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" Brand: Dove / Type: Body Wash/Cleanser / Subcategory: Body Cream/Wash / Suitable for: Body / What it does: Cleanses, "
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I love the DOVE range, the way it leaves your skin feeling and the heavenly scent.
This has been on the market for some time now but the packaging has changed a lot from the one advertised here yet it's pretty much the same list of ingredients and still does an amazing job.
This is a body wash that contains milk proteins and oils that enriches and softens your skin.
The other ingredients include:
The oil helps lock in the moisture deep in your skin to give you a long lasting feel all day on your skin.
For me, this works best when you work it into your skin and give it time to sink in before rinsing with warm to hot water. I don't feel the need to use as much of the cream or wash on my skin as I do with some other brands as this lathers p incredibly well.
With the oil range that DOVE produces I tend not to feel that I need to moisturise with creams afterwards because my skin feels intensively moistured due to the oil's within the product.
All day you can smell burst of this gorgeous fragrance.
The prices as always vary but BOOTS for me do great deals on DOVE ranges and the last time I purchased this it was only £1 but Superdrug tends to mirror that price quite well also.
Although this is a seasoned and well known brand, the classics like these in their arsenal are usually the best and I would highly recommend this to anyone. x
I bought this body wash on offer in Tesco for just £1 for a 250ml bottle. I haven't used it before and needed something to get my shopping up to £50 so I could use a money off code, so chose this product as the other Dove products I have used have all been of great quality.
It comes in a cream pearly coloured bottled with the brand name on the front, a picture of sumptious looking cream and the back contains all the product information. The bottle is slightly tear shaped and the top has a small flip top lid that's simple and easy to open.
(you won't break a nail prising it open!)
This gorgeous cream oil body wash has a creamy slightly peachy colour and a scent to die for! You can smell obvious undertones of the Dove soap bar scent but something else on top, quite hard to explain but it's a sumptious rich scent. It smells quite natural and oaty I think!
So, I stepped into the shower, poured a little amount on the body puff thing and gave it a scrunch. The small amount I used was ample enough to get the puff really lathered up and it was more than enough to wash my entire body. It lathered up lovely on my skin and rinsed away with ease. I found that whilst in the shower it left my skin feeling beautifully smooth and soft.
I dried off and it was obvious to me that the body wash had moisturised my body. I felt really smooth and didn't feel the need to slather on my usual moisturiser. The smell it left on my body was devine. Just like when using it, the clean sumptious smell lingered on my skin for hours and hours.
Dove has taken two of the things skin loves most - oil and moisturising cream - and put them together. The result is richer in natural oils than regular shower gels. A luxuriously pampering and seriously caring shower experience. Rich in oils, but not oily. Deeply moisturising, but not heavy. A beautiful contradiction. (taken off the back of the bottle)
I feel the above description is more than accurate and the oils and moisturisers together blend and work fantastically. I can sometimes feel that some shower gels/body washes can tend to dry my skin out but this was pleasantly different and a totally enjoyable experience.
Ingredients list (for those intereted) ~
Sodium Lauroyl Isethionate
Stearic Acid
Sodium Palmitate
Lauric Acid
Sodium Isethionate
Sodium Stearate
Cocamidopropyl Betaine
Sodium Palm Kernelate
Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil
Sodium chloride
Zinc Oxide
Citric acid
Tetrasodium EDTA
Tetrasodium Etidronate
Benzyl alcohol
Benzyl Salicylate
Butylphenyl Methylpropional
Hexyl Cinnamal
Linalool Fragrance
Tesco's usual retail price is £2, and I would expect that it is around that price in most other stores.
(also on ciao)
Dove has always been one of my favourite body washes and I was happy with just the original version however they have brought out a lot more to the range now and this was one that I got in a set for Christmas last year.
Each Dove body wash is usually about £2.30 in price but with everything I wait for them to go on offer and I saw them on offer in Boots last week for £1 each which I think is a great price. You can buy Dove in chemists, supermarkets and occasionally you will find the brand in discount stores such as Home Bargains although not very often.
This product comes packaged in a plastic bottle which is tough enough not to fall over but soft enough that you are able to squeeze the product out of the bottle, the bottle holds 250ml of product and is a peachy cream in colour. The bottle is shaped like all Dove body washes curving out in the middle and making it easy to hold, the bottle has a flip top cap which I found rather stiff to begin with but was fine after a couple of uses. On the front of the bottle you have the Dove logo with the little gold Dove under the name and then the statement that this contains ¼ moisturising cream and has natural caring oils.
On the back of the bottle dove claim that this gives a "luxuriously pampering and seriously caring shower experience" you are given the list of ingredients which I never even read but are good for anyone who has skin issues or allergies. Finally you have the contact details for the company Unilever who are responsible for the Dove brand.
When you flip the lid you are greeted with a quite small hole where you can dispense the product, the smell isn't like the usual Dove but doesn't have a smell that you can describe it just smells creamy and clean. The liquid inside is quite thick and fells luxurious, the product is peach in colour and lathers up really well with a little water, I personally use it with a shower puff as I find you use less each time by doing this.
After my shower with this my skin was really soft and much nicer than using other shower gels, the smell remains on your skin for a little while but the smell doesn't seem to remain in the bathroom at all. I wouldn't say this is any more luxurious than the normal Dove but it is just as good to your skin and I would quite happily use it again if given as a present but if I was buying a Dove body wash there are much nicer smelling ones I would buy.
Dove Cream Oil is made in two sizes, 250ml and 400ml.
The prices usually come between £0.99p and up to £4.00 depending on where you get it.
I would highly recommend always looking in Wilkinson's as they always seem to have some Dove product on sale for 99p.
The shower gel comes in a bottle which looks nothing like the one above, its light beige/peachy coloured.
On the front it has the Dove logo and underneath that it has more information on the product along with a picture of something which looks like a swirl with a drop coming into the middle of it.
On the back there is more information on the product.
The lid is a flip top lid and to use you simply squeeze, the bottle doesn't stand on its lid as shown in the picture above ( well, mine doesn't anyway... )
I have tried and tested many shower gels, a lot by dove and this probably is my second favourite by them.
I bought this whilst it was on sale for 99p for 250ml, you can't moan really can you? especially with such a well known brand.
Dove Cream Oil is meant to indulge your skin with a rich lather that moisturises your skin as you wash, afterwards you are meant to notice a lovely sheen on your skin.
When I used it, I squirted it out onto my shower puff ( I have said it before and I will say it again: BUY ONE IF YOU DON'T HAVE ONE!! ) the cream is quite thick and peachy in colour. The cream lathers up very nicely and lightly and glides over your body easily, the smell is very fresh and not over powering, it smells quite florally and sweet too me, its really nice.
I find after shaving and then having this shower gel on its quite comforting and soothing on my skin, I don't find the shower gel to feel moisturising on my skin.
When I have dried myself I also do not see a 'sheen' neither do I feel moisturised, the smell no longer lingers on my skin either.
I think this is a OK product, but its nothing special..its worth 99p when on sale anyway!
I shower rather often and because of that fact I find myself spending alot of money of toiletries. This I know is usually a couple of quid a bottle in all good chemists and supermarkets however I bought this not so long ago for a pound a bottle in Boots on special offer as I usually love Dove products and thought it was very worth a try.
The Packaging:
The bottle this body wash comes in is white plastic, tall bottle and holds 250ml and it has a flip-top lid to the top of it concealing a small hole and on the front of it we are told that it is Dove Supreme CreamOil Beauty Care Body Wash 'With Natural Caring Oil' and that it contains 1/4 moisturising cream and the usual silver dove emblemn is depicted. Other information on the back of the bottle includes being told a bit about the product, the ingredients are listed as is the size and contact details for unilver are given (the manufacturer of the product) and its a nice enough looking bottle and of course informative as it needs to be.
A Bit About The Product According To The Information Listed On The Back Of The Bottle:
Dove has taken two of the things skin loves most - oil and moisturising cream - and put them together.
The result is richer in caring oils than regular shower gels.
A luxuriously pampering and seriosuly caring shower experience.
Rich in oils, but not oily.
Deeply moisturising, but not heavy. A beautiful contradiction.
The Body Wash Itself:
What this is, is a light creamy looking peachy colour liquid of good consistency....not at all runny but a thickish cream but simple enough to squirt out of the bottle and you don't need very much of it all all per application. It lathers up really well on damp/wet skin and releases a soft fragrance of flowers which is pleasantly and naturally sweet and really suitable for male and/or females to use as it is light in fragrance.
This is smooth on the skin when in use, light and not oily at all. You can wash with ease with this and it leaves the skin feeling smooth and I can even shave my bits and pieces with it should I want to.
This leaves me feeling very clean indeed, my skin feeling lightly and delicately moisturised in a none greasy way and the scent lingers on my skin for a good couple of hours though not quite as long as I expected if I'm honest.
I rate this very highly indeed as it makes my skin feel really supple and fresh so in my opinion what is there not to like about it really!
