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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
"I feel like I'm going to cry!"
I just don't get what is wrong with American magazine publishing. Why does it seem like European magazines are doing fine while American magazines continue to fold. I would paid more per issue to keep Domino alive. It spoke to my demographic. I could relate to the designers and people profiled. I could afford the items they featured. As much as I love Elle Decor, which I picked up on my way home, it's very aspirational. That's not the way any of my friends or I live right now. Maybe someday but not today.
The worst part is that many people had just had their homes photographed for the designers to watch series for the April issue. I've already told them that I would be happy to post them on my blog. I already mentioned that I want to feature more original interiors and young designers on my blog this year so this news just makes me more determined to support, encourage and champion them and anyone else who is talented, creative and inspiring.
So if there is anyone out there who dreamed of having their home or designs published in Domino, feel free to email me. Since there aren't many shelter magazines left, I'd be more than happy to start posting them on my blog. But right now, I think I'm going to go take a look through all my old issues of Domino and mourn the loss of my favorite magazine. I might also have a good cry while I'm at it. It's a very sad day.
64 comments:
- Anonymous said...
OH NO! I was just thumbing through some old issues over coffee this morning, and thinking, "I love my Domino", and how glad I was it was still around. Sigh. Very sad.
hmmn, maybe you could pick up a few of their advertisers along with those ready to publish photos!
- January 28, 2009 at 3:32 PM
- pve design said...
Now, now, this is only a sign that the industry need to re-group and there will be new and exciting venues -
Savour those back issues.
- January 28, 2009 at 3:42 PM
- Eliza said...
NOOOOO!!!! That is so sad!! Is the website going to remain? It is such a great resource!
- January 28, 2009 at 3:47 PM
- Marissa said...
Okay, the world is not a very happy place today and the few moments of joy and inspiration this publication offered, provided a much needed bright spot. I absolutely agree that of all the magazines in this arena, Domino spoke to my demographic and as a business owner, offered ideas that were tangible for me to apply.
My computer opens to your page and I love the digital realm - that said, you can't take your laptop into the bathroom (at least I draw the line there) and the spark of happiness when Domino arrives in the mail is still more gratifying than my in box. I am so very disappointed. I too would be willing to pay more for this publication. I'd even give up a manicure a month - easy. And, in the midst of a grey and freezing winter in MN, I have successfully ruined all my boots! What's a girl to do other than drink wine and shed a tear.
- January 28, 2009 at 3:49 PM
- Anonymous said...
Adding insult to injury, I just got an email response from Domino that none of the back issues I was looking for are available. I had inquired about them last week (a premonition?), and hoped to collect the issues that were released before Domino came into my life and changed it forever. I'm in shock. I just told my husband it's like pulling the plug on Sports Illustrated (he got the picture immediately). Already a devoted fan, I will look to HC for my Domino-style fix!
- January 28, 2009 at 3:52 PM
- Mrs. Blandings said...
My understanding is that it has very little to do with subscriptions and everything to do with ad sales. There was an interesting article in the Washington Post about this just last week. House and Garden had a healthy subscriber list; domino has been losing money for three and a half years. I would imagine the often maligned "lifestyle" pieces about beauty products etc. were an attempt to broaden their advertising base. While I like domino I thought it was a bit uneven. It did start out as a great resource for terrific looks at reasonable prices, however it transitioned into including very high end product like Gracie wallpaper. From my limited knowledge on the subject I would assume that products that appeal to the high end market will continue to advertise as their customers are less affected - not unaffected, but less affected - than the mid-range offerings. I hope that continues to be the case as I would hate to see us lose any more.
- January 28, 2009 at 3:56 PM
- Blushing hostess said...
Agreed! I read and enjoy Elle Decor et all but in my early 30's with a young family it represents sit-up-straight and don't spill anything.Domino had a more real and effective reach, not to mention a less haute style. It will be missed.
- January 28, 2009 at 4:03 PM
- Beautiful Living said...
I seriously don't get it. Norway, which has such a small economy has an overload of crappy interior design magazines (probably like 15 of them). And most of them focus on the shabby chic and country style directions. WHY can't domino make it when 15 can make it in a country with less than 5 million inhabitants and close to no foreign readers? I'm just amazed. Something is seriously wrong, wrong, WRONG. What am I supposed to do now???
- January 28, 2009 at 4:05 PM
- Anonymous said...
Keep your head up HC, no time for tears. Yes the weather is miserable but there's a certain beauty with the ice and snow on the trees and I find that the City People become a bit more pleasant on days like today. As for Domino, pls. read Maison 21's entry for 1-22-09 as well as the comments there - great discussion regarding the future of shelter mags. Here's the link: http://maison21.blogspot.com/2009/01/change-change-of-decor-that-is-m21.html
And to add to my comment I left there, blogs like yours also provide real life tips/discussion/ideas and how to's and the all important links. Sorry, magazines may be emotionally satisfying for the moment but all to static and unfortunately, most times only featuring multi-million dollar homes/budgets but are purchased by those of much lesser means. Your blog, for example, also features castle homes as well as starter apartments, and designers who may not get showcased in a nat'l mag. Sorry to hear about Domino but it seems inevitable.
As always, hope you enjoyed your salon day and keep up the blog. - KBN
- January 28, 2009 at 4:22 PM
- Denene Brox said...
This is very bad news. So sorry we're losing such an inspirational publication. :(
- January 28, 2009 at 4:33 PM
- Habitually Chic said...
Sonya - So sad! I really loved them and am so glad that I kept all my old issues. And I'm definitely open to advertising!
PVE - I hope someone can figure out a magazine that can survive these timess.
Eliza - I'm afraid the website will go as well. Copy all the good photos now before they are gone!
Marissa - I love the immediacy of the online world but I also still love holding a magazine in my hands and flipping through it. It's sad that they can't co-exist. I was always excited too when the new issue came out. Such a bummer.
Anonymous - that stinks! Have you tried ebay? I've found a lot of old magazines there. The Sports Illustrated analogy is a good one. I will have to use that when I try to make my straight male friends understand why I am so upset.
Mrs. Blandings - yes, we all know it's advertising revenue that makes or breaks a publication but clearly that old worn out formula isn't working. I wish publishers would figure out a new way to make money on clearly popular publications that might not have enough advertising. If I'm willing to spend $10 on a foreign magaine, I would have also spent that to keep Domino alive.
Blushing Hostess - I agree. It was always more real. There were some high end pieces but always mixed with low end items. That's how I decorate and they were always inspiring to me.
Beautiful Living - I did hear that Domino didn't just shoot existing interiors but it created them as well and I think that was part of the money problem although it's what the magazine special and interesting. I keep buying foreign shelter magazines since I need my fix!
- January 28, 2009 at 4:39 PM
- beulah designs said...
i agree...and am totally bummed. i'm a newbie to the blogging world and am astounded at the sheer talent and amazing inspiration BUT it won't compare to the comfort i feel when i cozy up by the fire or sit out on the porch with my new domino magazine each month. i am with ya...i could cry! i was bummed when house & garden was cancelled, then cottage living (which i liked but didn't LOVE) and now this!? my favorite!!!
and i must admit i always fantasized about MY house being in domino. wah, wah.
- January 28, 2009 at 4:49 PM
- Sweet Nothings said...
HC, I did cry.
RIght in my little cubicle at work. My boss thinks im manic.
- January 28, 2009 at 4:52 PM
- Habitually Chic said...
Denene Brox - inspirational is a good way to describe Domino.
Beulah - I really thought publishers would have changed they way they did things after House & GArden but I guess not.
Sweet Nothings - I'm sorry. Maybe you can go home early and mourn.
Anonymous - Thanks for the rude comment that I chose not to publish. Funny that is came from someone in Kansas. I wonder who that could be. With Stat Counter, there are no really Anonymous comments.
- January 28, 2009 at 5:06 PM
- Phong Nguyen said...
