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In my view this game is nothing more than a beta. The attitude is let's just throw it at the PS3 and hope for the best. Well they got the worst COD in history for the PS3.
Even offering a DLC for the PS3 is shamefull greedy action. They already know they have lost their adult audience so why not pass out soothers for the DLC as it's only the 12yr olds that are taking over the game.
Just say NO to the DLC. Take your money and give it to a food bank.
I would recommend no one purchase the DLC in protest, until its connectivity is improved.
I'll be holding off on buying DLC for awhile because I'm wondering how many will buy it and I don't want laggier games than I have now.
And unlike MW3 - we are not going to be able to disable the new maps easily to maybe get better connections - once you load DLC you have to play with it - unless you delete it. This is a real step backwards as far as I'm concerned.
I shall not be buying any DLC. Why would I want more maps that lag so bad. Its not my connection its call of duty. End off
I have noticed that lag issues seem to be getting worse and worse for me ......it is still not present 100% of the time but i have noticed it has increased to well over 50% of my games it drive me crazy
if it gets worse no i wont buy the DLC .......
Big absolute FAT..........NO.............Fix the lag comp first then i maybe think about it.
I have all dlc for COD 4, MW2, and BLACK OPS, I did not buy MW3 dlc as the game for me was horrible with lag so then I upgraded my Internet to fiber optic and buy Black ops 2 Hardened edition for me the game is no difference to MW3 the way it runs, i have friends who we have been playing since mw2 and black ops since day one to the day the new one came out MW3 the game was so bad they tuck it back to the shop and said they are done with infinity ward cod games and they are starting to say the same about Treyarch games I will not be buying the dlc as this maybe my last cod.
I am looking forward to playing some DMC
Really? Why didn't you just title this thread:
"Is anyone who is unhappy with this game stupid enough to keep spending money on it?"
or, better yet:
"Yet ANOTHER thread to complain about lag!"
As far as I can tell, that's all this is, isn't it? Or am I wrong? I mean seriously, do you actually expect anyone to come in here and say "Yes, absolutely! Despite the fact that I am suffering badly from lag, making the existing game all but unplayably for me, I am thrilled at the prospect of spending MORE money on more maps that I will be virtually unable to play!"?
*Disclaimer: I am not in any way trying to trivialize or deny the existence of anyone's technical difficulties by posting this. I understand and sympathize that people are having serious lag issues. I am only pointing out that, dispite the attempt to disguise it with a not-so-clever title, this is, in fact, just another one of many lag threads that are already spamming this forum (many of which are FAR more constructive than this one which, as far as I can tell, is just an open invitation to "come complain with me!").
I didn't want to seem to harsh as Mojo but he's right, did you expect a yes if someone is having serious latency issues?
Do not purchase these maps COD if the game is unplayable. Lets show them that we care about the game, through restraint.
absolutly not big fat no no no i am not wasting my money untill this shitty game gets fixed bud


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He loved camping, fishing, and just plain talking to folks, but especially enjoyed spending time with his family and spoiling his grandkids.
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Martin Brodeur made 25 saves to record the 24th postseason shutout of his career, an NHL record, and the Devils scored three times early in the third period on their way to beating the Florida Panthers, 4-0, in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals Thursday night. The series is now tied at 2. Game 5 will be Saturday night in Sunrise, Fla.
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Having an understanding of the ethical, legal, and social implications (ELSI) regarding cancer genetic testing may influence the clinician's response to the complex questions and issues that may arise during the process of risk assessment and counseling. This section discusses biomedical ethics codes, legal and social issues relevant to privacy, and fair use in the interpretation of genetic information. In order to integrate the different perspectives of bioethics, law, and psychosocial influences, case scenarios are offered to illustrate dilemmas encountered in the clinical setting. (Refer to the Determining the Test to Be Used section of this summary for more information about the regulation of genetic tests.)
Bioethical Issues in Cancer Genetic Testing
Bioethical tenets can guide health care providers in dealing with the complex issues surrounding predictive testing for hereditary cancer. The tenets of beneficence, nonmaleficence, autonomy, and justice are part of a framework needed to balance the complex and potentially conflicting factors surrounding a clinician's role in respecting privacy, confidentiality and fair use of genetic information obtained from cancer genetic testing.
