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Ponds Deep Cleanser Cold Cream
1269 reviews
76% would repurchase
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Package Quality: 3.4
Price: $$
INGREDIENTSMineral Oil, Aqua, Ceresin, Beeswax, Triethanolamine, Behenic Acid, Fragrance, Ceteth-20, Cetyl Alcohol, Carbomer, DMDM Hydantoin, Iodopropynyl Butylcarbamate, Methylparaben.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Warm
Hair: Brown, Kinky, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
You really have to work this into the skin for it to dissolve any makeup. In the instructions it states the cream can be removed using cotton wool or a damp washcloth. I found the latter to be most effective. The cream is very thick and emollient and trying to remove with cotton wool proved to be rather difficult and time consuming. i would say 80% of the cream gets taken off with a warm terry cloth. It doesnt remove eye-makeup or very resilent foundations (estee lauder DW). This really does moisturize the skin well so i can see why ppl with dry skin can like it, however on my acne-prone skin it made me break out. Even when i followed with a rinse off cleanser the same thing happened, so wont be using this again.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
ughh I hate this. It does a horrible job removing my makeup and I usually have to tissue it off like 5 times before it can get it all off especially after clubbing when I just wanna go to sleep. And it always makes my skin feel greasy and gross, I wanted something more refreshing and this just makes my skin feel nasty. And I F*n hate the smell its disgusting. Deff will not buy this again.
After reading a review on here on the correct usage of this, I decided to give it another try and I love this now, it's good at removing makeup when you use it the correct way which is scooping some out and then massaging it onto your face until it turns white, and then tissuing it off until you see no more make up on the tissue. Before I would just scoop it out with a tissue and wipe my face with it, I think massaging it onto your face really does the trick at removing all the makeup. Using a good toner after this helps too. This is perfect to use on the days when you are too lazy to wash off your makeup and just want to go to sleep lol. Also it's by far the best eye makeup remover.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This is my hg cold cream. I as well as several members of my family have been using this product since I can remember. It is a great product at a great price. My sisters and I as well as my mom always get complimented on how healthy/glowy, smooth and soft our skin is. The only things we really use on our face is this little baby. I love putting it on my face at night so that my skin can absorb it overnight. I also use it to remove makeup. If your looking for an inexpensive way to help your skin this is a great face cream for an even greater price.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
This is one of the best products in the world! I had heard about this stuff from many, many women- all different ages (20-70), and they all said they swear by it. I know that the purpose is for it to be a really strong cleanser that doesn't dry out your skin. But I use this as an eye makeup remover. So if you are looking for some reviewage on that aspect of the product, then read on! I wear a ton of mascara as my lashes are naturally very light and sparse. Regular liquid eye makeup removers do nothing for my mascara. It removes my eyeshadow, but that's about it. This stuff, on the other hand, removes my mascara, eyeliner, and eyeshadow! Here's how I use it- I take a piece of toilet paper and dip it into the pot. I smooth the product over my eyelashes and just keep moving it around and scooping up the residue that's left over. With a pretty small amount of product, I can wipe away my day's-worth of makeup! It even removes stubborn waterproof mascara. I don't find the scent bad at all- it's kind of rosey. This stuff does sting my eyes, though, so I have to be careful not to use too much. Buy this stuff now!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
I love this product so much! I love how it removes my makeup and hydrated my DRY skin at the same time. It's smooth and feels gentle on the skin but it is some what difficult to swipe off once rinsing. I like to use this while in the shower after removing my eye makeup with a cotton ball and mineral oil (takes the mascara/eyeliner right off) and wash my face with Cetaphil..then I apply a light layer of the Pond's cold cream to my face to lock in the moisture. (since being post accutane for 5 years I am very dry..I need as much moisture as I can get!) I love this product..it works well for my skin type.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Other, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
It is really hard to convince me to buy a product in a tub, in which I have to dig my fingers in versus a pump, but I did it for the cold cream. Ahh, it's so frustrating, everything I've tried has been mediocre. I'm not crazy about the scent, it sort of smells like baby powder x10 and some flowers. Upon its first usage, I realized how oily the formula is, I thought to myself.."uh oh, it's going to break me out". It's unlike any cleanser I've used, no soapy goodness, no foam, it was true to its name, a cream. I actually would have thought it was a cream if I wasn't able to read the label in French. This product left my face looking and feeling greasy afterward (clogged pores = spots). I must say, it did a superb job in getting out the black heads on my nose.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Normal, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
i love this cleanser. i don't have the patience to use it every time i have makeup on but when i feel my makeup is heavy, i'll use this. it just melts off everything! i don't mind the rose smell the only thing i don't like is having to stick my fingers back in the jar with my melted makeup on them.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is THE best cleanser!! For me there is nothing that beats this - Its a cult classic and it truly deserves that status.
I smear this all over my face and use a flannel soaked in warm water to remove - thats it. My skin is literally left clean, fresh and supple and it takes 2 minutes. It removes ALL traces of makeup - even waterproof mascara - I smear it all over my eyes as well and it doesn't irritate at all.
Sometimes cleansers are harsh and can leave my face tight as my skin is sensitive and prone to breakouts. I could definately get away without moisturising after using this. Another thing - I break out less when I use it. I think because I am lazy when it comes to cleansing I break out because I don't cleanse thoroughly enough - thats why this rocks. I don't need to mess about for ages getting all my makeup off, but I know I am doing a good, thorough job.
