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The RCPA is committed to educating medical practitioners about appropriate pathology test ordering.
The Manual offers extensive information on pathology investigation of known clinical problems.
The clinical case scenario complements existing information in the Manual.
The case scenario was developed with the University of Sydney Department of Medical Education.
The case scenario is a stand-alone, interactive online education module. A clinical case has been selected that offers specific diagnostic challenges. A problem solving process uses challenge questions and expert responses to help participants adopt appropriate, evidence based pathology ordering when faced with undiagnosed clinical problems. A review step and a cost comparison then helps to reflect on both diagnostic thinking and the cost implications of test ordering.
This educational framework seeks to stimulate a series of reflective responses in the context of authentic professional practice. Participants receive instant feedback that compares their responses to those of a pathologist with expertise in that area of clinical practice.
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How to use the Manual
The main purpose of this Manual is to provide useful guidelines for the selection of pathology tests and to facilitate interpretation of results.
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Clinical problems
The clinical problems listing presents pathology tests in the context of the clinical problems which give rise to the need for diagnostic information. The tests listed are those likely to be useful, but consideration must always be given to the individual clinical situation. Where appropriate, the limitations of tests in providing definitive information are noted. Tests should never be ordered as a 'routine' or 'screen'; an important principle is to request tests only when the results will contribute to diagnosis and/or management.
The clinical problems section is organised in two columns; a line is inserted at the end of each entry.
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- In the first column, the main headings, or primary entries, are the 'clinical problems'.
- Red dots are provided for ease of reading only.
- Subheadings indicate various categories, manifestations or complications.
- Where the clinical problem has an alternative name, or acronym, the column one entry may provide a cross-reference.
Second column
- There may be a general comment or a definition of the problem, followed by a discussion or listing of appropriate tests.
- Where comments or tests are appropriate only to the subsidiary entries, they appear across from those subsidiary entries.
- In general, the tests are described in the same form as they appear in the test listing. Exceptions to this are frequently used tests which are better known by their acronyms (eg, FBC, APTT). However, these appear under their full names in the test listing.
- If the nature of the specimen is not stated, the required specimen is blood, plasma or serum.
- When the test requires other body fluids or tissue eg, urine, sputum, CSF or a biopsy, the nature of the required specimen is stated.
- When different specimens or laboratories are involved in testing, the tests are separated by semi-colons.
- If a test is not described in the test listing, the comments 'specialised laboratory' or 'consult pathologist' (for further information) are used.
- If the test is described under a more general test description, a cross-reference to that test is provided.
- If there is no entry in column two, no useful or additional pathology tests are available.
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- The pathology test listing includes most of the tests available to the clinician.
- Tests which are performed infrequently or only in specialised laboratories are not described.
- The entries are brief. Where further information is required consult the pathologist.
- Test names reflect common usage.
- Alternative names for tests are included as cross-references.
- Other relevant test entries are provided as cross-references.
- Each entry contains the following information:
Specimen: Comments on the type and volume of the specimen, special requirements and precautions. The specimen volume specified is usually the ideal, rather than the minimum. If multiple tests are being performed on one specimen, the volumes are not additive. Paediatric samples can often be smaller than those generally specified.
Method: A brief description of the methods used and/or the principles of the test.
Reference interval: The 'normal range' for results is provided where this is possible. Many are dependent on analytical method, age, gender and other variables; these variables are described. A therapeutic interval is provided for drug assays.
Application: The indications for performing the test and situations where useful information may be gained. For some tests, comment is made on situations where testing is inappropriate or an alternative test is of more value.
Interpretation: A description of the significance of test results, factors which may influence the result, interpretation of results in specific clinical situations, comment on test sensitivity and specificity and predictive value, where possible.
Reference: One or more books or journal articles which provide further information about the test and its clinical application.
