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A low profile, lightweight trail racer, the New Balance MT110 offers runners minimal cushioning and a firm ride.
The New Balance MT110 gets a slick new look with a reworked upper and outsole on this light and nimble trail shoe. Metallic mesh brings a fresh design to the soft yet durable upper. The outsole is fully lugged from heel to toe, for excellent grip on many surfaces, and the flexible midsole moves with your foot to navigate through rocky and technical terrain. With a thin rock plate for added protection, this all-in-one shoe will be your best friend out on the trail.
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Weight: 7.7 oz (size 9)
Stack Height: Heel (18mm), Forefoot (14mm); non-removable insole
Available Widths: D=Medium, 2E=Wide
How It Fits (based on width D)
Assembly: Imported
The MT110 is a minimum feature, minimum neutral trail shoe designed for racing and daily training.
Comments: At first trying these on, they felt really awkward because of a rise near the forefoot. I thought of sending them back, but after my first run, they were money. Lightweight, and nimble, my feet stay secure in the shoe. I'm on my second pair and hope they don't change this model. It just works. I ran with these on rooty, rocky, technical trails and they were perfect
From: Bobby, Atlanta, GA, USA
Comments: I own a lot of running shoes, but these are favorite shoes from door to trail. I bought my original pair (black/orange) last year and have about 250 miles on them so far. I did notice the raised lateral side, so I used an orbital sander to shave down some lugs. Other than that, the lugs are holding up well. Same with the upper. I did notice the other day that some of the outsole is starting to separate from the midsole. I'm sure I can glue it if it gets worse. The fit of these are perfect for me. Snug in the heel and midfoot but a wide forefoot. I bought my 2nd pair about a month ago in white/green.
From: Glen, NJ
Comments: I own a lot of trail shoes, most of which cost way more than these. But, I keep ending up back in these bad boys on race day. Did the two races I'm most proud of in these (My first 50k and my second 50 miler). Highly recommended.
From: Ken, Somerset, NJ
Comments: I started running in this shoe late December 2011, right before the official release date in 2012. My local shop secured a few pairs early and as soon as I started my first run in them I fell in love. After buying a few more pairs and running in them for the better part of 2012, I felt the need to seek out more cushion, since this shoe is pretty stiff. I've gone through the Salmon Sense/Montrail Rogue Fly's/NB MT1010/and recently the Pearl Izumi N1 Trails. I really thought I found my perfect shoe in the N1 trails, but after a recent run in the 110's I've realized that there really is no other shoe that I've tried on the market that can hold my foot as well as these. I don't get any movement when they're laced down. It doesn't feel like I'm wearing a pair of heavy trail shoes, or where my foot can move side to side in the shoe on steep downhills or switchbacks. The 110 feels more like an extension of my body if that makes sense. I do recommend taking it very slow if your new to minimal shoes (4-6mm offset) cause these shoes really fire up the calves and achilles if you're coming from a 10-12mm shoe. I like to train long distance and tend to enjoy the longer races. Here in Tennessee I've put these through thick mud, rock, and occasional creek beds. I've found the harder that I run in them though the quicker I see wear in the exposed eva... but this doesn't effect the performance of the shoe. The old colorways are on clearance now and I will be buying a few more pair. Many reviewers have stated that the shoe feels built up in the lateral forefoot. If it is, I sure can't feel it and it hasn't effected my running at all. It feels very flat to me. Hell I even wear my old used up pairs to work. I've rediscovered the 110 again.
From: Joe, Franklin, TN, USA
Comments: Bought and sent back without running in them. The outside curve from the little toe to the big toe is too great or steep or sharp. it crammed my little toes into the shoe. I did not want to size up further as this would have made it too sloppy in the toe box. Also, walking around the house in them, the lugs in the bottom caused pronation. Replaced them with the Asics Fuji Racers. Those feel great.
From: Steve, Texas
Comments: The first 200 miles on these shoes were great. I used to have IT band issues in my heavier Brooks Adrenaline. These shoes changed that. BUT, in miles 200-400 on these MT110 I have started getting IT band issues again. I wish I could post a
picture here but the insides of the heels are completely worn away and it was interesting to read about others here having the same issues. I'm not one to cut lugs since I don't really know what I'm doing, but given all that I just bought a second pair because NB is having a ridiculous sale right now and I have the North Face 50 Mile race in 9 days. No time to research new shoes, and for $50 I'll go with a second pair.
Overall, great shoes, definitely room for improvement but they're priced that way and I'll take it. Very light, I've worn with and without socks and the only blister I got was because I was too stubborn to take out a little pebble and ran 20 more miles with it under my heel. I'd like to see NB make a similar shoe but make it more rugged underneath.
From: Emile, San Francisco, CA, USA
Comments: Great throw-away shoes. Two runs and they are already in bad shape. Okay the two runs were the Georgia Jewel 35 miler and Cumberland Trail 50K but they ought to hold up better. Cut in the upper, midsole lugs are worn smooth and hard rubber on heel is starting to separate from the midsole. I really do love running in them, just can't afford throw-away shoes.
From: Ben, Tennessee
Comments: I put a lot of miles in these on super rocky, dry terrain. I initially thought that the lugs would wear out on the harsh limestone but they have worn very well. I was also skeptical of the outer material and it does have (only?) a small hole in the side after 500 miles.
These are a great shoes with plenty of room for improvement: 1. Why aren't they level? That was a really dumb mistake by NB. I had sore tibial tendons. 2. Toe box has great width but too low a height. I went up a 1/2 size and still suffered regular blisters on my second and fifth toes. 3. The forefoot sole should be more flexible. 4. I didn't really mind the lack of continuous sole -- the rock plate seems to be thick enough to avoid any issues at the midfoot. However, the narrow width at the midfoot left me with many bruises on the inner arch. This was a strength of the MT10, which had arch protection, so I'm a little surprised they didn't include that feature. 5. If you run on sandy terrain be prepared to stop and shake the sand out of your shoes.
From: Kevin, Carlsbad, NM, USA
Comments: Loved these shoes from the moment I got them. Very light, low, flexible and grippy. The only issue I had, like many others, was with the outside of the sole being seemingly too think relative to teh inside. I noticed that my ITBS started to flare up once I started running more than 10 miles in these. Visually it was imperseptible, but after reading several blogs and reviews about this issues I simply cut off 6 outside lugs right under the arch that says "support" on the top and this issue went away.
Hopefully, NB fixes this in the next iteration - otherwise this shoe is perfect!
From: Sergei, Boston, MA, USA
Comments: I love this shoe. For me to say this is exceptional. I wear a 14AA. Yeah, you read right. I don't even wear socks and have yet to receive a blister. This has been a delightful and much needed change, from the New Balance 990 Series, which I have been running in for years, since they are the only running shoes I have found in my width.
From: Bryan, Palestine, TX (USA)
Comments: I've had these for a while and like them. I had to size up because the outside toe of the shoe angles in too much. The Merrell Trail glove fits my foot perfectly. The foam part of the outsole wore smooth in just a couple of runs, and I tore a 2" gash in the upper without even realizing it. I really like the 4mm drop and cushioned sole, but I'm going to look for something with a more durable upper.
From: Richard, Socorro, NM, USA
Comments: I like these more and more each time i wear them. I have the same issues everyone else has with the outside being thicker than the inside. It feels lik eless over time though. Also I wish it had a full length outsole. the section under your arch has look-like lugs but they wear down super fast and offer no traction. I think with a little more work, maily leveling the shoe and extending the outsole some this will be near perfect
From: Ben, State College, PA, US
Comments: On paper these were exactly what I was looking for: lightweight, low profile, grippy outsole, rock plate. I loved the MT101s and the general consensus seemed to be that the 110s are a superior shoe. Unfortunately the fit is off for me. The toebox is amply wide but unnecessarily pointy at the front, which caused a few trips in the first few runs. Worst of all, however, is the slight inward tilt that seems to force pronation. On roads and smooth surfaces it feels pronounced, and I've been experiencing pain in my ankles. I can't imagine why they would design the forefoot this way. I also miss the foam heal cup from the 101s. Traction is improved with the 110s though, and they perform passably on rugged trails after some break in time.
From: Jake, Golden, CO
Comments: It's a good shoe however it is almost too minimal for it's own good. I had delamanation issues with this shoes predecessor the MT101 and couldn't use them anymore because it was so excessive. With the MT110 I'm yet to have delam problems however the rubbery/plastic cover has come apart in a few places and even the sole is starting to come apart as well. Unfortunately these shoes aren't made to last. In terms of the sole thickness and slight heel to toe drop (4mm) they are good and the traction was great for the kind of terrain I find here in the Wasatch Mountains. However I can't help but ignore the shoe coming apart and not being rugged enough. I won't buy a New Balance Minimus trail shoe until I see one that is not only mimimal but also rugged.