Furthermore if my skin does happen to feel particularly dry, I slather this on before bed as a moisturiser - yes I look shiny as hell and I certainly wouldnt do this during the day, but it works a treat when I wake up in the morning. Occasionally I also pat it on for a 'dewy' cheeked looked ( I mean pat on - you have to be careful you don't put too much on). If I'm on a night out I also mix it with eyeshadow sometimes to create an eyegloss. It works really well.
Then theres my hands and feet which get slathered in it if they are dry. My cuticles get rubbed in it when they are torn. I pat it on spots (those awful pimples that hurt like mad! It soothes a treat).
Its a multi-tasking, wonder product!!!!
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Curly, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I had bought this in the past as a make-up remover, but I never repurchased because I was in love other eye make-up removers, liquid based. This, however, deserves to keep its status as a classic, because it is. It works on all types of foundation, sunscreen, powder, eyeliner, mascara (though waterproof will be tougher, but I never wear it), and even lip liner, lipstick. Just rub on and wipe off, then cleanse the residue. I love this more than any eye make-up removers I've used in the past, because I want an all-over make-up remover, and this is pretty much the best that's out there. On a side not, for those that hate the jar, I think it's the best container for this, because if you need to add more product you just scoop out more, instead of using your greasy hands to squeeze a tube.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
My grandmother used Ponds Cold Cream & I bought a jar one day to try it. I have moderately oily skin & it hasn't caused me to break out. I use it at night & followed it with an astringent/toner. The combination of those two leave my skin moisturized, but not oily. I love this product & will continue to use it. I even think it has improved the overall appearance of my skin.
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We are a financial service firm and bought a table at our Chamber of Commerce banquet. We need an idea to decorate our table. Any ideas? Please help!
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AvaElizabeth, I like your idea! I was going to suggest a money-print tablecloth. Maybe place markers could simply be bowls or other containers filled with fake gold coins. Name cards (in fancy calligraphy on good heavy-grade cardstock) could be propped up on those. I like the palm tree-beach umbrella or maybe miniature golf bags full of clubs thing for centerpieces. Enjoy that banquet! I've never been to a Chamber banquet, but the Goodwill Industries banquet I attended was spectacular!
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We have an upcoming Chamber banquet and would like to decorate the tables for the banquet. We need some input on how to decorate a table for someone who's business is automotive body shop and detail. We would like his table to have an automotive theme. He is the outgoing president. Any suggestions? Thanks
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Depending on how far you want to go, you could take your tablecloths and an old tire and roll the tire in paint and "drive" it over the table cloths in varying angles to make tire tracks on the tablecloths. You could also do the same with black paint on the napkins and make it look like grease rags. Or buy a pack of clean grease rags and use the black paint on someones hands to make it look like oil. And use for napkins. Hang to dry. Acrylic paint is good and safe to use for something like this.
You could get various known car parts (oil filter, air filter, a can/bottle of oil, etc.) as center pieces and tie a small bouquet of balloons to each one. Make name cards from cardstock cut into the shape of a license plate and write each persons name like it would appear on a plate. Lay on each plate.
Take mechanic type shirts and hang on the back of each chair. You could also use this as your name cards and using the sticker-type name labels you can put each persons name on their "work shirt". Take clean hub caps and use as dinner plates or serving bowls for the salad, chips, etc. Too bad you couldn't make some silverware from wrenches. Can you tell my husband is a mechanic? (05/05/2004)
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Strum is not my favorite boxer,,,But I favor him anyday against Authur Abraham or Otke!!!Posted January 18, 2013 1:53 pm
Sam – Who has he beaten?? Even in his wins, he's less than sensational…..his only KO in the last 3-4 years was against Hears. Weak!Posted January 17, 2013 1:54 pm
lol Sturm the most boring boxer? what have you been smoking up there in sweden you numbskull? He's last 4 fights have all been entertaining as hell. And he got robbed against ODLH lets not forget that fact too soon buddy.Posted January 17, 2013 9:40 am
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Felix Sturm, the most boring world champion of the past decade. He never again fought the best competition after he lost by UD to Oscar De La Hoya in 2004. He threw away so manny potential great fights down the toilet.Posted January 17, 2013 6:09 am
unfortunately for king soliman knock out power he never had even though he has fought as high as cruzzaweight sam is very motivated and extremely fit and never
has to lose much if any to make weight fingers crossed as everything is going to be in sturms favor …Posted January 16, 2013 6:59 pm
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Soliman at 39 is fighting extremely well. I just hope he gets a fair deal with the judges over there in Germany. Sam is taking a big risk by fighting Sturm in Germany and I assume he is being paid very well to put his IBF No1 ranking on the line as he already fought in an official eliminator for a mandatory shot at the title. I can see Sam fighting well and deserving the decision only to be ripped off by a typical home town German split decision or something similar. I hope Sam is looking for the knockout!Posted January 16, 2013 6:13 pm
Why is Sturm called "Middleweight Champion?" BTW Koolz, that fight is not going to happen. You just read Sturm saying he doesn't plan on losing again:)Posted January 16, 2013 3:23 pm
Soliman in his prime would have beaten Sturm…around the time they ripped-off Soliman when he fought Winky Wright.But now Soliman is way past it…much more so then Sturm.So at this point and time I would have to favor Sturm.Posted January 16, 2013 2:03 pm
Could be that in 2013 we will see a Sturm GGG fight! I know Sturm was supposed to fight Golovkin in 2011 but I think it could happen.Posted January 16, 2013 12:42 pm
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1. Re: Creating an Error Handling Architecturebrunovroman Jul 21, 2014 5:56 AM (in response to Ora-aff)
you might have a look at Steven Feueurstein's column "Error Management" in March 2012 issue of Oracle Magazine, or search the Web with something like "Feueurstein error logging".
