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Yesterday, after working a jam packed day, and writing an amazing vent filled post, tasty healthy meal choices... and a decent workout... I felt good.
I caught myself genuinely smiling and laughing when I was home.
I was hopeful, maybe I only needed one day to get out of this funk....
Good Morning, it's Tuesday, and consider me still FUNKED.
(See, what I did there? Meh, I thought it was funny.)
I woke up feeling the world crashing down just as hard as I thought it was yesterday.
I shouldn't be surprised.
I was hopeful.. but I wasn't being reasonable.
For something that has been building for a while now... It should have known, that it be longer than a day to kick.
Like cigarettes.. people have a problem quitting those too....
Depression is my version of a pack of Marlboro Reds...
I got up, looked at myself, and said... Yup, I know you're there.... Do things that make us happy.
Working out makes me happy... So I did that again. Sweat and Cried it out... Again.
I was really lucky, that once again, no one was in the gym during this. The second I was done with the grueling up hill battle of the Elliptical Kilimanjaro (which I find to be symbolic actually).... I started my cool down exercises... and THEN someone walked in.
There is a God, because I would hate to hear the rumors that could start... "You see that chick.. she cries while she works out."
I'm not crying because I hate what I am doing... I'm not crying that it hurts... It is hard... so I may be slightly crying because I am pushing myself... But, as the elliptical builds resistance... and as I start to run up that mountain (figuratively speaking)... I envision the things I am trying to get around...
The things that I feel are holding me down. And I think, if I can finish this... If I can get to the top... The whole way down will look better.
Does it work? Sort of.
But, I cry (not sob, but really tear up) while I get further into the cycle.
If I were a swimmer.... I'd swim this out. Use the water as a literal interpretation of the waves crashing down on me... and push through it....
But, I'm not a great swimmer... I have a mean backstroke... and dead man's float... even a breast stroke... But, just freestyle... Not my strongest thing...
Moving on... I got lost in translation there...
The funny thing of my morning... That made me laugh...
Was over my breakfast, which was one of those new flavors of Dannon Blends. Chocolate Raspberry flavored. TOTAL YUM... However, being as which this is the first time I tried it... I open it... and
Well, I was thinking it was going to be pink...I'm not sure why I didn't think it be brown... But it was, and it surprised me... So much that I exclaimed, "WHAT THE WHAT?" Out loud.
And then cautiously ate the first bite. I don't have reaction to chocolate pudding... or chocolate milkshakes... why did I have such a weird reaction to BROWN COLORED YOGURT.
I giggled at it.
I should have paced myself yesterday, because today, my work load is a little light, so it's making the time go slower... And the work I do have... is making me angry... SO, I'm ignoring it out of spite.
I'll get to it eventually.
This is another part of this depression stage I'm in.. I am either totally down to demolish something (work, exercise, a meal) or completely MEH about it...
I am good enough.... I am good enough...
I did sleep through the night.. No nightmares to speak of... or that I remember....
I really wanted to pick up my guitar last night. I had it planned.. You know?
Did it happen?
Nope... but watching (read: sleeping to) Bakery Boss did....
I'll try again tonight...
I've made myself a promise, that the second that others try to pressure me, or stress me out, that I am going to let them know.
"**SUCH AND SUCH** is stressing me out. Let's please change the subject."
I'm hoping that will eliminate most of the personal conversations... and people starting them... That are only engaged to bring me down or make me feel inferior.... Or simply as manipulation to get their own way.
I hope this works.
Because, this morning... It did.
Why is it that some people are NOT interested in how you're doing.. but ONLY want to see how the PRESSURE is making you react. The people that smile at you when you are clearly stressed out... and continue a conversation that obviously makes you uncomfortable. Or... they try to talk about it from a different angle... It makes me nuts. But, I am really overly touchy right now.
I did bring a little makeup with me today.
So I don't look completely like a drowned pale rat....
I almost didn't.
I said, Oh, I'll start that next week. That sort of thinking is what got us into this mess... So, I told myself to fuck off and grab the necessary two things.
BB cream and Mascara. (I already carry a variety of lip glosses with me. Not on purpose. There is the one in my purse... the one on my desk... the one in my gym bag.... the one in my console of my car.... It's more for handy use)
And I don't think I look so awful... Just more... even toned...
I took pride in my appearance as well.. and paired a lovely white cable knit sweater over a black polo shirt... With some slate colored pants.. I look preppy... but, I'm not hating that so much.
Kindness makes me smile.
One of the ladies I work with, secretly, gave me two awesome jackets. She heard of my brokeness and the fact that I have no clothes that really fit me.. so I've been juggling the same 5 things over and over. And that I recently got a whole shitload of new stuff... but, Still... no casual stuff.. so my weekends are hard... She did this secretly because she hasn't donated to any other "causes" in this building. But, she likes me I think... and she is a sweet person. I'll keep her secret. She is being kind to me... and that was unexpected. She says she has more stuff... and I don't expect it to come my way... but will be equally overjoyed with the kindness.
10:30... hour and a half to lunch.... 5 hours 20 minutes until I leave....
Say something or I'm giving up on you... Really a cheesy song.. but the melancholy of the minor chords and the haunting singing... oddly done by Christina Aguilera... Resonates....
Need to work...
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
I shouldn't be surprised
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I'm sorry your totally funked today (hehehe) I've been there, it's happens pretty bad about twice a year. You just gotta ride it through and try and do whatever will calm it, like you said, doing things that make you happy!.ReplyDelete
If wedding stuff is stressing you at all, change your perspective on it, it's not a chore, it's a blessing!!!!! Force it! hahaha. I hope your day get's better, Mine is just starting over here on the west coast
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28. Love And Money
FEELING the embarrassment of the moment most painfully on her side, Mrs. Van Brandt
spoke first.
"You have said nothing to me about yourself," she began. "Is your life a happier one than
it was when we last met?"
"I cannot honestly say that it is," I answered.
"Is there any prospect of your being married?"
"My prospect of being married still rests with you."
"Don't say that!" she exclaimed, with an entreating look at me. "Don't spoil my pleasure
in seeing you again by speaking of what can never be! Have you still to be told how it is
that you find me here alone with my child?"
I forced myself to mention Van Brandt's name, rather than hear it pass her lips.