From: Francesco, Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Comments: I have run the 110s for short mixed surface trail runs under 1hr at moderate paces, up to 3hrs on non/minimal mud single track dirt mixed with little rock/root/gravel and the spectacularly muddy tough North Face DC trail Marathon. They performed very well in all occasions. The only thing that got to me was I should have worn gators on the north face run. An honestly, I didn't train for that magnitude of mud. They grip just fine and lose the water well but leave the dirt and silt behind. I didn't bother me too much b/c I wore thin socks. I think this shoe is a real winner for the way they perform and at this price point.
From: Michael, Woodbine, MD, USA
Comments: Fantastic shoe for anyone with "normal" toes (not Morton's toe). This shoe's last fits my foot like a glove, no need to size up whatsoever. Definitely no socks needed in these guys. Some people have commented about getting blisters from them but my guess is that they're getting blisters from trail dirt and mud collecting in the shoe because they're feet are not conditioned. If your feet are as smooth as a baby's bottom you might need to take your time getting used to sockless running. These shoes endure about 300 to 400 hard miles on them and then the toes blow out. The toes can sometimes blow out sooner if you snag a root the wrong way. Since these shoes can be had for $63 they are a tremendous value even if they don't last 500 miles. I agree about cutting off the outer lugs of the shoe (in the area where Anton had them add extra rubber) the shoe is misshaped and it causes excessive pronation with those lugs there. I also cut the rubber and cushioning back to be even with the shoe, this makes the shoe feel really nice!
From: Ken, SLC, Utah, USA
Comments: Absolutely love these, I will buy many pairs, only flaw so far is I wish they had a gusseted tongue. I thought I would hate the synthetic upper but I love it can't say enough good things about this shoe. Be careful though, the lower profile and smaller amount of drop will cook your calves at first. Also for sizing I usually don't mind my toes to be near the end of my shoes but when I bought these I was urged to go up a whole size I'm so glad I did it's like I'm bare foot.
From: Trent, Golden, CO, USA
Comments: I just wore these for my first 50K two days ago. I had to cut off the outsole lugs on the outer half of the forefoot due to the lateral build up and major blister issues along the inner edge of my forefoot and big toe during training runs. After the modification, they felt level and comfortable. They're very pointy, so the size that fits your foot best might have you tripping on rocks and roots if you're not careful. The not-really foot shaped footbed has weird seams that can rub the foot wrong just forward of the lateral heel, as well as a hidden chunk from the upper's heel cup that poked under this area in the left shoe. Some overnight compression with a c-clamp seemed to fix that, but I still can't go sockless in these. Besides, they let so much dirt and tiny debris in that socks and gaiters are mandatory. They're a work in progress but they did get the job done.
From: Gil, Derry, NH, USA
Comments: This is an all around great shoe. I put in a little over 100 miles a week and these shoes have just enough to them to get me through all types of runs. If you are new to a lightweight trainer i would recommend easing into them. Start off by using them on slow easy doubles and slowly bring them into your regular training. I can get about 300-400 miles out of these shoes (regular trainers I can get about 500 miles). Feel wise here have to be the best shoe i have had on my feet. No need for socks anymore either. I was never big into sock but other trainers would make me blister; I have not had this problem with these shoes. I recommend this shoes if you are seeking something lightweight trainer with a low heel-to-toe drop allowing for an effortless forefoot strike. Good for roads but great for trails.
From: Anonymous, USA
Comments: Absolutely the best shoes I have ever worn in my life! they fit like a glove and they are so comfortable for trail running. minimalist shoes forces you to become a better runner; you don't want to strike on your heel with this shoes. It will hurt your calf at the beginning if you haven't run on minimalist shoes before. But after you get used to it, you will love to run on trails and enjoy the awesome feel of the ground and nature.
From: Ivan, Blacksburg, VA, USA
Comments: I love the room for my toes with this shoe. I haven't gotten any toe blisters yet. The one thing I do have trouble with is debris. I run on dirt roads and trails and I get so much grit in these shoes. With thin socks, it's really hard to ignore. Any ideas?
From: Susan, Thetford, VT, USA
Comments: absolutely perfect shoe for trails! excellent traction, sheds mud like crazy, and super light! This is the first trail shoe review i have ever written. new balance has definitely figured it out. thanks!
From: Anonymous, the great PNW!
Comments: Best shoes I have found for road and trail. Also no problem with Morton's toe issues. Just ran the Land Between the Lakes 50 miler. Had other shoes in drop bag (just in case) never needed to consider a change. The rock plate is nice to have even when running along roads.
From: David, Georgtown, KY, USA
Comments: I was pumped for this shoe, but it still managed to exceed my expectations. I have the first gen. Minimus Trail, which I like, but it isn't enough shoe for the technical, even jagged trails I run. The 110 doesn't have too much more bulk, but the step up in protection is vast. I have bombed ridiculously rocky trails in these, and I have yet to feel any pain on the bottoms of my feet. Part of that is the rock plate, but I think it also encourages you to be more conscious of your footing, which in itself decreases impact. I love the last on this shoe too. The back half of the foot is quite narrow, while the front is wide...it's shaped just like--my foot! To me, this is the only design a shoe should have. It hugs most of the foot while providing plenty of room for toes to splay, encouraging a forefoot strike.Running well is effortless in this shoe. The faster I go the more my form improves. My foot is well-protected, yet it gets good feedback. It has phenomenal traction: the many
small lugs are great on soft surfaces, while the sole sticks to big rocks beautifully. The 4mm drop seems to be the sweet spot for me. Best shoe I have ever worn! I didn't think it would be enough shoe, but I think I'm going to wear these in my first ultra this May.
From: Seamus
Comments: Feeling pretty bummed that NB replaced the MT101, I thought I would try its replacement. I received them yesterday and couldn't wait to hit the trail. I ran on everything from steep gravel fire road to technical single track. I loved the traction and grip and to my surprise, I felt very sure-footed on the downhills too. For my running style, these are the closest thing to a custom shoe for me. With the 4mm drop, the inner mesh layer, and the support on the upper at my little toe (I blow out all my shoes here), the shoe has solved all my issues. I have found my go to shoe!
From: Buddy, Chino Hills, CA, USA
Comments: Honestly, I think this is the first shoe I've tried out and have HATED. I'm now sending back my second pair, both the wide and normal width feels like a rock is pushing into the outer part of your forefoot every time you land. Reminds me a bit of the MR10 and of course that is just sitting on my self getting no miles. I'm trying to find a good minimal replacement for the MT101, maybe the Merrell Mix Master will work for me. But I cannot stand the MT110, worst shoes ever.
From: Alex, Augusta, GA, USA
Comments: I am a semi-minimalist runner who frequents roads and trails and averages 40-50 miles a week. By "semi-minimalist," I mean I still wear cushioned shoes on runs over 20 miles, and I wear zero-drop or barefoot shoes on anything less than 8 miles. Most of my favorite shoes have a 0-4mm heel-toe drop. This shoe--with the combined last of the Minimus, the super-grippy lugs, the light weight, and the easy price-tag--easily satisfies all of my needs in one package. Right out of the box, I took them on 11 miles of hilly road running, and I have since taken them on about a dozen miles of technical single-track, both wet and dry. The shoes are fast and secure. After a couple of days, I can say comfortably that they are probably my favorite all-purpose running shoe. I look forward to racing with them this upcoming weekend in a trail half-marathon, and I may even use them on some upcoming trail ultras I have in the spring. I definately will be purchasing more pairs of these. Anyone who likes fast, semi-minimalist (or "reduced," or whatever you wish to call it), lightweight shoes for all surfaces, this is your shoe.
From: Chas, Cornelius, NC, USA
Comments: Shoes run a little longer than the 101's. I had to go up to 9.5 in the 101's, size 9 is perfect in the 110's for me. The lateral side of the arch is built up and feels as though it's turning my foot inward on flat surfaces, I don't notice this on the trail. The grip is 100% better on dry loose ground, I haven't tested wet conditions yet. I will say these are the worst shoes I have worn in deep sand... The mesh toe collects the sand and makes it very uncomfortable, I had to stop and empty my shoes several times on my last run that included some deep sand.
From: Justin, Wash, UT, USA
Comments: The finest trail shoe in existence. This shoe is not so much an evolution of the MT 101 as an entirely new beast that evolved in its development to a state of near perfection. Starting at the bottom, the outsole is fantastically grippy and sticky. It works well even on the local smooth topped limestone rocks that litter our trails. Yes, it will hold a bit too much mud, but so do nearly all others. Gravel? Got that. Sticks and stones and slidey scree? Got that covered. Midsole: It's very similar to the NB Minimus road in terms of feel. Flat, firm, and nice and wide in the forefoot. Upper? The dual layer syn/mesh upper is pleasingly soft to the sockless foot, and is remarkable in its being seamless. It secures your foot exceedingly well due to the lack of give and play as you skitter about on steep descents. Krupicka indicates that it is highly durable as well. Some have indicated that they feel a slight rise on the outer portion of the forefoot, but I believe this may be intended as it helps the foot grip the ground on trails. It becomes slightly noticeable on pavement, but disappears in dirt. Bravo New Balance, Krupicka, and Skaggs, bravo.
