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Rimmel Lasting Finish 25 Hour Foundation
942 reviews
69% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$
Package Quality: 3.7
Price: $$
INGREDIENTSAqua/Water/Eau, Cyclopentasiloxane, Butylene Glycol, Cetyl PEG, PPG 10, Dimethicone, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Talc, Silica Silylate, Sodium PCA, C12 15 Alkyl Ethylhexanoate, Magnesium Sulfate, Zinc Stearate, Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Acrylates, C12 22 Alkyl Methacrylate Copolymer, Bis PEG, PPG 14, 14 Dimethicone, Laureth 7, Lecithin, Tribehenin, Amodimethicone, Propylparaben, Methylparaben, Disteardimonium Hectorite, Phenoxyethanol, Trihydroxystearin, Dimethiconol, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Parfum (Fragrance), Xanthan Gum, Propylene Glycol, Tocopheryl Acetate, Propylene Carbonate, Hydroxyethyl Cellulose, Laureth 4, Sodium Sulfate, BHT, Hexyl Cinnamal, Limonene, Butylphenyl Methlyproprional, Benzyl Salicylate, Linalool, Geranoil, Alpha Isomethyl, Ionone, Citronellol, May Contain (+/-):, Titanium Dioxide Cl 77891, Iron Oxides ( CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499) (Feburary 2015, glass bottle with red cap ingredients) - titanium dioxide, octinoxate, water, cyclopentasiloxane, butylene glycol, cetylpeg/ppg-10/1 dimethicone, talc, trimethylsiloxysilicate, sodium pca, silica silylate, C12 15 Alkyl ethylhexanoate, magnesium sulfate, zinc stearate, dimethicone/vinyl dimethicone crosspolymer, acrylates/C12-22 Alkyl Methacrylate Copolymer, BisPEG/PPG-14/14 dimethicone, amodimethicone, laureth 7, lecithin, tribehenin, disteardimonium hectorite, phenoxyethanol, trihydroxystearin, chlorphenesin, dimethiconol, triethoxycaprylylsilane, xanthan gum, fragrance, pentylene glycol, tocopheryl acetate, propylene carbonate, hydroxyethyl cellulose, glycerin, citric acid, fructose, sodium hydroxide, urea, laureth-4, hexyl cinnamal, limonene, butylphenyl methlyproprional, allantoin, maltose, sodium chloride, sodium lactate, sodium sulfate, trehalose, benzyl salicylate, linalool, geraniol, bht, citronellol, alpha-isomethyl ionone, glucose, sodium hyaluronate, pentaerythrityl tetra-di-t-butyl hydroxyhydrocinnamate, iron oxides
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have to say, I didn't have high hopes for this when I first picked it up (after trying revlon's colorstay), but was quite pleasantly surprised!
This definitely gives you a much lighter coverage than the colorstay, but looks oh SO much more natural! If you apply a light layer, it looks exactly like bare skin. You can build it up for more coverage, but of course any foundation will make you look made up if you don't apply it lightly.
This had a great colour match for me (the lightest shade), lasts all day (though definitely not 25h) without needing a touch up, doesn't seem to break me out...I have nothing negative to say about this product! The packaging could be a bit better, but it's better than a glass bottle. It's a very reasonable price too. I like that about rimmel.
Overall, I would recommend this product.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
Can't believe this is drugstore!
I'm not afraid to admit it- I'm a foundation noob through and through. I edged my way into face products via TMs and BBs and it was time to take the plunge into foundation. I can't pinpoint my slight aversion to foundation but now I'm mostly fine with it- and now that I've found an awesome one I feel better scouting out other ones. Not only am I more comfy with the thought of foundation but my skin has slightly worsened- so I have more need to cover my pores and pesky spots! This is only my second foundation too- my first being more of a practice one- my makeup school kit included Sorme Mineral Illusion liquid mineral foundation. Its very hydrating and smooth but takes forever to build up coverage- your best bet is a brush, buffing on many layers.
Anyway- I can't believe this is in the drugstore! For me, its perfect. I scouted out the reviews for this and they were overall good- something I always try to do before I get something. I think my inner foundation phobe liked the squeezey tube- so much like the TMs and BBs ( American) I had gotten used to. But as I said their coverage wasn't cutting it.
