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STATE BANK OF INDIA - AMBARNATH is located at MAHARASHTRA state, THANE district, AMBERNATH city and the bank branch's address is [PLOT NO.11, OPP. RLY.STATION, AMBARNATH E,THANE]. Contact phone number / numbers - IP 106461;PH 0251-2602315; 2603815,2605119,2607147,2607150. The IFSC Code is SBIN0001040. Branch code is the last six characters of the IFSC Code - 001040. Individual bank branch's details are listed below.
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They already have been doing a great job of killing Cryodiil / RVR without adding battlegrounds or other forms of pvp. The combination of not gaining levels/VR in Cryodiil along with having too many campaigns has really hurt the pvp in this game, as well as the whole guest feature.
However the worst thing is that they are really dragging their feet on these issues and not fixing these problems.
I think they should work on cryodiil instead of adding other pvp because it does have potential.
Originally posted by Timzilla
You know another place you can optimize your team dynamics for pvp?
How long is a PvP fight in Cryodiil?
Mere seconds
You cannot optimize team dynamics effectively enough without the proper feedback from players as there is a limited number of developers,. there is a limited amount of time developers can actually address pvp issues, there is so much to do in this game alongside of releasing timely content updates as TESO is a subscription based game.
Best way to get the proper feedback from players is to watch videos from players as proof is in the pudding and its hard to deny what your seeing. Players won't be able to capture undeniable imbalances concerning class/template skill issues in large scale battles as well as they could in DUELING and ARENAS!
Mark my words (and I have said this in the development as well as during the release of many a MMORPG and they always rang true as far as the eventual outcome; as some of us possess an uncanny sense of discerning trends and possible future of how certain events unfold based on current events and the state of things in a game as it is also part of everything transpiring in that genre at a given time); Zenimax needs to keep players interested enough to keep playing their game and if they don't address certain game breaking problems in a timely manner they could really lose alot of players in a relatively short period of time. Timing is everything and if you don't address the right issues at the right time your going to feel out of sync, and time is going to keep on going without your product in a place where you want it to be. Needless to say once a good portion of the players reach endgame content they are going to really start raising concerns on a great many facets of the game, primarily PvP as Cryodiil is one of the biggest endgame features in TESO.
I wish Zenimax the best as I have really wanted their product to succeed, yet it is no real loss as every MMORPG that releases is a success in this genre, one way or another, as it eventually brings about something each and all of us enjoy at one time or another, as we come closer and closer to the realizing the dream.
No battlegrounds (cyrodil has all the pvp you can ask for, BGs get boring fast anyway)
Arena: absolutely needed and definitely goes with the ES universe/lore.
Duels: IDC either way lol
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To be honest I dont see how they would ever add dueling, it doesnt seem enough interest in it. I made such a thread on their official forums with pros and cons with ways to maintan the different playertypes, though only to be met by negaitivty. I bumped it for about 3 weeks but there was no interest and it died. Another part is that people would probably qq even more about imbalance 1v1.
I could see them adding arena in the future though as it would fit the lore. But given the fact that they stated there arnt any plans for any other types of PvP says a lot of the future. They plan to release content every 4 to 6 weeks, clearly they already started making some of this content (at least made plans) for the next 6 to 12 months. On top of this they have huge bugs to fix, even Craglorn the first patch has been delayed. This tells me that you wont see any new PvP in about a years time to be honest. The sole reason I quit and will be focusing on a different upcomming MMO with such basic features.
Not putting in dueling and arenas was a great decision by zen.
Please choose another game for epeen PvP. ESO requires you to follow a rp story as reason for PvP and that is great and one thuing done right in regards to mmoRPg.
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The same argument killed WoW open world PvP did it not?
Sure add duels and BGs - it might be fun. But, at least let the game age a bit so people on the 2nd month aren't sitting around capital towns queuing for BG's all day long. Cyrodiil would die as well as any PVE questing.
IMO Cyrodiil will be really fun and rewarding once the dungeon in the center is done. As it stands there simply isn't that much reward for inner keep control. (For those who don't know, they are adding a dungeon only available to the faction with inner keep control)
In light of how many issues currently plague ESO and the current patch issues its time to take notice and add somethings which encourage players to actually want to login and play ESO
People are not wanting to login and some are cancelling their subscriptions due to many issues currently making gameplay not so fun...so what can Zenimax do about this?
I was amazed and impressed that LEAGUE OF LEGENDS is those most played PC game on the market!
What is it primarily comprised of? PVP BATTLE ARENAS!
There it is basically in a nutshell folks!
People don't want a buggy timesink where they are constantly dealing with issues like latency, bots, spammers, etc...People want to login and get right to the action and instead of dealing with BOTs and players they want to fight them!
If I was Zenimax I would want to redeem ESO in the eyes of many who have experienced it and moved on; One dissatisfied customer equates to losing alot of potential customers! I know this because I have worked in retail and I have played MMORPGs since The Realm Online.
People complain ESO is a PVE multiplayer game with PvP MMORPG aspects yet the megaserver ruins alot of the experience. There are countless threads on these topics and this is a recipe for disaster if Zenimax doesn't do some sort of damage control asap!
The PC version of this game isn't really lookin good at this rate, especially considering the new big bold titles releasing in the coming year. Zenimax needs to do something big asap to bring back interest to the game or Wildstar is going to take alot of their subscribers in less then a week. Archeage is coming out after that and its definitely bigger and better then both of em.
At this rate I forsee the console version being the last bastion of hope for Zenimax if they don't do something monumental in the coming days...I would say months, but at this rate and the fact timing is everything in this genre; I would say its more like weeks and maybe days at best.
Whislt some of ya'll keep replying that ESO doesn't need DUELING nor ARENAS realize this isn't your game and its not going to be much fun once a great majority of the player base jumps ship.
I'm actually interested in seeing ESO become something much more fun and entertaining for everyone involved.
The bottomline for subscriber based game is subscribers! Preach on!
Originally posted by BetaBlocka
An pvp centric mmorpg with no ability to "duel"...either in an instance or the open world? So weak.
And stating the reason "it will kill pvp"? Even worse.
If a duel command would kill off pvp then the game is clearly dying already...such a waste
What? PVP centric? I thought ESO was designed more for the PVE content..... maybe i am wrong??
If TESO was to succeed, it would have done so with what it launched with. They could add whatever you dreamed up at this point and it still wouldn't change the fact that the boat has already sailed. Once people move on, they move on... with the exception of WoW in which they return and are reminded why they left and leave again.
