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ZOPO ZP950 MAX: Recenziu k, Špecifikácie a ceny na najnovšie 5.7-palcový ZOPO Phablet
Bolo to docela nejaký čas, pretože táto najnovšia vlajková loď telefón od ZOPO bol oficiálne prepustený. Boli sme vysielanie o tom od tej doby, a teraz jeho špecifikácie sú potvrdené, a to phablet telefón možno teraz objednať z oficiálnej stránky ZOPO.
Tu je preklad recenzia / funkcie na ZOPO Zp950 MAX.
Krátky, tento ZOPO ZP950 MAX športové a MediaTek MTK6577 dual-core processor, slated with a really big 5.7-inch screen at 720p 1280*720 pixelov display resolution (256ppi). It is equipped with 1GB RAM a 4GB ROM, má 2 megapixelov front camera and 8MP main. The battery is packed at 2500 mAh.
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Even though the ZOPO ZP950 MAX phablet was expected to have a quad-core CPU, it was outed prematurely I think, and so it just have a dual-core chip on board. Však, that chipset isnt bad at all, as we all know.
Its pretty much sure that the ZOPO ZP950 has the resemblance with Samsung Galaxy Note, however this one is bigger.
The ZOPO ZP950's large 5.7-inch screen, is kind of unusual these days. With its size, we can treat this as a phablet. Looking on the assets-side, its really awesome thing that the screen quality here isnt compromised.
The screen resolution of this phablet is 1280 x 720 pixelov, with a density of 256ppi; considerably close to Retina Display. 1080p viewing is such a pleasure with this device.
The ZOPO ZP950 MAX runs on Android 4.1 Jellybean po vybalení z krabice, it uses the default user interface, and of course with the JellyBean OS optimized, everything is really smooth here.
With the large screen and powerful processor on board, expect that you will have no problems on playing any HD games with this phablet, as well as those HQ multimedia files. Due to the on-screen Android keys, these keys might be present on other apps all the times.
High definition outputs from its shooters is expected. Even though the snapper uses the default interface, it is as well equipped with auto-focus, HDR, panoramic shot, and other functions. Take note, 2 megapixels on front, a 8 megapixels on main/back.
Antutu gave it a score of 5952, really close to 6k and seemingly one of the top scores we can get from a dual-core MediaTek device.
Celkový, the ZOPO ZP950 MAX phablet is a really great choice of smartphone, perfectly for this season! If you are into bigger screen, then this will not fail you as I had been mentioning that the screen of this phablet makes itself a competitive contender on the 5.x phablet category.


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Munich, Germany (SPX) Jun 04, 2013
A physical particle postulated 80 years ago, could provide a decisive step toward the realization of novel, highly efficient data storage devices. Scientists at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM), the Technische Universitaet Dresden and the University of Cologne found that with magnetic monopoles in magnetic vortices, called skyrmions, information can be written and erased.
Iron filings strewn on a sheet of paper trace the field lines of a bar magnet below the paper, thereby showing the magnet's north and south poles. No matter how often it is split, the bar magnet always forms a north and a south pole. However, in the early 1930s physicist Paul A. M. Dirac postulated a particle that should, as the magnetic counterpart of the electron, possess only one of the two poles, and should carry just one magnetic elementary charge.
Looking for a simple way to study the magnetic vortices, researchers associated with TUM physicist Prof. Christian Pfleiderer collaborated with Prof. Lukas Eng's group at the Technische Universitaet Dresden, which has a magnetic force microscope. When they scanned the surface of the materials with this microscope, they not only observed the vortices for the first time, but also found that neighboring skyrmions merge with one another.
Computer simulations of Prof. Achim Rosch's group at Cologne, together with experiments at the research neutron source FRM II at TUM, showed that magnetic monopoles were at work here, drawing the vortices together like a zipper.
Compact and long-lived data storage
At the same time moving such skyrmions requires 100,000 times less power than moving memory bits in devices based on conventional magnetic materials, in order to process information such a precisely controlled manner. Perhaps the most interesting characteristic of skyrmions, however, is that they are especially stable, like a knot in a string.
The magnetic vortex structures were discovered in 2009 through neutron scattering experiments on manganese-silicon in the research neutron source FRM II, conducted by a team around Christian Pfleiderer and Achim Rosch. Since then this area of research has attracted intense interest and made rapid progress worldwide.
"Whereas initially the experiments required extremely low temperatures, today we also know materials in which skyrmions exist at room temperature," says Christian Pfleiderer, Professor for Magnetic Materials at the Technische Universitaet Muenchen.
"With the magnetic force microscopy, we finally have a method at hand that allows us for the first time to observe skyrmions in systems that are relevant for applications. This is a decisive step in the direction of a real technical use."
The work was funded by the European Research Council, the German Research Foundation, (DFG), and the Australian Research Council, as well as the TUM Graduate School and the Bonn-Cologne Graduate School.
Unwinding of a Skyrmion Lattice by Magnetic Monopoles, P. Milde, D. Kohler, J. Seidel, L. M. Eng, A. Bauer, A. Chacon, J. Kindervater, S. Muhlbauer, C. Pfleiderer, S. Buhrandt, C. Schutte, A. Rosch, Science, Advanced online publication, 31 May 2013, DOI.
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Having once again received the trifecta of AAA ratings from the three major bond rating agencies, the Maricopa Community Colleges are readying to sell $151 million in General Obligation Bonds to finance a variety of construction projects throughout Maricopa County.
The sale, set for the end of May 2013, will mark the fifth time the District has gone to the bond market to borrow new funds for construction projects since 2004, when voters passed a $951.4 million bond referendum. At its April 26 meeting, the Governing Board authorized the sale of $151 million in bonds.


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Dear whiterose,
Do you know someone who has ADHD? How old are they? Have they been diagnosed with this or is it a parental concern?
I think you will find this previous thread on ADHD useful.
Please do post back and further specific questions about this here.
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The Art of the Pas De Deux: Vol. 3: 10 Great Pas de Deux
This anthology showcases some of the world's most gifted dancers performing 10 memorable pas de deux from a number of ballets, including Veronica Tennant and Rudolf Nureyev in Tchaikovsky's "Sleeping Beauty." Other selections include Nadezhda Pavlova and Vyacheslav Gordeev in Minkus's "Don Quixote," Ekaterina Maximova and Vladimir Vasiliev in Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet," Maya Plisetskaya and Alexander Bogatyrev in "Swan Lake" and more.


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About Dr BackYard
Who Are We & What do we Do?
Dr BackYard provides advice, reviews, projects, tips and ideas related to your homes and yards with an emphasis on backyards or gardens, as some call it. We will bring timely advice, sometimes related to the weather, sometimes related to the time of year but always related to our homes and backyards. We will offer project details for yard structures like decks, pathways, gazebos, etc. We'll give what we call quick tips and give you easy access to them for future reference. We are going to give you ideas that you can really use to help you make your backyard a destination for that so-called "sta-cation".
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Every day we comb the globe (digitally of course) searching for related gadgets, tools, furniture, landscaping, BBQ, pool, outdoor kitchens, outdoor TV's and other ideas. Even plans to build projects from a sitting bench to a complete makeovers. Any ideas covered will add to a better experience for our readers and our subscribers. We look for things that help us save time, money or both. Things that give us more fun, relaxation and recreation at home, especially at home and in our own backyards. When we find an idea that meets our goals, we will thoroughly research it, review it in one of our reviews so that you can use the idea (or not) based on your needs. Not every idea will be a good fit for everyone. You may not want a twenty-foot long deck in your backyard; but you may want a small brick pathway to a new vegetable garden. We believe that our readers and our subscribers want this information for free and now they will all be in one place. We will cover it all for you.