This review is also posted on Ciao under this same username.
Last Christmas my brother bought me a lovely Dove body wash set, and as part of it there was a bottle of cream oil body wash in cherry blossom and almond fragrance. I was keen to try it out, but we try and use up the older stuff first and believe me we have a lot of older stuff, so this has recently come to the front of the cupboard and been used.
My bottle is different to the one shown in the picture above. It is a very soft pink in colour, a bit like the blossom you would see on trees in spring. It is a 250ml bottle and has a flip top opening which is a bit darker pink, allowing you to easily distribute only a small amount of wash onto a sponge/flannel/body pouffe.
The cream oil range is difficult to find much about online, and i can't say i have ever looked for it myself in shops, so i can say i am pretty sure from other reviews here it comes in other fragrances to the one i have. I tried to look and see if i could find out some examples, but there really seemed to be nothing.
The wash is a mix of moisturising cream and oil, which is meant to be very good at locking moisture into your skin.
My opinion of the wash:
As it is part of the Dove range, i was pretty sure it would agree with my very dry skin and be hydrating. I like most types of Dove, but i am less keen on the smell of the original version as it just smells soapy and there are so many gorgeous scents around i feel it is a bit too boring for me however good it is for me. On opening the bottle, a gentle floral scent is apparent. It is still quite soapy smelling, but i don't find it boring like the original version. I can't really smell the almonds in it, but to be honest, almonds aren't known for their strong smell and my sense of smell isn't well developed compared to some people. Almonds are known for being good for the skin, so i guess it is the oil that they wanted rather than the smell. I find eating almonds has a good effect, so the oil itself is probably better.
The wash itself is also light pink in colour. When you squeeze some out the bottle, the smell is a little stronger than from the bottle, but it is still not at all overpowering. It lathers up well, and makes my skin feel clean and moisturised after use. I don't tend to find i need to use moisturiser after this product, so it is good for a quick shower and getting on with the day.
The smell is not strong enough to linger on my skin after my shower.
I have found it is a really gently wash. I ran out of kids wash during the recent heavy snow, so i used some of this on both my boys, and they didn't complain about it or show any signs of skin irritation. My 2 year old in particular has very dry and sensitive skin and he was ok.
I think it is quite girly. I can't imagine my husband would use this if his gel ran out. He would more likely grab the soap instead.
The last thing i have noticed is that one bottle has lasted me about a month as a little seems to go a long way. I have enjoyed using this and would purchase from the cream oil range again. I might try a different scent though as i prefer something that lingers a bit to make me feel really clean for longer.
Thanks for reading my review.
Everytime I go shopping I stock up on shower gels or bath cremes. I pretty much buy whatever is on special offer as there is a lot of money to be saved by shopping around. It is a product you cannot get away from and have to use so much, that you make as well be careful with the pennies, and then the pounds will look after themselves, right?
Dove is always coming out with new ones to try, and I am rarely disappointed by them, so I had no reason not to try this when it was on buy one get one free in Tescos, so I got two, for just over two pounds. (Along with some clubcard points of course!)
I wasn't too allured by the packaging, (it really was just the price!) The bottle is a sort of red in colour, a shimmery plastic. I prefer it when I can see the product inside, I'm not sure why, but with this one you couldn't. In fact the packaging was quite old fashioned.
The lid was flat and flip on and off. The product sits on it's lid, where the edge is flat, which is good as it drains the product down so you can make the most of every last bit on the bottle.
The name 'cream oil' makes me think of quite a luxurious thick product, and I really wasn't disappointed. The product is thick and creamy, it is white in colour and has a thick even consistency with no horrible lumps or dried out bits if you leave the lid off!
It doesn't look like it will lather up very well, which it doesn't, but once it gets wet and hits the skin it actually spreads quite far, you just don't get all the suds.
The smell is almost non existant, so don't expect to be fragrant afterwards, but sometimes that is a good thing. You don't always want everyone to be able to smell what shower product you used.
The cream oil didn't leave my skin feeling squeaky clean, like some of the more drying products do, but it certainly did feel clean. It just didn't real like the top layer of my skin had to be removed to achieve this effect. I also felt very moisturised, which is great. If I have to use less moisturiser after a shower, then it is almost like I have washed with a two in one product-therefore saving time and money!
This product did not irritate my eczema or dry skin patches, so good for those with sensitive skin also.
Although I am constantly buying different body washes and shower gels, the Dove Cream Oil Body Wash is by far the best I have tried yet.
I suffer from dry and sometimes sensitive skin and am prone to break outs of eczema especially in the cold winter months. I fist tried Dove cream oil a few months ago and have been buying whenever I see it on offer since.
A 250ml bottle costs around £2.20, but I have just purchased a bottle today from Boots for £1.00 so a complete bargain. A bottle will usually last me about two weeks if using everyday in the bath or shower so is pretty good value even if not on offer.
The body wash comes in a shimmery ivory bottle with flip cap. Inside you will find a peachy coloured quite thick body wash with a lovely light floral fragrance. It is very easy to squeeze out of the bottle and leaves no residue around the cap.
I use the body wash on a body puff and only a small amount gives an excellent lather. Some body washes I have used with oil in tend not to lather very much so you tend to use more to compensate but this is wonderful. Afterwards my skin is left feel smooth and supple but not at all greasy or sticky. After I have used this body wash I do not even feel the need to moisturise as its like having a two in one product.
I would definitely recommend this body wash for anyone who suffers with dry skin or just wants a good moisturising product. For the price and the soft moisturised skin you are left with, along with the subtle fragrance this is one product that I will continue to buy again and again.
** Dove Cream Oil Body Wash**
Dove has the slogan "Time for real beauty" and is known for commercials with women with a curvier body. Personally I find this a good idea. After all not everyone size is very small and I am glad that attention is paid to beauty regardless of your stature. Furthermore Dove is a brand known for the moisturizing cream in its products.
In this variant of Dove is quarter moisturizing cream but they also added oil. The percentage of oil is up 10%, resulting in an even softer skin after showering! There are three variants of the Dove Cream Oil Shower creams.
You need to apply this on our skin with a wet sponge or washcloth or just your hands. You immediately feel the softness of this cream and that care ingredients in it. The cream is easy to rinse of and doesn't stick to your body.
There is a smell, but I cannot really tell what it is. Also on the package I am not much further because there's perfume, but not the odor. It smells light and in the shower you can smell it but after the shower it's gone. Fortunately ti does keeps your skin nice and soft very long!
A delicious cream that nourishes your skin wonderfully. The combination of oil and moisturizing cream is perfect. The cream is well absorbed in your skin and provides excellent care. The oil gives your skin a wonderfully soothing layer immediately, without the sticky feel. The beauty of all this is that it is very good for your skin, but the cream also provides a wonderful luxurious pampering. You do not need much of this stuff, so you can last quite some time with a bottle.
Dove body wash
I have a set of travel dove products which I received as a birthday present (as stated in my previous review) and I have the sleek stain and the luscious velvet versions of the cream oil body wash. They are both 55ml.
*Sleek satin* - purple one
I tried this product yesterday and I have to say it is really nice! It has a nice pretty purple colour and it smells so nice! It smells like a cross between dove soap and flowers.
It contains pure soothing oil and fine silk which seems to really hydrate and moisturise my skin, without stripping away my skins natural oils, which some other shower gels/body washes can do.
It also lathers up really well and the fragrance of the body wash lasts for quite a long time on my skin. And my skin feels nice and hydrated for most of the day.
*Luscious velvet* - the red one
This is also the same as the sleek satin one but this one is more of a pink colour and it seems to have a sweet scent and it also contains soothing oil and it also contains cream. And it also has a nice red bottle. they both have the same ingredients.
*Cheap - about £2 to £3 depending on what shop you go to and if your buying the larger size or the travel size
*They both smell really really nice
*Nice creamy silky texture
*Intensely moisturising and hydrating
*Good high quality brand
*Nice colourful packaging
*Available in larger supermarkets and It might be available in boots but im not sure
*normal sizes and travel sizes available
Thank you for reading my review
I'm off visiting my mum at the moment so having the fun of trying out lots of new products, and of course reviewing them. She left me this product in the shower so I thought I'd give it a go.
Dove Cream Oil Body Wash is a body cleanser full of moisturisers to leave your skin silky smooth. The particular one I have is in a different package to the image above. It is in a creamy coloured plastic bottle with the opening at the top, but other than that the labelling appears to be the same. I won't comment much on the packaging other than to note that the top was nice and easy to open even with wet hands in the shower, but closed firmly enough to not risk letting water in.
The product itself is creamy, both in colour and texture. It reminds me of lotion more than shower gel or body wash. Despite the name there was no trace of oilyness- something I had been concerned about. It has a soapy fragrance which while not unpleasant was a little disappointing. I suspect I may have been spoiled by all my Lush products though and expect everything to have an exciting scent.
