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Hip resurfacing provides a more conservative and less traumatic alternative to total hip replacement surgery providing the younger more active patient unmatched quality of life.
Hip resurfacing (HRS) implants have been cleverly engineered to resurface the bone in the hip joint. The head of the femur is resurfaced with a metal dome and the socket is resurfaced with a metal cap. There is no need for the bone to be cut and removed as in a standard hip replacement.
It is particularly relevant to young, active people, people who want to return to high-level activities. There is a much lower rate of wear, and potentially much greater durability.
- What is Hip Resurfacing?
- Who is suitable for Hip resurfacing surgery?
- What are the advantages of Hip resurfacing surgery?
- How is the condition diagnosed?
- What is involved in the procedure?
- What happens after surgery?
- What post-operative exercises should I do?
- What complications & risks are there?
- Estimate of Fees
1What is Hip Resurfacing?
Hip Resurfacing is an artificial joint replacement used for the treatment of severe arthritis as an alternative to conventional Total Hip Replacement.
In hip resurfacing, the femoral head is not removed, but is instead trimmed and capped with a smooth metal covering.
The damaged bone and cartilage within the socket is removed and replaced with a metal shell, just as in a traditional total hip replacement.
2Who is suitable for Hip resurfacing?
Patients who exhibit osteoarthritis on x-ray may not need a total hip replacement to relieve pain and restore function of the hip. The alternative option is hip resurfacing surgery (HRS).
Hip resurfacing has been designed to address patients with mild to moderate osteoarthritis before extensive bone destruction has occurred.
There is a high probability that the pain due to the arthritis itself, the worn bone surfaces, will resolve with a partial hip replacement procedure.
It is important to understand that pain due to other causes such as referred from the back, poor circulation or damaged nerves, other types of information, etc, may continue. At times, it is necessary to understand that only an incremental improvement can be achieved.
In some instances, low-grade, mild pain may persist for a prolonged period of time after joint resurfacing and therefore, this type of joint surgery should be considered only if:
- Other methods of treatment have been tried, and have failed to help
- You have debilitating and severe pain with loss of function and loss of quality of life
- You are emotionally and psychologically prepared for surgery
- You have understood thoroughly and comprehensively what the operation involves, and that the potential risks to you are outweighed by the potential benefits
3What are the advantages of Hip resurfacing surgery?
With the development of hip surgery many advantages exist compared to the traditional full hip replacement procedures:
- Ease of Revision
Hip resurfacing removes less bone from the femur than a total hip replacement which means it is usually easier to exchange implants if they fail.
- Smaller Device
The device is chrome cobalt and molybdenum combination. It is smaller than a traditional total hip device so less of the bone needs to be operated on providing the patient with a rapid, postoperative mobilisation program.
- Minimal Bone Removal
Hip resurfacing literally means retreading the bone with a metal prosthesis. Therefore, there is a significant decrease in the amount of bone removed. Only a small amount of bone needs to be removed.
- Decrease in Complication Rates
Hip resurfacing greatly reduces the disruption of the joint therefore providing a shorter recovery period and a decrease in complications. A dramatic reduction of dislocation rates and a reduction to the problem of leg lengthening or shortening.
- Shorter Recovery Time
Most hip patients are walking 4 hours after surgery. Total time spent in hospital is approximately 1-2 days. Within 2 -3 weeks most patients are back driving, resuming most of their normal activities. Hip resurfacing dramatically improves quality of life.
4How is the condition diagnosed?
The most common and very effective method of diagnosing a hip problem is an X-ray. The X-ray should be performed while you are standing. Most hip problems are worse when you weight bear in the joint, therefore a weight bearing x-ray is an effective diagnostic tool.
The X-ray must show loss of cartilage or deformity of the head of the femur and in the acetabulum for you to be considered for this surgical technique. Next you need a specific and clear description of your pain.
Historically, arthritic pain is dull and annoying and primarily in the joint. It hurts when you are standing and usually goes when you are sitting. Arthritic pain in the hip sometimes migrates into the groin. It also can run down your thigh and into your knee.
5What is involved in the procedure?
Hip resurfacing surgery or retread surgery requires the removal of the worn bone surface only. This means, the bone removed is minimised to 4-5mm from the head of the femur and approx 4-5mm from the acetabulum. The bone surface is then replaced with a metal cover.
Hip resurfacing surgery may be performed as an overnight procedure. This means the nursing/physiotherapy staff on the ward will have you out of bed and walking within 4 hours after the surgery.
The surgery is approximately 2-3 hours of operating time. There is approximately 1 hour in the recovery room after surgery.
The incision is approximately 20 – 30cm in length and it runs over the outer edge of your hip joint. The scar line may not be completely flat immediately after surgery. This will settle down a few weeks after surgery. The operation itself is performed with the patient on their side.
The surgical cut is closed with sutures and at the skin with staples. The staples need to be removed 10-14 days after surgery while the sutures will dissolve. The dressing is designed for compression. This particular dressing stays in place for 48hrs.
Click on the animation below for a step by step guide on the procedure:
6What happens after surgery?
Immediately after surgery, you will wake up in the recovery room. You may feel a bit groggy. Professor Kohan and his staff will monitor you, checking your blood pressure, temperature and pulse. Dr Kerr will also assess your pain level. Post-operative x-rays will be performed in recovery.
After 45 minutes – 1 hour you will then be transferred back to your room on the ward.
When you arrive to your room, you will have:
- A compression garment around the operation site to apply pressure there. This is removed 24 hrs after surgery.
- A pain catheter which will be removed before discharge. We inject local anaesthetic through this to maintain the pain relief.
- TED Stockings (knee high white stockings) on your legs which must be worn for 2 weeks post procedure.
- A drip in your arm. This will provide hydration and blood if you need it
In the first week following surgery you may experience:
- Swelling – From your thigh down into your foot is common. This at times may be quite marked. The swelling will increase for the first few days after surgery and will gradually diminish. Some swelling can be present for 12 months or so. The swelling may be diminished by walking as the muscle function will push the fluid away. When you stop walking, the limb should be elevated above the level of the hip.
- Bruising – Marked bruising can be found in some patients. This can be found from your thigh down into your foot. At times the bruising can be quite dramatic but it will resolve. It is the result of some residual bleeding making its way to the surface. The body will eventually remove the bruising. It is also the result of the blood thinning tablets you will be taking.The blood thinning tablets will tend to make the bleeding after surgery a little more marked because the blood clotting is impaired. This is however preferable to developing a blood clot.
- Blistering – On occasions blisters will develop near the operation and possibly above it. The blistering is due to surface fluid. It looks dramatic but it is of no consequence and always resolves. One cause may be the bandage rubbing on the skin. Sometimes, when the blood dries in the bandage it can be like cardboard and rub on the skin producing these blisters. We change the bandage after about a week but would prefer not to interfere with that earlier because of the risk of infection. After about a week the wound is sealed enough to be a reasonable barrier against infection. Another cause for the blistering is tissue swelling. This is associated with the bruising and is a result of fluid leaking into the skin. These blisters always go away. They may burst and leak fluid and again the appearance may be dramatic. Sometimes if they are large we may burst them. This is so that the dressings sit more comfortably.
- Muscle soreness – Your muscles can feel stiff and sore to touch. During the operation some stretching and pulling of the muscles occurs. This may result in some pain like a corked thigh. Occasionally you may feel cramps and spasms. The discomfort however will resolve and activity such as walking, stretching, physiotherapy, etc, will help to speed the improvement.
- Heat – The operated site may feel hot and the heat may last for 12 months. As part of the healing process the operation site requires more blood supply from the body and it is this extra blood supply which is the cause of the local heat.
For the first 2 weeks after surgery, your activity level is usually limited. However, you will be able to walk independently, use the bathroom and perform normal activities of daily living
After 3 weeks or so you will be able to engage in moderate activities, i.e. driving a car and climbing stairs
Within 6 weeks Hip flexion must still be limited to 90 degrees however you will have resumed most of your normal activities.
Complete surgical healing takes 6 – 8 weeks. During this time some swelling and discomfort is normal, and should be manageable with the prescribed medication.The most important thing is to have a positive attitude.
Restrictions still need to be observed for the first six months after surgery. This is to allow the bone to strengthen around the new hip components and to minimise the risk of hip fracture through excessive loading and activity in this early, vulnerable period.
You should not run or jump in this period, and should not carry more than 10Kg.
Apart from these restrictions you should be able to return to the activities you were able to manage the week before the operation.
The major precaution following Hip Resurfacing surgery is limiting hip bending for the first 2 – 6 weeks to 90 degrees.
There are four rules of thumb to remember to keep your hip in position:
- When sitting, keep your knees below your hips (Sitting on a small pillow helps)
- Avoid crossing your legs while lying down or sitting
- Avoid bending over at the waist
- Sit with your knees 10 – 20cm apart
Incision care
The incision is usually closed with skin staples. These need to be removed 10 days after surgery. Sometimes, dissolvable stitches are used, which do not require removal. A decision is made on the basis of local circumstances at the time of the operation.
You may not get the incision wet until the staples are removed; a sponge bathe for 10 days after surgery instead of a shower is recommended.
You may shower 2 days after the sutures are removed, but may not bathe or swim until 2 weeks from surgery.
You may apply Vitamin E or some moisturizing lotion to the incision after the staples, or dressings are removed.
Some swelling and warmth is expected after surgery however if you develop increased redness, oozing from the cut, or fever, please call the office immediately.
You will be out of bed and walking within 4 hours after surgery. Upon discharge from hospital you will be walking with crutches. You may discontinue using crutches after being assessed by Professor Kohan 1 – 2 weeks after surgery. After this time you may use a cane, or if you feel confident you may discontinue using any walking aids.
You may go up and down stairs as needed, but only straight legged for the first 2 weeks.
After this time there should be enough flexibility and repair in the muscles around your hip.
Each individual has his/her own set of expectations. Each patient is treated as an individual with general health, age and attitude considered.
One of the important things to remember is that you are not 'sick' but have a problem with your hip that needs to be fixed. Getting back on your feet after surgery is the most important goal: "Motion is Lotion".
Resurfacing the bones in your hip can relieve your pain and stiffness and return you to most of your activities you enjoy
7What post-operative exercises should I do?
The following exercises should be started on the day following surgery:
Exercises when lying down
1. Move feet up and down in circles 20 times.
2. Pull your feet towards you, and tighten the muscles around the knee.
Hold 5 secs.
Repeat 20 times.
You should feel the backs of your knees pressing against the bed.
3. Tighten your buttock muscles together.
Hold 5 secs.
Repeat 20 times.
4. Place a pillow under your knee, straighten the knee by lifting your foot off the bed.
Hold 5 sec, then slowly lower the foot back to the bed.
Repeat 20 times.
Keep the knee resting on the pillow at all times.
5. Place a slide board or plastic bag under the heel. Lying on your back, slide the heel of the operated leg towards your buttocks, then straighten the leg slowly.
Repeat 20 times.
6. Slide the operated leg out to the side, keep the knee straight and your toes facing the ceiling.
Repeat 20 times.
Exercises when standing up
Begin these exercises as soon as you are able to safely stand holding onto a steady support, such as the back of a chair.
7. Take the operated leg out to the side, keep your toes facing forwards.
Hold 5 secs
Repeat 20 times
