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Probably yes…
I hate having a clutter or makeup- espcially when it gets old. So once I see it starting to pile up, I throw whatever I'm not wearing away, or disinfect and pass down to my mom or best friend.
"Too much" is very subjective. For a lot of people having 10 blushes would be considered too much but I don't think it is for me and I'm happy with my make up collection!
I do have a lot (3 storage carts are filled), but I am a makeup artist, so that's my excuse.
To be honest, I don't have that much. I went through a phase where I bought a lot but being conscious of the fact that I was always between two countries (home and University), I would regularly go on no-buys. However, given the fact that I don't use much of what I have since I find it too hot here in the tropics to wear a full face everyday, I feel like I do have too much. Time for a clean-out I suppose!
I know I do epically in the eyeshadow and pigment department but I love the variate I have. lol
I love how you didn't even include a "Yes, this shiz is ridiculous" option lol!
Realistically, I probably do own more makeup than a person needs. But there again, I'm luckily no where near some of the makeup collections I've seen on YouTube. Some people get too caught up into the frenzy of "ohh this person has these things and if they like them so much, that I must have them". I am not like that, therefore I don't buy anything that based solaly on someone's talking about it on YouTube.
Do I have more than I could hit pan on in y lifetime? Yes. Will I buy more? Yes again. I guess "too much" depends on how you see makeup in general. If it's only there to cover up flaws or accentuate your best features, then you won't need/want as much. I tend to view it as a hobby, a collection (think of the good ol' stamps), and a means to express myself, my moods, pretty much my whole personality, so I'l probably never stop collecting.
Not at all. I usually buy just so I know I can use everything I have without problems. I usually wait until I finish something to buy something else. Like foundation for example. There are cases where that doesn't apply of course. But for most of the time I'm pretty good at keeping my spending under control
I have a lot, but I like variety!! My collection has been built up over a number of years, as I don't throw much away!
Oh Lordy, I totally have WAY too much makeup. Recently I went a little nuts and cut out about 16 lbs of makeup from my stash and I still feel like I have too much. =/
Right now, I think I have almost the perfect amount. I've finally found what (i hope!) will stay my staple products AND I have a few "random" items that I've collected. The last thing on my list is a pretty nude lipstick and I'm DONE. For a bit….
I do, but it's something I love. I also go through long phases of not buying very much, and I've even gone months of buying nothing at all. I also have a habit of taking advantage of BOGO sales, so I have a ton of unopened/unused foundation & mascara I need to go through. I've been on a strict no-buy on those items, and when I moved a few months back, I pretty much just tossed all of my open foundations & mascaras; I can probably go at least 2 years without buying more of either, but I know I'll toss them sooner, especially because there are others I really want to try.
My weakness is eyeshadow, but with the exception of 2-3 palettes, and a handful of singles & duos, I'm done for a while. However, I'll likely move on to nail polish and/or lipstick & gloss, LOL. Of course, I'll have to do a good purging, first…
I think that I have a lot but I also view my collection as something that grows and develops. I usually wont buy too much extra of something like powder and foundations unless I run out or am unhappy with what I have. I will however go and buy a new concealer or a new blush if I think it will improve what I already have because I do want to have the best possible collection for my needs. I probably have too many eye shadows and I know Ill keep buying brushes but, if its what you love is there ever too much? ( Maybe I should ask my wallet that question O=)
I do have a LOT of makeup, but I love having variety! I try to do new makeup looks at least every other day, and it's a hobby for me. I have definitely seen many collections that are far more vast than mine, and I've also seen collections that are minute compared to mine. Do I have more than I'll ever completely use up in my lifetime? Probably, because I have about a gajillion eyeshadows. But it's my vice, I only have one blush, one foundation, one powder…Any primer I use is samples, so I never have to buy those, all my mascara was free with coupons or they're samples, and the only time I buy eyeliner is to replace one that I used up.
The answer to that question is yes.
I buy a lot of stuff and usually repurchase certain items I like during sales so I have a huge stash going on! Since I wear makeup everyday I've been going through items a lot faster which makes me feel better knowing I'm actually going through stuff now.
