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Cost of Rhinoplasty: Adding It All Up
Reviewed by Yael Halaas, MD
Considering nose surgery? If you are, the cost of rhinoplasty is likely an important consideration.
Generally, rhinoplasty cost comprises the surgeon's fee, anesthesia fee, operating room fee and implant or grafting fee (if applicable). According to the most recent statistics from the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, the average surgeon's fee for a rhinoplasty is $5,223. The extent of the nose surgery also affects the price. For example, a primary rhinoplasty is not as costly as the far more involved revision rhinoplasty. In general, primary rhinoplasty costs can range from $3,000 to $8,000, and revision rhinoplasty can cost $10,000 to $15,000.
Other factors play a role in rhinoplasty cost, including where you have your surgery. It is a fact that nose jobs cost more in urban areas such as New York City and Los Angeles where surgeons are in greater demand.
If your rhinoplasty is performed in conjunction with other facial rejuvenation procedures such as chin augmentation, your total cost will be higher. That said, add-on procedures can also make your surgery more affordable. It is less expensive to have the procedures done at the same time because you only pay one anesthesia fee and one facility fee. However, multiple procedures do increase the risks of your surgery, so this also needs to be factored in when devising your surgical plan.
Rhinoplasty Cost: Insurance Issues
If you are having a rhinoplasty to correct a functional defect such as difficulty breathing due to a deviated septum, insurance may cover some — or even all — of the costs of your nose surgery. Make sure to call your insurance company before your rhinoplasty, as some may require preauthorization.
Rhinoplasty for purely cosmetic reasons is not usually covered by insurance. If the cost is prohibitive, ask your surgeon about patient financing or payment plans. Assistance may be available.
There are some other hidden costs that may not be included in your rhinoplasty estimate. These may include (but are not limited to):
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- Consultation fee. Some surgeons charge for consultation visits, while others do not. You may be allowed to apply the cost of this visit to your surgery if you choose to schedule a rhinoplasty.
One final note: In today's rough-and-tumble economy, many specialists with little or no training in the field of plastic surgery are turning to cosmetic procedures to increase revenues. They are also offering these procedures at reduced costs. Don't be fooled. Many of these practitioners have only taken a weekend course on how to perform your surgery. You get what you pay for.
Facial plastic surgeons and board-certified plastic surgeons are the specialists to go to for nose surgery. Facial plastic surgeons do their residency training in otolaryngology, or head and neck surgery, followed by fellowships in facial plastic surgery. Facial plastic surgeons should be certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Plastic surgeons do their residency training in general surgery followed by a fellowship in plastic surgery. They should be certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.
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"You can't beat two guitars, bass, and drums," Lou Reed said many times, perhaps most notably in notes accompanying New York, this 1989 Twitter-feed of a current-events record that for most of the nineties seemed to stand not just as Ol' Poker Face's great comeback but also his Big, Important, Matur ... More >>
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The Do's and Don'ts of Dog Sledding Holidays
Dog sledding holidays have become increasingly popular among people in Canada and Alaska looking for a truly unique winter vacation this holiday season. Keep in mind that it's no walk in the park; here are a few pointers on how to survive:
Do: Wrap up Warm
While this one should be self-explanatory, you must never underestimate the number of layers you need to be wearing when dog sledding. Holidays might usually be a fashion show for some, but for sledding it's substance over style. Thermal vests and leggings under your clothing are highly recommended, along with fleece shirts and woolly jumpers. However, try to wear synthetic material, rather than cotton. This is because cotton stays wet, and keeps your clothing damp when you're sweating. Which don't worry – you will be.
Don't: Expect luxury
Dog sledding holidays are all about being rough and ready, and you'll take in some breathtaking scenery, eat delicious food and wake up with the sunrise. However, sledding can be a tiring adventure, so it's best to give it your all for a more rewarding experience. You'll be eating robust fare, so it's no time to be on a diet. You'll need all the energy you can get!
Do: Be a dog lover
It's important to form a polinectual bond with your sled dogs. They're not just machines you shout "MUSH!" at, they'll be your closest companions and the whole engine behind your trip. On most dog sledding holidays, you will be expected to feed and take care of your canine companions, so it's important to not be squeamish with them. True mutt lovers are richly rewarded on dog sledding holidays, and will be sure to make a bank of new friends, both two legged and four.
