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ApHogee Intensive Two Minute Keratin Reconstructor 8 oz.
- Overview
- Ingredients
- Features
- Restores softness and elasticity to dry, brittle hair
- Repairs damaged caused by chemical and heat service
- Repair damage caused by chlorine and hard water
- Soothes the scalp and may be applied following each shampooing
- Quick, easy and effective
- About the brand
ApHogee Intensive Two Minute Keratin Reconstructor provides a weekly regimen that can be prescribed for home use between salon visits.
Water, Cetearyl Alcohol, Polysorbate 60, Behenamidopropylamine Behenatem Stearolkonium Chloride, Cetrimonium Chloride, Cocodimonium Hydrolyzed Hair Keratin, Hydrolzed Mucopolysac Charides, Sodium Coco Collagen Amino Acids, Wheat Germ Fatty Acids, Linoleic Acid, Linolenic Acid, Arachidonic Acid, Squalane, Avocado Oil, Acetimide MEA, Panthenol, Wheat Germ Oil, Jojoba Oil, Tocopherol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Sulfur, Amodimethicone, Polyquaternium 10, Linoleamidopropyl PG Dimonium, Chloride Phosphate, Tallowtrimonium Chloride, Nonoxynol 10, Cocoyl Sarcosine, Sorbitol, Fragrance, Imidazolidinyl Urea, Methylparaben, Propylparaben.
Gently shampoo hair with ApHogee Shampoo. Rinse thoroughly and towel as usual. Squeeze 1/2 ounce into palm. Using fingertips, work evenly through hair and into scalp. For maximum penetration, cover hair with warm towel, or plastic cap, for two minutes. For extreme cases, leave on for 5 minutes. For severe breakage problems, we recommend as ApHOGEE Treatment service. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Dry and style as usual.
ApHogee repairs damaged locks, restoring hair to its natural beauty. Features hair care and styling products for hair types ranging from over-processed and over-colored to ethnic, these products tend to all forms of breakage and damage.
I Concur!!!I too, recently bought this product due to my last visit to my stylist of 5 years. Hours later after leaving the salon I never expecting to find out that my healthy hair I�ve worked so hard to keep strong and healthy was chemically damaged. Desperate the next day, I went to my local a beauty supply and searched for a hair treatment that might help me get my hair where it once was. Not having much time or much help on what to chose, I randomly grabbed this product in hopes that this would be exactly what I needed to fix my chemically damaged hair. It is! I followed the directions and left it in for five minutes instead of two. I am extremely pleased with this product, highly recommend it, will continue to use this product until my hair is in a better state and to upkeep the hard work I put into it.Dec 28, 2009M. / Houston, Texas, USA
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Yes, This WorksI am Hispanic with tons of coarse, super thick hair ... very long too. Last year after one bad experience w/my stylist of eight years, my hair was damaged. The cut was horrible -- and it made my hair look damaged. Seeking for a new stylist didn't help -- one bad experience after another .. and highlights were added all over to cover the bad cut... yet, this process damaged my hair horrible and split end were evident. It didn't look damaged, it was damaged. I bought this product (my husband referred it) and results were immediate. The split end ceased. I bought the vitamins this line has and my hair grew soo fast.. many cuts, trims -- I have great hair. Though a year later, I am actually greatful because my hair has never looked this healthier. It's not just looking better... it's the best.. I straighten, blow dry and have color and highlights... yes, my hair is healthy. thanks aphogee. I also use the keratin great tea spray.... If your hair is not damaged, don't use this product. Even though my hair is healthy now, I still use it once a week as a deep treatment. love it!!Dec 7, 2009Satisfied @last / Houston, TX
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My Second Review Of The ProductI had written a review earlier after using the conditioner couple of times.It did help my frizz and roughness a lot but after using it a couple of times I think it's kind of strong coz my hair fall seems to have increased everytime I wash my hair..there could be other reasons responsible like change of season too..but I'm going to go easy with this product for a while.Nov 15, 2009Anuradha / New Jersey, U.S.
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Awesome ProductThis conditioner is one of the best ive used in a long time.Ive been desperately trying to find a suitable one for ages and now ive finally found what I was looking for in this product.It has not helped my hair fall (which I think is the same as before and prob normal), but thats not why I tried this product either.I wanted a conditioner that would soften my hair and remove the frizz, since I swim a lot and chlorine makes it rough and very frizzy (esp in the monsoons).Ive used this product a couple of times and absolutely love it.Oct 27, 2009Anuradha / Jersey City, NJ, U,S,
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Awesome Products!MY HAIR WAS DRY AND BREAKING FROM COLOR AND BLEACH. MY FRIEND TOLD MY ABOUT APHOGEE. I BROUGHT THE SHAMPOO FOR DAMAGE HAIR AND THE TWO MIN KERATIN AND GLOSS THERAPY> MY HAIR IS SO.... HEALTHY NOW, I LOVE THIS PRODUCT IT BROUGHT MY HAIR BACK TO HEALTH. PLEASE BUY IT IF YOU HAVE ANY KIND OF COLOR IT WORKS! THANKS APHOGEE KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!Oct 23, 2009Yolanda / VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
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Wow!This Product us AMMMAAAAAZING! My hair has never felt so soft and silky, including my split ends are completely repaired after 1 use!!!! I used this product after using the Aphogee shampoo. My hair came out extremely soft and managable so then I sprayed the Aphogee green-tea stuff and used my Chi silk, blew my hair dry and flat-ironed with my Solia. I LoVE folica.com and HIGHLY recommend this product to any/everyone with damaged hair regardless of the texture. This product will definitely be in the rotation of things I use on my hair every week! Thanks again Folica (:Oct 11, 2009Si / New Jersey
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Aphogee Is The Truth!I am a college student of Haitian American and European descent. My hair is extremely curly (I think 3b/3c). Being a college student and living on my own, I had to learn how to budget and I just couldnt afford going to the salon to treat my color treated curls. Not to mention, I didnt trust anyone else but my stylist back home to treat my hair. Because I have color, my hair needed to be taken care of, or else! This product not only saved my hair but its low price saved my budget. Its affordable, it grows your hair and did I forget to mention its the bizzy bomb?? This product right here is the truth! Thanks Aphogee :-)Aug 17, 2009Fiona B. / Brooklyn, NyHAIR TYPECurly Hair
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Aphogee Hair Products Where Have You Been Hiding!I am a 50+ female that have had some hair issues over the past several years that have been costly and not resulting what I was looking for. Visits to my Primary Care Physician and Dermatolgist and buy hair strengthening shampoo and conditoner from the dermatologist. Taking Organic antioxidants for Hair, Skin, and Nails. I have tried every thing from Motions, Dr. Mircale, Organic Root Stimular Olive Oil, to Design Essentials products.FINALLY, I found Aphogee products after going on to website and reading up on some products. I decided to give your product(Aphogee) a try. I have now been using the products for approximatley two month and Im see a difference already. My hair is softer, Im not coming out comes full of hair, it appears to be healthier, and growing. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!May 24, 2009Marilyn / Virginia
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The Best There Isim african american and always had breaking hair problems and my hair could never grow past my shoulders. now my hair is down to my bra strap--no lie. i saw ateeya on utube use the aphogee regimen and started it about 8 months ago. now my hair is healthy and long and so soft after using these products. i still go to dominican hairdressers to wash and blow out my hair but i make sure i bring my own aphogee products for them to use. its great. worth the money and not even expensive compared to other hair lines.May 19, 2009Deedee / Bronx, Ny
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I Love Iti started an ApHOGEE regimant it leaves my hair feeling sliky when i raise it out. i so glad i found out about itMar 7, 2009Shantel / New York Ny
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The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) administers more than 150 science education programs on behalf of the U.S. Department of Energy and other federal agencies. The diversity of these programs enables individuals at all education levels—whether K-12, undergraduate, graduate, postdoctoral, or faculty—to conduct collaborative research with national laboratories or at one of more than a dozen federal agency partners.
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The Father of the spirits of all mankind (Ps. 82:6; Matt. 5:48; John 10:34; Rom. 8:16–17; Gal. 4:7; 1 Jn. 3:2). Jesus is his Only Begotten Son in the flesh. Man has been commanded to obey and give reverence to the Father and to pray to him in Jesus' name.
