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They are the best practices that leading companies are implementing now practices that will be combined with advanced analytics and modeling tools to forge the supply chain of 2025.
The date is an arbitrary one, of course. But it helps todays managers to focus on the path to supply-chain excellence, at a time when external factors are conspiring to undermine the efforts of global suppliers to get product to market in a timely fashion.
The next general of supply-chain risk management will deploy the quantitative analytical tools that are widely used today in global banking, said Anthony Tarantino, a senior consultant in supply-chain and operational excellence to Cisco Systems, Inc. So bring on the number crunchers.
But every successful supply-chain initiative involves a blending of technology and business-process change. Speaking at a recent global trade seminar in Palo Alto, Calif., hosted by the law firm of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP, Tarantino laid out seven best practices that can help businesses to weather the storms theyre likely to encounter in the next 10 years. Here they are:
Centers of excellence. Nothing new here businesses have been piloting such initiatives in one form or another for years. Typically, they involve multi-disciplinary teams that are charged with addressing a specific issue. Tactics include the standardization of business processes and continuing education of key managers.
But a true center of excellence can be a political lightning rod, said Tarantino. Its not a slam-dunk to create one thats successful. It must have strong executive sponsorship and be reporting at a relatively high level within the companys management structure.
If a CoE is buried within the organization, said Tarantino, it will lack independence to make the tough calls and defy the status quo.
A hybrid supply-chain organization. Companies tend to seesaw between the extremes of centralization, which promotes efficiency and controls costs, and decentralization, which provides flexibility and quicker time to market. The answer lies somewhere in the middle. History has shown that a rigid application of either approach is not going to work, said Tarantino. Yet achieving the perfect balance is a constant challenge for every organization.
Product segmentation. Products must reflect the realities of the marketplace, which is by nature fragmented and requires multiple tailored approaches. The trick, said Tarantino, lies in determining the optimal number of product types and segments. Defining factors include demand volatility, profit margin, supply-chain risk and resiliency, and variations in order and manufacturing lead times. They break down into millions of data points hence the need for sophisticated analytics to sort through it all.
In the future, Tarantino said, segmentation will become an essential element of virtually every supply chain. Marketplaces are constantly changing, and businesses must conform even if that means transforming a companys very nature. Cisco, for example, went from being a maker of networking hardware to a provider of services and subscriptions. And the pace of change is accelerating. Segmentation cant be a one-shot deal that you do every five years, he said.
Big data analysis and analytics. Up to now, most organizations have relied on structured data such as purchase orders, inventory levels and customer returns. The future will see the addition of unstructured data from external sources books, articles, blogs, surveys, social media everything under the sun, as Tarantino put it. These data points, which account for up to 90 percent of all business information, can have a huge impact on supply chains. Again, though, companies need a means of sifting through the clutter in order to extract meaningful data. Its analytics to the rescue.
This will be essential, if segmentation efforts are going to provide a realistic look at customer sentiments and trends, especially for new market areas and new products, Tarantino said.
Hybrid outsourcing. Once again, balance is key. Over the past two decades, many companies engaged in rampant offshoring of their manufacturing capacity. They got what they expected in terms of cheaper labor, but they also became burdened with uncertainty caused by the additional distance between source and sale.
Theyve gotten smarter in recent years, having achieved a better understanding of the hidden costs of outsourcing and risks such as theft of intellectual property. Contract manufacturing is a cutthroat industry, in which nominal partners often perform work for direct competitors, said Tarantino.
Forget about protection from host governments or the reliability of non-disclosure agreements. In China, he said, the rule of law is just a myth. Often its smarter to locate at least a portion of ones manufacturing closer to home, and keep core IP in-house or with trusted local partners.
Quantitative analysis for risk management. The advanced modeling tools in use by the banking industry were triggered by international accords such as Basel II and Basel III, and by U.S. laws such as the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Banks today can model the rarest of catastrophic events the so-called Black Swans and supply-chain managers need to be able to do the same. These techniques and tools will be applied to the next generation of supply-chain risk management, Tarantino said. Expect plenty of new job openings for the quants.
Managing IP and patent protection. IP theft and piracy will continue to grow. Theyre a cheap way for foreign competitors to get a foothold in emerging markets. Western notions of business ethics in those countries and in China are essentially irrelevant.
Supply chains of the future will have to factor IP risk into their sourcing and trade decisions, Tarantino said. He cited Seagate Technology, which makes disk drives in its own Southeast Asian factories, versus Apples decision to outsource manufacturing to IP-challenged countries such as China.
Similarly, good patent risk management can help to shield companies from expensive patent wars and trolls that claim the most basic elements of technology as their proprietary right.
The unifying theme among all these best practices is the growing inter-dependence among global businesses and their many partners. Said Tarantino: I dont think there is such as thing as a local supply chain anymore.
Monday, 10-11-14 22:25
This article hits many good points. I agree that all the practices listed are important for the fast paced future, especially found managing IP and patent protection to be most interesting. Maintaining security is extremely imperative because if not done correctly, it could cost a company millions of dollars.
However, I think another good practice would be continuous data gathering. I feel that gathering data at any time is no harm, but really helpful when needed. There's much to find about sources, suppliers, competitors, etc. Especially for the procurement side of supply chain, being on the look out for better deals is a must. Another element that ties in with this practice is knowing how to negotiate well. Negotiating well will be what drives a company to success.
Monday, 11-08-14 06:18
It's indeed a very good article, however the proposed Best Practice is not valid till 2025 with such rapid changing environment. I would consider one of the elements which is missing in the list is People development. With such rapid changes in environment, people should develop their skills to keep up the pace and in every organization, there is a need to have a team of people who will focus on people development, to retain the talent as well as develop them to make sure the progress is in line with the pace of external world.


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I had a conversation this week with one of my consultants about customer research.
We were talking about observed intent and how it often differs from self-reported intent, and how that topic is at the heart of some of the value propositions of the new wireless carriers.
A few weeks ago, I wrote about the limitations of customer surveys. To recap:
• Customers will often rationalize irrational behaviour, after the fact.
• Customers have trouble accurately predicting what they will do, out of context.
• Customers often don't understand why they make the decisions they make, since decision making is at least partly – sometimes dominantly – emotional.
Surveys are not always the best research tool for predicting decision making patterns. Instead, observation and point-of-sale (POS) intercepts can be very informative.
