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Older adults with a physical disability are at greater risk of falling than older adults without a physical disability. Falls typically occur while you're doing everyday activities such as walking, getting up from a chair, or bending down. There are both physical and emotional consequences from falling.
Physical consequences may include:
Accidental falls are the leading cause of injury-related death in older adults.
The fear of falling is very powerful and you may not even realize how this fear is limiting your daily activities. Fear of falling can result in:
Injuries and fears caused by falling can reduce your overall health, increase your health care costs and reduce your ability to take care of yourself and be independent.
Some risks factors listed below are preventable and others are not, but knowing the factors can still help you assess your level of risk.
Exercise is the single most effective way to prevent falls.
Use a falls prevention check-list around your house to improve its safety:
As you age with a disability, your care assistance needs will grow and change as well. Get your family, friends, and other caregivers involved in fall prevention. Make sure the people helping you have the knowledge, training, and support they need. Some caregiver resources include:
This information is not meant to replace the advice from a medical professional. You should consult your health care provider regarding specific medical concerns or treatment.
Content is based on research evidence and/or professional consensus of faculty at the University of Washington Aging and Physical Disability Rehabilitation Research and Training Center. This factsheet may be reproduced and distributed freely with the following attribution: Verrall, A. (2013). Fall Prevention for Older Adults with a Physical Disability [Factsheet]. Aging and Physical Disability Rehabilitation Research and Training Center. NIDRR/U.S. D.O.E. grant #H133B080024. University of Washington. http://agerrtc.washington.edu/


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25th June 2015
Anti-gay governor Bobby Jindal enters 2016 presidential race 8
8:36 AM — One of the most anti-gay Republican politicians, Bobby Jindal, has entered the US presidential race.
13th June 2015
Rick Santorum won't accept Caitlyn Jenner but will accept her endorsement 6
9:31 AM — Notoriously anti-gay Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum has said he would accept support from out trans Olympian Caitlyn Jenner.
5th May 2015
Fox News contributor comes out as gay 19
10:12 AM — Political commenter Guy Benson has confirmed he is gay in his new book.
4th May 2015
Ben Carson who joked about poisoning gay wedding cakes to run for US President 11
5:17 PM — Ben Carson, who previously insisted that being gay is a choice, and who joked about poisoning gay wedding cakes has announced his presidential bid.
9th March 2015
Texas Republicans elect Chair who threatened to cancel newspaper subscription over gay kiss 23
7:53 PM — The Texas Republican Party has elected a new chair - who previously threatened to cancel his subscription to his local newspaper, if they ever print a gay kiss.
11th February 2015
US: Republicans won't file Supreme Court brief for same-sex marriage case 7
1:36 PM — The GOP has indicated it will file no brief to the Supreme Court, ahead of an upcoming case on same-sex marriage.
10th November 2014
Did sexual harassment claims cost gay Republican Carl DeMaio an election victory? 2
1:51 PM — A spokesperson for Republican Carl DeMaio has claimed that allegations of sexual harassment against the candidate contributed to his election loss.
9th November 2014
Senator Rob Portman: Republican party will eventually support same-sex marriage 11
3:37 PM — Republican Senator Rob Portman has said he is "glad" he made the decision to back equal marriage - and thinks his party will join him eventually.
12th October 2014
US: National Organisation for Marriage threatens to cut ties with Republican party 30
12:08 PM — The anti-gay National Organisation for Marriage has threatened to throw its weight behind a third party, unless Republicans do more to oppose gay rights.
11th October 2014
US: Gay Republican Carl DeMaio hit with sexual harassment claims 5
11:27 AM — Republican Carl DeMaio, who was on course to become his party's first openly gay congressman, has been accused of sexually harassing a male staffer.
24th September 2014
US: Civil rights groups urge RNC to disassociate with anti-gay groups 1
8:48 PM — Wednesday, a coalition of civil rights groups, lead by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), urged the head of the Republican National Committee to disassociate from the groups behind the upcoming Values Voter Summit, because of their demonisation of LGBT people.
4th September 2014
US: Senior GOP spokesman comes out as gay 15
5:19 PM — A former senior spokesman for the US Republican Party has come out as gay in an editorial published on Thursday.
4th August 2014
US: Arizona gubernatorial candidate releases anti-gay political advertisement 9
8:20 PM — Arizona gubernatorial candidate Andrew Thomas has released a anti-gay political advertisement for his campaign, calling for a defense of "faith, family and freedom."
16th July 2014
Rob Portman: My support of equal marriage has been 'helpful', say voters 4
12:42 PM — The first Republican senator to support same-sex marriage, and a potential presidential candidate, has said that his support and "willingness to talk" about his gay son have been "helpful" to voters struggling on the issue.
28th June 2014
US: Tea Party candidate accuses opponent of being replaced by a robot 3
11:25 AM — A Tea Party candidate in Oklahoma is claiming that the congressman he is challenging, who is opposed to gay rights, has been killed and replaced by a robot or a humanoid body double.
25th June 2014
Comment: Banning 'ex-gay' therapy would only hurt people who want to change 195
2:47 PM — Earlier this week, PinkNews reported that Jeremy Schwab authored a Texas GOP policy defending the use of 'ex-gay' therapy. Unhappy with the article, here is Mr Schwab's response, and defence of the use of the therapy.
20th June 2014
Texas GOP Chair: Party was 'forced' to pass platform endorsing gay cure therapy 3
4:46 PM — The chair of the Texas Republican party has claimed that delegates were "forced" to pass a platform endorsing gay cure therapy, due to a loophole in conference rules.
4th June 2014
US: Draft of Texas Republican platform endorses 'gay cure' therapy 6
9:18 PM — The first draft of the Texas GOP's new state platform includes a provision endorsing 'gay cure' therapy.
3rd June 2014
GOP gay group: We are not shutting down, 'still discussing' rebranding 2
2:10 PM — Republican gay group GOProud has denied reports that it will imminently shut down after both its founders abandoned it, saying it is "still discussing" its future.
29th May 2014
US: Two gay Republican groups banned from Texas state convention 26
8:17 PM — The Republican Party in Texas has banned two gay rights groups from putting up stands at the state convention, saying groups that promote gambling and marijuana legalisation are also banned.


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A few photos of Mischa at the "Flaunt Magazine honors Norman Reedus and celebrates location issue with Cult Of Individuality" event at Hakkasan Beverly Hills from earlier in the week have been added. I think this is one of my favourite looks from Mischa in recent months.
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Last week, Greg Chait of the Elder Statesman opened his boutique to Laure Heriard Dubreuil's The Webster. Check out photos of a beautiful Mischa at the event.
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Photos of a glowing Mischa at Kat Kramer's Films That Change the World Screening Series have been added. Mischa was there alongside Martin Sheen for their movie Bhopal: A Prayer for Rain which is currently streaming on Hulu Plus and Netflix.
Photos of Mischa at the Variety and Formula E Hollywood Gala at the Chateau Marmot in LA have been added.
Photos of Mischa at the LA Lakers game at Staples Center have been added. Gotta love her NY cap!