- If ye forgive men, your Heavenly Father will also forgive you:Matt. 6:14; ( Matt. 18:35; 3 Ne. 13:14; )
- Your Heavenly Father knoweth that ye have need of all these things:Matt. 6:26–33; ( 3 Ne. 13:26–33; )
- How much more shall your Heavenly Father give the Holy Spirit to them that ask him?:Luke 11:11–13;
- Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ:Eph. 1:3;
- Ye are eternally indebted to your Heavenly Father:Mosiah 2:34;
- Christ glorified the name of the Father:Ether 12:8;
- The Saints should bear witness of their persecutions before the Father comes forth from his hiding place:D&C 123:1–3, 6;
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As voters file in to cast their vote on election day many may be unaware of the details involved in making an election happen. Every aspect of the election is covered in the law for whichever types of ballots are used. The paper ballot was used in Emery County prior to 1996. The punch card ballot is used primarily throughout Utah. The optically scanned ballot and equipment is used in Emery County. One of the many questions asked of the county clerk/auditor is why on the current ballot for Emery County, is the Republican candidate the first position in each of the races?
"The law is quiet on this issue and so it is left up to the county clerk. In my case I have elected to use the formula the law spells out in determining which party is majority and minority in each voting precinct. The party having the greatest number of votes in those designated state offices receive the first position on the ballot," said Bruce Funk, Emery County Clerk/Auditor.
Candidates who file for a county office are required to pay a fee based on the salary they would receive during their four year term of office. Certain offices require that the candidate meet qualifications prior to acceptance of the filing fee, which is non-refundable. A write-in candidate must meet any office requirements plus pay the fee. The difference in a write-in candidate is that their name is not placed on the ballot and the election judges are not allowed to advise voters of any write-in candidates. Finance reports over the years show local candidates can spend more than $4,000 in the more heated races.
The Clerk/Auditor's office prepares the ballot for printing, orders supplies, and trains the Judges of Election in their responsibilities and duties. A number of required legal notices are placed in the paper starting in February.
From the party caucus names are submitted to be considered as Judges of Elections. Within certain time frames these names are approved by the county commission and the remaining openings are filled by the county clerk. All judges are required to attend a training. "These Judges of Election are some of the greatest people I have worked with over the years. Election day is a long and tiring, usually 15-18 hours, for which judges are compensated $60. Our office puts everything together but it's the judges that make it happen," Funk said.
"Our office will handle almost 200 absent voter ballots which are voted in our office or mailed. All absent voter ballots received by our office through election day will be included in the totals that night," Funk said. Absent voter ballots not received by this time have until noon Nov. 19, 2002 when they will be counted in the election canvass that day and the voting results are made official. Those ballots to be considered in the canvass must be clearly postmarked Nov. 4, 2002.
In 1996 Emery County was the first county to go to an optically scanned ballot while most other counties in Utah were using the punch card system. Those counties using the punch card system must replace their equipment by the year 2006 which will cost millions statewide. On the optically scanned ballot, the voter fills in the oval next to the candidate or position of choice. The main central counting machine is located in the courthouse. It optically reads each ballot. Eleven of the twelve precincts bring their ballots to the courthouse to be read. The ballot boxes have numbered security seals locking the boxes for transport. The ballot boxes are picked up at each precinct and delivered to the courthouse by sheriff deputies or other election officials. The one exception is Green River which has their own precinct counter. The precinct counter at the end of the voting day gives a printout on all races which is then phoned to the Clerk/Auditor's office. The accuracy of both machines is verified a number of times using a test set of ballots whose results are compared to the manufacturer tests of the same ballots.
Counting of the ballots is done in the foyer of the courthouse in full view of the public. Election results are posted as each precinct is counted. Results are sent immediately to Channel 26 and posted on our website (www.emerycounty.com/election). There are an additional three judges serving as the Resolution Board who work independently in another room to check and prepare the by-mail absent voter ballots for counting.
This board also replaces damaged or unreadable ballots with replacement ballots by assigning serial numbers to both ballots for tracking purposes.
"There is much more that goes into this or any election, but what stands out in my mind is the dedication of all the people involved to make sure everything possible is done to make the election process proceed smoothly for you the voter of this county," Funk said.


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CHARLOTTE, N.C. – No. 13 Syracuse (6-5, 3-1 BIG EAST) put on its best offensive display of the season, routing Rutgers (5-8, 1-4) in the opening game of the ESPNU Warrior Classic, 19-6, before a crowd of 6,230 Saturday, April 14 at American Legion Memorial Stadium. The Orange scored 12 straight goals in the first half to break the game open and didn't look back in defeating the Scarlet Knights for the eighth straight time.
Syracuse's balance and depth was remarkable as 12 different players had goals Saturday and 18 members of the roster tallied at least one point. The team also showed its unselfishness as 17 of its 19 goals were assisted.
Senior Tommy Palasek led the way, tying his career high with six points (3g, 3a). Sophomore Derek Maltz paced the SU goal scorers. Maltz notched a personal-best four goals in the contest, all of which came in the opening quarter.
In addition to Palasek and Maltz, several more players turned in career performances against the Scarlet Knights, including senior Bobby Eilers who had four points (2g, 2a) and sophomore Billy Ward who had three (1g, 2a).
At the start it didn't appear Syracuse would handle Rutgers as easily as it did. The Orange trailed 2-1 in the early going before exploding for 12 goals in a row, including the last eight of the first quarter.
Freshman Matt Walters started the run with his first career goal, an extra-man tally, at the 9:15 mark of the first and Ward capped it, finding the cage with 2:18 left in the half. The end result was a 13-2 Orange advantage.
Following Ward's score, Will Mangan snapped the Rutgers drought with a man-down goal at the 1:47 to go in the second to make the score 13-3 at halftime.
In the second half, the scoring barrage continued as Syracuse recorded the first five goals of the third quarter to gain its largest lead of the game at 18-3.
Kevin Hover finally stopped the run, registering the first goal of the second half for the Scarlet Knights with 26 seconds left in the third quarter. However, SU quickly regained a 15-goal advantage as redshirt junior Pete Coleman beat the buzzer, scoring with one second left in the period to extend the lead to 19-4.
With the outcome already secured, the Scarlet Knights closed the game's scoring with a pair of late fourth-quarter goals.
Brian Goss led Rutgers with two goals and one assist. Mangan and Nick Depaolera added one goal and one assist apiece for the Scarlet Knights.
Syracuse dominated, holding significant statistical advantages in shots (45-24), ground balls (42-24) and faceoffs (17-9) for the game. The Orange also turned in a perfect clearing percentage, successfully converting on all 18 of its attempts.
Junior Brian Megill led the Orange at the faceoff X with a personal-best 8-for-12 (.667) performance. He also collected a career-high seven ground balls and anchored a defense that shut out the Scarlet Knights for 22:28 during the 12-0 run.
Freshman Bobby Wardwell made his third straight start in goal for Syracuse. Wardwell made three saves in a little over 40 minutes of work before being replaced by sophomore Dominic Lamolinara and redshirt sophomore Matthew Lerman, who combined to play the final 19:28 of the contest.
For Rutgers, Steven Lusby started between the pipes, but he was replaced by Joseph Donnelly in the second quarter after surrendering 11 goals. Lusby finished the game with six saves and Donnelly recorded nine.
Syracuse is back in action on Tuesday, April 17 when it visits Hobart for a 7 p.m. contest at Boswell Field. The game will be televised live on Time Warner Cable Sports.
Game Notes: SU's nine first-quarter goals was its most in a period since it scored 10 in the first quarter of the 2008 season opener against Villanova … Megill's streak of consecutive starts on close defense ended at 42 with him taking the opening faceoff against Rutgers … Redshirt junior Steve Ianzito, usually a defensive midfielder, started in his place … Freshman Kevin Rice recorded the first points of his college career with two assists … Senior Kevin Drew also had a pair of helpers to register his first multi-assist game … Senior Joe Moore scored his first career goal in the third quarter … In two career games against Rutgers, Palasek has 12 points (6g, 6a) … Palasek also had three goals and three assists in last year's meeting with the Scarlet Knights … Senior Collin Donahue, who spent two years at Rutgers before coming to Syracuse, totaled three points (2g, 1a) against his former team Saturday, tying his career high … SU's 17 assists were four short of the school record (21) set against Penn in 1985 … North Carolina defeated Hofstra in the second game of the ESPNU Warrior Classic, 12-9.


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The Ospreys claimed a narrow 23-16 PRO12 victory over Cardiff Blues at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
The Ospreys claimed a narrow 23-16 PRO12 victory over Cardiff Blues at the Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
The win moves them back into the play-off positions. In an entertaining opening period, the Liberty Stadium-based team took a 20-10 half-time lead through tries from James King and Jonathan Spratt, while Dan Biggar added 10 more with the boot.
