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Take out lobster is available for $23 uncooked or $25 cooked. Groups of 8 are guaranteed their own table.
All proceeds will go to the repair and restoration of the 150 year-old historical landmark church in Placerville.
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I'm blue and cyan by yuureikunWatch
©2011-2016 yuureikun
The creation of doctor Light or Right if you're from Japan?
Also known as Rockman?
Nice drawing.
Also known as Rockman?
Nice drawing.
Blue and cyan, eh? Sounds like someone's been listening to Brentalfloss.
The title made me lawl. Just sayin'.
Good luck Yuureikun!
Hope ya make it!
Hell yes! Awesome picture. Something new... ^_^
wish you best
. . . "The creation of Dr. White, or Light, if you from japaaaaan"
Looking really nice. Can't wait to see the whole thing.
never really liked the old megaman/rockman but hes always been my favorite anime! good job!
Amazing piece.
This looks awesome.
Good luck! She's adorable.
Making it in would be mega cool!
... I apologise.
... I apologise.
good luck
Good luck >3
I also finished my piece today ^^
So let's hope we both make it ^^
I also finished my piece today ^^
So let's hope we both make it ^^
good luck.good job it looks like it could be in the book.good colors,details
Megaman are very cute! The coloring and artowrk were very well done!
this is so good~
where- where are the... *explodes*
where- where are the... *explodes*
Love the cg Im faving this
good luck to you as well, I don't have the skills you do but I tried as well
Yes, yes he is... seems his big brother and someone else might be in the background there...
Best of luck Yurreikun, i hope you get into that book! ^^
Hope you make it dude, let's hope we both make it!


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Barbara Gordon by sympathizedWatch
©2013-2016 sympathized
Paint Tool SAI, Corel Painter 12, PS CS5 for colors + retouching. [Ref]
I mentioned I wanted to delve into the realm of drawing ladies, so here's a little warm-up! The lovely Barbara Gordon as Batgirl. Personally, I enjoyed her more as Oracle, but she does look pretty cute in the Bat-cowl! Also, I shamelessly love doing portraits, so I let myself enjoy painting this and tried not to feel too guilty about not practicing full-body anatomy. (...i still feel guilty, wahaha~) This was a nice break from the 4+ days of work that usually go into drawing 3/4 or full-bodied DC boys. This took maybe 8-10 hours total? That's fast for me, ahaha! So nice~
Oookay, that's it for me! I probably won't be able to upload anything new for a week or two. School's approaching midterm season, and I also got another part-time retail job, so I'll probably be too busy to draw. T_T
Other recent DC stuff:
This is really nice! I love her hair color. You did a good job on the skin shading as well.
good job
Amazing, love the way you draw her hair!
Incredible, you've really got an eye for detail. Really good stuff here.
Wow, now this looks great! Awesome drawing, I love it!
I love her more as Oracle too, but you've done a great job drawing her as Batgirl here!
Your style of rendering is amazing I'm so in love!
I love redheads, excellent work on her face and hair!
I saw Huntress's work and immediately I searched this one too...Awesome just like the other!
That's exactly how I would picture her. Great job!
Thank you! This is the best compliment anyone could have given! That's what I was really striving for - to capture her comic book image in a more realistic form! Thank you again!
That's one mighty fine illustration. Worthy of a book-cover.
Gorgeous, great job!
Excellent take on Babs, lover how much life there is to expression and the shading on her skintones and hair!
Oh man, thank you so much for your comment! I was worried about Babs's red hair, so I'm glad it turned out well! Thank you again!
Love it!!
This is AMAZING. I love the eyes. ;; They look VERY realistic. I love portraits too, I feel you on that bit. XD
Wahhh, THANK YOU! ;A; While I was doing her eyes, I was like.. "HOW DO EYELASHES WORK?! WHAT?! WHAT IS GOING ON" ahahaha!!!
I think I'm going to indulge myself for a little while and do some more portraits.. e_e;; THEY'RE JUST TOO FUN.


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Against or in the opposite direction of contraction of a muscle. (E.g., flexion of the lower arm (bending of the elbow joint) by an external force while contracting the triceps and other elbow extensor muscles to control that movement.
