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This mascara reminds me a lot of the L'Oreal Voluminous Carbon Black mascara in that it gives a ton of volume. However, I like this one much better because it isn't as wet. Because of that, my lashes don't stick together, so I have no problem with clumping. My lashes are very long, unruly, and sparse, and very few mascaras keep them from looking like I have 4 eyelashes, so this was a pleasant surprise. There is not a lot of lengthening, but that is what is to be expected from a purely volumizing mascara. All in all, I really like this and will add it to my list of good mascaras to repurchase once I get done trying out all my other ones ;)
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This is a basic lengthening mascara, perfect for the office or casual makeup looks. Unlike other reviewers I did not find it easy to coat the short hairs near the end of my eyelid, but maybe I just need to work with the brush better. This is very similar to Cover Girl Professional Mascara , and probably like a lot of ds mascaras out there except for the standouts, like many of L'Oreal's mascaras.
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I like this product because it is simple. not too much volume though, but easy to apply. it covers all the lashes and is easy to use on the small lashes. I just use it when i dont want to use too much eye makeup.
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This barely makes any noticeable difference on my lashes, let alone any kind of voluminous effect.
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This mascara is OK. It does coat the lashes with good dark pigment, but doesn't do much in the volumizing department. I would definitely use this for a more natural look or the "no makeup" look...or even to coat some falsies. It didn't clump my lashes, however it didn't make them very full and only added a little bit of length. I would suggest adding another mascara after applying this. It stays on ok and I didn't notice much flaking like some other drug store brands I've tried.
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I happen to like this mascara for the same reasons everyone else seems to hate it. It gives me natural looking lashes, very black, but soft and full. Definitely not voluptuous volume, but I don't like that thick, heavy lash look so I'm very pleased with this one. I don't find it dry either, will repurchase.
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Divers and snorkelers removed 1,518 invasive lionfish from Florida Keys waters during three Lionfish Derby events in 2011. Organized by REEF in partnership with the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, the Florida Keys Lionfish Derby series began in 2010 to engage local communities in addressing the invasive lionfish issue. Goals of the lionfish derby series include raising awareness, educating collectors in safe collecting and handling procedures, providing samples for research, conducting lionfish cooking demonstrations and tastings for the general public, and encouraging ongoing removal efforts throughout the region. Teams of registered divers competed for cash and prizes in the categories of most, largest, and smallest lionfish. Dive teams traveled from as far as Chicago, IL.; Austin, TX; and Sunapee, NH to compete in the derbies. Participants and attendees observed filleting demonstrations and enjoyed tastings of lionfish caught during the event. Researchers from the U.S. Geological Survey, Salisbury University, University of Florida, Loyola University, international researchers from the UK, the State of Florida, and NOAA all utilized samples and data from the derbies to aid in their lionfish research. Growing populations of lionfish off the southeast U.S., Caribbean, and Gulf of Mexico are impacting native marine life commercially, recreationally, and ecologically important species. Derbies are just one of several strategies being employed to help control the lionfish invasion. Thanks to derby sponsors, including Ocean Reef Conservation Association, City of Layton, Divers Direct, Dive Key West, Spree Expeditions, Markey Marine Services, and The Weekly Newspapers. Visit www.REEF.org/lionfish/derbies for derby results and updates on future derbies. Visit the REEF Lionfish webpage to find out more about REEF's Lionfish program.
We are excited to announce our 2013 Field Survey Schedule. There is an exciting lineup of destinations planned and we hope you will join us. These trips offer a great introduction to fish identification for novice fishwatchers, and are a fun way for experienced surveyors to build their life list while interacting with fellow fishwatchers. REEF staff, board members, and other REEF experts lead these trips, and each features daily classroom seminars and a full diving schedule. Destinations include: Fiji, Bahamas, Little Cayman, Utila, British Columbia, Grenada, Soccoro Islands, and Cozumel. Dates and locations of the 2013 trips and information on remaining 2012 trips are below. Complete package details and prices can be found online at www.REEF.org/trips. To find out more about any of these trips or to book your space, contact our travel consultants at Caradonna at 1-877-295-7333 (REEF), or via e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Make a Dive Trip That Counts!
