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Lincoln, NE - Hanging in Nebraska freshman Ameer Abdullah's bedroom is a sign reading, "It's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog."
The quote is credited to Mark Twain, but Abdullah first heard it from Darren Sproles of the New Orleans Saints.
The diminutive return specialists formed a kinship as occasional offseason workout partners in Birmingham, Ala., and Sproles' credo is now Abdullah's.
Abdullah, who stands 5-9 and is generously listed at 180 pounds, was largely overlooked on the recruiting scene until he was a high school senior in the Birmingham suburb of Homewood.
He came to Nebraska as the least heralded of the three running backs in the 2011 recruiting class but surely has a higher Q rating than Braylon Heard and Aaron Green this week after returning a kickoff 100 yards for a touchdown to break open a 42-29 win over Fresno State.
"He was a huge weapon for us," coach Bo Pelini said, "and will continue to be."
Heading into Saturday's game against Washington, Abdullah is second nationally in kick returns with a 42-yard average. Take away his 100-yarder, and that number would still be an impressive 28 yards. His 16.8-yard punt return average ranks 13th.
You could call Abdullah a recruiting steal, but Nebraska didn't exactly have to pry him out of SEC country.
Alabama didn't offer him a scholarship. Auburn, the team he rooted for since he was 6, made offers early and late in the process but didn't initially project him as a running back.
Nebraska offensive coordinator Tim Beck approached Abdullah because it was 50-50 that Heard would qualify academically and the Huskers needed to hedge their bet. Abdullah visited Lincoln on a mid-January weekend, experienced snow and bitter cold for the first time — and enthusiastically accepted Pelini's scholarship offer two days after he returned home.
"I came up and saw the place, fell in love with it and have been enjoying it since then," Abdullah said. "Nebraska, the atmosphere and tradition that comes with it, you can't top it."
Abdullah arrived on campus in June and became roommates with Heard and Green. They are more friends than rivals.
"We're silly guys," he said. "I love those guys. They're just like my brothers."
Abdullah, who runs a 4.38-second 40-yard dash, was all business during summer workouts and went into preseason practice willing to do anything to get on the field. He won the battle for the kick return job four days before the opener against Chattanooga and is listed as a co-No. 2 I-back behind Rex Burkhead.
"He's a very humble kid," Burkhead said. "He came in just eager to learn. That's the biggest thing. He didn't come in thinking he was the big man on campus at all."
Why would he?
Abdullah wouldn't have a sense of entitlement in any circumstance, said his personal trainer and mentor, former NFL defensive end Otis Leverette.
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I am selling a 1974 Fleetwood that I believe is the Brougham Series 60 model. The car was willed to me by my grandfather, who was a Cadillac mechanic for his entire career after returning home from WWII. First the facts:
Car runs great, and starts on the second crank. That may be operator error more than anything since I don't have a ton of experience with carbureted cars.
Approx 74,900 miles. Car has been garaged for all its life as far as I know. My grandfather would keep it garaged and on blocks in the winter as he lived in the snowbelt, and I've kept it garaged since receiving it in 2008 and take it out for the occasional weekend drive.
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Paint and body are in very good shape. There are a couple of scratches but no rust through, and you can still see your reflection in the paint. Vinyl top is in great shape. No tears or rips, and color is pretty consistent. Only notable body "problem area" is that the plastic above the rear bumper (pictured), which seems to have rotted and cracked.
Interior has all the power features and all work well (more than I thought would have been around in 1974), including: power locks, power driver seat, power windows, cruise, power antenna, rear defog, climate control, mirrors, etc. The AC does not seem to be working very well (blows but not very cold) although I've only tried using it once or twice. The clock inside also doesn't work, although I don't ever recall it working when my grandfather had the car. Upholstery and carpeting are in excellent shape. No tears or rips, and the dash and plastics are all intact and look great. Steering wheel has the fake wood "sticker" peeling off, but that's about the only thing wrong inside.
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As I mentioned, this was my grandfather's "Special Occasion" car for as long as I can remember. When visiting them in Erie, PA, it was always a special treat when grandpa would take me out in "Big Blue." They car would also come when my grandparents would visit us in the summer, making the 10 hour drive. I remember eagerly waiting to see "Big Blue" rounding the corner since we'd only see them once or twice a year and it was always a special occasion.
I remember him putting on one of his old mechanic's shirts (the kind with your name printed on the shirt) and working on the car sometimes when we'd visit, or seeing some of the old Cadillac memorabilia he had in his garage.
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I have a flat rubber roof with a slight pitch.that has developed a couple of leaks. I tried to coat with tar but that has not helped . If anyone can give me any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated. thanks
Shouldn't have used tar that's for sure.Tar eats rubber.Time to re-roof:no:
I think Ultra19 is compatable with APP, but it's not really a fix. You might have just signed a death warrant on that roof.
leaking flat roof
thank you for info. so now do I just strip the rubber off and can I use roll roofing or do I need to replace with a new rubber roof. thank you
There are many flat roofing solutions out there.No,you don't have to use rubber.Most are not for the diyer though.Best thing to do would be to get a few quotes from reputable roofing companies and decide from there.
thank you for the help .
I just want to make sure of something.
From the photo of the flat roof, there seems to be too many seams for most actual Ruuber Roof systems and I can not tell from the picture for certain if it truly is an EPDM Rubber roof or if it a Modified Bitumen Torch down roof material.
Either way, regular plastic roofing cement is not supposed to be used.
The reasoning is, that the roofing cement, to remail pliable for usage, contains certain Solvents, which can attack and leach into either one of those membranes.