Against or in the opposite direction of contraction of a muscle. (E.g., flexion of the lower arm (bending of the elbow joint) by an external force while contracting the triceps and other elbow extensor muscles to control that movement.
Examples of eccentric in the following topics:
Exercise-Induced Muscle Damage
- Exercise damages muscles due to eccentric and concentric muscle loading and often results in delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS).
- Resistance training, and particularly high loading during eccentric contractions, results in delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS).
- Acute inflammation of the muscle cells, as understood in exercise physiology, can result after induced eccentric and concentric muscle training.
- Participation in eccentric training and conditioning, including resistance training and activities that emphasize eccentric lengthening of the muscle including downhill running on a moderate to high incline can result in considerable soreness within 24 to 48 hours, even though blood lactate levels, previously thought to cause muscle soreness, were much higher with level running.
- These substances then stimulate the free nerve endings in the muscle; a process that appears accentuated by eccentric exercise, in which large forces are distributed over a relatively small cross-sectional area of the muscle.
Types of Muscle Contractions: Isotonic and Isometric
- Isotonic muscle contractions can be either concentric (muscle shortens) or eccentric (muscle lengthens).
- During an eccentric contraction, the muscle elongates while under tension due to an opposing force which is greater than the force generated by the muscle.
- Over the short-term, strength training involving both eccentric and concentric contractions appear to increase muscular strength more than training with concentric contractions alone.
Creatine Supplementation
- Exercise resulting in eccentric contractions at high loading can cause muscle soreness, indicative of muscle tearing, and reduced or impaired muscle function.
- This is specifically caused by eccentric exercise altering muscle ultrastructure and sarcoplasmic reticulum functioning.
Impacts of Exercise on Muscles
- Muscle soreness, once thought to be due to lactic acid accumulation, has more recently been attributed to small tearing of the muscles fibers caused by eccentric contraction.
WBC Function
- Lymphocytes are distinguished by having a deeply staining nucleus that may be eccentric in location and a relatively small amount of cytoplasm.
Muscles that Cause Movement at the Ankle
- The tibialis anterior functions to stabilize the ankle as the foot hits the ground during the contact phase of walking (eccentric contraction) and acts later to pull the foot clear of the ground during the swing phase (concentric contraction).
Shin Splint Syndrome
- With repetitive stress, the impact forces eccentrically fatigue the soleus and create repeated tibial bending or bowing; thus, contributing to MTSS.
- The umbilical cord inserts into the chorionic plate (has an eccentric attachment).


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Holy Rule for Nov. 10
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Prayers for St. Leo Abbey, its monks and oblates and St. Leo University on their
patronal feast. And prayers for Hegumen Leo of Holy Trinity Monastery, Butler, PA. And maybe a prayer for me, too. Leo is my second religious name,
though so far my brothers have not been persuaded to give me two feastday celebrations, LOL!
Prayers, please, for the eternal rest of the following, for all their loved ones and all who mourn them:
James, who took his own life; that he may have accepted God's infinite Grace in his last moments.
Kyle, also a suicide, that he may have accepted God's grace in his last moments.
Noah, twin girls and another man, all died in a plane crash.
Mark, who died of testicular cancer.
Prayers for the spiritual and temporal welfare of the following, for all their loved ones and all who take care of them:
Update: First, Genny thanks all who are praying for her healing. After four more hours of testing today the Doc called. All have been inconclusive! More test tomorrow and a heart cath scheduled for next Wednesday. Please keep up the prayers.
Arjahn, health issues and conversion of life needed.
Denny, battling cancer, and for his friends, Vince and Megan
Deo gratias, Angel, 10 months, came through his surgery well, continued prayers for his recovery.
Lord, help us all asYou know and will. God's will is best. All is mercy and
grace. God is never
absent. Thanks so much. JL
March 11, July 11, November 10
Chapter 33: Whether Monks Ought to Have Anything of Their Own
This vice especially
is to be cut out of the monastery by the roots.
Let no one presume to give or receive anything
without the Abbot's leave,
or to have anything as his own --
anything whatever,
whether book or tablets or pen or whatever it may be --
since they are not permitted to have even their bodies or wills
at their own disposal;
but for all their necessities
let them look to the Father of the monastery.
And let it be unlawful to have anything
which the Abbot has not given or allowed.
