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Honolulu (Hawaii) Moanalua defensive tackle Scott Pagano chose Clemson over several options in July. He has not wavered since his decision and the pace of the process has slowed.
"Recruiting has been going down. I haven't had any contact with any coaches for the past month now," Pagano said. "I'm going to see Clemson a week after the Army All-American Bowl. That's it so far. I just keep in touch with Clemson once a week and that's about it."
The last school beside Clemson to contact him was Texas about a month ago.
"I haven't had a phone call or a Facebook message for about a month," Pagano said. "Thank goodness."
The 6-3, 280-pound standout took time this summer to visit several schools, and it was after the trip across the South that he knew he found his college destination.
"This summer going on my visits with LSU, Alabama, Florida, and Clemson, Clemson felt like more of a family and I felt more welcome," Pagano said. "I also got to spend three days there and I fell in love with Clemson."
In addition to the family atmosphere he felt around the Clemson program, being on the East Coast also allows some of his family to watch him play.
"I have family that lives in Greenville and also in Easley," Pagano said. "I also have a lot of family up on the East Coast in New York and North Carolina and Georgia and also in Charleston and Columbia, so a lot of my family can come watch me play."
Pagano is ranked No. 157 in the Rivals250 and No. 12 among defensive tackles. He is one of three Clemson commits playing in the 2013 U.S. Army All-American Bowl.
When he made his decision, his family being close was not a big factor, but he admits that has changed over time.
"It was a factor but not like a big one until I really thought about it and realized they could all see me play," Pagano said.
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The whole seven days were spoilt by the location of the caravan, next to a noisy generator/pump for the swimming pool that was going 24 hours for 7 days. This unit was about 10 feet from the caravan which rendered the two bedrooms useless. We would use your holiday park again but not in that caravan No FG1.
I was appalled at the state of the caravan. Reported faults that were not rectified despite being reported on several occassions.
It is very run down staff unhelpful and dont care.
Serious health and saftey concerns reported and not dealt with including electrical faults. Smoke alarm faults and boiler issues. It wad that bad we were concerned about carbon monoxide poisoning !!
Appalling and very very disappojnting for the cost
Disgusting in terms of whole site and accommodation and outside, foul. I have never paid £600 plus and been so let down. No mattress covers, plastic covers on mattresses and cotton sheets which slid all over? Bed mattress was too large for the base of the double bed The weather was cold, the fire worked 1st time, never again. Grill pan too small for the cooker. Seating under the main window was poorly repaired each time one of us sat on same it felt and sounded as if it would let us fall through.The heater in shower did not work The swimming pool too small, children ready but had to wait as pool was up to quota. Maintenance repaired[?] shower which was going cold to very hot and dangerous as we had two grand children with us Outside the caravan were fish bones possibly the remains on a meal. This was reported to the reception but not followed up, by the time we left the grass had grown so not so visible. Car parking was a lottery. We had not been advised of the lack of convenient space, and had to walk quite a distance to either park or collect the car. My wife is not classed as disabled but does have a problem with walking more than a couple of hundred yards. Spinal Stenosis has been diagnosed, awaiting hospital. We never thought that the car at times would have to be left so far away and before you ask, my wife is the driver. We feel that the cost of this week in Marlie for Hoseason was an absolute ripoff. Most certainly we will not use or recommend Hoseasons to any one else.
Park was very run down much in need of a refurbishment. From the pictures advertised this was very misleading.
It was our first time staying at Marlie Holiday Park. Our caravan was excellent and at a good price. The adult entertainment was great and the children loved the entertainment. We had a meal in the restaurant which was very nice. The park was good. The on site shop is good and not silly prices.
Now the not so good; The swimming pool is too small for the size of site with not very good facilities for changing etc. The arcade is far too small and half the machines not workin. Plus the winning of tickets on most of the machines was not and attraction for adults. The parking was a problem as was not always able to park near our caravan, bad for rainy days.
the caravan was nice and clean and the staff were excellent but we were located next to pool with seating area and in the evening lots of teenagers hung around kicking footballs at our chalet so I had to inform the guard who told them to stop kicking the ball but didn't tell them to move away - I left a day early because of this - the clubhouse is very noise and the food wasn't great
Appalling acomadation booked a lodge and got a small caravan with wood stuck to the side, meant to have 5 people in our "van" luckily one dropped out as our "van" could not seat 5!!