When I used this, it lathered up nicely to a thick foam. It was rather like a shaving foam consistency rather than a bubbly shower gel foam. It was excellent for shaving with, letting the razor glide smoothly over my skin, and it rinsed off easily. Afterwards my skin felt incredibly soft and smooth and there was no need to moisturise. This amazing soft feeling lasted all day which really impressed me.
You can buy this for £1.99 for a 250ml bottle which is great value considering it doubles as a moisturiser too.
I normally just stick to the basic dove cream body wash but became interested in trying one of their 'cream oil' range just for something a bit different. The product comes in a deep pink bottle with an opening at the base and the product itself is a rich, creamy shower gel.
The product does have quite a strong smell but it certainly wasn't unpleasant or clinical like many body washes can be, it was slightly sweet without being overwhelming. The product is easy to dispense and works into a lather quickly meaning you don't need to use very much, it has a very smooth and creamy texture as you might expect.
One minor gripe is perhaps that since most people will use this in the shower the bottle has nothing for you to hang it up with which, depending on what your shower is like, may be irritating for some.
Like most Dove products this certainly did the job in terms of moisturising, it left my skin very smooth and the effects lasted throughout the day. The scent of the body wash also lingered in a subtle sort of way and was very pleasant.
You do get a real sense of quality from this product and it feels like using a luxury brand - however the price doesn't reflect this! Usually it retails for less than £3 a bottle, which considering how easily it lathers, will last you quite a long time.
I would highly recommend this as a good quality moisturising body wash which is a nice alternative to the standard Dove product.
When I was in Edinburgh before Christmas I was shopping in Boots and one of the assistants was giving out free samples of this body wash and she gave me three of them! Now I like a freebie so I was well pleased and when it is something as nice as this, well that's even better!
The free sample concerned was Dove Supreme Cream Oil Body Wash in the Luscious Velvet fragrance. I had used two of these but found the other one in the cupboard this morning and decided to use it. I had quite forgotten just how nice it is.
The packaging of the sample is a small replica of the full size version. The only difference is that the full sized product stands with the opening at the bottom so that the shower gel runs towards where you will be squeezing it out. The sample stands the other way up with the opening at the top.
The 200ml plastic container is deep pink in colour with the word Dove at the top in blue together with the familiar gold bird Dove logo. The rest of the writing on the front just says 'Supreme Cream Oil Body Wash Luscious Velvet with lush softening oil.' So the packaging looks classy and expensive.
The information on the Dove website (www.dove.co.uk) says that the Luscious Velvet version of this body wash is 'a luxurious blend of rich cream and lush softening oil'.
There is nothing on the container to enable you to hang it up in the shower so it would have been a real pain for me to use in our old house, but here in the cottage there is a useful shelf just below the shower fitting so I am no longer limited to just using gels with hooks on the containers.
So now we all know what we're talking about lets see how it measures up in the shower.
I squeezed a small amount body wash out into my hand and the fragrance that wafted up from it was stunning! It is difficult to describe but it is sweet without being sickly and I think I could distinguish a faint smell of almonds in it.
The body wash is a beautiful pearlescent white and it lathered up really well. The lather felt incredibly soft, smooth and creamy on my skin and I would happily describe it as velvety.
After rinsing the shower cream off the smell remained both on me and in the air in the bathroom and I kept getting a waft of it every so often during the day which was nice.
The other thing was that my skin felt lovely and smooth and the body wash certainly did seem to have the moisturising quality that we have come to expect from Dove.
There are two other body washes in this new range from Dove. The Sleek Satin one is a whipped blend or rich cream and pure smoothing oil and comes in a blue container. The Fine Silk one is a delicate blend of rich cream and sheer silkening oil and comes in a beige container. They both look as classy and expensive as the one that I am currently using.
I have taken a look at the Boots website and these three body washes currently retail at £2.93 each.
I am very impressed with this body wash and the lovely effect that it had on my skin so I shall certainly be looking to not only buy a full sized version but I shall want to try the other two as well!
This review may also get posted on Ciao.
I very rarely, if ever, write reviews on body wash creams, soaps, shower gels or the like... simply because I'm allergic to limonene and linalool - two ingredients used in the making of perfumes and other scented products on the market.
What people may not realise is just how powerful these two ingredients are... until recently, manufacturers were not required to identify these ingredients on product labels, but with the increasing number of people who are suffering from a wide range of allergies, manufacturers must add these chemicals to the list when they are above the recommended allowance [the normal threshold]. Therefore, when these items are listed on the ingredients, they are above recommended allowances and the risk of triggering allergies is at its highest.
Because I always purchase unscented products which are, let's face it, rather bland, I figured that writing about them would be just as bland. If I have broken with tradition, it's because I was too trusting!
I always do my shopping with Sainsbury's... online... I find that doing my groceries online actually saves me money because I stick to my grocery list, take my time to view all the specials, and when I go over budget, it's easy to go through the basket and remove items I may not actually need... I've been doing this for a few months, and have come to trust the quality of the goods sent to me, and to trust the extremely well detailed information that appears with every product on the Sainsbury's site.
Unfortunately, that trust was dented a few weeks ago when I ordered Dove Cream Oil Body Wash because I was bored with my own body wash and wanted something new... I read through dozens of product labels before coming across this one. Limonene and linalool did not appear on the ingredients, and trusting Sainsbury's as I did, I ordered it.
Of course, most people would take the time to actually read the label again... before using... but I'm not most people! I put the bottle in the shower cubicle and promptly forgot about it... until the next day, when I stepped into the shower, grabbed the bottle and squirted a good dollop on my shower puff.
Ahhhhh... the scent immediately set off alarm bells... sooooo nice... I can hardly describe the scent it was that nice. Even now, holding the open bottle up against my nose, I can't quite describe it, it's a heady scent, delicate and comforting, and although there is a soapy smell to it, extremely reminiscent of the regular 'old-fashioned' scent of Dove soap bars, there's something incredibly intriguing to the scent, which, I hope, might help to explain, or to justify, why I actually wet my shower puff and worked the soap into a thick and creamy lather - I simply couldn't resist! Call it temporary insanity if you must, but the lather felt so nice, so creamy and thick, and when I started washing with it, it felt like heaven!
My first reaction to the soap - no, it wasn't a rash [that came later] - was that the lather was so thick that I could barely even feel the shower puff. The lather just slid on and clung, and it felt, strangely, soft and luxurious. Although it is a cream oil, there was absolutely nothing 'oily' about it... it just felt so incredibly nice.
Once my shower over and my skin dried, I immediately noticed how soft and silky my skin felt, and the scent lingered, delicately enveloping me, and YES, those darned warning bells were going into overtime... and not fifteen minutes later, a rash broke out on my arms and face, and I felt so incredibly itchy regardless of my super-soft skin... I marched over to the pc, logged into my Sainsbury account and sent them a scathing e-mail blaming my woes on them because they hadn't mentioned limonene and linalool in the ingredients.
Needless to say that it came as no surprise when Sainsbury's wrote back in order to apologise and offer a full refund... their customer service department is extremely efficient. They also included these two nefarious ingredients on the product description page and thanked me for warning them! Unfortunately, it failed to remove my rash, which lasted a few days, but through it all... my skin remained as smooth and soft as a baby's bottom!
Two good things came out of this experience though... I was able to write a review... and my step-daughter inherited a nearly full bottle of Dove Cream Oil Body Wash, which, incidentally, she absolutely loves.
I received this product as part of a gift set at Christmas and have been using it on and off for a few months now.
The bottle actually differs slightly to the product image on Dooyoo in that the flip top part is at the top of the bottle rather than the bottom. This makes it very easy to open when in the bath or shower with wet hands. The bottle colour of this particular product is actually a biege colour and it has a very classy look and feel.
The body wash is a lovely creamy liquid which is almost golden in colour and a small amount of this on a bath puff with create a lovely, creamy, rich lather which leaves my skin feeling silky smooth and it feels lovely and moisturised after use as well as not giving my sensitive skin any problems. It is nicely scented without being too overpowering and I thought that the whole product was a real pleasure to use and I have been trying to use it now and again rather than every bath or shower as I want to make it last.
A 250ml bottle is available for £2.10 from Tesco stores and miscellaneous other places such as Boots & Superdrug. As I said at the start of my review I received a gift set with one bottle of this as well as another body wash by Dove & a Dove bath puffer but I am unsure of the price. There are miscellaneous sets available (mainly from Boots) and I would definitely recommend one of these for a friend or loved one for their birthday as most of the Dove products are fantastic. I am rating this product 5/5 as it's very indulgent and whilst it is a little more expensive that my usual product it makes my skin feel nicer and therefore I feel that it is worth paying a little extra for!
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According to House Speaker Jim Tucker, the vote on the merger of SUNO and UNO scheduled for Monday, on the House Floor, was postponed until Wednesday.
Tuckers reasoning for the postponement of the vote is: [A]t least two of the members who had committed to voting in favor of the measure were called away on business.
One might understand if one member of the House was suddenly called away on a family emergency, but two called away on business makes one think that the Speaker thinks we are stupid.
