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Volume 7321 of the series Lecture Notes in Computer Science pp 84-98
Analysing and Closing Simulation Coverage by Automatic Generation and Verification of Formal Properties from Coverage Reports
- Tim BlackmoreAffiliated withInfineon Technologies
- , David HalliwellAffiliated withInfineon Technologies
- , Philip BarkerAffiliated withInfineon Technologies
- , Kerstin EderAffiliated withDepartment of Computer Science, University of Bristol
- , Naresh RamaramAffiliated withDepartment of Computer Science, University of Bristol
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A significant amount of time during simulation-based hardware design verification is spent analysing coverage reports in order to identify which uncovered cases are coverable and which are not, ie indicating areas of dead code. This dead-code analysis is typically left until the code is stable because changes to the code can mean having to start the analysis again. Some formal tools offer a push-button functionality allowing this process to be automated to some extent. This paper extends this capability of formal tools. A method is presented that automatically extracts candidates for dead code analysis from coverage reports, turns these into formal assertions and uses a formal property checker to determine whether or not the code can be reached. The core principle of the method is based on temporal induction. The method is fully automatic and generic in that it can be implemented with any state-of-the-art formal property checker; it also does not need code stability. The major benefits of employing this method in practice are a saving of engineering effort and earlier coverage closure which can avoid late discovery of bugs and schedule slips.
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- Integrated Formal Methods
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- 9th International Conference, IFM 2012, Pisa, Italy, June 18-21, 2012. Proceedings
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- 16. Department of Computer Science, University of Sheffield
- 17. Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Istituto di Scienza e Tecnologie dell'Informazione "A. Faedo"
- 18. Department of Computing, University of Surrey
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- David Halliwell (19)
- Philip Barker (19)
- Kerstin Eder (20)
- Naresh Ramaram (20)
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- 19. Infineon Technologies, Infineon House, Great Western Court, Hunts Ground Road, Bristol, BS34 8HP, UK
- 20. Department of Computer Science, University of Bristol, Bristol, BS8 1UB, UK
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Project Budget$30 - $250 USD
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Project Description
Main Application Purpose:
Record people singing with or without effects on theirs voices with a generic background rhythm.
Login Screen
- User can login/sigin with Facebook or Twitter account
Home Screen
- Show all the sounds recorded by current user (calling a REST service)
- User can slide down to refresh the sounds (call a REST service)
- User can play/pause/stop each sound (when the user press play, the app will call an other REST service to get the sound stream)
- User can view sound detail (selecting ">" icon)
Detail Screen
- Show the selected sound information (date time of the upload sound)
- User can play/pause/stop the sound (when the user press play, the app will call an other REST service to get the sound stream)
Record Screen
- User can record his/her voice (the maximum time is 10 seconds)
- User can select a background rhythm (choosing in a predetermined list). (Detailed below)
- User can put effects on the voice at the Voice Settings Screen (Detailed below)
- User can play the sound recorded
- User can cancel the sound and go back to Home Screen
- When the user save this sound, the app will call a REST service to save the sound and subsequently the app go to home screen refreshing it
Voice Settings:
- The visual appearance should resemble a sound amplifier or a studio recording desk
- User can choose the effects to be applied on his voice: Echo, Reverb, Chorus, Pitched Voice or Deep Voice.
- All effects will be displayed as a list with a cool check-box on the left and a intensity level selector under the effect's name.
- All selected effects will be applied to the user's voice with theirs respective intensity levels.
- User must be able to speak and preview/hear how his voice sounds like with the selected effects.
- The selected voice effects and setting will be saved and will be applied for all new recordings.
- The effects must be totally functional. Open source algorithms can be used for those modulations.
Background Rhythms:
- User can choose none background or between 6 rhythm to be played as the background of the recording.
- All rhythm will be displayed as a list with a cool radio button on the left and a speed level selector under the rhythm's name.
- Only one rhythm can be selected at a time.
- User must be able to hear the selected rhythm at the selected speed.
- For development purpose you can list any sound/rhythm and name them "rhythm 1" - "rhythm 2 " and so on.
