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Redskins offense has plenty to prove
After watching a lot of film on both the Vikings and Redskins, Gary Horton picks out some key points to watch in Monday night's game.
After watching a lot of film on both the Vikings and Redskins, talking to coaches and scouts and following preseason practices, here are some key things to watch in their game on Monday (ESPN 7 p.m. ET).
• The Vikings' offensive line has a chance to be one of the best in the NFL, especially on the left side. LOT Bryant McKinnie, LOG Steve Hutchinson and OC Matt Birk are Pro Bowl-caliber players and should be rock-solid. There are some concerns about the right side, as ROT Marcus Johnson is talented but only in his second season and ROG Artis Hicks is moving from the left side to the right side. Look for the Minnesota run game to favor the left side, at least early in the season.
• With first-round draft pick WOLB Chad Greenway lost for the season with a knee injury, the coaches have been forced to juggle their linebacking corps. E.J. Henderson (a MLB by trade) will play WOLB and hopefully play the role in this defense that Derrick Brooks does in Tampa. The bigger concern is at MLB. Napoleon Harris has struggled since he came to Minnesota and his preseason has been uneven. This is a good defense upfront and in the secondary, but this LB unit could be an Achilles' heel.
• There is some concern in the Vikings' organization about the durability of Chester Taylor and the run game in general. Taylor was never a full-time starter in Baltimore and didn't carry the ball much playing behind Jamal Lewis. Can he be the featured back in Minnesota and give the Vikings 20-plus carries a game for a full season? He does fit well in the West Coast offense because he can find creases and run lanes, and he is also a competent receiver out of the backfield. If Taylor runs well early against the Redskins, it will bring their safeties up and give Brad Johnson good play-action opportunities. There is not a lot of depth in this unit and Taylor has had a less than spectacular preseason, so a lot of eyes are on him.
• Look for Minnesota to play a lot of its basic Cover 2 defense against the Redskins. Defensive tackles Pat Williams and Kevin Williams can collapse the pocket inside and make it tough for QB Mark Brunell to step up. Also, defensive ends Erasmus James and Kenechi Udeze should have success off the edge pressuring Brunell. The ability to rush only four and drop seven into coverage will force Brunell to make a lot of tight throws into small zones, and that plays right into the Vikings' strength. We will not see a lot of blitzes in this game by Minnesota.
• WR Troy Williamson is under a lot of pressure in this game. With the loss of the WR Koren Robinson, he is now the go-to receiver in this offense. Williamson has great deep speed and is a terrific vertical threat, especially off play-action, but he is also inconsistent and will drop too many balls. He will be covered one-on-one by Shawn Springs (if he recovers from a preseason abdominal injury). He must get a clean release and avoid being jammed by Springs, who is a good press corner. This individual matchup could lead to a couple game-changing plays by either team and, even if Springs doesn't play, Williamson will still get tight man-to-man coverage.
• Everybody talks about Minnesota's big offensive line and its potential to open holes in the run game, but the key to its success may be the lead blocking of free- agent acquisition FB Tony Richardson. He may be the best isolation blocker in the game (ask Priest Holmes and Larry Johnson) and does a great job of finding LBs on the second level. He is especially effective in the red zone. Taylor would be well advised to follow Richardson through the hole and make his cuts off the isolation blocks in front of him. The Vikings are also very pleased with Richardson's leadership and work ethic.
• Minnesota expects a lot of exotic blitzes and attack schemes by the aggressive Washington defense and may counter with a lot of two-TE sets and max protection schemes, disguised to give the immobile Johnson time to throw. Its passing game will consist of a lot of three- and five-step drops and quick-hitting safe passes. Any deep throws may come off play action.
• This is a big stage for two Minnesota coordinators -- Darrell Bevell (offense) and Mike Tomlin (defense) -- who have never run the show or called a play on any level. Brad Childress will probably help Bevell by calling offensive plays, but the ability of these two young coaches to handle the pressure against Joe Gibbs and the most experienced coaching staff in the NFL will be something to watch.
