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Celebrity Family Feud
Justin plays Jimmy Fallon, while Jimmy Fallon – who was on the show as host this time – plays Jim Parsons from "Big Bang Theory." At one point Timberlake's impersonation is so spot-on that he laughs and the camera pans over to catch Fallon absolutely cracking up.
Barry Gibb Talk Show
Justin and Jimmy team up again for a recurring sketch that is always a hit. But this edition of the Barry Gibb Talk Show was over-the-top, with an appearance by the real Barry Gibb, who helped sing the theme song. Who wouldn't want to "talk it up" with these two?
D*** in a Box
The "SNL Digital Short" was the song that started it all, but enjoy this live version, performed at Madison Square Garden:
The followups "Mother Lover" and "Three Way" are also Timberlake/Lonely Island classic team-ups.
Any of 'Ville' sketches
Justin followed up the success of 2003's Omletteville with hits including Veganville, Homelessville, Liquorville, and the latest, Wrappingville. So, "bring it on down" and enjoy this sketch.
Beyoncé's "Single Ladies"
The actual video clip of this entire sketch is nowhere to be found on the Internet; (rumor has it J.T. refused to allow "SNL" to post it). But we found the next best thing: clips of Justin, and "SNL's" Andy Samberg and Bobby Moynihan, all dressed in leotards and heels auditioning to be backup dancers for Beyoncé, set to the actual song.
BONUS: That time Timberlake dissed Kanye in song
During a 2013 show, J.T. altered one of the lyrics of his hit "Suit and Tie," to "My hits so sick, got rappers acting dramatic," in response to Kanye West poking fun at the song.


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Rockville Centre News and Events, week of Jan. 3
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Mercy invites and encourages residents to participate in its Winter Wishes Blood Drive to support Long Island Blood Services on Wednesday, Jan. 9 between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. All donors will receive a fleece scarf and gloves, compliments of the New York Blood Center, to keep or re-gift to a charitable organization of their choice. Anyone between the ages of 17 and 75, in good health and weighs at least 110 pounds can donate blood. Healthy individuals older than 75 can donate blood if they present written permission from their physician obtained within two weeks of their donation. Donors should eat beforehand and bring reading glasses and ID with signature and know their Social Security number. To register, please call Jeannie Jaeger at (516) 705-2589 and leave your name and phone number.
Tree of Life Yoga
Central Synagogue of Nassau County, 430 DeMott Ave., is again sponsoring a fall session, with evening classes of yoga. The classes are open to yoga students of all levels. The Tree of Life Yoga will be offering a series of 12 classes Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m. You may pay as you go for $15 a class. Members of the community are invited to participate. For additional information, including specific class dates, contact the office at (516) 766-4300 or visit www.centralsy.org/community/treeoflifeyoga.
Phillips House Museum of the Village of Rockville Centre
28 Hempstead Avenue is open, free to the public, on Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. and by appointment by calling 764-7459. The museum, a sea captain's house built in 1886, has period furnishings.
Permanent displays include kitchen tools, wood-working tools, toys, dolls and period glassware. The trustees are always interested in exhibiting collections of local residents. If you have one you would like to share with the community on a temporary basis, please call the above number.
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Steatocystoma multiplex
Other Names for this Disease
- Multiple sebaceous cysts
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mutations in the KRT17 gene and appears to be inherited in an autosomal dominant manner.[1][2] Some researchers have suggested that the condition may be a mild variant of pachyonychia congenita type 2.[3] Treatment may include minor surgery to remove cysts and oral antibiotics or oral isotretinoin to reduce inflammation.[1]Steatocystoma multiplex is a condition characterized by numerous skin cysts that tend to develop during puberty. Cysts most often develop on the chest, upper arms and face, but may develop all over the body in some cases. The cysts may become inflamed and cause scarring when they heal. The condition is thought to be caused by
Last updated: 6/6/2012
- Amanda Oakley. Steatocystoma multiplex. DermNet NZ. February 22, 2014; http://www.dermnetnz.org/lesions/steatocystoma-multiplex.html. Accessed 6/23/2014.
- Victor A. McKusick. Steatocystoma Multiplex. OMIM. June 9, 1997; http://omim.org/entry/184500. Accessed 6/6/2012.
- KRT17. Genetics Home Reference. August 2008; http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/gene/KRT17. Accessed 6/6/2012.
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Basic Information
- DermNet NZ is an online resource about skin diseases developed by the New Zealand Dermatological Society Incorporated. DermNet NZ provides information about this condition.
- Genetics Home Reference (GHR) contains information on Steatocystoma multiplex. This website is maintained by the National Library of Medicine.
- MedlinePlus provides more information on skin conditions in general. MedlinePlus is a Web site designed by the National Library of Medicine to help you research your health questions.
In Depth Information
- Medscape Reference provides information on this topic. You may need to register to view the medical textbook, but registration is free.
- Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) is a catalog of human genes and genetic disorders. Each entry has a summary of related medical articles. It is meant for health care professionals and researchers. OMIM is maintained by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
- PubMed is a searchable database of medical literature and lists journal articles that discuss Steatocystoma multiplex. Click on the link to view a sample search on this topic.
Resources for Kids
- Kids Skin Health, a American Academy of Dermatology's web site, provides kids, teens, and parents with information on skin conditions. Click on Kids Skin Health to access this Web site.
Other Names for this Disease
- Multiple sebaceous cysts
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Sorry if this has been answered early i tried searching the forums but i haven't found my problem exactly.
I can send emails correctly using my account but all emails sent to me gets deferred.
The error message is as follows:
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) -- Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke plans to speak next month at the University of Michigan.
The school says Bernanke will speak at a 4 p.m. Jan. 14 event at the Ann Arbor school as part of the "Policy Talks (at) the Ford School" lecture series.
