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Nature's Gate' a trusted alternative for healthy hair. Your daily cleansing routine just got more responsible. Herbal Daily Cleanse Shampoo gently cleanses hair with a unique blend of Sage' Lavender'and Rosemary. Ideal for normal hair.
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Ingredients: Water (Eau)' Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultaine' Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate' Disodium Cocoamphodiacetate' Lauryl Glucoside' Glycerin' Panthenol' Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil' Borago Officinalis (Borage/bourrache) Seed Oil' Tocopherol' Ascorbic Acid' Achillea Millefolium (Yarrow/achillée millefeuille) Extract' Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria/camomille) Flower Extract' Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender/lavande) Flower Extract' Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary/romarin) Leaf Extract' Salvia Officinalis (Sage/sauge) Leaf Extract' Urtica Dioica (Nettle/ortie) Extract' Prunus Serotina (Wild Cherry/cerisier noir) Bark Extract' Thymus Vulgaris (Thyme/thym) Leaf Extract' Ascorbyl Palmitate' Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride' Leuconostoc/Radish Root Ferment Filtrate' Polysorbate 20' Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose' Sodium Hydroxide' Glyceryl Undecylenate' Phenoxyethanol' Citric Acid' Fragrance.
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Massage a generous amount of shampoo gently into wet hair and scalp. Work into rich lather. Rinse thoroughly. For best results' follow with Nature's Gate Herbal Daily Cleanse Conditioner. May be used daily.
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By Lauren Guerrerio
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Great size
I love this Herbal Daily Cleanse Shampoo by Nature's Gate. It lasts so long because it's 32oz. It smells wonderful too. I purchased the conditioner but in a different scent because they didn't have the 32oz in this scent. My dad uses it too. Great product to wash your hair, if you don't want all the harsh chemicals like in many brands in the store. I would definitely re-order more for the future.
The smell, the size,and the price
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Lille Che
from California
Great product!
Cruelty-free and vegan shampoo that works. My hair feels smooth after using Daily Herbal Shampoo by Nature's Gate. Also, it doesn't make my ears itchy.(awkward). I am using a Hong Kong herbal shampoo, but it's not SLS-free, so I am switching to this product now.
Vegan, natural, SLS-free.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Is this shampoo paraban and sulfate free. I have a very sensitive scalp, sometimes itchy and sometimes very sensitive or sore. Need very nourishing and gentle cleaning products Also need likewise in a conditioner. What about Jason shampoos and conditioners.,....are they more natural or what? Help, if you can. PattiA
on 5/12/2015
Patti, yes this shampoo is paraben and sulfate free :) Jason products are as well. As for which is more natural, it would depend on what shampoo or conditioner you are comparing as they all are different in some way.
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Tough new drink driving penalties passed
New York's repeat drink driving offenders could now be jailed for up to seven years, following the introduction of a new law which aims to drive down the number of fatal road accidents in the US state.
New York State Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed "Vince's Law" on August 1, 2014, a bill which amends current law by extending the time frame in which multiple DWIs can automatically invoke a felony.
The law increases penalties for offenders who commit three or more DWI-related offences within 15 years, with a maximum prison sentence of up to seven years and a fine of up to US$10,000. Previously, repeat offences might not have been prosecuted as a felony at all.
According to a report by the US Department of Transportation, August is the month with the highest number of fatal car accidents, typically rising to 2,838.
The changes have been welcomed by drinks giant Diageo which has a "zero tolerance" policy on drunk driving."
Guy L. Smith, executive vice president of Diageo, North America, said: "We implore elected officials across the country to pass meaningful legislation that enforces more severe penalties for hardcore and repeat drunk drivers.
"We thank Governor Cuomo and the New York Legislature for responding to our plea to keep New Yorkers safe and get repeat drunk drivers off the road."
Vince's Law was named in memory of Vincent Russo, an 82-year old resident of Onondaga County who was killed in 2011 by a driver who had five previous DWI-related convictions.


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A vibrant, great value hostel in Dublin's city centre, next to the Old Jameson Distillery.
Regretfully, guests under the age of 18 are not permitted stay in shared dormitories.
Access for disabled, City maps, Electronic key card, Entire property is non-smoking, Historic building, Multilingual staff, Vending Machine, Elevator, Snack bar, TV in the Lobby, Coffee in the Lobby, Smoking not allowed (fines apply)
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Located in the heart of Smithfield Square, the Generator Hostel Dublin is within short walking distance of some of Dublin City's most popular visitor attractions including Guinness Storehouse, Dublin Castle, Trinity College, The National Museum of Ireland, The Wax Musuem plus, and Jameson Distillery (which is right next door). For those interested in Dublin's exciting scene – the famous Temple Bar district is within 10 minutes walking distance from the hostel – where you will find some of the city's best nightclubs, bars and restaurants.
Generator Hostel Dublin is a vibrant and welcoming establishment, providing high quality rooms, state of the art facilities, a central location and a fun and friendly atmosphere. Christening itself 'the party king of all Dublin Hostels', this hostel boasts an exciting bar and extensive entertainment programme. Guests can relax watching movies in the chill out lounge or log onto the hostel's wireless Internet whilst soaking up the atmosphere within the hostel.
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Business Opportunities In Child Care Franchising
Looking for opportunities to own your own business?
Considering purchasing a franchise as your own business has the benefits of replicating and implementing a business model that is tried and true and successful. The entrepreneur reduces the financial risk while enhancing the business model when investing in child care franchising. Perhaps you're already a child care provider that is interested in owning your own business or expanding on an existing company. When investing in a franchise, you have the luxury of advertising and name recognition in your pocket.
Child Care Franchising Means Procedures Are In Place
When you borrow an already established model of daycare you have the "just add water" approach to owning your own business. You don't have to splice hairs to pick through the details to get your own business up and running. The nuts and bolts of an operation such as: site location, leasing, management, standard operating procedures and marketing are all perks of paying for a licensing fee. The primary company owner has an interest in your preschool contributing to their successful business model which offers you a greater support as you launch your company.
