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This is one of my favorite products on the market because it is so versatile. You can use it as a mask or a s a moisturizer. I think the reason it has gotten some bad reviews is because women don't use it correctly. It is not made to be a stand alone moisturizer. It is made to be used in conjunction with your regular moisturizer to make it penetrate your skin better and lock in the moisture for 24 hours. I love love love it.
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One of my favourite products! ...Saved my skin this winter from dry patches. I'm using it now and then to lock the moisture after a regular moisturizer. Worked wonders for me but this is indeed a complimentary product not a moisturizer. Actually I'm pretty surprised to see so many negative reviews. Shall repurchase again.
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So I got a sample size of this in a GWP. All I can say is wow, this might be the moisturizer that I will forever convert to. I used to use Cerave and after using this I realize that Cerave was probably clogging my pores. This one does what it advertises. It leaves my skin feeling amazing.
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I really like this cream because its oil free and I have acne prone skin. It doesn't really moisturize as much as I would like it to but I does a good job. I had some dry patches on my skin and this moisturizer was not helping with that. The I bought the exfoliating scrub and use it 2 a week and now the dry patches are gone and this moitirizer goes on my skin better as well as my makeup.. So overall it's a pretty good product.
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I love the cooling effect of All About Eyes so reckoned I would probably like Moisture Surge too. I didn't particularly need anything extra to hydrate my skin as I already use a facial mist during the summer to keep my face nice and dewy but I thought this would be good to use all year round, if it worked. I pop it over my usual moisturiser and it seems to give it a lovely cooling boost. I use a much cheaper gel over my night-time moisturiser on warm nights as it doesn't matter if it doesn't dry down quickly, but Moisture Surge is great for the day.
Great texture, wake up with softened skin. Yet get a little oily on my t-zone. Hope it could feel a little less sticky after a while. But definitely would buy again.
Pros: feels lightweight on skin, moisturizes well, absorbs quickly, does not break me out (dry-combination, super-sensitive skin--Clinique Dramatically Different breaks me out like you wouldn't believe).
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I really needed a good moisturizer, but had to be light weight. SA talked me into this one. Love the gel texture, felt cooling, no annoying smell and did not break me out like other reviewers, but it's so sticky. Never really sinks in. Didn't really moisturize either. I could have put another layer on as soon as I woke up this morning but my face is still sticky. Definite fail. I would not recommend.
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As summer approaches and we leave winter far behind, my skin feels progressively better every day. I find Im able to replace the thick, heavy-duty creams I rely on in the cold winter months with lighter moisturizers like Cliniques Moisture Surge Extended Thirst Relief, a fantastic face moisturizer half way between a gel and a cream. I can already tell its going to be a star in my summertime skin care routine, after using it for about two weeks now.
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I have a 1 oz sample size of this product, and I like it alright. I had been using it as a moisturizer when I felt like I didn't need a whole lot of moisture, but I read on here to use it over moisturizer, and I have to say it is working better. It doesn't really have much of a scent, but I like the gel consistency. I probably would not repurchase simply because it doesn't do too much for how expensive it is.


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Friday, May 27, 2011
RIT Staff Council would like to thank Dr. Destler and all the Staff Council Members who helped to make this year's Picnic another great success especially the SC Events Committee: Jackie Ott, Donna McKeown, Nick Rogers & Jeanette Tydings - Well done!!!!
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Hot off the presses…. read all about it… RIT Creates New Website for Sports Camps.
RIT created a brand new website for all the Sports Camps that are run here at RIT during the summer and throughout the year. The camps are run for kids and teens (the ages varies by sport).
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
For the last 6 years JDRF's Rochester Walk to Cure Diabetes has been held right here on the RIT Campus. This year's walk starts with registration/fun @ 9AM in the Gordon Field House on Sunday, May 15th
Unfortunately we all know too many people who have this terrible disease. Please think about joining the RIT Tiger Team and help in the search for a cure for diabetes. It actually is a really fun event.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
What started as an idea by one of our Staff Council Communication committee members Adel Henen from FMS has become a reality. Adel had this great idea that we should recognize the Staff Council Award Recipients not just one time in the fall- but that we should create some kind of a display to recognize them throughout the year.
Monday, April 25, 2011
RIT's Innovation and Creativity Festival is coming up on Saturday, May 7.