Since the leges were elected to their current terms, they have known exactly when the 2011 Regular Session would be held. The leges are paid to tend to lege business for 60 days from April 25 to June 23.
The business of leges is voting on matters that come before them.
What type of business were the two leges called away for that was more important than the peoples business?
Either the two missing leges are avoiding their duties or the Speaker is peeing on our legs and trying to convince us it is raining on our legs.

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TACOMA — The road to the boys and girls Class 4A state basketball championships might run through the Williams family.
Aqeel Williams is a 5-foot-10 senior guard for the top-ranked Garfield boys. His half-sister, Aqueelah, is a 5-8 sophomore guard for the No. 1 Mount Rainier girls of Des Moines.
The siblings both played Thursday in the quarterfinals at the Tacoma Dome. Aqeel had six points and two rebounds in Garfield's 62-50 win over No. 3 Bothell. Aqueelah played for Mount Rainier against Inglemoor.
"Me and my sister's relationship is really close," Aqeel said. "We used to play each other every day.
"For us to both be on the No. 1 teams in the state ... it can't get any better."
Jackson, Arlington
are familiar foes
When second-ranked Jackson and No. 10 Arlington meet in the boys semifinals at 5:30 p.m. Friday, the Timberwolves will be trying to defeat the Eagles for the third time in seven weeks.
"They're playing lights-out right now," Jackson junior guard Jason Todd said of the Eagles. "They're not the same team they were in the district championship. Neither are we. That's what makes this exciting."
The Eagles and Timberwolves have met twice, with Jackson winning 64-50 on Jan. 11 and 58-42 on Feb. 15.
Newport guard back in game
Newport senior guard Riley Hering played for the first time since Feb. 5, scoring one point and grabbing three rebounds in 17 minutes against Curtis.
He was sidelined almost a month after suffering a head injury while playing baseball with friends.
Hering averaged 3.5 points this season and was one of the Bellevue team's best defenders before being injured.
• Huskies coach Lorenzo Romar was in attendance Thursday.
• Of the eight 4A boys teams that played Thursday, Garfield shot the lowest percentage (32.7).


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Burke girl wins oratory contest
Esther Swift, Burke, sponsored by the Burke Post 28 and representing District 3 of the South Dakota American Legion, won the State Championship Oratory Contest for 2014. She was awarded a championship trophy, a $1,000 scholarship and a plaque to be displayed in her home school's trophy case.
Swift will now represent South Dakota American Legion in the National Contest in April in Indianapolis, Ind. She had previously won on local and district levels.
The contest was held during the Mid-Winter Conference of the American Legion held Jan. 24-26 in Huron. Contestants were required to deliver a prepared oration of eight to 10 minutes on the U.S. constitution as their first oration. In turn a constitutional topic was assigned to the contestants and a three- to fi ve-minute extemporaneous oration was required on that topic. Each contestants was allowed fi ve minutes of preparation time.
Other winners were: Emily Meier, Aberdeen, second; Abby Boner, Castlewood, third; Kimberly Chow, North Sioux City, fourth; Esther Grassmid, Scotland, fi fth; and Kaitlyn Dix, Lemmon, sixth.
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We are a loose collective of disaffiliated culture critics, knowledge workers, poets, illustrators, and closet utopians.
Location – New York City, Cambridge
Job Description
The Baffler Foundation, Inc., an independent, non-profit publishing enterprise and The Washington Spectator, a monthly independent bulletin on social and political affairs, are seeking a tried-and-true circulation assistant to organize and administer a period of tremendous organizational growth.
Job Responsibilities
We're keen to find someone who takes initiative and direction equally well and goes with the flow as priorities shift and wriggle. We envision this position as office management and administration, reporting to senior management and Board of Directors, and covers three main spheres of responsibility:
Managing offices in New York and work with our Cambridge office and staff outposts in Madison, San Francisco, and Washington DC. This person would manage incoming and outgoing mail; enable conference calls; help organize staff meetings and public events; preparing agendas and recording minutes at meetings; filing and storing of internal archives, invoices, vendor contracts, bank accounts statements and minutes of board meetings. The publishing assistant is also responsible for processing grants and deposits; ordering office supplies; books and research materials; mailing out parcels of magazine issues and books; maintaining orderly and accessible files for inspection by outside parties and for the Foundation's internal archives.
Customer service and circulation assistance includes managing correspondence with subscribers and customers; function as our liaison to the fulfillment house; and assist with circulation management and promotion tasks and such other publishing initiatives that are undertaken in the course of the workweek. We are looking for a smart person with some work experience and computer skills.
Administering our IT, including basic security protocols, logins and passwords; carrying out regular download calendars and maintaining external hard drives; assisting with website regular maintenance, and software updates. The Foundation's information technology is largely about enabling connective, online office platforms.
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Comfort with Microsoft Office, Google Apps for Work, Dropbox, Hubspot, Skype, MacOS and iOS, or close enough aptitudes.
Experience in publishing and a touch of well-applied mania are both beneficial.
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1. Re: A question about updating metadata files in plug in938644 Dec 3, 2012 8:06 PM (in response to 938644)So, I folowed the instructions in chapter 13.7.1 ( ProgrammersReference) - EM 12C release 2.
I created my own mbeans , used the emctl jmxcli etc ..
I created both files : for metadata, and default_collection ( The files which the emctli genertaed for me )
I did it on the agent machine. I copy the files under the PLUGIN dir in the agent machine too.
I registered the files using mrs service as it's written ( chapter 16 ) . ( after I copy the files from the agent to the mrs ( oms machine ) machine .
Every thing seems to be OK . I restarted the agent.
Now, when I open the EM console' I can't see the metrics which i defined in the generated files !
Am i missing something??
Please Help!
2. Re: A question about updating metadata files in plug inAdeesh Fulay Dec 7, 2012 10:55 PM (in response to 938644)Hi,
Since you are primarily interested in monitoring your custom java app, you can ignore TargetTypeStencil.xml for now. I have reached out to the relevant team to get help on your questions around jmxcli, and you should hear from them shortly.
BTW, have you explored the out of box jvm monitoring capabilities? Have you not found them to be sufficient?
3. Re: A question about updating metadata files in plug inSubh4m-Oracle Dec 8, 2012 4:49 AM (in response to 938644)System stencils are used to define rules to automatically add members to the System target. It is not mandatory for any MP to work.
In this example 'TargetTypeStencil.xml' is any xml file that defines that rules. Few examples of such files are
I thin you had also created a Service Request # 3-6524782891 asking the same Qtn.


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This storied East Hampton property was once owned by eccentric mother-daughter duo Edith Ewing Bouvier (known as Big Edie) and Edith Bouvier Beale (known as Little Edie). Current owner Sally Quinn talks about why she bought and renovated the property known as Grey Gardens and textiles designer Christopher Hyland weighs in on how the current design scheme gives a nod to the home's quirky former owners. Find more amazing properties at LXTV.
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I doubt if Lawn Dogs have an eye on career track unless you incentivize them that way. Lawn Mower. Senior Lawn Mower. Supervising Lawn Mower.Originally Posted by robeiae
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StyleBlazer Certified: More Hot Summer Sneaks from Kenzo & Vans (Peep These Playful Colorways Up Close!)
Pairing up yet again with the skate brand Vans, Parisian-cool label Kenzo has made a second round of summer sneaks. Contrary to their fanciful hi-brow collections, Kenzo has reached out to brands like Vans and New Era Caps to bring some NY swag to the their Parisian style.
Freaking the classic Vans Era sneaker in tri-color candy stripes—yellow/black/white, green/yellow/white and blue/yellow/white—three different colorways were made. Featuring painted white eyelets and a contrast stripe, these sneaks will compliment the simplest summer look. The second wave of Kenzo x Vans will be available in August at Opening Ceremony and select shops.
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WATCH: Democrats Restore Reference to Jerusalem's Status as the Capital of Israel to Party Platform
Not all Democrats happy with the change - part of the crowd boos the decision.
CHARLOTTE - Democrats voted to change their convention platform to add a mention of God and declare that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.
The move came after criticism from Republicans, the pro-Israel lobby, and several prominent democrats.
Many in the audience booed after the convention chairman, Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, ruled that the amendments was approved despite the fact that many delegates objected.
The announcement came at the beginning of the second day of the Democratic National Convention - since major speeches begin after 7 P.M., the hall was half-empty.
The party reinstated language from the 2008 platform that said "we need a government that stands up for the hopes, values and interests of working people and gives everyone willing to work hard the chance to make the most of their God-given potential."
The Democrats even outdid their Republican opponents - the GOP platform refers to Jerusalem's status only in passing: "Two democratic states: Israel, with Jerusalem as its capital, and Palestine, living in peace and security."
The platform now included what advisers said was Obama's personal views on Jerusalem.
DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz said in a statement: "The platform is being amended to maintain consistency with the personal views expressed by the President and in the Democratic Party platform in 2008. Jerusalem is and will remain the capital of Israel. The parties have agreed that Jerusalem is a matter for final status negotiations. It should remain an undivided city accessible to people of all faiths.
