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The roll-out of every new Apple product brings the predictable avalanche of accessories. This week we test the Fitted iPad Case from Speck, the well Apple iPhone and iPod accessory manufacturer.

This particular case boasts a fabric wrapped design to provide an individual's iPad a stylish flair while being protected by a plastic shell. The fitted case provides access to all the controls and buttons while protecting the essentials of your device.

Highlights:

* Fabric-wrapped hard plastic shell case gives sleek and stylish vibe

* Original fabric patterns on a form-fit two-piece hard shell

* Soft-touch matte coating on case shell to prevent slippages

* Access to all buttons, controls and 30 pin connector while in the case

* Length:.71 inches

* Width: 7.7 inches

* Height: 9.79 inches

* Weight: 9.6 oz.

* Colors/Designs: Houndstooth Gray, Fadeaway Gray/Black/Green, Fadeaway Gray/Black/Pink, ClassicPlaid Pink & Gray, Black & White Plaid

* SKUS: IPAD-FTD-A02A002, IPAD-FTD-A02A018, IPAD-FTD-A02A019, IPAD-FTD-A02A020, IPAD-FTD-A02A012

The fitted iPad case measures.71″ in depth, 7.7″ in width, 9.79″ in height and weighs 9.6 oz. The case comes in five fabric styles which include Houndstooth Gray, Fadeaway Gray/Black/Green, Fadeaway Gray/Black/Pink, ClassicPlaid Pink & Gray, Black & White Plaid.

Speck's fitted case is composed of a pair of plastic shells - the hard shell case that sits on the backside of the iPad and a top bezel ring that locks the iPad within the case. Speck allows full access to all control buttons and inputs.

While its beauty is one thing, Speck's fitted case also keeps functionality in mind. The front and sides have a non-slip rubber finish while the back is protected by hard plastic and a fashionable cloth material.

Installation entails inserting the iPad into the back section of the case and the positioning the front half on top. Try to make sure to verify the case positioning just prior to snapping the two parts together. To be able to remove the iPad from the case, start at the button cut out on the side and gently pull the two sections apart.

The case is slightly thicker than the Speck CandyShell model due to the Fitted's front bezel. The raised edges on the front bezel keeps the screen protected from direct impact on the screen if you happen to drop your iPad. We highly recommend you purchase a screen protector with the case. It does not come with a clear overlay like other cases and to prevent scratches a screen protector would be needed.

In terms of aesthetics, we prefer the Fitted Case over the Apple made Case. However, readers should be aware that this particular case lacks any type of stand capability and cannot be used with an Apple made iPad dock.

John Noel has been a Apple user and technology expert for over a decade. He is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley holding a Masters in Computer Science. Come visit his website at http://www.myappworld.com/ which helps people find the best iPad products like the Speck fitted case as well as the latest reviews of iPad and iPhone Apps.

Genetic Help to Negate Gray Hair

Dyeing your gray hair but not satisfied? Want to go for something on a permanent basis? Your wait is about to wane off very soon. The science of Genetics is about to come to your rescue. Gray hair comes with a lot of pressure on a person. Geneticists have made the introductory discovery of changing gray hair into black by carrying out specific changes in the genetic make up.

It all started with bringing some changes in the scalp genes in an albino mouse about four years ago. This led to prevention of onset of graying. Gray hair treatment has been undergoing a regular revolution ever since. We are on the threshold of discovering a pill that would prevent the estimated average 110,000 hairs on a person’s head from turning gray.

Chris Gummer believes a single strand of hair can be devastating. “One gray fiber is enough to shatter a life," said Gummer, a senior research fellow at Procter & Gamble labs in London, U.K. "Even if someone has 20 million dark hairs on his/her head, this single strand can create a tremendous cascade of grief."

The ongoing experiments to prevent grey hair have been very forthcoming. Kyonggeun Yoon and Vitaly Alexeev of Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia created DNA molecules and allowed it to mutate with DNA within the albino mouse's hair follicles. He was successful in correcting the mutation and restored pigment in its hair. If the melanin pigment remains in the hair it will never grow gray. Their success lay in correcting the mutation process in an albino mouse.

Cosmetic science has been given a new meaning. Its potential has further intensified with the onset of the process. If the gene therapy could make the white hair of an albino mouse turn black, it should also help banish gray hair and that too without dyes. It is a challenge and scientists are working hard to come out with a new form of gray hair treatment that would prevent grey hair and give a run to dyes. However, most agree there are some formidable hurdles yet ahead since the target is a complex one.

Each strand of hair is made of the protein keratin and grows out of a follicle in the scalp's skin that has cells filled with melanin. About 85 to 90 percent of a person's hairs are actively growing while the remaining is dormant. Each strand grows for three to five years and then falls out after about four months. As a strand grows, these cells donate a little color to the hair cells in the form of tiny granules of melanin. One form of melanin, called pheomelanin, creates blondes and redheads, while another, eumelanin, colors the hair of those with brown or black hair.

The problem starts around the age of 30 in men and a little later in women when these pigment cells gradually stop producing melanin and without the chemical, our hair turns white or gray. Some studies have shown that poor health, anemia, thyroid problems and possibly smoking can cause hair to go gray sooner.

These pigment cells need reactivation. The process is a complex one as it will involve many adjoining skin cells which can cause fair amount of damage to the skin if altered. Also, melanin is important in protecting the skin from sun damage. So scientists need to be careful in letting the nearby cells remain undisturbed. There’s also the initiation process to ensure that the pigment cells, if turned back on, continues to stay on.

Sport your natural look if you are allergic to those dyes and wait for the new phenomenon to arrive. It’s going to be fruitful and rewarding at the same time.

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The author gives good advice on hair loss solutions. He has treated many patients with problems of alopecia and male pattern baldness. He is an expert in laser hair removal treatment.

How much bleach, and how long a soaking time will it take to turn black jeans gray?

I bought a cheap pair of black jeans a couple months ago but haven't worn them at all, they just remind me of the 80s too much. Gray is so in this Spring I thought I'd wear them more if I bleach them gray, but I don't want them to end up looking stone washed or just faded black.

If they are cheap then most likely so is the dye that was used to dye them with. Wash the heck out of them and you will get the color that you are seeking. Don't use bleach or it will take all the color out of them.

As I said wash them a bunch of time since that will do the job.
Try it, what do you have to loose by trying it, color is what you will loose.

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