Dates and destinations for 2013 --
May 11 - 21, 2013 Fiji, aboard the Nai'a, Led by Paul Humann
May 18-25, 2013 Southern Bahamas, Lionfish Research Cruise aboard Explorer II, led by Lad Akins, REEF Director of Special Projects, and Peter Hughes
July 13-20, 2013 Little Cayman, Southern Cross Club, led by Paul Humann, REEF Co-Founder and Renowned Underwater Photographer and Marine Life Author
July 21-28, 2013 Utila, Deep Blue Utila, led by Ned and Anna DeLoach, REEF Board Members and World-Famous Marine Life Authors and Photographer/Videographers
September 25 - 28, 2013 Barkley Sound, British Columbia with Rendezvous Dive Adventures. Led by Janna Nichols, REEF Outreach Coordinator
October 5-12, 2013 Grenada, with True Blue Bay Resort and Aquanauts Diving. Led by Dr. Christy Pattengill-Semmens, REEF Director of Science
December 3-12, 2013 Socorro Islands, aboard Rocio del Mar, led by Andy Dehart and Marty Snyderman, Shark Experts, Photographers, and REEF Board Members
December 7-14, 2013 Cozumel, Aqua Safari, led by Tracey Griffin and Sheryl Shea, REEF Fish Experts and Cozumel Naturalists
2012 Trips with space available --
July 14-21, 2012 - Lionfish Research in Dominica - Dive Dominica and Anchorage Hotel, led by Lad Akins, REEF Director of Special Projects
July 28 - August 4, 2012 - San Salvador, Bahamas - Riding Rock Inn and Marina, led by Paul Humann, REEF Co-Founder and Renowned Underwater Photographer and Marine Life Author
September 22-29, 2012 - Sea of Cortez, Baja Mexico - Rocio del Mar liveaboard, led by Drs. Christy and Brice Semmens, REEF Director of Science, REEF Researcher
October 6-13, 2012 - Bermuda - Triangle Diving and Grotto Bay Hotel, led by Ned and Anna DeLoach, REEF Board Members and World-Famous Marine Life Authors and Photographer/Videographers
November 10-17, 2012 - British Virgin Islands - Cuan Law liveaboard, led by Heather George, REEF Expert
Climate change is expected to cause a poleward shift of many temperate species, however, a better understanding of how temperature and species' life histories interact to produce observed adult range is often lacking. REEF data were featured in a new publication on this topic in the scientific publication, Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology. The publication's authors evaluated the hypothesis that juvenile thermal tolerance determines northern range in gray snapper (Lutjanus griseus), a species commonly caught as juveniles along the US Atlantic coast well north of their adult distribution, using a combined laboratory, field, and modeling approach. To evaluate the relationship between juvenile thermal tolerance criteria and adult distributions, the authors used the REEF database to quantify adult distribution. There was a strong correspondence between observations of adult gray snapper from the REEF database vs. latitude of the predicted survival of juveniles vs. latitude from their modeling analysis. The agreement between the laboratory-derived thermal tolerance measures, the spatial distribution of winter temperature, and the distribution of adult gray snapper support the hypothesis that the adult range of gray snapper is largely limited by the overwinter survival of juveniles. The authors stated that "understanding the interaction between physiology and range is important for forecasting the impacts of climate change on other species of fish where juvenile tolerances are critical in determining range, particularly in seasonal systems". The abstract of the paper and supporting figures can be viewed online here. Visit the REEF Publications page to see all of the scientific publications that have featured REEF data.
Have you made your plans to join us in Key Largo this summer for REEF Fest? Come celebrate 20 years of the REEF Volunteer Survey Project with 4 days of diving, learning, and parties. REEF Fest is planned for August 8-11. The schedule is packed with free workshops, diving opportunities, organized kayaking and snorkeling expeditions, and evening socials. Make your plans soon - hotel room blocks are filling up and dive boat space blocks are expiring soon. Complete details can be found online at: www.REEF.org/REEFFest2013
All REEF Fest events are open to the public, but pre-registration is requested for social events and workshops. Register using this online form. Tickets are required for the Saturday Dinner Cruise celebration. Purchase dinner cruise tickets online here. A quick look at the schedule can be seen here. Questions? Please send us an email at email@example.com or call us at 305-852-0030. We look forward to seeing you all in August!
Why the celebration? In the summer of 1993, a group of pioneering volunteers conducted the first REEF fish surveys. Twenty years later, the Volunteer Survey Project and other REEF initiatives are leading the way as innovative and effective marine conservation programs. You are invited to join us this summer to celebrate 20 years of success.
Our 2014 Fishinar schedule is off to a great start! We've got lots of exciting, fun, and educational REEF Fishinars in store for you this year - featuring your favorite instructors and special guests alike.
Here's a quick glimpse at our upcoming topics:
REEF Fishinars are online webinars that you can view from your computer or iPad from the comfort of your own home. You don't even need a microphone or a webcam to participate - it's easy to participate!
REEF Fishinars are a free benefit of REEF membership, and did you know that REEF members can also access and view any of our archived Fishinars from previous years? A great way for new fish surveyors to learn, or for experienced fish surveyors to brush up on their ID skills.
Explore our Fishinar webpage, register for the sessions you like, and we'll see you online!
Next time you sign up for one of REEF's Field Survey Trips, you'll be greeted by a new voice. REEF has added a new member to the team; welcoming Jamie Dietrich as the new Trips Program and Communications Manager! As Jamie's position title implies, her main responsibilities revolve around managing REEF's Field Survey Trips Program. Each year, REEF leads 10-15 week long international Field Survey Trips to diving destinations across the world. Led by marine life experts, participants learn about the ocean while contributing to marine conservation as citizen scientists. Anyone can join REEF and likeminded divers for an itinerary of diving, seminars and fun! Jamie will also be managing communications and marketing efforts for all of REEF's programs.
Jamie is a midwesterner at heart, but comes to the Keys from the Big Apple where she spent eight years after university working in Experiential Marketing; listing several Fortune 500 companies among her clients. These days, her clientele seem a bit fishy, as she's traded in the boardroom and business suit for the beach and a wetsuit. Jamie recently became a certified Divemaster and Coral Reef Research Diver, and she spent the majority of the last year developing her conservation expertise on a volunteer marine mission in Fiji. After leaving her island home and returning to the States, she decided to make "island-time" a permanent staple in her life by relocating to the dive capital of the world. Jamie is excited to get her feet wet and continue to contribute towards meaningful work that aids in the protection of what she's come to love most, the ocean.
Our 2015 Fishinar series is off to a great start. Be sure to join us for these free, educational webinars. The hour-long sessions let you learn and have fun from the comfort of your living room. Check out the full schedule at www.REEF.org/fishinars. And keep an eye on that space because we are always adding new ones. The first part of the year includes...
Explore our Fishinar webpage, register for the sessions you like, and we'll see you online! No special software or microphone is required - just a computer with speakers and an internet connection. And did we mention they are FREE to REEF members!
