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December 20, 2012
Northampton Community College's campuses are and will be even more comfortable, energy-efficient and environmentally aware places because of green initiatives undertaken in 2012.
The greatest excitement was generated by plans for the new Monroe Campus. The environmental bar has been raised even higher than it was originally set there with hopes of exceeding LEED Silver certification and reaching LEED Gold. Among many notable features, a geothermal heating and cooling system will include high efficiency HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning), lighting and plumbing, state-of-the-art digital HVAC and lighting system controls and the most advanced building envelope materials that minimize energy use. The geothermal system is a series of deep wells drilled into the ground near the building that will house the central plant mechanical heating/cooling equipment for the campus. The whole system will be controlled by a state-of-the-art system that will ensure that it runs at the highest efficiency possible throughout the changing seasons of the year.
On Main Campus, the East 40 Community Garden gained a solar unit that will power the water pump for the bioswale--a drainage slope designed to remove silt and pollution from water and recycle this water for use in the garden--and to provide power for day-to-day energy needs. In 2012, the unit powered tools for the construction of the new hoop house (greenhouse), powered a radio and even brewed coffee. The system, designed and installed by students in the solar PV systems classes, features four 180W PV modules charging a 24V 360 Ahr battery bank and a 1500W DC to AC inverter. It is considered an "off-grid" system because it lacks any connection to the normal grid, creating 120 VAC electricity that is used in the same way as regular utility power. It is a system that is green and clean and greatly cost-saving. The system has been used to power drills and lights and to pump irrigation water from a water catchment area to Community Garden spaces. The Good Growers Club and the Sustainability Committee raised funds to purchase the solar panels for the roof and for an inverter.
On March 26, a wind turbine was installed in the Community Garden to generate electrical power from wind energy and to determine the mechanical power the wind can generate. The turbine, being developed by the Good Growers Club, is constructed out of recycled/salvaged parts of common household items, including a treadmill motor, an outdoor extension cord and some miscellaneous nuts and bolts. Eventually, the turbine will be wired into the solar energy system.
Recycling on campus made headway with the introduction of sponsored bins. Any club, department or individual can sponsor a bin. Located in high-use areas, the bins offer sponsors place to post advertisement while providing funds toward the purchase of more containers. Anyone interested in sponsoring a bin can contact Jeff Kapcsos, Manager, Building Services, at
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The Sustainability Committee came up with yet another way to increase recycling, with two bottle refilling stations installed above drinking fountains in College Center and Communications Hall. The first of more to come, the stations reduce the use of disposable plastic bottles and boost the use of refillable ones.
The automotive technology program purchased a used Ford Escape Hybrid vehicle to be used solely for instructional purposes. A typical hybrid, it has a gasoline engine and electric motors that propel the vehicle for short durations of time. Whenever the battery gets low, the engine starts to propel the vehicle, offering better fuel economy than does a strictly gasoline engine. Two new courses on hybrid vehicles ensure that students are training on the most current technology.
Some of the other projects undertaken by the College's Sustainability committee in 2012 included:
•Take the Stairs campaign-colorful flyers posted around campus to encourage the NCC community to consider taking the stairs rather than the elevator(s).
·Bag initiative in the bookstore-plastic bags phased out and replaced by reusable bags.
·The default font on campus computers/printers changed to Century Gothic (uses less ink!).
· Big Spring Clean-up-Volunteers cleared more trails, picked up about 10 bags of litter, removed invasive species (garlic mustard) and hung the screech owl, flying squirrel, bluebird, and kestrel boxes.
Overall, Northampton Community College is committed to creating appropriately comfortable classrooms, laboratories and supporting facilities for the long-term health of the institution, the community, the economy and environment, while also providing students with excellent, accessible and comprehensive learning experiences. The College's investment in diverse energy conservation measures has as its goal to reduce energy use by 20% over ten years. Three years into the plan, NCC has already reduced its energy intensity by 7%. Campus awareness programs continue to educate student, faculty and staff on saving our environment.
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Kath and Lewis are parents to five-month-old Simon. Kath is breastfeeding Simon. Lewis works long hours but helps out with Simon when he can.
