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" Brand: Pure / Type: Cleansing Wipes / Skin type: for dry skin and for all types / What it does: Cleanses, "
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I bought 3 packets of Pure deep cleanse wipes they were on offer in Poundland, 3 packets for a quid. At that price I guess you can't expect anything too fancy, but on the other hand you can find all sorts of things in Poundland that would usually be much more expensive so I didn't think they could be too bad. I have seen these in discount stores as well for around 99p per packet, so I thought I was getting a pretty good deal.
The pack looks premium, it is not a simple and boring design that you would expect from a low quality product. It boasts a deep cleansing action and claims to remove oils and make up. This was just what I needed for when I work night shifts, something to refresh my face and keep all the nasty dirts and oil at bay.
The wipes are made in the UK by Saraco Industries and are no tested on animals. The packaging can be recycled and the wipes should be thrown in the bin and not flushed down the toilet - I must admit I have flushed them down the loo on occasion though without thinking and it did flush away fine, I guess it is just not very good for the environment and runs the risk of blocking drains.
The wipes are simple to use, just remove one from the packet and wipe around your face in circular motion. You can see the dirt on the wipe when you are finished so it does do its job so far as getting the dirt from your face. I am less impressed however with its oil reduction and make up removal. I have combination skin and I found on the more oily patches it did not do much good. I have tried it a couple of times with make up, it is a total no go with mascara, I found it just smudges all over my eyes and I end up looking like I have gone 5 rounds with Mike Tyson, I do not wear foundation so can not say how it works with that. With lipstick and eye shadow it is satisfactory although they eye shadow removal did take some effort.
The wipes are very soft and have a kind of fluffy feel to them which means they are gentle to use and I did not have any irritation which is good because my facial skin can be quite sensitive. I found they do dry out, the pack says use 6 months after opening, after a couple of weeks I really noticed they were getting dry in the pack.
These wipes are fine for a quick freshen up, but I do not think they do what they promise, the cleanse does not feel any better than when I run a baby wipe over my face. I doubt I would buy them again since there is 25 in a pack - 75 wipes for a pound, it is cheaper to buy a pack of 100 sensitive baby wipes for 69p in savers, they do the job just as well. I guess the advantage of these is the ack is smaller to carry around in your handbag than baby wipes are.
I brought this product from the village pharmacy because I was in desperate need for something to clear up my spots but was quick and easy and these were the ony option available at my pharmacy.
The wipes come in a dark blue packet with sea green on the rims. It has an image of a face with a target on a red spot/ pimple indicating it's designed for people who suffer with blemishes. On the left of the pack there is a description on what the product does and how it's supposed to work.
-How it feels/smells-
The wipes inside has the smell of clean fresh, not like bleach or air freshener, but more like a pure delcate smell found in baby wipes. The wipes acroos the skin feel so soft, I thought they were intended to be baby wipes wth the softness.
-How it works-
It's simple, just remove a wipe from the pack and wipe acroos your face in circular movements. Remember to seal the pack after removing a wipe, other wise they will dry out before they have been used up. These aren't flushable wipes so you would need to dispose them in the bin after use.
To be honest, they were soft, gentle and helped to make skin look clean but I personally believe that they didn't make my spots clear up or even make them look smaller. I started using the wipes once a day then after 2 weeks I used them morning and night. It's a product that doesn't do what it claims to do.
It's really soft and gentle so I believe that people with sensitive skin can use them without irritation and it doesn't dry out skin so people with dry skin can use them. But if you have combination or oily skin and want to reduce your spots and shine and prevent breakouts then I wouldn't recommend it for you.
I brought these wipes for £1.10 for a pack of 25 wipes at my village pharmacy but I'm guessing you can buy them cheaper at Savers or elsewhere.
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When it comes to face wipes, I'm not particularly picky and I usually just buy whatever is on offer. I have quite sensitive skin so I usually check the packaging before purchasing face wipes and as long as they're cheap and seem like they'll be good, I will buy them. I came across the 'Pure' range of face wipes quite recently and they caught my eye because I thought that they were 'Simple' branded wipes due to the similar packaging.
I saw these in Poundworld and bought four packs as at two packs of 25 for £1.00 it seemed like an absolute bargain - how wrong was I! There are a few different types of wipes in the Pure range including exfoliating wipes and make-up removing wipes. I bought a few different ones and the ones that I am reviewing are the deep cleanse wipes. The manufacturers claim that these wipes are able to remove oil and make-up and purify the skin as well as unclog pores, which obviously helps prevent spots and blackheads. Sounds kind of too good to be true considering how cheap the wipes are, doesn't it? Well that's because it is - these are rubbish!
The packaging is pretty good - it has all of the information needed and it is easy to open and securely seal again after you've pulled a wipe out. The wipes themselves are a good size and suprsingly thick and durable. They're moist but not too moist - they don't ooze liquid when pressed against the skin like some wipes do which is a minor advantage. The first thing that I noticed about the wipes was the strong, perfume-type smell. The smell is pleasant - quite girly and 'fresh', but as I have such sensitive skin I try to avoid skincare products that are loaded with chemicals and perfume to make them smell nice. The wipes are soft against my skin and I used these for a few days before stopping.
The wipes removed foundation, eyeliner, brow liner and waterproof mascara reasonably easily, although quite a bit of scrubbing was required rather than it removing the make-up with a few swipes. While this did get rid of make-up and leave my skin feeling quite fresh due to the smell and mild cooling action, my face didn't feel clean. In fact it felt like my face was covered in a thin film of residue due to how strong the scent was. After using this I had to wash my face because it felt quite oily which is weird because I have dry skin - I guess it was just the residue.
I didn't suffer any irritation from these however I did notice that they made my eyes sting a little after wiping them over my eyelids to remove my eyeshadow. They also left my forehead and cheeks slightly red. After using these for three days, I was covered in spots, which is rare for me - I hardly ever have break outs on my face. I had three on my chin and one of my forehead and they were incredibly sore as well as ugly! Considering that the only new product that I'd used on my face was these wipes, I can say 100 percent that these were the cause of my breakout.