The concept of beneficence dictates that the primary goal of medical care is to provide benefit through appropriate health care.[1] In the field of oncology, this translates into using early detection and effective treatment protocols to improve outcomes. Providing beneficent care may go beyond medical outcomes of treatment to encompass the patient's life circumstances, expectations, and values.[1] Consideration of the patient's psychological and emotional ability to handle the testing and results disclosure process can help avoid doing harm.[2] (Refer to the Psychological Impact of Genetic Testing/Test Results on the Individual section of this summary for more information.)
Nonmaleficence is the bioethical code that directs health care providers to do no harm, inclusive of physical and emotional harm, and acknowledges that medical care involves risks and benefits.[1] Particular to the field of oncology, adherence to this construct includes taking measures to minimize the adverse effects of cancer prevention, treatment, and control. This may encompass taking precautionary measures to prevent inadvertent disclosure of sensitive information.[2]
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The October 2003 term again promises to impact on our exercise of individual liberty. The most anticipated case on the docket will test the legality of the McCain Feingold campaign finance reform bill. The Court's rendering could have a profound effect on how parties spend money in the upcoming presidential election.
Just as significant will be the courts rendering of Locke v. Davey, which pertains to whether a scholarship policy at Washington State University breeches the wall between church and state. In a nutshell, the policy bans Theology majors from receiving scholarship funds. In other words, if you design your own interdisciplinary study program examining the golden age of antique griddles, you're eligible for a scholarship. If you study theology, you are not. The logic being that offering scholarship funds to theology majors effectively funnels state money into a religious activity. That causes some people to quiver, not least of which being Justices Souter, Ginsberg, and Stephens, who tend toward strict separation or church and state.
And indeed, the separation between church and state is an important safeguard. But does that mean someone should be penalized for pursuing religion? That is what the Washington State policy effectively does-penalizes students for studying theology as opposed to, say, antique griddles. This places a condition on the scholarship money that violates the fundamental right to religious freedom.
Both sides have precedents to draw upon: Whereas Pearl vs. Nyquist (1973) barred the government from directly funneling public funds into religious institutions, more recent rulings have draw an important distinction between directly subsidizing religious education and leaving it to an individual to chose their preferred course of study.
The major implication: the majority in this Supreme Court believes that how an individual uses his scholarship money is his own private choice and therefore of no concern of the state. By this perspective, Washington States University's scholarship money is no different than college grants or food stamps or virtually all other government assistance which provide aid, then leave it to the individual's discretion how he wishes to use his subsidy-on religious oriented goods, like, say, kosher deli meats, or otherwise.
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I have an 06 G6 GTP. Recently we started smelling gas after we drove the car. Now I can smell it inside the car while driving. The car is also having trouble starting, but if I give it a little "gas" it will crank up. Please help me figure out what's wrong.
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July 8, 2011.
The first thing we need to do is figure out if the smell coming from the back of the car or the front of the car?
It's coming from the back. We can smell it when you are standing behind the car.
Alright now you will have to look under the rear of the car for leaking fuel or old fuel drip trails.
Have you looked while its running?If you cant find anything then you will have to drop the gas tank down it could be leaking around thr fuel pump seal or right off the fuel pump.
I would look while its running under pressure just becareful with the leaking fuel.
My husband did look the other day and did not see anything. There was only a 1/4 tank of gas in it (don't know if that matters or not). We did have the Evap Valve (I think that was the name of it) replaced recently.
Was the valve by the gas tank or under the hood that was replaced?Also it could depend on the fuel tank level depending on if it leaks or not.I have had cars that would only leak at 3/4 of a tank or more because the fuel tank oring was leaking. It all really depends where and why its leaking.
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| AnonymousLily chapter 1 . 8/15/2012
By starting it with detailed sensations and descriptions of sensations Henry had lost, you help us readers to imagine and experience the day to day frustration. When it moves to the kids and Suzy, we experience the same heartbreak. Those last three lines seemed like a snippet of poetry. Well done!
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Juliet's Flowers did a fantastic job providing flowers for me and my bride. The flowers were exactly what she wanted for both the bouquets and centerpieces. We got many compliments from our guest about how beautiful the flowers were. Juliet's was also very flexible with the contract and had no problem adding details and changes close to the wedding date. The cost was very fair and was far better than many other options, but did not result in a lack of quality. Overall I would recommend Juliet's to anyone looking for a florist in the DC area.