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Hi! Should I choose Nd:YAG or SINON ruby laser to remove my plain brown permanent makeup eyebrows? I haven't had sun exposure on my skin so it is pale. Nd:YAG has worked well (two treatments done), but I was thinking if the SINON ruby laser would work better. And how about R20 method: is it worth trying? Is it really true that two passes are as effective as four passes?
Nd:YAG or SINON Ruby Laser to Remove Eyebrow Tattoo?
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Treating eyebrow tattoos require specialized experience and techniques. Both the Nd;YAG and Sinon ruby lasers are q-switched which can lead to darkening of some brown pigments( not likely to happen with regular decorative tattoos) to the point where they turn black. If that hasnt happened to you, the Nd:YAG would likely be a better choice as it has a smaller beam which is helpful in treating smaller areas like eyebrows. Another option is the PicoSure laser which works faster than the Nd:YAG and ruby lasers. Multiple treatments in one session as performed with the R20 method can be helpful in obtaining a faster response.
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JOHN Tomic's last sighting at a Davis Cup tie was in Sydney last September, and when his son, Bernard, leads Australia's latest Asia/Oceania zone group quest against South Korea today, Tomic senior will be a hemisphere away at the Gold Coast family's European base.
''He's back in Monaco doing things, so I'm here alone,'' Tomic junior said after yesterday's draw — decided by a sheepdog round-up stunt at the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Tomic will open against ambidextrous and unranked Min-Hyeok Cho on Pat Rafter Arena.
''I think Davis Cup should be Davis Cup, it's a team thing. I think parents shouldn't be involved, or coaches, and you're here for the team and you want to put the team across the line, so I think friends and family should stay behind for Davis Cup,'' Tomic said.
Which, clearly, is exactly what captain Rafter expects. ''I don't want any other people there. It's just the boys, and [coach Tony Roche] and I, and our support group, and that's it. I don't want any other coaches there. I don't want parents there either. That's the way I want it. It's just the way it is. I've already made those rules pretty clear.''
Yet just as Rafter is driven by the desire to continue restoring the team spirit and camaraderie that has been a hallmark of so many great Australian teams in the past, Tomic is hoping to leave behind the peripheral controversies that have made recent headlines.
If the Wimbledon quarter-finalist cannot fathom why some of his escapades are deemed newsworthy, most recently the attempted ejection of his father from courtside at the Miami Masters, there is no mistaking the star attraction of a low-key fixture that should return Australia to the brink of world group re-entry for the first time since 2007.
Lleyton Hewitt is playing only a mentoring role as he recovers from toe surgery and aims for a grasscourt return in June, leaving Tomic as the spearhead.
The 19-year-old's responsibility is not onerous, with Rafter nominating singles No.2 Matt Ebden as the form player of a squad expected to dominate a South Korean team that was in the world group as recently as 2008 but has struggled since Hyung-Taik Lee's retirement and which, for political and other reasons, is missing its entire top six this time.
''If it was a tougher tie, I would think, yeah, maybe it might be a bit more of a burden, but he's someone who thrives in adversity,'' Rafter said of Tomic. ''He loves the pressure, he loves the crowd, he loves everything going, all those sort of things he seems to play well under.''
As for the internal team dynamics, Rafter said: ''He's settling in. He's certainly a different cat. The boys have been great with him, so we're just all trying to get each other's personalities. We don't all have to like each other, but we all respect each other, and we're certainly getting that.''
Ebden, 24, is the newest addition, having made his debut in a dead rubber during February's 5-0 rout of China on grass in Geelong. The West Australian will follow Tomic on court this afternoon against world No.730 Suk-Young Jeong, rival captain Yong-Il Yoon having acknowledged the size of the hole left by absent No.1 Yong-Kyu Lim.
''We think Australia is a very strong team compared to ours, but in sports there is a [possibility] of a weaker player winning as well, so we don't know what will happen,'' Yoon said. ''We'll try to make a miracle out of that.''
Rafter is eyeing another sweep and thus a play-off tie in September against an opponent to come from among the seven other zone group qualifiers and the first round world group losers.
But, for now, the unfamiliarity of a no-name opposition is preferable to the more testing alternative.
''Their top players aren't here so we've got the next lot and I'm hoping that should be easier for us,'' Rafter said. ''As we know, every day's a different day in Davis Cup, it can throw up some curve balls, but I'm hoping we're not going to get anything that's too far out of the ordinary, everything will go to plan and we'll hopefully get the job done.''
Tomic determined to do the team thing in cup challenge
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JOHN Tomic's last sighting at a Davis Cup tie was in Sydney last September, and when his son, Bernard, leads Australia's latest Asia/Oceania zone group quest against South Korea today, Tomic senior will be a hemisphere away at the Gold Coast family's European base.


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Understanding Car Advertising
The Code Behind Car Advertising
You likely see car advertisements all the time, on the Internet, while watching television, in the newspaper, and even through the mail. You also hear them on the radio. While they can sound exciting and potentially interesting, there is a code to such advertisements, one that most consumers don't even begin to understand. Being fluent in this code can save you a lot of time, money and frustration, so read on for some insider tips on car advertising.
Cash Back
Sometimes, car dealers draw you in by promising to give you cash back on a new auto loan. In such a situation, you need to go over all of the fine print in the contract, which is something you should do anyway. Most contracts have verbiage that require the buyer to pay a minimum price for the vehicle to access the entire cash back amount. Oftentimes, such a ploy is used for car models that aren't in super high demand, allowing dealers to move them off the lot and sticking you with a vehicle that doesn't work for you. Always see in writing how you would get the cash back before you sign the contract.
Low Monthly Payments
Everyone wants low monthly payments on their car loan. Dealers know this, so they draw in shoppers by advertising that they're offering just that, sometimes even saying that the monthly payment will be under a low dollar amount. The thing that you might not realize is that they aren't figuring in the sales tax for the loan and its low monthly payment, which in turn will increase the amount to more than what is in the advertisement. If you read the fine print in such ads, such information will be divulged. Another trick is to advertise a low monthly payment, but in the fine print specify that a large down payment was factored into the equation.
No Money Down
One of the things you see all the time in car advertising is the phrase "no money down." This declaration is enticing for those who really need or want a new car, but they aren't flush with extra cash at the moment. Before you are bedazzled by such language, find out more about the car loan you would be assuming. By not putting any money down on the load, the bank might be charging higher interest because it views you as a bigger risk of defaulting. With a higher interest rate, you will end up paying more each month for the car, and in the end you will pay more money to pay off the car.
Zero Percent Interest
Another incredibly common ploy used to draw in car shoppers is the claim that the dealer is offering zero percent interest. Even if you receive something in the mail that claims you can get a loan for this basement interest rate, remain incredibly skeptical. A dealership would first have to run your credit to see if you would qualify for such a deal. Sadly, most of the population doesn't have the credit score for it. Know your credit score before you enter the door. You also need to be aware that such a low interest rate usually does not last the life of a car loan. Instead, it is limited to only so many months, and then the rate goes up and so does your monthly payment. As long as you understand this going into the deal, you can prepared for what will happen later.
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Former Congressman Rick Nolan is running for the seat held until recently by Jim Oberstar, according to a report from Lakeland Public Television.
Nolan last served in Congress in 1980, representing what was then the Sixth district. I'm working on finding a map of what that district looked like, but it was thirty years ago — district boundaries in rural and (what is now) exurban Minnesota were very, very different. We'll be getting in touch with Nolan today to touch base on his venture into the CD8 race.
Update: Here's what the state's congressional district boundaries looked like when Nolan represented the 6th district:
The Sixth stretched from the southwest corner of the state into northwestern Hennepin County and included what where then sparsely populated areas in Stearns and Wright Counties. Interesting stuff.