8. Bend the hip and knee of the operated leg, hold 5 secs then slowly lower foot back to the floor. Keep your back straight, and avoid leaning backwards.
Repeat 20 times.
9. Keeping the operated hip still, bend your knee so that the heel moves towards the buttocks.
Hold 5 secs.
Repeat 20 times.
10. Lie on your non-operated side with a pillow between the knees. Lift operated leg 2-3 inches and hold 5 secs.
Repeat 20 times.
Make sure the toes do not rotate up or down.
These exercises can be done in groups of 15 repetitions 2 to 3 times per day.
Regular walking is one of the best forms of exercise for your new hip. Walk for as long as you can tolerate.
Follow our advice on using crutches or a cane for balance and support as the hip heals. Since your balance may be off, for the first couple of weeks, use handrails and wear low shoes for your safety. Whether you use crutches, a walking stick, or not, depends on how confident and stable you are.
The most important thing is not to fall. If you feel that you need some extra stability, do continue to use a walking stick or a crutch.
8What complications & risks are there?
As with all surgery there are certain risks and potential complications. Although the incidence of these risk factors is low each patient needs to be informed of the possible complications prior to surgery.
Infection is uncommon occurring in less than two percent of operations. It is usual for each patient to be given intravenous antibiotics at the time of their joint surgery however, this cannot possibly cover all types of infection which may be encountered. Infection in the postoperative period in most patients is treatable. It may require longer hospitalisation, treatment with antibiotics for a longer period than normal and washout of the joint. In some cases, the implant will be removed to treat the infection before reimplanting a new joint. In rare cases when the infection cannot be treated successfully, a patient may need to have the artificial joint removed permanently. Infection is uncommon and we take precautions to avoid this problem.
Delayed infection has been reported years after joint replacement and appears to be related to the ability of the implants in general, to harbor bacteria transported by the blood stream from other sites of the body. Bladder or kidney infections can be a source but dental abscesses, infected ingrown toe nails, or skin infections may also be a significant danger to a joint implant. Please call the office, or contact your family doctor if infection is suspected in any area.
Please Note: If dental surgery, bladder surgery, bowel surgery or rectal surgery is planned, the physician or dentist should be informed that you have had a joint replacement.
Blood Clots (The medical term for this is Deep Venous Thrombosis)
Another potential risk is the occurrence of blood clot or thrombosis after a joint replacement. Because our patients are mobilised very soon after surgery, this potential risk is small. In addition to early mobilisation patients are treated with calf compressors to prevent Thromboembolic disease (the development of clots in the lower extremities) during surgery. Post surgery TED stockings and low doses of aspirin or other anticoagulation (blood thinners) medications are prescribed depending on the patient's medical history. In patients without any history of thromboembolic problems we advise taking aspirin, 300 mg per day, for a period of six weeks.
These measures are in place to reduce the risk of forming a clot. In the event the patient is diagnosed with a blood clot intravenous or subcutaneous anticoagulation therapy may be required. Some clots are small and of no clinical significance and so do not require any specific treatment other than the aspirin. This needs to be assessed on a case-by-case basis. If full anticoagulation is required this may mean a longer stay in hospital for the patient.
There is no perfect treatment and while trying to decrease the significant risk of deep vein thrombosis and the possibility of more serious complications such as pulmonary embolism (blood clots breaking off and traveling to the lungs), other potential side effects (such as bleeding) can occur with the drugs used to decrease this complication. These medications require extreme care in their use.
Dislocation of components is a potential risk of joint replacement. Less than 1% of hips however dislocate in the immediate postoperative period. In the vast majority of these cases treatment of this problem requires manipulation of the joint. If unsuccessful in relocating the prosthesis, a second open surgical procedure may be necessary to correct the situation.
Limb length Inequality
Although in standard hip replacements it is possible for the limb length to be altered to a significant extent this is not the case with hip resurfacing. In hip resurfacing only a few millimeters of bone are machined to allow for the seating of the component and so, the potential for limb length inequality is minimal. Almost invariably however, you may feel that the operated limb is several centimetres longer than the preoperative state. This is the result of pelvic tilting and scarring around the hip joint related to the arthritic process. This feeling the limb length inequality gradually diminishes with time and requires no specific treatment.
On occasions the femoral head (the ball of the joint) is deformed and flattened. Restoring it to a round configurations does add to the limb length but only to the extent that the length is restored to the pre-arthritic length.
Nerve Damage
Nerve damage is another potential risk factor when considering joint replacement surgery. The nerves can be traumatised at the time of the operation through stretching and occasionally due to postoperative swelling. Precautions are in place to protect the nerves via superior surgical technique but the risk nevertheless exists for these potential complications to occur. These risk factors are small and are dependant on the age and prior medical condition of the patient.
If nerve damage occurs rest and further examination of the nerve will be required and possible further surgery.
Diabetes, smoking and peripheral vascular disease are also risk factors, as is the presence of previous back problems.
Fracture is a potential complication of hip resurfacing. A fracture may occur at the level of the neck of the femur, below the femoral component. The fracture may occur during the operation when the femoral head is being prepared to receive the component or it may occur later, as a result of excessive loading in the postoperative period. We try and minimise the impact of this complication by assessing the strength of the bone before the operation with a bone mineral density investigation and by trying to limit the activity postoperatively.
During the first six months after hip resurfacing we have advised that activities which involve running and jumping be avoided and that any carrying of loads is limited to less than 10 kg. The fractures which have occurred in our patient population have occurred within the first six months.
In looking back over our patient population we have noted that with this treatment program there were no fractures in patients under 65 years of age and in patients over 65 years of age who underwent resurfacing the fracture incidence was about 8%. Some 92% of the patients in this age group went on to recover satisfactorily, and did not fracture.
The type of fracture which is being considered as a complication here is the fracture which occurs spontaneously without any significant trauma having been experienced. Clearly, a situation which involves something like a fall from a roof, a motor vehicle accident or a significant sporting injury (skiing) is another matter. This type injury can cause a fracture at any time, not necessarily in association with a hip resurfacing procedure.
Loosening or wearing of the components (plastic, metal and cement fatigue) is another complication of joint surgery. Loosening can occur in one or all components. This may increase in rate with inappropriate use of the prosthesis. Running and jumping should be avoided in the early postoperative period and care taken to avoid carrying heavy loads. The potential risk is approximately 1%. This means it is a gradual process characterised by increasing discomfort. In most cases if the components become loose it can be corrected by another surgical procedure replacing the worn or loose component.
Loss of Motion (Stiffness)
A decrease in motion of a joint is also a potential risk. The joint condition prior to surgery will have some bearing on the movement post surgery. On occasions, excessive bone can form postoperatively that can limit the range of movement. This excessive bone formation cannot be totally predictable but, if it has happened at another joint replacement site the risk is increased.
The risk is also greater in men, and over the age of 70.
Physiotherapy and exercise are encouraged prior to surgery. Post surgery, if the joint remains stiff physiotherapy or manipulation can improve the range of motion in the joint.
Other Complications
Other complications that can occur include; instrument failure and breakage, muscle wasting, artery or vein trauma, drug reactions, implant breakage and loss of income, through prolonged hospitalisation, and a longer than anticipated recovery. These complications are not common however it is important to be aware of potential complications when considering joint surgery.
Metal Ion Release
The metal that is currently used in Australia has been used for over 30 years and worldwide for some 40 years. These implants (prostheses) have been thought to offer a good solution to the problem of arthritis and pain. There has been no problem associated with the use of this metal in patients despite them probably having high ion levels associated with the watery environment of the body (some metal dissolves in the salt water environment of the body). This is an area of some concern and is currently being evaluated more scientifically.
At the present time it is not possible to manufacture a resurfacing prosthesis out of ceramics because the ceramic material is likely to break if manufactured in a thin, bone conserving way. High-density polyethylene (plastic) has been used and wears excessively and does not provide a durable option. At this time metal on metal resurfacing using this particular metal (stainless steel) can be made in a thin and conforming manner with high precision manufacture and appear to be the best that are available for use.
These increased ion levels do not occur in everyone, and do not appear to cause any problems. It is worthwhile to note that people who take vitamins also have elevated serum ions, without any deleterious effect having been documented. It is suggested however, that if you do take vitamins, you take those vitamins which do not provide extra chromium and cobalt. An extensive discussion of this matter, can be found at http://www.activejoints.com/resurfacing.html under the heading of "Proposed Metal Defense Protocol".
If you have any concerns, which we have not addressed, please bring these up for discussion in consultation with Professor Kohan.
Medical risks are varied. They can range from minor to more serious complications. These may include cardiovascular, (Heart attack), respiratory, gastrointestinal, neurological (stroke) and genitourinary systems in the body. If a medical complication occurs, it is addressed on an individual basis.
While Orthopaedic surgery carries with it certain risks, it would be safe to say that these risks can be encountered with any surgical procedure. Careful pre-surgical screening and education, a superior surgical technique and a closely monitored postoperative period all add up to minimising the occurrence of any of these complications. It is our conscientious effort to adhere to these criteria whenever a patient is under our care. With this in mind, the potential for a complication to occur is reduced.
9Estimate of Fees?
Generally our 'Estimate of Fees' is accurate however, on occasion unforeseen circumstances can arise during the operation which may require additional medical services or a different, more costly prosthetic device to be used. If this happens there may be additional costs to you that are not covered by the estimate.
This will be fully explained to you after the operation should it occur.
Estimate of Fees
- Aftercare Consultation Fees
There will be 2 'no charge' consultations after your Total Hip Replacement procedure.
Follow-Up Appointments
Aftercare appointments with Professor Kohan following your procedure include:
- 7 Days Post Surgery – This appointment is in order to check the skin cut & for Professor Kohan to asses your overall recovery.
- 14 Days Post Surgery – At this appointment the skin clips will be removed. An ultrasound will also be done by our radiographer in the rooms in order for Professor Kohan to check for blood clots.
- 6 Weeks Post Surgery – At this appointment Professor Kohan will asses the X-ray and monitor your overall recovery.
Consultations after this time attract a fee which is reimbursed in part from Medicare.
- Professor Kohan's Surgical Fees
Medical Item No: 49318
- Surgical Assistant Fees
The surgical assistant fees will either be billed to you directly or Professor Kohan will bill you on his behalf. A Medicare rebate applies:
Medical Item No: 51303
- Anesthetic Fees
You will meet with Dr Kerr, the anesthetist before your operation so that you can obtain an estimate of his fees. These will be billed to you directly. A Medicare rebate applies:
Medical Item No's : 17620, 17690, 21214, 23111, 22045, 18225
- Hospital Fees
These fees should be discussed with the hospital directly. Please be sure to check with your health fund regarding a gap or out of pocket expenses.
- Prosthetic Fees
If you are privately insured the prosthesis used in a Total Hip Replacement procedure is usually fully covered by your Health fund.
- Ultrasound Fees
These fees are payable directly to the sonographer.