What disappointing news. I just found out about Domino after hearing about the book and buying it. I just started getting more into interior design. I was so looking forward to starting a subscription but now it looks like I'll never have a Domino issue on my coffee table.
- January 28, 2009 at 5:11 PM
- Anonymous said...
for those who want to pick up dominos (in new york): there's always old issues in the used magazine/book dealers on avenue of the americas, near grey's papaya. most of them are like new. just check to be sure, in case someone cut out something or other. about two dollars a copy, three for five, something like that.
- January 28, 2009 at 5:13 PM
- Janet said...
What a dreary day. I am going home to open a bottle of wine and escape with a few back issues. Sigh.
- January 28, 2009 at 5:29 PM
- Domestic Diva said...
Ok - I am having a glass of wine too. How is that there are so many tabloid mags... and now no more Domino??? I am so sad- as I just did some New Years Eve cleaning and pitched all my old issues!
- January 28, 2009 at 6:35 PM
- Josh said...
I Cant believe this! I worshiped Domino and eagerly awaited the next issue to land in my mailbox. Why must everything good come to an end!
Too Sad! It was always a inspiration to me and I will miss it terribly!
- January 28, 2009 at 7:53 PM
- Lisa Borgnes Giramonti said...
It wasn't perfect, but what is? Domino brilliantly captured the zeitgeist of the young and chic like no other design magazine has done before. And its heart was in the right place. It was the little filly that shot out of the starting gate at a breathtaking clip and tried valiantly to keep up with the stallions. But now the racetrack has gone virtual and even the stallions are running scared. Au revoir, Domino. You will be missed.
- January 28, 2009 at 9:12 PM
- hello gorgeous said...
Heather, I am so upset! Remember back in October or November when I was worried about Domino? For good reason, I guess.
I really liked its fresh POV. I love their book. I'm so disappointed. I will go over to M21 and see if he can make me feel better. :-(
- January 28, 2009 at 9:37 PM
- Laura said...
This magazine always made me happy. This day makes me unhappy.
- January 28, 2009 at 9:37 PM
- Anonymous said...
even in our side of the world, domino speaks in an aspirational language that is accessible and sensible. my partner and i have been hunting their back issues here in Manila since we got together almost 5 years ago (Domino i think started almost 3-4 years ago).
They will be missed. hope they maintain a presence on the internet.
manila, the philippines
- January 28, 2009 at 10:10 PM
- Jillian said...
Domino has helped to transform the world of design from aspirational to inspirational and attainable....they were what our world needs...great design for everyone, regardless of budget. It's equally disheartening that in this time of cutbacks and job loss we need Domino's budget savvy ideas most....... an exceptional source has been eliminated. I'm going to light my best dyptique candle when I read the last copy!
Thank God for blogs....
- January 29, 2009 at 12:12 AM
- SuSu said...
I am so sad to see yet another wonderful magazine go...not a lot left for those of us who like to dream and decorate! Country Home is gone, too, and my home was to be photographed sometime this spring for them as an old house with antiques but nothing matching and lots of color. Too sad.
But there are lots of great blogs out there and Eddie Ross has stirred that pot with his interesting posts and gracious nods to so many other bloggers (which is how I found you.) I look forward to more great posts!
- January 29, 2009 at 1:48 AM
- Ron ( the Netherlands) said...
I hear you! I am based in the Netherlands. We have about 16 million people here and our magazines are doing just fine. None have stopped sofar. Keeping in mind the number of issues being pressed in Europe being way way less. Compare 65000 for our best selling interior magazine and compare that to Domino's 800.000!! It will probably take just as much people to produce a magazine, be it in Holland or the States. The difference is only in the number of issues being pressed/sold. How could that not be profitable? I am not getting why so many magazines are being cancelled in the States. It is a shame. Hopefully the few US design magazines they sell here, will stick around. Too bad they put Domino on the shelves here. I would always pick one up when in the States. I feel for all the readers of Domino.
Ron/ Empel Collections
- January 29, 2009 at 4:19 AM
- hansaxel said...
I was shocked as well when I discovered the news on WWD. How come they close this magazine? I discovered it recently (and there was only one place in Paris where u could buy it), and I quickly became a big fan.
How innovative and modern the styling was! AD or Elle Decor sometimes present beuiatiful interiors but these are super wealthy collectors' homes. Domino looked like luxury but was aimed at a wiedr audience....
I can't believe Conde Nast closed it... they save the older titles and sacrifice the younger ones... A real pity...
- January 29, 2009 at 4:51 AM
- Suzy said...
Very sad indeed. Let's just hope that other publications sit up and take notice now before we lose any more of them...
- January 29, 2009 at 5:50 AM
- Jennifer said...
This is really terrible news. I LOVED domino!!! It made me so happy when it arrived in the mail. It is a great shelter mag for real people. What a bloody shame!!!!!!
- January 29, 2009 at 5:52 AM
- Mariafer said...
I did cry, Domino Magazine was the first one that post the picture of my outdoor room in their website, It means a lot to me...
- January 29, 2009 at 8:24 AM
- Style Redux 2 said...
I am so sad. Domino was very "reader generous"-you could actually go out and find the things they featured and afford them. It was my favorite magazine. I visited their wonderful web site as well every day. 4 photos of my daughter's first apartment are featured on their web site under Cheap Decorating Tricks by Domino readers. It makes me happy though that there are amazing blogs like yours to fill the void. Maybe those of us with blogs will work harder knowing we do a small part in this bleak economy to brighten people's days and homes. All the best.
- January 29, 2009 at 8:47 AM
- Holly said...
That really sucks :( I just sent my card in to subscribe and I ordered the book on Monday. So lame. So lame!
- January 29, 2009 at 10:03 AM
- Shannon said...
This is really traumatic and something I had thought a possibility, but had buried deeply with the rest of my WORST FEARS. I am a fashion stylist and subscribe to every fashion mag and several shelter mags and none cause my heart to do a little baby backflip the way Domino does when I see it in the mailbox. As beautiful as some of the homes in the other mags are, I think they ultimately just make me feel left out, as I will likely never be that rich. Domino made me feel included for having style, not buckets of money.
I too spend serious cash on foreign magazines and would have paid $10 for Domino. If they have to kill a magazine how about American Vogue. It's killing us with boredom. So sad.
- January 29, 2009 at 11:14 AM
- Lara said...
I agree with you, HC, on Elle Decor...doesn't work with my urban 1890s victorian. I was totally disappointed when I learned Cottage Living was shuttering...my consolation was Domino. So disappointing. In the last few years, however, I've begun turning to blogs like yours for inspiration, as well as European magazines. Please keep up the great work...and great ideas!
- January 29, 2009 at 11:16 AM
- Brittny said...
From a dear friend, I think this says it all:
"Domino was a touchstone for people who admired English and French eccentricity, and valued style above mere fashion or conformity. It was about taste, but not the tyranny of conventional good taste. Now there is a real vacuum where that editorial sensibility used to be."
- January 29, 2009 at 11:33 AM
- Anonymous said...
I am devastated as well. This might sound ridiculous, but consumers have been able to save TV shows that were supposed to be cancelled, haven't they? And Victoria magazine did actually get revived. Is there any place we can write, or email, or call to tell the publishers what a mistake this is?
- January 29, 2009 at 11:43 AM
- Ms. Smiley said...
The biggest bummer about this situation, besides losing the amazing magazine every month (which I have a sub for until October 2010) is that they are shutting down the web site. If anything, they should keep the site running. this is just like Blueprint! Gawd! I guess I'll be "paying" for my auto-renewal of Vogue with the extra months on my Domino sub.
- January 29, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- Artemisia999 said...
I was so very upset upon learning that Conde Nast ( Nasty!!) has opted to stop publication of the wonderful, fresh, awe-inspiring DOMINO Magazine. I loved, loved, loved this shelter magazine like no other.It was upsetting enough when House & Garden (US version - Dominique Browning as editor) also closed. I was happy to see DOMINO take it's place, well, sort of takes it place. Sigh, what do do now? Well, in Canada, we do have one shelter magzine which is quite good, Canadian House & Home
(Linda Reeves is the founder/owner). check it out!!