Testing process
The testing process section covers:
- Requests and collection
- Blood collection
- Anatomical pathology
- Unexpected results
Case scenarios
These are a series of interactive online case scenarios to assist in diagnosis of complex clinical problems. They have been jointly developed with the University of Sydney's Department of Medical Education. Read More.
Test results
The test results section covers the variables that impact upon the validity of laboratory results. These include:
- Diagnostic tools
- Validity and reliability
- Predictive value
A discussion of the decline in autopsy rates and the importance of the autopsy to clinical practice. Read more.
Pathology Decision Support Tools
Pathology Decision Support Tools (PDSTs) help guide referring practitioners requesting pathology tests for the diagnosis and ongoing management and monitoring of patients. A PDST template titled 'PDST example' explains the colours used to identify different decision steps in PDSTs. These are:
GREY Boxes
- Clinical information
- Further clinical information
- Result option
YELLOW Boxes
- Investigations
GREEN Boxes
- No further action required
BLUE Boxes
- No immediate treatment
- Regular review suggested
RED Boxes
- Diagnosis AND/OR
- Treatment AND/OR
- Referral
PDST's can be downloaded as a JPEG image by using the side bar buttons on the right hand side. .The side bar also contains further explanatory notes on the contents of the PDST. Inside the PDST boxes are numbers linking to clinical information in the side bar
Abbreviations have been used for convenience and have been selected on the basis of ease of understanding, common usage and convention. Read more.
In 1990, the College, in conjunction with the then Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care, developed and published the Manual of Use and Interpretation of Pathology Tests, now known more familiarly as 'the Manual'.
In 1997 a much enlarged second edition was published and as with the previous edition, this appeared in printed format only.
The third edition of the Manual was produced in 2001 in response to continued demand for information on pathology testing. In order to provide more ready access to target groups, this edition was produced in electronic format which also permitted low level web access.
As part of the ongoing evaluation of the Manual, an independent survey was commissioned by the Commonwealth in 2001. This survey not only afforded objective evidence as to the value of the Manual to hospital and community practitioners, but also provided guidance as to how the format and content of the publication could be improved.
With the support of funding from the Department of Health and Aged Care, a fourth edition of the Manual was released in 2004 as an on-line publication. The electronic format of the fourth edition facilitated review and revision of content, and regular updating of individual test entries has been undertaken in response to scientific developments and changes in medical practice.
Since the on-line publication of the fourth edition, the Editorial Committee has met formally to review and update the total content of the publication on three occasions. The most recent review occurred in August 2007 and the major revisions recommended at this meeting have now been incorporated into this fifth edition of the Manual. Routine updating of Manual content on the web continues as previously.
The most recent Manual initiative funded by the Department of Health and Ageing, is the development of the Pathology Decision Support Tool (PDST) section of the Manual website. Here we have taken the concepts of improved decision making embedded in the rest of the Manual and devised a series of flowcharts for difficult and common clinical situations. It is hoped that this is the first step on a pathway to integrated decision support and electronic requesting to assist further in optimal patient care. We are grateful to our PDST authors for their valuable input.
Ongoing evaluation of Manual usage by pathologists, other health practitioners and the general public has confirmed the value of the publication to the profession and its importance to the College. Website activity was in the order of 20,000 to 25,000 downloads per month during 2007, while detailed enquiries regarding tests continued to be answered by members of the Editorial Board on a regular basis. A recent analysis of website activity indicates that the Manual now has about 5,000 unique visitors, 8,500 visits and 36,000 page views monthly.