My consultant and I were talking about how some customers buy. Over the past few years, we have watched thousands of consumers shop as they browse, narrow, select, pause, replace, select again, and finally purchase. Or identify, select and purchase. Or one of another myriad of decision trees that lead to a customer making a purchase or walking out of a store empty handed.
It's the second path we are fascinated by: neither of us is overly impulsive – we research, we compare, we analyze, then we buy. But there's a segment out there that doesn't buy the way we do. This segment literally walks up to a store window or a display, points at a product, and says "Cool! How much?" And if the answer is acceptable, off they go with a shiny new good. It's likely a different – or at least slightly different – segment of impulse buyer. But it exists.
So how does this tie in with the new entrants in the mobile phone space in Canada? Two of the key pieces of the value propositions for some of those new entrants are customer dissatisfaction and reticence to sign contracts. The upshot, if we are interpreting correctly, is that some of these carriers believe they can win over either new customers in the space – perhaps new immigrants, perhaps students – or pull customers from established players, based on contract phobia or disenchantment with an incumbent's service.
I'm curious about the customer data from which the value propositions were built. I know each of the new entrants looked abroad for successful models in other countries. I know pricing structures from all over the world were studied. And I'm told there is a pile of Canadian customer research data, and that it was very professionally compiled and analyzed. I'm told it shows that a significant portion of the population at some point indicated it is dissatisfied with the service currently received from the phone companies, and that people would prefer to not sign a contract. I'm sure that is correct.
The tricky bit is intent.
I'm also curious what percentage indicated that their dissatisfaction or hesitation to sign a contract would result in switching phone companies in the near future if other options were available. The problem is that some of those consumers are also in the "Cool! How much?" crowd. Or in the "I know what I said but I can't be bothered to change" crowd. Or in the "I changed my mind" crowd. In other words, a few months after intonating one way, they are behaving another way – either because they have forgotten what made them dissatisfied, or because of the sticker shock of paying full price for a phone versus the attractiveness of a heavily subsidized price with the incumbent, or for any other reason not easily predicted ahead of time.
The point is that switching behaviour can be a hard thing to predict from customer self-reported data. Ethnographic techniques, such as direct observation and interception, can be far more accurate in measuring switching behaviour.
It will be very interesting to see how things play out in the Canadian mobile space. Will customers act on their stated dissatisfaction or hatred of contracts? Or will they invalidate the data? We'll see where the dust settles in a year or two.
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Mark Healy, P.Eng, MBA, is a partner at Satov Consultants – a management consultancy with practice areas in corporate strategy, customer strategy and operations strategy. Mark's focus areas inside the customer strategy practice include consumer insights, customer experience, innovation and go-to-market strategy. He is a regular speaker and media contributor on topics ranging from marketing to strategy, in telecom, retail and other sectors. Mark is known as much for his penchant for loud socks and a healthy NFL football obsession as he is for his commitment to Ivey and recent Ivey grads. He currently serves as chair of the Ivey Alumni Association board of directors. Mark lives with his wife Charlotte and their bulldog McDuff in Toronto.

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It's the third in a series of new-generation hybrid systems Honda has labelled Earth Dreams Technology, following the Sport Hybrid Intelligent Multi Mode Drive for mid-sized vehicles and the Sport Hybrid Super Handling - All Wheel Drive for sports cars.
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At low to medium speeds around town it will operate, as long is it can, as a pure electric vehicle - and it can be plugged in to a charging station when parked to make the most of that mode.
If the battery runs flat while driving the car doesn't stop, the engine starts up to charge the batteries, while still using the the two electric motors to drive the front wheels. In this mode, the car thus operates as an extended-range EV.
For high-speed cruising, however, the engine is connected directly to the front axle by a lock-up clutch, with no power lost in either transmission or in generating power to drive the electric motors.
It may sound like science fiction, but this system will actually reach showrooms in the United States in January 2013, in the North American version of the new Accord.
Hondas doesn't actually say so but the indications are that this is the drive-train that will be used in the new NSX sports coupé, already 'leaked' in the Iron Man movies.
Honda claims that this combination of 3.5-litre V6 petrol power and three electric motors will deliver acceleration comparable to a V8, on the fuel consumption of a four-cylinder engine.
We'll take that under advisement until we've driven one.
The big direct-injection V6 is front-mounted, driving the front wheels via a seven-speed, dual-clutch transmission with a built-in electric motor. There's also an electric motor permanently hooked up to each rear wheel.
Under hard acceleration, of course, everything gets hooked up for maximum voomah; that we expected.
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The Red Fern Theatre Company will present the World Premiere of We in Silence Hear a Whisper, written by Jon Kern and directed by Melanie Moyer Williams. We in Silence Hear a Whisper runs from October 5 - 23, 2011 in a limited engagement at The Theater at the 14th Street Y, located at 344 East 14th Street between First and Second Avenues in New York City. Previews begin October 5 for an October 8 opening. For more information visit http://RedFernTheatre.org.
Performances are Thursdays - Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 3pm, with additional performances on Wednesday, October 5 at 8pm and Monday, October 17 at 7pm. There is no performance on Friday, October 7. Tickets are $25 and can be purchased online at http://www.TheaterMania.com or by calling 1-866-811-4111. Running time is 90 minutes with no intermission. Train access via the N, R, Q, 4, 5, 6 to Union Square or L to 1st Avenue.
To lay her brother's soul to rest, a young Darfuri refugee must escape the relentless Man on the Horse, chased through the wilds of Sudan down into the landscape of her own mind. With riveting action, surprising humor and elegant puppetry, We in Silence Hear a Whisper explores the redemptive power of connection and how the greatest tragedies only happen when we look away.
The Red Fern Theatre Company is a New York City based 501(c)(3) non-profit founded in 2006, celebrating their 6th season. Through its productions and outreach, the RFTC provokes social awareness and social change. Each play produced by the RFTC addresses social issues that range in scope from local to global. They pair each of their productions with a philanthropy whose work relates to the social themes of the play. A portion of the ticket sales from each play is donated to the designated philanthropy, and they educate their audiences on their mission and activities. By associating each production with a philanthropic organization, they are able to respond directly to the people affected by the issues addressed in the play. Since their inception, they've produced 10 revivals, 1 World Premiere, 1 New York Premiere and two evenings of commissioned short plays. They're excited to call the newly renovated Theater at the 14th Street Y their home for the entire year.