From: Joel, Austin, TX, USA
Comments: Great shoe. New Balance fixed the pinky toe rubbing problem and the tongue dropping issue. The 4mm drop is going to take a little getting use to compared to the 10 mm of the 101. No issues as far as traction in the mud (yes there is mud in San Diego). Very happy with these at this time. My only issue is I am in between a 11.5 and 12 so no size is perfect, but the 12 is good enough.
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Alyson Hannigan Talks Pregnancy & Why She Doesn't Have a Nanny
By Rebecca Silverstein
While we love watching Alyson Hannigan every week on "How I Met Your Mother" and we can't wait to see her in "American Reunion," our favorite of her many roles is mom to her daughter, Satyana. And this weekend, motherhood took center stage for the actress as she helped Pull-Ups training pants show parents how fun potty training can be with the Potty Dance! Keep reading as we chat with Alyson about her latest pregnancy, why she doesn't have a nanny and more.
Wonderwall: Congrats on your pregnancy! How is your daughter, Satyana, dealing with the idea of having a new brother or sister?
Alyson Hannigan: Oh, she's super, super excited! She is already a great big sister, and she's very excited about the baby. She rubs lotion on my belly and talks to the baby, and it's very, very sweet, so we are very excited.
WW: How did you and your husband, Alexis Denisof, break the news to her?
AH: We sat down, [and] we were like, "OK, it's time tell her," and we were all emotional. I don't know what we said, but basically we told her she was going to get to be a big sister. She was like, "OK! Can we read a book?" We were like, huh, that was obviously bigger for us then it was for her. And about five minutes later, she asked questions and then she really got it, but it wasn't like some profound moment we were expecting. "Wow, I'm gonna be a big sister!" No, that came later. It took her a little while to process, but then she was really on board. The next day, she was like "Mommy, do you still have the baby in your belly?" She would ask me that for a few weeks.
WW: Are you guys hoping for a boy or girl?
AH: Honestly, I did not care one way or the other. As long as the baby's healthy and happy, I'm very, very happy. We do know it is -- we haven't said yet, but we do know.
WW: How is the pregnancy going?
AH: It's good! I'm more tired this time around, mainly because I have an almost 3 year old that won't let me nap, but actually it's going pretty well after the first trimester. The first trimester was not terrible, but it was definitely harder then the first [time].
WW: Do have any different cravings this time around?
AH: I actually had stronger cravings the first time around then I do this time. I feel like this baby is very mellow. I have more likes then I normally do -- like, things that didn't really appeal to me before, I like now. But with my first child, I would get a craving, and it was like, "Get out of my way, I am going to find this food!" But with this time, it's more like, "Oh yeah, that would be nice."
AW: What's your favorite time of day with Satyana?
AH: I love all of it really. She's just such a fun person to hang out with. I just love when we are playing, and she's so creative and imaginative. She'll make up games and songs and dances. It's just a joy to be around her.
WW: What's the best motherhood tip you've been given?
AH: The best motherhood tip would probably be to make things fun. That's why the Potty Dance Party is right up my alley because if you can make a task fun, then it's just going to be a lot easier to get it done for all of you: for mom, dad and the kid. It's just being creative about things you to need to accomplish and how to make them fun.
WW: How do you balance motherhood and filming "How I Met Your Mother"?
AH: My husband is incredibly supportive, and that's wonderful because we don't have a nanny, so it's just the two of us doing it. It's definitely hard to balance at times, but we just make it work. We have a big chalkboard that's divided into calendar dates and that's how we live. We're like, "OK, let's not over schedule things." We still want to have enough time to have our family time. We just try to balance it as best we can. We have days where it's like, "OK, that day wasn't so balanced," but then we'll make up for it by not having anything during the weekend or just having "us" time.
WW: That's very un-Hollywood of you to not have a nanny.
AH: Boy, have there been times where we are like, "What are we doing? We need a nanny!" And right now, we have one person who can babysit because all of our other babysitters went to college. But we have the one person that will babysit once a week for us, so we can still have date night. But we love it! Luckily, we are in the position, as two actors, where we can do that. A lot of people don't have that option. Both parents do have to go to work, but fortunately for us, it's OK, and he was willing to take a backseat for his career so that we could all three go to my work and do it ourselves. We'll see what happens with the second one though. We'll definitely need somebody!
WW: On Saturday, you threw a Pull-Ups Potty Dance Party to help show how easy potty training can be. How did you get involved with Pull-Ups Training Pants?
AH: Well, Pull-Ups have saved me! My daughter absolutely adores them, so it was just a natural partnership. And when they asked my to host the Potty Dance Party, I was thrilled because who doesn't love a party? And my daughter absolutely loves to dance, so it was just a great way for parents to pick a day and start potty training, it can be daunting!
WW: Does your daughter do the Potty Dance?
AH: She was doing it this morning, and hopefully she'll want to do it today. Her dancing is anything from, yes, a choreographed dance, but also she will say, "Oh, mommy, I'm dancing," but will be doing something a lot more like yoga, where she's just basically stretching her legs in weird positions, but she thinks that's dance, so I encourage it.
WW: How did your experience potty training her go?
AH: It started earlier then I thought. She was definitely showing interest, so I would put her on the potty, and she would go, then we would celebrate and make a huge deal out of it. Once I decided, "OK, we are going to pick a day, and we are going to start, and we are going to all commit to it," then it went really easily because we made it such a great experience. It was a big celebration every time she successfully made the potty. We still haven't done the nighttime potty training, but she's very good during the day. We haven't had an accident in a long time. Knock on wood!
WW: You also have "American Reunion" coming up. When you started the series, did you think it would turn into four movies?
AH: I had no idea! No, not at all. And even if there was talk of the sequel in the contract of the first one, I said, "Well, my character wouldn't be in the sequel" and they agreed, so they took my sequel clause out. She leaves in the first movie, so there wouldn't be any more. And here we are, four films later, still doing it. I think it's fantastic! It's just as good as the first one, if not better.
WW: Who do you think has changed most in the cast?
AH: I feel like I've changed the most because I've gone from my early 20s to now. I'm just a complete mom, and I love it some much. I feel like I'm the most boring one because I really just get a kick out of being a mom and, "Hey, anybody want to go to a potty dance party?" This is what gets me excited.
WW: Well, the potty dance party is kind of like a dance club.
AH: It is a dance club! It's the dance club I want to be at!


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Save the Date - September 6, 2014
The Newberry Fall Genealogy Workshop
A Morning with Dr. David McDonald, CG
9:30 am - 12:45 pm
Join us for a morning with Dr. David McDonald, CG. Dave has nearly 40 years' genealogical research experience and has more than 30 years' experience as a lecturer and teacher in the field. Dave's formative years were spent in Buffalo Grove and he has been a frequent user of the Newberry's collections since 1979. His research interests include migration to, through, and within the United States, and in the records of churches and their utility for genealogical research. A trustee and immediate past president of the Board for Certification of Genealogists, he has also served as a Director of the National Genealogical Society. Dave lives near Madison, Wisconsin, where he serves as a pastor in the United Church of Christ. With his wife, Dr. Jennet Shepherd, an optometrist, he has three adult children. Their household serves two cats and an aging basset hound.
The morning will start at 9:30 am with a brief tour and orientation to the Newberry's genealogy section for those who've not been here before. Then, at 10 am, Dave will present two talks:
Illinois Migration Patterns - Illinois Migration Patterns reviews paths into the state in the antebellum period and considers cultural and attitudinal mindsets that define Chicago and "Downstate" as something other than a political perspective. Where did the people who made up Mr. Lincoln's Illinois come from?
Lutherpalians and Presbygationalists - Lutherpalians and Presbygationalists looks at how American Protestants often moved between denominations as they moved across the country. Further, discussion of cultural clues which may offer insight into where or what type of church your forebears attended, and how to access church records that may exist if Grandma's church has closed.
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December 10 2011 08:06PM
The holiday season is almost upon us and your ol' pal Lowetide has given you an early gift with this week's NationRadio episode. Oilers talk? Check. Flames stuff? Why not. Ryan Lambert explaining what exactly "Ovechkin's steroids" are exactly? Oh yeah.
This is NationRadio.
