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Red Robin Gourmet Burgers Inc. has eliminated the chief operating officer position as part of an internal restructuring of operations, the company said Monday.
The COO role was eliminated as of June 24, the company said. However, Eric Houseman, who held the COO position and also the title of president, will remain employed with Red Robin until Aug. 1.
Red Robin officials said the company does not plan to hire a new president, but it plans to hire at least one senior vice president of operations, who will report to chief executive Steve Carley as part of the executive team.
• Red Robin chief development officer resigns
• Red Robin 1Q profit rises 26%
• More restaurant executive changes
The company also previously announced plans to hire two more regional vice presidents, which would bring the field leadership team to eight regional vice presidents.
Houseman started with Red Robin in 1988 as a bartender in Bellingham, Wash., working his way up the ladder to the corporate office. From 1995 to 2000, he served in various regional operations management positions with the casual-dining chain, and in 2005 he was named president and COO, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
His departure is not related to any disagreement with the company's accounting, operating policies or practices, Red Robin said in the recent SEC filing.
The announcement comes just weeks after Todd Brighton, Red Robin's senior vice president and chief development officer, announced plans to step down in July.
Greenwood Village, Colo.-based Red Robin has been working on efficiencies and unit-level labor management for several years as part of an ongoing brand transformation that has included a revamp of the menu and presentation, a remodel program, and improvements in service.
For the April 21-ended first quarter, Red Robin officials said the chain has improved restaurant margins by 90 basis points to 22.4 percent, in part with help from a 5.4-percent increase in same-store sales resulting from increases in both traffic and average check.
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FORT COLLINS, COLO.—The Beef Improvement Federation (BIF) honored Broseco Ranch with its Commercial Producer of the Year Award June 7 during the organization's 39th annual meeting in Fort Collins, Colo. Broseco Ranch is owned by Broventure Co. Inc., and managed by Tom Woodward. The Red Angus Association of America nominated Broseco Ranch for this prestigious award.
At 300 feet (ft.) of elevation, Broseco Ranch is sandwiched between the Sulphur River and White Oak Creek in northeast Texas. In 1961, Paul Pewitt sold his 45,000-acre spread to Broventure Co. Inc. During the past 46 years, Broventure Co. has operated a commercial cow-calf operation under the banner of Broseco Ranch. The bottomland hardwood timber and a pine farm have been sold, 11,000 acres were taken by the Corp of Engineers, and another 10,000 acres of upland have been sold, leaving 10,000 acres of upland improved pasture in the current operation.
The cow herd consists of 2,700 cows that are exposed for a 60-day, spring breeding season. Yearling replacement heifers are exposed for 45 days. Prior to turning out bulls, they synchronize and artificially inseminate (AI). A normal year will have a breeding herd consisting of 300-400 yearling heifers and 300-400 mature cows. At weaning time, all cows are pregnancy-tested, and all open cows are rebred for fall calving, sold or removed from the herd.
In 1981, the ranch infused Brahman genetics into its primarily English-cross cow herd. Then, in 1984, a three-breed rotational crossbreeding system was established to stabilize the Brahman influence and optimize heterosis. Currently, the genetics used include Red Angus and two composites, SimAngus and Hotlander. A 200-head registered Red Angus herd produces bulls for use on replacement heifers and "balance bulls" for mature cows. They balance the adaptation, maternal, growth and carcass traits to optimize performance at all phases of production.
Since 1988, Broseco has retained ownership on a majority of its production. Calves are individually weighed, preconditioned and electronically identified at weaning. The calves go to a wheat stocker program in the rolling plains of Texas and are then finished in the Southern Plains. The operation is Quality Systems Assessment (QSA) qualified. Finished cattle are sold through a value-based grid-marketing system. Through the Ranchers Renaissance cooperative in partnership with Cargill Meat Solutions, the beef is marketed in the Ranchers Renaissance product line to several major food store chains.
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Any thoughts on similar presets for Aperture? Or do you have any suggestions? Thanks in advance, amazing work!
Can this preset file above compatible with the MAC computer?
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I was looking forward how to install a preset, now I can. Thank you.
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Ultrasound biomicroscopy utilizes high frequency transducers to obtain high resolution. Our unit, with a 50 MHz transducer, achieves a resolution of approximately 50 microns, and has a tissue penetration of 4-5 mm. Scanning is performed with the patient in the supine position under standardized room lighting conditions. Scanning is performed under topical anesthesia using a 20 mm eye cup which is inserted between the lids and filled with saline solution. In vivo, cross-sectional or transverse images can then be obtained detailing the cornea, iris, ciliary body, anterior chamber angle, and peripheral sclera to demonstrate structural relationships.
