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London transport faces Olympic test
London's transport network is facing its first major test on the first working day of the Olympics.
Transport chiefs say the morning rush hour went relatively well. The evening peak will provide a further test.
Meanwhile, Tom Daley and diving partner Pete Waterfield, and the men's gymnastics team are among those aiming to win medals for Team GB.
And London Mayor Boris Johnson has told BBC News that more tickets will go on sale to the public to fill empty seats.
And Labour has called for urgent action to make sure empty seats at the Games are filled by sports fans.
At some venues, seats in the accredited "Olympic family" areas - reserved for groups including officials, sports federations, athletes, journalists and sponsors - have remained empty.
"We've got to get people into those seats today, tomorrow and the next day," shadow Olympics minister Tessa Jowell told BBC's Radio 4's Today programme.
But she praised an announcement by Lord Coe - who has said Olympics venues are "stuffed" with sports fans - that some empty seats would be filled by servicemen and women, as well as local students and teachers.'Working hard'
Transport for London's Games transport director Mark Evers said the network was working well on Monday morning and that 3,500 back office staff were out and about fielding questions from travellers.
It has not been such a manic Monday so far.
London workers seem to have heeded warnings that extra restrictions and Games Lanes, combined with spectator congestion might result in nightmare commutes, and have changed their patterns.
Roads seem no more jammed than normal, train and tube lines are running well.
Even at London Bridge, where passengers have their own Olympic time trial today - diverted away from the usual routes in case of overcrowding - there were no complaints.
But this is a marathon, not a sprint.
Six platforms at London Bridge will be exit only this evening as 50,000 equestrian spectators all head home from Greenwich Park during the evening peak.
And the crunch transport test comes on Friday - the first full day of athletics in Stratford's 80,000-seat Olympic stadium.
"Nothing can prepare you fully for the Olympics but we're working very hard to make sure that we both get people to the Games but also make sure that London keeps moving as well," he told BBC News.
London Bridge is expected to be particularly busy later with thousands of spectators heading to the Olympic Park and equestrian events in Greenwich.
But Steve McNamara, general secretary of the Licensed Taxi Drivers' Association - representing London cabbies - complained of "chaos" on London's roads as a result of 30 miles of Games Lanes for the use of the Olympic family.
He told BBC News "tens of thousands of Londoners are stuck in gridlock traffic" while Games Lanes were "completely empty".
Olympic organisers expect 1 million extra visitors to London to make some 3 million journeys on public transport - on top of the city's daily staple 12m public transport journeys.
Those intending to travel in the city are warned to leave extra time for their journeys and plan ahead by using the Games' dedicated transport advice website.
Britons travelling to the Olympics will hope for more medals after cyclist Lizzie Armitstead and swimmer Rebecca Adlington won Team GB's first two on Sunday.
Armitstead won silver in the 140-kilometre road race and swimmer Rebecca Adlington won bronze in the 400m freestyle - following her gold in the same event in Beijing in 2008.
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Adlington will begin her quest to defend her Olympic 800m freestyle title in heats on Thursday morning before Friday night's final.
Tom Daley and Pete Waterfield will hope to follow in their footsteps with medals in the men's synchronised 10m platform final, which begins at 14:55 BST.
And Britain's men, who have made history after qualifying in third place for the gymnastics team final - ahead of Olympic and world champions China - will compete at 16:25 BST.
Meanwhile, organisers say locks have been changed at Wembley Stadium and insist security has not been compromised by the loss of a set of security keys.
The keys were being used by police officers during searches of the stadium ahead of the Games last week.
BBC home affairs correspondent Danny Shaw says it was an embarrassing blunder that may have been the fault of the police.
The Met Police said key areas of the venue were immediately secured and there had been no "evidence of criminal offences".
In other Olympic developments:
- PM David Cameron, who chaired the daily Olympics security meeting on Monday morning, said he travelled on the Tube "to see what the traffic situation was like". The Bakerloo line was "doing all right", he said
- Team GB's Katherine Grainger and Anna Watkins clock an Olympic record time of 6mins 44.33secs in the women's double sculls rowing as they power into the final
- The Olympic cauldron was extinguished overnight - although the Olympic flame was kept alight in a miner's lantern - while it was moved from the field of play to the south end of the Olympic Stadium
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What's an electric bike?