Overall, these are cheap and nasty - I give them one out of five stars purely because I'm unable to rate them zero out of five and I do not recommend them.
I'm not brand loyal when it comes to face wipes, I'm happy to use whichever wipes happen to be on offer, and as such I've tried absolutely loads of different ones. I've tried some which have quickly become favourites, and I've tried some which I'll never buy again no matter how cheap they are, these Pure Deep Cleanse Cleansing Wipes from Poundland being one of the latter. I bought them on a whim one day whilst browsing the aisles in Poundland, you get 2 packs of 25 wipes for just £1.00 - bargain, well they would be a bargain if they were actually any good!
I don't use face wipes every day, I'm normally a wash off cleanser kind of girl. But I will use face wipes if I've ran out of cleanser, or in the evenings if I'm too tired to go through the whole cleansing and moisturising process, or to freshen my face and neck on a hot day if I'm not wearing any make up. I do always take face wipes with me when I travel or stay over at a friends house for the convenience factor.
I didn't really find that these wipes had much of a fragrance, just a very faint 'clean' kind of fragrance. I like the beauty products that I use to have a noticeable fragrance as I think that's half the pleasure of using them. The wipes are fairly damp when you first remove them from the packet, however on using them I found that they very quickly dried out when in use.
I found that the face wipes were not actually very effective at cleaning and cleansing my face, even after using 2 wipes my face still didn't actually feel clean. All they actually seemed to do was to irritate my skin, my face was left quite red and sore after using these, my husband even asked me if I'd been out in the sun and burnt my face! In fact the only times that I used these I actually washed my face again with a wash off cleanser afterwards, this then kinda defeats using the face wipes in the first place really doesn't it!
I didn't try these on a full face of make up as they hadn't even cleansed my skin when I hadn't been wearing make up, so I really can't imagine that they'd be able to cope with that. All they seemed to actually do was to make my skin really tender and sore. They seemed very harsh and not the slightest bit gentle on my skin, and I hadn't even rubbed my skin very hard with them. I wouldn't actually even want to rub my skin very hard with these if just a gentle rub could make my face so sore.
I probably only used around a third of the first packet as they were so dreadful, I used the remainder of the wipes up as cleaning wipes in the bathroom to just quickly wipe over the sinks and the mirrors each day, and they didn't even manage to do a great job of that! I certainly wouldn't buy these face wipes again as they are actually probably the worst face wipes that I've ever had the misfortune to use.
I tend to use 'Simple' products on my face as I have fairly sensitive skin, however there are times, especially towards the end of the month when i am starting to run low on cash and look for cheaper alternatives. In this case I had ran out of my usual Simple wipes, and when I saw these in my local poundland, (2 packs for a pound) i picked them up.
Each packet comes with 25 wipes inside. 50 wipes for a pound. You can't really complain about that.
The wipes are in a dark blue plastic packet. The pure logo feautures clearly on the front, a green leaf with a dew drop and the word pure in the middle. There is a close up picture of a face (in green) with a target symbol on it and a list of the wipes aims. On the back of the packet, there are directions, the same aims featured on the front, cautions, and an ingredients list. The packet is the same size and shape as most other face wipe products. there is a resealable label at the top (like all wipes) allowing you to remove and reseal easily. In terms of packaging these wipes look fairly good quality, and certainly don't look as cheap as they are.
Wipes Claims/aims-
as stated on the product
'deep cleansing action with puryfying agents and zinc cleans and unclogs pores, removes makeup and unwanted oils protecting against blackheads and impurities'
Wipes are generally pretty straight forward to use and these are no different. First simply peel back the resealable label and remove a wipe. Wipe gently over your face, neck and eye area, being careful to not get in the eye,(keep them closed). Then reseal the pack. These wipes are not flusable so need to go in the bin.
Usage/my experience-
The first thing I noticed about these wipes was the smell, the only way I can descibed the smell is a clean smell, it reminds me a little of tea tree oil but not as strong, these wipes are enriched with aloe vera, so this is more than likely the reason they smell this way.
On first feel, these wipes feel quite moist, which I think is always a good thing with wipes however, after a quick wipe over my face, I felt they had already started to dry out, so I needed quite a few for a overall clean feel. They were pretty good in terms of removing makeup, I didn't feel I had to scrub too hard, however I don't tend to wear too much makeup so people who wear heavy makeup may need to use more/or scrub a bit harder. My skin wasn't left feeling as clean as it usually does compared to other wipes I have used. After using the wipes my skin was left feeling quite tingly and a little itchy. About half hour to an hour after use my skin still felt this way, and was also feeling a little dry. I have sensitive skin, and think this is the reason for my negative experience, so therefore I would not recommend these to people with sensitive skin.
Cautions and other Information-
Avoid contact with eyes, sore or broken skin. Keep out of reach of children. These wipes are not tested on animals. Once opened use within six months.
If you don't have sensitive skin, these wipes would be good to carry in your handbag, or use in an evening for quickness. However I would suggest avoiding if you have sensitive skin. I may have saved a few pounds buying these at the time, but I ended up having to buy my normal wipes anyway, I guess I got what I paid for. Two stars, as packaging was good, and removed makeup.
** The Purchase **
I was in need of some cleansing wipes that I could keep in the drawer for something quick and convenient when I did not want to do the whole hot water, flannel and cleanser wash (which is my normal routine). Sometimes after a long day you just want to sit down and be able to swish and wipe your face to remove your makeup or grime from the daytime. So when I was last in pound land, I saw a deal on these exfoliating wipes - two for £1.
**The Product**
With each packet containing 20 wipes, it seemed on the surface a good deal. Two packets meant I could keep one in my bag and one at home for when I wanted to cleanse my skin.
The premise for these wipes claim that the wipes have exfoliating dimples to cleanse instantly, and reveal 'radiant skin'.