Bruno Vroman.
2. Re: Creating an Error Handling ArchitectureOra-aff Jul 21, 2014 6:13 AM (in response to brunovroman)
Thanks Brunovroman. I am going through it.
3. Re: Creating an Error Handling Architecturerp0428 Jul 21, 2014 10:54 AM (in response to Ora-aff)
Ora-aff wrote:
Hi, I am asked to create a Pl/SQL error handling architecture that should helpful while creating the application. SO far I can think of the following points: 1. A Table that will store information about error code, error message, user and date of exception for each exception raised 2. A Package with procedure that will log the records in the above table But I think that is not sufficient. What all things I should take into account for creating a good error handling architecture that would be really helpful in debugging the PL/SQL Programs?
Your question isn't clear. What does 'helpful while creating the application' mean?
Exception handling is needed when EXECUTING the application. Why are you focusing on being helpful while 'creating' the app?
The architecture of the exception handler will depend a great deal on the architecture and use of your application.
Some exceptions are expected and handled (e.g. NO DATA FOUND). Are those to be logged also? Other exceptions might be due to data validation issues when a web user inputs data items; why would you want to log those?
What type of application is it?
Is there a client-tier involved?
Will exceptions be propagated back to the user?
Who is responsible for resolving or troubleshooting exceptions?
4. Re: Creating an Error Handling ArchitectureMark D Powell Jul 21, 2014 11:22 AM (in response to brunovroman)
Ora-aff, Bruno usually gives good advice. I have not read or do not remember the content of Steve's article but what I recommend is creating a package/procedure that runs as an autonomous transaction that when passed an application ID and message with log this information along with the current timestamp into a an error logging table. Because the insert into the error logging table is an anonymous transaction the data is saved without effecting the triggering transaction even when the triggering transaction fails and is rolled back.
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5. Re: Creating an Error Handling ArchitectureOra-aff Jul 21, 2014 11:44 PM (in response to rp0428)
rp0428 I agree here. My question is not clear. I will be able to answer your questions once I get more understanding of the application. It is still in specification phase. I only need to design the basic error handling mechanism that is generally followed by database developers. It might be upgraded over next couple of weeks depending on the application requirements. So just needed the basic approach towards it.
6. Re: Creating an Error Handling ArchitectureOra-aff Jul 22, 2014 12:01 AM (in response to Mark D Powell)
@Mark D Powell Thank you. That is good to start with. I have the following objects now:
A log table to store:
Exception number Exception message The line on which the Exception occurred The execution call stack Time when the exception occurred user
There will be an autonomous procedure to insert records into the table.
Additionally, there will be two more procedures for handling two different kinds of exception:
1. exception that needs to stop the execution of the program by RAISE after logging it
2. exception that should not stop the program execution after logging it
Both these procedure will call the main procedure to log exception details into log table.
7. Re: Creating an Error Handling ArchitectureOra-aff Jul 22, 2014 5:01 AM (in response to Ora-aff)
My Table DDL is:
create table logs (
id number,
err_code varchar2,
err_message varchar2,
err_call_stack varchar2,
err_time date,
err_user varchar2
ID columns is a serial number populated by a sequence.
I need to implement a logic such that id is populated by a new number for a user for that session. After that the same id will be used for logging the exceptions raised by that user throughout the session. There will be new id for each user's session.
Example - user abc connects to the session and in his session 3 exceptions are raised and for user xyz two exceptions are raised so the table entries will read something like this:
id err_code user
1 12345 abc
1 34568 abc
1 35675 abc
2 56738 xyz
2 89783 xyz
How do I implement this logic in my procedure?
8. Re: Creating an Error Handling ArchitectureMike Kutz Jul 22, 2014 9:23 AM (in response to Ora-aff)
"id" is too generic. Use Session_ID instead.
DATE is to coarse. Go with TIMESTAMP.
The application will have to set the session_id and actual userid for each session.
You use sys_context() to set and retrieve the values for those fields. (and others.. as needed)
This means that the application will need to initialize each session when a user logs in/out (*cough* VPD *cough*).
If you were to use APEX as you application framework., the two values (user and session_id) are automatically set.
your homework:
research sys_context and VPD. (they go hand-in-hand)
Although you may not need to implement VPD policies right now, it is always good to know what the DB can do out-of-the-box.
9. Re: Creating an Error Handling ArchitectureMark D Powell Jul 22, 2014 12:20 PM (in response to Ora-aff)
One consideration might be storing the program name that captured the error rather than rely on the call stack. We call it application and we can search for all message for a specific program for a specific date range when working on a problem.
