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State-Fish Art Expo Coming to Texas
Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center to Coordinate Contest, Host National Event
ATHENS, Texas-The Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center (TFFC) has agreed to host the 2010 national State-Fish Art expo next July.
"The Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center is an ideal location to host the expo," said TFFC director Allen Forshage. "We have a conference center, aquaria and educational exhibits and stocked fishing ponds on-site. Athens is conveniently located just 1.5 hours southeast of Dallas, and the community fully supports TFFC's activities."
For the past three years TFFC has managed the Texas division of the national conservation art contest, and during that time Texas has led the country in the number of entries. Last year 624 Texas students in grades 4-12 submitted entries, a fourth of all the entries nationwide.
"We're thrilled that Texas, the leading State-Fish Art state, offered to host the expo to highlight the national winners in true Texas style," said Doug Grann, president of Wildlife Forever, national sponsor of the contest. "By moving the expo to Texas, we hope to inspire other states' participation and get more students to enter the contest."
The State-Fish Art contest is open to all students in public, private or home schools and requires submission of a one-page essay and a drawing of an officially recognized state fish. Entry deadline is March 31 each year.
Educators who wish to have their students enter the contest can download the free "State-Fish Art Contest Lesson Plan" at http://www.statefishart.com. The interdisciplinary curriculum includes lessons and activities, a species identification section profiling each state fish, a glossary and student worksheets.
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The public portion of the State-Fish Art Expo will be held July 17, 2010 and will feature fishing, instructional seminars and demonstrations and a display of all the state and national contest winners. Plans are being made for a day-long schedule of events with food booths and outdoor activities and displays that the public can enjoy in addition to viewing the artwork and voting for the People's Choice Award. Public admission to the expo and related activities will be included with paid admission to TFFC.
One outstanding piece of artwork each year is selected for the Art of Conservation Award, and a commemorative stamp featuring the artwork is produced for sale. Proceeds from sales of the stamp are used to fund conservation projects. In 2007 a drawing of a Guadalupe bass, the Texas state fish, by Eagle Lake student Clayton Bowen, was selected as the Art of Conservation winner. The 2010 winner will be unveiled at the expo.
Support for the Texas division of the contest and the expo are provided by the Toyota Texas Bass Classic, which makes it possible for the top three Texas entries in each grade level to win cash prizes. First place in grades 10-12 wins $1,000; second place $750; third place $500. Prizes in the 4-6 and 7-9 grade levels are $100 for first; $75 for second; $50 for third.
Located in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, Wildlife Forever is a non-profit multi-species conservation organization dedicated to conserving America's wildlife heritage. Working at the grassroots level, Wildlife Forever has funded conservation projects in all 50 states, committing millions of dollars to "on the ground" efforts. Wildlife Forever supports habitat restoration and enhancement, land acquisition, research and management of fish and wildlife populations.
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Medical sales covers a number of different areas including medical devices, medical marketing and pharmaceuticals.
But do you know the difference between these categories?
Medical device sales roles differ from pharmaceuticals: medical devices are sold to hospitals or local healthcare communities. A medical device is a tangible product (as opposed to selling a service or pharmaceuticals) which can range from disposables such as wound care, swabs etc. to high end capital products such as MRI equipment. The number of products in your portfolio can range from a wide range of accessories and consumables, or you may specialise in one particular area (e.g. spinal implants).
Being a medical sales rep does not just stop once the product has been sold. Many roles involve training, presentations and demonstrations. This can involve being in cardiac surgery for example, standing alongside the surgeon, demonstrating how exactly your product is used. Many wound and continence products are sold to community teams, so you will have to build relationships with district/practice nurses, nurse advisors etc. in order to sell and then demonstrate your product.
Medical sales jobs can be very high pressured and will involve targets (whether it be number of products sold, orders signed, customers met). Medical sales can be very rewarding for those dedicated, target-driven and highly motivated to succeed.
If you are a graduate looking for your first medical sales job, there are some things to try before applying:
There are a range of resources that can assist candidates with their applications across our website. In the first instance give us a call, we can help to assess your suitability for a medical sales job and support you in the application process to ensure you are matched to the best role.
Marketing is a fast paced world, but unlike a medical sales representative, most medical marketing staff will be office based – apart from visits to conferences or courses. The marketing department will be supporting the sales representative by providing great sales materials and product POS material.
To get into medical marketing, some experience in a medical field is required for a thorough understanding of the products, their features and benefits. A CIM qualification or a (marketing) degree is always more attractive for an employer.
Some of the tasks may include:
There are often positions in junior roles (Marketing Assistants) available for those starting out in marketing. Sometimes people may make the transition from a medical sales rep role to the marketing department, although this would often occur 'in-house'.
Pharmaceutical candidates can come from a range sectors:
The main aim of the role is to make sales of pharmaceutical drugs to clients. These may be existing clients but you will also be tasked with generating new income. The job will involve highlighting the benefits and appropriate use of the drug. You will often start in a primary care setting, selling to GPs, before moving on to a secondary care (or Hospital Specialist) role where your portfolio will become more niche and you will be selling to key staff within hospitals. Candidates will need to be self-motivated, confident and possess good commercial/business awareness. As a pharmaceutical sales rep, you will have to take the ABPI exam.
Looking for medical sales jobs? Interested in employment within the healthcare sales representative field? Then let our expert team here at Advance Recruitment help you to find the medical sales job which suits your skills, experience and help guide you along your chosen career path. We specialise in recruiting professionals throughout the UK, providing services to healthcare and ethical pharmaceutical companies, and our focus is always on finding the best fit between companies and candidate.
The consultants in the business have a very long tenure which means that we not only are we extremely knowledgeable about our sector, but we have built up a huge network of candidates over the years.
We take great pride on doing the best possible job for both candidates and clients alike, and consistently receive extremely positive feedback from our customers. We recruit for all levels of staff within our sector from Nurse Advisors and Medical Sales Reps, to Managers and Sales & Marketing Directors. When we work for our customers, we do so on the basis that it's not just what we do for you now, but also how we can work with you in the future.
If you are looking to apply for a medical sales job in the UK or Ireland then search using the box above, or send us your CV today and let us bring details of the perfect medical sales job right to your inbox. You can also sign up for job alerts so we can keep you up to date on the latest vacancies as they become available.
Medical Sales Representatives play a key part in the clinical process and work to provide healthcare providers and hospitals with the best devices and supplies for the needs of their patients and their budget. The main customers being Doctors, Nurses, Surgeons and procurement.
This means that as well as being engaging and having the sales skills to push a product forward, you should also be adept at identifying the needs of a client and ensuring that they provide them with the solutions and products they require to give the right care to their patients.
The main duties which make up the majority of a standard working day include:
The right candidate will have the following skills:
A healthcare sales job can be extremely lucrative and rewarding for the right candidate. One of the better rewards is the generous salary you will most likely receive from your employer. As a territory manager, for example, your basic salary could be up to £50k a year with extensive bonuses and incentives.
We have a range of resources that can help you in your search for ideal healthcare vacancy. From training, experience and interview tips:
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A good place to start with quick questions for other users.
- Teiid-Users
- http://community.jboss.org/en/teiid?view=discussions
- Teiid-Dev
- http://community.jboss.org/en/teiid/dev
Mailing Lists
- teiid-users
- https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/teiid-users
- A good place to start with quick questions for other users. Alternative to forums, but we prefer forum as they are searchable easily.
- teiid-announce
- https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/teiid-announce
- Low volume list for release announcements and other major happenings, used by project leads.
The following mailing lists relate to Teiid development. Usage questions should be directed to the forum or the users list.
- teiid-dev
- https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/teiid-dev
- Quick discussion list for developers. This list is preferable to IRC, however any significant discussion should get captured in a forum topic or a JIRA.
- teiid-issues
- https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/teiid-issues
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LRI researchers are making significant headway in treating antiphospholipid syndrome (APS)– a life-threatening complication of lupus.
Recently published results from research funded by LRI show an innovative experimental treatment in animal models has real potential to prevent blood clots in APS. In addition, another LRI funded study now underway at Harvard University is testing whether a common food supplement can prevent APS blood clotting.
What is APS?
APS is an autoimmune disorder in which, for reasons not yet understood, the immune system makes antibodies that attack blood cells. The damaged cells clump together to form blood clots that can cause such serious conditions as stroke, heart attack and kidney damage. APS is also associated with pregnancy complications, including miscarriage and pre-eclampsia.