- You will mock all the REST service. You shouldn´t develop the REST service, only the APP. (keep the REST service call commented)
- The sound time lime must be draw based on the sound recorded (like Voice Memos App on iPhone iOS 7.0)
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 23, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas Page 4A — Herald-Zeitung — Thursday, October 23, 2003 Herald-Zeitung Serving Sew Braunfels and ComaWounty since 1852. New Braunfels Zeitung whs founded 1852. New Braunfels Herald was founded 1890. The two papers merged in 1957and printed in both German and English until 1958 RH* Managing Editor Gary E. Maitland News Editor Brady Craal Features Editor Brian Grant Editor and Publisher Doug Toney Circulation Director Craig Pauling Advertising, Director Courtnay Abarnathy Business Manager Heather Grant Our Opinion Experience joys of Kids Hunt Five years ago Texas Parks and Wildlife officials started a unique program that has become very popular with hunting enthusiasts — Kids Hunt weekend. O ne of the great things about the sport of hunting is the enjoyment of spending time with family and friends in the outdoors. It's a cultural tradition, passed down from generation to generation. Five years ago, folks at the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department recognized this and started a unique program that has become immensely popular with hunting enthusiasts — the Kids Hunt weekend. The two-day hunt, which occurs this Saturday and Sunday, is billed as a chance for parents to take their children under the age of 16 into the fields and woods to hunt big game. What's great about the program is it comes one week before the start of the general season. This gives young hunters a sporting chance to shoot game without compering against veteran hunters. What a cool idea. And if the spike in license sales is an indicator, it s become a very popular project as well. We can think of po better way for fathers and mothers to pass along to their children the love of sport hunting than participation in the Kids Hunt weekend. Those moments in the field can become lifetime memories and bonding experiences — just as they were for previous generations. 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Those who were privileged to see him in action during the last days of the peculiarly hideous process of redistricting the state of Texas luiow that ruthlessness and Christianity can be combined, no matter what Jesus had to say on the subject. Among those newly startled by DeLays tactics last week were, according to the American-Statesman, "Four House Judiciary Committee members who protested after an article in the Capitol I fill newspaper Roll Call reported that Delray planned to slip an amendment revising U.S. trade statutes into the annual defense authorization bill." Now, you may think that revising trade statutes by way of a defense-authorization bill is procedurally unusual — and such was the content of the protest: "The amendment had not been properly vetted by the Judiciary panel, which is supposed to oversee trademark law." Still not in a stew over this, eh? 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I swear to goodness, these folks can indeed produce {piracies. My latest walking-on-water moment came whilst I was reading an Austin American-Statesman article about Brother Tom Delray, now the second-most powerfril man in America, right after Dick Cheney. It was a familiar story to those of us who MOLLYIVIMS Molly Ivin is a columnist for Cre ators Syndicate. Her freelance work has appeared in Esquire, Atlantic, The Nation, Harfier's, 7Y Guide and numerous other publications. She also does occasional commentary for National Public Radio and the McNeil/Lehrer program. ;


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MIA at the Supreme Court: DOMA Lawyer's Most Homophobic Arguments
The attorney supporting the Defense of Marriage Act never made his most controversial arguments—a sign that the anti-gay forces can't defend their own rhetoric.
Former Solicitor General Paul Clement, who was chosen by House Republicans to defend the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act before the Supreme Court, had previously argued that people can change their sexual orientation, that marriage is only for couples that can produce children, that gay and lesbian couples could be worse parents than heterosexuals, and that barring same-sex marriage "encourage[s] heterosexual relationships."
But in a sign that the anti-same-sex marriage crowd may be losing faith in its own rhetoric, Clement didn't deploy any of those arguments at the Supreme Court on Wednesday. Instead, he stuck to trying to convince the justices that the Defense of Marriage Act didn't infringe on the states' power. Clement insisted that defining marriage as between one man and one woman was acceptable because the federal government needs to characterize marriage for its own purposes. Clement never bothered trying to prove that excluding same-sex couples from marriage is a valid government interest in and of itself. Consequently, he never had to unleash his most controversial arguments. There was nothing in his case for DOMA that mirrored the apocalyptic conservative language of the last decade warning that same-sex marriage could lead to the downfall of Western civilization.