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We also purge the messages using a different age criteria based on the source program. That is where most all data is deleted when it passes 31 days in age for a few program we hang onto the data for 62 or 92 days.
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10. Re: Creating an Error Handling Architecturerp0428 Jul 22, 2014 7:10 PM (in response to Ora-aff)
How do I implement this logic in my procedure?
Use a sequence for the ID column. I provided sample code for this type of logging in threads a year or so ago. Read my replies in those threads and you will have a complete set of sample logging code.
I usually use this method
1. Create a SQL type for logging information
2. Put the package name into a constant in the package spec
3. Add a line to each procedure/function for the name.
Sample package spec
The other thread has the TYPE DDL
The second way is to ALWAYS include logging calls in your code. These call a LOG package procedure. It is the LOG package itself that controls the level of logging and you can change it during the session.
This isolates the control of the logging so your application code doesn't deal with it. The log functions in the LOG package are written to perform different amounts or types of logging based on what hte LOG_LEVEL is.
I provided some template code that shows how this is used in this thread from January
How to get a called procedure/function name within package?
Also see my reply in this thread from last year.
The package code could also use a separate procedure for each level. The appropriate procedure could be called directly by the app code if you know what level should be used (prevents developers from accidentally passing the wrong 'level' parameter) or, more often, the appropriate procedure is called by the top-level log procedure based on the current log level. See the links above for explanation of the 'TYPE_LOG_INFO' custom type.
How to get a called procedure/function name within package?
Sample SQL type
11. Re: Creating an Error Handling ArchitectureOra-aff Jul 23, 2014 12:34 AM (in response to Ora-aff)
Thanks everyone. I am going through the resources provided. I will come up with the logic to generate the values for ID column.


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Unathi Jack's baby son was terrified when she put him down outside for the first time, after months in a cramped South African jail cell cut off from the world.
Now, one-year-old Chibueze confidently roams about in the country's first dedicated unit to ensure that babies in lock-up are not punished for their mothers' crimes at the notorious Pollsmoor prison.
"He's got space now to move up and down," said Jack, who is serving a five-year sentence for drug possession.
"When he's outside, he doesn't want to go inside the house again – he wants to be there outside."
Sitting in the unit's cosy creche filled with toys and learning aids, Jack is one of four mothers who have moved into a quiet part of the prison grounds that is a child-friendly oasis behind razor-wire topped walls.
Unlike the grim womens' prison, where 518 women live in a space meant for 329, the inmates here share a former staff house where the bedroom doors are ordinary wood and the front door stands open during the day.
The women are free to move about, with a yard and a spacious grassy playground, and even get to cook their own food in an unusually liberal jail setting to allow as normal an environment as possible behind bars for a child.
"We are hoping that this will expose them to life that is close to normal but will also contribute in breaking the cycle of crime," explained Nontsikelelo Jolingana, national chief deputy commissioner for development and care.
With the first years of a child's life the most important, babies growing up in cells are shaped by prison life and often traumatised on leaving.
"They haven't seen anything other than the four walls that they were kept in. Therefore even the mental development of the child becomes affected," said Jolingana.
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Marlise Howell, an instructor with BabyGym, helps teach baby massage and motor skills which she also volunteered before the new unit opened last August.
"What we saw is that institutionalised babies' brain development is not on par with babies outside," she said.
"Everything was up close, they couldn't develop their far vision properly there and they didn't get to experience different things inside and outside and even light changes – so basically an all round lack of sensory stimulation."
For mothers serving long sentences, the reprieve is temporary as the children legally have to leave prison for foster care or relatives once they are two years old. The mothers will be sent back to serve out the rest of their term.
In the meanwhile, they relish the gentler setting and seeing their babies react to the stimulation and play.
"There's a big difference because this is more of a home environment," said convicted shoplifter Rafieka Rajab, 26, whose three-month-old daughter Ameerah spent her first month in the main women's section.
Apart from missing her family, she admits: "There are times when I feel like I'm not prison, it feels like I'm at home."
The prison moms used to live in greyish cells with long stretches of lock-down behind metal gates and doors in a three-by-four metre space with a single bed, metal basin and toilet.
They are now paired in airy, wooden-floored rooms with baby cots.
The unit is a far cry from the "chickens in a coop" life of the main jail, said awaiting trial inmate Natalie Stallenberg, 30, with weeks-old baby Ezra.
"It's a very happy environment. It's actually a good environment for the baby. No one wants this for their child but these guys are doing a good job. The kids are their first priority – nothing else comes ahead of the babies."
The baby-centric setting even means that some of the little ones are introduced to new things not available to many on the outside, such as massage and being bounced on an exercise ball.
"It would have just been me and her, now at least she's got her little buddies," Stallenberg added.
The doting prison staff are equally taken with the young charges in the relaxed environment, where moms can move around at night if needed and chortles and squawks fill the air instead of jarring prison noises.
"It's like almost being at home. I love kids so I'm with them the whole day," said guard in charge Ronelle Swart.
With some 70 babies currently in South Africa's prisons and 20 pregnant women in Pollsmoor alone, authorities have opened another unit in Durban and plan two more later this year.
South Africa has one of the world's highest crime rates, and the move to accommodate the babies has not been without "five star hotel" mumblings – but authorities are adamant that babies are not convicts and say prison rules still apply.