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With an established business' license to run your own children's center, you can manage your schedule, as the owner, around your life rather than rearranging your life around your work. Additionally child care franchising ensures that you have a territory that is yours. With the confidence of a franchise, and the push for the success of your particular storefront, you can make certain that the parent franchise company will protect the territory in which you are starting your business. In short, no one wants to place the same business in a territory in which they would compete with one another. With the brand recognition that child care franchising provides when new parents are looking for a facility to place their child, the name of the franchise will be at the forefront of their mind.
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The best part of owning a daycare franchise model is that you always have an experienced community to resource when you find yourself up against problems. Creative solutions will be at your fingertips as well as inspiration and ideas for when you want to grow your business. And finally, there's no business like your own business and investing in an established preschool model provides the opportunity to work for yourself as the entrepreneur you've always dreamed of being.
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put my leathers in today, theyre cool beans , but noticed that the airbag sensor underneath the leather front seats have different connectors to the cloth front seats? Now on the dash there is a little light with a person with a seatbelt on and a circle above, which i can only assume is an airbag warning.
is there an adapter you can buy to connect them? as i think if i leave it ill have A) no airbag, and B) will probably fail an MOT?
also, can anyone recommend a decent leather restorer as i want to get them proper shiney
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Experience Chinese New Year 2017 in Las Vegas
For Chinese people, lunar New Year is their biggest celebration. People who live in Las Vegas also join the festival with the Chinese population. From fireworks to dragon dance and many more activities will display on the Chinatown of Las Vegas on 2017 Chinese New Year and Spring festival. Then you should definitely come here and celebrate with your family at least once in your life.
CNY Celebrations
The Chinese population of Las Vegas came forward to celebrate this beautiful event every year. This year the Chinese American chamber of commerce and the Chinatown plaza of the city will jointly host the biggest party of the year – the Chinese New Year. For Chinese, it is the year of Sheep at they will celebrate the occasion on 19th February this year. This china town plaza of Las Vegas is located at 4255 spring mountain rd. The city looks gorgeous with the marvellous decoration at the every knock and corner giving an extra ordinary beauty to welcome its visitors.
It will be the twentieth annual Chinese new year celebration of Las Vegas. Being the biggest Asian cultural celebration, Chinese New Year features a lot of traditional foods, great activities and exhibition in the streets of Las Vegas. Whether it is about martial art shows, acrobats or kung fu you will find everything in this mountain rd. Many Chinese folk dancers come to dance on this special occasion. You can watch such entertainment between 11p.m to 4 p.m.
It is the most important traditional holiday for Chinese people, so the Chinese of Las Vegas try to spread their culture and custom among the other through music, dance and great food on the New Year's Eve. You will get to see dragon dance, lion dance and many more things on the streets of this city.
The Venetian resort hotel casino is one of the biggest hotels of Las Vegas that offers a unique party. Like the every other years they will display Sheeps at the centre of their hotel. You will find a big cherry tree over there that has 193,000 flowers. More than 28 custom dancing lanterns will represent wealth among the hall. The palazzo Las Vegas comes with a variety of arrangements that will definitely amaze you. If you want to taste the most delicious Chinese food then you should definitely come to this place.
The biggest attraction of this event is the Nobu Caesars Palace that will host a grand party and invite special guests for celebrating the Chinese New Year. The restaurant provides three different types of tables a sushi bar, a dining area for the family and a drink bar. It is located at the Las Vegas Blvd and organizes an amazing evening on the Chinese New Year.
In fact, in Las Vegas, Mc Donald hosts a special party every year to attract the kids especially. They organize this festival to bring the entire community together.
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I had an hour long phone conversation with the guy who owns the shell. All in all it seems like an awesome shell, but he made me realize how much work would have to go into swapping the parts between the cars, and I am thinking about all the linkages, rollers, cables, etc that may not survive the transplant. So, right now, I am deciding between going through witht he re-shell ($600 for shell,) or finding another car, already mostly or completely together. He seems to be an authority on corvairs and tells me I should be able to find a rust free running Monza for under $2500 if I look hard, and work the haggle stick properly. So that's where I am at right now.
You will be better off restoring a Ford Pinto and trying to get your money back than the Corvair.
If this is a project you have your heart set on, then go for it!
If not, you may want to consider parting out what you have a cutting your losses ...
I had a landlord who had an interesting collection of Corvairs, various years and models in various stages of decomposition. None of them pristine. I think he may have had 5 or 6, most parked around the property, one or two in garages. I have no idea what his motivation was, he never worked on them to my knowledge. One quirky guy with a bunch of quirky cars!
Yeah, look at the cars I drive. Do any of them seem very rational? I also got into motorcycle partly for the great gas mileage. However, if you have seen my bikes, they top out at about 40MPG for my 900, and my most recent purchase, the CBX, gets around 25MPG. Compare this to "reasonable" commuting bikes that get 60-70MPG. The corvair is one of those things, like my 900, where I am TRYING to be reasonable, but still do what I love. In all other walks of life, I am a very reasonable businessperson who makes decisions at the margin. However, when it comes to wheeled transport...
The corvair is definitely NOT something I plan on profiting on. My dream with a corvair, honestly, is to have one I can fix up and POR-15 the hell out of, commute with it every day until I eventually cave in to reasonability and buy a 2008+ Saab 9-3 (My most favorite "reasonable" car.) and then maybe one day, if I can keep it in good enough shape, pass it on, as an awesome piece of American history. This car was an example of real American ingenuity that was shot down by nonsense media, and there is no car on the road more charming to drive than a corvair.
The first generation was not an example of American ingenuity, but a rather appealing, if copycat design, of a German upstart that was cutting into the low end of Chevrolet's market. GM must have been aware of the safety problems with the swing axle rear suspension used on German cars since the mid 1930's, but chose to design in the same defect that had made VW's and Mercedes unmanageable under certain driving conditions.