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Sourdough Pumpkin Spice Scones By What's for Dinner, Mama? 10/15/13 19:00 Preparation: 30 min - Cooking: 25 min "Mom! These are Super-Good!!" That was my 12-year old's reaction this morning as she devoured a warm Pumpkin Spice Scone. And let me tell you, that is high praise! In the past year, as I have transitioned from casual foodie to full-on food blogger, my two... Add to my recipe book
Chewy Pumpkin Spice Molasses Cookies By Amy's Cooking Adventures 10/14/13 06:00 I'm finally back for another Secret Recipe Club! I took September off because of morning sickness (bleh), and missed it like crazy! So now I'm back at one of my favorite times of year (I just love fall baking!) This month, I was assigned Andrea's blog,... Add to my recipe book
Two Ingredient Pumpkin Spice Cookies By Jasey's Crazy Daisy 10/03/13 12:00 There's been a lot of pumpkin around here lately, and I promise I'll eventually move onto something else, but first I have to share these Two Ingredient Pumpkin Spice Cookies with you because as much as we loved these cookies, we like these soft frosted... Add to my recipe book
Pumpkin Spice Pudding Cookies By What Katie's Baking 11/03/11 05:45 Hey all. Thank you for the comments and feedback about the layout. I think I'm going to keep it like this, at least for a while. I hope you're having an awesome Halloween. What are your costumes, if you celebrate? I dressed up as a "Bloody Baker" and I... Add to my recipe book
Pumpkin Spice Rice Krispie Treats By The Way to His Heart 10/08/12 13:51 While I do hate saying goodbye to warm weather and summertime fun, I love Fall. Every aspect of it. I… Add to my recipe book
Pumpkin Spice Latte Syrup By Amy's Cooking Adventures 10/27/11 05:00 Fall is the time of the year when Pumpkin Spice Lattes abound. What started out as a delicious drink from Starbuck's has made its way into kitchens everywhere. From remakes of the java itself to a manner of baked goods. If you follow other blogs or spend... Add to my recipe book
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Pumpkin Spice Pancakes By Belles Bazaar 10/22/12 20:33 A Word on Blogging: 1) I love my cute little family blog. I love that I have kept it up for six years and I have a family journal. I love that I have captured real life, not just the good times. 2) I love this little hobby blog. It is not my career. I love... Add to my recipe book
Homeland Blends: Apple Pie and Pumpkin Pie Spice Mix By Baker Street 09/26/12 08:45 It is so easy to make your own homemade blend. The reason I like to make my own is because store bought ones could last longer than you want, and they usually lose flavor and potency over time. I make smaller batches or split it up and gift it. But before... Add to my recipe book
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Pumpkin spice french toast By spabettie 10/30/12 10:55 Jason and I snuck away for a few days of relaxation at the beach. I spent Saturday making my protein cookie haunted house and catching up on important magazine reading, while Jason brought his mobile music studio and is working on music. Yesterday we went... Add to my recipe book
Pumpkin spice beer bread By Eva Bakes 10/22/14 23:00 Hooray for fall! Autumn is my favorite season. The temperatures start to cool down, leaves are changing, my birthday is around the corner, college basketball starts up, and hello - pumpkin! This month's What's Baking challenge is to bake with pumpkin or... Add to my recipe book
Pumpkin Spice Donuts with Chocolate Glaze By Prevention RD 10/29/11 12:20 Happy Saturday! My parents are in Puerto Vallarta this week. They go every year at the end of October. I know they had plans to zip-line and they always have plans to enjoy a margarita or two. On the beach. … Continue reading → Add to my recipe book
Pumpkin Spice Coconut Latte By Cook Eat Paleo 10/18/13 17:54 Cook Eat Paleo - Simple recipes for gluten-free, grain-free living Pumpkin spice lattes are an autumn tradition. This pumpkin spice coconut latte includes all the flavors of fall — roasted pumpkin, fall flower honey, and pumpkin pie spice. The coconut milk... Add to my recipe book
Pumpkin Spice Ice Cream (Gluten Free) By Healthier Steps 11/21/12 17:33 So I know there's a lot of people who live in areas that aren't really cold. And they deserve ice cream! And even if it's cold out for you, I think everyone has... Add to my recipe book
Pumpkin Spice Latte Protein Shake By Amy's Cooking Adventures 10/27/11 23:46 Pumpkin Spice Lattes are one of my favorite fall treats. However, I don't buy them often because they are just that, a treat (and my wallet and waistline don't approve of having them more often). Last year I started making a super simple copy cat version... Add to my recipe book


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NORWALK, Conn., Feb. 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- This St. Patrick's Day season, Guinness & Co. is teaming up with the Leary Firefighters Foundation (LFF) to invite all legal drinking age adults to responsibly raise a pint of the black stuff in support of firefighters across the country. Guinness will encourage consumers to get involved through the brand's " $100,000 Pour," a live GUINNESS® pint mosaic that will be comprised of consumer pledges, each of which represents $1 of the $100,000 donation that Guinness has committed to the LFF. Together with the LFF, Guinness will help provide the necessary equipment, technology and training to America's bravest.
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So what would tort reform look like? Following are some proposals and how they could affect small business:
- Eliminate joint- and several-liability. Under the legal doctrine of joint- and several-liability, if two parties are both judged to be substantially responsible for the plaintiff's injury and one can't afford to pay, the other party may be held responsible for the entire amount of damages. Under this deep-pocket rule, defendants are often named in lawsuits because of the assets they possess rather than the harm they may have caused. Numerous tort reform proposals call for abolishing joint- and several-liability so each party pays only as much as its share of the fault.
- Cap noneconomic damages. If someone is injured because a bottle explodes, it's basically a matter of figuring out such economic damages as medical expenses and lost income. But how should a jury determine to compensate for pain and suffering? That's where damage awards can steeply mount. Some tort reform proposals would limit noneconomic damages to, say, three times the economic damages.
- Cap punitive damages. While compensatory damages seek to compensate the plaintiff for the injury, punitive damages (allowed in most states) are intended to punish the company found responsible for the injury. As in the Whirlpool case, however, punitive damages sometimes spiral out of control, with no relation to the actual damages.
Nicholas Wittner, assistant general counsel for Nissan North America in Torrance, California, and co-chair of an American Bar Association committee on products liability, says putting a lid on punitive damages--such as an amount equal to no more than three times the actual damages--would be most helpful to small businesses. "In most states, you can't get insurance for punitive damages," he says. "It's the threat of these damages that often leads small manufacturers to settle a case that's not meritorious because they can't take the risk."
On the other hand, some cases do involve outrageous circumstances, where a company is willfully negligent toward safety. One sensible option is to raise the standard of liability so punitive damages may only be awarded if the defendant's conduct showed conscious, flagrant indifference to public safety.
- Establish statutes of repose. Under a statute of repose, plaintiffs may not sue a manufacturer over accidents that occur a given number of years after a product was manufactured.
- Abolish the collateral source rule. In most states, a jury deliberating damage awards isn't allowed to know if the injured party has already been compensated by an insurance company or some other party. In many cases, the jury isn't thinking about whether the plaintiffs deserve compensation but rather, how much they need. Knowing that plaintiffs have already been paid hundreds of thousands of dollars would help juries propose a reasonable award.
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Would you tell your family for Christmas? I know If I would have gotten one last month then yes I would tell them at Christmas. If I get a bfp this month i will only be like 4 weeks so not sure what I would do, even though I am leaning towards no.
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bjbrock:As much fun as it would be to tell everyone at Christmas, I don't want to. We will be waiting until 12 weeks to tell anyone.
No, no matter when we get get the bfp, we would not tell anyone until out of the 1st tri.