Update x2: Apparently this is the wrong map. From a reader:
Rick Nolan's old 6th district went from the top of western MN down to Montevideo and Marshall area. St. Cloud was the major city. Vin Weber and Hagedorn represented parts of the district in the 80s, Minge and Peterson in the 90s and now parts of 8th, Bachmann and Peterson's district.
Update x3: Apparently this is the correct map. The reader appears to be referring to the map that took effect after the 1980 census.


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Egghead --> Fantasy
Doctor Shaw from Prometheus outsmarted and killed angry God.
Leonid Sakharov
The plot of "Prometheus" is providing one possible answer for the fundamental question of all questions – what is the origin of the humanity? Putting aside that movie itself more hints and provides more guesses than definitive answer, let's formulate it in most blunt way. Origin of humanity was unexpected result of execution of too smart philosopher like Socrates of Engineers Civilization who was given a poison to commit suicide but his DNA contaminated Earth, creates life on it and later on humanity. Discovering development of nuclear weapon by humans that threatens domination of Engineers in Universe they initiated project to sterilize Earth from humans by establishing military base for development of biological weapon – unstoppable parasites-lizard like predators Aliens like. These will momentarily consume whole human race been deployed on our Planet. Summing one can say Gods created us, disappointed in us and decided to erase us.
Really there are several motives in Bible like this one. Great Flood and even more relevant story of Sodom and Gomorrah distraction by God when only chosen few were salvaged for continuation of human race. If angry God is a common idea in Bible nobody should be surprised that our Creator could be disappointed and wanted to rid us. What we should we do in such case? The movie gives direct answer – to fight back and kill unkind God! … if we can to.
The best of the "Prometheus" movie is that it opens up question of cognitive value of religion. Can religion provide any practically relevant answer? If we are created by God who created the God? What if God who creates us is somebody like the angry albino giant in the movie? Why should we warship him? Even if we will know for sure that we were an intermediate chain in evolution of life in the Meta Universe propagated from one Big Bang to another, the same as our creators and predecessors? Or if we are just one of the unique collection of improbable coincidents these made us only one civilization among billions uninhabited Universes followed after fruitless Big Bangs? Does it matter for any of us in practical sense? Or the only rational behavior for any of us is playing the game named life against all odds just to prolong it as far as each of us can to? Even for one microsecond more…
Doctor Shaw says yes to fight for herself. Interesting nuance is that she encouraged captain of "Prometheus" to sacrifice for humanity even she was cavalier enough to continue search of irrelevant answers with risk to expose Earth again to angry Engineers. Arrogant leaders… They could be as dangerous as Gods.
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MR. ALCOCK: May it please the Court, in answer to Mr. Dymond's argument, I would first call the Court's attention to the fact that the State feels that the Court has already, at least if not directly, indirectly and inferentially ruled on this matter, because the Court has already held that conversations which transpired outside the presence of the Defendant after the meeting on Louisiana Parkway were admissible, and the only reason that they could be admissible would be that this Court had found as a matter of law that the State had proven the case prima faciely, and I am sure the Court recalls that it did allow these conversations subsequent to this meeting on Louisiana Avenue Parkway, so I feel that the Court has already ruled on this matter. Howevr, I would like to address myself briefly to some of the arguments of Defense Counsel. There is no doubt, and certainly the State has no argument with the fact that it must show this agreement or combination. This is the very essence of the crime of conspiracy.
However, the Court also knows that the crime of conspiracy is somewhat complicated and certainly very broad, very, very broad. The Court can recall during voir dire examination many times jurors, prospective jurors and perhaps jurors sitting on this panel today, became confused in the explanation of the crime of conspiracy, and Mr. Dymond is quite right when he suggests that the State would come before this Court and argue that Perry Raymond Russo, Number One, is not a lawyer, Number Two, certainly is in no position to determine the proper definition, the legal definition, of a conspiratorial meeting or a conspiratorial agreement. What words Perry Russo puts on the conversation are, as far as this motion is concerned, irrelevant. They may not be irrelevant to the Jury, the ultimate of tryer of fact in this case, because certainly the Jury can consider Perry Raymond Russo's appreciation of the gravity of the conversation, but at this particular time as a matter of law the Court must decide whether or not a prima facie case hadn't been made out. I feel, as I suggested at the outset, the Court has already made this decision.
There is only one thing wrong with Mr. Dymond's argument about this conversation being a bull session: He seems to overlook the fact that one of the parties in this conversation which he has termed a bull session, which admittedly the State's witness termed a bull session, was Lee Harvey Oswald, who was present, by the testimony of the State's witnesses, in the Texas School Book Depository shortly before or certainly on the same morning that the President of the United States was gunned down in Texas. Additionally, the trip to the West Coast in and of itself, as I explained to the Jury, is an innocuous thing. The physical transportation to the West Coast in and of itself is innocent. However, recalling the testimony, the undisputed testimony, of Perry Russo that the Defendant said he would be on the Coast and in the public eye at this time in order to establish an alibi, raises this trip to a much more serious level. Again, it corroborates Perry Russo's recall on the agreement or combination or the words spoken between the alleged conspirators. In addition to that, the trip of David Ferrie again establishes and corroborates what was said during the course of this conspiratorial meeting. The Court well knows that Perry Russo's personal appreciation of what transpired at that meeting or what was the ultimate or serious intent of the alleged persons who were conspiring, is not material at this point. As pointed out, it may be material later on. Again, we are talking about -- and Mr. Dymond brought this out -- a meeting of the minds. Now, a meeting of the minds can be demonstrated in many ways, not just verbally. A meeting of the minds can be demonstrated in the physical action of the persons who allegedly had the meeting of the minds.
Additionally, I call to the Court's attention -- and I believe I am correct, and I am sure the Court will recall -- that Perry Russo under cross-examination testified that he was not there the entire time that this conversation was taking place between Lee Harvey Oswald, the Defendant, and David Ferrie. He did report to this Court those elements that he did hear, and those elements were confirmed when Lee Harvey Oswald was found at the scene of the killing of the President of the United States, and the two trips taken in complete accord with the agreement or combination reached in David Ferrie's apartment. The only evidence we have to the overt acts as to the conversation again is Perry Raymond Russo. Again he has not been destroyed as Mr. Dymond announced he would do in his opening statement. He cross-examined him for a day and a half and now wants the Court to believe Perry Raymond Russo, because Perry Raymond Russo characterized this conversation as a bull session. On one hand, he wants you to believe him because he characterized it as a bull session; on the other hand he wants you to disbelieve it because the State has alleged that this conversation or part of this conversation or the refining of a plan were also overt acts in the commission of this crime. The State simply feels, Your Honor, that it has proven prima faciely its case and feels that the Court has already ruled on this motion in its ruling on an evidentiary matter earlier in this case, and respectfully asks the Court to deny this motion for a directed verdict and allow the case to go to the Jury, the tryer of fact, and let them put their stamp, let them put their appreciation on the nature of this conversation and the evidence that has been adduced during the State's case. Thank you.
MR. DYMOND: If the Court please, Mr. Alcock has stated that I have asked you to believe Perry Raymond Russo. In one respect that may be so, but let me state that if you do not believe Perry Raymond Russo, there is no question but that the entire case falls. Secondly, we might touch upon the credibility of Perry Raymond Russo, we might ask Your Honor to remember his having admitted not on one but more than one occasion subsequent to his having made his report to the District Attorney's office, that he was not sure at all whether Clay Shaw attended this meeting. We might also point out to the Court the Defense contention, which I feel at this point has been very well established, that in Baton Rouge when Russo first spoke with Mr. Sciambra, before he had an opportunity to speak with representatives of the State, to by their very questions know what they wanted, to read the newspapers in connection with this matter, made no mention whatsoever of any alleged conspiratorial meeting.