Clement had good reason to tone it down. A day earlier, former Reagan-era Justice Department official Charles J. Cooper, defending California's ban on same-sex marriage, had not fared so well. When Cooper argued that California was justified in enacting the ban because of "society's interest in responsible procreation," Justice Elena Kagan asked if it would be constitutional to ban marriages between infertile couples. When Cooper argued that it's possible that same-sex marriage harms children, Justice Anthony Kennedy pointed out that there were already more than 40,000 children being raised by same-sex couples in California. Asked by Kennedy and Kagan how same-sex marriage could have a negative effect on "traditional" marriages, Cooper couldn't offer any examples.
Oral arguments may not sway the justices themselves, but they can affect how the public sees the case. And Cooper's case against same-sex marriage looked terrible: not rooted in any evidence, and founded on moral disapproval of homosexuality or simple prejudice.
Clement had made many of Cooper's arguments in legal briefs he filed months ago with the court in advance of the arguments. But on Wednesday, Clement acted as if the questionable assumptions about homosexuality in his brief didn't exist. He never referred to the argument that sexual orientation is a choice, which the American Psychological Association says is wrong. (This mistaken notion has led to a harmful industry of charlatans who claim they can purge people of their unwanted same-sex attractions.) Clement didn't claim that marriage is only for couples who can procreate—or he might have found himself in the same awkward position as Cooper, trying to explain why the government cannot also ban marriages between couples too old to have children. Clement also didn't assert that being raised by same-sex parents might be bad for children. (The APA, citing social-science research, has stated, "the development, adjustment, and well-being of children with lesbian and gay parents do not differ markedly from that of children with heterosexual parents.") Clement didn't maintain that banning same-sex marriage was necessary to "encourage" heterosexual relationships.
The Democratic appointees on the court did repeatedly attempt to force Clement to defend the underlying anti-gay bias of the Defense of Marriage Act, which was passed in 1996. "Well, is what happened in 1996—and I'm going to quote from the House report here—is that 'Congress decided to reflect and honor our collective moral judgment and to express moral disapproval of homosexuality'?" Kagan said. "Is that what happened in 1996?"
Clement replied that the court shouldn't strike down the Defense of Marriage Act "just because a couple of legislators may have had an improper motive." Clement was in a tight spot. He had to concede that "moral disapproval" was an "improper motive" for the law because of prior Supreme Court decisions finding that "moral disapproval" doesn't justify a law that discriminates against a group of people. But would any supporters of the Defense of Marriage Act deny that their opposition to same-sex marriage was motivated by "moral disapproval" of homosexuality? Of course not. That's the bottom line.
So Clement avoided looking like a homophobic crank while arguing that same-sex couples shouldn't have the same rights as everyone else. Sticking to the federalism argument may have been a tactical decision to avoid alienating Justice Kennedy, who is sympathetic to gay and lesbian rights. Or it could be that the lawyer chosen by anti-gay advocates to make their case realizes that they don't have much of one left.


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please a place to avoid, staff very rude and no service at all. food bad quality no taste and unhiegenic. the waitres who is also cashier has to be train on customer care and how to talk to guest
Very good for a quick lunch. It's not a Palace to take the lady to dinner, bit very good especially for the lunch. We got there the number 1. It was very nice for ouro little hungry.
The waiter who was also the at the checkout in direct contact with dirty change, coins and notes was clumsy and completely unexperimented: he was holding every bowl of food he was serving by the top instead of holding them by the bottom, PUTTING EVERY TIME HIS THUMB IN THE INSIDE OF THE BOWL. I never saw hi cleaning his...
Went to this restaurant one night,drink, main meal, and dessert for the price you pay. Restaurant is clean and in Part Dieu
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They do a kids meal which is great. Drink, main meal, Toy and Dessert included.
The dim sum are microwaved, so a bit like your 7-11 dim sum in asia. Not the most gourmet dim sum, but fine for the price you pay.