"I have been told that Mr. Van Brandt is in prison for debt," I said. "And I saw for myself
last night that he had left you helpless."
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"His cruel creditors are more to blame than he is for the poverty that has fallen on us."
Even this negative defense of Van Brandt stung me to the quick.
"I ought to have spoken more guardedly of him," I said, bitterly. "I ought to have
remembered that a woman can forgive almost any wrong that a man can inflict on her--
when he is the man whom she loves."
She put her hand on my mouth, and stopped me before I could say any more.
"How can you speak so cruelly to me?" she asked. "You know--to my shame I confessed
it to you the last time we met--you know that my heart, in secret, is all yours. What
'wrong' are you talking of? Is it the wrong I suffered when Van Brandt married me, with a
wife living at the time (and living still)? Do you think I can ever forget the great
misfortune of my life--the misfortune that has made me unworthy of you? It is no fault of
mine, God knows; but it is not the less true that I am not married, and that the little
darling who is playing out there with her doll is my child. And you talk of my being your
wife--knowing that!"
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Robert passed along an email from the Veterans Foundation about the upcoming Military Blogging Conference. It is on April 22nd in Washington, DC. They are going to stream the entire conference live to the net too!
train based blogging
I'm on a train, with my T60 (two thumbs up), next to a friend (chris butler from the toolbar team who used to write for orange magazine) using a cell modem (verizon – only okay data rates, heard cingular is better) to post this. i love technology.
I also love living and working the bay area. Next to me on the train were some people talking about a new google maps idea. On the platform while we were waiting for the train, I saw yahoo, google, and microsoft badges (more, but those were the ones I recognized). Think I'm gonna write more about this and what's like to work on SVC campus of MSFT tonight.
Today is a big historical day for the bay area – the 100th anniversy of the 1906 SF earthquake/fire. The San Francisco MOMA has an indepth photo collection of before and after the earthquake on display. I checked it out a few weeks back and it was pretty amazing. They have a really cool handout that has pictures, info and stories for the day that is 100% free to take home.
Blogging and Careers
Some folks are talking about the Boston Globe article on blogging being essential to a good career.
Between Tim Bray and Jeremiah Owyang I think the list is expanded pretty darn well and the "challenges" of blogging are also touched on. I'd add that another downside is information leakage. Sometimes, personal info you don't intend to share gets inferred, shared, or found and known to others in awkward manners. Not a huge deal given how much better that aspect is understood by folks now a days, but I remember how my friend posted pictures a long time ago that came back to haunt someone else in a job search.
I wonder what Mark Jen thinks of this discussion? He's been on both sides of the fence. He works down the street from me now, and we get together from time to time. I really like him, his peers and the space his company is working on!
FWIW, personally blogging did help me get a job. It also helped get me my master's degree.
Don't Worry, Be Happy
by: bubba murarka
I don't know Kathy, but she has an good read about happiness initiated by Robert's recent announcement and goals to hang with happy folks. The mirror neurons + emotional contagion that Kathy explains are fascinating, and made me wonder how they promote/impact group think and the power of groups. Adding it to the list to read up on.
Personally, I've trying to be content because I think it's a path to happiness. I figure once I'm content, things won't bother (as much) and I can focus on happiness. One of the ways I found to be content is to find people that are happy where they are, but trying to become better in what they do (career or life). That delicate balance lets them absorb success and failure with an even keel.
Robert, I think surrounding yourself with people that are happy is a good idea.
Information Overload
by: bubba murarka
During the day I work on new features for Windows Live. I used to work on the toolbar and windows desktop search which resulted in an interest around information retrieval. Lately I've been thinking about information management and more loosely the proactive side of desktop search. I'm pretty sure a lot of really smart people have been thinking about this – Susan Dumais, Ed Cutrell, and Eric Horvitz jump to mind (also some of my favorite people in Research), but I'm sure they are only the tip of the iceberg.
A brief conversation occurred over the comments today and I wanted to think and write some more about it. It also came up in another conversation with Robert. So, here we are.
I used to love finding new information. I got a buzz out of being the first to know about new things, try them out, and tell my friends about them. This hasn't really changed, but I've found that the amount of time I have to do so has shrunk. Luckily there are a ton of people out there trying things, blogging about them, and people sharing links to other's exploits.
Soon enough though, I found I had to make choices about trying vs. reading about things. And then it morphed into doing one vs. spending time doing my job, hanging out with friends, and keeping up with life (just got another few late fees).
Like most fluid decisions with no right or wrong I've found myself to be a swinging pendulum. Sometimes I get engrossed and spend hours trying or reading about new things and others I find myself avoiding new information completely. I was living "rational ignorance" and iteratively learning how to tweak my experience just like Billy said today.
More recently I've tried two ways dealing with info overload. Ones I never thought I'd try.
The first was un-subscribing from almost all e-newsletters, internal microsoft distribution lists, and setting up very strict email rules that filter away other sources of bulk mail. I went from a lot of mail, to very little mail. This was cool because I found myself walking around my office more, having more face to face conversations and just generally connecting with people at a deeper level. On the flip side, I was the last to know about things like the new google calendar launch. But, I still found out about it relatively quickly – the day it launched. The interesting thing was that I my "virtual" relationships actually got better because I had (made?) the time to really engage people that weren't geographically co-located with me.
The other method was to stop using an rss reader. I know this is like blasphemy here on Scoble's blog and I'm kind of scared to admit it. My logic was that I my brain would only remember a handful of sites and thus regulate how much time I spent absorbing information. The weird thing is that it actually works pretty much like un-subscribing from bulk email sources. The really important stuff found its way to me anyway (like bootcamp) and I spent more time out in the world.
Going out and reading about new stuff is invigorating. I mean, how else would I find out about the new G35's hard drive based audio system or an answer from dare to my random question on david sifry's blog growth post.
Hanging out here, on Scoble's blog, has reminded me that there is no one answer to this. Scoble's is trying something different and so are others. I will too because of this week.


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Estrogen's role as an inhibitor of toxic-free radicals incerebral blood vessels may be a key reason why premenopausal women havea lower stroke risk than men.