Leigh Halfpenny scored all of Cardiff's points before the interval and added two more penalties in the second half, but Biggar's three-pointer confirmed a crucial result.
Despite having nothing to play for, the Blues had the chance to spoil the Ospreys' chances of qualifying for the top-four.
After the Scarlets' 28-20 victory over the Newport Gwent Dragons earlier in the day, the onus was on Steve Tandy's men to secure a win which would keep them in the hunt.
But they didn't get off to the most auspicious of starts when Six Nations player of the tournament Halfpenny scampered over.
However, the Swansea outfit gradually got into their stride and, after Biggar had reduced the arrears with a penalty, a fine move was finished off by King.
Although Cardiff's full-back briefly levelled the scores with a three-pointer, the Ospreys regained that advantage through the boot of their stand-off before Spratt touched down after excellent work from Justin Tipuric and Richard Fussell.
The play-off contenders were in control at the break, leading by 10 points, but successive Halfpenny penalties in the second half quickly put the game in the balance once again.
It was what the Blues deserved after fighting back, but Tandy's side simply piled further pressure on Cardiff's line and Biggar sealed the win with another from the tee.
The scorers:
For Cardiff Blues:
Try: Halfpenny
Con: Halfpenny
Pens: Halfpenny 3
For Ospreys:
Tries: King, Spratt
Cons: Biggar 2
Pens: Biggar 3
Cardiff Blues: 15 Leigh Halfpenny, 14 Owen Williams, 13 Gavin Evans (c), 12 Dafydd Hewitt,11 Harry Robinson, 10 Rhys Patchell, 9 Lloyd Williams, 8 Luke Hamilton, 7 Sam Warburton, 6 Michael Paterson, 5 Lou Reed, 4 Filo Paulo , 3 Scott Andrews, 2 Marc Breeze, 1 Sam Hobbs.
Replacements: 16 Kristian Dacey, 17 Thomas Davies, 18 Taufa'ao Filise, 19 Robin Copeland, 20 Rory Watts-Jones, 21 Lewis Jones ,22 Ceri Sweeney, 23 Gareth Davies.
Ospreys: 15 Richard Fussell, 14 Tom Habberfield, 13 Jonathan Spratt, 12 Ashley Beck, 11 Tom Isaacs, 10 Dan Biggar, 9 Kahn Fotuali'i, 8 Jonathan Thomas, 7 Justin Tipuric, 6 James King, 5 Ian Evans, 4 Alun Wyn Jones (c), 3 Adam Jones, 2 Richard Hibbard, 1 Ryan Bevington
Replacements: 16 Scott Baldwin, 17 Duncan Jones, 18 Dmitri Arhip, 19 Lloyd Peers, 20 Joe Bearman, 21 Rhys Webb, 22 Matthew Morgan, 23 Ben John
Venue: Millennium Stadium
Referee: Nigel Owens (WRU)
Assistant referees: Ian Davies, Wayne Davies (WRU)
TMO: Nigel Whitehouse (WRU)


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Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield were in New York today being cute and holding hands, enjoying the summer. There are rumours that the two are engaged. Whatever. I just care that they're happy and still together. In fact, if getting engaged jeopardises that, because of the pressure, then maybe they shouldn't be engaged. I reject those rumours.
Over in London, the Beckhams walked around on a rainy day, their moods matching their fellow countrymen, bummed out over the World Cup loss to Italy. That raincoat she's wearing -- is it leather? I need it.


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Hardworking Leisure Bra Offers Discreet Support and Comfort In Our Widest Range Of Sizes
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Ms. Arkwright from Ouch! This bra has sharp edges! Like quite a few of the other reviewers I found the Leisure Bra to be one size too small. But that's not the real problem with the one I received. The edges around the clasp area are razor sharp! Almost immediately upon putting the bra on the edges began cutting into my skin. It was agony when I moved! Think of a clothing tag that irritates the back of your neck multiplied by 100. I took the bra off and tried trimming the edges of the clasp area to see if I could get rid of the sharpness, but I was afraid I'd cut into the bra itself. It looks like there are lots of stitches and folded over elastic that might be making the edges so sharp. I'm sad that this bra didn't work for me. I like the look and feel of it. I'm also sad that I spent $30 on it. Oh well.
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Rated 3 out of 5 by Patinky from Good and bad Excellent feel to the materials and very well constructed. However, it is not the bra for a 38L (Vermont Country Store sizing). The description does say it is for every-day at-home wear (or words to that effect) and for that it is an excellent choice -- unless you have drop-in company. You will likely need modesty pads and you will want to walk slowly. :) If you are no larger than say a 38C you will probably like this bra. I hate to give it three stars because it is probably a five-star bra for smaller busts. For me, it is an average bra that I wouldn't buy again. Also, it isn't ecru. It is a very pretty shade of yellow so don't buy "ecru" thinking it will be flesh-toned or beige.
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Not one from Uncomfortable Size difficult to estimate since my usual size did not work. Problem is I didn't realize just how uncomfortable it was until I wore it for a couple of hours. I assume I cannot return it now.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Eternal Professional from Perfect No-Frills Bra! This bra does the job and is comfortable beyond compare. I would recommend to those who want to stick to the basics; and do not care for under-wires, padding, and/or scratchy fabrics.
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Report: Rangers pursuing free agent first baseman Adam LaRoche
The Rangers have been in contact with the agent for free agent first baseman Adam LaRoche, reports FoxSports.com's Jon Paul Morosi.
LaRoche, who spent the last two seasons with the Washington Nationals, was extended a $13.3 million qualifying offer by the Nats, but is garnering enough interest from other teams that he's expect to reject it, Morosi wrote.
The first baseman enjoyed a career year in 2012, hitting .271/.343/.510 with 33 homers and 100 RBI while winning his first career Gold Glove award. But the season doesn't appear to be a total anomaly: LaRoche hit exactly 25 homers in three straight seasons from 2008 to 2010, and he's 45th among MLB's active career home runs leaders, ahead of Ranger sluggers Josh Hamilton, Mike Napoli and Nelson Cruz.
LaRoche, who turned 33 on Tuesday, is also being pursued by the Nationals and Boston Red Sox, Morosi reported. He is seeking a multi-year contract and would likely cost anywhere from $10 to $14 million per season.
Morosi also speculated that the Rangers interest in LaRoche could signal the team is preparing for life after Josh Hamilton -- he hits from the left side of the plate, and his .853 in 2012 is the second-best number among current free agents.


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Pros: Superb sonic capabilities, comfort, build quality
Cons: without an eq, they are too imbalanced
I have owned these cans for a few months I am reviewing them in the context of them being a 200-300 can. so im not comparing them to HD800's or Beyer T1 b/c they are not in that league and are not expected to be.
I am an ametuer reviewer, so please keep that in mind
I should be clear when i say actually like these cans, because much of my review may sound to the contrary
In brief - these cans are laid back and smoothe. quite imbalanced without an EQ but capable of great things with a little patience and an EQ
In fact i will say that for the money these are some of the better cans you can get Sure there are lots of other cans in the $200-$300 price range that sound just as good, but at that point it comes down to preference, and we'll visit that later
The major issue with these cans is that they require an eq. Without one, i am not exaggerating when i say they are hard to listen to.
I play a sine wave through all my headphones to find where they are imbalanced and eq appropriately. These took some serious work to flatten, but it was worth it!
they have huge frequency imbalances , which seems to be a universal experience with these cans.
Here is how I have to eq these cans to get them to sound "flat" across all frequencies
Imagine all those valleys as peaks, and vice versa, and you can see how they would scream in your ears without an eq
The reason i am so fond of these cans is that they are CAPABLE of sounding great.
Thats really what seperates average phones from audiophile quality. Sure each phone has its peaks and valleys, but the best ones are capable of handling much more than their stock sound whereas cheap cans or buds simply cant produce no matter what you throw at them
So for the sake of the rest of the review, lets assume we have properly flattened the sound.
since you will probably use them at home anyway.
BASS: 8.5/10 bass to me is almost purely a preference game. No two people like their bass the same, and no two will call a "flatly" eq'd sound the same when it comes to how the bass "should" sound.
these cans are commonly known for their more than ample bass. it should be made clear though, that quantity and quality are two different categories. in this case, these cans have some of both. though the bass is not totally clean, as it does get slightly muddy at times, the bottom line for me is this - Yes these cans have a bit more bass than some people prefer, but the great thing is you can simply eq some of it out and you lose nothing. The sound quality only improves. and for those, like myself who occasionally like to rattle their eyes, its there when you need it. The frequency extension is really good. i can hear 20hz on the hi-fi heartbeat track no problem. I have tried other cans that didnt have ample volume at frequencies below 50hz like these have, and i missed it sorely.