Currently lupus patients with APS are treated with blood thinners to prevent clotting. However, these medicines can cause internal bleeding – a dangerous side effect.
Two LRI-Funded Studies Show Potential to Prevent Blood Clotting
With an LRI Novel Research Grant, Dr. Natalie Beglova and colleagues at Harvard Medical School are investigating the potential of a molecule they call A1-A1, designed as a treatment to specifically block blood clotting caused by antiphospholipid syndrome.
Dr. Beglova's team found that A1-A1 significantly reduced the size of blood clots formed in the blood vessels of lupus mice with APS antibodies. Importantly the normal blood clotting that is not caused by antibodies, which is essential to prevent bleeding, was unaffected. The study was recently published in the leading medical journal Blood.
"We are very encouraged by these early results which suggest that A1-A1 can be used as a prototype for the development of new anti-clotting treatments for patients with APS, " said Dr. Beglova.
Another Promising Study to Prevent APS
Also at Harvard Dr. Bruce Furie, is using his LRI Novel Research Grant to explore whether rutin, an FDA approved food supplement, may be able to prevent clotting caused by APS antibodies.
Dr. Furie and his brother Dr. Richard Furie at North Shore-LIJ Health System are using cutting-edge imaging techniques to visualize the formation of clots in the blood vessels of live mice to work out which blood cell type and which protein on the surface of blood cells is targeted by the clot-causing autoantibodies. They are currently testing rutin in mouse models of APS.
"If it proves to be effective we anticipate moving quickly to clinical trials in patients, as the drug has already been deemed safe as a food supplement by the US Food and Drug Administration," noted Dr. Bruce Furie.
What a New Treatment Could Mean to Patients
69- year old Barbara most objects to the uncertainty antiphospholipid syndrome causes. "Because taking Coumadin can cause the blood to become too thin, every day feels like a stack of cards in the wind! Research for antiphospholipid syndrome is a wonderland of hope for all of us living with its cloud."


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Products Affected
The operating systems of most Cisco products that support Daylight Saving Time (DST) have built in mechanisms to automatically change the times, based on current user-selected rules. Once the new DST is implemented, the time on devices that maintain time zone information will continue to change according to the old method, unless changes are made.
The time zone update reflects the recent Daylight Savings Time (DST) extensions announced by the New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs (see New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs official DST announcement). In New Zealand beginning September 2007, DST will start one week earlier than usual and end two weeks later. Specifically, New Zealand DST will start at 2:00 A.M. on the last Sunday in September and end the first Sunday in April at 3:00 A.M.
Without making the modification detailed in this field notice, operating systems and applications that reference New Zealand local time will be off by one hour during two distinct periods:
1) Last Sunday in September - first Sunday in October
2) Last two Sundays in March - first Sunday in April
On April 30, 2007, the Minister of Internal Affairs issued a statement regarding a change in Daylight Saving Time policy for New Zealand. The change in policy has modified the start and end dates for Daylight Saving Time (DST). Beginning in 2007 and beyond, Daylight Saving Time in New Zealand will start on the last Sunday of September at 2:00 A.M. local time and end on the first Sunday of April at 3:00 A.M. local time.
Specifically for 2007-2008, Daylight Saving Time will begin at 2:00 A.M. local time on September 30, 2007, and end at 3:00 A.M. local time on April 6, 2008.
For more information, see the statement issued by the Minister of Internal Affairs: Daylight saving to be extended.
The old Daylight Saving Time policy dictated that DST started on the first Sunday in October and ended on the third Sunday in March.
This notice is intended to both alert you to the specific impact of the Daylight Savings Time change and to detail the necessary steps that should be taken to be in compliance with the specified changes.
Microsoft Windows Considerations
In general, many Cisco contact center product components rely on the underlying Microsoft Windows operating system to manifest time zone context, including DST start and end event timing. For this reason, all Cisco contact center customers must adhere to Microsoft's guidance for Windows system maintenance to ensure their systems are updated for the New Zealand DST change.
Windows Server 2003, Server 2003 Service Pack 1 and Server 2003 Service Pack 2 customers can obtain a software patch from Microsoft that will apply the necessary update to their servers. Client applications running on Windows XP SP2 can likewise obtain this update. See the Microsoft link following this paragraph.
Windows 2000 Server customers should contact Microsoft regarding procedures applicable to their version of the operating system, and to patch availability as it applies to holders of an extended support agreement (if applicable). Windows 2000 Server customers may also use the Microsoft TZEDIT tool to alter DST information.
See the following Microsoft links describing system preparation and steps, and also Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) article numbers 933360 and 933853.
Daylight Saving Time Help and Support Center
Preparing for Daylight Saving Time changes in 2007
Microsoft Support Knowledge Base 933360
Microsoft Support Knowledge Base 933853
Sun Java Considerations
A number of Cisco contact center products are implemented using Sun Java technology. Sun Microsystems recommends that you use the latest Sun Java SE platform JDK or JRE update release as the preferred vehicle for delivering time zone data updates. However, the time zone update tool - TZUpdater - provides a means of updating installed Java Development Kit (JDK) and Java Runtime Environment (JRE) software with more recent time zone data while leaving other system configuration and dependencies unchanged. This reduces the risk of introducing incompatibilities or unexpected behavior with a completely updated JDK/JRE. It is for this reason that Cisco recommends the use of the TZUpdater tool for the New Zealand DST changes.
Please note that Sun has provided updated time zone information for the New Zealand DST change beginning in the following JDK/JRE releases: J2SE 1.3.1_18, J2SE 1.4.2_15, JSE 6.0 (1.6.0_02). Sun has not released an update for the New Zealand DST change in Java 2 SE 5.0 (1.5.0) yet (scheduled for release on November 1, 2007) so the TZUpdater tool is the only available solution for this release of the JDK/JRE.
TZUpdater 1.2.2 must be used to update the J2SE 1.4.2 and 1.5.0 JDK/JRE.
The TZUpdater tool cannot be used for J2SE 1.3.1. Upgrade to the latest release of this version is required to facilitate automatic adjustment for the New Zealand DST changes. An alternative option is to manually update the system clock at the DST start and stop times.
Cisco Support Tools
For Support Tools 1.0(1), the JRE that is used is no longer supported by Sun. Users of Support Tools 1.0(1) should upgrade to 2.0(1) or 2.1(1).
The Cisco Support Tools option consists of a Server (installed on a dedicated machine) and Node Agent(s) (installed on the Voice component that is be supported). These applications will require the Windows patches, as described in the Workaround/Solution section. In addition, the Support Tools Server has dependencies on the JRE which will require updating to apply the relevant DST fixes over the version that was initially shipped. Version 1.4.2 of the JDK was shipped with Support Tools 2.0 (server), while version 1.5.0 of the JRE was shipped with Support Tools 2.1. Sun's TZupdater can be run against the respective version of each JDK/JRE to implement the required update.
Because the Support Tools JRE is maintained in a private file area, instructions specific to the product file structure are provided in the Workaround/Solution section.
Microsoft Windows Considerations
Failure to update the Windows operating system using Microsoft's recommendations relevant to your specific Windows version as described above will result in inaccurate time/date references from various aspects of the Contact Center solution.
Cisco Support Tools
Failure to update the Support Tools server with the respective JRE update will result in incorrect scheduling of log collection and associated date/time references across events and logged information. Diagnostic tools dashboard functions will continue to work, but without time relational operations guaranteed.
Microsoft Windows Considerations
Apply the Windows system maintenance (patch or manual process, as appropriate) per the Microsoft guidelines referenced in the Background section of this field notice. Questions or special consideration issues should be provided directly to Microsoft. Cisco contact center customers have responsibility for administering their own Windows server operating system.
To update the Java technology used in the following products and/or product components, go to the Java SE Downloads page to obtain the JDK US DST Timezone Update Tool -version 1.2.2. Follow the installation instructions provided in the ReadMe.
Cisco Support Tools
The Support Tools Server has a dependency on CVP 4.x for CVP 4.0 task scheduling and log collection which might be affected by the DST change. When you update the JRE on the Support Tools Server, please remember to also update the JRE on your CVP 4.x systems. Update CVP first. Please consult the Field Notice: FN 62924 - Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal (CVP) - Considerations for Daylight Saving Time Change 2007 for New Zealand for more information about doing this.
