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12 Things to Watch in Sunday's Colts Texans Game
This is the scariest thing you'll see all year.
Last week, the Colts fell down on the road against the Bengals. This week, they get a visit from the worst team in football, the Houston Texans. Oddly enough, that fact does little to quell the nervousness that is percolating around the city. The Colts haven't been playing good football in awhile, but they have a chance to right the ship. Here's what to watch for…
1. Watch the rhythm. With playoff seeding all but locked up, Indy has a chance to experiment over the final three games. The offense has moved in fits and spurts for a gaggle of fortnights now. Gaggle, of course, being the official herd designation for the wild fortnight. Fortnights in captivity are called a quell. The great thing about things that don't matter is that you can be creative and make them into whatever you want. That's the joy of creativity and of locking up your playoff spot with three weeks to go in the season. If the Colts want to treat these games like preseason affairs to get Da'Rick Rodgers and LaVon Brazill integrated into the offense, they can with little fear of repercussion. Or they could just hand the ball off a bunch. Either way.
2. Watch the watching. When the Texans parted ways with Gary Kubiak, part of the issue was his dogged insistence on playing Matt Schaub over Case Keenum. Of course, just 18 months ago, the Texans gave Schaub a huge extension, but Rick Smith has decided he's done. Now, Schaub may well be washed up, but Keenum is not a starting-caliber quarterback. For whatever reason, the Texans are dead set on watching him for a few games to see. So in the mean time, they keep losing games, and we can watch the watching.
3. Watch the irony. The Texans have never won in Indianapolis. In 2011, arguably their all-time best team lost to the Colts worst team in 15 years. Now, one of the worst Texans teams ever comes in to play a playoff-bound Colts team, and everyone is a little nervous. For reasons I can't fully articulate, keeping the streak of Houston losses in Indy feels like a big deal. There's nothing better than an aura of invincibility around your home field when it comes to playing a division rival.
4. Watch the Ring. Marshall Faulk and Eric Dickerson will go into the Ring of Honor at half time of the game. I've said it before, but I still think Bill Polian's biggest mistake was not keeping Faulk and dealing the Edge James pick for the New Orleans haul, bringing Champ Bailey to the Indy defense. Faulk was one of the great players I've ever seen. Dickerson for all his a-holishness was certainly dominant in his first few seasons in blue. Two of the ten best running backs in history (and you could argue two of the five best) are going to be in town Sunday. Watch them.
5. Watch the mismatch. Andre Johnson owns Vontae Davis the way I own DVD and VHF copies of UHF. That is to say, they are among my most cherished possessions, and I wear them out through constant use. Davis has been soundly abused by Johnson in their recent matchups, so look for the Colts to come up with some other way to limit him. If he's not doubled on every snap, he will break loose and punish them deep.
6. Watch the non-controversy. The last time I did an Eyes on the Texans, people took umbridge that I declared J.J. Watt the best defender since Lawrence Taylor. That chart at the top of the page? That's J.J. Watt's game chart. See how the bar graphs actually break through the top of the graph? Yeah. That's how good he is. He's equally good against the run and the pass. To put his grade in perspective, he's like three times higher than Peyton Manning. He's a freak. The Colts can't block him. Their only hope is to try and Andrew Luck out alive. So to everyone who questioned my statement before: shut it. He's awesome.
7. Watch the celebration. Robert Mathis needs 1.5 sacks to break Dwight Freeney's franchise record. He's getting there on Sunday. WIth three more sacks, he'll leap into the top 20 all time. He needs two more Pro Bowl-level seasons to make it into Hall of Fame range. 130 sacks and six Pro Bowls will likely be enough. Of course, Defensive Player of the Year award would help. He'll need five or six sacks over the final three games to get that, though.
8. Watch for tremors. Let's not pretend all is well over at West 56th. I'm not telling tales out of school to say that Mr. Irsay looks unhealthy. Given his bold statements after a loss to Buffalo in the preseason, there's no way he's all copacetic with the Colts dumping games in December. If the Colts were to lose to Houston, play poorly in the final two games AND drop a playoff game in embarrassing fashion…It has to be at least possible that he reacts, well, "decisively". I'm not saying there will be changes. I'm not entirely sure there should be at this point. I'm just saying that an 8-8 finish and a bad loss in the playoffs will not sit well. That's all. In that scenario, no one should feel safe that they'll have a job next year.
9. Watch for the Grim Reaper. Wade Phillips is the angel of death for a head coach. He's taken over jobs from his dad, Dan Reeves, and now Gary Kubiak. If you want to be sure to get fired half-way through the season, bring in Wade. Little known fact, he was originally Vice President of the US for a brief time back in 1997, but Bill Clinton replaced him with Al Gore just before the impeachment hearings. Needless to say, he managed to stay in office. After a brief stint in Atlanta, he moved to Baghdad to set up defenses for Iraq in the months preceding the US invasion. Per his typical M.O. he got troop performance up temporarily, then they all folded and Sadaam lost power. There is no truth to the rumor that he's being considered for the defensive coordinator job for the Colts next.
10. Watch the scramble. The Colts most effective offensive weapon is Andrew Luck running with the football. It's also their most terrifying. Luck has taken an absolutely beating in the pocket this year, so as much as no one wants to see him taking on linebackers in the open field, at least then he'll have a chance to avoid a hit or two. As the playoffs approach, look for the Colts to move the pocket and get Luck loose at little. Nothing can be worse than letting sit back and get blasted.
11. Watch for too little, too late. The Texans waited and waited to draft a second receiver to pair with Andre Johnson. When they finally landed DeAndre Hopkins, they did well enough. The rookie is having a nice enough year, and with a strong closing kick could even challenge the 1,000 yard mark. It really does make you wonder what would have happened in 2012, however, had they taken Alshon Jeffery in the first round. They instead went for Whitney Mercilus who has been a bit of a liability. His six sacks don't betray how much he's struggled to generate a consistent rush on the passer. Jeffery, meanwhile is already over 1,100 yards receiving and looks like the next be star. In the mean time, Matt Schaub's confidence is gone, and the team is stuck with Case Keenum. Wide out was the biggest need in 2012, and the team ignored it to their own peril. It's a cautionary tale to be sure.
12. Watch for relief. I've gone back and forth on this game. That really tells you all you need to know. The Colts can't be counted on to beat the worst team in football in Indianapolis. Yes, things really are that bad. Still, I can't bring myself to imagine the Texans celebrating on Indy's homefield. Colts 23 Texans 20


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I expected a little more offense from Smith and Kindl, who both have combined for 2 points in 18 games. Or I should say Kindl has both points, Smith has zero. Smith has looked better recently with his scoring chances though, I'll admit.
He's been a -5 since returning to the lineup, he is currently a -9. I know +/- isn't everything but that is quite a terrible number to accumulate in 7 games. I think smith is a weak link as is Sammy and Cleary, bring up nyquist ouellet, and a healthy helm and this team changes entirely


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Barbara Bush Foundation hosts a literary lovefest at the Meyerson
Former First Lady Barbara Bush's status as a style icon has always pretty much started from the neck up — her favored double-strand of large pearls is as well -known as Vogue editor Anna Wintour's bobbed hairdo. Now let us add to Bush's personal style symbols … socks. Yes, socks.
At the annual Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy "A Celebration of Reading" event Monday night at the Meyerson Symphony Center, Barbara first kidded her husband, President George H.W. Bush (who wasn't present), for his "latest vice" — colorful, often wacky socks that immediately draw the viewer's eye, no matter how somber the family portrait or occasion. "What do you see? The SOCKS," she bemoaned, showing off a slide show of prime examples. She then admitted that she was succumbing to an "if you can't beat 'em, join 'em," attitude, coyly pulling up her classic black slacks to reveal her own festively patterned hosiery. It went nicely with her cobalt-blue jacket, pearls and, of course, that lovely cloud of white hair. At 87, Bush exudes the energy and strength of someone several decades younger.
The Bush family matriarch used her trademark humor to kick off an evening celebrating literary excellence. The event, with tickets starting at $150 and sponsorships going for as much as $80,000, included a VIP reception and light supper. Attendees spotted at the reception included former Republican presidential candidate and Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum and Dallas City Manager Mary Suhm. Between the reception and the dinner, a nearly full house listened raptly as five authors read from their works: Sally Bedell Smith (Elizabeth the Queen: The Life of a Modern Monarch), Robert Zorn (Cemetery John: The Undiscovered Mastermind of the Lindbergh Kidnapping), Nicolle Wallace (It's Classified), Kathryn McGarr (The Whole Damn Deal: Robert Strauss and the Art of Politics) and U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla. (An American Son).
Several Bush children and grandchildren participated by introducing the authors; Bush son and daughter Jeb Bush and Doro Bush Koch recently took over the chairmanship of the foundation — which hosts similar events in Houston and Tallahassee, Fla. — from Barbara Bush, but she remains as honorary chairman. Jeb's son George P. Bush and his wife, Amanda, were committee co-chairs for the evening. The program also included Neil Bush, another of Barbara and George H.W.'s sons, who teared up as he read from some of his father's letters (to be published in March in an expanded re-issue of All The Best, George H.W.'s collection of letters and other writings), and the 20-member Meistersingers choral group from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts, singing gorgeous a cappella versions of "America the Beautiful" and Marta Keen's "Homeward Bound."
The various Bushes and the choir received enthusiastic applause, but the evening's only standing ovation was reserved for Mary Mendez, a client at Plano Family Literacy who spoke movingly about the struggles with the English language that she endured when, at age 12, she moved with her family from Mexico to the U.S. Married at 16, she dropped out of school to work and raise two children (now ages 3 and 9). With help from Plano Family Literacy, she said, she hopes to finally get her GED this year, then go to community college and eventually become a nurse.
Mendez served as a living, breathing example of what Doro Koch recalled her mother, Barbara, telling her as a child. "I wanted to be an athlete, a teacher, a famous singer," Doro said of her shifting childhood goals. "But more than anything, I wanted to be just like my mother, who told me that reading was the most important means to everything I ever wanted to be."