Mids 9/10 - I feel the mids on these cans is about laid back, and im pretty sure most people agree. This means that the mids are sort of in the background compared to the rest of the frequencies. I like this though and i feel they just sound great, no matter what i throw at them. I especially like how they sound with jazzy, vocal, or acoustic tracks.
Highs 9/10
Again, when eq'd properly, do very well. Everything is in its place and nothing gets mushy or tinny.
However, without an eq.. well... ouch!
Soundstage: 9/10 this one is tough for me to describe. I remeber upgrading from some sennheiser hd555's and being blown at the difference in how expanded and immersed i felt with the D2000 in comparison. thats the best i can do
Build...10/10 this one is easy.. these things are SOLID. Very well built from cup to headband cord and everything in between. The cord is a bit unruly though. While i do believe it could stop a bullet ;-) it is too stiff.
Comfort: 10/10 another easy one, very comfy. i often forget to take them off and wear them for hours with absolutely no discomfort.... really.
Fit: 8/10 they dont fit very tight, again this seems to be a universal sentiment, but for me this did not cause an issue except that they offer very little isolation. If isolation is important, these cans are not for you. I should also note that i have a small head.
Overall Sound: 10/10 I feel these cans have a way of adapting to my musical needs. I listen to a very wide range of music from metal to jazz to acoustic to hip hop with pounding bass, to classical to eastern, to meditation music. I dont feel they really fall short in any category, though they do better with smoothe laid back music than they do with hard precise or powerful music. They are just a great all around listening experience in their class.
Portability. none. Not meant for portability. These cans are not a good option for portability. The cord is too long and too thick, they dont isolate, they are pretty bulky and if you turn your head too fast they will probably fall off.
I would highly recommend these cans for someone who is just stepping into their audiophile shoes, and beyond. If you are willing to put in a little work and break out the EQ you will be very happy
to summarize again. a pretty capable laid back smoothe sounding headphone with ample bass, nice sound stage, and a generally Fun and Forgiving sound signature. Use and EQ and you wont be dissapointed.
If you are anti EQ however, i just cant recommend these cans - they will not be a pleasant experience
without an eq i could not listen to these cans for more than 10 minutes.. it just hurt.. with a flat eq, i felt like i could keep them on forever...


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BLUE Life Protection Formula® Healthy Weight Large Breed Adult Dog Food - Chicken & Brown Rice
Blue Buffalo Large Breed Healthy Weight Chicken and Brown Rice Recipe is holistically formulated to help large breed dogs achieve a healthy weight---and stay there.
Food Type: Dry Food
Food Consistency: Kibble
Life Stage: Adult Large Breed
Health Consideration: Weight Control
Flavor: Chicken & Brown Rice
Primary Ingredient: Chicken
Nutrition Option: Natural
Calories Per Serving: 410 calories per cup
Package Weight: 30 lbs
Feeding Instructions:
Weight Reduction
50 to 70 lbs 2 ¾—3 ½ cups*
71 to 100 lbs 3 ½—4 ½ cups*
Over 100 lbs Feed 4 ½ cups*
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Weight Maintenance Note: Individual dog's requirements may vary from this chart due to age, breed, environment and activity level. Adjust food as required to maintain optimal body condition and ask your veterinarian if you are unsure.
Ingredients: Guaranteed Analysis: Caloric Content:
50 to 70 lbs 3 ½—4 ½ cups*
71 to 100 lbs 4 ½—6 cups*
Over 100 lbs Feed 6 cups*
Plus ½ cup for each additional 20 lbs.
Deboned Chicken, Chicken Meal, Brown Rice, Barley, Oatmeal, Peas, Tomato Pomace (source of Lycopene), Rice Bran, Powdered Cellulose, Flaxseed (source of Omega 3 and 6 Fatty Acids), Natural Flavor, Chicken Fat (preserved with Mixed Tocopherols), Potatoes, Alfalfa Meal, Salt, Potato Starch, Dried Chicory Root, Calcium Carbonate, DL-Methionine, Caramel, Potassium Chloride, Choline Chloride, Sweet Potatoes, Carrots, Mixed Tocopherols (a natural preservative), Garlic, L-Carnitine, Vitamin E Supplement, Ferrous Sulfate, Glucosamine Hydrochloride, Iron Amino Acid Chelate, Zinc Amino Acid Chelate, Zinc Sulfate, Yucca Schidigera Extract, Oil of Rosemary, L-Lysine, Parsley, Kelp, Blueberries, Cranberries, Apples, Spinach, Blackberries, Pomegranate, Pumpkin, Barley Grass, Turmeric, L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (source of Vitamin C), Copper Sulfate, Copper Amino Acid Chelate, Nicotinic Acid (Vitamin B3), Taurine, Calcium Pantothenate (Vitamin B5), Biotin (Vitamin B7), Manganese Sulfate, Vitamin A Supplement, Manganese Amino Acid Chelate, Chondroitin Sulfate, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B1), Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), Vitamin D3 Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), Beta Carotene, Dried Yeast, Dried Enterococcus faecium fermentation product, Dried Lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, Dried Aspergillus niger fermentation extract, Dried Trichoderma longibrachiatum fermentation extract, Dried Bacillus subtilis fermentation extract, Folic Acid (Vitamin B9), Calcium Iodate, Sodium Selenite
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Crude Fat 9.0% min
Crude Fiber 10.0% max
Moisture 10.0% max
Calcium 0.8% min
Phosphorus 0.65% min
Omega 3 Fatty Acids* 0.5% min
Omega 6 Fatty Acids* 2.0% min
L-Carnitine* 100 mg/kg min
Glucosamine* 400 mg/kg min
Chondroitin Sulfate* 300 mg/kg min
*Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles.
3,273 Kcals/kg, 322 Kcals/cup
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Erwin Olaf Own
'Own' is the regular trade version, based on the limited edition that was published in November 2011 and sold out in the blink of an eye. It's a beauty, offering a wonderful overview in Mr. Olaf's work so far, which is diverse to say the least. To see people's faces when they leaf from the subdued photos from Rain or Grief to the explicit series like Fashion Victims or Squares is a blast. But most of all it's a beautifully produced homage to one of the best photographers Holland has ever seen. An instant MENDO Classic!
In May 2012 we had the pleasure of welcoming Mr. Olaf for a signing session - something we normally don't really like. The weather conditions were tropical, but the vibe from both the photographer and the crowd was just amazing.
€ 250.00
348 pages
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My bathtub spout shows that it is 1/2 inch NPT and so is the faucet inlets and outlets. Do I simply use a 1/2 inch male adapter for these connections? I remodeled another bathroom with just a shower two years ago and I believe that is all I used for that faucet but this tub spout has about an inch of threads and the male adapter has only around half an inch so I am afraid it will bottom out before being watertight. Is their a special nipple for tub spouts or is a simple copper male adapter solder to the 1/2 inch copper from the faucet connection suffice? Also, I have heard concern about soldering to the faucet due to heat and the faucet's internals but I solder a short piece of cooper to the male adapter before I screw it in so there isn't much heat transferred to the faucet. Is this a good procedure and is there still enough heat transfer that I should remove the cartridge?
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Keep it casual in these sporty chic flats by Roxy. The fun loving leopard print on the Ventura slip-on sneaker is perfect for all of your weekend adventures.
- Leopard print canvas upper
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No fuss slip on
"Just got them today, did a few laps around my apartment and I love them ordered 7 1/2 true to size, comfortable so far."
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Totally fun, casual shoe for weekends
"I have a bunch of these skate style shoes.. sort of the modern version of Keds (the lace up kind that some of us who grew up wearing.) The animal print is cute and subtle. Great for weekends or running errands. Very comfy"
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"I have this same pair in white and I saw these and I had to have them too. I love the design and the fit is awesome!"
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April 02, 2014
Cute and in style
"Fun slip-on shoe for spring/summer. No support but I wasn't expecting any with this kind of shoe. the leopard print is a little bit lighter in person than in picture, but not enough to worry about. Will look good with cuffed boyfriend jeans. I would recommend."
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PC computing architecture has undergone evolutions to 16-bit (the 80286) and 32-bit (the 80386) computing in the past. Each step has provided better performance and more functionality for the PC platform. The step up to 64-bit computing will offer new functionality, but one question remains -- Is it worth it?