Facilities were worse Pool was so small and did not even come up to my waist!
Entertainment was painful to watch the entire club emptied with the first song!!
Would not recommend Marlie!!
The site is scruffy and there is not enough parking. The pool opening hours are not great and there is a lot of times reserved for adults only or owners only. The pool is also too small for the number of people wanting to use it.
The children's play park is full of people smoking, drinking and swearing at their off- spring.
The clubhouse is poor and the entertainment sounds like Karaoke.
Dog pooh all over the place.
We had problems twice with sewage coming up outside our caravan. To be fair to the staff, particularly Sarah, who dealt with our complaint the most of the staff were friendly and helpful and the problem was sorted quickly, but it did leave us not feeling very happy about letting our three year old play outside our caravan.
On the plus side our caravan was fairly new and quite pleasant in side.
The caravan needed a revamp, when we arrived 1x broken bed 1x corner sofa broken, oven wouldn't light on it's own and cot and high chair I ordered wasn't in it.
To be fair I reported it all and it was fixed that night.
The pool was very small and only open at difficult times - 10 and 3ish. The family bingo was after the adult bingo so was late. Shop was good and the staff were polite.
Arcade was good but couldn't trade in the kids tickets for a prize because the machine was broken.
BUT it was well located to explore that area of Kent if that's all you need it for.
A nice friendly place.
Lovely lodge. All double glazed and extremely quiet. Even with camp site behind lodge! Pool was good but park too big and so only allocated 30mins a time in the pool. Could do with another pool,maybe outside even? But overall had a lovely weekend and would return.
This was our second family holiday here at Marlie but there will not be a third.our caravan stunk of fried food our hob was dirty & covered in grease. After airing the caravan cleaning the hob our holiday finally started. My teenaged sons rushed to the arcades spending lots of time & money wining hundreds of tokens. Eyeing the prizes on display, they chose the prizes they wanted found a member of staff only to be told most the items on display were out of stock, but if they came back next week they may have taken a new delivery REALLY !!
I wonder how many children just except this & leave there holidays feeling cheated & clutching hundreds of useless tokens??
I went up to the club to ask a member of staff what was going on regarding the prizes only to be told I'd have to take this up with the manger but there shift wasn't starting until six o'clock. So long story short went to see the manager at six o'clock regarding the prizes surprise, surprise some prizes were found but not all the items my kids really wanted.
Firstly it's false advertisement to display prizes which you do not have in stock. Secondly a notice should be displayed regarding what is available.
The caravan park has a general lack of communication between staff & management. As a paying customer in peak season I shouldn't have to go out of my way to seek members of staff only to be told to return at six o'clock.
I have honestly never written anything negative before but truly felt our holiday had been affected by everything mentioned above.
Loved staying there. Very relaxed. Clean safe and friendly place to visit!
Well maintained clean quite and friendly we had a great holiday here would definitely stay here again


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Jeannette budget carries tax increase
Jeannette City Council on Monday night approved a $5.9 million budget that is identical to a preliminary spending plan passed three weeks ago.
The 2014 budget calls for a 0.35 percent increase in the Earned Income Tax, or EIT, and an increase in garbage collection rates for city residents.
The new budget was passed by 4-0 vote, with approval coming from William Bedont, Mark Clark, Mark Levander and Kathie Tanyer. Outgoing Mayor Robert Carter was absent.
The EIT will increase by 0.35 percent, to a total of 1.5 percent collected each year from city residents. The city will collect 1 percent, half of which goes to the school district. Of the city's portion, 0.5 percent will be allocated strictly for paying down Jeannette's pension debt.
The police pension payment for 2013, which is about $536,000, will not be paid by the end of this year. It will roll over into next year and begin to accrue interest. The full pension obligation in 2014 will be $1.36 million, which forces the city to increase revenues to build a balanced budget.
Council members have maintained that Jeannette's commercial garbage collection rates are significantly lower than both neighboring municipalities and private trash hauler fees. Businesses that use bags rather than dumpsters will see an increase from $14 to $20 per pickup. Rates for Dumpsters are "per pull," or per emptying of a receptacle. Those with two-yard Dumpsters will see rates increase from $20 to $28, three-yard Dumpsters from $25 to $35, six-yard dumpsters from $34 to $47.50 and an eight-yard Dumpster from $44 to $59.