Professor Brett Delahunt, Chairman, Manual Editorial Board
Dr. Debra Graves, Chief Executive Officer, The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia
February 2011
RCPA Manual Update 2010
Steering Committee On Line Manual: Prof Brett Delahunt (Chair), Dr John Burnett,Dr Nelson Tang, Dr Benedict Carnley, Dr David Gillis, Dr Gillian Wood, Dr Bronwen Ross
PDST Authors:Dr Paul Glendenning, Prof Samuel D. Vasikaran, Dr David Gillis, Dr Narelle Hadlow, Dr Penelope Coates, Dr Claire Dendle, Dr Maryza Graham, A/Prof Christopher Florkowski, Prof Kris Barlow-Stewart, Dr Graham Jones, Dr Robert Norton, Dr Joan Faoagali, Dr Lisa-Ann Koe, Dr Gillian Wood, Prof Frank Bowling, Dr Vanessa Clifford, Dr Katherine Nicholls, Dr Anja Werno, Dr Ee Mun Lim, A/Prof Huy Tran, Dr Chiyan Lau, A/Prof David Sullivan, Dr Rosemary Miller, Dr Kenneth Sikaris, Dr John Duley, Dr Melissa Gillett, Dr Alan McNeil, Prof William Rawlinson and Dr Louise McCormack
Acknowledgements: Prof Brett Delahunt, Dr Gillian Wood, Dr John Burnett, Dr Benedict Carnley, Dr David Gillis, Prof Nelson Tang and Dr Lisa Parker.
The RCPA wishes to acknowledge the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing for their generous support for the update and transforming of the RCPA Manual.
RCPA Manual 5th edition authors
Steering Committee On Line Manual: Prof Brett Delahunt (Chair), Dr John Burnett,Dr Nelson Tang, Dr Benedict Carnley, Dr David Gillis, Dr Gillian Wood, Dr Tamsin Waterhouse
RCPA Manual 4th edition
Authors: Professor Brett Delahunt, Professor Peter George, Dr David Gillis, Dr Debra Graves, Dr Michael Harvey, Dr Christine Johnson, Mr Andrey Zheluk, Dr Diane N Kenwright, Dr Peter Bethwaite, Dr Harold J Neal, Dr Alexa M J Kidd, Dr Jeremy Touhy, Dr Emmanuel J Favaloro, Dr Elizabeth Todorova, Dr Elizabeth Bernal-Hoyos, Dr Lucinda Wallman, Dr David Mitchell
Acknowledgements: Dr David Smith, Dr Gary Lum, Ms. Belinda Neil, Ms. Maddeson Lavers, Mr. Roman Danylak, Ms. Rebecca Havey, Ms. Lara Mc Laughlin, Mr. Abishek Kumar, Ms. Susan Mildenhall, Mr. Peter Youll.
The RCPA wishes to acknowledge the Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing for their generous support of the RCPA Manual 4th edition.
Acknowledgement for previous editions of RCPA Manual
The concept of producing a manual to guide clinicians in the use and interpretation of pathology tests originated with Professor Ernest Finckh during his time as President of the College (1979-1981). Professor David Thomas was responsible for the initial work done to translate the concept into reality and was co-editor of the first edition. Dr Eva Raik, as Honorary Secretary (1981-1986) and as Vice President/President (1991-1997) has provided support and, at times, much-needed encouragement throughout. The task has been actively supported by Council through almost two decades. Dr Jack Hamer (President 1997-1999) and the immediate past President, Professor David Davies actively supported the production of a third edition.
The College remains indebted to previous Editors, for their assistance in a difficult process and their commitment to the principles underlying this publication. Dr Jean McPherson, Dr Vera Stoermer, Dr Alan Clague, Dr Virginia Billson, Dr David Gillis, Dr Christine Johnson and Dr Mark Pilbeam, as past and/or present members of the Board of Education, have contributed to both the second edition and to the third edition. Dr Wendy Erber, Dr Ross Bradbury and A/Professor Ron Walls, and Professor Ron Trent and Dr Yiu-Lam Kwan were also contributors to the second edition.