Lowetide provides his thoughts on the Oilers and Avalanche game from December 9th. Also replayed are the thoughts from Tom Renney, The Nuge, Eberle and Sam Gagner. Then Matt Bugg makes his first of two appearances on the show to talk about the local team here in Edmonton.
The scandalous Ryan Lambert aka the Two Line Pass takes the heat for his recent comments on "Ovechkin's Steroids," the Oilers and Flames chances this year and the recent Comeau acquisition down in Calgary.
Danny Gray pops by from TheLeafsNation and Pension Plan Puppets @acatnamedfelix -New ownership, leafs talk, last night's game
The man in the corner office of Imaginary NationHQ is on the show this week. Managing Editor Kent Wilson talks about the Calgary Flames these last few days and gives a preview of the Battle of Alberta match on December 10th.
Corey Graham - Play by Play man for the Edmonton Oil Kings and the host of Edmonton Sports Night Live gives his thoughts on the state of the Red Hot Oil Kings and gives a preview of the upcoming game against the Medicine Hat Tigers.
Matt Bugg is back on the show for his second segment - this time giving a preview of the 2011 World Junior Tournament which is somehow right around the corner. Where DOES the time go?*
*Also does putting a Norman Rockwell Christmas picture in this article count as starting our Christmas Shopping?
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It was... Again.
Props for doing this under 8 hours after the show...
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Academy Awards hopefuls Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence, Amy Adams, Hugh Jackman and many more arrive at the Oscar nominees luncheon, where they talked about fashion, film performances and their excitement over the upcoming awards ceremony. (Feb. AP
The fun-filled event featured the annual Oscars class photo.
BEVERLY HILLS — Some Oscar events are just more fun than others.
Just ask supporting-actress Oscar nominee Amy Adams, who seemed a little distracted answering questions backstage at the annual Oscar nominee lunch Monday.
"Sorry, you just interrupted my flirting with Bradley Cooper and Christoph Waltz," Adams said. "I'd say it's going to be a very good lunch for me."
Adams, a nominee for her role in The Master, captured the spirit of the event, which honored more than 160 nominees at the Beverly Hilton Hotel ballroom ahead of the Academy Awards Feb. 24.
The string of awards shows before the Oscars might be intense, and often tiring, but the luncheon simply recognizes each nominee for being nominated.
"I know I wasn't here for The Hangover," Silver Linings Playbook actor nominee Cooper said backstage. "I'm enjoying every minute of this."
FASHION: Nominees hint at what they'll wear on the big night
Fellow nominees such as Jessica Chastain, Jennifer Lawrence, Quvenzhané Wallis, Naomi Watts, Hugh Jackman, Joaquin Phoenix and Denzel Washington attended, along with a full cast of supporting-actor nominees — Robert De Niro, Tommy Lee Jones, Waltz, Adams, Sally Field, Anne Hathaway, Helen Hunt and Jacki Weaver
Four of the five best directors attended: Ang Lee, David O. Russell, Steven Spielberg and Benh Zeitlin.
For the female nominees who were there, Monday's event was a reminder to start cementing Oscar gown choices.
Hathaway, who is nominated for Les Misérables, admitted her mind has been elsewhere: "No preparation yet. I need to get on that, don't I? It was the Super Bowl. I couldn't think about dresses with all that delicious fried food."
Inside the ballroom, nominees were scattered randomly, so supporting-actor nominee Jones (Lincoln) was able to talk about wild hogs and shotguns with legendary stuntman (and academy special honoree) Hal Needham.
The event featured the annual class photo, for which all the nominees were called individually (starting with Lincoln producer Kathleen Kennedy and ending with Lincoln director Spielberg) to the front. Jackman gallantly helped a high-heeled Chastain on to the three-tiered rider, while director Tim Burton giggled with Adams.
Phoenix seemed in a chipper mood, hugging Ben Affleck around the waist as he ascended the rider and whispering conspiratorially to Field.
The place of honor during the photo was saved for 9-year-old Wallis. Wearing a purple David Meister dress, the star of Beasts of the Southern Wild gave a high-five to academy President Howard Koch and took a seat at the foot of the giant Oscar statue in the middle of the picture.
There was one order of business at the event: Oscar producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron made an appeal to each of the nominees for poignant and short speeches.
"We honestly need your help," Zadan said, pointing out that each winner would be allowed a 45-second speech before the music starts.
"We ask you to please speak from the heart," Zadan said. "Not from a piece of paper. This will be watched by over a billion people in over 225 countries. We ask you to prepare. The viewers are watching hoping you inspire them."


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Kool & the Gang to Headline Nissan Canton Vehicle Assembly Plant's 10th Anniversary Event
CANTON, Miss. - On Saturday, May 25, Nissan celebrates 10 years of manufacturing vehicles in Canton and invites the community - a major contributor to its success - to come out to the Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium in Jackson and enjoy a special musical performance by Grammy-winning R&B band Kool & the Gang. There will also be circus performers and a children's area with a variety of activities, and the day will end with an evening fireworks show.
"Our employees are the heart and soul of our operation in Canton," said Camille Young, Nissan's community relations and communications manager for Canton. "We are also deeply grateful to the broader community that has embraced and supported us during our first decade in Mississippi, and we want to take this opportunity to celebrate with those who contribute to our success—our employees, their family members, our local suppliers, area businesses and our community partners."
Gates to the stadium will open at 4 p.m. Food and family entertainment will continue until 9 p.m., including Kool & The Gang's performance at 7 p.m. and fireworks at 8:30 p.m.
There is no admission charge for this event or any of the activities. Nissan will provide complimentary tea, water and lemonade. Food will be available for purchase from local vendors inside the facility. Security will be provided for this family-friendly event. Coolers, alcohol and outside food or beverages are not allowed.
Nissan Canton brought the automotive industry to Mississippi in 2003 and has produced more than 2 million vehicles and made more than $2 billion in investments since launching operations. As the largest private sector employer in the region, the facility has an annual payroll of more than $200 million and employs a diverse workforce of more than 5,000 people from throughout the state. Nissan's presence has also attracted numerous suppliers and manufacturers to the region, creating an opportunity for even more jobs.
At the anniversary kickoff event in January, Nissan announced plans to move assembly of the next-generation Nissan Murano to Canton beginning in 2014. Canton employees currently build the award-winning Altima, Armada full-size SUV, Xterra mid-size SUV, Titan and Frontier pickup trucks, NV commercial and passenger vans, and will begin building the all-new Sentra compact sedan this summer.
Since 2003, along with its generous employees, Nissan has awarded nearly $8 million in grants, academic scholarships and other gifts. Additionally, Nissan employees volunteer many hours annually for community organizations, including working with students in the classroom and as one-on-one mentors.
Additional information on 10th anniversary activities can also be found on the company's local website: www.nissan-canton.com and on the Nissan Canton Fact Sheet.
About Nissan
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., Japan's second-largest automotive company, is headquartered in Yokohama, Japan, and is part of the Renault-Nissan Alliance. Operating with more than 267,000 employees globally, Nissan sold more than 4.9 million vehicles and generated revenue of 9.6 trillion yen (USD 116.16 billion) in fiscal 2012. Nissan delivers a comprehensive range of over 60 models under the Nissan and Infiniti brands. In 2010, Nissan introduced the Nissan LEAF, and continues to lead in zero-emission mobility. The LEAF, the first mass-market, pure-electric vehicle launched globally, is now the best-selling EV in history.
For more information on our products, services and commitment to sustainable mobility, visit our website at http://www.nissan-global.com/EN/.
About Nissan North America
In North America, Nissan's operations include automotive styling, engineering, consumer and corporate financing, sales and marketing, distribution and manufacturing. Nissan is dedicated to improving the environment under the Nissan Green Program and has been recognized as an ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 by the U.S Environmental Protection Agency. More information on Nissan in North America and the complete line of Nissan and Infiniti vehicles can be found online at www.NissanUSA.com and www.InfinitiUSA.com, or visit the Americas media sites NissanNews.com and InfinitiNews.com.
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By Brendan Conway
"Boring" started 2013 with a bang: Funds tracking healthcare, utilities and other relatively staid sectors led the way for months. But lately, the trend has shifted. The market's "riskier" sectors are living up to their reputations.
The fund industry has made "boring" and "risky" investable by slicing out of the S&P 500 (SPY) an index of the 100 more stable shares, and a separate index for the 100 highest "beta." For much of the year, the $5.7 billion PowerShares S&P 500 Low Volatility Portfolio (SPLV) beat the broader index by a wide margin.
But lately the boring stuff and the broad index are neck-and-neck, while the $318 million PowerShares S&P 500 High Beta Portfolio (SPHB) — the riskier stuff — has pulled ahead. The high beta exchange-traded fund has a year-to-date gain of nearly 19%.