Arenas and dueling won't save TESO. Might kill it faster, but it won't save it.
It is this "IhateWoW"-syndrom showing up again....
"Just because a feature is implemented in WoW it must be something bad so therefor it should not be implemented in this game!"
Just plain stupid, ofcourse a feature like duelling should be available in a game like Elder Scrolls Online.
It's similar to that other discussion that was a while ago about chatbubbles. Hey, make it optional so that those who wants it can have it turned on and those who don't like it can disable it, okey? -"Nooooooo, go back to WoW you moron bla bla..."
Big PvP battles are fun but sometimes it's just as fun with those smaller fights, sometimes even more fun.
Duels, arenas and being able to fight players from other factions in the World and not only in Cyrodill should have been in the game from start. (They should have atleast two server options)
This game is beyond help anyway so...
Originally posted by Foobarx
If TESO was to succeed, it would have done so with what it launched with. They could add whatever you dreamed up at this point and it still wouldn't change the fact that the boat has already sailed. Once people move on, they move on... with the exception of WoW in which they return and are reminded why they left and leave again. Arenas and dueling won't save TESO. Might kill it faster, but it won't save it.
the only people that are "moving on" or the undesirables that ruin the experience such as Mwah!
PVP in fantasy games is for 8yo kids, pew pew i got you with my fireball! oh noes that fireball is hella leveled man you gots me!
Seriously kids, want pvp go join the army or play some battlefield, wizards and such pvp is just adolescent at best, do you need power over other so badly you ignore how lame you are for feeling 1337 about your fireballs and dragons?
I say leave pvp to the head to head games, fantasy games are about story and adventure, not pew pew I throw fireball at you.
Dueling would be useful, but battlegrounds/arenas is a bad idea. I can't see how players don't understand this. If the game had WoW's subscription numbers it MIGHT be doable, but separating PvP will make Cyrodiil utterly useless. They may get more subs, honestly because most mmo players came from FPS/equal sided "e-sports" games and are casual players - but the whole point of the game would be ruined.
Dueling for fun without any rewards.. probably very useful.
Battlegrounds only useful if you want to change the entire pvp game design/render the current mode useless.
Granted if they're hurting for cash, they'll probably add both eventually.
Originally posted by Geebus80
PVP in fantasy games is for 8yo kids, pew pew i got you with my fireball! oh noes that fireball is hella leveled man you gots me! Seriously kids, want pvp go join the army or play some battlefield, wizards and such pvp is just adolescent at best, do you need power over other so badly you ignore how lame you are for feeling 1337 about your fireballs and dragons? I say leave pvp to the head to head games, fantasy games are about story and adventure, not pew pew I throw fireball at you.
Fireballs and dragons are no different than rocket launcher and tanks.
"You're either with us or against us"
Originally posted by BurntCabbage
people need to stop trying to force other games hand in try to change things..its what makes game diff from each other and unique dueling..just what this game needs everyone outside of town dueling all day instead of the pvp battle area being full or busy..kinda reminds me of another game?
Putting in arenas wouldnt be forcing other games hand, since elder scrolls series has arenas. Hell, one of the elder scrolls games is called Arena.


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Alto Vineyards Winery & Tasting Room
Nestled in the Shawnee Hills of Southern Illinois, sits Alto Vineyards, the region's oldest, most award-winning winery. Founded in 1988 by Guy Renzaglia, Alto introduced a new industry to the area, starting a movement that has altered its landscape. Today, Alto Vineyards shares the region with 11 other wineries along the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, in the state's first federally recognized grape-growing region, known as an American Viticultural Area (AVA). While continuing to produce some of Illinois' finest wine, Alto opened a new tasting room in Champaign, IL, and began distributing throughout the state and surrounding regions. Celebrating 25 years in business in 2013, Alto constructed a new, modern tasting room next to the vineyard in Alto Pass. Resting atop the new facility lies an outdoor deck for customers to take in the view on one of southern Illinois' oldest vineyards – a truly breathtaking sight that exemplifies the beauty of the Shawnee National Forest and Illinois wine country. We invite you to visit our winery and tasting rooms to experience the tradition of Alto Vineyards.
CITY:Alto Pass
Located on the northeast corner of Johnston City, this 35-acre lake includes a paved boat ramp for fishing, walking path, and campground. Only electric motors and canoes are permitted. You will find largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, black and white crappie, and channel catfish in this small reservoir. Pedal boat rentals are available from July-September.
CITY:Johnston City
A national symbol of faith, this 111-foot-tall cross, when illuminated at night, can be seen over an area of 7,500 square miles atop the most prominent elevation in Southern Illinois. The cross is surrounded by the Shawnee National Forest.
CITY:Alto Pass
Anchoring the eastern end of the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail, our winery offers you "The Romance of Italy in the Hills of Southern Illinois". We are open year-round, 7 days a week, to provide great Illinois wine. Please join us for wine tasting, a variety of hearty sandwiches, soups, pizzas, and snacks, as well as wine-alternatives such as beer and non-alcoholic beverages. Come enjoy our large indoor seating area and two beautiful outdoor terraces that overlook our vineyard and the rolling countryside.
Right in the middle of Energy you will find Bruce Park. A nicely manicured 8 acre park with trees, pavilions, ball diamonds and soccer fields. The park is a great place to take your family on an outing or for your kids to participate in local sports. While you are there, take a look at the military memorial. There is also a monument with the bell from a schoolhouse that stood on the site.
Located 1.7 miles west of Illinois Route 148 on Grassy Road just south of the Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge. Waterfowl hunting on 960 acres. Guides available. One of the top three harvest clubs in the southern Illinois quota zone.
Cache River State Natural Area
Renowned for its ancient cypress-tupelo swamp, this natural area has been named one of America's 10 Most Beautiful Hidden Gems by Budget Travel. This sprawling area contains 100 threatened or endangered plant and animal species, and 11 state champion trees that have stood for centuries. Visitors enjoy birding, hunting, wildlife watching, canoeing and hiking. Bikers can access the Cache River via the Tunnel Hill State Trail.
The Wetlands Center provides a one-stop shop for information about the Cache River Wetlands and its recreational and educational opportunities. The center has an extensive natural and cultural history exhibit, wildlife viewing, trails and a video.
This beautiful Carterville park includes a community center, baseball field, skate park, walking path that surrounds a fishing pond, volleyball courts (sand), playground, pavilion, gazebo, and memorial garden. Ballfields and shelters can be reserved.
