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Tentative is a podcast about digital product design, hosted by thoughtbot designers Reda Lemeden & Kyle Fiedler.
Reda and Kyle talk about how Kyle is tackling a branding project for a fantasy sports app. They then dig into how both are planning for upcoming design sprints, and the methodology behind their different approaches.
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This episode Reda and Kyle start off by talking about podcasting competition and Reda's childhood psychology. Then they talk about how both are tackling SVG and walk away with different feelings about it. Reda wraps up by bashing HAML while Kyle tries to defend its pros.
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Reda and Kyle talk about the new thoughtbot.com. Kyle explains some of the reasons why they redesigned instead of iterating over the existing design. They talk about parts of their process and how tools like code and graphical editors fit in. They discuss the balance between shipping and getting pixel perfection. They wrap up talking about how they balance multiple projects and multiple tasks.
On this episode Reda and Kyle rehash their conversation about Should designers code. They talk about teams and how design should fit in. They discuss design and design thinking at a high level in the company and design leadership in our community.
Cheerful Reda and Kyle talk about ethics in their work. Discussion hovers around dark patterns in design. They talk about dark patterns with cable companies, airlines, and domain registrars. And how dark patterns can effect the long term sustainability of the business. Kyle talks about the technology he's been using on parental leave and his purchase of an Apple Watch.
Reda and Kyle talk about writing as a designer. What their process is for writing, what the process is like writing for thoughtbot, and how they differentiate posts on thoughtbot's blog and their personal blog. Plus Reda goes on a rant against Medium.
This week Reda and Kyle talk about tools for collaborative design feedback. They talk about how they've used tools at thoughtbot and what are the pros and cons of each of the tools. They also talk about how they use these tools to get feedback from other designers in different thoughtbot offices for more varied design feedback.
In this episode Red-A and Kyle talk about product design and development at thoughtbot. They go over how they use tools like Trello and Slack to communicate with their teams and their clients and how design fits into that process. They talk about how they validate design decisions and argue about the proper pronunciation of GIF.
During this episode, Reda and Kyle talk about conversational user interfaces. They talk about popular implementations of conversational UIs, how they use these tools and what effect it has on the future of graphical user interface.


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With the important OPALCO election coming up, much is at stake. In the face of rising costs, a changing utility landscape, expensive submarine cables and fiber optic installations, we believe Brian Silverstein is the right person to help our electric co-op navigate a challenging path to keep electricity bills affordable and fair, manage co-op finances transparently, and encourage conservation & renewable energy. With these big issues surrounding us and on the horizon, competent, level-headed and democratic leadership is more important than ever.
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On behalf of the San Juan Island Service Scholarship board I would like to extend a heartfelt thank-you to everyone who came out on March 31 to support our annual Dining for Scholars event. It was wonderful to see so many community -minded friends and families dining out to support the mission of volunteerism and scholarship here on San Juan Island.
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It's unfortunate that the Sounder has plunged into partisan politics by publishing Cali Bagby's San Juan Journal article regarding Congressman Rick Larsen as an editorial. It should instead have appeared as a guest opinion.
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- Apr 18, 2016 at 9:52PM
Thanks for your editorial about the "superdelagates" needing to listen to the voters of Washington, who have voted 70 percent for Bernie Statewide, and almost 80 percent in San Juan County. I think the problem is that Hillary is primarily about "me, me, me", and getting an inauguration party for herself, like her husband had. Her self-righteous behavior is a turnoff for many people, let alone her support for wars, the ridiculously expensive Republican/compromise Insurance-based medical care system, and other policies that make her the best Republican candidate out there. I feel she should start by coming clean about the death of her law firm buddy and white house "aide," Vince Foster, whose death from multiple gunshots to the head was called a suicide, after the body was apparently dragged out of the White house to a park. (Editor's note: According to the Washington Post, "Special counsel Robert B. Fiske Jr. concluded that Foster's death in Fort Marcy Park last July was a suicide. The Fiske investigation involved four lawyers, five physicians, seven FBI agents, approximately 125 witnesses; and multiple tests." Alternative news sources and blogs have made his death a subject of conspiracy theories.)
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Dear San Juan Singers: Last night I really enjoyed your presentation of music from the Celtic Isles. So much talent and energy! You lifted my spirit, warmed my heart, and touched my soul. You all are a special gift to our community…Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!! Waiting for you next program.