For some applications, such as large servers and specialized computing, a true 64-bit platform is necessary. However, many applications perform well on a 32-bit platform and avoid the memory bandwidth problem which comes from passing 64-bit words around.
Confusing the situation further is the fact that Intel and AMD are taking significantly different routes to 64-bit computing. Intel's Itanium processor is a completely new design -- one which was designed to run 64-bit code from the start. A side effect of this decision is that the Itanium executes 32-bit code slower than today's fastest 32-bit processors. While this may sound reasonable, recall that with the jump to 16-bit processing with the 286 and with the jump to 32-bit processing with the 386, the new processors still ran the old code base (8- and 16-bit, respectively) faster than the previous generation of chips.
AMD's new Hammer processors, however, are essentially extensions of their 32-bit processors to handle 64-bit operations. The result is a 64-bit CPU which will execute 32-bit code extremely well - a strong consideration given that 32-bit software will be around for a long time.
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The air flow distribution in a spin coater has a critical effect on film thickness uniformity. The photoresist liquid contains a volatile solvent that evaporates during the spin coating process, and the final film thickness uniformity is determined by material spin-off and solvent evaporation. The solvent evaporation rate depends on the difference in partial pressures between the solvent in the air boundary layer next to the film surface and the bulk air over the surface, and on convective transport of air flowing over the wafer. If air flow near the wafer surface is different from the ideal flow induced by an infinite spinning disk, then the mass transfer coefficient at the wafer surface will change with radial position and the resist film thickness will not be radially uniform.
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In response to the unanswered need to simplify unstructured mesh generation, while maintaining the accuracy inherent to hexahedral cells, NUMECA has extended its technological advancements to this arena. The initial response for this tool has been so favorable that many new requests are focusing on providing grid output directly for use with a wide variety of other commercial, unstructured solvers.
HEXPRESS represents a revolutionary new concept in automatic unstructured hexahedral grid generation. We are convinced that this tool will drastically reduce your engineering time to produce high quality grids, states Prof. Charles Hirsch, President of NUMECA International.
A user-friendly, comprehensive, and robust mesh wizard enables rapid, step-by-step grid generation initiated with CAD file importation. A volume-to-surface methodology with automated target mesh sizing rapidly provides an initial grid. Global (and local) mesh refinement can be achieved using surface curvature and/or number of cells between two surfaces as criteria. In addition, a target cell size applied globally or locally can be used to refine the mesh. HEXPRESS then automatically snaps the grid points to the CAD geometry and an advanced optimization algorithm is used to maximize grid quality. Finally, clustering is applied near the surfaces to enable the capture of boundary layer effects.
To simplify CAD integration, NUMECA has formed a partnership with CADfix. The result is a simple and fast file importation for major CAD formats. In addition, a powerful and efficient CAD cleaning tool is available.
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The most significant new feature is the introduction of the ability to create multiple grid blocks in the design of a simulation. Multi-block gridding in FLOW-3D® will enable users modeling complex flow phenomena to run their simulations faster yet, at the same time, more efficiently use computer resources. Each block will span a certain region of the whole flow domain and contain the standard structured rectangular mesh. Blocks will be able to be nested (one block contained entirely within another block) or linked (blocks are joined at their boundaries). Users will also be able to apply multiple mesh boundary conditions at the domain boundaries.
Using linked blocks, users can reduce problem size (reducing runtimes and saving storage and memory requirements) to create a pattern of flow that is limited to the actual flow domain. Likewise, where a particular area within the flow domain is of most interest to a user, one or more nested blocks of greater resolution can be placed inside a larger block with coarser resolution to allow a higher degree of accuracy of simulation in areas of interest (and again saving running time and storage and memory requirements).
Other major aspects of Version 8.0 are a New STL Viewer; a New General Bubble Model; a New Sediment Scour Model; and a New Dielectric Phenomena Model.
The technology allows BRN sales engineers to bring demos of their CFdesign software directly to the customer's desktops. Customer support will be greatly enhanced by the feature as well.
Web-based collaboration tools really enhance the customer support experience, says Jim Span, vice president of Marketing at Blue Ridge Numerics. Instead of simply talking a customer through a problem over the phone, our customer support engineers remotely drive the CFdesign software installed on the customers desktop PC or network. It really enhances the learning process by letting the user visually see how their problems are resolved.
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Skilled birth attendants
In 2010 approximately 287 000 women died while pregnant or giving birth and 3.1 million newborns die in the neonatal period. The highest incidence of maternal and perinatal mortality occurs around the time of birth with the majority of deaths occurring within the first 24 hours after birth.
This is why WHO advocates for "skilled care at every birth". Ensuring quality maternity care services can save the lives of women and newborns. These services require "an accredited health professional – such as a midwife, doctor or nurse – who has been educated and trained to proficiency in the skills needed to manage normal (uncomplicated) pregnancies, childbirth and the immediate postnatal period, and in the identification, management and referral of complications in women and newborns". (1) In addition to the appropriate skills, these health professionals should be motivated and located in the right place at the right time, They need to be supported by appropriate policies, essential supplies including medicines and operating under appropriate regulatory frameworks.
Challenges still remain which relate to the shortage of health workforce, education and practice. WHO has developed tools and frameworks to support interventions in response to these challenges. A broad range of relevant documents can be found on the web page link below.
(1) Making pregnancy safer - The critical role of the skilled attendant
A joint statement by WHO, ICM and FIGO. Geneva, World Health Organization, 2004


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Puma Liga Suede Sneaker - Mens
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Simplistic classic style is what you will find in the men's Puma Liga suede sneaker. Well known for its indoor soccer style but versatile enough to play up any casual attire, this vintage-inspired shoe is a must-have for laid back style both on and off the field.
- Suede and leather upper
- Lace-up closure
- Padded collar and tongue for comfort
- Synthetic lining
- Cushioned insole for long lasting comfort
- Rubber outsole for traction
- Weight: 11.5 oz. (men's size 9)
- More colors available
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Scarlets moved to the top of the PRO12 standings on Saturday thanks to a 24-11 win over Connacht at the Sportsground.
Scarlets moved to the top of the PRO12 standings on Saturday thanks to a 24-11 win over Connacht at the Sportsground.
A brace from Jordan Williams in a second half blitz made sure the Scarlets stayed unbeaten after three rounds this season.
Four second-half tries from the Scarlets ensured that they not only overturned a half-time deficit to come away with the win but also picked up a bonus point in the process.
The hosts had started the game well and they kept the Welsh side's danger men quiet in the first period, to such an extent that the visitors were pointless at the break, while also showing some attacking intent themselves.
Kiwi fly-half Miah Nikora kicked Connacht into an early lead and, after most of the opening half turned into a real battle with very few try-scoring opportunities, they finally made the breakthrough just before the interval as centre Eoin Griffin crossed to make it 8-0.
The Scarlets were stung into action though and three tries in the opening 15 minutes of the second half turned the match on its head.
First full-back Jordan Williams went over after an excellent move started by Welsh international winger George North and it wasn't long before North had a try of his own, showing good pace to outstrip the defence.
Williams completed his brace with another fine try moments later in what was a dreadful spell for the home side but the men from Llanelli were made to wait a long time to secure that crucial bonus point.
In fact, a couple of missed conversions meant that another Nikora penalty midway through the half gave Connacht more than a fighting chance of getting back into the game.
It wasn't to be though and Jonathan Davies made sure the visitors did leave with both the victory and the bonus point with a fourth try in the final minute as the Scarlets remain undefeated at the top of the PRO12 table.
The scorers:
For Connacht:
Pens: Nikora 2
For Scarlets:
Tries: J Williams 2, North, JJV Davies
Cons: Priestland, J Williams
Connacht: 15 Gavin Duffy (c), 14 Tiernan O'Halloran, 13 Eoin Griffin, 12 Dave McSharry, 11 Fetu'u Vainikolo, 10 Miah Nikora, 9 Kieran Marmion, 8 Eoin McKeon, 7 Willie Faloon, 6 Andrew Browne, 5 Mike McCarthy, 4 Michael Swift, 3 Nathan White, 2 Ethienne Reynecke, 1 Brett Wilkinson.
Replacements: 16 Adrian Flavin, 17 Dennis Buckley, 18 Rodney Ah You, 19 David Gannon, 20 Johnny O'Connor, 21 Dave Moore, 22 Matthew Jarvis, 23 Robbie Henshaw.