The thing that I could never understand was why US designers would put this stupid rear suspension on military jeeps (briefly) during the Vietnam war, where the dangerousness and inferiority of the design regularly land these Jeeps and their passenger in the ditch when a little rain combined with red clay made the roads slippery!
Alright. I've been talking to the guy with the corvair farm, regarding his mostly restored '64 Vert. He's saying he's got over $6k in this car, and he would take my car as a trade and is asking $4k for this one along with my car.
Love the white interior, other than that I guess it would depend on what is under the paint. It strikes me as a 1000-1500 car with about a thousand dollars worth of paint job and about a thousand dollars worth of work to do yet. I have seen a lot of beautifully restored ones go over the block on auction shows and barely clear $6000.00. Unless I am missing something I think that project would be worth about $3000.00 at most.
Things like the rust on hinge in trunk photo #8 would make me wonder what it was when he started to be that rusty up under there!??
Hmm ...
I, personally, would pass on it. Basically, you'd be buying it for $4k plus what ever you've spent on your first car. You have to ask yourself;
1) Is it worth the money plus what you will have to spend to finish the restoration?
2) Are you up to the task?
3) The engine looks like it hasn't been touched, are you willing to rebuild it?
4) What do you estimate the total cost to you will be when it's done? (I'm guessing neighborhood of $10k when all is said and done)
If you can answer an enthusiastic 'Yes' to each of the above, plus any other questions they might conjure, then I think you have your answer!
Here is what he has said about it. I have spoken at length with him. He was restoring it for himself, but he fell ill and it's hard for him to move around now. He has over 20 corvairs.
He says all parts are included, and all I have to do is assemble it, and re-seal the engine. The engine doesn't scare me. Corvair engines are both a breeze and a blast to work on. You can see in the photos the new weatherstrips, which are a pretty big deal. He is encouraging me to come and check it out. Dave, your opinion has the most weight. What is your opinion, in light of these new facts?Quote:
Its Dusty - needs carpet and finished up - has NOS parts all over - including the rear taillight housings and lens - complete rubber and weatherstrip replacement (including front windshield) - when painted - any rust was cut out and replaced with original steel panels - engine does run - but will need to be resealed - Rhino Lined trunk and engine compartments - Right at 6000.00 in receipts - can't remember everything that has been done to date and not certain I can actually find all the receipts. on the paint - everything painted to match - inside and out including door jams - inside of car down to the steering wheel and trunk and engine lid interior.
That junkyard one was kinda fun/easy to tear apart....


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Jerusalem (CNSNews.com) - Despite the death of an Israeli less than 24 hours after a U.S.-brokered Israeli-Palestinian Authority ceasefire went into effect, Israel said on Thursday the ceasefire was still in force and began lifting security restrictions.
An Israeli security official was killed and another wounded in a shooting attack along the main road between Jerusalem and a nearby settlement bloc in disputed territory on Thursday morning.
The Palestinian gunman fired at a passing security vehicle at very close range, an army spokesman said. The injured Israeli chased the gunman, who was running in the direction of PA-controlled Bethlehem, and shot and killed him.
Earlier another Palestinian died of wounds he sustained in a drive-by shooting in which three other Palestinians were also wounded on Wednesday evening.
The circumstances surrounding the incident are still being investigated. PA officials accused Israeli settlers of carrying out the attack, but Israeli authorities said Palestinian gunmen had apparently mistaken the vehicle for an Israeli one.
Overnight, there were several mortar attacks in the Gaza Strip and various shooting incidents.
"Israel is continuing with the ceasefire but our patience is limited," said Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Foreign Press Coordinator David Baker, after the murder of the security official. "Our ability to exercise restraint is not infinite."
Israel is experiencing an average of 20 various kinds of attacks each day and has not seen the level of commitment to the ceasefire from the PA that Israel has invested, Baker said.
"Arafat must decide whether he wants to be a leader of a band of terrorists or whether he wants to lead his people to peace," he added.
The U.S. urged both sides to implement the full ceasefire plan.
"Both sides should ensure that the ceasefire is implemented immediately," said U.S. Embassy Spokesman Larry Schwartz.
"We're gravely concerned about the ceasefire. It's something that needs to be protected by everyone in the region," Schwartz added.
Easing Restrictions
The Israeli army began lifting restrictions on Palestinian movement on Thursday, a key element of the ceasefire.
An army spokesman said that one roadblock had already been removed in the Gaza Strip near the Netzarim junction - a major flashpoint in the conflict - and there were several other points in the West Bank where roadblocks were also being removed.
Defense Minister Binyamin Ben-Eliezer said Israel would ease more restrictions "if the Palestinians fulfill all the commitments, in particular by stopping mortar fire."
No official version of the ceasefire brokered by CIA chief George Tenet has been released. But leaks to the press have listed the obligations incumbent on both sides.
The PA is reportedly immediately to apprehend and incarcerate terrorists in areas under its jurisdiction, many of whom it released at the beginning of the trouble.
It is also required to collect mortars and other illegal arms, close mortar factories, provide Israel with information on expected terror attacks, prevent arms smuggling and call on PA security officials to refrain from aiding in attacks on Israelis.
Israel is required to refrain from attacking PA military and civil institutions, to use non-lethal weapons when dispersing demonstrators, act against civilians who launch revenge attacks against Palestinians, re-deploy its troops to positions held before the outbreak of trouble and lift closure on the territories and the encirclement around PA cities.
The two sides are to prevent individuals and groups from using areas under their authority for carrying out attacks or harboring those who do, work toward resuming security cooperation, prevent riots and control demonstrations, and establish buffer zones around confrontation points.
PA Chairman Yasser Arafat submitted a letter to Tenet objecting to the buffer zone idea. He is quoted to have said that the PA would prevent terror attacks from now on but would not arrest those who committed acts of terror in the past.
The militant Islamic groups Hamas and Islamic Jihad have both rejected the truce.
But PA Cabinet Minister Saeb Erekat said the Tenet agreement could represent a "turning point" if the Israeli government stopped "Israeli terrorists" from shooting at Palestinians. He said that in reference to the death of the Palestinian in the drive-by shooting.