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Jon Kern's full-length works include Modern Terrorism, or They Who Want to Kill Us and How We Learn to Love Them, Do Not Disturb: a hotel experience and Telefonesis: The Art of Mental Murder. His short plays have been performed at Ensemble Studio Theater, The Brick, The Flea and in the Samuel French Off-Off Broadway Festival. He's a member of the Ma-Yi Writers Lab, The Civilians R&D Group, The Old Vic New Voices Network, and Ars Nova Play Group, and an alumnus of EST/Youngblood. Kern received a 2010-2011 Van Lier Fellowship in Playwriting from New Dramatists and a 2010 Alfred P. Sloan Commission and he was a 2010 Heideman Award finalist.
Melanie Moyer Williams, a cum laude graduate of Duke University, is the Founder and Executive Artistic Director of The Red Fern Theatre Company. Her directing credits for the company include the New York Premiere of Shirley Lauro's All Through Night, the World Premiere of A Shot Away: Personal Accounts of Military Trauma, Miss Evers' Boys from +30NYC and The Exonerated, among others. Her other directing credits include the World Premiere of Henry Kissinger (FringeNYC), That Is The Question in the Philadelphia Fringe Festival (named one of the Best in the Festival) and A Tribute To Andrew Lloyd Webber with the Youth Symphony Orchestra of El Salvador in El Salvador with Wanderlust Theatre Company.
The cast includes Parker Leventer, Stephen Conrad Moore (The Civilians, Classical Theatre of Harlem), Matthew Park, Devere Rogers and Keona Welch (Colored People's Time and Savanna Black & Blue with the Negro Ensemble Company), along with puppeteers Hansel Tan (The Ohmies, Will Sing with Ma-Yi Theatre Co., Future Anxiety at The Flea Theater), Marcy Agreen and Crystal Beth.
The creative and production team consists of Ken Hall (Red Fern Managing Director), Lori Singleton (Associate Producer), Kel Haney (Red Fern Artistic Producer), Amelia Mathews and Elizabeth Barrett Groth (Puppet Design), Katherine Akiko Day (Set Design), Marie Yokoyama (Lighting Design), Elizabeth Barrett Groth (Costume Design), Colin J. Whitely (Sound Design), Julie Foh (Accent Coach), Laura Luciano (Production Stage Manager) and Sara Lyons (Assistant Director).
The Red Fern Theatre Company continues to garner acclaim in the theatrical community. In October 2010, American Theatre Magazine named the group as "one to watch." NYTheatre.com applauded the company, saying, "Red Fern Theatre Company is to be commended for their mission of fostering documentary performance[s]." Back Stage writes, "A Shot Away has its compelling moments, and it is surely an effective way to get the word out about a problem that affects thousands of soldiers annually." Broadway World raves, "Gentrifusion not only provides a wonderfully multi-racial and talented cast, and a great evening of theatre, but each of the plays is paired with a philanthropy (all of which Red Fern has worked with before on previous projects). If you like provocative new urban theatre, this is not to be missed."
Keona Welch and Parker Leventer
Parker Levente, Keona Welch, Matthew Park and Devere Rogers
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Posted by Judy aka L@dybug (Brooksville, FL, United States) on 11 March 2010 in Sport & Recreation and Portfolio.
I'm leaving this afternoon (EST) for a weekend retreat, called 'A Walk to Emmaus' - no watch, no radio or TV, so I'll try catching up early next week. Have a good weekend everyone.
* I'm dealing w/hubby's dementia one day at a time; so far so good. I do read and greatly appreciate your comments as time allows.
Photos enhance my memories and keep them vivid, transporting
MontereyJohn from Salinas, California, United States
11 Mar 2010 5:09am
Mhélène from Paris, France
11 Mar 2010 7:45am
Japanalia from Yokohama, Japan
11 Mar 2010 9:57am
@Japanalia: Thank you so much, Gabriela. The retreat was a 'working' time away, but the break from routine was good. Now it's time to try to catch up. :D
Chris from South Jersey, United States
11 Mar 2010 12:03pm
@Chris: Thank you, Chris ... I appreciate your words.
Eric Cousineau from Sherwood Park, Canada
11 Mar 2010 12:56pm
tyan from Singapore, Singapore
11 Mar 2010 1:29pm
Betty from Phillipsburg, United States
11 Mar 2010 3:32pm
Viewfinder from Bradenton, FL, United States
11 Mar 2010 8:16pm
Markela from Athens, Greece
11 Mar 2010 8:23pm
Sandy Weston from Madison, Maine, United States
11 Mar 2010 10:57pm
@Sandy Weston: Thanks, Sandy; it was a 'working' retreat, but very beneficial. Glad you enjoyed the photo.
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A gang of three men linked to at least 46 crimes ranging from murder to car-jacking has been arrested, KwaZulu-Natal police said on Friday.
Leiutenent-Colonel Vincent Mdunge said two of the three had been apprehended following a shoot-out with police in the KwaMaphumulo area, north of Durban.
The 26 and 27-year-old suspects clashed with police after hijacking a lorry. Their capture led police to the arrest of a 63-year old man in the same area.
Mdunge said police believed he was the leader of the gang.
Guns and ammunition including an AK-47 assault rifle were seized from the three men.
They were expected to appear in the KwaMaphumulo Magistrate's Court later on Friday.


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making fire with firestone and steel
Atmosphere on the "Horse Camp" in Hohenfelden near Erfurt (Horses, dogs and German conversation)
sharpening a scythe on an anvil
Walking from street into an old smithy
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The season for show houses and home tours is in bloom around the Tampa Bay area. Here are current and upcoming events.
• Jewels on the Bay Designer Showhouse, benefiting Boys and Girls Clubs, open through Feb. 22, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays, noon to 4 p.m. Sundays, 1709 Cherokee Drive, Sarasota. Tickets $20 at the door, cash or check only. (941) 926-7794.
• Sarasota Orchestra Concert by the Sea Designer Showcase, through March 8, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Mondays-Saturdays, 1-4 p.m. Sundays, 1660 Summerhouse Lane, Siesta Key. Tickets $20 in advance, $25 at the door; www.sarasotaorchestra.org.
• Florida Orchestra Guild Designer's Showhouse, March 7-29, 116 Brightwaters Blvd. NE, St. Petersburg. Tickets $20; www.floridaorchestra.org.
• Gulfport Pink Flamingo Home Tour, March 7, starting at Gulfport Historical Museum, 5301 28th Ave. S. Tickets $12; www.GulfportChamberof Commerce.com.
• Historic Hyde Park Neighborhood Association Home Tour, March 7, starting at Kate Jackson Center, 821 S Rome Ave., Tampa. Tickets $20 in advance, $25 day of event; www.historichometour.com.