Located in the Shawnee National Forest, this 1,750 acre lake has 40 miles of shoreline, a maximum depth of 60 feet, and 10hp limit on boat motors.
A 10-mile trail on the west side of Cedar Lake from north to south. Encircles Little Cedar Lake.
Trophy whitetail hunts in scenic Southernmost IL. Hunts are offered September 15th through December. The farm consists of mature timber, pine and cedar thickets, thick draws and open area food plots. All hunts are with an experienced guide.
Located between Marion and Carbondale, this 18-hole, semi-private par 70 course features lush zoysia fairways and a practice area with target greens. Crab Orchard made Golf Digest's 2008/09 "Best Places to Play" list.
Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge
Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge is located primarily in Williamson County, with small extensions into eastern Jackson and northeastern Union counties of southern Illinois. At almost 44,000 acres and with three lakes (Crab Orchard, Little Grassy, and Devils Kitchen,) endless opportunities abound for watching wildlife, hiking nature trails, photography, swimming, fishing from the bank or by boat, and hunting. Four seasonally operational campgrounds are open from April-October and offer full hook-up, water, electric, or non-electric sites. Refuge staff and volunteers at the visitor center welcome visitors and sightseers 7 days a week from 8am-4:30pm. Visitor activities such as guided hikes, bald eagle tours, and monthly F.U.N. programs help connect families with the diversity of flora and fauna that Southern Illinois has to offer. The Refuge provides many opportunities for wildlife-dependent outdoor recreation for the nature lover in us all.
Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge
Visit Illinois' bayou. Yes, the bayou in Illinois. Cypress Creek Wildlife Refuge is home to incredible cypress-filled swamps and wetlands and is unlike anything you expect to find in the Midwest. The refuge protects 15,000 acres of lush wetlands and some of the oldest living trees east of the Mississippi River.
This 810 acre lake with a maximum depth of 90 feet and a 24-mile shoreline is part of the Crab Orchard Refuge. It is stocked with rainbow and brown trout and provides largemouth bass, bluegill, sunfish, crappie, channel catfish, bullheads, and carp. Boat ramps are available. Boats have a 10-horsepower limit. Camping is available.
Doctorman's Cache Core Hunting Preserve
Upland game bird hunting from Oct. 1 - April. Dogs & guide service available. Located 3 miles west of Jct. Hwy. 37 & Hwy. 169, or, 4 miles east of I-57 just off Shawnee College Road.
Locally owned sporting goods store opened in 1980. Specializes in hunting and fishing accesories, apparel, and much more. Find decoys, ammunition, and archery supplies all in one stop.
Eagle Watching - Union County Refuge
The Union County Refuge in Union offers a popular spot for bald eagle watching. Visitors can view bald eagles and take wildlife photography off the main road, which runs down the middle of the wildlife refuge. Park rangers will be available weekdays to answer questions about the eagles and other wildlife spotted in the refuge. Admission is free. For more information on eagle watching, contact the Union County Refuge (618-833-5175).
Egyptian Hills Campground & Marina
Eastern side of Lake of Egypt. Facility offers full service, boat rentals, restaurants, bait, tackle, guide service, launching and RV rentals.
CITY:Creal Springs
Egyptian Hills Resort is your passport to the Ultimate outdoor family vacation. Whether you are into waterskiing, wakeboarding, tubing, sport fishing, or pleasure boating; the Lake of Egypt is a boater's paradise. All within a stone's throw of your cabin. Our cabins and chalets sit next to soothing, running streams and waterfalls – with breathtaking lake front views. Each cabin/chalet features a full kitchen, living room, large deck, full bedroom, 2 loft bedrooms and full bath.
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Opened in 1986, this indoor rink is open seasonally from August to May. Public skating sessions are the main attraction but the rink is available for private parties as well. Large arcade, snack bar and Skate Shop on site.
Kids will enjoy three huge bouncers, two in-ground trampolines, and an awesome jungle gym with a ball pit and a 16-foot slide. Also offers dance, cheer, tumbling, wrestling, and gymnastics classes.
The lush vegetation of the 2,430-acre Ferne Clyffe State Park, located near the small town of Goreville, hides the fact that directly below the soil, a vast area of rock formations exists. The two main areas for rock climbing include Big Rocky Hollow and the Cedar Bluff areas. Cedar Bluff offers both traditional and sport climbing, including several short, but difficult, routes in the class 12 to 13 range that appeal to experienced climbers. Other routes include top-rope access and solid anchors that appeal to new climbers.


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Srini Koushik of Nationwide thinks out loud about how handhelds are influencing enterprise computing overall.Interview conducted by Alan Morrison, Galen Gruman, and Bud Mathaisel
Srini Koushik is senior vice president, CTO, and CIO of shared applications at Nationwide. He previously held three other executive roles at Nationwide in the area of IT over the span of eight years. Before Nationwide, Koushik was CTO of business innovation services at IBM Global Services.
In this interview, Koushik ponders the state of mobile security, sheds light on Nationwide's broad mobile constituency, and considers where new interface modes may open new application opportunities.
PwC: What's your role at Nationwide?
SK: I have what you would consider the traditional CTO functions of R&D introduction of new technology into the company, governance over the enterprise architecture, and architecture in general. My functions also encompass information risk management, which includes security and compliance. Then there's shared services and shared applications, which include applications such as Nationwide.com. My team consists of about 1,400 people.
What's notable about Nationwide from an IT perspective?
From an IT standpoint, the cool thing about working at Nationwide is that—from the board downward— they absolutely recognize IT as a differentiator. We are probably more heavily in-sourced than most of our competitors. Over the past eight years, we have needed to get very good at managing and supporting our shared infrastructure and introducing new technologies.
We know about your mobile applications on the customer side, but we're also curious about other kinds of applications you've developed. What sort of mobile workforce do you support?
We were the first insurance company to come out with an app on the iPhone. That was primarily aimed at our insureds, our policyholders. Over the last year and a half that we have offered the application, we have enhanced the features to do a lot more things such as paying bills and other capabilities. That app was very focused on B2C [business to consumer].
The B2B [business to business] component of our mobile strategy is all about how we enable our exclusive agents, suppliers, and wholesalers. We provide tools for lookup and sales effectiveness. We have a mobile app that many of our agents use—they can take a picture of a car, for example, and they can upload it and store it on our cloud storage through their BlackBerry.