Let all things be common to all,
as it is written (Acts 4:32),
and let no one say or assume that anything is his own.
But if anyone is caught indulging in this most wicked vice,
let him be admonished once and a second time.
If he fails to amend,
let him undergo punishment.
Benedictine poverty is easily translatable for the lay monastic,
married or single, into terms of simplicity and detachment, a holy
indifference to non-essentials. As such, it offers a powerful
opportunity for a witness against some of the real falsehoods of
modern consumerist society. This is not (nor need it be,) a preachy
attack on today's values, just a quiet refusal to go along with them.
It involves personal practice and choice, not confrontation.
Benedictine teaching on material goods is based on needs, not
desires. We ought to have all that is necessary and if, as sometimes
happens, that is not possible, we ought not to grumble.
Benedictine simplicity insists that we live in the moment of now with
Does your family have all that you really need today? If so, then
don't put your heart on hold till you can swing a below-ground
swimming pool. That's exactly why inordinate desires can be so
harmful: they DO put our hearts on hold, they take us out of the
contented present and force us to live in an uncertain future
of "when" and "if".
That future is not real. We might never live to see it. We have no
way of knowing whether or not we will live till lunch today. The present is
all we have and anything that distracts our view from it is often a complete
waste of time.
Living in the now is a great reality check!
I always hate discussions of simplicity that are so general that they
leave people thinking: "Well, great, but how do I DO that?" Hence a
few suggestions, not at all as norms, but just as ideas. With them
comes a huge warning for Oblates who are spouses and parents. You can
make choices like this for yourself, in some cases, even for the
household, but you must never force such things on children or
spouses. That can be disastrous and produces the very same loss of
serenity that simplicity is designed to protect us from.
Clothes. Almost everyone can make do with less, male or female.
Before I became a monk, I generally had two pairs of slacks- one
khaki and one navy blue. They looked preppy. They went with
everything. Yes, after a while, people did notice I was always in one
or the other, but so what? The shirts were different and I was clean.
The shirts came from the Salvation Army: years of wear in good
clothes for less than $5 a pop, less than $2 a pop if one waited till
sale day.
Recycle in your own home. Towels go down from the bath, to the
kitchen, to rags. With all the rags you will soon accumulate living
this way, you can say goodbye to paper towels, unless there is some
reason you really need them. Cloth napkins? Wow! They even seem a bit
upscale and you can stop buying one-use paper. Trust me, ordinarily
washing them once a week is fine.
This is not stinge, folks. Insofar as possible, consume stuff that is
really good for you, avoid stuff that is wasteful or harmful. We
become immune to the very high levels that our society actually
encourages waste, almost demands it.
How many people over fifty recall their first reactions to disposable
lighters, ballpoint pens and razors when they first came out? It was
like: "Huh??? You throw them away???" When was the last time you
bought a refill for a ballpoint pen? Now one hardly sees any pens BUT
disposable ones. Big, big money and profits were made by the
companies teaching us to throw away and waste the WHOLE item, not
just the used part. We got used to that, sadly.
I went back to non-disposable razors some time ago, but they cost
more than the throw away kind, which have filled who knows
how many garage dumps in 30 years. Somebody gave me a Zippo lighter
for Christmas a few years ago. It is a bit of a hassle to keep it in
flints and fluid, but it means that I have spared the planet from at
least a little plastic.
By the way, you don't do this because it will end over-consumption.
It won't. The world has not moved to Schick razors and Zippos, nor
are they likely to do so any time soon. What it does, and this is
important, is limit your complicity in the nonsense. That, so long as
one does not become self-righteous, can be an immensely freeing thing.
Always remember the Zen principle: the only thing that is lacking is
the sense that nothing is lacking. Modern consumerism thrives on and
insists that we ALWAYS feel something is lacking. Not so, we can be
free of that. Why be lied to any more?
Love and prayers,
Jerome, OSB
Petersham, MA
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Prayers, please, for the spiritual and temporal welfare of the following, for al their loved ones and all who take care of them:
Pat, terminal brain cancer, for her happy death.
Deo gratias, David got his contract, prayers for him in his new job.