Officials have said that the increases are needed to help the city become solvent.
Mayor-elect Richard Jacobelli said he was looking forward to "getting to work and having a successful year" when he takes office at the Jan. 6 reorganization meeting.
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This is a bit of a pointless journal, just writing something because I can, and it seems sensible to update stuff.
Years passed!
In that time.. Ellie's 6 now! Happy at school. I have a Cintiq (yay!) and work (sometimes) in a bookshop, and haven't done much art lately (though I'm looking to change that.) Occasionally I take a lot of photos, so might start using DA for that more. I'm in the early stages of more indie dev projects, and will be going to kickstarter with one of them most likely.
I hope everyone's been well. I'm more active (still - not very active!) on Twitter and Tumblr.
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I think it has to go to Henderson. Not only has he done it in multiple weight classes, he has done it with a style that tends to not endear fighters of his extraordinary longevity. He may not always be the best fighter, but he's a guy who always has a shot to win because of the tools and background he has.
I think 2 needs to go to Hughes. He had and Penn had a great rivalry, but Penn fell off the planet while Hughes defended his title for years. That being said I think Penn was the better fighter when he was focused and in shape, but Hughes had what it took to be champ for quite a while.
Rampage is next for me. He has wins over Liddell who is a hometown boy who I'm a fan of. He's a lot like Henderson, and seemed to peak late.
Liddell- Guy was able to utilize a striking game against grapplers, great counter puncher and at his peak really understood distance control, how to stuff shots, and on the occasion he did find himself on the ground, was able to get back to his feet most of the time. He forced some of the greatest wrestlers in MMA to stand with him in a game and rule set that has a strong bias for wrestlers. In his prime he was known for a solid chin, but like all good things that aspect of his strengths faded and allowed far lesser fighters like Franklin to take advantage. Talk about a fighter who went out on his shield.
Penn- Super talented guy, probably the #1 guy if I were going to imagine him at his absolute prime peak. A focused, in shape, young, peak Penn is something that probably never existed because he was so talented he seemed to half ass his way through everything, but if there was a guy who had all the potential in the world it was a young B.J. Penn. BJJ skills out he ass, black belt in Judo, a natural at boxing, uncanny balance, flexibility with good striking power and an innate killer instinct. Guy was an absolute beast.
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I recently spoke with a Republican Hill staffer whom I had not seen since the Democrats took control of Congress. After joking with him about the shift from the strategic offensive to playing defense, I asked if Republican members were ready to refurbish their brand by opposing earmarks, controlling spending and even confronting the largest Death Star of all, federal entitlements - Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security.
I was treated to a discussion of the waste in our health system and government programs which support it. I was inundated with a drizzle of detail of how this or that program lost money due to mismanagement or venality.
My friend did not mention earmarks, spending or entitlements. Given his job, I have to believe he was avoiding a sensitive subject, having nothing to offer by way of encouragement.
David M. Walker, until recently Comptroller General of the United States and head of the Government Accountability Office (GAO), is a modern-day Cassandra who sees clearly the fiscal crisis in our not-so-distant future. Mr. Walker argues that the country is facing "an explosion of debt" due to the baby boomers' retirement, spiraling health care costs, plummeting savings rates and increased reliance on foreign lenders, which present "unprecedented fiscal risks." He describes GAO's long-range simulations or projections as "chilling." In 1966, mandatory programs, mostly entitlements, amounted to 26 percent of total federal spending. In 2006, it was 53 percent. Add in net interest on the debt, and the numbers are 33 and 62 percent, respectively.
Discretionary spending, what most citizens would term "government" - defense, national parks, the weather service - has fallen from 67 to 38 percent of federal spending.
Most frightening, what GAO calls "implicit exposures" for future Social Security and Medicare benefits jumped by 158 percent since 2000, mushrooming from $13.0 trillion to $40.8 trillion. This fiscal burden amounts to $455,000 per household. This has happened while Republicans controlled the White House and Congress (until 2006).
A trillion here, a trillion there … balancing the budget in 2040 could require cutting total federal spending by 60 percent or raising federal taxes to twice today's level.
Faster economic growth can help, but it cannot solve the problem alone: "Closing the current long-term fiscal gap based on reasonable assumptions would require real, average annual economic growth in the double digit range every year for the next 75 years," says the GAO. "During the 1990s, the economy grew at an average of 3.2 percent per year."