7am: Simon wakes up and has a breastfeed. If he wakes earlier, I do a split-feed. Simon will sleep for a couple of hours after his feed, so I have a shower and some breakfast while Lewis gets ready for work.
9am: Simon wakes up. I change his nappy and get him dressed. He sits in his bouncy cradle while I put some washing on and tidy up.
10am: Simon has a breastfeed.
10.30am: I either carry Simon in his sling, and chat to him while I get on with some housework, or help him play under his baby gym.
12.30pm: Simon has a nap.
2pm: Simon wakes up and has another breastfeed.
3pm: we usually pop out for a walk or a look round the shops. If the weather's bad, we stay in and play with his toys.
4pm: Simon naps for about 30 minutes.
4.30pm: Simon wakes up and has a breastfeed. We read a story or play with his toys.
6.30pm: if Lewis is back from work, he gives Simon his bath. I love watching them play together but, unfortunately, most nights Simon is already in bed by the time Lewis gets home.
7pm: I get Simon into his pyjamas and put him into his crib. He cries a lot and it can take him up to an hour to fall asleep.
2am: occasionally, Simon sleeps through the night, but most nights he wakes up for a breastfeed. We're about to start baby-led weaning. I'm hoping once weaning is established Simon will sleep for longer periods between feeds.
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Whenever we ask to anyone who works with children, to recall memories of their school days, in particular PE lessons, the overwhelming majority of responses take the line of 'Sigh, oh yes, running around the school field in the cold!'
To a lot of others though, including myself, PE was the highlight of the school week. Probably because I had an affinity to sport and wasn't the last to be picked for any team sports! PE has so much to offer children, and not just the physical, fitness or skill development aspect of the class. And this is why it is fantastic news to hear that PE will be one of the four core subjects in the national curriculum from the next academic year
ActivKids help's schools deliver exciting and effective PE lessons
ActivKids have developed a range of fantastic multiskills programmes for all primary aged year groups, linked into the games modules of the national curriculum. There are also a range of challenge programmes for lunch time, before school and after school activity sessions. These programmes are supported by inspirational ActivKids workshops that lead teaching and support staff to re-enjoy PE again!
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ActivKids recently delivered its Infant fitness and active games workshop over three twilight sessions to teachers, TA's and playground supervisors at Barnett Wood infant School in Surrey. The 2-hour sessions were very well received with a lot of fun and enjoyment experienced by all those who participated. Mrs. Norma Penny, head teacher at Barnett Wood, found the workshop content very beneficial to the children of her school,
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We were impressed with James from the beginning. He was knowledgeable, engaging and fun. He also made sure that safety was top priority, checking the space, reminding staff to only do what they can and giving breaks to hydrate. There was also a warm up and cool down activity".
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In addition to his own career as a solo artist, Ne-Yo is constantly in demand as a songwriter for other artists, from Beyonce to Celine Dion and beyond. But he says he's really excited about one particular project that he's been asked to work on: the first new album in a decade from '90s superstars TLC .
Ne-Yo tells ABC News Radio that it all started when VH1 announced that it was producing a biopic of the girl group, called Crazy Sexy Cool: The TLC Story, which will air later this year. It's being executive-produced by the two surviving members of TLC, T-Boz and Chilli.
"It was brought to my attention that VH1 is doing a movie about TLC's journey, from where they began to where they are now," says Ne-Yo. "They initially pulled me [to write] the end credits song, so I did that song [and] the girls loved it."
As a result, Ne-Yo says, L.A. Reid, the head of TLC's record label, called him and told him he wanted him to "do some more music for their forthcoming project." He says he jumped at the chance.
"I've been a huge fan of TLC for a really, really long time, from 'Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg' on down, I've been there," he tells ABC News Radio. "So I'm honored that they called me. I know I'm not the only songwriter that they called...but the fact that they called me at all, thinking that I would have something to bring to that, is beyond an honor, so I'm happy about it."
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When we think of wealth, we tend to think of money. Brandy Gallagher, the Executive Director of O.U.R. Ecovillage in Shawnigan Lake, is redefining how we think about both.
She's doing it through permaculture - an ecological design system based on ethics and design principles for sustainability. We sat down with Brandy to learn more.