Professor Stephen Cordner provided the section on the autopsy. Dr Allan Lloyd and Dr Michael Gribble contributed to the section on the reliability of test results. Written material, editorial comment and/or advice over the previous three editions was provided by a number of other colleagues. These individuals are listed below and are thanked for their contributions:
Dr Bentley Atcheson, Dr Gordon Baker, Dr Paul Bedford, A/Professor Thomas Boogert, Dr Michael Boyle, Ms Joan Brick, Dr Nigel Brown, Dr Ian Chambers, Mr Gary Clarke, Dr Peter Coleman, Ms Margaret Collecutt, Professor David Davies, A/Professor Olaf Drummer, Dr Geoffrey Forbes, A/Professor Margaret O Garson, Dr Maree Gleeson, Ms Irene Goodhew, Dr Michael Gribble, Dr Michael Guerin, Dr Leigh Hammond, Dr Gary Hoffman, Ms Linda Hueston, Ms Rebecca Jansma, Professor Geoffrey Kellerman, Mr John Lowan, A/Professor James McCluskey, Dr Richard McMullin, Dr Gabrielle Medley, Dr Matthew Meerkin, Dr Cliff Meldrum, Dr Howard Morris, Dr Nick Mulvany, Dr Stan Pilbeam, Dr Joanne Pink, Dr Bob Pritchard, Dr Eva Raik, A/Professor William Rawlinson, Dr Glen Reeves, A/Professor Peter Roberts-Thompson, Dr Arabella Smith, Ms Greta Spall, A/Professor Alison Street, Dr Graeme Suthers, Dr Amanda Thomson, A/Professor John Turnidge, Dr Philip Tynan, Dr Dakshesh Vakil, Professor John Vince, Dr David Williams and Ms Norma Worswick.
The technical infrastructure and design were developed by Hothouse Interactive. The RCPA wishes to acknowledge the contribution of Mr Simon Monk, Mr Simon Van Wyk and Mr Chris Noble.
The clinical algorithms were developed by the University of Sydney Department of Medical Education. The RCPA wishes to acknowledge the contribution of Dr Greg Ryan, Dr Tim Shaw, Dr Stewart Barnet and Mr Conor McCormick.
Publication Details
The RCPA Manual is electronically available via the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia website. Printed editions are no longer available.
The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia ABN 52 000 173 231
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Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia
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Are the leaves dying back after the flowers have faded? If so, that's natural. Just cut the dead/dying stalks to the ground as new growth will replace it. However, about now is the time that most, if not all, cannas are going to start to die completely back and go into their Winter dormancy. What growing zone are you in? Jenna |
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Please help me out as to what could possibly be wrong with my lilac bushes. This started last year and its not getting any better with time. I have tried a bone meal bloom promoting high acid fertilization to no avail and water doesnt help in the slightest either. I have 10 of these and they line my entire backyard if they don't get any better I'm afraid I'm going to lose all of them. TThey all look like this some to a slightly worse degree then others. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you |
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I;'m not sure this is the problem but the mention of high acid makes me wonder. Lilacs like base not acidic fertilizer and I use vinegar (acid) to kill the shoots that insist on coming up beyond the border I maintain. |
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Pretty shady area...could be the cause. Lilacs are pretty tolerant of soil conditions but have a preference for alkaline soils....they thrive around here on dry shallow clay soils over limestone (pH 8.3+). I don't recall ever seeing a healthy lilac on acidic soils. |
So how are they dong now? You could add lime to the soil to give them more basic conditions. I added some around mine and they really took off! Our soil is fairly neutral. Also using vinegar should not really have caused much problems, since it is organic, in about a week, all the acid would be broken down. Unlike say sulfur, which would stay acidic. |
So, they look basically the same this year. I am going to add some lime to the soil and see what happens I guess. I can't imagine it could hurt at this point. |
Another thing to try is to rejuvenate the plant by removing the old growth and hope that stimulates new growth. I did that to one of my bushes and I took too much off. Probably only 1/3 should be removed at most each year till renovated. I removed about 1/2 of the old growth and it looks thin, and hardly flowered, still new limbs are forming. They can be seen at the bottom middle. |
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron's hope of installing powerful elected mayors in major cities across Britain has been dashed by voters.
In a series of referendums across England, residents in eight cities rejected the new posts.