As of June 2012, the Barbara Bush Foundation (founded in 1989) had awarded nearly $43 million to almost 1,000 family-literacy programs in all 50 states. In Texas during the 2012-13 school year, 11 programs will receive $585,000. The Dallas Children's Theater Center and the Barbara Bush Foundation partnered this year to invite students from J. Erik Jonsson Community School to write essays after reading Pinkalicious, about a little girl who learns the dangers of "too much," and seeing the musical adaptation at DCT. The winners got their first "publication," with their essays included in the goody bags distributed to the audience. Here's hoping we'll be reading more from these budding young authors: third-grader Leo Ontiveros ("Listen to Your Mom"), fourth-grader Thomas Orta ("My Goofy Hair Do") and fifth-grader Priscilla Cabrera "The Time I Fainted."
Despite the bevy of Bushes present, only once did the public discourse stray into politics. Novelist Nicolle Wallace, who served as communications director for George W. Bush's White House and re-election campaign, cheered the "bright young stars" of the Bush family, and noted, "And after last Tuesday, I'm counting on all of you," to huge applause.


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MSM METHYLSULFONYLMETHANE Overview Information
MSM is a chemical found in plants, animals, and humans. It can also be made in a laboratory. People use it as a medicine.
MSM is used for chronic pain, osteoarthritis, joint inflammation, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis, bursitis, tendonitis, tenosynovitis, musculoskeletal pain, muscle cramps, scleroderma, scar tissue, stretch marks, hair loss, wrinkles, protection against sun/wind burn, eye inflammation, oral hygiene, periodontal disease, wounds, cuts, and abrasions/accelerated wound healing. It is either taken by mouth or applied to the skin for these uses. You may have heard about MSM because of the book The Miracle of MSM: The Natural Solution for Pain. There isn't much published scientific research to support its use.
MSM is also used for relief of allergies, chronic constipation, "sour stomach", ulcers, a bowel disease called diverticulosis, premenstrual syndrome (PMS), mood elevation, obesity, poor circulation, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. It is also used for type 2 diabetes, liver problems, Alzheimer's disease, lung disorders including emphysema and pneumonia, chronic fatigue syndrome, autoimmune disorders (systemic lupus erythematous), HIV infection and AIDS, and cancer (breast cancer and colon cancer).
Other uses of MSM include eye inflammation, mucous membrane inflammation, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problems, leg cramps, migraine, headaches, hangover, parasitic infections of the intestinal and urogenital tracts including Trichomonas vaginalis and Giardia, yeast infection, insect bites, radiation poisioning, and to boost the immune system.
MSM is also used to control snoring. In fact, directions for making MSM nose drops for snoring have been published, but there's no evidence that MSM has any effect on snoring.
Contrary to some MSM promotional literature, there is no Recommended Dietary Allowanec (RDA) for MSM or sulfur, which it contains. Sulfur deficienty has not been described in the medical literature.
How does it work?
MSM might supply sulfur to make other chemicals in the body.
MSM METHYLSULFONYLMETHANE Uses & Effectiveness
Possibly Effective for:
- Hemorrhoids. Applying a gel containing MSM, hyaluronic acid, and tea tree oil seems to improve symptoms of hemorrhoids.
- Osteoarthritis. Taking MSM by mouth seems to slightly reduce some symptoms of arthritis of the knee, such as pain and joint movement. But the changes seem to be small, and it might not reduce other symptoms such as stiffness.
- Rosacea. Applying a cream containing MSM and silymarin seems to improve skin color and other symptoms of rosacea.
- Stress brought on by exercise. Taking MSM by mouth before running seems to reduce muscle damage and other markers of stress caused by exercise.
Possibly Ineffective for:
- Exercise performance. MSM taken by mouth, as well as cream containing MSM plus magnesium, did not improve flexibility, endurance, or overall performance when taken before exercising.
- Varicose veins and other circulatory problems (chronic venous insufficiency). Topical application of lotion containing MSM might cause increased leg, ankle, and foot swelling in patients with chronic venous insufficiency.
Insufficient Evidence for:
- Hay fever. One preliminary research study suggests MSM taken by mouth might relieve some symptoms of hay fever.
- Shoulder surgery. One study suggests that MSM, taken by mouth in combination with other nutrients, may reduce pain and improve healing following rotator cuff (shoulder) surgery.
- Tendon pain due to overuse. One clinical study suggests that MSM, in combination with other nutrients, may improve the outcomes of a specific therapy used to treat Achilles tendon pain caused by overuse.
- Chronic pain.
- Muscle and bone problems.
- Snoring.
- Allergies.
- Scar tissue.
- Stretch marks.
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- Eye swelling.
- Dental disease.
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- Premenstrual syndrome (PMS).
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- Obesity.
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MSM METHYLSULFONYLMETHANE Side Effects & Safety
MSM is POSSIBLY SAFE for most people when taken by mouth for 3 months or less when applied to the skin in combination with other ingredients, such as silymarin or hyaluronic acid, and tea tree oil for up to 20 days. In some people, MSM might cause nausea, diarrhea, bloating, fatigue, headache, insomnia, itching, or worsening of allergy symptoms.
Special Precautions & Warnings:Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Not enough is known about the safety of using MSM during pregnancy and breast-feeding. Stay on the safe side and avoid use.
MSM METHYLSULFONYLMETHANE Dosing
The following doses have been studied in scientific research:
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Electric bills to go down
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MARTINSBURG — The Public Service Commission of West Virginia recently issued an order reducing the expanded net energy cost for customers of Potomac Edison Co....
I say good for the public service commission,it might only be $4.80 but its a start, some one has to do something,our taxes have just been raised,gas has gone back up again, food costs have increased, companies cutting their costs by cutting work hours which lowers paychecks, people still out of work and more losing their jobs everyday,people losing their homes, all we ever hear are prices being increased, hopefully the other utility companies will lower costs as well, because from where I sit everything is going up but our paychecks.
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Good. If the cost continues to rise any more, I fear there would be people would be w/out people.
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*power - gotta love the auto correct.
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It went up 50% and has had increases every year we get a cut and its not even for $5 when they are collecting almost double what they were. Not much of a break if you ask me.
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She woke up just before 8 and found me still lying in my bed -with Gray- our bed isn't completely kid-free just yet (he had a "bad dream").
She asked for nah nap right away. And I said You slept in your bed all night! And she said nah nap. And I said do you want some breakfast? And she said nah nap. And I said how about some milk in a cup? And she said nah nap. And I said I love you so much! And she said nah nap.
Confession: I did nurse her once after we got back from Vegas. It had been over a week since she'd "weaned" and yet she still asked for it sometimes. I gave in but I knew that was [probably] the last time. I haven't given in since. I just keep telling her my nah nap is all gone. I almost feel guilty about it but I don't. I just feel like it's time.
Nah nap.
Anyway, so I just snuggled with her and said no nah nap. Let's go get breakfast. And she said make me a bagel with cream cheese and a chai.*
I am over the moon about the new sleeping arrangements. I was absolutely giddy last night checking on her after she fell asleep. She was actually the one that initiated bedtime. She crawled in her My Princess Hello Kitty Firetruck bed and was like, time for bed, boys! And now I'm totally prepared for sending them off to college or art school or downtown apartment or backpacking in Europe someday because that's what it felt like, choking on the tears as I saw Noah off to his own room downstairs. I still tucked him in.
*I am not saying that to be funny. She really did say this. And I really did make it for her, of course.


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When Terri Wagner, 47, first moved to Greeley 10 years ago with her son, she seemed to have everything going her way. After graduating with a degree in radiologic technology, Wagner landed a dream job at Aims Community College, teaching students pursuing medical careers.
But after just four years at Aims, Wagner unexpectedly became sick with an undiagnosed illness. She was forced to leave the job that she loved and, shortly after, lost her home to foreclosure.
"Going from working to having to depend on the county was really difficult," Wagner said. "I felt like I was just a normal person whose life started to turn the wrong way."
With nowhere else to go, she attended a Bridges of Hope meeting to learn more about low-income housing options. While there, she was introduced to Brittany Coonrad, the family advocate for Catholic Charities of Weld County.
Catholic Charities is a nonprofit organization that provides programs and assistance to families so they can eventually gain self-reliance.
Catholic Charities of Weld County has been selected as one of eight nonprofit agencies to receive donations through the Northern Colorado Empty Stocking Fund. The El Pomar Foundation started this holiday fundraising campaign to assist nonprofit organizations making a difference in the area.
Soon after connecting with Wagner, Coonrad began meeting Wagner on a monthly basis, and has been doing so for the last two years. Through their services, Wagner has received assistance with her electricity bills as well as Christmas presents for her son, Thanksgiving packages and clothing.
On top of providing these items, Catholic Charities of Weld County has given Wagner support and guidance through this difficult time.
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Coonrad, who has worked at Catholic Charities for four years, said she believes accountability is crucial for anyone seeking help.