In a radio interview, Erekat would not say if the Palestinians would arrest Islamic militants, instead he said he hoped the Israel government would "rise to the occasion and announce the resumption of negotiations on permanent status."
The PA has insisted that negotiations run on a parallel track with the ceasefire agreement. Erekat said that what is needed now is a total freeze of Israeli settlements - a third stage requirement of the U.S.-led Mitchell commission recommendations.
Foreign Minister Shimon Peres warned that there would be mishaps on both sides but said that if they were committed to the agreement, even incidents of violence would not deter them.
State Department Spokesman Philip Reeker said that Middle East envoy William Burns would be heading back to the region soon to continue consultations on the implementation of the Mitchell commission's recommendations.


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The copyright phase of the Google-Oracle trial ended with the jury's decision that Google was guilty of infringing Oracle's Java API copyrights, but Oracle won't be awarded the $1 billion in damages since the jury's decision wasn't unanimous.
The jury found that Google infringed Oracle's copyrights for programming tools and nine lines of code, which would only amount to $150,000. The court still needs to determine whether APIs are copyrightable or not, and that's US District Judge William Alsup's job.
After the partial verdict, Google plans on filing for a mistrial for the copyright phase stating that the verdict has no legal standing without an answer on the question of fair use. Google is still hoping that Judge Alsup would rule that APIs aren't copyrightable and if this happens, the trial ends.
"The jury didn't decide API are copyrightable," Pamela Jones, intellectual property law reporter, paralegal, and founder of Groklaw explained in an interview with ZDNet. "They can't. That's a question of law, and the judge is the one that has to decide that issue."
Jones also added that Judge Alsup "decided that he'd let the jury decide the fair use issue first, and then if they found fair use, he wouldn't have to reach that decision. But if they found infringement and no fair use, then he would decide if APIs are copyrightable and more specifically if their arrangement is protectible."
Copyrightable APIs
Even when Judge Alsup rules APIs are or aren't copyrightable, there's a high probability that the case won't end with that. Either of the two parties will probably file another case or file an appeal to the 9th Circuit or the US Federal Court who has jurisdiction over the decision of district courts.
If APIs are declared copyrightable, this could be troublesome for programmers and consumers as well.
"Treating APIs as copyrightable would have a profound negative impact on interoperability, and, therefore, innovation," said the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF). "APIs are ubiquitous and fundamental to all kinds of program development. It is safe to say that all software developers use APIs to make their software work with other software. For example, the developers of an application like Firefox use APIs to make their application work with various OSes by asking the OS to do things like make network connections, open files, and display windows on the screen. Allowing a party to assert control over APIs means that a party can determine who can make compatible and interoperable software, an idea that is anathema to those who create the software we rely on everyday. Put clearly, the developer of a platform should not be able to control add-on software development for that platform."


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This year hasn't got off to a good start on our roads.
Just as we brought you news yesterday of another relatively low road toll in the Rotorua area, family and loved ones of a young woman were waking up to the news of a horror fatal smash near Taupo.
The 28-year-old was killed just before midnight on Sunday after her car and a milk tanker collided, 5km north of the Wairakei roundabout on State Highway 5.
Yesterday we reported there were four people killed on Rotorua roads in 2012.
While that is still four too many, it's a massive improvement on the shocking 2010 results when 14 people died.
During the past couple of years, there has been a big shift nationwide in terms of our road toll. It seems the battle is being won.
It might be that the drink-driving message is starting to finally sink in, or that people don't speed as much as they used to.
Bay of Plenty district road policing manager Inspector Kevin Taylor credits the police for being more visible on state highways. He said three to four years ago, staff would have no trouble catching people speeding but now they were harder to nab - which obviously is a good thing.
But no matter how you look at the figures, for those who have lost people in car smashes, the pain will never get any easier.
Rotorua mother Sonia Wilson has told us that four years after losing her daughter, Whittney Robertson, it is still difficult to move forward.
Whittney was killed by a repeat drink-driver, Royland Alexander McCann, who has already been released on parole.
Mrs Wilson's attitude towards her daughter's killer is pretty amazing. She doesn't hold any ill feelings towards him and hopes he has learnt from the experience.
She hopes he will get the support he needs now that he is out of jail.
I couldn't imagine the pain of losing a child or a close family member in a car accident. It's not something anyone would want to go through.
Be careful out there on the roads and let's try to make 2013 a safe one.


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Playing with friend on one system.
OK, so we're all (mostly) thrilled about being able to play U3 with our friend on the same consoles especially considering they can use their PSN ID to get medals and trophies.
How many different playlists/ types of games can you play like this?
I know we can do 2 v 2 v 2 deathmatch. WIll there be 2 v 2 v 2 plunder? Can we play 5 on 5 deathmatch or free for all.
Again, like most posters who can only manage to stop by once a week..... Sorry if this has already been answered - kindly direct me to that post.
Thanks all!
I don't think they've confirmed what will be available in...
I don't think they've confirmed what will be available in terms of splitscreen just yet, I'm afraid...
So you'll have to be patient for a bit longer.
I seem to remember reading somewhere that it would be on...
I seem to remember reading somewhere that it would be on pretty much all the game types except the ones where sitting right next to your teammate would give you an unfair advantage.


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Nathalie from our sales department opted to focus her summer vacation on friends and family. Along with her daughter Eva, they enjoyed a restful stay at Hôtel Le Chantecler.
Located in the Laurentians, this cosy resort is surrounded by mountains and a gorgeous lake making it a prime vacationing spot. Truly ideal to enjoy the last hazy days of la belle saison!


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jrrothWA, did the Indiana staters (term from Justified show, just to show how hip I am!) start using the S&W 39 before the Illinois State Police?
That's why I hang out here, to learn new things.
And I know of at least a little US military use of the HiPower. Very little, actually.