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Indiana Daily Student News
Larmie Sanyon
February 20, 2017
After returning from the Vietnam War, Army Col. Gregg Hammond said he struggled to integrate back into society because he felt alienated. Since serving in Vietnam and eventually Iraq, Hammond said he learned how to cope with society, both as a veteran and a citizen. When Phi Kappa Sigma initiated him Saturday, Hammond said he had an opportunity to share his experiences with a young group of people.
Retired Army Col. Gregg Hammond, right, was initiated into the fraternity Phi Kappa Sigma on Saturday. DOMINICK JEANHammond, a native of Peru, Indiana, graduated from IU in 1979 and served about 33 years in the Marines and Army. Sophomore Jake Olson, the fraternity's president, said the 167-year-old initiation kept with traditions at Bryan Room in the IMU.
The standards and traditions reminded Hammond of the Army after he retired in 2009.
"I started to research it after I retired and I found the values of Phi Kappa Sigma to be almost identical to the Army's core values." he said.
The fraternity's local chapter, the Delta Pi chapter, recognized the colonel by initiating him along with 14 other young men in their winter class. Hammond said he never had an opportunity to join a fraternity while at IU or any other institutions, but he remembered one of his classmates being a member of the Phi Kappa Sigma and enjoying his experience.
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Pearl Harbor day
During the second world war Japan wanted to extened their empire and the Us wanted to stay neutral in the conflict, it all ended on the 7th of December 1940 when Japan attacked USA at Pearl Harbor.
It was a peacefull Sunday morning, 7 December 1941, the U.S. Pacific Fleet crews still in their beds and sleeping on the naval base Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, when their sleep is beeing interrupted by the numerous explosions.
Several waves of Japanese airplanes has descended upon the camp and released their bombs and torpedos and turns the site to a graveyard in just a few hours.
Over 2,500 Americans lost their lifes in the attack, which was meant to prevent US to interfeer in Japans plans to conquer an empire in Asia.
The battle lasted for over three years but the Japanese soon found themself in trouble since they had underestimated their opponent.
Categories: Historia Tags: american, Bombs, japanese, Pearl Harbor day, Pearl Harbour, Torpedos, USA, war, world war ii, WWII
Walter Short
The american general in charge of the defence at Pearl Harbour was Walter Short, He was put on trial for his failure of beating back the japanese attackers and was on the 17th of November 1941 removed from his post as general. Two months later he left the armed forces of america and started working at a car factory. He died in 1949.
Chuichi Nagumo
Nagumo had the command over the japanese navy during the Pearl Harbor and was responsibility for the desicion not to follow up the attacks whit a third. Afther Pearl Harbor he won over the british fleet in the indish ocean, but in june 1942 he got defetaed by the americans at Midway.
Nagumo commited suicide on the 6th of July 1944, not the traditional japanese way, he shot himself whit a gun.
Japanese Submarine solves the question of Pearl Harbor
Historians claims to have found an Japanese submarine that would have taken part in the attack against the american navalbase Pearl Harbor in 1941.
It was not only Japanese airplanes that sank parts of the american navy, one american historian is convinced that he has found the remains of a Japanese minisubmarine that did sink at least one american warship. Acording to experts the finding could solve the question that researchers has been fighting for about 70 years. The 24 meter long submarine was found about 5 kilometers from Pearl Harbour, historians have long known that five japanese minisubmarines was a part of the attack. Four of them where destoryed before they was abale to fire their torpedos while the fifth submarine did survive and its destiny was for long unkown. When divers sent pictures of a submarine that he had found on the bottom of the sea to historian Parks Stephensson, Parks become convinced that it must the fifth submarine that had been found.
As soon as i saw the bow, whit the special wire, i knew we had found the fifth submarine
says Stephenson.
Historians claims to have found evidence that the submarine managed to fire its both 400 kilo torpedos and destroy the battleship USS Oklahoma.
Great Britain was planing to attack Japan whit poisongas
In newly release documents its revealed that the brittish was going to use chemical weapon against Tokyo during the second world war. The losses of civilains would crush the figthing moral of the Japanese.
The year before USA droped the great bombs over Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, the Great Britain where planing to use poisongas to attack Tokyo. The information where recently published in dokuments from the british goverment in 1944.