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The San Juan Island Sailing Club at the Island Cup Regatta
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Locals, visitors and vendors at the Farmer's Market on Saturday, April 9
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"A Community Afloat" is the theme of this year's Opening Day Boat Parade sponsored by the San Juan Island Yacht Club. Visualize a 4th of July parade, but on the water. The parade will be held Sunday, May 1 at 2:15 p.m., with boats passing by Spring Street Landing and the Port of Friday Harbor Marina.
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With the Orcas Power and Light Cooperative's board of commissioners election on April 30, The Sounder wanted to find out some basic information about the candidates prior to election. We asked the six candidates running for a position in either District 3 (Lopez, Decatur, Center and Charles islands) or District 4 (Shaw, Bell, Canoe and Crane islands) three questions. There are two positions available for District 3 and one for District 4. The candidates running for District 3 are incumbent Jim Lett, Dwight Lewis, Brian Silverstein and Lauren Stephens. Candidates for District 4 are incumbent Dr. Jerry Whitfield and Gabriel Jacobs.
Don Quixote in HD Monday
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The Bolshoi Ballet's panache and excellence are combined in Fadeyechev's critically acclaimed staging of Don Quixote, presented in HD at San Juan Community Theatre on Monday, April 18 at 7 p.m.
Ferries' food choice fuels concern
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Washington State Ferries' choice to replace all of their current, locally owned food service providers with a large, Connecticut-based company has business owner Margie Iapopo questioning the motives. Iapopo has run the Cheesecake Cafe, espresso stand and gift shop at the Anacortes Ferry Terminal for the past 12 years but will be replaced by Centerplate Corporation this June.
Animal Farm at SJCT April 15-17
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The Spring Street International School students take us into a George Orwell classic inside San Juan Community Theatre's Gubelman Theatre on Friday and Saturday, April 15-16 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, April 17 at 2 p.m. Directed by Krista Strutz and adapted by the Shake & Stir Theatre Co., Animal Farm dramatically illustrates how greed and absolute power corrupts absolutely and, with devastating consequences, can change the course of history. Revolution has taken place at Manor Farm. The pigs have assumed control and under the principles of 'Animalism' a better life free from human service is promised to all. Guided by a simple set of rules and an unrelenting respect for authority, it is not long until the rules that promised freedom become the chains that bind the animals once again. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for students.
IMA director resigns
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The board of SJIMA has accepted the resignation of its Executive Director Ian Boyden, who plans to pursue his career as an artist and freelance curator. Boyden and his family plan to remain on San Juan Island. He will continue on as an advisor and guest curator to the museum. According to Board President Charlie Bodenstab, "Ian brought great vision and powerful programming to the museum and we wish him the best in his future endeavors." A search committee will be formed to fill the position. Until that time. For further information contact Charlie Bodenstab by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Fragile Waters, a traveling fine art photography exhibition, opens Saturday, April 23, Earth Day weekend, and will run through Sept. 5, Labor Day, 2016 at the San Juan Islands Museum of Art. Opening events on Earth Day include:
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A quiet, early morning ferry ride with a fresh blueberry muffin and a hot cup of coffee turns the trip from a necessary commute into an enjoyable, peaceful boat ride. So the ferry's attempt to make food service on the boats more consistent is a welcome plan. But their choice to go with Connecticut-based food vendor Centerplate, Inc. is a bad one.
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What Can I Do About the Side Effects of an Iridotomy?
April 27, 2010
I had laser surgery 10 months ago. An iridotomy was done to my eyes, because I have narrow angles. During and after the procedure I was in great pain, but the pain stopped 3 days later. Ever since the surgery I see a broad fluorescent white line in the middle of my vision, which drives me crazy. Besides, I have double vision and am extremely sensitive to light. My IOP was 15/16 before surgery and is now around 30. I now need glaucoma drops, which I didn't need before. My visual acuity dropped from 20/20 in both eyes to 20/80 in my left eye and 20/100 in my right eye.
Is there any chance that the white line, the double vision, and the glare will eventually go away, that my visual acuity will improve and that my IOP will come down? My doctor says sometimes iridotomies have these side effects and I have to put up with it. Why didn't he tell me before he performed the iridotomies? I am absolutely desperate. I lost my job because of my poor vision after the surgery. Can anyone help me?