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Oh my!!! Probably the worst version of a pad Thai ever!!! Soggy noodles like it was in the microwave no flavor and the sesame beef was so over processed it looked like rubber. Joke. If you are in town and want real quick amazing fresh Asian try Menudo
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"We have evened the account with India," said Nawaz Sharif, the Pakistani prime minister. That simple statement explains why the pleas from Bill Clinton and Tony Blair for Pakistan to show restraint fell on deaf ears. But evening the account does not mean closing it. It means that both sides have reached an enhanced state of readiness for nuclear war: what matters now is the stability of the stand-off between India and Pakistan.
The trouble is that as more and more countries possess nuclear weapons, the greater the chance that, one day, someone somewhere will press a button with terrible consequences. However, the only practical way to minimise that danger is to proceed step by negotiated step to build up the international apparatus of treaties and arms control inspection.
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This is probably one of the best games I've played this year. It is a tough pick between Mass Effect 2 and Red Dead Redemption. Both of them are top-notch games but Red Dead Redemption wins in a way because it affected me more in the end. There are very few choices you can make in the game unlike Mass Effect 2. The world is huge even if it doesn't span universes. It has the right elements and an intriguing story. You get to ride a horse and be a cowboy. Seriously, you can't ask for anything more. I had just spent a lot of time going from point A to B on the horse for no good reason at all. I just loved being a cowboy.
I recently saw a trailer for the new Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood and was really impressed by it. I heard some good things about the second game and not so good things about the first game. I have an odd habit of always starting from the beginning of the series no matter how bad the reviews are. I could never dive into a series midway. I decided that I needed to buy Assassin's Creed first before I venture to play the latest iteration. I got the used copy at GameStop for $10 and it begun really well to keep me occupied.
The good stuff: I really liked the concept of animus and using the DNA as memory strands. The concept was simple enough to wrap your mind around it and the missions seemed really interesting in the beginning. The way you can seamlessly free-run on top of the buildings by just holding two buttons was amazing and very intuitive. The graphics were okay even if it was devoid of color, the game looked gorgeous. Especially when you do the viewpoints, the highest points in the game give you an amazing view of the locales. The story also seemed interesting enough to keep me pushing for the next mission.
The bad stuff: The missions seemed really innovative in the beginning of the game. Pick pocketing, climbing view points to get new missions, saving citizens, collecting flags, doing assassinations and eavesdropping are fun when you do them the first time. But seriously that is all this game has to offer for the whole game. There are about 9 assassinations in 3 cities (Damascus, Acre, Jerusalem). Each of these cities is divided into three areas: Rich, Medium and Poor. New areas in the city becomes accessible as you progress through the game. The biggest complaint I have about this game is that you have to do the same things over and over again. It is not fun at all. I often felt bored and the only thing that kept me going was the story.
The controls also felt a little sticky at times. He doesn't hold on to the ledges I want him to and jumps on to the wrong ledge. Also lining up the jumps in the water areas was extremely hard knowing that a fall into the water was an instant death. Who knew that assassins can't swim? Nothing game breaking but was frustrating a few times because he would fall down on a soldier initiating a fight sequence instead perfectly jumping from one rooftop to another.
The Ugly stuff: Combat was the biggest issue I had with this game. It felt really unreal seeing people just stood around waiting to attack one by one. If there are 10 soldiers and one assassin, isn't the easiest thing to take him down at all once? Instead they just dance around waiting for him to attack. Once you learn the counter move, that is the only move that you would ever need in combat. Especially in later stages of the game when attacking mean getting countered. It is just easy to wait for them to attack and do a counter kill.This made the combat extremely easy. This meant that I would rather stand and kill 10 soldiers than evade them. I thought the assassins were supposed to lurk in the shadows and kill people quietly. Granted you could still play the shadow assassin but the combat route was easier than the stealth route most of the times because it required less planning.
Even with all the complaints, the game was okay. I would've never paid full price for this game. At $10, you can't complain much. I still think this was a mediocre effort. I hear that a lot of these issues have been fixed in-game 2. I just started playing Assassin's Creed 2 and the game rewarded me 60 achievement points for just putting the disc inside it.