• Childress has had a tough time with the Koren Robinson debacle. When he took the Minnesota job last winter, he thought long and hard about cleaning up this roster and getting rid of some players, including Robinson, to establish better discipline. The biggest fear Childress had was that Robinson would be his No. 1 receiver and an integral part of his offense while also being only one mistake away from being suspended for a year. Despite all of Robinson's good intentions, he let Childress down and the Vikings will scramble to replace him.
• Washington feels like it can cover the Minnesota WRs with single man-to-man coverage and some aggressive press schemes. Because of that philosophy, look for a considerable amount of blitzes and pressure. The Redskins could bring their OLBs (Marcus Washington and Warrick Holdman) or safeties (Sean Taylor and Adam Archuleta). Both Taylor and Archuleta love to attack, but that leaves them vulnerable to vertical passing plays off play action, especially by Minnesota WR Troy Williamson.
• Look for Taylor to play some center field-type schemes in a Cover 1 look, with Archuleta playing up in the box, almost like a linebacker (which he does best) -- Taylor has great range, and Archuleta is an excellent run-stuffer and blitzer. The Redskins will stack the line vs. Chester Taylor and the Vikings' run game. They will play man to man on the corners and Sean Taylor will be in position to help one of his corners over the top. Taylor must play a smart game and not gamble against Minnesota's play action.
• Something is wrong with the Redskins' offense and it's tough to pinpoint. Their first-team offense did not score one TD in the preseason or even get into the red zone. Pass protection has been shaky. Brunell looks old and weak-armed, and without Clinton Portis there has been virtually no run game. This offense should be explosive, but the timing and the creativity under offensive guru Al Saunders has been non-existent. Are the Redskins playing it close to the vest or are they an overrated team? We will know Monday. Right now you would have to consider them as the biggest disappointment of the preseason.
• Look for Brunell to attack the deep middle of the field against Minnesota's Cover 2 defense. Vikings MLB Napoleon Harris struggles in coverage, and the weakness of this defense is over the middle and between the safeties. If Brunell is sharp and accurate and if Harris struggles with his depth, there will be plays to be made.
• You had the feeling in training camp that this coaching staff really likes its depth at RB -- but everything seems different now. Ladell Betts is an excellent kickoff returner and a decent backup back, but he has been slowed in the preseason by a hamstring injury. Rock Cartwright is excellent on special teams and has looked good in limited spots in the preseason. Portis may be bothered all season by his shoulder injury, making this position dicey. That is why the Redskins traded for Atlanta RB T.J. Duckett and paid a fairly steep price. Duckett will take the pressure off Portis in short-yardage and goal-line situations. What looked like a strong position in July doesn't look that way in September.
• The Redskins need some quick-strike plays to jump start their lethargic offense and that could lead to some gadget plays involving WR Antwaan Randle El. Look for Randle El to line up at QB a couple times and maybe throw a pass. Also, look for some quick bubble-type screens to get the ball on the perimeter. This team needs to score early and not allow Minnesota to adjust and get comfortable on defense.
• If Portis isn't ready and Duckett has to carry the run load for the Redskins, look for more between-the-tackles power runs. If successful, it could force the Vikings to load up in the box to stop the run, leading to some open spots over the middle for Brunell in the passing game.
• This is an offense that is expected to be very sophisticated under Saunders, but it might not be as complex as it looks. This is a passing game that is very precise and requires tight throws into tight spots. The receivers are not asked to make a lot of sight adjustments and change their routes. They also will not have an expansive audible system, as the emphasis will be on execution and discipline. With the Vikings playing a Cover 2 defense, Brunell will have spots to throw to, but the window won't be big. His receivers will have to find the open spots and trust that the ball will be there. This is not an easy defense for the Redskins to open against.
• This game may be won or lost in the trenches and these are great matchups. The Minnesota offensive line is big and physical, but Washington can attack with exotic blitzes and has intelligent defensive players capable of adjusting to changing schemes. Washington needs a big game from RDE Andre Carter, who will be matched up vs. McKinnie. Washington's offensive line has not had a great preseason, especially in pass protection, and the unit will have its hands full with a talented Minnesota front seven. The team that controls the line of scrimmage will likely win this game.