Now that being said, I have been thinking of telling my mother if we do get one at Christmas. The reason is she lives in Ireland & is kind of planning on coming here for a vacation in February. If I am KU I would like her to come instead for when the baby is born as I know she cannot afford to do two big trips in one year.
What worries me about that, however, is the woman has a mouth like a fog horn & is quite unable to keep a secret. It would be all over Facebook within seconds!
jiffy-pop:I will tell close family. I've never experienced a loss so I may regret it but for me, I think I would rather my family know if I have a m/c. I think I would need their support during a time like that. That's why if I get a BFP this week, I will be buying a "tis the season to be pregnant" shirt to break the news to the family over the holidays.
We're TTA for a few more cycles so I won't be getting a BFP for Christmas but I agree with jiffy-pop. Our loss was absolutely devastating, but I am so grateful that our families knew what was happening and were able to support and comfort us. I didn't actually have to "un-tell" anyone, because my mother and sister made those phone calls for me. And it was nice to not have to pretend everything was fine, when I just wanted to cry. If/when we are blessed again, we will absolutely tell our families (close family, not extended) and closest friends.
buttercupaug06:We would definitely tell the immediate family, and our 2 best friends right after Christmas. Everyone else would have to wait until 12 weeks or so.
This. Our immediate family and our close friends who have been praying for us on this TTC will know. We will announce to everyone else around 12 weeks.


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" Brand: Pantene / Type: Hair Shampoo / What it does: Repairs, Protects, "
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The Pantene Pro-V Repair & Protect Shampoo is available for GBP 2.89.
The shampoo is in a white plastic bottle with a black lid. On it are the product name and product information. It contains 250 ml.
The shampoo is described as follows. "Moisturisation and resilience/protection for your dry/damaged hair. The Repair & Protect collection helps to: Restore hair's strength. Protect against future styling damage. Prevent the formation of split ends."
The ingredients are Aqua, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Glycol Distearate, Dimethicone, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sodium Citrate, Cocamide MEA, Sodium Xylenesulfonate, Parfum, Citric Acid, Sodium Benzoate, Polyquaternium-76, Sodium Chloride, Glycerin, Tetrasodium EDTA, Linalool, Hexyl Cinnamal, Ammonium Laureth Sulfate, Panthenol, Panthenyl Ethyl Ether, Hydrochloric Acid, Magnesium Nitrate, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Magnesium Chloride, DMDM Hydantoin and Methylisothiazolinone.
The shampoo is suitable for normal and thick hair. The shampoo has a creamy texture and can be applied well. The shampoo foams up well. The hair is easy to comb after use and feels cared for. The hair seems resistant and repaired. The shampoo gives noticeable sleekness, although the shampoo does not prevent the formation of split ends. The shampoo does not weight down the hair.
The shampoo has a fresh, fruity scent. The scent cannot be noticed after use.
I can recommend the Pantene Pro-V Repair & Protect Shampoo, as the hair seems resistant and repaired after repeated use. The shampoo does not weight down the hair and does not prevent the formation of split ends. The hair feels soft and sleek after use.
I try using different sorts of shampoos to see what's best for my hair. My hair is medium in every way and by that I mean it's medium thick, medium length, medium mid brown colour and medium in terms of not being dry or greasy so I pretty much can use any type of shampoo and I always look for the cheapest ones I can and go to the Savers shops or Home Bargains where they are better priced than the supermarkets. I like Pantene range and they do make a very big collection of different sorts to choose from. I like the Pro V Repair and Protect because I use a hairdryer and heated appliances so the ends can OCCASIONALLY get a little bit dryer that the top of my hair, but nothing to worry about and nothing which makes me thick that I have to go out and buy special products to beat the dryness.
This shampoo comes in a large sized bottle and only cost £1.59 for 500ml. This makes it hard to use when I wash my hair in the shower because it falls over on itself though it doesn't run out of the bottle because it's quite thick. The colour is pale light cream, not white and it glistens slightly. The smell is lovely and it's rich and creamy and lathers very quickly and well on my hair. I only use it once because I don't have long or very thick hair and one was always seems to be sufficient for me. It rinses off really well and leaves my hair feeling happy healthy and shiny and very manageable. I don't always use conditioner when I wash my hair but with this shampoo you don't really need to because the knots and tangle seem to be less evident whenever I use this shampoo.
It's well worth only £1.59 because a 500ml bottle lasts me about two months so it's great value for money and good if you are on a budget and watching the pennies. It's probably good for all hair type and for all the family to use and it does make my hair feel great so I am recommending it.
I've been using this shampoo for a while now, and thought it was time for a review. I'm not particularly loyal to any shampoo brand, but there are certain ones that I usually find myself going back to, and this is one of them. I usually stock up on this when the large bottles are on offer, since this shampoo can work out to be expensive in the long run. The product promises to repair damaged hair and protect it from future damage. I style my hair quite a lot, so this sounded perfect for me.
---Using the product---
The lid for this product is black, and on the top of the bottle, as opposed to the conditioner, which has a white lid on the bottom of the bottle. The lid is very simple to open, even when it's wet, which is a big bonus for me. It's easy to grip when you open it, and equally as easy to close again. When you close the lid, it clicks securely in place, reassuring you that it's not going to leak all over your bathroom cabinet.
I find that I only need a fairly small amount of this product each time I use it. It lathers up really well so it goes a long way. My hair is shorter than I'm used to at the moment, but even when my hair was longer, I didn't need to use a massive amount of product. I massage the product into my scalp, to not only give my hair a deep clean, but to make sure my roots benefit from the repair and protect formula. Once I've rinsed the shampoo from my hair, I follow it Repair and Protect Conditioner.
I've always loved the smell of this shampoo, and I'm so familiar with it that I can always tell if someone has been using it, especially when they've used mine! The smell is very fruity, but without being overly sweet and sickly. I find the smell to be very fresh and feminine.
---Does it repair and protect?---
I don't always have this shampoo, so I do notice when I use it that my hair feels healthier and stronger. Combined with the conditioner, I feel that this really helps to repair split ends caused by styling. The ends of my hair always feel softer and less coarse when I use this, and overall my hair feels softer and stronger. I definitely think that it helps to protect my hair too, as I don't seem to get as many split ends when I use it, even when I've been styling my hair a lot.