Scarlets: 15 Jordan Williams, 14 George North, 13 Jonathan Davies (c), 12 Scott Williams, 11 Nick Reynolds 10 Rhys Priestland, 9 Gareth Davies, 8 Kieran Murphy. 7 Johnathan Edwards, 6 Josh Turnbull, 5 Richard Kelly, 4 Sione Timani, 3 Samson Lee, 2 Matthew Rees, 1 Phil John.
Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Peter Edwards, 18 Deacon Manu, 19 Jake Ball, 20 Rob McCusker, 21 Aled Davies, 22 Aled Thomas, 23 Gareth Maule.
Venue: The Sportsground, Galway
Referee: Neil Paterson (Scotland)
Assistant referees: Johnny Lacey (Ireland), John Carvill (Ireland)
Television match official: Dermot Moloney (Ireland)
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DevaCare No-Poo Cleanser
- Overview
- Ingredients
- Features
- Safe on natural, color-treated, and chemically processed hair
- Suds-free formula cleanses, hydrates, and maintains color
- Botanically derived antioxidants and moisturizing agents provides maximum color hold
- Refreshingly scented with peppermint, orange, and orange-peel wax
- Gentle enough for daily use
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Hydration is accomplished for all hair types with the DevaCare No-Poo Cleanser. This no fade moisturizing cleanser is great for natural, color-treated, and chemically processed hair. A blend of botanically derived antioxidants and moisturizing agents with citrus oil and vitamin-C provides maximum color hold, while maintaining lustre.
Extracts of:Achilea Millefolium, Chamomilla Recutita
(Matricaria), Cymbopogon Schoenanthus, Humulus Lupulus (Hops),
Melissa Officinalis (Balm Mint), Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary),
Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Peel; Isopropyl Palmitate, Cetyl
Alcohol, Behentrimonium Chloride, Laureth-4, Grape Seed Oil, Orange
Peel Wax, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Peppermint Oil, Propylene
Glycol, Wheat Amino Acids, Soy Amino Acids, Oats Amino Acid,
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Acid, Menthol, Fragrance, Red 40, Yellow 5.
Wet hair thoroughly. Evenly distribute a palm-full of No-Poo
between both hands, and distribute to hair and scalp. Use circular
massaging motions to eliminate dirt and product residue. Gently
comb fingers through hair and rinse with water. Follow up with
One Condition.
DevaCurl recognizes that no two curls are alike. No matter what your texture, amazing hair begins with a healthy foundation. From hydrating cleansers and conditioners to easy stylers, all DevaCurl products are 100% sulfate, silicone and paraben free. Wherever you are on your curl journey, DevaCurl is there.
AmazingIve been trying so many different shampoos and this is the best Ive tried along with the conditioner. I have curly frizzy hair. I totally recommend!!!Nov 29, 2012Joanna S. / San Jose CaHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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Perfect!I love No-Poo. I have naturally curly hair with a lot of frizz. This tamed the frizz and added shine to my poor dry hair. I noticed in the first wash that my hair looks healthier. I also shared this with my mother who has permed and color treated hair and it worked perfect for her also.Jul 19, 2012Dianna / AlaskaHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Great For Straight Hair Too!I stopped using shampoo a few months ago, and I have been using DevaCare No Poo to cleanse my STRAIGHT hair (along with the regular No-Poo from Deva). I LOVE this stuff. It smells so good, and my hair is so clean without feeling stripped dry! Also, the side effects of not using shampoo? My hair is SHINY without any products! What else? No frizz! Even if your hair is straight, you should give this a try. It's worth the price. Since you won't have to use all those other products to shine up your hair or control the frizz, you'll save money in the long run. My straight hair is totally hooked on the entire DevaCurl line. Even if you're not a curly girl, buy this stuff! You won't regret it. If you ARE a curly girl, add this to your cart NOW!Dec 20, 2010Rene / Humid FloridaHAIR TYPEBlonde / Normal Hair / Color Treated Hair
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This Stuff Is Amazing!I know. You're thinking that you cannot possibly go without shampooing your hair because it will get oily, greasy, etc...I thought all of those things too. Really. i started using the product line, loved it, and then went to the Devachan salon in NYC for a cut and color too. The creators of the line know what they are talking about from personal experience. Every stylist in that salon has naturally curly hair and they really teach you about how to care for it, not just telling you which products you "need". I use almost all of the line for one purpose or another and there is nothing better. The no-poo is pretty much the foundation of the whole philosophy, so start with this, the One Condition and Angel or Arc-Angel. Then add on from there. It is absolutely worth the price.Sep 16, 2009Michelle / Mount Laurel, NJ, USA
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Flu Shoot-Out: Tuesday, Sept. 17 at Red Cliffs Mall
8:00 am - 2:00 pm: Drive-thru for adults 18 and over
1:00 pm - 7:00 pm: Walk-in for all ages
Flu vaccine at this event is $18 ($25 for nasal spray version) or NO CHARGE with these insurances: Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, PEHP, SelectHealth, Altius, DMBA, United Health, and Tall Tree (please bring your card).
You can save time by printing the consent form (found under "Flu Vaccine Now Available" at www.swuhealth.org). Fill it out and bring it to the Shoot-Out. Also, wear a short-sleeved shirt.
Co-sponsors of the Shoot-out include Dixie Regional Medical Center, Red Cliffs Mall, Dixie State University Nursing Program, the City of St. George, VIPS (Volunteers in Police Service), and the MRC (Medical Reserve Corps).
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2 Lips Too Too Moody Platform Pump
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Stand above the competition with this sassy platform pump from 2 lips Too. The Too Moody features an exotic print or sophisticated solid fabric, metallic silver stiletto, and an ankle cuff with lock trinket. Don't be the last to steal this style!
- Fabric upper
- Round toe
- Adjustable ankle strap with locket
- 1" hidden platform, 4½" metallic covered stiletto
- Synthetic sole
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August 30, 2013
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Reebok Freestyle High-Top Piano Key Sneaker By Alicia Keys - Womens
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What do a piano, a New York City skyline and the classic Reebok® Freestyle Hi sneaker have in common? Alicia Keys of course! Walk those city streets in style and feel the beat of the one-of-a-kind Reebok®, designed by Alicia herself. Her favorite classic throw-back Reebok® high-top with double Velcro strap,is accentuated with the city skyline and piano keys. Even the inside is sassy, with a plush satin lining and stamped with Alicia's personal logo.
- Printed leather embossed upper
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- Midsole stamped with Alicia Keys logo
- Double Velcro strap
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February 05, 2013
Definately Worth It
"These sneakers look amazing in person, the pic on the heel is actually shiny in the light which adds extra effect to the sneaker when walking. They're true to size but a little narrow only a little, they are kinna comfortable but they do need to be broken in a lot because they feel solid/stiff when they're first put on but you just gotta adjust the straps and laces and just start walking in them. However, these are not to be worn as an all day sneaker for work or even running, the sole is very solid not flexible at all, they could become uncomfortable unless you have a cushion inside. Also I would recommend wearing these with skinny jeans/ jeggings so that the design on the shoe can really be visible to others, it's truly a work of art and you will get lot's of stares and "where did you get those"?"
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October 18, 2012
Reeboks with the strap..
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|Posted by brian on April 25, 19100 at 12:46:12:
|In response to Re: Can you vent a clothes washer drain from the second floor to the basement?
: I'm putting in a basement apartment for extra income but I don't want to give up my laundry room. I've been through every possible scenario and there is really only one place I can put the washer and dryer... where the hallway on my second floor opens to an 8 x 8 square. There are several nice things about this location it was kind of wasted space previously and now it will be put to good use, it is on an outside wall to the north so I can vent the dryer (its a row house attached on both sides so this is rarer than it sounds), and the West wall has a cavity behind it that I can eassily access to run the water supply and drain. I have to do some work on the West wall directly below this location anyway so I'll be removing all the drywall on the main floor making running that pipe that much easier. I'm sure 2" pipe wouldn't be a problem.
: The difficulty is venting the washer drain. The main soil stack is on the East side of the house. I looked under the ceiling drywall from the bathroom vent and there is no easy access to the joists. I wanted to run between them since I know they run East - West. Even if I tore the celing down (which I don't really want to do anyway) there does not seem to be a clear path.
: Its even unlikely that I could get up through the roof from the west side. The third floor was added about 20 years ago. The house is 100+ years old and has been through many renovations there are double floors, etc. in a lot of places. The cavity on the West wall appears to stop at the second floor celing.