Here is the trailer for Mischa's upcoming horror flick The Hoarder. It recently had its premiere at Frightfest Glasgow. The film also stars Robert Knepper and Emily Atack.
The trailer is a bit gory in parts and kind of spoilerish, so if you want to be surprised all the way, I suggest not watching.
For some reason, the trailer has a privacy setting on it. So you can't watch it directly on this site, you'll need to click the link below and watch it straight through Vimeo. Last time the trailer was posted like this, it was deleted, so if it's gone by the time you guys read this, sorry in advance.
The Hoarder trailer from Matt Winn on Vimeo.
Here is Mischa's stunning shoot for Professional Hairdresser magazine. One of her best, imo! The shoot features Mischa sporting the Gold Class Hair extensions via Inanch London salon.
Continuing our coverage of Mischa's latest movie Deserted (so current, it just wrapped production a few weeks ago), director Ashley Avis has very kindly taken time out of her week to answer a few questions for us.
What we have with this project is something a little different to normal in the sense that Ashley was not only the director, but also the writer, location scout and I'm sure a million other things. Additionally, most of the crew were friends or relatives, so even in just my brief contact with Ashley, you can tell that a lot of heart and soul was put into the production of this film. That alone makes it one to watch.
As I mentioned, the movie has just wrapped production so we're still a little while away from getting release info, but I hope the following Q&A gives you a glimpse into the making of the movie. I'm sure that after reading it through, you'll be looking forward to seeing the finished film just as much as me.
It's definitely a passion project – absolutely. I've written dozens of drafts of this script over the past three, three and a half years. As scripts do, Deserted has morphed and changed, ebbed and flowed.
It took about that amount of time (approximately three years) for both financing, and the right team to click into place as well.
What was your inspiration behind the screenplay?
Death Valley, first and foremost. A cinematographer I used to work with years ago showed me photos of Death Valley – the outstandingly, varying topography. Sand dunes, salt flats, mountains, pinnacles – I desperately wanted to shoot something, anything in a place like that.
Most of the screenplays I write start with a location, first. A place – a theme – and then the characters crawl out of the woodwork. I love finding them, weaving them. Watching them talk. The only thing in Deserted that's particularly close to home for me is the relationship between Jae and Robin – I'm very close to my younger brother.
Thank you, that's very kind. Jae is an incredibly complex character, and we needed an actress that could really dig deep into her psychologically. When we met with Mischa at our home in Venice – she came in with this beautiful openness and great story thoughts and questions about the script. We were all incredibly impressed.
As soon as Mischa was cast, she immediately flew into her process of getting into and understanding her character. She did a huge amount of research about women who had been incarcerated, the psychology of a character like Jae. Mischa was also great to work with on set – she worked incredibly hard, we were constantly talking about finding the truth in the dialogue and the character dynamics. Her performance truly matches how much she gave herself to the role. She was outstanding.
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Beef, Bean, And Corn Chili
3 Dec 2010
|Vegetable oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Top round steak
|2 Pound, trimmed of fat and cut into 1/2-inch cubes
|Spanish onions
|3 , coarsely chopped
|Dried pinto beans
|1 Pound, soaked
|Chili powder
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (Fine Quality)
|Ground cumin
|2 Teaspoon
|Ground black pepper
|To Taste
|3 Clove (15 gm), mashed
|Canned crushed tomatoes
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|6 Cup (96 tbs)
|Jalapeno peppers
|3 , seeded and finely chopped
|Canned mild green chilies
|4 Ounce, coarsely chopped (Four 2 Ounce Each Cans)
|Dried oregano
|2 Teaspoon
|Corn kernels/Frozen corn kernels, thawed
|3 Cup (48 tbs), frozen (5 Cobs)
|To Taste
Heat oil in Dutch oven over high heat and brown beef, being careful not to crowd pieces.
Do in several batches if necessary.
Add onions and cook for 10 minutes.
Reduce heat; add remaining ingredients except corn and simmer for 2 to 3 hours, the longer the better.
Add corn 15 minutes before serving.
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I have said many times that despite the dim prospects of succeeding a climate deal in Copenhagen, I am optimistic that we will eventually manage to move forward and reduce carbon dioxide emissions. That is because the big emitters have decided to address the threat of global climate change and have– in many cases – agreed to encourage the mobilization of public and private resources to support a fund or funds that would invest in clean energy projects.
Businesses usually follow the technological developments and the money. In a survey of the green energy market, Bloomberg News reports that Global investments in renewable-energy projects may climb to a record $200 billion worldwide next year, while according to Michael Liebreich, chairman of London-based New Energy Finance, spending on technologies such as solar panels and wind turbines will rise about 50 percent from $130 billion this year and top the previous high of $155 billion in 2008.
Liebreich said that government spending on green energy will more than double from this year; U.S., China and 10 other nations have already approved a total of $177 billion in stimulus funding for green energy over several years.
Ira Ehrenpreis, general partner with Technology Partners, a Palo Alto, California-based clean energy investment fund with about $700 million under management says that it is "renaissance time in the clean-tech sector" and that "a clean-tech company has the world as its customer base."
Analysts, meanwhile say that with China, the European Union (EU) and U.S. states aggressively adopting regulations and incentives promoting green energy, the field will continue to rapidly develop even if a global climate treaty is not signed. Already major renewable energy projects are now underway across the globe.
CLP, Hong Kong's biggest electricity supplier, is aiming to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions by about 75 percent by 2050. The company is building a $903 million offshore wind farm.
NRG Energy Inc., the second-largest power producer in Texas, taking advantage of government funding, plans to spend $2 billion on renewable power over the next six years.
Columbus, Ohio-based American Electric said this year it will buy 2,000 megawatts (1 MW is enough to power about 800 U.S. homes) of wind power by the end of 2011, doubling its original goal, in order to meet state renewable-energy requirements and company targets.
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Talking about a new Anti-Aliasing solution, based upon a method the PS3 is known for...
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With this AA technique, DICE gets the similar results to 16x Supersample AA at a fraction of the cost. The MLAA-style postprocessing is what PS3 exclusives use for AA, so it's highly likely this method came to be thanks to RnD for further optimization of the PS3 version.
We introduce a new technique for subpixel reconstruction antialiasing(SRAA). The core idea is to extend the success of MLAA-style postprocessing with enough input to accurately reconstruct subpixel geometric edges. SRAA operates as a postprocess that combines a G-buffer sampling strategy with an image reconstruction strategy. The key part is to sample the shading at close to screen resolution while sampling geometry at subpixel precision, and then estimate a superresolution image using a reconstruction filter. That superresolution image is then filtered into an antialiased screen-resolution image. In practice, the reconstruction and downsampling occur simultaneously in a single reconstruction pass. Our results demonstrate that SRAA can approximate the quality of supersampling using man using many fewer shading operations, yielding a net 4-16x speedup at minor quality degradation compared to shading at each subpixel sample.
If the PS3 version looks as good as these screenshots suggest... just WoW! And all of that stuff is supposedly destructible too...