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wiscskis on
December 28th, 2013 12:39 pm
I had the same laser iridotomy done to both my eyes. was scheduled for one, but due to extensive travel for work, it was more advantageous for me to have both done together. From a university hospital in a large city, I have been very confident in their doctors/specialists, so there was no reason to question the qualifications of this specialist. In fact, I checked credentials and even patient ratings and it was exemplary. I was told by this doctor that he has done thousands of these procedures and that it is very routine, much like many of these comments note. I WAS NOT told of the possible and debilitating side effects. This was supposed to be completely routine. The day following the procedure I was traveling, driving my car, and had distinct bright white lines across my field of vision in both eyes. I immediately contacted my doctor to be seen. He told me he has never heard of or encountered such a side effect AND he didn't have a clue what to expect. Ding, ding, ding……what kind of professional was this, from a university hospital, who has no knowledge of these side effects? You put your faith in professionals to be up to date on their field. You'd think that, since there are studies and publications on these potential side effects dating back to 2005, it would be well-known that there are potential results such as mentioned! I now have headaches every day, also. This is not acceptable. I realize this is a critical procedure if you are at risk for a glaucoma attack, but at the very least there should have been discussion of the potential for white lines if the hole is not correctly placed under the eyelid, and I would have had the chance to locate a specialist who is capable and has an excellent success rate for properly placing the hole in your eyes. Folks, these are the only set of eyes you get. Beware.
ari on
January 2nd, 2014 3:38 pm
i think he meant he never saw this complication. of course he was aware of it- its very very basic.
there is no way to guarantee absence of symptoms- every patient is different, and there are reports of side effects no matter where the iridotomy is placed. i think its better to place them at 3/9 oclock, but thats no guarantee.
lastly, no normal person would decline iridotomy for the low risk of side effects. its like not flying in an airplane as it may crash. so dont beat yourself up over your decision- it was the right one
jo on
February 17th, 2014 11:19 am
After suffering the painful symptoms of partial closure attacks multiple times over several years – the pain and nausea usually occurred at night, resolving by the time I arrived at the doctor. My new eye doctor identified the narrow angles. I was frightened about the severe side effects many have noted, although my doctor said he had never seen such problems (performed 1000's of procedures). I got 3 opinions, and had the procedure done on each eye (3 and 9 o'clock) Now, 2 years later, I no longer have those painful partial closure attacks. I have slowly developed a small amount of double vision in each eye, which occurs in the evening (fatigue?) and is corrected when I put my glasses on. Was it worth it? Yes – for peace of mind, & relief from pain. I work in a hospital and witnessed a patient having a full blown attack – the medical management did not prevent him from losing his eye sight.
ari on
February 26th, 2014 2:40 pm
you are 100% correct
Joann Klucsarits on
March 4th, 2014 1:56 pm
My 91 year old father is scheduled for a iridotony on Friday. I am concerned about the side effects and how his age may affect his recovery/side effects. He has had glaucoma since his 50's but it was controlled with drops. Since I was out of town when he was scheduled for his consultation with the ophthalmologist , my brother took him and I am not sure that he and my dad asked all the important questions. His condition is not acute and right now he is asymptotic. They plan to use the procedure on his "good" eye, but it sounds like they will then schedule a second procedure in the next few weeks. Also, this will be done at a VA facility. Please, any advice, especially from older patients, would be appreciated.
Sherry on
March 9th, 2014 9:48 am
I had a laser iridotomy of my left eye in January and had no side effects afterwards. However, I returned six weeks later to have my right eye iridotomy performed and have been in pain for several days post-procedure. I had to call the on-call doctor on a Sunday morning and he told me to go to an emergency clinic. How would I drive myself to an emergency clinic? I had enough hard time getting someone to take me to the doctor appointment which is only two miles away. The doctor said I could be suffering from a corneal laceration and phoned in some bacitracin ophthalmic ointment. Hopefully, that will help with the pain. It is possible that the cornea could have been scratched during this procedure. I am only 56 years old and too young to lose my vision. I chose to have the procedure done in order to preserve my vision. If I just have to tolerate the pain for a few more days, I guess it was worth it.
Sherry on
March 11th, 2014 5:56 pm
I had an LPI (laser peripheral iridotomy) performed on my left eye in January with no ill effects afterward. I then had the same procedure done on my right eye and experienced a stronger "jolt" from the laser than I did the last time. I have had severe headaches and had to be seen four (4) days post-surgery. I can't sleep because the pain in my temples wakes me up. A different doctor (from the same practice) checked my right eye after my complaint and stated I had a corneal abrasion, which can be quite painful. Hopefully, the pain will subside in the next few days. I will see my doctor for follow-up in ten more days.