In response to requests from the scientific community, we are adding a new species to monitor on REEF surveys in the Tropical Western Atlantic (TWA) - Diadema antillarum, the Long-Spined Sea Urchin. In the early 1980s, a large die-off of Diadema occurred throughout the TWA. This has had a significant and long-lasting impact on coral reefs in the region because Diadema is (was) one of the primary grazers on Caribbean coral reefs (keeping rocks clear for baby corals to establish and keeping algae from overgrowing established corals). The disappearance of Diadema, coupled with overfishing of grazing fish species such as parrotfish and surgeonfish in some parts of the Caribbean along with other complicating factors, has resulted in many algae-dominated reefs. Despite 20+ years since the die-off, the once wide-spread and abundant species has failed to recover in most places in the Caribbean. There is a growing collective of researchers who are hoping to map the current distribution and abundance of Diadema. REEF will be assisting this effort by including Diadema in our TWA protocol. Surveyors will report whether they were actively looking for Diadema or not, and if they were, in what abundance category (S,F,M,A - same as for fish). We are currently working on the necessary training materials and additions to the database, and the new protocol will be in place soon.
Last year we shared an article about a new non-native fish, the Regal Demoiselle (Neopomacentrus cyanamos), showing up in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico. REEF surveyors in the Yucatan region of Mexico have since reported the species. And now a new publication co-authored by REEF staff Lad Akins documents that the species could become established and spread in the western Atlantic. The study incorporated a computer model to evaluate the the non-native species' potential to impact native populations. On the basis of this work, it is foreseeable that the reefs presently harboring Regal Damselfish will likely see increased abundance of this damsel. Immediate attempts to eliminate the fish, therefore, should be focused in nearshore shallow waters spanning Veracruz to Frontera, Mexico. To find out more about this study, published last month in the journal Marine Biology, and to see a complete list of the 50+ scientific publications that have featured REEF data, visit www.REEF.org/db/publications.
The species is native to the Indo-Pacific and Red Sea. Similar in appearance to the native Brown Chromis, the Regal Damsel is distinguished by a yellow or white spot at the rear base of the dorsal fin, a dark spot behind the gill, and yellow rear margins of the fins and tail. In contrast, the native Brown Chromis is identified by dark margins on the tail and a dark spot at the base of the pectoral fin.
If you see this fish while doing a REEF survey, be sure to report it on your form in the unlisted fish section. Please also report detailed information on the sighting to REEF through the invasive species reporting page.
REEF just completed our first bona fide New England Field Survey this past week. It was a big success and really ended up being a reconnoitering expedition to determine how REEF can better translate our Fish Survey Project to the Northeast where there are plenty of divers getting out in the water but very few who conduct surveys. There is also a seasonal effect for the northeast in that the fish all hibernate or leave when the water temperature drops to around 50 degrees Fahrenheit, leaving a 7 month fish surveying season in most areas (April-October). Shore diving is more the norm for many locations throughout New England and there are few commercial charter boats as you would find in the Caribbean, for instance. And dive clubs really are the main vehicle for divers to connect and coordinate temperate dives as well as arranging tropical dive trips for some winter relief.
Our REEF team was made up of 9 divers and we were based in historical Woods Hole on Cape Cod. We dived in Woods Hole, Dennis, and off of Cape Ann (our chilliest venue with bottom temps close to 50 degrees already. I co-lead this group with Holly Martel Bourbon, a marine fishery biologist and diving safety officer for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. We were also joined by Sarah Taylor who is a New England Aquarium Aquarist II and collector. Together, Holly and I coordinated with a number of dive shops in the region and Maryhelen Shuman-Groh set up a REEF talk at the New England Aquarium Dive Club that meets every month at the aquarium and is where I got my start about 12 years ago. Incidentally, we surveyed a combined total of 19 fish species, no century dives in New England, let's just say you shoot for deca-dives (10 species) and this is why you won't find New England divers complaining on Caribbean dives, well, that and the fact that visibility beyond 10 feet is a blessing. We found a few wayward foureye and spotfin butterflyfish juveniles settled from the Gulf Stream. Next time we'll have to go to Rhode Island to help collect some of the tropicals.
New England diving is definitely unique and requires a special type of REEF capacity building to jumpstart the Fish Survey Project in the region. Bringing more dive shops into the fold such as Divers Market in Plymouth and Cape Ann Divers in Gloucester is a good first step in increasing REEF's efforts and the chance to engage the New England Aquarium Dive Club was especially important as this dive club reaches many of the naturalist divers in the region. I also attended a Boston Sea Rovers picnic (one of the oldest and most storied dive clubs in the U.S.) as Holly's guest and had the opportunity to speak with folks about REEF and our mission and hopes for increasing surveys in the region. Look for REEF to give a talk at the next Sea Rovers annual meeting in Boston http://www.bostonsearovers.com/ in March of 2008 and for us to give a REEF Citizens Science talk as part of the New England Aquarium's Lowell Lecture Series. We will also be partnering with the Aquarium as our newest Field Station http://neaq.org/. REEF and NEAQ will begin working on a number of training programs together to increase survey efforts in the northeast as well as having Aquarium divers become Advanced Assessment Team members and conduct surveys on their collection trips. There are many other opportunities for collaboration between NEAQ and REEF.