The event is free and open to the public. It's sponsored by the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy.
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I work for a legit marketing company. We send out email of be-halve of our clients (so it appears the mail came from their servers and email system).
We are using sendmail for this at the moment, but I would like to migrate to Zimbra if possible?
The requirements are as follows:
we send out email as user@localzimbraserver via zimbra and goes to the email@example.com but appearing as coming from firstname.lastname@example.com with a return path to the zimbra server in case the mail bounces (email address is fake or no longer exists)
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Just a hunch but it appears as thought it will be a 5-7 game suspension. If he were going to be gone I think it would have already happened. Also no new recruiting is taking place with JC guards or Freshman comming in. So I am pretty confident that unless Mike Taylor messes up again. We will see him dribbling the ball off his leg next year. War Taylor
It has been noted that the staff is going to wait for his grades to come through before making any decisions. Therefore, it will likely be mid-May before we hear anything.
I'd rather see some of the freshmen dribble it off their leg and learn, than have Taylor doing it to finish his career here.
Plus, his trial for the Feb. 4th incident isn't until June 7th. So it could even be sometime after that.
Originally Posted by ISUFan22
Plus, his trial for the Feb. 4th incident isn't until June 7th. So it could even be sometime after that.
BINGO...I bet GMAC is waiting until the court system plays itself out. If the charges are dropped or he ends up being innocent, then it would be pretty harsh to kick a guy off the team for petty shop lifting.
Side Note - He's still iddiot for getting in trouble as much as he has!!!!
Originally Posted by ISUonthemove
I'd rather see some of the freshmen dribble it off their leg and learn, than have Taylor doing it to finish his career here.
I'd like to see him dribble off someone's head.
Psyched about the Clones!!!
If he stays (or is allowed to stay), I hope someone is doing some dribbling off his head so it get's through...Don't Do Stupid Stuff.
Originally Posted by PsychedClone
I'd like to see him dribble off someone's head.
Sometime's I dribble off my chin.
Originally Posted by jtdoyle1
Sometime's I dribble off my chin.
So does my 4-month old. Atleast she has an excuse!!
Personally, i think it is time to part ways with Taylor. Yes, use him as an example of what happens when you do stupid things. Maybe GMac needs to talk to Mean Gene and have a standard 1 strike policy.
Or they could use that BS about discipline within the family crap that Captain Kirk uses.
If he's found not guilty on June 7th, then I think he stays with some reasonable discipline. If he's guilty, I think McDermott will feel obligated to part ways.
He'll probably plead it down to something lesser and be guilty of something. So then what do you do?
I was all for cutting Mike slack after the first foul-up. Now I just want to see him hit the road and let the frosh take over next year with a clean slate.
Guilty is guilty. That's two strikes since he's been in Ames, and 1 after he was recruited, but before he got here. I'm not a huge baseball fan, but I know that three strikes gets you out (the door in this case).
I'm pretty sure that Greg won't try to fill the scholly this year. He'll bank it for a more reliable '08 prospect. If Taylor leaves, look how many late recruits last. One left from last year.
Can you allow a player to come back, but take him off scholarship? I've often wondered why that wouldn't be implemented as a very stern punishment, but not completely dismissing a kid.
Last edited by Whitey; 04-24-2007 at 12:47 PM.
Originally Posted by Whitey
Can you allow a player to come back, but take him off scholarship? I've often wondered why that wouldn't be implemented as a very stern punishment, but not completely dismissing a kid.
In Mike's case, removing his scholarship would yield the same result as kicking him off the team. He just wouldn't be able to afford to continue being an ISU student.
Considering he had to steal an $11 bottle of cough medicine I'll assume you are correct. :)
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Bowlers help out the Salvation Army, children in Haiti
Local media members and former Royals were among the bowlers on hand last night at the KC Sports Media Challenge. FOX Sports Kansas City's Ryan Lefebvre led the effort, which collected money and supplies for the Salvation Army's Honk 'n Holler program and for children in Haiti. It was a fun-filled night at Lucky Strike, even for this blogger who needed a late rally to avoid the "Pin's Best Friend" trophy!
Royal alum Jim Eisenreich took home the top individual honor. The winning team, sponsored by Northwestern Mutual, John Goodwin Office, was anchored by alum Mike Boddicker and Kansas City Star columnist Sam Mellinger. Congrats to Sam on the team honor. He lost a head-to-head match with Mike Swanson, the club's VP of Communications and Broadcasting. Swanee reeled off several strikes at the end of game two to take bragging rights away from Mellinger.


text: July 4th, 2011-Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge visit Province House in Charlottetown, Canada. The newly married Royal Couple are on the fifth day of their first joint overseas tour as they visited Pronvince House, the location for the Charlottestown conference of 1864 where the idea of the nation of Canada forged. The 12 day visit to North America is taking in some of the more remote areas of the country such as Prince Edward Island, Yellowknife and Calgary.


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A Permanent Thank You
Angelo Pastizzo simply didn't feel right. A lover of all foods Italian, the 57-year-old from Mechanicville thought it was indigestion, which a quick visit to his doctor confirmed –at least at first.
A recommended stress test provided a different answer and required immediate action: get to the hospital. Angelo chose Albany Medical Center. Blockages in his arteries created the need for triple-bypass surgery.
That surgery was six years ago. Mr. Pastizzo is so thankful for the life-saving work of Albany Med's team—he and his wife Janice have etched it in stone.
|Angelo Pastizzo and his wife Janice had their appreciation to Albany Med inscribed in a Healing Garden paver stone.
The message of gratitude inscribed on a two-foot square stone paver will join those of many others in Albany Med's new healing garden, a part of the 325,000-square-foot Patient Pavilion expansion. Resting in the park-like area designed as a place of relaxation for patients and their families, the Pastizzo's stone will forever be their statement of thanks.