Pat on
July 22nd, 2014 2:40 pm
I just had iridotomy performed on both eyes for high pressure & closed angles ….2 weeks ago & 1 week ago. Minor pain after the surgery that night with slight headache . I have mild light sensitivity in the sun & slight blurred vision in one eye. Considering the long term effects of having a glaucoma attack, this is a great outcome. I would have it done again if needed . I went to Cincinnati Eye Institute (CEI) Ohio in Blue Ash & Dr Cohen performed the surgery. I highly recommend the facility & surgeons.
I hope this helps with some positive feedback . Good luck to all. Pat
Karyn Barnett on
November 7th, 2015 6:35 pm
I had an iridotomy in right eye at 12:00 one month ago today. I have three side affects:
white line thru vision
light sensitivity
blurred vision
My doctor said eye looks fine. He dilated it. It is inflamed from surgery. He said he never heard of white line. However, its all on the internet and lots of people have this issue. I got new doctor who says it is common. He is a glaucoma specialist.
My vision was fine before. Now its compromised. I'm upset and what can I do to fix it?
Regarding the other eye. I was supposed to have it done but cancelled. Why would I want both eyes compromised?
High pressure causes angle closure, yes? What causes a high pressure event that would cause this?
karyn on
November 16th, 2015 8:14 pm
I had a laser iridotomy 6 weeks ago and have had a white line thru my vision ever since. It's driving me mad. Will it go away?
Steve Trottier on
December 5th, 2015 12:07 pm
I'd read all of the horror stories online about the after effects. Here's what happened with me:
I had a peripheral (lpi) which creates the hole on the outer edge of the iris, farthest away from the nose. Immediately after, I saw a 'ghost' image when looking at the lights in the room. There was also a 'glare' that's difficulty to describe. He told me to wait and see (he was not being dismissive or anything like that). As I drove home, I didn't notice it anymore. It did return later on, as the sun began to set. The ghost image was horrible and I spent the first evening stressed and angry. It seemed that darker rooms were much worse. I also had a discomfort in that eye (when in a dark room). My only hope was that the next morning things would be better. They weren't.
That day I had a service call out of town, so I spent most of the day outside. I didn't notice the glare or the ghost in daylight, which I looked on as a positive. By the time I got back to the shop and did my paperwork, it was dark. I thought this would be a good chance to see how bad the ghost is with car headlights. To my surprise, the headlights were fine! When I got home, I looked into the lights that were giving me problems the day before, and the ghost/glare was gone!!! Upon closer inspection, I did find that the ghost was still there, but I had to hunt for it. By the next day, I could not see the ghost. After 3 days, I've completely forgotten about it because it's a non-issue. I think it may have been caused by the pupil constrictor drops that they put in. It forces your pupil to constrict. In daylight, you don't notice anything because your pupil would naturally constrict anyway. But in dark rooms, it wants to open but can't. This leaves your vision artificially darker than it should be. This could account for the ghost being so prominent, and why I had discomfort in dark rooms – my pupil wanted to open, but the drops were stopping it. After 24 hours, the drop's effect had subsided. That's just my theory.
Anyway, my vision is great, and I no longer have to worry about an acute attack.
100% satisfied, and stress free!
Leslie on
December 6th, 2015 1:51 am
I had an iridotomy performed in both eyes – one at a time. I was very worried before the procedure. I went to an experienced glaucoma specialist who performs the procedure frequently. Since this procedure is the only way to guarantee that my optic nerve would not be damaged, I had to do this. The hole was made at 9 or 3. I actually had to have the procedure twice in each eye because the hole was too small the first time and there was too much debris to enlarge on the first round. My vision is the same as before the iridotomy! No pain! No blurred vision. No white lines or extra light. Glad I did it! I wouldn't hesitate to have it done now that I know how it went. No big deal! I would just recommend that you go to a glaucoma specialist who does this procedure often!
Elizabeth on
January 7th, 2016 5:17 pm
I have no idea if this site is still active but wondering if anyone has information re corneal tattooing to fix the unwanted side effects of LPI. (Had my right eye done a month ago and have had an absolutely horrid white line and ghosting and headaches ever since.) Right now I am scheduled to have the iridotomy hole sutured shut in a few weeks, but curious if there is a less intrusive way to get rid of this unwanted side effect.
