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Have you tried SK-II?[ Edited ]
I've seen SK-II mentioned again and again in interviews with celebrities (Cate Blanchett, Rooney Mara, some models and stuff) and it's carried in Sephora, so it's kind of within reach. I was wondering has anyone tried it? which product and is it good for oily skin?
I've brought stuff for my mom, but the main complaint was it's too creamy/thick since she have 100% oily skin. I think La Mer's gonna be a bit too thick, and I was eyeing the SK-II Essence for change of season/especially tiring days (but no pimples or oily mess allowed).
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Hi beauytester,
I've posted a thread about 3 weeks ago regarding the same topic and since then I did a lot research about it.
I am turning 25 in few months and trying to look for new serum and eye cream for my combo-oily acne prone skin. What I'm looking for in a skincare product is to help with my acne dark spots, even out skintone, hyperpigmentation, hydration (without feeling heavy or greasy at all, or cause breakouts), and of course anti-aging property in it.
The two brand I came down were Perricone MD and SK-II. Finally I got some samples to try weeks ago for both brands and I have to say SK-ii is my winner, somehow my skin loves their ingredients better than Perricone MD ones.
I know for Sk-ii, they advertised more towards the mature skin 29 over and I'm not there yet, but for the 15% OFF SALE I'm going to purchase one product that I already tried the sample for couple of weeks and I really really loved it. 4 years later I am definitely going to get their "Essential Power Moisturizing Cream", I've heard it is a really wonderful cream!
Im getting this:
Brightening Derm Specialist http://www.sephora.com/brightening-derm-specialist-P375867?skuId=1448539
If you want a radiance skin with anti-aging property,
get this one: http://www.sephora.com/cellumination-essence-ex-P375845?skuId=1448497
I really wish I can afford both but they are just too pricey even with the 15% OFF...
Also, beautytester, I have tried La Mer few years ago...a set, a jar..I couldn't even finish the jar so I had to give to my mom because her skin is on the dry side. The same thing happend to my friend, she says La Mer is not better than her all time favorite Kiehls Ultra Facial Cream, she gave her jar to her mom as well. I just dont know I think La Mer is meant for someone has really nice skin not problematic skin like me, acne, oily.
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Jazz is a uniquely American art form, one of America's great contributions to not only musical culture, but world culture, with each generation of musicians applying new levels of creativity that take the music in unexpected directions that defy definition, category, and stagnation.
Now you can learn the basics and history of this intoxicating genre in an eight-lecture series that is as free-flowing and original as the art form itself. You'll follow the evolution of jazz from its beginnings in the music and dancing of the antebellum plantations to its morphing into many shapes as its greatest innovators gave us ragtime, the blues, the swing music of the big band era, boogie-woogie, and big band blues.
You'll follow the rise of modern jazz in all of its many forms, including bebop, cool, modal, free, and fusion jazz. And you'll learn how the course of jazz was changed by key technological innovations, such as the invention of the microphone, which allowed smaller-voiced singers like Bing Crosby or Mel Torme to share a limelight once reserved for the bigger voices of stars like Bessie Smith or Al Jolson.
Beginning the story on those antebellum plantations, Professor Messenger reveals how the "cakewalks" of slave culture gave birth to a dance craze at the end of the 19th century that was ignorant of its own humble roots. And he explores the irony of the minstrel shows, which derived from Southern beliefs of black cultural inferiority yet eventually spawned a musical industry that African-American musicians would dominate for decades to come.
As a bonus, the lectures are also very entertaining, with Professor Messenger frequently turning to his piano to illustrate his musical points, often with the help of guest artists.
PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying reference material will be available in your Library section along with the audio.
©1995 The Teaching Company, LLC (P)1995 The Great Courses
"A Disappointingly Distorted, Myopic View Of Jazz"
An honest presentation of the subject!The lecturer's fast forwarding through the segment on modern jazz, brushing aside or even ignoring such universally recognized Jazz Giants as: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Lambert, Hendridks & Ross, Cannonball lAdderly, Max Roach, Oliver Nelson, J.J. Johnson, Eric Dolphy, and too many more to mention in this small space, and replacing them with time wasting mediocre and mundane musical samples and seeming shameless self promotion is unconscionable , The lecturer mentions Beat author Ferlinghetti's A Coney Island of the Mind. But he reminds me of another book popular around that time, titled Advertisements for Myself. Had I not been a life long lover of jazz - and especially modern jazz - and gotten my introduction to the subject through the lecturer's course, I would not have touched the music with a ten foot pole.