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Flying into London Heathrow Airport (LHR) means you're perfectly placed to head anywhere in the UK...
There are a number of well-known car hire branches at London Heathrow Airport (LHR) including Argus, Auto Europe, Avis, Europcar, Hertz, Rentalcar and Sixt – the branches are spread out across Heathrow's terminals.
Locally you will find royalty, history and sports at Royal Windsor, and both Maidenhead and Henley are on the banks of the iconic River Thames.
Hire a vehicle, however, and you can go anywhere you want thanks to the M25 circular motorway which is close by.
Heathrow Airport is one of the UK's busiest airports, with international flights arriving from all around the globe on a daily basis. And if you get the chance to stay in the area for a few days then car rental is a great idea. Heathrow car hire is really easy to organise as you will find all the major car hire brands located at all the airport terminals. There is plenty of choice too, from small vehicles perfect for navigating nearby London to high-end luxury vehicles which will allow to you travel in style. If you fancy something a bit different, why not choose a 4 x 4 or a fun convertible to make the most of the sunshine?
Once you're behind the wheel, Heathrow is a major gateway to absolutely anywhere in the UK...
From the nearby M25 you can head north on the M40, changing onto the M42 for the Midlands or continuing northwards on the M6 to reach the cities of Liverpool and Manchester. Choose the M1 to explore Leeds or, a little further up, Newcastle. The M3 takes you south towards some the UK's fantastic southern coastlines or you can transfer onto the M2 for Kent and the Garden of England.
The truth is, once you have secured your Heathrow car hire, you don't actually have to go too far to discover some truly British attractions.
Spend a day or two exploring nearby Henley and Maidenhead, both nestled along the River Thames, while discovering a number of picturesque market towns and villages along the way. And don't miss Royal Windsor, where you can wander around the beautiful town or catch the changing of the guard at Windsor Castle.
Windsor Castle is one of the three official residences of the Queen and is the largest inhabited castle in the world. It is definitely worth a visit and is open daily for tours. Elsewhere in Windsor you will find stunning gardens and green spaces to explore or head to the famous Windsor Racecourse to cheer your favourite runner past the finishing post.
Of course, a visit to the capital really can't be missed and with Heathrow located just a quick drive away you could be experiencing the heart of the city in no time at all. Enjoy landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and the London Eye, or visit the many museums, galleries and theatres. And if you want some retail therapy, you'll find Harrods, Selfridges and Harvey Nichols right on your doorstep.


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Microsoft has finally finished and compiled the RTM version of Windows Vista SP2 and Windows Server 2008. The full version string being 6.0.6002.18.005, which company officials have confirmed is the final RTM version of SP2.
The key features of SP2 are:
- Windows Search 4.0 for faster and improved relevancy in searches
- Bluetooth 2.1 Feature Pack supporting the most recent specification for Bluetooth Technology
- Ability to record data on to Blu-Ray media natively in Windows Vista
- Adds Windows Connect Now (WCN) to simplify Wi-Fi Configuration
- Windows Vista SP2 enables the exFAT file system to support UTC timestamps, which allows correct file synchronization across time zones.
For more information on SP2 please check out the recently posted Microsoft support article.
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Hi Everybody,
I hope you are enjoying your summer. I know I have been one busy drama queen! One of my busiest projects over the summer included designing shirts for the fabulous fan base affectionately known as 'LIASON.' For those who are unaware of the fan base, these are the diehard Jason Morgan and Elizabeth Webber fans from General Hospital!
While this little pairing has spawned a lot of debate (were they a couple or weren't they), it has also gathered a lot of attention considering the two characters have not appeared together as love interests for each other since October 2002 and have not shared a scene since December 2004. Yet, the fans base continues to grow by leaps and bounds!
The devotion to this pairing is a quite amazing. I myself loved the chemistry these two had (to me they were a couple). So, after creating the 'Elizabeth dress,' the Liason fans wrote me and were very supportive of my interpretation of Elizabeth. I decided to give back to them for all their support. After speaking with the lovely Brooke Arata at the 'Canvas,' it was agreed upon that I would design official Liason tanks and tees for the GHFW (General Hospital Fan Weekend).
Question was ' how to go about it? The answer was simple. Reach out directly to the Liaison fans. After getting feedback from the Liason fans about their most vivid Liason moments, it was decided to base the design on the infamous 'Studio Kiss,' or as us Liason fans know it 'the night they almost did.' Here is a little excerpt from Brooke Arata's feedback (a big Liason fan), and her observations at GHFW '
'Both the tanks and the shirts were a HUGE hit. When we were wearing them, we were constantly getting stopped because people were so interested in them. Many people expressed a desire to purchase a shirt or tank of their own. It came to a point where people knew we were the girls with the Liason tops and we were stopped and asked about them even when we WEREN'T wearing them.' 'Brooke Arata
With more than a dozen fans from The Canvas website clad in the stylish tank tops at Becky's (Rebecca Herbst's' fan weekend event), the Liason support came in loud and clear with cheers from the front rows. Upon seeing the shirts, Becky exclaimed, "I LOVE your shirts!" And Liason fans immediately gifted Becky with a shirt of her own so she could proclaim 'Liason is forever.' And by the way, the Liason presence didn't go unnoticed by Steve Burton, at his fan weekend event, Burton singled out the Liason fans by saying, "There you guys are!" Steve later pointed to one of the pink Liason tanks and exclaimed they were "So cool!"
Both actors signed Liason shirts so that the Canvas can auction it off on eBay, with 100% of the proceeds going towards The Smile Train, a charity close to Becky's heart.
Photo Credit: Brooke Arata
Look Like a Soap Star contributor, Danielle Orsino is a self-proclaimed fashion and beauty junkie. From mixing her own lipstick shades in high school to owning her own online boutique, she has seen it all. She always listened when people talked about what they loved and hated about products. Women told her about items or designers they found and what their closet was lacking. Guys asked about gift ideas for wives and daughters. While dishing out the advice, Orsino realized there was a bigger idea that could help everyone. She has always followed beauty and fashion and has been able to predict the next hot thing. But she didn't want to get caught up in fads. She chose a bolder path by adding a more glamorous element; reminding women of being a little girl and playing dress up like in the old Hollywood movies or like a favorite soap diva. The ideas meshed and DramaQueenStyle.com was born!