According to UC Irvine School ofMedicine researchers, estrogen has a powerful and positive influence onwomen's health by increasing the energy production efficiency ofmitochondria – the tiny power plants that provide cells the energy theyneed to function. And in doing so, the hormone inhibits themitochondrial production of free radical oxygen molecules. Previousstudies have shown that excessive amounts of these radical elements inthe body, through a process called oxidative stress, can damage bloodvessels and lead to stroke or degenerative disease.
In the UCIstudy, Dr. Vincent Procaccio of the Center for Molecular andMitochondrial Medicine and Genetics and colleagues discovered estrogenreceptors in vascular mitochondrial cells. To see how mitochondriafunctioned with deficient estrogen levels, they removed the ovariesfrom test rats, which suppressed any hormone influence, and identifieda significant increase in radical oxygen molecule levels and a declinein the capacity for mitochondria to produce energy. In rats treatedwith doses of estrogen, however, vascular mitochondria produced energymore efficiently with lower amounts of damaging free radicals.
"Wewant to find out more how estrogen can protect blood vessels in thebrain," said Procaccio, also an assistant professor of pediatrics. "Andwhen we gain a fuller understanding, we hopefully can figure out howbest to realize potential benefits of hormone replacement therapies.Also, learning the mechanisms by which estrogen is beneficial to braincirculation may give us new ideas about how to protect against stroke."
Spurredby recent findings of the Women's Health Initiative, there is growingdebate over the effects of estrogen and the risk of cardiovasculardisease and stroke. While women aged 30 to 50 have about five timesless risk of stroke than men, this difference disappears when womenreach menopause. Research studies show that estrogen protects animalsfrom experimental stroke, but recent clinical trials with certainhormone replacement therapies in older women did not show protectionfrom stroke.
Study results appear on the online version ofMolecular Pharmacology. Chris Stirone, Sue P. Duckles and Diana N.Krause of the UCI Department of Pharmacology assisted with the study.The National Institutes of Health provided support.
About mitochondria
Mitochondriaare the power plants of cells responsible for burning the calories inour diet with the oxygen that we breathe to generate carbon dioxide,water and the energy for our cells. The cellular energy is used for twopurposes, to generate heat to maintain our body temperature and tosynthesize ATP (adenosine triphosphate), a chemical form of energywhich permits us to do work such as exercise, think, write, and makeand repair cells and tissues.
When the mitochondria burn ourdietary fuel, they also generate a toxic by-product called oxygenradicals, the mitochondrial equivalent to the smoke generated bycoal-burning power plants. Oxygen radicals, in turn, damage themitochondria and the surrounding cell. When sufficient oxidative damageaccumulates in the mitochondria and the cell, the cell dies. Hence, thechronic level of mitochondrial oxidative stress is believed to helpdetermine an individuals aging rate and susceptibility to a variety ofdiseases such as cardiovascular disease, stroke, diabetes, memory loss,forms of deafness and vision loss.
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For more than a century it has been a Garden of Eden ablaze with sporting colour..
Saturday November 11, 2006
By Kevin Norquay
For more than a century it has been a Garden of Eden ablaze with sporting colour, scene of many dramatic moments in New Zealand history.
Auckland's Eden Park in 1956 hosted the first New Zealand test cricket win, over the West Indies, and 31 years later the All Blacks' only Rugby World Cup final victory.
The opening game of the 1987 inaugural Rugby World Cup was played at the ground, highlighted by the stunning end-to-end try by All Black John Kirwan against Italy.
And in 1950, Eden Park was home to the Empire Games, the first time New Zealand played host to the Commonwealth's sporting extravaganza.
New Zealand rolled Australia in a cricket one-dayer to open the World Cup there in 1991, with Martin Crowe knocking up a century while hobbling on one good leg.
And one of the most enduring quotes in NZ history was uttered on Eden Park, in 1956.
All Blacks No 8 Peter Jones turned the air blue after his team sealed their first rugby series win, 11-5 over the Springboks.
Jones, who rampaged 35 metres to a try that opened up a winning 8-0 gap, told an exuberant crowd at Eden Park, "I'm absolutely buggered."
In those days "buggered" was not regarded as acceptable language, even by an over-excited sports hero.
In 1988, the Kiwis forsook their beloved Carlaw Park to play the rugby league World Cup final at the home of rugby, only to be thrashed by Australia before a huge crowd.
All Blacks prop Gary Knight was felled by a flour bomb dropped from a light plane buzzing the ground, as the protester-besieged Springbok tour limped to a bitter end in 1981.
Cricket fast bowler Ewen Chatfield nearly died in his 1975 test debut when he was struck on the temple by a ball from England's Peter Lever.
Only mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and heart massage by England physiotherapist Bernard Thomas saved his life. Chatfield recovered to forge a distinguished international career.
Other New Zealand sportsmen might wish ill upon Eden Park, among them the test cricketers rolled for 26 there by England in 1955 - a world record low for a test-playing nation.
Even the All Blacks have suffered pain at Eden Park: the outstanding British and Irish Lions sealed the 1971 test series at the ground.
Eden Park, once a swamp, has been a sports ground since 1900. In 1910 it became the home of Auckland cricket and in 1925 Auckland rugby adopted it.
It was named after the First Earl of Auckland, George Eden.
While the final whistle may not have yet blown, the 1956 utterances of Peter Jones echo down through the years as an accurate reflection of Eden Park's international future.
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Australia innings:
16th over: 125 for 3: That's it. White lofts the ball to midwicket for a four as Australia win the match by seven wickets with 29 balls to spare. Watson top scored for Australia with 51 off 30.
15th over: 121 for 3: White starts the over by hitting two fours and wants to seal things for his team in a hurry. At the end of this over, Australia need three runs to win.
14th over: 110 for 3: Bailey and White are the batsmen to seal things for Australia with some clean hitting and wise cricket. Rankin pitches a short one and Bailey pulls it for a four.
13th over: 103 for 3: Kevin O'Brien comes on to bowl his second over and pull off a tidy one by giving only three runs.
12th over: 100 for 3: Johnston drops a catch which could have been the best catch of the match. Cameron White plays a casual short to short midwicket and Johnston dives to his right but the ball pops out of his stretched right hand.
11th over: 95 for 3: A lazy effort from Watson sees him run out after reaching fifty. He opens the face to guide the ball to short third-man who makes a direct hit.
Shane Watson run out 51 (30)
10th over: 91 for 1: Watson is now in a hurry to reach his half-century and bludgeons Dockrell for a six over square-leg to reach his fifty.