Note: This next statement is only my opinion.
An exterior application of roofing cement "Should" allow the Solvents to "Flash" out of the product into the environment, rather than directly into either membrane.
The problem with using plastic roofing cement, especialy on an EPDM Rubber roof membrane, is that the membrane expands and contracts substantially and that the roofing cement becomes dry and brittle. especially when exposed to the drying out process from the ultra-violet rays of the sun.
Once it becomes hardened and brittle. it wil beging to further pull the seams apart, causing additional seam leakage, because it was applied without any reinforcement mesh.
Is the material as thin as a bicycle innertube or is it thick and rigid?
I would like to see some close up shots of what you perceived to be the leak sources and of the wall flashing termination and where it ties into the shingle roof, especially in that corner area behind the wal.
Well put Ed,but either way he went pretty hard on the plastic cement.Wouldn't you say it's unrepairable?
Even if it was modified bitumen,you should always use compatible products.
It really depends on what was causing the leaks in the first place.
If it is EPDM, and the seams were fismouthing, meaning opening up and allowing water to enter through them, then he eliminated the proper contact surface required to adhere a patch to by contaminating the seams.
If it is a Modified Bitumen roof material, even though he wil have to wait for the roof cement to harden enough to scrape it off and wash it out of the seams with a soplvent, it "May" and I only suspect less than a 50% chancxe of this, be able to be reheated with a small torch to adhere the seams once again.
The pictures will really help for an accurate assessment though.
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I would say the membrane is ridged it is about the thickness of a quarter. I tried to take enough pics.to show what the roof is like . The tar is still not set up and I could scrape some of it off. should I do that or what?I hope I got the pics you wanted. thanks again for any help.
YOU HAVE A SMOOTH SURFACED RUBBERIZED BITUMEN ROOF,not epdm,if using tar use karnak ultra,or tamko rubberized SBS cement,embed fiberglass membrane (4")so 1/2 is on each side of the seam,and then recoat it again this is called 3 coursing or stripping in and is not a problem,check the entire roof for holes or tears in the roof membrane,and treat them the same way,ultra membrane,ultra again----if roof 3was very dirty,yopu may want to scrape the plastic cement off,and brush coat the seams with asphalt primer-then do all your 3-coursing with the ultra,and membrane,then as a final touch,mix up a can(5 gal)of fibered aluminum roof coating,when you do this mix it quite a bit till the coating is silver color and all the fiber from the bottom of the can is thoroughly mixed in,then using a paint roller,brush the coating up against the seams,leaving it heavy at the seam area,and make a point to only roll one way not back and forth,after all the seams are laid up with the coating roll it over the rest of the roof,make it a point to apply it heavily--this should have been done shortly after the roof was finished for proper protection---now by your pictures,with the seams sealed you are still leaking??--this may mean that the leaks are coming from the shingle area,running down under the undelayment,and the roofing itself,check the shingles thoroughly,including any flashings and vents,if possible take more pics of the shingle areas above the flat roof area,and post them here so we can examine them,and see if anything stands out----although the rubberized bitumen roof area should have been aluminum coated,with the seams sealed,and the roof still showing leakage,I`m inclined to believe you have leakage thru the shingle areas,not the flat---the rubberized bitumen also probably does not need replacing either!!
Can you figure out, inside the house, where the leak(s) showing up, from above? You know; X marks the spot that the leak is directly below?
And give us more detailed pics of that?
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I tried scraping the tar off which is not working well and marked the areas above where the leaks are with chalk. the u shape valley I cleaned tar off of and there is a slit i hope you can see it where the rubber material steps down to the flat roof. that i,m sure that needs to be sealed.just want to make sure i understand what you stated .I should be able to use the 3 step repair over the tar and it shouldn't hurt to seal that in? thanks
Read post #'s 5, 7 and 9 out of this thread.
It describes in descriptive detail the process to patch seams with an MB Cement, with a link to one version of the product.
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Good work my child, yes it is the real me, you will be paid gold and virgins for your actions. Now kneel before me.<quoted text>No intelligent americans supported that war crime.The only americans who supported it were the idiot americans who have been made into idiots by the jew media,the american government propaganda campaign and idiot shows like american idol and the new one about the fat hick kid who does stupid SH*T the mother tells her to do and other dumb people sit and watch it.There will always be stupid people in america but being stupid is a choice and it is a choice fewer americans are making I feel.
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Belfast, UK
#2005 Jan 4, 2013
Durban, South Africa
#2006 Jan 4, 2013
For your reading pleasure Faith:
Every time anyone says that Israel is our only friend in the Middle East, I cant help but think that before Israel, we had no enemies in the Middle East.
John Sheehan, S.J.(a Jesuit priest)
The big winner today, intended or not, is the state of Israel. There is no question that as a result of these attacks the Israeli leadership is feeling relief.
George Friedman, director of www.stratfor.com , a pro-Israeli intelligence think tank, commenting upon the attacks of September 11th.
The state of Israel must invent dangers, and to do this it must adopt the methods of provocation and revenge . And above all, let us hope for a new war with the Arab countries so that we may finally get rid of our troubles and acquire our space.
From the diary of Moshe Sharett, Israelis first Foreign Minister from 1948-1956, and Prime Minister from 1954-1956
Arab Palestinian Christians and Arab Palestinian Muslims lived side by side for the past 1400 years, and for anybody to say that the Arab Palestinian Christians have been persecuted recently by Muslims is absolutely another big lie, like the big lie that spoke of Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq.
Riah Abu El-Assal, Christian Bishop of Jerusalem
#2007 Jan 4, 2013
Oh, its "WE" again.....!