Tell us about O.U.R. Ecovillage on Vancouver Island.
We're 13 years into developing a 25-acre sustainable living demonstration site and education centre. The mission here is to create a community commons, much differently than a lot of places that are personally owned or where ownership is a large focus. What we're creating is a place for everybody and anybody, a place for all those who do good work to come together and to create a possibility of something very unique in a new way.
What is financial sustainability? And what does human and social sustainability look like?
We have countries around the world that are well equipped with people who can [finance] any ecovillage and then we have a lot of folks who are interested in living and working in them, but who couldn't even get start up funding. How do we create equity and equality all at the same time? In fact, the question might be: How do we redefine value?
What has happened at O.U.R. Ecovillage?
About three years ago, our local credit union that holds the mortgage here said, "You're going to have to think of something else." The market value of this place is astronomical, not that we'd ever sell it, but those are the qualities of how you go to apply for a mortgage typically and yet in the world and reality of finance, we don't fit. No matter how many awards we get, we paint ourselves further and further outside the opportunity of mainstream financing. So let's permaculturalize all of that. Let's find another way to stack functions, to bring things together, to close the loop on things, and have money have a different value.
So maybe you have income streams that do that. If you can have social enterprises and things that are based on social and environmental impact, then you've got an ethical way for income streams to happen.
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The next obvious conversation is: How do we not do it with the bank? How do we do it with ourselves? For the last year, we've been working on something called the Ethical Investment Mortgage. We're actually incorporating a syndicated mortgage package. We'll pilot it here like we do everything else and give it away to anybody else who wants it, but it basically creates a tool where community can invest in community. And this is talking about real money.
So it's things like taking your Registered Retirement Savings Plan and getting it out of streams where, you know, you can't go have lunch at your mutual funds investment place, but you could if you invested in your local community. You could maybe even have some impact and become part of it, not just visit, but actually participate. And, you could get paid an even better interest rate – recently anyway – and you could be investing in something that's backed by land.
These are all tools and ways that we don't have to pattern ourselves like mainstream, conventional constructs of how our societies have been working. Let's face it: they're not working. It is up to us to start to redefine patterns and find different ways of being together in a permaculture world.
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"That's scary, Doc."
I looked up from my notes. I had reassured him that everything was fine. His thyroid tumor had been non-cancerous and he would need no further treatment. His surgery and postoperative recovery had been smooth. He had nothing to worry about. What could be so scary?
"Do you want to run through things again? There is nothing of concern at all."
He looked down and bit his lip. "I just keep thinking about my dad. His cancer treatment was hard on him."
I was still confused. "Tell me what you are thinking."
He picked up the pathology report that I had handed to him. "There," he said, pointing to where I had circled the diagnosis. "You said I had a follicular adenoma, right?"
"Yes. That's what the tumor is called. It is benign. Not a cancer."
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Ohhh, I thought. Wow.
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He smiled, finally. "Well," he said, "I still don't like that word."
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The notion that "love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage" is still widespread, but the arguments against it are gaining strength. Addressing such arguments requires clarifying what we mean by profound love.
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"He is invited to the city of Bath, site of England's famous spa, where rakes and lechers and gamesters abound. He rides there in a coach with a beautiful, seemingly innocent young girl who comes to sit at the heart of a plot to gain control of a fabulous fortune.
"Thieves steal letters, highwaymen attack, bludgeoners attempt murder, and shots ring out in the House of God. Despite all this, the Bath social round progresses, at secret gaming parties, grand balls, and the famous waters, where a man is later found murdered.
"Benjamin Franklin must winnow his way through this intrigue, to the truth of a mystery which may be masterminded by his great enemy, the enigmatic Quimp, who governs much of England's crime. Ben is ably aided by his natural son, Nick Handy. Once again his acute intellect and unerring heart prove him to be the archetypal detective."


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So this morning when I was leaving for work, I notice my poor puppy is covered in fleas. Thinking about it even now makes me cringe.. I feel like they are crawling all over my body!