Fraud, waste and abuse? That would be an easy problem to solve. This crisis is a fundamental, structural and systemic failure of federal fiscal policy resulting from a dysfunctional political culture for which Republicans must take responsibility. The administration's drug benefit was the largest expansion of a federal entitlement in recent history, and its non-defense discretionary spending has surpassed levels attained by Lyndon Johnson and the Great Society.
Fiscal responsibility and entitlement reform should be viewed as complementary, rather than antithetical, to supply-side tax cuts and pro-growth policies. Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, a dedicated supply-sider, is one Republican congressman who understands this. His proposed legislation, "A Roadmap For America's Future," combines entitlement reform with tax relief designed to lift "the massive projected debt burden from the shoulder of future generations." Absent fiscal restraint and structural reform of entitlements, Americans are alarmed at ballooning deficits which transfer the burden to the next generation. They may come to embrace higher taxes with a view towards reducing the deficit which, in and of itself, is important only as a percentage of gross domestic product. Ignoring the entitlement crisis puts at peril the GOP's low-tax, growth strategy for the nation's economy.
Allowing the Bush tax cuts to expire will certainly not address the entitlement crisis, the federal deficit or economic growth. Any additional tax revenues will probably be consumed by new health insurance programs, supported by Sen. Barack Obama if he becomes president. And that is just one new program proposed by Democrats and supported by many Republicans of late.
Rather than succumbing to the siren song of big government, staunchly defending earmarks or their votes for drug benefits, the farm bill and now the housing legislation, Republican members of Congress need to reclaim their heritage of fiscal responsibility and recall their true reason for being.
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Visits to Arizona State University's West campus by renowned author and social activist bell hooks (pen name intentionally uncapitalized) and gaming expert Tracy Fullerton are among the highlights of the spring 2012 semester's ThinK (Tuesdays Here in Kiva) series. The public is invited to these lectures, films and demonstrations, presented by ASU's New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences.
There is no admission charge for ThinK events, held in the Kiva Lecture Hall, part of the Sands Classroom Building on the West campus, 4701 W. Thunderbird Road in Phoenix. Visitor parking on campus costs $2 per hour.
With the exception of the event featuring bell hooks, all ThinK programs begin at 4 p.m. in the Kiva. The event with hooks on Feb. 14 starts at 3:30 p.m. and will be held in the La Sala ballroom of the University Center Building.
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Jan. 24 – The series kicks off with the inaugural New College ThinK Rubik's Cube Tournament.
Jan. 31 – Luiz Mesquita, a faculty member in ASU's W. P. Carey School of Business, addresses "Collective Sources of Competitive Advantage." Mesquita will discuss his latest research into the 21st century trend of groups of firms collaborating to compete with their common rivals.
Feb. 7 – Doug Kelley, a faculty member in New College's Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences, will discuss "Close Relationships: The Intersection of Intimacy and Love." Kelley studies interpersonal communication processes. Specifically, his research focuses on how couples negotiate relational expectations and transgressions within marriage. He has authored books that focus on relational and lifespan challenges and transitions for couples.
Feb. 14 – Special guest bell hooks visits the West campus for a discussion focusing on "The Help," a 2009 novel that was adapted into a 2011 motion picture. An author, feminist, and social activist, hooks has focused her writing on the interconnectivity of race, class, and gender and what she describes as their ability to produce and perpetuate systems of oppression and domination. She has published more than 30 books and numerous scholarly and mainstream articles, and appeared in several documentary films. Primarily through a postmodern perspective, hooks addresses race, class, and gender in education, art, history, sexuality, mass media and feminism. This event, a signature event for ASU's Project Humanities, is sponsored by New College and its Division of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies, along with the Black History Month Committee on the West campus. (Special time and location – 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. in the University Center Building, La Sala ballroom)
Feb. 21 – Charles Deutch, a faculty member in New College's Division of Mathematical and Natural Sciences, discusses "Urease Inhibitors: A Possible New Treatment for Urinary Tract Infections?" Among Deutch's research interests are the physiological and biochemical mechanisms by which various bacteria adapt to high-salt environments and the potential implications of these mechanisms for medicine and environmental biology.