• Although we have talked a lot in the preseason about the Redskins' new three-WR offensive scheme (which hasn't produced many big plays yet), the guy to watch in this game may be TE Chris Cooley, who was basically an H-back in 2005 when he had 71 catches and seven TDs. With three WRs, Saunders will move Cooley around and always get single coverage, usually by a LB or safety. Against this Minnesota Cover 2, look for Cooley to exploit the deep middle of the field over MLB Harris and between the safeties, who are playing the deep half of the field. It requires a tight throw with good touch by Brunell, but the openings will be there.
• If Springs misses more time than we think with his abdominal injury, it could really hinder the Redskins' defense. Springs has the versatility to play man-to-man or zone. He can blitz and make quick adjustments. His skills buy his front four time and lead to some coverage sacks. The Redskins do not have a great replacement for Springs, although veterans Kenny Wright and Mike Rumph will try to hold down the fort.
Gary Horton, a pro scout for Scouts Inc., has been a football talent evaluator for more than 30 years. He spent 10 years in the NFL and 10 years at the college level before launching a private scouting firm called "The War Room."
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I can also use the heat gun to melt the plastic around the barb a bit closer if that would help as well before clamping.
Thoughts? Didn't see any discussion on how far these have to be on... just that they are a pita to get connected.
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Obama declared, "To win the future ... we also have to win the race to educate our kids." His words deliberately echoed his administration's Race to the Top program, even as he sounded some familiar themes, including the responsibility of parents and communities, the need for higher expectations in schools, and the importance of excellent teachers.
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1. This Child Is Mine (1985 TV Movie)
100 min | Drama
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TV-PG | 60 min | Drama
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Saving Face
TV-PG | 60 min | Drama
Creators: Mark Tinker, John Masius, Joshua Brand, John Falsey | Director: Charles Braverman | Stars: Ed Flanders, Norman Lloyd, Ed Begley Jr., Stephen Furst
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Comedy, Family
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60 min | Adventure, Comedy, Crime
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60 min | Crime, Drama
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R | 122 min | Crime, Drama, Thriller
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60 min | Crime, Drama
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The Waltons (1971–1981)
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41 min | Drama, Short, Family
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Coach Brian Bedard is entering his 9th year as the Rams Head Coach, and his 26th season as a track coach for Colorado State University. During his coaching tenure, Colorado State track and field athletes have won many honors, including the history-making women's victory at the 2008 Mountain West Conference (MWC) Outdoor Championship, the first ever outdoor title in school history. The Rams nearly repeated the effort in the 2014 MWC Outdoor Championships leading the meet until the final two events taking second to UNM. In 2014 the men's team had a runner-up finish in both the indoor and outdoor MWC Championships. The 2014 women's squad had a strong 3rd place finish at the Outdoor Championships and is poised to make a run at the title this season.
Bedard has been on the Rams coaching staff since the fall of 1988 when he began his career as the throwing events coach. He was honored as the Mountain Region and NCAA Division I Assistant Coach of the Year in 2005. He has coached two Olympians, 2 x USA National discus champion, two NCAA Champions, 36 All-American performances, and 59 conference champions. All of Colorado State's school records in the throwing events have been set during Bedard's tenure. In 2005, Bedard was inducted into the Colorado State University Hall of Honor for his accomplishments as a coach. His most recent coaching honor came in the 2013 season winning the USTFCCCA Women's Midwest Region Head Coach of the year award.
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The women's team placed 4th at the MWC indoor meet and 3rd at the Outdoor MWC meet, while the men were MWC runner-up indoors and outdoors. CSU qualified 23 athletes to the NCAA West Preliminary Meet in 2014 and many of those athletes return this year. Bedard feels, "With this year's signing class I'm extremely excited about what our teams can do this season. On paper it's one of the best signing classes we've put together, now the athletes need to come in and live up to those expectations."