From a workforce standpoint, our claims operation is a pretty big operation. Claims has always been at the forefront when it comes to using emerging technology, so that workforce is always going to be at the top of our list internally. We are increasingly trying to make capabilities available to our associates, primarily to employee-owned devices.
How did you start with employee-owned devices?
When I was a consultant at IBM a few years ago, we used to talk about pervasive anytime, anywhere access. It's taken a few years, but it's getting there. We started to look at the variability in the marketplace. How much and how far do we want to go with supporting the devices? The iPhone and the iOS operating system we definitely have to pick up, and also enable support for Android. We are still evaluating whether we want to do BlackBerry or Windows Mobile 7 as a platform.
The remote management capabilities of these devices are important. When somebody loses a device, the ability to do a remote wipe is important. As a financial services company that's very highly regulated, it is absolutely important that we try—to the extent possible—to avoid putting data on a device. We have seen a lot of progress in that space. One of the big things that has really helped us, especially in the last eight months, is desktop virtualization.
With virtualized desktops and on-demand applications, all of your data stays on our servers and you just access it from a screen. That allows us to truly jump into this base and start enabling. We have a carefully thought-through pilot that allows individuals to bring in their own devices. We are giving them access to our core applications via personally owned devices.
Today we have support for people who can bring their laptops and their own device, whether it's a Mac or any PC. Some people also bring iPad tablets. A variety of Android tablets and smartphones are in. With a selected set of individuals who have a variety of these devices, we are working with these technologies to determine what the experience looks like. What are some of the challenges we will need to overcome before a large-scale roll-up?
We have about 100 people on the pilot, including the CEO. It's going very well. Initially, it was just access to e-mail and calendar. Then the pilot provided a virtual desktop where users could bring up different content and review it. We gradually started giving them different capabilities. We're trying to establish what types of users need what types of functions. From that we can establish a support model. We absolutely think that in the next 18 months, our entire desktop and client computing environment is going to change significantly because of this.
How are you dealing with Android being a bit behind security-wise?
Good [Good Technology] fundamentally allows us to put a protected space on the device. It allows us to secure and encrypt the data access. But it's not entirely what we need it to be. We've been pretty careful to not dive in head first. We did the Good pilot. Even though we were happy with those results, we thought maybe an even better way to do the pilot is first to provide just a virtual desktop instance. For us to do that, we need to make sure that things like the SSL VPN [Secure Sockets Layer virtual private network] capabilities are strong enough.
Once the security issues get resolved, what do you think the implications will be of different interface modes that might be possible on an iPhone or the iPad, for example, versus a Windows PC or Mac? Any idea what direction that might be headed in?
Right now, it's all driven by an eventdriven interface, primarily through a mouse and keyboard. Once you embrace a different interface mode, you can rethink how much data you want people to type in. If you look at most apps that are getting rolled out on an iPhone or that type of device, you really don't have to use the keyboard as much.
And then the mouse starts becoming less necessary, so what do you use the mouse for? If you need to click on a precise spot, a mouse is pretty useful. But if it's a multi-touch interface, and I can now start using one finger to do something, or two fingers to do something else, that becomes powerful. This is what most of the iPad devices look like. I think it starts challenging the way we build user interfaces.
When it comes to claims application design, what would the front end look like? How would you build that same Web-based app as a native app, so that when the claims adjuster is walking through a house after a hurricane to establish the damages, how do they use the multi-touch and the GPS to start pulling in specific coordinates? Can they use the device to measure the size of the hole on the roof? Can they use a device like this to make the job easier?
I've been proven wrong several times in the past, but I believe that the days of the keyboard and mouse might be gone. You will get to a point where you flip the monitor and make it horizontal to the table surface, and then the interface behaves more like a multi-touch interface.
Does this also have implications for rethinking data visualization?
When it comes to spreadsheets, trying to do the same thing a mouse and a keyboard do with a multi-touch interface is going to be very difficult. But you can do it by looking at visual representations of data.
I will give you an example. Newsmap (http://newsmap.jp/) brings up a screen, and the visual interface is very indicative of what story has been viewed. It's all represented as squares on the box, and the size of the squares describes how many people have accessed this page and stayed on it. It uses screen real estate to show the importance and the relevance of the story. A Newsmap-type of site works much better on a multi-touch interface.
I believe we will get to the point where you will look for visualization of data in such a way that these devices become the natural way to use things. Apple's Keynote is an example. I have built a few presentations using Keynote on the iPad, and you can do some pretty decent presentations at this point in time. Apple hasn't addressed all of the issues yet, but the company will revise as it goes forward.
It sounds like there are two different camps of users that you are supporting: the people such as the claims adjusters who are obviously on the road a lot, definitely using the mobile device most of time, with certain kinds of input that they need to provide; and then finance and accounting, for example, who might be on the older-style mouse-and-keyboard interface for quite a while. Could you pretty much treat them separately?
Yes. It will take a while to change that second population, but the first one is really looking for convenience. The biggest part for our claims reps is the interaction with the insured. When somebody has a loss, the face-to-face interaction is a big deal. To the extent that the device or the computing infrastructure that you give them is seamless to the way they interact with people, it's very useful. Contrast that with somebody who is sitting and looking at spreadsheets and creating PowerPoint presentations. We are looking at the opportunities for us to continue to figure out how to use mobile devices there.
What kinds of mobile vendors are approaching you and your company most frequently and with what kind of messages?
It's been the small players, a carrier because of the two-year contract that we signed with them, and the device vendors wanting to talk about where they see mobile heading. The device vendors are pretty serious about the business marketplace. They are bringing a lot of their thought leadership and showing how you can build applications. They are just trying to get mind share in this space.
It's been helpful because we are able to let them know our requirements from a product standpoint. For example, we tell them our camera is going to be critical for claims, here are the reasons why, here are the things that our claims reps do, and it's important that we have this type of camera. These vendors are getting used to working with the enterprise environment.


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Wasps boss Dai Young has made three changes to his starting line-up for Sunday's Premiership visit of Exeter to Adams Park.
London Wasps boss Dai Young has made three changes to his starting line-up for Sunday's Premiership visit of Exeter Chiefs to Adams Park.
The changes see Joe Simpson start at scrum-half, forcing Charlie Davies to the bench, while Rory Pitman starts at number eight and Guy Thompson starts at seven, replacing the injured Sam Jones and James Haskell.
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Meanwhile, Exeter Chiefs head coach Rob Baxter is confident he will see a response from his side a week after going down 22-6 to Harlequins.