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- Released: Aug 31, 1995
- Sound: 7
- Lyrics: 6
- Overall Impression: 7
Users' score:
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Sound — 7
This is Feeder's first record and features the songs Pictures Of Pain and Chicken On A Bone. Be warned Pushing The Senses fans. These are not pop ballads. They are more like the songs Stereo World and Decend from the Polythene album. Pictures Of Pain is the lighter of the two songs and is a more vocally based song with a more up-beat tempo, unlike Chicken On A Bone. This is a heavy, grunge song with the best solo Feeder have done and a powerful chorus. Having said that, the sound can feel shallow sometimes and Taka's bass is non-existant. This is probably expected seeing as these are some of the first songs the band recorded.
Lyrics — 6
The lyrics are a very mixed bag. One one hand you have the powerful lyrics about working for a days wage and not being able reach someone and punishing yourself for it in Chicken On A Bone and Pictures Of Pain respectibly, and they seem to fit the songs quite well. On the other hand, Grants voice, although good (if not great) in Pictures Of Pain, is truly awful in Chicken On A Bone. The backing vocals, however, are a real treat in Pictures Of Pain.
Overall Impression — 7
This is not some of Feeder's best work but it is by no means their worst. It is more a taste of what's to come in Polythene, an album which outclasses it totally. The songs in the album are evenly matched if not great (only two songs anyway). The name Two Colours is not because of the number of tracks, if you were wondering, but because of the number of colours allowed on the cover. that's two, by the way. If this was stolen, I would hunt down whoever took it because it costs 60. Not that I own it. I just downloaded it from the internet.


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Reminder: Today is the Last Day to Join TFCC for Runamuck Figure
Wednesday, March 21st, 2012 11:13AM CDTCategories: Toy News, Collector's Club News
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Transformers Collectors' Club wrote:TODAY is the deadline for renewing your membership or to join and get this year's FREE membership figure!
This is one of the last emails that will come out of our old member system. Your membership end date at the bottom of this email may/may not be correct as we have stopped updating the old online system. However, if your end date is before today and you have not renewed, you need to go to our new store, click on the membership of your choice and check out. Your information has not been ported over to the new system. If you know someone who has never had a membership (paid), their process is the same.
If your end date is in the future, please don't do anything today. Next week we will send out an email instructing you how to check your membership and what the different functions mean on the new site.
We do plan to split the stores back into Transformers and G.I. Joe individual clubs in the next several weeks when we start putting product in the new stores.
Please note that if you have a membership in each club or multiple memberships, you will need to contact customer support about how to update your additional accounts. Again, if your end date is in the future, please wait until next week to contact customer support. This will help us get through today's deadline which is 5 pm CDT.
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TFCC wrote:Sign up today to get the free companion figure to a toy that sold out two months ago. What a deal!
I'm not normally down on TFCC, but this strikes me as an odd way to run a sales campaign.
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It Is Him wrote:TFCC wrote:Sign up today to get the free companion figure to a toy that sold out two months ago. What a deal!
I'm not normally down on TFCC, but this strikes me as an odd way to run a sales campaign.
As much as I was annoyed with the whole Credit Card fiasco, I'll at least give them credit on this one since they've could've made SG Drift the freebie and charged for both Runamuck and Over-Run which would've been worse.


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We're escaping from behind the Orange Curtain- for the moment- and heading 430 miles north to Oakland. Oakland is just across the Estuary from Alameda, and it has nearly as many old vehicles per square mile as the Island That Time forgot; SuperCarnitas found this nice-looking Ponton not far from Oakland's Auto Row. Make the jump to see all the photos and read what SuperCarnitas has to say about his find.
If there was ever a For Sale Down On The Street (Oakland Edition) feature, I'd nominate this car: A 1956 Mercedes 180, which has spent the past few weeks parked dangling its "For Sale" sign around upper parts of Broadway in Oakland. It looks really clean inside & out, and the UC Berkeley Central Campus sticker (these pull rank over regular student / faculty stickers) serves to reinforce stereotypes about kinds of tweedy people who own these cars in the East Bay. And no, this isn't some elaborate advertising scheme — I have no affiliation to this car nor its owner!
See you around the wrecking yards,
Now let's hear something from one of Oakland's best rappers... and I'm sure as hell not talking about MC Hammer here:


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We've all died happy little deaths over the Where the Wild Things Are trailer and now pre-orders for Medicom's Kubrick (mini block figure series) series reveal the mopey monster faces. Here's the skinny from Diamond.
In anticipation of the upcoming movie these Kubrick figures bring the story's memorable characters to life. Each figure stands approximately 2″ tall and features the stylization and articulation collectors expect from Medicom's acclaimed Kubrick figures. There's also a combined set of Kubrick/Bearbrick figures for fans who like the bearish style.
Medicom has also taken the distinctive characters of this Caldecott Medal-winning picture book and transformed them into a series of detailed Vinyl Collector Dolls. Characters such as Bull, Carol, Douglas, Ira, Judith, K.W., and Max & Alexander are each lovingly crafted into collector dolls that no fan of the classic book will want to miss.
The ultimate crown jewel of the Medicom line is Max as a detailed 12″
RAH (Real Action Hero) action figure.
All should hit your local comic shop this October, but you should check in and place your pre-order to make sure you get the little monsters you want.
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Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
I am already spayed, up to date with shots, and good with dogs.
Tish, a Umatilla Chihuahua dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Chihuahua for sale in Umatilla, or seeking a Chihuahua dog from a breeder in Umatilla.


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Understanding, and I am talking here about true understanding, defiant children helps them become less defiant, more secure, and more emotionally healthy. This is because understanding shows love, breeds compliance, and defuses defiance (keep in mind that most kids act out to get attention). Parents who understand themselves and their concerns from their own childhood will be better able to understand their children. To help you bridge the understanding gap, I encourage you to read through the questions below and reflect on them.
1. Who most understood your feelings, needs, and desires as you were growing up?
2. How did you feel about the person who understood you the most?
3. Who least understood your feelings, needs, and desires as you were growing up?
4. How did you feel about the person who understood you the least?
5. How did feeling understood help you to behave in an appropriate manner?
6. Did feeling misunderstood ever influence you to make poor choices or to behave in an inappropriate manner? If you answered yes, what did you do?
As you will probably see by your responses to the above questions, feeling understood provides us with the emotional leverage to do our best to make good choices and do the right thing on a daily basis. For struggling children and teens, this includes choosing positive alternatives to defiant behavior.
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Source: 10 Days to a Less Defiant Child, Jeffrey Bernstein, Ph.D., New York, Perseus Books, 2006.