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Brendel/Beethoven recordings now available
An exquisite set of recordings from the Vox archives, Alfred Brendel (b. 1931) playing the Complete Beethoven Piano Sonatas has been highly sought by collectors for decades. First issued by Vox in the 1960s, this cycle captures a youthful Brendel performing one of his signature cycles. These recordings would become legendary as Brendel's fame continued to grow throughout his very lengthy and illustrious career, and the original vinyl LPs are to this day coveted collectors items.
This complete set of Beethoven piano sonatas has been digitally remastered for the highest sound quality. This is a reference-quality edition for all collections, and is available in one collection for the first time ever as a digital download. Please click on the links below to visit our vendor partners, or on the cover image above to go to our catalogue page.


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Cafe Zoetrope
Yesterday my pack went on an adventure. First we went on an incredible hike at Tilden Regional Park. After having showing me that I could literally climb over the top of a mountain, my people decided we would get a special dinner at Cafe Zoetrope.
Being of the canine species, I didn't understand that Francis Ford Coppola owing the restaurant made it extra special to my people. All I knew was I was told I could go because Cafe Zoetrope is dog friendly.
At first I thought my people were confused. We were outside and it was cold. BUT, then a nice man came outside. He brought me a bowl of water and turned on the overhead outdoor heaters. I started thinking I could enjoy this little detour.
Food started showing up. My owners ordered some good smelling food.
I knew they wouldn't let me down! There was Pork Ribs and Chicken! The smells were out of this world. I had no idea food could smell so good.
It even tasted better then it smelled! I think I found doggy heaven! I am still not sure who this Francis Ford Coppola is, but I do love his incredible dishes.
Once our tummies were full, I was a happy girl. The man in our pack drove us back to Modesto. I slept the entire drive in the lady's lap.