It's still a bike, except it has a small motor and a battery. The difference between a regular bike and an electric bike is with an electric bike, you have pedal-assist, which makes it easier to pedal against headwinds and up a steep incline.
If you've got a motor, aren't you betraying the true nature of biking?
It depends on how you define the true nature of biking. In the United States, cycling is oftentimes seen as a sport, but everywhere else in the world, cycling is a means of transportation. So, if an electric bike makes it possible for people to cycle to work or run errands on a bike instead of using a car, I think it's a win-win situation. I think that in a lot of cases, an electric bike makes it more practical for people who are slightly older or who aren't in the best shape to cycle.
Tell me about your big trip.
We're traveling from New York City to San Francisco with the objective to promote electric bikes and electric transportation. We'll be stopping up to 20 cities to show how electric bikes can fit within the cycling infrastructure in those cities.
How'd you pick the cities?
We picked a combination of very bicycle-friendly cities and other cities where the cycling infrastructure is not yet that developed.
Where does Washington fall on that scale?
It seems to be very bike-friendly, especially because of Capital Bikeshare. That introduced a lot of people who weren't using bikes on a regular basis to cycling. I think that once people try it out and see that it's not as difficult as they imagined, they're much more likely to do it frequently.
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And while we're on the subject of Mondo admiration, let's take a moment to appreciate these totally badass Comic-Con Pacific Rim posters by Ash Thorp. (via EW)
Olly Moss did a Spirited Away poster for Mondo for Comic-Con and it's pretty great. (via THR)
Hollywood Star Chart from Dorothy
On sale tomorrow at Mondo: Tom Whalen's Wizard of Oz screenprint.
Henry Jones and the Holy Grail by Glen Brogan. From Brogan's first solo show at Gallery 1988 in LA, starting May 31st. See more of his work from the show over at /Film!
Cool things: Today over on Fab they have discounts on officially licensed, limited edition Harry Potter prints straight from The Printorium - Miraphora Mina & Eduardo Lima, the graphic designers behind the Harry Potter films.
A celebration of Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg & Nick Frost's 'Cornetto Trilogy' - Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and the upcoming The World's End - Served Wright From the Freezer by Andrew Kolb. (via Bottleneck Gallery)
Peter & Wendy by Laurent Durieux (via /Film) (available to buy here!)
We're a few days early, but May the Fourth be with you! In celebration of the unofficial Star Wars holiday, Gallery Nucleus is having a Star Wars themed show called A Saga in the Stars: A Tribute to a Galaxy Far, Far Away and here are some of the pieces featured, including Luke Skywalker by Jeff Victor and Kaapauku Life Day Portrait by Kristin Tercek. (via /Film)
Marvel seems to be really into commissioning great artists to do exclusive posters for their cast and crew - here's a pulp novel inspired one for Iron Man 3 from Paolo Rivera. (via The Fire Wire)


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Yep, 2 years post-op today, March 9th, in what has been the most significant 2 years of my life.
I often of late have trouble explaining just why it is so different to have the genitalia of a woman but it has, without doubt been the most defining time in my search for congruence.
There are many who can live within the confines of what we were endowed with at birth but to have a "nip and tuck" so to speak ( hmmm, that saying takes on a whole new meaning) has given me true congruence.
There is much more I could wish for in life, but I am complete and what comes from here on in, can only be a bonus.
Short story today, except, "Happy Birthday to me.........."
I am so content in myself, it is unbelievable, sigh.
Life is bloody bewdiful..........
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Happy Birthday and congratulations!
Rachel is in her terrible two's now! Happy birthday, young lady.
Dianne! me stir?
Wouldn't dream of it.
Got a few bites though.
Keeps me young when I go fishing, hahahaha.
Not bad for an old chook,eh.
Happy Birthday one must get to know thier inner beauty and who thy are befor thy can be happy and content you sound like u are well on youre way to eternal happness
Happy Birthday!! I have become so unbelievably happy, content, and at peace since I started HRT. I had hoped that I would feel better, but it has been so good I almost feel guilty (because I wish everybody could be so happy). So glad you are happy with your new and improved self.
Thank you all for your wishes.
Jodie, to single out your comment, you have put it in a nutshell and it is a comment I shall copy onto words and keep for future reference.
I, who is seldom lost for a word, so often finds it difficult to express correctly what level of being I feel after GRS but I think the words," at peace," encapsulates my feelings exactly.