I would like to thank the REEF members who were all wonderful and patient on this trip as Holly and I had to kind of make things up as we went since this type of trip had not been done before, sort of a boat diving and shore diving mix, Bonaire meets New England without the yellow rocks. Thanks to Holly for co-leading the trip with me could not have done it without her) and to her boss, Vin Malkoski, for giving her the time to work with REEF and for the use of one of their vans for the week along with digital projector and many other shore diving supplies. Alison Johnson will be donating some underwater images from our dives for future curriculum/training along with Terrence Rioux, the dive safety officer for the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute (WHOI). Holly and I plan on developing a more contemporary and appropriate curriculum that includes juvenile fish images and more inclusion of fish species that divers are likely to see on inshore dives. Lastly, I want to thank both Divers Market in Plymouth and Cape Ann Divers in Gloucester as well as the Marine Biological Laboratory for the use of their dive locker and their conference center at SWOPE.


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March 29, 2009, 11:22 PM
Does anybody have any input on the Tikka T3 rifles, good or bad?
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March 29, 2009, 11:23 PM
I have a T3 Lite stainless.....great rifle, very light and easy to handle. Nothing bad to say other than that magazines cost way too much.
March 29, 2009, 11:27 PM
They are light, great action and accurate. All of them are long action and some like the older ones better.
March 29, 2009, 11:29 PM
The magazines are a cheap piece of plastic junk that are very expensive, and hard to find.
They are all long action, and it is just plain cheesy to have to use a long action rifle to fire a short action cartridge.
Aside from the magazine junkiness, and action cheesiness, they are very accurate and work well.
March 30, 2009, 10:04 AM
I'd sleep with mine (.243 T3 stainless laminate) but my wife won't share the bed!
March 30, 2009, 10:36 AM
I have the T3 Varmint SS chambered in .223. I don't see it ever leaving my possession. The action is slick and it is more accurate than I probably ever will be. Oh, and the user adjustable trigger isn't too bad either.
March 30, 2009, 12:38 PM
I own three T3s and a Tikka Whitetail Hunter. Never had a problem with any of them and all are capable of shooting far better than the operator. All of them are superbly accurate.
While all may be long action in design; the shorter calibers, like .308 Winchester, use a bolt stop that shortens the bolt throw to that of the appropriate cartridge.
The detachable magazine is a polymer material that is very tough and will not deform (bend) like metal. I dropped a loaded one in a gravel parking area in the dark and my hunting partner ran over it with his car. It still functions as good as new, although with a few scratches. It is the same not so cheap junk polymer construction that Browning uses on the new X-Bolt. The magazines are expensive, but they can be purchased on-line from several sources.
The rifles are quick handling and point naturally (at least for me), have a great adjustable trigger, and smooth bolt.
All of my T3 rifles are the wood stocked T3 Hunter, while the older Whitetail Hunter is black synthetic. I did not like the super light weight of the T3 synthetics and certainly do not like the looks of black synthetic stocks. Hence, I opted for the wood versions. I purchased the black synthetic Whitetail simply because the store was sold out of wood stocked guns at the time, and I just had to have a new 7MM Rem Mag to go out west elk hunting. One of those, "I want it now moments!"
Overall, I'm completely satisfied with all of my Tikka rifles. I'll definitely not be parting with any of them.
March 30, 2009, 04:05 PM
i was thinking of either getting the T3 hunter or T3 Lite in 338 win mag. i don't know how much the 'lite' will effect the recoil though
March 30, 2009, 04:14 PM
I have a T3 Hunter in 6.5x55 Swede. It's a great rifle and TIKKA is one of the best values on the market. Usually the only people that say negative things about them are the people that never owned or shot one.
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March 30, 2009, 04:33 PM
Ummm, do you mean BESIDES the 34,534,632 other threads praising their virtues? :p
March 30, 2009, 05:06 PM
The Tikkas are fine rifles w/o the high $$ price -- IMO, you won't go wrong!
March 30, 2009, 05:37 PM
Excellent Rifles, buy one.
March 30, 2009, 07:02 PM
Just looked at the action on my 300wsm, there was no cheese maybe a little butter from being soooo smooth.
March 30, 2009, 09:34 PM
I had one of the first ones, a 243. Very nice and accurate.
I have heard of some issues with some of the later ones. Poor QC, light rusting. Really don't know. May be something to do with shipping. If you buy one, see if you can remove it from the stock, just to make sure.
March 30, 2009, 10:03 PM
I too am a Tikka T3 Lite/stainleess junky in 243. I hate this gun it shoots shoots win super-x 100gr in the .6's .The gun is so cheesy and poorly made that i will get one in 7mm mag.oh i forgot to add the crappy trigger that breaks like glass at 2lbs. seriously fit and finish is good on the T3s great gun for the money...BUY ONE..!:D
April 3, 2009, 11:57 PM
I have a Tikka T3 lite in 243 that will shoot 1/2 inch groups at 100 yards with 75 grain v-maxes. It was the first handload I had tried and it worked great. I will definitely be buying more T3's.
April 5, 2009, 04:53 AM
The magazines are a cheap piece of plastic junk that are very expensive, and hard to find.
Well they are expensive, but the junk part is B.S. I have no problems finding new magazines for them either.
April 5, 2009, 12:13 PM
Where can you find magazines now in stock?
Jerry D
April 5, 2009, 12:27 PM
Everything is great but loading a 3rd round in the mag I dislike. It's not hard, but its still a lot harder than it should be... but overall very nice gun, mines in .30-06.
April 5, 2009, 01:11 PM
I've got a Tikka Whitetail hunter in .338 Winchester magnum. It's the model previous to the T3. Mine's wood/blue, like the T3 hunter. I've put a Pachmayr decelerater pad on it & I'm glad it's there. Gunsmith's almost universally like putting accessory pads on wood stock guns better than synthetic stocked guns.
The Tikka shoots, oh yes it does. I liked the first one so much I'm having a custom 6.5 Swede built on a T3 action at this time.
