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Cystic Fibrosis Training
Pediatric Cystic Fibrosis Center
Karen, McCoy, M.D., Director
Over 200 patients
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Over 200 patients
Inpatient and Outpatient Care experiences allow development of expertise identifying and treating common, and rare, clinical challenges seen in the Cystic Fibrosis population
Support from outstanding collaborative group of secretaries, nurses, dieticians, social workers, genetic counselors, psychologists, respiratory therapists, and ENT practitioners
General Pulmonary Training
Remarkably varied patient population cared for in both hospital and outpatient settings
Pulmonary Inpatient Service cared for on pulmonary specialty floors – with respiratory therapy and experienced nursing support
Pulmonary Consult Service follows patients referred from wide breath of services, including ENT, General Pediatrics, Hematology/Oncology, Critical Care, and others – reflecting the breadth and depth of Nationwide Children's Hospital itself
Pulmonary Fellow's Clinic allows fellows to follow their own patient populations (comprising a spectrum of clinical issues, from complex patients often identified during hospital stays, as well as more "straightforward" patients referred by local primary care physicians)
Diverse patient populations include patients with:
Infantile wheezing
Asthma control issues
Bronchopulmonary dysplasia
Chronic mechanical ventilation
Neuromuscular disease
Thoracic dystrophy disorders
Complex pulmonary/Airway disorders
Aspiration syndromes
Pulmonary malformations
Pulmonary disease related to immunocompromised states
Many others
State of the Art Diagnostic techniques
Flexible bronchoscopy with dedicated lab and respiratory therapists
Infant pulmonary function testing
Controlled ventilation HRCT
Aggressive and innovative radiology department supports multiple other diagnostic and therapeutic endeavors
Pediatric Pulmonary Sleep Laboratory
Research Training
Research pursuits ranging from clinical to bench, along with scholarly activities focused on educational or public health pursuits supported
Wide range of research pursuits readily available via ties with
The Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital, our on-site state of the art research facility, serves as a home to more than 100 principal investigators engaging in basic science and clinical research.
The Ohio State University, particularly the OSU Division of Pulmonary, Allergy, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine
Internal research activities including those associated with the Cystic Fibrosis Therapeutic Development Network and Asthma Clinical Research Center
Scholarly Oversight Committee actively involved in guiding progress, along with research mentor
3 year program
18 months clinical experience
6 months of inpatient service
6 months of consult service
6 months of "focused" experience including
1 month of Sleep Medicine
5 months of elective study – options include Respiratory Therapy, Pharmacology, Allergy/Immunology, Pediatric Transplant, Radiology/Pathology studies, Palliative Care and others
18 months dedicated to research
Distribution of month to month scheduling flexible, to meet needs and priorities of fellow
Time and funding allotted for national meetings
Upon successful completion of the program, the fellow has met the training requirements for Pediatric Pulmonology certification by the American Board of Pediatrics.
Combined Internal Medicine/Pediatrics Pulmonary Training Program
Support of Combined Programs (e.g. Pediatric Pulmonary/Allergy, or Pediatric Pulmonary/Neonatology) on a candidate by candidate basis
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Reimer stops 49 shots as Leafs hold on to beat Capitals in shootout
Joffrey Lupul scored the shootout winner and James Reimer made 49 saves to lift the Toronto Maple Leafs to a 2-1 victory over the Washington Capitals on Saturday night.
Reimer stopped three of the four shots he faced in the shootout after the Leafs were outshot 50-28 in regulation and overtime.
Toronto took the lead at 10:08 of the second period when David Clarkson scored on a power play. His redirection goal came on just the Leafs' second shot of the second period and 12th of the night.
Alex Ovechkin tied it with his NHL-leading 20th goal of the season at 15:50 of the third.
Eric Fehr scored in the shootout for the Capitals. James van Riemsdyk and Lupul scored for the Leafs.
Capitals center Mikhail Grabovski was playing his first game in Toronto since the Leafs bought out the final four years of his contract during the offseason. He didn't leave on great terms because of some disparaging comments he made about coach Randy Carlyle, but he expressed nothing but positive emotions Saturday about being back.
"I'm really happy to be here," Grabovski said. "I'm happy to be around my friends who love me before and I love them, family, friends. Like home ice, my old home ice."
Grabovski had a scary moment late in the second period when he took an inadvertent skate to the face from Clarkson as he was falling and the Leafs winger was skating by. Grabovski remained on the ice for a while as play continued and skated quickly to the bench after the whistle, leading to the crowd of 19,473 showering him with boos.
The Capitals said Grabovski needed 20 stitches to repair two separate cuts. He returned early in the third period.
Clarkson seemed to be everywhere Saturday night, making plays on a line with Nazem Kadri and Lupul.
It paid off on the power play in the middle frame.With Fehr in the penalty box for interference, Clarkson had a perfect tip of Jake Gardiner's shot from the point that beat Braden Holtby midway through the second.
The NHL's situation room took a look and called it a good goal.
"Video review was inconclusive in determining whether David Clarkson's stick contacted the puck below the height of the crossbar," the league said in a statement.
Just over a minute after scoring, Clarkson hit the outside of the post. Later in the period he took a hit from Capitals right winger Joel Ward and appeared to be in pain as he went to the bench, but he didn't miss a shift.
Clarkson also took an interference penalty early in the third.
It looked like Clarkson would be far more influential in the game than Ovechkin, who typically brings his A-game on "Hockey Night in Canada." He was dangerously close to his season low in shots (three) but managed to get the job done.
NOTES: Toronto defenseman Paul Ranger was a healthy scratch as Mark Fraser returned after missing time with a knee injury. Ranger had played all 22 games going in and had one goal, five assists and a plus-4 rating. … Martin Erat was scratched for Washington in favor of Fehr.
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Lubbock Christian University
at Cameron (Okla.) Classic
When: Today, Saturday.
Where: Aggie Gym, Lawton, Okla.
LCU games: 6 p.m. today vs. Cameron, Okla. (2-1); 2 p.m. Saturday vs. Central Oklahoma (2-2). Other games: Oklahoma Christian vs. Central Oklahoma, 2 p.m. today; Oklahoma Christian vs. Cameron, Okla., 6 p.m. Saturday.
Notable: LCU (4-2) is coming off a seventh-place finish at the eight-team Queens Classic last weekend in Plainview. The Lady Chaparrals lost to Southern Nazarene (92-62) and Wayland Baptist (70-61) and beat Southwestern Oklahoma State (79-63). ... The team continues to get good inside-outside balance. Center Mamy N'Kolomoni and forward Shelbye Williams average 19.0 and 14.0 points per game, respectively, and guards Ginger Armacost and Tabitha Qubty average 13.2 and 10.2 ppg. ... N'Kolomoni is averaging a double-double with an additional 10 rebounds per game. ... Cameron visits LCU for a game at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Eastern New Mexico
at Adams State (Colo.)
When: 8 p.m. CST today.
Where: Alamosa, Colo.
Notable: This is the second game of a home-and-home series the two teams are playing this week. Adams State won 66-59 Wednesday night in Portales, N.M. Eastern New Mexico (1-3) missed its final five shots, and Adams State (3-0) scored the last six points. ... Shannon Meece, a 5-9 guard, averages 21 ppg for the Grizzlies. Carrie Miller, a 5-10 forward, averages 16 ppg., and 5-4 guard Amy Ziegler averages 14.3 ppg. ... ENMU is getting 11.3 ppg from 6-0 center Katheryne Hickman and 9.5 ppg from 6-0 guard Sharon Max.
LCU, Wayland Baptist
at Lions Pioneer Classic
When: Today, Saturday.
Where: Hutcherson Center, Plainview.
Schedule: Today, LCU vs. New Mexico Highlands, 1:30 p.m.; Wayland Baptist vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State, 6:30 p.m. Saturday, LCU vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State, 12:30 p.m.; Wayland vs. New Mexico Highlands, 5:30 p.m.