: What I'm condsidering is this... I'll start in the basement on the east side at the soil stack. run horizontally (at a slight incline of course) through the basement between the joists, then up the wall cavity to the second floor. On the second floor I put in my sanitary T. The T off goes to my trap and finally to a pipe for the washer to drain. The other part of the T continues upwards 6" or so hits a 45 ELL then a 90 ELL then anouther 45 ELL (sort of an inverted "V") and goes right back to the basement, across the joists and back to the plubing stack (above where the drain hits the stack of course). In some ways this is similar to venting an island counter sink.
: Assuming I am comfortable with ABS spaghetti Will this work? My other alternative is venting out the wall but I've never seen a vent that terminated sideways...
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Ms. Elaine Kneeous
Jennifer is a one in a million stay-at-home mom. (More like one OF a million stay at home moms!) She graduated from a liberal arts college but there is nothing liberal OR artsy about her. She is married to Kevin Fischer of This Just In, and together they have a beautiful young daughter Kyla Audrey. In no particular order she loves dogs, wine, a good bargain, her family, pizza, and entertaining. Follow her blog of all things miscellaneous including but not limited to cooking and baking, entertaining and party planning, being a mommy, and homekeeping.
Culinary yes-yes #72
There are, essentially, two reasons why we bother subscribing to Time Warner Cable. Anything sports-related and anything Disney Jr.-related. I don't watch TV at all; Kyla is limited to Disney Jr., Nick Jr. and PBS; Kevin watches ESPN and Fox News.
I never thought in a million years (being the antithesis of a sports fan) that I would utter the words, "Thank God for March Madness." But this season as Kevin recuperates from a total hip replacement there's not much the poor guy can do. Icy driveways and walkers don't mix; he's read books 'til his eyes are bloodshot; clearly "Daytime TV" is not an option.
Then again, there is one genre of before-Prime Time viewing that can be a saving grace: COOKING SHOWS. I've never seen Kevin close enough to our oven or stove to turn it on… he's the grill master, remember. Still, in the good ol' days of quality programming on the Food Network, we both loved watching Emeril. Can't you just hear the "BAM!" now?
Oh how we miss Emeril Live! as a regular feature.
Back to Daytime TV and cooking programs… Since Kevin is a classic channel surfer Kyla is often around when he pauses on the PBS station for America's Test Kitchen. Lo and behold, not only does she love to eat and love to help Mommy make cupcakes, she loves to watch cooking shows! Having seen a few episodes now, she actually asked Kevin the other day if he could find a cooking program for her to watch! I'm more than fine with that… After all, Sofia the First is never going to teach her how to roast a chicken.
Growing up, I was always welcome in the kitchen. As I got older it was free labor since chopping, slicing and mincing weren't exactly favorite duties. But I learned at an early age the proper way to read a recipe, how to measure ingredients, and what to do in a "cooking emergency." (Generally that meant ordering take-out.)
I can't imagine not including Kyla in the same fun that I had at her age. She is moving beyond just licking batter from the spoon: I'm teaching her math skills in measuring; patience in waiting for things to boil, cool, or thicken; and of course the joy of preparing delicious meals for those we love. One thing is for certain: she won't be a typical starving college student who tries to survive on ramen noodles and fast-food pizza. By then, her palate & abilities will be so advanced she'll figure out a way to make Crème Brulee in a dorm-approved toaster oven. Or perhaps her Easy Bake Oven as she proudly shows off cupcakes made in January 2013:
Of course Emeril isn't the only celebrity chef with kids or who advocates cooking with them. But since he's one of the few that I actually like and find to have any talent, skills and charisma, he's my focus. You probably have seen these at your local book store or online:
How could you resist picking up a copy of each for you and your budding culinary apprentice? He knows what he's talking about: Emeril learned to cook at an early age after watching his mom, Miss Hilda, in the kitchen. Some of the first dishes he created were vegetable soup and French toast. While this particular interview with Mr. Kick It Up A Notch might be a bit dated, his advice for cooking with your children is timeless.
I truly look forward to the rest of Kyla's childhood, adolescence and young adulthood with her at my side in the kitchen. There are moments to teach, to bond, to be silly, to have fun, to nourish not only the body but the soul. SO MANY opportunities (and I'm sure some hilarious stories) await.
Cooking with your children for many wonderful reasons? Oh yeah, Babe, it's a Culinary Yes Yes!
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By GARY ARRINGTONSports writer
When that proverbial man said, "It wouldn't be easy" he had to have been talking about last weeks Emery High boy's basketball schedule. First off on Wednesday, Emery hosted Juab and in a highly emotional hard-fought game, the Spartans prevailed 59-49. Emery then traveled to Richfield and one would have thought that this rivalry game between these two teams had never gone away and Emery left town with a 58-46 victory in a game that was much closer than the final score might suggest.
In the first half of the Richfield game, although the score was tied several times, Emery never led. Emery tied the score at 5-5, at 7-7 and at 19-19. After balancing the score at 7-7 in the first quarter, Emery saw Richfield score the last six points of the quarter to lead 13-7. Emery fell behind 18-9 in the second quarter before they bounced back to tie the score.
Nevin Jensen hit a 3-pointer, Colton Barnett hit a pair of free throws, Nevin hit another three and then Nevin hit a jump shot and the score was tied at 19-19. Richfield then hit three inside shots as time ran out to stretch the lead back to six points at 25-19 at the half.
Richfield's smaller floor, the quality of the officiating and the fact that all loose balls seemed to end up in the hands of the Wildcats through three quarters of play seemed to doom the Spartans to their first region loss of the season. When the last wild shot by Richfield went in at the half, it seemed as if fate was not on Emery's side this night.
In the third quarter, Emery was down 26-19 when Mark Guymon hit a 3-point shot to start another Emery run. Derek Tuttle followed with another 3-point shot and Barnett scored a basket and the score was tied again. Emery took their first lead of the game at 32-31 with 3:28 left in the period on another Tuttle 3-pointer. Unfortunately, Richfield went on an 8-2 run to close out the period with the lead at 39-34.
Then it all changed. The fourth quarter belonged to Emery. Nevin opened the scoring with another of his long 3-point shots followed by Tuttle stepping into the passing lane of a Wildcat pass, stealing the ball and driving the length of the court for a lay-up. This tied the score at 39-39. Emery was not through yet. Barnett scored inside and Jensen followed with another 3-point shot to put Emery up by five points. Tanner Procarione then scored twice inside plus got fouled and hit a free throw and Emery completed a 15-0 run to start the final period and led 49-39. Just like that, Emery had turned the game around and won decisively.
Emery was eight for 12 at the free throw line in the fourth quarter and Emery grabbed the win for their eighth straight region victory of the season. With North Sanpete's victory over Juab on Friday, Emery claimed the region 12 title for the 2009-10 season.
Jensen finished with 23 points followed by Guymon with nine points and Tuttle with eight points. Procarione scored seven points, Barnett scored six points and TJ Furner scored five points.
After battling Juab at Juab to a close 41-38 win, Emery played great defense in the first half to keep this game from being close. Emery limited the Wasps to seven first quarter points and to only three second quarter points while scoring 12 points in each period to lead 24-10 at the half.
Emery scored the first fivepoints of the second half to lead 29-10 and then stretched the lead to 21 points at 37-16. Juab refused to rollover and they outscored Emery in the final minutes of the third quarter 9-2 and trailed 39-23.
Juab continued their full-court press in fourth quarter and that bothered the Spartans for a couple of minutes. Juab forced turnovers and then the Wasps also shot the ball well off those turnovers and they narrowed the deficit to 48-40 to put the Emery fans on edge just a little. Emery answered every Juab shot after this to grab the win.
Jensen led the way in this game with 27 points and also had three steals in the game. Procarione scored 11 points, had eight rebounds and came up with two steals. Barnett scored eight points, had eight rebounds, two assists and a blocked shot. Guymon scored eight points, dished out four assists and also had four rebounds. Tuttle scored three points and Fortner scored two points. Fortner also had three rebounds and two blocked shots.
Nevin Jensen was the Salt Lake Tribune 3-A player of the week the previous week. With his play this week, he may deserve it again.
Emery now hosts Manti on Wednesday night and closes out region play at Delta this Friday night.
Emery will play Park City on Monday night in the Spartan Center to keep fresh as state play-offs start the following weekend.
The boys will have a home play-off game on Feb. 20 and the girls will play at home on Feb. 19 if they clinch the region title or take second. If they end up in third they will travel.
"Great win" was the first words out of Coach Steven Gordon's mouth last Thursday night after his Emery High Lady Spartans defeated the Richfield Wildcats 50-40 at the Spartan Center. The win avenged the only loss of the season for Emery, an earlier 1-points overtime defeat in Richfield. Emery is now 17-1 this season.