Manija at Juliets flowers presided wedding flowers for me on October 22 of this year. She went above and beyond to make sure everything was set up correctly and to make sure that everything was done on time. Prior to the wedding Manija was soo helpful in listening to what we wanted and was able to work with me alot when i was switching my mind a few times. If you are looking for someone who is flexible and willing to patiently work with you, you must work with Juliets Flowers. When I saw the arrangements and bouquets for the first time I was so happy, they were so beautiful, elegant, and exactly what I wanted. Thank you SOO much Manija for all your hard work, and willingness to work within my budget to give me the most stunning flowers on my most important and special day!
Manija is wonderful!!!!! I was changing my mind until the very last minute, and she was patient with it all. The flowers were BEAUTIFUL, and the ceremony flowers she created were way beyond my expectations! I love hydrangeas and had a lot of them at my wedding, and she had the best looking hydrangeas I've seen!! The bridesmaids bouquets had white hydrangeas, which traditionally is a very hard flower to actually look all white, but she did it perfectly!
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Thank you for creating the memorial for Elizabeth. Are you related?
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Hi Denise,
I was wondering if I could request a couple of transfers.
Henry J. Younger (#119336653) and his wife, Angeline Younger (#119336724). They are my g-g-grandparents, and I have more information that I could add for both of them including dates, children, etc.
I appreciate it. Thank you.
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RE: David Woodburn Marker
I just uploaded photos for the following markers in the Woodburn and related Bishop families in Woodland Cemetery.
Marion Woodburn
Wayne V Woodburn
Florence Woodburn
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Willie J Woodburn
Wirth Harry Woodburn
Nattie Woodburn Bishop
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Hi Denise,
There are several other Woodburns next to David. Would you like them photographed also?
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I have looked and have yet to find her grave, I do have the location Section G Lot 23 Grave 4 but still cannot locate it. Sorry but have tried a couple of times with no luck.
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You are very welcome. Unfortunately that part of the cemetery has only a few graves. I used a little gravel to mark the corners of the unmarked graves between the two nearest headstones, before taking the picture so I would know where to put the dashed lines on the photo. If you would also like a photo without the dashed lines and his name, just let me know and I will post it.
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The request made are on duplicate memorials. Would you be able to determine/decide which memorials will be the ones to stay in the cemetery with the other contributor and request again? Thanks - there are several duplicate memorials in this cemetery and no address - not sure when Clay owned the property or who he was - physical location or notifying through forum discussion to add GPS location would help to determine where cemetery is to find it to inquire for permission to trepass but not with current duplicate situation. thanks
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Per your photo request, I researched where Evangeline was buried. I discovered she was cremated and placed to rest in the Los Alisos - Rose Garden section of El Toro Cemetery. There is no specific headstone or marker for her. Hope this helps - DJB
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The dates are a bit off but I am finding that on a lot of the head stones at Greenlawn. I hope this is the correct stone.
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She is in a wall crypt with many other people who were never claimed,there is no marker.
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Losing weight
What is the fat burning zone? Should I run more slowly to lose fat?
You may have heard the claim that you should run more slowly to burn more fat. My local gym has signs suggesting that if you want to burn fat, you should exercise in a "fat burning" heart rate zone.
This idea is based on a misunderstanding of the science. It is true that when you exercise at a lower intensity, your body is able to draw more of the energy directly from fat. But it is not correct to conclude that exercising at this lower intensity will result in your having lower overall body fat.
There are two reasons why the claim about a "fat burning zone" is wrong.
- First, it does not matter where the fuel comes from while you are exercising; in the end (ie later in the day) your body will replenish and rebalance your energy stores. So a calorie surplus will always end up increasing your body fat; and a calorie deficit will always end up reducing your body fat. The source of fuel while you are exercising is irrelevant.
- Second, what matters is the total amount of calories you burn; not the proportion that come fat. If you exercise at lower intensity, a higher proportion may come from body fat, but this may be a smaller absolute number of calories.
In other words, the fat burning zone is a myth caused by misunderstanding the science.
So how can I lose weight?
To lose fat, you need to eat fewer calories than you burn. The extra calories you burn will be taken from your body fat.
Suppose your daily calorie requirement is 2800 kcal per day; and suppose that you consume 2710 kcal per day. Then you are consuming 90 kcal a day fewer than you are burning. Because fat is about 9 calories per gramme, you will lose about 10 grammes of body fat a day.
You can reduce weight either by reducing your calorie intake (eg by eating smaller portions) or by increasing your daily calorie requirement (eg by exercising more) or both.
How quickly should I lose weight?