The wipes have a pleasant 'fresh' aroma, nothing too floral or overpowering. A pleasant clean scent, not dissimilar to a gently fragranced washing powder. They do indeed have a dimple style effect to them, which makes the wipe feel somewhat thicker than your average cleansing wipes.
Well I tried them over makeup and I have to say that a good deal did come off with the wipe. In addition, with a bit of scrubbing pretty much all my makeup was off. So in that respect the wipes were effective.
As for the exfoliating ability of the wipe, I have to say this is somewhat lacking, my skin did not really appear uber deeply cleansed and fresh looking.
All in all I found the wipes to be fairly effective at removing makeup which is a a plus when you are in a hurry. However as for a deep cleanse I would not rely on them, my skin seemed somewhat parched after using these also.
A good budget product to keep in the drawer for when you want to cleanse on the go or quickly but for a day in day out product I would not use.
Three*** stars for the nice aroma, price and makeup cleansing abilities.
I have gone through a number of face wipe brands in my time but have never come across one that I love so much that I'd gladly stay loyal to them for a while. The latest in my face wipes line to try were these Pure Deep Cleanse Complete Cleansing Wipes. I came across them a few months back and they look quite alright but I wasn't very aware of the brand. However, a wipe is a wipe and the pack contains 25 wipes which for the price I paid for them really wasn't that bad at all so it was worth trying them out.
The pack for these is a dark blue colour and the Pure logo is in the corner, they have a close up image of a face and the aims of the wipes. On the reverse are all of the directions of use and safety warnings as well as the fact that the top has a flap that opens and seals closed to keep wipes moist. The packaging is a very soft plastic and overall these do look quite eye catching and made me curious to take a closer look. The packet is a standard size for face wipes like most it is a rectangular shape.
These wipes should avoid contact with eyes, sore or broken skin and should be kept out of reach of children. If these come into contact with eyes, then rinse well with running water and also do not flush these down the toilet. These should be disposed of with normal household waste and these wipes are not tested on animals. These should also be used within 6 months of opening to keep them as fresh as they were at first.
Aqua, Alcohol, Propylene Glycol, Glycerin, Salicylic Acid, Zinc PCA, Niacinamide, Witch Hazel Extract, Benzophenone-4, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Methylparaben, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Citrate, Aloe Barbadensis, Parfum.
These wipes aim to give deep cleaning action with purifying agents and zinc to clean and unclog pours. These are also to remove makeup and unwanted oils to protect against blackheads and impurities. I mostly use these for taking off my makeup but you can use them for just cleaning your face as it says as well. Now, to use them you just need to peel back the flap and take out a wipe, they smell really fresh an a bit like tea tree oil but they smell very clean and then once you have your wipe you can just reseal the pack.
These wipes feel very soft and gentle on skin as they are fabric cloths and to use you just need to wipe this over the face, neck and eye area and if you are removing make up you will need to wipe over the face a few times until you get rid of it all. I do always get all of my make up off with these which is why I like them and my skin feels tingly afterwards but also looks really clean and my skin looks fresh which really is what I want.
I like the smell of these and the softness of them and I do think that my skin always looks and feels good after using them. I tend to use one a day just to keep on top of cleaning my skin as I am lazy at using face washes etc. My skin always seems clear and these give it a nice healthy glow. I have never had any problems with these and my skin can be quite sensitive but on my face it is just normal, I don't suffer from greasy skin or anything so these are perfect for me.
These are worth trying for anyone who doesn't want to pay too much for wipes and wants a good quality cleansing wipe that will clear the face and help skin.
I always buy my pack of these at Poundland as they sell them 2 packs for £1 which is a bargain meaning you will end up with 50 wipes! They don't even look cheap which is great and I can't say you will find them anywhere else any cheaper than this. I only tend to see them in bargain stores like this not in supermarkets.
I have not come across an official website for these I'm afraid but go to your nearest Poundland and pick up a pack or 2.
I am always looking for products to help my skin. I have bad skin and like to keep it as clean as possible. It is not possible to wash your face whenever it feels greasy throughout the day. So i like to get wipes to make my life easier.
I picked up these Pure exfoliating wipes from Asda last week. The packaging on mine is different from pictured. It is a white packaging with pale green graphics. There is also a "NEW" writen on it. So im not sure if they are the same product. The discription says that they are.
You get 20 wipes in a pack. The wipes are covered with dimples to exfoliate and cleanse. The wipes themselves are still smooth and the dimples are visable. they feel sof on the skin and you do wonder if they are actually working. They are slightly damp dto touch but not to much. When used you do feel like you have splashed water on your face but im not convenced that they do what they say there suppose to do and exfoliate.
They say that they remove dirt, make up, grease and dead skin cells. My face feels less greasy after use but removing make up i do wonder. I find that i have to press very hard to get any of the make up off. i havent tried teh wipes with waterproof mascara and i really dont think that they would work. They struggle with my normal eye make up. I have to use at least 3 wipes on each eye.
I picked these up on a two for £1 offer in Poundland the other week. At that price, I was a bit sceptical as to how good (or otherwise) they would be given the bargain price, but how could I refuse such an offer? Duly snapping up two packets, I was doubly pleased to note that they are supposed to be deep cleansing facial wipes. My skin is of the 'problem' type that regularly breaks out in spots but I often hesitate to use deep cleansing wipes as they tend to make my skin a bit too dry (perhaps they do too good a job of cleansing my skin ordinarily?!). Are these wipes as much of a bargain as they seem?
***The Wipes***
For facial wipes to feel as though they are doing a good job of cleaning my skin, I like them to be fairly wet (but not so much that they are dripping wet obviously!). These wipes feel like they contain a decent amount of moisture but not as much as I'd like. Once I've wiped one across my cheeks and nose, there doesn't feel much moisture left for the rest of my face so at least two or three wipes are needed for a thorough cleanse.
***The Results***
I don't seem to have as many spots as normal, but there are still some in evidence despite cleansing my face twice daily with these wipes. That said, I have yet to come across the magical cleanser that stops me from breaking out in spots and I doubt I ever will given that my skin type is firmly in the oily category. Because of that, I'm happy to settle for something that at least reduces the amount of spots I get and these do seem to have done that.