What was the "YOU" part of "WE" doing other than Stealing Blood from LOYAL AMERICANS at the V.A. and shipping it to Israel....
....Chicken Blood is for IDF popped Blood Blisters from running away from Hezbollah!
QUIETLY LOBBYING CONGRESS TO APPROVE THE USE OF FORCE IN IRAQ WAS ONE OF AIPACS SUCCESSES OVER THE PAST YEAR. AIPAC Executive Director Howard Kohr; N.Y. SUN JAN.03
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin wrote:
Because of a miracle, a foreign army is fighting our worst enemy for our sakes.
Go Home....Traitorous Little dhimmie Monde
#2008 Jan 4, 2013
Thanks, My figures were from a Mil. Source about a year before and would be different as War Fever was higher and Professionally Deceived Americans had a reason to look for Iraq.
I lost at least two Iraqi friends; one in Mosul and one in Baghdad. Both took me into their homes and took weeks showing me archeological places etc that no longer exist; (1973) I came back through about 3-4 months later & got the same hospitality. They introduced me to their family, friends neighbors and insisted on feeding me too.
Their main question, like all Regional Muslims was: "Why do Americans suddenly hate us (i.e. all Muslims)
I explained Zionist Lobbies' control & Ziono-Media Brainwashing but....?
I was writing to them up until around 1989.....but now..NOTHING.
I wasn't among the cowardly morons cheering in the bars during the phony TV "hits" b/c I knew where the real ones were going.
-Jack Bernstein, Author, The Life of An American Jew in Racist Israel (following prediction was made in 1984!)
"The Zionists who rule Israel and the Zionists in America have been trying to trick the U.S. into a Mideast war on the side of Israel.
" They almost succeeded when U.S. Marines were sent to Lebanon in 1982.
The blood of the 250 American Marines who died in Lebanon is dripping from the hands of the Israeli and American Zionists.
If more Americans are not made aware of the truth about Zionist Israel, you can be sure that, sooner or later, those atheists who claim to be God's Chosen People will trick the U.S. into a Mideast war against the Arabs who in the past have always been America's best friends.
Dr. Henry Makow Phd., February 10, 2003? Writer, Inventor of Board game "Scruples"
"If the U.S. gets bogged down with heavy casualties on both sides,
Americans are going to blame big oil and Zionism for getting them into this mess.
Everybody knows that:
1. The only country that fears Iraq's WMD's is Israel;
2. American-Jewish neo-conservatives on the Defence Policy Board (Richard Perle, Paul Wolfowitz) planned this war in 1998 and made it Bush Administration policy;
3. The purpose of the war is to change the balance of power in the Middle East so Israel can settle the Palestinian issue on its own terms; and 4. Congress trembles in fear before the Israeli Lobby, "AIPAC."
At this perilous juncture in US history, there is no effective opposition because Zionist Jews appear to control both parties.
The Jewish "Anti Defamation League" considers it a barometer of anti Semitism to say, "Jews have too much power."
But is something anti-Semitic if it is true?
Anti- Semitism is racial prejudice. Zionist power is not a racial prejudice; it is a fact of life.
When a special interest group hijacks American foreign policy, it is a patriotic duty to say so.
In recent decades, Zionists have succeeded in making support for Zionism synonymous with "Jewish."
They have made Israel appear to be a vulnerable country facing annihilation in a sea of bloodthirsty Arabs.
In fact, Israel has 200-400 nuclear bombs and is one of the most powerful nations on earth.
It has evaded many opportunities for a just peace because its secret agenda is to dominate the region.
Israel keeps this quiet because most Jews, including Israelis, did not sign on for that".CONTINUED
#2009 Jan 5, 2013
That's because you hang around with neo-nazis.
#2010 Jan 5, 2013
....that all men are created equal.
But there were no muslims in America back then. And the guys that actually wrote that Declaration were slave owners.....So, as you can see, they assumed there were exceptions.
You are quite American, Steve.
#2011 Jan 5, 2013
The MAJORITY of Americans supported it, fck-O. You wouldn't know anything about what real Americans think. You hate America. That is the thesis of every single one of your unhinged, crackpot comments.
#2012 Jan 5, 2013
You told me you had turned your back on America and were leaving for good.....
Garbage Steve? I have never resorted to calling you names, even though your loyalty is suspect....I suppose that is just part of being a muslim.
#2013 Jan 5, 2013
International law? I would imagine international law also forbids firing thousands of rockets into civilian areas.....specifically targeting schools and hospitals. I would guess it frowns upon firing RPG's at school buses ....and slitting the throats of 10 month old babies.....But hey, why bring that up, right? It's only illegal when the Jews do it.
#2014 Jan 5, 2013
I misjudged you, Steve. I thought you were a reasonable person. I can see now you are nothing but a punk.
Red Deer, Canada
#2015 Jan 5, 2013
You have made a good choice talking to Truth beats himself, you are both in imaginary wars, its too bad you were not the real schmuck as I think you would get quite an earful.
Belfast, UK
#2016 Jan 5, 2013
This is the real he, how dare you use my name in vain. You will be hanged publicly for your disgrace unless you neel before me now and say that you have sinned, for your father is a kind forgiving man.
Since: Jan 12
#2018 Jan 5, 2013
It's comical to listen to a white American attempt to educate me about the culture of the Middle East and North Africa. I am of Tunisian Jewish ancestry so I am certainly familiar with the warm hospitable culture of Arabs, which is shared by Sefardi/Mizrahi Jews. A stark contrast to the "it's all about me" culture of the United States.
"kill 'em with kindness......"