I fired then tried to buy a BHP from a retired pilot. He had carried it on two tours flying A-4 Skyhawks against North Vietnam. He didn't want to be stuck with only a six shooter if having to bail out.
And he didn't want to sell it.
But I was hooked on the BHP and have owned several, of various types and quality. The low end of which was the BHP made in India on old Canadian tooling. Think of a poorly made Inglis....
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Did anyone ever hear of "commonplace books"?
I'm reading a book on how technology affects our brains and our future.
a summary: talks about how we suck at reading now, that everything is simplified on the internet and we can't concentrate anymore.
So they were talking about commonplace books that people used when reading actual books.
As an avid reader, I'm curious of this because I love enlightening myself when reading non-fiction books. I think I might buy a journal or book and use it as my commonplace book.
It's basically a book where you take notes from the readings. It can be anything - proverbs, quotations, definitions if you don't understand words, even questions that you want answered and your own thoughts.
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Well, I think we can all agree winter has arrived. It has been a chilly week here in Green Bay, but that outstanding win on Sunday delivered a temporary sense of emotional warmth these last few days. What did you guys think of the throwback uniforms? I liked them quite a bit and was a little jealous I didn't get to sport one myself. What about that catch and run by my fellow veteran teammate Donald Driver? Donald has defied the odds since breaking into the league in 1999 there is no better embodiment of that than his 61-yard touchdown catch and run that electrified our sideline and stadium. That just goes to show that seventh-round picks can make a big difference.
The calendar has turned to December and the temperatures have dropped across the state. A few snow cameos in recent days made me think that this would be a perfect week to share some of my favorite places I have traveled to and experienced during the winter months in Wisconsin.
One of the first things that comes to mind are the miles and miles of perfectly groomed snowmobile trails that our state has to offer. Wisconsin has roughly 22,000 miles of trails, and I have to give a round of applause to all the local snowmobile clubs for doing such a great job of grooming the trails. My favorite area to take a weekend ride with friends and family is the 30-mile stretch in the north central part of the state near Minocqua, St. Germain, and Eagle River. I love this area because of the beautiful scenery, with trails winding through the forests, around and across the lakes, and through the little towns that thrive during the winter months.
One of my favorite stories to share from the great Northwoods was a trip that started in St. Germain. After arriving late, my buddies – Benny and AJ – and I decided to sled out for a burger and took the trails up to Sayner where we made a stop. While I willingly admit that I am terrible with directions, my assumption was that Benny and A.J would lead us back to the cabin. Two hours and many wrong turns later, we turned what should have been a 20-minute trip into a two hour voyage. I swear we heard wolves and bears, and while we were starting to get concerned eventually we made it back without a scratch. The next morning before starting a full day of snowmobiling we continued the tradition of a great breakfast at the Wolfpack Cafe. We then headed to Heckels to make sure our snowmobiles were running well after our long trip the night before. There was a woman working who turned out to be a big fan of mine and we exchanged pleasantries, and while I thought that would be it, she came back into the story later.
The trails were amazing and well marked, and even though we were having a great time, after eight hours of snowmobiling Benny decided it was too cold and we needed to get back to the cabin. We were flying to get back to get out of the cold as quickly as possible, but as we approached the main road which was part of a trail, we didn't see that the speed limit had changed to 25 mph. All of a sudden, we were passed by a truck with snowmobiles and a few minutes later were chased down by what felt like a convoy of snowmobiles. We did not know what was going on and luckily we decided to stop. It turns out you can get a speeding ticket on a snowmobile, which was an unfortunate realization. The officers were polite and explained our violation, and that was that. We decided to go grab some pizza a few hours later and low and behold we see the officer that pulled us over and gave us the tickets at the restaurant. He generously bought us a slice of pizza which instantly improved our mood. On our next trip north it was rumored that the officer was married to the woman that I exchanged pleasantries with at Heckels. After learning that her husband pulled me over, the Packer fan in her, made him sleep out in the garage. Just for laughs I would like to think that rumor is true.
Another winter leisure activity that is great for taking in our state's breathtaking landscape is snowshoeing. The time-old tradition dates back to our ancestors and today it is still enjoyed by thousands of people across Wisconsin. While I haven't found time to make it to the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, I have heard tons of positive things. There, you can visit the caverns that were left by the glaciers years and years ago. The Superior area gets a lot of snow each year nearly - 13 feet - and the Lakeshore trail offers a variety of options for people of all ages. I am definitely going to get up there as soon as possible.
Speaking of history, dog sledding is still used in parts of this world as a means of transportation. Winter enthusiasts have transformed this transportation method into racing. While the Apostle Islands Sled Dog Race isn't the length of the Iditarod Great Sled Race, I have thoroughly enjoyed watching the hard work each musher and their dogs put towards winning the 80-mile competition. I think this year I will have to get the full Superior experience by snowshoeing and watching the race in early February.
Sarah loves cross-country skiing, so I tried to keep up with her on the Hartje trails in Reedsburg. If you are looking for a great workout and a great sweat in the winter time, this is the sport for you. I loved it but I would have preferred to stay on my feet a little more. I also love snow tubing and Powers Bluff in Arpin was my favorite place to tube as a kid. I still love to go tubing as an adult and we try to make it to Cascade Mountain outside of Madison with a group of friends at least once a year. You can also ski at Cascade, reminding me that skiing continues to be something I wish I had mastered.
Well, those are my suggestions for how to best enjoy yourself while passing these cold, blustery days during the winter. A big divisional road game is ahead for the Packers on Sunday this week against the Lions team that has a number of near misses this season. I know the guys are focused and hopefully we'll come home with a win. Until next week, get your snowmobiles, skis, and sleds out because more of the white stuff is on its way.


