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When I was taking the above photos at one of the Projekt Revolution stops, I remember being completely floored by the show Julien-K put on. After talking to Ryan Shuck (Julien K vocalist and guitar player for Orgy), I discovered I wasn't the first to feel that way.
"The results so far with Julien-K are totally different" said Shuck, refering to the insane response they're getting. "People weren't sure about Orgy and didn't get it until we had a hit on the radio. But (with Julien K) we are just playing with no-press kit, no media push and people are into it. I really did think there would be more looky-loo. At one of the shows after we had been touring for only 30 days, a chick showed us her tattoo of our lyrics on her back!… We are really thankful that the fans have been so responsive. Blown away actually."
What you have to realize is that we are talking about an electronic band who can carry its own at rock shows playing to rock fans. Shuck describes it not as electronica but as "passionate electronic music". As far as playing with rock bands and having a 'rock' show as an electronic band, Shuck said:
"This is where the passion comes into play. Everyone (in the band) knows what this is about; everyone was part of making the music. The emotion comes out, we are still developing, and playing this is all new. I'm not a singer, Amir is not a keyboard player, and Brandon isn't a bass player. Writing and performing this music is very cathartic. Orgy was like rock with electronic, but this is more about songs. I've heard so much rock that I can't really get inspired by it."
I'm excited personally to hear more from these guys. They remind me of groups like Depeche Mode – great songwriting with interesting sounds. Shuck wouldn't tell me when any album would be released or any details about any of their plans at all. He did say though, that if you were impressed by their showing at Projekt Revolution, that you haven't seen anything yet.
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The look so familiar.
I must now look them up to see if I remember them
You might recognize the lead singer and the other guitarist, they are Ryan Shuck and Amir Derakh from Orgy. They were a fairly popular synth rock band in the late 90s.
Just regret i'm not living in U.S.A. Have no possibility to see them live,anyway am a big fan , and will stay beside them. Amazing,how much happy moments in my life was shared with Amirs music.No matter if was it Rough cutt,Orgy,or Julien-k..Just enjoy his synth passion!!
i was there.. and saw these men in concert .. the lead singer winked at me.. and the same day i got my pictures taken with Madina Lake.. it was the best day of my life..
i got really good pictures of Julien K performing on stage
These guys are awesome been a huge fan of Orgy since their start, but this band has blow me away. I 've seen them live twice so far once in Philly at a small show at the Trocadero, and on the Projekt Revolution tour, going to see them again with Evanescence in a little over a month I can't wait
Introduced to JulienK live at Greek Theatre in L.A. on November 10, 2007. This group is hot………….. How can I get their music?
Yo vi a julian-k en mexico…
estubo pokamadre!
*I was in evanescence´s concert when I heard them for first time… it was amazing!!!*
pero donde encuentro sus cd´s?
*but where I can found their cds´?*
tu sabes cual fue el set de canciones ke ellos tokaron en mexico, val?

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Evaluation of the Ulthera® System for Treatment of the Brachia
This study has been completed.
Ulthera, Inc
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First received: October 15, 2012
Last updated: February 27, 2013
Last verified: February 2013
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This study is an evaluation of the Ulthera® System used to treat the upper arms for improvement of brachial ptosis. All enrolled subjects will receive one bilateral upper arm treatment. Follow-up visits will occur at 60, 90 and 180 days post-treatment.
Brachial Ptosis
Device: Ulthera® System
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Evaluation of the Ulthera® System for Obtaining Lift and Tightening of the Brachia
Further study details as provided by Ulthera, Inc:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Improvement in obtaining lift and tightening of brachial skin laxity [ Time Frame: 90 days post-treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Assess improvement based on a masked, qualitative assessment of photographs at 90 days post-treatment compared to baseline.
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Quantitative improvement in skin laxity [ Time Frame: Participants will be followed up to 180 days post-treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Assess change in brachial volume based on brachial tissue measurements.
- Improvement in dermal thickness [ Time Frame: Participants will be followed for up to 180 days following treatment #2. ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Based on ultrasonic skin analysis
- Overall aesthetic improvement [ Time Frame: 90 and 180 days post-treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Based on GAIS scores
- Patient satisfaction [ Time Frame: 90 and 180 days post-treatment ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Based on Patient Satisfaction questionnaires
|Study Start Date:
|June 2011
|Study Completion Date:
|May 2012
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2012 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Ultherapy™ treatment
Each enrolled subject will receive a bilateral Ultherapy™ treatment of the upper arms
Device: Ulthera® System
Focused ultrasound energy delivered below the surface of the skin.