Otherwise, you can perform this update before or after you update other Cisco applications for the DST update.
To update the Support Tools Server JRE/JDK, use the JDK US DST Timezone Update Tool 1.2.1 as follows:
Visit the Java SE Downloads page with your browser of choice.
On this page, select the download button next to this download:
JDK US DST Timezone Update Tool - 1.2.2
Note: You will need to log into a Sun Online Account before downloading the patch tool. If you do not have a Sun Online Account, you can register for one free-of-charge. A valid email address is required for registration.
Note: Do not be concerned about the reference to "US DST" in the title - version 1.2.1 does indeed have updated DST information for New Zealand.
Download the patch to a folder of your choice on the Support Tools system. The patch comes in the form of a Zip file.
Unzip the contents of the patch to the same folder. There should now be a file present named "tzupdater.jar"
Stop the Cisco CCBU Support Tools HTTP Server Service from Services menu.
Open a command-line window and browse to the path where "tzupdater.jar" is located.
Issue the following from the command-line:
For Support Tools Server 2.0:
\SupportTools\jdk\bin\java -jar tzupdater.jar -u -v
For Support Tools Server 2.1:
\SupportTools\jre\bin\java -jar tzupdater.jar -u -v
Where "u" and "v" are both lower-case letters. Again, this entire command is issued from a command-line window after browsing to the same folder as where "tzupdater.jar" is located.
The output from the above command should be similar to the following (where "xxx" is "jdk" for Support Tools 2.0, or "jre" for Support Tools 2.1; note the JDK/JRE versions number may differ depending on what updates may have been applied over time):
java.home: C:\SupportTools\xxx java.vendor: Sun Microsystems Inc. java.version: 1.4.2_03-b02 [or 1.5.0_05] JRE time zone data version: tzdata200nn Embedded time zone data version: tzdata2007f Extracting files... done. Renaming directories... done. Validating the new time zone data... done. Time zone data update is complete.
To verify the update was successful, issue this command:
For Support Tools Server 2.0:
\SupportTools\jdk\bin\java -jar tzupdater.jar -u
For Support Tools Server 2.1:
\SupportTools\jre\bin\java -jar tzupdater.jar -u
Verify the returned text is "You have the same version as the embedded one." Note the lack of a "-v" in the above command.
Start Cisco CCBU Support Tools HTTP Server Service from Services menu.
Updated TZUpdater version to 1.2.2 in Background and Workaround/Solution sections.
Initial Public Release
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PASADENA – Rescuers rushed a man to a trauma center in critical condition Saturday after his Ford Mustang was involved in a crash with a big rig, authorities said.
The crash was reported about 12:05 p.m. on the westbound 210 Freeway at Allen Avenue, California Highway Patrol Officer Christian Cracraft said.
Firefighters had to cut the man's Ford Mustang apart to free him from the wreckage, which had become entangled with the big rig, Pasadena Fire Department spokeswoman Lisa Derderian said.
He was taken to Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena with major injuries, she added. A description of the injured man was not available.
The crash blocked the Allen Avenue offramp of the westbound 210 Freeway, prompting officials to issue a Sig Alert that remained in effect for more than an hour, officials said.
No arrests were initially made at the scene, Cracraft said.
The cause of the crash was being investigated by the CHP's Altadena Office.
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New black & white Legacy Series and Retro Cloth Series 3...
To insure your action figure collection, get in touch with Collectibles Insurance, the official insurance company of the Figures.com network. Say "Figures.com" to get 5% off your first term premiums.
To buy action figures, take a look at BigBadToyStore.com, RedfordFilms.com, Toynk.com, PastGenerationToys.com, BriansToys.com, ToyWiz.com, and MonkeyDepot.com.
This fall will be a great season for Universal Monsters fans. Not only will Universal release eight classic Universal Monsters movies on Blu-ray for the first time, Diamond Select Toys will also be paying tribute to the origins of the most famous monsters on Earth. True, you've already seen DST's upcoming assortments of 7-inch action figures (see HERE) and 2-inch Minimates (HERE), as well as their new line of 8-inch vinyl bust banks (HERE), but they aren't done yet! There are still two more DST products to announce for the Universal Monsters in 2012, and they're both a blast from the past.
Last year, DST honored the cinematic origins of the Mummy, the Wolfman and the Creature from the Black Lagoon by releasing them as a boxed set of black-and-white figures (read our review HERE) - the way they were originally seen in theaters - dubbed the Legacy Series. Well, this year, DST is adding to the legacy with a boxed set of Dracula, Frankenstein and the Bride of Frankenstein, all in stunning black-and-white (picture above). With sculpting by Gabriel Marquez, Rudy Garcia and Jean St. Jean, these 7-inch figures will come packaged in a beautiful display box, but each will also come with a base for out-of-package display.
The final Universal Monsters products to hit in 2012 will be from the past, as well - this time the distant 1970s! DST's 8-inch Retro Cloth Series 3 will bring us the Bride of Frankenstein and the Creature from the Black Lagoon in the style of vintage 1970s toy lines like Remco's Universal Monsters or Mego's World's Greatest Monsters. With real fabric clothing designed by retro experts EMCE Toys, these figures will bring out the kid in you... or at least show you how your parents lived way back when.
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Corn futures declined significantly prior to the midday release of the USDA WASDE and Crop Production reports, which probably reflected early U.S. dollar gains. Those seemed somewhat bearish for the corn market, since they forecast the carryout for both 2012/13 and 2013/14 slightly above average industry predictions. July corn fell 16.75 cents to $6.32/bushel late Friday morning, while December dropped 13.0 cents to $5.285.
Prices across the soy complex were mixed Friday morning. The midsession WASDE and Crop Production reports changed that, with futures moving modestly lower in concert with the grain markets. As with the corn forecasts, 2012/13 and 2013/14 carryout stocks were projected at levels above generally anticipated levels. July soybean futures had dipped 3.5 cents to $14.0525/bushel just before noon CDT Friday, while July soyoil lost 0.04 cents to 49.18 cents/pound, and July soybean meal slid $2.2 to $411.0/ton.
Wheat futures came under considerable downward pressure Friday morning, as traders reacted badly to the U.S. dollar advance. The USDA WASDE and Crop Production data published later in the morning were apparently construed as being bearish by traders, since prices continued declining after the numbers were released. July CBOT wheat futures dove 18.75 cents to $7.0475/bushel around midsession Friday while July KCBT wheat plunged 18.75 cents to $7.605, and July MGE futures tumbled 17.0 cents to $8.085.
News of surprising cash market weakness undercut cattle futures despite record-high beef prices this week. Traders obviously expect much more spot market slippage over the next few weeks, which largely explains the CME weakness seen Friday morning. Cattle futures did not react significantly to the USDA reports. June cattle dipped 0.22 cents to 120.32 cents/pound in early Friday morning trading, while December skidded 0.12 cents to 125.17. Feeder cattle futures rose slightly in response to the prospect of lower feed costs. August advanced 0.35 cents to 146.32 cents/pound, while November moved 0.27 cents higher to 151.27.
Chicago hog prices remained under pressure Friday morning despite recent cash and wholesale strength. The futures weakness almost surely reflects the growing belief that the early-spring hog/pork rally has run its course. As with cattle futures, the swine market also responded little to the USDA reports. June hog futures descended 0.32 cents to 90.25 cents/pound, while December futures lost 0.60 cents to 77.05.


text: Spinning out of the current events in the monthly WITCHBLADE series, regular series writer Ron Marz (ION, SAMURAI: HEAVEN & EARTH) delivers the story that fans have been asking for since the pivotal WITCHBLADE #100 the birth of Sara Pezzini's child and the truth behind her mysterious pregnancy! This First Look introduces new fans to the events leading into FIRST BORN as well as an exclusive early look at the event itself. FIRST BORN is a self-contained fully painted 3-issue series involving the entirety of the Top Cow Universe. Details of the series have been closely guarded, but one thing is certain... Baby Makes Three.


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Deputy seriously injured in shooting to be released from hospital
BOISE, Idaho (KBOI) - The Canyon County Sheriff's Office says a deputy seriously injured by a shooting earlier this week is expected to be released from the hospital.
Officials say 27-year-old Kyle Allen Batt, shot two deputies late Tuesday evening after officials were attempting to contact him regarding an earlier crime in Caldwell. | Photos from the Scene
One deputy was treated and released at a hospital while the other was listed in serious condition after getting shot twice in the arm. The Canyon County Sheriff's Office told KBOI-TV that the deputy is expected to be released Saturday.