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Feinstein: NRA intimidation weakens weapons reform
SAN FRANCISCO The National Rifle Association and gun manufacturers are to blame for the "disconnect" between the broad public support for gun control and the reluctance in Congress to ban assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines, U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein said Wednesday.
Speaking to a hometown audience of about 500 people in San Francisco, the California Democrat said the NRA has intimidated senators with threats that the gun lobby would spend heavily to unseat them if they support the restrictions Feinstein championed in response to the December massacre at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn.
"A fear has set in that if they vote for the bill they won't be re-elected. It's that plain, it's that simple," Feinstein said during an appearance before the Commonwealth Club. "My view is they shouldn't go up to the Senate if they are unwilling to stand up and vote."
She did not mention any senators by name, but ticked off a long list of southern and western states, from Montana and Wyoming to Tennessee and Florida, where the threats would be most successful.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid last month stripped the assault weapons and ammunition bans from the gun-control legislation that Democrats plan to bring to the Senate floor in coming weeks. Reid said he was worried those provisions would doom any reforms, such as expanded background checks for gun sales, but assured Feinstein he would allow them to be voted on as amendments.
Feinstein said she would press for a chance to speak on the Senate floor, where she plans to once more make the case that while military-style weapons are involved in a small percentage of gun deaths, the massacres and damage to individual bodies they can inflict "are antithetical to our values."
NRA spokesman Andrew Arulanandam rejected Feinstein's account of why her colleagues are not embracing her proposals.
"In spite of what Senator Feinstein is trying to spin, to try and put the blame on the NRA, the real reason that there is lack of support for these bans is because we had a 10-year period where these bans were the law of the land, and during that 10-year period numerous studies were conducted that found these bans were ineffective at reducing crime," Arulanandam said.
During her remarks earlier in the day, Feinstein had disputed the contention that the assault weapons ban she sponsored in 1994 did not reduce gun violence during the decade before it was allowed to expire.
"It had begun to do what we wanted it to do, which is to drive down the number of these guns over time," she said. "The NRA has their statistics, I have mine."
Feinstein also encouraged the entertainment and video game industries to take voluntary steps to produce products that do not glorify big, powerful guns before Congress feels compelled to step in. She mentioned that Adam Lanza, the 20-year-old man responsible for the Sandy Hook Elementary School slayings, practiced shooting both at a range with his mother and on a video screen.


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William Sharp, born in London, is an English rugby league player.
Sharp plays for Harlequins RL in the European Super League having signed from South London Storm RLFC, he also played for Streatham.
Will Sharp's position of choice is as a centre. He can also operate on the wing.
Sharp has a contract with Harlequins RL and this will see the dynamic youngster join the first grade squad on a permanent basis.
Will Sharp was named as the Harlequins Senior Academy Player of the Year in 2007.


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Lorillard Earnings Preview: Will it Miss? - Analyst Blog
Cigarette company Lorillard Inc ( LO ) is set to report its first-quarter 2013 results on Apr 24 before the market opens. Last quarter, it posted a 3.9% positive surprise. Let's see how things are shaping up for this announcement.
Growth Factors this Past Quarter
Strong top-line growth driven by the blu e-Cigs electronic cigarette brand and continued increase in retail market share of cigarettes proved to be Lorillard's strength in the fourth quarter of 2012. The company's share buyback program and lower tax rates also fueled earnings.
Lorillard's fourth quarter earnings of 79 cents per share exceeded the prior-year earnings by 8.2%. Net sales surpassed both the Zacks Consensus Estimate and the prior-year quarter on the back of increased revenues from its cigarettes and electronic cigarettes segments. Lorillard's Newport cigarette brand continued to gain popularity even with higher cigarette pricing amid overall slowdown in the cigarette industry. In addition, sales in the electronic cigarette segment increased almost three times from the prior quarter, owing to the blu e-Cigs brand.
Earnings Whispers
Our proven model does not conclusively show that Lorillard is likely to beat earnings this quarter. That is because a stock needs to have both a positive earnings Expected Surprise Prediction (ESP) (Read: Zacks Earnings ESP: A Better Method ) and a Zacks Rank #1, #2 or #3 for this to happen. That is not the case here as shown below.
Zacks ESP: The Earnings ESP is 0.00%.
Zacks Rank #3 (Hold): Lorillard's Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) lowers the predictive power of ESP because the Zacks Rank #3 when combined with an ESP of 0.00% makes surprise prediction difficult.
We caution against stocks with Zacks Rank #4 and #5 (Sell rated stocks) going into the earnings announcement, especially when the company is seeing negative estimate revisions momentum.
Other Stocks to Consider
Here are some other companies in the consumer staples sector you may want to consider as our model shows they have the right combination of elements to post an earnings beat this quarter:
Flower Foods Inc ( FLO ) with Earnings ESP of +4.88% and a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy)
Kraft Foods Group, Inc. ( KRFT ) with Earnings ESP of +3.13% and a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy)
Molson Coors Brewing Co. ( TAP ) with Earnings ESP of +2.86% and a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold)
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Naples - Pompeii
Sept 19th Thu. Arrive Naples train station from Rome at 9 am. Allow 2 hours Rick Steve's walk to Naples Archiological Museaum about 11 am Arrange 3 escorted museum tour, leave about 2 pm Arrange transfer from museaum to Pompeii for 4 hour escorted tour. Leave Pompeii about 6 pm Arrange transfer to Sorrento hotel. Dine Sorrento and stroll Centro at night. Sept 20th, Fri. Arranged escorted tour Amalfi Coast to Ravello with lunch along the way. Get from Ravello to Naples train station about 4 pm for fast train to Rome. Arrive Rome train station about 6 pm and transfer to hotel. Dine and stroll Rome at night. Is this do-able? Advise local tour guides and transfers to arrange it, within these time limits. Thanks


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Alot have been seeking an alternative to WoW..It's been here all along
The Tavern (General) « Everquest II
I find it difficult to give more money to SOE.
Also, nothing about this game appeals to me more than resubbing and rolling an new toon on WoW. The problems you stated with its start are standard SOE. And the 8 billion expansions that have come out lead me to the belief that this game is far more expensive than initial glances.
No thanks for this one, but good concept at looking backwards.
Ultima Online: The Making of a Classic Part 1
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion
Give anyone a paintbrush and some LSD and they produce Picasso's work. What is good in art is pure subjectivity. Games themselves are art too. Which is why opinions can vary so much.
I agree that Trammel wasnt fun. But I also never played the PvP server. But thats because the PvP server wasnt close to the same as Pre-Trammel PvP. Sure, I got PKed quite a few times. I've even PKed or gone Red Hunting. But once Trammel came about, you lost a huge sense of danger and excitement to the game. Dungeon crawls lost its random element or some great dangers or opportunities. I couldnt stand the changes coming from AOS.
It was just greatness to be able to kill someone being a douche and accept the penalty and work it off. Open PvP with harsh penalties is far better than no PvP or totally open PvP.
A question about the free month that comes with game purchase
General Discussion « Vanguard: Saga of Heroes
Generally the "free month" is the 1st month of an account. It isnt a game card or a key.