"It's something that's been on my mind. I really wanted to do something for Albany Med," said Mr. Pastizzo . "I saw the healing garden paver stone. People like to have something that is there long-term. I sat down to discuss it with my wife, and we both thought this is a good idea."
Angelo Pastizzo's life was saved by Albany Medical Center doctors. For that, he and his wife Janice are eternally grateful. There's a paver stone nestled within the healing garden oasis that says just that.


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UPDATED 11.21.2011 7:30pm by Deneige Broom
According to the Gadsden County Sheriff's Office:
The body of Jimmie Donaldson, Jr. has been recovered from Lake Talquin. It was recovered at approximately 5:30 this evening.
The Lowndes County dive team found his body near where the boat was recovered Sunday.
The boat had capsized after taking on water in what locals describe as a "very strong current."
FWC and the Gadsden County Sheriff's Office also helped with the search.
Lake Talquin, FL - November 21, 2011
Since Friday, Jimmie Donaldson Jr.'s family has been waiting at the dock of Lake Talquin.
Monday, search teams still hadn't found the 34-year-old, but his family was already accepting the fact that he could be gone for good.
"We're all going to miss him," said his father, Jimmie Donaldson.
Jimmie Donaldson saw his son just before he went missing. His son, took off with Donaldson's brother to fish in a different part of Lake Talquin.
The last glimpse Donaldson had of his son, was when he curved that bend Friday.
"The water got up and by the time they went to pick up it was too late," continued Donaldson.
The boat the 34-year-old and his uncle were in, capsized. His uncle made it out. They've been searching for Donaldson Jr. ever since.
Donaldson sighed heavily during the interview before saying, "He could swim a little bit, but I don't think he made it out."
Monday, a cadaver dog and helicopter joined the dive team in the search.
These past few days have also been hard on the fishing community which has been Donaldson's extended family for years.
Neighbors have begun to stand vigil with the family, offering food, support, whatever they may need.
Sarah Johnson fishes regularly and has seen the Donaldsons fish on Lake Talquin for years.
Her home sits along the lake where Donaldson Jr. was last seen.
"I can cry with them, I can pray with them and all of the neighbors do here," said Johnson. Hug them when they need a hug."
Monday, Donaldson Sr, hit the water again, but this time to look for the son who would normally be with him.
Lake Talquin, FL - November 20, 2011
The Florida Wildlife Commission has stated that it recovered the boat Saturday evening. However, Donaldson is still missing.
Donaldson's uncle, Claude Jackson, had been transported to the Tallahassee Memorial Hospital where he was treated for hypothermia and released.
Crews are still searching for Donaldson.
Lake Talquin, FL - November 19, 2011
The search is still underway for a Quincy man whose boat capsized in Lake Talquin Friday night.
"If he wasn't working he was either fishing or hunting, pretty much that's what he was doing tonight. It was one of his favorite past times,"says fiancee Candace Sylvia.
Taking to the water was something 34-year-old Jimmie Donaldson Jr., an avid outdoors man and family man, did on a regular basis.
"He's an outgoing, fun guy to be around. Enjoys fishing. Enjoys spending time with his family," says his sister
Shynetra Jackson.
As he did most days, Donaldson and his uncle Claude Jackson went out fishing on Lake Talquin Friday evening. The Florida Wildlife Commission says the two men were pulling up their anchor, when the boat began to take on water.
"Their boat capsized and they found my uncle, but they didn't find my brother," says Jackson.
Rescue crews combed the lake for several hours, searching for Donaldson.
The FWC says, Jackson was wearing his life-jacket but Donaldson wasn't. The Leon County Dive Team, Gadsden County Sheriff's Office all assisted the FWC in the search for Donaldson, whom family and friends say was well-liked throughout the community.
"He's well known, he's well loved by his aunts and uncles and especially me," says Sylvia.
Lake Talquin, FL - November 19, 2011
The Gadsden County Sheriff's Office says the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission and the Leon County Sheriff's dive team are searching for a missing boater.
The Donaldson family says 34-year-old Jimmie Donaldson, Jr. and his uncle headed to Lake Talquin around 4 PM yesterday afternoon to go fishing. The boat carrying the two capsized. Donaldson's uncle was able to reach shore. He was taken to a hospital and released soon afterwards.
The Leon County Sheriff's dive team and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission are still searching for Jimmy Donaldson, Jr. near Cooks Landing Road in Gadsden County.


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Once we had the SAN back online, we brought the Zimbra mailbox server up and discovered the the MySQL DB needed to be restored from backup. We began the process of restoring the MySQL database (just the DB since the files still existed in the storage) and rolling up the redologs. We did not discover until after the restore was complete that the two HSM volumes, though mounted in the file system, were not connected in Zimbra as zmvolumes (zmvolume -l). Thusly....it seems as if during the DB restore...because Zimbra did not list the two HSM volumes anymore....it reconnected all the mail blob entries in the DB, for all the HSM blob files stored on the HSM volumes, to the primary STORE volume. This meant that about 95% of our mail messages on this mailbox no longer pointed to blob files in the correct location, and users got the dreaded "no such blob" error when trying to open one of the affected mail messages.
So....I wrote this script to fix the problem. It took about 5 hours to walk through 3300+ accounts with around 900GB of mis-directed blob data. I'm sharing here in case anyone else is looking for a similar solution in the future.
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When I send an email I want to select the folder where to archive the mail (including trash folder).
Before, I realized this in microsoft outlook by a vb macro who ask to the user if he want to delete the message or to choice the destination folder.
The goal is to delete mails that i don't want to archive in the proper folder in which i want to store.