Being in Nicole's" terrible 2's" phase gives me license to create mayhem this year, no?
Oh goody, watch out Chloe, here I come,hahahahahahaha.
Waaaah, smile, waaah,waaaaah, waaaaah, smile, smile, smile........
I'm going to love this year,hahahahahahaha.
Happy New Birthday!!!
Happy Birthday Rachel!!
Happy Birthday dear heart.
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Berner Middle School celebrates 50th anniversary gala May 12
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The Curious Case of Gaston Ramirez
"Gaston is right up there with the best. His technique, control, use of the ball and understanding of the game is different to anyone else." – Southampton centre back Jose Fonte
It's an overcast February afternoon; the scarcity of fans present in a relatively unoccupied DW Stadium belies the importance of the game being played on the field. Southampton trail relegation rivals Wigan Athletic by the solitary goal and with every misdirected pass agitation amongst the away faithful swells. After a notable draw with Everton and a spirited yet ultimately fruitless performance at Old Trafford, defeat here would certainly undermine the impressive start made by new manager Mauricio Pochettino. The clash with Wigan was primed as a fixture in which credible performances manifested themselves into something more palpable; points on the board.
A goal let alone points looked unrealistic; Pochettino was animated, repeatedly gesticulating on the touchline yet his sides energetic nature had grown stale. That was until Number 10 Gaston Ramirez temporarily arose from anonymity to play a sublime reverse ball into Lallana. The captain's shot was smartly saved but the shift in momentum was clear. It was the type of moment often unnoticed when the season is reviewed but it was important; defeat would have spelled disaster and even worse, the relegation zone.
Those few seconds perhaps encapsulated what had so far been an underwhelming season for the Uruguayan international; fleeting moments of excellence followed by large phases of obscurity. Six months prior the 22 year old six foot one playmaker had arrived on the South coast with a record price tag and even heftier expectations. Nigel Adkins quick to lavish praise on his new recruit, described him as, "a smashing little man and a quality footballer," before hinting at the early barriers that needed hurdling, "he doesn't know the language, but he knows football."
The fee (rumored to be £12m) meant that expectancy trumped excitement, leading many to forget that at just twenty one years of age, Ramirez was one of the youngest players in the squad and one who would have to acclimatise to an exceedingly different culture and country. Nevertheless, Ramirez initially handled the pressure well, delivering a master class against Aston Villa before netting an early goal at Goodison Park the following week.
As fellow South American imports Oscar and Claudio Yacob continued to grow into their new environments, Ramirez began to rapidly fade. Injury, followed by bereavement only aggravated matters and although he began to play consistently, he struggled to complete 90 minutes. By his own admission the grieving period spent at home in Fray Bentos had seen 'the tiredness double'; an issue further exacerbated by the Premier league's intense Christmas schedule.
Nigel Adkins brushed off any assertion of fundamental fitness complications, "Obviously you've got to get used to it all [The Premier League];" his casual response on the matter. Unfortunately for Ramirez, the man that eventually replaced Adkins brought a lung busting footballing philosophy with him and the two would prove incompatible from the word go.
Ramirez, tall yet lanky, thin but far from athletic occupies a role that is fast becoming extinct in the modern era and one which over the course of Pochettino's short reign has briskly disappeared from the Southampton side. Static #10's are no longer the fashion; Sniedjer's and Kaka's have been replaced by Cazorla's and Silva's; mobility and movement have become just as imperative as technical ability and vision. Ramirez evidently possesses the later; teammate Adam Lallana labelled him as a player possessing "great ability continental flair" but in spite of the compliments, the traits attributed to Cazorla and co do not presently rest in his repertoire.
The gangly playmaker may have arrived in the game five years too late and he certainly comes with a build and mentality currently unsuited to Southampton's innovative and at times physical style of play.
Pochettino' preference for quick turnovers necessitates swift passing and sharp movement from his attacking outlets; rapidly creating and then exploiting space is the cornerstone of his offensive philosophy. With this in mind, the problem with Ramirez becomes apparent. Desiring to receive the ball into his feet as opposed to scampering off into space to collect, automatically puts Ramirez at odds with the requests of the manager.