Debbie , a mother of two young children, just diagnosed with lymphoma leukemia;
Shannon, that she know God's great love for her and be open to his guidance and will;
for financial stability for two persons who are in debt
Andrew, brain cancer, on his 31st birthday.
Lorene, experiencing pains and illness symptoms and worried about results of what this could be. Please pray that she is fine and no disease/illness. Very frightened.
for those still suffering from Hurricane Sandy. May they come out of this tragedy with optimism and find love, peace, health and happiness again.
Paul C. and his family, for God's will to be done.
Prayers for the eternal rest of John F. Kennedy, on the anniversary of his
Lord, help us all as You know and will. God's will is best. All is mercy
and grace. God is never absent, praise Him! Thanks so much. JL
March 23, July 23, November 22
Chapter 43: On Those Who Come Late to the Work of God or to Table
Anyone who does not come to table before the verse,
so that all together may say the verse and the oration
and all sit down to table at the same time --
anyone who
through his own carelessness or bad habit
does not come on time
shall be corrected for this up to the second time.
If then he does not amend,
he shall not be allowed to share in the common table,
but shall be separated from the company of all
and made to eat alone,
and his portion of wine shall be taken away from him,
until he has made satisfaction and has amended.
And let him suffer a like penalty who is not present
at the verse said after the meal.
OK, before we all get hopelessly mired in the belief that St.
Benedict is REALLY mired in punctuality issues, let's try a parable
reality check. What if every bus (or train or plane or subway,)
waited for the latecomer to arrive? For starters, the schedule of
everyone sitting helpless on that mode of transportation would be
disrupted. Everyone would be late, every single one. Some would miss
work, others a wedding, others still a connection with friends to
leave on vacation. If all public transport followed such a program,
our whole world would be a chaotic mess of very unhappy campers in
nothing flat.
Benedictine communities do things together. Usually, that means that
a late arrival at a meal keeps everyone sitting there when already
finished, waiting for the tardy one to eat. (Occasionally a superior
will intervene and end the meal more or less on time, but often that
is not the case. Everybody waits.) This lengthening of the meal then
throws the whole schedule off. The Office cannot suffer, it's times
are inexorable, so what usually gets clipped is free time, recreation
or work. Rob people of these on a regular basis and they can get very
Lateness which is unavoidable is just that, unavoidable. That's a
time when the meal ought to be prolonged, when the others ought to
witness that we "bear one another's burdens" and so fulfill the law
of Christ. Brother X is my brother. I am responsible for a large chunk
of his communal life. If I say that doesn't matter and stroll into
dinner whenever I feel like it, something is terribly wrong with me.
I need to have my skewed vision and values corrected. That's what
this is all about: loving one another rightly.
Much of the Holy Rule which deals with communal life (and is VERY
easy to apply to family life or workplace,) has to do with what should
really be common courtesy and decency. Granted, sometimes those values get
wrapped in ancient language and gesture, making it less easy to see
how simple and modern they are, but those exhortations to polite,
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Hoops: Beilein says Slippery Rock no slouch
Michigan opens its season Friday night against Division II Slippery Rock, and it's not an exhibition - nor will it resemble either of first two practice games, head coach John Beilein predicted after watching The Rock on film.
U-M wasn't tested in wins over Northern Michigan and Saginaw Valley State.
"People that don't know probably don't know what Slippery Rock has become as a team, particularly this year," Beilein said. "This will be an extremely, extremely good Division II team, a team that with some breaks could win a Division II championship. They return four of five starters, and their fifth starter is a very good player, as well.
"They just scrimmaged Navy at Navy and were ahead by 30 in the second half. They are very well coached with all these seniors, many of them transfers from other schools who have a lot of minutes played already. We have our work cut out for us. It's time to play that type of basketball game, but this is not your father's Slipper Rock team."
Beilein proceeded to call the team known as The Rock the "real deal."
"They run action veteran teams run," he said. "Look at the Wisconsin teams that have a lot of veterans out there, very few freshmen. They will run their thing so effectively and efficiently. It's difficult for freshmen who are usually in tape delay a little bit to pick up on it. We'll probably have four freshmen out there a great deal. We'll have to grow up real fast because of who they are and how they play.
"We'll go seven or eight deep, probably. They're good. We're going to play it pretty tight. We could not go to Navy and be up by 30 in the second half right now. I don't know if I've ever had a team go on the road and be up by 30 in the second half. We will probably keep it pretty short."