"We tell you what time you wake up, we tell you what time to eat, what time to wash, what time to do whatever – so it's still a prison," said Jolingana.
"So you honestly don't have freedom." – Sapa-AFP
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Always an admirer of your extreme artistic talent!
wow, brilliant execution!!
Thanks so much for the great comments, everyone!
Every piece in this series is gorgeous! Beautiful, beautiful work!
awesome one!
wow this is the best!!
beautiful!! i really love this. also, sorry to be pedantic, but you wrote 'georgio' haha :)
this is absolutly my favorite in this series!!!!
This is absolutely gorgeous, Terry!
Many thanks for the lovely comments, people!
Also thanks for the heads up, Laura. :)
Also thanks for the heads up, Laura. :)
My favorite in your series!
So Beautiful ! ;)
awesome job Terry!
absolutely amazing.
Yep! Amazing. Saw this after I saw the one you posted more recently. Love this darker version so much.
Thanks all! :)
these are so amazing, I've been wanting to do a skull set but there are just perfect!
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very nice !!
Awesome one, Terry!~
Very nice composition, using the muted tones really makes this thing stand out.
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ABSTRACT: Preclinical data indicate that the nitric oxide-independent soluble guanylate cyclase activator cinaciguat (BAY 58-2667), which is a new drug in development for patients with heart failure, induces vasodilation preferentially in diseased vessels. This study aimed to assess the safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics of cinaciguat. Seventy-six healthy volunteers were included in this randomized, placebo-controlled study. Cinaciguat (50-250 microg/h) was administered intravenously for up to 4 hours in a maximum of 6 individuals per dose group. No serious adverse events were reported. Four-hour infusions (50-250 microg/h) decreased diastolic blood pressure and increased heart rate (all P values < .05) versus placebo, without significantly reducing systolic blood pressure (P between 0.07 and 0.56). At higher doses (150-250 microg/h), 4-hour infusions decreased mean arterial pressure and increased plasma cyclic guanosine monophosphate levels (all P values < .05). Pharmacokinetics showed dose-proportionality with low interindividual variability. Plasma concentrations declined below 1.0 microg/L within 30 minutes of cessation of infusion. Cinaciguat had potent cardiovascular effects reducing preload and afterload, warranting further investigation in patients with heart failure.The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology 09/2008; 48(12):1400-10. DOI:10.1177/0091270008322906 · 2.48 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: The aim of the study was to assess the safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics of BAY 63-2521, a new drug in development for pulmonary hypertension. Fifty-eight healthy male volunteers received a single oral dose of BAY 63-2521 (0.25-5 mg) or placebo. No serious adverse events were reported; there were no life-threatening events. Heart rate over 1 minute, an indicator of the effect of a vasodilating agent on the cardiovascular system in healthy subjects, was increased dose dependently versus placebo at BAY 63-2521 doses of 1 to 5 mg (P < .01). Mean arterial and diastolic pressures were decreased versus placebo at doses of 1 mg (P < .05) and 5 mg (P < .01). Systolic pressure was not significantly affected. BAY 63-2521 was readily absorbed and exhibited dose-proportional pharmacokinetics. The pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic properties of BAY 63-2521 suggest that it can offer a unique mode of action in the treatment of pulmonary hypertension.The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology 08/2008; 48(8):926-34. DOI:10.1177/0091270008319793 · 2.48 Impact Factor
Article: BAY 63–2521, an oral soluble guanylate cyclase stimulator, has a favourable safety profile and decreases peripheral vascular resistance in healthy male volunteersBMC Pharmacology 01/2007; 7(Suppl 1). DOI:10.1186/1471-2210-7-S1-P20 · 1.84 Impact Factor
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Beer fans should make a pilgrimage to the Tsingtao Beer Museum on Dengzhou Lu, also known as Pijiu Jie (Beer Street). The Germans established China's most famous brewery more than a century ago, and a few of the original brick buildings still remain, alongside a modern bottling plant. The old photographs, beer labels, and and dioramas are of middling interest; best of all are the beer samples you can enjoy along the way. The surrounding area is lined with bars, eateries, and bottle-shaped benches where weary revelers can rest.