Although its only 1 oz there seems to be a ton of product packed in the little tube. I've only used it a handful of times and used quite a bit each time, so it might be on its last legs before I know it- which is fine because its cheap! ( And I'll cut that tube in half and get every last bit out:D). The whole on the squeezey tube is a little big so make sure you don't spill out too much. I like the texture- super creamy but with some drip, so it will slide a bit on the back of your hand as you use it as a palette. This seems to work best with the ELF powder brush (or the Sonia Kashuk Flat Blusher Brush) - you can easily pick up as much product as you need and buff it on. I like to take brush-fulls and spackle it on to each area of my face, blending the edges into one another. I'm aware that is a bit wasteful because the coverage is so good I might not even need to use that much, but whatevs. I'm still getting the hang of things and it works for me. Its such a satisfying feeling to, with one or two swipes, erase my annoying chin spots and obnoxious pores. I feel like I'm donning a mask- but this doesn't feel like one. It immediately dries down and leaves skin smooth and since I have dry skin and I usually exfoliate and moisturize as my prep step before foundation, no flaky patches show through- which has sometimes happened even when I've taken steps to prevent that from happening. I think this is great for dry skin as it moisturizes initially and for oily because it dries with an almost matte finish. 100 Ivory seems to match me well enough. It says it has an Aqua Primer built in but I like using the Rimmel London Fix and Perfect primer underneath, which I had basically deserted, and it seems to work just fine, and its a great way to use up a product you initially weren't amazed by. The foundation smells a little like sunscreen, which is fine with me. The one caveat I'm finding with Rimmel L. is the rose scent that is in a lot of the lip products- I'm glad its not in here. On second thought this does sting my face a tad- but it dissipates and I know this is crazy- I don't care if I'm a teensy bit allergic because I've found a pretty amazing drug store foundation- and that can be hard to find. Plus, I don't wear makeup on a regular basis so I am always giving my face a break from foundation, etc
Lastly, I have to mention that Rimmel London is consistently impressing me. I've gotten so many things from them across the board that have performed so well. Its fast becoming my go-to for mascara, liners, powders, glosses, lippies and so much more. I'm thinking they have improved their formulas to compete with other MU brands and if so, awesome! The quality is there, and you don't have to pay an arm and a leg to get some great products!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
I've used this foundation for about a month now. I have been a loyal user of Revlon Colorstay for 4-5 years, but I wanted to try something new, and also something a little cheaper. This advertises as 25 hour wear. Not sure if it really lasts that long, but it definitely lasts a good 15 hours without any smearing or transferring.
Long lasting, and I have oily skin
Does not seem to break me out, my skin is clog prone
Very light sweet scent, not irritating to me
The squeeze tube is easy to control the amount of product you want
Very thick, much thicker than Colorstay, I use very little and apply one section on my face at a time with the elf flat top powder brush.
Limited color selection, I have ivory, which is just a tad light, but I can make it work with some blush and bronzer.
Overall, I am happy with this foundation. My biggest concerns are that it will last a full day and it will not break me out, and this foundation passed both tests. Because it is a few dollars cheaper than Colorstay, I will probably keep purchasing this for awhile. I don't detect much difference in performance with the Colorstay, except this foundation is much thicker and harder to spread.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
This is a great lasting drugstore foundation for people with dry skin. It's not perfect by a long shot, but among the other (German) drugstore foundations I have tried, it's a clear winner. Sadly Rimmel has pulled out of continental Europe so it is a bit harder to find here, but even with shipping and handling, it still would cost less than, say, a 30ml bottle of Mac F&B.
Background: I have dry skin, I don't need coverage, I do need to even out tone and I'm middle aged (34). I apply all my foundations with a wet beauty blender. To date my favourite is MAC Face & Body in C3 (NC25), though that is not HG to me.
First, the coverage is very heavy duty - at least to me. I tend to prefer sheer foundations and this is exceedingly opaque by comparison, even sheered out with a beauty blender. Shade 202, Nude, is an almost perfect match to my skin - a rare find, that is, a foundation with very yellow undertones rather than pink or neutral. The consistency of the fluid is exceedingly runny, and I do shake the squeeze tube beforehand. I rated the packaging down because the thinness of the fluid means it practically bursts out of the tube uncontrollably if you store it on its head, which is very inconvienent. I'm not sure if the pump glass bottle is the older or newer packaging, but for a foundation this thin it makes more sense than the black squeeze tube, at the least. The scent of the foundation is lightly floral and fades quickly - not enough to disturb my sensitive nose, but enough for me to wish it had been unscented. Directly after application, it takes a minute or two to "settle" into my skin, and even then, I look like I rubbed my face in greased bacon despite my dry skin. Not a look you could walk out of the house with. I powder the shine down with a setting powder (ATM Maybelline FitMe) which reduces the slick to a fresh glow, and call it done. I've added pictures showing both the before powder and after powder to the review.
This is all a very underwhelming testemonial so far, but I still rate this foundation high for where it really shines - it actually does have a lasting finish. I've been testing it for the past 5 days in over 30 degree Celcius weather here for anywhere between 5-10 hours, with no air conditioning, doing mild exercise outdoors for at least 2-3 hours of that time. When I return to my house, I usually have rivulets of sweat running down the side of my neck. Despite this, Rimmel's foundation DOES NOT BUDGE. It doesn't even re-grease itself to its original application shine, though it does pick up a bit more of a sheen than when I first powdered down my face. Overall, it's incredibly impressive, especially for a drugstore foundation. It even transfers LESS than MAC F&B, which doesn't transfer much at all - at least judging from the state of my cell phone.
If you can stand having to powder the incredible unwearable shine down every single morning, and don't mind the thick, heavy coverage (even being sheered out), this turns out to be quite an incredible hot summer foundation. If you actually need that coverage, you'll probably love this. If you have oily skin, I'm not sure it would last so well, or that you'd be impressed with the "pigshine" finish it initially leaves. If you have dry skin, it doesn't dry your skin out further, which is good enough for me. There are many things that could be better about this foundation, but for the price it sells at, it's an incredible performer. I'm willing to take a few hits on what I'd call an HG foundation in order to save that money, and the performance is so far for me, unbeatable. I've tried Lancome, Dior, Catrice, NARS, Laura Mercier, Garnier and MAC foundations / tinted moisturizers to date and this is most definitely the longest lasting and sweatproof of them all. I've included an additional picture of the wear time in the reviews.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Other, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I absolutely loooove this product. The coverage is great and it is pretty high quality for drug store make up. People with oily skin shouldn't use because its got a more greasy feel to it I guess is how I'd explain it.. It's great for my skin since mine is pretty dry.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I been using the expensive up until now. In a rush I bought this from my local chemist and I am well impressed. Nice colour nude for Medium skin tone, buildable coverage, not too Matt not too dewy, can blow nose without it all coming off and best of all it covers but looks natural. I like it, it's definitely no worse than the ones I've been paying a god Damn fortune for.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
It feels so heavy, almost like I was wearing a mask! When applying it, it comes out too fast. After just 1 hour it was so oily on my face it wasn't even funny. Complete waste of money
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I find that this foundation and the balm one has a very brown kinda orange undertone instead of pink which my skin is . The lightest shade is almost like a beige I reckon and if you apply to much it looks cakey. I think it's to dark for me I have fair pink skin. I don't love this foundation it dried quite quick but feels almost sticky on like it's just sticking to your skin. It doesn't glide on nice and smooth like others would. I do like the final finish it does look smooth and is a medium coverage but I just wish it was in my shade!