April 5, 2009, 09:49 PM
The Tikka shoots, oh yes it does. I liked the first one so much I'm having a custom 6.5 Swede built on a T3 action at this time.
You know I as well love that round I want a new thread w/ all the details:cuss:
Tikka's are still great!! I can get about 1/2 of the available magazines ordered in 3 round, the Extended for all T 3's are out, some of the '95 series are available............
April 5, 2009, 10:47 PM
I love all of mine, and the magazines work great, but they are expensive. The only thing I don't like about the mags is that they sorta load from the front, rather than the top, so you have to remove the mag to top it off.
April 5, 2009, 11:02 PM
I have the T3 Lite/Stainless in 30.06 and LOVE it. It has, in my opinion, the smoothest factory trigger on the market.
...also, the .5 inch 100yd groups don't hurt.
April 5, 2009, 11:30 PM
I have a tikka super varmint.. And its trigger is sweet.. But I must admit my new 700 with the xmark is just as good.. I love them both
April 6, 2009, 08:54 AM
i use a .243 hunter. mainly for coyote problems on the farm, very accurate rifle. great buy for the $$.
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April 6, 2009, 09:19 AM
Tikka is cheap, accurate, and the bolt quality is one of the best.
April 6, 2009, 11:55 AM
what are some of the twist rates on these, i cant find it on the beretta website
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Its got a lovely texture, and the colour does blend really well into your skin and gives a nice even coverage. I use it along with the Max Factor Miracle Touch Creme blush and its great for a natural look during the day time.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
My all time favourite! Applied smooth and perfect, leaving the ultimate soft texture. The foundation itself has a lovely airy mousse texture about it, but not like that heavy mousse crap maybelline sells. This foundation actually applies and adapts to your skins colour like a gem. Colour adapt is not greasy or dry either. Just pure perfection!
Sadly they discontinued this foundation end of last year in Australia - I am still trying to get over it. :-(
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
This is my favourite foundation if I am not breaked out... (Gives only light-medium coverage.) The finish is natural-powdery wich I really like.
The pump is awsome and I like that the bottle is from plastic.
The only downside of this foundation is that sometimes the formula is more liquidy (wich I don't like) so then I have to pump an other time to get the nice creamy formula.
My shade is 40 (creamy ivory), this is a really nice match for my fair skin.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have to say that I'm disappointed in this foundation. It causes my face to break, and after a few hours my skin looks really oily, but then again I have really oily skin. It's a shame because shade 75, Golden, is so beautiful even on my very pale skin, it blends well and doesn't look heavy, there is no masc effect I had with some other foundations. Package is great, with a pump. I hope MF will do something for us with oily skin.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This foundation is one of the best foundations, It's not oily at all, no break outs, It gives me a flawless smooth face I almost believed it!! (It's sad I know lol)
I even use the dry traces of foundation around the dispenser as a concealer & it's perfect for this as well.
I'm now using something else, but I'll definitely get back to this.
definitely will repurchase, Highly recommended.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
Another failure of Max Factor. I have mine in 45 Warm Almond.
-too 'natural' coverage. it feels like Maybelline's Mousse foundation in a tube with a pump.
-you need a perfect porcelain complexion for this one. or should i rephrase, it's suitable for you if you have almost nothing to cover and want a natural finish with a hint of powder
-again, doesn't cover anything
-cakes a lot in the eye lines
-oily forehead and nose after 30 minutes.
-fades away in 1 hour
-well...if you like natural coverage foundations this is a good choice
-very creamy
not going to repurchase. i mix it with other foundations hoping it will finish soon.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Other
Eyes: Green
Well, Ive been re-purchasing it for years I dont even want to try anything new lol although may be I should sometime. But I am very pleased with this foundation, it is a safe choice for me when I need a quality foundation at a moderate price. I like how it blends in with my skin tone, looks smooth. It is not too thick or 'mask like', it looks natural which Im also happy about. My skin feels good with it. Ive got Natural 70 color shade.
The only thing to keep in mind that if you wear clothes very close to your face like some scarf for example, you have to make sure its not too close to the face since it may smear. But thats really the only 'negative' thing to say about it. Great foundation for sure.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I like this, my color is 70 natural, it isn't the best one for my skin color but it changes on my face. it blends well and it stays on your face most of the day.
i apply it with a wet sponge from laura mercier, my HG foundation, but it's too expensive for me, so i decided to try something else. it is really cheap, and one of the best in drugstores.
i also wrote a review about age renewal, my color was golden, which was a suprise, but the lady at the counter told me to check my veins (yes, you read it right) on my hand and then i will now what color suits me the best. i was suprised and i almoust didnt want to buy golden since i never considered myself of that color, but it suits me better then colour adapt.
the only bad thing is that there are little shades at the market and it should be sold with a sponge, since it applies so much better with it.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
omg! i am in love with this foundation :) i have it in 'ivory' and it does exactly what it says it will do, adapts! i have had this bottle for about 10 months and it is still lasting, i get so much use of out of a tiny squirt!
it makes my skin look amazing. covers my red cheeks and few scars, but at the same time lets my freckles poke thru. its like my skin, only better :) so natural looking, i don't even need powder and id never leave my house without wearing powder! it blends flawlessly, but the only down side is that it isn't too good on covering my black undereye circles, but that's a small price to pay for an overall amazing product! i am in love :) id recommend it to anyone, def re-purchase :)
UPDATE: i changed the rating from a 5 to a 2 because the smell of this causes my fianc�e to be sick! while im wearing this he can't handle to be around me or he is physically sick :( will not repurchase due to that. but it is still a great foundation though!