Not Bill Messenger
The subject material, not the narrator was the problem.
Hard to tell. The author so warped the section on modern jazz, that I can not trust any of the rest of the course.
Most of the Audible books and The Great Courses material I have purchased have been excellent and well worth the money. I just ordered a DVD: Great Scientific Ideas That Changed the World course about an hour ago.
"Like Jazz, this sounds improvised"
Professor Messenger is truly a master of jazz. His demonstrations are entertaining and help the listener with jazz and the historical tale that weaves in and out of the demonstrations helps put the various styles into perspective.
Unfortunately, like the jazz that he is demonstrating, the eight lectures sound improvised.For example, the topics that are covered are many and the argument can be made that not enough time has been given to the topics. Professor Messenger does not deal with the time issues well. Thus we get one half a lecture dealing with one blues artist because she is available, while modern jazz, fusion, free jazz and bebop are all crammed into one lecture.
Also, many references are made to recordings that are never played. Often it seems as if these examples have just popped into Professor Messengers head.
In conclusion, a better "road map" is needed, if the time is to be utilized better. OTOH, the historical information is very good.
"It's too short!"
I enjoyed the course very much but the whole course is too short. In particular the more modern elements were really short changed as well as Latin elements.
This was recorded in the 1990s and could Stan updating.
All that said I learned a lot about the history of jazz.
Learn, understand, then decide whether you accept or reject.
"Get a video course"
This course points out charts the professor was displaying on a white board or a projector, which lost me after 3 lectures.
Interesting topic, not so good presentation.
Love a good mystery, but don't care much for pure thrillers.
"Good introduction, but serious omissions."
I enjoyed this short course about jazz, and Messenger is a talented piano player as well as teacher. I was disappointed that Thelonius Monk (1917-1982) was omitted. Perhaps less appreciated during his lifetime than now, he was a major innovator. Maybe a "second course" is what is called for, one that includes people such as Monk, Charlie Mingus, George Shearing, Ahmad Jamal, Art Blakey, Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Christian McBride, all of whom had or are still having a discernable impact on jazz development and evolution.
"Very Good Shew"
I recommend this course to anyone with an interest in music history who doesn't happen to be a musician. A basic knowledge of music helps, but this class is over my head there at times. What I enjoyed the most was learning how the music of a time reflected everything else that was going on in that time. Sometimes the recording was too...quiet, muted sounding, a technical issue?
"good for jazz history basics"
It was great, a well balanced but somewhat topical course. Definitely good for non jazzers. No in-depth theory, though.
"Needed a few more lectures"
I enjoyed the course and got stuff out of it, but it would have been improved with a couple more lectures.
An introduction was most seriously lacking, something to set the tone and provide an overview to fasten the rest of the lectures to. A lecture about pre-cake walk music, covering African music and maybe spirituals and gospel would have been helpful.
Maybe it would also have helped to have 2 blues lectures, one in the origins and one on its development and influence on other styles. But because the blues is one lecture with a guest, all of blues is covered in about 20 minutes.
And then breaking up modern jazz into 3 instead of 2, and spending more time on, say, Latin Jazz, or presenting the development in a bit more detail. The final lecture also has guest musicians, but it would have been more helpful and interesting if they would have talked a bit more about what we were hearing.
This is the first great courses music course I listened to that wasn't done by Robert Greenberg, and while it was interesting, it wasn't nearly as good as the Greenberg lectures. I wish I could give it 3.5.
An old broad that enjoys books of all types. Would rather read than write reviews though. I know what I like, and won't be bothered by crap.
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"Life is a lot like jazz... it's best when you improvise." George Gershwin
1. Plantation Beginnings
2. The Rise and Fall of Ragtime
3. The Jazz Age
4. Blues
5. The Swing Era
6. Boogie, Big Band Blues and Bop
7. Modern Jazz
8. The ABC's of Jazz Improvisation
I really enjoyed this class as I have always liked Ragtime and Dixieland Bands and as I grew I, loved going to a place in Portland, Oregon called Jazz de Opus where they would have a trio playing or just some classic records that the owner had. Alas, it is no longer in existence so I have to listen at home. Disneyland introduced me to the Dixieland music because they always had a great band playing at one of their restaurants near Frontierland.