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
It doesn't last 25 hours surprise surprise but it does have decent last power. It's got quite a thick coverage but it's not really matt which is often what you get. I have quite reactive skin and it didn't give me spots.
However it is really too thick for me and the lightest shade is a little too dark.
I also got the Rimmel Match Perfection in the lightest colour at the same time on offer. I blend them 50/50 and I get I think my HG foundation. The match perfection makes the foundation less heavy and lighter but I still get the same staying power and it looks really really good. I'm so chuffed about this I'm going to post it on the match perfection page. I've been using this combination for 2 months now, no spots, no dryness and it looks great.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I think this is the first Rimmel product I've ever purchased. I got this for $7 including tax!!! In reviewing a product I try my darnedest to not let price influence me - like "for the price, this is great." Is it great? Or isn't it?
I am extremely impressed with this foundation. I have sampled tons of foundations lately. This one provides great coverage. It did not settle into pores and only minor settling in the little lines around the eyes. It didn't irritate my skin or eyes and did not cause breakouts. I definitely felt it on the skin but it was tolerable. This was slightly drying on my cheeks which are drier and more sensitive than the rest of my face. This sheered out nicely with a little moisturizer.
The color selection is terrible. Shade selection and lack of testers/samples are THE reasons I hate shopping at mass retailers. I got lucky and found a decent match (a hair dark) and fortunately it did not oxidize.
It just so happened that Fate brought me to this as I was also trying Dior Forever Flawless. With very minor differences, these looked and wore exactly the same (same color and all). I didn't just take my word for it, I wore them side by side and got random feedback without saying what I was comparing. When the Dior set, It was more dull and ashy looking than the Rimmel like there is clay or something in it. I would say the Dior hid pores slightly better and was overall more comfortable on the skin. To others who are less picky than I, there was absolutely no visible difference. None. Zero.
I know this won't last 25 hours because it didn't last the entire work day looking flawless. It definitely started breaking down which is the reason I would not repurchase. It didn't wear off and leave me exposed but it definitely didn't look nice. Dior has many more shades available and you can usually get a sample. But, if you are on a budget or enjoy getting a bargain, try your luck here.
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Odtenek mi ni preveč všeč, me pa interesira base coat dovolj, da ga bom ob priliki kupila. ;)
Base coats
Catrice Pimp My Shrimp nail polish + Essence Studio nails 24/7 nail base review
I'm into coral shades lately. I must be as I lost count of how many of them I wore in the last few weeks. Catrice Pimp My Shrimp is gentle coral shade which I love mainly because it's not overpowering color – not too orange or pink – so it was perfect for the experiment I had in mind.
Application was nothing out of ordinary, consistency is not too thin or thick, so thumbs up for the formula and 2 coats are enough for full coverage. I guess I don't have to tell you that this is creme finish.
As much as I love to wear corals I hate taking photos – they always looks either to orange or pink. In reality color is not as washed out as in the photo, but as I'm not master of color touch ups, this was the best I could do.
Essence Studio nails 24/7 nail base
For the last month or two I've been using Essence Studio nails 24/7 nail base and so far – I love this base coat. I have noticed longer stying power, less staining and my nail are firmer. I don know if this base coat will work out in the long run (my nails tend to get too hard and start splitting if I use too much of "firming" nail polish) when used alone, but in the worst case scenario I'll still be able to use it for every second manicure. I prefer matte finish in my bases and milky white-ish color is always a plus, so this one is like dream come true for me.
I chose Pimp My Shrimp shade as a test color in combination with 24/7 as base coat and Poshe fast drying top coat. I can not believe that after wearing it for whole week to test the combo, I forgot to take photo of the result.
The conclusion was: I had slight tip wear next day that remained almost the same throughout the week. We had picnic on the day 7 and nobody noticed that manicure was not perfect (nail growth was already showing it's teeth tough) only that it matched my T-shirt.
Anyone else tried out Essence 24/7 nail base? How do you like it?
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hvala na preporuci za bazu, kad potrošim koju ovu ću obavezno probati
Ko mi zmanjka podlaka pa sprobam tegale, zaekrat so bili še vsi tvoji nasveti koristni
Pimp my shrimp ni 'moja' barva, bo pa sestri močno všeč in že vidim s čim jo bom naslednjič presenetila
Prekrasan je ovaj lak, baš je divna nijansa.
A tvojim se swatchevima uvijek iznova divim.
Fotke su ti prekrasne, možeš mi reći s kojim fotićem slikaš?