Now i've written a zimlet that create a new button "send & delete". This, when pressed, insert a flag in the subject. Then if the flag is present, a proper outgoing filter, provide to move in the trash folder the mail.
So i can automatically delete unwanted outgoing emails.
This is a temporary solution. I need information to:
use "nosave" option when i send emails bye composeview._send (or another solution).
open a dialog to choice the destination folder and move the emails into it.
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MORGANTOWN - At the beginning of the season, Morgantown girls' basketball coach Adam Henkins outlined his team's goals for the season, and two that appeared at the very top of the list weren't very surprising: Beat Wheeling Park and break a seven-game losing skid against the Patriots, and return to the State Tournament.
Having beaten Park twice during the regular season, it was clear that a sweep was the only way the Mohigans were going to get the job done, as they played host the Patriots in the Region I co-championship on Tuesday night.
Mission accomplished times two, as the Mohigans overcame a 16-1 first-half Park run to pull away down the stretch for a hard-fought 61-52 victory.
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Park's Kendra Johnson (35) tries to get off a shot in front of Morgantown's Ashley Holloway.
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MHS senior Caroline Columbo scored eight quick points early, helping the Mohigans jump out to an early 13-4 lead, but Park, led by the outside touch of Emily Puskarich and the inside presence of Kambria O'Neal, reeled off an extended run that resulted in a six-point lead midway through the second quarter. But a flurry of 3-pointers by the Mohigans - they finished with six, all in the first half - eventually erased the lead, and the two teams were virtually even at the break.
"We could feel the momentum slipping away from us in the first half," Taylor said of the Park run, "but we knew we needed to just get to our game. Rebounding and defense is always the key for us, and when we did that better in the second half, it got us to where we wanted to go: Charleston!"
Morgantown increased its ball pressure and switched well throughout the second half, and eventually built a 42-33 lead midway through the third. But Park once again responded with an 8-0 run to retake the lead, until MHS senior Leah Taylor picked up her game, hitting a three-point play from the paint and canning a pair of free throws to give her team a lead it never relinquished. Down the stretch, it was Taylor again, with another conventional three-point play, plus four more clutch free throws to ice it for the 19-5 Mohigans.
Puskarich led all scorers with 17, while Taylor's 14 and Columbo's 13 paced the Mohigans.
"Leah is a little girl, but she's tough as nails," a jubilant Henkins said after the game. "She hit the big shots when we needed her to, especially from the line. I thought we did a tremendous job on the boards in the second half, and took away most of their open looks. Team defense, plus a calm, relaxed, confident demeanor, even when the game was tight, won it for us tonight."


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I write because I have a problem with the ZCO version 22.214.171.124.8 (6.0.8_GA_2661 Server version) Outlook 2010 32Bit.
I installed the ZCO on all PCs, and some happen to be generated by the mail system administrator (not by Zimbra, but with Outlook) with this text:
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Note - There was an error message. Create a new message and resubmit it.
These emails are generated continuously and happened that was generated 9000 mail in 10 minutes.
I checked every setting in Outlook, Zimbra, the ZCO but I found no solution.
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text: Immigration on a Clean Slate: Game-Changing Proposals on Visa Modernization By Angelo A. Paparelli on February 9, 2015 Posted in Adjustment of Status, Border Issues & CBP, Border Security, Consular Officers, Courts on Immigration Law, DHS Technology Reforms, EB-5, Employment-Based Immigration, Enforcement/USICE, Fraud Detection & National Security (FDNS), Homeland Security, Immigration Courts, Immigration Reform, Immigration Regulations, Legal Representation, Obama Administration on Immigration, USCIS, VAWA - Violence against Women Act Terabytes of text have already been generated in the course of extolling or excoriating President Obama for his November 20 Executive Actions on Immigration. The prolific foaming of bloviating mouths has mostly been prompted by the promise of deferred action and work permits for undocumented immigrants under the DACA and DAPA programs. Surprisingly, however, his equally… Continue Reading


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their lives to make change; it will be those who don't risk their
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Is it possible to be happy when you lie in bed feeling sick? Many of our loved ones around the world are trying to do that right now. But I don't
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For anyone familiar with CC3,
Is there a way to insert a lets say, city map, into a overland world map? So when on the comp or tablet, you can mouse over a city on the map and click to bring up the map of that city.
wondering if its possible and how...for when i get cities done on current project.


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290 gr. Barnes
After re-reading the question I agree, CoHiCntry. Please accept my apology, Drhorsepower and forum members, for being rude and blunt. I am sorry.
I like this bullet because of the ballistic coefficient, terminal performance and the retained bullet weight. Especially on larger big game animals. I believe there's always more than one good bullet to choose from. Another one I have had success with is the Dead Center 300 grain bullet. It too has the attributes as mentioned above.
Both of these bullets are excellent performers. I use Triple 7, FF and FFF for these bullets as well as Blackhorn 209. My rifle is a T/C Omega .50 cal with a Leupold Vari-x II.
What state do you live in?
I have been playing with the tmz, and the expander mz in my knight. Heading to the shooting range today with my old man, hope to report back better results than before. I'm using 777ffg and trying some mmp sabots.
DRH originally started this thread because he is new to muzzleloading this year and he is wanting to sort out which bullet to use for elk hunting. We later asked that people share from there own experience. There are a lot of bullets that shoot accurately from a muzzleloader, but are specifically looking for first hand performance on elk. I'm very much interested in this subject too, with 21 points in Colorado that will most likely be used on a muzzleloader elk hunt in the next year or two.
I don't believe his clarifying questions is "calling you out". When he asked "what barnes bullet" there are several varieties of Barnes bullets. By asking "do you have first hand experience" he's only asking if you have taken elk with that bullet, and maybe you could share your experience.