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Detailed Description:
This is a prospective, non-randomized, clinical trial treating up to 35 subjects. Study photographs of the upper arms will be taken prior to treatment, immediately post-treatment, and at each follow-up visit. Brachial volume and dermal thickness measurements will be obtained.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|19 Years to 55 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male or female, aged 19 - 55 years.
- Subject in good health.
- Subjects who desire lift and tightening of the brachia and improvement in skin laxity.
- Mild to moderate laxity of the upper arm.
- Mild to moderate subcutaneous fat of the upper arm.
- Mild crepiness of the skin of the upper arm.
- Understands and accepts the obligation not to undergo any other procedures in the areas to be treated through the follow-up period.
- Willingness and ability to comply with protocol requirements, including returning for follow-up visits and abstaining from exclusionary procedures for the duration of the study.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Presence of an active systemic or local skin disease that may affect wound healing.
- Severe solar elastosis.
- Excessive subcutaneous fat in the upper arm.
- Excessive skin laxity in the upper arm.
- Significant scarring in areas to be treated.
- Significant open wounds or lesions in the treatment areas. 7. Severe or cystic acne in the treatment areas.
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01713933
|United States, California
|Sasaki Advanced Aesthetic Medical Center
|Pasadena, California, United States, 91105
Sponsors and Collaborators
Ulthera, Inc
|Principal Investigator:
|Gordon Sasaki, MD FACS
|Sasaki Advanced Aesthetic Medical Center
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|Ulthera, Inc
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|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|October 15, 2012
|Last Updated:
|February 27, 2013
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
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Ulthera® System
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Prayers for Families and for Particular Persons: Selected from the Book of Common Prayer, translated into the Language of the Six Nations of Indians by Eleazer Williams.
This is a selection from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer (1790), translated into Oneida by Eleazer Williams (1788-1858), a lay preacher who helped the Oneida, Brothertown, and Stockbridge Indians emigrate to Wisconsin after the War of 1812. Bound with it in the Wisconsin Historical Society's copy (and also included here) is an 1841 sermon by Williams in English, "The Salvation of Sinners through the Riches of Divine Grace," which was printed in Green Bay in 1842. The appendix to this sermon includes information about Williams and the Oneida during the years 1817-1819, before they came to Wisconsin. The prayer book is one of several works in or about American Indian languages to be found at Turning Points in Wisconsin History. Readers should note that this is a historical document rather than a modern one; students wishing to study the language should rely on materials produced by the tribal language office.
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This beautiful theatre is located in the heart of the economicaly depressed city of Delano, 30 miles north of the city of Bakersfield, in Southern California. It has one screen and has one screening a night. The Sierra Theatre was planned in 1938 (to the designs of architect S. Charles Lee), but it was eventually built and opened in 1946, to the plans of architect Vincent G. Raney.
It seems the Sierra Theatre was closed in 2008.
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Thought you would like to know that the Sierra Theatre was, in fact, built for Frank Panero. He was my grandfather. My mom, Frank's daughter-in-law, said that Frank Panero bought the Wasco Theatre and had it renovated. Those are just 2 of many theatres that were owned by Frank Panero.
Here is a recent photo. Is this theater still open? There are no movies listed on their website.
Frank Panero was mentioned in a Fresno Bee article dated 6/27/29. he was the owner and manager of the Delano Theater, which was damaged in a fire on that date.
Indeed this has major hallmarks of S. Charles Lee's work: The lotus-shaped sculpted elements on the end bays of the facade, the large flutings on the central curved portion, and the horozontal neon bands and more acutely-curved sections between the aforementioned elements—one can find these all on other Lee theatres.
Another photo of the Sierra is here.
The Southwest Builder and Contractor article I cited in my February 20, 2008, comment above was from May, 1938, but it appears that the construction of the Sierra Theatre was delayed for many years. The opening of the Sierra was announced in the August 17, 1946, issue of Boxoffice Magazine, which said the house had opened on August 6. The opening feature was "Canyon Passage."