---Bottle size and price---
You can buy this shampoo in a few different bottle sizes; so far I've found bottles in 200ml, 250ml, and 500ml. I prefer to buy the 500ml bottles when they're on offer, since the bottle lasts for a long time and is great value for money. I sometimes spot the 200ml bottles in Poundland, so I'll buy some in there, especially when they're on a 2 for £1 offer. The 250ml bottles are available from Tesco at the moment for £2.89 and it's also part of a 3 for 2 offer, so a few bargains can be picked up there.
Although I don't always stick to the same brand of Shampoo, this is one that I always come back to, especially as I'm trying to grow my hair at the moment, and this product is helping by keeping split ends away. This isn't an expensive product, but it can work out expensive in the long run, so keeping an eye out for special offers on the large bottles is definitely worth it. This is one of my favourite shampoos, as it really gives me assurance that it's helping to keep my hair strong and healthy. A must have beauty product.
Not only do I wash and straighten my hair on a daily basis but I also colour it every few weeks but luckily I have inherited quite thick and shiny hair for which I will be eternally grateful.
I go through a lot of shampoo over the year but I am not brand loyal and usually shop around for the cheapest shampoos which happen to be on offer as my budget is really tight. One of my latest bargains was this Pantene which only cost me £1.99 for 500ml from Saver and I have been using it for over a month now and have found it to be excellent as far as application, results, smell and value of money.
The bottle is larger than ones I normally use and it has a flip top lid which means I can apply exactly the amount I need - I actually used too much the first time and have found that a 10p size is ample to do my medium length bobbed hair. The shampoo itself is fairly thick and lathers well and the smell is lovely - fresh and non-feminine - so I think is suitable for all the family. The ingredients on the reverse of the bottle do not give me any clue about the fragrance but I would describe it as a sweeter version of Vosene? Whatever it is it does linger for quite a while after rinsing which is good.
Despite the texture I find it rinses out easily and I have not experienced any heaviness or residue that I have sometimes felt with other products and it is easy to brush or comb my hair without tangles. When dried and straightened I find my hair feels soft and hydrated plus it looks healthy and glossy which makes me feel good. Although the directions advise 'repeat application if desired' I have never felt the need to which makes the shampoo quite economical considering how little is needed for each shampoo.
Just an extra bit of information on the bottle - 'Pantene is supported by the independent haircare experts - The Institute of Trichologists - founded 1902'. There are also phone numbers, an address plus website for those needing help and advice about hair care - does anyone actually ever use these I wonder....?
So, in conclusion, I would recommend this shampoo because it is easy to apply and to rinse out, makes my hair look and feel good and a big bottle goes a long way. 5 stars from me.
I do like the Pantene range of hair products and have been using them for quite a few years. I spotted this bottle of shampoo in a cupboard last year when I was sorting some items from my cupboards to make a little hamper of goodies for my mum as an extra gift for Christmas. I decided to use it the same day. It wasn't one I had bought for my mum and just one I had forgotten I had bought months previously.
I have grown my hair longer over the past year and it is very long now. My hair is in a good condition because I do treat it often and I just thought this shampoo would be worth a go to see if it helped keep my hair in a good condition.
It comes in a white plastic bottle which has a flip back lid. It is pearly white in colour and has a rich consistency and doesn't drip from the bottle while pouring it onto the hands. The texture of it is really smooth and soft and is more of a cream than a gel shampoo. It has a slight perfume fragrance to it and one which is really quite a pleasant smell but very subtle and not over powering fragrance but I did expect it to have a strong smell to it.
It is designed for dry, damaged hair, claims to improve the moisture balance and to leave the hair more resilient against styling damage. I do blow dry my hair more often than not and have found this one doesn't really give any special results to any minor damage I may have from colouring my hair. Also claims to prevent split ends, I don't have many split ends and so I cannot comment if it does actually give better results for the ends of the hair.
You don't need a lot of the shampoo to create a good lather on the hair, using too much isn't necessary with this one, a little goes a very long way. Just a small blob of shampoo is well enough to create the lather for washing my long hair. I have used this shampoo to wash my grandson's hair and only had to use a tiny amount to wash his much shorter hair and also the amount of hair he has compared to my much thicker hair.
The smaller amount is obvious as people who have children or grandchildren know less is needed to wash a child's hair. I haven't washed my little granddaugher's hair with this shampoo because she is only over a year old but I do think it would be suitable for a child of this age.
This one is very easy to rinse from the hair and it is a nice gentle shampoo. I find it doesn't irritate my scalp or the scalp of my grandson. It doesn't leave my hair feeling lank or weighted down. I do use a conditioner after I have washed my hair and this one works well used with a conditioner. I have brushed my hair after washing it and my hair is a little tangled but I could still brush it without having to tug it etc. Because my hair is really long now I do need a conditioner but I would say if you have short hair you could get away with not using a conditioner if needed.
The quality of the shampoo is really good. I cannot say it has repaired my hair in a way in which it looks or feels any better than before I used this shampoo. I think my hair treatment products have done this task for repairing it much better and not this shampoo alone. I tried it for a week without any hair treatment and found my hair didn't look as good a condition as when I used it alongside a hair treatment. This shampoo I find doesn't work well for helping in repairing my hair or working to protect it in any different way to any other good brand of shampoos in my opinion. I even used it without using a conditioner on my hair after washing it, found after a couple of days my hair didn't look in the usual condition, so I then had to continue to use this shampoo with my conditioner. My hair then looked much better and felt better too, so for my usage of this shampoo using it without the use of a conditioner didn't work well for my hair, so I don't think this one works well alone without an additional conditioner and works in the same way as any other good brand of shampoo. My hubby doesn't use a conditioner and this one hasn't shown any change in the texture of his hair or the condition of it and it appears just the same as any other shampoo he uses for washing his hair.
I have my hair trimmed regularly and so I don't have many split ends. I would say if you hair is in a really bad condition this one wouldn't repair it and be a miracle worker because my hair is in a good condition and it didn't work miracles repairing my hair but it does wash the hair well and help soften the hair. I do think the name repair and protect is just a name with this one and not any intense treatment like you may imagine. Well that's my opinion of this product. I don't think this shampoo would repair or protect badly conditioned hair in my opinion.