"We were a little bit disappointed with our level of performance last week and we didn't quite deal with the day as well as we could have done," said Baxter.
"We've talked about it all this week and we'll definitely learn from it. At the same time, we have had a good focus week – in what has been some testing conditions – and I get the feeling the guys are really looking forward to getting up to Wasps."
Ahead of kick-off, Baxter has made a number of changes to his line-up from that which took on Harlequins a week ago. Into the pack come Chris Whitehead and James Hanks ahead of Jack Yeandle and Damian Welch, whilst there is also a new half-back pairing with Dave Lewis recalled in place of the injured Haydn Thomas and Henry Slade handed his first-ever Premiership start ahead of Gareth Steenson.
Meanwhile on the bench, prop Brett Sturgess – injured in the final minute of last week's game – is replaced by Carl Rimmer and Sam Hill is preferred to Tongan international Fetu'u Vainikolo as the outside back replacement.
Form: London Wasps have lost just one of their last five fixtures in all tournaments: 15-17 at home to Northampton in Aviva Premiership Rugby on December 21. Wasps last five encounters in the Premiership have all in fact been won by the away side on the day – their most recent victory at Adams Park in the tournament being 22-12 over Leicester in Round Six. Exeter Chiefs only victory in their last seven contests in all tournaments was 16-3 at home to Newcastle in the Premiership in Round 10. The Chiefs have not been victorious on the road since an 18-16 win at Sale on November 1. Exeter Chiefs have won their last seven matches against London Wasps in all tournaments, with the Londoners only Premiership success over the Devonians being 24-12 at Adams Park in December 2010.
The teams:
Wasps: 15 Elliot Daly, 14 Will Helu, 13 Chris Bell (c), 12 Charlie Hayter, 11 Tom Varndell, 10 Andy Goode, 9 Joe Simpson, 8 Rory Pitman, 7 Guy Thompson, 6 Ashley Johnson, 5 Joe Launchbury, 4 Tom Palmer, 3 Jake Cooper-Woolley, 2 Carlo Festuccia, 1 Matt Mullan.
Replacements: 16 Tom Lindsay, 17 Simon McIntyre, 18 Will Taylor, 19 Kearnan Myall, 20 Ed Jackson, 21 Charlie Davies, 22 Joe Carlisle, 23 Andrew Suniula.
Exeter: 15 Luke Arscott, 14 Jack Nowell, 13 Ian Whitten, 12 Jason Shoemark, 11 Tom James, 10 Henry Slade, 9 Dave Lewis, 8 Dave Ewers, 7 Ben White, 6 Tom Johnson, 5 James Hanks, 4 Dean Mumm (c), 3 Hoani Tui, 2 Chris Whitehead, 1 Ben Moon.
Replacements: 16 Jack Yeandle, 17 Carl Rimmer, 18 Alex Brown, 19 Damian Welch, 20 Kai Horstmann, 21 Will Chudley, 22 Gareth Steenson, 23 Sam Hill.
Date: Sunday, January 5
Kick-off: 15:00 GMT
Venue: Adams Park
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Each generation of Cézanne devotees interprets his art in a different light. Picasso was one of many artists who claimed a direct artistic descendancy from Cézanne. (He was like 'our father', Picasso was later to recall.) Other followers had been Gauguin, the Nabis and, later, Henri Matisse and the Fauves, and George Braque and the Cubists. By 1906 Cézanne's influence was 'everywhere', according to Picasso, in one of his rare published comments on the master's influence: 'The art of composition, of the opposition of forms and of rhythms of colours was rapidly becoming commonplace.'1
A major retrospective of Cézanne's work held in October 1907 at the Salon d'Automne furthered the older artist's authority on a younger generation. Each artist had interpreted Cézanne in their own way and harnessed his lessons in their own artistic development. In Picasso's case, the effect was profound, his response dramatic. Beginning with reinterpretations of Cézanne's bathers, Picasso went on to explore that other great motif of the older artist—the still-life. Adopting Cézanne's spatial ploy of tilting the picture plane towards the viewer, Picasso was able to more fully understand the volume of his subject.
In his early Cubist phase and under the influence of Cézanne, Picasso (along with Braque) revealed the depth of a subject by depicting its different planes and adopting Cézanne's painting technique of laying down hatched brushstrokes of paint. In this way, the radical young Cubists broke down the tradition of three-dimensional space and replaced it with the depiction of a subject from multiple viewpoints.
In his later Cubist explorations, Picasso went on to dissect his own process. In Large still-life he has taken Cézanne's favoured still-life motifs—a wine bottle, a glass, a flask and a fruit bowl—extracted these individual elements, destroyed them, and then reconfigured them. Taking yet another favourite object from Cézanne's repertoire, the table, Picasso has cropped it just as Cézanne would, but let it hover in space within the canvas. The table and its contents are tilted towards the viewer in the manner of Cézanne—but it is as if Picasso has pulled them to pieces and then returned them to their tabletop in a new and radically distorted appearance.
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Text © National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
From Masterpieces from Paris: Van Gogh, Cézanne, Gauguin and beyond Post-Impressionism from the Musée d'Orsay exhibition book, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra 2009
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Reebok has given the 16k the Max Armour™ V quarter panel with titanium reinforced composite embedded zones that provides optimum light weight structure, stability, durability and abrasion resistants.
Reebok has redesigned the pump for this years line up. They have moved The Pump™ slightly back towards the Achilles tendon to get better air flow into the bladder's and keeping it out of harms way. Reebok also did give it a sleeker look as the actual pump and release does not stick out as much, also giving The Pump™ better protection around it.
The 16K skate features a 7mm felt & EVA foam tongue that provides an excellent fit and great comfort. The lace bite guard is segmented which will allows great forward flex. Reebok also gave the 16K skates a dual liner. The combination of Duratex grip and moisture wicking Duratex enhances durability with increased heel lock.
- Model Number: SK16KP
- Heritage: 8K Pump
- Level of Player: Ideal for advanced to pro level of play
- Fit Guidelines: General fit aspects of the Reebok boot are med-high volume, med-wide heel pocket, med-wide across top of foot and forefoot and toe box. Traditional stance.