If you do decide you want to reduce your body fat, you should not attempt to lose weight too rapidly. In particular, you should not aim to lose more than ½ kg a week; nor should you try to consume less than 85% of your daily equilibrium calorie needs. This is to avoid illness, and because if you eat less than this, your body goes into starvation mode, your metabolism slows down, and your rate of weight loss decreases.
The best approach to estimating how fast you should be losing weight is:
- decide how much running you realistically intend to do per week;
- estimate your equilibrium daily calorie requirement at that level of exercise, given your current bodyweight;
- work out how many calories a day you need to eat to lose weight without consuming less than 85% of your daily needs or losing more than 500g a week.
You can do this calculation here.
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Great discussion on the weight loss and the term Fat burning zone is not a myth but needs some more advise on it.
While we're talking about misunderstanding science, we should talk about whether or not calories have anything to do with fat storage in animals. A growing body of evidence suggests that the old formula "weight gain = calories in – calories out" is misleading at best, and possibly completely wrong. It is not widely known that calories in food are measured by burning food in a calorimeter-not exactly an accurate model of human metabolism.
There is a fat burning zone, however it is misunderstood. If your goal is weight loss then it is faster to train at a higher intensity as it burns more calories per unit time, however training at 50-65% of max heart rate does improve the efficiency of fat metabolism and burns fat as opposed to carbohydrates.
Interesting article, and I agree with most of it.
However, the statement that eating less than 85% of your caloric needs will make you 'ill' is somewhat of an old wives tale and not based on science (ironically, this is the same rationale you use to discredit other theories) and is, well, somewhat old-fashioned.
Surely, one that is eating less than their needs will get tired quicker, and will not be able to exercise as usual, and may feel a general 'sluggishness', but this is not indicative of any 'illness' per se. Western medicine seems to be really into EAT EAT EAT for ENERGY because if you dont EAT EVERY 4 HOURS then YOU'LL GET SICK AND DIE! heh
Unless you have a body like a twig, you likely have plenty of energy stored up to last for several days, even weeks, of reduced caloric intake. Sure, you'll get hungry, and this is just your body's natural response.
If you run slowly most of the energy comes from burning fat and less from glycogen. If you run fast most of your energy comes from glycogen and less from burning fat. The question is how the glycogen replaced. If, as usually recommended, you eat some sort of carbohydrate afterwards then the glycogen is replaced from that carbohydrate not from your fat store. You would likely lose more fat from a 2 hour jog than a 1 hour fast run even though the total energy used might be the same. But you are very unlikely to lose as much fat from a 1 hour jog as you will in a 1 hour fast run.
I can see what Mr James is saying, in that the fat-burning zone is actually a useful zone to train in for endurance athletes who are going to need to get a lot of the energy for their event from fat. However, it is completely useless for anyone else, and gyms are definitely still perpetuating the myth that this is the best zone to train in for weight loss.
On the other hand, I don't see the "starvation mode" myth as being any better. The idea that my body will go into some kind of energy-saving mode because I failed to eat 85% of my calorie needs for one day is ridiculous and not borne out by any evidence. I do agree that gradual weight loss is far healthier than rapid loss, and more likely to be long-lasting, but for very different reasons. Rapid weight loss does not encourage healthy habits that can be maintained long term, and makes it very difficult to maintain muscle mass. The 1lb-per-week target is pretty sensible, but why the calories have to be spread so evenly over 7 days is not explained, and for good reason: there is no explanation.