- January 29, 2009 at 12:52 PM
- •ciaotay• said...
what a loss for the design world.
- January 29, 2009 at 2:10 PM
- Jill said...
I wish publishers would raise prices, if that would keep magazines afloat. It's an extra cost well worth it to me...design magazines are as important for my business as a stethoscope is to my husband's.
- January 29, 2009 at 3:05 PM
- Susan's Snippets said...
I wish O would go!
rather have Domino
- January 29, 2009 at 3:23 PM
- Margarita said...
Oh my god!!! do not believe it!! I live in London and love domino magazine, when my friends come from the States they bring a copy for me. There is nothing better than a cup of tea and my magazines!!!
Internet will never replace the pleasure of going trough amazing interiors and articles that i get to archive in my home.
I am so sorry to hear that they are closing down the publication!!! maybe they should move over here. We have a great selection of interior magazine!!!
- January 29, 2009 at 4:27 PM
- Ivy Lane said...
Total bummer! Wish there could be some GOOD NEWS out there somewhere!!!
- January 29, 2009 at 4:44 PM
- Sabina said...
I know exactly how you feel - the shock of it is now over and depression has set in. I guess I'll have to begin searching for something to take it's place - domino was my one and only favorite and the only magazine I subscribed to.
- January 29, 2009 at 5:49 PM
- Emily said...
Please post them - I am already going through withdrawal and it isn't even March yet. This is awful.
- January 29, 2009 at 5:57 PM
- Keri said...
Oh gosh...this is really devastating! I always felt like just about any other shelter magazine could shut down, just as long as Domino didn't go anywhere. So sad!
Something I'm wondering: why is no one really exloring the the idea of online/virtual magazines? I know it couldn't be as big as a paper magazine, but I would gladly pay a subscription price to have my inbox blessed with the monthly wonder of Domino or the like.
- January 29, 2009 at 7:22 PM
- Mystery Blogger said...
I loved Domino, totally gutted that it has folded. The layout, content and features were awesome. I will miss it ALOT!
- January 29, 2009 at 9:32 PM
- spla said...
as stupid as it may seem to actually feel SAD over a magazine, i nearly cried yesterday when i read my email. I called the company to see what was going to happen (I was paid up until may 2010!) and they said they would send me back my money. No other magazine ever was what Domino was. Seriously. I'm not an interior designer, I'm not a home owner (though i will be within the next year...and Domino would've greatly helped!), but it was such a big part of my "things that make me happy". Fan since issue one...and always will be.
R.I.P. Domino.
- January 30, 2009 at 1:20 AM
- Renee Finberg said...
what is going on in this country is tragic.
no shelter magzines.
what's next ?
the shelters ?
sorry about the boots, not the new shoes ?
- January 30, 2009 at 5:52 AM
- Anonymous said...
- January 30, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- Style Maniac said...
I was already having a lousy day when I got the news Domino was closing down. Such a shame--I looked forward to its arrival each month, and as a decorator found it a great resource and inspiration. Somehow, though, it made me feel better to read the other comments and find I was not alone in wanting to cry, then go home and drink a glass of wine! Perhaps, HC, you can help fill the void--your site is fantastic.
- January 30, 2009 at 11:32 AM
- Anonymous said...
Domino was absolutely charming!
Yes, they had gotten a bit higher-brow showing more expensive things, but it all seemed within reach somehow.
I too will miss it.
- January 30, 2009 at 12:12 PM
- Anonymous said...
Can I say something? This is a great site. And it's free and it doesn't take up room in my house and it's here when I want it and gone when I don't. The point I am trying to make is that for many, maybe not all, the computer has become the paper trade, whether it's magazines or newspapers. The computer is how I get my news. I think that the blogs be the wave of the future and the better blogs will outlive the lousy ones and the ad world will catch on, like they already have and start to advertise on the sites. The Daily Beast is my new favorite daily site for what Vanity Fair used to be for me when Tina Browne ran that mag. I think some people still buy mags to read in bed and own, but most of them will be bought by hairdressing salons and doctors' offices. Whether that is enough to sustain the industry, time will tell.
Change is hard but, it's unstoppable.
- January 30, 2009 at 1:05 PM
- Prepster said...
I will forever miss Domino... not only did they feature wonderful items, but they really put new designers in the limelight and they generated a lot of business for the items they featured.
When I worked for Charlotte Moss we had a bracelet that was featured in Domino, it sold out right away and then there was a waiting list that was several months long.
I've given you a blog award, you may already have received it, but when you get the chance stop by and view it!
- January 30, 2009 at 2:14 PM
- Michelle Parks McCourt said...
I know. Me too. When I told my husband (who def doesn't follow interiors) even he was sympathetic!
- January 30, 2009 at 3:21 PM
- lilyk2 said...
I am so sad about Domino ending. I have found so much useful info in the magazine. I enjoyed looking at it and reading it, always more than once. I am not happy about this news. What about the resources and the blogs?
- January 30, 2009 at 8:57 PM
- maureen said...
I feel your pain Heather. Domino is absolutely my favorite mag.Their "guide to living with style" tenet is approachable & makes high style for the home reachable for anybody & everybody. It spoke to so many stylish women & decor savvy women out there, not just the elite ones but to all. Ciao Domino...you'll be terribly missed.
- January 31, 2009 at 9:38 PM
- Pink Maple said...
I was so sad when I heard this! Domino is one of my favorite magazines and I had just extended my subscription. I agree that it was really the only shelter/design mag that catered towards a younger demographic. I loved the features on how to fix up a rental. I'm so glad I decided to save all my back-issues!
- February 1, 2009 at 10:33 AM
- kath@retromantic antiques said...
I can't believe another of my favorite magazines is gone! This was such a great one and crossed so many looks. kath
- February 1, 2009 at 6:17 PM
- Virginia Young said...
I went out with a friend and all we talked about was Domino Magazine and how we were so sad to see it go...why is it that nothing wonderful lasts???
We both said we would have paid more for the magazine...whatever just to keep getting it monthly..
Too sad...
- February 2, 2009 at 10:30 PM
- Anonymous said...
someone should start a petition, hey it might just work. It did for Jag :)
- February 3, 2009 at 12:34 AM
- FancyPants-design said...
I just heard this very very sad news today!!! This is just horrible!! Damn economy!! What will happen next!? :-(
- February 3, 2009 at 9:34 PM
- Betsy said...
I started a blog to save Domino! Please join me in my personal crusade to convince Conde Naste to save Domino!! Tell everyone you know - we have to stop this!!
- February 4, 2009 at 3:16 PM
- pillow mint said...
Hi H.C.
I too, am disappointed about Domino folding. Last month, Rita Konig herself strolled into my store to say that photographers would be in the next day to photograph for the April issue! I had to pick my jaw up off the floor! Our fair town, Charlottesville, VA was slated as April issue's "Destination" and my shop, Pillow Mint, was to be featured. Sigh.
Dashed dreams aside, Domino is still one of my favorites, and I'm so glad I kept all my back issues!
LOVE your blog.
Best to you,
- February 11, 2009 at 2:19 PM


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Sweating Excessive
Sweating Excessive
Cure Hyperhidrosis Hands
How To Cure Hyperhydrosis
Sweating is really disturbing when it is accompanied by an unpleasant odor. It is important to take the necessary steps to stop excessive sweat. This condition has to be cured only my taking natural treatment or taking up a surgery. In ETS surgery the surgeon who operates on the nerve stops the activities of the nerve by using a clamp. The nerve that sends signal to the sweat glands to produce sweat is cut down. Excess sweating can even affect the scalp and thus make the hair sticky with dandruff.
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Just how bad is your sweatingc So bad that it's affecting your workc It's causing you to lose confidence and die inside as you try and get through the day at workc You need to stop sweating and you need to do it right now or not only will you never get out the career hole you're in but you might also just lose your job.