Imagine an event that showcases the wide array of talent, skills and innovation - exhibited by the RIT community. Imagine thousands of people coming to this event. Imagine the RIT campus alive with the sights sounds and smells of a community festival. This was Dr. Destler's dream just a few short years ago. It is now a reality.

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IN THIS week's Free exchange column, we look at why globalisation may not reduce inequality in developing countries. Lots of theories have been proposed. We discuss one, outlined by Eric Maskin of Harvard University. Mr Maskin has been working for over a decade on this theory, which he is developing alongside Michael Kremer, a Harvard colleague. In a nutshell, Mr Maskin argues that skilled workers in developing countries are coveted by multinational companies and see wage rises. Unskilled workers are ignored, so their wages fall. (The thesis is tricky to grasp at first, so please read the article.)


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Westerly — Timothy A. Coleman, a well-known author, writer and expert on fishing — specifically surf-casting — was found dead Thursday morning on the "sand trail" in the Weekapaug section of town.
Coleman, 65, wrote a weekly saltwater fishing column for The Day for more than a decade. He split his time between Westerly and the Florida Keys.
Police said Coleman was found on the shore of an inland pond with his fishing gear around 9:47 a.m. on the "sand trail" off of Spray Rock Road. Police said Coleman's death does not appear suspicious. The state medical examiner will conduct an autopsy, police said.
In addition to writing for The Day, Coleman served as managing editor for The Fisherman magazine's New England edition from 1974 to 2001 and published eight fishing books. He also wrote a "New England Regional Fishing with Tim Coleman" blog for "Soundings" online and contributed to "Salt Water Sportsman" and "Boating World."
Friends of Coleman took to the "Stripers Online" web forum to talk about Coleman's death.
"I saw him this winter at a monthly meeting for the CT Surfcasters Assoc. where he was charming and informative," one wrote. "He seemed very happy and healthy.
"The sport lost a big supporter and enthusiast. He was certainly an important figure and a (savvy) angler. He will be missed by many."
Another wrote, "Thoughts and prayers to his family — I read his articles all the time growing up; he paved the way for fishing fools and writers like myself. It's a tragedy, losing the angling icons we have in the past couple of months..."
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Dodgers: Amazing Clayton Kershaw enters break with 0.83 WHIP and 11.8 strikeouts per nine innings.
Giants: Hard to imagine how team ranked 24th in hitting entering weekend once had 91/2-game lead over Dodgers.
Padres: After signing six-year, $35.5 million extension, Jedd Gyorko hit .162 with a .213 OBP in 221 plate appearances.
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As young boys, Orville and Wilbur Wright loved all things mechanical. As young men, they gained invaluable skills essential for their success by working with printing presses, bicycles, motors, and any sort of machinery they could get their hands on. As adults, the brothers worked together to invent, build, and fly the world's first successful airplane. This is the fascinating story of the two inventors and aviation pioneers who never lost sight of their dream: to fly, and to soar higher!
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Tiny toilet. - sit down and you bump your knees on the door. Hand-held shower.
A good location with access to small city center. The nearby park was a nice surprise.
The elevator only went part way to our room requiring us to climb two additional flights of stairs. A problem if you're carting heavy bags. The bathroom was right off the main living area and for some reason included translucent windows rather than walls. A little odd since we were staying in a 'family' room that we shared.
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strange layout of both hotel and room with very limited car paring
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Great location in old town centre. Modern, clean, comfortable hotel. Private parking at hotel but lots of parking on the square in front of hotel, free for overnight stay. I left my kindle book in the room but the emailed to let me know and offered to post it to me.
No drawers for clothes which was ok for overnight stay but a bit annoying if staying longer
Cute town and a decent breakfast.
There were no window coverings other than sheers. The light from outside shone bright all night. I'm a sleeker how needs it dark, so I didn't sleep. Also hard to change clothes with people looking in.
Very clean,comfortable, maintained every day, good decor, friendly and helpful staff. The restaurant was great with excellent food. Lovely position on a square in Chalon.
Blind in room wouldn't work and not enough milk, coffee and other sachet drinks in the room.
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Parking on the square outside can be a little hit and miss in busier periods.
Superb location, lovely central hotel. Very comfortable.