"The prognosis is better than good," said Sheriff Chris Smith. "It's amazing."
The deputy will be escorted by a police motorcade from St. Alphonsus to Nampa High School for his son's football game.
Law enforcement officers from Canyon County, Ada County, Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell and Idaho State Police are expected to participate in the motorcade as a show of support for their fellow officer.
Batt, who has not been charged, is still in serious condition at St. Alphonsus. Deputies say when confronted, he attempted to shoot himself.


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Tar Heels stomp Cavaliers; more Designated Reads
• North Carolina 37, Virginia 13. That sure got away from us in a hurry, didn't it? A 36-yard interception return by UNC's Tre Boston late in the first half broke the game open at 20-10, and apart from a lone third-quarter field goal the Cavaliers would not threaten again. Bryn Renner wrapped up the evening with 29-of-36 pass attempts completed, good for 315 yards and three touchdowns. His favored target, Quinshad Davis, recorded 178 receiving yards on 16 catches, and Gio Bernard added 57 yards rushing and 47 receiving yards with one score. Erik Highsmith caught two of Renner's three scoring passes. UVA is out of postseason contention but could still prevent Virginia Tech from going to a bowl with a win next Saturday in Blacksburg. [BOX | RECAP]
• This holiday season, give the gift of vintage sanctions. The COI has imposed a few additional penalties on Tennessee for violations dating from the Lane Kiffin era, which we're only mentioning here because Dave Hart saying "We will finally close the chapter on the prior actions of members of a previous football coaching staff," very shortly before he creates a second coaching staff he'll have to call "previous," gives us the grim giggles.
• What a nice gesture from a nice person. Per a Kansas sports info release: "In an effort to send his 2012 senior class out with a fitting farewell, Kansas football head coach Charlie Weis is offering to foot the bill for all KU students seeking admittance to Saturday's 'Senior Night' game versus Iowa State." Kickoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET. No word on whether journalism students are included in the invitation.
• Shiny! The 2012 Nagurski Trophy finalists were announced Thursday. Still in the running for college football's National Defensive Player of the Year: Jadeveon Clowney, Jarvis Jones, Dee Milliner, Manti Te'o and Bjoern Werner. Winner to be announced on December 3.
• Tidbit of interest, I. Asked and answered:
Interesting email question I received. Kent State's sole loss is to Kentucky. Kentucky's sole win was Kent State. Ever happened before?
— Stewart Mandel (@slmandel) November 15, 2012
Re: Kentucky/Kent St. Per @danweiner, at least since 1960, no Division I/FBS team's only loss has been another team's only win.
— Stewart Mandel (@slmandel) November 15, 2012
• Tidbit of interest, II. DID YOU KNOW ... that Jordan Lynch's weeknight MACtion performance against Toledo this week made him the first player in FBS history to record more than 400 yards passing and 150 rushing in a single game?
• Roster blotter. We may be in for some symbolic Denard Robinson on Michigan's senior day ... two suspended BYU players are facing misdemeanor assault charges ... Sheldon Richardson will be suspended for Missouri's game against Syracuse ... Tennessee's Deion Bonner is suspended indefinitely.
• Schedule matters. BYU and UNLV have scheduled a home-and-home series to be played in 2014 and 2015, the schools announced yesterday, with UNLV also signing on to play a two-game series with Central Michigan in 2013 and 2016.
• Tweet of the day. In a perfect world ...
It's absurd and against the rules, but let's start a Big Boi for Heisman campaign just so we can see him interact with Collin Klein.Misc. Remembering a famous MIT hack Dennis Dodd on the heritage of Kenjon Barner gets infographical for Johnny Football correct attitude about fights in sports happy birthday to Georgia's Watts Dantzler
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To most who pay attention, Dist. 3 Public Regulation Commissioner Doug Howe is a marked improvement over former commissioner Jerome Block, Jr. Block resigned last September after pleading guilty to various felonies and is currently on probation. He remains the poster child of everything that can go wrong in New Mexico politics. Howe, on the other hand, has 30 years of utility experience and a grasp of the issues. Earlier this year, Howe's supporters drafted a petition urging him to run to keep his seat. It didn't work, but Howe still has seven months left at his job. SFR recently sat down with him to talk about his short PRC tenure and what he thinks needs to be done to fix the troubled agency's reputation.
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It really came down to the math of the situation. I had to get my feet on the ground pretty fast here. I'm pretty capable in regulation, so that I could do pretty fast, but I'm a newcomer to politics. That meant if I was going to run, I had to figure out what the mechanics of an election actually are. I would have had to probably get somewhere in the area of 2,000 signatures in a short period of time. I would have had to raise the money for public financing. I would have had to find a campaign manager. And all of that would have had to have been accomplished in two months. I would have had to take a leave of absence from this job after having just been put into it. And I made the calculation that it wasn't worth it. That's not what I got put into this job to do.
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I suppose it was the Block affair that really focused me very intently on what's wrong with this body. To have that many problems in that short of time [almost half of the PRC commissioners have had ethics or legal problems in its two-decade history], the PRC is actually talked about by other utility commissions as being an example of how you don't want to get into the news. In talking with friends, they made me realize that as a citizen of the state, I could either complain about it—which is what I was doing—or I could actually try to do something about it. And since I have the background necessary to be able to do this job, I was convinced by them that I should at least put my name into contention for the governor to consider.
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Eighty percent or more of what we hear are what I call pedestrian items. They tend to be boring to the average person…Then there's the political aspect of this job, as well. You have to be a little bit careful that you haven't already said so much on a subject that the people filing the case are going to say you're disqualified from this case. If you were to say, 'I would never approve a premium increase for Blue Cross Blue Shield,' you've pretty much ruled yourself out. That is something I would caution the people running for this job right now. I've heard some of them say they would freeze all rates. Well, that's utter nonsense. No commissioner has the legal authority to freeze all rates. When you make statements like that, you can actually harm your ability to be one of the deciding commissioners.
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In a report on the results season, John Kim, the head of Australia property research at CLSA Asia-Pacific markets, says that for industrial landlord Goodman, he expects 2013 to be another big year, with solid demand from pension and sovereign funds and the ability to sell assets from its strong development pipeline into new and existing funds.
''We think that industrial warehouse asset values are mispriced relative to office and retail,'' he said.
''Given the headwinds in office and retail, industrial looks strong, with healthy demand and prime rents at pre-GFC levels.
''Additionally, capital values are at four-year highs [$1261 a square metre] and industrial development is subdued.''
The positive outlook is also boosted with speculation that the giant Amazon group still has Australia on its agenda when it can find the appropriate site.
The NSW managing director at Jones Lang LaSalle, Michael Fenton, said he believed Sydney's industrial prices were set to strengthen in 2013 off the back of low supply, with office leasing predicted to make a slow recovery.
In the industrial sector, organic growth and obsolescence of older buildings are set to drive occupiers to seek efficiencies from modern accommodation.
''At this stage, supply looks likely to remain below average for another 18 months at least,'' Mr Fenton said. ''The market fundamentals of steady demand and below-average supply are supportive of low market vacancy and rising rents for existing stock.''
Mr Fenton said that the key drivers of pricing in the industrial sector had been the cost of capital and yield spreads relative to other property sectors.
The NSW divisional director industrial at Savills, Darren Curry, said pre-commitments were driving the industrial leasing market at present and would continue to have a positive effect on future developments. ''On the sales front, Savills recorded $1.25 billion worth of industrial property transactions in 2012, up from $1.06 billion in the previous year,'' Mr Curry said.
Major pre-commitment activity is powering Sydney's industrial property market and is forecast to continue to drive new construction, according to Savills.
Savills' latest Spotlight Sydney Industrial research report shows a total of 866,560 square metres of industrial property was leased in Sydney in 2012.
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This is shampoo and conditioner that is made by Herbal Essences. It is a 2 in 1 product that says it will clean and condition your hair and make it look shinier than before.
You make your hair wet and then apply the shampoo and conditioner, massage it into your hair and scalp and then rinse it off. You should rinse it careful because if you leave any in your hair it will make your head itch and it is quite hard to rinse so it takes a long time, to use a 2 in 1 product is to save time but that is not true if you have got to spend longer rinsing it.