On the minus side, they claim to protect against blackheads but they haven't done so for me. I've had lots of blackheads across my nose (and on my chin and cheeks, to a lesser extent) and this does not seem to have been reduced since I started using the wipes so they aren't a miracle cure by any means. Then again, what else did I expect for £1! My skin feels quite dry and tight after using these but a spot of moisturiser sorts this out and it doesn't feel too uncomfortable after that.
***Overall Thoughts***
Each pack contains 25 wipes, which is a real bargain considering I got 50 wipes for £1 on the offer. There's nothing spectacular about these facial wipes but they don't seem to be any worse than wipes that are a good deal more expensive. They don't deal with blackheads as the packaging claims, but I've not found anything that does (even those blackhead removal strips have only worked to a certain extent for me) so I can't complain too much about that. My spots are reduced, so that is something that impresses. Given that my oily skin feels quite dry after using these, they may not be the best option for anyone with sensitive skin but then you probably won't be looking for deep cleansing wipes unless you have quite spot prone skin. All in all, they're decent enough facial wipes and aren't the disaster that I was anticipating from the bargain price tag. I'll be snapping up a few more on my next trip to Poundland assuming that they are still on the same offer.


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RE "SCIENTISTS want city to gird for storms" (Page A1, Nov. 2): In the aftermath of Sandy, Friday's article underscores Boston's vulnerabilities and the risk of more severe hazards as a result of climate change. However, it's important to remember that these threats affect the entire metropolitan area, from Plum Island to Cape Cod, from Downtown Crossing to MetroWest. The most effective preparation often calls for cooperation across city and town borders.
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Most of the participating sites sat on the edge of their seat when Dee was asked about the logo change. Dee turned and said "Glad you asked that question". He turned towards the big wall/screen and said "roll the tape". For a split second we thought we were going to get the exclusive look but just as quickly it became clear that the was joking.
While we didn't get a look at the logo, Dee did reveal some of what we can expect. Nothing specific unfortunately.
Dee said that three people have seen the logo from him personally. Dan Marino and Bob Griese were two of them and he said both former QB's and Hall of Famer's said they nailed it. Dee said that the logo will incorporate a little from all versions of the teams logo. He said it would be more modern looking and current while still holding true to the essence of the logo itself. He mentioned the navy blue specifically and said they kept part of that in the logo as well.
While he dodged the question of whether or not the star-burst would remain, or if the Dolphin's helmet would change, or even if the Dolphins would not look so cartoonish, Dee made it clear that teams logo would look different.
"I was in New York and this Dolphins fan from the stands saw me and yelled at me. 'Hey Mike…Don't change the logo'," Dee said. He walked to the rail and the man lifted his pant leg up to show a Dolphins logo tattoo. "Hey, you can tell everyone you got the retro version" he said.
That was the end of Dee's elaboration but a follow up question regarding the look of the uniforms and whether changes to the uniforms would be made was met with a boxers' bob and weave. Grinning from ear to ear, Dee simply bounced and bobbed his way around the question and moved on. His silence, smile, and gesture, let everyone know that the logo was not the only thing being changed.
To what degree remains to be seen. The Dolphins are expected to role out the changes prior to the start of the 2013 season.
In terms of the Super Bowl, Dee did confirm that the NFL has the Dolphins pitted against the stadium home of the San Francisco 49′ers as hosts of the 50th Super Bowl celebration and told the contingent that a decision by the NFL is expected on May 22nd of 2013. He also stated that the Dolphins really want this because it coincides with their own 50th anniversary of the team.
Dee did let us know that the hosting of the Super Bowl is not necessarily contingent upon major renovations to the stadium. Built in 1987 the stadium, as pointed out by Dee is the oldest stadium in the NFL not to undergo major renovations. He said that the team is still looking to move the seating closer to the field and that a cover over the seating sections and NOT the field is still being considered. He said the team would not put any covering over the field. Making it clear that the south Florida heat is a huge advantage for the team.


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|Brotherdavies -- 08/02/2005, 09:14:10 -- #17160
I have studied the method for Walking Bass but I still have trouble coming up with a nicely swinging walking bass line. I (and others as well I guess!) would find if very useful if somebody could give me some ideas for Fly Me To The Moon.
I'd like to play a solid walking bass over the changes to get the sort of Sinatra/Basie effect.
I am sure some ideas will help me come up with my own bass lines in the future.
Thank you !!!
|Mike -- 08/02/2005, 09:40:05 -- #17161
|The secrets to becoming a good walking bass line player are much the same as becoming a good improviser. Transcription is huge. Think of who you favorite walking bass players are and transcribe them. Especially transcribe what the play over ii v I progressions for example and then transpose that into all 12 keys and practice for automatic facility, because utimately to be a good walking bass pianist you must be able to improvise great walking bass lines in any key on instantly just like you must be able to improvise great melodies. Also transcibe especially how your favorite walking bass player handles a multitude of harmonic situations... transpose them all and practice them all for autimatic facility. Then you find it doesnt matter ....Fly me to The Moon, Satin Doll, Night Train, ... It does not matter what the tune is you can come up with a great walking bass line effortlessly and you start to hear people commenting on what a strong left hand you have.
|SolArt -- 08/02/2005, 16:47:47 -- #17202
|In my opinion a good walking or bass line is only a part of a strong left hand,(& the easiest to learn) & it often makes the music not full enough. The left hand must also play chords mixed in for this.
My advice is to check out some bass books Bro' to get bass LINES stronger.
|Brotherdavies -- 08/03/2005, 05:11:30 -- #17220
|Thanks guys
I want to achieve a sound where you have to think, is that a bass player or is it the piano playing that steady but swingin'bass.
Wish I could do more transcription but never seem to have enough time (toddler, job, exams etc!!!).