I would like to get on now, Your Honor, to the remark by the State that the very significant thing as to the seriousness of the meeting on Louisiana Avenue Parkway, if one did take place, is that Lee Harvey Oswald happened to be working right in Dealey Plaza on Elm Street when the assassination parade (sic) went by. In that connection I would like to respectfully refer Your Honor to the testimony of a State witness, once again a person whose credibility is vouched for by the State, that is, the young man who was a co-worker of Lee Harvey Oswald in the Texas School Book Depository, the young man who rode him back and forth on weekends between Dallas and Irving, Texas. If Your Honor will recall, this witness testified that the Texas School Book Depository Company had two warehouses, one on Elm Street and the other one some two and a half blocks away not fronting on Elm Street, and that when Lee Harvey Oswald got his job at the Depository, which was well in advance of the planning of the trip to Dallas and the parade route, that it was by pure chance that Lee Harvey Oswald was assigned to the Depository fronting on Elm Street rather than the other Depository building. We submit, Your Honor, that this casts an entirely different light on just how much the presence of Lee Harvey Oswald in a job on Elm Street adds to the seriousness of the alleged meeting on Louisiana Avenue Parkway. Now, if the Court please, the State has attempted to make capital of that portion of Russo's testimony which for the first time enlightened us as to the fact that he had been in and out of the apartment there on Louisiana Avenue Parkway during the time that these people were allegedly present. In this connection we merely submit to the Court that no one, Your Honor, no jury, no one can presume that something took place in that meeting while Russo was not there, in the absence of any testimony as to something having taken place, and that is really what the State is asking you to do in that connection.
So, Your Honor, once again we urge that the case has not been made out here, a prima facie case has not been proven. The elements of the crime are lacking, and if there is any doubt in the Court's mind, we respectfully request that Your Honor take this under advisement, study the alleged overt acts, study the indictment, and we feel certain that Your Honor will conclude that a case has not been proven.
MR. ALCOCK: Your Honor, I would just like to briefly --
THE COURT: I will be glad to hear you.
MR. ALCOCK: -- reply on one point where I feel Mr. Dymond has gone completely outside of the record. There is no testimony whatsoever to substantiate his position, and that is, that Lee Harvey Oswald's position in the warehouse that was positioned at the intersection of Elm and Houston Streets in the city of Dallas, Texas, was by mere chance. Mr. Frazier testified that he was assigned to their; he did not testify that he was present when Lee Harvey Oswald was given his job. Mr. Truly did not testify, and I think it was his testimony that it was from Mr. Truly that he got his job, and by inference we may assume that Lee Harvey Oswald got his job from Mr. Truly. I feel that Defense Counsel in this matter has gone completely outside the record. There is absolutely no evidence to show it was by happenstance or accident that Lee Harvey Oswald was assigned to this warehouse rather than the one two blocks down. I just call that to the Court's attention, and I feel that rather than belaboring the individual points and my appreciation of the testimony and Mr. Dymond's appreciation, again I recall to the Court that the State feels that the Court has already ruled on this matter by its ruling on the evidence adduced subsequent to this meeting, and ask that this Court deny this motion.
MR. DYMOND: Your Honor, briefly, I don't pretend to be infallible in recalling what was testified to on that point, and I am sure Mr. Alcock doesn't either, and we will in that connection ask that in taking this matter under advisement Your Honor ask the court reporter specifically what was asked of this witness at that time and what the answer is.
THE COURT: I made voluminous notes, I have three notebooks that I filled up myself. Mr. Sullivan, get me the Shaw files, and I am going to take a recess until quarter to eleven. Bring those files to my office, and I would like to see the court reporter in my office.
I will recess until quarter to eleven.
(Whereupon, a brief recess was taken.)
THE COURT: I have had conference in my chambers with the State and Defense Counsel, and because I am going to excuse the Jury the rest of the day in order to facilitate Counsel in lining up their witnesses -- as they have stated, the State and the Defense have a logistics problem of getting people here from out of the city and out of the state, so I was going to grant that request even before the motion for a directed verdict came up. Since the Jury will be excused the rest of the day, I am going to use the intervening time to read the entire testimony of Perry Raymond Russo. I have been supplied by Defense Counsel with a verbatim transcript of Perry Raymond Russo's testimony of the first day, which I have in my possession at this time, and Mrs. Dietrich and her firm will give me this afternoon, late this afternoon, the remaining portion of Mr. Perry Raymond Russo's verbatim testimony. I intend to read both transcripts, or the entire Perry Raymond Russo testimony, and I will then make my decision tomorrow morning at 9:00 o'clock on the motion for a directed verdict. I just wanted that to go into the record. Now we are going to bring the Jury down, please.
(Whereupon, the Jury returned to the courtroom.)
THE COURT: Gentlemen of the Jury, before we started to take testimony in the case, I was requested by both the State and the Defense, because of the problem of securing witnesses from out of the city and out of the state, understanding the expense of putting them up at hotels and what-have-you, they do need time to align their witnesses to get them here from wherever they are, so I did it for the State in the beginning upon their request, and I am going to do it for the Defense upon their request. So we are going to recess the trial at this moment until tomorrow morning at 9:00 o'clock.
Again, as I have so many times, I admonish you not to discuss the case amongst yourselves or with any other person until such time as it is given to you for your verdict.
(Jury excused.)
THE COURT: Mr. Shaw, you are released under your same bond, sir. We stand adjourned until tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m.
. . . . Thereupon, at 11:30 o'clock a.m., the proceedings herein were adjourned to 9:00 o'clock a.m. on Friday, February 21, 1969 . . . .
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. CLAY L. SHAW
1426 (30)
February 21, 1969
. . . . Pursuant to the adjournment, the proceedings herein were resumed at 9:05 o'clock a.m. on Friday, February 21, 1969 . . . .
THE COURT: I am going to make a ruling out of the presence of the Jury. I think my ruling should be made out of the presence of the Jury. Now, let me make one preliminary statement. Mr. Reed asked me no matter what my decision was would I take a five-minute recess afterwards. So that we won't have a mad rush for the door, I will grant that recess. The motion for a directed verdict is denied.
I will take a five-minute recess.
(Whereupon, a brief recess was taken.)
THE COURT: I don't know whether you wish to reserve a bill, Mr. Dymond. If you do, it should be in the presence of the Jury.
MR. DYMOND: I would like to do it in detail and then renew it when they come in.
THE COURT: All right.
MR. DYMOND: The Defense would like to lodge a formal objection and reserve a bill of exception to the ruling of the Trial Court in overruling the motion for a directed verdict which was filed at the close of the State's case, making parts thereof the entire record and all the testimony up to the time of the filing of the motion, together ruling said motion, all parts of the bill.
THE COURT: All right. Bring in the Jury.
(Jury returned to the box.)
THE COURT: Are the State and the Defense ready to proceed?
MR. DYMOND: We are ready.
MR. ALCOCK: The State is ready.
THE COURT: I think the first thing you want to do is renew your objection.
MR. DYMOND: If the Court please, at this time in the presence of the Jury I would like to reserve a bill of exception to the ruling of the Trial Court in overruling the motion filed yesterday by the Defense, making parts of the bill, the motion itself, the entire record and testimony up until this time, and the ruling of the Court, parts of the bill.
THE COURTS: Very well. The State has rested and the Defense may proceed with its case.
MR. DYMOND: Will you please call Mrs. Marina Oswald Porter.