While some fans left thinking that neither team played particularly well, I left with the impression that this was a good game between two premier defensive squads that limited the options of the other's offense.
Emery took their first lead of the game at 7-5 after Richfield had grabbed the early advantage. Emery eventually led at 13-7 and then at 16-11 at the end of the first quarter. Emery pulled away a little in the second quarter when they led 21-11 but at this point Abbie Kay went to the bench after picking up her second foul. Richfield scored six unanswered points over the next three minutes to tighten the score at 21-17. Emery scored the last four points of the half to lead 25-17. Abbie had eight points in the first half; Taylor Mann added seven points and Jessica Murray hit two 3-pointers to finish with six points.
Emery started the third quarter with a turnover, which led to an easy basket by Richfield, and then another turnover as the Cats outscored Emery 8-2 to start the second half. The third quarter ended with Emery up 34-32 but with the fans quite on edge and nervous.
Richfield tied the score at 34-34 and it stayed that way until Jenni Stinson scored to give Emery a two point lead at 36-34. With 3:53 left in the game, Abbie Kay scored and the Spartans led 38-34. After a made Richfield free throw, Blayr Jeffs scored for Emery followed by Taylor Mann and Emery led 42-35 with 2:45 left in the game. The fans were breathing easier.
Taylor then scored again and Emery, after going on a 10-3 run to start the quarter, led 44-35. Richfield added a late 3-point shot and a pair of free throws but Emery added two free throws by Abbie and two more by Jessica and a late steal and a lay-up by Blayr and Emery had the win.
Both Abbie Kay and Taylor Mann finished with 15 points in the game and each also finished with 10 rebounds. Taylor also had five blocked shots in the game. Also scoring were Jessica Murray with eight points, Jenni Stinson and Blayr Jeffs with four points each and Tayler Jewkes and Brooke Jensen with two points each.
Coach Gordon added this to his team after the game, "Good job, ladies. That was an excellent effort and everybody laid it on the line tonight. We are now one step closer to one of our goals, to be region champs. That was a great win."
The Lady Spartans also played Juab last week and came away with a relatively easy 66-39 win over the Wasps. Even though the final score had Emery winning by 27 points, Emery only led 25-21 at the half.
Emery came out of the locker room with a renewed enthusiasm to play defense. The Spartans limited the Wasps to two second half field goals, on to start their scoring in the third quarter and the other as the game came to a close.
Emery won the third period 24-9 and the final period 17-9 with several of the younger girls playing.
Abbie led the way with 19 points on 70 percent shooting, nine rebounds, three steals and two assists. Taylor Mann scored 17 points on 72 percent shooting, had six rebounds and three blocked shots. Jessica Murray also finished in double figures with 10 points and had seven rebounds and five assists.
Tayler Jewkes and Blayr Jeffs each scored seven points, Brooke Jensen scored three points, Markette Tanner scored two points and Jeridi Price scored a point.
Emery closes out region play with two games this week. Emery will travel to Manti Tuesday night and then will host Delta this Thursday night. Emery snuck by Delta at Delta but Delta came back to defeat Richfield so right now, the region top teams are in a tight race for first. Emery has one region loss and Delta and Richfield each have two region losses. If Emery wins out, they will be the region 12 champions this year.


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By ROYD HATTSports Writer
The Lady Pirates continued their winning ways this past week as they hosted the Piute T-Birds and came out on top 68-63 to record their third straight win.
This game was exciting and very close until the T-Birds started to pull away in the third quarter and late in that quarter had built a nine point lead. This was a high scoring game and in the fourth the Pirates turned up the defense and became very aggressive on the offensive end of the court. The Pirates moved the ball well and on 54 percent shooting from the field quickly closed the gap. Feleisha Antillion hit two of her six three's late in the fourth to close the gap. Kira Engleman in her first varsity start of her career hit another big three late in the fourth that tied the game for the first time in the second half. The Pirates handled the Piute pressure late, and Antillion hit two free throws with less than a minute to seal the five point victory.
It was a great come from behind win for the Pirates who were led by Michaela Hughes. Hughes had an outstanding game from the start, scoring 26 on 11-15 shooting, pulling down 10 boards and coming up with six blocks. Antillion with her six threes, scored 20 and put up eight assists. Jamie Johnson had a very good game with eight points, eight rebounds and three assists. Kira Engleman also scored eight points while Sydney Thayn tallied six points. This was a great win for the Pirates and they now await region play and their next game which is on Jan. 13, 2012 at Pinnacle.


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The Gift (Witch & Wizard #2)
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- Brief Synopsis:
- After escaping imprisonment by the totalitarian regime known as the New Order, siblings Wisty and Whit Allgood, who possess magical powers, establish themselves as leaders of the Resistance, a hidden community of teenagers like themselves, hunted by the state and determined to defy its ban on the arts, magic, and all other forms of creativity.
- Long Synopsis:
- When Whit & Wisty were imprisoned by the wicked forces of the totalitarian regime known as the New Order, they were barely able to escape with their lives. Now part of a hidden community of teens like themselves, Whit and Wisty have established themselves as leaders of the Resistance, willing to sacrifice anything to save kids kidnapped and brutally imprisoned by the New Order. But the One has other plans in store for them: He needs Wisty, for she is "The One Who Has the Gift. " While trying to figure out what that means, Whit and Wisty's suspenseful adventures through Overworld and Shadowland lead to a jaw-dropping climax and conclusion: the highly-anticipated fulfillment of the heart-pounding opening prologue of book one. . . The Execution of the Allgoods.
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- 2010
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- James Patterson
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Kelly & Katie Elizabeth Bootie
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Dress up your look with a chic and sophisticated bootie from Kelly & Katie. The Elizabeth will pair with anything from your favorite skirt and fun tights, to a career look when paired with dress slacks!
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USC needed a spark. The Trojans got one from a batch of fearless freshmen, who ripped into the team's seniors after another lackluster effort led to, yes, another loss.
What's disappointing is that this spark came after the Trojans had completed the 2012 season – in the locker room following USC's 21-7 loss to Georgia Tech in late December's Sun Bowl.
KIFFIN: USC coach called out for "shady" recruiting tactics
It was that kind of year: USC showed some fight just after the end of the season.
Scott Wolf of the Los Angeles Daily News, quoting sources, said that "about 10 to 15 Trojans players were involved in a locker room altercation" after the Sun Bowl, which handed the Trojans their sixth loss on the season.
(USC began the year No. 1 in the Associated Press news media poll and No. 3 in the USA TODAY Sports coaches poll. The Trojans are the first team in major college football history to start No. 1 in the poll and lose six games. It wasn't a good year.)
Wolf provides some details, though it's still a little hazy:
"The incident started when some freshmen questioned the leadership of the team's seniors and whether they gave 100 percent effort for the Sun Bowl. This led to an argument that eventually escalated according to witnesses."
He quotes one player, who did not wish to be identified: "It was one of the worst things I've seen in a locker room."
DEFLATED: USC takes the air out of game footballs
Let's step back. USC was No. 1 in late August, as noted. We say this about many things, but in this case, without exaggeration, it was all downhill from there.
Jersey-switching. Deflated footballs. Missed dinners. "Shady" recruiting. This is just since October, and doesn't include USC's lazy and ineffective play on Saturdays.


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What better way to celebrate than by extracting DNA from strawberries? You can find instructions for this super-fun activity at www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOpu4iN5Bh4 [youtube.com]. Eric D. Green, M.D., Ph.D., director of NHGRI, and Carla Easter, Ph.D., deputy chief in NHGRI's education and community involvement branch, will show you exactly how it's done. With more than 20,000 video views on our YouTube channel (www.youtube.com/user/GenomeTV), strawberry DNA extraction is a fan favorite!
For more hands-on activities, including crafting a DNA bracelet and growing a Tree of Genetic Traits, go to www.genome.gov/activities. For educational tools such as webcasts, podcasts, an online multimedia education kit called Understanding The Human Genome Project and the Talking Glossary of Genetic Terms, see our Education pages at www.genome.gov/Education
Find the latest news on National DNA Day at www.genome.gov/DNADay, and on Facebook and Twitter at www.facebook.com/DNAday and www.twitter.com/DNAday.
NHGRI's partners for National DNA Day 2012 include: The American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) [ashg.org], The Genetic Alliance [geneticalliance.org], American College of Medical Genetics (ACMG) [acmg.net], The International Society of Nurses in Genetics (ISONG) [isong.org] and The National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC) [nsgc.org]
Posted: April 16, 2012