The article did say that completion of the project had been delayed due to shortages of materials, but it seems unlikely that such a delay would have lasted six years. Most likely, construction was not begun until near or shortly after the end of WWII.
The Boxoffice item also gives a much larger seating capacity- 894- than the Southwest Builder & Contractor article had. The theater obviously must have been redesigned between the original announcement and the actual construction.
The article adds that Frank Panero and his sons Ernest and August would continue to operate the Delano Theatre, as well. It also said that in addition to the Delano houses the Panero Theatre Company was then operating two houses in each of the valley towns of West Delano, Shafter, Reedley, and Wasco, and one house each in McFarland and Sanger.
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It turns out that S. Charles Lee's 1938 design for the Sierra Theatre was not carried out. The theater as opened in 1946 was designed by Vincent G. Raney. There are a couple of small photos from the time of the opening in Boxoffice of November 2, 1946.
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An hour before park closing time a 23 foot RV configured with a toy hauler rear wall pulled slowly into the empty Faraway parking area. It made a circle to east and stopped approximately forty feet from the Bonita Creek Trail access point. The RV had Louisiana license plates and was emblazoned with Cruise America decals and striped in red and blue on a white base. It was the Tuesday after Labor Day and there had been virtually no traffic on the way to the park.
A man dressed in desert camouflage got out, stretched and walked slowly up to the high point of the access. He carefully surveyed a full 360 degrees with binoculars and signaled to the two men who were emerging. They quickly opened the rear and one of them mounted a small stealth designed amphibian hovercraft originally designed for Navy Seal teams to carry armaments. As soon as the ramp was closed the second man joined him and they moved quickly up the Bonita Creek Trail to the west. They only went a few hundred yards before stopping where the first man was pointing over the crest of a rise to a small side trail. The men quickly donned surgical scrub outfits and one of them put on a belt holding several aerosol cans and assorted brushes. He moved off on to the side trail while the other two quickly released the bungee cords holding a tarp. Each of them grabbed an end and set off down the same trail. They stopped at the edge of the space where a six foot pentacle was being spray painted in the floor of the sandy hollow. By the time they had the tarp opened, the paint was dry enough for them to lift the body of a small boy dressed in a Harry Potter cape and mask and place it in the center of the pentacle. While the two tarp carriers quickly rolled up the tarp and started uphill, the remaining man snapped several pictures and began backing up the hill erasing any sign of their passage by using the brushes and some aerosol air spray.
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January 21, 2007 1:08:18 PM CET
Howzit, Hallo, Molo, Sawubona, Thobela, Dumela, Lotsha, Ndi matseloni
I'm new to this forum, although I've been reading it for quite a while. I'm South African, currently still living in SA. My boyfriend is French, and he lives in South of France, in a small village called Pezenas, not too far from Montpellier. I will be moving to France next year (2008) hopefully on a permanent basis. I'm currently taking French lessons at the local alliance francaise here in Pretoria to prepare for my migration. I'm a beginner.
I currently have a very decent job that pays me a good salary. I earn in the region of R340K per annum. I do not have any children, I'm 28 years old by the way. My biggest concern about moving to France is job prospects, especially in South of France as I'm not too sure there are that many International companies there compared to a more cosmopolitan area such as Paris. My boyfriend is not too keen to move away from the sea to Paris, so it seems as though we will be settling in the South.
I've also read here that getting a visa and sorting out the paper work is a nightmare. In your experience, would it actually be more easier for me to get a work permit if my boyfriend and I were actually married? We didn't want to get married just to simplify this process, we want to do so for the right reasons.
Do I need to secure employment first before I can apply for a work permit or does it work the other way round? How much time should I allow for this process? I actually prefer to get all of this sorted out while I continue to live in SA, and will only move once I've secured employment and all the papers are sorted. Is this something possible? Any advice? Has anyone been in a similar situation? I welcome any thoughts.
Thank you.