The shower over the bath! A proper shower cubicle would be a big improvement.
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It appeared there were dog hairs on the duvet cover
Parking had been reserved in advance and was available. Food in the restaurant was superb for a luxury - end of holiday meal. Hotel easy to find overlooking a square where there was plenty of paid parking
The bath was extremely slippery and would benefit from a handrail of some kind being fitted. Only a glass shower screen to grab!
Location, quirky bathroom location (room 214), interesting use of space at first floor level. Very friendly and helpful reception staff. Secure parking in city centre.
Good location in the centre of town
Comfortable but very dark room.
Ease - regarding situation in town. Impersonal - good for one night quick stay.
No private parking facilities - No Restaurant - closed - Bistros on the Place closed or the one tried rude refused 2 to sit at table for 4 when place half empty at 8pm - walked out.
Excellent position with parking. Friendly and helpful staff.
Rooms are very spacious, spotless and modern. The bed was the most comfy I have had in a hotel room for a long while. We booked on line only the day before and all of our requests were accommodated. The morning cleaning staff were most friendly and were highly amused by our dog!
Breakfast was expensive for what was on offer. All the cereals were of the children's variety, ie chocolate or covered in sugar, the array of fruit was poor and the fruit salad offered was distinctly brown in colour. Also, there were no curtains in our bedroom which caused issues with privacy and ambient light from outside.
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The restaurant was closed!
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I was given the top corner room. I'm 91 years old and I had to carry two pieces of luggage up about 40 steps because the elevator did not go that far.
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We booked hotel based on restuarants review , however at no time were we advised and neither is it listed on the web site that both restuarants are closed for August, in fact France is closed don't be a tourist in August in fact don't bother it's a second rate country
Central, clean and comfortable.
The restaurant wouldn't cook me an omelette; in France, I ask you!
The beds were comfy and clean
Restaurant closed in the evenings. Throughout August
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Very small hotel car park if you don't want to park in the square outside the hotel.
The central position with restaurants and bars near by is an advantage. The rooms are modern even if a bit small . We had a room at the rear of the hotel which overlooked a small car park and was very quiet - maybe an idea to ask for one of those as the front over looks a busy square. Excellent self service breakfast bar.
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Close enough to Calais to catch the shuttle the following morning
Location not very pleasant. A bit down at heel and most places closed. Hotel not fully open. Restaurant closed. Smells of paint
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iomart would not exist had a young British computer scientist called Tim Berners-Lee not submitted his idea for allowing scientists to share information to his manager at CERN. Today our data centers provide the physical infrastructure that enables start-ups, SMEs and large enterprises to deliver their services online.
To mark this anniversary we asked our staff to share their memories of the early days of the World Wide Web and we'll come to their recollections in a moment. But one member of our board really was there at its birth.
Ian Ritchie CBE is Non Executive chairman of iomart but back in the early 1980s he founded Office Workstations Limited (OWL). OWL was the first and largest supplier of Hypertext/Hypermedia authoring tools for personal computers which customers used to implement large interactive multimedia documentation systems in the automobile, defense, publishing, finance, and education sectors. This is how Ian describes encountering what would become the World Wide Web.
"In late November 1990 I was attending a technical conference on Hypertext at Versailles near Paris when I was approached by a pleasant, rather earnest, young researcher," he recalls. "'Are you Ian Ritchie?', he asked, and when I said I was he introduced himself as Tim Berners-Lee and said he wanted to speak with me. We retired to the bar and over a beer he told me about his project - the World Wide Web. My first reaction was that this was a very ambitious name for a system which only existed on his computer in his office at CERN - it was first made available to the rest of CERN the very next month in December 1990.
"He was, however, totally convinced that his system would take over the world one day and people everywhere would use it to communicate with each other," Ian remembers. "At the time the Internet was not open to everyone but was restricted to not-for-profit public bodies such as universities, government, defense and science researchers, such as those at CERN. He wanted my company, OWL, to write a browser for his system, as he didn't have an effective mechanism for viewing his documents. Our hypertext system had multiple fonts, graphics and layout and his was restricted to plain text only. However, he wasn't able to commission any work and I was running a commercial company and really couldn't undertake unpaid work of this kind. I told this story in a TED talk - http://bit.ly/1otPUAY .