The CSU Track and Cross Country teams have a tradition of academic success under Bedard's leadership. Last season the Ram's earned USTFCCCA All-Academic Team honors in men's and women's Cross Country and Track and Field. Both, the men's and women's Cross Country teams earned a cumulative GPA of 3.4 for the 2014 season. The women's track team had a 3.30 cumulative GPA and the men's team earned a 3.18 GPA to qualify for team selection. Bedard supports and strives for high academic standards with his teams and celebrates those academic achievements equally with athletic achievement. The teams also achieved 34 Academic All-Conference Awards in the 2014 season. Twelve Rams were named to the USTFCCCA Outstanding Academic Achievement recognition for academic excellence. To cap off the season Christian Meyer earned the MWC Male Scholar Athlete of the Year Award. This summer, Rams distance runner Chloe Phillips and Christian Meyer were each awarded a $7,500 NCAA Post Graduate Scholarship.
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Bedard's most recent season boasts five Mountain West Conference Champions and three All-Americans. Aaliyah Pete was the Junior National runner-up in the shot and Junior World Championship qualifier. Kiah Hicks was a 2nd Team All-American in the 20# weight indoors and All-American in the discus outdoors. Jessica Sharbono became the MWC Champion in the discus with a new conference record and she recorded one of the longest discus throws in the country at 193'. The men's squad was dominant in the throws finishing 1-2-3 in the 35# weight throw at the MWC meet. The Rams had 8 throwers qualify for the NCAA First Round Meet.
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Coach Bedard's expertise extends well beyond the throwing events. For three seasons he coached the long jump and triple jump events at CSU and was also the heptathlon/decathlon coordinator for 10 seasons. He coached Liz Toman to a school record, conference championship, and NCAA qualifying mark in the high jump. In the multi-events Bedard coached conference champions in the decathlon, and CSU records in the heptathlon and women's triple jump.
One of Coach Bedard's most successful athletes is Casey Malone, a discus thrower he originally recruited from Colorado's Arvada West High School. Bedard and Malone have worked together for over 16 years and in 2010 Casey won his second discus title at the USA Championships. In 2009 Casey also won the discus title earning a spot on the US team competing at the World Championships placing 5th. In 2008 Casey placed 3rd at the Olympic Trials, securing a spot on the United States Olympic Team that competed in Beijing. Malone also made the U.S. Olympic Team in 2004 and placed 5th in the discus competition at the Athens Olympics. In 1996, when Malone was a freshman at Colorado State, Bedard coached him to a Junior National title and a Junior World Championship gold medal. In all during his collegiate career, Malone garnered four All-American certificates and an NCAA title in the discus. He currently owns the Colorado State University school record in the discus at 211 ft. 6 in. Casey continued to improve under Bedard's coaching reaching a personal best 68.49m or 224'7".
Another of Bedard's standout throwers is Loree Smith, the 2005 NCAA National Champion hammer thrower, who was also the runner-up in the indoor weight throw and a five-time All-American. Loree set the American collegiate record in the indoor weight throw with a mark of 74 ft. 3 in. during the 2005 indoor season. Loree also set an NCAA collegiate record in the hammer throw at the MWC Championships with a throw of 229 ft. 9 in. (70.02 m). Smith earned a spot on the United States Olympic Team in 2008 and competed in the hammer throw in the Beijing Olympics.
Many other athletes have enjoyed tremendous success under Coach Bedard's guidance. He coached Shelly Borrman, a Fort Collins native and five-time All-American and 1999 NCAA discus runner-up, who still owns the Colorado State school record and Western Athletic Conference (WAC) record in the discus with a throw of 198 ft. 8 in. Another discus thrower, Liz Toman, placed second in the 2001 NCAA National Championships. Drew Loftin was the 2003 NCAA indoor runner-up in the weight throw and outdoor runner-up in the hammer. Loftin threw 71 ft. 1.5 in. in the weight throw and 232 ft. in the hammer while competing for the Rams. Bedard has been working with Drew Loftin after a five year lay-off from throwing and Loftin placed 5th in the hammer at the 2012 Olympic Trials, and 4th at the 2013 USA Championships.