Sweating is a part of life however excessive sweating can severly limit how you live and can be a debilitating condition. If you suffer from excessive sweating from any body part including the face feet hands thighs underarms neck or anywhere else be sure to check out the section on this site about the causes of excessive sweating as well as the section on the various excessive sweating treatments options that are available to help stop sweating.
As follows are some excessive sweating options to consider looking at: Botox Injections – Many countries have approved the use of local injections of botulinum toxin to alleviate the symptoms of hyperhidrosis. One clinical study claims a temporary reduction of sweating by 50% or more for the majority of those who received the injections. Multiple injections are needed for each treatment and the injections into the palms or soles are painful. Physicians may use pain-killing creams nerve blocks ice or vibrations to help with pain. These injections do not cure hyperhidrosis. Follow-up injections are required. Expense is a consideration.
Excessive sweating usually happens in people aged 25 to 64 although younger people may also be affected. Interruptions to daily activities as well as other social disruptions caused by excess sweat are a common result of this condition. In some cases people don't seek treatment from a doctor because they do not realize that treatment exists to reduce the amount of sweat a person produces.
The basic medical explanation that is given for excessive sweating is that a part of the sympathetic nervous system in your body is responsible for this condition. This is an autonomous nervous system and has two parts known as sympathetic and parasympathetic parts. However excessive sweating does not constitute the whole body parts as general sweating does but there are some limited body parts that suffer from this conditionhands feet armpit and facial area are the most commonly affected parts of the body from excessive suffering.
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3 Responses to "Cure Hyperhidrosis Hands"
i have hyperhidrosis (sweaty hands) how do cure it?
there was a way but it was surgery and i was wondering how much will it cost. the surgery is when they stick something in your spine and hopefully make it stop sweating.
What are the side effects of a sympathectomy to cure hyperhidrosis?
I have hyperhidrosis of the hands and have been searching for a 'cure'. anxiety medications and top grade antiperspirants have proved fruitless. I am worried, first surgery and all.
Sympathectomy has side effects that should be discussed with the surgeon before proceeding. The first one is compensatory sweating also known as reflex sweating or compensatory hydrosis. The patient will develop sweat on other parts of the body such as the lower legs, thighs, abdomen, or the back. The upper body from the chest and up will be dry. All patients will develop some degree of compensatory sweating. The majority on a level that will be tolerated. In most cases 93% to 94% the patients prefer the compensatory sweating to the original sweating. About 5% to 6% of the patients will develop severe compensatory sweating that will render those patients to be unhappy.
Naturally, surgery should be the last resort. You mentioned trying antianxiety and antiperspirant agents. In the event you are unaware of other possibilities, I'm showing some excerpts from the first link below.
Topical Treatments:
Botulinum toxin (Botox) injections
These treatments are not permanent and must be applied continually or reapplied when the effect wears off. Surgery is the only permanent treatment.
Oral medications:
NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)
Calcium channel blockers
Researchers have discovered that Botox injections effectively treat hyperhidrosis by blocking the nerves that trigger the sweat glands. It may take several injections to achieve the desired results, the treatments can be costly and painful, and the results only last from four months to a year.
Mayo Clinic Success Rates with Surgical Treatment:
More than 30 procedures have been performed in the past two years with excellent results. All patients have had complete relief of palmar (hands) hyperhidrosis, and, for most, additional relief of plantar (feet) hyperhidrosis.
There is a 95-98 percent success rate with palmar hyperhidrosis. Approximately 75-80 percent of axillary hyperhidrosis cases can be permanently cured.


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Pioneertown, CA
It's a mirage, right?
Deep in the High Desert of the Yucca Valley — north of Palm Springs, past the anachronistic edifice of Hollywood-fabricated Pioneertown — there's a wooden arrow that reads "Gods Way Love." The arrow aims down an ambling dirt road to a strange oasis — a place with fruit-bearing gardens, ponds thick with lilypads and koi, a family of chickens, gardens full of crystals and magnetic minerals.
Garth Bowles bought some 640 acres of California desert back in 1981, with a dream of simpler living. He's spent the last decade adhering to the principles of permaculture to help reshape the landscape of Boulder Gardens — transforming the grounds through ecological engineering to foster and sustain a natural wellspring of water, and through it, agriculture.
With a half dozen or so semi-permanent structures — teepee, yurt, outdoor kitchen, sauna, etc — Boulder Gardens is Garth's sacred space, where he welcomes the curious with disarming empathy all year round.
photos by Natalie and Mariko
New York City, Downtown Los Angeles
Last Thursday we had a pair of parties — one for each coast — celebrating bustling group shows in both the Gallery at Ace Hotel New York and Segovia Hall at Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles.
First the sun went down on Warm Up PLATFORMS, our show co-presented by MoMA PS1, with the work of Warm Up stage designers The Principals, Fort Makers and CONFETTISYSTEM. That show's on display through July 31.
Over on the left coast, our lady loves of Inspired Women of Los Angeles celebrated their first anniversary with First Love — a one-night pop-up show with work from Megan Mcisaac, Nouel Riel, Ash Anthony, Future Eyes and more.
Keep an eye out for future developments in the IWoLA x Ace love affair as it develops.
NYC photos courtesy of Kiran Gurung, LA photos from Megan Mcissac.
Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles
Seattle, WA
Our friend Casey Curran's sculptures are mechanical marvels. They're wood and wire and delicate organic materials like feathers, pelts and vines — living, breathing beasts, moving with stilted, animatronic grace from the end of an elegant hand crank. They're something.
Indeterminate Apotheosis is Casey's latest kinetic sculpture collection, and it opens at Roq La Rue tonight.
New York City
The Sherman Zwicker first met the Atlantic just after we joined The War — a sailing vessel stop-gap in the transition to diesel power — fishing and trading from Nova Scotia to the Caribbean and back for over a quarter century. The last of his fleet, the SZ is now docked in Tribeca at Hudson River Park's Pier 25; a 142-foot curio rescued with the help of the not-for-profit Maritime Foundation to become the seasonal oyster bar and maritime exhibit Grand Banks.
Atelier Ace Director Eric Cheong and Ace familiar Johnne Eschleman left their fastidious fingerprints all over this one, so may God bless ol' Sherm and all who dine upon him.
Grand Banks sets figurative sail just in time for Fourth of July weekend.
JD Samson making things spin at Everyone in London over the weekend. Next stop Palm Springs Pride at our loco little swimmin' and sleepin' spot.
"I believe more in the scissors than I do in the pencil." — Truman Capote
Los Angeles
Donning a pair of Vans, sockless — feeling the padded collar wrap your ankles, feet not too hot and not too cold, toes feeling out their protection from the world — no matter where you slip in to them, a little part of you gets to be off the wall as they say. Your feet, at least they're sunny and SoCal 75 and maybe there's a little beachy sand to make it authentic.
Our first skate shoes were Old Skool Vans. We saw Minor Threat's Ian Mackaye wearing them going to the local record store. And it seemed like all the cool women and men that were older than us, that had been into cool things for a long time, they were always wearing a pair in a way that looked just right and timeless. They were our secret teachers. We took notes: bands, hair, the cut of clothes, books they read and films they saw, picked up their language and tried to make our own version of ourselves with these things.
Well, an army might march on its stomach, but our people working hard on the ground at Ace DTLA work on their feet. We thought their own special Vans would help them keep things breezy.
To celebrate our Atelier Ace x Vans Era 59 collaboration, we got all romantic about our days skating in the sun, wind in our hair. We teamed with Vans to screen Dogtown and Z-Boys in The Theatre for anyone who wanted to go, and we made a skate game, and we're giving away prizes to the top five scorers of that very game. Now it's time to let the winners know, to give them their just rewards: Keeng-Shilo G., Brittni L., Riely W., Elias R., Mike W. Winners: you'll be hearing from us soon via e-mail.
photo by praveena_happyking
To me style is just the outside of content, and content the inside of style, like the outside and the inside of the human body — both go together, they can't be separated. — Jean-Luc Godard
Basel, Switzerland
Twin dreamboats Simon and Nikolai Haas are presently showing work as part of Art Basel — that global art free-for-all at the nexus of Europe's contemporary arts scene. The Haas Bros have been working steadily out of their Downtown LA studio since 2010, just a stone's throw from our spot, making some of the most endearing stuff we've ever set eyes on — so much so that we had them prominently tag up the walls here.