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Improvised Shakespeare CompanyBased on one audience suggestion (a title for a play that has yet to be written) The Improvised Shakespeare Co. creates a fully improvised Shakespearean masterpiece right before your very eyes! Each of the players has brushed up on his "thee's" and "thou's" to bring you an evening of off-the-cuff comedy using the language and themes of William Shakespeare.09/18/2014Time: 7:30 pmLocation: Chatham University Eden Hall Campuswebsite
Secondary Cause of DeathBy Peter Gordon. If you thought 'Murdered to Death' was funny, just wait till you see this! Inspector Pratt arrives at Bagshot House with grim news for Colonel Craddock, but that's just the beginning. Who is the strange Polish Count? Is Henrietta really an army Captain? How does the eccentric thespian, Longfellow fit in to the equation? These and other characters make Pratt's return a chaotic nightmare as the bodies pile higher and higher.09/18/2014 - 09/28/2014Apple Hill Playhouse, 275 Manor Rd., Delmont, PAwebsite | map
Two Trips Music Director Manfred Honeck begins the season with the lovesick Hector Berlioz's opioid hallucinations in the visionary Symphonie fantastique. Also, YouTube phenom Valentina Lisitsa returns to display her virtuosity in Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. The program opens with another kind of trip, back to the boyhood summers of the young American composer Mason Bates, via his "Rusty Air in Carolina."09/19/2014 - 09/21/201409/19 - 7:30 pm09/20 - 7:30 pm09/21 - 2:30 pmHeinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
The Elixir of LoveThis artist-driven performing arts company presents one of opera's most popular romantic comedies, Donizetti's The Elixir of Love. This production transforms the White Studio into "Adina's Cabaret" with the audience at the center of the action for an immersive opera experience. Performed in Italian with English supertitles. Maria Sensi Sellner conducts.09/19/2014 - 09/21/201409/19 - 8:00 pm09/21 - 3:00 pmLocation: George White Studio, Pittsburgh Opera, 2425 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
The Beethoven Piano Sonatas: Program 1Pianist Walter Morales begins his complete cycle of Beethoven's piano sonatas at Chatham University with the Sonata #1 in F minor, Op. 2 #1; Sonata #24 in F sharp major, Op. 78 "A Therese"; and Sonata #21 in C major, Op. 53 "Waldstein".09/19/2014Time: 4:00 pmLaughlin Music Center, Chatham University, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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James McBrideJames McBride is the author of the 2013 National Book Award winning novel The Good Lord Bird, and well as the New York Times bestseller The Color of Water: A Black Man's Tribute to His White Mother. McBride is a Distinguished Writer in Residence at New York University. McBride will focus on his life and on his newest novel, The Good Lord Bird, a story humorously narrated by the elderly Henry Shackleford, as he reminisces about his youthful adventures.09/22/2014Time: 7:30 pmCarnegie Music Hall, 4400 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
The Book of MormonThe Book or Mormon, winner of nine Tony Awards, including Best Musical, including Best Musical, Best Score, and Best Book. Creators Robert Lopez and Matt Stone. Parker and Stone also begat the four-time Emmy Award-winning landmark animated series, "South Park."09/23/2014 - 10/05/2014Location: Heinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
Passing StrangeThe ground-breaking adventurous musical Passing Strange by Stew and Heidi Rodewald tells the story of a young African-American's travels from his roots in Los Angeles to Europe and back in his search for personal and artistic authenticity. Winner: 2008 Tony for Best Book of a Musical and three Drama Desk awards including Outstanding Musical. Mark Clayton Southers directs.09/25/2014 - 10/09/2014Location: TBAwebsite
Cello FuryWQED and the Downtown Pittsburgh Partnership present a LIVE performance by the "cello rock powerhouse" Cello Fury to usher in a new season of the PBS Arts Fall Festival on WQED-TV. The PBS Arts Fall Festival -- a Friday night fall tradition since 2011 --will be hosted by Kristin Chenoweth beginning Friday, September 26 at 9 pm with "Sweeney Todd" in concert with the New York Philharmonic.09/25/2014Time: 11:30am - 1:30pLocation: Market Square, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite
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There was no doubt Alex Dickerson was going to be named the Curve's team MVP on Sunday, but shortly after receiving that award he got some even better news.
Dickerson was named the Eastern League's Rookie of the Year, an honor bestowed upon him by the league's managers and media. The outfielder has had a storybook second half of the season, then after receiving his award he went out and had a storybook game.
"I just didn't know [that award] existed in minor league baseball, honestly," Dickerson said. "I was just surprised. It's a nice award to achieve."
About 10 minutes after receiving his awards, Dickerson ripped a three-run homer on the first pitch he saw. That blast ignited the Curve offense, which erupted for eight runs in the first inning and went on to beat Akron, 8-3, before 5,915 fans at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
The win assured the Curve will not tie the franchise record for losses in a season (80), as they enter today's finale at 63-78.
Dickerson laughed when asked about immediately following up on his award with a big home run.
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Pirates closer Jason Grilli is scheduled to make his second rehab start for the Curve in today's season finale. Grilli will throw one inning or 20 pitches. He's coming back from a forearm strain.
Outfielder Andrew Lambo and pitcher Jared Hughes were optioned from the Pirates to the Curve on Saturday, but they will not actually be coming to Altoona. Those moves were made to free up space on the big league roster, and after the Curve season ends today, they can be called back up to Pittsburgh on Tuesday, along with pitcher Jeff Locke, who also was optioned to the Curve and did report to Altoona for one day Saturday.
Pirates catcher Tony Sanchez, who's with the Curve for a few days before going back to the majors, had this to say about GM Neal Huntington pulling off some big trades in recent days: "Neal's making moves. Neal's in it to win it. There's no messing around."
"Yeah, I didn't really plan it that way, but it was nice that it ended up the way it did," he said. "And I ended up having a pretty good day after that."
Indeed he did, as Dickerson went 4-for-4 to raise his average to .291. He's been one of the best hitters in all of Double-A since June, raising all of his statistics from the low levels they were at after a slow start in April and May.
Andrew Lambo was the most productive hitter in the EL when he was with the Curve and would have been a viable MVP had he stayed longer. But once Lambo left, Dickerson's emergence made him the easy choice for that honor, and he enters the final day of the season with 17 homers, 68 RBIs and .838 OPS.
"He put a good season together," Curve manager Carlos Garcia said. "Definitely it's one of those cases that the longer the season goes, the better he gets."
Dickerson did that last year in Single-A, too, as he started off slow before putting together a big season at Bradenton and being named Florida State League Player of the Year.
Dickerson getting the EL Rookie of the Year award was a bit of a surprise, although it probably shouldn't have been as his second half has been so good that he impressed everyone in the league. He was a midseason All-Star, was the league's player of the month in July and was a two-time winner of the player of the week honor.
"Especially from where I came from [early in the season], it's really nice to look back at the end and achieve two awards like that," Dickerson said. "It's hard to achieve them, and it just shows that if you put the work in it will turn around."
The Curve gave out several other team awards Sunday, including:
n Pitcher of the Year -- Casey Sadler: He's 11-7 with a 3.31 ERA, tying for fourth in the EL in wins and ranking fifth in ERA. He was recently promoted to Triple-A Indianapolis.
n Unsung Hero -- Two players received this: first baseman Justin Howard and pitcher David Bromberg, who's now in Triple-A. Howard entered Sunday leading all of Double-A in hitting since June 1 with a .339 average. He also overcame a slow start and is at .320 with eight homers, 38 RBIs and .879 OPS.
Bromberg is seventh in the EL with a 3.51 ERA and has pitched in very tough luck with little run support, leading to a 6-12 record.
n Fireman of the Year: This is for relievers, and closer Luis Sanz was honored for saving 16 games in 17 tries. He has a .291 ERA since June 1, and for the season he's 3-5 with a 4.94 ERA.
n Iron Man -- Jarek Cunningham: The second baseman leads the team with 18 homers and has played in a club-high 130 games. He was a midseason All-Star and is hitting .215 with 48 RBIs and has committed just nine errors.
Sunday's game featured a very rare occurrence as Akron starter Toru Murata threw an astounding 43 pitches in the first inning alone, a figure that's almost never seen in the minor leagues, particularly in Double-A or below. Murata gave up eight runs on eight hits in the inning, but manager Edwin Rodriguez left him in the entire time.
The Aeros didn't even start getting anyone warmed up in the bullpen until Murata was at 38 pitches. By comparison, the Pirates have long had an organizational policy that pitchers who throw 30-35 pitches in an inning will be lifted from the game in or after that frame.
Murata (6-6) not only stayed in the game after his disastrous first inning, he went on to throw four shutout innings after that. And strangely enough, he had been very good against the Curve in four starts this season prior to Sunday, going 2-1 with a 3.00 ERA.
Murata throws a ton of offspeed pitches, some as slow as the 63 mph range, and has a fastball that tops out around 87 mph. Still, he had been effective this season until the Curve lit him up in the first inning.
Alen Hanson and Adalberto Santos opened the inning with hits before Dickerson belted his three-run homer. Tony Sanchez, who's with the Curve for a few days before rejoining the Pirates, singled and Howard doubled before Andy Vasquez belted a three-run homer.
Ali Solis singled and scored on a sacrifice fly by Hanson, and Drew Maggi was hit by a pitch and scored the final run on a single by Santos to make it 8-0. The outburst fell one run shy of the team season high for an inning, which was nine on April 9 at Akron, the day Lambo hit for the cycle.
"His offspeed stuff, he was leaving it up all day, and we just did a really good job of sitting back and capitalizing on it," Dickerson said of Murata. "In the past we would chase him or chase early and wouldn't get to a lot of those good pitches to hit and would just pop them up or something. All the way one through nine today we just really got to him."
That's true, as all nine Curve starters had at least one hit. Hanson, Santos, Howard, Vasquez and Solis each had two.
Lefty Nate Baker (4-4), who has had a rough season, finished up on a strong note as he allowed just two runs on seven hits in six innings for the win. He finishes with a 6.05 ERA.
SUBHD: Game recap
Key player: RF Alex Dickerson went 4-for-4.
Key play: Dickerson's three-run homer ignited the Curve to an eight-run first inning.
Key stat: Akron starter Toru Murata threw an incredible 43 pitches in the first inning in allowing eight runs. He rebounded with four shutout innings after that.
SUBHD: How they scored
Bottom 1st: Hanson singled, Santos singled, both scored on Dickerson three-run homer (3-0); Sanchez singled, Howard doubled, both scored on Vasquez three-run homer (6-0); Solis singled, scored on Hanson sacrifice fly (7-0); Maggi hit by pitch, scored on Santos single (8-0).
Top 6th: Rodriguez singled, scored on Holt double (8-1); Abraham single scored Holt (8-2).
Top 7th: Wallace singled, scored on Rodriguez single (8-3).


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The chocolate milk talk just won't die
The chocolate milk talk just won't die
We've talked about it before (see our blog, Wars we wage in dairy and agriculture and our editorial from the June 2011 issue, Keep chocolate milk in schools), but, like heat in the summer, the issue of what to do about chocolate milk just won't go away.
We hear more bad news today from Santa Monica and fourth graders in Edmonton, Canada.
One of the factors behind this is Jamie Oliver, a celebrity chef. We have no doubt he has a vast knowledge of the culinary arts. He can fry an egg, toss a salad, and many other things that it would take our editorial staff three tries to get right.