I would buy it again in the future but just for washing my hair and not for repairing my hair which may be drier sometimes. I do prefer my treatments for repairing my hair. But if you just like to wash your hair and don't like to use a hair conditioner or hair treatment, I do think this one would be a nice one to try.
I cannot remember how much I paid for this shampoo at the time because I had it stocked in a cupboard for quite some time and one I had forgotten I owned. But I would think it cost around the £2 mark or around that price. The bottle size I owned was 250ml.
The bottle can be recycled after use too.
I do recommend it if you are wanting a nice fragranced shampoo and one which cleans the hair well.
I give this one 4 stars, I am dropping a star because it doesn't really do anything special given the name repair & protect and because it doesn't work miracles.
Thank you for reading my review and I hope it has been of some help.
I straighten my hair (i.e torture it) most days and dye my hair quite often so it is prone to damage and gets really dry,i am always on the lookout for a hair product to combat this and i have to say i am regularly going back to Pantene, and in particular their "Repair and Protect" shampoo.
I put my hair through alot of daily torture so like to give it some TLC when i am washing it, this shampoo feels like it is going to nourish your hair the second it hits your hand, it is creamy and thick in consistency and feels luxuriously soft when massaging it into the hair. A little definitely goes a long way, i have long hair and a 10p dollop will do my whole head of hair, and a 400ml bottle will last me about 4 months. Another notable thing i like about this shampoo is the fragrance, it is not fruity in any way and the only way i can describe it is "clean". It lingers on my hair for more than a day and is just a very pleasant smell.
I use it in conjunction with the repair and protect conditioner and my hair feels like it has got alot stronger, i have recently had a baby and my hair has been falling out at an alarming rate but since i have been using this i have noticed a definite decrease in the amount of hair i am losing.
As this shampoo is for normal to thick hair i would caution those with thinner hair against using it as it may weigh your hair down, it is very moisturising and you really need to make sure you wash it out thoroughly. On another note those that hate products with sillicone in should avoid this too.
The only reason i do not stick to this shampoo all the time is that i find after using a bottle of it my hair gets used to it and doesn't respond to the benefits like it does when i first use it, but i find that with all shampoos.
Overall i would thoroughly recommend this shampoo, i really do feel like it protects my hair from the heat damage it suffers. I do not know if it repairs my hair as such, but i don't seem to get many split ends while using this and i am a bit scissor shy! My hair is supple and shiny and it seems to control the frizzyness i can suffer at the ends of my hair before straightening.
As it is regularly on offer in Asda at 2 for £4 i would suggest trying it, and if you don't get on with it at least you haven't wasted that much!
I am always trying different shampoos and normally go for the ones that are on 2 for 1 or half price.
That is how I first discovered this shampoo and I have loved it ever since.
The shampoo is available from supermarkets or chemists so you can always shop around and buy it from where ever has the best deal at that time.
This shampoo comes in a variety of sizes. I usually buy the 500ml one because there are 5 of us in our family so we get through quite a lot.
The product comes in a white bottle with the name across the front, it has a black flip top lid so it is easy to use in the shower or bath as you can easily open it even with one hand.
The shampoo is very thick and when you put it onto your hair it smells gorgeous. I think the smell is what attracts me to it most. You don't need a lot of the shampoo at a time. I have quite long hair and only need a small amount (about the size of a 10p) and that does all my hair. The shampoo lathers up really well too even on the first shampoo (I normally shampoo my hair twice).
Due to the small amount you need the bottle lasts a long time I normally only have to get one every 2 weeks and that is with 4 people using it every day.
The shampoo leaves your hair in really good condition and when I have dried my hair after applying the shampoo it smells really nice still which is what I like about it. My hair always looks mice and shiny after I have washed it with this shampoo.
I normally straighten my hair and some shampoos leave it very fly away but this one does not it is still very easy to manage when I have used this.
I would really recommend this shampoo for any family it is a good quality, good value shampoo that is suitable for all the
~Washing my hair with Pantene Pro V~
I have bought and used Pantene Pro V Repair and Protect shampoo when I was lucky enough to have been given some money off coupons that gave me £1 off each bottle of shampoo or conditioner. I don't normally opt for Pantene as I find it can be rather hit and miss in terms of performance, so it was interesting to see how well the shampoo worked for me. I would say that very often with shampoos and conditioners from this range I can and do end up having to wash my hair more frequently than usual, as they can leave my hair feeling a little over moisturized, which was sadly once again what seemed to happen when I used this shampoo.
The idea of Pantene Pro V Repair and Protect is to aid dry/ damaged hair by adding extra moisture and whilst I did opt for the product knowing that my hair is not overly dry (although it has its moments) I felt that it might be useful to keep this shampoo to use as a hair treatment from time to time rather than as an every day shampoo which I knew might over process my hair. When I bought my bottle of this I also bought a number of other Pantene hair care products including the matching conditioner product, which I thought I would try together with the shampoo. I found that when I used both products together the results were rather lack lustre as my hair felt too heavy and oily, almost as if it still needed a wash, which I wasn't overly happy about.
Pantene say that this shampoo will help to aid with 'moisturisation and resilience / protection ' against any potential styling damage if used on already dry/damaged hair. In use I found that whilst the fragrance, look, feel and texture of the shampoo all seemed good and the shampoo felt nice when I used it to wash my hair with, it didn't leave my hair feeling as clean and fresh as I wanted it to be. I tried using the shampoo with and without the matching conditioner (which did help things a little) as both products together seemed a little too rich for my hair. I found that in the end the best way I could make use of the shampoo was to mix it in with a milder less intense shampoo, so as to dilute it a little, which actually gave me far better results which I was pleased about.
~The potential benefits of using the shampoo~
Products in the Repair & Protect range are aimed towards restoring hair's strength (which didn't seem to change at all for me when I used this shampoo) as well as help protect against future styling damage (once again I didn't really notice any major change here) and also help prevent the formation of split ends. I don't seem to have a problem with split ends as keeping the hair regularly trimmed takes care of that, so I cannot really say whether the shampoo would have helped with this to any major degree or not. I can say that the fragrance of the shampoo was pleasing and the texture of it was creamy and thick enough so as to not require me to apply too much of it when using it to wash my hair with.