And BTW – learned I should have had the hole placed at 3 or 9 and not 12 o'clock if I wanted to avoid this unfortunate outcome.
Thanks in advance for any info anyone can provide.
Graham on
January 18th, 2016 12:26 pm
I had laser iridotomies performed in both eyes in October. Ever since I had some double vision in each eye when there was high contrast.
I saw triplicate of lights at night (right eye saw a fainter duplicate on the left and the left eye say a duplicate on the right). Similar triple vision or sort of a ghost image of things. If I was outside and looked down at my pale white hand I would see 2 ghost images of it… Working on a computer was hard as things would blend and overlap on with light on the screen.
I was highly sensitive to light. Couldn't go outside without sunglasses even on dull days and when driving it felt like everyone had their bright lights on. Furthermore everything seemed washed out. Colours were washed out presumably due to the light bleeding in from the holes.
Using my fingers to block light entering the holes from the iridotomy made most symptoms disappear so I tried opaque contact lenses and they helped but weren't a great fit. The coloured ring would move in to my field of view and greatly narrowed my angle of view.
I followed up with a specialist at the Eye Institute in Ottawa Canada and they performed kind of like a tattoo in my cornea in front of the holes to block the light. Actually it was described as an incision to slice in to the side of my cornea and then they injected the ink. Now I'm 5 days post op and the results are great. Actually the relief was immediate but I still had to heal from the surgery with really only took until the next morning. My vision at this point is 100% restored to how it was before the iridotomy. Something to look in to if you feel stuck with terrible side effects following the iridotomy.
Lynne on
January 29th, 2016 10:54 am
I had the YAG Iridotomy 2 days ago because of closed angles and, after reading many of these posts, I was a bit nervous. However, it was very quick, and I needed just two shots of the laser. It hurt a little more than I expected, and ached slightly for perhaps two hours afterwards. I saw that someone mentioned taking Tylenol just before, which I did, and maybe that helped.
I went to get the pressure checked an hour after the procedure and all was good. I went home, puttered around a bit, then took an hour nap or so. When I woke, the headache was gone, and the eye was slightly blurry, but otherwise no pain.
I made sure to take the steroid drops that had been prescribed, and will continue for a week.
Day 2, the blurriness had diminished. I'm a teacher and went to school. By that night all the blurriness was gone, and I went to Yoga.
Today, Day 3, I wouldn't even know I'd had anything done. My 2nd surgery is in a week and a half, and I have no concerns.
I believe this far outweighs the risk of not having it done, considering the alternative of an acute angle attack.
I know everyone is different, but I hope this reassures others who will undergo this procedure.
Incidentally, I am a vegetarian and exercise almost daily. Perhaps that makes a difference, too, who knows?
Best of luck!
linda on
February 20th, 2016 3:48 pm
though I would share some positive comments. i have had iridotomy on both eyes at the same time. I was concerned after reading different comments on the internet. But this procedure was performed about a week ago. It was a little uncomfortable and my sight was quite poor for about a couple of hours. By the morning all was well. My sight is good in both eyes not problems with blurry or white lines etc. I have a few aches around my eyes but nothing to cause any problems. I am due to go back to have the pressure check in a couple of weeks.
DesperateMom on
April 7th, 2016 12:53 pm
I had narrow angel and my eye was 20/20 and pressure is always around 14, 15 even after the surgery. So no pressure problem.
I had iridotomy done to my left eye 5 weeks ago and I had more complications than anyone I read online although all those stories are terrible enough for me to seek second, and third …opinion over the last two years before I decided to trust the doctor. After 5 weeks of hell like of life, now I am almost back to my feet but I still cannot resume my daily activity and cannot resume my job.
I see the first post on this thread here was from 2010 – Patient Letter to the Editor. I see the patient asked about "white line, the double vision, and the glare will eventually go away". It has been 6 years since that post, I wonder if the patient has any update on this? Have these symptoms ever gotten better at least if not all gone over these years? Anyone has positive result? I hope all the patients who suffered this are doing better and I have been looking for comfort and hope desperately online since I have given up on the doctor who kept saying that side effects are rare and it is safe and no patients ever had problem….