Defensively Ramirez has likewise fallen short; although it is not for a lack of effort on his part. Pochettino's proactive ball winning philosophy has been well documented and during his infrequent displays Ramirez has shown a readiness to harry and press; yet it is his sluggish speed of thought which has betrayed his positive intentions.
A slow response in assisting the initial press can see the entire system collapse; lethargic reactions by Ramirez in games against Liverpool and Wigan threatened to punish the entire side. "I want to think it is just him struggling to adapt to a new country and language," Pochettino remarked; hopeful the perils of his fellow South American were teething problems and nothing more.
These issues would take time to correct; yet regrettably when summer came the Confederations Cup whisked Ramirez off to Brazil, depriving him of a sufficient preseason. Whilst the rest of the squad jetted off for physically and tactically intensive tours of Spain and Austria, Ramirez fell behind even further; still yet to experience a preseason with the club.
As October 2013 arrived little had changed and despite another eyebrow raising display in Manchester it seems the Saints were yet again destined to make the journey back along the M1 with nothing to show for their enterprise. As they went in search of an equaliser Pochettino turned to his bench and ordered Guly Do Prado; without a goal in two years, to begin his warm up.
Having not even been named in the squad, Ramirez had been left to twiddle his thumbs; to date he has yet to start a league game; making only five appearances from the bench (although a stunning volley in the League Cup reminded us of the talent bubbling in his left foot). Whilst his preseason (or lack of it) has played its role, developments in the summer suggested that the £12 million man still would have found match time difficult to come across, even if he had not jetted off to Brazil.
As of July 11th the tag of 'record signing' no longer resides in Ramirez's title. In perusal of the clubs lofty ambitions Victor Wanyama and Pablo Osvaldo both checked in on the shores of the south coast for a fraction higher than the amount paid a year earlier for the South American. Whilst Wanyama staked his claim to a central midfield role it was fellow Serie A import Osvaldo who relegated Ramirez to a permanent spot on the bench.
With Rickie Lambert reaching commendable heights in his debut season, Pochettino had to look elsewhere in order to accommodate the Italian striker; eventually culminating in a change of formation. Ramirez playing as an old fashioned #10 no longer was an issue, Southampton were now playing with no #10 at all.
Therefore the man Pochettino claimed to be 'counting on' for the upcoming season has been left in the cold. Despite a variation in formation, the tactical flexibility of Steven Davis and captain Adam Lallana have permitted the pair to carve out roles elsewhere in Pochettino's plans; Ramirez is not as fortunate. So whilst Southampton's Argentine manager continues to make steady inroads on the South of England, their South American boy has bizarrely played no part.
So what next for Ramirez? National team manager Oscar Taberez last month made it clear that his seat on the plane to Brazil is secure; even given his absence from the football pitch. Rumours of a return to Italy (aided by a talkative agent) have begun to crop up with increasing frequency and although these were rapidly refuted by Pochettino, it seems this unsatisfactory situation concerning both the player and the club who pay his hefty wages will come to a head in the summer; if not January.
When Ramirez arrived, several labelled the transfer as a 'stepping stone' yet eighteen months on unexpectedly it may be Southampton who angle for a premature move.
This piece was written by Aniefiok Ekpoudom. Comments below please.
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Defense lawyers for Ross had their own request: that the judge excuse herself from the case. It was a request that was denied.
Judge Judy Hunter also said a new witness identified as "N.E." will be able to explain what she saw at Denny Ross's apartment the night of May 26, 1999 while police were serving a search warrant. Prosecutors said N.E. heard noises, saw several flashlights outside and saw Ross throw a bag of clothes out of his apartment window, clothes that belonged to Hannah Hill.
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Judge Hunter also gave the green light for jurors to view the outside of Ross's former apartment on Canton and Cain roads, plus the intersection of Canton Road and Leland Avenue, where joggers saw Ross and another person the morning of May 20, 1999.
Prosecutors said the "limited jury view" would give jurors an accurate perception of the area prior to the trial. Ross has until June 26 to decide whether or not he wants to attend the jury view.
A status conference has been set for May 15, at which time prosecutors have to submit a shortened witness list.
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Denny Ross was first tried for the rape and murder of Hannah Hill in October 2000. The trial ended in a mistrial after jurors signed papers acquitting Ross of the crimes.
The 18-year-old Hill left her parents house in Kenmore on May 20, 1999 to meet Ross and never returned. About a week later, police found Hill's body in the trunk of her car. She was just days away from her 19th birthday.