The shampoo lathered up well making lots of nice foamy bubbles that were easy to rinse off. This wasn't enough for me to want to buy the shampoo again at full price, as it left my hair feeling as if it had been lightly coated with something a little oily, which I really didn't like. I am pleased that I got the chance to try the shampoo at a reduced price and I don't feel that I wasted my money as I always believe that you need to try a shampoo out on your own hair to see if it suits you. I did manage to use up this shampoo and the other discounted Pantene hair care items I bought by mixing them with other milder less intense products and found that doing so gave far better results. After having used the shampoo I came to the conclusion that some Pantene hair care products suit my hair more than others and in this case the product wasn't really for me.
~Product rating/ price~
The cost of a bottle of this shampoo varies depending on the size bought and available in store offers and reductions. I bought a large sized 500ml bottle for just over £1.25 after discounts/ vouchers which I feel is fair value if the product suits your hair. The usual sale price for the shampoo is closer to £4 and can be a little higher, although there are very often half price offers around that make the shampoo better value for money. I didn't find that the shampoo suited my hair when used on its own or with the matching conditioner, although results were better when I mixed the remainder of the shampoo with milder products to dilute it slightly. My rating for the shampoo is 3 stars which I feel is fair based on the performance it gave when I used it.
This is a shampoo from Pantene Pro V. It is for dry and damaged hair that has got split ends.
One of my clients likes to use this shampoo but I do not think that it is very good. It is a thick shampoo and I get a lot of bubbles when I wash my hair with it but I am always sorry that my hair does not look very clean after I have washed it. It does not work very well on my clients hair either but she will not believe me because she thinks that Pantene make the best shampoo but they don't always.
The smell of the shampoo is quite nice but it goes as soon as I have rinsed it off so I do not ever get chance to smell it for long. The conditioner smells better I think but that does not work on my hair either.
I do not like the way this shampoo makes my hair feel oily very quick after I have washed my hair and it goes limp when it is dry and I can not style it properly because of the texture when I dry it. I had a fringe cut in my hair last week and when I used Pantene all the strands separated and it looked horrible and dirty. That was only after one wash but when I didn't have a fringe I washed it in this shampoo for over a week and it was only after all that time that I saw the back of my hair and by my parting looked very dull and greased.
After I have used this shampoo I have to always use conditioner and think that is bad because this is supposed to protect me from having dry hair but it makes it dryer and does not make it look or feel better after I have been styling it with heated stylers.
A 500ml bottle of Pantene Pro V Repair And Protect shampoo costs £4.50 and that is very expensive for shampoo that does not work very well.
1 Dooyoo Star.
When choosing my shampoo I just pick whatever is on the £1 shelf at my local chemist. I went in recently as my shampoo was getting low and saw Pantene pro v repair and protect shampoo so thought I would give it a try.
The packaging is just the same as any other Pantene shampoo; a white plastic bottle with a dark lid. It had a sticker on the front with the logo and what the product was. On the back was another sticker with the directions of use and the ingredients. It is a fairly simply packaging but it does its job.
The product itself feels thick and creamy and is white in colour. It comes out of the bottle very easily with a small squeeze. I only used a small amount and it lathered up very well on my hair. As I only had to use a small amount the bottle lasted longer. The smell of the shampoo was amazing, it was a light and clean smell (I couldn't quite put my finger on what it was) and it lasted in my hair for a good few hours after washing.
The only problem I had with this shampoo was that it left my hair feeling very greasy. It was far too heavy for my hair so once it was dry felt like was it had left a residue on my hair. After the first wash I thought I hadn't washed it out of my hair properly but wash after wash it just got worse and worse. I didn't actually finish the bottle as it made my hair look and feel so bad.
In the winter I always change shampoo to try t ohelp my hair remain as healthy as possible despite the weather. I always buy one which claims to protect your hair against the weather and usually I stick to this Pantene one as I do believe it works.
It comes in a typical Pantene style bottle and has a gold image on the front so you can spot it amongst the other types of Pantene shampoos on the shelf. It is easy to get the shampoo out as it stands on the cap end so it's easy to get the contents out even when it is starting to run out.
It smells nice and fresh, nothing specific smell wise but just a nice, clean and fresh smell which stays on your hair after washing which is nice but not too in your face.
The shampoo I massage into my hair and then rinse out, I then do the same again to get the best results. I don't need to use much as it lathers up really well so a little bit goes a long way.
Once I've dried it I think my hair feels nice and clean and has a nice shine to it. I do believe that it protects it from the elements as my hair remains in good condition even throughout the winter months and always looks rather healthy.
I think that I will be continuing to use this in the colder months so that my hair can be as protected as possible. It used to feel coarse and look rather dull through the winter and it doesn't now so I can only assume it is because of this shampoo. I definitely recommend it
I'm not really one for being extremely loyal to shampoos and conditioners unless they are reliably good value and are good to my hair. I find that most shampoos and conditioners make my hair feel clean and soft as they suit my hair type which is long and thick, I also naturally have red hair so my strands are quite thick! I'm a big fan of straightening my hair and I am often on the search for a good product that nourishes and cleans my hair but also repairs the damage caused by straightening. The ends of my hair are quite damaged and are prone to splitting, and when I saw patene being advertised promising to repair my hair and make it feel luxuriously soft again so I jumped at the chance to try it, also it was on offer at my local Asda!
I really liked the scent of this shampoo, it smells fresh and the consistency of the products are thick which to me signifies good quality. The shampoo lathers really well in my hair which again made me feel really clean which feels great especially after a long shift! The shampoo washes out relatively easily however the conditioner didn't feel like it was properly washed out no matter how long I stood under the shower for.
After a shower I try as often as possible to let my hair air dry so I don't damage it further with regular blow drying, but I noticed after using the Pantene shampoo and conditioner my hair dried much slower than usual and started to feel greasy after a while around my roots even though I only applied conditioner to the ends of my hair. I tend to have my showers at night to allow my hair to dry so I can straighten it before bed and wake up in the morning with a more natural wave to my hair, but after straightening my hair looked dull and flat still feeling pretty greasy like my hair hadn't been washed atall. The next morning my hair still felt greasy (particularly around the crown area)and my only choice was to tie it up because I felt uncomfortable with going to work with greasy looking hair.