9th over: 77 for 1: Ireland misses a dismissal opportunity. Watson plays straight to Stirling and he fails to grasp on the catch.
8th over: 64 for 1: Dockrell does the trick for Ireland. Warner steps out and flicks it sweetly where Kevin O'Brien dives forward to complete a great catch.
David Warner c Kevin O'Brien b Dockrell 26 (23)
7th over: 60 for 0: Australian openers are managing to find the odd boundaries in each over to keep up the scoring rate. Second ball a poor one on the leg-side and Watson flicks it for a four.
6th over: 53 for 0: George Dockrell comes in to bowl and Watson welcomes him a scorching drive between cover and mid-off. Somehow, Ireland have to break this partnership to come back into the game.
5th over: 44 for 0: Change of bowling as Ireland introduces Alex Cusack. After a big last over, Cusack manages to get through a miserly one by giving just 4 runs.
4th over: 40 for 0: Warner and Watson now cut loose and scores three successive boundaries off Johnston. Johnston again bowls on the pads and Watson flicked effortlessly for a six.
3rd over: 21 for 0: Rankin bowls a long over, which consisted of five wides. First ball Rankin strays onto the pads and Watson flicks it fine for a four. 12 runs come off this over.
2nd over: 9 for 0: Trent Johnston gets some shape going. Moreover both the Australian openers don't seem to be any hurry.
1st over: 6 for 0: Boyd Rankin starts the proceedings for Ireland and hits the right spot apart from the last ball, which was touch short and Warner pulls it off for a four.
Ireland innings:
20th over: 123 for 7: Poor last over from Watson, as he gives away crucial 12 runs. Third ball Watson pitches it short and Nigel Jones pulls for a six square-leg. Kevin O'Brien top scores with 35 off 29 balls, while for Australia Watson returns with three wickets.
19th over: 111 for 7: Despite losing early wickets, Ireland here have bounced back to put up a decent score. Cummins finishes his spell of four overs with 4 for 29.
18th over: 106 for 7: Starc comes round the wicket and creates an angle to clean up Trent Johnston, who moves away to the leg-stump to hit over covers.
Trent Johnston b Starc 7 (7)
17th over: 101 for 6: Cummins has looked rusty in this opener and this over concedes 10 runs. Alex Cusack drives a full ball off Cummins over cover for a four.
16th over: 91 for 6: Hogg completes an impressive spell of 1 for 22. With four overs remaining, Ireland have to go for the big shots.
15th over: 86 for 6: When Ireland were going well with a decent partnership, Watson returned to snap the stand by dismissing Niall first and then claimed Kevin.
Niall O'Brien b Watson 20 (24)
NJ O'Brien b Watson 20 (24)
14th over: 81 for 4: A successful over comes Ireland's way, 12 runs off it. Starc digs in a short ball and Kevin pulls it for a four, followed by another one off a fuller delivery.
13th over: 69 for 4: Kevin now seems to get into the groove and drives through the mid-off for a four. Seven runs come from this over.
12th over: 62 for 4: Kevin finally decides to cut loose and gets two successive boundaries off Hogg. First four was off a slower ball and the next off a quicker one.
11th over: 53 for 4: Now it's spin going on from Australia. Neil O'Brien sweeps strongly from the off-stump off Maxwell for a four.
10th over: 46 for 4: Hogg has not yet lost the art of spinning. Moreover, the left-arm spinner is bowling a tight line and length. Again five runs from this over.
9th over: 41 for 4: As of now, Ireland are finding it tough to score runs with some tight bowling by the Aussies. Just five runs from this over.
8th over: 36 for 4: Ireland lose another wicket and this time Australia's old-man Brad Hogg traps Wilsom plum infront of the stumps.
Gary Wilson lbw b Hogg 5 (5)
7th over: 33 for 3: Tidy one from Daniel Christian. Both Kevin O'Brien and Niel O'Brien look to pull off a decent partnership as Ireland can't afford to lose further wickets.
6th over: 29 for 3: Australia skipper George Bailey brings in offspinner Glenn Maxwell into the attack and he also sneaks in with a wicket. Maxwell tosses it up and Joyce plays straight to the mid-off fielder.
EC Joyce c Warner b Maxwell 16 (18)
5th over: 24 for 2: Best over for Ireland so far as they take eight runs. Joyce goes after Cummins and hits two glorious boundaries.
4th over: 16 for 2: Michell Starc provides another wicket in the form of Stirling, who goes for a wide slash and holes up to third-man.
Paul Stirling c Watson b Starc 7 (12)
3rd over: 13 for 1: It's all out pace attack from Australia trying to choke the flow of runs. Pat Cummins comes in and starys on to the pads in the second ball which Ed Joyce dispatches for a four.
2nd over: 6 for 1: Michell Starc comes in to bowl the second over and gets through a tidy one, just two runs. After losing a wicket in the first over, both the Irish batsmen are playing cautiously.
1st over: 4 for 1: Shane Watson starts the proceedings for Australia and strikes in the very first ball. William Porterfield goes after the short ball and gets a top edge to long leg. Last ball off Watson goes for a boundary, which Paul Stirling stands tall and hits it over extra-cover.
3:00 pm: Ireland won the toss and elected to bat first in the second match of the World Twenty20 at the R Premadasa Stadium, Colombo on Wednesday.
As expected, David Hussey was not included into the Australian playing eleven. There had been rumours in the last few days that Hussey would not be included because of his poor run of form.
Australia: Shane Watson, David Warner, Mike Hussey, George Bailey (capt), Cameron White, Glenn Maxwell, Dan Christian, Brad Hogg, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc.
Ireland: Will Porterfield (capt), Paul Stirling, Ed Joyce, Niall O'Brien, Gary Wilson (wk), Kevin O'Brien, Trent Johnston, George Dockrell, Nigel Jones, Boyd Rankin, Alex Cusack


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Like this one, we only used it for a brief period of time and then it blew up, and I took the blame, and paid Sears for a brand new one.
Now this motor is failing just like the last one, but since I check the oil ever single time I use it, I discovered this year that the crappy motor is failing, and I used a full quart of oil in just the past four uses!
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"Thirteen" is the tragic tale of a teen who stumbles into the destructive world of drugs and risky behavior. The plot of the story, a good girl turned bad, is not new but the tight detail and realism make the movie special.