Notable: LCU is off to a 4-0 start. The Chaparrals were the only team to go 2-0 in the Chap Classic last weekend at the Rip Griffin Center. They won against Jarvis Christian 105-84 and against McMurry 81-65. In the latter game, Chris Roberts and Kevin Kinner each scored 13 points coming off the bench. ... Forward James Omondi, a 6-5 senior, leads the team with a 15.8 scoring average. Also in double digits are 6-4 F Rick Henderson (11.3), 6-0 G Bobby Middleton (10.8) and 6-2 G Aric Garrett (10.3). ... Wayland (4-2) also played at the Chap Classic last weekend, losing to McMurry 87-86 and beating Jarvis Christian 92-76. ... Six-5 F Sean Parker is shooting 60.2 percent from the field (50-of-83) and averaging 23.3 ppg. Also in double figures are 6-0 G Josh Padgett (12.3), 6-5 F Ryan Jama (11.8) and 6-6 F Jeff Caha (11.0).
Eastern New Mexico
at St. Edward's Classic
When: Today, Saturday.
Where: Austin.
ENMU games: vs. St. Edward's, 7 p.m. today; vs. Incarnate Word, 5 p.m. Saturday.
Notable: ENMU is coming off a 90-50 loss Wednesday night at New Mexico. The Lobos made 11 of their first 14 shots and used a 16-point run to turn a 4-4 tie into a 20-4 lead. ... Forward Brenton Robinson had a 15-point game for the Greyhounds, improving his scoring average to 10.4 ppg. ... UNM held Greyhounds scoring leader Kevin Iverson (14.8 ppg) to four points. ENMU also looks to guards Rudy Charles (12.2 ppg) and Brandon Ridenour (10.2).
South Plains College
at Lamar (Colo.) College Classic
When: Today, Saturday.
Where: Lamar, Colo.
South Plains games: vs. Otero (Colo.) Junior College, 6 p.m. today; vs. Lamar (Colo.) College, 8 p.m. Saturday.
Notable: This is South Plains' fourth consecutive weekend to play in a tournament. The Texans (7-1) won the four-team Neosho County (Kan.) College Classic last Saturday. They went 2-1 in the tournament, but won a tiebreaker based on point spreads against Neosho County and Salt Lake (Utah) College, who also went 2-1. ... The Texans are outscoring their opponents by an average of 99-77. They are averaging 9.25 3-point goals per game on almost 29 attempts. ... South Plains has five players averaging double digits: 6-7 F Jonathan Woods (16.4 ppg), 6-6 F Renaldo Major (14.2), 6-5 F Allen Holcomb (12.9), 6-1 G Pierre Monaghan (12.4) and 6-0 G Royce Bryan (11.1). Antoine Jackson, a 6-8 F, is averaging 9.6 ppg and 6.0 rebounds, which is second on the team.
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WEDDING -- Sharline Talbott Centeno and Russell Shane Rogers were united in marriage March 9 during a 3:30 p.m. double ring ceremony performed at 63 Orange St. Bed and Breakfast, Betty Crosby, notary, officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Thomas Laquimon Centeno, Jacksonville, and the late Wilmay Elaine Centeno.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a halter-neck backless floor-length dress of white Schiffli lace. She carried a bouquet of white roses and baby's-breath.
Their daughter, Searra was ring bearer, and Alexis and Danielle Gencher were flower girls.
Shannon Rogers, brother of the bridegroom, was best man.
Following the wedding, champagne and cake were served at the bed and breakfast, after which the newlyweds enjoyed a carriage ride before hosting a dinner at La Parisienne.
The newlyweds are now residing in Jacksonville.
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Superfit Karrie Houghton's life changed overnight when she was struck with a rare illness that left her paralysed. RACHEL HURST finds out about her battle back to health
"I went to see the on-call GP on Thursday night, by Sunday, I couldn't walk."
Being struck down by a paralysing illness turned fitness fanatic Karrie Houghton's world upside down.
For someone so active in her "normal" life, keen on running and figure skating, the development of a rare and serious condition came out of the blue.
The 21-year-old, from Hoghton near Preston, was on a work placement for her studies in nursing at UClan in November last year when she picked up a "bit of a virus".
"I thought I had recovered from it then I had the most horrendous back pain and shooting pains down my legs," she said. "I had tingling in my lips, face, tongue, feet and I couldn't event lift my arms up in the shower to wash my hair."
Karrie was admitted to the Royal Preston Hospital suffering from Guillain-Barré syndrome, where the body's immune system attacks part of the nervous system.
Two days later she was paralysed.
"I couldn't move from my chest down," says Karrie. "My heart would keep stopping randomly as the nerves that controlled my heart rate became damaged so I was fitted with a pacemaker.
"My ability to swallow was affected too so I was fed via tube because I would have choked if I'd have tried to eat and when the muscles that allowed me to breathe were affected, I was transferred to ICU."
After four weeks, Karrie left ICU and went back to the ward where her mum, Vicky Baker, helped with her intensive physiotherapy.
"My mum would move my legs for me to try and help me build up the muscle again because I was determined I would get to go home on Christmas Day," says Karrie.
The day before Christmas Eve, Karrie managed to slide herself into a wheelchair by herself which meant, for just one day, she could spend some quality time with her family outside of the hospital walls.
"I actually cried because I was so happy I could go home and even though I was back in the hospital that night I was just so happy I'd gone home because the doctors told me it wasn't going to be possible."
As part of her rehabilitation, Karrie's nurses set her the task of listing down achievable goals to keep her focussed during her stay in hospital.
"My short term goals were to go home and try and eat a meal without chucking food everywhere," adds Karrie.
"Long term, I wanted to run the Manchester 10k."
Now, to raise money for the Guillain-Barré and Associated Inflammatory Neuropathies (GAIN) charity and the MS society, Karrie is planning a year long list of events, starting with the Preston 10km run this September as well as a walk up Ben Nevis, the 'Mudderella' obstacle course, The BUPA Great North Run and, the Manchester 10k.
"I had lost over two stone in hospital and most of the muscle in my legs and core had wasted away but by New Year I took my first few steps after three months in bed and in January I was finally discharged from hospital," says Karrie
"I went back to swimming and ice skating and running and am feeling about 95 per cent back to normal, I've just got the little five per cent to go.
"My grandad kept a log of all the time I was in hospital and it's pretty scary to read about what happened when I wasn't fully aware but now I'm looking forward to getting back to studying.
"Though I had to miss out on my second year, I feel like what happened to me has given me a different perspective – now I know how it feels to be the patient."
n You can sponsor Karrie in her pursuits by visiting her Virgin Money Giving page at uk.virginmoneygiving.com/Karriehoughton.
You can also follow her progress via her Twitter account: @Karriehoughton.
* The frightening Gullian-Barré syndrome explained
Guillain-Barré syndrome is a rare and serious condition of the peripheral nervous system that occurs when the body's immune system attacks part of the nervous system.
The exact cause of Guillain-Barré syndrome is unknown. However,around 60 per cent of people develop the condition shortly after having a viral or bacterial infection. It is thought infection may trigger the immune system to attack nerve roots and peripheral nerves. The symptoms of Guillain-Barré syndrome usually develop one to three weeks after a minor infection, such as a cold, sore throat or gastroenteritis and symptoms often start in your feet and hands before spreading to your arms and then your legs.


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OSWEGATCHIE, N.Y. — The father of two Amish girls abducted in northern New York last week said he feels sorry for the two people accused of kidnapping and sexually abusing his daughters.
The parents of the 7- and 12-year-old sisters spoke to the Johnson Newspapers at their home in Oswegathcie on Sunday, two days after Stephen Howells Jr. and Nicole Vaisey were charged with kidnapping with the intent to physically or sexually abuse the girls.
"It's sad," the 44-year-old father said. "They must have ruined their whole life."
The Associated Press is not naming the family members because it generally does not identify victims of sexual abuse.
The sisters were abducted Wednesday from a farm stand in front of the family's home near the Canadian border. They were set free by their captors about 24 hours later and turned up safe at the door of a house 15 miles from where they were taken.
Howells and Vaisey were arrested Friday. Authorities say the couple sexually abused the girls before letting them go. St. Lawrence County District Attorney Mary Rain says additional charges are likely this week.
Lawyers for the suspects could not be reached by phone on Monday, but Vaisey's lawyer, Bradford Riendeau, told The New York Times that she was in an abusive relationship with Howells.
The Amish couple, who have 14 children, did not express any anger toward the suspects.
A 19-year-old sister told the newspaper group, which includes the Watertown Daily Times, that her younger siblings were not speaking much about their ordeal. The mother says she is grateful to have her girls back home, but daily life has not yet returned to normal.
"We feel relieved we have them," the mother said. "It's still not like it was."