January 23, 2007 3:22:49 PM CET
hi - i don't have any advice for you regarding work - i left my job as my husband (french) has been repatriated and being married to him has not helped the process of aquiring a carte de sejour at all. Just ensure that you get the right visa's 1st time round from the french consulate as they buggered up mine and my kids' and we had to come back to sort them out. Its been a bit of a nightmare - it was put down to the fact that the Visa codes (C, D etc) have been or are in the process of changing. Just look into that. I live in Paris (in the suburbs) and am finding it tough adapting from being a full time owner of a company to a stay-at-home mum, and what with all the cleaning... believe me its a stunning country but we are particularly spoilt in sa. I think making a move sans enfants is a whole lot easier though. You have a terrific opportunity to change country, lifestyle and meet loads of fabulous people and in time you'll end up with the perfect job but some things shouldn't be planned. I think its the planning that leads to the dissapointment. Good luck and let me know how it goes -
January 23, 2007 7:56:15 PM CET
Thank you so much for your response. Alex. I'm very surprised to find out that being married to your French spouse did not help much in the process of acquiring a carte de sejoir. My boyfriend and I had been skeptically looking at this as the last resort for me to be able to work. I will look into the visa codes that you mention, thanks. I'm really scared to make the move without first securing employment. I have never been a stay at home before, I've always led a very busy and active work life, although I suspect staying at home in your case with kids does have huge merits. I'm so scared to make the move without first securing employment. I have to say that your transition from running your own business to being home on a full time basis sounds huge. Would you say it was easy to adjust?
January 23, 2007 8:56:59 PM CET
er no, not really. Well I have only been here for 5 months so it's difficult to answer. I think I most miss my work, the feeling of 'being someone' - my independence. You arrive here and suddenly it makes no difference who your parents were or what you did previously (unless it's for career purposes) or how many friends you had because once you are here you are at the mercy of your personality. I have been enormously lucky in that my boys go to the british school of paris (not for much longer, cost us 400 € this year!) so through the school I have met heaps of people and have filtered through to find a couple of really nice woman. It's very important because losing your friends is bigger than you think - you can skype away but you start losing base a bit since you will be growing more than them. It's even tough to stay in touch with family - everyone is super busy, the days fly past and I dunno, just speaking to my brother online is a bit wierd - they have no concept of how my life could be or how dramatic the changes are. That said, I would'nt change any of it and my boys are super happy. Just driving around and looking at the landscapes and cultural overflow its enough to make you think shit! This is amazing. Its all very surreal but you know what, its making me realise that there is more to life than work (and believe me if you had met me in jo'burg you would never hear me say that) - I had a great balance before, things are different now and some days its a bit crap and then you walk down your road and you pass some toppie cycling with the proberbial baguette sticking out of his bag and it all just kind of makes sense. You can email me anytime directly if you like - its
- and by the way, absorb that sun because we are expecting snow tomorrow!
January 24, 2007 12:19:55 PM CET
btw I am sure that my marriage has helped with the carte de sejour, its just not very effective, but then am not sure how it would be if I wasn't married. Basically we went to the prefecture in October and we only have a meeting in Feb to be interviewed with regard getting the carte. Presumably it should all go ahead from there. To get the initial appointment took 5 hours standing in a queue (like home affairs but worse) to be met with the same govornmental approach of 'if you don't have absolutely everything in order I can do nothing to help' - amazingly I was the one rejected (due to the visa story i told you about) and all the other immegrants (asian, eastern europe and north african) seemed to walk away with their scheduled appointment, so i guess i was a bit bitter with the process. I have no idea how it works when you have a job pre-secured, but best of luck. They probably do it all for you - I know that the ex-pats that I am friendly with get it sorted out by their companies but it has something to do with a mutual arrangement concerning the paying of tax between european countries.
January 26, 2007 6:59:53 PM CET
I am a South African living in Paris. I came in 2000.
Regarding a carte de sejour, getting married does help i.e. you will not have to wait as many years. As Alex said there are hours and hours of queing. Also you will very likely not a permanent carte de sejours the first time round. You may only get it after 2 or 3 years, it depends on the day. I will only get a permanent carte de sejour this year. I have 6 temporary ones. So if not married in order to qualify you need a job first. So the process is this, you find a job. You then apply for a carte de sejours. The first time around takes about 4 months. In this time you can't work. Once you have the work permit you can then start. You are advised to get an attorney who will assist with the administration. However, getting a job in the south could be a problem.
There are very few jobs in the south and the fact that you don't speak french will make the problem worse.