They just take the account keys (CD-Key) and once an account is created its 1st month isnt billed.
DOTA2: Blizzard Suing Valve Over Trademark
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion
You cant be serious. If you are, I might feel sorry for you in another life. Otherwise, keep the good laughs coming.
DOTA2: Blizzard Suing Valve Over Trademark
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion
The title of this article is also misleading. There isnt an actual lawsuit cited anywehre in the article. The legal document Blizzard filed is an opposition or arguement to contest against Valve's application to trademark the DotA name.
DOTA2: Blizzard Suing Valve Over Trademark
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Gotta love it when people call out tools and dont even read the legal documents themselves.
Valve is attempting to trademark the DotA name. They are attempting to seal DotA with Valve and essentially give them right to sue or make money off the name.
Blizzard filed an opposition to this. Blizzard didn't file for a trademark themselves. They basically are arguing that Valve doesn't have right to trademark the name and that Blizzard can be damaged by this action.
People really need to stop hating on Blizzard blindly. Valve is doing the underhanded thing here. Nobody has to file for a trademark and then people can use the term. Yes, I read the entire opposition document Blizzard filed. No where in there is Blizzard stating they will trademark the name or that it already belongs to them.
To sum it up; Blizzard is saying that the DotA name is too closely associated with Blizzard's property and that Valve lacks the right or history associated with the mark for them to take it and in taking it, it will damage Blizzard.
Star Wars: The Old Republic: The Dorkside - An Honest Review
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Seriously, all greatness or flaws aside, the amount of time I stare at a load screen is stupid.
The bigger question about sales...
General Discussion « Star Wars: The Old Republic
Originally posted by sanosukex
Stating the success of an MMO based solely on box sales is pretty much as worthless as using XFire stats to rate overall populations.
It depends 100% on the business model. Guild Wars is 100% box sales and xpack game. No subs and they are wildly successful.
Warhammer Online could be very successful based on box sales alone or it could be barely profitable. It depends on what they based the budget on.
Some companies might need higher retention rates than others. If SWTOR expects to make dev costs back in X time and beat that goal, then yes, they are successful.
On the flip side, 2mm copies sold without a high enough retention rate may not be successful for SWTOR. You just have to wait for a press release or have inside knowledge.
I want to like EvE but it just isn't fun.
Jita (General) « EVE Online
The game is much more than action. You cant like EVE if all you want is action.
Mining is about more than mining. You have to have a purpose. If your purpose to mine is to make money, you're gonna be bored and hate the game. If your purpose is to build something, then you have a reason.
Combat is much more tactical than action. You select the red dot, but as you progress you will find that some modules are needed at certain times and others arnt. Sometimes maintaining proper distances change and required different actions. Its about knowing your enemy and knowing the fight. It can all be point clicked to fair success. Its by far not fast paced action.
EVE really is also about the journey and not destination. The way the skills work means you can "level" up without ever playing more than 5 minutes a day. I had the most fun when I was in a corp. When I went solo is when the game got boring. Find a corp doing something you might find fun. Mining ops, learning trading, learning R&D, pirating or other things.
UO's housing system, it's history, problems, and solutions
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The housing in SWG was similiar to that of late-development UO.
You had limits on items you can lockdown in SWG based on house size. There were zones you couldnt build a house.
Really, UO did it well. For a long time I knew one of the richest people on my shard gained his fortune by being a thief. He would steal people's keys and their house rune and loot the house.
I'd be one for a well made UO2.
It had a good run....bored or just not intrested?
Reviews & Impressions « Star Wars: The Old Republic
People fall into the whirlwind generated by the hype machince.
I am enjoying the game. I bought it with expectations and the game is delivering where I thought it should. It has plenty of drawbacks. But I compare the drawbacks and faults based on what is out there that I could play, not some ideal.
In regards to polished? SWTOR isn't polished yet. They have a long way to go. There are too many clunky and off parts. Too many issues, bugs and overlooked features. It doesn't bother me. I expect it from a company green to the MMO scene.
I work around the little problems because there doesn't seem to be a lot of major problems.
I've not gotten to end game. But I can tell you that I wont get bored so quickly. If all else fails, I can go holocron hunting.
This is how awesome swtor is.2 classes cant progress the main quest
Spoilers « Star Wars: The Old Republic
Originally posted by Icewhite
By the reading of the OP it looks to be a hate/troll/rant thread.
And by all means, with such lack of detail given the information that is provided leads me to believe user error as well.
With the evidence that the glitch is not unbeatable or game breaking and many have gotten past the content provides more foundation that the OP lacks the skill or creativity to overcome some of the more challenging parts of the game.
Seems like the game has peaked on XFire
General Discussion « Star Wars: The Old Republic
Originally posted by Vato26
You can use X Fire to spot trending or as an estimation tool. Do keep in mind that US political polls that are widely used usually only sample ~0.0003% of the population.
Then again, its a scientific poll and hits random demographics. We don't know how X Fire user habits and preferences differ from the general population of a specific game.
I would consider X Fire to be reliable enough for the trending. It spotted downward population trends for several games before they switched to F2P models.
Solo players: What elements do you enjoy in your MMO
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion
Gameplay beats community unless its the community that chooses my game.
I play Skyrim because its fun. The storyline and world interaction are fun. The ambience is interesting (getting a quest/map marker by being close to a conversation or listening to a guard comment about my adventures is fun)
But its hard to capture that in the MMO world.
So to better say what I like about single-player experiences in the MMO worlds are slightly different.
I want to be my own person. If I have classes, let me wiggle a little. Give some uniqueness. Maybe it wont be on par with a min/max build/style/preference but it will give flavor or situational advantages.
Solo goals are also good. From unique appearance to rare possesions (of vanity or practical value) to player housing (bigger, better and cooler houses).
Exploration is a good thing. Finding new parts of the world or non-quest critical parts that just exist and have interesting things to them that only an explorer would find.
There is also crafting. Crafting must be engaging and purposeful. Most MMO crafting today is an afterthought. There are very few games which allow for someone to be a crafter and not a combatant. Though a crafting class isn't something I see as a requirement, some serious investment in it is.
Just my two cents about the single-player greatness out of MMOs.
So after the swtor dissapointment i fired up wow (after 10 months rest)
General Discussion « World of Warcraft
Originally posted by Zefire
WoW is the world and the player in it.
SWTOR is the player and the world around it.
Think Mass Effect. You have places you can go and things to do, but all based on stories or quests. Everything has a distinct purpose. You have a very large hand guiding you where to go in SWTOR.
WoW's grip is looser but really to the same effect. There is more grind in WoW. But usually you are funneled along one or two prescribed paths.
In WoW, you have unique racial paths until about ~20ish. Then they merge into the faction paths. You then usually go a handful of roads and merge more. Once you hit 60, faction paths even merge into the expansion paths. But once you get past starter zones you really drop out of the story arcs unless you try to pay attention.
SWTOR has each class have story arcs for a really long time. And these story arcs drive leveling. You wont find a zone that runs out of quests before you need to just grind in my experience so far.