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In one definition, postmodernism in art and literature is what you get when you combine modernism's radical experimentation with pop culture's easy appeal. This term has been used to describe works from Andy Warhol's paintings of Campbell's soup cans and Jean Baudrillard's critical essays on Disneyland to Thomas Pynchon's paranoid novel about postal conspiracy, The Crying of Lot 49. Theorists of the postmodern have argued that it represents not only a radical change in aesthetic sensibilities, but a fundamentally new relationship between art, language, and society. In this tutorial, we will read some of the most important theoretical essays defining the postmodern (essays which themselves often embrace this playful and sometimes ironic style), and we will pair them with artistic texts that are said to illustrate the features of postmodernism. The latter will be mainly novels and short stories from various countries, but one feature of this theory is a flattening of the distinction between high and low culture as well as between the written and the visual, so we will also examine examples from architecture, visual art, and/or broader pop culture. Along the way will ask whether global theoretical paradigms like postmodernism can help us understand other cultures better (by locating them within a single universal system), or whether this approach conceals important cultural differences. Texts will include essays by Jean Baudrillard, Fredric Jameson, Jean-Francois Lyotard, and others; novels and short stories by writers like Don DeLillo, Jorge Luis Borges, Italo Calvino, and Murakami Haruki; painting and sculpture associated with Pop Art and Superflat; the architecture of Williamstown area museums; etc. Writing assignments will focus on reading the theoretical texts critically and applying their ideas to the artistic texts in creative and interesting ways. Open to sophomores as well as advanced students. Emphasis will be on understanding and engaging the criticism that we read, and comparing the critical and fictional texts creatively in a way that sheds light on both.
Class Format: tutorial; after an introductory lecture meeting, students will meet with the instructor in pairs for approximately an hour each week
Requirements/Evaluation: a 5-page paper every other week (five in all); responses to their partners' papers in alternate weeks
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Prerequisites: a 100-level literature course (Comparative Literature, English, etc.) and sophomore standing or higher, or permission of the instructor
Enrollment Preference: students majoring in a discipline related to critical theory (or considering such a major) and those with a demonstrated interest in the material
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Divisional Attributes: Division I,Exploring Diversity, Writing Intensive
Other Attributes: ENGL Criticism Courses
Enrollment Limit: 10
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After his recent show at SOB's in New York, SocietyandStyle.com dropped in on Curren$y backstage to find out about his release, "3 Piece Set," and what it's like working with producer Thelonious Martin. Based on Spitta's affinity for fashion, S&S asked the emcee to compare his last album to a sneaker.
This leads to a brief haberdasher-like riff as Curren$y speaks on the album having "many different hats" due to its variety, and how that relates to his multipurpose shoe choice. Hey, it's definitely not your run-of-the-mill comparison to cars, guns or drugs. The pair top it off the interview with which rapper's longevity inspires him the most.


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I was recently in Superdrug on the search for a nice new nail polish. I usually go straight to the lovely and colourful Barry M stand, but this Collection Hot Looks range really caught my eye. It had such a wide range of colours, from super bright and neon shades to sweet pastels. When I looked at the price and saw they were only £1.97 each or 2 for £3, I was really impressed and decided to purchase a couple. I chose a lovely barbie-like bright pink (Hoola Hoop) and a more subtle cute pastel pink (Candyfloss).
Once I'd brought the polishes home, I decided to investigate and opened one. As they were on the cheaper side, I wasn't too sure about what to expect from them. To my surprise, the polishes were of a really lovely formula. They also had a much larger and thicker than average applicator brush which I really like as it makes the application process a lot smoother and easier. Unfortunately, the polishes do have a strong chemically smell, but then I am yet to find any that haven't!
For me, the thing I dread the most in regards to painting my nails is the waiting around afterwards for them to dry, where you can't really do anything in fear of
smudging them. Luckily, this polish claims to be fast drying and it really is! It took under a minute for my nails to dry which I consider as a massive bonus of this product.
In terms of the lasting power of this nail polish, sadly this is where its slight downfall is. It starts to chip after a day or two on my fingernails and only about a day longer than this on my toenails. Saying this though, most of my other nail polishes don't honestly last much longer.
Overall, this is a really lovely collection featuring a colour to suit everybody's taste. It is a very nice formula which glides smoothly onto nails and looks beautifully shiny and glossy on. Unfortunately it isn't super long-lasting but with all the other benefits of the product, I think it's good value for money and well worth the price.
I have been wearing and trying out different nail polishes for years and years. I have tried most nail polish brands. I have tried most of the collection 2000 make up products because of the price, so thought I must try their nail varnishes too! I am a big fan of collection 2000 products because of their high quality for a low cost. These affordable products can be bought at most make up shops. About a year ago I bought most colours of these collection 2000 got looks nail varnishes. I liked how bright and vibrant the colours of the polishes looked in the bottles. They looked nice in the shop so I decided to buy them. I did end up wearing these nail polishes a lot because I did not have as much money as I do now, and was still experimenting with cheaper nail varnishes. Looking back now that I have tried higher quality nail polishes I see how bad this one was. The colour pay out was fantastic but the nail polish would chip off more and more each day. If I did my nails one day, the next day it would already have chopped on most fingers. This nail varnish really does not last long on your nails. It does my last long in the bottle either, the bottles are really small so you get a use or two out of this bottle and then it goes all dried up. The size of this bottle is tiny which I think may be the problem. Because of this I rate them a 2/5. They are cheap but not long lasting.
I've spent the last few days sorting out my nail varnishes, discarding the ones that have dried up (some of them are crazily old) and testing them out one by one to ensure the ones I kept are still in useable condition. This Hot Looks nail varnish is at least five years old and amazingly it's still in perfect condition, so much so that when I tested it out last night I decided to do all of my nails in it instead of the one tester nail and I'm still wearing it now!
Mine is called Shameless, it's a glittery green colour which although not a shade I'd usually choose is very up to date (the old thing about fashions going round in a big circle!) and looks really gorgeous on my semi-long nails. This shade isn't available now so I won't bang on about the colour, but the Hot Looks nail varnishes are still being produced and sold in Boots with seven shades currently available.
The nail varnish is easy to apply thanks to a combination of a good consistency and a brush that's the perfect length for obtaining a neat and tidy finish, the lid of the bottle (which obviously doubles up as the brush handle) is a little short and stubby which I know was an issue for my daughter when she used to use this nail varnish but personally I find it fine to hold - I'm a big fan of Nails Inc nail varnish though and feel that once you've got used to holding their crazily shaped lids you'll managed with just about any brush!
Longevity isn't wonderful and that's why this nail varnish has been relegated to sitting on the shelf rather than being used despite the fact I've loved the colour from day one. You'll get a day out of it but on day two even with two coats of varnish and a top coat you'll find it starting to chip, being 'careful' doesn't help as daily life alone is enough to distress this nail varnish to chipping point - one night I remember applying it before bed and by the time I got up one of my nails had chipped, it wasn't a swinging from the lightshades night either so I have no idea why it happened! That just sums up how useless this lovely nail varnish is at staying in place though, and that's why it'll only be used for nights out and stuff as I know I'll need to remove it the next day.
£1.99 is the current price for Hot Looks which is about all I'd expect to pay for a nail varnish that lasts for less than 24 hours - however gorgeous the colour!
I bought this Collection Hot Looks nail varnish because I was looking for something to match with an outfit for a party. I wanted a shade that was glitzy and glamorous and when I saw this 'Shimmey Shake' it looked perfect. This is the shade, number 52, that I'll be reviewing here.
The bottle jumped out at me on the shelf as the polish was bright gold and sparkling in the store lights. It looked perfect for me. It's basically a clear polish with tiny shards of golden glitter in the formula. I actually thought it would be much thicker than it turned out to be. It's actually more like a top coat polish it's that thin. It shows no actual colour on the nail surface but the golden glitter sparkles all over. This means that you can either wear it on it's own as a metallic golden polish or you can paint it over the top of another polish. It's actually super versatile in this sense and I've found that it works well with many shades. It's actually a lot of fun to see what works and to find new combinations of colour and sparkle!
To wear the polish on it's own you really need two coats or else it's just not powerful enough and the glitter doesn't show up as much. Two coats enhances the depth of the sparkle and also strengthens the polish so that it doesn't chip off easily. The polish has a lovely shiny finish which makes my nails look healthy and bright. The surface of my nail feels a little bumpy with this particular polish since the glitter is loaded onto the nail surface. However, the uneven surface is invisible to the naked eye.