I think this shampoo and conditioner is very bad. I bought it a long time ago and it has been in my cupboard and now I have taken it out again to use it up I can remember why I stopped using it before.
It does not make my hair feel very clean and I am unhappy about that because straight after it has been washed my hair does look and feel clean but that goes away fast and them my hair starts to look like it is greasy, I do not have greasy hair because I use bleach alot so it is dry but this shampoo puts an oily feeling into my hair.
The conditioner doesn't condition my hair either and it is hard to brush and style after I have washed it. The only way it makes my hair shine is because of making it look greasy and I would not like for that to happen so if the only way they can make shine is to do that then I would like instead for my hair to be dull!
This shampoo and conditioner costs about £2.89 and I will not buy it again.
1 Dooyoo Heart but it should have none because it is very bad.
For a dazzling shine!!
I really like the Clairol Herbal essences range of shampoos and I have used quite a few of the different varieties in the past. My favourite one is the dazzling shine which comes in the green bottle.
I colour my hair every eight weeks or so and I find that after the initial brightness it tends to fade quite quickly and doesn't look as dazzling as I want it to so I use this shampoo as I get nearer the end of my colouring to give my hair a boost. I normally use the separate shampoo and conditioner but as I have other conditioners that usually last longer than the shampoos I decided to get a bottle of dazzling shampoo plus conditioner. I find one bottle a lot easier to store in my bathroom than two bottles obviously and of course this is really handy to take away for the weekend or away on holiday.
According to the bottle, "Herbal Essences Dazzling Shine 2 in 1 Shampoo and Conditioner gives high shine in half the time. It is a heady mix with berry, tea and orange flower extracts. Get both shampoo power and conditioning benefits squeezed into one bottle to maintain your hair's moisture balance in one go. Go from normal hair to superstar hair in one gorgeous experience with a deliciously intoxicating fragrance."
I would definitely call this fragrance intoxicating, I love it. It's very fresh and fruity and I really like the tea flavour in it which gives it quite an unusual smell.
The 2 in 1 formula has a gel like consistency but not too thick or gloopy. It lathers up very well and rinses out well do. I never find I have a sticky residue in my hair after using this formula. It's probably a bit thicker than a regular shampoo and after I have used it my hair feels really soft and when I get out of the shampoo it does comb out really well. Normally I don't like a mixture of shampoo and conditioner as I find the conditioner doesn't really work very well but I think this one works perfectly. The instructions tell you to lather, rinse and enjoy and I find that just one application is enough and perfect for me.
A 400 ml bottle costs £3.89 and is a good 2 in 1 buy in my opinion.
I usually use separate shampoo and conditioner, and usually a salon branded variety at that, but recently I went on holiday for a few nights and wanted a smaller bottle to take with me. I opted for this dazzling shine 2 in 1 from herbal essences because I found it for a good price (£1.50 for 250.ml) in home bargains.
It comes in a green squeezy plastic bottle as pictured and the product is extracted by simply squeezing through the flip top. This particular 2 in 1 is for normal hair and is aimed as giving a shine to your hair. It contains berry, tea and orange flower extracts.
The shampoo and conditioner is creamy in appearance and quite runny too. It smells gorgeous and really fresh as soon as you pour onto the palm of your hand and this gets even stronger as you lather it in your hair. I do use quite a lot per application but I do have long, thick hair. I find you need a generous amount to get a decent lather though and it certainly doesn't lather as easily as other shampoo I have used. It rinses easily from my hair though and leaves it feeling clean but not dry at all. Disappointing, the smell is not very strong on my hair but what scent remains does last a long time and I love the subtle wafts of it I get throughout the day. I didn't find it gave my hair any more shine than usual although it did leave it feeling in pretty good condition.
Overall, this was a pretty decent buy. It is convenient to use, smells lovely and works well too. I wouldn't use it all the time but that really is just personal preference. Certainly for the price I paid I have no grumbles and would recommend giving it a try if you are looking for a 2 in 1.
While choosing toiletries for my holiday bag I decided to pick up a bottle of this for convenience. I paid around £4 for a 400ml bottle of this from boots. While this is a little expensive for 2 in 1 I didn't mind as my experience with herbal essence has been great. Plus it was both a shampoo and conditioner and would save me carrying a bottle of each with us. The bottle is just a standard bottle very similar to the rest of their range of shampoos. It is easy to use with a flip top lid, and I found it easy to be able to get a fair amount of it out each time. I have thick hair that falls past my shoulders, and at times it can be difficult to control. I normally fall into the normal hair category when choosing products for my hair these produce the best results.
The first thing I noticed was the smell as it jumps out of the bottle as soon as you lift the lid. It is a very fruity scent with the berries and orange taking over. It is very sweet which I love but at times it smells really artificial and sickly. I used a large amount of this and began rubbing into my hair, and while it did begin to lather there really was not a lot. As this is a shampoo and conditioner I decided I would try using a little more which made my hair feel a lot smoother. There still was not a huge about of lather, but enough to clean my hair efficiently.
The consistency is a little thick and it felt a little sticky on my hands so I was worried it would leave a film on my hair. It actually washes out very easily as there is not a lot of lather to wash away, and I found to very easy to remove it all from my hair quickly. There was no sticky residue left behind, and while my hair did not feel overly soft it felt clean and fresh. The scent is still notable for a while after it dries, but it fades quite quickly which is disappointing. I like my hair products to smell good as well as last for a while.
My hair feels both softer and looks a lot healthier. I found that my hair was actually looking a lot better than it felt, and had a nice healthy shine to it. It did not help tame my frizz in anyway, but I find I usually have to use a serum even with my normal shampoo. My hair felt clean and I was ready to go without too much fuss. I don't feel it gives the same results you would get from a separate shampoo and conditioner, but I do feel it is one of the better 2 in 1s I have ever used. It seems to work well to make my hair appear cleaner and feel cleaner, but I just find my hair feels a little rough and dry after use.
After using this for the week it kept my hair clean but I did find it was really dry. The weather was bitterly cold and it was really windy while we were in France, and this has a negative effect on my hair anyway. That mixed with these 2 in 1, I found was a bad combination, and my wavy hair turned into a nightmare. After using my regular shampoo and conditioner when I returned home and a deep treatment it seems to have a little life back.
I am in two minds as to if I would recommend this. My hair can be difficult anyway so to use this while away and the weather being so cold is a little tricky to judge of it was the fault of this product. I love the smell but just wish it would last a little longer, especially as it is one of the first things that jump out at you. It is suggested for normal to oily hair so I thought it would be fine as I always use shampoos for normal hair, but this could be why it feels like my hair needs moisture added after I use it. It did clean my hair and make it look a lot better, but I found it difficult to control and style. My hair felt rough to touch and after 6 days I found my hair desperate for some moisture. For the price I expected a lot better as it really feels more of just a shampoo, than shampoo and conditioner.
I don't have a particular shampoo, my hair seems to prefer a change quite often. For the last few washes, I've been using this Herbal Essences 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner. It's been a few years since I used any of their products but when I saw this one on offer at Tesco for £1.89 for 400ml, I bought one to try. It's usual price is £3.79 but it has been on offer there for a few weeks. With it being a 2 in 1, I wanted to see if I'd notice any difference using a combined product on my hair and if not, it would save me some money. There are other products within the herbal essences range but this one seemed the most suitable 2 in 1 for me - it's for normal hair and although my hair sometimes goes dry at the ends and greasy at the roots the day after washing, I don't particularly see my hair as having any major problems that need to be addressed. The design of the bottle is essentially the same as the picture, although it's not that shade of green, it's a mint green colour.
The Claims
The shampoo 2 in 1 claims to balance the moisture within the hair and keep it shining. The shampoo contains natural silk extract that helps to reveal the hair's natural shine.
Using the Product
The first thing I noticed was that the bottle had a weird top - not your usual flip top, it's one where you press downwards to open it up at the side to squeeze the shampoo out. I'm not keen on this design; I find it gets a bit messy when I click it back down to close, especially as the bottle gets used more. The scent of the shampoo hits me instantly upon opening - it smells very strongly of watermelon - although I was expecting the scent of rose extracts as that's what is mentioned on the bottle! As I'm not a fan of melon in general, it's not the best scent for me although it is bearable. That is a personal choice though, if you like the scent of melons then I assume you'd love the scent of this. Do not expect to smell the roses described on the bottle when using it though as I can't detect them! The scent is good in that it lingers for most of the day in your hair - even after using the hairdryer and straighteners. I find the scent a lot more bearable once it's calmed down after drying as it just leaves a subtle smell that lasts for most of the day.