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Thank you so much Austin, Megstuff, and Andre! :D
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looks good with the conservative walnut frame.
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stunning work!
Thank you kindly Amelia, Wayne, and Börg! :)
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OMG dude you didn't! I have a huge print of your brother's Moving to Moscow and this is going to look AMAZING hanging in the same room. *adds to cart*
Thanks Hector and Marine Loup! Wow, thanks Charity! I'm honored!
Wonderful work! Somehow reminds me of the original Dr Dolittle movie (1967)... where they set off in search of the pink sea snail...
amazing, brilliant, talanted!
Beautiful work and colors!
What a beautiful story :)
Eric! You rock at this! true talent! :)
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Impressive work and cool composition ! :)
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you've got fantastic works
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brilliant :)
Clever and so cute. Great technique as well.
This one is extraordinary!!!
love it!
Magical piece!
Just awesome, Eric.
Splendid! This is one of my personal favorites. Your work is delicate yet bold, and full of pure win.
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this is my favourite, great detail, great concept
i adore this one!
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Beautiful. Nice idea, well executed!
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so good !
I love your style!
Thanks so much RS Studio, no no no, mark, Jean-Sébastien, takmaj, Lizardpudding, AmDuf, and Shakkedbaram!
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Impressive work!
I was just talking this morning about how much I love snails. THOSE EYES!
Awesome Illustration!
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Culture | Photographers network takes the homebound and hospitalized on virtual tours of sites they can't visit in person
On Feb. 25, 2012, 7-year-old Domenic Garufi arrived at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for his monthly treatment for Crohns Colitis disease, a chronic condition affecting the gastrointestinal tract.
Next to his hospital bed sat a laptop. Unbeknownst to Domenic, that day's treatment—a roughly six-hour process involving tight blood pressure cuffs, multiple tubes and often painful infusions of medication—would also include a trip to Canada.
The week before, Domenic's father, an avid Google+ user, connected with Canadian photographer John Butterill in one of the site's chat rooms. Butterill, of Kawartha Lakes, Ontario, offered to give the hospitalized child a break from the monotony of his treatment. Armed with his iPhone and Nikon camera, the photographer took Domenic on an hour-long virtual tour around Rosedale, Ontario. Since then, Butterill has hosted many more photo tours through the organization he founded, Virtual Photo Walks—a volunteer project allowing people to virtually interact with smartphone-enabled photographers worldwide.
"It was the most amazing thing I'd ever seen," said Frank Garufi, Domenic's father. "Domenic couldn't take his eyes off the computer. He suddenly wasn't in a hospital bed, hooked up to monitors. He was in Canada with John."
Using a special adapter to mount an iPhone on his camera, Butterill walked around snowy Ontario that day, showing Domenic redwood trees, a dam with beavers, an interesting piece of old logging machinery. The 7-year-old watched the screen attentively with his father, conversing with the photographer through video chat and laughing when Butterill stopped to talk with a group of snowmobilers. "Every time [Domenic] got sleepy, I'd put the camera down and do jumping jacks for him," Butterill said. "We just goofed around."
The morning after Domenic's tour, Butterill and Garufi chatted again on Google+ and decided the virtual photo walk concept could expand to help anyone unable to get out and see the world. They collaborated on a name for the project and within three hours launched the Virtual Photo Walks page on Google+. The free service offers a social good for people who need it most, said Garufi, a network engineer who remains active in spreading the word about the organization.
Since founding Virtual Photo Walks, Butterill has coordinated more than 60 walks guided by photographers in Australia, Rome, Germany and other places hopeful virtual tourists ask him to visit. Japan and the Grand Canyon are frequent requests. Photographers use cameras, smartphones and video chat to stream live, first-person photo shoots to people unable to experience the sites themselves—mostly the disabled, homebound and hospitalized. One to three new tours are hosted in different locations every week.
"The idea is that the photographer becomes someone else's arms and legs," Butterill said. "And it's not a numbers game for us. … If we get just one person participating in a photo walk one day, to me, that's enough."
Virtual Photo Walk participants currently number in the hundreds, from elderly nursing home residents to bedridden Multiple Sclerosis sufferers, hospitalized children and homebound people from all locations and walks of life. Participants connect with the photographer through a Google+ account and may converse with him or her throughout the walk, requesting the camera move in a particular direction or asking the photographer to snap something especially meaningful or eye-catching. Later, the photographer emails the pictures to the participant.
In partnership with the Veterans United Network, Virtual Photo Walks also reaches out to aging and disabled veterans by taking them on virtual trips to see their memorials in Washington, DC. Volunteers use Google+ hangouts to provide virtual tours of Pearl Harbor, the beaches of Normandy, France, and the site of the D-Day Invasion. Veterans can talk with fellow veterans, see their memorials and ask questions about them in real time. The service is free and open to any veteran unable to fly.
Terri Elliott's father, Robert Malone, is a WWII veteran who participated in the first veteran's tour hosted last fall by Virtual Photo Walks and Veterans United Network. She recalls how her father, disabled and in a wheelchair, held her hand with tears streaming down his face while he watched the photographer walk the beaches of Normandy: "We could hear the waves coming up on the beach," she said. "It was monumental for Dad. Then after the tour, people came on to thank him personally for his service. He realized he was not forgotten."
Butterill stresses that Virtual Photo Walks—a non-profit run entirely on donations, his own investments and the volunteer efforts of nearly 300 photographers—is defined by its tagline, "To Know, To Care, To Act." The Google+ page for Virtual Photo Walks provides information for photographers interested in volunteering, along with a how-to guide for setting up the streaming rig. Ultimately, he says, the organization aspires to help people become explorers.