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Orient Paper, Inc. to File Form 10-Q and Announce First Quarter 2013 Unaudited Financial Results on May 15, 2013 PR Newswire BAODING, China, April 30, 2013 BAODING, China, April 30, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --Orient Paper, Inc. (NYSE MKT: ONP) ("Orient Paper" or the "Company"), a leading manufacturer and distributor of diversified paper products in northern China, announced today that the Company will file its Form 10-Q with the Securities and Exchange Commission and will announce, through a press release, its unaudited financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2013 after market closes on Wednesday, May 15, 2013. Orient Paper's management will host a conference call for institutional and retail investors at 8:30 am US Eastern Time (5:30 am US Pacific Time/8:30 pm Beijing Time) on Thursday, May 16, 2013, to discuss its quarterly results and recent business, operational and corporate activities. To participate in the conference call, please dial the following number five to ten minutes prior to the scheduled conference call time: China: 400-120-0654 Hong Kong: 800-903-737 United States: 1-855-500-8701 International: +65-6723-9385 Passcode: 5900 5771 A replay of this conference call will be available by dialing: China: 400-120-0932 / 800-870-0205 Hong Kong: 800-963-117 United States: 1-855-452-5696 International: +61-2-8199-0299 Passcode: 5900 5771 The replay will be archived for fourteen days following the earnings announcement until May 29, 2013. This conference call will be broadcast live over the Internet and can be accessed by all interested parties by clicking on http://www.orientpaperinc.com/. Please access the link at least fifteen minutes prior to the start of the call to register, download, and install any necessary audio software. A replay will be archived for one year shortly after the call by accessing the same link. About Orient Paper, Inc. Orient Paper, Inc. ("Orient Paper") is a leading paper manufacturer in North China. Using recycled paper as its primary raw material, Orient Paper produces and distributes three types of paper products namely, packaging paper (corrugating medium paper), offset printing paper, and other paper products, including digital photo paper, and household/tissue paper that the company is currently expanding into. With production operations based in Baoding in North China's Hebei Province, Orient Paper is located strategically close to the Beijing and Tianjin region, home to a growing base of industrial and manufacturing activities and one of the largest markets for paper products consumption in the country. Orient Paper's production facilities are controlled and operated by its wholly owned subsidiary Shengde Holdings, Inc., which in turn controls and operates Baoding Shengde Paper Co., Ltd., and Hebei Baoding Orient Paper Milling Co., Ltd for manufacturing digital photo, printing and packaging paper. Founded in 1996, ONP has been listed on the NYSE MKT Board since December 2009. (Please visit http://www.orientpaperinc.com.) SOURCE Orient Paper, Inc. Website: http://www.orientpaperinc.com Contact: Orient Paper, Inc., T: 1-562-818-3817, E: email@example.com, Fleishman-Hillard, T: +852-2530-0228, E: email@example.com
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I don't believe in perfection. I don't believe in flawless things. I don't believe in purity. I don't believe in "pure goodness" because it implies the opposite: "pure evil." I don't think such a thing exists.I don't believe the Gods are pure and perfect, without a flaw. That's the sort of language that is used to speak of Jesus, and promotes an unattainable ideal. I don't think humans are less than the Gods for being imperfect. I think that's a dangerous theology to promote. I am not a … [Read more...]
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Pantheon Book Club: The Secret History of Rock 'n' Roll by Christopher Knowles
Music and religion go hand in hand. Maybe it's on a dance floor, moving to syncopated drums around a campfire or locked in your room transported by the sounds flowing from your headphones. At some point, you've probably had a religious experience that was fueled by music. No genre has exemplified the ecstatic power of music as rock 'n' roll. From Chuck Berry to The Beatles to The Ramones to The Cure to Green Day, rock music feeds our soul.It's no surprise then that Christopher Knowles was able … [Read more...]
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Glee on SpiritualityGlee has touched on spirituality before. Both Rachel and Puck are Jewish and Quinn's parents are very conservative Christians. Last night Glee decided to feature songs about spirituality and while I groaned at first the episode actually turned out nicely, if a bit preachy. The issue of non-believers right to not have religion forced on them, particularly in a school environment was a nice touch.While the episode felt heavy for Glee, and Glee has tackled heavy subjects in … [Read more...]
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In Brian Froud and Jessica MacBeth's Faeries Oracle there is a card for a faery called Sylvanius who bears the Mask That Reveals. He tells us that sometimes things must be hidden before the truth can be revealed. It's an interesting bit of wisdom.As I look out my bedroom window the mountains in the distance are obscured by mist, fog, cloud. A stranger to this land would never know they exist today, when visibility is limited to seeing only the other side of the street and no farther. The day … [Read more...]
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{Ocha'ni Lele. Teachings of the Santeria Gods. Destiny books 2010. 269 pages. $16.95} Reviewed by Star FosterI love a good story. A good story has a mystery, a moral, a familiarity or a sense of the fantastic. A good story satisfies you down to your bones. Ocha'ni Lele's book Teachings of the Santeria Gods is chock-full of just such stories.Today when we want to learn about the Gods we often go to books that explain the Gods to us, rather than simply absorb the stories about the Gods. I … [Read more...]
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After a metaphysical theory class yesterday I went on a quick shopping trip with some friends. All I was looking for was incense, but I fell head over heels in love with this statue.It's Hephaistos (Hephaestus) forging thunderbolts at his anvil and it fills my heart with joy. When your patron is a Deity that's not as popular as Aphrodite, Zeus or Apollo it's really hard to find images of them for your altar.It captures his proud, workman spirit perfectly. No throne, dais, swans or … [Read more...]
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Eating Mediterranean diet may increase women's chances of getting pregnant. A new study, led by researchers in the Netherlands and published in the journal Fertility and Sterility, suggests a relationship between mediterranean diet, rich in fruit, vegetables, vegetable oils and fish, and success of fertility treatments.
The study showed that among 161 couples who visited the researchers' clinic for fertility treatment, those who ate a Mediterranean style diet were 40 percent more likely to get pregnant after treatment than those whose diet was least similar to the Mediterranean diet.
The researchers explained that the Mediterranean diet contains more omega-6 fat and vitamin B6, nutrients that are both good for becoming pregnant.