My rating: 6.5/10
The Brotherhood trailer that caught my attention


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I was really excited with how this layout came together. I love these photos of my oldest son on his first big fishing adventure and how overly anxious he was to catch a fish...even to the point of wading in almost up to his waist in order to get his line closer to the fish. The texture of the paper and the pussy willows really add great depth to the page.
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Copycat KIT KAT Bars
Total Time
Prep 15 mins
Cook 5 mins
I got this recipe from a magazine and they taste similiar to Kit Kats, but even better. Don't let the crackers scare you off...these really taste like candy bars!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 8 ounces of waverly crackers, divided
- 1 cup butter
- 1⁄2 cup milk
- 2 cups graham cracker crumbs
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 2⁄3 creamy peanut butter
- 1⁄2 cup milk chocolate chips
- 1⁄2 cup butterscotch chips
- Place about 25 crackers in the bottom of a 9 x 13" baking dish.
- In a medium saucepan, melt the butter and add the milk, crumbs and sugar and bring to a boil.
- Boil for 5 minutes, stirring constantly.
- Pour half of heated mixture over crackers, quickly and carefully spreading to cover.
- Place about 25 more crackers on top and spread with remaining heated mixture.
- Top with remaining crackers.
- Melt the peanut butter and chips together either in a small saucepan or in the microwave.
- Spread carefully over crackers.
- Chill at least 1 hour or until firm.
- Cut into small squares.
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These are delicious, though you really have to use your imagination to think they taste like Kit Kats. And they surely don't look like Kit Kats! At any rate, they are unique and look very pretty when cut into squares. Make sure you stir constantly when you are boiling the sugar/graham cracker mixture. If you don't, the sugar will burn. Also, I made a batch using peanut butter chips instead of butterscotch and they were good too.
I made this for a Bridal Shower. I't was a HUGE hit! At least 4 recipe requests! Couldn't find "Waverly" crackers so used "Christie's Toppers" instead. Worked well. I had a suggestion brought to me that less Peanut Butter might make it taste more like the real "Kit Kat". Very addictive little square!
Well, these were good, but not what I expected. It's almost like something is missing in the filling (and I was confused because it said to mix the "sugars", plural, when there is only one type). Anyway, the whole pan got eaten, but were a little dry. If I make them again, I'd use less crackers and try to add something in the filling to make them more moist.


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We can't close the book on Saturday night's wild-card playoff game at the Superdome without putting some perspective on the performance of Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson.
Though overshadowed by a 45-28 loss to the New Orleans Saints, Johnson caught 12 passes for 211 yards and two touchdowns against a defense that had pledged to stop him at all costs. As the chart shows, Johnson was just the third receiver since the 1970 NFL-AFL merger to combine at least 200 receiving yards and two touchdowns in a playoff game.
Six of those 12 receptions came on passes that traveled at least 11 yards downfield. That's a credit to the Lions' pass protection, quarterback Matthew Stafford's aggressiveness and offensive coordinator Scott Linehan's creative pre-snap positioning.
"We changed his route tree up so they couldn't guess on some of the things he would do," Stafford said.
If there was any doubt before, Johnson's massive push over the Lions' final four games -- he had three 200-yard games and a total of 771 receiving yards over that span -- will probably lead to the richest contract for a receiver in NFL history. It would be all but prohibitive for the Lions to bring Johnson back under the terms of his current deal, which calls for a base salary of $14 million and would force an untenable salary cap number of at least $18.5 million, before postseason adjustments, on the Lions' already-tight cap ledger.
I don't yet have projected 2012 cap figures for teams, but the Lions will need to create space even if they could fit in Johnson's figure. Defensive end Cliff Avril, middle linebacker Stephen Tulloch and cornerback Eric Wright are all unrestricted free agents and worthy of multi-year contracts. Stay tuned.


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Elite-9 Chirp Combo + 83/200 455/800 kHz transducer
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Chartplotter, CHIRP Fishfinder and Downscan all in one unit! This one is for the dedicated fisherman with CHIRP technology to offer the highest level of underwater imagery.