Many french have their homes in the south but work in Paris and go home for the weekends. My boyfriend, who is french, moved to Aix-en-Province 3 years ago, never got a job so came back to Paris.
Regarding the change, it is enormous. The culture shock is really really a shock. Being first world does nothing to prepare one for the change. One goes through many ups and downs. There is the change in culture as well as the change of living with someone of a different culture.
I came to france for a frenchman, well it was very very hard. I very much agree with what Alex says, one looses ones own identity because your country, your job, your friends, your home, all of these things go into giving you an identity and you loose these all at once. You really go into shock.
Too your friends and family don't understand your pain. They all think you are living this wonderful exotic life in a magnificent country. They tend not to realise that there are times you are in a lot of pain missing them all. You will also find that even amongst your closest friends, some will keep so sort of contact, others none at all. They will expect you to keep the relationship going and then will slowly fade off the scene.
I am sure that all the above sounds negative, but I am actually watering the pain down of leaving your own country, even for a man you are in love with. Your roots will always be your roots, even when totally entrenched in another culture.
That is all for this day. If you have other questions I will try to answer them.
Kind regards
April 6, 2007 12:21:12 AM CEST
Hi Rand,
Some thoughts to your questions. If you are married, the whole process becomes simply much easier. If you are thinking that you will get married at some point anyway, it is worth doing it sooner just to ease the admin issues. I'm in the south near Avignon and from Namibia and SA...work in the south is a problem...professional work in particular. Paris, Nice, etc.... is offcourse a different story. You may consider Montpellier as an alternative. Obviously, the better your French when you get here the easier it all will be. You may give yourself a few years "to settle" in, before you embark on a serious career... if you can afford it. It takes time to make connections, network and find your own place so to speak. If you are entrepreneurial, there are lots of opportunities. Come with flexibility, make friends and network and the area is terrific. Plan on visiting SA when you need a break...especially during winter here. Hope this helps and gives you some background.
Jean Roux
July 18, 2007 12:38:03 PM CEST
What a small world... reading your story was like reading my own one...
I am originaly from Pezenas and living with an English girl who is a medical doctor. (I may even know your boyfriend as we seem to approx the same age... I am 29)
We now live in Chambery (Which is situated in the Alps near Lyon) where I got a very intesting job as export manager. Katy works as a GP in Chambery hospital.
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hey guys, there is a facebook group for south africans in paris, it's still small at the moment but i think it's a great place for all of us to get together, so join facebook like the other 50million people if u havnt yet and join the South Africans in FRANCE group!!!!
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"The four pillars of my collections are gold jewels, rock & roll, black stilettos & disco." http://t.co/1MjyhuXNjd
15 hours ago
"My grandmother used to have an apartment only for her shoes." http://t.co/Pgr1x0SxtR http://t.co/GUHp5cU5ye
16 hours ago
You'll never guess what Giuseppe Zanotti did before designing. Seriously. http://t.co/1MjyhuXNjd
17 hours ago
"I have a @Givenchy dress gifted to me by @AnnaDelloRusso, as well as some @Balmain pieces from backstage." http://t.co/Pgr1x0SxtR
18 hours ago
Because sneakers have never looked this chic: http://t.co/n03brJglC0
19 hours ago
Let's just say you'll never guess who Giuseppe Zanotti's man-crush is: http://t.co/YC5OryRT0l
It's like the season-less sweater of our dreams: http://t.co/hWESW2rmn6
"I don't think I ever used a backpack, only sometimes an #Hermès Kelly bag from mum!" http://t.co/Pgr1x0SxtR
21 hours ago
We mean, he only works with everyone from @Beyonce to @MileyCyrus, guys: http://t.co/YC5OryRT0l
@fashionpirate We mean, we try.
22 hours ago
"My guilty pleasure: collecting @Balmain pieces." http://t.co/fP94VJniEi
23 hours ago
@GZanottiDesign on working with Kanye, his man crush on @JaredLeto, & shoes: http://t.co/1MjyhuXNjd
1 day ago
NBD: she's only the owner of signed @LouboutinWorld, Nicholas Kirkwood & @Brian_Atwood soles: http://t.co/Pgr1x0SxtR http://t.co/1PQKYgM7sq
Aaaaand we've officially died and gone to closet heaven: http://t.co/fP94VJniEi
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