The story is not just about the transformation the main character, Tracy, makes-changing from a naïve, somewhat dorky kid, to a troubled and out-of-control teen-but about the things that drove her to that point. In the first 10 minutes of "Thirteen," Tracy seems to have a pretty easy life. Throughout the movie, more and more problematic characters spin around her. There is her recovering alcoholic mother with a cocaine-addicted boyfriend, the divorced father who is never around and an older brother who treats her like a toddler. Then she is introduced to drugs, sex, shoplifting and self-mutilation by the other central character, Evie, the bad girl who is pretty bad.
Tracy sees Evie as beautiful, popular and rebellious-a powerful force living a glamorous life, worshiped by guys. When Tracy changes her clothes and personality to fit in with Evie, she sees the dirty and troubled nature of Evie's life. Tracy begins to steal, regularly cuts her arms to feel the pain, explores drugs, gets piercings, ditches classes, even starves herself. Her relationship with her mom weakens as she spends more and more time with Evie.
At this point, Evie's personality begins to unravel. Evie is without a mom; she is cared for by a friend of the family. Evie starts to gravitate towards Tracy's mom, Mel, as a mother figure who can relate to her struggles. The closer Mel gets to Evie, the more distant she becomes to Tracy. Mel's empathy for Evie blinds her to the awful reality affecting her own child. Evie's manipulative personality becomes more evident to the audience, but Tracy just cannot see a way back to a more normal life.
If this sounds scary to you, that is normal. It is scary to think of a 13-year-old having such intense experiences. It is especially scary to see things in her life go so wrong so fast. And it is scary to think that one child could go through such a radical transformation without a parent intervening. Yet, it happens. It is happening all around us.
Some parents are reluctant to expose their kids to this film. For me, being almost 13 and seeing this movie opened my eyes. It has shown me the world of drugs is not the least bit glamorous. My parents and I talked about whether the R-rated "Thirteen" was appropriate for me to see. We decided to go to the film together and to be prepared to discuss the issues afterwards. It really helped me to understand the film to talk about it with my parents, and I recommend any kid my age to see it.
For parents who are contemplating taking their kids to see this film, there is a risk. The risk is that your child might see this movie and be shocked by the unexpected world it explores. Or parents could not let them see it and take a risk that their kids may end up like Tracy.
Adults often want to know if 13-year-olds really can relate to this film. On my way out of the theater, a woman asked if I thought it was realistic. I paused for a second before replying, "Yes. I recognize this." I have never gone through any of the ordeals Tracy did, but I know people who have. I told the woman that the most frightening and realistic part to me was when she was cutting herself. I know people my age who have gone through that, and watching it on film made me cry.
Still, most kids will never go through anything as crazy and horrifying as Tracy did, or deal with their problems in that way. However, it is clear is that Tracy was an emotionally injured person. Everyone hurt her. Her mother by not stopping Tracy when she went off-track and by being a poor role model. Her mom's boyfriend by exposing her to his addiction before she could handle it. Her workaholic father by not being there to support her. And Evie by using her at a vulnerable moment and pushing her in the wrong direction.
Tracy's journey was unique, intense and horrifying but not pointless. It teaches us there is more than one way to hurt someone. Most important, it teaches us that the best way to love your kids is to really listen to them and then find ways to talk to them that actually helps. That is what 13-year-olds need most.
Dede Minter, who turns 13 in November, Oak Park
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Forty visitors from universities, water and desalination organisations around the country listened to Dr Gill's overview on how the Water Corp identified WA's critical drying trend and predicted its fast-growing urban water needs could be met by desalination of seawater.
The Perth Seawater Desalination Plant located at Kwinana inspired a further four plants around Australia, and a fifth at Binningup.
Dr Gill said reduced inflows from reservoir dams had adversely impacted water availability from an annual average of 338 GL up until the early 1970s to a low of 57.7 GL since 2006.
By December, half of Perth's drinking water will come from its two desalination plants.
Dr Gill also officially launched the Desal Discovery Centre's new 'Crystal Clear' 3D movie in conjunction with CEO of the National Centre of Excellence in Desalination Australia, Neil Palmer.
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NEED I SAY MORE????lol Should make a milk commercial and say "got prospects?" for this one! I can't freaking wait!
COME ON ND! Make me proud!!! I need to cross one of my teams off my list of teams that are my fave's that i haven't seen win it all yet! Notre Dame football, Knicks Basketball, and UMASS Hoops are the only 3 i haven't seen happen.. Something tells me i only have a chance for 2of the 3 in my lifetime.
#Ravens announce that they have cut LB Sergio Kindle from the practice squad.
LSU, every Junior is declaring its nuts
Jelani Jenkins is going pro.. Wow, i wasen't expecting him to jump.. THought he could of showed more on the field before going pro..


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Morning. I had a lie-in. This is tremendous. It so rarely happens. It's like being granted three wishes and the first wish is for a lie-in and the second wish is for a lie-in and the third wish is that the first two wishes come true. I don't mind using them all up in one go.
Anyway, let's have a quick Saturday round-up, why don't we? Starting with the injury news ahead of tomorrow, and Arsene Wenger seemed a bit more hopeful than … well … everyone else when it comes to Aaron Ramsey. Despite saying the injury he picked up against Hull was worse than he'd first thought – he initially believed he came off as a precautionary measure – he reckons it'll be four weeks out.
Although, he did sort of say it'd be four weeks as a starting point. Thankfully at Arsenal there is simply no precedent whatsoever for an initial prognosis on a player's absence to be extended in any way, certainly not indefinitely or anything. So that's good news.
The boss suggested that new boy Mohamed Elneny could be the guy to benefit most from this. Having slotted nicely into the midfield for the last couple of games, he said:
He looks like he is ready to play. I consider every formula that is possible to give us a balance. At the moment I think Elneny in central midfield can cope.
He's looked pretty secure in there, and perhaps having him and Coquelin together will provide the kind of base we need, as it looks as if the more attacking Joel Campbell will be the man to play from the right for the next little while.
Per Mertesacker should be all right for the weekend; Gabriel is having some tests to see if his hamstrings actually exist or not; and there's a decision to be made about Laurent Koscielny, but I suspect he'll be held in reserve until midweek if there's any danger of him aggravating his calf problem.