"It has been the policy of both Republican and Democratic administrations for decades that Jerusalem is a final status issue to be negotiated directly between the two parties, as part of discussions to achieve a two-state solution that secures the Jewish state and homeland. Our Party platform already expresses strong support for the peace process and makes clear the steps that any Palestinian partner must take to be a part of such a process -- recognizing Israel's right to exist, rejecting violence, and adhering to existing agreements."
The Anti-Defamation League commended the Democratic Party on the amendment on Wednesday: "We welcome the amendment referencing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and we applaud the DNC for listening and for being responsive to the concerns raised by supporters of Israel," said Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director. "But we are still troubled that it was removed, and it should never have happened in the first place. This has been a longstanding policy statement on the DNC platform going back decades."
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Troy NoKA - Coco Chanel
Back in February, Troy NōKA told us that Dollars Make $tatus Change. You know what dollars also make? Brands like Coco Chanel. While most Boothies (myself included) have probably never set foot in a Chanel store, let alone bought something from the designer line, shouldn't stop you from enjoying NōKA's latest effort. For this luxurious, rich cut, Antwoine "T-Wiz" Collins cooks up an elegant piano arrangement perfect for the softer, R&B side of Troy's diverse style. NōKA, with an understated, unique vocal performance tells the tale of girl who enjoys the finer things in life and will do whatever she has to in order to get them. Like the aforementioned Dollars Make $tatus Change, Coco Chanel, will appear on his forthcoming album, Love.Fear.Pianos.


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The daylight that had gleamed between Arsenal and the chasing pack at the top of the Premier League may have been snuffed out this weekend, but the league leaders could still greet the final whistle with genuine satisfaction at their afternoon's endeavours. Arsène Wenger's young charges have made their point.
A winning run that had stretched back to mid-August was checked on Merseyside, the visitors surrendering their first league points in seven top-flight matches, though few sides will come to Anfield this season and thrill to this extent.
There was a period in the first half when Arsenal monopolised possession, pinging first-time passes to leave the Kop transfixed in a collective howl of frustration. Liverpool deserved credit for their stubborn refusal to wilt and, in the second period, for the sheer willpower with which they thrust themselves back into the contest, yet it would have been a travesty had Steven Gerrard's blistering opener proved this game's only goal.
No team in English football can entertain as exquisitely as Wenger's, but this match had been a test of their resilience as well as effervescence. Their first meeting with one of the perceived contenders had seen them trail for only the third time this season, yet they recovered and prospered. Sir Alex Ferguson had left the directors' box before the equaliser was scored, but he would still have departed concerned that a daunting task awaits in Saturday's visit to the Emirates Stadium.
"There was mental strength and togetherness, which was pleasing," acknowledged Wenger, whose team had shipped the opening goal in 22 of last season's 38 league fixtures and invariably struggled to muster a riposte. "That allowed us to come back. I'm very pleased with the performance and I feel we came out of this first big test stronger. We played without any handbrake, without any restrictions - we were faithful to the game we wanted to play. Our movement, our technical quality, the risk in our game ... I didn't know whether we'd win or lose today, but I couldn't fault any element of the team performance."
That mesmeric passage during the first period had offered a taster of what was to come, Emmanuel Adebayor thwarted by José Reina in the only clearcut chance it yielded, though Liverpool's defence were gasping to stay afloat throughout. The Reds were more imposing after the interval, with Peter Crouch impressive where an unfit Fernando Torres had floundered, but the best opportunities were the Londoners'. Emmanuel Eboué rasped a shot against a post and Cesc Fábregas, his body shape awkward as the ball flew at him at pace, skied the rebound. The Spaniard battered against the same upright three minutes from time only for Niklas Bendtner to slice into the Anfield Road stand.
In between Fábregas had equalised, guiding his shot - luckily, he claimed - beyond the wrong-footed Reina from Alexander Hleb's sumptuous pass. It is a measure of the confidence flowing through them at present that the 20-year-old departed Anfield, where his side had been spanked 4-1 back in the spring, deflated that victory had not been achieved. "We played well enough but did not manage the win, so that's disappointing," he said. "It was a good performance. We came back, showed character, played football." Their new-found maturity should have the others quaking.
Occasionally, admittedly, they over-elaborated, but that was as jittery as they got, winded by Liverpool's aggressive opening and pummelled by Gerrard's energy. Back then, Fábregas had been choked by the harrying Xabi Alonso and Javier Mascherano. Yet both those players limped away from the fixture. "I felt that we were a bit nervous maybe at the beginning," conceded Wenger. "Everybody was expecting something special from us today. In the first five minutes we were a bit caught on the ball, but Liverpool can do that to you at home.
"You have to be realistic: we were 1-0 down after an edgy start against a team strong at set pieces and on the counter-attack. Sometimes you lose games like that. But, after our goal went in, we started to play. Then you could see a better picture. I felt we showed fantastic quality. I was always very confident this would be a successful season, and I hope we convinced a few more people today.
"There's a long way to go, but in my opinion we have the talent to fight up there for the championship. I would give credit to the attitude and the quality of the team. The players are growing, their confidence and belief is stronger. Last year we swam a bit against the stream - we were in a new stadium, we were seven points behind the leaders after three games, and things did not feel positive. But you could still see signs that the team had quality because, in the big games, they played so well."
The manager had conceded in the build-up that should his side emulate their record of having suffered only one defeat against last season's top five this time around, then they would be difficult to catch. "Next Saturday [against Manchester United] is another test," added Wenger. "We go into that with today's result behind us and, especially, the performance which will make us much stronger."
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Is Heaven Worth It?
Regis NicollRegis Nicoll's weblog
- 2008 Nov 02
"I don't want anyone to suffer anymore. And if the suffering of little children is needed to complete the sum total of suffering required to pay for the truth, I don't want that truth, and I declare in advance that all the truth in the world is not worth the price!" (Ivan Karamazov in The Brothers Karamazov)
In The Brothers Karamazov, Ivan Karamazov levels a powerful charge against God. Ivan is an intellectual skeptic who sees a world full of suffering and injustice. Particularly offensive is the cruelty done to innocent children. What purpose can such evil possibly serve? Where is God in this mean old world? Ivan wants to know. After graphically recounting the horrors of a young girl mercilessly abused by her parents, Ivan concludes that whatever reason God may have had, the price is too high.
To human sensibilities the existence of cruelty and suffering is a scandalous indictment against Omnipotence. It is what drove Einstein to reject the God of the Bible for "Spinoza's God"—the non-personal principle of reason, harmony, and cosmic order. Throughout the centuries, the "problem of evil" has led countless others to conclude that God is negligent, impotent, or non-existent.
Consider media mogul Ted Turner.
Until the age of 15, Ted was a self-described Christian who attended Christian school, studied the Bible, prayed for one hour every day, and even planned on becoming a missionary. But that all changed after his younger sister succumbed to terminal lupus. Despite the prayers of family and friends for healing, Ted's sister died after a painful five-year struggle. Unable to reconcile his sister's death with his Christian faith, Turner turned his back on God. As one observer has noted, "It's not so much that Turner doesn't believe in God as he doesn't want to give God, who allowed his sister to be crushed by disease, the satisfaction of recognition."
Ted Turner believes that if God exists, He is a detached, impersonal Governor who is aloof about human suffering—an un-God who may be all-powerful, but not all-good; and for that reason undeserving of recognition, much less human devotion.
Rabbi Harold Kushner, author of When Bad Things Happen to Good People, has a somewhat different view. Rabbi Kushner trusts in God's infinite goodness, but the pervasive existence of human misery and injustice is evidence that He has little to no power over these things; otherwise, they wouldn't be so rife and unmitigated. Like Ted Turner, Rabbi Kushner came to his belief after his own personal tragedy: the agonizing death of his teenage son.
The classic response to these positions goes something like this: A perfect God created a perfect world, which included, necessarily, free will and morally responsible agents. Thus, evil was not created by God, or the result of divine negligence or incompetence, but it was a consequence of choices made by moral agents in the unfettered exercise of their will.
That argument offers us a certain intellectual satisfaction. Still, there can be a lingering notion that it is little more than a rhetorical sleight-of-hand to cover embarrassment for a God who, in our lowest moments, seems an indifferent deity. Yes, there are times we need more than clever logic.
Several years ago, some friends lost their 12-year-old daughter to cancer. During her last five years, "Claire" had been in and out of hospitals, receiving radiation treatments and chemotherapy for an inoperable brain tumor. Despite the impassioned prayers of family and friends, improvements in her condition were only temporary, necessitating frequent trips back to the hospital.
As her condition deteriorated, the doctors decided that Claire should live out her remaining time at home. Her last days where far from peaceful. The pain from her cancer-ridden body was so intense that large doses of narcotics gave her little relief. Her parents became increasingly fervent in prayer, yet the pain was so intolerable that the only alternative for lasting relief was to sever her spinal nerve. Two weeks later Claire died.