- Sizing Guidelines: Reebok skates generally fit 1 1/2 sizes down from your regular shoe size
- Quarter Package:
- Max Armour V: Lightweight quarter package with straegically reinforced embedded zones provides optimum lightweight structure, offering stability and durability
- Titanium reinforced composite embedded zones
- Abrasion zone near forefoot designed for added durability and resistant to cuts and abrasion
- Flexion zone - Harnesses flexion to enhance energy transfer
- Spinal zone - Supports Achilles tendon to control flexion & torsion
- Max Armour V: Lightweight quarter package with straegically reinforced embedded zones provides optimum lightweight structure, offering stability and durability
- Liner:
- Duratex liner offers great moisture wicking properties
- Duratex† Grip backing to enhance heel lock
- Heel Support:
- ThePump™ technology - The ultimate in personalized pro performance and comfort
- The Pump™ skate will provide:
- A secure comfortable fit
- Guarantees heel lock and ankle support
- Enhances forward flex
- SkateLock™ - Customize your support by tightening the top 3 eyelets independently of the forefoot
- Ankle Padding:
- Pro Molded anatomical ankle support
- Tongue Construction:
- White felt backing and foam front with saddle lace-bite guard
- Footbed:
- F.I.T system
- Outsole:
- Vented lightweight low profile carbon/glass composite outsole increases torsional rigidity and maximizes energy transfer
- Blade Holder and Runner:
- Reebok E-Pro holder
- Proformance lite 10" scalloped runner
- Weight of a Size 9D skate: 935 grams
- Made in: Thailand
Comments: Well its been about 6-8 months of having these skates, I play in an adult hockey league and pick up games about 2-3 times a week. I am only about 170lbs and when I first got these skates they were amazing, great fit, great turning etc. But now the runner's and steel are bent and cracked, the sole of the boot is cracked, and the tendon guard is cracking where it connects to the boot so now its way to flexible. Around the top of the boot just above the ankles the fabric is ripped exposing some sort of hard plastic material which now cuts my ankles regularly. Several eyelets have popped or been bent shut and I have to bend them open so I can tie my skates up. The pump is about the only thing that seems to be holding up as of right now. Oh and I almost forgot the graphic decals that are the reebok logo on the inside and outside of the arch of the skates have started to peel off, doesn't really matter unless you care about looks, but still a bit disconcerting. So all in all if y ou don't mind buying a new pair of skates every year or maybe less than these skates will be amazing for the first few months, but after that expect ankle fatigue and mediocrity out of your "high performance skates." P.S. this is the same Pat that commented previously, funny how things change.
From: Pat, Ohio
Comments: Wow, after trying a couple pairs of Nexus, Supremes, and CCM U+CL skate I finally found a skate wide enough and supremely comfortable like the 16k. Best fit I've ever had out of the box at 7EE and after baking you have a skate that is perfectly formed to your foot. The heel lock was perfect and I had no pain at all on the first skate (no pressure points or soreness). The forefoot and toe area were plenty wide for my duck feet. The liner molds firmly and the pump is really not necessary after a good packing. But can be used for subtle differences in ankle size. Definitely designed for skaters who like a more traditional fit, and they aren't the lightest skates on the market, but it's hardly noticed on the ice. If you have a wider foot and are having some trouble with the other brands, I would highly recommend picking these up.
From: Andrew, Burlington, VT
Comments: These skates are amazing! Maybe it's just because I previously used bauer flexlite 2.0s or the fact that I was skating a size 10 when I should have been a size 8.5, but still my overall skating has improved a ton since I got these skates. They fit perfectly after you get them baked with no break in time. The pump and lace locks are great features too. Buying a pair of these skates is a decision you won't regret.
From: Matt, Indiana
Comments: These skates are amazing, coming from the vapor line to this is like honda civic to a mercedes. So much more comfort no break in time (had skates baked) and the runners are slightly taller then tuuk holders allowing a sharper turning radius for my style of play. Deffinitely worth the money. Unless something drastically changes in hockey skates I will remain an RBK guy forever.
From: Pat, Ohio
Comments:Well I have only skated on them once since purchasing the Reebok 16K skates...but they were fantastic. I had to tighten them after about 4 minutes of skating around but once they were laced up nice and tight, I felt right at home. They were extremely comfortable and had great forward flex that would snap back in place giving your stride some extra power. Can't wait to get on the ice again. Super comfortable skates.
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August 03, 2014
"These are the boots you can wear when you want to dress casual and elevate the look. These are also the boots to wear when you are dressed professionally and want to keep your personal style.The heel is high, no doubt. But Wearing these on your feet makes you feel like you could run or skip or dance in them. BCBG does it again with the soft material and the delicious form fitting that comes along with that. I've worn these almost every day since they came in the mail."
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Location: Colorado
June 18, 2014
Great transitional bootie
"These booties offer both great sytle and comfort (thanks to the platform). They are a great transitional bootie from spring to summer, and summer into fall. I wore mine for the first time last weekend out dancing and had no issues at all. I normally wear a 7.5 and that is what I ordered. They fit wonderfully. I did add a Dr. Scholl's 'ball of the foot" cushion as well as an arch cushion. I could've worn them all night! Gorgeous booties!"
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Location: Houston, TX
April 11, 2014
Definitely true to the size!
"I ordered an 8 because reviews had indicated ordering a 0.5 size smaller, but this runs true to the its size; therefore, I will have to go exchange my 8 for my (normal) foot size of 8.5. DEFINITELY ORDER YOUR REGULAR FOOT SIZE! Pretty comfy putting it on although I haven't been able to test walk in them just yet (gotta get the shoe to fit first hehehehehehehe!)"
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April 03, 2014
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The World's Most "Gel"-icate Makeup Remover
This one was made for all you makeup mavens. Bliss has tried every makeup remover out there, and some of them weren't so glamorous. So they got rid of that weird oil slick, the raccoon eyes, and the mess involved with runny liquid formulas, and created something much more 'gel'-icate, innovative, and effective: lid+lash wash. Now that's a beautiful thing.
• Oil-free gel formula removes even waterproof mascara
• Non-irritating formula is safe for contact lens wearers
• Soothes the eye area with chamomile extract
• A little goes a long way; this makeup remover lasts!
Because of the chamomile and rosewater in this face-friendly formula, this makeup remover reduces puffiness and calms skin irritation. Just apply a dime-sized portion to your upper lid and swipe your mascara, eyeliner, and eye shadow away.
Puff-trouncing, cooling, mascara and makeup removing, this gel is fluid (for quick coating and in-depth dissolving) yet firm, so it never leaks into your eyes.
• sodium trideceth sulfate a gentle surfactant used as a cleansing and emulsifying agent.
• rosewater soothes sensitive skin. Perfect around the eye area.