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Rocky Crest Golf Resort • MacTier, Canada
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- A One-Night Stay for Up to Four People in a One-Bedroom Suite with Breakfast for Two, Sundays Through Thursdays from May 8 to June 23 or from September 5 to October 13, 2016 ($125)
- Or, a Two-Night Stay for Up to Four People in a One-Bedroom Suite with $30 Resort Credit, Any Days of the Week from May 8 to June 23 or from September 5 to October 15, 2016 ($249)
- Or, a Two-Night Stay for Up to Four People in a Premium One-Bedroom Suite with $100 Resort Credit, Four Adult Passes for a Pontoon Boat Cruise on Lake Joseph, and Two Days of Kids' Camp for a Child Aged 4 to 12; Sundays Through Thursdays from June 26 to September 1, 2016 ($599)
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Golf, a water slide, and spa treatments: This lakeside resort has everything you need for the perfect family vacation.
The Destination
Just a 90-minute drive north of Toronto, Lake Joseph is a crown jewel of Ontario's Muskoka Lakes region. The gorgeous expanse of terrain is dotted with more than 1,600 lakes, making it a haven for boaters in the warmer months. Excellent golf courses, relaxing spas, and delectable restaurants cement its status as a bona fide resort destination. Winter's flurries beckon cross-country skiers and snowmobile riders, but this is hardly the Canadian wilderness—hundreds of fashionable cottages and quaint hamlets create a highly civilized all-seasons experience.
The Digs
Rocky Crest Golf Resort is set on the shore of Lake Joseph and bordered by a network of scenic trails, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and fairway friends alike. Not to be overshadowed by the lovely landscape, the one-bedroom suites each offer a separate living area with pullout sofa, a kitchenette, and plenty of room to spread out. Amenities like flat-screen televisions and iPod docking stations add modern convenience to the accommodations, while the warm contemporary décor creates a welcoming, relaxing environment.
The Diversions
Outside, hold your breath as you splash down the Freefall Extreme. Or, tee off at the 18-hole championship Rocky Crest Golf Club, ranked Canada's third-best modern course by Golfweek in 2011. A full day outdoors can leave you parched, so quench your thirst for relaxation at the Rocky Crest Spa, where you can hydrate and nourish your skin with a European rose body mud treatment. Afterward, savor a casual meal at one of the multiple dining destinations as you watch the sun set over shimmering Lake Joseph.
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Damien Martyn has gone where not even Matthew Hayden has gone before.
Martyn stroked his second straight century on Indian soil, a feat that eluded Hayden during his all-conquering efforts on the sub-continent three years ago, as Australia moved another step closer to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy by posting a competitive 7-362 on day one of the third Test at the VCA Ground.
In another engrossing day, Australia started well, India fought back. Australia took the upper hand again, India fought back again. Australia finished with their noses just in front partly because India dropped four catches and missed a stumping chance.
Coming off his 104 at Chennai, Martyn stroked another eye-pleasing 114 as the injured Darren Lehmann (70) and effervescent Michael Clarke (73no) offered valuable support to keep Australia on track to win a series in India for the first time since 1969.
Silencing a vocal crowd that had turned up hoping to see Sachin Tendulkar flay Australia's bowlers, they were treated instead to another Martyn pearl.
He hit 16 fours - a selection of classical drives and cuts and flicks off his pads - and belted Anil Kumble for six just two balls before his departure.
As though the six had given him an uncontrollable rush of blood, Martyn tried another swipe only to loft a catch to Ajit Agarkar at mid-off.
Critics were calling for Martyn's head last Australian summer after a string of low scores following his return from a broken thumb suffered at the World Cup. At the height of his troubles, he was reprimanded by Cricket Australia for giving a television cameraman a one-finger salute after a training session, but today he had both arms in the air in another moment of personal triumph when he reached three figures.
It was his ninth Test hundred.
Hayden's unforgettable 2001 series went 119, 28 not out, 97,
203 and 35.
Australia was 3-68 before Martyn and Lehmann put on 148 runs.
Lehmann suffered a torn right hamstring that could end his career and was dismissed almost straight away, bringing Clarke to the crease. Playing with controlled aggression, the 23-year-old continued his golden start to Test cricket in another cracking two-hour knock highlighted by 11 boundaries.
Captain Adam Gilchrist was caught and bowled for two by Murali Kartik, the left-arm offspinner brought into the side for the ill Harbhajan Singh. Shane Warne fell for two as well, being stumped by Parthiv Patel prior to Clarke and dead-batter Jason Gillespie (four) surviving the 42 minutes before stumps.
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Dana Caylor has been chosen as one of the first recipients of the E.W. Kettering Family Scholarship for Geriatric Medicine at Wright State University School of Medicine. Caylor is one of four graduating medical students at Wright State who received the $25,000 scholarship.
The Kettering scholarship is designed to encourage Wright State medical students to pursue careers in primary care medicine with an emphasis on patient care for Dayton's growing elderly population. Caylor has made a two-year commitment to practice medicine in the Dayton area after completing her residency training in family medicine at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton.
Caylor's interest in geriatric medicine grew during her clinical training at the Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center, where she was exposed to elderly people with a wide range of abilities and disabilities. She saw a pressing need there to manage not just the physical, but also the psychological and social stresses that older people face every day.
"We have to recognize and address the unique needs of each patient," Caylor says. "Geriatric medicine is intellectually challenging, but it's more than that. The company of elderly people is something I enjoy. Their wisdom, their stories, their comfortable and casual ways -- are truly inspiring and strengthening."
Virginia Kettering and the Kettering Family Fund endowed a $1 million scholarship at Wright State University in April 1996 to support geriatric medical education at the School of Medicine. The program was launched with scholarships awarded to Caylor and three of her classmates. In the future, two $25,000 scholarships will be awarded annually.


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You'll also need a margin trowel, a mason's trowel, a concave jointer, a concrete float and a brick hammer.
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Avoid last-minute shopping trips by having all your materials ready ahead of time. Here's a list.
- 36 in. cardboard concrete form
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- Ten 80-lb. bags of concrete mix
- Two 10 ft. lengths of 3/8-in. rebar
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Written by West Wing creator Aaron Sorkin, the play was filmed by director Rob Reiner in 1992 with Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson.