• Multiple CHIRP ranges from a single transducer. View multiple CHIRP sonar settings on one display
• DownScan Imaging™ provides picture-like images of fish-holding structure beneath a boat
• Award-winning Broadband Sounder™ performance
• Highly accurate, built-in GPS antenna
• Compatible with Navionics Gold and C-MAP Max-N cartography which can be loaded via a waterproof micro SD slot
• Brilliant Elite color display for enhanced widescreen visibility and viewing detail in all conditions
• DownScan Overlay™ technology overlays DownScan Imaging onto CHIRP Sonar
• Advanced Signal Processing (ASP) reduces the need to manually adjust settings to see fish, structure and bottom detail more clearly
• TrackBack™ to review recorded sonar history including structure, transitions or fish targets, then pinpoint locations with a waypoint
• Multi-Window Display lets you quickly choose from pre-set page layouts - including a three-panel view with chart, CHIRP sonar ranges and DownScan Imaging
• Compatible with the Insight Genesis map creation software (see product code 770241)
CHIRP sonar advantages
• Easier to identify and distinguish bait and game fish targets
• Better target identification at greater depths
• Mark fish clearly at faster boat speeds
• No expensive CHIRP transducer required, the affordable standard HDI transducer is compatible with the CHIRP frequencies
• Operating voltage: 12Vdc
• Screen resolution: 800x480 pixels
• Waterproof: IPX7
• Size: 157Hx285Wx80D mm (excluding bracket)
• Waypoints: 3000.Routes: 100
• NMEA0183:1 Port
• NMEA2000:1 Port
• Depth Alarm Yes
• EchoSounder Frequencies 83/200 kHz 455/800 kHz
• Shallow Alarm: Yes
• Max Depth DownScan Imaging™ at 455 kHz: Max 300 ft / 91 m CHIRP Sonar High Range/200 kHz: 1,000 ft / 305 m CHIRP Sonar Med Range/83 kHz: 1,000 ft/305 m
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Lily of the Desert, Organic, Aloe Vera Juice, Whole Leaf Concentrate, 32 fl oz (946 ml) (Discontinued Item)
Shipping Weight:?5.8 lbsSwitch to Metric units
- Product Code: LTD-85032
- UPC Code: 026395850327
- Package Quantity: 32 fl oz (946 ml)
3.8 x 3.8 x 8.2 in, 3.45 lbsSwitch to Metric units
- Whole Leaf^
- 5 Times Strength
- A Dietary Supplement
- Certified Organic by OneCert
- No Preservatives
- USDA Organic
- Enhanced with Polysaccharide-Rich Aloesorb
- Certified Aloe Content & Purity in This Product - International Aloe Science Council
Retaining the Quality that Nature Created
The aloe vera plant contains over 200 biologically active components. For over 40 years, Lily of the Desert has been the leader through its technology and innovation of providing the most efficacious and scientifically validated aloe vera products on the market.
Lily of the Desert Aloe Vera Benefits
- Helps support a health digestive system
- Helps sustain and promote healthy regularity
- Supports normal muscle and joint function
- Preservative Free
- USDA Certified Organic
Aloesorb - Naturally occurring high molecular weight aloe vera polysaccharides are isolated and then used to enhance the bio-availability of our regular strength aloe vera juice through a patent-pending process.
Recent Clinical Studies of Lily of the Desert Products with Aloesorb demonstrated improved wellness benefits in healthy individuals such as:
- Improved absorption of nutrients
- Supported healthy immune system
- Enhanced antioxidant support
- Reduced toxic nitrate levels
^For consumer safety, aloin content is filtered to less than 1 ppm.
Suggested Use
Upon opening, refrigerate immediately. Drink one ounce per day. Can be taken any time of day, with or without food, mixed with any cool drink.
Recommended to consume within 45-60 days after opening.
Other Ingredients
Citric acid (pH stabilizer)
Important Consumer Notice:
This product is a natural product; therefore, the color may change slightly due to seasonal variations without affecting purity, efficacy or quality.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1 fl oz (30 ml)
|Servings Per Container: 32
|Amount Per Serving
|% Daily Value*
|30 mg
|Total Carbohydrates
|1 g
|75 mg
|10 mg
|Certified Organic Whole Leaf Aloe Vera Juice
|29 ml
|Certified Organic Polysaccharide Rich Aloesorb
|60 mg
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Create exciting and informative content for shoppers
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Project Description
We will be launching a new platform for shoppers to interact with shelf banners in hypermarkets using the NFC technology on their smartphones.