Since: Apr 11
#2019 Jan 5, 2013
except for the full cup of tea thing........lol.
Harrow, UK
#2020 Jan 5, 2013
The Israel bashing going on here is sooooooo ridiculous ..
when Israel is compared to the human rights breaches in Syria, Iran, Iraq, most North African countries ... it pales by comparison ...
But hey ... Israel and USA are the BIG Satans .. the enemy .. all muslim countries are the "good guys" "the victims" ... even when they kill each other, they probably do so because of Israel ... and so they cannot possibly be criticized ....
Harrow, UK
#2021 Jan 5, 2013
No "intelligent americans" ..
do you count yourself as intelligent then??? LOLOLOLOL ... a little nobody in a little nowhere town ...
the support for Israel in the US is 5-1 ... that is a fact. That is from December 2012 polls ...
So what the hell are you talking about
Since: Jan 12
#2022 Jan 5, 2013
Well Syria is criticised in the mainstream media and Israel is not, so understandably people use forums as way to express views that are not heard in our media.
Also D2, you have to remember, in Palestine you have a non-indigenous group oppressing the indigenous people, which makes the situation much worse.
Since: Jan 12
#2023 Jan 5, 2013
lol MM when are you going to get your USA passport? I think you love your neighbours a bit too much haha
Harrow, UK
#2024 Jan 5, 2013
Well - to be truthful, the media I read ... Guardian, Independent etc. are having field days "bash an Israeli" ...
and Syria is mentioned but not in the same condemning way ...
I just get weary about it because it seems so one-sided.
I am disgusted with the Israeli government - don't get me wrong ... I just get tired of the constant bashing ... it never ends
London, UK
#2025 Jan 5, 2013
Do you wonder why?
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Jennifer Donnelly has been serving the Freehold Borough School District since 2011. She began her career as the District Anti-Bullying Coordinator and the Supervisor of Gifted and Talented. In 2012, she assumed the role of Supervisor of Assessment & Technology and continued as the Supervisor of Gifted and Talented. In her current role as the Director of Technology & Assessment, she is responsible to oversee the implementation of all district technology and assessments as she continues to maintain the integrity of the district's Gifted and Talented Program. Her education includes a B.S. in Business Administration with a concentration in finance from William Paterson University 1996; and an M.A. of Educational Leadership from St. Peter's University 2003. She holds a standard certificate in Elementary Education, General Business Education as well as Supervisor and Principal certifications. In 2015, Jennifer obtained her Chief School Administrator certification.
Samuel dela Cruz, Ed.D.
Director of Curriculum & Instruction
Freehold Borough School District
Samuel dela Cruz joins Freehold Borough School District as the Director of Curriculum and Instruction in August of 2016. He brings with him over 16 years of experience in public education with an extensive background in educational leadership, curriculum development, innovative instructional strategies, and effective use of assessment data to drive instructions and programs. His diverse experience in education includes serving as a classroom teacher, middle school Vice Principal, district Supervisor of Instruction, and Director of Curriculum, Instruction, & Assessment in urban, suburban, and charter school settings. He earned his B.A. in Psychology from Rutgers University, M.S. in Administration and Supervision from Fordham University, and Ed.D. in Executive Leadership from Fordham University. He firmly believes that every child has innate talents and skills that can be cultivated to succeed in life.
Jennifer O'Shea
Director of Special Programs
Freehold Borough School District
Jennifer O'Shea took over duties as Director of Special Programs in Freehold Borough Public Schools on August 1, 2013. Previously she served as Director of Basic Skills and Testing/School Psychologist in the SeaGirt Schools for three years, and was the School Psychologist for the Point Pleasant Borough Schools for over ten years. In her current role, she is responsible for overseeing the implementation of all special education programs and services provided within the district. She also serves as the Affirmative Action Officer for the district. Her education includes a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Virginia 1994; an M.A. in Counseling Psychology from Georgian Court University 2000; and an M.A in Educational Leadership from Thomas Edison State University 2010. She holds NJ state certification as a School Psychologist as well as Supervisor and Principal certifications. Mrs. O'Shea resides in Spring Lake Heights with her husband John and three children Abigail (10), Jack (9), and Ellison(7).
Cecilia Zimmer
Supervisor of Bilingual, ESL
& World Languages
Prior to becoming an administrator in Freehold Borough, Cecilia Zimmer taught for a total of 11 years as a bilingual teacher in Union City, NJ and as an ESL teacher in Carteret, NJ. As a Supervisor since 2011, her charge is to oversee the ESL, Bilingual, and World Language departments. She holds a BA in Sociology from Montclair State University and an MA in Administration and Supervision from St. Peter's College. Mrs. Zimmer has Elementary, ESL, Bilingual, and Principal Certifications, and resides in Howell, NJ with her husband and two daughters.
John Brovak
Vice Principal
Freehold Intermediate School
John Brovak has served as an educator in Freehold Borough for the past 17 years. He graduated from The College of New Jersey in 1999 with a BS and was hired as a Health and Physical Education Teacher that same year. In 2007, John Brovak earned his MA in Education from The College of New Jersey. February, 2008 he was appointed to the role of Site Supervisor for the 21st CCLC program. September 2013, John Brovak became the Vice Principal at FIS, Site Supervisor for the 21st CCLC program, District Anti-Bullying Coordinator and District Safety Coordinator.