It tells of a Navy lawyer, played by Lowe, who is called upon to defend two marines accused of causing the death of a fellow soldier at the US military base at Guatanamo Bay, Cuba.
A Few Good Men socks you between the eyes. It's quick-fire, brutal, damning: Guantanamo with a big GI.
Rob Lowe is a terrific stage performer. His timing is canny; he cuts through dialogue like a sharp knife with a fine line in crumpled self-deprecation.
David Esbjornson directs the show magnificently. Believe me, you'll think you were there.
Sorkin's play preceded the movie and remains a thoroughly decent example of that endangered theatrical species, the courtroom drama.
Its story is somewhat formulaic, but when Rob Lowe is coolly cruising David Esbjornson's production proves gripping enough.
Lowe hasn't quite the Cruise charisma, but he almost makes you believe that a virtual tyro could shed his surface frivolity and become an ace examiner.
Maybe the production's main strength is less him than its picture of Marine life.
As the sarcastic US Navy lawyer in Sorkin's court-martial drama, Rob Lowe is handsome, quirky, feline but most of all completely believable.
Guantanamo has been much in the news and although this play was written before the Afghan PoW controversies it is keenly topical.
Sorkin writes testing lines about how lawyers prosper thanks to freedoms provided by brute military power.
After a downmarket summer the Theatre Royal Haymarket has a hit.
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The last time Ricki Herbert went to Saudi Arabia he was hoping for a miracle, this time around he's hoping to find a couple of answers in his quest for the best formula for November's World Cup playoffs.
Herbert was part of the All Whites team that needed to beat Saudi Arabia by a big margin to keep their World Cup dream alive and they returned from Riyadh in 1981 with a scarcely believable 5-0 win that sent them into a playoff with China in Singapore.
Next month he will return to Riyadh with the All Whites for a four-team tournament. They will take on the hosts on September 6 and, depending on results, either Trinidad and Tobago or the United Arab Emirates four days later.
There are still a couple of vacancies in the All Whites side ahead of their high-stakes home-and-away playoff against the fourth-best nation from North and Central America for a place at next year's World Cup and Herbert is hoping the picture becomes a little clearer during these two games.
One is in central midfield and the other is whether he can find a right-back proficient enough for him to contemplate a back four.
The All Whites coach sprang a couple of surprises in his 18-man squad to travel to Saudi Arabia, with recalls for Finland-based duo Chris James and Kris Bright and a call-up for Waitakere's Jake Butler. In the words of Herbert, they were selections that were "worth a shot''.
"If we find a piece of the jigsaw that helps us, great,'' he said. "If we don't do that, I'm not going to know.
"There's a little bit of look-and-see with these two games. In the end we might come back and say, `no, we're not comfortable [with these players], but I don't want to miss the opportunity of not having a look.''
The main ones Herbert wants to peruse are James and Butler. He hasn't found an adequate holding midfielder since Tim Brown retired last year.
James, who was seen as a considerable talent in his youth when at Fulham and who last featured for the All Whites at the 2009 Confederations Cup, has been playing as a holding midfielder with his Finnish club.
Herbert also wants to see if Butler can make the step up after appearing for New Zealand A against Jordan in June.
Ivan Vicelich, Andrew Durante and Tim Payne remain as options to partner Michael McGlinchey in midfield for November's playoffs.
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Ben Sigmund has played there a handful of times before but Herbert is unconvinced the Phoenix defender would be able to cope against quick wingers. Louis Fenton might also come into the equation if he can impress when the Phoenix kick off their new A-League season - new Wellington coach Ernie Merrick plans to convert Fenton from a winger to a fullback.
"I think it's early for him but, if he can prosper over the next few weeks, it's a possibility,'' Herbert said. "We could try him in the October window.''
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SOUTH BEND, Ind.--The Pitt women's soccer team plays its third consecutive top-10 ranked team when it travels to No. 5 Notre Dame for an Atlantic Coast Conference match on Sunday, Sept. 29. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET at Notre Dame's Alumni Stadium.
Pitt (4-6-1, 0-5-0 ACC) enters its sixth conference game following losses to two consecutive top-5 ranked teams in No. 6 North Carolina (1-0 on Sept. 26) and No. 1 Virginia (3-1 on Sept. 22). The Panthers played well against both North Carolina and Virginia. Sophomore Roosa Arvas (seven points/two goals) and junior Alex Charlebois (two goals) lead the Panthers in scoring. Goalkeeper Nicole D'Agostino has matched her career-high with 10 saves in each of the following three games against Clemson, Virginia and North Carolina. She owns a 1.21 goals against average and has made 60 saves in 11 games and 969 minutes on the year.
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Notre Dame registered a 2-1 women's soccer win over Pitt Friday evening at Alumni Stadium. The loss drops Pitt to 5-6-1 on the year and 0-2-1 in the Big East, while Notre Dame improves to 6-3-1 overall and 3-0-0 in Big East play.
No. 5 Notre Dame (8-1-0, 4-0-0 ACC) is on a five-game win streak following consecutive victories over Detroit (4-0), North Carolina State (3-1), North Carolina (1-0), Syracuse (1-0) and Maryland (5-0). Lauren Bohaboy (13 points/five goals), Crystal Thomas (11 points/two goals/seven assists) and Morgan Andrews (nine points/four goals) are the leading scorers for the Fighting Irish. Goalkeeper Kaela Little owns a 0.46 goals against average and has made 27 saves in nine games this year.
Pitt and Notre Dame have met 11 times in women's soccer. Notre Dame owns a 10-0-1 record vs. the Panthers.
Next up for Pitt is a home match against fellow ACC member Syracuse on Sunday, Oct. 6.
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Poll Results
Question: Do they keep their candy?
Yes!!! (but I steal some of it too!!)
No! we take it to the dentist or other place
we dont trick or treat
Total Votes: 54
Question: Do they keep their candy?