Oliver is also a philanthropist. He put his house up as collateral to begin a foundation for disadvantaged kids, according to the New York Times. On his current show, Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution, (where much of this chocolate milk stuff started) he tried to fix first the Huntington, W. Va., school district's lunch menu in the first season (2010). This year, he is through five episodes of six based in the Los Angeles Unified School District (and his ratings fell after the first episode so ABC pulled the show after the first few weeks of May sweeps to play during June instead).
There's no doubt that Oliver is probably able to find a lot going on in two of the poorest school districts in the nation. Their lunch program is probably the last thing on their minds, and having well-fed kids probably would help many other things in the schools. I wish I had the time (and resources) that he did to help in such a substantial way. By the looks of it, he's used only his skills and personality to get to where he is, and he deserves all the credit for what he's done.
But he's wrong on chocolate milk.
This is a delicate issue. We don't envy our friends at Dairy Management, Inc., in the task of being selfless, promoting milk, and telling the truth all at the same time. But, I think the dairy industry has a good track record. Of course, we want everyone to consume dairy products, but we've probably created one of the most selfless and factual programs that ever existed for kids: Fuel Up To Play 60, in partnership with the NFL.
If you go to FuelUpToPlay60.com you'll see no mention of dairy, besides the National Dairy Council's sponsorship logo in tiny print at the bottom. If you navigate to the nutritional information, you might find dairy listed a few places, but it also lists all the other food groups in the correct portions – again with no support from the fruit, vegetable, or cereal grain growers of this country.
To add fuel to our fire, we learn in our July issue's People Side page (it will be on page 462 of next month's issue) that China is still moving forward with their one-glass-of-milk-per-child goal. Also, the Washington Post reported yesterday evening that even first graders agree that chocolate milk should be in schools. This has caused the Washington, D.C., city council chairman, Kwame Brown, to ask the D.C. Schools' Chancellor, Kaya K. Henderson, to reconsider that decision. That first grader has nothing to do with the dairy industry, but that article sums up the quarry well:
"The permissivists hold that chocolate milk isn't nutritionally ideal, but it is milk, and sugary milk is better than other equally sugary beverages that don't have the protein, vitamins, and calcium milk does.
The prohibitionists hold that kids don't need any added sugar, and that, if they don't drink plain milk, they can get calcium and other nutrients from other sources. If kids substitute fruit juice, they argue, the "natural sugars" therein are preferable to the corn syrup or cane sugar in flavored milk."
So, when will it end? We don't know, but we hope more people agree with first-grader Aiden Murphy, who submitted this testimony at one of the D.C. Council's youth hearings: http://www.scribd.com/doc/58417723/Aidan-Kohn-Murphy-Chocolate-Milk-Test....
Check out his survey at the end; I hope we can duplicate it elsewhere.


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Low noise mains operated and battery power supplies for SQUID electronics
Astala, Jari
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Issue date: 1996-06-07
University: Tampereen teknillinen korkeakoulu
Faculty: Sähkötekniikan osasto
Department: Ragnar Granit instituutti
The magnetic signal from the heart is extremely weak(approximately 10 pT). Its measurement requires the use of highly sensitive superconducting SQUID magnetometers and gradiometer coils. This study concentrates on design and construction of mains driven and battery powered supplies for SQUID control electronics. The supplies provide an output current of 0.5 A and a split supply voltage of +/- 15 V with the following features: The ripple of the mains driven power supply (PSU) is maintained as low as possible by using high quality components. The Battery Operated power Supply for SQUID electronics (BOSS) has no ripple. Magnetic interference produced the mains driven PSU is used, magnetic interference from AC mains connections and transformers is totally avoided.The outputs of both supplies are protected against over currents and short circuits. The BOSS batteries are rechargeable and the charging procedure is automatic. The charging unit of the BOSS incorporates a cut-off circuit which activates when the batteries are fully charged, and also indicates when the batteries need recharging. Measurements of noise and ripple voltages, efficiency, thermal stability and dependence on variations in the load current demonstrated the supplies' suitability for use in situations where a stable low-noise DC supply is required. /Kir10
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I ricked my girlfriend so I wouldn't get santorum on the bedsheets.
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A great and loyal friend who is super fun to be around. The life of the party. Totally hilarious. Very generous and kind. Thoughtful. Will totally smoke you out and then buy you a frappuccino. Likes adventures. Smart, witty and deep.
Person 1: "Hey dude, where'd you get that frappuccino?"
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I don't mind dirty sex, but I would never rick santorum.
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She would only let him fuck her in the ass if he would rick santorum.
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Another word for broad. On YouTube there is a video that tells a story using hockey player names, one of them being Rick Brodsky. Hockey players constantly refer to girls/ women as broads/ broadskis, so to be more creative the substitution is ricks. Originated at a prep school in New York.
Let's talk about ricks.
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(v.) - to remove something with your tongue. The word is a combination of the words "remove" and "lick," and was popularized by its use in the famous sex column "Savage Love."
I have ricked a lot of things in my life, but I will never rick santorum.
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Thursday, January 12, 2012
During our recent move to a new home in Summerville, my little fur-baby Darla got out through a small fence.
We knew the fence was not up to standard and had a replacement one being installed a few days later.
What we didn't realize is that she could push aside the item we had blocking a doggy door, escape through such door even though she'd never used one before, and get out through said fencing.
We had a multitude of problems at this new house, which had sat empty for most of two years and needed much TLC.
No running water and no working appliances were just the tip of the iceberg.
So that evening, we had traveled to my daughter's house a few miles away for a hot meal and shower after a long day working on this neglected house.
Upon our return, my heart sank when I saw the gate standing open.
Darla was gone and I was frantic.
I called the Fulchers behind us to see if they had seen her.
They had not but quickly offered to help in the search. The McCurrys soon joined in.
And search we did. We walked, drove cars, and rode golf carts for hours to no avail.
I was absolutely heartsick.
My 30-pound baby was missing in a city she had just arrived at from Aiken the night before.
I felt there was no way she'd ever find her way back.
My husband and I had no furniture yet in this work in progress house but we did have an air mattress.
We dragged the air mattress to the kitchen where it would remain for many nights to come. We left all the outside lights on, the porch door open, and slept on an air mattress on the kitchen floor so that we would see her if she returned.
No sleep would come to us any time soon. As soon as the sun came up or before, I was out again looking for Darla.
The Fulcher children made missing signs and printed them and put them up around the neighborhood since I had no internet or printer yet.
I blasted the news out on Facebook and many, many friends re-posted.
Keeping this all from my son was the hardest thing. I had to block him from my Facebook postings. He was away at USC in the middle of taking exams and needed to concentrate only on that.
I made daily trips to the SPCA and walked the sad row of turned in dogs to see if she was there and then went to my car and cried after each trip.
Anyone that doubts this is a pet loving town is wrong. I was amazed at the outpouring of support. My neighbors kept a constant watch out for her.
Facebook friends and their friends sent messages of support and love.
Friends such as Jennifer Shockley and others offered to drive my neighborhood in their spare time to look for her.
Marie McLeod went out walking in the rain on the Sawbranch Trail one night to see if she could spot her.
People I didn't know called just to see if I had found her yet and offer their support.
On my fourth night of no sleep, a true Christmas miracle occurred. I was not sleeping, lying on the air mattress and heard a jingle.
I awkwardly jumped up and ran to the door and saw her running through the back yard.
I yanked opened the door, called her name, and she leapt into my arms. I'm not sure who was happier.
My husband was in Aiken that night and I called him bawling to tell him our prodigal baby had returned. A call to my daughter was next, even thought it had just turned 5 am.
Miracles do occur every day and Darla's return is proof of that.
A true miracle is this wonderful town we live in.
I was truly amazed at the phone calls I received while she was missing, and the ones that continued for two weeks after she returned. People who were just then reading an old newspaper and saw the ad called. People who had seen the posters, or lost postings on various listings, called just to see if she had been found because it had been bothering them that she was lost. The outpouring of love and support was incredible.
Darla has settled in nicely at her new home. She says she thinks she'll like living in Summerville just fine.
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Goodbye, battle rounds!
The Voice's coaches finalized their teams for the knockout rounds on Tuesday, paring down their roster from 12 singers to just six, plus the two new teammates they each added with their strategic steals.
Usher was the only coach who had an available steal and he used it to nab a Latina pop singer from Team Shakira in the final moments of the show. Shakira pitted Bronx native Cathia, an aspiring Latina pop star, against Cuban-born Mary Miranda – and in a bold move assigned the singers to perform her own song, "Antes Des Las Seis."
Usher teasingly wondered whether the choice was "narcissistic," but fiery (and slimmed-down) new mom Shakira explained, "I wanted to see if they would try to imitate my voice or make it their own."
Make it their own they did, and the two earned praise from all four judges for the song they performed in Spanish.
Although Shakira told the young women, "I like you both equally," she ultimately chose Mary, singling her out for her signature vibrato and her voice that "is just so sweet ... like cotton candy."
But after Adam Levine threw an encouraging look to Usher, the new coach slapped his buzzer to save Cathia, who burst into tears of joy.
"You really sold me at the end of your performance," Usher said.
Tuesday also provided another glimpse of a singer all the judges think has great potential to win the show: Team Adam's Sarah Simmons, a 22-year-old music student from Memphis.
Levine paired Simmons with Hawaiian folk singer Duncan Kamakana, and the pair performed Lady Antebellum's "Wanted You More" – and received additional coaching from Lady A's own Hillary Scott.
Blake Shelton in particular seemed awed by Simmons talent. "Sarah, you're one of my favorite singers I have ever heard in my life," he said.
"As a fan of this show I'm going to buy all of Sarah's music as soon as it's available," he added later. "As a coach on this show she's definitely a problem for me."
The evening also pitted the oldest competitor in the show, Shawna P, 45, of Alabama, against one of the youngest: 19-year-old Brandon Roush, who works with autistic kids in Louisville. The duo sang "Piece of My Heart" by Janis Joplin, and coach Shakira dubbed the battle one of eagerness versus experience.
This time, experience won out. "She is in a way so perfect as a singer," Shakira said of picking Shawna.