"Nik is questionable for this game. Jon Horford, we'll try and get him in there," Beilein said. "That's the plan. He's going to go full go today for the first time.
"Nik, it's just a little bit of a sore back. We'll see. Maybe it's just waking up wrong, but there's a little spasm going on."
"Every day now I come in and see what we have, what our administration has supported, and feel very fortunate," he said. "We're living a coach's dream as far as this court, the young men I get to coach every day, now the facilities. It's really special. I do appreciate it every day.
"Tomorrow will be an opening game, and it's exciting for us to have. We'll have a very, very large crowd for an opening game against a Division II opponent."
"I'm not used to it, but I'll accept it; it's okay," he said. "Hopefully we can get those three or four more possessions, and hopefully we don't turn it over because of that to give it up.
"Jordan Morgan has become an expert offensive rebounder. Mitch McGary is just learning from Jordan every day. He's got more size, girth to be able to get in there. He's got a nose for it, as well. Now Jon can do it, but probably not in the same category yet as Mitch. He's a very good defensive rebounder, though Mitch is a very good defensive rebounder."
"He's right there - getting used to being a perimeter four or in a high low game," Beilein said. "The other day his feet were giving him problems, so he could not go in that first half. We're still working on that."
"We have to consider that strongly," Beilein said. "Let's see how we play. He can't go back once he goes into a game. I'd like to see our team a little more before we make any definite decisions there.
"I do not expect him to play. He'll dress. But five minutes to go down or up by 20, he's not going into the game. I don't expect him to be in that early rotation. As long as I can, make a really educated decision, give us some quality time to work with him. It can backfire on you, but you do that because you really think he can be a special player given more time, more weight, all those things."
"I wish I could go back and see those first pictures of him, those first workouts," Beilein said. "He literally could not run a 30-second line drill that everybody has done their whole life, and almost everybody can make it their first time. We now do those back to back to back as part of our conditioning.
"Now he's just a horse. I'm surprised how athletic he's become in two years. It's self-made with Jon Sanderson.
"If Nik's back doesn't come around, we might do it several times," Beilein said. "We'll see what happens, push Tim over to a position he really knows well, especially if we need help scoring the ball. Those two guys are clever, find ways to get their own or find others.
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The Concept of Uncertainty in Post Keynesian Theory and in Institutional Economics
Ferrari-Filho, Fernando, Conceicao, Octavio Augusto Camargo, Journal of Economic Issues
There seems to me to be no other economist with whose general way of thinking I feel myself in such genuine accord.
--Keynes to Commons, 1927
John Maynard Keynes and the Post Keynesians demonstrate that, in an uncertain and unknown world, economic agents prefer to retain money rather than make investment decisions. The consequence of this rational preference is the possibility of unemployment resulting from insufficiency of effective demand. Institutionalists believe that the "economic environment" has nothing to do with the notion of "equilibrium," as well as that money is a fundamental institution of the capitalist system because it affects the preferences and actions of economic agents. In both schools of thought, we can observe at least two essential aspects of the dynamic of contemporary economies. These are, first, that the economy is a historical process (which means that uncertainty matters) and, second, that institutions, both political and economic, are indispensable to the task of "modeling" economic events.
Considering the idea above, the Post Keynesian and institutionalist theories try to answer the following questions: How do economic agents make rational decisions? How do they form expectations? Why do they retain (or decide not to retain) money? Can the institutional environment influence economic decisions? If so, in what way? The answers to these questions lie in the concept of uncertainty linking the two schools of thought.
As is commonly known, uncertainty is the fundamental element of Keynes' theory. As Hyman Minsky wrote, to comprehend Keynes "it is necessary to understand his sophisticated view about uncertainty, and the importance of uncertainty in his vision of the economic process. Keynes without uncertainty is something like Hamlet without the Prince" (1975, 57). For institutionalists, in a world of incomplete and imperfect information institutions are necessary to force economic agents, with limited insights, to adopt strategies characterized by conventions.