"People everywhere are in isolation because of a disability, death of a spouse, or any number of factors that cause isolation, both physical and mental," Butterill said. "But that's what we're combating with Virtual Photo Walks: isolation. And we're making an impact."


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LONDON (CBS/AP)--Hyperemesis gravidarum, the type of morning sickness that Duchess of Cambridge is hospitalized with, is less common than the condition experienced by most pregnant women, according to experts.
In a statement Monday, palace officials said Duchess Kate was hospitalized with hyperemesis gravidarum, an extreme, potentially dangerous type of morning sickness where vomiting is so severe that no food or liquid can be kept down.
Officials, who announced the upcoming birth of the first child between the duchess and Prince William, said the 30-year-old is expected to remain hospitalized for several days and would require a period of rest afterwards.
The announcement has put the spotlight on the rare pregnancy complication.
"It's not unusual for pregnant women to get morning sickness, but when it gets to the point where you're dehydrated, losing weight or vomiting so much you begin to build up (toxic) products in your blood, that's a concern," said Dr. Kecia Gaither, director of maternal fetal medicine at Brookdale University and Medical Center in New York.
Dr. Jeff Chapa, head of the section of maternal fetal medicine at the Cleveland Clinic, told CBSNews.com that if a woman can't keep anything down down and feels particularly weak, those are signs that she may not have common morning sickness and may need to get evaluated by a doctor for hyperemesis gravidarum.
"People can get dehydrated very quickly so [a woman] might need to come in after a day or two," he said.
Chapa said virtually all pregnant women experience morning sickness during the first three months of pregnancy, which is caused by the release of HCG hormone from the placenta.
However hyperemesis gravidarum is thought to affect about one in 50 pregnant women, and tends to be more common in young women, women who are pregnant for the first time, those expecting multiple babies, non-smokers and women with a hydatidiform mole (molar pregnancy), a rare growth that forms inside the uterus at the beginning of pregnancy.
Gaither said that fewer than one percent of women with the condition need to be hospitalized. Doctors aren't sure what causes it but suspect it could be linked to hormonal changes or nutritional problems.
Women admitted to the hospital with hyperemesis gravidarum are usually treated with nutritional supplements and given fluids intravenously to treat dehydration. Dr. Dagni Rajasingam, a spokeswoman for the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, said most women hospitalized with the condition are discharged within several days.
"It depends on how well the woman is keeping fluids down," she said.
Chapa adds that vitamins or anti-nausea medications may also be prescribed.
If the problem is recognized and treated early, doctors say there are no long-term effects for either the mother or the child. Left untreated, the mother could be at risk of developing neurological problems - including seizures - or risk delivering the baby early.
Chapa said the condition usually subsides by the second trimester because the hormone release peaks around 10 weeks into pregnancy before it declines .
"The rest of the pregnancy could be entirely uneventful," agreed Gaither, who said that pregnant women treated for the condition are usually advised to avoid fatty foods that could aggravate the problem.
"She should be able to meet all her public obligations soon," she said, advising her to take her vitamins and ensure there are no other underlying health problems. "She should just be looking forward to having a healthy little plump person."


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Friday 25th of January, I wanted to test my 102mm refractor on some difficult double stars, Orion was well placed and the lunar libration interesting, but… what is the link between double stars and the moon, we'll see ...
First Rigel, the sixth brightest star in the sky, so blue, spectral class B8, and his girlfriend Rigel B Class B9 faint, the same blue and very poor magnitude 10.4 is very close 9.5" only, quite hidden in the shine of Rigel.
Then I went to Sigma-Orionis
This star is very easy to find (m3.7), close to Alnitak, this I a multiple star, two stars m6.6 and especially for me a faint star near Sigma (m8.8) that's interesting.
Another multiple star is called Struve 761, the name of an astronomer specializing in double stars. This star (m6.8) is included in the same field as Sigma and is triple, the other two components are very close (m8.4 and m8.6).
This asterism is very nice to catch, try to point your telescope there, during a winter night.
Mr. Struve has his name on a moon crater, but as usual nothing is simple, it is necessary that the lunar libration reveal this limb crater. This was the case tonight.
Struve crater is part of a system of old impact craters flooded by lava.
Struve is 180km in diameter, irregular walls climb up to 1700m. Another crater very close, with a diameter of 100km, is called Russel. Russell was an astronomer and an artist, the circle is complete!
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Cervical cancer can often be prevented by preventing precancers and having regular Pap tests to find any precancers so they can be treated. Preventing precancers means controlling possible risk factors (see above), such as:
- Delaying first sexual intercourse until the late teens or older
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The Pap test is the most common test for early changes in cells that can lead to cervical cancer. Researchers have found that combining it with a test to detect HPV provides the most accurate results. In 2003, a U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) panel recommended that Pap tests and HPV tests be used together when screening for cervical cancer in women older than 29. The HPV test and HPV genotyping, which is testing the strain of HPV, are already being used as secondary tests for people with Pap test results that show abnormal cells to help doctors determine a woman's risk for developing cervical cancer.
In 2006, the FDA approved the first HPV vaccine, called Gardasil, for girls and women between ages 9 and 26. The vaccine helps prevent infection from the two HPV strains known to cause most cervical cancer and precancerous lesions called HPV-16 and HPV-18. The vaccine also prevents against two low-risk HPV strains that cause 90% of genital warts. In 2009, the FDA approved a second HPV vaccine, called Cervarix, for the prevention of cervical cancer in girls and women ages 10 to 25. These vaccines do not protect people who are already infected with HPV. Doctors still recommend regular Pap tests using the guidelines below for all women. Learn more about HPV vaccination for cervical cancer.
In 2009, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists updated its guidelines for cervical cancer to recommend the following screening schedule:
- Starting at age 21, women should have Pap tests every two years.