Professor Bill Messenger is a musician who opened for Bill Haley and the Comets, played with Cass Elliott and many other musicians over the years before becoming a professor for The Peabody Institute.
Each class is forty-five minutes in length. Prof. Messenger always includes many musical examples, played by him or guests or sometimes pre-recorded. The class is lively and easy for a non-musical person to follow along.
Every class flows by so fast that I began looking for examples of music he talked about so I could continue my education. The only Jazz variant I wasn't wild about was fusion, which from some of the examples he played seemed just like a lot of noise. No beat, no rhythm and no blues.
I highly recommend this class for anyone that wants to learn more about Jazz and the different versions it has undergone. The Professor makes his class fun and begging for more.
"A journey of understanding"
This is a journey that will help you understand the origins and styles of jazz and blues. It gives great insights into exactly what and why the stules are. It is done as a lecture series that can be enjoyed by musicians and non musicians. Highly recommended.
"Excellent introduction to The history of Jazz"
I have listened to a lot of Great Courses. This is one of the best. It is very accessible, entertaining and illustrated with examples played by the lecturer who is a fine jazz pianist.
One of Rachmanino's prelaudes was being 'ragged' when the composer (unknown to the pianist) was in the room....but I won't spoil the story.
Bill Messenger is a fine jazz player and loves his subject. This came across very clearly in the course. An inspirational teacher.
Not advisable. I would recommend listening to some of the music talked about after each lecture.
The course material is adequate but not as comprehensive as some other courses. And I wish the course was longer!
"Absolutley fantastic!"
Hands down one of the best lectures i've heard! Jazz history with examples.A great listen!
"Really enjoyed this."
Lots of interesting nuggets of info. Well thought through and fascinating. A history of jazz with examples. Brilliant and highly recommended. Thanks
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What reactions do you get when you go out with your large family?(65 Posts)
Hi, so I have 7 children and I'm pregnant with number 8. When I go out I get a lot of looks, comments and some people even point and count as we walk past! Does this happen to anyone else and how do you handle the comments? Thank you!
^ Larger families even. ^
sorry, to me it is an odd thought. in other words - no way!
laundry - one or two loads of washing is done daily. I tumble dry everything that can be tumble dried.
I get the kids to help me put the clothes away, pair socks, fold towels.
my oldest is 12, youngest is 1.5 so the older ones only watch the younger ones for short periods of time (say 10 - 15 mins) and never on their own.
attention/spending time one on one - I'm a SAHM so I'm available to talk/hug/problem solve 24 hrs /day.
they don't actually need me that much.
we eat dinner together so we chat about our days then.
I don't read bedtime stories. I used to, but my older ones used to get way too excited and wanted to talk endlessly after a story so it worked better if they were read a story during the day.
shopping - one big shop and some smaller ones every week
discipline - this is the hardest, we have 5 boys in a row so there's a lot of competition and roughplay between them.
I admit it is a struggle and sadly I shout a lot.
but I find that some of the problems go away when I'm better organized.
and when they have to do chores as punishment!
homework - the ones that need to read to me do so every day. 5mins/child. spellings - ditto.
other homework they do on their own, we help as and when it's needed.
after school clubs/school run - I do get help from grandparents who live nearby. also friends help occasionally.
what else do you want to ask?
oh and it is definitely time consuming and exhausting.
but as the children get older they learn to do things for themselves.
even a 2 year old can help with tidying up
from age 4 - they get dressed on their own.
from age 6 - they read in bed, brush their own teeth and so on.
I never do breakfast unless it's a special one - they help themselves and each other.
(DD I help of course)
I think you learn to cut corners, simplify tasks, get quicker, get organised, prioritize, delegate etc.
you just get on with it.
I meant to add:
car - we have an 8-seater and DH has a motorbike to go to work
time to self - my need for this varies, I make sure I have this when I need it.
spend time as a couple - that's the trickiest. definitely not a regular thing, kids, work & housework, sleep etc seem to take priority.
we are working on a solution.
I suppose it just depends. Personally although a 6/7/8 year and older can read to themselves in the eve I still think its nice to read to them also.
Although a 4 year old could get a basic breakfast I personally would still prepare it for them ie I poach egg and do toast, they might lay table/ get a yogurt
How long would it take you to leave house if you decided on a spontaneous park trip?