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Gently cleanse makeup from the eyelid, eyelash, and lip area with a Bliss Lid+Lash Wash Makeup Remover saturated cotton square. Repeat until it has literally vanished without a trace. Safe for contact wearers Blisstips: Store Bliss Lid+Lash Wash in your refrigerator door to boost its cooling, calming, and depuffing effects. For extreme cases of uncontrolled undereye puff, remove makeup and follow with a cold crushed fresh cucumber compress
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April 17 – An Early Yankee Report Card for 2011
Hall of Famer, Cap Anson is the most famous baseball player to be born on April 17th. For all those professional wrestling fans out there, today is also the birthday of the legendary Rowdy Roddy Piper, but no current or former member of the New York Yankee family celebrates a birthday on this date. So instead, I'll take this opportunity to share my opinions of the Yankees' performance thus far this season.
What was good about yesterday's victory over the Rangers:
Freddy was ready! – Cano is playing really well right now – Teixeira is proving he can hit with power to the opposite field – Swisher had a great game – Joba did the job – Rivera is the best there ever will be!
What was not so good:
The weather – Soriano did not pitch well – News that A-Rod had some lower back pain.


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Are you looking for a camouflage dog leash? We have lots of different styles of camo dog leashes in a varitey of colors. We have the traditional camo dog leash if that is your style or how about a blue camo dog leash or pink camo dog leash. We also have the traditional camo dog leash with a blue or pink backing. Do you want leather?
Animals and animal print dog leashes are popular with many owners as well. Does you four legged friend like to chase squirrels then the Nuts dog leash is the perfect accessory. Look at the Ragtop dog leash if you pup likes to ride in your convertible.


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This recipe is a great way to use up leftover ham. Or look for packaged chopped cooked ham near packaged deli meats and bacon at your grocery store.
Pine nuts, which have a high fat content, can turn rancid quickly. Store them in an airtight container in the refrigerator up to 3 months or in the freezer up to 9 months.


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: I posted before about my leaking shower but I have narrowed it down and now need advice on how to fix my problem.
: I had narrowed down the leak to the shower arm. I thought it would be at the joint where the chrome arm connects to the 1/2" female fitting inside the wall. Upon cutting around the drywall where the stubout comes out of, I see the leak is at the soldered joint between that 1/2" fitting and the copper pipe inside the wall.
: It is very tight, I do have access to the wall behind. But with the backer board the fitting is screwed too... I dont trust my soldering skills.
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Dorsey Named Associate Academic VP for Undergraduate Education
Previously, Lisa Dorsey, Ph.D., served as interim dean of Doisy College of Health Sciences since June 2012.
Lisa Dorsey, Ph.D., began her role as associate academic vice president for Undergraduate Education effective Sept. 1. This is the position formerly held by Elizabeth Whitt, Ph.D., who left SLU at the end of July.
Dorsey has been the interim dean of Doisy College of Health Sciences since June 2012. She has two degrees from SLU: a bachelor of science degree in physical therapy and a masters of business administration. She received her doctorate from University of Minnesota.
Prior to her role as interim dean, she was the associate dean for academic and student affairs and an assistant professor of physical therapy and athletic training. Dorsey has worked closely on many of the undergraduate education initiatives and brings representation from the Medical Center to the vice president's office.
Irma Ruebling has agreed to serve as the interim dean for Doisy College of Health Sciences. She brings extensive administrative leadership to the college from her past role as chair of the department of physical therapy and most recently as the director of Interprofessional Education. A much-loved teacher and valued faculty member in the college, Reubling has been a member of the Saint Louis University faculty since 1971.


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Why Second Life? Why Web 2.0?
By scbrown5 on Sep 24, 2007
For our employee training sessions through 2007, we're going a bit outside of our usual realm of training topics. In the past, we've typically covered information resources offered through Sun Learning Services and Digital Libraries & Research, and how best to use those resources.
But in the sessions we're doing now and throughout the rest of 2007, we're covering things like Second Life, and Web 2.0 and social networking tools. Why are we bothering with these things when they don't appear to be directly related to information and resources currently available?
There are a few reasons. The most immediate reason is because we get asked about this stuff. The Digital Libraries & Research (DL&R) staff have recently done some recorded sessions for Sun's Employee Communications and Communities group, helping get them up-to-speed on technologies like wikis, RSS, virtual worlds and other social networking tools.
Why did they turn to Digital Libraries & Research? Well, because we work with a lot of different groups within Sun who are already playing around with these technologies - and we're also early investigators and adopters ourselves. The information profession has been investigating and dealing with a lot of these tools for a few years now and following developments very closely. As information professionals (aka librarians), it's our role to ensure that our customers can connect with quality information (in whatever form) from where and when they need it. Social networking tools allow us the ability to drive information and content in various forms in new and exciting ways - ways that people just coming into the workforce expect it to be.
And, the DL&R team likes to experiment with cutting edge tools to see how we can adopt these technologies for keeping Sun informed about our information resources and services. They also allow us to embed ourselves deeper into the communities at Sun.
The next reason is that we continue to see a demand out there from Sun employees to get up-to-date on what's going on with these developments. In other words, the Communications and Communities group isn't the only one interested in this stuff - we all seem to be fascinated by what's going on with the explosion of these social networking technologies. What are they? Why would you use them? How do I get started using them? How is Sun using them? A good example is the recently launched wikis.sun.com site, a wiki tool that Sun employees can use to build a community with Sun customers and partners - as well as anyone else who would like to participate.
The answers to the 'what', 'why' and 'how' of these tools are continually changing and evolving, which requires the DL&R team to stay current in this space - and to continue to offer regular updates on these technologies through our training sessions.
Next, these are learning and stretch opportunities for us, too. While we're certainly familiar with a lot of this technology, we're continually learning more about them. In order to present knowledgeably about these things, we gotta know what we're talking about, right? I personally find that I need to really dig into these technologies before doing a training session on them. And that's a great learning opportunity for me, too.
And the more we learn about these technologies, the more actively we'll be able to bring Sun employees information through these new tools. For example, we're already experimenting with the micro-blogging tool Twitter to communicate about our training sessions and other information of interest to Sun employees. We see this as a new way to not only market what we do, but to actively bring information to employees' attention through the channels they're already using.
Lastly - these technologies are fun. It's fascinating to see how some of these online communities get built out, what connections you can make, and the many, many innovative ways people use these tools. Have you seen 43 things, for example? It's a tool to help you think about what your goals are in life, but in a social way - so that you can track your progress, connect with others who have the same goal, etc.