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Kratos and Sweet Tooth however, that's just plain, unadulterated awesome. #3 Agree(12) | Disagree(5) | Report | Reply Account_5 1217d ago | Spam 360ICE + 1218d ago Kratos and Nariko should be rivals! But I guess new Dante and Nariko makes sense, since they're both girls. #4 Agree(21) | Disagree(5) | Report | Reply r21 + 1218d ago Hahaha burn! #4.1 Agree(7) | Disagree(7) | Report | Reply Relientk77 + 1217d ago Nice lol #4.2 Agree(2) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply RmanX1000 + 1218d ago Big Daddy and Sackboy? LOL can not wait to see that. #5 Agree(8) | Disagree(4) | Report | Reply MightyPatapon + 1218d ago Confirmed Rivals: - Toro and Heihachi - Dante and Nariko - Ratchet & Clank and Jak and Daxter - Kratos and Sweet Tooth - PaRappa the Rapper and Spike - Big Daddy and Sackboy #6 Agree(10) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply RmanX1000 + 1218d ago pics or it didnt happen... Or any sorta proof will work. #6.1 Agree(1) | Disagree(11) | Report | Reply Relientk77 + 1217d ago Glad to see its Ratchet & Clank Vs. Jak & Daxter, thats awesome #6.2 Agree(5) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply srcBFMVBMTH + 1218d ago I kinda wanted Kratos and Sackboy :( I thought that would be pretty funny. #7 (Edited 1218d ago ) | Agree(4) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply Danniemon + 1217d ago I just tought of something, what if instead of Polygon Man being the boss.......it ends up being Crash! Lol i doubt it I just trowing this out there since I havent heard anybody else mention thi possibility anywhere on the interwebs. #8 Agree(2) | Disagree(3) | Report | Reply KonaBro + 1217d ago Aww man!It should have been Drake and Sweet Tooth! 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Oh yeah over exaggerated minions look so silly and out of place in a game where Sack Boy, Toro and Parappa are fighting Drake, Radec and Kratos in colorful worlds where Patapons fight Hades and Metal Gears walk around in Loco Roco Worlds. What were they thinking? #13 Agree(0) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply Relientk77 + 1217d ago I wonder who Nathan Drakes rival is, I was sorta hoping Big Daddy, because I just thought that would be awesome, but I guess thats not happening. Maybe Sir Daniel Fortesque or Raiden? #14 Agree(2) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Studio-YaMi + 1217d ago I bet it's sir Dan,since you know,skeleton,swords & ancient stuff which are Drakes favorite subjects :P lol ! #14.1 (Edited 1217d ago ) | Agree(2) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Relientk77 + 1217d ago That's why I thought Sir Dan lol, like Nathan Drake is exploring the crypt/cemetery looking for treasure or something? and Sir Dan finds him trying to protect it and they fight. 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Read and parse text files with PHP
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Quite often, the need pops up to read and parse text files, typically these are plain text or CSV (exports from Excel, MS Access or some other source).
This guide will show you the pest practice for doing so.
I have recently added a forum to my site.
If you have any specific requests for some development (PHP,.NET … anything), project management, search engine optimisation… or just want to talk about something random.
I am active on experts-exchange.com and answer many issues, but I will also do that here!
Hope you can join me!
Very often the need to create passwords or some other 'unique' string be it a captcha or for use as unique identifier (UUID).
Here are a few functions I've used and refined over the years, 2 types, for password/random string generation and UUID generation.
Generating random strings is pretty simple as it'll be a password.
However for a UUID there is always the slim chance it's not unique.
Continue reading "PHP – Generate/Create strong passwords, uuid, random string"
If you are a professional developer (or aspiring) you will inevitably get asked to customise or even better "extend" existing wares.
If it's a product you are familiar with great! If not I heartilly reccomend spending a little time investigating prior to accepting a job ( ultimatley if they are happy to give
access to their code, if not atleast tell you what's been used so you cam repliocate it to play with briefly). I know this sounds like a lot of work wich ultimatley – if you
don't accept the job – you have done for free, but it will save you masses of grief, tears and late nights if you do.
So, I have a few pointers to 'be aware of' while evaluating the job and to (generally) identify crappy PHP products/solutions quickly…
A question I am always asked is about 'self-submitting' forms.
Continue reading "PHP Form Action Self submit"
For a very long time I have always been annoyed by Firefox…
Have you ever witnessed the 'horizontal jump' cause by your content being taller then the browser size? And the effect is when you go between pages that are bigger and within you experiance a jump.
For ages I thought it was some problem with my own CSS, but today I discovered it's because of the vertical scrollbar in Firefox. The above affect doesnt happen in IE as it always shows the scrollbar.
The CSS to make Firefox always show the vertical scrollbar is as follow:
html { overflow: -moz-scrollbars-vertical; }
html { overflow-x: auto; }
Laura and I recently had a weekend break in Cornwall, and since we were there we decided to visit Rick Stein's The Seafood Restaurant.
It had recently undergone a refurbishment – in fact this was it's second weekend open – and from the outside and the dining room itself it looked very very nice.
As it was it's opening weekend I could only get a table for 10PM, but I decided as we were staying down near St. Ives that it would have been too late for driving back… so we were able to get swapped to a lunchtime.
We had a choice of menus there was the A la Carte menu and a special Lunch menu – as it was it's opening month. After looking through both – we could have eaten anything – we went for the 'special' menu.
So… upon arriving we were greeted by friendly staff, it was very busy for lunch-time, but the staff were appeared to be equally attentive to all diners. We were not rushed to order food so we had time to choose our food… and re-choose several times! We love seafood so could have eaten anything from the menu.
Our starters were; Seafood Chowder and Quinells of Gournard.