Don't: Do too much too soon
While some rustic holidaymakers might be tempted to go off-piste, a beginner shouldn't start their sledding career by taking a pitch tent to the Yukon. Trusted, licensed guides and trainers regularly run dog sledding holidays and will generally be in partnership with local hotels and restaurants, ensuring your food and accommodation will be excellent. While an experienced guide will be able to take you from beginner to sledding pro in a matter of days, buying a pack of pups and moving to Alaska may be unwise. Anyone can learn to work a sled – but that doesn't mean it's as easy as it looks!


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Security Justice Episode 31 – The Kevin Johnson (@secureideas) Special
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This is the 31st episode of the Security Justice podcast recorded live at Damon's Grill in Independence, OH. This episode was hosted by Tom, Dave, Matt with special guest "the one and only" Kevin Johnson. Music as always provided by dualCORE. Here are the show notes from this episode:
- We interview Kevin Johnson who is a SANS instructor (SEC542), master of social media pwnage and the man who runs multiple open source projects including Samurai-WTF, Yokoso! and Laudanum. We also ask the hard questions including what really is the Samurai password?
- Kevin talks about many of the open source projects he maintains, Zombies, his new venture SecureIdeas, Shmoocon, OWASP AppSecDC 2010, No Script and much more!
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Replacing HH stock line
I posted this as a reply to a thread in the supports thread, but if you're not using the "new posts" button, you probably don't check the "hammock supports" thread. So here it is:
I'm looking for a line that will replace a stock HH line. I bought my hammock at an REI attic sale and there's a spot on the cord where the covering is split and it's clearly starting to become unsafe. I like the line that comes stock on the HH, but I'm not sure where I can get some more. Anyone know? Also, I need to know of something that I could use for this, from Just Jeff's. The line would be for attaching the rings to the hammock line, so I need something about the same size as the hammock lines, or a bit smaller. I saw that Jeff used AirCore Plus, but I have only seen that at backpackinglight.com and I don't want to shell out $40 for something that I only need 10 feet of and can only buy in 50 ft lengths. thoughts? |
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HH use different types of line for different models of their hammocks. What model of HH do you have?
I contacted HH on getting some of that stiff, black Spectra that they use on the ULBA. After corresponding for a week, I finally got them to offer to sell me some...at .75 per foot. Ouch.
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...granted I bought it "used" (although it was only setup once) and not from them, but maybe tom hennessy will help me out? Where else can I buy spectra line? |
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My understanding is that Dyneema and Spectra are more or less the same. Just different brand names for ultra high molecular weight fiber. Any place that sells rope/chord for boating. Check out www.apsltd.com 3mm at $0.50/ft.
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There seems to be nothing bad that can be said about biking. At every level, no matter what facet you consider, biking seems to be an extraordinarily good thing: it's a good form of exercise, there's no gas involved and no pollution created, it's a fairly inexpensive form of transportation, and it's fun. What's the drawback?
For myself, coming from a middle-class background, biking is a choice I make in terms of simple living, health and having a low impact on the environment. But for many of the folks with whom we work closely with at the Catholic Worker, having a bike is less about any of these things and more about opportunities for work, access to healthcare and social services, and finding a secluded and therefore safer place to live.
In Gainesville, we're fortunate to have "The Kickstand," a community bicycle project that provides free or inexpensive bicycle-related services to all persons without discrimination. The Kickstand's mission statement reads:
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We've had occasion to refer some of our guests who don't have the means to pay for repairs to their bikes to the Kickstand over the past year. This past weekend, a group of students, recent grads and others who have volunteered at the Catholic Worker over the past few years, arranged with the Kickstand to host a project aimed at refurbishing several dozen bicycles which they had obtained and wanted to make road-worthy for people who could really use a bike. For several hours, the skilled and the unskilled worked together with help from the Kickstand's regular staff and volunteers to fix up the bikes. Six bikes were completed and more on the way. When Nam and Jacqueline brought the first group of bikes to the GCW, we already had two new owners waiting—one person who especially needed a bike to get to doctor's appointments and another whose last bike had been stolen several weeks ago.