They gave us a private peak at Art Basel show last week, and were kind enough to let us share their "Advocates For the Sexual Outsider" — the show's liberation manifesto of sorts.
Congrats, boys.


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The South Carolina Highway Patrol's MAIT team is investigating a crash that killed Ebony Jenkins, 25, of St. Helena Island, and sent Joseph Smalls, 29, to the hospital with injuries. Senior Trooper Hannah Wimberly says the single vehicle collision happened at 1:00 AM at Airport Circle on US 21. The 1994 Honda Accord was traveling south, when it ran off the road, struck a utility pole, and overturned. More>>
SCMPD Violent Crimes detectives are seeking the public's assistance in locating a man charged in the attack, robbery and attempted murder of a Savannah man on Tuesday.Savannah-Chatham Metropolitan Police have charged Edwin Fripp, 18, of the 4000 block of 3rd Street in Garden City, with aggravated assault, armed robbery and criminal attempt at murder.He has been charged with the attack on a 21-year-old Savannah man who was robbed at gunpoint in east Savannah Tuesday night. The victim was appro... More>>
James D. Hicks and Leonard Brown were taken into custody Friday.
A judge is getting ready to set a new trial date for a former BP executive charged with obstructing a congressional investigation into the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.U.S. District Judge Kurt Engelhardt has scheduled an Aug. 11 conference where lawyers will discuss a trial date in the case of David Rainey.The move follows a recent appeals court decision that Rainey can be tried on the obstruction charge. Prosecutors allege that Rainey - during a May 4, 2010, congressional briefing - failed ... More>>
Savannah's city government is celebrating its 225th year by displaying a collection of historic maps that show just how much Georgia's oldest city has changed. More>>
U.S. Congressman Jim Clyburn of South Carolina talked to WSAV tonight about calls to impeach President Barack Obama. More>>
Georgia's Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Michelle Nunn made a stop in Savannah Friday evening hoping to energize her base and whip up new support in what appears to be a tight race to replace retiring Republican U.S. Senator Saxby Chambliss. More>>
As South Carolina comes in fourth in the country in number of bikers and pedestrian fatalities this year, troopers say it is a growing problem in the Lowcountry, too. One fatal hit and run remains unsolved in Hilton Head, but a new cry for help in finding a suspect is drawing attention to the case. More>>
Stormy weather packing heavy rain has led to rising water around Beaufort County tonight. Several roadways are flooding. There have also been reports of downed trees and power lines. Officials have also canceled tonight's events for the Beaufort Water Festival as well. News 3 is monitoring the weather conditions and will of course bring you the latest tonight at 10 and 11. More>>
More than 57,000 children fleeing crime, violence and poverty mostly from Central America have crossed the U.S. border since October. Georgia Governor Nathan Deal said close to 1,200 have been sent to the Peach State.Governor Deal sent a letter to the Obama Administration saying the federal government did not communicate with his office before the children were sent here. Deal is concerned that Georgians will have to ... More>>
Social media has become a normal and every day part of our lives, but sometimes, even posts that seem harmless can come back to bite you. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, even Google, anything you've ever posted online is most likely there to stay and for potential future employers, internet searches have become a norm during the hiring process."We look at their background, what are their credentials, who knows them," says Tweaks by Geeks CEO Tammy Poston. "It's really key to follow up and get tha... More>>
Clint Murphy, a member of Common Cause Georgia, a non-profit, non-partisan citizens' lobby organization, has filed a request with the Office of Inspector General asking them to look into the activities of Sasha Dlugolenski, a press aide who works for Governor Nathan Deal's government office.In the complaint, Murphy claims that Dlugolenski violated a state ban on political activity during work time by sending several tweets endorsing Governor Deal. Murphy has called for state investigators to... More>>
(WJAC) Crystal King is fed up. People are pulling over on the Pennsylvania Turnpike next to her yard and using the grass as a bathroom. She says it's happening in plain view of not only her kids but everyone else. "I just want it to my kids being outside their yard and not seeing stuff like that," she says. She's caught many people in the act, even taking pictures of them to send to police, but they said there's not much they can do about it. Read more: http://bit.ly/1tJSqXN More>>
Savannah-Chatham Metro Police say Ronde Robert White, 17, has been charged with aggravated assault in the shooting of Dion Folston, Jr. More>>
On Friday, Mrs. Isabel Hansen Coons, celebrated her 105th birthday with a big bash at Summer Breeze Senior Living on Wilmington Island.Mrs. Coons was born in 1909 and has been a resident of Savannah since 1986. Staff at Summer Breeze Senior Living say she is spirited, competitive and full off insightful advice. They add that Mrs. Coons attributes her longevity to 'moderation.'Happy Birthday Mrs. Coons! More>>
On Friday, WSAV was able to attend the final rehearsal for this year's Savannah Children's Choir Camp. This year more than 120 children are participating in the camp. The children have learned the entire concert in two weeks. The official end of camp summer concert is set for tonight at the Lucas Theatre. More>>
The city of Savannah has announced an informational meeting for local prime contractors. The city says the meeting will allow contractors to ask questions about doing business with the city, change to the Minority and Women Owned Business Enterprise program, as well as expectations regarding performance. The meeting is set for Tuesday, July 29th at 6pm in the Bryan Room of the Savannah Civic Center. The city adds that the meeting with prime contractors follows two previous meetings on the sam... More>>
(WDIV) A 46-year-old man has died after being attacked by dogs while he was on a run Wednesday evening in Metamora, Michigan.Police said Craig Sytsma, of Livonia, was running when two 3-year-old cane corsos attacked him.Sytsma died from his injuries at a hospital.Police said the dogs, which are being held by animal control, have been involved in previous bite cases.Read more: http://bit.ly/1l16ze7 More>>
Four minority subcontractors have sued Rives Worrell, a Savannah general contractor, who they say exploited their protected status to win the Hesse K-8 construction project.
A gas leak has forced a road closure and the evacuation of some residents in one Effingham County community. Emergency Management officials sayFort Howard Road in the vicinity of Willopeg is closed due to the leak. People who live near the leak have been toldto leave their homes, News 3 has a crew at the scene and will have more on the leak on First News At5:00. More>>
For the last seven weeks, a dozen 7th and 8th grade girls have come together to learn about robotics. The Savannah chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is closing the gender gap in the field of sciences and technologies. More>>
Some students in Candler County will ring in the school year with a brand new $32 million school. The new PreK-8 Education Complex in Metter comes equipped with state of the art technology which will also be used in the school clinic. As students checked out their new digs Thursday, some parents gravitated towards the clinic. School Nurse Melissa Crooms showed off Telehealth technology a healthcare feature parents can sign their students up for if they get sick at school. Once Crooms snaps a ... More>>
When the silver screen came to Beaufort two decades ago, it forever changed the way Marie Lawson views her back dock at Coosaw Point. Not only does she have the photo album to prove it, her back yard is featured in the award-winning film. She is reminded of the four months crews spent in her neighborhood each time she watches the movie. Lawson saw the making of the blockbuster as one more reason for pride in her hometown of Beaufort. More>>
Savannah-Chatham Metro Police are investigating an early morning shooting in Savannah's Cuyler-Brownsville neighborhood. More>>
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A lawyer representing the man whose penis was amputated during a recent circumcision procedure speaks about his clients' case and the repercussions it has had on them.
A lawyer representing the man whose penis was amputated during a recent circumcision procedure speaks about his clients' case and the repercussions it has had on them.