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We thank God for saving us, for justifying us, and getting us into the kingdom, but we then drift from grace to performance. Now that I've been saved, my job is to make sure God doesn't regret His sacrifice, we think. I needed Jesus to get me in, but now that I'm in, its up to me to make sure I stay in.
– Tchividian, Tullian; One Way Love: Inexhaustible Grace for an Exhausted World; David Cook Publishers; copyright 2013; Kindle Edition; Location 2444


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|Stained glass window at Yuendumu Baptist Church in Northern Territory, Australia,
showing the Cross of Christ surrounded by the Dreamings of the various Warlpiri clan divisions.
Photo by Louise, 2009.
I'm doing more research on Ivan Jordan's book, Their Way: Towards an Indigenous Warlpiri Christianity, and found this image of a stained glass window at a church in the area where he and his wife Verl were missionaries from 1973 until c. 2000 (his ministry was centered in the church at Lajamanu). The church was built in 1967 under the direction of Ivan's predecessor, Tom Fleming, who worked at Yuendumu from 1950-1975. Ivan writes this about Tom and the window above:
The beautiful stained glass window in the Yuendumu church building with the cross in the centre of the various Dreaming designs of the Warlpiris, is further testimony to Tom's attitude. The window reminds those entering the building that all people come into God's family through the cross of Christ. It also reminds them that every person who comes into God's family comes as they are; not as a White person or Westerner, but as a truly Aboriginal person, and for the Warlpiris, they come as a member of their kinship group. This approach of architecturally relating the people to God in a graphic way is similar to what has happened at other places such as Yirrkala and Maningrida, in Arnhem Land (148).
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anyone talking about SYX or GROW in the ole chat room today.
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I saw SYX come up on my scan 2 weeks or so ago when it bounced off the 20 say ma with a bullish candle. I definitely should have bought it then, but of course, hindsight is 20/20. I saw the gap down from 21 as at least some resistance, but of course, that's been proved wrong. I just don't know what to make of the recent activity. I keep looking to buy in, but it's so far OS on the stochastics that I can't bring myself to move in.
How do you play these high-momentum stocks that are so far above their moving average and stochastics just doesn't give you any valid buy/sell signals?
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I have almost always got in trouble if I tried to chase a stock. I don't do it any more. If I miss it when the setup is there I let it go. SYX gaped up on Aug. 30th from $8.30 and ran the next 5 weeks to $18.75. It then went back down to the $12.00 range. I follow a lot of stocks waiting for the right setup. This stock gaped up again on Dec. 19th and ran up $6.00. At that time it begin forming a J hook. As it came out of the J hook is where I would have wanted to buy. Around $20.00. This is what I call a great setup. The candlesticks will tell you when to get out. Most of the stocks that I buy has been on my watch for a while. This is where a lot of the work comes in. Following the stocks on my watch list waiting for the good setup. I'm always taking some off my list and adding others. This was a money maker if I had been played right. How high is it going to go nobody knows. If I bought in now I would keep my finger on the trigger ready to get out.
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the chart still looks strong..i wouldnt buy right now but the trend is strong...alot of times with these stocks the STO will be in the overbought area cus the trend is strong...remember the STO is only used to confirm the signal..i will be waiting for a strong sell signal before i get out...i bought SWS back in decmeber and it split in jan....and has great earnings ..i will let u guys look at todays action to see how well it did...lets just say i woke up with a smile on my face.
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I am puzzled about questions that ask if a Creator can create Itself.
Look at a circle after it is drawn: at that point, it has no beginning and no end.
Look at a circle while it is being drawn: during its construction, you can see it does have a temporary beginning. Only after construction is complete, does its beginning seems to disappear.
If time is cyclical, then why couldn't a similar analogy apply?
Maybe I'm not expressing myself as clearly as I could, I hope someone here can upgrade the quality of my observation to get at its essence and not be stuck with the poor quality of my language choices.
Speaking of recurrence (!), this topic has come up rather often on this site in recent months. My own answers appear at Question 25260 and Question 25648.
In reply to Question 25260, I conceded that we can tell a story featuring a causal loop in which -- allegedly -- X creates Y in 1900, with Y already having created X in 1800. However, because Y already existed (indeed, Y created something) in 1800, I can't see how X can create Y in 1900: I can't see how X can create something that already existed (indeed, something that existed even before X did). Instead, I'm inclined to describe the story as one in which X and Y come into existence for no reason at all, and not because either of them creates the other.
As I interpret it, your analogy to drawing a circle is meant to suggest that the story might have an actual, unique starting point that we can no longer identify because the story has now come "full circle": the drawn circle is now closed. But that suggestion, I think, misunderstands the nature of the imagined causal loop. The causal loop is a depiction of events that unfold in time. But the loop, the depiction, doesn't itself unfold in time; it exists timelessly. The loop doesn't start open and later become closed. The loop is timelessly closed, so it can't possibly have a starting point, not even a temporary one.
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Advantage also offers a new online store, allowing customers to browse the store and have purchases shipped to them, or arrange for pick-up in-store.
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I recently wrote a blog called 500 Economists Confirm That Increasing Minimum Wage Kills Jobs that explains why the number of jobs will go down when the "price" of labor goes up. Naturally you can expect the Democrats to refuse to understand and accept this basic economic lesson. They never do. They are the true members of the Flat Earth society.
And expect more demagoguery from idiot Obama. He's all about "something for nothing" and "giveaways' (food stamps, Medicaid expansion, minimum wage rise, massive Obamacare premium support, etc) as if 'something-for-nothing' doesn't have a cost or consequence. Sorry, Obama, there is no free lunch! Didn't you learn anything in your life?
Sorry if this offends you, but "something for nothing" and "gaming the system" is 100% part of the African American culture and has a basis in most (if not all) African countries (like in Kenya where Obama was reared). You can put a nice suit on this guy, but he's still a slave to his upbringing and heritage.
Here's a good example of how jobs will disappear if the minimum wage is hiked:


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"Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did, and it never will. Find out just what people will submit to, and you have found out the exact amount of injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon them; and these will continue till they have resisted with either words or blows, or with both. The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they suppress."
— Frederick Douglass
[Much like how the globalist UK leaders are essentially ignoring the Brexit vote, our establishment leaders are wanting to ignore the vote of November 8. And are trying their best for a coup d'état to overthrow that vote. They immediately showed their contempt for the will of the people by blaming the results of the election on the Russians! They couldn't believe the American people had chosen Mr. Trump over their globalist honey pot. Russians were the only explanation! And they will keep doing what they want until we force them to stop. Just like Frederick Douglass said. Even if he did say it 150 years ago or so. Eternal truths are… timeless. – Jim Roach]


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Last weekend we had a great snow storm and with one day left of spring break, I started searching for birds on leks. On a lek that had 40 birds on it last year, I found only 23. This handsome dude attempted to attract one of the three females.
He even battled other male to take control of the center of the lek where the females look for the king of the lek.
Soon a female showed up, but with the snow and cold, was not ready to start her family this year. She showed up, but did not get too close to the ruler.
The battle bruises can be seen on the air sacks of this warrior that I found yesterday as he tries to attract a female.
This gentleman has beautiful large combs above his eyes as he sits on top of a ridge with eight other males but no females are visiting them.
I saw a lot of different birds, elk, deer, coyote and even a mouse while spending a wonderful wild day in the wilds of Idaho


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'Bathroom Break' Blamed for Flint Teen Homicide Supect Escape [VIDEO]
Flint teen and homicide suspect, Mark Jones, walked out of New Passages on Corunna Rd. while at the center for a counseling session. According to ABC 12, Jones has been housed at Genesee County's Genesee Valley Regional Center, awaiting trial for the November 2010 murder of an elderly Flint woman. Jones was given permission to use the restroom and took that as an opportunity to escape.