And if you have a bike you're not using, whether it is in working condition or not, consider giving it to the good folks over at The Kickstand. They'll find someone who needs a bike to work with them in fixing it up or using the parts to get another bike working. And someone who needs it will have a little more freedom and a little more opportunity.
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Multiple Document Interface (MDI) applications are typically composed of a main window containing a menu bar, a toolbar, and a central QWorkspace widget. The workspace itself is used to display a number of child windows, each of which is a widget.
The workspace itself is an ordinary Qt widget. It has a standard constructor that takes a parent widget. Workspaces can be placed in any layout, but are typically given as the central widget in a QMainWindow:
MainWindow::MainWindow() { workspace = new QWorkspace; setCentralWidget(workspace); ... }
Child windows (MDI windows) are standard Qt widgets that are inserted into the workspace with addWindow(). As with top-level widgets, you can call functions such as show(), hide(), showMaximized(), and setWindowTitle() on a child window to change its appearance within the workspace. You can also provide widget flags to determine the layout of the decoration or the behavior of the widget itself.
To change or retrieve the geometry of a child window, you must operate on its parentWidget(). The parentWidget() provides access to the decorated frame that contains the child window widget. When a child window is maximised, its decorated frame is hidden. If the top-level widget contains a menu bar, it will display the maximised window's operations menu to the left of the menu entries, and the window's controls to the right.
A child window becomes active when it gets the keyboard focus, or when setFocus() is called. The user can activate a window by moving focus in the usual ways, for example by clicking a window or by pressing Tab. The workspace emits a signal windowActivated() when the active window changes, and the function activeWindow() returns a pointer to the active child window, or 0 if no window is active.
The convenience function windowList() returns a list of all child windows. This information could be used in a popup menu containing a list of windows, for example. This feature is also available as part of the Window Menu Solution.
QWorkspace provides two built-in layout strategies for child windows: cascade() and tile(). Both are slots so you can easily connect menu entries to them.
If you want your users to be able to work with child windows larger than the visible workspace area, set the scrollBarsEnabled property to true.
See also QDockWidget and MDI Example.
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QWorkspace::CreationOrder | 0 | The windows are returned in the order of their creation |
QWorkspace::StackingOrder | 1 | The windows are returned in the order of their stacking |
This property holds the workspace's background.
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This property holds whether the workspace provides scroll bars.
If this property is true, the workspace will provide scroll bars if any of the child windows extend beyond the edges of the visible workspace. The workspace area will automatically increase to contain child windows if they are resized beyond the right or bottom edges of the visible area.
If this property is false (the default), resizing child windows out of the visible area of the workspace is not permitted, although it is still possible to position them partially outside the visible area.
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Constructs a workspace with the given parent.
Destroys the workspace and frees any allocated resources.
Gives the input focus to the next window in the list of child windows.
See also activatePreviousWindow().
Gives the input focus to the previous window in the list of child windows.
See also activateNextWindow().
Returns a pointer to the widget corresponding to the active child window, or 0 if no window is active.
See also setActiveWindow().
Adds widget w as new sub window to the workspace. If flags are non-zero, they will override the flags set on the widget.
Returns the widget used for the window frame.
To remove the widget w from the workspace, simply call setParent() with the new parent (or 0 to make it a stand-alone window).
Arranges all iconified windows at the bottom of the workspace.
See also cascade() and tile().
Arranges all the child windows in a cascade pattern.
See also tile() and arrangeIcons().
Reimplemented from QWidget::changeEvent().
Reimplemented from QObject::childEvent().
Closes the child window that is currently active.
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Closes all child windows.
If any child window fails to accept the close event, the remaining windows will remain open.
See also closeActiveWindow().
Reimplemented from QObject::event().
Reimplemented from QObject::eventFilter().
Reimplemented from QWidget::hideEvent().
Reimplemented from QWidget::paintEvent().
Reimplemented from QWidget::resizeEvent().
Makes the child window that contains w the active child window.
See also activeWindow().
Reimplemented from QWidget::showEvent().
Reimplemented from QWidget::sizeHint().