I appreciate any feedback on this. I really hope that the white lines will go away and the blinding white spot in middle of my eye will go away so that I can go back to work. (My work requires me to focus on details on computer for long hours and drive at night sometimes. My vision changed from 20/20 to 20/70 within a week after my surgery. But I am using my 20/20 right eye so that this is not a critical issue for me at this moment. )The double vision prevents me from driving at night. Now I cannot take my children to many activities which involve night driving. Somebody out there, please give me some hope by providing your positive experience. My doctor said my brain will learn to adapt, but I cannot reason it to be true. How in the world my brain will tell my eye to ignore the blinding white spot in the middle of my eye, and the second window and the second light I see?
Any helpful information will be greatly appreciated.
A desperate mom.
Lisa on
April 11th, 2016 9:37 pm
I too had an irodotomy cause the eye to have 2 horizontal glares of light or ghosting as some call it, permanently. The glares are worse depending on the light/ sun and horrible to drive with at night. The hole was placed between 12:00 & 1:00 on the eye. I have read a lot of articles and comments from doctors suggesting that the hole be placed at 3:00 or 9:00. I went to a specialist afterward that said she only does 9 or 3 due to the glare caused at 12:00 by the lid/ tear film. I have not decided if I will have the other eye done at this point. If I do I would go to someone who would place it at 9 or 3. After seeking help the best I found was getting a contact lens specially made very dark brown ( it does not match my other eye) but it reduces the glare almost completely. I am so happy that someone suggested this so I am putting it out there for anyone looking for advice. Seek a contact specialist as the typical colored lenses did not reduce the glare enough. I have read articles that say this side effect occurs in 1 out of every 100 people. The doctor that did it did not tell me there were any possible side effects.
Ann on
April 20th, 2016 1:50 pm
I have been advised to have laser irodotomy for closed angle glaucoma. I have dark brown eyes which I understand is more difficult than light colored eyes.
How can I locate specialists with the most experience in performing and success in the MA or NH area. Preferable Boston area on NH seacoast. Will travel for potential lesser risk due to extensive experience and better results ie: fewer side effects.
Ann on
April 20th, 2016 1:57 pm
Can anyone recommend who they used with successful results-ie: no visual problems from the laser irodotomy procedure. Also, possibly someone with dark colored eyes and physicians in the Boston area? I know their are no guarantees but I would like to use someone who performs a high number of these procedures with a high success rate. Also, question whether my choice should be a physician who uses 6 and 9 approach rather than 12 O'clock etc… Any advice most appreciated. I am 58 year old female.
Priscilla on
April 21st, 2016 8:49 am
In 2012, I was sitting at my computer, and suddenly my right eye became blurry, as if I were looking through a snow globe. After 1/2 hour, it hadn't cleared, so I immediately was rushed to my ophthalmologist. The pressure had spiked to 52 and caused bleeding. It took from 8:30am to 3:30pm to get the pressure down and bleeding stopped. Three years later, the same thing occurred in my left eye as I was stepping out of the shower. Each of two doctors called the condition idiopathic or unknown. Iridotomies were recommended to keep fluids circulating to minimize pressure buildup and avoid the risk of acute glaucoma should this condition occur again. After reading about the potential risks, I had a bad feeling about having the surgeries performed, but my doctor assure me that risks are rare and far outweigh incurring acute angle glaucoma that can be blinding.
Like many others, I am extremely disappointed with the results of the laser iridotomies that were performed on both of my eyes, one week apart. Prior to the surgeries, I had 20/20 distance vision. Now I have continuous glare (or as another person described it, white hair lines), light sensitivity, dry eyes, and blurred vision at long distances, all of which are very annoying. Additionally, a cataract has started to form in my left eye. Sunglasses help, but I have to wear them to look at my computer, watch television, and of course, driving.
At the age of 73, at least I have a shorter life span during which to life with this condition than you younger folks. Still, it's comforting to know that I am not alone, and I do wish you all the best in finding solutions.
Erwin on
April 26th, 2016 4:56 pm
I had PIOL (intraocular lenses) implanted on top of my iris one month ago.
As it seems to be common practice, i got iridotomy done on both eyes.
In bright light or using a TV, Computer or Smartphone in a darker room (high contrast setting), i have 2 "flares" moving up and down near my nose (similar to lines reported by others). They are in sync with moving my eyelid.
Also they are exactly point-symmetrical to the position of the iridotomy-hole.
So don't even come up with the answer, that they are not related to each other. I know basic geometry and optics 😉
I can also force them to be extreme, by looking at the LED Light of my smartphone obviously.