This article aims at exploring the concept of uncertainty in the Post Keynesian and institutional economic theories. The concept of uncertainty is very important because it allows us to understand not only the instability of contemporary economies but, above all, the relevance of institutions in coordinating them. This implies that the article also analyzes the theoretical similarities between Post Keynesians and institutionalists on the social institutions related to money and the essential properties of money in an entrepreneur economy.
The article is divided into three sections. The first presents the concept of monetary economy developed by Keynes and the Post Keynesians. The idea is to show that individual expectations, so crucial to decision making, are directly related to a favorable institutional environment. The next section examines the idea of uncertainty in institutionalist theory. It also shows that, for institutionalists, money is an essential institution in the economic system. Finally, the third section, in terms of conclusion, links the two schools of thought, emphasizing the concept of uncertainty and the relevance of institutions.
Money and Uncertainty: The Essence of Keynes" Monetary Economy
Keynes' primary legacy consists in demonstrating the logic of a monetary economy. (1) In such an economy, fluctuations in effective demand and employment occur because, in a world in which the future is uncertain and unknown, individuals prefer to retain money, postponing consumption and investment decisions. As Keynes said, "booms and depressions are phenomena peculiar to an economy in which ... money is not neutral" (1973b, 411, emphasis added).
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Big crowds expected at Flint's Back to the Bricks this week (but teens face curfew) By Steve Carmody • Aug 11, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Starting tomorrow, the city of Flint will be welcoming more than a half million car enthusiasts to the city's annual downtown showcase of classic cars. But the city won't be as welcoming to unaccompanied teenagers. The city today announced a 6pm teen curfew downtown during "Back to the Bricks". Captain Collin Birnie is with the Flint Police Department. He says the curfew is in response to problems with unruly teens from past years. Where do auto museums flourish? Surprisingly, not in Michigan By Stateside Staff • Jul 2, 2014 Wikimedia Commons Listen Listening... / 6:46 There are many different auto museums – some dedicated to displaying cars with unique engineering and designs, and others dedicated to displaying the automobile's impact on society. Michigan's auto museums have had little success. Flint's "Autoworld" theme park closed two years after opening, and the Walter P. Chrysler Museum closed its doors recently. Europe has had a different experience. Autostadt, which means "auto city" in German, is in Wolfsburg, Germany. It averages about two million visitors per year. BMW and Porsche also have notable museums in Germany. Why do auto museums in Europe succeed, while those in the auto capital of the world have not? "Europeans seem to have such a deep bond with their vehicles," says Paul Eisenstein, publisher of The Detroit Bureau. "They are seemingly more interested in the mechanicals and what have you. They have a tendency to be drawn to automotive exhibits, museums, parks, and everything at a much greater rate than Americans are." *Listen to our interview with Eisenstein at 3 p.m. today. We'll post the audio for that interview here around 4:30 p.m. "Autoworld" opened its doors in Flint 30 years ago By Stateside Staff • Jul 2, 2014 Wikimedia Commons Listen Listening... / 2:57 30 years ago, "Autoworld" opened its doors on July 4, 1984 in Flint, Michigan. It was an indoor theme park and museum dedicated to preserving and spreading automotive achievements. Bill Shea, editor and reporter for Crain's Detroit Business, said that the attraction wasn't that popular and visitors were confused about what Autoworld was. Was it supposed to be a museum or a theme park? This led people to ask why a group of people invested $80 million into the endeavor. Organizers hoped Autoworld would revitalize the inner city of Flint, develop Michigan's tourism industry, and preserve the automotive history in the city. But, in 1987, the attraction closed its doors permanently. Here's a video of them imploding the building from ABC News: *You can hear our interview with Bill Shea today at 3 p.m. We'll add the interview to this post at 4:30 p.m. GM donates robots to Oakland Community College By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 16, 2014 OCC The robotics students at Oakland Community College are getting a gift today. General Motors is donating robots that were once used to make cars on its assembly plant floors. They are going to the school's industrial robotics program at the Auburn Hills campus. The equipment is valued at $20,000 and will be used for hands-on training for students learning how to program and maintain robots. Dr. Timothy Meyer is chancellor at Oakland Community College. He says the donation will help prepare students for manufacturing jobs that can help boost the local economy. GM restructuring engineering in response to recall By The Associated Press • Apr 22, 2014 John F. 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Perhaps the most exciting part of this call came when a teaser was given for the upcoming Book 8 content. We were also treated to some more info on the 2nd Anniversary Welcome Back in-game promotion for former players, new discounted subscription pricing for new players and much more! Follow along after the cut below for a summary of this exciting new information from Turbine.