I kako njeguješ nokte i održavaš? tako su ti nokti lijepi da bi ih mogla gledati i gledati i gledati.. jer ja u zadnje vrijeme muku mučim s njima pa ne mogu nikakve swatcheve raditi i manikure a htjela bi.. a ne znam kako da ih najbrže dovedem u red..
Can you believe I was actually looking into this basecoat and found no reviews??? I had it in my hands at the store while looking at the Essence basecoats but did not know if it was any good. I'll keep your review in mind.
Zanimivo zgleda ta podlak Jaz ga načeloma ne uporabljam (mam filing, da mi lak tako zdrži več časa..mogoče sem pa samo imela slabe podlake xD ) ampak zna bit, da bom tega sprobala!
I have that nail polish and I truly hate it even though the colour is beautiful. Two coats aren't opaque, the formula is weird and makes it difficult to apply the second or the third coat. And it leaves bubbles everytime I try to use it. I've read someone else's review of Pimp My Shrimp and the girls did exactly the same remarks. And by the way I had the exact same problems with Put Lavender on Agenda. I didn't like Genius in the Bottle formula either. I don't know what's it all about. Perhaps in Poland the new Catrice nail polishes are of worse quality?
I have to try that base :)
I'm using that same base coat too lately, and I'm so impressed! I really love it :) I can feel how my nails have become a bit stronger, and the nail polishes I put on top of it don't chip that fast.
I'm a fan too ;)
Lak je divan! Skroz te razumem sto se tice slikanja, ja svaki put poludim kad slikam koralne lakove!
I hvala na preporuci za bazu! Bas ovih dana trazim neku dobru. Nadam se da ce slagati sa Seche Vite, kao i sa Poshe tc-om, i da mi nece pozuteti nokti. :)

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South Africa 2013
Neetlingshof has one of the most beautiful estates in the Cape, its famous kilometre-long avenue of stone pines leads to the Cape Dutch Manor House, which is now home to excellent visitor facilities. Behind sits a massive and modern winery. This is the contemporary face of a company that is now a core part of the giant Distell Group, and in particular its 'Cape Legends' fine wine division which extends to 21 individual wine brands, most based around estate wineries.
I was met here by winemaker De Wet Viljoen who explained that the 120 hectares of vineyard was divided 50/50 for the production of red and white wines, but that the bulk of the 400ha estate was given over to biodiversity - restoration of the Renosterveld and Fynbos - the Cape's famous floral kingdom of Proteas and other indigenous species, now being actively reinvigorated on many wine estates through clearing of invasive foreign species like eucalyptus and black wattle.
Neetlingshof is situated in the Bottelary Hills, and some Gewürztraminer vineyards from the early 80s are the oldest on the estate and dry farmed. Now 40% of the estate is planted to Sauvignon Blanc, the estate's land being mostly formed by one huge slope that runs from 80 to 300 metres above sea level, just 15k from the Atlantic coast at False Bay.
Clearly this is winemaking some of which is on an industrial scale, but on this visit I tasted only wines from the upper tiers of the extensive Neetlingshof range.
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Neetlingshof, Sauvignon Blanc 2013 , South Africa
Bottled two weeks ago this is the primary, pear drop aromas of ferment, but working through those a hint of ripe tropical fruit and a touch of elderflower comes through, a lemony directness too. The palate has lovely bite and acidity, with plenty of punch. 87/100.
Neetlingshof, Sauvignon Blanc Single Vineyard 2013, South Africa
Tank sample. Lovely greener notes with fine herbs and a grapefruit character, plenty of subtle zip. The palate has a lovely concentration, terrific punch and pithy, lemon and grapefruit verve. Lots of tight, racy concentration here as well as showing a little of the guava ripeness. Grippy, young but promising. 89/100.
Neetlingshof, Chenin Blanc 2012, South Africa
Nice smoky notes, a touch of racy, slatey character, with hints of melon and ripe, exotic fruit, but there is a citrus core, and it is lean and racy on the palate too, with a real endive and citrus bite. 87/100.
Neetlingshof, Gewürztraminer 2012, South Africa
With 7.5g/l residual sugar, this has geranium and leafiness, and very floral and herb character, suggesting dill and Turkish delight. The palate has a touch of very nice sweetness, but it really just softens the edges, staying focused and dry on the finish, with plenty of punchy herb flavour. 88/100.
Neetlingshof, The Six Flowers 2012, South Africa
Barrel aged blend of six white varieties, based on Chardonnay, Chenin and Sauvignon with 5% of Riesling and Gewurz, 10% Viognier. Nice, soft, lanolin and toast nose, bright and focused fruit, a touch of peach and of fresh apple. Really nice palate, lots of richness and weight, lots of fresh orchard fruit and some grapefruit and orange acid tang. 90/100.
Neetlingshof, Malbec 2011, South Africa
Around 70% matured in barrel. A little reduced, but with airing shows some meaty but good black fruit aromas, a touch of earthiness and just showing a little touch of floral character. The palate has lovely creamy fruit, drinks well with good texture and a touch of chocolate. Easy to drink stuff and a nice, gluggable Malbec but with some depth. 87/100.
Neetlingshof, Merlot 2009, South Africa
12 months in oak, 10% new. Has a little greenness about it, a little tomato leaf and some resinous character. Not entirely convincing on the nose at first, but it begins to open quite nicely, with some chocolate and toast and some plum fruit coming through. Quite chewy in the finish, the fruit staying bright and plum and cherry-focused, with a nice rounding of oak and spice to bolster the finish. 88/100.