- After three normal Pap tests in a row, women 30 and older may have Pap tests every three years. Women with specific medical conditions, such as a history of abnormal Pap tests, infection with HIV, a weakened immune system, or exposure to DES, should be screened more often.
- Women 30 and older may be tested for HPV along with the Pap test. If both are normal, the tests are not needed for another three years.
- Starting at age 65 to 70, women can stop screening if they have had three normal Pap tests in a row in the previous 10 years. However, they should continue screening if they are sexually active, have had multiple sexual partners, or have a history of abnormal Pap tests.
In 2012, the American Cancer Society and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force updated their recommendations to the following screening guidelines:
- All women should begin having Pap tests within three years of beginning vaginal sexual intercourse or by age 21, whichever comes first.
- Women should be screened every three years with a conventional or liquid-based Pap test. Women 30 and older who have had three normal test results in a row can receive screening every three years. Women older than 30 may also have a Pap test and the HPV test every five years.
- Women 65 or older can stop screening if their previous three Pap tests were normal and there were no abnormal test results within the previous 10 years
- Screening after a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus and cervix) is not necessary unless the surgery was done to treat cervical cancer or precancer. Women who have had a hysterectomy without removal of the cervix should continue screening until age 70.
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This is a 2013 WEEKLY PLANNER that's packed with nearly 70 thought-provoking paranormal photos. All images were captured in the northern Virginia area by DOUG KEAN SHOTZ in 2012. Explore the dimensions of these energies, week by week, that are usually unseen by the human eye. Their appearance can be both entrancing and challenging to your mind.
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HYATTSVILLE, Md. (WUSA) -- "Somebody made a report one time, I'll be sitting in a wheelchair for the rest of my life. That was four years ago. No way, Jose!"
Katherine Yowell lifts hand weights to keep herself fit, although she can't get to the grocery store as easily. The nearly 80-year-old lady is recovering from surgery.
So Top Banana delivers groceries from their storehouse to her. The non-profit organization steps in to make sure people with mobility issues will not have to miss out on basic necessities.
"You call them and say 'I need milk and eggs and bread'...It's a very easy organization to be connected with."
Yowell orders her items from the Top Banana Storehouse Shopping Guide, a regularly updated booklet filled with grocery items and their prices.
Jean Guiffre founded Top Banana 31 years ago, after she realized her aging mother no longer had a favorite item in the kitchen - coffee.
"I really, really can't tell you how much I love it. It is my mission in life," said Guiffre, Executive Director. She explains the name 'Top Banana' refers to the best act in the show during Vaudeville days.
At Yowell's house Roy Kiser brings the groceries and puts them away in the kitchen. Kiser volunteers as a driving specialist, becauase he is a retired man looking to help people while getting a chance to interact with people. Guiffre says there is a thorough background check for driving specialists who make multiple deliveries in one day.
Yowell pays Kiser for the groceries with a check. There is a service charge of $15. But, about one third of the clients pay a reduced service charge of $5, according to Guiffre.
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Chloé founder Gaby Aghion once said "In Egypt, the sand is like silk. It is fluid, it moves." This spirit of movement – with fluidity central to it – has become a signature of the Chloé style.
In the early days, Gaby Aghion made clothes for youthful, liberated, free-spirited women with active lives. Contrasting against the formal shapes of haute couture, this new sensibility evolved into an aesthetic for Chloé, and it's one that remains today.
A garment's fabric choice is paramount to achieving fluidity and a sense of dynamism. That's why Chloé uses lots of silks: chiffons, crepe de chine and satins. These fabrics – working with the design and cut of every piece – allow the garments to move. They accentuate femininity and elegance, and are also wonderful to wear.
Fluidity is a style but it also references a state of mind, of course – Chloé makes clothing for the free-spirited and the carefree, a woman nimbly moving through life.
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Gaby Aghion
Born in Egypt in 1921, Gaby Aghion moved to Paris after the war and pioneered the concept of "luxury ready-to-wear" with the creation of Chloé in 1952. She did not feel comfortable with the restrictive wardrobe of the fifties and her thirst for greater emancipation quickly outweighed this "Couture" period as she turned the page without hesitation to offer women a new approach to fashion.See the designs
The young Gaby chose the fabrics, drew six models and had them made by the head seamstress at the atelier Lelong. She then decided to offer them herself to the fashion boutiques which were then just starting to carry ready-to-wear clothes. She put on the first Chloé show in 1956 at a breakfast at the Café de Flore, the epicentre of young intellectual Parisians that she mingled with. It was a success and today she is still the first to express her surprise at her own audacity.
To keep the flame alive and the label youthful, Gaby Aghion continuously sought talented designers, names that are now part of the history of contemporary fashion, to work alongside her.
Embrun dress, Gaby Aghion for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1960
Gaby Aghion for Chloé, 1967
Gaby Aghion for Chloé, 1960
Karl Lagerfeld
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In 1965, a young man from Hamburg, Karl Lagerfeld, joined Chloé and worked under the direction of Gaby Aghion – alongside Maxime de La Falaise, Michèle Rosier and Graziella Fontana – before being appointed the house's exclusive designer in 1975.See the designs
Under his direction, Chloé became one of the most iconic brands of the seventies. Karl was particularly noted for his sense of humour and eccentric creations. Each of his collections for the brand became a happening.
Karl left Chloé in 1984, but was to return for a second time in 1992, staying for another four years.
Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1975
Angkor Dress, Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1983
Karl Lagerfeld for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1994
Martine Sitbon
Born in Casablanca Martine Sitbon came to Paris to study at the fashion school, Studio Berçot. In 1987 she joined Chloé as Creative Director.See the designs
Her silhouettes for the brand played on a soft femininity combined with an eclectic wardrobe, with references as diverse as a nineteenth century dandy, the Edwardian era and a matador.