I was sitting here for about 4 minutes trying to think of the word 'aggravating'. Sometimes they just don't come. But in the end, it did. Go brain!
Meanwhile, the manager has backed Olivier Giroud to score more now that the weight of not scoring is off his shoulders. The Frenchman got two against Hull, as did Theo Walcott, and with Danny Welbeck having notched a couple too since his return from injury, perhaps the strikers are sparking (2 minutes) each other into life.
Said Wenger:
Look, it is a weight on the shoulders when the players don't score. So the fact that they score will of course take that weight off.
I suppose you could also throw Alexis into that mix too, given that he had gone a while without a Premier League goal and then got the equaliser against Sp*rs. But the manager seemed more inclined to focus on Giroud, saying:
It is a bit cyclical always, especially for Giroud. You know this season for example, he has had games where he has gone boom, boom, boom, boom, boom and after he had a little spell where he didn't score. Now I hope he has a repetition of his former spell and starts to score again.
If boom boom boom is the noise he makes when he scores regularly, what noise does he make when he goes through one of his dry spells?
Or this?
Or perhaps this?
Actually, I'm going with this!
I suppose the thing that strikes me most from the manager's comments is his knowledge that Giroud is a player who has dry spells in front of goal. To be fair to him, he's our leading scorer this season, and our most consistent goal-getter, and the manager might well feel that the supporting cast haven't done enough to offset those periods when he doesn't score.
However, if you know you have a player who goes through periods when he doesn't score, isn't it incumbent (56 seconds) on you as a manager to ensure that the supporting cast is up to the task? You could ask if going into the season with a broken Welbeck, a knackered Alexis, and Theo Walcott who has never really been a consistent goalscorer, was enough.
Still, all we can do is hope that the fact there's real competition for the striker's spot now, and that Giroud is back to going boom boom boom rather than making squelchy fart noises, will be enough between now and May to get us the goals to do whatever the hell it is we're going to do.
Finally for today, the Arsenal Gentleman has got the transcript of this week's player meeting at which things were said. Things that can never be taken back. Check it out here.
Right, just time to point you in the direction of this week's Arsecast. Some Saturday listening for you in which I chat ticket boycotts and opt-outs with REDaction, football stuff with Gingers4Limpar, and give you the chance to win stuff from Art of Football.
Check it out on site here, subscribe via iTunes or Acast, or get it via your favourite podcasting app, just search for Arseblog or Arsecast. Enjoy, and I'll be back tomorrow with a Watford preview and all the match day stuff.
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BioWare Talks Mass Effect 4: "We Don't Want To Make 'Shepard 2'"
Posted on Friday, October 19 @ 07:40:54 PST by Alex_Osborn
Those of you craving a change of pace from the next major installment in the Mass Effect franchise will be pleased to know that when the game does finally roll out, you won't be playing as some re-skinned version of Commander Shepard.
Speaking with VG247, BioWare Montreal producer Fabrice Condominas confirmed that while there is definitely more Mass Effect on the horizon, it won't be more of the same. "There is one thing we are absolutely sure of – there will be no more Shepard, and the trilogy is over," he explained.
Seeing as how work on Mass Effect 3 wrapped up earlier this year, the team still has yet to iron out the details on where exactly they plan to take the franchise. "This is really our starting point. Now the Mass Effect universe is vast and very, very rich. So at this point in time, we don't even know what kind of time frame we're going to be in," Condominas added. "All we're doing is more gathering ideas from the teams, gathering feedback to see several things."
The BioWare producer concluded by emphasizing the fact that the next chapter of Mass Effect will be far different than what players are already familiar with. "So first, we don't want to make 'Shepard 2′, or Mass Effect 4 with like, 'oh there's no more Shepard but you're a soldier in the universe'. So this will be a very, very different context for sure, and nothing has been decided on the rest."
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Apr 26, 2004
The RNC and the Treasury: BFF
In the first press I've seen on this, the LA Times breaks the Treasury Press Release - RNC Fact Sheet scandal, which turns out to be more widespread than we thought:
Last-minute tax filers desperately e-rummaging through the IRS' website might have run across, at the bottom of several official government press releases, this boldface alarm: "America has a choice: it can continue to grow the economy and create new jobs as the president's policies are doing; or it can raise taxes on American families and small businesses, hurting economic recovery and future job creation."
This is startling on two counts: one, by law, government functions — such as official press releases written by workers on a public payroll — and political functions — such as promoting one political policy over another — are twains that should never meet.
Two, that press release language is syllable-for-syllable identical to the language on a Republican National Committee website from the week before.
Now, Los Angeles Rep. Henry Waxman, the senior Democrat on the House Government Reform and Oversight Committee, tells This Space he's all for his New York colleague Charles Rangel's demand for an investigation into this too.
"Last month, the Treasury Department conducted campaign research on the Kerry tax plans," Waxman says. "Now it has issued press releases with language taken directly from the Republican National Committee. The Treasury Department is funded by the taxpayer and is prohibited by law from engaging in partisan politics. It should not be turned into an arm of the Bush reelection campaign."
Yes, but with all this extra work, did the IRS employees get their taxes filed on time?
Now I can't attest as to the actual bubbling-up process, but I will say that I saw this story on Demagogue (piggy-backing on Pandagon), took note, and then put it in our newsletter @Stake last week. We're in the process of developing a program to try and harness the sheer digging power of bloggers for this election (which has already had a hand in a number of scandals)- keep an eye out for OINK (online information network and knowledge base).
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"Fight The Future Part 1" Tomorrow!
Posted On: May/07/16 | Posted By: arabella | Category: Uncategorized
When the girls discover their future-selves have asked to lose their time travel abilities, they leap to the future and see that evil Janet Smythe is somehow involved. Meanwhile, Barry learns Marci is planning to break up with him. Guest starring Nora Dunn ("Saturday Night Live") as Janet Smythe and Madison Hu ("Bizaardvark") as Marci.
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Hi Guys so i am back after a short hiatus from the Holiday Season! Welcome to 2016! I have updated the gallery with all of Crash & Bernstein Captures, The Girls Of Christmas Past Episode Captures, 2015, and 2016 Public Events, and New Episode Stills of Best Friends Whenever which returns to Disney Channel with all new episodes February 21st!