In our training sessions, we only have about an hour to review the broad spectrum of Web 2.0 and social networking tools, so we aren't able to get too detailed. But these sessions are already sparking interest among Sun employees.
Scott Brown
Digital Libraries & Research


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(October 31) Today we're celebrating . . . Halloween
A favorite holiday among kids, and many adults, Halloween is an ancient celebration that blends Druid and Christian customs. Long associated with spirits and ghosts, Halloween today is a reason to dress up in costume and trick-or-treat for candy.
Halloween is the time of Ghosts, Goblins, Gravestones and Graveyards. Of Spooks and Spirits and silly-fun tricks. Of Witches and Warlocks and Scary Black Cats. And Candy Corn, Jelly Apples, Pumpkins and Bats.
Come visit our Halloween celebration for some holiday fun. We've got Dancing Skeletons, Halloween stories, some ghosts, goblins and "jack-o-lanterns", holiday pictures for the kids to print and color, and some tasty Halloween recipes to make and enjoy. We hope you find something you like!
Happy Halloween and come visit our Halloween sites:
Halloween fun: Halloween on the Net
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Spectral DNC-L
- Overview
- Ingredients
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- More than minoxidil alone, this high-performance breakthrough delivers the most aggressive, powerful, and effective topical treatment to retain and regrow hair because it fuses a broad spectrum of clinically proven compounds. In a cream base for easy application without dripping, Spectral DNC-L contains research-grade minoxidil, plus 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors, arginine, retinol, Aminexil, and more.
- This coordinated attack against baldness means that Spectral DNC-L can protect against damage, slow hair loss, improve follicle health, and grow new hair longer, thicker, and faster than any other product. So you get to keep the hair you have, regrow the hair you lost, and live the lifestyle you really want!
- Spectral DNC-L has the following ingredients:
- Minoxidil: Starts with highly effective research-grade 5% minoxidil because, as the first drug approved by the US Food and Drug Administration to treat androgenic alopecia (male pattern baldness), it remains the best-known and most widely used.
- Arginine: Helps to strengthen and feed hair follicles because it contains the amino acid arginine, a metabolic precursor of nitric oxide, an important vasodilator and mediator of cutaneous cell function.
- 5-alpha-reductase inhibitors: Deploys three potent compounds that inhibit the activity of 5-alpha-reductase because that enzyme converts testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (DHT), which damages hair follicles. These extracts are olive (verbascoside), saw palmetto (serenoa repens), and flax seed (secoisolariciresinol diglucoside).
- Procyanidins. Spectral.DNC-L contains procyanidins, flavanols derived naturally from apples, because the latest research indicates they restore the hairline nearly as effectively as minoxidil restores the vertex.
- Adenosine: This nucleoside plays an important role for hair because it works in biochemical processes like energy transfer (adenosine triphosphate and adenosine diphosphate) and signal transduction (cyclic adenosine monophosphate).
- Aminexil: This patented molecule makes Spectral DNC-L clearly superior to other hair-growth products because, after minoxidil, Aminexil is the medication most clearly proven to grow hair. It preserves hair, protects roots, and strengthens fibers.
- Retinol: Incorporates retinol, a form of vitamin A, because it improves the absorption and effectiveness of minoxidil. Often prescribed together, researchers have found that coupling retinol with minoxidil yields better results than using either alone.
- Vitamins and minerals: Contains a rich vitamin and mineral complex, especially biotin and mineral salts, because these chemicals support the energy transfer and metabolic functions of hair follicles.
- Herbal extracts: The pure extracts of ivy and hops added to Spectral DNC-L stimulate the effectiveness of minoxidil, Aminexil, and other growth agents because the compounds are known to speed circulation and deliver nutrition to affected tissues.
- Nanosome delivery: Among numerous innovations, Spectral DNC-L delivers pure extracts through advanced nanosome encapsulation. With this proprietary technology, micro-spheres of organic liposome - 200 times smaller than a human skin cell - deposit active compounds deep within the scalp. While common creams and lotions just sit on the surface, tiny nanosomes fuse with affected tissues, dissolving gradually over 12 hours, targeting compounds for maximum performance.
- About the brand
Spectral DNC-L is indicated for men with advanced androgenic alopecia - male pattern baldness of 4 or greater on the Norwood scale - Spectral DNC-L combines all the latest science into one convenient formula to regrow hair via multiple pathways.
Active Ingredient:
Minoxidil 4.5%
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Mia Limited Edition Elana Flat
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The search for the perfect flats ends with the Mia Limited Edition Elana. This stylish and chic slip-on can be dressed for any of your nights out.
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By John L. Pitts/NEMS Daily Journal
SALTILLO – After the best round of his young life, TCPS eighth-grader Parker Brooks rested easy on Wednesday night.
"Watched the NBA playoffs with my dad and talked about the day," he said. "I felt pretty confident about the final round."
On a rainy Thursday morning, he backed up his opening-round 66 with a 1-over 73 to easily win the MHSAA Class 1A individual state title at Big Oaks Golf Club.
St. Alyosius, from Vicksburg, won the team title by an overwhelming margin – 70 strokes.
Brooks' TCPS teammates elevated their game on Thursday, shaving 38 strokes off their opening-day total to finish second.
But the talk around the clubhouse continued to be the only red number put on the scoreboard during the event, Brooks' 6-under 66 on Wednesday.
best round
"I started off with two birdies and then hit from the fairway for an eagle on No. 8," Brooks said. "It's easily the best round I've ever played. I'm still in awe of that."
Thursday's challenge, then, was to avoid giving his rivals any opening.
"I knew he was playing well coming into the tournament, but you always wonder how a young player will deal with the pressure of a first-day lead," said head coach Mike Hester.
Brooks stayed out of trouble and won by 11 strokes. Hunter Hammett of Sacred Heart finished second (74-76–150) and Gabe Riversos of St. Alyosius was third (76-78–154).
"I was trying to shoot another 66," Brooks said. "I wasn't sure if I'd be able to win just by making pars."
All three of Brooks' TCPS teammates who finished in the scoring improved their second-day scores despite soggy conditions: Heath Davis (88–82–170), Nate Hester (105-101–206) and Garrett Scott (116–91–207).
It's the fourth consecutive state 1A title for St. Alyosius, which has won six of the last seven.
"A great experience," head coach Mike Jones said. "Big Oaks is always a fun place for the kids to play."