Neetlingshof, Owl Post Pinotage 2011, South Africa
Single vineyard reserve wine. All Hungarian oak, all new oak. Big, perfumed nose, plenty of creamy and exotic, incense oak, a touch of leather and chocolate, a certain meatiness and has a lovely fruit ripeness and raspberry and cherry fruit, with plenty of chocolate and spice. A lovely, chewy and flavoursome Pinotage. 89/100.
Neetlingshof, Caracal 2010, South Africa
Cabernet Sauvignon dominated, with Merlot, and Petit Verdot. Plenty of cedar and incense after 16 months in barrel, but all French. Lovely burgeoning sense of chocolate and deep black berry fruit. The palate has a fine dry character, a nice touch of game and leather and lots of herbal freshness too, with a lovely bite of firm tannin and fresh tang of acidity and fine, sandy tannin finish. 90/100. In Majestic.
Neetlingshof, Maria Noble Late Harvest 2012, South Africa
9.5% alcohol, 170g/l RS. 80% Riesling, 20% Sauvignon Blanc in this vintage, but will be all Riesling in future (Botrytis permitting). Deep, toffee colour, huge botrytis nose with dried fruits, marmalade and tea, with fresh and herby notes and a touch of barley sugar too. Deliciously rich on the palate, this has wonderful nuances of walnut and orange marmalade, with immense sweetness, and lovely balancing acid, the tea and tobacco nuances are delicious. 92-93/100.
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The long-range negative report was correct. Upon reaching the fallen player, Dr. Reid found it was a shoulder injury.
Some knowledge of Mr. Campbell's condition was available in one part of the press box because the 5 ft 10 inch, 200 lb senior played the entire 1966 football season schedule with electroencephalographic electrodes attached to his scalp.
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I enjoyed it the trip very much, especially when they typed out what would be said for me because I am deaf; it was a lot of help and I appreciated it. I wasn't missing out on anything.
The driver was very knowledgeable of the area, and very interactive with the group. The day was fantastic. The trip was a must see.
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I was disappointed in the tour of the Navajo reservation. I viewed some houses from the highway and stopped at a tourist Indian gift shop. Expected to see more of how the Navajos live.
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If the picking up van had come to my hotel on time, it could have been absolutely fantastic. But the tour itself was wonderful. The tour guide showed us how to see the Grand Canyon more beautifully. He drove slowly when there were wild or uncommon animals. Also, he told me good restaurants around my hotel when he dropped me off. He showed me the walking distance restaurant, so I had a fantastic tour and great dinner on that day.
I say worth doing based on the places we stopped and not having to drive. I would never take this tour based on my own personality. I like to take in the sites and be present in he moment. It was very difficult to do this because our tour guide would not give us a moment of peace. He talked and talk
I wanted more information or sights that deal with Navajos and Hopi.
I hated the Cameron Trading Post.
Why lead us to a tacky place after a day of beauty? That was really disappointing.
Tour bus picked us up from our motel promptly and tour guide was friendly. Stopped at Sunset Crater and Wupatki Monument along the way - while I found them interesting we spent a lot of time stopping and before we even got to the Grand Canyon we'd had 3 restroom breaks.
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The tour guide was very helpful and informative, and in the most part I enjoyed the trip. However, having arrived back in Flagstaff long before sunset, I felt that I had missed out on something not having seen this wonderful site in the evening light. While I knew this before the trip I still in some ways feel cheated, and some more time at the Grand Canyon itself may at least in part have made up for it. I was only picked up at 10:30 for a tour that supposedly started at 9:00. For those photography entusaists like myself, I would strongly recomend an overnight stay, when this natural wonder can be viewed at both dawn and dusk when the standstone formations are at their most spectacular. Including the Navajo Indian Reservation in the title of the trip is also a bit lame, as it purely includes a trip to the Cameron trading post, which in itself is interesting, but should not be the main reason for taking the tour.
It was not what I expected. Look at the picture of the Indian woman standing outside an old earthen home. Certainly led me to believe I would be seeing some historical Navajo site. Instead we drove on a highway across the Navajo reservation and then went to a big gift shop. The Grand Canyon visit was okay but I thought I would learn more. I had already visited it for 2 days on my own and gleaned little additional knowledge from the tour or the tourguide.


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While Aunties Two Patterns does not sell directly to retail customers, please look for the following patterns at your local independent quilt shops.
Sample made from Hoffman CA Fabrics "Dot Pops"
Small 5" wide x 3" deep x 4 1/2" tall
Medium 8" wide x 3" deep x 5 1/2" tall
Bring your '"tag alongs" where ever you go. Fill these cute pouches with all the essentials.
Finger hold handles on either side - leave you hands free to shop!
Optional inside pockets. Small pouch has 4 credit or business card pockets and medium pouch has two zippered pockets.
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Sample made from Hoffman CA "Me & You" Fabrics
Size: 12" wide x 10" tall x 6" deep
Uniquely woven design. No side seams. No corner seams!! Fun every day bag.
Optional lining with two zippered pockets
Sample made from Hoffman CA Fabrics, 1895 Gemstone and Agate Bali Pops
Placemats are approximately 14" x 19"
Great quilt as you go technique.
You will be doing double flips as you learn how easy it is to make these reversible placemats.
One jelly roll or Bali Pop, plus a few extra strips, will make six place mats.
Sample made from Hoffman CA Fabrics, 14" wide x 12" tall
A new slant on storage!! Use it for a knitting basket in the living room,
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Large round basket woven on the diagonal with an optional cover.