I probably won't use Pantene again, the product is very good quality but unfortunately did not deliver the results I had hoped! The product feels far too heavy for my hair and would probably suit hair that is much drier.
When it comes to hair care I feel Pantene may be somewhat a cult classic. I've always liked this brand and the distinct smell never fails to whisk me straight back to my care free teen hood.
I manged to pick up a 250ml bottle for £1.69, at a local shop, however pricing may vary between this and about £2.50.
So what is the selling point:
This particular shampoo, Pantene pro v repair and protect has been developed for use on dry, damaged hair. The nourishing formula helps to 'heal' and moisturiser the hair from the roots, giving more shine and a sleeker look. It has a creamy texture and you only need a small amount (I have long hair and I use a 10p size drop), it lathers well and is easy to rinse. Thankfully it doesn't leave a residue as I have found so many moisturising shampoos to be heavy, making your hair look more weighty than sleek (and no one wants that!).
I did find my hair a lot softer, easy to manage and there did appear to have less visible split ends. Combined with other products in the range, such as the heat protecting spray. I do think that this product will continue to protect against any future styling damage.
==Pantene Pro V Repair and Protect Shampoo==
when it comes to shampoo I tend to buy a lot of bottles that are on special offer but will always have my favourites which I try to stock up on when they come around on special offer. This Repair and Protect Shampoo from Pantene Pro V is one of my favourites and last time it was on special I picked up a few bottles to keep in my box of tricks under the bed.
The bottles come in a range of sizes and you can often get the small ones in Poundland but I don't find they last long at all and would always opt for getting the larger 500 ml bottles if I can. These 500 ml bottles were on offer in Boots and Tesco's a short while a go where if you bought one bottle you got one free and so I ended up getting three shampoo's and one conditioner (as I tend to use this less often).
The packaging that the shampoo comes in really is classic Pantene style and if you were to see it without a label you would instantly recognise it as the company it is. The design is good as it looks a little bit high end and the chunky size of the bottle makes it easy to stand up on the side of the bath and the flip lid is easy to open and wide to stand on when there is not much of the shampoo left.
The shampoo itself is a clear thick liquid which comes out of the bottle with a nice amount of fragrance which isn't overpowering but is enough to notice the fresh clean and rather luxurious aroma that they have given the shampoo. I find when using Pantene a little does go a long way and even for my long hair no more than a 50 pence piece size of the product is needed to create the right amount of bubbles and to wash the hair to a good standard.
The Pantene is quick to lather up on wet hair and I also find that I don't need to wash my hair twice like I do with some other cheaper shampoo's therefore a bottle of this does last for ages. With the good amount of bubbles comes even more of the aroma which is really very pleasant and is quick to fill the bathroom.
A good wash of my hair and after rinsing the Pantene will often leave my hair feeling silky and smooth even before I use any of the matching conditioner. I will generally only use the conditioner every other wash as I find that this product simply gives my hair a good deal of nourishment anyway and if I condition it too much it ends up too fine and fly away.
Even without conditioner I find that I can easily comb my hair but I do make sure that I don't crazily wash the hair and try keeping it smooth and not too tangled. The aroma that the shampoo gave out when washing the hair isn't really noticeable now that I have the product rinsed out although my hair always smells clean and fresh as you would expect it to.
The results really speak for themselves and I find that not only is my hair manageable and fresh but it also looks good and feels much stronger. I tend to switch between using this, my favourite shampoo, and other brands that come up on offer but I always come back to Pantene for the reason that my hair really responds well to it while looking and feeling great.
I really can't recommend this Pantene Repair and Protect shampoo enough. It comes in at a good price as a little goes a long way (plus its often on special offer) and it really does work as making the hair strong and looking good.
It has to be a top score of 5 out of 5 star!
I do hope that this has been of some help/interest to you
Many thanks for taking the time to read.
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The bottle is solid and large (giving you a lot for you money). It's a white base with brown detailing and black lettering, with a simply black lid. The lid has a hinge and opens and closes easily. It's an attractive bottle in the same shape as many other Pantene shampoo's. It looks nice alongside other products in the bathroom.
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The deepest economic crisis in eighty years prompted a shallow revival of Marxism. During the panicky period between the failure of Lehman Brothers in September 2008 and the official end of the American recession in the summer of 2009, several mainstream journals, displaying a less than sincere mixture of broadmindedness and chagrin, hailed Marx as a neglected seer of capitalist crisis. The trend-spotting Foreign Policy led the way, with a cover story on Marx, for its Next Big Thing issue, enticing readers with a promise of the star treatment: "Lights. Camera. Action. Das Kapital. Now."
"Autumn of the Empire" is the title to Joshua Clover's analysis of the current economic crisis, approached within the context of four books reviewed in the Los Angeles Review of Books. Among the titles that Clover discusses are Robert Brenner's The Economics of Global Turbulence and two books by the late Giovanni Arrighi, The Long Twentieth Century and Adam Smith in Beijing.
All of the books were first published before the economic bubble burst—a significant detail because like many before him, Clover disputes the retrospective argument that the crisis was unforeseen. More importantly:
The question of why so many danger cries went unheeded may seem to invite an inquiry into ideological blindness. On a different conceptual plane, however, it may be more interesting to ask instead: What counts as a prediction? Or, perhaps, the practical corollary: Who counts as an economist?
After all, other thinkers—other sorts of thinkers, concerned with broader understandings than the tightly focused technicians who dominate contemporary debates—grasped the situation at a considerable distance and with remarkable acuity. They mostly don't appear in surveys of crisis callers, even as their predictions may have the most significant things to tell us about how best to peer from our current vantage, toward the horizon.


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We live in a world of remote technological gratification, where we can outsource our own jobs to people we watch over with webcams while we spend our time blogging, selling advertising to people we've never met, and serving it up to still other strangers. Hmm. Why didn't I think of that?
In an age where it seems possible to do just about everything from surgery to grocery shopping by remote control, it was only a matter of time before winemaking became as accessible and as easy to exercise as our carjacking fantasies that get played out in Grand Theft Auto II.
Enter Crushpad, the year-old start-up business here in San Francisco that aims to make it easy for ordinary people to make real, even commercially viable wine. I've covered the bases on the basic business premise in a previous story, but recently Crushpad has launched something quite extraordinary: a complete web based interface to the winemaking process from fruit selection to bottling and packaging. Now all those really bored, really cold people at the research station in Antarctica can make wine during the endless daylight of our winter (their summer).