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Definition of tint
1a : a usually slight or pale coloration : hueb : any of various lighter or darker shades of a color : tinge
2 : a variation of a color produced by adding white to it and characterized by a low saturation with relatively high lightness
3 : dye for the hair
4 : a usually slight modifying quality or characteristic : touch
5 : a shaded effect in engraving produced by fine parallel lines close together
6 : a panel of light color serving as background
Examples of tint in a Sentence
a photo with a sepia tint
green with a yellowish tint
She got a red tint at the salon.
Origin and Etymology of tint
alteration of earlier tinct, from Latin tinctus act of dyeing, from tingere to tinge
First Known Use: 1717See Words from the same year
Definition of tint
transitive verb
: to impart or apply a tint to : color
Examples of tint in a Sentence
They tinted the water with blue dye.
if you tint that blue paint with this yellow paint, you should get a nice shade of green
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TINT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of tint for English Language Learners
: a small amount of color
: dye used to change the color of hair
: an act of changing the color of hair by using dye
Definition of tint for English Language Learners
: to give a small amount of color to (something)
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1 : a slight or pale coloring
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Finding that perfect shade of lipstick or eye shadow can be a lot of fun. Once you find something you love, you may become attached to it, only to find out later that the manufacturer has discontinued your favorite product. Its a very disappointing situation. Another problem arises when you find a color you love, but it happens to be part of a high-end cosmetics line and you simply cant afford the price tag. Thats where makeup duplicates, or dupes, come in.
What are Dupes?
Makeup dupes are products that share strong similarities, especially color. Women often seek out dupes when they cant find the color they usually buy, cant afford a particular product, or simply want to pay less to create a look similar to the product they replace with a dupe.
These nearly identical products can be found among different cosmetics lines. Its popular to look for drug store dupes of high-end products. But many cosmetics companies also make colors that are very similar to each other. They may differ so slightly that, once applied, no one would be able to tell the difference.
In some instances, the less expensive products are even manufactured in the same facility as the luxury brands. The same company may own these lines. For example, LOréal USA owns several lines including Urban Decay, Lancôme and of course LOréal. Thats not to say that the LOréal products are exactly the same as Lancômes products. But you might find similar products, colors, and even ingredients.
Where to Find Dupes
One way to find dupes is to perform an Internet search. If youre looking for a particular color try using the name of that color in your search. For example, if you want a dupe for MACs Naked Lunch eye shadow, try searching for MAC Naked Lunch dupe.
Many cosmetics blogs or websites offer lists of dupes, too. Some of these lists include images of the colors, prices, cost savings and percentage of similarity between products.
Another way to find a dupe is to ask a beauty advisor in a cosmetics or department store if the same line has a similar color. Alternatively, you may be able to find a similar color made by a different manufacturer.
Dupes are a great option if your favorite color is no longer available or if you want to pay less for the same look. With so many cosmetics lines on the market, it's easy to find colors that are nearly identical. One factor to consider is that lower-priced brands may be less pigmented so they may not perform as well as costlier products. On the other hand, once applied, it can be difficult to tell the difference between a high-end product and its lower-priced dupe.


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Try as we might, there will come a time in our life when our hair gets as dry and as hard as a brick. This is our hair's way of crying out for some special treatment, so every now and again we should set aside some spa time for our hair and consider using one of the following softening treatments.
Caramel Treatment
The humectants in this treatment draw moisture from the atmosphere and into your hair to make it softer and more manageable. Some women also claim that it even elongates and loosens their curls, but I did't get that same result. For this treatment you will need:
- 1/4 cup of honey
- 3 jars of banana baby food (it is important to use this as pureed bananas can be very hard to wash out...trust me)
- 1/4 cup of Blackstrap molasses
- 1/4 cup of olive oil (or any other oil of your choice)
- 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
- An applicator brush
Mix all of the ingredients in a bowl or use a mixer to speed it up. Using an applicator brush, apply the mixture to damp hair in sections just like you would a relaxer. Ensure that you do not manipulate your hair as the mixture is thick and trying to comb out your hair with it in can cause damage. Cover your hair with a shower cap and leave the treatment in for 30 minutes or overnight for the full effect. Afterwards, rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water and use a sulfate free shampoo and moisturizing conditioner to ensure that you have all of it out of your hair. Make sure you refrigerate any left-overs to save for next time.
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Former Republican governor of Florida, Charlie Crist, has decided to leave the nutty party of angry, hating men and women in order to spend some time with individuals who place the interest of the nation before their ideological ideas. Crist is concerned that Republicans refuse to confront issues related to immigrants, they refuse to recognize there are major problems concerning the world's environment and they want government to control female bodies.
Several Republicans responded to the traitor by citing Ronald Reagan. President Reagan had close personal relations with Democrats-even playing cards with them– and constantly compromised. He certainly would not agree with contemporary Republican ideas about women. OH, and he RAISED TAXES AND HE RAISED THE DEBT CEILING!!


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Staff were very friendly and helpful, the food was top notch. The room and in particular the bathroom was getting a little tired and in need of an upgrade.
From the welcome when I arrived to the efficiency of the check-out, my experience at the Millsone was first class. The restaurant staff were 5 star.
The quality and choice of food is excellent. The noise of the kitchen fans was fairly bad but at least they were switched off at 11pm!
Small, comfortable room with large comfortable bed. Excellent dining room with good wine selection. Also a wide selection of bar meals and local beer.
The staff were friendly and attentive. The rooms were charming and the breakfasts were fantastic ! We were joined by other members of our family for dinner and they too thought it all superb ! Will definitely go back !
There was a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. The food was amazing and the room comfortable and had everything you needed.