We will be place banners on selected product aisles with NFC chips installed. Shoppers will be asked to TAP their smartphones on these banners to retrieve content related to the product featured on the banner. The shopper will then be directed to a webpage on his/her phone where they will be able to see the content.
Here's where we need your help:
- Create content based on product. Examples of content can vary from product information, quizzes, tips, recipes, jokes, trivia, facts, product use suggestions, etc. Here's where you are encouraged to go wild with your creativity. .
- We have over 30 product categories, hence we need as much help as possible in coming up with unique and creative content for each product.
- We will notify you on each category and provide the selected product's description and picture.
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1 bedroom maisonette for sale
Cyprus - Limassol, Limassol
like this property?Call: 03339 396762
Full description:
- Air Condition: 2 units
- Double Glazed
- Fully furnished
- Close to amenities
- Fully Fitted Kitchen
- Quiet location
- Walking distance from the sea
- Walking distance to bus service
This area, unlike the other resorts on the island it does not succumb over the winter months but thrives as a tourist destination and caters for cultural, astronomical and entertainment venues. Live in an area between two ancient cities of Amathus to the east and Kourion to the west two of the most spectacular archaeological sites in Cyprus. Limassol town's calendar is filled with vibrant events, street celebrations, carnivals and the famous wine festival. Regeneration along the seafront, including cycling routes and walkways has added a new flair and charm to Limassol. The old town also currently restored promises an exciting revival of quaint bohemian cafes.
Five reasons why you should choose BuySell Real Estate in Cyprus for your next property purchase:
- You will receive a level of personal service that is second to none. From your first contact with BuySell you will be assigned to a specific sales consultant who can best assist you with your needs.
- Our staff are native English and Greek speakers, so language will never be an issue.
- We carefully select the best properties in the market at realistic or below market value prices.
- We have the largest selection of properties, our motto is: if we do not have the property you are looking for, it does not exist!
- Apart from your property purchase we help with any problems, answering your questions, and providing you with anything you may request, for example: transferring money in Cyprus with competitive exchange rates, assisting in organising insurance, utilities, furniture and schools if you need them. Ask us anything!
Nearest Airports*
- Pafos (International), 50.3 miles
- Larnaka (International), 58.3 miles
- Ercan (Domestic), 66.2 miles
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NetSuite has worked with SBR specialist GovReports to provide BAS lodgement through the new GovReports SuiteApp, which is fully integrated with the NetSuite software.
Later in the year, GovReports SuiteApp will be able to extract payroll data from the Infinet Cloud Payroll SuiteApp to complete IAS and BAS reporting and lodgement.
Since the ATO's old Electronic Lodgement Service (ELS) is being decommissioned in a year's time, businesses will need to switch to SBR for online lodgement.
Mark Troselj, vice president and general manager for ANZ at NetSuite, said "we have partnered with the leading taxation reporting experts to introduce a fully integrated solution so our customers can securely, efficiently, and accurately report into the ATO and meet its compliance obligations. The GovReports SuiteApp will help our customers keep fully up-to-date with any changes to taxation reporting requirements in Australia, and is therefore a truly advantageous addition to our cloud platform."
GovReports already lodges between 5,000 and 12,000 Business Activity Statements every month on behalf of businesses and accounting practices, making it the leading provider of such services.
"Our partnership with NetSuite significantly streamlines the preparation and submission of BAS reporting and compliance submission to the ATO, as there is no need to create electronic files of reports or log into a separate portal to lodge them," said Tiana Tran, director of GovReports.
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Helping Kids Navigate the Internet
By Stanley Holditch
5 Tips for Online Summer Safety
Between the potential for online bullying, bank account hacking, and cyber stalking, you might be tempted to take your child's computer or phone to the trash bin. During summer break, children's use of social networking sites and mobile apps will experience a big jump. So, are you wondering how to keep kids safe online?