Coach Bedard has shared his coaching expertise as a featured speaker at numerous conferences and clinics across the country. He has also developed two instructional DVD's on discus throwing technique, which are available through Championship Books and Videos. Before he began his coaching career, Bedard was a student-athlete in track and field at Colorado State University from 1983-88. He finished as the Western Athletic Conference runner-up in the discus and placed eighth in the shot put.
Bedard is married to Jill Bedard (formerly Johnson) a Colorado State University Hall of Fame inductee and volleyball standout from 1987-90. They have two daughters, 18-year-old Kelcey and 16-year-old Baylee. Kelcey will be joining the Rams this season to work with her father in the throwing events.
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"Our staff is working hard to recruit athletes that can score in more than one event area, have outstanding character and exceptional work ethic. The staff is looking for the best athletes in the region that fit our program's philosophy. I'm excited to see this talented group of freshman begin their careers at Colorado State University. With this recruiting class and the record number of athletes that qualified for the NCAA West meet it gives us a good indication of the potential of this team. Our staff believes we can win the MWC this season!"
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- Jan 18, 2014BTW appreciate all the input on the bindings.
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I hated my flows too. Hard to adjust and really was harder to get in and out in in deep snow when snowkitingI currently have switchback bindings that are cool because you can remove the highbacks by design which makes them great for kiting (for me).I love the idea of eddys bindings but I couldn't get my feet to stay in when riding toes side. Maybe just some adjustment time needed.Bill, You are welcome to my old flows that are just gathering dust if you want to try them out and if your boots fit.--Will
On Saturday, January 18, 2014, Tonyswilliams <tonyswilliams@...> wrote:Used the flow but got rid of them as I like the step in of my switch bindings better. Also make sure the back calf rest is adjustable as if they are too upright. They can dig into your calves as you lean back in snowkiting more then normal snowboarding
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Anyone have thoughts on bindings for a snowboard for snow kiting?. I've been looking at the K2 Cinch and the Flow FreeBaller both of which are a rear entry type. Supposed to be easier to get in and out of. Any thoughts?
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Report: Nets-Magic Howard deal blew up because of Orlando animosity
Aug 11, 2012, 9:50 AM EDT
Business is business. But business is conducted by humans, and humans have emotions, like pride, anger, and resentment. And it turns out that what may have sunk a potential Nets-Magic deal wasn't the deal itself, but how Orlando felt about the Nets. From the New York Daily News:
A league source told the Daily News that a stumbling block in negotiations was lingering animosity stemming from the Magic's belief the Nets illegally contacted Howard in December without Orlando's permission. The Nets denied they had met with Howard, and charges were never filed with the league.
via Brooklyn Nets' Deron Williams lost interest in Dwight Howard sweepstakes well before Thursday's trade to the Lakers – NY Daily News.
In the same article, Deron Williams says that the Magic "just didn't want to deal him to (the Nets)."
The reaction from most people is going to be outrage, or disgust, that personal feelings should never get in the way of a deal this important.
My response? There are bigger things at play here.
For starters, the Nets' deal wasn't some awe-inspiring package of young players and picks. The picks all came from one team, which was going to be 25-plus with a core of Deron Williams and Dwight Howard. Brook Lopez is a phenomenal talent, but because of his free agency status, was going to end up giving them a sizable contract that was going to be hard to move if Lopez has injury issues or regresses further. Even if Kris Humphries would have been on a $9 million one-year deal as Yahoo Sports reported, 1. Humphries would have to agree to take substantially less than market value (he signed for two-years, $12-million) and 2. you're still looking at over $20 million going on the books in 2013 for an absolutely wretched team. Even with Marshon Brooks and the cap-clearing, that's not a good deal. you can argue it was better than what they got, that comes down to how you feel about Lopez, and there are arguments to be made on both sides.
But there's a bigger point here.