Good food, good bar with decent beer. Room clean and well furnished, not modern but functional. wireless signal didnt reach to the room
Returning to this Hotel after very many visits,I found,(as always,)that the room was exremely comfortable and very well appointed.Moreover it was quiet and restful.The great advantage of this Hotel is that it is set in rural surroundings(the peaceful Village of Mellor,),yet is close to the Centre of Blackburn.and is easily accessible from the Motorways.Food is also extremely good.All in all,very good value for money. There is nothing to dislike about this Hotel.The atmosphere is that of a Country Inn,yet combining all the facilities one would expect in a central City Hotel.I stay at it every year on an annual visit to Blackburn.I have never been disappointed.
the room was big enough, clean and nice decor. Breakfast was good.Countryside was beautiful. Unable to dine on Saturday night in resteraunt or bar, Should book table when booking hotel. Shortage of towels in bathroom.
Good breakfast Comfortable bed Pleasant hotel Looking a little tired. Carpets have been down for a very long time and could well be replaced, particularly in the bedroom.
On site parking and the rooms were very comfortable and nicely decorated.
Very willing staff Unimaginative food, 9.00pm too early to close restaurant
Staff always friendly and helpful. Room well equippped and comfortable. Very good value food.
All fine, hotel nice and quiet, even over christmas. Staff friendly Some enclosed storage areas such as drawers would have been useful. Shower quite difficult to turn on.
The bar stayed open late Staff rude. Beds small and not comfortable.
Staff were very helpful and accomodating. Food was fantastic. Would recommend to friends and family and will definitely book again in the future.
The room. No telephone in the room.
i enjoyed the comfort of the rooms and the breakfast was lovely nothing
it was absolutely fine, very tired on arrival and it was satisfactory without any leaving any particular impressions but no problems either
Security Location Free Car Park Friendliness of Staff Decor looking aged. Tv reception very poor. Small bathroom.
Friendly helpful staff & service, clean, quite, excellent breakfast. Bar closed early (10.40pm ) closed
'Camp bed' for my son, he is 10, was horrible. He was awake most of the night and therefore kept us awake too. The mattress was hard and lumpy and it was right up against the radiator. He caught his toe on the radiator and was moaning about it for hours.
Reception staff very good. Accommodation as expected.
convenience for our party! clean and no fuss at check in
Lovely room and facilities. Plenty of room & closet/drawer space. Slow check, could have been a warmer welcome.
Requested and got a quiet room. Restaurant food poor, wouldn't eat-in again. Bathroom door would not close, extract fan not working, one down lighter not working in bathroom.
The welcome was warm, the bed sublime and the convenience excellent.
Friendly staff and very convenient for the party I was attending. Didn't have breakfast so can't comment of the food. Nothing fancy, but what you expect from a Premier Inn The room was a little cold on arrival, but there was a heater that could be s witched on and probably better than than those hotels where you stifle! Bed a little firm for my liking.
close to town centre, was comfortable.
the room was excellant and the bed was really comfy
Excellent service, staff very efficent and friendly. No bad points.
Excellent staff attention, cleanliness of rooms,with easy access to eating facilities, which were of an equal standard We had booked through a third party, who had booked us as staying in a double room instead of a quad room. I had the hard copy of the booking. Reception dealt with it efficiently and politely. Thank you
the peaceful setting not enough coffee on room drinks tray
Man on reception was excellent at check in n/A
We stayed here as we were visiting family for a Christening. We had two rooms and found the staff friendly and helpful. Food was reasonably priced and nice atmosphere in the bar to relax and chat together.
Cant fault hotel or staff in any way Pretending that the price shown outside hotel, £29 per night, was the actual price being charged at that time. I booked over the net and paid around £56 plus breakfasts. I now understand how your pricing system works.Not too happy.
Excellent reception, accommodation of requests
The hotel is placed close to the centre. On my arrival - the room i paid for was not available, so the manager put me into another room and told me to pack my stuff next morning, so they can move my stuff. In my new room - there was no internet available, even it states on the website, that there is internet available. Yes, i needed to go downstairs in the kitchen so i could use the internet.
Staff were very friendly and helpful. Comfortable bed, nice view from window. TV had DVD facilities, which was a bonus. Midday check-out time allowed for a much-needed lie-in!
Clean and tidy Both shared facilities had showers of inadequate operation.one you had to hold in the start button laving only one hand free and the other the shower head would stay aloft due to broken fixture
Quite well located for Blackburn and centre. Building very tired and many items broken or not working. Had to upgrade room to en-suite to avoid broken sink. Waited over 20 minutes for breakfast from due start time of 7am and no-one appeared - prebooked and paid for, but had to leave for an appointment. Would not stay recommend this place, as others nearby appeared better in all respects, albeit Hill View is cleverly marketed on the internet.
Very little Room had a strong smell of urine in it
Cheap and cheerful and breakfast in the price as a bargain. Staff were friendly enough. Rooms were good, breakfast was good. For the price you know you're not going to get The Ritz but it was perfect for my needs. Well the breakfast room opened 3 minutes late (!) but that is a very minor quible.
Really polite, helpful. Breakfast was served promptly and was ok. Nice large comfy bed. Property requires a small amount of attention, I.e shower room could do with a bit of titivating, and my room was next to the night staffs, which meant I was woken by the front door bell which was amplified in the staff room to alert them of clients at the front door. But that aside an absolute bargin of a hotel.
could not wait to leave it.
A basic price, you get what you pay for Poor decour, poor facilities
I was made to feel very welcome from the outset. The landlady was extremely helpful and the room was very comfortable and cosy. Lots of little touches showed that a lot of thought had gone into the service provided. Nothing
Very friendly. Somehow felt like coming home... Shower was a bit small (but for the price perfectly OK).