Although her early collections seem fairytale-esque, it was rock music – especially from the seventies – that became the strongest influence on Sitbon's Chloé designs.
Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1990
Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1992
Martine Sitbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1992
Stella McCartney
Stella McCartney was born in London – the daughter of Sir Paul, and his wife Linda. At the age of 26, after graduating from Central Saint Martins, Stella was hired by Chloé as Creative Director to replace the outgoing Karl Lagerfeld.See the designs
Inspired by her mother – who wore Chloé – the young designer brought a breath of fresh air: celebrities, style and buzz, youth and glamour, became part of the Chloé world.
The brand took on a vintage, sexy, rock 'n' roll tone, appealing to a new generation of young women who were nostalgic without being sentimental, independent and modern. The Chloé wardrobe always mixes all kinds of influences – and the vital energies of the street inspired Stella's take.
Stella McCartney for Chloé, Spring-Summer 1998
Stella McCartney for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 1999
Stella McCartney for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2001
Phoebe Philo
When Stella McCartney left Chloé, her assistant and friend, Phoebe Philo, succeeded her at the brand. Born in Paris, Phoebe graduated from London's Central Saint Martins a year after Stella.See the designs
Her aesthetic was subtly different. With Phoebe's arrival, Chloé started to work leather, to the delight of customers, who rushed to get bags and shoes.
With Phoebe, a complete wardrobe of desirable pieces was developed – faithful to the spirit of the brand and yet right for now. She offered a new way of looking at fashion, adding a twist of British cool to the very Parisian Chloé.
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2004
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2004
Phoebe Philo for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2006
Hannah MacGibbon
Hannah MacGibbon was born in London. Another graduate of the capital's Central Saint Martins, she initially worked under Phoebe at Chloé and is credited with bringing a touch of chic to the street style of her predecessor.See the designs
In 2008, Hannah took over the reigns at Chloé for three years. Bringing in a demure aesthetic of timeless pieces and neutral colours, she drew on a seventies aesthetic of the brand but with a modern twist. Wide capes, nude tones, jeans and chambray shirts were revisited, with belted high-waist pants.
Hannah's designs were about freshness, sophistication and grace – quintessentially Chloé.
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2009
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2010
Hannah MacGibbon for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2011
Clare Waight Keller
Clare Waight Keller was born in Birmingham. She succeeded Hannah at Chloé in the summer of 2011, moving from Pringle of Scotland.See the designs
A graduate of the Royal College of Art, she began her career at Calvin Klein in New York, worked in the men's studio at Ralph Lauren, and then at Gucci, under Tom Ford.
Eagerly anticipated, Clare Waight Keller's first show for Chloé took place in October 2011. It went to Chloé's very soul – fluid and feminine "but boyish", she said, these qualities were expressed in long white and powder pink pleated dresses, eyelet embroidery and belts on the hips of wide pants.
Developing her take on Chloé for Autumn / Winter 2012, there were blouses, throw-on coats and pretty dresses in a sorbet palette. Chic, sensual and natural, that's Clare's Chloé.
Clare Waight Keller for Chloé, Spring-Summer 2012
Clare Waight Keller for Chloé, Autumn-Winter 2012
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Nature never loses its taste for dry irony. As the civilised world concluded International Holocaust Day activities for another year, we learned of the passing of one the Shoa's best-known, best-loved survivors.
London-based architect and artist, Roman Halter, who had survived Auschwitz, was aged 85. Polish-born, he had moved to the U.K. after the war. Halter not only lost his entire family but also discovered he was one of only four survivors from the once 800-strong Jewish community of Chodecz.
It is said that as fewer and fewer first-hand witnesses of the Nazi atrocities survive, it will become harder and harder to compel 'Holocaust deniers' to tell the truth. Halter's fine paintings at the Imperial War Museum may bear testimony to the truth but can people be forced to believe it?
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If you want to achieve younger, more radiant skin, it is essential to exfoliate about two or three times each week depending on skin type. Your skin is constantly producing new skin cells in the lower layers. These new cells push to the surface displacing older cells. The dead cells that the body no longer requires may flake off or be removed during daily cleansing. However, some stubborn cells may remain, giving your complexion an uneven tone. CosMedix Exfoliators gently but effectively remove these stubborn dead skin cells, allowing your complexion to absorb nutrients from the treatments that follow.
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By incorporating CosMedix Exfoliators in to your regular skin care regimen, you can improve the texture and tone of your skin. The body's natural ability to generate new skin cells is stimulated by these potent products, improving the skin's elasticity and flexibility. The dermal layers are strengthened and nourished, leaving your complexion radiant and revitalized.
Resurface your skin with CosMedix Define. This powerful exfoliator is kind to the skin, while effectively remodeling and retexturing. A proprietary retinol complex combines with gentle acids to remove the dead cells from the skin's surface. The body's natural collagen production is boosted, firming the skin. This sumptuous cream also mildly hydrates and nourishes the skin. Blemishes resulting from acne breakouts are diminished. Fibroblast production is stimulated, strengthening the dermal matrix. The skin is protected from further damage that may be caused by the sun's UV rays.
Maturing skin will benefit from regular use of CosMedix Defy . This gentle exfoliator is packed full of natural ingredients which work in harmony with your skin. Three potent, chirally-correct AHAs penetrate deep in to the epidermis to remove dead cells and stimulate the body's own processes for producing collagen and elastin. Extracts of witch hazel and aloe vera calm and hydrate the skin, leaving it soft, smooth, and supple. The visible signs of aging, such as fine lines, wrinkles, sagging skin, and uneven skin tone are tackled by this effective exfoliator. You can be confident that your complexion will look younger and more luminous.