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State Eighth Graders May Need to Pass Citizenship Test to Enter High School
Phoenix, AZ – A measure approved Monday by the House Education Committee would
require students to pass a citizenship test to go on to high
school. Sen. John Huppenthal said he is amazed by the lack of
knowledge of basic civics. But rather than create a new exam from
scratch, he wants the state to pick from the 100 questions the
federal government uses for its own test before someone can
become a U.S. citizen. Huppenthal said passing the test should be
easy -- especially since schools would be free to post both the
full list of questions and answers on their web sites.
You know what the questions are going to be in advance, you know
what the answers are. They pull a sample of those. And you have
to pass that sample. If you look at those questions, we would all
agree that's core information that every citizen should know.
It's definitely knowledge every eighth grader can obtain.)
Rep. Eric Meyer said that it probably is important to know who
was the first president, one of the questions on the citizenship
(But what's more important to me is that they know how he got to
become our first president and why that is important as a citizen
of the United States. And this test, in my mind, doesn't do
While the committee approved the bill, Huppenthal faces
opposition over his desire to make passing the test a requirement
to graduate from eighth grade. For Arizona Public Radio this is
Howard Fischer.


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The 8-and-under Clermont A's baseball team recently capped a stellar season with a 20-3 win over Dawson County for the Dizzy Dean district 6 championship.
Made up of youths from Wauka Mountain, Mt. Vernon and Martin Elementary, the A's took first place in both the Who's On 1st and Fastball 2012 tournaments held in
The A's also finished as runners-up amongst 16 teams in the Central Park Athletic Association tournament -- without being able to play for the championship due to rain.
The team also placed second in the GAUSSSA state tournament, defeating a team that hadn't lost a game all season.


text: Sign inNot A Member? Join now! Find A Grave - Vagan'kovskoe Cemetery Changes are coming to Find A Grave. See a preview now. Browse by Cemetery: Vagan'kovskoe Cemetery Records 1 to 20Records 21 to 31 (of 31 total matches)Filter by fame level: All Famous NamesSomewhat FamousVery FamousAttention:You are browsing our famous burial locations. If you arelooking for a non-famous grave, please start from our home page. Ragulin, Alexander 'Rags' b. May 5, 1941 d. November 17, 2004Professional Hockey Player, Olympic Medalist. A top Soviet hockey player during the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s, Ragulin played as a Defenseman for the Red Army ice hockey team and the Russia and Intl hockey leagues. Ragulin played for Khimik Voskresensk from 1957 to 1962, CSKA Moscow from 1962 to 1974, Russian National Team from 1969 to 1970, Soviet Union All-Stars from 1972 to 1973, and Novokuzhetsk Metallurg from 1992 to 1993. Among many of Ragulin's awards and honours was being a 10 time World...[Read More] (Bio by: K)Vagan'kovskoe Cemetery, Moscow, Moscow Federal City, Russian Federation Raikh, Zinaida b. July 3, 1894 d. July 14, 1939Actress. She was married to the poet Sergei Essenin from 1917 to 1921. Known more for her great beauty and fiery temperament than for her acting ability, she nevertheless became a star at the theatre of Vsevolod Meyerhold, whom she married in 1924. In 1939, Josef Stalin had Meyerhold arrested on trumped-up charges of anti-Soviet activities. Three weeks later, thugs acting on orders of Stalin's secret police broke into Meyerhold's Moscow apartment and savagely attacked Raikh; she died of 17...[Read More] (Bio by: Bobb Edwards)Vagan'kovskoe Cemetery, Moscow, Moscow Federal City, Russian FederationPlot: Section 17 Remizov, Mikhail b. November 9, 1948 d. September 17, 2015Russian Actor. Remizov, born Mikhail Grigirievitch Remizov, was a very prominent actor of the Russian theater and cinema. He graduated from the Moscow Art Theatre School in 1973 and went into acting in the theater. While still performing in the theater, Remizov also went into the television and film areas appearing in such films as "The Man of No Return" (2006), "Zakrytaya shkola" (2011) and "Don't Cry Mommy 2" (2005). (Bio by: Mr. Badger Hawkeye)Vagan'kovskoe Cemetery, Moscow, Moscow Federal City, Russian Federation Solonitsyn, Anatoly b. August 30, 1934 d. June 11, 1982Actor. Rugged yet sensitive character star of Soviet Russian films. Born in Niznij Tagil, he worked as a mechanic while moonlighting as an unpaid performer in regional theatre. In 1964 he was plucked from obscurity by director Andrei Tarkovsky and cast in the title role of his epic historical film "Andrei Rublev", which took a grueling two years to complete. 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Several studies have shown that stretch marks are among the top five causes for insecurity in women. During pregnancy, women are at an elevated risk for developing stretch marks, also called striae, because of the rapid and sudden growth of their body. Stretch marks are formed when underlying tissue grows faster than the skin layers covering it, causing small tears in the epidermal surface. Scar tissue then proceeds to grow in these tears, creating stretch marks.
While some women start showing a tendency of developing stretch marks during puberty, others only experience problems for the first time during a pregnancy. As the woman's abdominal area can be flat for the first four months of the pregnancy she can suddenly 'catch up' during the fifth and sixth month, with extremely fast growth which subjects the abdominal skin to a significant amount of tension. In this situation the fetus is growing at a rate faster than the mother's skin can keep up with, resulting in epidermal ruptures leading to stretch marks.
Every person is unique and skin grows at different rates, causing some people to suffer from stretch marks more severely than others.
Because stretch marks are in essence scars, they are extremely difficult to eradicate completely, so prevention is key! It contains 100% natural ingredients such as squalene oil, vitamin E, vitamin A, vitamin D3 as well as aloe vera and grapefruit seed extracts. Together they form a powerful new blend that will increase the elasticity of your skin and stimulate the production of new skin cells.
Thanks to its high quality blend of ingredients it will also effectively help to reduce the appearance of, and diminish existing stretch marks.
While the best time to start using this preventative treatment is during the early stages of pregnancy or when you are trying to conceive. However, it is never too late to start and you will experience great results on areas that have already been affected by stretch marks!
Why would you tolerate stretch marks if you can help or minimize them? Just because you are having a child does not mean you have to give up your body!
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We guarantee you will feel the difference in your skin within just a few short weeks. If you are using the product while already pregnant you will notice a significant decrease in the 'tightness' of your skin over your abdominal area, thighs and breasts. This is thanks to the increased skin elasticity and strength resulting from treatment with this revolutionary product.