The study was observational, so the results do not mean a causal relationship between Mediterranean diet and increased odds of becoming pregnant, but the possible positive effect of the diet may not be excluded either.
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Funny, witty, sharp: people often don't like it when they're on the receiving end of my jokes. Then again: most of the time my jokes are about me, so that should even things out.
I love to read - books, magazines, papers, internet, anything. Labels on food will do in a case of emergency.
Independent: I don't like being told what I should or shouldn't do, and I don't like telling others what they should do either. As long as you're happy with what you're doing (and don't try to tell me what I should be doing) I am happy.


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* Someone was finally able to liken the Scalia v. Posner debate to a suitable situation: bitchy mean girls fighting each other in a middle school cafeteria. Seriously, only the inclusion of "like" throughout the entirety of the dialogue could've made it better. [lawprofblawg]
* Who pays your law professors' salary? The obvious answer is law students, since professorial wallets are padded by tuition dollars. But what happens when IBR comes into play and loan debts are forgiven? Then the answer shifts to the taxpayers. [PrawfsBlawg]
* When Derek Boogaard of the New York Rangers died, everyone was expecting that a lawsuit would be filed, but no one really thought that it would be one based on contract law. [New York Law and Legal Analysis Blog]
* What kind of case "really turn[s] on" everyone's favorite First Amendment lawyer? Free speech cases that are riddled with challenges, of course, and questions about what does and doesn't constitute porn. [Vegas Inc]
* You must be wondering where Above the Law fell on this ranking of the 15 Most Influential Law Blogs. We won't give it away, but let's just say that we now share something in common with Cooley. [Business Insider]
* "[S]ome dude with the munchies is getting a little legal education." That's what we thought when one of our top searches last week was "pictures of tacos" — and not even "duck tacos," but regular ones. [Search Party]
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* In the wake of the contraception controversy, Rush Limbaugh apologized for calling Georgetown 3L Sandra Fluke a "slut." He's so very, very sorry… that he lost some of his advertisers. [The Caucus / New York Times]
* The powers that be in Massachusetts have decided to show law bloggers a little bit of respect. Now they'll get to cover judicial proceedings like real, live journalists — press passes and all. [Metro Desk / Boston Globe]
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* New York newlyweds allege that Glamour Me Studio Photoshopped their heads onto naked bodies. Groomzilla Todd Remis must be glad that his wedding photography woes weren't so graphic. [New York Post]
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I know, I know — it sounds like the perfect third-year law school course. But I'm not talking about a way for 3Ls to get an easy A; I'm talking about the apparent proliferation of law blogs devoted to mixed martial arts (MMA). Writes Bruce Carton of Legal Blog Watch: "I'm not exactly sure what […]


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Small businesses were also a popular topic for the two candidates as Reilly admitted that they are underrepresented in the state legislature. He said he would work to make sure that small businesses understand how government works and to make government more aware of small businesses.
"I'm one of the few people in the Assembly who own and appreciates a small business," he said referring to his Patridge Pub located on Madison Avenue in Albany. "We don't have effective lobbying going on. You need to get down to the legislature and the governor's office and be better represented."
He added that he is working on legislation where if the state government fines a small business for a violation, the fines will stop there and the business will not be fined daily.
Whalen said that small businesses make up 98 percent of the businesses in New York state and that there needs to be energy incentives or tax credits for businesses a moratorium placed on current mandates and any mandates in the future. She cited the e-cycling waste program passed earlier this year.
"What did we do to keep the parks open? We raided some fund that was then replenished by a e-cycling waste program that is imposing a lot of extra mandated costs to electrical and computer industries in New York that's going to trickle down to consumer," said Whalen.
The candidates faced off on an array of other issues such as legalizing Mixed Martial Arts in the state, which Reilly vehemently opposes and Whalen said she'd be willing to explore, and energy costs which Whalen said there needs to be relief for utility bills and Reilly said to explore hydraulic fracturing for natural gas.
Reilly came out after Whalen for not proposing specific cuts when it came to the topic of controlling government spending. He singled out Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Carl Paladino as someone who "sits on the sidelines" and are "not able to identify what they are going to cut" as they will just say they will reduce waste and fraud.
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ESPN.com: Three Big Things: Indiana
Entering the 2012–13 season, the Hoosiers will be ranked among the top three teams in the country. (For what it's worth, I think either Indiana or Louisville should be ranked No. 1, and it's sort of splitting hairs to argue. I also remain very skeptical of UCLA). Surefire Preseason All-American forward Cody Zeller is back with a full summer of offseason workouts and rather funny tweets under his belt. Alongside Zeller is essentially every player of note from last season's team. Joining him is the No. 11-ranked recruiting class in the country, including No. 3-ranked guard Yogi Ferrell.
There might be a team or two out there with a higher concentration of pure talent in their starting lineups. There might be teams with more future pros or more athleticism on the front line. But no team will be as deep as this one.
When you combine that depth with the towering force that is Zeller, well, no wonder Indiana fans are thinking national title.