I can only think of Ray Brown when it comes to a bass player I would like to copy.
|sdm -- 08/03/2005, 11:31:41 -- #17232
|How about Leroy Vinear? But then, as with every other instrument there are many great players.
|KillerAlex26 -- 08/03/2005, 19:33:19 -- #17243
|hmm, this might be a little out of place, but... did Tito Puentes really played jazz? cause i though he played latinish things... the last time i heard a song from him was like ooof, too much to tell and it was just a little bit what i heard
|Rid -- 08/03/2005, 21:03:12 -- #17250
|Does anybody have any thoughts about which pianists/recordings would be best to listen to for piano walking bass?
I am thinking in terms of solo piano recordings, where the pianist is keeping the tempo himself by playing walking bass, and alternating with other styles of left hand playing.
Are there any good MIDI examples? I'm thinking MIDI examples might be useful to listen to because you could just listen to the channel with the bass.
|orson -- 08/03/2005, 21:50:01 -- #17251
|I bought a book called "solo jazz piano, the linear approach" by Neil Olmstead. It has a lot of info about how to construct walking bass lines and multi-voice contrapuntal improvisation. For each concept there is an "etude" based on the changes to a jazz standard, for which you are encouraged to write your own bass lines and voicings. There is also a CD included, on which N.O. plays the etudes and sample bass lines. The problem is, the bass is so over the top on these recordings (on purpose maybe?) that it sort of puts me off, I don't really like the style of playing. However, the info is very informative overall, more on bass lines than I've seen anywhere else. N.O. says he models his technique on Lenny Tristano and Dave McKenna. Has anybody else had experience with this book? What did you think?
|Adam1226 -- 08/04/2005, 00:31:14 -- #17254
|I'm certainly not an expert with bass lines, but Dave McKenna. If you can learn to use your left hand the way he does, you'll have our built in rhythm section. The book "solo jazz piano" is good, although like anything else requires a good deal of practice.
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Last year wasn't ideal for agriculture, as the U.S. faced its worst drought, in decades. However, the situation seems to be changing now. A winter storm in the southern plains should provide some relief and neutralize the impact of the drought to some extent. Consequently, improving weather conditions have led the U.S. Department of Agriculture to expect a decline in crop prices. Let's look at how 2013 may play out for three agricultural stocks, and see whether their long-term fundamentals remain intact.
Rentech Nitrogen Partners (NYSE: RNF): Expansion through acquisition
Unscheduled downtime in the fourth quarter of 2012, and a biannual turnaround at its East Dubuqe refinery, may lower Rentech's near-term nitrogen production and shipments. Consequently, its organic production and sales guidance seems a bit weak. But its $158 million acquisition of fellow fertilizer maker Agrifos, which gives the company increased capacity for urea and ammonium sulfate production, should stabilize its profitability prospects.
Agrifos is one of the top three producers of ammonium sulfate (AS) and AS fertilizer in America. Agrifos is located on the Houston Ship channel, having access to different modes of transportation that link the facility to the world's top two AS-consuming countries, the U.S. and Brazil.
Additionally, the payment terms of the acquisition include an earn-out option capped at $50 million. The earn-out is based on the adjusted income for the next two years. For every dollar earned by Rentech after reaching the limit of $55 million, two dollars will be paid as additional compensation. For the next two years, the expected adjusted earnings from the acquisition are around $80 million.
This acquisition also provides Rentech with a hedged position that involves lower Tampa-linked prices and higher Mid Corn Belt-linked prices. This should help Rentech reduce its exposure towards the volatile AS prices.
Though the near-term conditions may not look promising because of the downtime and turnaround expenses, the long-term position of the company looks strong because of its inclination towards ammonia sulfate.
CVR Partners (NYSE: UAN)
The earnings and revenue of CVR Partners for the fourth-quarter of 2012 surpassed the consensus estimate. But even after this, the result came along with bad news. The company's adjusted EPS and revenue lag behind last year's figures by around 60% and 23% respectively. The decline was massive, but as it turns out, the Street's expectations were worse. The weakness in the fourth quarter was mainly due to the biennial turnaround at its fertilizer plant in Kansas. At least the company won't have to endure any more downtime for the next two years.
The additional capacity for higher production of urea ammonium nitrate at its fertilizer plant is already installed, under the company's expansion project. The project is expected to increase the production level by 3000 tons/day, extending the annual capacity of the company to 1 million. The production will start in March 2013, which is around three months later than the announced target. The delay reduces the overall cash generation capacity of the company for 2013, but the strength in the product's prices in recent month builds my faith for future growth in cash flows.
Until the end of 2014, CVR doesn't have any turnaround-related downtime. And the expanded capacity along with the better pricing of urea ammonium nitrate should aid the company's performance in the future. Although the cash flow will be less than expected in 2013 because of the delay, the road from there on doesn't seem that rough.
Mosaic (NYSE: MOS): Will the deals help?
Mosaic reported a diluted EPS of $1.47 in the second quarter of 2013. However, on a closer look; I observed a drop in the adjusted EPS by 25% year-over-year. The good news is that it was still $0.12 above the consensus estimate, entirely because of the lower-than-expected tax rate. As for the other parameters, the situation is shaky.
Sales fell by 16% because of the low volumes of phosphate, potash, and also the weak pricing of phosphate. The company's guidance for the third quarter is also not very promising, either, predicting weakness due to that low pricing. However, its subsidiary Canpotex has entered into a deal with a Chinese company, Sinofert, to supply about 1 million tons of potash.
Mosaic's volume exceeded analysts' expectations, but low price per ton on a cost-and-freight basis neutralized the benefits. This indicates that the industry has a surplus products, and that currently, a buyer's market prevails. Some relief is expected from the recent deal for Canpotex to supply India with potash. But the weakness in prices of phosphate and potash will also limit that deal's upside.
I do see a ray of hope this coming May, when the restriction on shares held by Cargill is lifted. In 2004, Mosaic separated from Cargill. Two years back, Cargill sold most of its holdings in the company, but because of legal requirements, it still holds 129 million shares of Mosaic, with a restriction on public trading. In May 2013, the restriction on one-third of these shares will be lifted. Chances are, Mosaic could initiate a buyback plan to increase the return for its shareholders.