An important first step is to learn more about the technology. While your knowledge might never reach that of your 14-year-old whiz kid, it's important to know the basics so you can properly monitor and safeguard internet usage. Remember that technology is not the enemy, if used properly there are a lot of tools out there that allow safer web surfing.
We offer five smart tips to help your child enjoy social interaction without the danger:
- Choose the right environment for your child. Try to find social networks that correspond to your child's peer maturity level.
- Don't be afraid to say no. If you feel your child is not ready for an adult social network like Facebook or MySpace, which are not heavily moderated or monitored, tell them that they aren't ready and suggest a more suitable alternative, like YourSphere or Togetherville.
- Whatever social network you feel is appropriate for your child, create a dummy account and begin interacting with others. Familiarize yourself with the policies and communication mediums of the site so that you aren't blindsided if a problem arrives.
- Talk to your children about what is going on with their online life, the same way you would ask them about their offline friends and social activities. This will increase the chances of your child coming to you with a problem.
- Use software that has social monitoring and time control capabilities, and let your child know you are using it and why. Explain that you trust your child, but you don't trust everyone else out there. Set reasonable time limits for Internet use, assuring your child gets out of the house and exercises this summer.
About the author:
Stanley Holditch is an online safety expert for McAfee. Stanley Holditch has worked in Internet content management and marketing since 2002, and has been the Internet Marketing Manager for InternetSafety.com since April 2009 (InternetSafety.com was recently acquired by McAfee). Stanley is a father and is passionate about responsible online parenting and Internet safety. In short, Mr. Holditch believes that while the Internet certainly poses new challenges to parents and children, both parties must confront the challenges by mutual education, open communication, and using the right tools.
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Missing a few days to the arrival of Sunset Overdrive on Xbox One and Microsoft decided to inaugurate the event providing an additional costume we can redeem today. To do this just go to the game page, shake up the banner "it's explosive week!" and vote for one of two available characters by tweet proposed; Once that is done, you will be given a download code to download a Red Riding Hood costume.
Randy Pitchford, President of Gearbox Software, has confirmed that the team is working on a new character for Borderlands 2.
When asked by a fan if any new characters were on the way, he replied, Yes, were working on another character. Pitchford was also asked when more DLC would be released for the game, to which he replied:
"You can quote me on this, I guarantee that there will be more DLC for Borderlands 2 before the world ends."
Now whether hes talking about the projected end of the world on December 21 or if he means its coming eventually is unknown, but with no solid news on any new content Id guess he means the latter.
What new class would you like to see added to the game? Share your ideas below.
Checked the trophies after the new patch that got released for PS3 earlier, a new DLC has been added to the trophy section.
Its called: Mr. Torgue's Campaign of Carnage.
It has three trophies:
1 Bronze - Explosive - Complete the mission "Long Way To The Top". 1 Silver - Motorhead - Completed all Campaign of Carnage side missions. 1 Gold - Obsessed - Collected 10 pictures of Moxxi in Campaign of Carnage.
Thanks to Live Free or Die
There's seven new achievements worth 250 Gamescore.
Here theyare:
Now They Begin to Understand – Complete 12 waves of Beast on all Fenix Rising Maps.(20G)
Defending the Past – Complete all 50 waves of Horde on any of the Fenix Rising Maps.(25G)
Come to Poppa – Win a Versus multiplayer match as a team of five Recruit Claytons (any mode).(15G)
Locust, Forever – Win a Versus multiplayer match as a team of five Savage Marauders (any mode).(15G)
Time to Re-up – Achieve level 100 and choose to re-up for another tour of duty.(50G)
Again! – Achieve level 100 a second time and choose to re-up for another tour of duty.(50G)
I've Done it All! – Earn at least one of each of the original 132 combat ribbons.(75G)
It'll be coming to the Xbox Live Marketplace on January 17th for 800 Microsoft Points, or it'll be free for Season Pass holders.
DICE has released a new trailer for Battlefield 3upcoming Back to Karkand DLC.
Hitting in December, Back to Karkand is free to all those that bought the Limited Edition version of Battlefield 3. For everyone else, it's 1200 Microsoft Points.