I would say that neither is a better option, rather just flavors of the same option.
So after the swtor dissapointment i fired up wow (after 10 months rest)
General Discussion « World of Warcraft
Originally posted by Thillian
Two very different styles of cartoon. Very different, but both very cartoony. Its like Family Guy vs Archer.
So after the swtor dissapointment i fired up wow (after 10 months rest)
General Discussion « World of Warcraft
Other than just a general complaint... I really don't see your point.
The instancing is pretty much on display. That little number in the top left corner of the screen tell you how many people are in that instance with you. Whats wrong with the instancing anyway? It keeps lag away and if your friends pop online you can zone to the same instance as them. Instancing only becomes an issue if you are expecting the game to be something its not.
Sure, the VO work is a big part of it, so if you get bored of it, then really its not the game.
Music is largely preference. And a huge percent of the population play with music off. Graphics are also stylized like WoW. They both have their own flavors. From what I can see, there isn't much of a quality difference between them (but I dont play max/ultra, dont care to either). I'll give you that the world isn't as open as WoW. Its more linear and compacted (being that most zones are linear questlines). You can goto them sooner than intended just like WoW. As far as being alive, I dont think WoW is any more "alive". Both appear to be equally filled with "life".
I have no idea what you say about the blur filters and hurting eyes. I haven't run into any issues with that or eyes hurting. Maybe you should check with a doctor?
I, personally, am enjoying SWTOR. I also very much enjoyed WoW when I played it. I don't dilude myself into thinking SWTOR will be or should be the next greatest thing. I play it for what it is. A story-driven RPG in an MMO environment. You can play solo or in groups.
I enjoy its crafting system. I actually like the questing system. Its more interactive and entertaining. You can skip it wil the spacebar but I'd rather not. I like parts of the gear system where you can upgrade items and keep upgrading them as you level. And these things I say I like are all my preference. To me, the things I like beat out the things I don't like to make me pleased with my purchase and I will continue to play this game for a while yet.
Something's fishy about closed beta
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2
CBTs are rarely announced or made out to be big. The only CBTs that I know that were announced loudly are the ones you get to buy into by pre-orders or other gimmicks of the sort.
You should actually take comfort in seeing that the game isn't being tested loudly. It will likely yeild a better product.
Why Story Is False
General Discussion « Star Wars: The Old Republic
Originally posted by Tamanous
I actually have to disagree with your premise of the DM being the storyteller and players just riding the story. Partly, because what is highlighted in blue is dead on correct. What is in red is not only contradictory to itself (I mean, really contradictory), but also not entirely true.
What happens is that the DM sets up the story. And, for the most part that story gets played out. But rarely will it ever go the way the DM envisioned it if the DM is worth anything. Players become just as frustrated if the restrictions are overbearing as they do in MMOs like that. There is freedom of movement and choice required. And sometimes, blatant mutiny and change of story happens. Why? Because D&D is both themepark and sandbox like you said. A good DM knows that sometimes player, acting in thier alignment and roles, can 180 on a story and it be legit and the DM must compensate and recreate story or alter it or come back to it later. And this isn't what you call a bunch of DMs and players, its a good story that partially writes itself with a guide.
The main problem with heavily guided story in an MMO is replayability. Once you go through it one time, you cant really enjoy a seperate and different experience the second time. The concept you totally and completely miss is that a live DM is not the same as a script or program. People read books once and watch a movie once and dont go back to it unless it was truly amazing and great or after time has passed for the memory to fade a bit.
The biggest problem with this arguement isn't about story at all really. Its more about people wanting cake and eating it too. They want to be handheld and guided and given the story but when they want it and not be told what to do. They want to follow a story when its good, break away and do their own thing and maybe skip parts and jump back in. They want the freedom to do what they want at the same time as being told and shown a great story. That doesn't exist.
I've not played SWTOR yet. Dont plan to until things settle down a bit. But I can say I am sorely dissapointed in space combat (its literally on rails). The story aspects haven't been things I like unless it can pull off story like Skyrim did and make some really cool quests and mini-stories. But really, MMOs that force story down your throat only make it get in the way when alts come into play.
Why Story Is False
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Originally posted by rav3n2
Likely because this game is one of the definitions provided when people look up "Korean Grinder MMO"


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It is all about communication these days isn't it?
[Sep. 15th, 2009|
08:52 am
When I
last wrote
(quite a while ago, admittedly, so there is an irony in the headline) it was about the speed of the appeal process to get my father treatment for his cancer, becoming oh so slow. Tthe appeal review to get NICE to review his treatment was to be in 6 months time. So naturally we appealed against the appeal date. Even the doctors at the specialist unit in Birmingham were appealing against this date of February 2010.
So we sent more letters to the
; who was again very supportive and helpful, my sister gets dad's case into
the local newspaper
We hear nothing, my father has an appointment to explore the interim solutions (not many) that are available, my mother, sister and father all go to the hospital, so far so good.
But then things take a turn. This is not a discussion about the interim solutions. The appeal has been held and not only held but the decision overturned and my father has been approved to receive the recommended treatment. Whooping and hollering all around and great delight - cut to father and mother in tears. So what happened, how did this all work out?
In the first instance it was
Patient RC
was who was being considered for this treatment and who was referred to in the original decision made to deny this treatment. I do not know why his representation at this point was anonymous; apparently it is quite common to do this.
But between that decision and the appeal he was transformed from
Patient RC
to a real person, a living, breathing person with friends and family and people fighting to support him. All of that helped I have no doubt, but I think the single biggest factor in all of this was he moved from being initials to being real.
To paraphrase 'The Prisoner' I am not just initials I am a free man.
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Moving speedily to delay cancer treatment by 6 months
[Aug. 13th, 2009|
04:33 pm
I have heard so much in recent weeks about the speed, and focus etc that the NHS puts into delivering solutions for patients with life threatening disease such as cancer. I would say that has broadly been the experience so far, even when it's not what you want to hear: "No your father cannot have the drugs prescribed for him by his cancer specialist" because
haven't said they are nicewe knew it swiftly and so can start to appeal and challenge and search for other solutions etc.
You get swept along on this ride and expect it all to happen at speed… not an unreasonable view eh?
So I think I mentioned t
he appeal date was yesterday
, we didn't hear anything. Communications goes to the Doctor first, themto us apparently. So we heard today.
The appeals procedure is snowed under… the appeal will not be heard until February 2010.
No that is not a typo
February 2010.
This man who has this apparently rare form of this cancer we heard yesterday, will have to wait six months to know if he will get the drugs he has been prescribed and they could still say no. It is incredible isn't it?
So here we go again, apparently we now have to lodge a formal complaint to the PCT. Our MP Parmjit Dhanda and his team in Gloucester have been very helpful, so thanks to you all.
In parallel of course, we are still pushing the PCT to bring this date very far forward, they will see if they can fit us following a cancellation. Who cancels that kind of meeting? So we're not holding much hope that way.