In other battles: Adam chose college student Amy Whitcomb over Latin pop singer Agina Alvarez; Blake chose Justin Rivers over the Morgan Twins; and Usher picked introverted indie rocker Michelle Chamuel over pop singer Chelsea M.
The knockout rounds begin Monday.
The Voice's Battle Rounds Conclude
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ROCKFORD — The Salvation Army will kick off the 45th annual Food for the Needy drive at 9:45 a.m. Monday at the Gymnasium of Lewis Lemon Elementary School, 1993 Mulberry St.
The goal of the drive is to collect non-perishable food items for the 3,000 plus families and individuals who will register for Christmas food assistance.
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on February 24, 2013 - 1:00 AM
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Frigid February's points of political potpourri:
• Democratic Mayor Byron Brown and his team had been concentrating on their State of the City address he delivered Friday. Now, word from City Hall indicates political matters will command more attention.
• Meanwhile, potential Democratic primary opponent Bernie Tolbert continues to "make the rounds," but that's all. No date for an official announcement, no team in place, no money raised.
The former head of the Buffalo FBI is spied making traditional stops in Buffalo's black churches and events like last week's Assembly hearing on new gun control legislation. But the political calendar marches on. Soon, Tolbert must decide his course in order to wage a viable campaign.
• Speaking of mayoral candidates, Republican Sergio Rodriguez is conducting himself like – well – a mayoral candidate. Rodriguez on Saturday scheduled a fundraiser at the Olivencia Center, has a press guy who sends out official releases and opened a campaign headquarters in the Electric Tower.
The candidate has also resigned his administrative post at Medaille College to concentrate on the campaign, signaling a major commitment when no paycheck arrives each week through November.
• Still on Rodriguez, some countywide Republicans remain less than thrilled about his candidacy and the increased City of Buffalo turnout (with all its Democrats) that could result.
But they should understand he knows how to make the ballot, especially with veteran operatives like former Cheektowaga GOP Chairman Mitch Martin on his team. Martin helped run Ted Morton's oh-so-close challenge for Cheektowaga supervisor in 2011, as well as the successful campaign of Council Member Angela Wozniak.
• One more Rodriguez thought: If he qualifies for the ballot, and if outreach to Hispanics remains a goal of the national GOP, it seems a good bet that high-profile Republicans will be flocking to Buffalo to be seen campaigning with Rodriguez.
• Albany sources report Sen. Tim Kennedy was "everywhere" at last weekend's Black and Puerto Rican Caucus event. That makes sense for the Buffalo Democrat, who acknowledges he must make major inroads among black voters in his district who overwhelmingly supported primary challenger Betty Jean Grant in 2012.
• Can't you just picture meetings these days between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Syracuse Mayor Stephanie Miner – his hand-picked co-chairwoman of the state Democratic Party?
Especially after she complained in a New York Times op-ed piece that the governor's budget proposal amounted to a "gimmick" to let municipalities reduce current pension payments and make up the difference in the future? Ouch.
• Joe Mascia, a former Democratic candidate for the County Legislature and Assembly who also applied earlier this month to become an Erie County Water Authority commissioner, says "money" lies behind the Legislature's selection of attorney Chris O'Brien for the job.
In a letter to the Legislature chairwoman, he said he will file a complaint with the Bar Association and state ethics officials about an "appearance of impropriety" because of O'Brien's substantial political donations.
But Camille McOwen, whose family has run Rosewood Signs in Tonawanda for decades, is registering complaints of her own about Mascia (also a Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority commissioner) and his money issues. He owes her firm more than $2,000 for his unsuccessful campaigns.
"But that's not the point," McOwen said. "We've got somebody like this in office?"
Mascia said late last week he paid McOwen $500 toward the bill, but she says she has received no such check even though she offered to let him skate for $1,500.
"This is what our politics is all about," said a disgusted McOwen.
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The state in which one finds oneself when given cause to grin so widely as to appear as though one has swallowed a wire metal coathanger.
When I saw her smile it utterly coathangered me.
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45 km of cross-country ski trails for traditional skiing and skating combine the main departure points: Schwarzenbühl/Selital, Ottenleuebad and the Gurnigel water divide. The network is supplemented by several somewhat more demanding secondary routes. The cross-country ski trails with reliable snowfalls and views of the Gantrisch range, Lake Thun and the Alps are suitable for dedicated sportspersons as well as amateur cross-country skiers.
Altitude: 1500 to 1600 meters above sea level
Altitude: 1500 to 1600 meters above sea level
Classic trail: 45km
Skating: 45km
Night trail: none
Dog trail: none


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Archived Formulary
- 2013
- April 2013
Mild Moisturizing Body Wash
Revive Waterless Foam Shampoo HC-29
Mild Liquid Soap
Everyday Body Lotion
Silky Hand and Foot Cream
Veiling Cream
Curl Care Styling Cream
Skin Lightening Treatment with MELAVOIDâ¢
- March 2013
Broad Spectrum SPF 45 Sunscreen
Shine Pomade
Antidandruff Conditioning Shampoo
Free Style Molding Gel
CC Cream
Natural Lip Balm
Natural Hand Lotion
Menâs Deo Natrual with SENSFEELâ¢
- February 2013
Creamy Swirls Body Wash
Light and Natural BB Cream
Total Collagen Cream Gel
Heat Treat Themal Protection Spray
Detangling Conditioner
- January 2013
Hair Conditioner From Lipo Chemicals
Soothing Sensitive Emulsion
Magical Mascara
Clear Conditioning Shampoo
- 2012
- December 2012
Clear, Protective Skin Balm with Silicone
Moisturizing Lip Balm No. 1519
Skin Lightening Treatment
Marshmallow Whip Cleanser
Enhanced Self Tanning Mousse for Pump
O/W Cream with Brightening Effect
Skin Firming Moisturizing
Power Limescale Cleaner HC/HS/47
Shampoo for Fine Hair
- November 2012
Soothing Lavender Hand Cleanser
Pink Lemonade Shower Gel
Sulfate-Free Exfoliating Facial Cleanser
Essential Beauty Barrier Cream
High Gloss Clear Stick for Lips
Plant-based Window Cleaner HC/HS/51
Cherry Pearl Serum
Translucent Foundation
- October 2012
Sticky Stuff Styling Putty
BB Powder for Velvet & Mat with Citrustem
Simply Clean Sulfate-Free Body Wash
BB Cream with Deposilk Q1 Polymer
Ageless Cream with Lipolight OAP/PVA No. 1637
Queen of the Night Shimmering Powder
Multipurpose Daily Cleaner
SensoActive Gel Formula No. NAD064-11-05A
Scented Clear Massage Oil
Hair Styling Pomade
Natural Moisturizing Cream with Lubrajel
- September 2012
Refreshing Sulfate-Free Shampoo
O/W Lightweight Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30+
Elegant Cream (Natural Theme) No. 1631
Pearly Sheen Lipgloss
Eco Shower Shine HC/HS/45
Scalp Fluid
Ultra Moisturizing Cream, SPF 15
Broad Spectrum SPF ~48, PFA (PPD) ~22 Sunscreen Cream Formula JZ4-272
Simply Satin Lotion
After Sun Shimmer - 02-142
Sunscreen Stick with SPF 30
Bubbling Cola Anti-Acne Treatment
- August 2012
Natural Oil Shampoo
Line Eraser Gel with Lipolight OAP/PVA
Natural Body Cream
Total Collagen Rejuvenating Serum with Syn-TC
Satin Wine Shimmer Lip Balm
Light Moisturizer for Men
Long-lasting WFE Foundation
Face Mask (O/W)
Silicone-Free Color Protection Shampoo
- July 2012
Arizona Chemical
Oil-Free Creamy Face Wash
Ageless Restructuring
Winter Cream (O/W)
Lifting Face Serum
Creamy Iridescence
Body Lotion
DNA Protective Cream With Pepha®-Protect and Alpaflor® Linum AO
- June 2012
Soft Lip Balm From CLR
Preservative Free Natural Shampoo
Manipulate Me Defining Wax
All Natural Skin Care Stick
BB Cream with Oxygen
Silicone Free Foundation
SensoMilk Lotion
Triple Benefit Styling Gel
- May 2012
Glowing EyeShadow From Coast Southwest
Stimulsense After Shave
Soft Touch Clear Body Spray
Silicone Free Color Protect Shampoo
Silky Face Moisturizing Lotion
Water-Based Acrylic Nail Polish
- April 2012
Silky Skin Whitening Cream
Luxurious Night Cream with Wild Mango Butter
Sun Care Cream, SPF 30
Regenerative Cream
Cellulite Reducing/Body Contour Rebuilding Cream
Supple Butter Hand Lotion
Hair Softening Shampoo
Skin Brightening & Anti-Aging Moisturizing Lotion with Resveratrol
Hot Stuff Thermal Protection Spray
- March 2012
Shea Play Hand Lotion from Calumet
Sulfate-Free Mild Facial Wash
Multi-Active Brightening Cream
Shampoo for Color Treated and Relaxed/Permed Hair
Strong Hair Growth Stimulant
Paraben-Free Cocoa Butter Lotion
Continuous Sunscreen Spray, SPF 50+
- February 2012
NMF Generating Epidermal Moisturizer
Enlivened Facial Cleansing
Primer with Lipolight OAP/PVA and Orgasol Caresse
Anti-Aging Moisturizing Lotion With Retinol
Shimmery Cocoa Butter Body Wash
Ultra Shine Color Saver Hair Serum
Oat & Vitamin A Face Serum
Moisturizing Blemish Balm, SPF 15
Luxscreen Sun Cream (Cold Process)
Oxy Energy Night Cream
Radiant Sundae Face Cream from Lipo Chemicals
- January 2012
Hair Conditioning Cream
Anti-Aging Expression Serum
High Foam Sulfate-Free Shampoo
SPF 25 Lipstick
Winter Shea Butter Cream From HallStar
- 2011
- December 2011
Sulfate-Free 2 in 1 Shampoo From Rhodia
Gelled Shower Oil
Jelly Lip Gloss
Hair Mask for Dry Hair
Cold Process Leave-in Conditioner
Moisturizing Hair Gel with Pentavitin
Hair Conditioner with Pronalen HS
Moisturizing Hair Gel with PENTAVITIN®
- November 2011
Centerchem Creates Conditioning Hair Rinse
Satin Instinct Mild Conditioning Shampoo
Water-Based Acrylic Nail Polish (F-02-016B)
Economic Green Moisturizing Body Wash
Oil-Free Eyeshadow
Emollient Liquid Hand Soap
Whipped Shave Cream
Stress Relief Facial Mask with Thermostressine
Anti-Wrinkle Cream with SYN®-Hycan and AuraSphere N
- October 2011
Alcohol-free Conditioning Aftershave Lotion with Alguard
Spray Lotion
Emulsifier-Free Sunscreen Lotion
Anti-Aging Moisturizing Soft Stick (Formula JZ3-285)
Water-Based Acrylic Nail Polish (Formulation F-92-001D)
Self-Warming Hot Oil Conditioner
Moisturizing Gel
Long Lasting Fragrant Body Lotion
- September 2011
Certainly No Tears Shampoo from BASF
Moisturizing O/W Emulsion
Clear and Hydrating Sulfate Free Shampoo
Jeesperse HV-CPW Spray Lotion Formulation J10-45A JM
Tinted Broad Spectrum SPF ~70, PFA (PPD) ~26 Sunscreen Cream Formula JZ3-178
- August 2011
Coast Southwest, Inc.