For mains… I has Singapore chili stir-fried whole crab, while Laura had Roasted Turbot with Sauce Vierge.
To finish we had, Apple Tart Tatin and the Chocolate Fondant.
My Rating (each out of 10):
Food 9 | Service 9 | Atmosphere 9 | Value for money 9 | Overall 9
Needed to capltalize Mc's and Mac's? Here's a quick function for it…
Continue reading "Capitalization for us Mc's and Mac's!"
When I undertake developing a website I always try to keep 3 key principles in mind;
1. Simplicity
2. Modularity
3. Balance
Follow my basic guide and you'll become a better developer/designer…
Just a quickie if you need to replace NL (New Line or Carriage Return) in CFMX;
<cfset text = replace(text,'#Chr(10)##Chr(13)#','<br>',"All")>
You could also wrap it up in a CFC or a function if it's going to be widely used.
The people we (web designers/developers) create work for are always really interested in web traffic – LOTS of web traffic. But there is one thing that many web designers/developers and even our clients don't consider, is the quality of traffic.
We (developers & clients alike) love counting page-views and unique visits but from my point of view, if the traffic you are attracting is poor, who cares if you get thousands of visits a day!
How can we determine the 'quality' of web traffic?
Continue reading "SEO/SEM and the quality of your web traffic…"
NOTE: SEO is the acronym for: 'search engine optimisation. Which is the process of making your web pages more search engine 'friendly' by optimising the code and content.
Choosing the correct domain name for your site generally has a big impact in terms of how it affects your positions in the search engines and your overall traffic.
Recently I was reviewing the security practices for my users…
I like to get them to change their windows login regularly as it's used via LDAP etc etc in some cases for loggin into web applications…
Anyway… all the passwords I keep getting from them are very poor, and so I put some guide-lines together for them and thought it'd be fun to share.
I suggest – actually force them – to include characters from all 5 of these rows in passwords…
Doing this will increase the time it takes to get cracked… Now… if you want a really really great password do the above and include an alt-character or two! Here is a table of them:
If like me you manually add to your iPod, then it can be a real pain when iTunes decides it doesn't want to recognise your iPod anymore, or you decide to get a new one or just want to get a song off there!
I recently came across EphPod (Win/Linux)…. and since I also have a MacBook Pro found iLinkPod.
I am not going to describe how to use it as I did find a good tutorial here. If you insist … here is a very quick 'How-To' for EphPod: find the music you want using the search boxes at the top, or the grid at the bottom for individual songs, and then Right Click and select 'Copy Songs to Directory', or alternatively press Ctrl + Alt + C. Holding Ctrl while selecting will allow you to choose more than one song/album/whatever at once.
Have you ever needed to build a stored procedure that would take the name of a column as a parameter, and return the results ordered by that column?
So have I, so after researching it for a couple of days, and none of the forums had any good solutions; All that he was able to find was a reference from Microsoft that said that the only way to do it was to build your SQL statement dynamically as a string in the stored procedure and EXEC it (not very good, considering it wouldn't be able to leverage the T-SQL code optimiser – you'd be as well building it in your given language). I spent some time working on this and came up with a much better solution. There is a way to accomplish dynamic column sorting, while still leveraging a fully compiled and optimised stored procedure.
Microsoft says that you can't use a variable for the column in an ORDER BY statement, and most attempts gave us a "can't convert this value to an int" error. There is a way to make it work, though.
Consider a table:
ID int,
FirstName nvarchar(20),
LastName nvarchar(20),
ApplyDate datetime
We want to call a stored procedure, passing the name of the column that we want the records to be sorted by:
GetApplications(@SortField nvarchar(20))
Here's what the T-SQL stored procedure definition looks like:
create proc GetApplications
@SortField nvarchar(20)
select * from Applications
order by
case @SortField
when 'FirstName' then cast (FirstName as sql_variant)
when 'LastName' then cast (LastName as sql_variant)
when 'ApplyDate' then cast (ApplyDate as sql_variant)
else cast (ID as sql_variant)
That's it! Be sure to put the ELSE clause in there as a catch-all, so that you handle columns that don't exist or typos in the value passed into the stored procedure.
You also need to cast all the values to sql_variant so that the ORDER BY clause won't get confused about the type of the column that we're sorting by, and try to force our values into an int.
This is tried and tested SQL Server 2000, and it works just fine. No promises for expermmenting with older/newer versions!
I'm always looking to improve my own SQL (SQL Server, MySQL are my main databases but always keen to learn new things too!) knowledge… so contact me if you have other hints or tips!


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Parents need to know that this heist film has a few bad words and some mild, non-explicit sexual references. Characters drink and smoke, and of course most of the movie's heroes are thieves and liars who joke about not having any morals.
OCEAN'S TWELVE kicks off with a brisk update on what has been going on with each of the eleven who robbed three Las Vegas casinos in the first film. The man they robbed, Terry Benedict (Andy Garcia), has tracked them all down, from Danny Ocean (George Clooney) and his wife, Tess (Julia Roberts) on down to the bickering Molloy brothers (Scott Caan and Casey Affleck). And he gives them two weeks to pay it all back, with interest. That means it's time to go back to work. They pull off a quick heist in Amsterdam, but it turns out to be the first step in a much larger job, the usual irreplaceable treasure in the usual impenetrable setting. There is a complication, too -- they are competing with the most successful thief in the world, a fabulously wealthy and remarkably agile Frenchman with a title who has a personal reason for making sure they are not successful. There is another complication as well. Rusty (Brad Pitt) has a romantic entanglement with Isabel (Catherine Zeta Jones), an Interpol agent whose job is catching thieves.