The shampoo is a mint green colour and when I apply it to wet hair it lathers up quite well. I use just over a 10p sized blob on my thick and long hair. I find it feels a bit thicker though than other shampoos I've used in the past. As it's a 2 in 1, I tend to apply it first, shower and then rinse it out at the end so it's left in my hair for a few minutes to work it's conditioning qualities. Whether this has any effect on the results I have no idea. I find that it's slightly harder to rinse out from my hair than other shampoos I've used but it doesn't cause me any major issues. The bottle does state to use it twice per use - this is not something I ever do because someone once told me that it wasn't good for hair to use two applications of any shampoo. I suppose this means though that I haven't used it in the method that they advise and this could impact on my findings.
I have found it a bit harder to brush through my hair before drying. I wouldn't say it's made it knottier, the brush just doesn't seem to glide through my hair as much as it does when I use separate shampoo and conditioner. With my hair being long and thick hair, I always need the brush to glide through as it hurts my scalp otherwise if I'm having to tug it! I've noticed that my hair feels soft and smooth to the touch after using which I thought was great at first but it seems to go a little too soft if that's possible - when it is straightened, there are often odd hairs sticking up all over the place and this isn't something I've ever noticed with other shampoos. My hair does feel lovely and clean though which I suppose is the main aim; I've never found that I've had to wash it more than every other day which is my usual cycle. As for the shine claims, I haven't noticed any sort of extra shine, my hair just looks like it always has done. It's not at all dull, but it isn't very shiny looking either. Like I've mentioned in previous reviews though, I do find that shining my blonde hair is much harder, darker hair seems to look shinier in general in my experience.
I don't think I would recommend this particular product, because I have used other shampoos that have faired better on my hair for the same or a lower price but as I'm new to using 2 in 1 bottles, I can't compare this to other combined ones available only to separate shampoo and conditioner. I may pick up Herbal Essences separate shampoo and conditioner next time I'm in Tesco if they are still on offer to see if they are any better as it may just be that I'm not keen on the 2 in 1 quality. As I don't recommend this item even at the special offer price, I certainly don't at the full price as I think £3.79 is extremely expensive - it doesn't feel like an expensive brand when applied and after use. I rate it 2 stars overall as there are quite a few things that I don't like about it, although my hair does feel soft and clean afterwards.
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I like to have the option of a 2 in 1 shampoo as well as separates, sometimes convenience and practicality takes over the need to pamper, especially when I am in a rush. After separating up the bathroom shelves a while back so my Husband and Son have a shelf for there manly showering paraphernalia I discovered I was lacking in 2 in 1 shampoo, my Husband had claimed the Wash & Go for his 'man shelf' and was thoroughly sniffing heads to make sure his products had not been borrowed.
Happily I had printed off a voucher from supersavvyme that gave me a £1 off any Herbal Essence product. So armed with voucher I made my way to the isles of Tesco and to my joy I spotted a half price offer across the range which made my 400ml bottle of Herbal Essences Dazzling Shine 2 in 1 89p. The bottle is similar to the one in the dooyoo picture so no need for a description.
To use the 2 in 1 is simplicity itself, wet hair, lather up and rinse. The 2 in 1 is a lovely yellowy green colour and smells fresh and a bit fruity, I find the 2 in 1 to be a little bit runnier than regular shampoo. The 2 in 1 foams up on my head instantly and fills the bathroom with its strong sweet scent, it is really easy to rinse out and leaves my hair feeling clean and tangle free. Once out the shower my hair is easy to brush, just as it would be if I used a separate conditioner.
I usually leave my hair to air dry, unless I am in a hurry. When my hair air dries it is soft and tangle free although a bit fuzzy. When I blow dry my hair it comes out looking very smooth and shiny and feels very soft. My hair does have a tendency to get greasy at the roots quite quickly after washing and the 2 in 1 does nothing to effect the condition of my hair either way.
I would not described the results from the 2 in 1 as dazzling shine but I would say it leaves my hair feeling and smelling clean and refreshed and does not irritate my scalp in any way. I am more than happy to keep using the 2 in 1 as an alternative to separate shampoo and conditioner when I am in a rush. I just have to stop the Husband claiming it for his 'man shelf' due to it being green in colour.
The Herbal Essences Dazzling Shine 2 in 1 is currently on offer in Tesco for half price making it £1.89 and if you are a member of supersavvyme you can get a voucher for an extra pound off making it excellent value.
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I have been using Herbal Essence shampoo and conditioner for several years but sometimes find it a rush in the mornings, especially on the days that I have to get the bins out, so a few months ago I took the plunge and bought the two in one dazzling shine bottle.
I regularly buy the shampoo and conditioner in the dazzling shine range and there is also a hair mask, but I have not tried this as yet. All items in this range, including the two in one shampoo + conditioner are green. Apart from the hair mask they come in wavy shaped bottles and have lids that can be flipped open and shut easily with one finger. All are for normal hair types - I buy this as its easier than buying several different varieties to suit each member of my household.
The two in one shampoo + conditioner is of a thickish consistency with a pale green colour with a fruity (maybe a hint of melon) flowery scent. It is supposed to have extracts of pearl and rose in it. I am sniffing it now and it doesn't smell particularly of roses and there is no pearlescent gleam. That said it is very pleasant.
The shampoo/conditioner is easy to dispense - the lid is pressed down and it flips a little to allow the contents to ooze out. I live in a hard water area but I find I only need a little shampoo to work up a decent lather on my shoulder length hair. I generally leave it in for a couple of minutes, like I would a conditioner, before rinsing off.
Once dry, my hair feels lovely and clean, but not as silky smooth as it does when I use the separate shampoo and conditioner. However, I feel this is a small price to pay for the extra few minutes I gain from only having to do one wash and rinse. The two in one is also much more convenient to take to the swimming pool or gym - it takes up less room in your bag and weighs less than having two separate bottles.
You can buy the dazzling shine two in one shampoo conditioner from all major supermarkets and chemists. They are nearly always on an offer somewhere - I cant remember the last time I paid full price for one. Boots and Morrsions are currently selling then for £1.89, Asda have a 2 for £4 offer, Superdrug are selling them at two for £5.99. Tesco, Sainsbury's and Waitrose have no offers and are selling them at £3.79. It might be worth checking out Poundland as the sometimes stock them. They also do a range of smaller 200 ml bottles but these are rarely on offer so it is much cheaper to buy the larger 400ml bottles.
I swear by Aussie hair care products, particularly their shampoos. However, as many is tight, I have been having to purchase shampoos which are a little cheaper. I have dabbled with Herbal Essences before and I find that their shampoos are usually quite good. I picked up the green one, as this is my preferred one. I didn't even realise until I had got home that this was a 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner which is good as you get two for the price of one really.
This shampoo was purchased from Boots, however I assume you can get it from various drugstores and supermarkets as Herbal Essences is such a large brand name. This bottle cost me around the £3.50 mark which I suppose is a little steep, but when you get combined shampoo and conditioner it justifies the price a little more. Also, as I will be the only person using this, it seems a good price to keep me going. You do get a 400ml bottle for the price which is a good size. It would be good to take if you are going away for a trip as you don't have the hassle of packing two bottles.
One of the things I really like about this is the scent. I don't like shampoos to have an overpowering scent, but I do like a subtle scent as it makes your hair seem cleaner. Reading the ingredients which create this scent wouldn't normally be a scent I would choose, however they combine wonderfully. It is a mix of berry, tea and orange flower extracts, making it quite a versatile scent for both men and women to use. I also find it very nice to use at this particular time of the year in the summer. I do also find that the scent lingers on the hair which is nice, as it leaves it quite clean.
Using this is very simple, as the lid is not one you have to fidget around with. The bottle is sleek and modern and looks great in the shower, especially because of its bold colour. You simply have to push down on the top of the bottle to open it up and dispense the liquid. You only need a little of this for it to go a long way. The consistency of this is perfect, as it meets somewhere in the middle between that of a shampoo and a conditioner. It lathers up really nicely which I was surprised with, as I often find that conditioners don't. It was simple to use, and as it lathered quickly, it makes it perfect for me to use as I am often in a rush. From the minute you rub this into your hair, it starts to feel squeaky clean, and it washes out wonderfully meaning there is no hassle at all. As far as the use of this goes, I was really happy.