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By RICK D. MANUELGrove City, Ohio
As responsible voters, I hope enough Americans will do a little more research than was done when picking the current person to occupy the White House. Our country is in such bad shape now that it may actually be too late to reverse course. We must read books and newspapers, listen to radio and television, and avoid talk show hosts to get the truth.
Remember this: It doesn't matter whether the "surge" is working in Iraq. We are there because the occupant of the White House, at the urging of an invisible government of neo cons, took us into war on the basis of lies and distortions. As soon as that became clear, we had a responsibility as a moral and decent nation to stop killing people, fix the damage, and come home pronto. Not only are we there in violation of international law, fighting a religious war, but the members of our state National Guard units are serving illegally and should be recalled by our governors pronto. This is not a declared war and does not involve the safety of the United States, thus violation the mission and charter of the National Guard,
The war mongers who are running on promises of continued fighting in Iraq (both Democrat and Republican) are the same people who have joined the occupant of the White House in leaving our borders wide open to anyone with a grudge against us while simultaneously promising taxpayer supported services and citizenship to those who violate our sovereignty. Some of these people are seen as "heroes" by the talking heads of the national media and are funded by neo con agents of the military/industrial complex, big oil, international finance, the Washington lobbyists, and certain Middle East governments. We've involved ourselves in a no-win religious war going back thousands of years.


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- Overview
- Ingredients
- Features
- This package includes 4 fl oz (118 ml) Color Reducer, 4 fl oz (118 ml) Conditioning Catalyst, and 4 fl oz (118 ml) Processing Lotion
- Gently removes permanent hair color no matter how long it has been in hair.
- Easily removes any level of hair color.
- Effective on all hair types - leaves hair in optimum condition.
- Precise control formula is easy to mix and apply.
- Does not contain ammonia, or formaldehyde.
- Gently reduces the size of color molecules, allows for easy color removal.
- No unpleasant odor.
- From 6 to 16 applications depending on whether use is for partial or full color correction.
- Apply to dry hair.
- Mix equal parts of Colorfix Part 1 Color Reducer and Part 2 Conditioning Catalyst in tint bowl or an applicator bottle. (Mix as much as will be needed for the density and length of hair that requires correction.) Wearing gloves and using a tint brush, apply quickly and evenly to the hair. If mixed in an applicator bottle, shake vigorously until thoroughly mixed (45 seconds to 1 minute). Gently work through the hair to ensure even penetration. After mixing Part 1 Color Reducer and Part 2 Conditioning Catalyst, use as quickly as possible, since the activity of the mixture decrease with time.
- Cover loosely with a plastic cap, and process up to 20 minutes. Strand test frequently. Low, warm dryer heat may be used to speed processing time.
- Rinse hair for 3-5 minutes and shampoo. If sufficient color is not removed, repeat Step 2 and 3 (this may be done on damp, towel-dried hair). Depending on condition of scalp and hair, do not repeat process more than 2-3 times.
- When desired level of color removal has been achieved, apply Processing Lotion for 5 minutes. (Due to the nature of dye molecules, it is possible that hair may redarken to an unacceptable level. If it does, repeat Steps 2-4 on damp hair, until sufficient color is removed.)
- Rinse well. Dry hair with a warm heat setting. (A hot setting may cause scalp irritation.) You may now proceed with your color application, if performing a full color corrective service.
- Mix 1/4 oz Part 1 Color Reducer + 1/4 oz Part 2 Conditioning Catalyst + 1 oz Shampoo.
- Wearing gloves, apply to damp, towel-dried hair. Apply only to the areas of the hair that require lightening, and work into lather. To determine timing, take a strand test frequently.
- When the desired shade has been reached, rinse thoroughly and shampoo.
- Always strand test color formulas to be used prior to application. Remember, porous hair will absorb colors more quickly and the resulting hair color may be slightly darker. You may need to formulate 1-2 levels lighter than desired result.
- Always use a low pH conditioner after an application of Colorfix. This will help protect the hair, and return it to a more normal state.
- Colorfix is developed to remove oxidative dyes. Since most semipermanent colors are combination of direct dyes and oxidative dyes, Colorfix may only partially remove these.
- About the brand
Removes unwanted permanent hair color. Controlled usage allows color correction to specific areas. Designed for full or slight color corrections.
Part 1 Color Reducer
Water (Aqua), Sodium Hydroxymethane, Sulfinic Acid, Hydroxyethyl Cellulose,Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothizolinone.
Part 2 Conditioning Catalyst
Water (Aqua), Citric Acid, Cetearyl Alcohol/Dicetyl Phosphate/Ceteth Phosphate,Cetearyl Alcohol, Fragrance, DMDM Hydantoin, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, PentasodiumPentetate.
Processing Lotion
Deionized Water (Aqua), Hydrogen Peroxide, Dimethicone Copolyol Medowfoamate,Simethicone, Phosphoric Acid.
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For slight color correction (lighten color that has gone too dark or ashen):
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One 'n Only hair care creates affordable products that cover your hair needs from color fix to perms.
Omg Don't Buy This!I have naturally brown hair, and I have died it darker which was a dumb idea. I bought this product along with my friend, and we both tried this on our hair...Well it turned hers orange and it turned my hair red (even after doing it 3 times). Not only was it not even close to my natural hair color.... It also has made my hair permanently rubbery all over my hair and I am not able to brush it without it falling out!!!! My friends did the same thing, just not as bad.. I would never recommend this to anyone! Four months later with hundreds of dollars of conditioners that I have bought, and still rubber hair :((May 12, 2013LaurenHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Color Treated Hair
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Amazing Product! Took Me From Deep Dark Red To Caramel!I left it on my hair for an hour with a plastic bag over top, and a towel wrapped over top the plastic bag. I used a blowdryer every 20 min for 3 minutes to add heat.
I rinsed for 20 straight minutes, shampooed with a clarifying shampoo with a tbsp of baking soda 3 times. I then put an Ion Brilliance conditoner pack on it for 10 min. I rinsed and rinsed some more.
the end result was an orangey puke color. I re-applied and let sit on my hair for another 45 min, using heat here and there. I repeated my rinsing for 20 minutes and 3 shampoos, and lots of conditioner. I then blow dried and the result was a caramel looking color with some orange tones. I applied the processing lotion (which is so important, its crazy not to use it!) for 5 minutes and rinsed. the result was a lighter caramel with less orange tones.
It smelled gross..pretty unbearable really. But after rinsing and lots of shampoo with baking soda(natural odor eliminator) it didnt smell bad at all. only when its wet i can smell it faintly(i used it a few days prior to this review).
All in all, its a fantastic product. I highly recommend it!
Ps- if you dont rinse well enough, your hair will darken with the processing lotion. It is very important to rinse and rinse and rinse. also very important to use the processor. if you dont, you are leaving your hair cuticle open and when you go to dye it, it could be very unpredictable. You could end up with really really crazy bad hair. PLEASE use the processing lotion and dont be scared. just make sure you rinse thouroughly and shampoo repeatedly before using it.
Apr 13, 2013Micke / OntarioHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Dry Hair / Color Treated Hair / Fine or Thin Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Color Fix Works (for Me)i have pixie short hair strw blonde natural and i tried a dark mahogany red which after a week or 2 started to look coppery so i color fixed it and it took out the dye. how ever that was the only layer of dye i had on my hair and its short .people who have trouble with color correction at home is because we dye our hair alot with different shades alot. i would suggest that if you have long hair and or have been dying it for years to get a proffesional opinion i am not a hair dresser but i have also had my share of mistakes .the product works but you have to consider all the dye on your head and the length and thickness .Apr 4, 2013Paula H. / United States
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This Product Is Horrible Do Not Waste Your Money Trust Me!i bought this on sallys it was 15 dollars. I have very dark ash brown hair almost black. I ombred my hair at a salon but hated how yellow it was and dyed it a "darkes brown shade" after a month i felt like giving the ombre another try and wanted to remove the dye i had so i can go back to the "ombre bleach stage" of my hair so that i could tone it the color i wanted it. I got this thing and it did nothing!!!!! nothing at all i followed all the instructions and all that and it just faded some little pieces of my hair to a brown but nothing more and i didnt use the 3 step thingie. Oh and now i think its back to darkest brown does little pieces that faded to a lighter brown. It doesnt work! and i dont understand how it does work for some people.Apr 3, 2013Lucy B. / CaliforniaHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Normal Hair / Oily Hair / Color Treated Hair
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I Have It On Hand At All Times!I have been using ONO Colorfix about twice a year since I discovered it 5 years ago. Each time, it has been used to remove semi-permanent dye buildup of varying shades of dark browns and blacks (brown black, soft black, dark auburn, etc.). I have never been disappointed by the results of Colorfix. My natural color is a light/medium ash brown and I have been dying it religiously every month for years. In the colder/winter months, I opt for dark browns and blacks, but love to go lighter for the spring and summer months. So about ever 6 months or so, I will remove the black semi-permanent dye buildup from my hair so I can dye it a lighter shade.