Feb. 28 – Donald Frost, a faculty member in ASU's W. P. Carey School of Business, shares a presentation on "How the Tax Laws Might Help Finance Your Education." Frost teaches accounting courses including "Taxes and Business Decisions" and "Advanced Taxation."
March 6 – Eduardo Pagán, a history professor in New College's Division of Humanities, Arts and Cultural Studies, discusses "'History Detectives' Investigates the Forged and Forgotten History of Arizona." Pagán is a co-host of the popular program "History Detectives," which airs around the country on PBS stations.
March 13 – W. P. Carey School of Business faculty member Jordan Lowe will speak about "The Downfall and Disillusionment of Public Education." Lowe teaches "Principles of Auditing" and other accounting courses for the Carey School.
March 27 – "Provocations in Play: Experimental Designs from the USC Game Innovation Lab" is the topic presented by Tracy Fullerton, a visiting professor from the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts who directs its Game Innovation Lab. Fullerton's talk will look at several new and current projects, their inspirations and outcomes. Examples will include "Walden, a game," which is about the experience of author Henry David Thoreau at Walden Pond, and "Application Crunch," a game for high school students facing the daunting prospect of getting into the college of their choice. Through a study of these projects, this talk aims to provide inspiration for a creative practice in game design that allows elegant, meaningful solutions to emerge from impertinent and unexpected design questions.
April 3 – Apollonia Gallegos from Teach For America will discuss "High Impact Careers: Teach For America." Teach For America is the national corps of outstanding recent college graduates who commit to teach for two years in urban and rural public schools and become lifelong leaders in expanding educational opportunity. More than 9,000 corps members are teaching in 43 regions across the country while nearly 24,000 Teach For America alumni continue working from inside and outside the field of education for the fundamental changes necessary to ensure educational excellence and equity. Teach For America works in partnership on multiple projects and programs with ASU's Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College.
April 10 – An Origami Workshop is scheduled; it will feature a screening of the film "Between the Folds." The presenter is Omayra Ortega, a faculty member in New College's Division of Mathematical and Natural Sciences.
April 17 – New College faculty member Asya El-Meehy discusses "Egypt After the Pharaoh: The Politics of Transition." El-Meehy is a comparative political scientist who studies welfare regimes, political economy of development, state formation, gender and migration in developing countries. She was Andrew Mellon Post-doctoral Fellow at Wesleyan University and Sultan Post-Doctoral Fellow at the University of California at Berkeley prior to joining New College's Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences. She has conducted field research in Egypt and Jordan, and served as a consultant for the World Bank, Universalia and the Dutch Development Cooperation.


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BETHESDA, Md., March 26 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American College of Gastroenterology and its more than 10,000 physician members congratulate Senator Edward Kennedy and Senator Kay Bailey Hutchinson today for the introduction of "21st Century Cancer ALERT (Access to Life-Saving Early detection, Research and Treatment) Act" and their vow to renew the war on cancer. The bill would help focus the national scientific agenda on tackling deadly rare and ultra-rare cancers, including pancreas and esophagus cancers, while bringing much-needed resources to the major public health challenge of colorectal cancer, the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States although highly preventable through proven screening strategies.
"As the physicians on the front line of diagnosing life-threatening malignancies of the GI tract and digestive organs, we know first hand the devastation of cancers of the digestive system, particularly colorectal, esophageal and pancreatic cancers. We recognize Senator Kennedy and Senator Hutchinson for their leadership against these cancers, but particularly commend their targeted approach to increase use of preventive colorectal screening tests among low-income, uninsured Americans," said Eamonn Quigley, M.D., FACG, President of the American College of Gastroenterology.
Despite all the recent progress in raising public awareness of colorectal cancer prevention, significant barriers remain to utilization of screening tests, particularly for the uninsured. The Kennedy-Hutchinson cancer bill provides meaningful strategies to partner with states through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, with the aim of increasing use of colorectal cancer screening tests.
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Rain Man is a 1988 American drama film directed by Barry Levinson and written by Barry Morrow and Ronald Bass. It tells the story of an abrasive and selfish young wheeler-dealer, Charlie Babbitt (Tom Cruise), who discovers that his estranged father has died and bequeathed all of his multimillion-dollar estate to his other son, Raymond (Dustin Hoffman), an autistic savant, of whose existence Charlie was unaware. Charlie is left only his father's car and his collection of rose bushes.