The results after the first few uses of this were pretty impressive. My hair was shiny and kept clean throughout the day which I was happy with. However, after about a week, I started to get a major product build up in my hair. I always seem to get this whenever I go back to this product which is a shame really as I just can't budge it. I did have good results to begin with, meaning that perhaps it would work well for others, but as my hair is quite thin and oily anyway, I have to be careful when it comes to shampoos. I would recommend that those who have a hair type similar to stick to just using the shampoo rather than this 2 in 1, as I much prefer that.
Overall, this is an okay product but I would only use it on a short term basis due to the awful product build up which it left in my hair. It is simple to use, lathers well and you get the benefits of a shampoo and a conditioner in one. Unfortunately, it just didn't seem to take to my hair which isn't great, but I will continue to use just the shampoo on its own for now. Thanks for reading.
As you may know from some of my previous reviews I loved the original Herbal Essences range and was not impressed when they were changed. I tried a few but, like a lot of other people, couldn't find one that I liked so I stopped using them and started trying other brands.
For my birthday last year my sister gave me the matching shampoo and conditioner in the Dazzling Shine fragrance. I have to say that I was really surprised when I tried them as they are really good - mind you it does say 'new formula' on the front of all the bottles so I think that the powers that be have actually listened to all the dissenting voices and done something about it.
Anyway, when it came to Christmas and hubby was buying lots of stocking fillers for me, he decided to stick with the Dazzling Shine so that he could be sure that it would be one that I liked. What he didn't notice was that instead of buying shampoo and conditioner he actually bought the conditioner and a bottle of the 2 in 1 combined shampoo and conditioner.
I don't usually use the combined ones, as I like to shampoo my hair and then put on conditioner for a few minutes to really give my hair a boost, but I decided not to look a gift horse in the mouth (I can't afford to at the moment!) and try it.
The product is called Herbal Essences Dazzling Shine 2 in 1 Moisture Balance Shampoo and Conditioner. The current full price for a 400ml bottle in Boots is £3.49 although there is an offer on at the moment and it is half price at £1.74 which is very good value.
This shampoo and conditioner, like the others in this range, is in a green, wavy, see through plastic (recycleable) bottle with a pale green lid with a bright green top and it stands the right way up with the opening at the top. The writing on the front of the bottle tells us that it contains 'shimmery pearl and rose extracts for normal hair'. It also contains berry, tea and orange flower extracts so it does smell really nice. The liquid inside the bottle is pale green and looks creamy like a conditioner rather than clear like a shampoo.
On the back of the bottle in very tiny writing are the instructions for use and the usual warnings telling you to be careful not to get any in your eyes and to wash it out with clear water straight away if you do. It is pretty standard stuff really.
As with the others in this range the flat top of the bottle has a small dip in one side. The idea is that you press the dip so that it rocks slightly to reveal a small hole in the opposite side. When you invert the bottle and squeeze the liquid comes out through the hole. Initially I found a problem with this because, when I am in the shower and obviously not wearing my glasses, I keep thinking that the liquid comes out of the side of the lid where the little dip is as it looks as though it should. I did waste a bit in the beginning but I have got the hang of it now! LOL!
As I said earlier the shampoo and conditioner is pale green and creamy in consistency. It smells fresh and flowery but not too sweet and I find that I don't need much to create a lot of thick creamy lather. I massage the lather into my hair and scalp when I first get into the shower, I then wash myself as normal finally rinsing the lather off my hair at the end of my shower. It rinses off easily and leaves my hair feeling really clean and ready for drying and styling.
Of course there is the added advantage of only carrying one bottle around which would be really convenient if you were going swimming or to the gym.
In the past, when I have tried the combined shampoo and conditioner, I have found that my hair looks flat with little shine as though I have just used shampoo alone and not a very good one at that!
This product was actually a revelation to me! I found that after I had used it and then blow dried my hair it looked and felt great. My hair had a lovely shine and it felt soft and, importantly, that feeling lasted! I was amazed!
So there I am - I didn't like the new Herbal Essences and I didn't like 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioners - now I am recommending Herbal Essences Dazzling Shine 2 in 1 Moisture Balance Shampoo and Conditioner I can hardly believe it myself!
After reading a couple of reviews on here about the herbal essences dazzling shine shampoo and conditioner I decided to give it a try the next time that I saw it on offer as it seemed to have good reviews. So on a trip to Asda I went for a look down the toiletries isle and found the herbal essence range of shampoos and conditioners on offer. They had the dazzling shine one included in the offer so I picked up the shampoo and matching conditioner. Well that's what I thought I had picked up as they were next to each other on the shelf and one was clear and the other not so I presumed the clear was the shampoo and the other the conditioner. But the conditioner actually turned out to be the 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner in one bottle. I didn't actually realise this until I started to lather what I though was conditioner into my hair and it started to foam like a shampoo. When I looked at the bottle I saw the small 2 in 1 logo on the front and thought it was no wonder I didn't see it as it is rather small and there is nothing else on the bottle to make it look any different from the conditioner.
I paid just £1.00 for a 200ml bottle for the 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner and didn't feel it necessary to take it back to Asda to cause a fuss as it was partially my fault that I had not checked the bottle fully before purchasing. Also I do go swimming a couple of times per week and thought I could use the 2 in 1 for this as it would only mean taking one bottle with me.
The 2 in 1 comes in a green tinted clear plastic bottle with a bright lime green cap. The cap has a push button which reveals the opening that you can squeeze the 2 in 1 out of. On the back of the bottle you can find instructions for use, ingredients listings and a little info on how it works.
I did actually try the 2 in 1 this morning as I had not yet had chance to go and buy a bottle of the separate conditioner. My hair is generally very dry and prone to frizz, it can also look dull due to the dryness. I squeezed out an amount about the size of 2 50p's into my hand and applied it to my wet hair. The 2 in 1 lathered very well and had a lovely fresh fruity apple fragrance. The 2 in 1 rinsed out easily without too much effort, my hair did feel a little course when still wet so I did feel a little apprehensive of how this had worked on my hair.
But after blow drying my hair as normal I was very happy with the results, it did feel a little drier than usual but felt very soft and certainly looked more shiny than it normally does. I even received a couple of complements at work so it must work. The 2 in 1 contains silk extract which is meant to help clean the hair to reveal natural shine. Overall I was very impressed with this 2 in 1 and although I will be going back to purchase the separate conditioner as if I used this for every wash it would just not provide the full moisture that my hair needs it will do nicely for swimming or when I am in a hurry.
I regularly purchase 2in1 shampoos, as my husband likes the convenience of using these for his morning shower. I myself try to use a separate shampoo and conditioner to try keep my shoulder length hair in good condition but in reality I seem to be using his 2in1 almost as much as my own shampoo in order to make it to work on time! I would like to share with you my thoughts and experience after my recent use of Clairol Herbal Essences Dazzling Shine 2in1 moisture balance.
My experience
This brand from Proctor and Gamble is one that is probably familiar to most of you. I am not loyal to any brand of shampoo as I think most are over priced for what they are. Instead I like to purchase shampoo when its on special offer to get some more value for money. I bought this product as it was on offer and as it's a well know brand I thought that the product should be of good quality.
The packaging has a convenient green dispenser at the top matching closely the colour of the 2in1 shampoo and conditioner and this packaging is recyclable. The packaging has changed slight from the image above and it does state on the bottle that this is a 'New Formula'. On opening the dispenser the scent is reminiscent of sweet tropical fruits. This did surprise me as the label states that it contains 'shimmering pearl and rose extracts' so I did expect the scent of rose, but this isn't evident (I don't know what pearl extract should smell like so will refrain from comment on this extract!).
The 2in1 shampoo and conditioner is for 'normal hair' according to the label. I would consider myself to have 'normal hair' its straight without any volume and I don't suffer from too many dry ends so I thought this would fit my needs quiet closely. How wrong I was, I've now tried this 2in1 shampoo and conditioner about half a dozen times and am extremely disappointed with the results. The simple act of wetting hair, lathering and rinsing clean is fine it's the positively terrible condition it leaves my hair when dry that was the real disappointment. It creates hair akin to that which is dipped into a chip fryer, greasy, greasy, greasy (yes so bad it warrants this triple greasy mention)! Now and then I can get greasy roots but never before have I had freshly washed hair, which was so lacklustre and dreary. At first I thought I may not have washed it out correctly in my rush to catch the bus however all my other uses of the product have left my hair looking greasy and unwashed so I've given up trying this product any more. My husband has also been really disappointed with the results and has given up using it too.