After 10 years of appeals, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled Ross must stand trial again on the same charges. The remaining court delays stem from counsel waiting on additional DNA sampling tests of hair fragments.
Ross, 32, is serving a 25-year prison sentence for the rape and attempted murder of another Akron woman. He was out on bond in 2004 during appeals in the Hill case when he committed the crime.
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The ex-girlfriend of Denny Ross testifies under oath Thursday morning, without the jury present, telling the judge that Denny Ross choked her during rough sex.
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(ABC News) - A Facebook page appearing to belong to the man who gunned down three people at Fort Hood Wednesday before taking his own life reveals new details about the veteran.
The social media account is under the name Ivan Slipknot, rather than Ivan Lopez as the shooter has been identified by ABC News sources, but biographical details on the Facebook page match with what is known about the shooter and several of man's neighbors and a Fort Hood official confirmed the images show Ivan Lopez. Slipknot is the name of a hardcore heavy metal band, seen in a couple pictures on the Facebook page.
ABC US News | ABC Business News The Facebook page shows several photos of Lopez in and out of uniform. One past profile picture, posted in 2013, shows him in full combat gear and a comment on the image made by Ivan Slipknot mentions "memories of Fallujah, Iraq 2011." Military officials confirmed the Fort Hood shooter had been in Iraq for four months in 2011, but did not see direct combat.
Other photos show Lopez in civilian garb, posing with children at various landmarks, smiling at the camera. The shooter was married with kids, military officials said.
Fort Hood Lt. Gen. Mark Milley told reporters Wednesday the shooter suffered from "mental issues" and was being evaluated for possible post-traumatic stress disorder. No motive has been identified and top military and law enforcement officials said that as of yet, the incident does not appear to be linked to terrorism.
Three people were killed and 16 others injured in Wednesday's incident. Lopez took his own life after he was "engaged" by military police responding to the shooting, Milley told reporters Wednesday.
"Obviously, we are digging deep into his background," Milley said. "He was undergoing behavioral health, psychiatric treatment for depression and anxiety and a variety of other psychological and psychiatric issues. ... He was not diagnosed, as of today, with PTSD, he was undergoing a diagnosis process to determine if he had PTSD. That is a lengthy process."
Fort Hood was the site of a mass shooting in November 2009 when Army psychiatrist Maj. Nidal Hasan opened fire on soldiers preparing to deploy, killing 13 people. He was convicted and sentenced to death in August.
Gen. Ray Odierno, who has commanded at various levels at Fort Hood in his career, said today that procedures put in place after Hasan's attack "did help us yesterday," saying it could have been "much worse."
Army Secretary John McHugh did not identify the shooter, but said the gunman had been deployed twice, including the brief period in Iraq. McHugh said he had been prescribed Ambien and a "number of drugs" to address his mental health issues..
McHugh said records showed no sign of "likely violence either to himself or others" and physicians had planned to monitor and treat him for his issues as they deemed appropriate. The gunman had a clean record in terms of behavior, McHugh said.
ABC News' Luis Martinez, Gina Sunseri and Lisa Sivertsen and freelance journalist Seema Mathur contributed to this report.


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Jun 10 2011: Learning from past experiences, living fully the present and enjoying life with family, friends and colleagues, is a great source of motivation for me; add to that, doing my little portion to change the world and make it a better place to be is what makes jump out of bed in the morning and look forward to a bright and fruitful day, day after day...
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David Bowers said...
Here is where I first read about it.
On that page it says right under the beginning of their "history" section that the Well of Eternity was the source of their immortality.
But just to check I went to the official history page on the WoW site...
...where it says that the night elves gained "virtual immortality" from the well of eternity, and then later on, because of a dragon's blessing on the World Tree, they "would never age or fall prey to sickness or disease."
If you like, you can interpret "virtual immortality" as "not immortal" I guess. But my understanding is that the original Well made night elves immune to old age, sickness and disease the same way that the dragon's blessing did. They could still be killed in unnatural ways however (by demons for instance), and that's where the "virtual" part comes in.
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Los Angeles Dodgers: Fear the Beard?
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That gift, of course, is an organization's headache-eased delight of carrying an accomplished closer to solidify the backend of the bullpen; and the bringer of that gift is none other than Brian Wilson.