I have found it helpful to apply to the ends of the hair first, where there is the most dye buildup. I will usually do that and keep it on for about 10 or 15 minutes (depending on how much it has lightened in that time) before applying it to the rest of my head. I find that my hair color turns out much more even in the end when I apply the Colorfix over two stages like this.
If I don't use the processing lotion, the brassy brown hair will generally darken within a few days. Though there have been times when I have used the processing lotion after a few days when the brassy tones in my hair had not darkened sufficiently. I have found that the processing lotion is best used about 2 to 3 days after you remove the dye from your hair, or it may darken back to the original shade.
I absolutely love Colorfix, I have learned to keep a box of it on hand at most times, just in case! I have also recommended it to many of my friends looking to remove dark dye or just to partial corrections of dye jobs. I absolutely cannot recommend this product enough.
Apr 2, 2013Dionna / OregonHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Fine or Thin Hair
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Expensive And Not As Great As It First AppearedI mixed about a third of the product for my long dark-brown-almost-black hair. My natural hair is medium/dark ash brown, with a ton of premature grey.
I left it on for over an hour with periodic blow-drys. When I rinsed, using lots of shampoo and a bit of conditioner, I was left with an inch-wide orange stripe down my centre parting and all through my roots, and the rest of my hair was fairly unchanged. I mixed all the rest of the bottles together and used the lot, straight away. Due to the quantity it seemed to spread more evenly through my hair, with a nice creamy consistency and gag-inducing smell.
I left it for another hour. I washed it out, using tons of shampoo and dishwashing liquid to try and get rid of the smell (it sort of worked), and this time it was an amazing caramel blonde, shading darker towards the ends but in an appealing way. I loved it, my hair felt fine, and it even seemed to be thicker, 'lighter' and less greasy from years of dying different shades of brown.
I skipped the processing lotion, and the next evening my partner commented that my hair was darker than it was 24 hours ago. The next evening, he noticed that it was even darker.
That was about 4 or 5 weeks ago and today my hair is only a shade lighter than before I stripped it. Presumably, if I had used the processing lotion my hair would have darkened straight away.
I haven't tried dying it yet - I want to go lighter so I'll try bleach, but I'll definitely be doing a strand test, since I don't know what to expect. I'm in Australia and I paid $60 for this product from a hair care shop. Had I paid $30 I wouldn't mind so much. Next time I'll use bleach straight away.Mar 26, 2013Jane D. / Melbourne
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A Must To Get Rid Of Unwanted Black Hair!I dyed my hair black after years of bleaching it blonde. Long story short I used this product minus step three and my hair went from jet black to a beautiful cinnamon brown and it feels amazing. For those with damaged hair be sure you haven't over processed your hair or else as with any chemicals you can cause damage. I just wanted to share my experience because I really love this product. I wish I would have known about it long ago. My hair was very damaged on the top layers but prior to using this product I didn't use heat styling tools for 8 weeks and cut my hair twice in the interum. I will use this product again. One n Only has some amazing products. I use their Keratin Kurl shampoo, conditioner and deep coditioning treatments, all sulfate free.Mar 23, 2013Delia R. / San Diego, CAHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair
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Much Better Than Expected.last year I dyed my hair from a dirty blonde to black. tried Color Oops and it turned my hair brown for like a minute and went back to how it was. before I used the one n only colorfix my hair was a dark red. I was kind of skeptical because of the last time I used a product like this, but it turned out a lot better than I had originally thought. I left it on my hair for about a half hour and my hair is almost a strawberry blonde. there was some damage, but that's probably on my end for dying my hair too often. my bathroom smells TERRIBLE still, but the smell in my hair is almost nonexistent after I washed it out.Mar 19, 2013Angelina / West VirginiaHAIR TYPELight Brown / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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So DisappointedFirst off i must have the worst luck in the world because every product i try works for everyone else but me! I followed these instructions so carefully and later rinsed the product out for 15 minutes! I even skipped the third step like many of the reviews i read said to do. It was looking a bit lighter but then a few minutes later it was back to the exact same color! I literally have tried everything underthe sun to get rid of this god aweful red hair without bleaching it because its already damaged. NOTHING EVER WORKS FOR ME! All this product did was leave my hair dry and smelling bad. Now im gunna be forced to bleach my hair because its the only way to get the red out... TERRIBLE TERRIBLE PRODUCT! Doesnt work at all if youre trying to get red out...waste of my time and money.Mar 1, 2013MikaellaHAIR TYPEAuburn / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Worked Great!Now, I don't know the science behind this... but it worked great for me, but it does stink up your place like eggs. I personally didn't think it was THAT bad, but my boyfriend came home and was like, "EW WHAT IS THAT TERRIBLE SMELL?" LOL.
My natural color is a mousy brown. I usually dye it either a richer, dark chocolate brown, or a lighter honey brown. I went a little crazy this year, and dyed it red (Think Ariel from Little Mermaid) and then black. Red is TERRIBLE to get out of my hair, I think even more so than it is known to be. Even with the faded black, the red was still very visible in my hair. GREAAAT. Tried to dye over it with the Loreal Hicolor (for brown's only) in Honey Ginger (I had good results before, but it didn't take this time. Could have been a problem on my end since I only left it on for may 25-30 mins I have a feeling it needed to be in way longer than that, anyways-) It only colored my roots. Ha! It wasn't so bad, but I am a bit of a perfectionist.
So, I went out and got this and another dye to re-dye my hair. I followed the directions, mixed, put it in my hair, blah blah blah. When it came to letting it sit, I let it sit for a whopping 60 minutes. 20 would have done absolutely nothing for me. That's how freaking resistant my hair is.
When I rinsed it out, I did what another review said and let it rinse for a good 15 minutes, then I washed it twice. The new "classic" Herbal Essences did a good job at getting the smell out of the hair, btw.
I then did the lotion, but I only left it on for 3 minutes, because by this time I was getting annoyed that it was taking so long. Haha. Then I conditioned twice.
The color of my hair? A nice honey brown, that matched my roots almost to a T! I do not even need to redye it! :) My hair is still in great condition. I might try one more application to get it a tad lighter, but overall I am really happy with the results.Feb 24, 2013Kiera W. / CAHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Oily Hair / Color Treated Hair
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Elder Colton Cory Wilcox has returned from faithfully serving a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Oregon, Portland Mission. Elder Wilcox will be speaking in the Cleveland Second Ward at 9 a.m. on Dec. 23, 2012.
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What a chapter indeed. Kishimoto will forever remain my favorite author.
I do wonder what happens though. How could she have died from that, if he said you let her die. If it was from that, it would've been murder or an accident. As for the mistranslation theories, if he said "You killed Rin" a couple of chapters back, this one would have little impact because we would've known Kakashi killed her before seeing the final page of this week's manga.
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: Unless you are just going to have a toilet and wash basin, you will still have to tear up the floor for the tub/shower.
: : I am adding a bathroom to my remodeled (in progress) basement. The sewer connections are below floor level so I don't have to pump the waste up any. There are relatively low ceilings; however, so rather than building up a platform for a bottom waste feed or tearing up the concrete I'm looking for a reasonable alterative. I've doing some research and have found several mentions to wall-mounted toilets, but I'm wary of the high cost of this type of installation (400-600 w/mounting hardware). This is almost half of what I intended to spend for the whole bathroom.
: : Am I really being that much of a cheapskate, when a decent quality regular toilet only runs $150-200? What about floor mounted back flush toilets? Are these any cheaper? Pros & Cons?
: : This is a project I'd like to finish this summer and I don't want to do any more construction till I get this issue worked out. Any help is appreciated.
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These long and winding paths cross some of the most gorgeous land ever seen by human eyes. How much do you know about Earth's famous hiking trails?
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Question 1 of 30
Which country has the longest interconnected web of recreational trails?
When completed, the trail will cross 15,000 miles.
Question 2 of 30
What is the highest altitude of the Great Himalaya Trail?
13,000 feet
18,000 feet
20,000 feet
This trail has 10 sections crossing some of the most spectacular ground on Earth.
Question 3 of 30
How many discrete sections make up the 3,700-mile Grand Italian Trail?
The broken-up sections means hikers can pick and choose the pieces they want to attack.
Question 4 of 30
How long is the Pacific Coast Trail?
1,254 miles
2,659 miles
Guinness World Records indicates it is the longest in the world.
3,116 miles
Question 5 of 30
In what year was the Pacific Coast Trail completed?
In addition to seven national parks, hikers on this trail will go through a whopping 25 national forests.