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Now, I've never had this problem before and didn't know where to even begin dealing with this nightmare. I posed this to the audience, and I was thrilled with the feedback. I can't wait to get home and destroy these little $#%@!&^*.
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Comfortis flee med, it is wonderful, been using it for years, any vet has it The sentinnel stuff the guy was talking about is crap, I take my dog to the barn w/horses everyday and Comfortis is all time best good luck
We had to get an exterminator the fleas multiplied in our home in 2 days and they would attack us when we got off the couch or beds … Then we went to the vet and got meds for the dogs
Like you said blue dawn soap works. You can also try VO5 shampoo its works just the same and they both work better than actual flee soap. Good luck –Lex
Trifexis. All in 1 flea, Heartwormmedicine And more. Then you will need to flea bomb your house.
Hey girl.. Try trifexis!! It's the best!! I've also used comfortis it's cheaper… -Christina
U need to call ORKIN, anything u get a the store will not kill them all, it's not strong enough. All it will do is kill some, drive them in the cracks. It will be ok for a Lil but after the chemical goes away, they will come out worst. Vacuum a lot!
Sentinel just stops reproduction. It will not kill existing fleas on the dog. Trifexis is new and improved. Not a pokemon. It's a perscription. You will need a prescription for sentinel.
Sprinkle salt on the carpet and furniture for 24 hours. It will dehydrate the fleas. I use tomato paste mixed with salt and vinegar to bathe the dog.
you will need a perscription for the trifexis. Or sentinel. You can get the flea bombs at petco. If you have carpet you will want to flea bomb. Sorry but that's the best way.
We did all the bombing and stuff but it got worse so we called the exterminator and they said to take the cushions off the couches and vacuum under there
vacuum under the bed all the corners and empty the bag out side they sprayed under the cushion on my couch it worked and it was only like $80 !! We spent like $50 on at the store stuff and that didn't work ! It was so bad my daughter would get jumped by standing on the floor she was covered by more than 10 at one time we had to take em off her !! Don't waste ur money at the store just call an exterminater!
I live out in the country so its a constant battle with our dogs. But you can also and I know this sounds crazy but you can try beer with the soap and also feed them garlic
Hey Katy, it's Scott from softball. I own Venus Pest Company. We charge 150 to treat inside and outside for fleas. We use a contact insecticide plus insect growth regulator as well as a synergist. We give a 2 month warranty. We recommend that you treat your dog with comfortis. By the way tempo is around 50 bucks a bottle. It's contact insecticide only.
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Popular for its dam and beautiful lake, Mattupetty is a hill station situated at a height of 1,700 m in Idukki district of Kerala. Located about 13 km from Munnar, the village is known for its scenic splendour, green valleys and salubrious climate.
Blessed by Mother Nature in abundance, Idukki district in Kerala boasts of wildlife sanctuaries, hill stations, spice plantations, trekking trails, waterfalls, salubrious climate and scenic beauty.
Enchanting valleys, mist-laden hills, rolling grasslands, sprawling plantations and cascading streams have made Idukki a tourist paradise. Mattupetty like rest of Idukki on the border between Kerala and Tamil Nadu, is known for its spices.
The Shola forest near the village is perfect for trekking and it houses varieties of birds and animals. Rivulets and cascades in the village make it more attractive.
The main attraction of the village is the Mattupetty dam and lake. The dam was built to conserve water for producing electricity.
Another attraction of Mattupetty is the dairy farm, run by the Indo-Swiss livestock project. The project was started around 1963 in collaboration with the Swiss government. The dairy farm also has a cattle and research centre.
A visit to the Kundala tea plantations is mandatory. and Kundala Lake, which is located in the vicinity of the village.
Tourists often combine their visit to Mattupetty with a trip to Vagamon, Munnar, Eravikulam National Park and Thattekad Bird Sanctuary.