I loved makeup's and I am awared, I have more then anyone's need to have. I can't stop myself purchasing and I find myself at a sale for higher end products or limited edition it's a sickness of mine.I am working on cutting back and try'in to shop my stash, I have to say it's so hard because when, you're a makeup lover try not to buy and just walk aways it not that easy as some people might think it is. With that being said, for all my makeup lover,addicts be strong and just buy what we need and just splurge once in a while!
I have around 130 lipsticks so yes definitely I have too much makeup and it's a kind of addiction I can't get rid ( don't want ) of.
I probably have too much eyeshadow, because I love palettes and dramatic colors, but I don't get to use them as much as I'd like. I'm building my lipstick and eyeliner collections. And I only use 2 blushes and 1 foundation, which probably isn't enough!
If you ask my fiancee, he'd just say, "Yes." But he knows it makes me happy, so he doesn't mind too much.
I like that you are asking ME if I think I have too much makeup. I think I have almost the right amount, but I need a few more things to really feel complete. My husband thinks I have waaaay too much, but he's wrong. Ultimately, though, I am in need of a better storage solution.
Definately when it comes to eye shadows. I own abaout 10 MAC premade quads and I hardly use them. I often use the same natural colours from my 15 e/s palette. I am on a no buy for nail polishes and lipsticks / glosses. I own about 15 of each and I like to finish some, before they expire and I have to toss them away. But it is really difficult to finish just one product.
When it comes to foundations, concealer, face powder or mascara I just use 1 to 3. That's a "normal" number.
I wish my collection was this under control. I think my husband would agree. It amazes me when I go through my moms collection and realize she has one błush and maybe 3 eyeshadow trios, one foundation, one concealer, 3 liners, 2 mascara, and maybe one tinted lip balm and I realize "this is what normal people's collections look like. If I could make mine look like yours I would be happy but the truth is mine is really bad. I can't bring myself to start a project pan because I want the freedom to buy new things but I'm starting a project use it so I can at least be sues to give the things I have love.
I most certainly have more than I can wear in a lifetime (I'm middle-aged, so that gives me significantly fewer years than a teen or 20-something) but I still am of the mind that there is no such thing as "too much" when it comes to great new products. Lately, though, I truly am feeling overwhelmed by all I have and have chosen (I do this every week and fail…I failed this past week) to curtail my makeup buying for a while simply so I can really experience and enjoy the products I do have (sadly, I often try them one or 2 times and then put them aside for the next new thing, which is just silly, really).
I agree with you Mariella. I am also middle aged and should have had this stash when I was younger. It is overwhelming most days picking what makeup I'm going to wear. My vice is blush and eyeshadow, although I have my share of foundation and other cosmetics as well. I would love to download my makeup collection, but feel guilty about just throwing some of it away. Also it would be a difficult task picking and choosing what to keep. Also tend to buy too much skincare as well. I'm glad to see I'm not alone though.
For me, it's eye shadows that are my weakness. I mean, with blush, you're sort of limited to either pink or peach, rose, plum or brownish shades but with eye-shadow….it's all the colours of the rainbow and then some! The truth of the matter is that I really enjoy makeup but, as I say, it has reached the point where it's a bit overwhelming. The thing is, though, that even if I were to download or offload some of my collection onto a friend or neighbour, I know that 2 weeks later, I'd be hankering over what I'd given away and heading out to buy replacements! I imagine you might be a bit the same…it is silly, but I really do enjoy having these items to choose from.
I concur!
Yes and no. I've only really been buying makeup (beyond cheap gloss and mascara) for a couple of years, but it's turned into a reasonable sized collection in that short time. My vice is eyeshadow. I only own a couple of blushes, one cheap foundation and maybe fifteen glosses and lipsticks- but I own a ton of eyeshadows… I'm thinking of depotting some so I'll use them more. I really want to use some up (I don't know why that matters to me, but still), but a lot are in shades I don't think I'll ever get through. There are only a couple of items in my whole stash of stuff I regret buying, and I have otherwise austere tastes, so it's not a big worry.