Good central position easy to find. Yummy breakfast full of variety. Helpful friendly owners. Nice little touches. Unfortunately we had the room with own private bathroom and toilet - which was nice but along the hall.
Teddy bears everywhere! Very cosy, very relaxed, absolutely no rushing about whatsoever. My husband and I got chatting to the other couple staying at the same time as us and ended up taking an hour over breakfast - utterly delightful.
Staff friendly and welcoming, very good breakfast Bathroom/shower very small- sink was in the bedroom. didn't give much privacy
Very handy for main routes and motorways, just a few mile from main m6 but on the busy a59
Lovely breakfast, very friendly, helpful proprieters.
Clean, tidy, excellent facilities, good friendly couple, excellent food and warm open atmospohere. None
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Cold-loving microbes, plants, and animals—fundamental and applied aspects
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- Margesin, R., Neuner, G. & Storey, K.B. Naturwissenschaften (2007) 94: 77. doi:10.1007/s00114-006-0162-6
Microorganisms, plants, and animals have successfully colonized cold environments, which represent the majority of the biosphere on Earth. They have evolved special mechanisms to overcome the life-endangering influence of low temperature and to survive freezing. Cold adaptation includes a complex range of structural and functional adaptations at the level of all cellular constituents, such as membranes, proteins, metabolic activity, and mechanisms to avoid the destructive effect of intracellular ice formation. These strategies offer multiple biotechnological applications of cold-adapted organisms and/or their products in various fields. In this review, we describe the mechanisms of microorganisms, plants, and animals to cope with the cold and the resulting biotechnological perspectives.


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- 1 cup fresh ricotta cheese
- 3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for brushing
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- Six 1/2-inch-thick slices of Italian peasant bread
- 2 small garlic cloves, 1 minced
- 1/4 small red onion, thinly sliced
- 6 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 small dry chorizo (about 3 ounces), thinly sliced
- 1 tablespoon chopped tarragon
- 1 tablespoon chopped parsley
- 1 small head of frisée, tender white and light green leaves only
Put the ricotta in a fine sieve set over a bowl. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight. Discard the liquid in the bowl. Wipe out the bowl, add the thickened ricotta and stir in 1 tablespoon of the olive oil and season with salt and pepper.
Preheat a grill pan. Lightly brush both sides of the bread slices with oil and grill, turning once, until toasted, about 3 minutes. Transfer the toasts to a platter and rub them with the whole garlic clove.
In a small bowl, toss the red onion with 2 tablespoons of the balsamic vinegar and let stand for 10 minutes; drain the onion, discarding the vinegar. Meanwhile, in a small saucepan, boil the remaining 1/4 cup of balsamic vinegar until reduced to 1 tablespoon, about 5 minutes.
In a medium skillet, combine the remaining 2 tablespoons of oil with the minced garlic, chorizo, tarragon and parsley. Cook over low heat, stirring occasionally, just until warmed through, about 5 minutes.
Spread the ricotta on the toasts and top with the warm chorizo. Garnish with the frisée and pickled onions. Drizzle with the reduced balsamic vinegar and serve.


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St. Makarios of Corinth
On the 17 April on the Church's calendar, we celebrate the memory of St Makarios (Notaras) of Corinth (1731-1835), one of the Kollyvades Fathers.
His life was written by St. Athanasios of Paros. According to St Athanasios, the young St Makarios belonged to the wealthiest, most influential family in Corinth, 'the noble, ancient, and brilliant House of Notaras, which can be traced back to the Senate of the Byzantines' , and the most famous of whom is probably Loukas Notaras, the last Grand Duke of the Empire. He was educated in 'sacred letters and Greek learning', and—'From his early youth he began to show signs that he had no inclination whatsoever for worldly things, but tended only towards the spiritual. He lived with the greatest piety, eagerly attending church services and shunning the company of youths and worldly vanity'
He used to give liberally to the poor, and eventually fled for a time to the Mega Spelaion Monastery in the Peloponnesus. His father, however, had him brought back, and, forcibly returned, 'he occupied himself with the reading and study of Divine Scriptures as well as other instructive and edifying books' . He also volunteered to teach without pay at the school of Corinth for six years.
Finally, in 1764, the people of Corinth with one accord elected 'the virtuous Makarios' to be consecrated Archbishop by Patriarch Samuel I in Constantinople. St Athanasius tells us:
Like Gregory the Theologian, he reflected that 'he did not receive the office of Bishop as an unexamined power' and as a means to enjoyments and the acquisition of wealth, but as a supervision and fatherly concern for the security and salvation of his spiritual flock, for which he was to be held accountable to the Supreme Shepherd, the Lord and God of all.
Accordingly, he set about preaching to the people, ridding the Church of corruption and ineffectual priests, ordaining virtuous and educated priests who were canonically qualified (and sending the unqualified candidates to monasteries for education and training), distributing catechisms and baptismal fonts adequately sized for proper Baptisms, and planning the establishment of schools 'throughout his province'
Unfortunately, the holy Hierarch was forced to flee with his family in 1768 during the Russo-Turkish War, and by the time he was able to return from exile, the Holy Synod ordained a new Archbishop of Corinth, giving St Makarios the right to serve anywhere he liked 'unhindered' . Eventually, he went to the Holy Mountain, 'But', as St Athanasios writes, 'he did not find this refuge by any means a calm harbor of salvation, as he had hoped, but on the contrary an agitated sea' . For it was at this time that St Macarius become involved in what became known as the Kollyvades controversy. As Cavarnos writes, 'St Makarios' demand for a strict adherence to the Orthodox Tradition, his efforts to rid the Church of unwarranted and bad innovations, and to bring the Greeks back to the early Christian practices are clearly seen in his connection with the Kollyvades movement'
After enduring threats by those monks opposed to the strict stance of the Kollyvades (St Makarios famously told them, 'I myself have neither performed nor will ever perform a memorial service for the dead on a Sunday' , the holy Hierarch left for Patmos, where he met with other Fathers who had left the Holy Mountain because of the controversy: 'the most holy fathers Niphon of Chios, a priest-monk, Gregory of Nisyros, and Athanasios of Armenia' (p. 50). After the death of his father, St Macarius was summoned to Hydra to divide the inheritance with his brothers. The holy Hierarch gave his brothers his share of the money, and promptly burned all of his father's promissory notes, 'thus freeing a great many people from debt' .