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How can something be marked "Anti-humectant" on NC.com but contain vegetable glycerin?
There are a few SheaMoisture products listed as "Anti-humectant", but contain vegetable glycerine. Is it because it's lower on the list? I'm just confused...
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That has to be an error. Glycerin is a humectant. If it's low on the list, it might not do much, but it certainly isn't an anti humectant. Good catch though, some people might buy it and have crazy frizz problems!
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I'm stepping out of my comfort zone, listening to my heart and putting everything I am into something totally new next month, so of course I wanted to invite my readers to be a part of it. 🙂
Do you ever feel like you're someone who…
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I'm stepping out on a limb in November, and I'm asking you to do the same. Starting November 2nd, I'll be doing a 4-week "Be Your Best Self" challenge and I would love for you to join me.
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What's So Special About 11-11-11?
As we all know today is November 11, 2011. Children in school will write 11-11-11 on their school tests and adults will sign and date any work forms.
Why do people consider number 11 a significant number? Why is everyone so interested in today's date: 11-11-11?


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Dokken – Burning Like a Flame
Dokken is one band with an especially impressive catalogue of singles, with good coupling of tracks being a hallmark, along with some quality live cuts infiltrating the mix. This one features two top-notch cuts from their absolutely flawless album 'Back for the Attack' (an album I proudly wear the t-shirt of). Both are typical in their emotion heavy content that relies of soft melodies, sonic production values, ambitious complexity and guitar wizardry. Pretty interesting choice of songs, but both are stunners.
'Lost Behind a Wall' is a rhythm section-orientated piece with thick, rumbly bass and sharp percussionism throughout the number. Aside from the always flawless vocals of Don Dokken (the guy's in the god-like category reserved for esteemed metal lords such as the never disappointing Rob Halford, along with Tate, Dio, Steve Grimmett and room enough for Jon Oliva), this ones emotional drive is made possible by the string notes and the soft riffage of Lynch. Great chorus effects and use of layering is your typical approach to the ballad-esque Dokken number, and is not strayed from here.
'Burning Like a Flame' is your commercial, upbeat number for mass consumption. It's positivism means it lacks a certain emotional power that other Dokken ballads and love songs contain. However this one benefits from an incredibly thick and effective chorus (and I mean CHORUS) that has lots of layers and 'jumps out' of the text. Dokken harmonises with his own voice the way that only he and Halford can do. A well-written pop-single, this one shits all over any of the impostors that sprung up within the two or three years after this release. Dokken's approach to the genre wasn't as a mere hitcher on the bandwagon – they have their roots in late 70's hard rock, and by this stage had spent a decade carving out a distinctive sound that is majestic and emotional, much the opposite of in-genuine acts like Trixter, or even the halfway decent Warrant.
Not their best single, but incredibly solid – very much carrying on Dokken's tradition of commercial/more metal single orientation – a strong formula that undoubtedly sold them a lot of albums. Songwriting typically epic with all the production values you expect of a band of this stature. Worth a listen for sure.


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I got a few samples of this Garnier Moisture Match Goodbye Dry cream a while ago when I placed an order online at asos.com.
The cream is for dry to very dry skin. There are other creams available for other skin types, which I also received samples of.
~ Price and availability ~
The cream usually comes in a 50ml tube, which costs £5.99 from Boots or online at boots.com, where it is currently on offer for £3.99 but it is widely available and is also stocked by Superdrug and even some supermarkets.
~ Packaging ~
The Goodbye Dry cream usually comes in a light pink coloured tube with the Garnier logo at the top and a bright pink bar across the middle indicating that the cream is for, 'Dry to very dry skin'.
~ In use ~
The cream is enriched with Camellia oil, Omega 3 & 6 and Shea butter.
Garnier say, 'The luxurious creme is instantly soothing and comforting.'
The cream is white in colour. I was surprised at how thick it is. I don't need to use a lot of this cream to get a good coverage.
It also has a pleasant, floral scent, which is stronger than I expected, but it dies down quite quickly.
The cream is easy to apply. It rubs in well without leaving any stickiness or residue and it absorbs into my skin quickly. Saying that, I do find that it leaves a greasy feeling on my fingertips, which I can't seem to get rid of even after trying to rub it off my fingers and onto the back of my other hand. Once I wash my hands the greasy feeling disappears, but this isn't ideal.
I usually suffer from dry skin on my nose, which is annoying, but after using this cream my skin looks hydrated and healthy and I don't notice any dry patches.
I didn't think I would think much of this cream, which is why it has taken me a while to get around to using my samples, but I am quite impressed with it.
My skin looks and feels soft and hydrated. My skin looks more radiant and healthy after using this cream. I am pleased with how it works on the dry skin on my nose. My skin doesn't look dry at all, but it doesn't look greasy from the cream either. I find that the effect lasts all day as well. It doesn't start to look dry after just an hour or two.
The cream is perfect for applying before your make-up. I find that my BB cream or foundation doesn't cling to any dry skin on my nose and start to look bitty like it sometimes does if I apply it without a cream and it goes on as though my skin is just normal giving my look a much smoother finish.
I have read reviews of this product written by people who suffer from eczema, who have been really impressed with this and have given it 5 stars.
For me personally I wouldn't say it soothes and comforts my skin like it claims, but it offers intense moisture to keep my skin from drying out. Even though it is irritating that it leaves a greasy feeling on my fingertips, (but never on my face!?) I do like this cream and I would consider purchasing the full size tube. It is reasonably priced and does a great job.
I really like Garnier products and I do use a lot of them. As i suffer from dry patches on my forehead, I was tempted by the special offer which was on in Boots for this Garnier Moisture Match Cream called "goodbye Dry".
There are a few different types in this particular range but this one suited my skin perfectly and I am so glad that i discovered it. It is light and fresh and absorbed so very quickly by my skin. I wear it both underneath make up and on its own and it'''s made my dry patches clear up very quickly indeed. It is very impressive.
It is designed to moisturise the skin and leave it feeling hydrated for up to twenty four hours after application, and I can vouch that this stuff actually does work. it is tailored specifically for dry skin and it is light and refreshing but rich and creamy at the same time. I have occasionally used this as a night cream, and waking up i find that my skin feels lovely and fresh and very hydrated. My make up also seems to go on better on a morning after I have used this cream the night before.
It smells pleasant but it isn't overly perfumed and I got my tube for only two pounds ninety nine pence as it was on offer at the time. As i say, there are a few different types in this range but this one I can really recomend for anyone who suffers from drier skin.
Trying to find a good face cream is a bit of a challenge as I sometimes find moisturisers can be too thin in consistency and almost a little watery on the skin which when you suffer with dry skin you want something a bit thicker which will be absorbed. For me I do like a thick face cream or one that I know will be absorbed well and will make a difference to the skin especially when I'm wanting to keep my skin hydrated and looking healthy.
After running out of my Simple cream which was specifically for dry and sensitive skin I was unable to get hold of it anywhere it seemed so I had to find a suitable replacement. After browsing several stores and what seemed like many different creams I decided to go for the Garnier Moisture Match Goodbye Dry which has been formulated for dry to very dry skin. Now, I've used products in the dry skin range from Garnier and have been pleased with how they effect my skin so I thought the Moisture Match Goodbye Dry cream would be worth a go.
Garnier have apparently formulated the Moisture Match Goodbye Dry cream with "ultra light" oils which is rich to the feel but non-greasy, ideal for easy absorption. The moisturiser is designed to give your skin instant comfort without being heavy on the skin which sometimes rich creams can leave your skin feeling a bit clogged up and it can't absorb properly. The Moisture Match Goodbye is just one in a range of Moisture Match creams all specifically designed for certain skin types.