The polish comes in a rather small 8ml sized bottle with a tiny little applicator wand. The brush head is quite long and thick and I only need to pull it across the nail surface two or three times to cover the whole nail.
The polish lasts quite well and does not chip easily which means I can happily wear it for several days without having to reapply or remove.
What I've noticed is that the consistency of the nail polish changes for the worse over time. It has become gloopy and dry, the polish cracking up like a dry riverbed on the inside of the bottle. This does make it harder to apply as it is like a gluey substance.
At only £1.99 a bottle I think this is a reasonable nail polish and would buy it again and consider other shades in the range which has an enormous choice available. You can find these polishes at stores like Boots and Superdrug. I would recommend to ladies and girls who enjoy using nail polish.
Collection hot looks nail polish
I tend to buy nail polish en masse and try not to spend a fortune on them because I think, and certainly with me, they usually chip regardless on how much I have spent.
I bought this one in a dark pink colour, called starlet, which I liked because it is neither a red or a pink, but rather something in between. There are almost 30 colours available in total ranging from the usual suspects in pinks and reds but also featuring greens, blues, and yellow. Almost certainly to be something for everyone and for any occasion.
I bought mine from boots which may be the only place this polish is available from, and at £1.99 a bottle, it certainly isn't going to break the bank- worth stocking up on a few favourite colours.
The nail polish promises to dry in 60 seconds, so I was quite interested in how it performs on that front, since I am notoriously bad at applying nail polish at the very last minute and being surprised when it smudges!
As with all nail polishes it has a screw on and off lid,. The brush doesn't expect to be anything marvellous but it is a really good brush, just the right thickness and length and means that it is really easy to apply the nail polish. I also liked the fact that whilst the first coat isn't the true colour, it isn't far off the colour on the bottle, although to get the true colour, then two coats are required.
I tend to leave nail polish for about 15 minutes between coats ( if I have the time) to give it the chance to really dry out and so that it doesn't end up smudging or looking altogether too thick. However I found that with this one it really was dry in a couple of minutes. Not just touch dry and still a bit tacky ( I can't resist touching it) but really dry and ready for the next coat of polish.
Once the polish has been applied and with a top coat it does last a couple of days without, for me, starting to look jaded. I find that this, as with most other polishes starts to wear away at the tips of the nails after a day or so, and that for me is time to remove. It is easy to remove with my usual nail polish remover and doesn't require too much effort. When it is removed I like the fact that all of it is removed and it doesn't seem to stain my nails.
a cheap and cheerful nail polish which does what it promises to do. It is easy to apply and to remove and is available in lots of different colours. The nail polish is true to the colour as seen in the bottle and is a product I would certainly buy again
Thanks for reading
Daniela xx
As you can probably tell from my other reviews I am a nail polish fiend so I am always on the look out for new colours which is what led me to this Collection 2000 polish (the company has now rebranded to Collection). I was after a light grey colour as I had seen in magazines that it was the colour of the season and they had a nice light elephant grey.
***The packaging***
Collection 2000 nail polishes come in 8ml bottles with a black lid which has a slight curve to it (which makes it easier to grip). However, the handle is quite small and the brush itself is also small so you need three to four strokes to coat your nails.
***The polish***
The polish itself is quite thin so you will need more than one coat to get good coverage on the nail. The grey polish I have is slightly matte - it does have a sheen but isn't very shiny but that works well with the grey colour. However, it is a very unforgiving polish as you will need to apply it really well in order to get a good enough finish.
It also dries reasonably quickly as it was touch dry within about 3 minutes which isn't bad so you can apply it quickly for a night out. However, the one area that lets this polish down is its staying power. Without a top coat you are only going to get two days at most from this polish and to be honest mine starts to chip after a day. With a good top coat then you will get far more staying power but on its own it will chip easily.
There is a great range of bright fashion colours with this polish so is perfect if you are looking for a fun colour or something that is high fashion (for more classic nudes and reds etc I would go for a higher quality polish as I would want it to last better) that doesn't have to last a long time. I did find that after a about six months the polish had gone incredibly gloopy making it impossible to get a good finish (so much so that his polish has just gone in the bin after I tried it for my review) even after using a bit of nail polish remover to thin it down. However, at the price you can afford to chuck it away after a couple of months.
At around £1.99 from chemists and shops like Boots and Superdrug it is a cheap and cheerful nail polish and while it won't last long it is a good range for fashion colours and can last a while with a top coat. However, don't keep it for too long as it goes really gloopy. It is £1 cheaper then Boot's 17 and so could be a better investment then there brand.
I have bought a nail polish from Collection 2000's Hot Looks range occasionally over the last few years. I used to be able to wear only natural coloured polishes in my last job, and I couldn't find many of those under that label. I liked the low price though and I used to buy one every so often when I wanted something brighter for the weekend. While browsing on the Boots website I noticed that the range is said to be "newly formulated" and "improved". So I decided to buy one and see if that was true...
Collection 2000 announced some time ago that they would be changing their name to just Collection, but I still see the majority of items still carry the old name. The display in Wilkinson where I bought my latest bottles also still calls the company Collection 2000, but be aware this may change. The Hot Look polishes have been around for a while, although the packaging has slightly changed. They used to have a silver lid, but now it's black and the bottle's label design has also altered a bit. The main thing about the bottles are they are on the small side - 8ml. This is reflected in the price of around £1.99 so it doesn't bother me. The colours tend to be on the bright and bold side, so I normally look at the polishes when I want something more unusual. If you want a traffic stopping nail colour and Barry M doesn't provide it, I would look here instead! The colours I have are Retro which is purple, and Couture, a dusky pink and one of the more subdued offerings. The colours are meant to be high fashion so they do change from time to time.
Collection say the polish is quick drying [under 60 seconds], and that it gives an "exceptionally high gloss" finish. The latest polishes come with a new thicker brush to make application neater and faster.
I was a bit concerned when I read that the polish has an extra wide brush, because while I appreciate the neatness of one stroke application, I have relatively narrow nails and tapered thinner brushes suit me best. Thankfully, the new brush isn't very large in the flesh and while it splays out across my nail well, it doesn't get polish all over the skin around it. I can't say the brush is all that revolutionary but if you like thicker brushes like the Rimmel Pro ones, this will suit you. Over all I thought the polish has a slightly runny texture. It isn't the worst I have tried but it meant that the first coat looks a bit weakly pigmented. The Retro polish looked especially pale, whereas Couture was almost opaque. The bottle instructions do say to apply two coats and once I had I was happy with the finish. The polish is supposed to dry in under 60 seconds, which would be fast indeed. However, it wasn't that fast in my experience. It was still touch dry in a couple of minutes though, which is quick enough for me.
I wouldn't call the finish "exceptionally glossy" at all. Yes, there is gloss but it is no different from most other polishes. The gloss did stay as long as the polish though - I have noticed that whenever a polish colour seems to fade after application, it has been one that is supposed to offer a high shine finish. Overall the colours looked bold with 2 coats and the surface was sleek and neat. I find that it lasts about 4-5 days without chipping, which for me is the higher end of average wear, if I don't use a top coat. I didn't expect them to last so long, because I had always associated Hot Looks polishes with chipping rather fast. The company doesn't claim that the length of wear is something that has been improved, but perhaps it has. Of course, I would love it to last even longer than average but perhaps that is asking too much!
The one real significant problem I have had with the polishes is that they don't seem to last as well in the bottle if you don't use them up at once. I found that "Couture", which I bought first, had gone rather thick in a couple of months and didn't apply very well. I managed to restore it with a bit of nail polish remover dropped in the bottle, but I didn't expect it to deteriorate quite so soon.
I think that given the price paid it is O.K but not a real bargain because I think there are even cheaper polishes such as MUA which offer better pigment and length of wear. I don't agree that this polish is especially glossy, but it does dry fast, if not quite in a minute. If you want a bright colour, the Hot Looks polishes are worth a try,. However, if you want something very chip resistant, I would choose something else. I will still buy from the collection occasionally, when a colour catches my eye, but I will make sure it one that I will use up quickly as it doesn't seem to store well.
Available in Boots, Superdrug, Wilkinson, Tesco and elsewhere.
[This review is also on Ciao, under the same user name.]