So if anybody out there has a way of cracking this problem for a swifter solution I am wide open to ideas. We are already looking at clinical trials and stuff - so prising apart the bureaucratic tentacles that this is hidden behind are the ideas I am looking for. Thoughts and help welcome.
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Decision day for NICE over my father's cancer treatment
[Aug. 12th, 2009|
09:46 am
Synchronicity, what a word, the way it rolls around your mouth before gushing out past your lips. I never really thought too hard about it before today.
My father's appeal to the NHS trust to receive Sorafenib takes place today, fingers and everything else crossed. Thanks you to all who have been in touch and have contacted the Gloucester MP as well.
will meet today for the 3rd appraisal committee meeting on
, which based on the schedule of meetings would seem to be the last one they will hold, though
as mentioned previously
the system is somewhat opaque. Even though the decision will presumably be made today, it will still take a staggering 6 weeks to actually make it public.
So it is now nearly two weeks since the treatment was denied, and there has been a treatment vacuum since then. So if there is no Sorafenib… What then? So far nobody wants to discuss it, not sure how to interpret that really. A task for tomorrow, maybe, once we know the outcome of today.
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Fighting cancer and fighting NICE for an even break
[Aug. 6th, 2009|
01:08 pm
My father has always been a fan of boxing - but has never been into the ring, has never been in a fight like this one: against an opponent who you can't always know for sure and who can surprise you. A fight where you can find yourself winning a round and feeling good, and then find yourself knocked onto the floor but with no alternative but to rally and return to the fight.
But my father has been in one of those scraps for the last three years and it is a fight that continues. In 2006, he was diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver and he's since heeded all the plentiful advice, no alcohol, no this, no that … he's recovering from it.
Then late onset diabetes, with its daily ups and downs until you can manage, your body can read it: your intuition becomes more pronounced, you can see the punches coming. It is a remarkable thing that all sufferers come to manage this condition so adroitly not just my father.
Then a hip replacement, recovering now, no walking sticks anymore, it's just a question of being confident in yourself to manage and cope pull yourself together and show your opponent you are not scared.
Then fluid retention, that was a bit obvious, and we can deal with that, but in analysing that punch they spotted the potential haymaker. Yes, cancer.
The cancer is in the liver as a primary and the lymph gland as a secondary. Hence, an operation is not recommended.
But there is a new drug
(brand name Nexavar) made by Bayer that has been prescribed by the medical team treating him. It would do the exact task that is required. The cancer has been found quite early, he leads an active life, there are no nurses, no visits to home by doctors he could live an active and full life for years with this treatment.
But it is not approved by
They said no. They said they were sorry, but they said no. The sorry bit doesn't help. Not really, not when it's your father and he has done so much for so long. Selfishly we want him to stay with us, to spend time with his grandchildren, to spend time with us, to spend time with his wife, my mum. It is so easy to forget the suffering and the difficulties and the worries and concerns of the person who is well but oh so very close.
In all of this fight the NHS have been in my father's corner, Time and again they have towelled him down between rounds, given him some smelling salts and sent him back into the next round and so far he is winning on points. But now a new situation, the medical team are still in his corner but the bureaucrats are supporting the opponent.
The decision-making process by PCTs on all of this is so opaque, soft words, hard decisions, all shrouded by process following. If it is so good then make the meeting public, let the patient appear and be questioned and let him/her question back. This is too important to be left to 'nice' people in business meeting rooms, making decisions far from the front row of the fight and those involved in the fight.
I love sport, I love the thought of victory and triumph and my father was winning this fight, but now there is some new strategy being used designed to take victory away from him. So we need more fighters on the team, his team, my team and maybe, as I write this, your team as well; let's do what is right for fighters, shout for them , support them cheer them on, let's not pull the stool out from under them as they take a breather between rounds.
Let's let NICE know that we want a fair fight.
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Spanish Vegetable Paella
16 Nov 2009
This Vegetable Paella is a filling and yummy dish that is just too difficult to resist! I often serve this at home and have discovered that everyone loves its addictive flavor. Try the Vegetable Paella for yourself!
|Olive oil
|4 Fluid Ounce
|2 Large, thinly sliced
|2 Clove (10 gm), crushed
|Red pepper
|1 Large, white pith removed, seeded and sliced
|Long grain rice
|12 Ounce, washed, soaked in cold water for 30 minutes and drained
|Vegetable stock
|1 Pint
|4 Large, blanched, peeled, seeded and chopped
|Frozen petits pois
|3 Ounce
|Celery stalks
|2 , chopped
|Black olives
|18 , halved and stoned
|1 Teaspoon
|Black pepper
|1 Teaspoon
|Crushed saffron threads
|1⁄4 Teaspoon, dissolved
|Hot water
|2 Teaspoon
|Slivered almonds
|2 Ounce
In a saucepan, heat the oil over moderate heat.
When the oil is hot, add the onions, garlic and red pepper.
Cook, stirring occasionally, for 5 to 7 minutes or until the onions are soft and translucent but not brown.
Stir in the rice, coating it well with the oil, and continue cooking, stirring occasionally, for 5 minutes.
Pour in the stock and increase the heat to high.
Bring the liquid to the boil.
Reduce the heat to low and stir in the tomatoes, petits pois, celery, olives, salt, pepper and saffron.
Cover and simmer the mixture for 35 minutes or until the rice is tender.
Remove the pan from the heat and turn the paella into a warmed dish.
Sprinkle over the almonds and serve.
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"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
Mayo was out of line, ecspecially for HS basketball.
He might get away with that in college to an extent, but not in HS.
The ref may have overreacted with his slapstick routine, but you don't get the in face of a ref, ecspecially at the HS level.
I guess OJ's posse comes out to get him before his coach does?
Gotta love superjock HS sports these days.
This is the time. The real Reds organization is back.
I knew who OJ Mayo was when he was in the 8th grade. That's sad. So yeah, part of the problem comes from external sources. But he's got real problems with his ego and his character and I'm afraid his talent isn't going to be enough to overcome these things once he starts playing against the best of the best in the NBA. I hope he doesn't self-destruct.
Grape works as a soda. Sort of as a gum. I wonder why it doesn't work as a pie. Grape pie? There's no grape pie. - Larry David
Burn down the disco. Hang the blessed DJ. Because the music that he constantly plays, it says nothing to me about my life.
I watched this and I don't think it was so bad. Yeah he should have been teed up for carrying the ball like that but the other one looked pretty bogus to me. And it looked like the ref either tripped or flopped. It also looked like O.J. was going to help the guy up after he hit the floor. It didn't seem like O.J. had bad intentions. A lot of times refs tee someone up they get a big surge of adreneline and they do something foolish like going to the wrong end of the floor to shoot the T. Or they call another T just because they don't want to look like they are losing control. These ref aren't pros. This is a part time job for them. They make mistakes too and are just as prone to overreact as anyone is when confronted. You also have to wonder if this was Joe Schmo instead of O.J. Mayo, would the ref reacted the way he did and would it be such a big deal?