Mr Cameron had thrown his weight firmly behind the policy but only voters in Bristol embraced the idea.
The Prime Minister had attempted to use the example of London Mayor Boris Johnson to inspire enthusiasm for high-profile municipal figureheads, saying he wanted a "Boris in every city".
But Birmingham rejected the idea by 57.79 per cent to 42.21, on a turnout of just 27.65 per cent.
In Newcastle 61.94 per cent of voters opposed the change, against 38.06 per cent in favour of a mayor, on a 31.92 per cent turnout.
Wakefield rejected the change by 62.16 per cent to 37.84 per cent on a 28.62 per cent turnout, while in Sheffield 65.03 per cent were against a mayor, with just 34.97 per cent in favour on a 32.09 per cent turnout.
Manchester voted against by a margin of 53.24 per cent to 46.76 per cent, and Nottingham by 57.5 per cent to 42.5 per cent. Both cities had a low turnout of 24 per cent.
The outcome in Coventry was more resounding, with just 36.42 per cent backing the change and 63.58 per cent opposing it. In Bradford the vote was 44.87 per cent for and 55.13 per cent against.
Bristol bucked the national trend and voted for an elected mayor, but on a turnout of just 24 per cent.
Meanwhile, Liverpool and Salford elected their mayors for the first time, with Labour victorious in both cities. Ian Stewart became Salford mayor by a margin of 23,459 votes to 10,071 over Conservative Karen Garrido in a second round of voting, while Joe Anderson won in the first round in Liverpool with an overwhelming 57.7 per cent of votes.
In Doncaster, voters opted to retain their elected mayor, despite a series of controversies since the post was created in 2002, with 61.98 per cent in favour of keeping the post on a 30.51 per cent turnout.
Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming campaigned against the creation of an elected mayor in Birmingham.
He told BBC Radio 4's World at One: "I think people have been swinging against the idea. I think they don't like the idea of concentrating all the power in one individual's hands, particularly when they don't even know what the powers are going to be."
Asked whether there had been a failure to promote the measure, he said: "I don't think it's a very good idea and when you have something that's not a particularly good idea, how do you polish a turd?"
Shadow work and pensions secretary Liam Byrne, who would have competed to be Labour's choice of mayor in Birmingham, told the program the role was not properly defined: "People just think 'you are asking people to take a leap of faith at a time when my faith in politics and especially my faith in David Cameron is at a low ebb'."
Stuart Drummond, the directly elected Mayor of Hartlepool, blamed Westminster coalition divisions for the failure to secure support for more such positions.
Mr Drummond was originally voted in in 2002 as part of a publicity stunt campaign for the local football club and its monkey mascot but has since been re-elected twice.
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"Because the Lib Dems have always been against the mayoral system, there has never been a true coalition policy for it and it just seems to be one of David Cameron's little hobby horses."


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Gabrielle Stopper, Resource Development Intern. She is a recent graduate of George Washington University.
Today marks World Youth Day and a time to celebrate the promise that
comes with new generations. Youth bring new ideas, new understanding,
and new methods to achieve what was once thought impossible. Walking
around Washington DC during the summer, the streets swarming with
interns, it is clear how truly exciting the future will be. As a woman
in my twenties, having attended college in DC, I have been privileged
to watch and become part of the reproductive health movement, though
this unique city was not what led me there. My own youthful drive and
need to question during high school fueled my first exposure to the
I had the opportunity in high school to research abstinence-only sex
education and I became outraged at the information those my age were
expected to believe. This single handedly insulted my generation's
intelligence and I decided to take action. I used my senior thesis and
presentation as a platform to teach those at my high school the truth
about this harmful sex-education program. This was the first time I
understood the power of youth and I became committed, to creating
As young people, we often wonder what we can do, and assume that we
cannot create change. This is not true. PAI's ten summer interns are
proof of our power. There are so many opportunities to make an impact.