General Information
Hot Looks is a nail polish by the brand 'Collection', previously known as 'Collection 2000'. You can buy 'Collection' products at most good drugstores and some large grocery stores, so the nail polish is quite available and easy to find. The product reatails at £1.99 and you get 8ml of polish so it's an affordable price for the amount you get. The nail polish is available in 18 shades (according to the Boots website), including both matte and metalic finishes. The selection of colours is vast, including both bright and dark colours.
The product comes in a small 8ml glass bottle with a screw off lid that holds the brush, like any other nail polish. The bottle is clear so you can see what colour you're buying which is important. Printed on the front of the bottle is the name of the brand, name of the product and the shade of the product stated clearly. The back contains an ingredients list, the amount of product you get and some warnings such as 'flammable'.
Applying the nail polish is easy. I find that this brush is very precise so I never get the polish anywhere but my nails. It seems to dry very quickly, however it claims to dry in just sixty seconds but it is a bit longer than that (a few minutes, maybe?). I do recommend applying two coats of the polish because one coat leaves the colour a bit pale and translucent. Two coats gives the full colour and a third coat isn't necessary. I usually apply a coat of clear polish after applying to give my nails a shiny finish and also to prevent the colour from chipping.
The colour looks lovely on my nails and lasts for about a week chip-free, which I think is a fair while. My nails look glossy and almost as if they'd been done professionally. The nails polish is easy to remove with nail polish remover and the colours don't seem to stain my nails as much as other polishes do.
I would definitely recomment this product. My nails look lovely at a very cheap price.
I bought two of these whilst in Boots one time and I had £5 pocket money, I decided on them simply because they were on an offer of a 2 for £3 so I could buy a Barry M Eyeliner too. ( I was young! I didn't realise being so cheap meant they'd probably rubbish!)
The bottles are not the nicest around, the lids are sliver and curve out a little at the top which is probably helpful for grip but didn't look nice. The bottle itself wasn't special but I did quite like the font of 'Hot looks' written on it at the time, now I look back and think it looks naff and cheap.
I chose a metallic pink and metallic yellow (but it wasn't gold) both colours had tiny silver glitter bits which added the metallic effects but I prefer polishes to have metallic colours instead of this. The brushes were quite thin and application was quite messy because of this, plus the polish was quite runny and took a while to try so would move around a lot and made it look patchy. Then when trying to apply another coat, the brush would stick to the tacky first coats and make dents and gaps and look awful and didn't give a smooth finish.
It took about three coats (and should only take two at the most!!) to even this out and then reach the colour of the polish inside as first it came out really pale, even after having shaken the bottle. Even so, three coats made the polish look quite thick and gloopy and not nice on my nails at all so I instantly had to remove it. The only good thing was that is didn't stain my nails as I didn't know at the time to use a basecoat first.
I don't think these polishes are even worth the £1.79 they are usually sold for as they were just useless and horrible in everyway, do not recommend at all!
After a 3 for 2 deal in Tesco I bought one of these along with other items.
The colour is ninja, a green colour not neon but like the colour of dooyoo.
The bottle retails for £1.79 a fairly decent price, you need a base coat along with this as it may stain your nails (That should have been made a bit more clear on the bottle) There's 8ml in the bottle.
The colour, or what colour? The results from this are very disappointing, the liquid is extremely runny and the brush is very fragile so you need to have a steady hand. One coat went on, the white of my nail is a bright green but my nails are more of a yellow green and it is very transparent. Certainly not the colour on the box. On applying the second coat the brush gets caught and splashes nail polish onto me and it takes a few wipes to get just the amount I need (and there's still some dripping off) the second coat doesn't make much difference but it's not as see through and the colour is shiny and its certainly quick drying. The solution is three or four coats later it is fairly close to the desired colour but it doesn't fully dry and stays sticky and comes off after an hours.
Overall, the fast dry is there but the colour is not there and it just doesn't stay on longer enough and could stain your nails.
I have to say I'm pretty impressed with the collection 2000 hot looks nail varnish line.
I've tried out four of the colours :
Vixen - I'm not sure whether this shade is sold any more, its a dark purplish pink with shimmer
Fruit Salad - a creamy orange colour
Hoola Hoop - a pale barbie pink
BMX Bandit - a colour which is similar to bluebells but less purple
The range also has the following shades:
- Show off
- Bongo Beat
- Mint Mojo
- Blue Hawaii
- Teeny Bikini
- Parma Violet
- Hip Hop
- Big Hair
- Spangles
- Button Moon
- Dynasty
- Ninja
- Lemon Soda
- Fruit Loop
- Milkshake
- Candy Floss
- Angel Wings
- Siren
(The shade names were found on the Boots website)
To apply, the nail varnish is fairly thick. I usually apply two coats to achieve an opaque look.
The nail varnish claims to be 'Fast Dry' although does not give a time frame like the 'Rimmel 60 Second Nail Polish'. It does dry fairly fast though but remains tacky just as long as a regular nail polish, meaning you still have to be careful with your hands for the next couple of hours to make sure you don't catch your nail on something.
The nail polish I find wears fairly well without a top coat. I start to notice chipping after a couple of days, which, in comparison to some other drug store bought nail varnishes is pretty good. I work in an office environment, I spend most of my time typing, so my nail varnish tends to chip faster.
Price wise this nail varnish is dead cheap.
In boots its only going to set you back £1.79, and you get 8ml of nail polish. The same amount as you find in 'Rimmel 60 Second' nail polishes.
As for the brush, its quite thick which I enjoy using, the handle too, is easy to hold.
To sum it up I really like these nail polishes, would defiantly buy more and would recommend them to people who like fun, bright and bold colours.
We have a huge load of different nail varnishes in our home, especially as my younger sister is now at that age where makeup is the best thing in the world.
I tend to be buying a silly amount of nail varnishes from just about everywhere, so when I bought a few from the collection range, it wasn't because I really 'needed' them, it was simply because the colours were a slightly different shade to any we have haha.
The nail varnishes from the collections range can be bought in a variety places, including Tesco's which is in fact where I purchased ours.
When we bought ours a few months ago, they were prices at around £1.80 per varnish but on a 3 for 2 offer.
This can also be bought in Boots and superdrug for around the same price.
The price isn't bad considering it against others which can go up to a fiver just for one pot of varnish! However having said this, I probably wouldn't pay more than what I paid for a nail varnish from this brand as I don't like much of their other makeup or beauty products.
I can say, Collections do quite a good range of colours which I haven't seen throughout any other brands.
I picked up three colours- Lilac-Dynasty, yellow- Lemon soda and a sort of soft green called Mint Mojo. I wouldn't usually go for such wild colours, but to be fair I did expect these to come out quite light and watery sort of the varnish I prefer to use on my nails.
I also like how there are various shades of certain colours available rather than there being just one shade of blue etc.
The range includes;
Show Off- Blue
Bongo Beat- A lighter Blue
Mint Mojo- Light green
Blue Hawaii- Blue
Teeny Bikini- Purple
Fruit Salad- Pink
Parma violet- Violet
Hip Hop- Orange
Big hair- Red
Spangles- Lime Green
BMX Bandit- Blue
Button Moon- Light Blue
Hoola hoop- Pink
Dynasty- Purple
Ninja- Green
Lemon Soda- Yellow
Fruit Loop- Pink
Milkshake- Purple
Candy Floss- Pink
Angel Wings- Light blue
Siren- Dark Pink
The variety may vary depending on where you shop, but I personally think the range is quite good. In fact if there was a tempting offer on one day, I may be tempted to try some more of the range as they are handy to keep in for those 'one off' occasions needing a nail varnish to match the outfit.
***Quality & Using***
These nail varnishes come in pots of 8ml which is about average, although I can't comment on how well one pot lasts as I no longer use my selection for reasons I will mention!
The pots are good enough to keep in to wear for occasions, but as I like to apply a nail varnish and have it last for at least a week, these nail varnishes certainly aren't my favourite.
When applying, I instantly disliked the quality of these varnishes. I can't actually tell if its the quality of the paint, or the rough material of the brush, but I did find it tricky to apply.
When trying to apply onto my nails, one stroke instantly showed gaps and lines on my nails from what looked like brush marks. The thickness of the paint also doesn't do much good either as when trying to smooth over the paint, the varnish becomes clumpy and for me it was impossible to get a smooth surface without any gaps.