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HTC Desire 626sCompareThe HTC Desire 626s comes with a 5-inch 720p display, a 1.1-GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 8GB of storage, an 8-megapixel autofocus camera and a 2-megapixel camera on the front.+ View Specs
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HTC One miniCompare8.5 reviewThe HTC One mini is a physically smaller variant of the HTC One, aiming to pack as much cool as its larger sibling, but in a more compact, pocket-friendly package. At 122 grams, the new model is lighter, all the while being made of machine-milled metal, following in the One's footsteps. The HTC One mini comes with a 4.3-inch, 720x1280 pixel display, a dual-core Snapdragon 400 chip clocked at 1.4GHz, and 1GB of RAM, which are all okay specs for a mid-range device. HTC has chosen to put an UltraPixel camera with a 1/3" sensor size on the One mini, capable of 1080p HDR and slow motion video recording. There is no optical image stabilization, however. Android 4.2 comes running on the HTC One mini, with Sense UI layered on top, adding features like HTC BlinkFeed - a home screen that instantly provides the user with relevant information from social networks and across the internet. At this time, only two color variants of it have been announced, named Glacial Silver and Stealth Black.+ View Specs
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BlackBerry PassportCompare7.5 reviewThe Passport comes with a 4.5-inch square touch display with a 1440 x 1440 resolution and 453 PPI pixel density. Thanks to the integration of a touch-sensitive panel inside the hardware QWERTY keyboard below the display, your fingers almost never get in the way of reading or otherwise interacting with on-screen content. The Passport's hardware brawn is supplied by a 2.2GHz Snapdragon 801 quad-core processor and a spacey 3GB of RAM along with 32GB of expandable internal storage. Running BB OS 10.3, the productive smartphone is powered by a huge 3540 mAh battery, which BlackBerry said lasts 30 hours. Although the device ships with a 13MP camera with optical image stabilization, and a powerful processor, 4K video recording isn't being advertised anywhere, but it is said that the feature will come in an update.+ View Specs
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Nokia Lumia 720Compare9 reviewNokia Lumia 720 is another mid-range Windows Phone 8 device, with a typical Nokia unibody design coming in different vibrant colors. The Nokia Lumia 720 has a 4.3" ClearBlack LCD display with a curved glass and super sensitive touch that you can use with gloves. It has a brilliant camera with extremely large aperture of f/1.9 that allows a lot of light in resulting in great low-light performance. The camera is 6.7-megapixel, with backside-illumination and auto-focus, built with a Carl Zeiss lens.+ View Specs
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HTC One mini 2Compare8 reviewThe One mini 2 sports a much smaller chassis than the One (M8), housing a 4.5" display with 720x1280 pixels of resolution. The rest of the specs make it a decent midranger, too, as the munchkin sports a 1.2 GHz quad-core Snapdragon 400 processor, 1 GB of RAM, and 16 GB of internal storage (12 GB user-available). This time HTC has provided a microSD card slot, too. Add to these the new 5 MP wide-angle front camera, the BoomSound stereo speakers at the front, plus a larger, 2100 mAh battery, and the One mini 2 becomes a serious contender in the crowded midrange category. The handset runs on the latest Android 4.4 KitKat, with Sense 6.0 sprinkled on top.+ View Specs
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Mike Lowell has suffered a sprained left thumb after diving for a ball in the first inning.
X-rays were negative.
Lowell came out of the game in the second inning and replaced by Kevin Youkilis, who moved from first to third. Sean Casey went to first.
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The Facebook social networking site has made Tornado, its Python framework for web apps, available under Apache License 2.0.
According to Facebook, Tornado is behind its inhouse FriendFeed offering, which provides real-time postings. The software is relatively simple, but scales well and can handle thousands of concurrent transactions without interruption, as Facebook Open Programs manager David Recordon writes in his blog. Recordon compares Tornado with Web.py, CherryPy and Django.
Tornado runs under Python 2.5 and 2.6 and uses the Pycurl module and a JSON library. The source code tarball for Tornado 1.0 is available for download off the project page. Technical details and code samples are on FriendFeed chief Bret Taylor's blog. Tornado has its own documentation page. The Python framework is just one in a series of open source software Facebook uses.
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L'oreal Ever PureI have been using this shampoo and conditioner for about 2 months now, while I loved it at first now my hair is terribly damaged and started breaking and falling out! Also the spearmint scent ingredient they use in it started making my head, neck itch terribly! I am SO disappointed and will go back to expensive products again! — 4 years, 6 months agoheather_good_mctaggart | 1 reviews
Loreal EverPure ShampooOkay. The reason it does not lather up is because it is sulfate-free. Sulfates dry you hair and skin out. OK!!! — 4 years, 6 months agomarlene_parker | 1 reviews
Great shampoo for colored hair!I used this shampoo when I bleached my hair. It helped keep it soft and shiny. Would use again if I ever went blonde and it smells great! — 4 years, 8 months agobeautybyarielle | 36 reviews