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To the Editor:
Cumberland Times-News
It's admirable that Christine Hajek and Sen. Barbara Mikulski have such sympathy for horses by condemning their slaughter ("Thanks to Sen Mikulski for backing food safeguard act," Oct. 17 Times-News).
It's a shame they can't have the same sympathy for human babies in the womb who are undergoing slaughter by the millions.
I don't know about Ms. Hajek, but Sen. Mikulski has shown by her voting record that she doesn't, by voting many times in favor of abortion.
When are we going to get our priorities in order?
Leon Dillman


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Justin Johnson will be teaching project management at UNM again this fall and is looking for volunteer PMPs who have an interest in mentoring graduate students on a class project. This involves three qualifications:
- You are an active PMP
- You have a real world project that can be used by students to develop a Project Management Plan
- (past projects have included a Point of Sale software implementation, inventory management process project, flight simulator prototype, insurance management system, etc.)
- You have 15 - 20 hrs August – December to work with students. (Results in 15-20 PDUs!!!)


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In the video, nearby data specifically regarding Homes for Sale in Geneva from October 2010 to October 2011 is presented. Specifically addressed is the number of short sales and foreclosures in Geneva, the price range distribution of those short sales and foreclosures and also an overall pricing trend over the past year.
All data is for single family homes.
This video representation is based in whole or in part on data supplied by Midwest Real Estate Data LLC for the period October 2010 through October 2011. Midwest Real Estate Data LLC does not guarantee nor is it in any was responsible for its accuracy. Data maintained by Midwest Real Estate Data LLC may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.


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Anyone who doesn't feel the need for Killer's NIC or Creative's on-board X-Fi components can get more of just about everything for a lot less money in Gigabyte's X79-UD5. The I/O panel, for example, adds FireWire without losing its OC button, BIOS switch, or semi-hidden CLR_CMOS button.
X79-UD5 buyers also get twice as many memory slots, two more internal SATA 6Gb/s ports, and power and reset buttons compared to the scantly-clad G1.Assassin2, along with nearly twice as many voltage regulator phases. Gigabyte even switches its X79-UD5 voltage regulator to the solid capacitors so heavily favoured by one of its competitors, helping to clean up the space around the CPU interface.
On the other hand, the lack of a Killer NIC to get in the way leaves us disappointed not to find a PCIe x1 slot at the top of the X79-UD5. That's because Gigabyte includes the same Wi-Fi/Bluetooth combo card found in its other bundle, with the same problem of graphics cards potentially covering up all of the board's PCI Express slots.
Most users who don't need three-way CrossFireX or SLI will find the X79-UD5's layout nearly perfect, though a front-panel audio header placed far into the lower-rear corner is out of reach for the somewhat-short cables of some ATX enclosures.
While the other Gigabyte board was meant to be a bit Spartan in its cable kit, we were a little bummed to find only four SATA cables included with the more broadly-featured X79-UD5. We do, however, find the same CrossFire, SLI, and three-way SLI bridges, along with Gigabyte's Wi-Fi/Bluetooth solution and a USB 3.0 bay adapter.
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There's a stereotype about creative people – that they thrive on flexibility, rebel against rigid rules, and are subjected to the forces of inspiration (or lack thereof). If this stereotype is true, then it's amazing that creative people get anything done at all, let alone get anything done on time!
Obviously, the stereotype is a myth. Creative people can be efficient, and, conversely, efficiency can be expected of creative types – even if it seems impossible.
So how can it be made possible? How can creative people become more organized and productive?
Give ample time for brainstorming and idea generation. Although great ideas can happen randomly – like when you're reaching into a bag of croutons or standing in line at the bank. However, when you're working on a tight schedule, you can't exactly tell others "I'm sorry, but the right idea hasn't happened yet." If you find that you're still blocked, LifeDev has 15 suggestions on how to generate ideas.
Know how to set the perfect deadline for your creative tasks. I recently wrote an article on setting deadlines, and it basically contains the following tips:
- Think of an initial deadline for the project. This is tentative, something you'll work with as you compute the perfect deadline.
- Move your actual deadline later than the initial deadline. The rationale behind this is that things take longer than you expect. Just make sure that the actual deadline is possible.
- List the project milestones and give a deadline for each. Each project has smaller steps and next actions. Give a deadline, including the hour, for each milestone.
- Make all deadlines immovable. In the article, I gave examples on how to make deadlines immovable for your digital calendar.
- Tell outside parties (supervisors, clients, colleagues) a deadline much later (2 to 4 days) than your initial deadline.
Just pick one idea and get on with it. A few years back, I had this project where it was literally the day before the deadline and I still didn't pick an idea/concept to commit to. Although I pulled something off, it wasn't as good as it would've been if I was able to dedicate a lot of time on making it. The thing is, most creative people I know have several good ideas for a single project, and each idea is trying to outdo the others in your head. The more time you spend tossing ideas or trying to find the "one great idea", the less time you have actually getting anything done. Sometimes, it works just as well to pick one of your current ideas and execute it the best way possible.
Know that as long as you can find something within 5 seconds, you're doing fine. Some people think that efficiency or being organized has something to do with being tidy and neat. This really isn't the case. Being neat and orderly is just something that's superficial. Being organized, on the other hand, means that the way things are arranged makes sense to you, and you can easily find whatever it is you're looking for – neatness is just optional.
Example: my office has a huge drawing table and a messy cart of art materials. It looks so disorganized and chaotic, but I know exactly where to reach for my things that I can find my #2 round brush with my eyes closed.
Being artistic and creative doesn't mean that you have to go with the stereotype of being disorganized and inefficient. After all, efficiency and productivity doesn't mean following a set of externally sanctioned rules and standards. It's about what works for you.


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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Doctors who specialize in skin care and treating diseases of the glands are in short supply in West Virginia.
Demand is high for dermatologists and endocrinologists. The trouble is producing more doctors in those fields.
The dermatology residency program at West Virginia University's School of Medicine is the state's only such training program. It accepts one student each year.
Dr. Norman Ferrari, chairman of WVU medical education department, told the Charleston Daily Mail (http://bit.ly/UOuj6G) a national accrediting body limits the number of dermatology graduates that member schools are allowed to produce.
To increase its number of graduates, WVU would have to show the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education that there is a need for more dermatologists in the state and that the university has enough qualified faculty to accommodate a larger program.
"They determine how many you're authorized to have," Ferrari said. "We're not at liberty to summarily increase that because there's a need."
Endocrinologists treat patients who suffer from diabetes, thyroid diseases, metabolic and hormone disorders, and certain cancers.
Although residency programs for endocrinologists are readily available, Dr. Joseph Shapiro, Marshall University's medical school dean, said very few endocrinologists are trained each year and fewer students are interested because the pay is less than other medical fields.
Family doctors and general practice physicians can manage most endocrine patients, leaving endocrinologists to treat advanced disorders. And because it's time consuming, endocrinologists cannot treat as many patients per day as other physicians and therefore cannot make as much money. Endocrinologists also do not perform as many procedures as other specialists, Shapiro said.
"You make less money as an endocrinologist than you would as a general practice physician," Shapiro said. "Why would you want to train more to make less?"


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Print this 8-page coloring pack for your preschooler and watch Wally and his friends come to life!
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Marty Owens enters his 11th seasons as the head coach of the Susquehanna University men's and women's cross country and track & field teams in 2013-14.
Owens' teams won the first four Landmark Conference men's
cross-country championships as well as the 2008 and 2010 women's
cross-country titles. His men were also the 2008-09 Landmark indoor
track & field champions. He has been the head of six Landmark
Coaching Staffs of the Year.
In 2012-13, he coached three-time Rookie of the Year Ashley West, the first athlete in Landmark Conference history to sweep all three Rookie of the Year awards (cross country, indoor track, outdoor track).
Owens was previously an assistant cross country and track &
field coach and later head indoor track & field coach at
Westfield (Mass.) High School from April 2001 to June 2002.
He was a member of the Fleet Feet Racing Team and has competed in a number of marathons and other road races around the country as well as the famed Ironman Triathlon World Championship in both 1995 and 1997.