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Celebrate the sea at the 5th annual OFF THE HOOK Seafood Festival on the iconic Santa Monica Pier in honor of National Seafood Month, benefiting the Heal the Bay. This foodie fundraising event will showcase the city's best restaurants and chefs with dishes featuring their favorite underwater ingredients.
Enjoy seafood tastings, live music, interactive displays, games, the annual Oyster Shucking Competition, a sustainable seafood VIP Lounge & learn about the sustainable seafood movement. OFF THE HOOK will highlight Santa Monica's unrivaled seafood offerings, & help raise awareness for the sustainable seafood movement and funds for Heal the Bay who are working hard to protect our Santa Monica Bay.
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This summer we invite you to spend your holidays on the Spanish coastline. It is one of those dreams you have to treat yourself with at least once in a lifetime. Break away from your usual routine, work, and daily obligations, and enjoy the feeling of being truly alive. To make your stay even more pleasant and relaxing at your chosen destination, don't forget to choose one of the best hotels in Costa Brava. The north-eastern coastline of this marvellous country is inhabited by a variety of cities and towns of different sizes. Unlike other areas of Spain, Costa Brava has become the preferred destination for many tourists from all over the globe, thanks to its proximity to the French border. But that's not the only quality that makes this area so special: sunny, warm weather, beautiful beaches and coves, a varied offer of aquatic sports and activities, and famous Spanish festivals areonly some of the many attractionsyou can enjoy at these privileged sites. Captivating towns by the seaside are yet another reason for finding a hotel in Costa Brava:
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If you are looking for hotels in Costa Brava, you may want to consider visiting the small and remote coves of Blanes, which are the primary attraction of this beautiful touristic location. CalaTreumal (only 75 metres long), CalaS'Aguia (only foot access is allowed), or CalaSaForcanera (only accessible by boat) are amongst the most distinguished ones. Furthermore, for lovers of naturism, in Delta de la Tordera (the last section of the S'Abanellbeachyou will find a nudist beach.
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My slut wife blog: She kissed him back, feeling very loving, and sat on the arm of the big chair. "
She got a little jaded, but I tried to keep to supply. " "Upstairs in the supine position. While her father went to the downstairs bathroom, she leaned over and kissed the clay.
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It would seem very casual, but a closer look told her that he had been beaten. milf next door.com , Her brother was downstairs in the living room, in front of a color TV.
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Thursday, June 2, 2011
Catching "Catch A Star" Fever!
So I have a confession for you all. You the faithful and discerning fans of good old Star Liquor. I confess to you that I have a fever. Yes, that is right, a fever. No I am not ill. I have not caught a bug, nor some sort of flu. This fever is caused by excitement and anticipation. This is "Catch a Star" fever.
Have you caught it yet?
You will!
How could you not?
What am I talking about you ask?
Why I am talking about winning a $500 Shopping Spree at Star Liquor!
$500 to stock your liquor cabinet!
$500 to pack the wine rack!
$500 to build your self a fortress inside your beer fridge that seemingly never ends!
Or maybe...just maybe...you have had your eye an a bottle for a while. You know what I am talking about. Don't you? That bottle down in Star Liquor's temperature controlled wine cellar. Maybe that bottle calling to you from the single malt scotch selection would be your choice.
The possibilities are endless and they boggle the mind.
The best part is that it is ever so easy to enter this contest. Again and again and again.
You just have to do what you were going to do anyway. You just have to come to Star Liquor...oh and look up. Look up at the sign above our door. The sign that tells you how special you are and how much we love you. (blush) On that sign there is a colored Star. That Star could be any one of 5 different colors. What you have to do is remember the color of the Star until you get home and email that color to firstname.lastname@example.com. We will take the first 20 emails from each color change and enter them into a drawing for the shopping spree. The drawing for the shopping spree will take place on Sunday, September 18th. The Sunday of Willy Street Fair Weekend. There will also be monthly drawing for smaller prizes beginning June 15th.
For full contest rules check our the Events page at starliquor.com. Don't miss the extreme video from Pumpkin Blast 2009 while you are there.
So remember to "Catch A Star" when you stop into Star Liquor. I mean it is $500 worth of booze. Heck, stop into Star and we will give you a card with an email reminder and then all you have to do is look up. Ha!
See you all soon!
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The launch of The Third has once again been delayed. As of now it doesn't have a scheduled release date. For those who have pre-ordered or have been looking forward to reading it, I'm apologize. I was told that the July launch was solid only to have it be pushed back again. I wish it was something I had more control over but the release date is in the hands of my publisher. I'll let you know as soon as I have some good news. For those who haven't read it, I've posed the first four chapters of The Third are now available in PDF format. You can download it here.
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bigstrads wrote:bada wrote:99% of the time I dont agree with what he is saying, but I always appreciate his efforts.
How can you not agree with it if its backed up by stats and facts? arent stats and facts........well, stats and facts?
That is EASY! You can ALWAYS find stats and facts that back your case but then ignore cases that dont back your argument. I call it "selective fact dictation" LOL


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Papers and PresentationsDr. Sudhir B. Abhyankar, Environmental Science, Sir Wilfred Grenfell College, presented a paper titled Green Chemistry Education in the Undergraduate Curriculum: Why, What, How, and When? A Practical Approach at the Third International Conference on Green Chemistry, ICGC2010, held in Ottawa, Aug. 15-18, 2010. The first two conferences in the series were held in Germany and Russia respectively.
Dr Steven M. Carr, Department of Biology, gave an invited presentation at the 3rd International Palaentology Congress in London, England, on July 2, 2010. The title of the talk, given as part of the workshop on Molecular Palaeobiology, was Rocks around the Clocks: NextGen DNA Genomics for Holocene Glacial Phylogeography. The six-day meeting was the largest gathering of palaeontologists in history, with an attendance of more than 1,400. Dr. Carr also gave the invited keynote address on deer genetics at the seventh International Deer Biology Congress in the Huilo Huilo Nature Reserve, Chile, on Aug. 6, 2010. The title of the address was Genetic and Genomic Phylogeography of Rangifer: Post-glacial Origins of Newfoundland Caribou, and its Implications for the Biogeography of Caribou and Reindeer. Co-authors were Corrine Wilkerson and H. Dawn Marshall from Memorial, and Shane Mahoney from Provincial Wildlife. Dr. Carr also organized and led a workshop on deer gxenomics, which recommended establishment of genome sequencing projects for several species of endangered South American deer, including Huemul (a national symbol of Chile) and Pudu (the world's smallest deer). The meeting was the largest international scientific gathering to focus on the biology of endangered neotropical deer.
Valerie Darmonkow, M.Sc. candidate, Division of Community Health and Humanities, Faculty of Medicine, presented a paper titled Barriers to Genetic Testing: Providers' Perspectives, at the international scientific conference Ten Years after Mapping the Societal Genomics Landscape, held in Amsterdam, Netherlands in May 2010. Her work is part of the Genomics-related Ethical, Environmental, Economic, Legal and Social (GE³LS) research component of the Atlantic Medical Genetics and Genomics Initiative (AMGGI) which links the research efforts of teams based at both Memorial University and Dalhousie.