The Goodbye Dry cream does come in a pale pink, slim cardboard box which is a nice touch but for me not needed as the pretty pale pink box will be going straight into my recycling! On the front of the front it features the Garnier logo, product name and on the back information about the moisturiser itself. The tube it comes in is actually quite plain, although pale pink it doesn't feature much apart from the Garnier logo and a thin white band going around the tube breaking up the pinkness.
The cream itself is enriched Camellia oil and Mannose - mannose being a patented hydrating active ingredient as well as helping reinforce the skin's barrier. Also included in the formula is Omega 3 & 6 together with Shea butter. All ingredients which have intensive nourishing properties which is ideal for those who like me suffer with dry skin. The cream itself has a lovely gentle floral fragrance which is nice as a lot of creams for dry skin isn't fragranced as a lot of companies combine their dry skin creams with those that are suitable for sensitive skin so having a floral, rose type aroma is definitely quite nice.
The cream itself is white in colour and does have a rich, thick consistency which is easily squeezed out of the tube. The cream has such a luxurious texture which seems to melt instantly into the skin which is probably with the help of the Shea butter. Despite it's thick and creamy consistency it easily manages to sink into the skin very quickly which is great as I tend to use it as a make up primer and before I go to bed when I've removed all of my make up and within about 2 minutes it's absorbed and leaves the skin feeling soft and smooth.
Garnier claim that it starts to work instantly on your skin and will keep it hydrated for up to 24 hours. It is quite a claim for those that suffer with dry skin as those who do know how hard it is to keep your skin moisturised and many moisturisers soon wear off leaving your skin exposed once again. However, I have found that this cream does manage to keep your skin hydrated for quite a few hours. During the day my skin remains nourished and even when I wake up (after a hopeful 9 hours) my skin isn't dry at all.
I've been using Moisture Match Goodbye Dry for a few weeks now and I've been really impressed with the results. Not only do I like the consistency and the fragrance it has, the cream really does nourish my skin to the point that I am not suffering with dry skin which is obviously great. The cream is absorbed so easily and doesn't leave a residue or shine on the skin, it simply hydrates it and soothes it perfectly. You also find that a little goes a long way so the one tube does last for quite some time.
Overall, if you do suffer with dry or very dry skin then this definitely should be worth trying as for me it has worked wonders and my skin is looking a lot brighter and healthier. I really have no complaints about the cream as it seems to be an ideal match for my skin. Not only does it work wonders on dry skin it is also gentle so ideal for those with sensitive skin also. Would definitely recommend and therefore I can easily give it 5 stars.
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Brand: Garnier
Price: £5.99 (Boots Jan 2014)
Availability: Supermarkets and Pharmacies
The Mrs has had me standing in the cold helping her with craft fairs or looking round Christmas markets and this has resulted in me having a horrible tight feeling in my cheeks. I am not sure if it's wind burn or chapped cheeks or something but The Mrs told me to try some moisturiser to help stop the tightness that was starting to feel rather uncomfortable in the evenings.
Now when your Mrs tells you to use her beauty products it doesn't go down well! I wasn't very excited about using a feminine product, nor was I excited when I saw the bottle she handed me was baby pink in colour! However, it was the evening and nobody was about so who would know I used a feminine beauty product?!
I am damn glad that I did use it though as it worked really well! The bottle is baby pink with a dark pink detail so definitely aimed at the girls! The cream itself smells slightly floral although the Mrs claims it barely smells at all- I could definitely smell it! It is quite a liquid cream so it was easy to squeeze out of the bottle and then apply to my face. Because it wasn't too dense it was easy to rub in. I didn't use very much (in fear of harming my masculinity!) and almost right away that tightness feeling in my cheeks was relieved. It really did feel as though my cheeks had cooled down and were not as taut.
The smell didn't seem to linger for long either luckily and I wasn't left feeling at all feminine! I have since used it a few other times when I have felt that dry skin feeling come back. I think I will look out for a moisturiser of my own for future use.
For me it worked fine, really nice and refreshing for my face which was feeling uncomfortable. The Mrs uses this about four times a week on her face and also on her hands where they become dry and she says it is one of the best moisturisers she has used and trust me she uses plenty you just need to look in our bathroom cupboard! I can see why she is so happy with it, if it wasn't for the slight feminine fragrance of it I would happily use it myself regularly.
Moisture Match Goodbye Dry is part of a range of moisturisers from Garnier. It comes in a pink box, with a pale pink bottle inside.
I originally received this product as part of a free sample set, and I found that it was very good for my skin when it was feeling particularly dry. I often get dry flaky patches of skin in the winter, and decided to try this product to hopefully moisturise my skin enough to get rid of these unfortunate patches.
Very soon, I realised that this was an excellent moisturiser for my skin during the winter months. Within a few days of the dry patches making an appearance, I switched from the product I use during summer months to this product, and the difference was noticeable within another couple of days. I now use this product every day, and plan to do so until the weather is warm enough for the dry patches to no longer appear on my face.
The product itself is very thick, and is marketed for "Dry to very dry skin". It has a pleasant, subtle fragrance that gives the illusion of fresh smelling skin. As my skin is only dry during the winter months, I have found that this product is too rich for my skin during the times that I do not have dry patches, and is liable to make me break out in spots. However, for dry patches, this product is great.
Overall, I find this product to be an excellent addition to my winter skin regime, but far too rich for the summer months, so I would only recommend this product to people with very dry skin.
My attention was first drawn to this product - Garnier Moisture Match Goodbye Dry Moisturising Cream, when Garnier were offering free samples of several of the moisturising creams from their new range. I got to try three samples before deciding that I wanted to purchase a full tube of this 'Goodbye Dry' cream particularly when Boots are currently offering a buy one get one free offer on their tubes of this, with one tube costing £5.99, so with this offer, it is a particularly good offer when you look at the smallish size of the tube (50ml). Within this range, each tube has a different colour, but the this 'Goodbye Dry' tube is pink, so it does stand out.
This Goodbye Dry cream is designed for those with dry to very dry skin, and although I wouldn't say that my skin naturally dry, in fact, I would say that it is usually quite oily. However, during the winter months, and for some reason in the last week or so, possibly due to the hot sunny weather, my skin had been feeling dry, particularly on parts of my face.
This cream includes 'ultra light oils' within a 'rich but non greasy' cream, so it is meant to feel light on your skin. THis 'skin comforter' is meant to be absorbed in a flash, so you get instant relief from the dryness. It includes Camellia Oil, Omega 3 & 6 and shea butter (which I particularly like!) due to their nourishing qualities. THe other great thing about this cream is that it is suitable for all skin types including 'sensitive skin' and I would say that my skin can be sensitive at times and I do have to be careful, but this was reassuring. The final feature of this cream is that it claims to offer 24 hour hydration.
When you first start to use this cream, you can see why it markets itself as a 'rich' luxurious cream as it feels like a heavy cream but that isn't the case when you put it on - there just isn't that heaviness which is refreshing. There is a pleasant scent when you apply it - very pleasant but not overpowering. It suggests on the tube that you use this morning and evening to improve skin texture - I tend to only apply this once in the day, either in the evening or morning, as it is a small tube, and to do so twice a day unless absolutely essential would mean the tube would last a rather short length of time.
What of course is important is whether or not this cream actually reduces or eradicates dry skin, and makes your skin feel hydrated and looking healthy, and I would have to say that I think this cream really lives up to its claims. Even with me only using it either morning or evening, I could still see the effect of this cream on the dry patches on my skin, particularly on my cheeks which seem to be more prone to dryness than other parts of my face. The dryness was immediately eradicated and within that 24 hour period there wasn't a hint of it reappearing. Once applied, my skin felt soft, smooth and nourished and certainly hydrated. Even after the 24 hour period, I didn't feel that the dryness had completely returned but another application of this cream and the hint of dryness was eradicated again.