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Abrasive Wear of Geometrical Surface Structures of Scapharca Subcrenata and Burnt-end Ark Against Soil
Scapharca subcrenata(Arca subcrenala Lischke)and Burnt-end Ark (Arca inflata Reeve) were selected as the research object. The abrasive wear experiments of three types of surface structures against soil were performed in the abrasive tester. These surface structures include the Scapharca subcrenata node rib pattern shell, Scapharca subcrenata rib pattern shell and Burnt-end Ark. The test results showed that the wear-resistant function of the surface structures of the Scapharca subcrenata node rib pattern shell and the Burnt-end Ark shell was better than that of the surface structure of the Scapharca subcrenata rib pattern shell when the relative sliding velocity was 2.41m/s. When abrasive size was range from 0.380mm to 0.830mm, the wear loss of these three types of surface structures were increased with the relative sliding velocity increasing.Keywords: Scapharca subcrenata; Burnt-end Ark; geometrical surface structure; abrasive wear; wear resistance
Scapharca subcrenata; Burnt-end Ark; geometrical surface structure; abrasive wear; wear resistance
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2009: Appeared in 12 meets...tallied a score of 9.800 on floor exercise on four occasions...season best was a 9.875 on floor against Illinois State Feb. 25...tallied a season high of 9.825 on vault against Illinois Mar. 7.2008: UIC's leading floor exercise competitor...All-MIC Second Team...All-State First Team...competed in all 13 meets...captured her first event title of her career by taking home the floor exercise crown against Northern Illinois on Feb. 27...placed second on the vault and scored a season-high 9.85 against Northern Illinois and Central Michigan on March 2...shared the floor exercise title with a season-best score of 9.875 against Ball State and SEMO on March 8...won the floor exercise title (9.825) and placed third on the vault (9.70) versus Illinois State on March 11...runner-up finish on the floor exercise with a score of 9.825 at the State of Illinois Classic on March 22...turned in a fourth-place finish on the floor exercise (9.85) at the Midwest Independent Conference Championships on March 28...carded a 9.625 on the floor exercise at the NCAA South Central Regional Championships on
Prep/Personal: Member of Flips Gymnastics for nine years...first-place finish on vault at Level 9 Western Championships in 2004...Region IV champion in the all-around, floor exercise, and uneven bars in 2005...Level 10 regional vault champion...qualified for Level 10 nationals in 2006...owns career-best scores on vault (9.575) and floor exercise (9.55)...born Feb. 26, 1989...daughter of Robert and Carol Murray...major is undecided. Career BestsVault - 9.850Beam - 9.800Floor - 9.875
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Film fans in Leicester Square were treated to dragon dancing, contortionists, kung fu demonstrations and celebrity appearances at the London premiere of animated hit Kung Fu Panda on Thursday, June 26, 2008. Jack Black hugged and high-fived fans, while Dustin Hoffman, Ian McShane and Lucy Liu put on demonstrations for reporters. The film, released by DreamWorks Animation, is released in UK cinemas next month…
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easy to spread, easy to absorb, easy to massage in, very good oil, no smell, amazing really, if you want it thicker, just add avocado oil with it, or essential oil if you want it to smell. loving it. just bought their large bottle size.
i am sure you could use it as facial oil as well or cleanser as it is so good and light. but i have not tried.
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I use this oil after waxing to get rid of wax stuck to my skin. It makes it very easy to rub the wax residue off. I do have to wash the oil off afterwards. The oil feels thick and sticky.
I have been alternating Grape Seed and Almond oils as my overall skin and hair moisturizers for several years now. Inexpensive and effective.
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LOVE this. Jojoba was my initiation in the world of oils, but, after reading how this was a decent alternative for oily/acne prone skin, I bought a bottle and am fully converted.
It's thinner than jojoba, but still fully blendable, and does not shine through makeup. Has not caused any breakouts in the few weeks since I switched.
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I have combination oily skin that is also sensitive and prone to breakouts if I use the wrong oil or products.
My favorite oils are sweet almond oil and apricot kernel oil and this has joined my favorites list.
It's very light weight, it moisturizes well and doesn't cause me to break out. During the day, I use this underneath my Cetaphil Moisturizing Cream but at night I use my prescribed topical acne treatment.
This doesn't break me out, it doesn't clog my pores, it doesn't make me oily/greasy(which I am prone to) and it doesn't irritate my skin. It leaves my skin soft, also.
I personally bought this from Whole Foods for $3.99 (it was on Sale) but i'm not too familiar with grapeseed oil so I don't know if that's a reasonable price or not.