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"Cyd & Shelby Strike back" Tonight + Premiere Images
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Hi guys, tonight on Disney Channel there is a brand new episode of "Best Friends Whenever". Check below for a clip and episode stills. I have also added red carpet images from the premiere of "The Good Dinosaur" and "Nick & Russell's Wild Ride". Make sure to check them out over in the gallery as well.
"Best Friends Make Today A Perfect Day" Music Video Premiere
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Tonight the new music video from the Frozen Short starring the cast of Best Friends Whenever "Best Friends Make Today A Perfect Day" Premiere's tonight after an all new Girl Meets World on Disney Channel. Make sure to check out a clip below and tune in tonight to see the premiere!
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Christopher "Chris" Rodonanté Cwej and Roslyn "Roz" Forrester (Seventh Doctor)
Cops in the 30th century, the dying days of the first Earth empire. Voiced by Travis Oliver and Yasmin Bannerman in Big Finish Doctor Who.
- Bi the Way: Chris, who — thanks to Russell T Davies writing for the range — was one of the first major Doctor Who characters to get it on with someone of the same sex.
- Blue Blood: Roz.
- Cloning Blues: Chris gets a grand helping of this in the Faction Paradox range of stories, which sees him time-shredded into a massive army of Cwejen. They show up in the Big Finish Bernice Summerfield range as well.
- Fair Cop: Roz.
- Fantastic Racism: Roz tends to hold some racist views towards many of the alien species that the TARDIS crew encounter over their adventures. This is often played for irony, as Roz herself is of African descent and comes from a future where humanity has moved past racism based on skin colour — but when the TARDIS lands in the past, she's often subject to racist views due to her skin colour.
- Heroic Sacrifice: Roz.
- Lady of War: Roz.
- Petting Zoo People: In his first appearance, Chris has voluntarily transformed himself into a humanoid bear. He has it reversed soon afterwards.
- Salt and Pepper: Roz is black, and is deeply cynical and usually the by-the-book type. Chris is white, and very enthusiastic and idealistic.
- Shirtless Scene / Mr. Fanservice: After he gets his teddy bear look removed (see above), it turns out Chris is actually an absolutely ripped blond hunk of muscle.
The MasterThe Master was given a new regeneration cycle by the Tzun, which allowed him to regenerate after being shot by revengeful Ace.
- Comic-Book Fantasy Casting: His appearance was based off of actor Basil Rathbone.
- Failed a Spot Check: Doesn't, at first, understand why no one recognises him as "Major Kreer", forgetting that Kreer had his previous incarnation's face, and that the regeneration has changed that.


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Aveda Salon Hair coloring
36 reviews
44% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.4
Price: $$$
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on 3/26/2017 7:39:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Other, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I have dyed my hair at the roots med brown, for over ten years. I thought i would go to an Aveda salon, as it was plant based, and i am very health conscious, so I thought I would not be getting the harsh chemicals.
1st time I went, i got an itchy scalp. 5 weeks later went again, told her, and she said don't wash your hair for ONE week prior to colouring…not going to happen. seriously?
Then the next day, I developed welts that itched and oozed on my scalp. next day and day after welts and itchy red marks appeared on my body. Next day all my glands swelled up.
There is nothing gentle or less harmful about Avedas products for colouring.. They still have the PPD or whatever the toxic chemical os….but when you call Aveda to tell them what happened they do NOT want to know about it.
So warning. If your head ever starts itching after a dye….Be aware…you are most likely going to be getting an allergic reaction in the future. Google Hair dye skin rash ….and Aveda is way too often mentioned.
on 2/10/2016 9:09:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is for my experience at an Salon that only uses Aveda color. I went from a 5 brown to a light blonde. I'm not sure if it was Aveda color or the bleach process but my hair was so fried- like noodle-y mushy hair that broke off at some spots to my crown. On top of that my hair did not grow in length for over a year because it would grow from the root and just break off at the ends. It looked like matted old doll hair. No amount of products or conditioners helped (except Lush hsuan) maybe this was a freak incident and not due to Aveda color, but if I owned a wig, I'd have been better off wearing it..
on 1/29/2016 11:04:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Green
My color results were beautiful but lasted for only 3-4 shampoos! I have thick wavy coarse hair and alot of it. I went to an Aveda salon for over a year to color my hair reddish brown. My natural color is a medium brown with some silver grays so I want something that will cover those stubborn grays. I enjoy the "Aveda experience" but it is a waste of my money. While my hair remained healthy, I can't justify spending the money at an Aveda salon for very temporary hair color. I've found that Wella, Davines and Redken last much longer than Aveda. If you want a soothing hair experience with a scalp massage then I still recommend going for a cut only.
on 12/30/2015 10:08:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
Ive been colouring my mousey hair blonde for 30 years but take care of it. Four months ago I moved and needed a new hairdresser. I starting seeing an Aveda colour specialist. My hair was long, straight, healthy and while fine, I had a lot of it. After two Aveda colour bookings about 30 percent of my hair has broken off. On top it was about 30cm long but now much of it is a fuzzy 3cm long - its a mess. I am devastated. After the first visit when I pointed out some initial breakage, the hairdresser said it was the previous salon's fault. I asked whether I should have another colour and she said it would be OK and went ahead, not concerned at all. But after the second visit, huge chunks of my hair broke off - the whole top section which was coloured at Aveda. My healthy hair is now so thin and stringy, just awful. Ive had to cut four inches off so far and that's just the start. I believe the colour product is too strong for fine hair.
Like many women I loved my hair so am very annoyed :(
on 8/27/2015 2:53:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I paid $105 for a trim and all over color at my local Aveda salon. This price is on par with most other decent to high-end salons in my area.
The stylist took her time and did not rush. She was very friendly and very knowledgeable. I was in the chair for a total of about two hours. I've had everything done to my hair from box dye, to colors and highlights at mid-end salons like Regis, all the way to high-end salons and even henna.
In my opinion haircolor is haircolor, as far as the results on my hair I've never noticed anything startling or over-the-top gorgeous between all the different methods, with henna being the exception. They all do some degree of damage and are drying.
The reason I like the Aveda experience is because it is not as stingy, not as stinky and seems a little bit safer in terms of chemicals.