Because of this, I had to apply two layers to fill in the gaps and a few of my nails look as if they had grinds of sand under the paint.
To be fair, when applying this varnish, it actually felt like I was painting wall paint onto my nails!
One good thing I have noticed with these varnishes compared to others from other brands is that the paint actually comes out just like you can see it in the bottle and it doesn't change colour when drying.
The drying time wasn't too bad and was probably prolonged with me needing to apply two layers. However I don't think the dry time was very good considering this paint is called 'fast dry'.
The day after applying my nail varnish, I went for a day at the seaside. Half way through the day, after having been for dinner and a little shopping, I noticed the varnish had peeled away at a lot of my nails and my nails were left looking hideous! I hadn't even been on the beach or using my hands for anything rough, so I really couldn't understand why my varnish had peeled away half way down my nails.
I ended up having to peel the rest of the varnish off, which fortunately was very easy and my nails looked plain again with no excess left around them.
The fact that the varnish peeled away throughout the day and was easily peeled away disappointed me.
A few of my nails left with varnish on actually hardened up the second day which possibly means the varnish hardens after a few days, but for me this isn't good enough! And even when hardened better, it is still easy to peel away.
I won't recommend these nail varnishes for anybody wanting a long lasting, easy to apply nice effective nail varnish. However I do think they are just about suitable enough for those one off occasions where you only need the varnish to last for the night out.
Some of the colours in the range are kind of wild, like the yellows and lime greens. These colours for me would only be worn if they matched an outfit for an occasion and I wouldn't wear it for any day to day activities.
So, overall this nail varnish is...
* Tricky to apply
*Doesn't last long
Yet it is;
*True to its colour
*Wide range available.
Thankyou for reading, I also post on Ciao
Banana nails anyone?
Flicking through a magazine recently I spotted a picture of a girl wearing bright yellow nail varnish. I own lots of varnishes - in blues and greens as well as the more usual reds and pinks - but yellow had never even crossed my mind before as a nail colour but, in this picture, I thought it looked great! I was so taken by it that I decided to go for it and try something a bit different. So off I went to Boots to find a yellow nail varnish. Unsurprisingly, despite the many brands of make-up on display in the store, the yellow varnishes were few and far between! I was also quite sure of what I was after - I didn't want a very bright, sunshine yellow - I wanted something more muted and toned down (if yellow nail varnish can ever really be described as muted!!!).
The very first yellow polish that caught my eye was in the Collection 2000 range. This make-up is well-known for being cheap and cheerful, and this varnish was definitely both of those things. The shade is called Lemon Soda and appeared to be the exact shade of muted yellow that I was after. Not one to act impulsively (honest...) I decided to check out the other brands on offer but the only other yellow varnish I spotted was over £6, and I really didn't want to spend this much money on something that could potentially prove to be an absolutely disastrous look for me. So back I went to my cheap as chips £1.89 Collection 2000 option.
Lemon curd
As mentioned, this isn't a bright in-your-face shade of yellow although it is quite bright! I would describe it as a creamy shade of yellow - a kind of lemon curd shade. I have light Asian skin so I hoped this would set off my 'natural tan' nicely! Although I was also concerned it may just make my sin look yellowy and, ultimately, make me look a bit sickly...
The bottle itself is the usual fare - clear with black writing and a black lid. The bottle tells me that this is fast dry varnish that has a high gloss finish, and I was advised to apply two coats for "maximum colour intensity".
Streaky mess
And they weren't kidding, as the first coat I applied went on very streaky and looked pretty awful! The nail varnish has a thick, paint-like texture and I was worried that, in this instance, I really had got what I had paid for and had picked up a bit of a stinker. But, as promised, the first coat dried quickly - I was impressed how quickly this dried actually - and I couldn't wait to apply the second coat. Toes crossed that the second coat would tidy up my streaky nails (I would have crossed my fingers but didn't want to smudge my yellow nails!).
Well second coat on, and I still wasn't very impressed. From a distance - i.e. as far as I could get my hands from my face! - the varnish looked really striking. The colour is brighter than it appears in the bottle and it is a very bright yellow which really can't be missed. But, up close, and my nails looked terrible! It was like I had applied yellow tippex to my nails. They were all streaky and uneven, and I could still see my nails through the streaked varnish.
Third time lucky?
In a desperate bid to sort out my nails, I applied a third coat, which is something I never do with nail varnish. Finally I achieved a decent non-streaky finish. However, I did have to apply a thick coat of varnish to achieve a decent look. Having used the varnish again since, I applied two coats but made sure they were quite thick coats - this helped me achieve the non-streaky look but, being thicker coats they did of course take longer to dry!
Overall I was obviously disappointed with the quality of this varnish - the texture really isn't the best, the varnish doesn't go on very smoothly and it requires a lot of polish to achieve a look that isn't streaky. You can definitely tell this is a cheap polish!
Funky - finally!
But on the plus side I LOVE the colour of this (once I finally got it to look okay!). It's a very bright colour and probably not as subtle as the shade I had in mind when I first went shopping, but I still think it looks good. I would describe it as a daffodil yellow! It is definitely quite a full-on colour and makes quite a statement - it's very eye-catching and people always comment when I wear it (and I think some people think it's plain odd). But I think it's a very fun colour and great for summer (whenever summer comes that is). And I was pleased that despite the poor quality when appying, the nail varnish did last a good few days before chipping.
Overall, this is not a shade for everyone but if you want something fun, funky and completely different then this is a good option - but beware that the quality is pretty poor!
If you walk into the popular cosmetics shops such as Boots or Debenhams the Collection 2000 Hot Looks Nail Polish are the small bottles that really stand out on the shelves. Nail polish is one of my main vices; the brighter the better! I didn't actually purchase my first Collection 2000 nail polish and instead purchased a mascara and a make-up brush by Collection 2000 and received a free nail polish-bargain!
I originally chose this nail polish in 'button moon' but have since gone on to purchase 'big hair' and 'lemon soda'. The names of the nail polishes sound great are a really innovative way to sell the nail polish as curiosity gets the better of the consumer and they just have to see how 'button moon' would look!
The nail polishes all come in small glass pots with plastic screw top lids. The bottles are transparent with the lids being black. The stickers on the front of the bottles stipulate what colour the nail polish is, the collection 2000 and hot looks logo, and the promise that the nail polish is 'fast dry'. The packaging is very eye-catching as the high pigmented nail polish is visible through the glass bottles.
The brush inside the lid of the nail polish is very soft and fans out with ease to paint your nails perfectly. The nail polish inside is quite thick but not sticky however 2 coats are still required to achieve a deep colour on the nail. I find that the polish dries properly within about 120 seconds although Collection 2000 say that it dries within 60 seconds. This is not a long time to wait for nail polish to dry but it'd be nice for Collection 2000 to change the time on the packaging as it's quite misleading.
The colours are very deep and bright therefore it is recommended that you use a base coat so that the pigment doesn't discolour the fingernail! I love all the colours that I have purchased from Collection 2000 and wouldn't hesitate to purchase more in the collection.
These nail polishes can be purchased from Boots and Superdrug amongst other online retailers for 1.89 a bottle. I think this is an inexpensive treat and reasonably priced for the quality of the finished look! Alternatively you can receive a free nail polish if you purchase 2 other items in the Collection 2000 range.
Overall, if you like brightly coloured nail polish for a reasonable price Collection 2000 is a definite option especially for upcoming summer holidays!
==Collection 2000 Hot Looks Nail Varnish==
Last week I felt the need for a little treat and since we are trying to save every penny at the moment I knew this treat had to be something cheap. So whilst browsing in Boots I came across this range of nail varnishes that had a few great colours and was a really reasonable price.
For £1.97p it was one of the cheapest nail varnishes that Boots had on their shelf if not the cheapest. The Boots store that I was in was only a small one yet they still had a good ten or so different shades of this nail varnish to choose from and I really struggled to choose but in the end opted fr the "Candy Floss" colour. This is a pastel type pink shade which is unlike any other shade of nail varnish I have as the colour is more of a solid one rather than being slightly translucent.
The bottle has a rather nice design and it has a "new" sticker on so I am guessing that this is a new range from the Collection 2000 brand. It states on the front that it is fast drying but I wasn't going to hold my breath too much as most of these nail varnishes that claim to be fast drying often aren't. However I I did find this one to be very fast and almost too fast as I would need to shake the bottle in between nails to get a really smooth and seamless finish on each nail because of the brush beginning to dry out slightly.