Clear Quenching Finishing Gel
Repair Hair Conditioner
Protein Based Hair Conditioner
Snow White Skin Lightening Cream
W/O Soft Kids Sun Protection
Jeesperse LV-CPW Spray Lotion J10-45 JM
Gelled, Water-Proof Mascara
Dual-Action Wrinkle Serum
- July 2011
Broad Spectrum SPF~32, PFA (PPD)~16 Sunscreen Lotion Spray
BB Illuminating Foundation Veil SPF 15, UVA-PF/SPF > 1/3
Lavender Rose Body Spray
Jeesperse CPW-S Natural Hydrogel Formulation 11- 38NJM
Red Expressions Shampoo
- June 2011
Clear Lipgloss with Sunscreen Actives, SPF 10
Moisture Lotion
Eye Shadow 02-062.1
Sugar Cane Body Wash
Smooth Sensation Conditioning Shampoo for Asian Hair
NPA Hair & Body Conditioning Shampoo
Natural Gloss Treatment Cream
Anti-Aging Moisturizing Day Cream
Protective Skin Cream with Bodyfensine
Eyelash Growth Formula
- May 2011
Moisturizing Shampoo For Ethnic Hair
O/W Caring Body Lotion
Balsam Type Hair Lotion Rinse
Long Lasting Fragrant Body Lotion
Clear Conditioning Rinse
Protective Foundation SF 1229/E
Antibacterial Moisturizing Hand Soap
Broad Spectrum SPF ~55, PFA ~22 Sunscreen
Antioxidant Skin Cream
Aftershave Balm
- April 2011
Radiance Complexion Age-Defying Gel Cream
Broad Spectrum SPF ~ 45, PFA (PPD) ~15 Sunscreen Spray
Firming Face Lotion With Zirhafirm and Voluplus
Natural Lipgloss (Based on Kahlwax 6720)
Clear Conditioning Rinse
Alpha Hydroxy Acid Cleanser
Safe & Soft Hygiene Hand Gel
Hair Wax Formula JZ3-48
Mango Nourishing Facial Mask
Light Lotion with REGU®-CEA
Anti-Wrinkle Moisture Serum with INYLINE and XPERTMOIST
- March 2011
Sun Care 'Surf' Stick
Light Touch Sports Sunscreen
Hair Wax Formula JZ3-48
Mega Hold Clear Styling Gel
Anti Acne Facial Cleanser
- February 2011
Emulsifier-Free Sunscreen Milk with SPF 15
Suntan Extending Lotion with Anti-Cellulite Properties
Styling & Conditioning Cream
Broad Spectrum SPF ~70 Sunscreen Cream
- January 2011
Pearlescent Body Wash Base
Clear, Temperature Resistant Air Freshener, Ultra High Fragrance Load
Anti-Cellulite Body Lotion
Age-Killing Effect Day Cream with SYN-Ake
Stick with Me Sunscreen Formulation 1366
- 2010
- December 2010
Broad Spectrum SPF 36 Sunscreen Cream
All Purpose Spray Cleaner
High Glycerin Content Facial Gel
Luxurious Face Cream With Zirhafirm and Homeostatine
Creamy Conditioner Rinse for Damaged Hair
Daily Skin Renewal Body Lotion
Anti-Glycation Lotion with Dglyage and Lipochroman-6
Skin Lightening Cream Gel with Alpha-Arbutin and DISMUTIN®-PF
- November 2010
Transparent Massage Oil From Arizona Chemical
Smoothing Foundation
Moisture and pH Restoring Body Wash
Acid Foaming Cleaner with Gel Effect
Firming Cream for Mature Skin with Relistase, Serilesine and Decorinyl
Daily Skin Renewal Body Lotion
Age Delaying Face Serum with VITASOURCE
Moisturizing Lotion for Very Dry Skin with PENTAVITIN® and STIMU-TEX®
- October 2010
High Protection SPF 30 Sunscreen With Skin Lightening Properties
Broad Spectrum SPF 30 Sunscreen Fade Cream
Turn Back Time Night Cream
Transparent Lip Gloss
Anti-Redness Lotion with Regu-Cea
Clear Water-Based Acrylic Nail Polish
Caring O/W Body Lotion
Wrinkle Release Cream with INYLINE SOLUTION and ARGIRELINE® NP
Body Slimming Treatment Gel with Provislim and Green Tea ECO
- September 2010
Silky Treatment Cream with Trylagen PCB
Stretchmark Treatment Cream with Regu-Stretch
Shampoo for Conditioning And Shine from Dow Corning
Mild & Gentle Sulfate-Free Bath Gel
Facial Contouring Moisturizer With Voluplus and Xeradin
Anti Blemish Cream SPF 15
Natural Care - Skin Protection Lotion
Bathroom Cleaner
- August 2010
Clear Firming Sulfate-Free Apple Body Wash
Fluid Foundation
Simple Hair Conditioner Base Formula JZ1-158
Silky Touch Mineral Sunscreen SPF 15
All-Natural Face & Body Cream
Skin Perfection Foundation With Hybridur 875 Polymer Dispersion
Anti-Wrinkle Moisturizer With Syn-Hycan and Pentavitin
Wrinkle Filling Treatment with Noline
Intensive Moisture Cream with XPERTMOIST and PETALATUM
- July 2010
De-Stressing Cream with Thermostressine and Bodyfensine
Inorganic Sunscreen Lotion SPF 15
Glass Cleaner
Rejuvenating O/W Cream
High Protection SPF 30 Sun Spray
Sun Cream Formulation 1414
Spray On Liquid Sunscreen
Sulfate-Free Soothing Shampoo
Broad Spectrum SPF 32, PFA (PPD) 13 Sunscreen Lotion
Green Hair Styling Putty
Body Shaping Gel with Drenalip(TM)
Anti-Wrinkle Cream with Pepha(R)-Tight and AuraSpheres
- June 2010
Grants Performance Foundation with Pomegrante BT
Easy Floor Cleaner
Sprayable Organic Sunscreen Lotion, SPF 15
NPA Hair & Body Conditioning Shampoo
Rinse-Off Conditioner for Hair Volume
Gentle Touch Baby Shampoo
Durable Protection Sunscreen Lotion
Smooth Protective Foot Cream Formula JZ2-94
- May 2010
Emulsifier-Free Sunscreen Milk, SPF 30
Styling Glue
Broad Spectrum SPF ~17 Sunscreen Cream
Botanical Treatment Cream
Magic Gel
Tub and Tile Cleaner
- April 2010
Refreshing and Energizing Body Mist
Evening Cream with Anti-Aging Actives
All Purpose Alkaline Cleaner
Skin Renewal Cream with Ginseng Root BT Featuring Gransil GVL
Mold and Mildew Stain Remover
Broad Spectrum SPF ~17, PFA (PPD)
- March 2010
Premium Hand/Dishwash Liquid
AP Stick (Silicone-Free)
After Sun Flax Lotion
Weightless Sulfate-Free Surfactants Conditioning Shampoo
SPF-20 Spray Sunscreen
W/O Basic Sun Cream
Ultra Dry Antiperspirant & Deodorant Stick Formula JZ2-96
Cashmere Sense Makeup Base Formulation 1231
- February 2010
AHA Moisturizing Lotion Formula JZ2-86
Naturecare All Over Hair & Body Conditioning
Leave-in Conditioning Mousse
Youthful Skin Cream
Candy Apple Shower Gel
Cold Process Conditioner
- January 2010
DNA Protective Lotion with Preventhelia
Broad Spectrum SPF 18.6 Sunscreen Cream
Shampoo & Body Wash for Babies and Kids
Omega-3 Hand Soap
Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer with Vitamin E
Golden Bronze Cream-to-Powder Eyeshadow
Economy Sulfate-Free Shampoo
Lucidity Anhydrous Sunscreen Gel
Hair Conditioning Mask
- 2009
- December 2009
Neck and Decollete Serum
Moisturizing Combing Cream
Shine Control Face Serum
Ultra-Mild All-Mineral Sunscreen
Flax Conditioner
Soothing Hand Sanitizing Gel
Rinse-Off Conditioner
Naturally-Derived Moisturizing Body Wash
Sulfate-Free Surfactants Conditioning Shampoo
Blue Talc Free Eye Shadow with Dry Binder
- November 2009
Wrinkle Fading Under Makeup Moisturizer
High SPF Sprayable Sunscreen Lotion
Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer*
New Generation Anti-Aging Moisturizer
Sulfate-Free Conditioning Shampoo
Styling Aid and Fixative
Hand Sanitizing Gel
Flax Body Wash
Hard Surface Cleaner with Anti-Scale Effect
Moisturizing Combing Cream
- October 2009
Pore Refining Wipes from Cognis
Anti-Aging Day Care Emulsion SPF 24
Extra Protection Super Silky Sunscreen Lotion
Soothing Lip Balm with Petalatum
Everlasting Youth
O/W Moisturizing Body Spray
Sulfate-Free Surfactants Conditioning Shampoo
PEG-Free Emulsion for Baby Wipe
- September 2009
Broad Spectrum SPF 50 Sunscreen Lotion
Clear Water-Resistant Hair Gel
- August 2009
Sunscreen Lotion with Titanium Dioxide
Silky Moisture Facial Cream with Organza
Natural Baby Ointment
Styling Aid/Fixative
Water Resistant Mascara
Radiating Makeup Base Cream
Hair Straightener (Relaxer)
Silicone-Free Moisturizing Shampoo
Mild Hair & Body Shampoo (PEG- & Sulfate-Free)
- July 2009
Centerchem Formulates Therapeutic Cream
Glycols-Based Translucent Deo Stick
Antiperspirant Deodorant Stick