The Canpotex deals with China and India can help this company's weak guidance, but the shakiness and feeble pricing in its market could be difficult to conquer. I'll recommend a hold for the stock until the company issues any information on a possible buyback.
Rentech will face some downtime because of its biannual turnaround, resulting in weak production. But the acquisition of Agrifos seems a good investment for the company, expanding its reach and portfolio.
CVR has also finished the construction of its expanded facility. Its production is delayed, affecting its cash generation, but both factors will get back on track for the rest of 2013. Given the expansion plans, I am optimistic about both Rentech and Agrifos in the future.
As for Mosaic, the situation is still foggy. Weaker pricing and downtime explained its shaky performance in the past, and its future pricing doesn't look very promising, either. The deal with India, China and the possible buyback give a ray of hope, but for now, I'll give the stock a hold.
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Hey there, it's good to be honest, especially to yourself. Gotta admit the reality of what's happening before you can advance.
The last few posts strike me as being very garish in color. Take a look outside, have a look at the plants and trees. I know we're all used to using colors symbolically, you think plants and your mind automatically thinks green.
However if you have a look outside or even at some photos of environments you'll notice a pure green is rarely found. "Paint the color you see, not the color you think" - is a good rule of thumb.
Dailies are a great habit by the way, keep it up!
i think your pencil peaces are really good but on your digital peaces think about the stroke before you put it donw because it seems as if you are laying them down randomly.
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wow man you just keep improving and improving its awsome.
Cwn Anwnn - Thanks, and thanks for getting our SSG going. You're completely right about the colors. I was squinting at stuff the whole day trying to find points of contrast, and i was too fed up/tired to try and find better colors last night. I definately need to work with color from life.
Guitarjames - Thanks. Yeah, i really have no idea what i'm doing painting so half of the time i just throw stuff on and refine it later. I'm studying real painting right now but its a 1.5 hour a week class so its taking some time, but i'll try and translate what i learn to digital. Time to be more careful and act like i know what i'm doing!
Sweetoblivion314 - Thanks, i appriciate it.
I got the chance to draw some more horses today. It was kind've awkward because there were a bunch of people watching me draw... All but the last two were done in charcoal 5-15 minutes, and the last two were ball point pen. Last there are some pictures of the horses so you can see what i was working from.
Here are my morning doodles. They started out drowsy and fast but as i woke up/warmed up i took longer on them and they turned into studies by the time i got home. Trying to work on those silly female shoulders. These are mostly reffed from civardi's Drawing the Human Body.
Hmm, another chronologically backwards post.
No probs at all Fishspawn.
Good to see the horse studies. (Yeah I know, I'm animal biased but hehe.)
It's heartening to see you doing quick studies of the horses and not fussing over an image too much. The first few charcoal ones have weird leg joints happening but by the time you got to the pen you had sorted it out. Just some proportionality issues left but it's already a great improvement.
Neat human anatomy studies too. Keep at it. You're doing a good amount of work.
wow large update which is good,i can see the horse sketches geting beeter as they go along which is cool, my favrouite is the charcol that is not rendered.keep it up
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Your humans are getting better and better. The horses are nice too, i like the charcoal outlines and penn ones. It shows you can see how the anatomy of the horse goes. But it seems like you lost that when you drew the dark shaded in horses. Im not sure what you did there but it doesnt seem right.
Cwn Annwn - Thanks. I had fun doing them
guitarjames - Glad you like it, i'll try and carry that feel into my rendered ones.
sweetoblivion314 - Yeah i agree, i chose charcoal because it is fast but i was trying to render with little erasing and i wasn't thinking about what i was doing. I should have focused less on value and more on energy. ~Thanks.
Here are some more shoulder studies, i still have problems with those silly shoulders every time. Again i was waking up and the later ones are later in the day. The horse is just ugh. I was going to go into it but i lost my drive and rushed - it doesn't even have the right number of ribs. By rushed i mean the amount of time i considered a study to take a few weeks ago. I GUESS you could critique it but its not worth your time - the shoulders are much more finished and need helpings of beans or lotion or something.
On another note I'm going to be taking a week long class at Art Center College of Design in Pasadena next week. I'll be leaving tomorrow and i get to go to disneyland over the weekend, so posts may be tiny . I should get plenty of drawing done, however, and i believe i will have means to post it. If not, look forward to a colossal post after my class...
good update espeacilly the arms the only thing that lets them down is the hands so practice them and also try and do two hands interacting with eachother.
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Good start but you need to refine your sketches more. I had the same problem: i tried to do it all with one pencil. Start sketching with a 2H, doing construction lines and shapes. Erase the faulty and unnecessary ones. Then use a softer pencil (HB) to draw the lines you really need. And when you start shading, use an even softer pencil, like 2B or so. It takes some time and some discipline, but it's the only way.
Great update. The horse and anatomy sketches are great! More life studies (you mentioned you were taking more classes, so I'll wait to see that update) and you've got a brilliant sketch...improving alot
Good to see arm studies, some of those have a good sense of movement happening. I chuckled a bit when I saw the crab claw thing happening. Don't despair at doing hands yet.
Hands are tricky to get right and a lot people have trouble doing them, myself included.
I'm not sure about bartovan's 2h recommendation, just making really light lines with a 2b works for me. I find 2h is too hard and sharp to draw with comfortably. I guess as I mentioned before it all comes down personal preference.
Guitarjames - Thanks, i'll try that.
Bartovan - Hmm, i had thought about that but i always figured it wasn't much different. I'll give it a try. Thanks.
Saikin - Thanks very much!
Cwn Annwn - Heh. I enjoyed doing that crab claw >.>... Thanks for the kind words, hands and faces are still my biggest concern.