All in all, it is nice to find a cream that really does do what it claims. It is quite expensive for what you get in terms of tube size, however if you have very dry skin that you suffer with persistently then any price is probably worth paying. I don't suffer with it persistently but I know I can use this product during the time (either winter or when out in the sun) when my skin is dry. Highly recommended.
I follow a regular skincare regime to keep my skin in tip-top condition and to (hopefully) benefit my future self's youthful look. I always use the same night cream as it one I've fell completely in love with and feels it benefits me perfectly (The Body Shop's Vitamin E Night Cream if you're interested) but everything else I tend to play around with to find new things that suit my skin type and give it the best results. One of these new things I've been trying is this face moisturiser by Garnier.
There are five different moisturisers in Garnier's Moisture Match range, all tailored made for different skin types to give you the best moisturiser for your skin. These are:
Protect & Glow - for normal skin.
Start Afresh - for normal to dry skin.
Goodbye Dry - for dry to very dry skin.
Wake Me Up - for dull skin.
Shine Be Gone - for combination to oily skin.
I have quite dry and very sensitive skin so I opted for the Goodbye Dry moisturiser which I shall be reviewing.
The moisturiser is sold in the likes of Boots and Superdrug and larger supermarkets. A 50ml bottle tends to cost £5.99 in all of these places at full price but is often on offer in at least one of these stores. Currently Asda are selling it for £3 and Superdrug for £2.98.
The Goodbye Dry moisturiser comes in a pale pink cardboard box which contains the Garnier logo, product name and description. Inside the box is pale pink plastic tube which stands upside down on its white, plastic flip top lid. All the relevant information printed on the outer packaging is repeated on this tube.
Garnier claim this moisturiser is 'created with nourishing but ultra-light oils' making it 'rich but not greasy' promising an easily absorbed, light-weight and comfortable facial moisturiser. The moisturiser is 'enriched with Camellia Oil and Mannose' which are both known to have excellent moisturising benefits on the skin. Camellia Oil is also known for providing the skin with UV protection and preventing age spots and uneven skin tone. The moisturiser should provide your skin with hydration for up to twenty-four hours and Garnier claim this will start working straight away so you can feel the benefits immediately.
Goodbye Dry is a fairly thick cream and the tube does require a bit of a squeeze to dispense it, it flows out the tube quite slowly which makes controlling how much you use very easy so no there's no wastage. The cream is mainly white in colour with a tiny hint of pale pink and smells really nice. It has quite a subtle aroma which reminds me of Johnsons Baby Lotion only perhaps a little sweeter. It's certainly a very fresh, clean type of scent which is really pleasant to catch a whiff one when rubbing this into the face.
I use this moisturiser in the morning after cleansing and toning and have quite enjoying doing so. A little goes a long way with this moisturiser and I find a pea sized blob of moisturiser is enough to do my entire face and my neck so a tube lasts a fair while even with daily use.
It's not often I come across a product and end up agreeing with every single one of the manufactures claims but I believe Garnier got it spot on with Goodbye Dry. It is, first of all, extremely easily absorbed. You don't have to spend twenty minutes rubbing this in as it just sinks into my skin almost immediately. I also agree that the texture of this cream is 'rich but not greasy'. It certainly doesn't feel greasy and doesn't leave my face shiny but it also feels like a massive moisture boost whilst being comfortable and light-weight. It's richness always reminds me of much heavier night creams and it's nice to find a moisturiser which is just as hydrating without the heaviness making it comfortable to wear in the day.
I also agree that you can feel the benefits straight away. The unfortunate thing about dry skin is that it can often feel quite tight and occasionally itchy and this really soothes my skin and makes my face feel much more relaxed and comfortable. I usually get really dry patches around my nose where the skin feels quite rough and flaky. The first time I applied this cream that rough, dry patch around my nose felt a whole lot smoother and hydrated within a couple of minutes and after a couple of applications that dry patch had completely disappeared and, whilst continuing to use this moisturiser, it hasn't returned.
I feel this moisturiser probably could keep my skin hydrated for twenty-four hours although due to my twice daily skin care routine it always gets taken off at night and replaced with my night cream so I can't say for certain. I do feel my skin certainly still feels very much hydrated after twelve hours or so though and I can still feel the benefits of this moisturiser in the evening before I'm about to wash my face again.
I suffer with very sensitive skin and have to be extremely careful with what I put on it to prevent my face from having a nasty reaction and I can confirm that Goodbye Dry does indeed seem to be suitable for sensitive skin. My face has never reacted negatively to it anyway.
All in all I would absolutely recommend this if you suffer with dry skin. It's very effective and has tons of benefits on the skin. I can't think of a single bad word to say about. Five stars from me.
Is Goodbye Dry my perfect moisture match? Yes if you are looking for a daily moisturiser specifically formulated for dry to very dry skin to protect it from feeling tight, uncomfortable and dehydrating day after day. Goodbye dry is your ticket to plumper, silky soft skin. Why is it different? At Garnier we know that different skin has different needs, that's why we created Moisture Match - our new generation of tailor-made daily 24H moisturisers. With a variety of specialised textures of carefully selected ingredients, each moisturiser is customised to match specific skin needs. How does it match my skin? -Tailored texture: Ultra-rich and ultra-hydrating cream - non greasy and quick to absorb. -Tailored formula: Enriched with Camellia oil, known for its nourishing properties it immediately leaves your skin feeling soothed and silky soft. Nourished with moisture, your skin feels plumper and looks dewy. You can feel the difference. -24H hydration: Goodbye Dry is enriched with a patented hydrating active and reinforces the skin's barrier function, helping your skin to maintain its level of hydration. Apply in the morning and evening all over the face to visibly improve skin texture. Tested on sensitive skin. Paraben Free.


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Girl Who Sucked A Bloody Tampon + Dude Who Ate A Poop Sundae = True Love
Giovanna Plowman and Dino Bruscia, a gross-out, viral video power couple, truly are soul mates. And they are disgusting. Fifteen-year-old Giovanna made a video of herself pulling out her own tampon and sucking on it. Full disclosure: I was unable to watch it. My visceral response was too overwhelming — but I did force myself to listen to it. I believe there was vomit involved. This video is so gross that YouTube and its users deemed it too gross for internet and pulled it. That takes a lot. Then, Giovanna tweeted in protest, "what i did was stupid…so what?! i'll be on ellen, ill get verified, i'm getting money to show up at some parties!!" Would tampon sucking be appropriate for "Ellen?" I can't even.
But never mind all the haters, Giovanna has one loyal supporter: Dino Bruscia, better known as the guy who made a video of himself eating a poop sundae. For those of you who are not familiar with a poop sundae, it's a mixture of your own poop, sprinkles and ice cream. Happy ending time: Dino Tweeted, "me and tampin girl are married!" And I'm still single? If he's serious, he'd better learn how to spell tampon correctly. We wish them bloody, poopy kisses forever and ever. I've included their very, very, very NSFW videos after the jump for those strong of stomach. Not me. [Uproxx]


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Jennifer Aniston Gets All Weepy When Discussing Engagement On "Chelsea Lately"
Jennifer Aniston and Chelsea Handler are homies, so when Chelsea brought up Jen's engagement to Justin Theroux on a recent episode of "Chelsea Lately," the actress's cool facade came down. Fanning her face as very real tears brimmed in her eyes, Jen is clearly super stoked to be tying the knot. I don't blame her and not just because she found love and all that good stuff — after so many years of the press hounding her, who wouldn't shed a tear over no longer being Hollywood's "saddest" single woman?