I bought this on special offer at my local Sainsbury's supermarket recently, which was two 400ml bottles for £5. Individually you can expect to pay about £3.30 for this size bottle of the product. My keenness for a bargain has left me with another bottle of this in my bathroom cupboard, which I cannot see us ever using. I do think that for the results I have seen this is expensive and not good value for money.
For me its only gets a 1/5, the packaging promises dazzling shine and for the money I paid for this product I expected more than a greasy sheen!
Thanks for reading.
It has been a really long time since I have used a 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner. I've always found them pretty poor in the past, but when I saw Herbal Essences Dazzling Shine 2 in 1, I thought I'd give it another try. This set me back £1.00 for a 200ml bottle from Semi Chem.
I've tried other shampoo's and conditioner's by Herbal Essence and have found them, on the whole, considering the price to be pretty good in terms of performance and value for money, so I had no hesitation in giving this one a go.
The bottle is in the typical curvy style of other products in this range, the lid is one of those handy ones you press then squeeze the product out, nice and easy with no silly lids to mess about with. This makes it simple to use in the shower. The shampoo and conditioner is a pale green colour and has quite a nice creamy consistency.
The Dazzling Shine 2 in 1 moisture balance contains berry, tea and orange flower extracts and smells totally divine, in fact, almost good enough to eat! It has a rather delicious citrusy type of scent, with a little floral hint just for good measure. This scent really fills the air once you lather up.
With this being a 2 in 1 product you need a good size dollop to really lather up well, and to get right into the roots of your hair (well depending upon length). Once lathered, the foam is quite dense and sudsy, and it does take quite a time to rinse out thoroughly.
As you rinse you are aware that it is a 2 in 1 product, it does tend to leave hair feeling a bit knotty and tangled. I thought I'd give this the benefit of the doubt, and reserve my judgement until I towel dried and combed my hair through. Easier said than done. Whilst the product smells great, lathers well, it does not condition hair in the slightest. There is no evidence of a dazzling shine either.
I was left with coarse, dry and very tangled hair. In order to run a comb through my hair with minimal pain and effort, I had to use a leave in conditioner on top of the 2 in 1. I was very disappointed to say the least.
I didn't feel that my hair would be conditioned enough to enable me to style and dry my hair without additional conditioning products, and have only used this since with a conditioner to supplement it.
Would I buy this again? No definitely not. Nor would I recommend this to anyone who has thick long hair who would normally use a conditioner to keep their hair in tip top conditon. If you are happy just to wash and go, then this may be okay for you, but otherwise I would give this product a miss.
Clairol Herbal Essences 2 in 1 Shampoo and Conditioner is scented with the delightful "berry, tea and orange flower essences" and smells like a delicious treat, but does it cleanse and moisturise at the same time?
This hair care product is widely available, I got mine from Boots which are currently offering them on a Buy-One, Get-One-Free basis (May 2010) : The usual retail price is £3.49 per 400ml bottle.
The product is to be found in the shampoo aisle, and is one of a large range of Clairol Herbal Essence products - This one is a soft green colour and I think it is the only 2-in-1.
My hair is very dry and errs on the side of frizzy, so anything that promises moisture and conditioning immediately interests me: This says it contains a "moisture balancing formula" but it is for "normal hair".
I have washed my hair with this for the last week or so, and it has not really moisturised my hair at all: I would class this as a nice shampoo, smells divine and feels smooth in your hand, but does not really have any conditioning action - well, not for me anyway.
Personally I still need to add my conditioner after using this shampoo, although others with less tricky hair might not need to. Overall, I would recommend it as a shampoo, but not as a 2-in-1 product particularly: Still needing conditioner afterwards means that you are not saving any time by using this product. Shame, because it looks, feels and smells gorgeous.
Hi Guys, I thought I would write a review on this product from a blokes point of view. To give you a rough idea; my hair type is long and thick, and gets greasy pretty quickly, I end up having to wash my hair every day. So you can see I need a shampoo which will not damage my hair from every day use.
The packaging for this shampoo is really nice and the bottle is very well designed. It has a flat lid so that when you start getting to the last of the shampoo you can stand it on the lid so that you don't end up wasting the shampoo or fighting with it to get the last of it out.
The shampoo and conditioner worked really well for me, it didnt dry my hair out, it didnt leave it wiry and my hair felt thicker and healthier ( I know am starting to sound like the TV ads :-) , also it didnt leave my scalp dry or give me dandruff, and it lathered really easily.
I found this product to be really good and would recommend it for everyday use, but everyone's hair type is different so try it out for yourself and see if it suits you.
Knowing I was coming on holiday for a few days (yes I'm still in not so sunny Weston Supermare lol) I purchased some lovely shampoo and conditioner. However after being here since last year now I have of course had to repurchase shampoo and conditioner a few times!
Now for a while me and my friend who are in a caravan have been bathing at my mates everyday who is just up road however since we have been able to move from a couple of sites that had no running water as we had terrible weather and onto a site with a shower and a loo (pure luxury!) I decided I really wanted to be self sufficient and have showers of a morning instead of traipsing to my mates!
Now the shower here is 50p for 7 minutes and knowing this I decided to deliberately purchase a two in one hair product to clean my hair up with to save time. I'm spending enough money and I resent paying pounds to shower! I spotted this in a Wilkinson's store priced at a pound a bottle and actually simply liked the curvy bottle actually and the price so nabbed it!
The Packaging:
200ml clear plastic and as I said slightly curved bottle with a green flip top lid concealing a small hole to the top of it. Through the bottle you can see the light green liquid product through it and then on the front of the bottle in white and silver writing I'm told it is Clairol Herbal Essences, Dazzling Shine 'Moisture Balance Shampoo Plus Conditioner', 2 in 1 'Berry, Tea & Orange Flower Extracts' and that this product is a one stop shop for normal hair. Other information on the back of the bottle includes being told a bit about the product and how to use it, ingredients are listed as is the size and contact details for Procter & Gamble are given. It is a nice colour co-ordinated bottle and it stands out in appearance due to it's quality in my opinion and it is informative enough too!
A Bit About The Product According To The Back Of The Bottle:
High shine in half the time.
'I'm a heady mix with berry, tea and orange flower extracts. Get both my shampoo power and my conditioning benefits squeezed into one bottle to maintain you hair's moisture balance in one go. Let me take you from normal hair to superstar hair in one gorgeous experience. Berry, berry clean. Berry, berry shiny and a deliciously intoxicating fragrance as well'.
Directions For Use:
Lather, rinse and enjoy. No other bottles necessary.
Me Using It:
Well all you do of course is wash you hair with it of course! I take a small blob of the creamy light green moisturising sort of lotion to my fingers and gently rub it through my damp/wet hair.
It lathers up with ease so really I don't need much and on my just below shoulder length hair I use just short of the size of a 10p piece really per wash.
It smells lovely as promised and it really does smell of berries and it has a wonderful natural sweetness to it and is perfect in my opinion for men, women and/or kids to use with this lovely aroma that it has.
Once lathered I always rinse it well and then repeat before giving my hair then a real thorough rinse and drying it off well. It rinses out with ease and doesn't take long to lose the soapy feeling at all.
However with this I really do feel it cleans my hair but doesn't actually condition it whatsoever. I find it hard to get a brush or comb through and even though I know that I have rinsed my hair out really well I feel that my hair is a little clammy and weighed down some what but saying that once I have blow dried my hair etc it does to be fair to it lose that feeling.
Although I can style my hair, rid myself of the knotty feeling I had when combing/brushing it my hair just doesn't feel conditioned enough for my personal liking. You can of course combat that by using a little leave in conditioner on your hair if you wish to, but me I don't. It simply isn't good enough for me.
Yes my hair feels clean after using this and I know my hair after using this is mega shiny and in a really natural way though I feel that the overall condition of my hair is impaired over time by not conditioning it. Ok for using occasionally and great for emergencies and the smell of this really does get my complimented but I won't buy it again for the struggle it gives me to comb my hair after using it!
Available in all good supermarkets and chemists etc priced usually at a couple of quid a bottle.
Herbal Esseances / 2 in 1 shampoo and conditioner for normal hair /


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