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Sample made from Hoffman CA Fabrics, 1895 Agate Bali Pops
Beautiful zigzag stitched baskets. No shaping required!! So many practical uses.
Pointed oval shape like a cat's eye!!
Large: 16" wide, 10" tall, 8" deep, Small: 12" wide, 7" tall, 6" deep
Sample made from Hoffman CA Fabrics 1895 Gemstone Batiks Snaps & Crackers
Got Blocks? If not, have a block party and make some!! Turn 60 square blocks or squares of fabric
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6 outside/6 inside. Use any size square block from 5" to 10". Lots of options!
With 10" blocks: 19" wide, 19" tall, 9 1/2" deep, With 8" blocks: 15" wide, 15" tall, 7 1/2" deep
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Size: 22" wide, 18" tall, 6" deep
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Shown in Hoffman CA Fabric: Square - JAMS World; Round - Parrot Bali Pops
Size: Medium Round or Square - 10" x 6"; Large Round or Square - 12" x 8"
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabric JAMS World
Classic handbag with a flap top and two outside pockets secured with magnetic buttons.
Two additional pockets inside.
Size: 16" wide x 13" tall x 6" deep
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabric Batiks
Sew three "leaf" shapes together to form a lovely hanging ornament or sachet holder.
Add "A Bit of Bling" with a few hot fix crystals.
Approximate Size: 5" x 3"
Fill them with candy, fill them with shells, use one on your desk for mail and cards
Simply woven from fibric strips and thin single sided fusible batting
5" wide x 9" long x 6" tall
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics Organic, Rustica, Flame Bali Pop
Beautiful zigzag stitched bags. No shaping required!!
Simply made from a rectangle for the sides and an oval for the bottom.
Large: 18" wide x 16" tall x 12" deep; Small: 13" wide x 9" tall x 9" deep
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabric CHINTZ Bali Pops
Beautiful zigzag stitched bowls. No shaping required!!
Simply made from a rectangle for the sides and a circle for the bottom.
Made like an old fashion cheese or butter box.
Includes instructions for an optional cover
Large: 13" wide x 9" tall; Medium: 11" wide x 7" tall; Small: 9" wide x 6" tall
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics Batiks and 1895s
Cute soft baskets strengthened with plumbing tubing!
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Size: 10" tall x 11 1/2" wide
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics Collection "Home is Where Your Story Begins"
Perfectly sized everyday bag with 8 pockets; 4 outside, 4 inside
Easy construction with either a gathered or pleated front
Size: 12" wide x 5" deep x 12" high
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Size: 23" wide x 35" deep x 31" high
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Easy shoe caddy with 16 shoe pockets.
Large enough for men's or women's shoes
Pattern also includes instructionss for matching flip flops and large ironing mat.
Size: 24" wide x 56" tall
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Simply sewn thermal pockets
Make a casserole carrier or a pizza pouch
Pattern includes instructions for pockets made with one main fabric OR
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Small Pizza Pouch is 14" x 14", fits a 12" pizza box
Large Pizza Pouch is 18" x 18", fits a 16" pizza box
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Got lots of leftover batting? How about 2 1/2" Christmas fabric strips?
Make wonderful trees as gifts or add to your own holiday decorations.
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Large: 16" tall x 7" wide; Small: 8 1/2" tall x 5" wide
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Cute practical woven Crossbody Bag or Wallet
Great for anytime you need both hands to shop!
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The Bag is perfectly sized for an iPad mini or Kindle
Size: Bag - 11" wide x 8" tall; Wallet - 8" wide x 5" tall
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics Bali Pops™ Sparkles
Size: Small 3" wide x 3" tall x 8" long; Medium 4" wide x 4" tall x 9 1/2" long; Large 6" x wide x 5" tall x 11" long
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Rug, Table Runner, Place Mat, Mug Rug or Table Pad
Simply woven, four practical items for your home
Size: Rug 38"x20", Table runner 38"x13", Place Mat 18"x13", Mug Rug 9 1/2"x7 1/2"
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Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics Bali Pops™ Fringe Blossom
Just about anything can fit in this large tote bag.
Made from fabric tubes, filled with double-sided fusible batting or
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Use double-sided fusible batting for a bag that will stand tall
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Leave it plain or add pockets inside and a closure outside.
Size: 15" tall, 15" tall, 8" deep
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Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics 1895 Bali Pops™
Wonderful weekender bag, super beach or market bag.
Looks like it is right off the fashion runways!
Side panels are woven. Two large pockets on the outside and inside.
Size: 20" wide, 16" tall, 8" deep
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Easy, quick and unusual
Use it for sewing, knitting, travel. Great for jewelry and make-up!
Give them as quick gifts for Christmas!
Overall size: 12" x 5" x 5", Center pouch: 8" x 5" x 5"
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Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics 1895 Taffy Bali Pops
Perfect sized everyday bag.
Simply woven with 2 1/2" fabric strips filled with thin fusible batting.
12: wide x 11" high, 8" deep
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Big enough for that lake vacation!
Lots of roomy pockets on the inside and outside.
Uses fusible foam based batting allowing it to stand up nicley!
Size: 20" wide, 8" deep, 18" tall
Ahhh! After a hard day of sewing, give your neck a rest!
14" wide, 6" deep
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Impress your guests with a fabulous fruit bowl.
Feels and looks like pottery but it's made with fabric. Use Paverpol.
Size: 10" wide x 6" tall
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Little Miss Muffet rested her feet on this tuffet and let all of her cares float away!