I know, as a recent college graduate it seems impossible to give
money even to important causes. I laugh every time my university asks
for a donation. I have only been a graduate for two months, how can I
be expected to give? The truth is every little bit helps. During the
past few years, when I had an extra 20 or 25 dollars I chose to give it
to an organization that I strongly believed in. This often meant not
buying a new shirt or a summer dress but I decided to try to make this
sacrifice. I have now seen the impact of my giving. On January 23rd,
when President Obama repealed the Global Gag Rule,
I knew that my small contributions helped organizations fight for years
to end a policy that hurt women around the world. Organizations like
Population Action International worked tirelessly and were instrumental
in ensuring that when President Obama took office it was at the top of
his agenda.
We have the opportunity to create change whether it is by giving,
learning, or teaching. Anyone can contribute to the movement. We truly
are the future. As the torch is handed off, it is up to us to see how
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At the Historic Odessa Foundation, Members make it all happen! Your membership dues support programs and site enhancements-since the Historic Odessa Foundation reincorporated in 2004, we've been busy updating the Houses, creating brand new traditions, and working year-round to elevate the Historic Houses of Odessa into a regional destination immersed in history and fun for visitors.
We've succeeded, and we want to celebrate our accomplishments and your support at our Annual Members Day.
Discover a wonderful private collection of turn of the century baby food pushers. Often presented to the proud parents to mark the occasion of a new born, and possibly engraved with the baby's name or monogram, these utensils were used to maneuver the baby's first solid foods on their plate. The lump of food would then be pushed onto the baby's spoon for feeding. The pushers were also designed to be raised from the plate to allow for easy grasping by the young eaters. Numerous patterns were created by the silverware manufacturers to match the parent's flatware.
"A Night at the Races" is this years theme for our Volunteer Apperication Party.
Home School Day Sept. 16, 2011 Education tours at 9am, 11am or 1pm Each tour is approximately 2 hours Available this fall: 18th Century Hearth Cooking, Indentured Servants, Children: Chores and Leisure, Freedom Seekers: the Odessa Story By reservation only; please call 302-378-5562 or 302- 378-4119 or e-mail the education office at email@example.com to schedule your visit.
Storybook trees particpants will decorate their trees Thursday through Saturday.
Free admission for Storybook Trees particpants.
Daily tours of the Holiday Exhibit.
Take the time this holiday season to visit the Historic Odessa Foundation's Wilson Warner House c.
The firm of Pomeroy and Beer produced an atlas in 1868 of all the Hundreds in Delaware, as well as major towns and cities including Odessa, DE.


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German Shepherd-Mix (McCutchanville Area ~ Schlensker Road)
A friendly, non-neutered male dog - appears to be a German Shepherd-Mix - has been found in Northern McCutchanville near Schlensker Road. He appears to be well-taken care of, and does not have a collar or ID/rabies tag. Please call Edna at 812-867-5871 if you are missing this dog. Thank you.
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As your child prepares for the challenges and excitement of going to school, there's much you can teach him about socialising in the world. See our advice for all you need to know about pre-school parenting.
Your child will be keen to get to grips with all sorts of toys that fire their imagination and encourage their physical development
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Get some inspiration for getting crafty at home!
Although your child will most probably not be able to read independently yet, reading books aloud together is a valuable way to encourage their interest in books
Find out whether your child needs a car seat and what the law says
It's perfectly normal for preschool-aged children to seem shy or lacking in confidence.
Find out how to make the right decisions for your little one's nursery
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More reviews by cherri82crystal
worst smell ever. for me, i cant stand this smell. too strong and makes my nose feel sensitive..