Question 6 of 30
The 500-mile Baker Historical Trail is the longest trail on which continent?
It stretches from South Sudan to Uganda.
South America
Question 7 of 30
If you hike the GR 11 in Spain, you'll have to carry enough provisions for about how many days at a time?
three to four
There are dozens of civilized area in the 522 miles of trail, but hikers must be very self-sufficient.
six to seven
eight to 10
Question 8 of 30
Approximately how long would it take a hiker to complete the Grand Italian Trail?
40 days
two months
eight months
It is more than 3,800 miles long and traverses many steep mountains.
Question 9 of 30
Which trail is NOT part of the Triple Crown trail system in the United States?
Long Trail
The third is the Pacific Crest Trail.
Continental Divide Trail
Appalachian Trail
Question 10 of 30
Of the three trails in the Triple Crown of Hiking, which is the shortest?
Pacific Crest Trail
Continental Divide Trail
Appalachian Trail
And yet at nearly 2,200 miles long, it is still a monster trail.
Question 11 of 30
Where is the Baekdu-Daegan Trail?
South Korea
It's about 500 miles long and crosses the whole Korean Peninsula, but sorry, it doesn't go through North Korea.
Kingdom of Cambodia
Question 12 of 30
Roughly how many people attempt to walk the entire Continental Divide Trail each year?
The highest point of the trail is 14,270 feet, in Colorado.
Question 13 of 30
The famous Narrows trail is found in which American national park?
Bryce Canyon National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Zion National Park
And hikers spend about half of their time stomping through the waters of the Virgin River.
Question 14 of 30
About how many steps would it take an average hiker to complete the entire Appalachian Trail?
about 5 million
Some extremely tough hikers manage to walk the entire thing in less than a single season.
about 10 million
about 12 million
Question 15 of 30
Where is the South West Coast Path?
It is around 630 miles and sends hikers near many wide-open coastal views.
Question 16 of 30
In which country is the Te Araroa trail?
New Zealand
Perhaps only 100 people per year attempt to walk the entire 1,800-mile trail.
Question 17 of 30
What does "Te Araroa" mean in English?
The Horizon
The Footpath
The Long Pathway
It takes average hikers about three months to walk the entire trail.
Question 18 of 30
If a hiker walks the entire Appalachian Trail, about how much elevation would he or she gain?
about 232,000 feet
about 464,000 feet
That's enough of an elevation gain to climb Mount Everest about, oh, 16 times.
about 987,000 feet
Question 19 of 30
What year was the first that a hiker finished the entire American Discovery Trail?
There is a northern and southern split in this one and just that loop is about 1,800 miles.
Question 20 of 30
Through how many states does the American Discovery Trail pass?
It is the only non-motorized coast-to-coast trail in the U.S.
Question 21 of 30
How many times does the Nordkalottleen-Artic Trail cross international borders?
three times
10 times
Most of it lies within the Arctic Circle.
21 times
Question 22 of 30
How long did it take Matthew Hazley to walk all three Triple Crown trails back-to-back in 2005?
332 days
299 days
239 days
That means he covered about 7,900 miles in less than a year.
Question 23 of 30
In miles, how long is the Colorado Trail?
223 miles
486 miles
It stretches from Denver to Durango on an established and well-marked trail.
612 miles
Question 24 of 30
How long did it take Scott Jurek to run the entire Appalachian Trail in 2015?
38 days
42 days
46 days
He beat the previous record (by Jennifer Pharr Davis) by only around three hours.
Question 25 of 30
About how long does it take winners of the Ultra-Trail du Mont Blanc footrace to complete the entire 110 miles?
roughly 20 hours
Hikers, on the other hand, usually need more than 10 days to finish the journey.
roughly 30 hours
roughly 40 hours
Question 26 of 30
What is the average altitude of the "low" route on the Great Himalaya Trail?
6,500 feet
This is considered the "cultural" route that lets hikers interact with towns along the way.
8,200 feet
9,100 feet
Question 27 of 30
About long does it take to complete each section of the Via Alpina?
one day
There are 342 sections in the 3,000 miles of trail; some people can hike it all in less than a year.
two days
three days
Question 28 of 30
Through how many countries does The Sultan's Trail pass?
Hikers go through Greece, Serbia, Austria and six other countries.
Question 29 of 30
About how long does it take thru-hikers to complete the entire Continental Divide Trail?
three months
four months
six months
Many hikers call this one the toughest of the Triple Crown.
Question 30 of 30
Some hikers say Bhutan's Snowman Trek is the hardest in the world. How many mountain passes does it cross?
Some of those passes go to a breath-sucking 16,000 feet.


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The Last Cudahy Movie Night
Well last week's Cudahy was disappointing at 42 people, well this week we had 15!
Yep 15
And YES the weather was not optimal.
It would appear this will be the last Cudahy Movie Night unless a corporate sponsor is found for 2015 and beyond.
You have to see with such lower turnouts there is no way to justify the cost of Cudahy Movie Night and I can see the Mayor cutting it out of the 2015 city budget. Can you blame him?
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports Writer
The Emery High Lady Spartans went on the road to Salem last Thursday night and came away with a win in their 2008 region volleyball opening game. Emery won 25-19, 25-21 and 25-19 over first-year school Salem Hills.
The Spartans have been playing better ball this season and each game their confidence in themselves gets better and better. Emery controlled each of the games from the outset and was never really threatened. The closest threat came in the second game when a Salem Hills server got a couple of good serves in before Emery made an adjustment and finished off the game.
Abbie Kay played her first game after having had eye surgery and played well in the middle. Shawnee Allred sat out the game with an ankle injury. With Allred out, Brook Jensen moved from the middle to the off-hand hitter position and the move worked out well for the Spartans.
Frankie Komar and Keera Allred, the setters on the this team, did a great job all evening long of putting the ball in the right spot for their teammates to finish off the play. Shianne Allred had some strong blocks and many smart plays from the front line to aid the team.
Emery's hitters then did their jobs with getting the ball over the net. Jodi Robertson, Allred, Jensen, Kay, Tiffany Tuttle and Sierra Bridgewater all contributed with big hits to the win.
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Before you sprint from the office, don't forget to take a look at all of the pop-culture bits that helped me survive the week. These go to 11:
1. New Girl — I'm not a regular viewer of the Fox series, but after this week's shocking (but pleasant) development, I might become one.
2. Digestate — The food-themed comics anthology started as a Kickstarter project, and the result is a treat. Contributors include heavy hitters like Jeffrey Brown, James Kochalka, Alex Robinson, Nicole J. Georges and Renee French. Do yourself a favor and grab it.
3. Jessica Brown Findlay — Downton Abbey 's Lady Sybil gave a particularly moving performance this week.
4. New York's Bret Easton Ellis profile — Love him or hate him, you must admit he's an interesting guy.
5. Aidy Bryant — The Saturday Night Live cast member is becoming one of my favorite people on the show. Give her more airtime!
6. Hello I Must Be Going — Now on DVD, I enjoyed this film about a divorcee (Melanie Lynskey) who goes home to live with her parents in the suburbs.
7. Fantasy, MS MR — I'm digging this new track off the duo's new album, out in May.
8. FX's The Americans — Keri Russell is back, and she's got a Russian accent!
9. Paul Williams Still Alive — Showtime just started airing this 2012 documentary about the award-winning composer. (He wrote Rainbow Connection, among other huge hits.) Even if you were born after his career peaked in the '70s, it's still worth a look.
10. It's Okay to Be Smart — Stimulate your brain with this new science series from PBS Digital Studios.
11. 30 Rock — I guess we should be grateful that NBC didn't cancel it after a season, but still. It will be missed.
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New chapter is out ENJOY!!!!!
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Currently planning war strategies at a tea party with Madara, Kabuto, Zetsu and Sasuke.
Hmmm, so Joker is working with the marines huh. Now why didn't I see this coming? Slow pace though, and given Oda had only just taken 2 weeks off, taking another break makes it seem even slower... Also makes you wonder how did Sanji figure out the plan.
That Robin search was very titillating
So DD didn't quit after all. I guess he expected the SH and Heart Pirates coming into partnership. Maybe a deal was struck with Akainu to crush the SH.
Nevertheless, with Luffy about be in the fight of Group C, its becoming more apparent that it was a plot to split him from Law. Also with Rebecca wanting to beat DD, its safe to say that DD has pissed of and probably oppressed the Gnomes.
Oh god, another chapter thats going to spawn so many hentai picture XP. And Dofla, nice move with the pretend quitting. Really, the straw hats are now in for the worst possible scenario.
Oh and the Dwarves (Or gnomes, but thats probably a translation error) are a lot smaller than I thought they would be.
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
Could it be that it was the Gnomes who were the ones on the sunny when Nami and her team herd noises?