In 2002, Owens finished fourth in the Washington DC Marathon. He finished in the top 10 in the Vermont City Marathon in both 2000 and 2001. In 1998, Owens took second at the Atlantic City Marathon, and in 1999, he finished 13th in the Las Vegas International Marathon.
Owens has also competed in half-marathons, winning the Las Vegas Track Club Half-Marathon in both 1998 and 1999 while finishing fourth at the New Bedford Half-Marathon in 2000. In 1999, Owens was named the Southern Nevada Male Runner of the Year. His personal record in the half-marathon is 1 hour, 8 minutes, 45 seconds, while his best marathon time is 2:27:32.
He is a 1991 graduate of Ursinus College with a Bachelor of Science degree in health, physical education and recreation. Owens also pursued his Master of Science degree in exercise physiology from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
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Stam joined the coaching staff in the spring of 2013 after graduating from SU in 2012 with a bachelor's degree in elementary education and minor in english.
A four-year member of the indoor and outdoor track & field teams, Stam competed in a variety of events including the long jump, triple jump, high jump, hurdles, 100m dash, 4x100m relay and the heptathlon. She is a three-time record holder at SU in the indoor & outdoor long jump and the indoor triple jump.
She served as a team captain during her senior year of 2011-12 and along the way, picked up several accolades including being named the Field Athlete of the Year and to the All-Academic Team in 2012. Stam was also named a USTFCCCA Academic All-American Honoree and ranked 30th in the nation among D-III triple jumpers.
Stam is a 2008 graduate of Wellsboro Area High School, where she served as a volunteer track & field coach since 2009.
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Cris Delbaugh, a SU alum, recently completed his 22nd season in
2012-13 as an assistant coach with the Susquehanna men's and
women's track & field teams.
Delbaugh works with the throwers and has a lengthy history of success with the Crusaders. In 2012, javelin thrower Jared Minori '15 became the second javelin thrower in two years to qualify for and compete at the NCAA Division III National Championship meet. Minori then qualified again for the NCAA Championship meet in 2013.


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- Add boiling water to gelatin mix in small bowl; stir 2 min. until completely dissolved. Stir in club soda.
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I used sugar free Jello. I didn't have club soda, I used Diet 7-Up instead. I didn't have little bowls, but I did have plastic muffin cups. Cute way to make "jigglers, I would have never thought to use muffin cups before. These were really good, we ate every single one of these. Next time, I'll try orange juice in place of the soda. I'll make them again.
I used champangne instead of club soda ..... really good. molding them wasnt so easy though. they looked a little sloppy when I took them out of the cup.
Maybe I used too much cooking spray?! They were in my refrigerator for over 24 hours and they were still not hardened! I will have to try making these again because I think I must have messed up.
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- < 1%
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- < 1%
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- Sodium
- < 1 mg
- < 1%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Acting on a tip from an anonymous person, police on St. Thomas were able to identify and arrest man who fired random shots in a residential community.
Police arrested Niabingie Parker, 29, and confiscated an unlicensed weapon from him.
Police were dispatched to a call of shots fired in Estate Anna's Retreat just before 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday, February 28. Officers made an inspection of the area, but could not locate any suspects. A short while later police received information from a concerned citizen about the shooter.
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Yes u don't know him he is a sweetheart we love u Nia.
You don't Nia! He is a sweetheart when you get to know him . People Just hate the man cause he has a pass that boy changed a lot and people Just don't like that But, Nia don't worry God is on your side and we are here for you we love u
Someone in annas has been lettin off an AK… like 14-20 rounds automatic. Two nights in a row… Sounds like it's around building 13 area.
Lil dumb punk *s*. Making the community afraid. Just hold he in the prison, increase his bail too.
you mean to tell me his REAL name is Niabingie? lol
Everybody playing bad man these days and for what? He fire the gun and then what? He still look hungry! He should be looking a damn job.
you see know bout something before you speak…this fool is the REAL DEAL and this aint his first brush with law but nothing never stick or no witnessess but this time they cath he red handed so this will stick….as much as I would like to agree with you this man would FLY YOUR MARROW if you look at him and he thought you had beef with him.
chuuupeeeesssssssssssssssss!! most this man does do is look arguement!! you sound so retarded bore real deal!! he mussy punk you to make you feel like he is some kinda dan!! pssssh go sey dung!!


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I try not to hate on Valentine's Day, honest.
I don't want to be a bitter jerk about the holiday since, well, love is a grand and splendid thing. And I do like the concept of showing those you love that you care. These are valid things. Plus the candy is always fun. You can't go wrong with candy... Well, for the most part.
My main problem with this day is that I've never had anybody on Valentine's Day. It's not like it's a terrible thing, but there's certain moods I can get in where I'm like, "Oh man, this would've been fun if I was with somebody."
As a youngster, it wasn't that big of a deal. After all, you were guaranteed a valentine from everybody in your class. Man, I used to love giving out valentines to everybody. Those puppy or Mickey Mouse-themed ones were awesome. I debated giving out Nintendo-related ones last year, but decided against it.
Until around fifth grade, Valentine's Day was great. You got awesome cards, candy and you took a good chunk of time out of schoolwork to do so. Most of the time, everybody got at least five or six, since nobody was ever selective about their valentines.
Once middle school hit, the valentines became lesser and lesser. You begin to realize where you stand socially this way. I ended up getting only two on Valentine's Day in seventh grade.
Then again, guys don't normally pass them around after the sixth grade for reasons of overcompensating for their masculinity. The only money and time they'd spend on Valentine's is that one lady they have their eye on. And girls usually started to get selective with who they give theirs out to. Totally fine, but it kind of sucked when you would see everybody being all awesome with each other and then looking at your sad two valentines. A little easier to shrug off.
In high school, it was all about who liked who and who got the most flowers. They'd do anonymous people buying flowers for others. I never did this, since I found it kind of corny. Well, I once did get one for myself, but that was because my friend, who was running it, would not shut the hell up, so I just decided to do it just to get her off my case.
This was pretty much where the anti-Valentine's Day sentiment came to fruition. I was bitter and angry because I didn't happen to have anybody since most people only saw me as just a friend, which was cool too. However, I did always get mad whenever one of my friends would give flowers to ALL the boys. It was kind of weird.
And now I'm into college and adulthood, where Valentine's Day is just yet another reminder that I am, as the meme says, forever alone. This is the day I get all cranky and bitter as I see all the happy couples on Facebook talking about what their husband / wife / girlfriend / boyfriend / fiancé / fiancée or whatever else did for them. I'd just be sitting there with a look on my face that I can't describe better than "This is so damn stupid," even though I should be thinking more along the lines of, "Well that's sweet of them."
The worst Valentine's Day I ever had was in 2007. There was an ice storm and a bunch of friends of mine that I did karaoke with were still going. My roommate and her new boyfriend were amongst the group. So we all headed off.
First off, my car was iced shut, so I couldn't have even taken my own car. Secondly, I was thinking of skipping that week, but my roommate insisted that it was going to be fine and that I probably wouldn't be the only single one there. Soon as I got there, however, I knew exactly how the night was going to ensue.
I was the only single one there.
Everybody was paired off like Noah's Ark. Half of the songs sung were them serenading their significant other. I sat off in the corner between songs with a pile of buffalo wings (which is my comfort food) and wishing for it to be midnight already. It was a terrible experience. I have no idea why I even agreed to going.
Some of the couples were really chill and actually realized how I was alone, and pretty much chatted with me every so often. Others, well, they pretty much all over each other like drunken prom dates. That was the day I learned that I should never go out with any couples on Valentine's Day or else I will find myself having a miserable time.
I think some of the reason why I am not too happy about this holiday is because it's just pretty much the worst day for any single gal and some single guys. It's just another reminder that you are alone and you begin to feel especially grumpy around that time.
Unless if, like our editor, your birthday falls on that day. Then it's a fun day. (Editor's note: This is absolutely true.) But for me, it's just a crappy time.