Not much to say. I didn't have access to a comp for 2 days, today was the first day of class. Fun and hard work! I have much more in my sketchbook but i'm taking pics with a camera so this is just newsprint stuff. Mostly in nupastel.
keep it up,but im not sure but the feet on the second from last look a bit large and the last ones face looks streched back,
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Not a bad update. I like the gestures.
guitarjames - Thanks. I was having trouble on that one... i don't know why.
Saikin - Thanks be to ye.
Day 2. Tons in my sketchbook, maybe i'll scan the highlights when i get home.
Your anatomy has gotten a heck of a lot better than when you started. You already got the crit about your bright greens being way oversaturated in the landscape. In the beginning of this SB you have a lot of SP's. If you enjoy doing those, I'd reccomend spending a bit more time on one and really polishing it up. From some of the anatomy studies you've done lately, I bet you could crank out something pretty sweet.
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Finally. It took a while accessing this thread (I was constantly getting some php error) and some of the other ssg member's sketchbooks.
You've had a great improvement since your first post. I like specially the last two studies, those done in charcoal and white chalk (pastel?) over a toned paper. Keep posting more of those.
Surprising and nice to see new ssg members
Blue Severin - Thanks. I had completely forgotten about those! When i get home maybe i'll try one.
fedezz - Thanks. I'll see what i can do.
Sad when you draw for 7 hours but only have 10 minutes on the computer. Heres some from my sb.
MAJOR improvement! I am glad to see you come so far! Your life studies are your best so far and I know will become way better as you continue. Are you scanning or taking digipics? Maybe scan them if possible because of the brightness....sorta faint
Saikin - Thanks. These are taken with a camera because i'm operating out of a hotel room ahora. And they're 18x24 so they wouldnt fit in a scanner anyway... But i usually fix brightness in PS which i dont have with me.
Last day is tomorrow! I've learned a lot in this short period of time... makes me wish i were going to college next semester :/. More nupastel stuff. The portrait took up a large chunk of the day. Having fun ~
huge improvment ,since u started going to those classes and that last poartrait was time ell spentkeep it up james
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huge improvment since u stated goign to those lessons,and that poartait was time well spent,only crit is on the post 49 the pic with the girl with long hair her hips look a little to large.
keep it up, james
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better and better. I wish i had your dedication in posting. Keep at it
guitarjames and sweetoblivion 314 - Thanks
Last day invovled costumes and lots of gesturing. I had a blast. For those who are interested my teacher was John Howarth. His passion for drawing was inspiring! Over all i filled up about 65 pages of newsprint and 100 pages of sketchbook, all in 5 days.
And this next week i will be camping so i will not be able to post, but i will continue drawing!
Very nice to see the improvements through the sketchbook. Your lines are much more free flowing, good to see your confidence improving!
You're getting a much better handle on anatomy now as well. Just on the last few pics I'm not sure about the hips. I'm impressed at your dedication.
Cwn Annwn - Thanks! Yeah, i'm not too sure about the hips either- that was my first time figure painting and i was kinda fumbly with the brush. I'd like to see you posting more in your sketchbook!
Going away until saturday. I have more sketches that i've done today but i don't have them with me. I have a new approach to sketchbooks that is more about note-taking and then trying my own. I'm also trying to write sideways as much as possible... i don't know why. Trying to visualize everything in 3 dimensions and understand each plane as a draw it. I finally managed to get my, uh, virtual hands on some loomis, and man is it great.
Until saturday,
Nice batch again...some seem to have a few anat problems but since these are quick gestures, nothing has to be perfect
good stuff. I just noticed that all your newest stuff slants to the right. Kinda odd, but looking back through the other stuff its apparent there too. Might want to pay attention to why thats happening and try to correct it.
i think you should tkae more time on your sketches and get them more acurate
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WASHINGTON (BP) -- Abortions in Arizona dropped by nearly one-third in September after a pro-life law went into effect.
The state reported there were 729 abortions in Arizona during September -- a decline of almost 31 percent from September 2010, nearly 32 percent from August of this year and 39 percent from the monthly average for the last year, the Associated Press reported Oct. 12.
The decrease in abortions came after the Arizona Court of Appeals unanimously upheld in August a 2009 state law that places limitations on abortion services. The Abortion Consent Act mandates only doctors perform abortions; requires women to receive full information 24 hours beforehand on abortion, its risks, fetal development and alternatives to the procedure; mandates parental consent for minors, and protects freedom of conscience for pro-life, health-care workers.
Even a strong advocate for the new law was surprised by the difference in the number of abortions.
"I don't know that I ever expected abortion numbers to drop, so I kind of feel like, 'O ye of little faith,'" said Cathi Herrod, executive director of the Center for Arizona Policy, according to CitizenLink.com. She said her organization is "very encouraged."
"This shows the critical need for pregnancy care centers," she said. "As abortion drops, it's a tremendous opportunity for pregnancy centers to step into the breach and really help these women in the community."
After the court's ruling, the Arizona affiliate of Planned Parenthood announced its clinics in Flagstaff, Prescott Valley and Yuma would stop providing abortions by means of the drug RU 486. The clinics did not perform surgical abortions.
40 DAYS SAYS 229 SAVED -- The 40 Days for Life campaign had received reports of 229 unborn children saved Oct. 17, the halfway point of this fall's effort.
The campaign focuses on peaceful, pro-life prayer vigils outside abortion clinics.
The 40 Days team at a Cherry Hill, N.J., abortion clinic reported nine women had changed their minds about aborting their children since the vigil began Sept. 28.
This fall's 40-day campaign includes outreaches at 301 sites, the most in the effort's history. Of those, 133 are at Planned Parenthood clinics, according to 40 Days staff. Planned Parenthood's affiliates performed more than 332,000 abortions in 2009, the most recent year for which statistics are available.
The semiannual, 40 Days campaigns consist of 40 days of prayer and fasting to end abortion, as well as community outreach and the prayer vigils outside clinics. The effort, which began in Texas in 2004 and went national in 2007, has received reports of more than 4,500 unborn lives saved from abortion as a result of its campaigns. In addition, more than 50 abortion clinic workers reportedly have quit and 14 abortion centers have closed following outreaches at clinics.