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I Prefer Healthy Hair Over Long Hair
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As mentioned in yesterday's post, I have been doing a bit more dehydrating this year. Dehydrating is an easy way to preserve fruits and vegetables for long periods of time. Apples can be dehydrated anytime throughout the year. I prefer to dry them when in season. Apples were just starting shortly before we left on the first leg of our winter vacation in early October. That gave me just enough time to run a batch of applesauce as well as dry apple slices.
Apples need only be washed well, cored, sliced then dipped in an ascorbic acid solution to prevent browning before drying. I dried the apple slices at 135°F/57°C until they were leathery feeling. Once dried, I vacuum sealed the apple slices in mason jars for storage. Each mason jar held a dehydrator load of 6 trays. I will have to dry more as two jars is not enough to last through the winter!


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On Wednesday, November 24, 2004, 3:53:36 PM, Anne wrote: AvK> Robin Berjon wrote: >> >> Bjoern Hoehrmann wrote: >> >>> * Robin Berjon wrote: >>> >>>> Those are the precise people we do *not* want to put the burden of >>>> resolving this on. They will have to deal with uncooperative server >>>> administrators that'll refuse to let them control the character >>>> encoding because all they (think they) know about character encodings >>>> is that you have to provide one to avoid certain XSS attacks. >>> >>> Are you saying that the proposed registration would avoid that, i.e., >>> that http://www.bjoernsworld.de/temp/utf8-or-iso-8859-1.svg must be >>> considered UTF-8 encoded by all implementations? >> >> Ideally yes. It is, after all, what the XML document says. AvK> However, that's not how HTTP works. Could you expand on that? How does it work, in your opinion, that is germane to this discussion? HTTP works by doing what the media type registration says, which is what is under discussion here. -- Chris Lilley mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com Chair, W3C SVG Working Group Member, W3C Technical Architecture GroupReceived on Wednesday, 24 November 2004 15:00:28 UTC
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Yes, The Sheik Sandwiches Franchise.
For more than 40 years, The Sheik has served the best breakfast in town and the freshest deli-sliced meats and cheese in our pitas (or "sacks," as we call them). We're know far and wide for our amazing grilled steaks and sausage and we're the home of the original Cherry Limeade.
Family owned and operated, The Sheik has been a success from the very beginning and we've quickly expanded to multiple units across Jacksonville, Florida. Today, The Sheik is expanding rapidly from its North Florida base, bringing Camel Riders and Steaks-in-a-Sack across the Southeast.
The Sheik History.
In 1972, brothers Samir "Sam" and Munir "Mike Senior" Salameh, along with their wives Suad "Sue" and Basima, opened the first Sheik restaurant on the corner of 18th Street and Main Street in Jacksonville, Florida. That restaurant still operates today. From the very beginning the brothers knew that the keys to any successful restaurant are great service and great food.
It's a family thing.
Through the years, the chain has grown from one location to multiple locations across the Jacksonville area — all owned and operated by family members. During that time period, The Sheik became known for selling the best "Steak in a Sack" or steak pita and for its "Camel Rider," or deli meat pita. The chain also originated the "Cherry Lime," The Sheik's version of a black cherry and lime soft drink. All three items have gone on to become ubiquitous throughout the South and synonymous with the Jacksonville dining scene — even garnering an article in The New York Times.
Rave reviews keep us going.
Since the opening of that first location, the Salamehs have worked closely with relatives and a carefully selected team of restaurant professionals in the development of their restaurant concept. They've based their business on the principles of providing the customer with the highest quality, fresh ingredients, and fast, efficient service, at an affordable price, all in a clean family environment. As a result, The Sheik has always received rave reviews and is ready for the next forty years or so.
What makes The Sheik special?
According to the National Restaurant Association, total restaurant sales the United States last year topped $683.4 billion. Even in a troubled economy, restaurant sales as a whole grew by 3.6%. Americans continue to dine out at a growing rate and more and more of them are choosing to eat breakfast on the run. The USDA says that only 59% of us eat breakfast at home.
The Sheik is uniquely positioned to capture this growing trend. The Sheik serves three day parts including breakfast, lunch and dinner, and most units feature a drive-thru window for service on the run. Breakfast is a big part of The Sheik's sales, unlike many other "sandwich competitors" in the market.
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Roche Château ski tour
This is another nice ski tour in the Mont Thabor range. We did it on the last day of the TipTop trip to the Drayères Refuge in April. This is… Read more »
This is another nice ski tour in the Mont Thabor range. We did it on the last day of the TipTop trip to the Drayères Refuge in April. This is… Read more »
The Refuge des Drayeres in the Mont Thabor range is a superb base for a few days ski touring, with plenty of routes suiting beginners to experts. The Rocher de… Read more »
The Pic des Trois Evêchés from the Col du Lauteret runs parallel to the very popular Pic Blanc ski tour from the same start point. In many ways, it feels… Read more »
Few ski tours are safe enough to do when the avalanche risk is a high four out of five. Mont de l'Arpille is one of those that can be a… Read more »
For my first day off since Christmas I was itching to get out and do some ski touring. It still hadn't snowed for a while, meaning that the snow was… Read more »
My final ski tour of last winter was one that I had been wanting to do for some time. The Col du Replat connects the Selle and Etancons valleys which… Read more »
Chazelet is a tiny but beautiful little ski resort with south facing slopes across the valley from the La Grave lift. It has five lifts, five pistes, and one very… Read more »
The Col de Laurichard from the north east is deservedly one of the most popular ski tours in the Combynot nature reserve. Like several routes on this site it starts… Read more »
One of the classic Alpine road biking cols in the summer, the Col du Galibier makes for wonderful ski touring in good spring conditions when approached from the south. The… Read more »
Although now based in the Alps, I did start my skiing career in Scotland. It is easy to overlook the fact that there is some great skiing in Scotland, both… Read more »