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had a dream where Demba Ba for some reason was on front of the daily mirror and also there was a sub story about Cisse on there too , dont know what the storys were.
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Of course, Tai Chi will also provide the various health benefits that have made this art world-famous, including increased strength, flexibility, coordination, deeper breathing, and improved circulation.
Master Colon has long realized that children were often being overlooked by most Tai Chi instructors. Because most teachers of Tai Chi begin their own studies as adults, it was usually viewed as simply something that children could not absorb.
Unlike these other instructors, Master Colon began his own study of Tai Chi while only 15 years old. While he was taught just as all other adults were at the time, he realized even then that this was an amazing art that anyone could learn.
"It has been my goal for some years to provide an alternative healthy and fun pastime for children who may not have the desire or temperament to participate in the usual school team sport and fitness activities," says Master Colon.
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I've known Chris for over 20 years. After we met at work, it didn't take long for me to know that Chris has a spirit and a drive that moves her in a direction that helps others. That's why I wasn't surprised when she told me she was running for county commissioner. I was her friend but I still wanted to hear her opinion on several important issues because we do not always share the same political views.
I liked what I heard, but more importantly I believed Chris was running for the right reasons. She was interested in truly making a difference and wanted to use her background in working with others to provide better county services. I have every confidence in Chris.
Please vote in November. Every registered voter has a say. It is not by district.
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on 10/18/2014 7:27:00 PM
Age: 19-24
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Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
Coconut oil is an amazing multipurpose product that I now swear buy. I use it to remove my makeup, moisturise my face and eye area and condition my cuticles. I use waterproof mascara and it works really well; I slather it on a cotton round, press on the eyelashes for about 10 seconds, do brushing motions downward to wipe the makeup away and clean the small corners of the eye with a Q-tip. I've had trouble with makeup removers in the past that have irritated my skin, burned my eyes or pulled out my eyelashes (a huge NO-NO). I have not experienced any breakouts with CO when I use it on my face as I fortunately have small pores and my skin is not acne-prone. I do have rosacea and very sensitive, dry skin and this stuff is perfect - just pure coconut oil that can't go wrong. It looks super greasy after applying (as you would expect) and takes a while absorbing into the skin so I only use it at night. I love how my skin feels supple and nourished after it has absorbed. Definitely recommended to those with sensitive and dry skin looking for a chemical-free, 100% natural everyday moisturiser and makeup remover.
on 9/21/2014 5:40:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
A warning to all those with acne prone skin: PROCEED WITH CAUTION!!! This stuff gave me THE worst breakout of my life. Im talking like massive boils all on my cheeks as well as clogging up every single pore on my face. I was using top quality organic extra virgin coconut oil and for the first 2 weeks it was great. Then I started noticing my skin was drier and I was getting these wrinkles everywhere and I'm only 20 with oily skin. My skin started getting rougher and by the 3 week point a new boil was emerginf on my face every day. I am now dealing with the hideous scarring and I am sooo upset I even decided to try this. Pleaseeee proceed with caution, if for any reason your skin changes for the worse, STOP IMMEDIATELY, there is no such thing as a "purge", your skin is trying to tell you to BACK THE HELL OFF!
on 9/16/2014 7:55:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've heard amazing things about coconut oil so I decided to give it a try. I realized after purchasing that I bought the wrong kind (I meant to grab organic) but I've been using it anyway because, well, I did spend money on it and don't want to waste it. Anyway, I started out putting a teaspoon in my tea - well let me just tell you guys that if you have a sensitive stomach like me, please don't do this. It made me get sick. Take it with food or after you've eaten a decent meal. Now, I mix it in with my peanut butter toast and can't taste it and it doesn't make me nauseous. As for putting it on my face, I'm still a tad skeptical just because I break out so easily. It's super oily so you don't need to use much at all. It's been five days and I've noticed that my pimples are starting to finally dry up and the marks they typically leave behind are diminishing fast. I don't leave it on all night though, I put it on my face for a few hours then wash it off (apparently this helps prevent breakouts because the oil penetrates pores and cleans them out). I will purchase a higher quality CO this weekend and see if my skin continues to improve.