PARTIAL-BIRTH BAN ENACTED -- Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder, a Republican, signed a ban on partial-birth abortion into law Oct. 11, according to The Holland (Mich.) Sentinel.
The measure, which provides an exception if the mother's life is endangered, prohibits a gruesome method of abortion that normally involves an intact baby being delivered feet first until only the head is left in the birth canal. The doctor pierces the base of the infant's skull with surgical scissors before inserting a catheter into the opening and suctioning out the brain, killing the baby. The technique, which normally is performed in the fifth or sixth month of pregnancy, provides for easier removal of the baby's head.
In 2007, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld a federal ban on partial-birth abortion.
SFLA STAFFER, CHILD DIE -- Kortney Blythe Gordon, a passionate advocate for preborn children, and her unborn daughter died Oct. 8 in an automobile accident in Georgia.
Meanwhile, Jon Scharfenberger, coordinator of SFLA's Pregnant on Campus Initiative, died Oct. 18 from injuries sustained in the crash. Two other passengers in the same car also were injured.
Gordon, 28, was the field director of Students for Life of America (SFLA). She was 21 weeks pregnant with her unborn daughter, whom her husband, Benjamin, and she had named Sophy.
Gordon said of herself in her Twitter profile: "Jesus Christ is my Lord; Abolishing abortion is my calling."
SFLA President Kristan Hawkins described Gordon as a "tireless abortion abolitionist" and said, "There are no words to describe what a loss we suffer alongside her husband Benjamin and their entire family, but we are comforted knowing that Kortney and her daughter are in the arms of our Lord and Savior."
CENTERS SUE AUSTIN -- Four pregnancy help centers in Austin, Texas, have sued the city, contending its 2010 sign ordinance violates their freedom of speech and religion.
The centers filed two lawsuits in federal court against a measure that requires them to display signs saying they do not provide abortions or contraceptives or make referrals for those services. Three of the four centers have not posted the signs, saying to do so would conflict with their religious beliefs, according to The Austin American-Statesman.
Austin "is engaging in unlawful viewpoint discrimination by subjecting these charitable centers to criminal liability for their religious viewpoints," according to one of the lawsuits, the newspaper reported. "The City of Austin is thereby attempting to suppress one side of a contentious social, ethical, and public debate."
The Austin ordinance does not require abortion clinics to display signs indicating what services they do not provide.
Other local governments that have adopted such sign ordinances have not fared well in court. Federal judges have blocked enforcement of similar laws in New York City; Baltimore, Md., and Montgomery County, Md.
Tom Strode is the Washington bureau chief for Baptist Press.
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INDIANAPOLIS—Their paths to the NBA were similar, but different in so many ways.
For Eric Gordon, his time playing IU basketball was short and sweet. One and done. Off to the NBA he went.
It took him just one season as a freshman to rewrite record books. One of his biggest accomplishments was becoming the first freshman to average more than 20 points per game. His 669 total points broke IU and Big Ten freshman records.
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That lone season impressed enough people to land him the seventh overall pick in the 2008 NBA Draft, sending him to the Los Angeles Clippers, a team he still is a part of.
For DJ White, his career at IU lasted much longer. Four years in fact. White walked away from IU ranked 16th in scoring history with 1,447 points and tied for ninth in career rebounding with 748. A much longer, more rugged path to the NBA that landed him on the Oklahoma City Thunder, who dealt him to the Charlotte Bobcats this past season.
Despite their different paths, they can still reflect on their one season together at IU, and when they were placed on the same team Tuesday night at the Indy Pro Am summer league, it was just like the old days.
"It feels great to reunite, me and (Gordon) have similar goals in mind, so it's good working with him for the summer times and to get better together." said White before his team took the court in the Pro Am.
Although White and Gordon are busy with their own careers, White said he and Gordon always find time to work out together during the summer to push each other, to make each other better.
With the NBA lockout still in affect, and no end anywhere in sight, the questions have swirled around the league about which players will travel overseas to play?
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"Yeah, you think about it from time to time," Gordon said on traveling overseas. "You never know how long the lockout is going to be."
Gordon said the chances of him leaving the US to play ball is very slim, but he wasn't going to rule it out. He made it obvious the NBA is his main focus, nothing else.
"It's part of the business. Right now I try not to think too much about it. We're still a long ways away from a deal," White said. "I'm going to prepare like we're going into training camp in October, so hopefully we do and I'll be ready."
Both Gordon and White are three years into their NBA careers, and both are still searching for their place in a league that may not even be here a year from now.
So, for now, they're back here in the Hoosier state. Playing on the same team, giving each other high fives after every made basket, just like the good ol' days.


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As it turns out, the new Michael Jackson song that was released earlier today—entitled "This Is It," to coincide with the imminent concert film of the same name—is a retitled, only slightly reworked version of "I Never Heard," a track that Jackson and ex-teen idol Paul Anka wrote in 1983 that was later recorded by the freestyle singer Sa-Fire. Anka, as you might expect, is really not happy about this, especially since his name has been erased from the new track's list of composers! "They will be sued if they don't correct it," Anka told the New York Times. He also shed some light on the song's origins!
For Mr. Anka, the song has a long and painful history. He said that he and Jackson wrote and recorded it in 1983 in Mr. Anka's studio in Carmel, Calif., and that it had been intended as a duet for Mr. Anka's album "Walk a Fine Line."
But shortly after it was recorded Jackson took the tapes, Mr. Anka said. He threatened to sue to get them back, he said, and now has the original multitrack tapes in his possession, along with documentation that the copyright for the song was held by both men. "It's exactly the same song," Mr. Anka said. "They just changed the title."
And he's right. Listen to the Sa-Fire version and tell me that you're not hearing what you heard this morning:
You can even hear Jackson's vocals in the background! Here's the "new" song, for comparison's sake.
No comment yet from Sa-Fire, but let's all just say that we're thinking of her, mmkay?
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