I think with the Amber you love it or hate. I bought this for a gift for a friend and I think she will enjoy this. She is really into floral scents and richer deeper notes, than I am into. I do enjoy smelling them but I don't prefer to wear them, I'm a nut about how I smell and If I'm not 100% confident in a scent it will/can ruin my whole day.... This is lovely and very romantic...
this stuff is awesome. i got this as a gift, and since i have a lot of body creams, i decided to finish using them one at a time ... i don't particularly enjoy the scent, but my skin was SOOOO soft after using it. it absorbs so well and is non-greasy. would definitely purchase again if the love spell one (for some odd reason) doesn't work the same
This is a nice musky scent from Victoria's Secret. The scent is pleasant, but I'm not sure if I would purchase it again since I'm not overly thrilled by it.
Yuck. Can't stand this smell. Got it as a gift with other sample sized lotions, this is by far the worst out of the pack. I can't even describe the smell. Maybe "old lady" does it.
I live in British Columbia and it wasn't until last year that my local La Senza started carrying a limited number of products from the VS line. Intrigued by the scent of Amber Romance I purchased the EDT as well as the lotion. The lotion has a really nice light texture and is actually quite moisturizing without being greasy. Now come the complaints. First off, is it really necessary for the lotion to be bright canary yellow? It looks and smells like the banana flavoured liquid antibiotics I used to take for strept throat as a kid. I don't know if it's the chemical that colours it or what it is, but it keeps that antibiotic smell which is too bad because the Amber Romance drydown is pretty wonderfull in the EDT. The scent itself starts out VERY strong and cherry (dr pepperish) but drys down to a nice rich amber scent. Reminds me of old people for some reason, but I like it. It's more of a comfort scent than a sexy scent. I haven't tried to body butter, but I would not recommend layering the EDT over the lotion because the lotion smell is overpowering. Would purchase VS lotions again just not this one.
I love the Amber Romance scent - it's my favorite. I've also reviewed the Body Butter [my absolute FAVORITE] and Body Wash. I don't use this lotion every day - just when I'm in the mood. I do always keep one on hand even though my preference is for the butter.
The lotion is light and silky and absorbs into the skin well. I don't feel it softens as well as the butter - but it's a lotion. It has a different purpose. But this is a nice lotion whose scent sticks around a while as well. The entire line rocks.
NOTE: I have had it lightly stain my bra when putting on - but it does wash out. Must be the dye color they use in the lotion.
Recieved this a part of a gift set of body lotions from the secret garden collection, and tried it for the first time. I felt like my skin reeked all day long. The scent on this was overwhelming. The next morning I almost liked the lingering scent, but can't deal with initial smell. I would not buy againk, I probably will not use it again


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Hauser & Wirth at TEFAF | ||||
TEFAF 2010 1221 March 2010 Stand 502, MECC (Maastricht Exhibition & Congress Centre) Forum 100 Opening hours: Daily 11 am 7 pm Sunday 21 March 11 am 6 pm TEFAF 2010 website Location map Hauser & Wirth is delighted to present masterpieces from the Helga and Walther Lauffs Collection at TEFAF 2010 Held in Maastricht NL, The European Fine Arts Fair is widely recognised as the worlds foremost art, design and antiques event. Hauser & Wirth will present seminal works from the legendary collection of Helga and Walther Lauffs, one of Europes most important private collections of Minimalist and Conceptual art, at TEFAF 2010. The Lauffs, with the guidance of Paul Wember, the visionary director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum in Krefeld from 1947 to 1976, built a singularly focused collection that represents the nexus of European and American artistic sensibilities of the post-war era. An in-depth study of the Lauffs Collection was published by Zwirner & Wirth in conjunction with Steidl in late 2009, featuring works by Lucio Fontana, Yves Klein, Tom Wesselmann, Joseph Beuys, On Kawara, Christo and Joseph Cornell that will be shown this year at TEFAF. These works have seldom been seen outside of Germany, where they were on long-term loan at the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum until 2008. In addition, the gallery will display works by modern and contemporary masters, including Rodney Graham, Louise Bourgeois, Bruce Nauman, Francis Picabia, Alexander Calder, Robert Rauschenberg, Jackson Pollock, Subodh Gupta, Eva Hesse, Georg Baselitz and Alberto Giacometti. | |||
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There's history galore in Williamsburg, of course. So it follows quite naturally that visitors will want to visit at least one of our town's marvelous museums. From Colonial Williamsburg itself (yes, it's considered a "living" history museum), to the decorative arts, the fine arts and even a museum dedicated to those men and women who fished the sea and bays around the Chesapeake Bay, you'll find it here in Williamsburg. First, fishermen. The Waterman's Museum captures the story of the fishermen who made their living on and around the Chesapeake Bay. It's mission, according to its website is to "demonstrate the role that Chesapeake Bay watermen played in the shaping of our nation through a historical display of crafts and methods of their trade."