We're all familiar with those "name it and claim it" verses of the Bible. But somehow the joy of those passages doesn't jump off the page in situations like Claire's. Like the disciples who asked Jesus about the cause of the blind man's blindness, we want to know what went wrong. Did we fail to pray hard enough? Did we not believe strong enough? Are our sins too great? Or do we conclude, as Ted Turner and Rabbi Kushner, that God is not all he's cracked up to be.
Two months before her death, Claire made a decision to be baptized. But what should have been an occasion for rejoicing turned into turmoil for her family. You see, Claire's church required baptism by immersion, no exceptions—an impossible requirement considering Claire's frail condition. In frustration her parents approached another church across town that agreed to baptize her in a less traditional fashion. The resulting ceremony was a moving testimony to hundreds of witnesses of this young girl's courage and commitment to the Lord.
The apostle Paul's afflictions, primarily his imprisonments, provided the opportunity for writings that would become the Magna Carta of the Christian faith. But perhaps more significantly, his trials were evidence of his sincerity and love, evidence that was essential to gain the credibility and acceptance of those he had previously persecuted.
For Paul, it is clear how God used his adversity to advance the kingdom. But for Claire, God's purpose is not as obvious. Perhaps He wanted to demonstrate the unshakeable quality of child-like faith to a world in desperate need of hope. Maybe He wanted to awaken a dying church out of its misplaced focus on legalism. Perhaps He sought to secure Claire's place in his eternal family at an early age. Perhaps.
At this point we must admit we don't know. And even if we did, it would not attenuate our feelings of loss this side of eternity. So where do we go for comfort? How do we reconcile our lingering yearning for a world turned right side up.
If Paul's hardships were necessary to win over beleaguered Christians skeptical of his motivations, what about God? What did He need to win the love of His created beings? Certainly He could have overwhelmed them with staggering displays of power. But He had already done that through the general revelation of creation. If that wasn't enough, the chosen nation of
Yet God's blessings, frequent manifestations, and dramatic wonders had no lasting effect on
At the heart of love is other-centeredness. From small acts of kindness to the laying down of life for another, love is lived out and authenticated through personal sacrifice. It is thus, in the Incarnation, we find the highest expression of divine love. For there we find a God who refused to exempt Himself from the stinging injustice of a world gone wrong. For a brief moment in history, God set aside His omnipotence to be the Son of Man—the Advocate who presents God to man and man to God.
Making Himself as one of us, God invaded the world, not as sovereign king but as a helpless infant. Associating with the downcast and outcast and ministering to the least and the last, He was shunned by His brothers, rejected by His countrymen, convicted on phony charges, tried by an illegitimate assembly, sentenced to an unjust death, spat upon, beaten, cursed, scourged, nailed to a tree, and, crying out in anguish, killed in infamy with common criminals as the hand of his Father was withheld. If anyone knows, from first-hand experience, about injustice it is Him.
Because He walked in our shoes, He is the only deity who can understand our pain, sympathize with our suffering, and be patient with our questioning hearts. The Incarnation is the shocking and irrefutable display of inexhaustible Love.
We can join Ivan Karamazov in railing against God for this mean ol' world, or we can consider the injustice He endured and wonder why He subjected himself to it. Could He have taken a less costly course to set the world right?
The short answer is yes. But only in a sin-scarred world can the infinite dimensions of God's love be expressed through the nail-pierced hands of a risen Savior. Such is the love of Him who silently listens to all the charges Ivan makes against him; then, without a word, moves over to his accuser and kisses him.
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How are you feeling today? There's now a new website that will help you track your moods and share them with friends and family so they can be warned when you're in a less than friendly mood. Moodmill is a social mood management site (ever heard that before?) that will help you stay in touch with your online contacts by creating a log of how you are feeling. Once you sign-up (which they promise is quick and painless), you'll learn how to produce a mood. First you write down what your concerns are and how you feel at that moment, then you choose your mood on the mood meter and press submit. Voila - you've created an online mood manager! To learn how to post your favorite sites to the Website of the Day group,
I know that this long list looks scary, but trust me, once you get the hang of it, it'll be a snap the second time around.
- First of all, join the Website of the Day group
- Click "Create and Share!" on the left hand side
- Choose "Blog"
- Give your photo a Title
- Leave the category as "general"
- Change the channel to "technology and gadgets"
- Add keyword(s) (for example mine for this photo was "Website of the Day")
- Click on the "Add Image" link below the "body" box
- A popup window will happen - click on "Browse" to find your image on your computer
- Once you have the image chosen, click "Submit"
- The popup will show you your image, choose size: "normal" - if you want, you can give it a title (which will show up as a caption)
- Click "Insert" and the popup will go away
- Your "body" box will now have some text in it. Leave it as is. If you want to add some text before the picture telling me why you love the website, do it before the code that has appeared.
- Click Submit
So join the Website of the Day group and share information about all of your favorite sites! Yours just might end up on the geeksugar homepage!


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Warner Bros. Removing Confederate Flag From 'Dukes of Hazzard' Car
The General Lee – Bo and Luke Duke's vehicle of choice from 'The Dukes of Hazzard' – is a classic and instantly recognizable Hollywood car. But it's about to get a little less recognizable as Warner Bros., the studio that owns the theatrical, DVD and licensing rights to 'The Dukes of Hazzard,' has decided to remove the confederate flag from all future versions of the car.
Biggest Summer Movies of 2012: What Was a Hit and What Flopped
A lot of movies came out in the Summer of 2012. Some were good and some were…not so good. But one thing's for sure: they made a lot of money. We took a look back at some of the biggest movies of the Summer of 2012 to see what worked and what didn't. Some films won't surprise you – you mean 'The Avengers' was a big hit?… – but others – people still go see those 'Ice Age' movies?! – will.


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CRM 406 - Safe Combinations
Records to Be Kept:
Campus Business Services will establish and maintain a record of the location and combination for all walk-in vaults. Individual departments are responsible for maintaining records on smaller combination safes. Campus Business Services will periodically review with departments the University policies and what is considered good business practices with regard to vaults and safes.
Reporting Combinations :
Of Walk-In Vaults - All combinations of walk-in vaults are reported to Campus Business Services.
Method of Reporting -
- Each combination is recorded and sealed in a separate envelope with the following information entered on the outside:
- Campus
- Location of vault (room number and building)
- Description of vault (make, model, serial number and University inventory number)
- Date envelope was prepared
- Signature of person responsible for the vault
Note - When a change in combination is being reported, "CHANGE" is also entered on the outside of the envelope.
- One or more envelopes are sealed in a larger envelope marked "TO BE OPENED ONLY BY THE CAMPUS BUSINESS SERVICES" and hand-carried to that office.
Safe Combinations :
Knowledge of to Be Limited - Combinations are to be given only to a minimum number of employees required to have access to the safe.
Not to Be Written Down - Combinations are to be memorized and are not to be written down except as required for reporting combinations of walk-in vaults to Campus Business Services.
Care in Using - Safes are to be opened in such a manner that other persons cannot observe and determine the combination.
Changing the Combination - When a person knowing the combination is no longer to have access to the safe, the combination should be changed immediately.
Each Department - Each department having a combination safe must establish and maintain a record of each person given the combination, dates the combination was last changed, and the reason the combination was changed.
Combinations for smaller safes should be maintained in some secure manner within the department, but should not be reported to Campus Business Services.
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Mac users who also own a BlackBerry can now sync data from their Mac to the handheld device with the new BlackBerry Desktop Manager for Mac. Best of all, the software is free for download and will be available from October 2 (1pm EDT).
Waterloo, ON — Research In Motion (RIM) has exciting news for Mac® users that want an easy and reliable solution that syncs their contacts, calendar appointments, tasks and notes with their BlackBerry® smartphones. A new version of the BlackBerry® Desktop Manager software has been developed specifically for Mac users. The new desktop software is scheduled to be available for free download from www.blackberry.com/mac on Friday, October 2 at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time.
The new BlackBerry Desktop Manager software allows Mac users to smoothly and seamlessly sync data from Mac applications like iCal®, Address Book, Microsoft® Entourage® and others, as well as add and remove applications, schedule automatic backups, encrypt backup files and install software updates for their BlackBerry smartphone.
BlackBerry Desktop Manager Software also integrates BlackBerry Media Sync, enabling Mac users to sync their iTunes® music collections with their BlackBerry smartphone*. From within the BlackBerry Desktop Manager software, users simply select the desired iTunes playlists and the music, including song information and album art, is quickly transferred onto their BlackBerry smartphone.
BlackBerry Desktop Manager software is designed to run on Mac computers with Mac OS 10.5.5 and higher and supports BlackBerry smartphones running BlackBerry OS 4.2 and higher.
* Certain music files may not be supported, including files that contain digital rights
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j.a4214765wrote a review of Line Pollard's Paint Brush Ski Pole on March 15, 2013
One of my poles handles started falling apart after only about two weeks. Maybe a fluke, maybe not. Lightweight poles, but they feel a little cheap, not sure they will stand a full season of abuse like my heavy, but durable, leki poles have.