The problem with this sequel is that it counts too much on having us on the side of the thieves because of the first film and just because we love the performers. But it works against our loyalty by violating the first rule of heist movies in that the resolution is not entirely satisfying. The motivation of one of the key characters is just silly, and the twists are telegraphed in advance. While Ocean's Eleven had great characters and a very clever plot with a heist that had you saying "Oh, THAT'S how they did it" on the way back to your car, this one has great characters and a thin plot that gets stretched even thinner.
But the sly by-play from the returning players is enjoyable, there's a witty cameo by Topher Grace, and Eddie Izzard and Robbie Coltrane are a pleasure, as always, in small roles. Catherine Zeta-Jones and some surprise new additions are fine but it's our old friends who, true to form, well, steal the show, with dialogue as cool and contrapuntal as a jazz riff.
Families can talk about why it's hard for Danny to give up being a thief. Why are Tess and Isabel drawn to men who do not tell the truth? Why are movie audiences drawn to them? What matters to each of the eleven? What would you do if you had $16 million?
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Chanterelle Tacos
Meaty chanterelles take center stage in these quick vegetarian tacos. The serrano chile packs a punch; use a milder pepper, like jalapeno, for less heat.Adapted with permission from "Super Natural Every Day: Well-Loved Recipes from My Natural Foods Kitchen" by Heidi Swanson, copyright 2011. Published by Ten Speed Press, a division of Random House, Inc.
Buckwheat Crepes with Mushroom Filling
The crepes can be refrigerated, wrapped in plastic wrap, up to two days; or frozen, wrapped in paper towels (to absorb moisture when thawing) and plastic wrap, and placed in a freezer bag, up to one month. Thaw completely before filling. The mushroom filling can be made two days ahead and stored in the refrigerator. When Martha made these crepes on Cooking School episode 404, she made a half recipe and finished each serving with a fried egg.
Chanterelle and Egg Sandwiches
These open-faced egg-and-mushroom sandwiches taste terrific on their own, but when lobster is in season, it makes a delicious add-in. Spoon 1/4 cup coarsely chopped cooked lobster meat over each serving.
Individual Mushroom Lasagnas with Crispy Breadcrumbs
Individual lasagnas of spinach pasta are layered with mushrooms, breadcrumbs, and cheese.
John's Cedar Plank Roasted Mushrooms
Cooking with cedar planks, a northwest Native American tradition, involves heating the wood to release its aromatic essence, which the food absorbs as it cooks. John Howie, executive chef for Seattle's Palisades restaurant, has modified this technique and created a cedar plank roasted mushrooms recipe that can be made in your oven, with delicious results.
Chanterelle and Flowering Chive Dumplings
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Quick hitters from USC's Wednesday practice:
** Starting center Kristofer O'Dowd missed the latter half of practice with an apparent left-shoulder injury. Coach Lane Kiffin listed O'Dowd as "limited."
** The following players also were limited: DE Nick Perry, CB Brian Baucham, CB Shareece Wright, OG Butch Lewis, FB Stanley Havili and WR Robert Woods. Havili (shoulder) worked with a no-contact yellow jersey.
** Kickers Joe Houston and Jacob Harfman combined to miss all six of their field-goal attempts. Kiffin said the competition is ongoing, but special-teams coach John Baxter said Houston will kick Saturday. We'll have more on this situation later.
** Defensive end Wes Horton (back) did not practice for the second consecutive day.
** Kiffin said the past two days have been freshman tailback Dillon Baxter's best since the start of fall camp.
** Senior Zack Heberer took reps at both left and right guard.
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Good for aiding digestion, but did not realize 600 mg content. Cut pill in half and reduced heartburn.
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They're hard to swallow, but they do have a good list of ingredients for digestion and seem to be working fine. Louis
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It noticeably helps with my digestion, but if too much is taken it can cause heartburn.
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2 bed WIFI English TV Sky Sport Sea View equipped
From $75 / night
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Description from the owner
Description from the owner
Bedrooms: 2/
Bathrooms: 2/
Sleeps: 4/
Type: Apt. / Condo
IPTV - Sky Sport / Movies / English channels / BT Sport / radio - and more
Excellent apartment / guest reviews are all excellent - people return more than once to this apartment.
Well situated, furnished and equipped to excellent standard, two bedroom apartment comprising lounge/dining area, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and toilet (bath with shower), extra shower room with toilet, fully fitted and equipped kitchen, utility.
Furniture excellent quality.
NEW: English TV including Sky Sports, free movies.
FREE PRIVATE WI FI internet access with English TV with all sky sports, free movies, radio, BT sport 1 & 2.
There is Easy access to the property ...Read more
About the owner
About the owner
Mary Morrison
Mary Morrison
- Response rate : 95%
- Response time: A few hours
- Calendar updated: 3 days ago
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Additional Location Information
Malaga airport is probably the most convenient -45 minute drive from the airport to the apartment, although Gibraltar Airport is also an option. From the airport you can travel by motorway which brings you within 3 minutes of the apartment or by the coast road. Car hire is available from Malaga Airport or there are transfers by taxi or bus. Once at Estepona a car is not needed as everything is to hand. On a Wednesday there is the local market in Puerta de Mar and of course the Estepona Sunday market at the Port just a short walk away. All amenities are close by Supermarkets, Petrol, Town, Port, Beach. A great location for everything. Parking is secure in the underground car park where you will find a dedicated car park space. The bus station is a short walk away if you prefer to take bus and coach trips.
More About This Location
Mountain nearby, Waterfront, Beach or lakeside relaxation
Getting There
Nearest airport: Malaga
Car is not necessary
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