Some of it is pretty much that some people like to make it an excuse to be cold toward their loved one until one fantastic day. Why not show them affection on any given day? Why set a day? Just be like, "Okay, today is July 2 – How about we buy a big awesome teddy bear?! "
Something about just designating one day makes it kind of lazy. I enjoy being lazy for some things, but if I like someone, I don't want to be lazy for them! I want to be spontaneous and fantastically fun.
However, if I was to do anything about Valentine's Day, I would pretty much follow the most romantic man ever put on this planet – Delonte West. (Note: I'm joking, but you have to admit this article is 100 times funnier because of the rumors about him and Lebron James' mom when he was in Cleveland, right?)
Well, at least this Valentine's Day isn't going to be me being a bitter jerk. I'll be working, and then spending half the night on my Nintendo Wii playing Rhythm Heaven Fever. It will be a day full of wrestlers, monkeys, library cheerleaders and pigs in spinning chairs among others. And it will be fantastic.
Hopefully the rest of you will also have fantastic Valentine's Days, whether you're single, married, dating someone, or somewhere in between.
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do any of you use the internet on your wii?Its alittle difficult use a wiimote to type though...
freeeeeeeee wiiiiii browser. i will be glad when more free stuff come to the wii.
Add me and ill add you. Maybe when wii can play games online i can whoop your ass. till then send a message or a Mii. Also give a brotha some rep points. click the lil mushroom.
since i just got my wii yesterday, i went to download opera and saw that it costed 500 points!! i was under the impression that it would be free. when did it start costing money?
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VANS WARPED TOUR RECAP DAY 22: Cincinnati, OH - The day had finally arrived. After 22 amazing dates on the Vans Warped Tour our journey came to end. We celebrated the grand finale in style. We invited all of our good friends we had made during our run to join us on stage for our last three songs. Guest appearances were made by 'Sleep' of The Chicarones, The SubKulture Patriots, and Kelcey Chaos. Before the last song I went on to thank our bus mates, James (OurStage TM) Zach, Tim, Tom, Ted, Alex, Mark, and our bus driver Jens. Not gonna lie but it was definitely a bittersweet moment but like the saying goes, all good things must come to end.
Last but not least I want to take this opportunity to thank OurStage.com giving me the opportunity of a lifetime. I can remember a conversation I had with Jitta (another OurStage Dot Com contest winner) back in Hartford, CT about the how his career has taken off since coming back from his run with Drake via OurStage. I'm looking forward to seeing what lies ahead after Warped Tour myself, but I can't thank OurStage enough for providing me with the launching pad to make it all happen. This is a once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget.
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The Industrial Engineering Computing Laboratory, located in J B Speed 203, is primarily an instructional lab, and secondarily a user center. A Trilogy DL3000 electromechanical lock permits 24-hour access; codes are individually assigned to Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management students. The facility is 768 square feet. Twenty workstations, 48x30, are Dell OptiPlex 745 computers, acquired October 2007, Windows XP, 3.4 GHz Pentium D, 2 GB RAM, 80 GB storage, DVD+/-RW, and 19" flat panel monitors. The computers are protected by DeepFreeze (Faronics), and upgrades are distributed by reimaging with Ghost (Symantec). Presentation includes a ceiling-mounted data projector, Dell 5100 MP, acquired April 2008; a seven foot screen; and a desktop podium to accommodate a laptop computer. Faculty often reserve this lab for use in course instruction. The lab also contains 33 combination lockers for IE students to use for secure storage of their belongings while on campus.


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"Nadler has written a most interesting book. With a rather novelistic flow, it engages the personal circumstances and concepts of three Cartesians." —M. A. Bertman, Choice"I can't imagine a better guide to 17th-century philosophical thought. Aimed at the general public, The Best of All Possible Worlds is written simply and clearly, without condescension, flashiness or over-simplification. But it's a demanding book nonetheless, and you need to pay attention. You'll be amply rewarded if you do."—Michael Dirda, The Washington Post"Nadler's superb study makes for a larger space for Leibniz, Malebranche and Arnauld alongside such giants of the period as Descartes and Spinoza."—Publisher's Weekly"In a quietly elegant way, Nadler brings to life three remarkable philosophers and an intellectual world that vanished long ago but whose concerns continue to resonate. Why do good things happen to bad people? Why is the world the way it is? What or who is God? Leibniz, Arnauld, and Malebranche pursued these questions with a passion and intensity that Nadler nimbly captures." —Matthew Stewart, author of The Courtier and the Heretic: Leibniz, Spinoza, and the Fate of God in the Modern World
Steven Nadler is the William H. Hay II Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he has been teaching since 1988. His books include Spinoza: A Life, winner of the Koret Jewish Book Award in 2000, and Rembrandt's Jews, which was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 2004.
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PFW looks back at the last 10 players chosen with the fifth pick in the NFL draft, including LaDainian Tomlinson by the Chargers in 2001.
Draft Dose: Who needs an outside linebacker?
In the 30th installment of the Draft Dose series, PFW takes a look at 10 teams in need of an outside linebacker like Texas A&M's Von Miller.
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In the 29th installment of the Draft Dose series, PFW looks at five teams that are in need of an inside linebacker, with Illinois' Martez Wilson a top option.
Fitzgerald shows commitment to Cardinals
Although WR Larry Fitzgerald is no lock to remain in Arizona after the 2011 season, he showed his commitment to the Cardinals for the time being by organizing voluntary workouts for his teammates.
Fitzgerald organizes workouts for Cardinals
Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald has organized informal workouts with 20 of his teammates on Tuesday at an Arizona State practice field, according to PFW correspondent and Arizona Republic writer Kent Somers.
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Cardinals' WR situation looks rather shaky
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Draft Dose: Who needs a tight end?
What teams in this year's draft could be in the market for a tight end like Notre Dame's Kyle Rudolph? The Broncos are one team that figures to be on the lookout after releasing veteran TE Daniel Graham.
Bidwills, Whisenhunt see Gabbert in private workout
Cardinals president Michael Bidwill, owner Bill Bidwill and head coach Ken Whisenhunt were among team officials to see Missouri QB Blaine Gabbert in a private workout on Wednesday.
Under siege under center
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The coaches and front-office employees of the Cardinals will see a large slice of their paychecks taken out due to the league's labor situation.
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A torn abductor muscle might have been at least partially responsible for what daily Cardinals observers considered probably the worst season of veteran SS Adrian Wilson's career.
Cardinals cut ticket prices
As disputes over a new Collective Bargaining Agreement continue, one NFL team has announced that it will cut ticket prices for next season.
In Sunday's 19-16 OT loss to Buffalo. Feely made a franchise-record 61-yard field goal with 1:09 left in regulation to tie it 16-all. But his 38-yard attempt to win it as the fourth quarter ended was tipped by Buffalo's Alex Carrington and careened off the left upright.||||||| Feely is 11 for 13 on field goal attempts.
Feely kicked a 46-yard field goal 6:31 into overtime to keep the Cardinals unbeaten with a 24-21 victory over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.||||||| The Cardinals do not have a high-scoring offense, so Feely should get plenty of chances when drives stall.
The Arizona Cardinals have agreed to a two-year contract with Feely on Friday.||||||| Feely is a 12-year veteran who has scored 1,210 points since entering the NFL in 2001. He has appeared in all 32 games for the Cardinals the last two seasons and converted 43 of 51 field-goal attempts and all 106 of his point-after tries.
Feely's 48-yard field goal inched over the crossbar with 5 seconds to play in Saturday's 27-26 win over Dallas.||||||| Feely made field goals of 49 and 48 yards in the fourth quarter after missing earlier from 49 yards.
Feely became the fourth kicker in 40 years to run for a touchdown and added a career-best five field goals to help the Arizona Cardinals end a seven-game losing streak with a 43-13 win.||||||| Feely has connected on at least two field goals in each of the past four games and is 20 of 22 this season.