This will definitely continue to be a staple unless there is some dramatic change in the condition of my skin.
I've also heard it has great anti-aging properties, which I read on a Asian skin care blog(that's why I wear it underneath Cetaphil).
I still continue to use this product, although not as frequently as before. I DO avoid using it on nights where I will get a couple of hours of sleep because this does have a slight mattifying effect. Mattifying+lack of sleep=bigger looking pores and dullness. But as I mentioned, that's only when I'm going to be lacking in sleep.
I do like to use this before that time of the month to help control oiliness and prevent breakouts. I have sensitive skin and this does not cause me to break out or get blackheads. Nor does it cause an increase in oil production.
When applied to the skin it absorbs instantly, which is why I love it.
I DO recommend this if you have oily or combination skin. Just using it once or twice a week is all it takes to notice a difference.
If you have dry skin, I would probably say you should stay away from it. It might make any dryness worse or make flaky skin more obvious.
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I know it's listed under cleansers and most of the reviewers are talking about using the oil on their faces (I can't do this as it clogs up my pores...but honestly, what doesn't? -_-;) but I use this grapeseed oil on my hair. I do have to admit that I've added several essential oils to it, but the carrier oil is the most important part. I LOVE this oil.
I had previously tried coconut oil but it didn't absorb well and left my hair feeling stiff when it was warm enough that it should've been liquified, and left my hair practically frozen solid when it was below that temperature (I can't remember the exact temperature but it's somewhere in the high 70's).
The grapeseed oil absorbs completely by the time my hair is dry, but still manages to seal in moisture. It doesn't look greasy at all and definitely saves my ends in the dry climate of LA. I found the smell to be very neutral and not strong like other "hair oils" tend to be (olive, coconut, etc.).
I am not fond of the packaging of this product, and wish it came in an easily controlled pump dispenser, or some other way. If I squeeze the bottle, way too much shoots out of the controlled flow top thing (I don't know what you really call it...it's a rubber or plastic with an x in the middle, that only dispenses the product if you squeeze the bottle, preventing spillage). I have to unscrew the lid every time and then tip the product into the palm of my hand. This usually results in some flowing down the side of the bottle no matter how hard I try to prevent it. Just laying my palm flat over the top of the bottle, flipping them upside down (maintaining a seal the whole time), and then upright again, to get a little bit of the product on my palm worked when I had short hair and didn't need much. Now my hair is much longer and I need quite a bit of this product, but not as much as comes out of the squeeze top thing. Obviously this isn't a dealbreaker, but it is pretty annoying to have to clean up all the time. I suppose in a few months I can just squeeze the bottle and this portion of my review will be moot. =]
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I just used this as face and eye makeup remover and now my face is bright red and both my face and eyes are burning. Ugh, I hate having such sensitive skin. :/
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I really wanted to love this as I can't tolerate most (if not all) multi-ingredient cleansers/moisturizers on the market. I used it as both a cleanser and moisturizer. I loved that this sunk in so fast, cleansed well, and didn't break out or irritate my skin. Sadly, it started to dry out my skin after about 4 days which in turn caused my oil production to go into overdrive in addition to major flakiness. I will keep it around for emergencies, but for my combo(more oily than dry) skin it was a no go for daily use.
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I have been battling oily skin for the last three years. This stuff is seriously amazing. I remove makeup with an oil cleanse mix (castor oil, grapeseed, jojoba, and a drop of tea tree), then use my clarisonic with Neutrogena acne wash (the amber colored liquid), then use a little grapeseed oil with a little jojoba oil on my face after for moisturizer. Seriously, it did not clog my pores, and I barely use oil blotters anymore. It's that good. Anyone with oily skin should give it a try, it completely changed my skincare and makeup routine, and made my skin beautiful.
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A great product that helps reduce the amount of sebum produced = less oily skin. This product is a natural toner.
I have researched a lot about oils for facial care. I have also tried many products.
I used grapeseed oil for 6-8 months during the winter/spring months in the UK.
I haven't used this product since because I am currently starting up a regimen to help unclog my pores. Once winter starts (now I am in the northern part Canada), I will re-introduce.