ESPN.com: Class of 2013 Team Basketball Recruiting Rankings
The Hoosiers are steadily branching out. After Tom Crean laid the foundation of his program with players from the Hoosier State, he's now spreading the word and rebuilding the brand nationally. Half of IU's current four-man class aren't Indiana natives, and that's a new twist. The Hoosiers are highlighted by ESPN 100 recruits shooting guard Stanford Robinson (Fairfax, Va./Paul VI), who owns a lefty stroke that extends to 3-point range and is a rangy defender, and power forward Luke Fischer (Germantown, Wis./Germantown) who might have the most momentum of Indiana's four commits heading into the summer.
ESPN.com: Ranking the nation's top 10 college basketball jobs
5. Indiana
Just a few years ago, the status of Indiana's basketball program had never seemed more dire. Legendary coach Bob Knight was expelled in a fit of campus fury; Mike Davis' faltered tenure unraveled within years; and Kelvin Sampson conference-called the Hoosiers to a place they had never been before — the NCAA sanctions doghouse. Indiana was a blue blood, sure, but what if those days were gone? What if the Hoosiers' time had passed?
Those anxious existential quandaries are now the furthest thing from any IU fan's mind. Tom Crean deserves the lion's share of credit for that, in large part because he followed the recruiting blueprint required of any Indiana coach, forging alliances with the state's top coaches and figureheads and, beginning with Cody Zeller, convincing the in-state talent (or most of it, anyway) to stay in the state.
Meanwhile, not enough can be said of Indiana's new Cook Hall, a 67,000-square-foot facility that not only serves as the headquarters for the program and its players but also hosts a veritable museum of Hoosiers tradition. Before it was built, Indiana practiced at Assembly Hall, where scheduling conflicts with the women's program were just one of the issues keeping the program from landing top talent. These days, Indiana not only has its name brand and deep cultural connections in a basketball-obsessed (and talent-rich) state to entice prospects. These days, it has the bling to seal the deal.
While surfing the Web late this afternoon, I came across the ESPN College Basketball page and noticed there were some free Insider items (yipee!).
Apparently not enough people are subscribing to Insider, because I've noticed quite a few free previews lately. If the content I stumbled across today is any indication of what you get for $39.95 per year, I can see why no one is lining up to subscribe.
First, Bob Gibbons has ranked his top 13 recruiting classes for 2008 to-date. That's all fine and dandy, except for the fact that he didn't list IU. You know, the school that has commitments from two consensus top 30 players (Devin Ebanks and Bud Mackey) and one of the best shooters available (Matt Roth) in the country. Apparently that's only good enough to be listed under the "Other top early recruiting classes."
I was willing to give them a pass and let it go, but this next discovery just baffled me. Ebanks, a consensus top 15 recruit by any recruiting service worth mentioning, didn't make the cut for the ESPN 150. You know, the same guy that just played in the Boost Mobile Elite 24 Hoops Classic and was compared to Tracy McGrady and Kevin Durant. Just a hunch, but I'm guessing he deserves to be somewhere on this list.
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From the Patriots' media relations department, news of another plus-30 in the TV ratings department for the team's 37-31 hold-on-for-dear-life win over the Bills on Sunday:FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASENovember 12, 2012
PATRIOTS CONTINUE IMPRESSIVE STREAK OF PLUS-30 TELEVISION RATINGSFOXBOROUGH, Mass. – The New England Patriots returned to the field on Sunday following their bye week and defeated division rival Buffalo 37-31 at Gillette Stadium. While the Patriots never trailed in the game, the Bills attempted a late comeback that fell just short when Patriots DB Devin McCourty intercepted Bills QB Ryan Fitzpatrick in the end zone with 23 seconds remaining in regulation.Sunday's game received a household television rating of 32.12 and continued an impressive streak that has seen the Patriots record household ratings of plus-30 for 24 consecutive games. The last time New England recorded a sub-30 rating was on Sept. 25, 2011, when the Patriots suffered a 34-31 loss against Buffalo. The 24-game streak, which includes the 2011 playoffs and Super Bowl, excludes the team's 2011 Week 10 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in which ratings were unavailable due to the power outages caused by inclement weather.The Patriots have now drawn household ratings of over 30 in every game of 2012 season. This marks the first time in franchise history that the team has received plus-30 ratings in every game throughout the first nine games of a season.This weekend's game also received a household share of 59. The household share of 59 means that on average 59 percent of all televisions in use in the Boston market during the game were tuned in to the Patriots.The 37-31 win improved the Patriots' record to 6-3 and provided further separation atop the AFC East. The Patriots will play back-to-back home games for the first time in 2012 when they take on the Indianapolis Colts (6-3) this coming Sunday. Originally scheduled for a 1:00 pm ET kickoff, Sunday's game has now been moved to a 4:25 pm ET start due to the NFL's flex scheduling and will be called by Jim Nantz and Phil Simms.
PATRIOTS 2012 RATINGS IN BOSTON (MANCHESTER) TV MARKETDate Opponent Network Boston TV HH Rat. HH Share9/9 at Tennessee CBS WBZ 33.50 609/16 Arizona FOX WFXT . 32.88 639/23 at Baltimore NBC WHDH 36.06 579/30 at Buffalo CBS WBZ 32.80 6010/7 Denver CBS WBZ 37.60 6310/14 at Seattle CBS WBZ 38.46 5910/21 Jets CBS WBZ 41.40 6510/28 at St. Louis* CBS WBZ 33.40 5911/11 Buffalo CBS WBZ 32.12 59*Game played in London