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As to how much info storage a transporter needs, it's easier to see a "pattern buffer" as a sort of holographic storage device (and none too shabby starting point for a holodeck) that stores the quantum wave pattern intact. This means that technically no atomic bonds have been broken (ie. you haven't destroyed the transport subject more completely than any weapon system) and Lt. Barclay still retains some aspect of himself for grabbing things in transit in that TNG episode (The Greatest Fear?). If you just temporairily remove the matter "slurry" (ie. the "particle" side of things) from the pattern and make a gross adjustment to its quantum characteristics so that it's more at home at the other end of the transporter beam, the pattern can be "re-imposed" on it at the target point. I can see that up and running in the mid 22nd century without needing to store all the info to reproduce something or someone atom by atom. Sufficient info storage and manipulation tech for biofilters, replicators and holodecks can be left to the mid 24th century or so.
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Let's worry about the real # that affects the U.S.
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The Pledge of Allegiance?
Just another bull# Cold War construct.
Since this site is all about evidence, show me some evidence that God exists. Then I'll proudly say, "ONE NATION UNDER GOD!!!!" Till then, I have the right to refrain from saying that BS.
Like I said, show me some evidence and you can say whatever you want. Until then, I don't think it's right to say, "ONE NATION UNDER GOD." Our nation isn't under god, if this nation was under God, we wouldn't have so many evil people ruling it!!!!! That's assuming he or she exists...
Romans 13:1-7
"Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which God has established. The authorities that exist have been established by God. Consequently, whoever rebels against the authority is rebelling against what God has instituted, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves. For rulers hold no terror for those who do right, but for those who do wrong. Do you want to be free from fear of the one in authority? Then do what is right and you will be commended. For the one in authority is God's servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for rulers do not bear the sword for no reason. They are God's servants, agents of wrath to bring punishment on the wrongdoer. Therefore, it is necessary to submit to the authorities, not only because of possible punishment but also as a matter of conscience.
This is also why you pay taxes, for the authorities are God's servants, who give their full time to governing. Give to everyone what you owe them: If you owe taxes, pay taxes; if revenue, then revenue; if respect, then respect; if honor, then honor.
NBC apologizes for cutting "under God" from Pledge of Allegiance before U.S. Open
Yeah, those wackos. The ones who cannot tolerate a belief system other than their empty, barren one.
Don't say they "choose to keep an open mind to different possibilities", because they are very intolerant of other belief systems. Their model is Michael Newdow, a hollow man if I ever saw one.


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Suspension: Set all to the left.
Drivetrain: Set for Max Acceleration
Aerodynamics: Set for Max Downforce
Tires & Brakes: Set both to strong and the brakes to whatever you want.
Nitrous: Set for maximum Duration.
Now this is the part where I could use a little help myself. I left my ECU and Turbo settings at default because I found that if I started messing with them I would blow my engine on long drage tracks. These settings work for me though I am using a 240 SX with about 3/4 of the performance upgrades or my alternate a 3000 GT with the same upgrades. The 3000 GT seems to work better for the longer races.
I can't say for sure that these settings will get you what you need but they seem to do well for me. However if anyone else out there knows a bit more aobut using the Dyno and tunning cars in NFSU2 I would love to learn more.
Posted 30 November 2004 - 06:54 PM
BTW im totally confused about what the rep pionts (and the piont system overall) do and how to gain them.
any help?
Posted 30 November 2004 - 10:29 PM
Every time i want to tune a car, i go to the dyno, and run it once BEFORE i start messing with the settings, that way, you can see if there is any improvement becuase of the "first run" "previous run" and "current run" graph after each dyno.
with the ECU, Turbo and NOS; the ECU, i push it so the blue bars for rpm 3-8 are at max available, with 0-2 as low as possible, because you wont need power down in the low rev range.
The same goes for the turbo, take it right down as low as it goes for 0-2, and distribute the bars so that rpm 3-8 are maxed. For NOS i leave it on the most power setting as there aren't really that many long staights in most races (except outruns)
after you mess with the settings, go and dyno the car and match the result to your previous or first run stats. before tuning the settings in the Dyno for my IS 200, it registered 280kw/300km, and after the ECU and TURBO tuning, it registered 292kw/309km. a small increase in power and top speed at no extra cost.
it also helps to have the car as low as possible, and strong sway bars front and rear.