If you are using more than a "dime size" of oil for your face, you are using it wrong - it's hard to get the right amount with the squirt bottle - but when you get it, rub together and lightly tap your face. Do not rub in. If there are areas on your face that are drier than others - just apply more to those areas.
The key is not to overdo.
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"I hate to disappoint him, but rumors of my demise are
greatly exaggerated. I'm in good shape, I'm getting better, and I'll be back to
work on a full time basis shortly."
Those are the words of Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson heard
on the radio last week. He was addressing doubts of whether he could still
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These doubts arise after the 74-year-old suffered broken
bones and a gash on his head after a car accident. He was cited for not wearing
a seat belt.
He has since admitted that was a mistake, and has given word
that his opponents should be on notice because he's still running for
Democrat Kevin Howley wants three debates. But that does not
seem likely. The Deputy County Executive issued a statement saying, "Brooks'
opponent hasn't earned any debates. Brooks has a 20 year body of work to speak
for him. In the last election, the Oakland County Dems. resorted to criminal
felonies in an attempt to win. This year they spread rumors and lies to mislead
and try to take advantage of Brooks' victimization. Tell them no."
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Everton has reintroduced the ban on bottles being taken into the seated areas at Goodison Park for this month's Merseyside derby.
In a bid to protect the safety of supporters, bottled drinks will only be allowed to consumed in the concourse areas.
Supporters who buy bottled drinks inside Goodison will be able to decant their drinks into the plastic cups provided if they wish to take them to their seat.
Stadium Safety officer Dave Lewis said: "Keeping supporters safe is a top priority on matchdays and the ban on bottles for the Merseyside Derby will help the Club to reduce the risk of missiles being thrown inside the ground.
"All supporters are aware that the throwing of articles towards the pitch is strictly forbidden and any such incidents could put the Club in jeopardy of severe sanctions from the Football Association.
He added: "Any person found committing such an act will be the subject of action by the Club which may include a lifetime ban."
Supporters are also reminded that alcohol has never been permitted in the seated areas and must be consumed inside the lounges or on the concourses.
Club officials have also reminded supporters that encroaching onto the field of play at anytime during their visit to Goodison Park will result in similar sanctions.
Meanwhile, enhanced CCTV capability will be in operation on the day of the game with some members of the Everton stewarding team also wearing body worn cameras for the first time to identify any supporter in breach of the stadium regulations.
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Some say the bond between a mother and child is unbreakable. Caretakers at Lincoln Park Zoo are hopeful that will be the case for Nayembi and her mother, Rollie.
For the first time, we're getting a first look at how well baby Nayembi is doing since she sustained a severe facial injury in February.
"It's a very unusual injury," Dr. Steve Ross, the Director of Center for Conservation of Apes explains. "We still don't know exactly what happened. But, luckily we have an excellent veterinary staff that was able to handle it and her recovery has really been remarkable."
After undergoing surgery, now nearly 6-month-old Nayembi is crawling around her exhibit. She's even experimenting with solid foods like broccoli.
To get her to this point, it's taken some creative thinking by the caretakers here.
"The humans are actually wearing a sort of mock, fur vest that mimics the hair that she would be clinging on her own gorilla mother," says Lincoln Park Zoo's Curator of Primates Maureen Leahy. "We're also behaving like gorillas, so we're not coddling her with cute human words of 'ooh' and 'ahh,' but we're actually vocalizing more like her gorilla mom would vocalize to her."
Despite how adorable Nayembi is, doctors here say she still needs to be treated like the wild and endangered animal she is.
The goal now is getting all of the gorillas acclimated to having her inside the exhibit.
"She's always in visual proximity of most importantly her mother, but all the other members of the troop," Leahy explains. "She can hear them, see them, smell them and we've even begun some touching contact."
Leahy says its kind and gentle touching between a mother and daughter trying their best to remember the bond that is considered unbreakable.
"When Nayembi is eating, mom will pick up food and eat as well," she says. "So, there's definitely a connection there."
Nayembi's caretakers say she still has a number of goals to reach before she is placed back with the other gorillas. The hope is to have her back with her family in the next month.
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