Remote virtual winemaking begins by logging into www.mycrushpad.com and filling out a form describing the style of wine you want to make -- your sources of inspiration, particular varietals you're interested in, how much you want to be involved in the process (from virtually none, to actually punching down the cap yourself four times per day).
Moving on from there, you actually have the opportunity to do vineyard and varietal selection. One of CrushPad's big selling points is that they have negotiated contracts with some pretty amazing vineyards, the same vineyards that many of the small, estate-less winemakers that I feature here on Vinography buy fruit from. The web interface let's you see the location (but not the name -- you don't get that until you pay) of the vineyard, information about its geology, exposure, clones, age and varietals.
After selecting a varietal and vineyard source (and paying for it of course " most wines will cost you between four and eight thousand dollars per barrel) various decisions must be made and input into the system that will govern what happens as the grapes are harvested: what brix (sugar levels) the grapes will be picked at, whether they are to be picked and sorted by clonal varieties, whether to destem partially or fully, and more. Additionally, the various details of the winemaking process can be input into the system, such as whether native or added yeasts will be used, whether the grapes will receive a cold soak, whether and how often the cap (the skins that float to the top of the crushed juice) will be punched down (mixed into the liquid) during fermentation.
Presumably, the first-time winemaker can make as many of these decisions as he or she desires or has the knowledge " each specification is transmitted to the team at Crushpad who will offer suggestions, expertise, and guidance based on the desire of the client.
For those winemakers in remote locations (e.g Antarctica) who don't have the ability to fly into town (or drive across town) during crush and winemaking , the system offers a readout of key data points such as temperature, alcohol levels, acid levels, and more. There's even a web cam for those who want to watch the action from afar.
Once the wine is made, apparently there's even a web interface for uploading your own label artwork, and presumably some time in the future, for putting your wine up for sale. That is, of course, presuming you don't want to hoard it all and send it to friends every year as a Christmas gift. At least you'll be able to say that your gifts keep getting better every year.
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Having lots of smart, entrepreneurial people in your country is a pretty good way to promote an innovative, growing economy. And if someone with those qualities wants to come to your country, you should make it as easy as possible for he or she to come. And if someone like that is already in your country, make it as easy and tempting as possible to stay. This piece in Bloomberg Businessweek makes the case:
Increasing bodies of evidence show that skilled immigrants are fueling technological innovation and job growth in America. A study released last week by Stuart Anderson of the National Foundation for American Policy found that immigrants were on the founding leadership teams of 24 of the top 50 privately held, venture-backed companies in the U.S. The highest percentage of these immigrant founders came from India. What's more, Anderson found that in 76 percent of these companies, immigrants held key positions in engineering, technology, or management.
In another study released in December 2011, Madeleine Zavodny, an economics professor at Agnes Scott College, found that foreign-born adults with advanced science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) degrees were strong net generators of jobs for native-born American workers. Zavodny found that 100 foreign-born workers with advanced STEM degrees generated 262 jobs for native-born workers, on average.
The study, sponsored by the American Enterprise Institute and the Partnership for a New American Economy, echoes earlier research by Professor AnnaLee Saxenian of the University of California, Berkeley, that showed that Chinese and Indian engineers managed 24 percent of the technology businesses started in Silicon Valley from 1980 to 1998. My own research found that in a quarter of the U.S. engineering and technology companies founded from 1995 to 2005, the chief executive or lead technologist was foreign-born. In Silicon Valley, the percentage of immigrant-founded startups was much higher—52 percent.
Indeed, AEI's co-sponsored study makes three policy proposals:
1. Giving priority to workers who earn advanced degrees from U.S. universities, especially those who work in STEM fields.
2. Increasing the number of green cards (permanent visas) for highly educated workers.
3. Making available more temporary visas for both skilled and less-skilled workers.
The study's conclusion:
America is currently mired in a period of the slowest economic growth seen in several generations, with persistently high unemployment, anemic job growth, and little bipartisan agreement on how to address these pressing problems. Action is required if America is to get back to work. Immigration policy can, and should, be a significant component of America's economic recovery. Targeted changes to immigration policy geared toward admitting more highly educated immigrants and more temporary workers for specific sectors of the economy would help generate the growth, economic opportunity, and new jobs that America needs.


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Seminal punk band Rancid - Tim Armstrong (guitar/vocals), Lars Frederiksen (guitar/vocals), Matt Freeman (bass/vocals), and Branden Steineckert (drums) - have released Let The Dominoes Fall (Hellcat/Epitaph), their first studio album in six years. The platinum-selling band recorded at George Lucas' Skywalker Sound Studio, with production by Epitaph Records founder/Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz. Let The Dominoes Fall features nineteen new songs, all written by Rancid. Special guest and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Booker T contributes Hammond B3 organ on one track, "Up To No Good."
"The crew is back doing what we do best," says Armstrong. "We approached every element of this record as a team, and the result is my favorite Rancid record to date."
It's also their most topical. From the unflinching observations of "This Place," "Lulu" and "Locomotive," all of which presage the current economic meltdown, to "The Bravest Kids" which rails against media's kid-glove treatment of the Iraq war, and the mostly acoustic "Civilian Ways," inspired by the soldier's journey of Armstrong's brother to Iraq and back home again, Let The Dominoes Fall feels timely, adamant and alive.
Let The Dominoes Fall is Rancid's seventh album and first studio release since 2003's Indestructible, which reached #15 on the Billboard Top 200. That album inspired The Los Angeles Times to hail Rancid as "one of the most popular and enduring of American punk bands," while Rolling Stone called them "brutally exuberant."
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Think more exciting activities. More fun-filled adventures. More reasons than ever to join. Think today's Girl Scouts, offering activities that help girls realize their amazing potential and build courage, confidence and character.
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Series: Love dance? Chess? Visiting an amusement park? Lots of other girls do, too. Why not explore lots of your interests together in a way that fits your schedule?
Travel: Ready to go places? Girl Scouts are on the move! And whether they're traveling across town, the state or the world, it's always an adventure of a lifetime.
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