Perhaps the most exciting part of this call came when a teaser was given for the upcoming Book 8 content. We were also treated to some more info on the 2nd Anniversary Welcome Back in-game promotion for former players, new discounted subscription pricing for new players and much more! Follow along after the cut below for a summary of this exciting new information from Turbine.
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Garnier Intensive 7 Days Conditioning Lotion
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71% would repurchase
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Price: $$
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INGREDIENTS*** SHEA BUTTER version for "DRY TO EXTRA-DRY SKIN"***: Aqua/ Water, Paraffinum Liquidum/ Mineral Oil, Glycerin, Elaeis Guineensis Oil/ Palm Oil, Cetearyl Alcohol, PEG-100 Stearate, Glycerl Stearate, Dimethicone, Benzyl Alcohol, Bifida Ferment Lysate, Butyrospermium Parkii Butter/ Shea Butter, Carbomer, Citronellol, Limonene, Linalool, Methylparaben, Olea Europaea Oil/ Olive Fruit Oil, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Hydroxide, Xanthan Gum, Zinc Gluconate, Parfum/ Fragrance (FIL:B38768/1).
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
This was an ok lightweight body lotion. Nothing amazing, but it absorbed quickly and it was refreshing in the same time. I prefer the gel formula instead of the cream formula in the same type of bottle as it absorbs more easily and doesn't need as much rubbing.
I got the shea butter one and the smell is light and fruity in a way. I like it!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Red, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
This is a very good lotion if you have dry skin and you don't wash yourself daily (washing yourself daily isn't good for your skin anyways). Not so good, if you skin takes too much time to absorb products or is oilier than normal.
If you wash daily, this product wont be that special to you.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
If the packaging to this product wasn't so big, id carry it everywhere with me. I use the mango one, and i am in love with it. I apply it two-three times a day. Its got such a light texture and my skin absorbs it really quickly. I wouldn't recommend this product during winter as it is very light. I usually have dry skin during winter and would prefer to use something thicker such as the Nivea Creme.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Nothing special whatsoever, regular light feel lotion, not good option for winter for sure, vaseline brand way richer.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I absolutely love this body lotion. I use false tan quite regularly and my legs are quite dry. Also after shaving my legs can become so itchy and irritated. This is the only thing that stops my legs itching. Using it every day you will notice the change to you're skin, it's definitely very moisturising. And for the price you can't complain! Will definitely buy again!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I like these body lotions sooo much....for me is one of the best moisturizers considering its low price....it make my skin feels soooo smooth and nice and the moisturization stays untill the next shower...its been absorbed easily from the skin and do not leave a sticky sensation to the skin as many other body lotions do!! I tried the honey and the shea butter and they are both really nice,leaving my skin smooth!!! the only disadvantage for me is that none of the scents are something so special...I just use this for the moisturization it gives and I use other body lotions of other brands,with better scent,in other special occasion...if the scents were better or more special I would definitely give 5 stars!! but generally is a product I really recommend!!
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Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I just brought a 100ml bottle of this the sos repairing hand balm shea butter one and I am so in love with this it's smells so wonderful I really like the smell of it. It's fast absorbing and very moisturising. I like it better then my palmers olive butter formula. I might even go out and buy a bigger bottle to use at home all the time. I just put the 100ml bottle in my handbag so I need one for when I'm at home. I would buy this again!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
i've been using this brand since summer 2013. i've tried all the "flavours" but im currently using the mango one. i really like the fast-drying formula of this, and each one has a light, fresh scent. my skin is kinda sensitive with dry scaley patches (sometimes due to eczema, mostly in the winter), and this lotion doesnt react negatively at all with me. the "7-day" may seem like crap but i saw immediate improvement while using these lotions.
i use this lotion before applying the body shop's mango beautifying oil. i like that i can match up the mango lotion with it hehe.
the aloe one is really great too!
gonna keep grabbing these ones, as theyre SUPER cheap in Canada. dollarama, 3 dollars for the smaller packaging, which is really nice and easy to use.
the mango lotion i have is in a big pump bottle with slick angles. the packaging is really modern and sturdy
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
LOVEEEE this moisturiser! Makes my skin feel silky smooth and rubs in and dries so quickly! I have tried many moisturisers and I hate that fact that a lot of them take ages and ages to rub in. I use this everyday and I do get compliments on how soft my skin is. If you have no tried this I 100% recommend you to go out and buy it! I think the smell is quite nice and not overpowering like some other moisturises. I 100% recommend this product and will continue to buy.