Kenjis $2 tuning guide.
p.s. does everyone know by winning Outruns you get Unique parts for free?
something like 3 wins, then 5 wins...
Posted 30 November 2004 - 10:29 PM
Edited by kenji urban, 30 November 2004 - 10:44 PM.
Posted 01 December 2004 - 05:19 AM
What i have been doing is just slowing down when i get close to blowing then gun it again. It works for the most part if i hit 4/5 perfet shifts.
Posted 01 December 2004 - 10:45 PM
Posted 02 December 2004 - 01:59 AM
such as the TT, Eclipse etc etc... (of course i know the WRX and EVO are AWD)
I've reached a point where my almost fully worked engine in my IS 300 is getting blown away by AWD's in drags... so when i stat again, i can build up an AWD from the start.
also, in the garage menu, (home garage) under the "world map", what are those races?
And, how do you know when you are in Stage 1 2 3 or 4? Looking in the stats window, i have a rating for each Stage... and some are low, so now i've gone back and started a new game, i want to do EVERYTHING, and boost my stats right up.
Lastly, sometimes when some loser calls my cell fone and says "hey i heard theres some action in beacon hill, no word on the exact location..." and i drive up there and there is no people to challenge for an Outrun... anyone know why? is it because i've already one 10 or so outruns for that stage?
Someone do a FAQ!
Posted 02 December 2004 - 07:35 PM
Posted 02 December 2004 - 08:51 PM
i started a new game last night, and earned $10,000 without buying a single upgrade for the 240sx. I won every outrun untill there were no more orange arrows to challenge, then i found a secret race and won that, and got sponsored. went and won the 3 sponsor chosen races (which brought me up to $10,000) and then spent it all in one go at the performance shop (Megalow) then the Body shop, then the car specialties store, and i was able to buy everything accept the hydros. (because i fucked around buying paint too many times)
i figure if i can do that a few times, i'll be able to save up enough cash to do 2 cars up at once (G35 & EVO)
has anyone got a map of secret races or anything like that?
Posted 03 December 2004 - 12:00 AM
I hear there is a money trick. Go into a world race and restart it before you even start the race. Then race and win and you get money. I havent tried it but i know i beat some races without winning money so this would have been nice to know.
If you cant find ppl to race, i think you need to raise you star rating.
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Blake Westling, a bagger at Byerly's in Eagan, won second place at the National Best Bagger Competition held Monday in Las Vegas.
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Westling, a junior at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and Minnesota's Best Bagger, received a $5,000 prize in the competition which included the best baggers from 24 states.


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As Mark was going through his computer looking for old photos he came across this video from 2010. We had our great nieces Nadine and Zoey over for the weekend. As you can see Nadine couldn't last much longer. I bet she heard the first time uncle Mark read Nils All Alone but then fell … Read more
January update: Lymph node biopsy came back benign
Christmas was great with the both families, I am just glad to be back to a normal routine. All the holiday eating had put me into a tailspin. I'm sure I'm not alone. I feel like I have wrangled in my bad habits and have actually been able to lose 7 pounds since December. I … Read more
December update
It's been a while since I have checked in. I always think that I don't have much to report on. Now that my cancer treatments are finished, things naturally have calmed down. We had a pretty uneventful Halloween. The weather was wicked with high winds and the first flakes of snow. We took a ride down … Read more
More activities as cancer treatments drift into past
While putting the video together for this blog post, I was really surprised to see just how much we have been doing lately. A year ago we were just starting out with our weekly visits for treatments and doctors appointments. It's hard to believe that that is all behind us. I feel like things are … Read more
Cancer treatments done, now what?
I didn't know what to expect when I got done with the chemo, surgery and radiation. I was hoping to get back to normal. For the most part I guess we have. We've been able to get together with family for birthday celebrations and going away parties and festivals. After taking a year off, I … Read more
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Dangerous Exits: Escaping Abusive Relationships in Rural America
Rutgers University Press, May 28, 2009 - Social Science - 272 pages
Decade after decade, violence against women has gained more attention from scholars, policy makers, and the general public. Social scientists in particular have contributed significant empirical and theoretical understandings to this issue.