There's no rule about childrearing that says they need 1 to 1 time before bed. There's other times of the day too when you can read with them or do other things 1 to 1.
4dds here. When all six of us area out, people offer their sympathies to dh. We get pretty sick of it to be honest. We like having dds, we don't mind not having sons. People assume we are upset about it, having four of one gender is a lot of fun!
If people annoy me too much, I do tell them how we lost our eldest daughter and we actually have 5dds. It usually stops them in their tracks. I hope it makes them realise that actually we feel quite blessed having 4dds....
Oh yes, no 1on1 bed time here. Not necessary. We read all together, but not neccescarily at night.
Wow, hats off to you all! I have just the one ds, and not planning on having anymore. I guess I would ask how you do it, but then I ask my friends with two the same thing!
I guess the biggest thing i'd worry about would be treats - meals out, holidays, theme parks etc - assuming unless you've a fair bit of money you'd just have to not do them? I can't imagine how much a holiday for 8 children would cost...
I think some people are just naturally more organised and 'together' than others, I am most certainly not
DP and I have 5 between us, although his are with him 50/50 so generally its only at weekends and holidays that we're all together.
We do get asked "are they all yours?!" quite regularly and it makes me smile when he says yes, without explaining that some are mine and some are his.
I find that being firm and fair is more important when there are lots of DCs e.g. if we go to the shop and someone wants a drink and sweets and a comic we have to say no, one or the other, because otherwise it would mean buying all 3 things x 5. They don't miss out as such, but I think they have to realise that they don't always get everything they want, which can only be a good thing.
It means there is always someone to play with, so no "I'm bored" but there are lots of squabbles which need refereeing, generally about sharing etc. If that was happening I would find it really hard work, even if they were biologically all mine, so I know how people feel when they ask how you cope with a big family! I do manage, but only for a day or two, then I'm quite glad to be a 'normal' sized family of 4/5!
I meant 'If that was happening every day I would find it really hard work'...
I wouldn't stare. I think I'd just think wow how do they cope! I have two dc - one aged 10 years and one aged 15 months. I waited that long because there was no way I could cope and stay sane with two little ones! I'm exhausted with just one small child!
Your family sounds very like mine twosteps - I'm never quite sure how to handle the "are they all yours?" question, that we do get a lot. You can't really tell by looks in our family who belongs to which parent.
Collectively they are all ours, but individually obviously not. If we say yes, it's then usually followed up by the "are those two twins?" which then takes more explaining though.
treats - tesco vouchers! tesco points convert into 4x the value in vouchers!
we did a joint birthday party for two eldest a few years ago. it cost just over £200 for hiring 3 bowling lanes (18 children, two games each, meal and party bag included!) but as we paid with vouchers it only actually cost us £50!
and all we had to do was to turn up and bring the birthday cakes!
we used tesco vouchers at Legoland, Pizza Express (this is a regular one, either eat out or delivery), Cafe Rouge, Longleat, Whipsnade, Needles Park on IOW etc etc.
we don't do spontaneous stuff with less then 30 mins warning.
depending on what it is I can scramble them in the car under 5 mins (say having to pick up DH from train station as an "emergency" - there's no need for clean or proper clothes then or shoes or nappy change etc)
otherwise it really depends on what we have just been doing, if everyone is already dressed, fed then probably 10-15 mins is needed for changing nappies/going to the toilet, get drinks and snacks, grab phones, money, shoes on and go.
of course it takes a whole hour to get ready in the morning.
anything else?
oh, holidays - I don't care for going abroad as long as we need a pushchair.
DH takes boys camping with a friend some weekends and a whole week in the summer.
we also have a week family holiday staying in a self-catering cottage.
just been to IOW and it was great.
Thank you for your honest answers and for explaining how your family works zing . I hope you know I wasn't meaning to be rude, I am just genuinely fascinated and in awe of you all.
I agree with the poster who said some people are more organised and just more 'together' than others. I am clearly NOT one of these people! I'd have loved a big family but I know, I know I wouldn't cope well and it wouldn't be in the best interests of the children. They'd be late for school daily, I'd be stressed and snappy. I adore my two children but I already feel like I'm spread very thin. DS2 is 21 months and has various on going developmental delays which means he still isn't walking well yet and I feel like I've had a baby for a very very long time when most other mothers are on to the toddler bit, I feel like we're trapped in babyhood. I feel it has definitely taken it's toll on me.