Total Votes: 54
Do you let your children keep their halloween candy or do you take it to the dentist for a measly 2 bucks? my kiddos keep their candy but they only eat a few pieces a week
Either way, we always keep it. :)
They can eat all the candy they want Halloween night. Then it goes in the trash. They are only 5 and 3 when they get a little older they will be allowed to gorge themselves on candy for a full 24 hours before we throw it away.
Quoting blsdbyangel07:
Keep it and add it to my stash....
there are some that do it
i let my kiddos have candy but i diviy it up
Quoting Meghan1987:
Why take them trick or treating andd then tell them they cant keep the candy? Thats like going to a buffet and saying you can only have salad. We will be keeping ours.
I let my son keep it. We monitor his intake. also we take out the ones that we like :)


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Actonel with Calcium
Osteoporosis Medication Linked to Unusual Thigh Fractures »
"Feb. 8, 2012 -- Some drugs used to strengthen bones may increase the risk of an unusual type of fracture if patients take them for many years, a new study shows.
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Actonel with Calcium
Postmenopausal Osteoporosis
Actonel with Calcium (risedronate sodium with calcium carbonate) is indicated for the treatment and prevention of osteoporosis in postmenopausal women.
Treatment of Osteoporosis
In postmenopausal women with osteoporosis, Actonel increases BMD and reduces the incidence of vertebral fractures and a composite endpoint of nonvertebral osteoporosis-related fractures (see Clinical Studies). Osteoporosis may be confirmed by the presence or history of osteoporotic fracture, or by the finding of low bone mass (for example, at least 2 SD below the premenopausal mean).
Prevention of Osteoporosis
Actonel may be considered in postmenopausal women who are at risk of developing osteoporosis and for whom the desired clinical outcome is to maintain bone mass and to reduce the risk of fracture.
Factors such as family history of osteoporosis, previous fracture, smoking, BMD (at least 1 SD below the premenopausal mean), high bone turnover, thin body frame, Caucasian or Asian race, and early menopause are associated with an increased risk of developing osteoporosis and fractures. The presence of these risk factors may be important when considering the use of Actonel for prevention of osteoporosis.
The safety and effectiveness of Actonel with Calcium (risedronate sodium with calcium carbonate) for the treatment of osteoporosis are based on clinical data of three years duration. The optimal duration of use has not been determined. All patients on bisphosphonate therapy should have the need for continued therapy re-evaluated on a periodic basis.
Treatment and Prevention of Postmenopausal Osteoporosis (see INDICATIONS AND USAGE)
One 35 mg Actonel tablet orally, taken once-a-week (Day 1 of the 7-day treatment cycle)
Actonel should be taken at least 30 minutes before the first food or drink of the day other than water. Actonel should not be taken at the same time as other medications, including calcium.
To facilitate delivery to the stomach, Actonel should be swallowed while the patient is in an upright position and with a full glass of plain water (6 to 8 oz). Patients should not lie down for 30 minutes after taking the medication (see PRECAUTIONS, General). Actonel is not recommended for use in patients with severe renal impairment (creatinine clearance < 30 mL/min). No dosage adjustment is necessary in patients with a creatinine clearance ≥ 30 mL/min or in the elderly.
One 1250 mg calcium carbonate tablet (500 mg elemental calcium) orally, taken with food daily on each of the remaining six days (Days 2 through 7 of the 7-day treatment cycle)
The recommended total (diet and otherwise) daily calcium intake in postmenopausal women is 1200 mg of elemental calcium. If patients need calcium in excess of that provided by Actonel with Calcium (risedronate sodium with calcium carbonate) , this should be taken with food at a separate time of day.
Patients should receive additional vitamin D if dietary intake is inadequate (see PRECAUTIONS, General). Co-administration of calcium tablets and calcium-, aluminum-, and magnesium-containing medications may interfere with the absorption of Actonel (see DRUG INTERACTIONS).
Actonel with Calcium (risedronate sodium with calcium carbonate) is not recommended for use in patients with severe renal impairment (creatinine clearance < 30 mL/min). No dosage adjustment is necessary in patients with a creatinine clearance ≥ 30 mL/min or in the elderly.
Actonel® with Calcium (risedronate sodium with calcium carbonate) is supplied in blister packages containing a 28-day course of therapy.
Four Actonel Tablets:
35 mg film-coated, oval, orange tablets with RSN on 1 face and 35 mg on the other
Twenty-four Calcium Carbonate Tablets, USP:
1250 mg calcium carbonate (equivalent to 500 mg elemental calcium) film-coated, oval, light blue tablets with NE 2 engraved on both faces
Store at 20° - 25° C (68° - 77° F); excursions permitted between 15° - 30° C (59° - 86° F) [see USP Controlled Room Temperature].
Actonel manufactured by: Warner Chilcott Puerto Rico LLC, Manati, Puerto Rico 00674 or Norwich Pharmaceuticals, Inc., North Norwich, NY 13814. Calcium manufactured by: Norwich Pharmaceuticals, Inc. North Norwich, NY 13814. Marketed by: Warner Chilcott (US), LLC Rockaway, NJ 07866 1-800-521-8813. . Revised January 2011This monograph has been modified to include the generic and brand name in many instances.
Last reviewed on RxList: 3/18/2011
Actonel with Calcium FDA Prescribing Information
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This review is from: NZXT GAMMA Classic Series GAMA-001BK Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case
Decent Looks
Cheap (sometimes....)
good ventilation
Nice size
Cable Management
Front Panel (static in audio, USB 2.0 instead of 3.0, and I didn't find eSata very useful.)
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I paid $25 for this case and felt that at that price, it was a pretty good deal. For $50, it starts to really come up short of other cases in its price range. Cable management options are limited on this case (I couldn't snake the 8 pin CPU connector behind the back panel, though with cable extension, I probably could have rigged something up.) The front panel audio had static coming through it (interference from mouse/keyboard, so I could basically forget about using headphones hooked up through it.) And no USB 3.0 is a bit of a drag too.
Overall, this is a decent case with no 'deal-breaking' flaws, but nothing to rave about either. At the current price, however, you can actually probably do better.
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