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>You may recognize CUSS's thong and g-string model from his first appearance on this blog on a Dec. 6 post. Yes, please give it up for the Giant Stuffed Penis!
The Giant Stuffed Penis is a natural fit for the position of CUSS thong and g-string model. First, his furry balls are oddly shaped a bit like a butt, allowing for an excellent perspective on how a thong or g-string might wedge itself into my actual ass and make me horrendously uncomfortable. Second, Giant Stuffed Penis's balls are a much better approximation of my hips, so it is a much more accurate depiction of my flab bulging out of the underwear (although, for the sake of full disclosure, my husband confirmed that they are actually slightly wider, making the indentation caused by the string a bit worse than it is on moi). Finally, Giant Stuffed Penis and I agreed that he needed a merkin (a pubic hair wig, to those who are not in the know – included Microsoft Word, which has indicated that merkin is not a word and suggested that I replace it with marking, jerkin, merino, marlin, or Merlin) to truly illustrate how god awful those of us who resist the wax, razor, depilatory, or other means of vagina hair removal look in such ridiculous "underwear."
Anyway, it gives me great pleasure to present Giant Stuffed Penis wearing my latest purchase for the sake of research. As previously mentioned, I got this yesterday at the Calvin Klein underwear outlet store in Jersey Gardens. The sign said they were 7 for $21, so I was nervous that I would be unable to buy one pair for $3.00, but in fact they only cost me $2.99!
A close look reveals that the "underwear" wishes the reader to "have a fantastic day" and has some childish drawings of a rainbow, hearts, a lightning bolt, and what I think is an eyeless teddy bear and a faceless other critter. Looking at this while I wear it is actually going to give someone a scary nightmare, not a fantastic day, but I appreciate the sentiment. Maybe Calvin though that this message and the cave painting-quality drawings would to hypnotize the viewer into believing that this looks appealing on an actual woman. He was wrong.
I washed the g-string earlier tonight and will wear them myself tomorrow (although for the life of me I can't think of what pants I might wear them with, as my ass will be completely fucking naked, sagging down and jiggling about if I actually have to move faster than a snail's pace, and rubbing whatever pants I wear.) Does this picture look like I will be comfortable wearing this g-string tomorrow? No it does not. In fact, it makes me want to cry a little. Or laugh a lot. Maybe I will wind up doing both. I suspect the string will not smell very well at the end of the day.
I figure it is best to wear them tomorrow for fear of a transit strike on Tuesday. There is now way I want to be walking untold miles around the city without quality ass support, or so I suspect. (I am trying very hard to keep an open mind, but when I tried them on tonight quickly, I could already tell that we - that would be Calvin the g-string and I - are going to have problems.)


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Infoblox announced that its president and CEO, Robert Thomas, is stepping down. Thomas, who joined the company as its CEO in 2004, will remain with Infoblox until a successor is named.
Management also gave a profit and revenue outlook for the upcoming quarter that came in well below expectations.
Infoblox is an IP address management company that provides network support to enterprise customers and service providers.
In after hours trade, shares of Infoblox are down 30%.
Excluding its after hours losses, Infoblox shares were down more than 35% year-to-date. The stock fell more than 25% in February after the company cut its outlook for the quarter it just completed.


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Have you ever bitten by an elephant?
The most obvious answer would be "no".
Have you ever bitten by a mosquito?
The answer would be a definitive yes!!
Using the above example in positive terms we find
Great opportunities to help others seldom come,
however small ones surround us in every day. These small opportunities costs nothing but pays a lot. No one is too busy or too big to practice these small deeds. These includes deeds like a warm smile, a heart felt thank you note, a lovely hug and many more . In order to do these activities you need only three things they are love, humanity and alertness to identify these small opportunities. So use these small opportunities, they will not only make a difference in others life, but in your life too!!


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Save the date: Next EIP Water Conference on 10 February 2016 in Leeuwarden
The 2016 Conference of the European Innovation Partnership on Water will be held on 10 February 2016 in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands, announced the EIP Water on 27 May 2015.
Participants of the one-day EIP Water Conference on 10 February 2016 will be able to find out about these unique features of Leeuwarden as well as attend a series of side events and site visits preceding and following the Conference. As the host city of the 2016 EIP Water Conference, Leeuwarden and its conference partners will benefit from the great visibility of the event within the European water sector and be able to showcase its water and innovation experience.
The EIP Water has taken a central role on the European water innovation landscape, providing a platform for collaboration of all actors in the field of water and innovation. After a successful first EIP Water conference in November 2013 in Brussels, the second EIP Water Conference took place in November 2014 in Barcelona, Europe's Innovation Capital 2014. Over 400 attendees participated in enlightening discussions on connecting water innovation demand and supply, learned about the activities of 25 EIP Water Action Groups, identified opportunities for collaboration and helped shape European water innovation policy. The EIP Water Conference has proven itself as a brilliant opportunity for strengthening pan-European and global networking for boosting innovation in the water sector, and we are confident that the 2016 Conference in Leeuwarden will once again be an outstanding event for the European water sector and contribute to removing innovation barriers and creating opportunities for more water innovation in Europe and globally.
Registration will open in autumn 2015.
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Gold and bronze medals for our team at the Snow Sports State Championships.
Seven girls qualified for the 2014 NSW State Championships in Snow Sports in Thredbo from 28-31 August and one girl represented the school at NSW-ACT Cross Country Ski event in Perisher on 26 August.
The entire team performed amazingly well on technical, difficult and challenging courses. Cora McCloskey performed outstandingly to win gold in both the Skier Cross and GS events, crowning her as a two-time state champion in a very competitive field. Her team mates Nicola Pitt and Sarah Scaffidi performed brilliantly to ensure St Catherine's took bronze in the Boardercross event. The team have qualified for the National Championships in the Alpine event. A huge achievement for the girls. Clementine Mobbs competed in Division 4 of the snowboard events and qualified for the Nationals with a fine 9th place in the GS event. This division is extremely tough and Clem did very well. The skiers also shone. Saskia Ferster competed in three events and took an individual bronze medal in the Alpine and Moguls. Saskia and team mate Sophie Scaffidi qualified for the National Championships in the Moguls, and Saskia finished 4th overall in Skier Cross event. Snow Sports captain Samantha Dawson put in strong performances in two events to claim 5th in both and qualify easily for nationals. She was within one second of the winner in both. All seven St Catherine's girls that competed in State Championships have qualified for the nationals in two weeks time. An unbelievable result. Claudia Freern was our only competitor in the Cross Country Skiing NSW-ACT Championships. Her pre-race practice paid off and after being amongst the top competitors at the beginning she eventually took a fine 17th place.
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Federal Institute of Science And Technology (FISAT) has a unique position in the Professional Education Sector
The Centre for Research and Innovations in Signal Processing (CRISP) was set up in Electronics and Communication Engineering department in 2010 with a vision to support DSP hands-on projects in the undergraduate level, to support DSP Research and Development in the Postgraduate level and to provide consultancy to the Industries. The research team includes various staff members and students. The lab is equipped with Matlab, Simulators for various DSP processors, latest TMS DSP Starter Kits, Beagle boards, FPGA kits, Ansoft HFSS, Q3D extractor, SIwave and Designer. The research center has received grant in aid of Rupees 4.75 Lakhs from All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), Delhi in the year 2011. Many students of B.Tech. and M.Tech utilize the resources available at the research centre to do the academic projects.


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CATS AND DOGS ARE THE FOCUS OF THIS SERIES EXPLORING THE HUMAN/ANIMAL BOND IN ALL ITS ASPECTS. Series release date: 1985
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