The brush is quite thick but it still takes 2 or 3 strokes to cover each nail but there are a fair few applications in the bottle as is it not a small nail varnish at 8 ml in volume.
I found the application a little difficult to do compared to most and I guess this is because of the solid type of colour that it is and it notices more if you are not perfect with the application (not so good after a few vodkas). It only needs one coat to have a good cover over each nail and this is another good thing because there is nothing more annoying that having to do toe and fingers twice as it takes forever and I invariably get it too thick and it sill need re-doing. However even though this nail polish isn't the easiest to apply I found that once on the look was really good and a lot better than the majority of other products like this I have.
The colour I chose was really nice and the bright candy pink colour made my skin look a little browner and made me appear more girly in my black outfit! The nail polish wasn't the strongest lasting although did do a few days without chipping and considering the price I wouldn't really expect too much more.
All in all I can't find much fault with the nail polish. The colour is bold an bright and although not easy to apply in the end is worth the effort for the affect. The little bottle is set to last a very good amount of time and for under £2 I feel a total bargain and one I would highly recommend. A top score of 5 out of 5 stars is in order for this nail varnish!
I do hope that this has been of some help/interest to you
Many thanks for taking the time to read


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I'm usually pretty even tempered, but when I read last week that Luigi Nono had once pulled a piece of his music from a concert upon learning that a work by Gian Carlo Menotti would also be on the program, it made me extremely angry. I believe composers have the right to do absolutely anything they want within their own pieces, but does that right include determining the context in which their music is heard?
We can't determine how anyone experiences our music. We can't guarantee that everyone in the audience is in rapt attention or is even open to the compositional language being explored in any given piece. That said, the music that gets played both before and after your own work can definitely have an impact on how the audience perceives your piece. I paid a lot of attention to Esa-Pekka Salonen's use of timbre in his Piano Concerto which the New York Philharmonic premiered under his direction last week. But perhaps that was due in part to the concerto being preceded by Ravel's orchestral version of Le tombeau de Couperin and the work being followed by Ravel's orchestration of Musorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, both of which are shining examples of timbral exploration. But what would have happened if instead the new concerto was surrounded by a Beethoven symphony and a work by Webern? Would I have paid more attention to Salonen's structural conceits?
Over the years, I've frequently had my own music played on multiple-composer concerts, and the egomaniac that lurks somewhere in my subconscious inevitably worried how the music would hold up against its companions on the program. At times, part of me secretly wished that the other pieces on the program were less interesting than mine (as if interest was quantitative), in the hope that my piece would stand out. But I've just as often hoped that none of the other pieces would be an embarrassment because if folks hated the other pieces, they'd probably wind up hating mine, too.
In the final analysis, both worries are silly and ultimately out of any individual's control. Most of the time, unless you have your own ensemble, curate your own series, or happen to be able to throw your weight around as Luigi Nono did, you rarely have the ability to choose who else gets to share the stage with you.


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Talk:LXF Community Conversion Project
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The names of the converted articles all seem to have .pdf extensions. Why? They are not pdf files any more! In fact, wouldn't it be even better if they were all given sensible names like KDE Development - Part 8 rather than the current LXF61.tut_kde.pdf ? -- Cheers, guy 19:25, 27 Sep 2008 (BST)
Is this project still going?
I have done a couple of conversions. I'm wondering if others are still working on it? --Ajlewis2 19:54, 18 Jan 2009 (UTC)
- For recent progress, check out the Special:Recentchanges page. People keep chipping in from time to time, though it looks like you are the only one at the moment. — Cheers, guy 12:59, 19 Jan 2009 (UTC)


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Congressman Garamendi & Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Peterson Bring Together Rice Farmers, Duck Hunters & Other Community Leaders at Willows Freeform Discussion
WILLOWS , CA – Congressman John Garamendi (D-Fairfield, CA) today invited House Agriculture Committee Ranking Member Collin Peterson (D-MN) and Val Dolcini, California State Executive Director of the United States Department of Agriculture, to join him in a freeform discussion with local rice farmers, duck hunters, conservationists, and agriculture industry leaders. Garamendi, recently appointed to the House Agriculture Committee, wanted to hear from his new constituents in the future 3rd Congressional District on their priorities for the farm bill and broader water policy moving forward.
"I want to thank Congressman Garamendi for inviting me to this event. It's always good to hear from American farmers, hunters, and others who depend on smart agriculture and conservation policy," said Congressman Collin Peterson, Ranking Member of the House Agriculture Committee. "I know how important California agriculture is to our nation's economy and food security, and I will take what I heard today with me as I work on a good bipartisan farm bill."
"Today we had a productive meeting, covering an array of issues important to the farmers and hunters in the new 3rd Congressional District," said Congressman Garamendi, a Member of the House Agriculture Committee. "Ranking Member Peterson has been working on these issues for years, and I think I speak for everyone at today's meeting when I say his expert perspective was very helpful and appreciated. I'm ready to go to Washington to make sure our region's priorities are reflected in the farm bill."
Congressman Peterson noted that the farm bill passed in a bipartisan fashion in the U.S. Senate and on the House Agriculture Committee. He noted that two major debates holding up final passage involve commodity pricing and food assistance, but he expressed hope that Republican leadership would bring the bill to a vote on the House floor soon.
At the meeting, some rice farmers expressed concern about widespread flooding in the region while noting that overall, despite their robust conservation efforts, water prices continue to rise even with decreased usage. Garamendi agrees with this concern and is the author of the SAFE Levee Act, which would help improve existing levees in rural areas, and he pledged to urge federal policymakers to provide further assistance for farmers engaging in water conservation projects.
Some noted that managed wetlands do not receive the same water discount as standard agriculture land, and Congressman Garamendi said he would encourage policymakers at the Public Utilities Commission and elsewhere to give managed wetlands the same off peak water rate that agriculture presently enjoys.
Many in the room were apprehensive over the proposal by Governor Jerry Brown to build two new peripheral tunnels at the expense of Northern California water rights holders. Garamendi noted that two million acre feet of water per day are pumped into the ocean. With investments that would cost far less than a new tunnel system, that water can be recycled and help alleviate water shortages statewide. Garamendi's SAFE Levee Act would require a cost-benefit analysis of Brown's Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP), which includes the peripheral tunnels, to develop a more robust understanding of the damage that would occur to the Delta, Sacramento River, and northern water sources.
Water storage is another policy that Garamendi is pursuing to address state water needs. Some at the meeting were concerned that the Sites reservoir and other water storage sites might run into obstacles with opposition from environmental groups, but Garamendi expressed optimism that Sites and most other water storage sites can be consensus projects with most environmental advocates on board.
California is the nation's second largest producer of rice, concentrated in counties north of Sacramento, including Colusa, Sutter, and Yuba. Rice farming and waterfowl habitats are intimately linked, since the watery conditions necessary for rice are also perfect habitats for ducks and other birds.
Garamendi is a fourth generation cattle rancher and farmer who lives in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta community of Walnut Grove. The new 3rd Congressional District, which Garamendi will formally represent beginning January 3rd, includes all or portions of Colusa, Glenn, Lake, Sacramento, Solano, Sutter, Yolo, and Yuba counties.


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Additionally, and we think most important, this new diesel uses a variable vein turbocharger which includes an industry-first (not just a segment first) exhaust brake to help with its expected heavy-duty loads, allowing for more controlled engine braking and less resulting brake wear. Along with this extremely efficient turbo/exhaust brake package is a new six-speed automatic transmission smart enough to know how to adjust to different empty and loaded torque loads. We especially like the thumb-controller switch that allows the driver to select or lockout specific gears. This is similar to the GM six-speed HD truck transmission, except you don't have to pull the column down into a separate Manual setting. As impressive as the new Cummins is, the biggest part of the power story here is how well the new transmission smoothes out the 1-2 shifts off the line (typically punishing in turbodiesels, empty or loaded) and 2-3 shifts at low speeds and wide-open throttle (think merging onto freeway from a dead stop with an 12,000 pounds trailer). But this powerful, efficient, and smart technology comes at healthy price.