So, who wants 'em?
The 30-year-old right-hander has reportedly dwindled his possible list of suitors down to five or so teams, according to CBSSports.com's Scott Miller. Following his non-tender by the San Francisco Giants last moth, the list carried as many as 10 teams.
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They want him. And they might just get him.
Sure, the Dodgers have already inked Brandon League to a contract (four-year, $27.5MM) that most likely puts him in the closer position for 2013. But the idea of singing a more decorated person to deepen the 'pen makes sense, especially after not getting Joel Hanrahan from the Pirates, according to ESPN.com's Jim Bowden.
And it would be hard to believe, regardless of Wilson's injury from 2012 (his second such arm blowout), that most of the MLB teams would not want to have another option as a closer—backup-to or actual role.
If League shows he cannot handle the closer role over 162 games, then they will have Wilson and his 163 saves from 2008-2010. That, alone, is worth the incentive-latent contract Wilson would expect to receive from the club.
If League does well, however, then Wilson can get his innings in different situations.
Any way it is sliced, the deal looks too good for the Dodgers not to take the chance of making it happen. That is, understanding that the money spent for Wilson doesn't equate into any part of the scenario for the boys calling the shots in Chavez Ravine.
Luckily, this time it would be on the cheaper end of the scale.
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Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Curly, Medium Eyes: Blue
The smell is the best part of this toner. It smells like roses (to me anyways). As a toner, it does what it says, Takes your extra makeup off. It doesn't make my skin feel super tight like other toners (the one I'm thinking of specifically is a witch hazel toner). The price is pretty good for the size you get. I will probably rebuy.
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Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium, Warm Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Black
This I won't say much. This product does keep my face free from oil (BUT just for a few minutes). I don't know how my face does't feel really tight and dry after using it, but I can see the dry patches on my face. I personally won't buy this product again :(
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abbissfabb on 4/2/2012 10:56:00 PM more reviews by abbissfabb
Age: 18 & Under Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I bought this on a whim because high-end toner prices are ridiculous and this was the cheapest at the grocery store. It actually works! I have combination skin, and this got rid of my dry and oily skin. I like that you're supposed to apply it with a cotton ball.
By the way, if your skin is still dry after using this, you probably need to change your face wash. That happened to me...my face wash was too harsh for my sensitive skin!
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I think I had an allergic reaction to this. It has too many preservatives and really dried out my skin. Makes skin feel sticky.
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Milkystars on 2/24/2011 11:37:00 PM more reviews by Milkystars
Age: 19-24 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
This toner is just a regular toner. It does hydrate and is alcohol free or mostly is, so it doesn't burn or sting :D
it smells kinda like flowery soap+ woman's perfume O_O I have oily skin and this toner doesn't make my skin oily-er so I DON'T find it to be a problem for oily skinned people or dry skinned which is great. The packaging is not a squirt bottle but rather a cotton ball to bottle type usage which I tend to like just because it's easier. OVERALL- if you're looking for a toner to try or one that doesn't dry your skin out then definitely pick this one up because it is sooo cheap! like $5..
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This toner is ok. feels moisturizing. but really do nothing that it claims for. will not swipe away left over makeup.
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It is a general toner with glycerin. It works better in the winter time for my oily skin.
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This is just a regular toner. It is good for oily skins. Does not dry out either. It does not have all the skin benefit ingredient. It makes my skin feel refreshed.
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Perfect from puppy to dog.
posted 4 years ago
I read that using the SS bowls for pets is the way to go, since they don't harbor bacteria/are nonpourous. I got a set for my cat and my puppy. My cat is the worst about pushing his food bowl across the room to eat, so it's been great. It also keeps his water colder for longer.
In the case of my large breed puppy, I didn't assemble the legs just yet (assemble = push them into the little holes and voila, it's elevated) It sits on the floor and keeps her bowls for being pushed around. When she gets a bit larger, I'll add the legs to elevate it.
It's not adjustable, each size bowl set goes to one certain height.
The scroll work design is a gorgeous wrought iron look. SS would be nice, too, since our kitchen is SS.
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I don't have this exact dog bowl, but a similar wrought iron, upright bowl for my Shiba Inu. It is decorative and easy to clean but most important it makes it easier for dogs to eat. The one I have is a little taller and saves their back and neck from the strain of eating out of bowls on the ground.
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