That doesn't excuse what O.J. did but was that so heinous? After all, he was just following the example he's seen on TV from NBA and college players. I remember whenever Kareem had a foul called on him his eyes got wide and he'd kind of half bend over and hold out his hands like he was saying, "What did I do?" All the big time players did crap like that. I'm glad Stern has told the refs in the NBA not to put up with that crap anymore.
Guys have done worse than this and have had nothing happen to them. He didn't assault anyone. I didn't see any thuggish behavior exhibited. It just seems like quite a bit of overreaction to me.
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The referee and the Huntington High coach have submitted rather conflicting written accounts as to what occurred.
The referee claimed that Mayo cursed him after intentionally knocking him down.
The coach claimed that the referee told him before the game that Mayo had better keep his mouth shut, yet the referee later initiated conversations with Mayo; the coach added that at one point when Mayo was telling his teammates to be careful about fouling the referee interrupted to tell Mayo that he was the one who had better watch it.
If the referee's account is accurate, Mayo should be suspended for the season. If the coach's account is accurate, the referee should never again officiate a game at any level. The problem is determining whether or not either account is accurate.
"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
I know a ton of people who went to that game and they all said the same thing...the opposing team started the whole mess, and Mayo didn't do anything wrong. His mouth was shut when the ref T'd him up. The ref was out to get Mayo and HHS, and IMO, he should never be allowed to ref a game again.
I miss Adam Dunn.
Live feed of the Scott Co Huntington High game.
The TV announcers even made reference to it being a flop.
Perhaps it is my imagination, but it seems that on-field sports officials are more and more attempting to grab attention for themselves, rather than simply umpiring and reffing the game.
Perhaps this is out of jealousy, want for attention, or whatnot, but it is yet another disturbing trend.
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Klorane Dry shampoo
214 reviews
77% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.9
Price: $$$
INGREDIENTSButane, Propane, Isobutane, Oryza Sativa(Rice), Starch(Oryza Sativa), SD Alcohol 39-C(Alcohol Denat), Aluminium Starch Octenylsuccinate, Avena Sativa(Oat), Kernel Oil(Avena Sativa), CYclodextrin, Cyclomethicone, fragance(Parfum), Isopropyl Myristate Slicia.
on 6/23/2015 3:21:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
Cult classic for a reason. Works great and has appealing unisex fragrance. Although I try not to spray this too close to the scalp (because of the alcohol, listed as SD alcohol/alcohol denat), just on the hair. Seems to have become more expensive to buy in Australia in the last year?
on 6/15/2015 3:14:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Blond, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I have tried both the nettle and the oat milk version. Both are excellent products, just depends what you're looking for. The nettle is supposed to be a little bit "stronger," absorbing more oil and keeping hair "clean-looking" longer. However, I got pretty good results with the oat milk one too. Using Klorane, I've been able to transition to washing my hair every four days. And I don't even have to apply it on each one of those days- one or two days max. It has a great preventative effect that stops your hair from accumulating more oil even AFTER you put it in. This is where the nettle version really shines- the oat milk has the same immediate effect but the nettle holds the oil at bay better, so I personally like the nettle one.
People have mentioned a "nice smell", but I really don't detect any smell at all. That's one of the things I like about this product. Compared to the Kevin Murphy dry shampoo, which had a very strong smell (and many other dry shampoos do), this is much better. I personally don't want my dry shampoo to compete with my perfume.
Be sure to shake the can before use, and the product will spray out in a fine mist. This makes the can last longer. I burned through my first can within just a couple weeks because I wasn't shaking it up properly. Thank goodness I gave it another shot and got it right! My hair is pretty thick so I spray it in sections, but you don't need a lot. I actually think I may be using more than I need and am trying to scale back. It comes out kind of white. Just use your fingers to comb it through and rub it in and it should disappear (it's been invisible on my hair when it's been blonde, strawberry blonde, and dirty blonde). There is a tinted version now too if you're worried about color- but, as well as being the least scented dry shampoo I've tried, it's also the most invisible. It builds up a little on hair but not a lot- much better than a powder dry shampoo from a shaker, for example.
Application is quick and easy and really does make your hair look freshly washed. I'll never forget the look on the face of this guy I was seeing when I used it in front of him- he was absolutely blown away by the difference and really thought it looked like I'd just showered. "Magic," I believe he said. :)
My only complaints with this product are the size of the can and price- I wish I got more for my money- and the aerosol. I'd happily work harder to apply this if it would protect the environment. I'd like to see a switch to non-aerosol. As for the price, I try to pick this up when it's 15 or 20% off at the drugstore (which happens sometimes) and buy a couple cans. But they ARE lasting me longer these days; my hair has adjusted to being washed less frequently and I don't need as much product as when I first started. As it stands, I continue to buy this even if it's not always marked down. If a cheaper product comes out that's also invisible, unscented, and cruelty-free (to my knowledge Klorane is), I'd be all over that.
Give this a try. If your hair is really oil or you just want to go as long as possible without washing, get the nettle. If you still plan on washing your hair every 2-3 days, get the oat milk.
on 5/20/2015 11:59:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is the review for Klorane Dry Shampoo - extra gentle with oat milk.
Stay away from this product, I know it says extra gentle but it contains both Silica & Aluminum. It was an okay dry shampoo but for MONTHS my face was breaking out. I switched out my skincare routine numerous times. Turns out it was from this, I tossed it and my face is now returning to normal.
I had previously used the regular version of this dry shampoo, I did like that one.
on 5/19/2015 7:23:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
Edit: It pains me to drop a lippie off my review, but I'm doing so due to cost. I feel this is just too expensive to use regularly. It's truly a great product, but I went through the can so quickly (quicker than I've ever gone through any product) that the cost to replenish this regularly would just be too high.
This is definitely the best dry shampoo I've tried...no contest! Truly makes my second day hair look as good as freshly washed hair. And that has never happened to me with any other dry shampoo. Sprays on light with a hint of powder, and virtually no scent. It works really well to refresh hair and doesn't have the nauseating scent that most every other dry shampoo has.
on 4/21/2015 12:08:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Dark, Warm
Hair: Black, Relaxed, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I can understand why this has a cult following: Fresh Air scent, absorbs into scalp easily & controls oilies
At 1st I used a heavy hand - between the nozzle (built like Pantene's which bends forward, not straight down) and my force, white powder poofed onto my scalp. So I was much more careful on 2nd attempt and lo & behold - a fine mist sprayed straight into the parts I created to access my scalp.