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August 19, 2012 -- Why the Science of Matter Matters: Chemistry, Art, and You -- Guest: Mike Haaf
August 24, 2012 01:37 PM PDT
What's the first thing that pops into your mind when I say the words "organic chemistry"? I bet it's not art! It's probably something like "premed" or "long nights of studying," but art is definitely not the first thing you think of in relation to organic chemistry. But they do indeed have some things in common. Like a chef needs to understand his ingredients, artists need to understand their materials – and that's where chemistry comes into play. Mike Haaf, professor of chemistry at Ithaca College and co-instructor of a popular course called Chemistry and Art, joins host Jenny Nelson to talk about how he makes chemistry interesting and fun.
August 12, 2012 -- Putting the 'Fun' in Fungi -- Guest: Kathie Hodge
August 13, 2012 11:28 AM PDT
One of my favorite guests I've had on this show is Kathie Hodge, Professor of Mycology in the Department of Plant Pathology & Plant-Microbe Biology at Cornell University, and she joins me again to talk about her favorite thing: fungi. She's an expert on mushrooms and other members of the fungi kingdom, and her infectious curiosity about the world around us inspires students and regular folks alike.
August 5, 2012 -- Tell me a story! -- Guests: Eliud and Meredith Nieves
August 02, 2012 11:09 PM PDT
Storytelling is one of the oldest and most basic forms of communication and teaching. In the sciences, however, storytelling is often jettisoned for the cold, hard facts. What could scientists learn from storytellers, and how can the teaching of science be improved through the art of storytelling? Our guests today, here to help us explore these questions, are Eliud and Merideth Nieves, professional storytellers in the Ithaca area. Listen all the way to the end to hear one of Eliud's signature stories, The King of the Jungle!
June 24, 2012 -- The Art of Mixology -- Guest: Roland Coggin
August 03, 2012 02:39 PM PDT
For the last year, the live Science Cabaret that takes place in downtown Ithaca at Lot 10 on Cayuga Street has been graced by the amazing cocktail stylings of one Mr. Roland Coggin. For each event, he whips up a tasty topical beverage. He's got catchy names for them, but he also goes above and beyond, researching the Science Cabaret topic and developing a drink that incorporates ingredients that relate to the science on display at the evening event. For instance, when Science Cabaret hosted an event about creative robots, Roland cooked up the HAL9000 cocktail and wrote a delightful introduction for imbibers. The ingredients in the HAL9000 playfully fit the acronym: Hendrick's Gin, Aperol, and lemon juice, along with simple syrup, soda, and a hand-carved cucumber robot. Roland shares his philosophy on the art of tending bar, his favorite alcoholic concoctions, and the sensitive job of lending an ear to contemplative drinkers.
June 17, 2012 -- Slime! It's so much cooler than you think -- Guest: Andy Smith
June 15, 2012 01:11 PM PDT
Snails and slugs are perhaps best known for their slowness and their slime. Those silver trails snails leave all over your yard: that's slime. That sticky stuff that slugs have coating their body: that's slime. Snail and slug lime has some pretty amazing properties -- it's 97% water, and it can serve as either a lubricant for the slippery suckers to get from one place to another, or as a glue for them to hang out in one spot for a while. Slugs also use their slime as a defense mechanism, secreting buckets of it when attacked. The defensive slime is unusually sticky, and any predator that gets a mouthful of it may have trouble opening its mouth for some time. Andy Smith, Ithaca College professor of biology and self-professed snail lover, talks with host Jenny Nelson about why these slime machines are so interesting.
April 8, 2012 -- I <3 Hyenas -- Guest: Sarah Benson-Amram
April 08, 2012 12:59 PM PDT
One of the lessons we're learning during our month of focusing on sustainability is how important even the most deplored of creatures -- such as mosquitoes, or hyenas -- are to the health of our global ecosystem. We can also learn from the complex societies of hyenas about how humans evolved intelligence. Hyenas get a bad rap, but they're actually very interesting and, surprisingly, loving animals. Our guest, Sarah Benson-Amram, postdoctoral research in zoology and ecology at Michigan State University, studied hyenas for 2 years in the Masai Mara of Kenya, challenging them with "puzzles" to better understand how these highly social creatures figure out problems and learn from each other.
April 1, 2012 -- Caring for our gardens and trees in the face of climate change -- Guest: Nina Bassuk
April 08, 2012 12:46 PM PDT
April is Sustainability Month, and we're celebrating at Science Cabaret on Air with shows about topics related to sustainability -- which, luckily, spans a wide range of disciplines! -- every Sunday this month. Our first interview is with Nina Bassuk, professor of horticulture at Cornell University and program leader of the Urban Horticulture Institute at Cornell.
March 25, 2012 -- 12 in 12 for 12 -- Guest: Gabby Wild
April 08, 2012 12:48 PM PDT
March 11, 2012 -- Getting SMART Around the World -- Guests: Jenny Nelson, Hunter Gradie and Morgann Ross
March 25, 2012 09:32 AM PDT
CIIFAD's Student Multidisciplinary Applied Research Team (SMART) Program brings together teams of students and faculty from diverse disciplines and pairs them with firms, organizations, or community groups located in developing countries for short-term consulting projects. In this episode of Science Cabaret On Air, Jenny Nelson, the SMART Program Coordinator, and two former team members talk with host Joanna Drivalas about their experiences on their international adventures and what it means to bring that information back home.
February 19, 2012 -- Do You Belive in Magic? -- Guest: Alex Stone
February 21, 2012 09:00 AM PST
Magicians can make us see things that aren't there, and can hide things from us in plain view. How do they DO that? Are we so easily duped, or is there something truly supernatural in their abilities? Alex Stone, author of the new book Fooling Houdini: Magicians, Mentalists, Math Geeks and the Hidden Powers of the Mind, joins host Jenny Nelson to talk about how magicians learn the tricks of their trade, why magic is so addictive, and how he managed to get kicked out of his local chapter of the Society of American Magicians.
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Thursday, May 10, 2012 at 10:47AM
I don't think believing that (God ordained) marriage is between a man and a woman and believing that secular government should have equal laws and rights for all of its citizens is hypocritical or "political" in the sense of pandering. My personal religious beliefs should not impact my ability to do what's fair, equitable, and constitutional for others who don't share those beliefs. I believe that's Obama's stance. As he's not an ordinary citizen like me
, it makes sense (to me) why he would not take this on as his campaign agenda in a first term - taking on universal healthcare, the financial crisis, and the war impacted most if not all Americans, while taking on rights for GLBT citizens would not have (even though some on both sides say it does).
Also, he had the whole being Black thing to deal with - I'm not sure even Black voters, especially all of the many conservative Black voters, would have been able to cast aside their opposition of gay marriage to vote for him in a first term. I believe Hilary would have won if he'd done that. Political aspirations aside, most good leaders' priorities would also be working on more global, universal issues full steam, and chipping away at other important but less global concerns, such as same sex marriage, over time - Obama has done this.
I don't know if it was wise for him to say this at this time, but I think it's honorable. It is a calculated risk I'm sure, with many great political minds behind the how if not the what/why, but now it's officially on the agenda, and he won't have to listen to opposing folks say he pulled a bait and switch if he had waited until after the elections to announce this. I'm not sure what he will accomplish, but so far his track record is pretty good for focusing on and meeting his campaign goals, even if the solutions don't appease everyone. Change takes time - the Civil Rights Act and all we include today as related took 8 years and 3 additional tries. I don't see any less bipartisanship now than then, and perhaps more with Obama in office. I think he's doing a pretty decent job with all he's facing, and I was a Hilary supporter.
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