My questions:
Since nearsighted people have a lower risk for narrow angle glaucoma, was or is this Iridotomy even necessary just because of the PIOL? This doesn't make sense to me at all! What is the chance, that i will ever have a "need" for those holes? As a pupillary block might be more common with a PIOL covering the Pupil (if i understand correctly), i would expect this to happen maybe at the age of 60, when the natural lens gets thicker and pushes the iris towards the PIOL only. Why not wait until patients turn 50 or so?
If this would stay like this: what is the best medical treatment?
As the holes are really near to the angle itself, suturing might be dangerous?
Also, i am only aware of suturing techniques, where access from both sides of the eye are necessary. In my case, the PIOL might be in the way of the instruments?
For all other "damaged" people out there:
on the following page, you might find some help:
Corneal Tatoo, Suturing or if the holes are small, it might be better making them bigger to decrease focus?:
Holly Ciryak on
May 6th, 2016 2:40 am
I recently had the iridotomy surgey done in both eyes ( 2 weeks apart), due to being told I had narrow angles. I was also told it was a simple surgery, that it would take about 5 minutes, and I may experience a slight headache afterwords. No other side effects were discussed.
After surgery my left eye has experienced 2 white lines at the bottom of my vision when I blink. I spoke to the doctors assistances and they seemed oblivious to what I was talking about ( big red sign) especially when I was able to pull up the symptom on the website in minutes of researching it. It is definitely a side effect from the surgery. The doctor seemed unphased and said it would lessen in time. He never said the possibilities of why it occurred.
I noticed after having the second eye done it was less painful and the surgery felt different ( as if the hole was placed at the 3-9 position). I have a tiny bit of blurriness in my right eye, but nothing else to report.
I am 53 years old and began to wonder if I just had a preventative surgery for narrow angles that I could of waited on doing to preserve the decent eyesight I still had? It is hard to say if I did the right thing, but given the information of narrow angles and what could happen in the future, I probably would of done the procedure again.
Just make sure you have a very good eye doctor. And ask a lot of questions. They should be upfront with the side effects and allow you to make the decision if the surgery is right for you or if there is alternatives for the time being.
My doctor said everything looked good, my eye pressure was perfect and rob come back in 6 months with a follow up. I was disappointed he didn't want a checkup sooner since I was having these side effects. However, I will see if things get better in the coming months with the white lines in my left eye, and slight ( occasional) blurriness in the right). I did not experience the headaches that others were talking about. I felt fine. All in all the surgery was painless and I hope the surgery preserves my eyesight in the coming years.
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7/21/16 at 8:37am
http://www.wolfvsgoat.com/pages/size-chart Anybody if the sizing chart is accurate, is the BD picnicshirst longer then AD picnic shirts?
7/19/16 at 9:13am
some nice sweaters, limited sizing though. Looking at the measurement I guess u should size up from your usual shirt size
7/15/16 at 8:44am
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Barneyswarehouse has some additional mark downs. Website won't let me use Canadian CC to buy item and ship i to my mailbox in the US. If anybody can order on my behalf and have it shipped to my US mailbox i would appreciate it, i would PP the funds back to you. I would also be able to offer any Canadian proxy.
7/14/16 at 3:15pm
Wasn't the sale suppose to be today?
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^have the same watch love it. But for some reason its running a good 5 mins fast each day. Not sure why as I've had the watch for less then a year . Have to get it looked at.
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Thanks all for the sizing advice.
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Can anybody advise on the sizing of the knitted polos. Need some for work and I see there is a stripe one left. I'm usually a SMALL in BD shirts, but as per the measurements it looks kinda small. Thanks
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^Thanks for the input, never noticed that but now that you pointed it out it does look kinda of awkward.
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Since I can't afford Blue Blue Japan...


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New Science, New Worldby Denise Albanese
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Pub. Date: 05/15/1996
Publisher: Duke University Press Books
In New Science, New World Denise Albanese examines the discursive interconnections between two practices that emerged in the seventeenth century-modern science and colonialism. Drawing on the discourse analysis of Foucault, the ideology-critique of Marxist cultural studies, and de Certeau's assertion that the modern world produces itself through alterity, she argues that the beginnings of colonialism are intertwined in complex fashionwith the ways in which the literary became the exotic "other" and undervalued opposite of the scientific.