In business, the companies that thrive long-term have a commitment to doing it the right way. You can skirt those tactics for a while, but eventually, the rot gets through your organization and your hubris takes its toll. And there's something to be said for maintaining your pride. If the Magic legitimately felt that the Nets had tampered with their player, their best player, that's a huge violation of NBA rules and of NBA managerial conduct. It's one thing to tamper with your player, it's another to then continually collude with that player's camp to ruin all other leverage in regards to other deals and to constantly pressure the team into making the trade. And there's a lot of evidence that that might have gone on. You can't blame Howard's people. It's their job to fulfill their clients wishes. That's what their responsibility is, not to the team. But to Howard, and to the Nets, as members of the NBA, there's a way to conduct business and a way not to. So if Orlando decided it didn't want to have someone steal their lunch money, then trade their backpack to get a third of that money back, I don't see how you can blame them.
It's not about being petty. It's about conducting yourself in a way that maintains your self-respect. Maybe the Nets did nothing wrong, they certainly have always claimed so. But there were reports about meetings between Prokhorov and Howard prior to Orlando granting teams permission to speak with him. Even if they did nothing wrong, the Magic acted out of self-preservation.
Sometimes you just can't let people walk all over you, even if it is, "the best thing for you."
- finatic001 - Aug 12, 2012 at 2:58 PM
We are talking about a guy who didn't show up to any of his camps not because of his back but because he was unhappy with the team he was on these camps had to refund money cause of him. So to me he has no heart all he worry about is himself. Oh and lakers good luck resigning him because he wants to be the face of an organization and he will be the 3rd most important man on this team and if he wanted to be there the magic would have been able to sign and trade him.
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1. What does your business offer that's unique compared to businesses similar to yours?
For more than 25 years, voted Southwest Florida's favorite custom jewelry designer, we have been nationally known for our unique and rare gemstones, innovative diamond rings, exceptional engagement and wedding bands and on-site jewelry design and repair. Whether you are looking for a distinctive piece, diamond necklace, estate watch, custom wedding ring, rare gems or antiquities, we have it all. We engage clients in the design process and collaborate with them in creating unique pieces.
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Our area is an international vacation destination that affords unique businesses such as ours the ability to reach a global audience while living and working where others vacation.
3. What do you enjoy most about owning the business?
We enjoy making a difference in people's lives. Whether creating custom-designed jewelry, repairing a precious heirloom, or bettering our community philanthropically, we get to share in some of the most important moments in our client's lives, which is very special.
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Mark Loren attended Gem City College near Chicago for advanced jewelry design, watch making and jewelry repair. I (Ray) studied gemology, jewelry manufacturing and design at The Gemological Institute of America and received a Graduate Jeweler Gemologist diploma. Our business is unique in that we have what cannot be learned creativity. However, as technology advances in the jewelry industry, we are always learning new techniques and instruments to better our work.
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Water (Aqua, Eau), Propylene Glycol, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Isopropyl Myristate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetyl Alcohol, Stearic Acid, Sorbitan Stearate, Dihydroxyacetone, Glycerin, Fragrance (Parfum), Phenoxyethanol, Polysorbate 60, Dimethicone, Caprylyl, Glycol, Aloe Barbademsis Leaf Juice, Tetrasodium EDTA, Citric Acid, Sodium Gluconate, Potassium Sorbate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Olea Europaea (Olive) Fruit Oil, BHT, Panthenol, Allantoin, Punica Granatum Fruit Extract, Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil, Euterpe, Oleracea Fruit Oil, Vaccinium Myrtillus Fruit Extract, Saccharum Officinarum (Sugar Cane) Extract, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Citrus Limon (Lemon) Fruit Extract, Mangifera Indica (Mango) Fruit Extract, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis (Orange) Fruit Extract, Acer Saccharum (Sugar Maple) Extract,, Amyl Cinnamal, Benzyl Alcohol, Citral, Coumarin, Geraniol, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene, Linalool.
Zero To Sexy Leg Bronzer Dark Bronzing Tanning Lotion For legs 1 1
zero to sexy leg bronzer Love this lotion! Your legs seem to be the hardest to tan quick! But, with this product it helps and gives a nice golden bronze color! Will continue to use these products! July 3, 2013
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