Allergic reaction to EverPure Shampoo & conditionerI do not recommend EverPure. I tried this from a sample in the mail and I have been broke out in hives for 7 days now. I noticed while in the shower that my hands were itching. By the time I got out my shin and hands were itching and starting to burn. It went from my scalp, neck, back, legs, and feet. Where ever the shampoo rinsed down me in the shower was affected. I only used this 1 time, I...read more can't imagine what it would have been like if I used this numerous times before I realized what was causing it. Oh, it does lather quite well and it smells real nice BUT the itching and burning is not worth it! — 4 years, 10 months agowendy_rutledge_campbell | 1 reviews
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Awesome!I have been using this for 6 months now and my hair has never looked and felt better in my life. I have turned all of my friends on to it and they all love it too. Great product! — 4 years, 10 months agoHeather1234 | 2 reviews
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No need for conditionerIn October of last year(2010), I was doing research on hair care and products. In all research there is nothing you can do to your hair to fix damage. So I am thinking ok I need something to prevent damage from the beginning. I soon cut 10 inches off of my hair (dramatic I know), and switched to Loreal EverPure Shampoo. I use to be a conditioner queen, and have tried everything on the market, now ...read moreI use just the Loreal Shampoo, and once a week I use the overnight repair, and once a week I use the leave in conditioner. My hair is now virtually split in free. My hair is the healthiest it has ever been. Its been 4 months since I have regularly used conditioner, and now there is no need. My hair is healthier, shinier, more manageable, not a tangle in sight, not oily at all, and my color fade out was almost completely diminished. This was the best thing I have ever done for my hair, and the shampoo has lasted me 4 months. I will never switch! — 4 years, 10 months agoalissa_johnston | 1 reviews
Love itMy hair was very dry and frizzy from summer fun in the sun and over processing.. Since I have been using the moisturizing shampoo and conditioner my hair is back to its silky smooth texture, Also my hair doesn't feel greasy or weighed down.. I was using another very high priced sulfate free shampoo and conditioner but I must say I love this line much better and its a fraction of the price.. I am pleasantly surprised that a drug store brand can be so luxurious.. ~Michelle M — 4 years, 10 months agoJujuBeans | 1 reviews
and the winner goes to...Everpure! basically, I bought this so I have a product to switch off from my salon brand shampoo. I recently colored my hair after not coloring it for 9 months. This made my hair silky, soft, shiny, and smelling oh so good. I will definitely keep this around. It made my color look more vibrant, and gave enough moisture to my fine hair that it doesnt feel greasy. I really don't understand how peopl...read moree on here say it works horrible and they won't buy it again. I find it to work better than other drugstore brand shampoos for colored hair, just because it has no harsh chemicals in it which helps preserve color. 2 thumbs up! — 5 years agoprincess21 | 34 reviews
My turquoise hair.For the price you pay, this is a good shampoo. I dyed half of my hair turquoise, and used this EVERY DAY and washed my hair in hot water seeing how fast it would fade. There was fading, but my hair still looked a good shade of turquoise after a month, except for my ends (but those always fade fast if they're damaged). Most people can't keep blue in their hair as well as I did using this product. I...read more had dyed my hair blue once before, and it didn't last as long. I'm sure due mostly to the shampoo I was using. Compare this to the salon quality shampoos that will cost me between $30 and $60, depending on which size I want, (so $60 or $120 in total) this really is a good deal. You get what you pay for. I would recommend this to anyone with colored hair, especially any redheads OR people with semi-permanent colors. — 5 years agoleigh_thompson | 1 reviews
MOisTure!When i used this, I thought it would never lather, but boy I was wrong. This lathers more then any other shampoo. This lather is so soft in your hair, and this doesn't tangle your hair and leaves it soft and moisturized. My hair is oily and I was scared this would make it more oily, but it didn't, it cleaned my hair really well, I would definitly buy another shampoo and conditioner in this line! — 5 years agozairabeauty | 17 reviews
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The following colleges and universities have announced their commencement speakers for spring 2013:
- Atlanta Metropolitan State College: Ceasar C. Mitchell, president of the Atlanta City Council.
- City Colleges of Chicago: Sheila Simon, lieutenant governor of Illinois.
- College of the Atlantic: Paul Farmer, co-founder of Partners In Health, and chair of the Department of Global Health and Social Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
- Daniel Webster College: John H. Lynch, former New Hampshire governor.
- Franklin Pierce University: Gary Hirshberg, chairman and co-founder of Stonyfield Farm.
- Hollins University: Johnnetta B. Cole, former president of Spelman College and Bennett College.
- Juilliard School: Laura Linney, the actress.
- Oberlin College: Tracy Chevalier, the novelist.
- Rutgers University at New Brunswick: Virginia Long, retired associate justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court.
- Shaw University: Cleveland L. Sellers Jr., president of Voorhees College.
- University of Massachusetts at Lowell: Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis.
- University of St. Thomas, in Texas: Robert P. George, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence and founder and director of the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions at Princeton University.
- Washington University in St. Louis: Cory A. Booker, mayor of Newark.
- Webster University: Norbert Leo Butz, the actor.
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