Hand Sanitizing Gel
O/W Facial Wipe for Mature Skin
Hydrating Body Créme
Sulfate-Free Surfactants Conditioning Shampoo
Extra Protection Super Silky Sunscreen Lotion
Antiperspirant Gel CP
Liquid Eyeliner
Cream Conditioner
- June 2009
Flax Moisturizing Lotion
Natural Sunscreen 13963-70F.3
Soft Sensations Body Butter with Whitesense
Hair & Body Shampoo PEG and Sulfate-Free
Ecocert Shampoo
Syndet Bar with Natural Conditioners
Facial Exfoliate with Intelimer 13-1 Polymer
3G+ Protection Multitask Face Cream
Body Cream
Daily Deep Conditioner
- May 2009
Collagen Boosting Lotion from Evonik
Under Eye Cream
Skin Brightening Cream with Chromabright MFF
Shine & Style Hair Gel with Gelaid WSL
Acne Treatment Lotion with Intelimer 8600
Moisturizing Oil-in-Water Cream
Broad Spectrum SPF 45 Anti-Aging Moisturizer
Age Spot Treatment Cream
Fresh Solutions Sulfate Free Shampoo
Water-Resistant Hair Styling Gel
Ultra Dry SPF 50 Sunscreen
Dry Shampoo
- April 2009
Cream for Mature Skin with Skinmimics
Sprayable Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30
Liquid-Binder-Free Compact Powder
Extremely Hydrating Gel
Lipstick with Intelimer 13-6 Polymer
Suntan Lotion SPF 30 with Silasoma MEA
Fill Up Shampoo for Men
Broad Spectrum SPF 15 Daywear Moisturizer
Ringing Gel Hair Styling Pomade
Alive with Color Shampoo
- March 2009
Anti-Aging Day Cream
Leave-On Conditioner
Spider Web Créme Wax
AP Roll-On SenSoft
Super Volume Mascara TW 1798
Antiperspirant Solid Stick
Wipe with Improved Cleansing Properties
- February 2009
Age Defense Cream
Antiperspirant/Deodorant Stick
Low pH Resurfacing Facial Peel
Cloud of Care TW 1759
Anti-Aging SPF ~20, PFA ~9 Facial Moisturizer
Eye Cream with BeauActive MTP
Lipstick with DR-415 Candelilla Substitute
- January 2009
Natural Lotion
Natural Hair Conditioner
Mommy n Me Lavandin Diaper Cream
Pain Killer Soothing Cream for Sensitive Skin
O/W Facial Wipe for Mature Skin
Economy Mild Nature-Derived Skin Care Lotion
Cream Powder
Water-Resistant Mascara
Cold Process Sheer Foundation (Light Beige)
Day Cream with All-Q Plus and Amphisol K
Ageless Beauty - Rejuvenating Conditioner
- 2008
- December 2008
Ageless Beauty Rejuvenating Shampoo
Against Fur Hair Growth Diminishing Body Lotion
Mommy n' Me Bubbly Amide-Free Baby Shampoo
By Nature Leave-in Conditioner
Sulfate-Free Conditioning Shampoo
Kitchen/Restaurant Degreaser
Premium Mid Nature-Based Shampoo
Body Wash
After Sun Body
- November 2008
Mommy n Me Lavandin Baby Cleansing Wash & Shampoo
Sugar Scrub with Omega-3
Age Spot Treatment Cream
Natural Body Wash
Merlot Wine Cream
Metal Cleaner/Spray Cleaner
Moisturizing Body Wash No. 1476
Cold Process Sheer Blush (Sienna)
Pressed Powder Foundation (JHP3-48-4)
All Purpose Alkaline Cleaner
Hair Pomade (Formulation 1085)
- October 2008
Lipomulse Luxe Everyday Hair Conditioner
Longevity Hair Spray with Style Memory
Shimmering Hair Glue
Revitalizing Conditioner for Stressed Hair
Rich & Creamy Shampoo and Mask
NatureCare Repair Protection Shampoo
Velvet Moisturizing Liquid Foundation
Improved Acne Appearance Cream
Cold-Process Exfoliating Cream
Natural Compact Powder
Hair Styling Formulation
Mommy n Me Lavandin Baby Cleansing Wash & Shampoo
- September 2008
Broad Spectrum SPF 33 Sunscreen Spray
Body Cleansing Foam for Girls & Boys
Lipomulse Luxe AHA Moisturizer
Amazing Neck and Face Cream
Nutri Shine Conditioner
Long-Lasting Sunscreen with Rice Oil
Sulfate-Free Conditioning Shampoo
Anti-Wrinkle Cream
Cold-Process Exfoliating Cream
Whitening Sun Care Lotion SPF 30+
- August 2008
Fresh Start Eye Treatment from Noveon
Green Fluid Day Cream 7065B
Warming Lip Gloss
Teens Rich Smooth Lotion for Dry Skin
Marzipan Soufflé
Natural Acne Cleaner
Mild Hair Cleansing & Caring Shampoo
- July 2008
Illuminating Lotion from Lipo Chemicals
Asian Brightening Secret: Intensive Night Repair
Sulfate-Free Body Wash AC050
Teen Pure - Facial Anti-Sebum Cream
Facial Foaming Cleanser
Ah! Happy Hour
Daily Wear Cream with SPF
Sun Spray
- June 2008
All Natural Styling Gel from National Starch
Makeup Removing Wash
Fresh Start Facial Serum (LL)
Anti-Aging Moisturizing Lotion with SPF 30
Peel Off Mask
Naturecare Anti-Age Face Cream
Refreshing & Cooling Body Mist SPF 30, UVA
- May 2008
Hair & Scalp Creme Moisturizer
Body Cleansing Foam for Girls and Boys
Bust-Enhancing Cream with Volufiline
Styling & Care Gel Cream
Natural Hair Mask
Fresh Start Moisturizing Facial Mask
- April 2008
Ringing Gel Styling Pomade
Protective Anti-Breakage Shampoo
Sensitive Skin Balance for Men
Skin Lotion
Immucell Renewal Cream
Oil Free Cream
Fresh Start Energizing Lotion
High Gloss Care for Weathered Plastic
- March 2008
High Protection Sun Spray SPF 30
Moisturizing Facial Gel
W/O Spa Sun Lotion
Sunscreen W/O Lotion with TiO2 and ZnO
Whitening Suncare Lotion SPF30+
- February 2008
Anti-Aging Multifruit Lotion
Wet Wipe Emulsion-Wood, Leather, Plastic
Water-in-Oil Self-Tanning Gel
Delicious 24-hour Soft Touch
24 Hour Moisturizing Body Wash
White Clay Hydrating Facial Mask
Stress Relief Calming Body Cream
- January 2008
Evoniks Revitalizing Lotion for Oily Skin
Carbon Remover with Steposol SC
Plant Collagen Moisturizing Lip Balm
Skin Brightening Cream with Etioline
Shampoo for Damaged Hair
Refreshing Sprayable Milk
- 2007
- December 2007
Peppermint Foot Scrub
Clean and In Control Shampoo
Botanical Foot Powder
Hair Combing Cream
Moonshine Gloss & Repair Shampoo
Sulfate Free Shampoo Gel
Broad Spectrum SPF 30 PA Sunscreen
- November 2007
Moisturizing Body Lotion
All-Purpose Spray and Wipe Cleaner
Facial Energizing Ampoule
Body Butter Ale
Sprayable Waterproof Foundation
Skin Cushion with Lipex Sheasoft
Daily Moisturizer for Sensitive Skin
- October 2007
Skin Lightening Cream
Sulfate-Free Shampoo Gel
XL Style & Hold Water
Summer Feel Moisturizing Body Lotion
Créme Gel with Gold Mica
- September 2007
Smooth Antiperspirant Cream
Ilumineyes Anti-Aging, Silky Eye Gel
Clear Bodywash
Pearlized 2-in-1 Conditioning Shampoo
- August 2007
Chestnut Tinted Foundation
Illustrious Eye Shadow
High Shine Shimmer Lip Gloss
Mommy n' Me Bubbly Amide-Free Baby Shampoo
- July 2007
Color Boosting Conditioning Shampoo
Sprayable W/O Hair Shine
Daily Wear Facial Moisturizer
Fresh Foundation in Powder Form
Funky Wet Fibers
Natural Moisturizing Shampoo
Skin Extravagance Caviar Créme
Smooth Antiperspirant Cream
Conditioning 2-in-1 Shampoo
- June 2007
Sprayable Hair Milk
Soft and Pure Baby Wash
Biorepair Skin Gel
Skin Cushion with Lipex Sheasoft
Clear Face Wash
Baby Balm
FUN-ky Wet Fibers
Mild Amide Free Baby Shampoo
- May 2007
Skin Protecting Lotion
Natural Moisturizing Shampoo
Timeless Collagen Regulation
All Over Body Balm
Sprayable W/O Hair Shine
Luxurious Body Cream
2-in-1 Conditioning Shampoo
All Natural Lotion
FUN-ky Superhold Sculpting Taffy
- April 2007
Cookies and Cream Skin Polishing and Slimming Cream
Sports Beach Sunscreens SPF 40
Oil Free Cream
Moisturizing Combing Cream
Skin Moisturizer
Deep Conditioning Hair Butter
Cold Mixing Pearlescent Conditioner
Incredible Velvety Lotion
- March 2007
Cationic O/W Sun Cream
Gorgeous Face
UV Protection Shampoo
Pre-Sun Skin Protection
Brightening Lemon Under-Eye Creme
After Sun Moisturizer for Dry Skin
Moisturizing Skin Lotion
- February 2007
Barrier Hand & Body Lotion
Economy Hair Shampoo
Luxurious Body Cream
Professional Relaxer
Long-Lasting Curl Enhancement Creme
Baby Shampoo
Anti Wrinkle Cream