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First, I want to thank Richard for a wise and nicely worded article. Please read the entire thing; it's wonderful. He talks about the supposed demise of "great editors" like Maxwell Perkins--you know, those genius editors who found those genius authors and worked with them painstakingly on manuscript development and personality management.
Actually, the reason I love Richard Curtis the most is because he talks about how unfair it is to say there are no great editors left. As he points out, the industry has changed massively, and if you're not sensitive to the huge pressures editors are up against, you might misunderstand how much work they're actually doing for you.
One of my personal favorite lines:
Editing is a highly complex set of functions, and no single individual is capable of exercising them with equal aplomb. The editor who wines and dines agents and charms authors may be a clumsy negotiator; the dynamic deal-maker may have no patience for the tedious and demanding word-by-word task of copyediting; the copyeditor who brilliantly brings a book to life word by word, line by line, may be completely at sixes and sevens when it comes to handling authors.
So. What is a good editor?
I don't want to bore people who've hung around these parts for a long time, so I'll refer you to this earlier piece on things I hope you can expect from your editor. If you're in the process of having your agent submit a novel, print it out and use it as a check list.
It's true, we can't all be masters of everything. And in fact almost all of us are really only masters of one of those three things, and perhaps a bit awkward in the other two.
But the fact is, there are things you deserve in an editor for your book. One of them is an editor who can at least hold their own in each of Richard's three mentioned categories. You deserve someone with good taste and judgment. You deserve someone who can hold their own socially to the point that they'll be able to express why your book is great to other people. And you deserve someone whose reading of your text will make it better than you could have made it on your own.
And yeah, we exist. We do. I'm that person (she says oh-so-modestly). No, but seriously, I am. I'm not a genius at any of the three areas, but I know I need to do my very best regardless. And I hold my own.
And so do a bunch of other friends and colleagues. Really, we exist.
The people who think Max Perkins's spirit is dead are the same ones who think the publishing industry is also dead. They're the ones who can't cope with fresh ideas to counter fresh challenges. Which is sad for them, not me.
But we're here. Really, we are.


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The Making It Happen program is a set of resources, case studies, workshops and webinars designed to help farmers understand and strategically implement a variety of financial management tools in order to increase the financial strength of their operations. View the report on the NESARE-funded pilot program or see a schedule of upcoming trainings.
The workshops and materials provide farmers with applicable and effective financial management tools that can be used to make business decisions. These tools can be easily used by farmers in business operations to improve productivity, reduce costs, increase net farm income and improve overall quality of life.
The content for this workshop series is based on The Carrot Project's "Measuring Profitability and Success" project, which measured business changes and the impact of business assistance and financing on a diverse group of 30 farms.
Financial Calendar Tool & Webinar
This tool is designed to help you stay on top of financial management tasks critical to maintaining effective business practices during the busy growing season. Adapt the Calendar to your farm's needs and realities and create a personalized financial management calendar for your farm. The tool is split into two parts:
Part I: Financial Mangement Task Checklist organizes tasks into daily, weekly, monthly, and annual sections that can then be easily translated into a work schedule.
Part II: Financial Management Task Details explains the goals, data, and process involved in completing the more complicated managerial tasks listed on the checklist.
For an in-depth explanation of how to use this calendar and how to accomplish a number of these tasks, please watch our Farm Financial Calendar Tool Webinar presented in conjunction with New Entry Sustainable Farming Project and Julia Shanks Food Consulting.
Learning Tips
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Waupaca woman arrested twice in 10 hours for drunken driving
A Waupaca woman who was arrested twice in 10 hours for drunken driving appears to be headed to prison.
Candice McConkey, 42, struck a plea deal Tuesday. She pleaded no contest to her fifth and sixth OWI offenses.
Charges of driving after revocation and bail jumping were dropped and McConkey faces 12 years of prison and extended supervision when she's sentenced on Nov. 11.
The two arrests came April 23 and 24.
An ambulance driver saw her car weaving near New London - and she was later arrested for having a blood alcohol content almost three times the legal limit.
She was released from jail, and got into a bar fight in Weyauwega the next day. Police removed her from the tavern, and she hitched a ride to New London where she got behind the wheel again.
She was caught again with a blood level about 2.5 times the legal limit. McConkey was still facing her fourth OWI charge at the time. She was later convicted of that.


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The Study to Evaluate Patient Outcome Using Distal Protection Combined With the BX Velocity. (DISCOVER)
This study has been completed.
Cordis Corporation
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First Posted: December 12, 2005
Last Update Posted: August 6, 2008
Information provided by:
Cordis Corporation
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Detailed Description:
The primary objective is to evaluate the use of the AngioGuard™ device combined with the Bx Velocity™ on patient outcome at one month.
|Coronary Artery Disease
|Device: emboli capturing guidewire device combined with stent
|Phase 2 Phase 3
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: None (Open Label)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Distal Protection Combined With Velocity in Coronary Arteries and SVBG Registry.
Further study details as provided by Cordis Corporation:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- clinical success of the AngioGuard™ device combined with the Bx Velocity™ stent [ Time Frame: 1 month ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- successful placement and retrieval without embolic occlusions of vessels distal to the position of the device [ Time Frame: post-procedure ]
- overall survival rates [ Time Frame: 1 month and 6 months ]
- device evaluation [ Time Frame: post-procedure ]
|Study Start Date:
|May 2000
|Study Completion Date:
|June 2002
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2002 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1
AngioGuard™ device and Bx Velocity™ stent
Device: emboli capturing guidewire device combined with stent
AngioGuard™ device and Bx Velocity™ stent
Other Names:
Detailed Description:
This is a prospective, non-randomized, multi-center trial. Patients will be treated with the AngioGuard™ device and Bx Velocity™ stent and will be followed for six-months post-procedure.
Information from the National Library of Medicine
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|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Unstable angina pectoris (Braunwald classification B & C, I-II-III, native vessels)
- or lesion located in the SVG;
- Single de novo or restenotic lesion requiring treatment in a major native coronary artery or saphenous vein graft;
- The vessel diameter to place the AngioGuard™ device in must be > 3 and < 5.5 mm (6.5 when the 7mm AngioGuard™ is available);
- Target lesion stenosis is >50% and <100% (TIMI 1).
Exclusion Criteria:
- A Q-wave or non-Q-wave myocardial infarction within the preceding 72 hours unless the CK and CK-MB enzymes are back to normal;
- More than one coronary artery is 100% occluded;
- Patient has unprotected left main coronary disease with > 50% stenosis;
- Patient has an ostial target lesion;
- Significant (>50%) untreated stenosis proximal or distal to the target lesion that will be treated during the procedure, since this may require revascularization or impede runoff;
- Ejection fraction <30%;
- Totally occluded vessel (TIMI 0 Level).
Contacts and Locations
Information from the National Library of Medicine
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00264043
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00264043
|Herzzentrum Siegburg GMBH
|Siegburg, Germany, 53721
Sponsors and Collaborators
Cordis Corporation
|Principal Investigator:
|Eberhard Grube, MD
|Herzzentrum Siegburg GMBH
More Information
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
|Responsible Party:
|Dr. Hans-Peter Stoll, Cordis
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00264043 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|First Submitted:
|December 9, 2005
|First Posted:
|December 12, 2005
|Last Update Posted:
|August 6, 2008
|Last Verified:
|August 2008
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Coronary Artery Disease
Myocardial Ischemia
Coronary Disease
Heart Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Arterial Occlusive Diseases
Vascular Diseases


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Over the next couple of weeks, PowerMizzou.com will get Tiger fans set for fall camp with an in-depth breakdown at every position. We will outline the likely starters headed into fall camp, highlight a few backups who could challenge for a job, and set the scene with the major camp storylines at each spot. This will be a special free series on the site, every day for ten days. Today, we look at the safeties:
The Starters: Jasper Simmons has one spot on lockdown. But the other one is very much up in the air. Jarrell Harrison started most of last year, but slipped to third string in the spring and was recently arrested on shoplifting charges. The candidates are many for the other spot opposite Simmons.
The Backups: Kenronte Walker was brought in from the junior college ranks for immediate help. Matt White and Tavon Bolden had good springs and enter their redshirt freshman seasons. But perhaps the most likely player to step forward is Kenji Jackson, who started the Kansas game as a true freshman before hitting a bit of a sophomore slump last season.
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The Top Story: Basically, who starts? Walker should be much further along than he was in the spring, but Jackson is the guy we'll be watching. How can a player who was so good his freshman year disappear as a sophomore? Can he get back his 2008 form or will the Tigers have to turn elsewhere? As many problems as the pass defense has had, Missouri needs to find its answer here early in camp.
Nobody covers the Tigers year-round like PowerMizzou.com. We will preview fall camp with daily stories leading up to the first practice on August 5th. If you are not yet a member, just try out our free seven-day trial.