Stretch Mark Prevention cream possesses powerful ingredients to effectively prevent and reduce the appearance of Stretch Marks while strengthening and deeply conditioning your skin.
The Stretch Mark Prevention cream's squalene oil promotes healthy skin while the vitamin E and grapefruit seed extract act to strengthen the collagen and elastin found deep in the lower epidermis. By stimulating the production of your own body's natural collagen your skin will become stronger and its natural elasticity will be increased. This will significantly aid in the prevention of dermal ruptures that eventually result in stretch marks. Vitamin D3 is a natural derivative of vitamin D produced by your own body when you expose your skin to the sun. However, for it to aid in the regeneration of the epidermal layer far more sunlight is required than our everyday modern life will allow, thus alternate sources of vitamin D3 become a necessity. The vitamin D3 in this product will complement the vitamins E and A in the stimulation of new dermal cell production.
While other products offer to make stretch marks disappear completely, we will offer you a product that truly works and we will only promise you our realistic results: it is very hard to remove stretch marks completely. A great product, such as our Stretch Mark Prevention cream, will significantly diminish the appearance of stretch marks, but we cannot guarantee they will be gone completely. While others may just offer promises, we offer a product that truly delivers and proves itself. When using the product on existing stretch marks, best results are obtained on new scars that are still red and elevated. On older tissue it will take longer to see the full effects of this fantastic cream.
Don't wait for stretch marks to appear! As pregnancy progresses abdominal skin can often feel overly sensitive and tight, and this sensitivity does not always disappear afterwards. Stretch marks do not disappear either when left untreated.
Now you can both prevent and treat them with one great product: Stretch Mark Prevention cream from our revolutionary Revitol line of products!
Revitol's Stretch Mark Prevention Cream contains a powerful combination of concentrated ingredients that help strengthen the skin, improve collagen structure, and increase natural elasticity. This cream penetrates deeply into the skin cell layers and works to improve their elasticity by strengthening the collagen and elastin-rich tissues that are responsible for the flexibility and elasticity of the skin. The product has a rejuvenating effect by stimulating cell growth and production; enhancing skin renewal.
This product helps to decrease the appearance of existing stretch marks, and is also an effective preventative treatment method for them. Stretch Mark Prevention Cream can be used after pregnancy to eliminate the appearance of stretch marks by stimulating skin renewal.
Vitamins A and E found in the cream penetrate deeply into your skin to soothe, protect and support the tone of your skin. As skin expands during pregnancy, vitamin D3 and squalene oil are essential in helping the skin accommodate the growing helping to keep your skin toned and healthy appearing. The aloe vera present in this product works alongside the other ingredients to protect and soothe the skin, while moisturizing and healing at the same time.
10% Squalene Oil
(Olea europeae isolates) Squalene oil is naturally derived from olive oil isolates. It has very strong regenerative properties when used on skin as it is very similar to human sebum (natural skin oils) . So when applied it acts much like a natural protector and stimulates regeneration of the skin surface. These properties make this ingredient essential to help reduce the appearance of scars: especially stretch marks. It is also a potent antioxidant and protects your skin from environmental damage while keeping it soft and healthy. Squalene oil is often derived from shark cartilage but it can also be pressed from olives, palm oil and other vegetable fats. Our squalene oil is from non-animal origins.
Vitamin E
The squalene oil in our Stretch Mark Prevention cream is enriched with vitamin E, also a powerful antioxidant and essential ingredient for skin regeneration. It can be derived from a variety of plants and nuts like almonds, kiwi fruits, and mangos. Vitamin E is available in a variety of different forms, such as alpha, beta, delta, and gamma tocopherol. The variety with the highest bioactivity for topical use on the skin surface is alpha-tocopherol. The effect of vitamin E on stretch marks is thanks to its regenerative effect on skin. Vitamin E penetrates deeply into the skin to stimulate the growth of new cells, helping to reduce the appearance of stretch marks. As such, the stretch marks become thinner, shorter and fade over treatments. As vitamin E stimulates the production of new skin cells, it increases skin elasticity and firmness and helps in the regeneration process helping to reduce the likelyhood of stretch marks in the first instance. The application of vitamin E will make the skin less likely to 'tear', significantly decreasing the chance of stretch marks.
Vitamin A Palmitate
Vitamin A is an essential vitamin and is best known for having positive effects on vision. However Vitamin A is just as much important to the largest organ; the skin. Vitamin A may help improve the appearance of striae (stretch marks) and regulate epidermal (skin) cell growth.
Vitamin D3
Vitamin D3 is necessary for new skin cell production and complements the function of vitamins A and E in the regeneration process of the epidermis. Normally vitamin D3 is produced in the upper skin layers upon exposure to sunlight. However, with our modern live styles it is difficult to produce the amount of vitamin D needed. When applied topically in high concentrations vitamin D3 also shows beneficial effects on cellular processes. This helps to increase the cellular activity around stretch marks and to rejuvenate skin.
DL-Penthenol is the scientific name for pro-vitamin B5. It helps promote skin health as it works to improve the structure of both the lower and upper skin layers. DL-Panthenol soothes skin while stimulating cell growth and differentiation. This ingredient aids in the regeneration of the skin, therefore aiding in reducing the appearance of existing stretch marks. It also acts to prevent stretch marks by promoting collagen and elastin production.
Aloe Vera Extract
(aloe barbadenis) Aloe vera has been shown in clinical studies to have a positive effect on the skin. Aloe vera has been used for thousands of years by the Egyptians, Romans, Greeks, Arabs, Indians and Chinese to decrease the appearance of scars and to moisturize and heal skin. This extract from the aloe leaf protects skin from environmental factors and promotes skin regeneration.
Grapefruit Seed Extract
Grapefruit seed extract also helps promote skin health. Grapefruit seed extract helps to promote collagen and elastin production, which strengthens and retextures the skin. As collagen and elastin are responsible for the skin's elasticity, improving and stimulating production of the connective tissue cells. The condition of the skin's connective tissue also dictates how well the skin contracts after pregnancy. So not only does this compound improve the condition of your stretching skin, after the delivery it will also aid in the contraction of your skin to its previous appearance.
Other Ingredients
Purified Water, Glyceryl Stearate, Vegetable Emulsifier, Glycerin, Caprylic Triglyceride, Dimethicone, Stearic Acid, Triethanolamine, Allantoin, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Carbomer.