But it's not a miracle and in my opinion Aveda color is not a far superior haircolor beyond everything else that is out there.
on 8/4/2015 3:26:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have never had my hair respond so negatively; it was like straw and the color was really nothing to crow about. Worse still, my hair started falling out like I had never experienced--I mean in tufts. I was terrified. Went to Google to see if anyone else had had such reactions and was completely shocked by how many people experienced major hair loss on the heels of these color treatments. This is no joke: Aveda seriously need to give potential patrons some warning.
Also, I really wasn't crazy about having nearly 4 hours of my day eaten up for this process. NOTE TO AVEDA: If I need a message, I'll go get one; ditto all the "complementary" treatments, that somehow showed up on the bill.
Furthermore the salon I was in was so busy and the stylist was so overwhelmed that I felt like I was a burden to her. Another stylist who wound up cutting my hair, due to some 'scheduling issues' or 'not enough/too much time' was very aggressively pushing products on me. To me, this approach was not about taking care of the client but more about 'get 'em, get 'em done, and sell, sell, sell.' The haircut was really poor and cut at such an odd length that all I could do is tie it back with a hair band. Treatments all-in ran me over $200.00 and ABSOLUTELY NOT WORTH IT.
It's been two months and my hair is finally recovering. NOTE to POTENTIAL Aveda Hair Color clients: read what's on the web--this 'nontoxic' stuff is potent and burns hair ---right down to roots.
on 8/15/2014 1:31:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
For two years now, I have been getting my hair colored at an Aveda salon. The first two times, my hair looked fantastic. I DID notice that my hair was shedding quite a bit after coloring, but I attributed that to stress. After about a year of seeing this same Aveda stylist, my hair was noticeably thinner. I asked my stylist about it and she said it must be due to my age (perimenopause) or diet (gluten). I accepted this and continued to see her. Now, another year later, I have lost about 50% of my hair. I decided to do an internet search and sure enough, there are many people who have found that Aveda color causes major hair loss for them. Who knew? What made me suspect that it was the hair color was the fact that I lost SO MUCH HAIR right after coloring. I hope to goodness this is reversible! I have done some reading and I will go with organic color systems from now on. Aveda color is too harsh for the hair.
on 8/8/2014 6:17:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I love the smell of Aveda products and the stylists who work in the salons are usually friendly and seem to really believe in their products. Unfortunately, after spending $300 for highlights and a range of products to carry home with me, it wasn't long before I figured out that Aveda was the culprit behind my fried hair. It has never been in worse shape in my entire life. The highlights have left my hair damaged beyond repair, and I unwittingly continued using the products I brought home with me, thinking if I just kept using them, my hair would get better - after all, that's what I paid for, that's what I was sold. My hair is just getting worse with every passing use and I'm so upset for having spent so much money and now I have to have it all cut off because it's just fried and looks awful. The shampoo doesn't really seem to lather too well, but maybe it's not supposed to? The conditioner just doesn't even seem to penetrate my hair, it's weak feeling and just doesn't do anything. The tiny bottle of oil that was meant to help smooth the ends after styling just absorbs right away and leaves no trace of even being used. I'm glad these products seem to work for some people, but my normal, wavy textured hair just doesn't seem to conform to this product, no matter how good it smells. My advice: Proceed with caution. Actually, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone and would rather tell you to run away from Aveda like your hair is on fire, because, evidently, that's pretty much what they did to mine. Here's to hoping I like my new short hair cut (sad tear for losing years of work growing it out)!
on 4/21/2014 6:34:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
I absolutely love aveda hair color. From the perspective of a hair stylist, I can honestly say I have never used a nicer, more true to results color line than aveda. it really lets me be artistic with my craft, allowing me to work with my clients current hair color to create the perfect shade for their eye color and skin tone etc, as the color is not pre packaged and you mix the tone separately, allowing it to be completely customizable. Some people have mentioned in their posts that they do not like the color, as it never looks like the swatch. No matter what color line you are working with, it will never look like the swatch, which is why your stylist may be hesitant to show you swatches and instead may get you to flip through pictures in a magazine. The swatch is white plastic, and your hair is not. Hair is pigmented by eumelanin and pheomelanin, therefore already having color molecules in it and does not absorb color in the same way that unpigmented plastic does. Color is designed to work with the natural pigment found in hair to either enhance, tone, balance, neutralize existing color, or to change the level of light/dark. Hair that already has color on it will turn out darker than the swatch, whereas hair that has never been colored will usually end up being brighter. Another common misconception about aveda color is that it fades faster than other color. While it is up to 98℅ naturally derived, it is still processed with peroxide, as all other color lines are, therefore you get the same penetration into the inner layers of the hair shaft as you do with other brands of color, although I can't necessarily guarantee the longevity of my color service if it is being dulled by drugstore products high in sulphates and parabens that basically coat the hair in wax (and subsequently make the hair brittle). If you are paying upwards of $80 for your color, why would you not be protecting it by using the right products designed to be gentle on color treated hair? Also, it is always good to go into your hair appointment knowing exactly what you want, and being able to convey this to your stylist, preferably through pictures. Your idea of ashy could be completely different from my idea of ashy. To me, ashy means pewter, to you, it could just mean not brassy. Or to me strawberry blonde could mean a light peachy copper, to you, it could mean blonde with a slight pink hue to it. Always make sure to ask your stylist questions when you are unsure, and have good communication. A thorough consultation is what makes for an amazing color service. And my apologies for the long review, but in my belief, education and understanding makes a solid foundation for the relationship between you and your stylist.
on 6/8/2013 9:16:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I went to an aveda salon because I like their products and the way they make my hair feel. I went to a stylist who had very bright blue hair in her stylist picture and told her I wanted a vibrant pink in with my platinum blonde (I am naturally a 'dishwater' blonde). She was excited to work with me and everything was great....until she rinsed my hair. The 'pink' came out a burnt orange/almost a dull maroon type color and she only touched up a few of my roots so now I have brunette roots in the back of my head. Her excuse for the pink was that Aveda likes to use more natural colors so sometimes it happens. It quickly faded after 2 washes (even with their color conserve shampoo/conditioner) and I am very disappointed that I paid $150 for a 'well, that color pink can happen' type of hairstyle when I went and got a tube of magenta semi-permanent and its the most vibrant pink ive had. I won't go back to aveda salons ever again.
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