It is at this point that St Athanasius speaks of the publishing activities of St Macarius. It seems that it is rather difficult to disentangle the rôle played by the Saint in various publications from that of the other Kollyvades. With regard to the Philokalia, perhaps the most famous product of the movement, the editors of the English edition are content simply to say, 'It was compiled in the eighteenth century by two Greek monks, St Nikodimos of the Holy Mountain of Athos (1749-1809) and St Makarios of Corinth (1731-1805), and was first published in Venice in 1782' (The Philokalia, Vol. 1, trans. G.E.H. Palmer, et al. [London: Faber, 1983], p. 11). St Athanasius tells us that St Macarius went to Smyrna to meet Prince John Mavrogordatos of Moldo-Wallachia, and succeeded in persuading him to fund the publication of the Philokalia as well as the Holy Catechism of Metropolitan Platon of Moscow (in addition, St Athanasius tell us, 'As a result of the teaching of this divine Father, he [the prince] transformed his house into a holy dwelling through Vesper Services and Matins, and the strict observance of the traditional fasts'.)
With regard to the Evergetinos, Cavarnos mentions that St Macarius encouraged St Nicodemus to prepare the text for publication, and found a donor in the person of John Kannas. St Athanasius refers to the important Kollyvades text, Concerning Frequent Communion of the Immaculate Mysteries of Christ ( and quotes a letter from Patriarch Neophytos to St Makarios where the former calls it 'your work' (p. 59). But Cavarnos notes that St Nicodemus gave it 'its final form' , and Fr Dokos writes that the latter's early biographers agree that he 'edited, corrected, and expanded it' (Frequent Communion, p. 26, n. 12; Fr Dokos also mentions the suggestion that a 'Neophytos Kavsokalyvites' may have been involved . Finally St Athanasius tells us the the holy Hierarch collected the 'lives of holy Ascetics and Martyrs, both ancient and modern, to which he gave the title New Leimonarion'
After his departure from the Holy Mountain, apart from brief trips to Ikaria and Patmos, St Macarius settled in a hermitage on the island of Chios. There, according to Cavarnos—
. . . he spent the rest of his years, from 1790 to 1805, in the quiet of his hermitage, subjecting himself to severe ascetic struggle, practicing interior prayer, writing books, confessing and counseling people, instructing them in the true Faith, inciting them to virtue, and offering material help to those in need.
It was at this point that St Macarius took up one of his most interesting vocations—the 'training' of Martyrs. Cavarnos mentions that he probably played a rôle in the publication and dissemination of a predecessor of the New Leimonarion called the New Martyrologium which St Athanasius tells us inspired such New Martyrs as Theodore of Byzantium and Demetrios the Peloponnesian. More importantly, however, St Athanasius writes that 'he readily received all, and not only encouraged them with words, but also kept at his hermitage for many days those who were in need of further preparation, training and strengthening them through fasts and prayers' . St Athanasius writes:
Now it is just for us to regard the trainer of these gloriously triumphant Martyrs, the holy Macarios, as belonging among them and as being a Martyr in principle. . . . And just as the crown of righteousness is laid up for the Martyrs, according to the Apostle Paul, because they finished the course and kept the faith, so it is laid up for the holy Macarios, as a co-worker, fellow contender, and helper of them through his advice and zeal in deed as well as in word.
But, as St Athanasius emphasises, this martyric spirit in St Macarius was also joined with a deep practice of inner prayer and a love of fasting and seclusion, in other words, a monastic spirit. Concerning the holy Hierarch's prayer life, for instance, he tell us:
The divine Fathers teach that prayer is a converse with God. Now those of us who have heard the holy Macarios in church reading the Psalms and other parts of Holy Scripture all confess that his reading was indeed a converse with God. Being undisturbed, quiet and calm, it undoubtedly reached the hearing of the Lord of Sabaoth. And if we all confess this about his common reading and prayer in church, much more must it be understood about his private prayer—that prayer which is more mystical, separated from every material circumstance and human association. Surely at such times, he lifted up to God's hearing not only what he uttered with his lips, but also all his pious and beautiful thoughts.
St Macarius fell asleep in the Lord in the year 1805.
Apolytikion of the holy Hierarch (Mode 1)
Let us faithful praise the shepherd of Corinth, the really Blessed one, who by God's providence, for reasons ineffable became Chios' great spiritual leader—him who shone through deeds, words, and prayers; for truly he received from God grace for healing the sick and driving away unclean spirits. Glory to the Father Who destined him, glory to the Son Who elevated him, glory to the Spirit who acts through him.
Constantine Cavarnos's St Macarios of Corinth, Vol. 2 in Modern Orthodox Saints (Belmont, MA: Institute for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies, 1993)
See also:
The inner unity of the Philokalia and its influence in East and West


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