Albanese reads the inaugurators of the scientific revolution against the canonical authors of early modern literature, discussing Galileo's Dialogue on the Two Chief World Systems and Bacon's New Atlantis as well as Milton's Paradise Lost and Shakespeare's The Tempest. She examines how the newness or "novelty" of investigating nature is expressed through representations of the New World, including the native, the feminine, the body, and the heavens. "New" is therefore shown to be a double sign, referring both to the excitement associated with a knowledge oriented away from past practices, and to the oppression and domination typical of the colonialist enterprise. Exploring the connections between the New World and the New Science, and the simultaneously emerging patterns of thought and forms of writing characteristic of modernity, Albanese insists that science is at its inception a form of power-knowledge, and that the modern and postmodern division of "Two Cultures," the literary and the scientific, has its antecedents in the early modern world.
New Science, New World makes an important contribution to feminist, new historicist, and cultural materialist debates about the extent to which the culture of seventeenth-century England is proto-modern. It will offer scholars and students from a wide range of fields a new critical model for historical practice.
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1: Making It New: History and Novelty in Early Modern Culture,
2: Admiring Miranda and Enslaving Nature,
3: The New Atlantis and the Uses of Utopia,
4: The Prosthetic Milton; Or, the Telescope and the Humanist Corpus,
5: Galileo, "Literature," and the Generation of Scientific Universals,
Conclusion: De Certeau and Early Modern Cultural Studies,
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There's a he-said, he-said controversy currently going on in the CFL, and it's about a highly-controversial subject: Greg Hardy. Hardy, the former Carolina Panthers and Dallas Cowboys defensive end who was found guilty by a judge in 2014 of assaulting his ex-girlfriend Nicole Holder (the charges were later dropped when he appealed and requested a jury trial and she refused to testify) and suspended for 10 games by the NFL (later reduced to four), is one of the most criticized players out there, and that makes sense given the widely-reported details of the situation that led to that assault charge. According to a report from Sportsnet's Arash Madani and Justin Dunk Tuesday morning, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are trying to add Hardy to their negotiation list, but the league office has put that on hold while reviewing the situation. Saskatchewan head coach and general manager Chris Jones denied that at his press conference Tuesday afternoon, though:
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Community foundation to receive thousands from Lilly...
The community rallied, dug deep and donated enough money to earn the Johnson County Community Foundation up to $1 million through the Lilly Endowment. One immediate result: Local organizations that work to make the county better and help residents will get in total $40,000 more each year to spend on programs or scholarships, foundation president and CEO Gail Richards said. Comment?
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Survivors include his wife, Janelle Phelps; son, Quinn Phelps of Indianapolis; stepson, Justin Bowling, and stepdaughter Megan Davidson, both of Franklin; mother, Geraldine King and stepfather, John King, both of Greenwood; sister, Michele Coryell of Franklin; brother, Tony Allen Flynn of Apollo, Pennsylvania; one grandchild and three stepgrandchildren. Rev. Mark Svarczkopf will conduct a service at 1 p.m. Tuesday at Swartz Family Community Mortuary and Memorial Center, 300 U.S. 31 South in Franklin. Comment?
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The Johnson County Community Foundation is hosting the second "Color the County" Mural painting day on July 30 in Franklin. Everyone is welcome to make their contribution to a mural in downtown Franklin. Comment?
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A Whiteland day care has been put on probation for three months after a state inspection found the center did not have enough staff members watching children. In order to have its probationary license lifted, Childtime Learning Center, 565 Tracy Road, has to correct the violations cited in the recent inspection and can't have any other violations within the three-month period. Comment?
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Dollar Extends Slide07/28/2016 - 04:54:00 (RTTNews)
(RTTNews) - The U.S. dollar continued to lower against its major rivals in early European deals on ...Full Story>>
Australian Dollar Extends Decline To Weekly Low Versus NZ Dollar07/27/2016 - 08:47:00 (RTTNews)
(RTTNews) - The Australian dollar extended decline against the New Zealand dollar in European trad ...Full Story>>
Yen Falls On Japan Prime Minister Abe's Comments07/27/2016 - 02:52:00 (RTTNews)
(RTTNews) - The Japanese yen weakened against the other major currencies in the Asian session on W ...Full Story>>
Commodity Currencies Fall Amid Oil Prices Decline07/27/2016 - 02:27:00 (RTTNews)
(RTTNews) - Commodity currencies such as the Australian, the New Zealand and the Canadian dollar w ...Full Story>>
NZ Dollar Retreats Against Most Majors07/27/2016 - 00:58:00 (RTTNews)
(RTTNews) - The New Zealand dollar retreated from early highs against the other major currencies i ...Full Story>>
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