on 9/6/2014 2:53:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Yes, I love coconut oil. Medium-chain triglycerides, anti-microbial properties, doesn't degrade at high temperatures, etc. I use it for cooking, and I find it to be the best oil for oil-pulling. As a moisturizer, it was really good: absorbs relatively well considering it's an oil, smells heavenly, made my skin silky smooth... The problem? It gets on my clothes, my towels, my sheets... Oils are hard to get out in the wash, even with hot hot water and intense wash settings. And while coconut oil is pretty shelf stable in the jar, it's not immune to rancidity, especially if you're dipping damp hands into it or you get some water in the jar -- it does go rancid. The residual coconut oil on my clothes and towels eventually turns, and my only recourse is to get them dry cleaned or toss them. *Update 8 Oct 2014* Not even dry cleaning works, so beware. Recently did a Google search for solutions. Evidently, this is a common issue massage therapists have with oil in their sheets.
I'm surprised so few others seem to have noticed this. I do have a more sensitive sense of smell than most, but this goes beyond that. It's unbearable. I might use it occasionally for my feet (with some designated socks) or as a brief hand treatment, but I for one cannot live with the reek.
on 9/1/2014 10:33:00 PM
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im gonna start off by saying i will never use CO on my face. i tried it once and it was a HUGE mistake. i am very acne prone and it just didnt work. anywho, i have used EVCO everyday for 4 years to take off my eye makeup. it works like a charm! its also great to use as a hair mask and awesome for cooking. try a little bit in the pan the next time you make scrambled eggs. sounds strange but you wont regret it ;)
on 8/18/2014 7:24:00 PM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I buy my coconut oil from trader joes. I love it and I use it for everything - seriously. even my children know if someone has a scratch or bug bite or dry skin, whatever, put coconut oil on it! I love to rub a little bit in my hands and smooth down my hair after I flat iron, it makes my hair so smooth and shiny. a little bit goes a long way! I have also used it on my skin for a moisturizer for face and body. no issues with body but for the face it can break me out a little. I had a rash on my face due to an allergic reaction and I applied coconut oil liberally on my face before bed and when I woke up the rash looked 10x better and I only had a couple small pimples in the following days. that is to be expected though when applying a thick layer of heavy oil on my face though :) coconut oil is a cure all and I love it!
on 8/17/2014 9:11:00 AM
Age: 36-43
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Hair: Other, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I like this for my hair, using a teeny dab on the ends under my styler when they are really dry, or to protect them from pool water before I swim, or sometimes just coating my hair with it, doing a run or workout, them washing it out. My guess is anyone who doesn't need conditioner every time after shampooing will hate this on their hair and find it too greasy. I can't use it on my body except for my legs, it triggers sd flares.
As for cooking....you must use it in food that goes with coconut flavor! Then it will be nice. If you use it in chocolate cake it will be chocolate coconut cake. It goes nicely with any dishes that involve pineapple or mango too. Coconut flavor just won't go with things like chicken Parmesan or pork chops with rosemary and garlic! You get a more refined coconut oil that has been deodorized of the coconut flavor for those cooking purposes.
on 8/17/2014 5:52:00 AM
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I am now a believer of coconut oil! I purchased the La Tourangelle's unrefined virgin coconut oil for about $10 at Target.
I originally bought this because i started getting small bumps around my Knees and on my upper thighs aka keratosis pilaris. I wanted to try out home remedies first before heading to the doctors. Coconut oil was the #1 remedy that I found online.
When I first bought the bottle, it was white and solid. Ever since i started using it, the oil has remained liquid. I live in Hawaii and it's pretty warm so maybe that has something to do with it??
I wanted to test this out before writing a review. I honestly 110% can say now that my keratosis pilaris is gone. I used coconut oil on the dry patches for about 2-3 weeks right after the shower, every single night.
I also use this for dry patches that I randomly get on my face and eyelids. I've been researching other way to use coconut oil and I'm excited to try them out. If I ever do run out of this product, I would definitely repurchase! :)
on 8/11/2014 12:48:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've used coconut oil both as a hair treatment and to remove makeup/sunscreen.
I'm not fond of it as a hair treatment even though I know that this is what it's commonly used for. I just find that it leaves my hair greasy even after washing it. In my experience, I've had to wash my hair three times to get the greasiness out.