- January 2007
Daily Conditioning Shampoo
Tanning Accelerator
Volumizing Lipstick
Anti-Wrinkle Gel
Softening Pomegranate Body Butter
Protective Gel Conditioner
Wrapping and Shine Creme
- 2006
- December 2006
Water Styling Waxes
Luxurious Moisturizing Body Wash
Anti-Aging Skin Cream
Pump Up The Volume Styling Mousse
Deep Conditioning Hair Butter
Makeup Primer
Fragrance + Paraben-Free Firming Serum
- November 2006
Water Based Mousse Foundation
Eye Gel with Argireline
3-in-1 Body Wash
Crystal Clear Luxurious Facial Cleanser
Shine Enrichment Serum
Anti Hair Breakage Shampoo
Pump Spray Gel
Lychee Craving
SPF 15 Sunscreen Stick
- October 2006
Anti-Cellulite Lotion
Pumpable Leave-In Conditioner
Makeup Remover Wipe
Kiwi Marmalade Foaming Facial Scrub
CocoaSlim Chocolate Cream
Deep Hair Care Cream with Wild Mango Butter
Skin Tightening Contouring Gel
- September 2006
Glittering Clear Gel with Cosmospheres
Replenishing Creme Rinse
Moisturizing Face Fluid
Quick Breaking W/O Emulsion
Skin Lightening Gel
Replenishing Conditioning Shampoo
Crystal Clear Conditioning Antibacterial Hand Soap
Babies Special Extra Mild & Tender Hair Shampoo
"Liquid" Antiperspirant Stick
Spray-On After Tan Moisturizer
- August 2006
Soft & Pure Baby Wash
Clear Makeup Remover Gel with Gemseals
Hand, Nail & Cuticle Cream
Super Moisturizer
Koboguard Waterproof Lengthening Mascara
Lychee Pulp Fruity Serum for Radiant Skin
CocoaSlim White Skin Cream
- July 2006
Easy Hair Color Creme (Black) with KeraTint EZ
Conditioning Bar Soap
Blue Lotus Moisturizing Mask
Alcohol-Free Fragrance
Lipstick with Permethyl 98B
Soft Cream O/W
- June 2006
Nourishing & Moisturizing Hair Care
Light, EO-Free Processed Cream (o/w)
Lipgloss with Prespearls
Lustreplex Shampoo
Syndet Bar with Natural Conditioners
Intensive Care Ampoule
Hair Cream with Primasponges
Hand & Body Lotion with Proaqua ISL
- May 2006
Firm Control Styling Gel
Hot Pour Sunrise Eyeshadow/Blush
Forever Aftershave with Sunscreens
Alcohol-Free Fragrance
Gel with Cell Fat Regulator Activity
Revitalizing Conditioner
Skin Firming Body Treatment
Light Nutrigel
- April 2006
Créme Concealer
Fresh Liquid Sunscreen TW 1624
Anticellulite Gel with Liporeductyl
Deep Defense Exfoliating Gel for Men
Thick, Rich Shampoo
Intensive Care Hair Cream
Refreshing Body Gel
Styling Pomade
- March 2006
Detangling Hair Fluid
Frequent Use Liquid Hand Soap
Body Infusing Conditioner for Curly Hair
UV Guard Creme Spray
Cleansing Wipe Concentrate
SPF Water-Resistant Sunscreen
Regenerative Gel with Preregen
- February 2006
Daily Moisturizer with SPF 15
Foam Pump Hand Soap
Conditioner for Soft, Strong, Shiny Hair
Anti-Wrinkle Skin Care
BrightEssence Cream
Revitalizing Shampoo with Beracare ARS
Hydrating W/O Night Cream
- January 2006
Liquid Powder
Wellness Rejuvenation Bath Wash
Healthy Skin Moisturizing Cream with Cranberry Seed Oil
Pearled Milk Bath with Nutrilan Milk
Intense Smoothing & Conditioning Masque with Crodabond CSA
General Purpose Spray & Whip Cleaner
Slimming Cream Containing Liporeductyl
Body Lotion with Apricot Herbamilk
- 2005
- December 2005
Lightweight Styling Gel
True Emulsion Shower Bath
Shine-Control Facial Lotion with Silica Gels
Deep Penetrating Hair Reconstructor
Ultra Liquid Laundry Detergent
Skin Brightening Cream
Sulfate-Free Clear 2-in-1 Shampoo
- November 2005
Shower Gel with Softspheres
Institutional Dishwasher Detergent
Natural Emollient Syndet Bar
Intense Smoothing and Conditioning Mask
Full Spectrum Sunscreen SPF 30+
Cold Water Dishwash Detergent Blend
Skin Lightening Cream for Age Spots
Clear Gel Shampoo with Zeniberry
- October 2005
Deep Wrinkle Treatment
Hand Soap with Trioclosan
Gentle Oil Control Shower Gel
Broad Spectrum W/O Sunscreen SPF 55
Mild Body Wash with Soy Protein
Shampoo with Aloe Herbamilk
Water in Oil Skin Cream
- September 2005
Solar Shelter Spray Emulsion
Citrus Degreaser with Crodaquat DGR
Anti-hangover Shower Oil Booster
Body Sugar Scrub
High SPF Sunscreen
Rinse Off Conditioner
Cream Gel With Kukui Herbamilk
Water in Oil Anti-aging Skin Cream
- August 2005
Foundation Cream with Immuno-Protection
Ultra-Mild Baby Shampoo
Simple Moisturizing Lotion
Velvet Care Lotion
Lipstick with Ronastar Noble Sparks
Anti-Dandruff Shampoo
35% VOC Aerosol Hairspray Concentrate: Firm Hold
No-Touch Car Wash
- July 2005
Body Wash With Suga Quat S-1210
Hair Conditioner with Ginseng Herbamilk
Emollient Syndet Bar
Ringing Gel
Eye Balm with 1% Ecotoin
Shampoo for Ethnic Hair
- June 2005
Apricot Rinse-Off Conditioner for Fine Hair
Styling Pomade
Clear Conditioning Shampoo
Chocolate Delight Light
Anti-Expression Line Cream
Humidity-Resistant Smoothing and Straightening Creme
Liquid Soap With Orchid Herbalmilk
Carpet Shampoo
- May 2005
High Foaming Pressure Wash
Soothing Senses Water Free Cotton Gel
O/W Body Silk Cream for Normal Skin
Silky Water-in-Oil Sunscreen Cream
Super Conditioner for Damaged Hair
Moisturizing Cream for Dry Skin
Luminizing Face Mask
Waterless Hand Cleaner
- April 2005
Cost Effective Body Lotion
Cold Blended Shampoo
Silky Feel Water-in-Oil Cream
Bronzing Stick
Cream in Mousse Form
Clear Moisturizing Gel
Conditioning Hair Mask
Skin Whitening Cream
- March 2005
Light Shade Aqua Foundation
Acidic Bathroom Cleaner
Self-Tanning Spray
Eye Shadow Fresh Gel in Powder Form
Ringing Gel Styling Pomade
Clear Facial Cleanser
Polish 'n' Shine Lip Gloss
Alcohol-Free Mouthwash Concentrate
- February 2005
Cooling Balm for Legs and Feet
Easy Comb Hair Conditioner
Toothpaste Formula
Aqua Clear Skin
Brilliant Shine Moisturizing Lipstick
Laundry Powder - Phosphate-Free
Exfoliating Cream for Dry Skin
Fiber Putty for Pliable Styling
Leave-On Conditioning Spray
Anti-Expression Lines Cream
- January 2005
Fast Wetting, Non-Streak Multi-Surface Cleaner
Silky Cold Process Lotion
Exfoliating Cream
Powder Cream Blush
Antiperspirant Spray
Leave-In Conditioner
Clear Shampoo
Economic Foam Brush Carwash
- 2004
- December 2004
Golden Body Butter
Dilutable Glass Cleaner
Baby Shampoo
Age Spot Defense
Cocoa Body Butter
Volumizing Conditioner
Velvet Effect Sunscreen
High Aqueous Hair Color Cream
- November 2004
Light Moisturizer
Thickened Mild Acid Toilet Bowl Cleaner
PEG-Free Shampoo
Gloss Enhancement Conditioning Shampoo
Shower Oil Gel
Soothing After-Shave
Deep Cherry Fragrance Oil
Sulfate-Free Ultra Mild Liquid Body Wash for Sensitive Skin
- October 2004
Anti-Oxidative Day Cream
Antiperspirant Spray
Color-Retaining Conditioning Shampoo
Facial Gel
W/O Sunscreen Lotion
Cocoa Body Cocoon II
18-MEA Replenishing Shampoo
Moisturizing Cream
- September 2004
Clear Detangling Kid Shampoo
Physical Sunscreen Lotion
Liquid Foundation for Mixed To Oily Skin
Sugar Scrub
Clear, Liquid Aftershave Fluid
Easy Spreading O/W Sun Cream
All Day Perfume Gel
Conditioned Control Styling Gel
- August 2004
Water-in-Oil Facial Moisturizer With Sunscreen
W/O Baby Cream With 20% Zinc Oxide
Skin-Firming Cocoa Lotion
Baby Shampoo
Soothing Citrus Aromatherapy Mask
Liquid Antiperspirant Stick
Lip Gloss
Indulging Ultra Mild Baby Wash
- July 2004
Sprayable Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30
ShimmerSoft Powder Perfume
Antioxidative Day Cream
Anhydrous Vitamin C Cream
Polyderm Conditioning Shampoo
Smoothing Body Milk - Cold Processed
Styling Gel for Long-Lasting, Weightless Hold
Invisible Antiperspirant Stick
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