"So we passed on the opportunity. I first saw the Mosaic browser for the World Wide Web demonstrated by Marc Andreeson at the Hypertext conference in Seattle in 1993. He had developed it at the publicly funded National Center for SuperComputer Applications (NCSA) in Champaign, Illinois, and all subsequent Web browsers have been based on this work. It is ironic that the World Wide Web, which has disrupted almost all of the world's commercial processes, entirely originated from publicly funded research programs."
So our chairman can actually claim he was there at the birth of the World Wide Web. What about our employees? Well, some (older!) staff remember those first days of dial up and some (much younger!) weren't actually born. However what they all share is the experience of the impact it has had on the world we now live and work in where two out of every five people are 'connected.'
When asked 'What was your first memory of the web?' the overarching memory is the noise that accompanied those first dial up modem connections. "It was like a donkey in pain!" says one, remembering that you could go and make a coffee and run a bath in the time it took to connect.
The NCSA Mosaic browser that Ian saw back in 1993 was pretty popular it seems, although you had to wait for the web pages to load one line at a time. The browser was accessed on "stone age Packard Bell" and Pentium PCs. "I remember thinking how slow and useless this was," says one of our senior managers.
While it was exciting – "It was so much better than teletext" says another - it didn't foster much brotherly or sisterly love. "My first memory was having to unplug the house phone and my five sisters going mental because the line was always engaged," while another was caught out by his older brother who handed him a huge bill for the ISDN line that he'd been using to chat to people in CompuServ chat rooms!
Grandparents are often seen as slow adopters of technology today, back then they came in quite handy. "I got a Yahoo ID (which I still have today), set up my 56k modem and hooked it into my gran's phone line. Then of course arrived the £600 phone bill as Demon Internet were only providing penny per minute Internet access at the time. Thankfully Freeserve eventually released unlimited dial up internet!"
Freeserve seems to have been the way a lot of us accessed the web in those early days. Internet chat rooms were the place to hang out and from there many of our older staff started building their first web sites.
Many first memories were chatting with friends and potential partners via MSN Messenger and AOL. "That's how I met my first girlfriend," says one, while others just asked Jeeves, "I was told it answered questions and remember being very disappointed with its answers!"
What did we first use the web for? "There wasn't much on the web at the time. It was mainly government stuff and a couple of corporates," others looked at the NASA and the FBI websites. "Curiosity of America the Super Power was the first thing me and my mates wanted to look at. We honestly thought we were going to find proof of aliens or something!"
Favorite websites today include Google, BBC News, Wikipedia, Gmail, You Tube, Twitter, Soundcloud.com, imgur and Failblog.org, "Nothing makes you feel smarter than the browsing the consolidation of some of the silliest things human beings ever attempted." While one older site is dear to the heart of a particular iomart staffer, "Yahoo Chat without a doubt. I met my wife on there you know, long before it was fashionable to meet people online."
So what has the World Wide Web given us? For many of our staff the biggest benefits have been for learning and connecting with their families and friends wherever they happen to be in the world. Others say: "I can find really niche music from wannabe artists who don't receive much press, and they can get feedback from folk like me"; "I no longer have to use Yellow Pages or call BT when looking for a telephone number"; "I see the doctor less"; "Amazon. I hate going shopping!"; and "Ebooks….Because….well, have you ever tried carrying 10,000 books at once?!"
It has definitely given us careers in one of the fastest growing industries. While that might be a career that could have turned out differently for one senior employee - "Without it I wouldn't have run my own business for almost ten years. Such a shame I wasn't 18 when I first came across the web, I would be a millionaire by now!" – for all of us it has created more jobs and opportunities.
Has it changed our lives? "Well, it hasn't - it's just become part of my life. I've lived with the internet, longer than I've lived without it."
The response to Tim Berner-Lee's idea from his boss to his idea all those years ago was, "Vague, but exciting." That doesn't even get near to describing what has happened as a result. Ensuring that the World Wide Web was made royalty-free meant it could be used by everyone and it has revolutionized our lives ever since, allowing a whole new type of business and way of living to develop.
So thank you Sir Tim from everyone here at iomart!
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A no-cook recipe using stale white bread and autumn fruits - autumn puddings are gorgeous.
The classic blackberry pie is given an update by adding sloe gin before baking in a sweet pastry case.
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