Me and DH struggle to get time alone now and that's just with having the 2 boys. We've both agreed this is something we are prepared to sacrifice, especially while they are so young. Also we have no family and no support so we are in it alone which again I think makes a big difference.
I adore both of my children but I'd be lying if I said it all came naturally and the thought of having any more makes my palms sweaty and my legs go a bit shaky!
I take my hat off to you all. Some people are clearly just 'meant' to have larger families.
I love the idea that your DH takes the boys camping Zing, what amazing memories they will have from that. It sounds like you have a lovely family. Sorry if you get asked this all the time but do you have any plans for any more or do you feel your family is complete?
Looks and stares yes.
The worst thing for us was holidays. Lots of luggage and no extra room. Big car wasnt big enough. Ended up buying one of those trailers you hitch on the back[after buying a hitch and making sure all future cars could have one added], with a tarpulin over the top.
And the cost of holidays. So yes they did have less than other people but they understood.
Now they have all flown the nest and have jobs and can go anywhere they want, and do. So a bit of lack of holidays isnt for life. Far from it.
More than made up for by always having others to play with. And now that they are having partners, Christmas and other family times are just going to get bigger.
Not sure could do it now as the business sector my DH and I are in was fine for the first few years but teenagers are more expensive than little ones imo so it was then a bit harder in the later years to finance them all.
NOT all disabled people claim behefits - many work. What an assumption.
I just had a lovely experience at the shops! A lady came rushing over to help me get the dcs in the car (I was fine) saying how beautiful they are and how I must be doing a wonderful job etc. her youngest just turned 18 so she missed having young ones- it really made me feel good!
As I said up thread though- 4 doesn't seem large compared to 8! We can still stay at most hotels for holidays and fit luggage and family in the one car!
favouritethings I'm so excited thinking about future christmas days!
I can remember a girl I was friends with as a teenager was one of 6. Her parents had a great sense of humour and lined them all up outside a Family planning clinic for a photo
I like the old French lady mentioned up thread who said "you are blessed".
Black my son used to be friends with a little girl who was one of 13. They had an old minibus to fit all the children in. They had proper car seats for all the little ones and never left any of them in the minibus while dropping others off, during the school run. It was a wonder to behold because dad often did the school run on his own, on his way to work, leaving mum at home with the very youngest.
Dh and me spend time together as a couple by taking the little ones for a LONG walk after tea, once they are ready for bed. That way we can talk with no interruptions from the children. Personally I don't really feel a need for 'me' time, which seems so popular nowadays. Didn't really get it as a child as from a big family so I guess the hussle and bustle just seems so normal to me.
I don't think you were rude!
honestly I'm happy to answer any questions!
the truth is that I'd like 2 more. I don't feel our family is complete.
but as I had a MC (5th pg) I wonder if it ever will!
so there's this dilemma whether we should stop and call it a day (we tend to vote yes on some days! ) or TTC and see what happens (I'm more inclined to go for it).
I honestly don't know the answer or the solution.
it's really difficult.
I'm not ready to get rid of all the baby & maternity stuff just yet - maybe that shows my feelings more.
and pyjamas I totally understand why you feel you are stuck in babyhood. (sorry about that btw )
DD (youngest) had feeding problems so I was literally stuck on the sofa/bed with her bf for months beyond what I expected.
when she was 5 months old she still had to be fed every 2 hours like a newborn. and she was a velcro baby - I could not put her down or pass her to someone else without her screaming until she was about 13 months.
both things took a lot out of me emotionally and physically.
If I had another baby like that for a 7th - well that scares me into wanting to have my vagina sewn in forever!
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hadn't thought of an auto parts store. they might at least point me in the right direction.only pics i have posted have been suited up doing cutouts, i think.
i have tried it by number, company, keywords, etc. just can't find the thing. i think you guys are right, i'll have to go in and let someone eyeball it for me. there are some companies in portland that advertise variable speed motors, so they may know what i need. the thing is 15 years old so that may be why i can't find it by number.
this is not off a car. it's off my horse hotwalker variable speed motor. i have looked up the belt by the numbers on the belt, but no go. i will go to a motor place in town as soon as i get a chance. no luck on line, but i think they don't make the same belt and i will have to find equivalent.
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