1/2 lippie off for the nozzle type, 1/4 lippie off for high potential for white residue if you're not careful and 1/4 off for price. But Im aware you get what you pay for and this runs rings around Batiste and others so..,
All in all a really nice dry shampoo I will definitely repurchase
on 2/25/2015 7:37:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Best dry shampoo I've found to date! I have been using dry shampoo for the past few months in an effort to cut back on washing my hair. This saves me time in the mornings before work, and more importantly, I have hard water and color treated hair, so not a good combo. I try to go 2-3 days between washing my hair, but I have a very oily scalp and work out a lot so sometimes I just have to wash it daily. The first dry shampoo I tried was the Alterna cleanse extend dry shampoo (it comes in a travel size can at Sephora for $12) which I thought was okay at absorbing oil but left a noticeably heavy residue and didn't work as well on day 2 without washing. Then I tried the Loreal Blow Dry It Blow Out Spray (around $5 at Walgreens) which works great at absorbing excess oil but my hair still looked 'worn' and a little flat. I recently took a trip to Paris and Klorane was in all of the pharmacies and I had read about it's cult following, so I was really excited to see it at my local Walgreens. I picked up the original and tinted version. The scent is light, not exactly fragrant or appealing to me, but it isn't overpowering and doesn't bother me. I've tried both the original and tinted versions and they both have a slightly powdery finish as soon as you spray them into your roots, but once you work the product in it blends nicely into the hair. For reference I have dark brown hair and both formulas work and look about the same for me. What I love most about using this product is that it makes my hair look like it's clean/washed. I can definitely feel the product build up, especially if I've used it 2 days in a row, but I can tolerate it as it doesn't irriate my scalp. It is a little pricey compared to the Loreal spray, but I think it's worth it and I will definitely buy again.
on 2/9/2015 11:41:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I bought this to refresh my hair after workouts since I try to wash it every three days. It is the first time I tried dry shampoo and I actually didn't expect it to be that effective. It prevents greasy appearance, gives roots a little lift and doesn't show even on my black hair. It saved me when I had stitches in my hair after an accident and couldn't wet my hair at all for ten days! I can't use it regularly though. My problem with this product is that it contains starch. I already knew that makeup products with starch give me breakouts(ughhh korres zea mays blush), but I didn't make the connection when buying this. I use it only when I have to, and then try to wash my hair thoroughly as soon as I can or I get zits around the hairline. It isn't a terrible product, it would be fine if my skin was ok with starch but since there are a lot more options (and much cheaper brands) I definitely won't repurchase this.
on 2/5/2015 10:56:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Green
I have tried many, many dry shampoos over the years and this is only one I have come back to over and over again. It smells wonderful and does a fantastic job of getting rid of excess oil and giving 2nd day hair a lift. If you have darker hair I would get the tinted version.
on 2/3/2015 5:52:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Green
This is quite good actually. It sprays a strong mist and absorbs oil nicely. The scent isn't too strong like others which is a plus in my book (I'm looking at you Toni & Guy!) My only gripe is that it doesn't do much regarding volume.
on 1/15/2015 3:34:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Hair colour: Dark brown to black
Hair type: Greasy roots, dry ends
Having greasy roots means that I normally have to wash my hair every day, which is very stripping on the ends, so I decided to take the plunge and get on the dry shampoo bandwagon. I started with the Klorane Dry Shampoo with Oat Milk, and I must say that it really does work.
I have since finished that first can and moved on to my next one, which is the newer Dry Shampoo with Oat Milk for Brown to Dark Hair.
+ Does not leave visible white streaks in my dark hair
+ Keeps my roots relatively grease-free, if I spray it on correctly
+ Provides some lift for my straight, flat hair
+ Does not leave the roots feeling gritty
+ Lasted me about half a year, which was pretty good for very regular usage
- I found that I must remember to shake the bottle and really hold it at arm's length, then spray it right at the roots for it to really take effect. On days when I do a shoddy job at it, my roots just remain greasy.
- It is a little pricier than some other dry shampoos, like Batiste and CoLab, both of which are also pretty decent ones. In my experience, the Batiste does somewhat leave some residue and grittiness. On the other hand, the CoLab dry shampoo does its job almost as well as the Klorane one does, with the exception of providing lift and having a noticeable fragrance.
Definitely a must-have on my shelf.
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This fragrance introduces all the olfactory complexity of the resinous note of labdanum, an element "di per se" arousing a multifaceted aroma with diverse facets, some of which are ambery, some incensey, some leathery/musky, some woody, others finally smoky, mellifluous and musty/mouldy. The perfumer creator decided in this case to support each of those nuances with the insertion of many accessorial elements as the musk, animal notes, resins, balsams, sweet-smoky tonka and a spicy patchouli which imprints sophistication and "importance" to the all whole olfactory fatigue. Labdanum 18 is an articulated white oriental. At the beginning for instance i detect the labdanum in its resinous outlook and i smell opposite types of accents, detect at once something detergent, soapy and rediant and something else vaguely smokey in the middle of a sort of ambery and musky general resinous feel, with fuzzy olfactory reminiscences about Ambre Fetiche Annick Goutal, E.Coudray Ambre et Vanille, Le Male Gaultier and Shalimar Guerlain. While at the beginning the aroma is more properly resinous, in the final phase of the development becomes really subtle and sensual even if almost evanescent on my skin. In this stage the scent is feminine in my opinion and really close to the skin (at least the mine). In the central stage the labdanum is overwhelmed by many other elements under my nose and it tends to disguise its substance and hide itself before to appear again in the base. Is properly in the dry down indeed, after some hours of development, that i detect more strictly the labdanum presence in its more stressed airy/boise' (almost incensey and anyway sharper) temperament. In this phase the juice is dry, cool with a touch of birch tar, musky and vaguely talky/eliotropic. An almost edible concoction for the lovers of the heavenly and immaculate ambery/resinous juices.
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In its latest blog post, Best Drug Rehabilitation, which offers treatment programs and believes that having family close by during a stay in rehab can make a big difference in whether or not the process is successful, is asking an essential question that those suffering from addiction, along with the family and other loved ones, must ask: should a rehab facility be certified?
"Some people assume that a rehab facility only needs to be certified at the State level," commented Best Drug Rehabilitation's CEO Per Wickstrom. "However, there are additional levels of accreditation that raise the bar and make for a better facility."
With respect to State regulations, the Best Drug Rehabilitation blog post highlights that rehab facilities in Michigan must:
With respect to additional accreditation, some rehab facilities – including Best Drug Rehabilitation – have opted to have their program evaluated and official recognized by The Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), which is an independent non-profit accreditation body for health and human services. Rehab facilities that achieve CARF accreditation are those that:
Added Per Wickstrom: "As is clear, a rehab facility that has attained certification and accreditation – instead of just certification – has been verified as meeting a higher standard of care. Plus, accreditation is not permanent. Accredited rehab facilities must commit to being held accountable to a third party source on a clearly defined and consistent basis."
The full text of Best Drug Rehabilitation's latest post entitled "Should a Rehab Facility be Certified? is available at http://www.bestdrugrehabilitation.com/blog/accreditation/rehab-facility-certified/.
For additional information or media inquiries, contact Amber Howe, Executive Director BDR, at (231) 887-4590 or ahowe(at)rehabadmin(dot)com.
About Best Drug Rehabilitation
Best Drug Rehabilitation offers treatment programs, and believes that having family close by during a stay in rehab can make a big difference in whether or not the process is successful. Led by CEO Per Wickstrom, Best Drug Rehabilitation also understands that recovering from an addiction is an intense emotional and physical challenge, and as such provides clients with a comfortable and private space that is safe and free of anxiety. Ultimately, Best Drug Rehabilitation offers recovery geared to the personalized needs of each client, which is an option that makes the chance for long-term success much more likely.
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