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I found this product to work pretty well at first. But after a while it was starting to dry my skin out and make it feel really tight and moisture-less lol. I found myself needing to use excess amounts of this lotion just to feel like my skin was moisturized, The other thing about this product is that it has a benzene derivative. Benzene is carcinogenic. I know that these lotions have low amounts of these chemicals in them, but I also know that I use lotions frequently so that chemical low is going to go to a chemical high within my body.
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169 reviews
69% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.7
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Price: $$
Not tested on animals
Burt's Bees is a Cruelty-Free Subsidiary.
INGREDIENTSvegetable soap base, fragrance, solanum lycopersicum (tomato) fruit extract, aloe barbadensis leaf juice
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I was pretty excited when i found out my mom had bought this soap..but it really wasnt for me. Im guessing its more for the oily skin, because i have fairly dry skin. I loved the clean feelings after i used this, but even when i did use it, no moisturizer would get rid of that tight irritating feeling. My skin always felt dry too..oh well i guess ill have to try sommething else :0(
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Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
As with most bar soaps, this feels like it leaves a waxy residue behind on my skin. Love the fresh scent and lather, but I hate how my skin feels after using it. It does get my skin very clean (no residue or mu left on my toner pad after washing with this), but can't handle the after coating. It also makes my mostly oily skin feel dry and uncomfortably tight after use.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This soap smells wonderful. It's a very natural, fresh smell. My skin doesn't feel stripped, tight, or dried-out at all. It actually feels like maybe it leaves a slight film, but I think that's just because it doesn't strip all the oils out of my skin. I follow with the Garden Tomato toner (which also smells fabulous) and my skin feels amazing! It feels very clean and balanced - no greasiness, but no tightness either. Fantastic! Edit: I've started getting tons of tiny bumps under my skin! It appears that this skincare line just doesn't get my pores clean enough. I never had this problem with Clinique's system, so I guess it's time to go back.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
A good product. Not the best for my skin, but I do think it works very well and is a good, natural way to keep skin oil free and fresh. not my HG cleanser, but very good and very reasonably priced! i;d say definitely give it a go.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I love this soap! It makes my skin feel wonderful anf smells great. I am hooked.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This cleanser does the job, removing makeup and leaving my face feeling quite clean, if a little tight. I had tried it in conjunction with the toner, trying to find a simple regimen that would help my acne-prone skin.
Well, this smelled wonderful, and was a pleasure to use, but did absolutely nothing to improve my skin. I might buy this product again, there was certainly nothing wrong with it. If all I was concerned with was smell, this would be an HG, but I'm really looking for a cleanser that will help with breakouts. It really smells like a garden of ripe tomatoes on the vine.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i like to tomato facial soap, it works well with my combination skin, it cost 3.95$ for a sample size in canada, after i finish this little sample, if my face like it down the road, i will buy the large size one.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Alright... so I thought Garden Tomato soap... UGH! But I was very pleasantly surprised. It cleaned my oily face really well, no breakouts and I love the smell. Some people said it left a film on their face. I didn't have that problem at all. It did a fantastic job of cleaning and clearing my acne prone skin. For a small soap, and using it every day it lasted a long time. I loved it!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Oily, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
did not work. my skin did not feel clean after using it, and it left a greasy film on my skin. will never buy it again.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I was excited to try this soap- but I was sorely disappointed. My skin is generally oily/combo. with a few small breakouts. I usually only get these on my face, but since using this soap on my back in the shower for a couple weeks I now have 3-4 pimples on my back and the skin is generally uneven. I wish it had worked, but unfortunately this is not the best product for oily/combo. or even, I assume, truly acne-prone skin. The packaging is good and the fragrance, though a bit strong, is also nice- but this cannot disguise a bad product!
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