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Firstly it's sad to see that everything has to be "Rated" these days, however here goes.... My wife was recently diagnosed with a fair sized tumour in her chest (between breasts) Dr.Karim Ghanim was wonderful reassuring her during our first visit. The surgery he carried out was impeccable, and whilst he did say a scar would be visible, this after only 3 weeks has already diminished beyond our expectations and may well improve further. We cannot rate him highly enough, if 6 stars were available that would be my choice. As for the staff and clinic, these again we're of the highest quality. Overall I would not hesitate to recommend Dr Ghanim's practise.
I would have to say this website is absolute rubbish and none of the incriminating reviews can be substantiated. I do feel however it necessary to give my review on Dr Ghanim following my recent surgery. First and foremost I found his receptionists Lynda and Dana to be very friendly, helpful and professional. Dr Ghanims offices at the Wexford Centre are well appointed, modern and spacious, a delight to be in. Secondly, Dr Ghanim is a very professional surgeon who I hold in high regard. He has performed surgery which far exceeded my expectations. I cannot thank him enough. I would recommend Dr Ghanim anytime. Please disregard all further rubbish that you may read below. As first stated this website has no credibility as no one is asked to actually put their name to these reviews. Mine however, is real, genuine and true.
so..if he is being accused of murder,how is he allowed to continue doing surgery?
best doctor ever !! great knowledge and very funny and friendly
Terrible surgeon, he has absolutely ruined my life! I went to him with a hernia after my 3rd c section and he did a botched keyhole surgery that did not help my hernia at all, i then returned after i was admitted to hospital at Armadale and unfortunately put under his care again he did a second hernia repair this time open surgery and ruined my stomach even more and then after that i was in even more pain and filling up with fluid and he just kept aspirating the fluid i should note that i was not even offered antibiotics each time he was aspirating my stomach and no ultrasound guidamce which should be carried out during the aspiration procedure i then had absolutely enough and told him to refer me elsewhere, i couldnt even get a copy of my referral too see what he had written because of his VERY rude receptionist at Hollywood rooms that abused me and hung up on me when all i was doing was requesting information that i was entitled too receive copies of. Now i have found out my second surgery done by him was also a botched job. He did not even read my CT results for the scan he ordered before doing my 2nd surgery he just went on in and placed more mesh over the top. When i was on the operating table before he had come in the assistant/nurse? in the operating room made a remark that he was probably just doing it again so he could be paid twice, he must be shocking to work with if this is what his colleagues will say about him infront of a patient thats about to be operated on!! I should have got off that table then and there and never let him touch me! i now live in constant pain i cant even eat without being very sick and the pain intensifies , he left me with bowel looped through the mesh which is very painfull and its a risky mess for a new surgeon to fix. Thanks alot Mr Ghanim! He should not be practising medicine the way he conducts everything is just wrong i can't believe he has even had medical training it is disgusting that he thinks he can get away with ruining peoples lives! I can't have a normal life anymore and i have 3 children to care for and im only 23, the state he has left my stomach in is depressing i have had other abdominal and keyhole surgeries and they didnt scar like how he left me. He should revoke his medical license and stop shunning people off and as for his receptionist she should not work in a job where she has to speak to people all day long because how she treats them is despicable!
Second time I've seen him, first time I took his advise (changes daily habits etc) with no change. Two years I waited before seeking another referral only to be rudely dismissed out of hand with a similar speech. Unhelpful and unwilling to listen.
trust worthy ,very good doctor ,good care good communication .
Karim Ghanim caused my mothers death, the coroner is now conducting a full investigation into her death. a poor operation by key hole surgery caused this at the hands of Karim Ghanim. this is tell others of his poor work. visit the Western Australian coroner for more information as it comes to hand. The police have discovered thus far he is responsible for her death.
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Topics include: nuclear weapons and terrorists; Iran's nuclear program; Pakistan nuclear stockpile; dirty bombs; Islamic terrorists, and what motivates them.
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Jimmy Lakey Show, KVOR 740 AM, Colorado Springs, CO
The Roger Hedgecock Show, syndicated nationwide
Substitute Guest Host, Doug Kellett, nationwide*
The Peoples Choice*, Syndicated, FL
Chuck Harder Show,* Syndicated, FL
The Michael Dresser Show,* Syndicated
Ed Norris Show,* WHFS 105.7 FM, Baltimore, MD
Community Connect*, WBEV 1430 AM, Beaver Dam, WI
Joe Teehan Show,* KGMI 790 AM, Bellingham, WA
Charlotte's Morning News*, WBT 1110 AM, Charlotte, NC
Dave Chaffin Show,* KGAB FM, Cheyenne, WY
Mancow Muller Show, Syndicated, Chicago, IL
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Champagne Valley Today, WITS 1250 AM, Crown Point, NY
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Dennis Hart Show, KIRV 1510 AM, Fresno, CA
Trevor Carry* , KFKA 1310 AM, Ft. Collins, CO
The James Gang*, 600 KKOL FM, Ft. Collins, CO
Carter & Company*, WNWS 101.5 FM, Jackson, TN
The Big Show,* WKMI 1360 AM, Kalamazoo, MI
Ed Dean Show,* WMEL 920 AM, Melbourne, FL
Carole Nelson Show, WMEL 920 AM, Melbourne, FL
Memphis Morning News*, WREC 600 AM, Memphis, TN
Brian Kane Show, WWNN 1470 AM, Miami, FL
The Morning Mess*, WEKZ 93.7 FM, Monroe, WI
View Point, WACV 1110 AM, Montgomery, AL
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AM Ocala Live, WOCA 1370 AM, Ocala, FL
The Road Home, WTLN 950 AM, Orlando, FL
Morning News*, KDKA 1020 AM, Pittsburg, PA
Frankly Speaking*, KFFK 1390 AM, Syndicated,
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Ron Thulin*, KAHL 1310 AM, San Antonio, TX
Michael Dresser Show,* WTKM, Syndicated,
JV and Elvis Show, WFYN 92.3 FM, Syracuse, NY
The Ron Jolly Show,* WTCM 580 AM, Traverse City, MI
Norm Jones Show,* WTCM 580 AM, Travis City, MI
Bauer & Rose Show, WMET 1160 AM, Washington, DC
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Discussion in 'Irrigation' started by BrasiliaFlyer, Aug 11, 2010.
I agree with AI.
Forget the 3/4 and go with 1".
I agree. I don't know why so many people think they HAVE to drop down a size or 2 when running laterals... Use one size and all your fittings are the same. All your doing when you drop down is creating more pressure loss...
I hope you are one of my competitors bidding on this commercial job I am looking at with all 2" valves and main.
Your going to have like 8,000 foot of 2" laterals on your bid.
To be serious though, we dont go smaller than 1/2". Between my guys mis-sizing and stocking the trucks, and future expansion ability we opted years ago to use at least 3/4 and I cant say I mind it.
1/2" is just sort of chincy to me now.
Inventory and ordering pipe and everything is easier.
Once I looked at the hard savings on materials, the labor costs of jacking with the extra pipe size seemed to about even things out.
Thats supposed to say we dont go smaller than 3/4. Must be the cerveza typing.


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The 7th annual Fat Tire Frenzy and Bike Festival is the weekend of June 18th & 19th 2010 at Falling Creek Park in Bedford, Va. We are happy to announce that the 2010 race is now part of the Virginia Off Road Series. By teaming with VORS the Fat Tire Frenzy will be able to offer a more competitive race by drawing racers not only from our area but all areas throughout Virginia and even beyond. While we are still in the planning stages, the 2010 event promises to be the best yet with FREE on site semi-primitive camping available (and encouraged), a REAL kids (10 & under) mountain bike race, a "bunny hop" competition, a track stand-off and a mountain bike swap meet! There is a movie planned for Friday night along with a night ride of the race course, and we hope to have a band for your entertainment Saturday evening. Of course, the main attraction will be the cross-country race and Fat 5 endurance race held on Saturday.
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Post-menopausal women who have Type 2 diabetes appear to have a 27% greater risk of developing breast cancer, experts say.
An international team, writing in the British Journal of Cancer, examined 40 separate studies looking at the potential link between breast cancer and diabetes.
Being obese or overweight is linked to both conditions.
But cancer experts say there may be a direct connection between the two.
These studies involved more than 56,000 women with breast cancer.
Post-menopausal women with Type 2 diabetes had a 27% increased risk of breast cancer.
But there was no link for pre-menopausal women or those with Type 1 diabetes.
The authors have also suggested that a high body mass index (BMI), which is often associated with diabetes, may be an underlying contributing factor.
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