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Christians are asked to dedicate their lives to the Lord in the same way as the martyrs, taught Pope Benedict on Wednesday. While it may not be their vocation to literally give up their lives, he said, Christians are called to an always greater love of God and neighbor, "to transform our world."
Hosting Wednesday's audience in the interior courtyard at his summer residence in Castel Gandolfo, the Holy Father greeted the faithful in eight different languages. In his Polish greeting, he asked for "generous and efficient aid" for the victims of recent flooding in Pope John Paul II's homeland, which was already recovering from being swamped by high water levels just last spring.
During a catechesis centered on martyrdom because of the frequency of feasts for martyrs in the month of August, Pope Benedict taught that the foundation of martyrdom is really quite simple. It's based, he said, "on the death of Jesus, on his supreme sacrifice of love, consumated on the Cross so that we might have life."
It follows the same logic as that of the grain of wheat that dies and produces much fruit, said Benedict XVI. "Jesus is the grain of divine wheat, which allowed itself to fall to the earth, that allowed itself to split, to break in death and, in this way, opens itself and thus can produce fruit in the vastness of the world."
Martyrs, he explained, follow Christ completely "freely accepting to die for the salvation of the world, in a supreme proof of love," and their strength to do so comes from an intimate union with the Lord.
"If we read the lives of the martyrs, we are astonished by their serenity and courage in confronting suffering and death: the power of God is manifested fully in the weakness, in the poverty of he who entrusts himself to Him and puts his hope only in Him."
The martyr, he went on, is "a free person that in a single definitive action gives his entire life to God, and, in a supreme act of faith, hope and charity, abandons himself into the hands of his Creator and Redeemer; he sacrifices his life to be associated totally with the sacrifice of Christ on the Cross."
Put briefly, the Pope said, "martyrdom is a great act of love in response to the immense love of God."
Repeating his words from last Sunday's Angelus catechesis, he said again that while Christians are not likely to be called to martyrdom, "none of us is excluded from the divine call to holiness, to live Christian existence in a 'high' way.
"We all, especially in our times in which selfishness and individualism seem to prevail, must take on as our first and fundamental commitment that of growing every day in an ever greater love of God and our brother to transform our world," he concluded.


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3 bedroom semi-detached bungalow for saleShetland Way, Immingham
Property Description
Key features
- Spacious Semi Detached
- Recently Refurbished
- Lounge
- Family Sized Kitchen
- Dining Room
- Three Bedrooms
- En-Suite Shower Room
- Detached Garage
Full description
Located in a well-regarded and popular residential area, this three-bedroomed semi-detached dormer bungalow offers deceptively spacious accommodation that benefits from a recent refurbishment and upgrade to the bathroom, en-suite, kitchen appliances and appointments.
Located in a well-regarded and popular residential area this three-bedroomed semi-detached dormer bungalow offers deceptively spacious accommodation that benefits from a recent refurbishment and upgrade to the bathroom, en-suite, kitchen appliances and appointments. . .
* entrance hall
* large walk-in store cupboard
* spacious lounge
* family-sized kitchen opening to :-
* dining room with French doors to rear garden
* bedroom 3/study
* modern fully-tiled contemporary style bathroom
* landing
* two double bedrooms with fitted furniture
* en-suite shower room
* uPVC double glazing
* gas central heating
* gardens to front and rear
* driveway and single detached garage
The town offers traditional shopping. Doctors, Dentist, Local town hall, Leisure facilities. Great for commuting to Grimsby / Hull and M180. Humberside International Airport and Kingston upon Hull sea terminals.
Particulars Of Sale
Entrance Hall
uPVC double glazed and leaded entrance door. Antique oak laminate wood-effect floor. Central heating radiator. Walk-in cloaks/store cupboard. Coving to ceiling with ceiling light. Staircase.
4.87m(16'0'') x 3.52m(11'7'')
uPVC double glazed and leaded bow window to front elevation. Double central heating radiator. TV, telephone and Virgin aerial points. Coving to ceiling with central light.
Spacious Dining Kitchen
4.52m(14'10'') x 6.30m(20'8'')
Range of light oak wall and base cabinets with downlighting from wall cabinets. Contrasting granite-effect worktops incorporating a 1 1/2 stainless steel sink drainer with chrome mixer tap. Ceramic wall tiles to splash and work areas. Built-in stainless steel New World range cooker incorporating two ovens and a grill, five burner hob (can be purchased by separate negotiation) to a canopy extractor. Integrated combination fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. TV and telephone points. Contemporary-style vertical double central heating radiator. Coving to ceiling with halogen downlighting. Dual aspect uPVC double glazed windows to rear garden. Open arch to
Dining Room Area
With continuation of antique oak laminate floor. Contemporary-style vertical double central heating radiator. Virgin aerial point. Coving to ceiling with central light. Door to hall. uPVC double glazed and leaded French door to rear garden.
Ground Floor Bedroom
Presently used as a study. uPVC double glazed and leaded window to front elevation. Central heating radiator. Broadband and telephone points. Coving to ceiling with central light.
Family Bathroom
Modern/recent 2008 fully-tiled three-piece suite comprising panelled bath with direct feed shower above and shower screen, pedestal hand-basin, close coupled w.c. Chrome vertical combination towel rail and radiator. uPVC double glazed window to side elevation.
First Floor Accommodation
Bedroom 1
3.25m(10'8'') x 3.70m(12'2'') wardrobe front
uPVC double glazed window to rear elevation. Central heating radiator. Fitted wardrobes incorporating five doors with complementary furniture including bedside cabinets and a knee hole dressing table. Coving to ceiling with central light.
3.30m(10'10'') x 1.87m(6'2'')
Spacious en-suite with shower cubicle with direct feed shower. Light oak vanity unit incorporating a single bowl with chrome mixer tap, cupboard and drawer units below. Close coupled w.c. Chrome towel rail/radiator. Two built-in linen cupboards, one housing gas central heating boiler and shelving. uPVC double glazed window to side elevation.
Bedroom 2
3.50m(11'6'') x 3.22m(10'7'') wall to wall
uPVC double glazed and leaded window to front elevation. Central heating radiator. Coving to ceiling with ceiling light. Built-in large walk-in store cupboard with attic access.
Front Garden
Block-paved drive and hardstanding. Flower/shrub bed. Driveway continues down the side of the house to the rear garden and leads to a single detached garage with up-and-over door, light and power.
Rear Garden
Backs onto an open green being low maintenance having lock-paved and with timber deck sun terrace. Screening to boundaries by fencing.
Other Information
We are advised by the owners that the property is Freehold, although we have not had confirmation from the Solicitors.
Local Authority
North East Lincolnshire Council - Telephone 01472 313131.
Mortgage Advice
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Thursday's CSExtra offers the latest reporting and commentary on space related activities from across the globe. NASA's official in charge of the agency's Commercial Crew Program cautions against cutting competition for operational system too soon. NASA Administrator Charles Bolden tells advisory group former space shuttle launch Pad 39A will be assigned to commercial user soon. NASA through the years: a look back at the accomplishments since legislation establishing the space agency was signed into law 55 years ago. NASA's giant Space Launch System deals with structural stresses. Tidal forces behind geysers on Saturn's moon Enceladus. Planetary scientist Ellen Stofan becomes NASA's new chief scientist. Star Trek fans enthusiastic over Houston docking of Galileo shuttle.
1. From Space News: Tight budgeting is likely to force NASA to pare back from three to two the number of U. S. companies competing under the NASA umbrella for a commercial capability to launch U. S. astronauts to orbital destinations, including the International Space Station.
A. From Florida Today: Phil McAlister, director of commercial spaceflight for NASA, cautions an agency advisory panel that competition is key to the success of NASA's commercial crew program. Don't cut the number of participants too soon, he advises.
2. From Florida Today: NASA's Kennedy Space Center is moving move ahead with plans to lease former shuttle launch pad 39A to a commercial user, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden informs a Washington advisory panel.
3. From The Christian Science Monitor: NASA through the years. The space agency's creation was established with legislation signed into law 55 years ago this week by then president Dwight Eisenhower.
4. From Aviation Week & Space Technology: NASA's Space Launch System heavy lift rocket faces stress obstacles as development activities move forward. NASA plans to merge the SLS with the Orion/Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle to start U. S. explorers on their way to deep space destinations.
5. From Science News. Tidal forces drive geysers on Enceladus, a moon of Saturn. Cassini, the NASA spacecraft orbiting the planet, makes the discovery.
6. From Americaspace.com: NASA Administrator Charles Bolden names a new chief scientist for the space agency, Ellen Stofan is a planetary geologist.
7. From The Associated Press via the Houston Chronicle: Trekkies gather at Space Center Houston, near NASA's Johnson Space Center, to welcome a new display, Galileo, the shuttle featured in early episodes of the Star Trek television series.
A. From Discovery.com: Star Trek's teleporter is no way to move through space. A new analysis of the physics behind teleportation reveals the process would take "forever".
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