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Survey Development in Complementary Health Research
In 2005, the Institute of Medicine called for the National Institutes of Health to "implement periodic comprehensive, representative, national surveys to assess the changes in the prevalence, patterns, perceptions, and costs of [complementary] therapy use…". Therefore, it is not surprising that national surveys play a prominent role in NCCAM's latest strategic plan, which calls for an increased understanding of "real world" patterns and outcomes of the use of complementary health approaches. The National Health Interview Survey, for example, provides important information on complementary approach use, cost, and spending in the United States. NCCAM needs reliable data about attitudes toward and use of complementary approaches to help ensure that our research priorities and public information materials address what is most important to the general public, providers, and policymakers.
Well-designed questionnaires are critical to this important research effort. There are many qualitative and survey methods that researchers use to refine surveys before they are ready for real-world studies. I've worked in this area for more than 20 years and have seen how qualitative evaluation can be used to identify and fix problems in questionnaire items before they are administered to the entire study population.
The development process for many surveys begins several years before the start of data collection. Often as an initial step, survey developers will convene expert panels to help determine important content areas. Focus groups, where participants share their thoughts and experiences, are another useful tool to hone in on the most salient aspects of a particular area of interest. In addition to these, a popular technique in questionnaire development is the use of "cognitive interviews" to learn what respondents are thinking while answering questions. A trained interviewer will read the draft questions to the respondent and then use probing techniques to find out how the respondent is interpreting the questions. Cognitive interviews are useful for identifying problems with question wording, sequencing, or formatting. Rather than making changes to the questionnaire based on one or two interviews, researchers will search for common themes across interviews using qualitative analysis techniques.
Once researchers have refined the draft questionnaire, they will often perform a "field test" to determine how the questionnaire performs under study conditions. By duplicating the planned survey operations, interviewers and others involved with the study are able to learn about potential problems in delivering the questionnaire and responder issues.
All of these methods are useful to find and resolve problems with survey questions before they are incorporated into the actual study. Researchers should make every effort to select a diverse group of participants for these activities, especially with regard to age, gender, race, ethnicity, and other socio-demographic, health, and literacy characteristics.
During my many years working in questionnaire development, I have learned several tips for designing effective survey questions:
- Keep questions specific rather than general.
- Split or break down questions that cover multiple concepts into single items.
- Make sure reference periods match the respondent's ability to recall.
- Define unfamiliar or ambiguous terms.
- Keep literacy level at the 8th grade or below for general population surveys.
- Frame the topic and focus attention with introductory and transitional statements.
- Keep in mind that question ordering and placement will affect responses.
- Design response categories so they are consistent with the question and non-overlapping.
- Avoid asking multiple topics in a single question that only allows for one answer (double-barreled).
Barbara Stussman and Richard Nahin, Ph.D., M.P.H., members of NCCAM's survey research program, are available to talk with interested investigators.
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For your "well-designed" NCCAM questionnaire, you forgot to mention these key elements: 1.) avoid defining CAM with any meaningful specificity, 2.) pad the surveys with practices that have been standard healthcare for decades (e.g. relaxation, massage), 3.) pad the surveys even with religious practices (e.g. "prayer for health"), and 4.) use results to gain Congressional funding for more surveys and more studies of the wildly implausible.
The 2007 National Health Interview Survey included questions on 36 types of complementary and alternative medicine therapies commonly used in the United States—10 types of provider-based therapies, such as acupuncture and chiropractic, and 26 other therapies that do not require a provider, such as herbal supplements and meditation. The results are based on data from more than 23,300 interviews with American adults and more than 9,400 interviews with adults on behalf of a child in their household. The CDC report is available here: https://nccam.nih.gov/sites/nccam.nih.gov/files/news/nhsr12.pdf. "Prayer for health" is not included in this analysis.
Hi Barbara, agree with you on the pointers for survey questions - and of course the need to have periodic surveys. Sites like SoGoSurvey have good survey samples for beginners.


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