The museum is located in Yorktown's RiverWalk shopping and dining area and it provides visitors with a lovely, fascinating overview of how watermen plied their trade in the past and today. You'll never look at that fresh-caught fish on your plate the same way again. The decorative arts -- textiles, clothing, furniture, firearms, portraits, tools, ceramics, silver, etc -- can open our eyes into how our ancestors lived. The DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum on Francis Street in Williamsburg showcases an extensive collection of British and American antiques from the 17th-19th centuries. Don't let the museum's small size when viewed from the street fool you: much of the museum is located underground and is much larger than it appears. If it's art from the world over you're looking for, then be sure to get yourself over to the Muscarelle Museum of Art on the campus of the College of William and Mary. The museum offers visitors approximately 4,000 works, including American and English portraits and Native American pottery (the museum's specialties). You'll also find Asian ceramics, American prints and drawings from the 17th-18th centuries, African art, abstract expressionist paintings and so much more. In addition, admission to the museum is free. But perhaps Williamsburg's best-known, best-loved and even best museum of all is Colonial Williamsburg. Come visit and transport yourself back in time to our nation's Colonial era as you walk among the museum's 173 acres and 500 public buildings, homes, inns and taverns. Walking (and peeking into windows) is free, but if you want to enter any of the historic buildings, gardens, demonstrations or trade shops, you will need to purchase a Colonial Williamsburg admission ticket/pass. Ask your Innkeeper about discounted rates available to B&B Network Members! Many Williamsburg experts recommend a visit of at least two or three days, as there's much to see and do. And, if at all, possible, be sure to visit during the holidays: Colonial Williamsburg goes all out at Christmass. It's truly not to be missed. History can feel as if it's really come alive when you visit our lovely city. We hope you'll stay with one of the members of our Williamsburg Bed and Breakfast Network. We know they'll be happy to direct you to the museum or historical site of your choice. Just ask!
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They done let them Christians in the club
Oh my God! They done let them Christians in the club (8x)
Oh my God, look at all these Christians in the club
Look at all my fellas showin love
We done bought the bar, not what you think exactly
Tell the bartender we servin virgin daquiris
I wanna party sober, and I get a buzz off this music
Get high off the spirit, when I feel it, can't lose it
Atmosphere is crazy, everybody feel the same
And man if you ain't feeling this than you a certified lame
I came in the name of the one who sent me
Pulling up clean in an all black Bentley
Close the door gently, step out stuntin
We done covered all charges so everybody comin
Long line outside, be patient, no skippin
Extra police incase people start trippin
Leave your gun home and put your dope away
Cause you don't really need all that to party anyway
Oh my God! They done let them Christians in the club (8x)
Can't stop em so you might as well join em
Christians walkin round acting like they're club owners
Even the DJ is with them Christians
And when he yells "Switch!", every Christian switches
Man, you either want to be one or be with one
And, You're trying to figure out just how to get one to come
and talk to you, have a conversation All these Christians in the
club, tell me what's your hesitation
I see two over there, and three over there
And four in the back with their hands in the air
Unified, got much power
Laughin and giggling like its comedy hour
My God! They done let them Christians in the club
And them Christians is talking to them thugs and showin love
And them thugs is askin and wonderin, they tryin to see
Where the party's gonna be the followin week, now we gone see