My preference is to use coconut oil to remove my makeup and sunscreen. I just scoop a bit onto my palm and then rub my palm together to warm it up so that it liquefies, then I massage it onto my face. I wipe my face with a baby wipe (the Kirkland brand baby wipe from Costco) to remove the dirt. The coconut oil is a cheaper and natural alternative to oil cleansers that I have purchased and I am quite happy with using it. A jar of this oil lasts me a long time. I don't mind that it is solid in room temperature - it actually makes it easier to travel with (less likely to spill/leak when it's in solid form than when it's liquefied).
I've read that coconut oil is comedogenic but I have had no problems with break outs when using this as an oil cleanser.
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Recently I was given the opportunity to try the new Fougere Royale by Houbigant by a generous member here. I'd like to share my thoughts on it to hopefully give some other members here inspiration to try it. Keep in mind, I've never smelled the original, but from the research I've done, I have an educated guess as to what it may have smelled like.
Fougere Royale is a modern interpretation of the 1880s fragrance that started the fougere genre (much like Coty's Chypre) and is quite a feat to live up to. I'd like to say that there are things I like about it and some other things I find not so appealing. To start Fougere Royale is an aromatic fougere not a classic fougere, which is an incorrect rendering of the original. FR certainly does have the traditional lavender-geranium-tonka accord that defines the fougere genre, but does not feature it. The opening is composed of high quality citruses and aromatic elements. The heart is the most beautiful delicate floral bouquet of geranium, rose, orchis, heliotrope, and carnation. This is probably my favorite phase of the whole production. Then the base is very woodsy with oakmoss, tonka, and vanilla. My nose interprets some of the new mown hay coumarin accord as a spicy cedarwood that dominates the base.
All in all, I feel FR is a good buy available at mid-range niche prices and is readily available. If you are at all inclined to buy it, I suggest doing so as you might have to wait several decades until it is brought back again. I feel something like Penhaligon's English Fern is closer to the original Fougere Royale as it is a high quality stripped down classic fougere with lavender, geranium, clover, oakmoss, and coumarin.
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I agree. I really love the floral heart and the carnation really stands out.
This smells exactly like a softer and tamer version of Aramis but with a complex and floral heart but Aramis all the same. It must be the clary sage used in the composition giving me that strong vibe.
I like this fragrance but it is very expensive and why purchase this when Aramis can be had at a very affordable price. A weak thumbs up and thats just because I like the scent but would never purchase it.


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Luke eats oatmeal for breakfast every morning. He doesn't get tired of it. But all kids are different.
Even if you're able to replace 50% of cereal meals with oatmeal, that's a savings there too. My kids won't eat oatmeal. DH and I eat it sporadically, but I really want to eat it more often. I just need to make it ahead of time because mornings are too busy.
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whats the difference in rolled oats and instant oatmeal? you jsut have to cook it on the stove instead of the microwave right? tay and ry love oatmeal, jack and jo hate it. but i was just thinking about how much cheaper it would be to buy the oats in the canister rather than the individual packets. and i agree, cereal is SO closely! i have cut it out quit a bit, but they still like it for snacks. it's cheaper to make pancakes, french taost, etc... as long as i get up in the morning and do it... *lazy*
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We buy it in 25lb bags if that tells you anything. I'm not a fan, but it's growing on me. There are tons of oatmeal recipes, like oatmeal breakfast cookies, oatmeal pancakes/waffles, muffins, in your meatloaf, maple oatmeal baked, and other breakfast recipes. I think it's baked maple oatmeal.
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We do oatmeal, but Cheerios are still a staple in our house -- one of the very few packaged ready-to-eat foods that is still bought regularly. It's just such a convenient snack! And it's not too bad nutritionally.
To keep oatmeal from getting old, I dress it up in different ways. Raisins, dried cranberries, crumbled walnuts, mushed bananas, honey, etc. Usually a combination of the above. I also add ground flaxseed to it, for an extra nutrition boost. Kiddo doesn't notice:P
For hot cereal I prefer instant oatmeal over the rolled kind. But the rolled kind are great for thickening soups and stews, and for making cookies
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I eat oatmeal for breakfast often. It's very filling and good for you.
Honestly, I don't think instant oats are that much of a time saver considering I can make rolled oats in the microwave in under 3 minutes. Plus with plain rolled oats, I can control the amount of sugar or sweeteners that goes in and I can "doctor" it up with fresh fruit, cinnamon, nutmeg, nuts, raisins, maple syrup, you name it.
My kids eat it occasionally but I think they'd get sick of it everyday but like LZA said, every kid is different.
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