01. What are stretch marks?
Stretch marks are scars that appear on the skin due to a rapid growth of underlying tissue causing the skin to overstretch an tear. In case of pregnancy, the skin is under greater tension due to the fast changes occurring in the womans body. These hormonal changes can also disrupt the production of collagen, which is the compound that makes up the connective tissue in the epidermis, and thereby resulting in scars tissue formation popularly called stretch marks. top
02. What is the best way to use Stretch Mark Prevention cream?
We recommended that you use Stretch Mark Prevention cream at least two times a day, spreading a thick layer of the product on the areas most commonly affected by stretch marks, such as the breasts and abdomen. It is important that you allow for the cream to penetrate before you dress, which should not take more than about five minutes. top
03. When should I start using Stretch Mark Prevention cream?
To obtain the best results, we recommend that you start using the product as soon as possible, either while trying to conceive or when you are already pregnant. The earlier you begin using the Stretch Mark Prevention cream, the better the results will be! top
04. How many times a day do I have to use the Stretch Mark Prevention cream?
During our research we discovered that you will see results faster when using the Stretch Mark Prevention cream three times a day. However, when using the product at least two times a day you will already experience significant results. top
05. Is it better to use Stretch Mark Prevention cream before or after taking a shower?
Before showering there is a significant amount of natural oils, sweat and other substances present on your skin, which may decrease your skins absorption capacity. We recommend you use the Stretch Mark Prevention cream after a warm shower when your pores are open and will more readily absorb the product. If you do not have time to shower it is better to use it than not to use it at all. The more often the product is reapplied, the better the results you will experience. top
06. How long do I have to wait to wear clothes after using the Stretch Mark Prevention cream?
We recommended you wait at least five minutes before dressing into tight clothing. It is very important to allow the Stretch Mark Prevention cream to penetrate deeply into your skin. This process takes between three and five minutes, depending on your skin and the amount applied. top
07. When can I expect to see any results?
As a preventive method you should use the product starting the first month of pregnancy so your skin will be prepared for the changes in your body. As a corrective treatment, using Stretch Mark Prevention cream three times a day, most people start seeing results after the second week and becoming more apparent after the fourth or fifth week using our cream. These results depend severely on your skin type, genetic background, and severity of your stretch marks. top
08. My stretch marks are very deep and dark, should I use Stretch Mark Prevention cream anyway? Does it work when you have severe stretch marks?
Of course you can use the product! Even though your condition may be severe, you can at the very least significantly diminish their appearance as the Stretch Mark Prevention cream makes them more shallow and narrower. The speed at which you will see results depend on your skin type and the amount of stretch marks you have. In case of severe scarring we recommended that you use the Stretch Mark Prevention cream at least three times a day and wait the five minutes before wearing clothing on the affected area. top
09. Im allergic to some chemical substances, is Stretch Mark Prevention cream a natural product?
When we considered producing a stretch mark cream with pregnant woman in mind, the first concern was to develop a product that would be 100% save in this delicate time of the womans life. So, our goal was to produce an effective cream with natural substances and as such avoid any possible reactions or complications. Of course we had to keep in mind the developing fetus and although the cream is for topical use one has to be cautious nevertheless. Therefore our product contains only natural ingredients of which many are naturally present in our bodies. The Stretch Mark Prevention cream has been thoroughly tested and is completely save. It is wise to test it on a small path of skin and wait for 24 hours; as even some natural ingredients can evoke allergic reactions in certain individuals. If you do not develop a reaction within 24 hours, then you can safely use the cream. top
10. Is Stretch Mark Prevention cream dangerous for the baby?
As Stretch Mark Prevention cream is a natural cream that does not contain harmful substances, it will not affect the baby. The cream is not believed to enter the bloodstream and as such it should not even reach the growing fetus.
You can safely use Stretch Mark Prevention cream. It has been developed for pregnant women and as such is composed to be completely safe to both mother and child. top
11. Im in my fourth month of pregnancy and my friend gave me Stretch Mark Prevention cream yesterday, should I start using even though Im already my in fourth month?
Yes, you should start using it as soon as possible! Stretch Mark Prevention cream has both a preventative and a corrective function. There is no set rule on when you should start using the cream, however the earlier you start the better the results will be. If you already have experienced the development of some stretch marks, the cream will correct these as well as prevent the formation of scar tissue in the remaining months. top
12. How does Stretch Mark Prevention cream work?
The goal of Stretch Mark Prevention cream is to strengthen your skin to face the large tensions it is subjected to during pregnancy. Our product was developed to naturally stimulate the production of collagen increase the elasticity of the connective tissue in your skin. top
13. Is it possible for a woman who uses Stretch Mark Prevention cream to go through the entire pregnancy without getting any stretch marks?
Yes, this is what almost all our customers experience; when using the product early on and all the way through the pregnancy, as well as after the delivery it is very likely that you will not develop any stretch marks whatsoever. Results depend on heredity and skin type, as well as the speed at which your fetus develops, however the more frequently the product is applied, the better the end results are. Aside from avoiding the formation of stretch marks the product also diminishes the appearance of old scars. We worked very hard to develop this product, so it can be used safely by pregnant women and women can put their worries aside and just enjoy the wonderful journey of becoming a mother. top
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The catastrophic error was the actual text sent from the IIS component error. SO I am not 100% sure what it means, I believe it is just mirroring back text from the dbserver when trying to connect and failing. I am guessing it is odbc and I am currently using the 7.4 version, but am looking for the best way to move from SQL_ASCHII to UNICODE (maybe a backup and restore using some kind of params? I hope? If not I guess I could alter my original program that read MSSQL to read from postgres and write it back to a Unicode database and see if the odbc drivers are ok (it originally blew up and that's how I ended up using SQL_ASCHII). Joel Fradkin What does a catastrophic error consist of? Do you mean your IIS servers could no longer connect to the db, and yet you _could_ connect to the db via pgadmin? Yes the web interface gave that as the conection error string (my error routine just prints that to the screen) I would have thought that rebooting the IIS would have solved any connectivity issues (assuming that that is the error that you are getting). I've never used IIS, so I can't even guess about that. ODBC is a possibility, I suppose, and it certainly wouldn't hurt to try again on the ODBC list. Cheers, Bricklen -- _______________________________ This e-mail may be privileged and/or confidential, and the sender does not waive any related rights and obligations. Any distribution, use or copying of this e-mail or the information it contains by other than an intended recipient is unauthorized. If you received this e-mail in error, please advise me (by return e-mail or otherwise) immediately. _______________________________
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