Aggravate, Anger, and Piss off
Wowww it's good to back!!!
Loved the chapter everyone loves the robin scene i guess. lol
Law is in a real pinch, no way he is getting past donflamingo and that admiral. Seems loke donfla teamed up with the WG. The strawhats and law aren't enough for countering donfla + his crew and an admiral. So i think there will be some other big name popping in the scene......
Law may be able to get away since he has CC's heart - i guess it just depends how much quicker/stronger Flamingo is.
It was a pretty good chapter, I can't wait till Zoro gets back to the ship - even though I doubt anything will have happened to Nami/Chopper/Brook, there's a *chance* we will see Zoro go HAM on someone lol
Wonder if Rebecca is an honarary member of the dwarfs? Or was she a dwarf that turned big because of the experiments of CC(You never know).
Also, If DD had this plan setup all along, is it possible that this tournament was a means of selecting a new candidate for Shichibukai. Think about it, they lure strong pirates along with the promise of the Mera Mera and Dofla has his "candidate" wipe the floor with the other pirates. In so doing that "candidate" becomes quite famous almost instantly and whats more with big names like Bellamy, Luffy and even Burgess falling to this person, it would make sense to replace Law(who is now possibly guilty of treason) with this new person.


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Canadian men's national junior volleyball team selection currently underway in Gatineau
GATINEAU – A total of 47 players are currently taking part in the men's national junior volleyball team selection camp at the Centre Sportif in Gatineau, Que.
The players are battling for spots on the squad that will compete at the men's world junior volleyball championships set for July 31 to August 10 in Brazil. Canada qualified for the world juniors last season by placing second at the NORCECA (North and Central America and Caribbean) championships which were held in Gatineau.
Twelve of the 14 athletes from last summer's team along with numerous others who have been identified over the past year from the Canadian university or college seasons are at the open camp that runs until Saturday.
The selected team will then train for the duration of the summer and currently have plans for preparation matches in early June in Canada, as well as a trip to Slovenia in July where they plan to play against Slovenia and India. Finally, the team will travel to Argentina just prior to the World Championship for final tune-up matches before arriving in Brazil on July 30.
Canada is hoping for a lucky number seven as they have competed in six previous World Junior Men's Championships, including a best result of 5th in 1999.
The head coach of the men's national junior team is Georges Laplante of l'Université de Montréal. His assistants are Greg Barthel of the University of Regina and Brad Poplawski of the University of Alberta.
Here are the players at the camp sorted by province:
Alberta: Craig Schatz, Barrhead; Ian Cooper, Edmonton; Frank Jones, Calgary; Branden Schmidt, Winton; Daniel Durham, St. Albert; Jarron Mueller, Calgary; Tristan Aubry, Edmonton; Tucker Leinweber, Linden, Alta.; Lucas VanBerkel, Edmonton; Jay Olmstead, Edmonton.
B.C.: Alex Davis, White Rock; Brandan Yao, Burnaby; Ian Perry, Abbotsford; Colin Carson, Prince George; Casey Knight, Salt Springs Islands; Derek Thiessen, Coquitlam; Christopher Howe, Salt Springs Islands; Bradley Kufske, Abbotsford.
Manitoba: Brett Wiess, Winnipeg; Matthew Schriemer, Winnipeg.
Nova Scotia: Connor Maessen, Dartmouth.
Ontario: Justin Scapinello, London; Michael Denton, Scarborough; Tim Warnholtz, Guelph; Bryan Duquette, St. Thomas; James Philippe, Ottawa; Alex Khuskivadze, Richmond Hill; Jordan Dyck, St. Thomas; Jeremi Lortie, Ottawa; Jori Mantha, Ottawa; Nolan Molyneux, Toronto; TJ Sanders, London; Marc Wilson, Stratford; Daniel Boutwell, Kenora; Ryan Leknois, Kingston; Garrett May, Scarborough; Tyson Alexander, Barrie; Raymond Szeto, Sutton.
Quebec: Tommy Bélisle, Quebec City; Marc-André Morency, Varennes; Nicholas Hoag, Sherbrooke; Joel Beauregard, Sherbrooke; Daniel Moreau, Sherbrooke; William Marier, Sherbrooke.
Saskatchewan: Braden McLean, Birch Hills; Paul Thomson, Assiniboia; Bryan Fraser, Saskatoon.
Head coach: Georges Laplante, Montreal
Assistant coaches: Greg Barthel, Regina and Brad Poplawski, Edmonton.
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Atheist: Christmas tree recycling unfair
Program changed because incentive said to favor Christians
An atheist activist forced Chicago to change its Christmas tree recycling program, complaining it was unfair to non-Christians.
The city wanted to bolster its Blue Bag recycling program by offering a years worth of blue bags and some mulch to anyone who turned in a used Christmas tree.
But Rob Sherman, known for his campaign to keep crosses off city seals, protested to Chicago, insisting the trees-for-bags exchange unfairly benefits Christians, the Chicago Tribune reported.
"The concern was that the city had constructed a well-intentioned program, but the effect was that only Christians had the opportunity to participate," Sherman told the paper. "Christians had the opportunity to receive the blue bags for free. Atheists and others would have had to pay."
Responding to Sherman, the city now will allow anyone to get the blue bags if they bring in a large bag of recyclable material.
The city will now offer blue bags to anyone who visits one of 22 tree-recycling locations on Jan. 8 and brings a large bag of recyclable material.
"We'd prefer the tree, but we're willing to permit that. We've always been flexible," streets and sanitation spokesman Matt Smith told the Tribune. "The main thing is that we want people to recycle, and we want to keep these trees out of the waste stream."
Sherman, of suburban Buffalo Grove, doesn't live in Chicago, but he called the city's law department on behalf of a Chicago resident.
He told the Chicago paper that at one point he was told he could receive the blue bags if he brought in someone else's tree.
"Atheists shouldn't have to go begging from home to home for a Christian who will sponsor them into this kind of government program," he said.
While some argue that many non-Christians put up trees for the holidays, Sherman insists it's predominantly Christians who participate.
"No self-respecting atheist or Jew or Hindu puts up a Christmas tree in their home unless they are Christian wannabes," he said.
Sherman led a campaign to remove crosses from the municipal seals of the Illinois cities of Zion and Rolling Meadows.
Good grief. (rolls eyes)
I never considered the tree as a christian thing, funny me.
sane atheists are a distinct minority of atheists. Just as the sane are minorities and atheists are minorities and space pirates are.... oh wait... story idea coming.
How did all these stupid people survive to adulthood? Oh, it must have been all the warning labels. Arrrgh!
"Sherman, of suburban Buffalo Grove, doesn't live in Chicago, but he called the city's law department on behalf of a Chicago resident."
Hmmmm? not a resident. 'Why do I need to you? Go take a hike!'
Don't these liberal dunderheads have more important things to cry about? These people really need to get a life!!!!!!!!!
This nitwit finds it demeaning to have to go begging a tree from a neighbor but he doesn't mind begging a grievence from a Chicago resident so he can file suit.
(shaking head) What's next?
Exactly, friend.
I'm prejudiced against space pirates. I decided in advance that I like all of them based on what I know about a few.
Rob Sherman = Whackjob
"Sherman, you're an idiot."
I get more convinced each day that the only hope to cork these people is to ignore them as you would any child throwing a tantrum. Every time one of these clowns threatens a lawsuit, simply don't respond. If they sue, simply allow for civic "leaders" to continue to ignore them by not wasting money for defense. Then if some mindless twit of a judge decides to "hear" the complaint, these same civic leaders should ignore any ruling regardless of how it goes. Just don't read it.
As long as otherwise functioning adults continue to pay attention to these children, they will continue to push the envelope as any child will do.
He misses the major point which is anyone with a Christmas tree paid for it. He had the same opportunity to buy one if he wished. Because of this, there is no discrimination. Anyone could participate if they wanted to.
What is more disturbing than this whackjob athiest is that the city of Chicago gave in to his ridiculous demands!
Come on everyone! Where is Chicago? BLUUUUUUE state. 'Nuff said?
Illinois would be a Red State if not for the VERY DEEP BLUE (and corrupt) city of Chicago.
I suppose they would be equally indignant if the city offered to pick up the guts from animal sacrifices.
LOL! That's it! The nanny state thwarts Darwin's law!!!
Seen on the side of lion in Africa: DANGER: THIS ANIMAL IS DANGEROUS TO ANTELOPES AND OTHER GRAZING ANIMALS.
Maybe this idiot is actually on to something. We could get rid of welfare - benefits poor people. Social Security - benefits old people.
It must be in the Bible somewhere... Maybe it's in 3rd Peter, or in the Gospel of James...
The left believes in Darwinism except among endagered species and human survival.
way in advance... way way in advance
Boy you really are a killjoy
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