Large size is 18" wide x 15" high
Small size is 14" wide x 12" high
Uses Round Bosal Firm Foam
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Approximately 6" x 6"
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics Istanbul
Large is 6" x 6" x 10", Small is 5" x 5" x 8"
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Make a soft plant pot from fabric strips and batting. Have fun with Paverpol, a fabric stiffener.
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics Bali PopsTM in Macaron
Small 71/2" x 4 1/2", Med 9 1/2" x 6", Large 13" x 9 1/2"
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics Bali PopsTM "Brown Sugar"
Cutest little 5" cube woven with 3/4" strips on a flat surface and folded into your little "Treasure Box". Magnetic snaps on the top and front keep your treasures secure
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Shown in Hoffman CA FabricsTM "Paradise Blooms" and coordinating 1895's
15" wide x 11" tall x 3" deep
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics Punch Studio "Explorer"
16" wide x 14" tall x 5" deep
Great big bag to take shopping anywhere!
Features four inside and outside slash pockets for ease of access,
two side pockets great for water bottles. Sturdy handles lets you fill it to the brim!
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Can't find a headband to match your outfit? Make one!
Pattern includes a 1/4" metal headband.
Fuse fabric to stiff interfacing, cut, bind and fold to create practical storage boxes.
Great for organizing and storing those small items. Use for toilertries, sewing,
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Use up that leftover batting! Cut it into 2 1/2" strips and layer it on fabric strips
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Finding handles to perfectly match your bag is always a bit tricky
Well no more worries. Make your own handles from matching fabric
Handles are stiffened with Craf-tex and plastic tubing
Also available in kits:
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A sturdy tote bag with interesting handles. Perfect size for file folders!
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics or Wool
Take off your high heels and enjoy the party in these slippers!
Another CROCHET project. Stunning bowl great for a centerpiece, a fruit bowl or a bowl cozy
Fill twelve 2 1/2" fabric strips with clothesline. Zigzag stitch together for a great
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Cute Bags and Baskets each made with two fat quarters
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for a bag that has more body.
Shown in Hoffman CA Fabrics™
Use flat or wedge shaped flip flops and create a pair of
classic flip flops for every outfit. Use Craf-tex Plus.
Companion Pattern to the Bow n Go Bag
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Woven strips filled with Craf-tex
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The query will enter the optimizing state and start consuming memory (and swap, if applicable) until the server runs out of memory and mysqld is killed.
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It's a regression which came to 5.5.30 with the following revision:
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revision-id: firstname.lastname@example.com
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committer: Sergei Golubchik <email@example.com>
branch nick: 5.5
timestamp: Thu 2013-02-28 22:47:29 +0100
5.3->5.5 merge
I couldn't however reproduce it on 5.3 (neither on the current one nor on the version from that time), so I'm keeping it 5.5-only for now.
Reproducible as described, it doesn't matter whether the table is empty or not.
EXPLAIN exhibits the same behavior.
Fixed by the following revision:
revno: 3655
revision-id: email@example.com
parent: firstname.lastname@example.com
committer: Igor Babaev <email@example.com>
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timestamp: Fri 2013-05-03 22:46:45 -0700
Fixed bug mdev-4336.
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The Palmer River is a river southwest of Cooktown in northeastern Australia. It was the site of a gold rush in the late 19th century which started in 1873. The Palmer River flows west across Cape York to the Gulf of Carpentaria, via the Mitchell River. Its headwaters are the Sussex Range, near the Palmer River Roadhouse, south of Lakeland.
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Palmer River was one of Australia's major gold rush locations. William Hann and geologist Norman Taylor found gold in a sandy bed of the river in 1872.[1] Hann named the river after Arthur Hunter Palmer the then Premier of Queensland.[2]
The main settlement of the gold field was Maytown. The settlement began as a camp in 1873, then grew into a town which served as the administration centre for the former Hann Local Government Area.[2]
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- ^ "Gold!". Cairns Museum. Retrieved 26 October 2011.
- ^ a b "Palmer River". Queensland Places (entre for the Government of Queensland). Retrieved 26 October 2011.
- ^ Kirkman, Noreen (1993). From minority to majority: Chinese on the Palmer River Gold-field, 1873-1876, in Race Relations in North Queensland, edited by Henry Reynolds. Townsville: James Cook University. pp. 243–257. ISBN 978-0-86443-484-5.
- ^ "Palmer Goldfield Resources Reserve: Nature, culture and history". Department of Environment and Resource Management. 9 June 2011. Retrieved 26 October 2011.
- ^ Kirkman, Noreen (1982). Mining on the Hodgkinson." In Readings in North Queensland Mining History, edited by K.H. Kennedy. Townsville: James Cook University. pp. 171–194. ISBN 0864430612.
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As some readers seemed to feel after reading the recent post on implant company payments to docs, I'm shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here!
The real question is: What are we going to do about this? Clearly, Big Pharma (and physician) codes of ethics aren't cutting it.
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That NYTimes story seems unusually hyperbolic and one sided. It also conveniently forgets to mention that payments made for a speaking engagement for Concerta 10 years ago would have been made to Alza before it was bought by J&J.
This article is amusing. Why would a drug company invite a physician to lecture if they didn't have experience using the drug on patients?
Then the author picks a single example to influence his insinuation that doctors are in drug company pockets. Forget about the thousands of children who receive off-label drugs daily and are helped by them. And did anyone actually show a causitive effect of this muscle-clenching with Risperdal administration? Or is this more insinuation? Give us a break, and publish something that borders on reality.
This is very real. I worked for the pharmaceutical industry and they DO pay doctors to do the talks because they bypass the "marketing" off-label laws. If they are not "employees" they can do it. The companies can ONLY get sued if they are "employed." So, paying the doctors "incentives" to do the talks, which can be $1000.00 for one hour is worth their investment. They also can pay minimally $100.00 to the other doctors that ATTEND the teleconference or talk. It is GREAT marketing that side steps the "employed" sales reps on off label marketing. Please wake up! I worked for these guys.
We must wake up and take notice to what they are doing to the children OUR CHILDREN...People, come on...the children are the ones that we are handing this country over to eventually...Then we will truely have the Inmates running the Asylum.
Dr. Sharfstein's criticism about doctors getting too cozy with pharmaceutical companies is a joke. Dr. Sharfstein is former president of the American Psychiatric Association which receives millions of dollars for their annual meeting and other activities from the same pharmaceutical companies. This is a much bigger story than paying doctors for speaking engagements. The authors should investigate the link between the APA and drug companies related to the annual meeting in San Diego scheduled for late May.
As far as the comments by AT Business on off label marketing, some his/her basic facts are incorrect. For example:
- Speakers as part of their compliance agreement for joining the speaker bureau of a pharma company must agree NOT to proactively bring up off-label use. If it is brought up in a legitimate educational session (i.e. the question cannot be "planted", the speaker may respond but must clearly indicate the off-label status. If a speaker inappropriately mentions off-label use, the sales rep in attendance must interject or he/she will be held accountable
- Drs are not "paid" to attend speaker programs. Companies are allowed under very specific conditions to do market research that involves compensation, but can only do so with a very limited number of customers as this is closely scrutinized
Bottom line, from the first day of hire, reps are drilled not to promote off-label and to refer the Dr to the company medical department if questions arise
Unfortunately this is just the proverbial tip of the iceberg. From celebrex to ritalin, the pharmaceuticals in general do not care how or to whom they are dispensed. Just so long as they get heir cut. Widespread influence peddling that goes all the way to Washington is taking a heavy toll on our healthcare system.
It's time for a new FDA. One that is managed outside the sphere of high rolling Big PHarma. One that holds corporations and individuals acountable for their actions. One that works for us. And please, don't tell me about squelching innovation. Big Pharma's definition of innovation is just the next best scheme that will produce billions in cash.
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Yes I'm sure it's only psychiatry that is influenced by pharmaceutical companies. Guess who's prescribing most of the drugs for psychiatric disorders in kids? Pediatricians, not psychiatrists!
This article is absolutely inverted in its'logic. The physicians who prescribe the highest amounts of these drugs are of course going to be targeted by sales people because they are the largest market potential. To say that they prescribe more drugs because of drug companies is ludicrous. They also speak for drug companies because they have the most experience using the drugs. Sales people go where the highest potential is regardless of the industry...its' called the 80-20 rule...80% of your sales come from 20% of your customers...thats sales and marketing 101!
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Synthesis aided design: The biological design-build-test engineering paradigm?
By Ryan T. Gill, Andrea L. Halweg-Edwards, Sam F. Way and Aaron Clauset
Ryan T. Gill and Andrea L. Halweg-Edwards
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
University of Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO
Aaron Clauset and Sam F. Way
Department of Computer Science
University of Colorado, Boulder, Boulder, CO
A new Biotechnology and Bioengineering viewpoint article provides insights on how rapid advancements in DNA reading and writing technologies will impact how researchers go about engineering biological systems, which include processes that occur within and around cells. Examples of biological systems include all kinds of cells, ranging from the more complex mammalian cells that make up our own bodies to the less complex microbial cells that can be manipulated to produce proteins and other molecules.
In light of recent breakthroughs in genome engineering and gene editing, the Viewpoint discusses the past challenges, future directions, and funding needs in the field, which could have profound effects on the development of drugs and other important products.
B&B Video Highlights
Video Highlight from Saiqa Khan on her recently published B&B paper entitled "Eradication of multidrug-resistant pseudomonas biofilm with pulsed electric fields" (click title to read the paper on Wiley Online Library).


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This past year, Pioneer Hi-Bred's facilities development department took one
of the industry's highest honors - the Golden Circles Award.
The International Facility Management Association (IFMA), Houston, bestows
the award upon organizations whose facility management practices contribute
to creating and managing productive work environments and support the objectives
of the company's business plan.
Pioneer Hi-Bred operates a total of 2.3 million square feet of facility space
in 140 locations that house 4,300 people worldwide. It caught IFMA's attention
by using partnering concepts with outside consultants and vendors to meet its
primary facilities-related business goal: ensuring sites, buildings, furnishings,
and equipment are properly planned, developed, and installed to maximize company
assets while providing an inviting and effective work environment.
Members of the company's facilities development team meet regularly with the
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The biggest accomplishment to-date? When a fire destroyed 45,000 square feet
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60 percent of the time of a normal construction schedule. What's more, the new
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Johannesburg - The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) advised on Thursday that cash shell Simmers and Jack Mines (SIM) has failed to enter into an agreement and make an announcement relating to the acquisition of viable assets that satisfy the conditions for listing as set out in Section 4 of the JSE Listings Requirements.
Accordingly' the company's listing has been suspended on the JSE trading system' the JSE said. - I-Net Bridge
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