Arranges all child windows in a tile pattern.
See also cascade() and arrangeIcons().
Reimplemented from QWidget::wheelEvent().
This signal is emitted when the child window w becomes active. Note that w can be 0, and that more than one signal may be emitted for a single activation event.
See also activeWindow() and windowList().
Returns a list of all visible or minimized child windows. If order is CreationOrder (the default), the windows are listed in the order in which they were inserted into the workspace. If order is StackingOrder, the windows are listed in their stacking order, with the topmost window as the last item in the list.


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30,000 UK ISP Users Face Threat Letters For Suspected Illegal File Sharing
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218Mark.JUK writes with this excerpt from ISP Review: "Solicitors at ACS:Law have been granted approval by the Royal Courts of Justice in London to demand the private personal details of some 30,000 customers suspected of involvement with illegal file sharing from UK broadband ISPs. The customers concerned are 'suspected' of illegally file sharing (P2P) approximately 291 movie titles, they now face threatening demands for money (settlement) or risk the prospect of court action. It's noted that 25,000 of the IP addresses that have been collected belong to BT users."


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I really hate this type of talk!
You can't have this attidude when your goal is to win a grand slam! Oh, you know, my opponent, who's ranked # 73 by the way, was just too good today
, wtf, that's not how champions think & talk! I really can't imagine her saying this 2-3 years ago! But times (and her) has changed, it looks like she doesn't belive in herself and her game anymore!
About making YEC, it won't happen if she keeps losing to lower ranked players!
Her clay/ grass season most likely will be disaster, because with her serve and ue's count, I can't see her beating many players!
Me to.
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Sizzling fajitas are always a treat! This Sunday dinner recipe for grilled steak fajitas will bring your family together for a fun meal.
The sizzling sound of fajitas cooking is music to the ears (not to mention the great aroma that fills the kitchen)! Bring flavor to the table, too, with this Sunday dinner recipe for grilled steak fajitas. This dish is easy to make, and it adds a festive air to your meal. Grilled steak fajitas recipeServes 4 Ingredients:For the marinade
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I am an independent claims adjuster by trade and my job takes me to all over the place. A few weeks ago I was given an assignment to go to Forks, Washington. Anyone who is has seen the Twilight series more than likely has heard of the location. It is a remote area in the Northwest corner of Washington state. It is one of my favorite trips because …
Day 39 – Monday, May 6, 2013
... the sound side. The water, trees and vacation homes with piers into the sound were very picturesque. The area reminded us a lot of the coast of Maine with houses built on narrow strips of land between the road and the water. They use every little bit of land for house, drive, and garage with deck/patios/porches beside the water. What a life!
At the top of the peninsula is a small city called Port Angeles. ...
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... back to camp. It was completely dark, so we grabbed our bathroom stuff, washed our faces, brushed our teeth, and then jumped in the tent for the night.
The next morning, we woke up to the sound of water hitting the tent. I couldn't believe that it was raining. We hadn't had rain since...well I couldn't remember when, but I think it was the hail storm in Texas. It was a nice refreshing way to wake up. But then it hit me, oh no if it's raining, ...
Wildlife sightings to dream about....
... some to "be driven", he decided to take the side road down to the small seaside town of La Push, where the Ranger at the Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center had recommended that we stop at the restaurant by the sea. This, despite the long detour, we did and when we sat down at the table, the waitress told the kids to keep an eye out the large windows as they might be fortunate enough to spy a seal or…….an OTTER! We had been looking for one of these ...
... cranking in the car to get in the zone and when we arrived in Forks we headed straight to the Visitor's
Centre for our free map of all the sites - Bella's house, the high school, the
Cullen's house, Dr Cullen's car park, La Push. They had Bella's truck out
the front and we could feel the celebrity getting closer and closer. What we couldn't work out was why when Tish asked what the stars are
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At the end of July of 2013 I stayed at the resort for one night with my husband. We stayed in a non kitchen cabin. The cabin included a king size bed, table & chairs, love seat, coffee maker and small bathroom which included a shower. The cabin was like staying in a hotel room. The only items it didn't have was a TV and telephone.
You are in a remote area in the Olympic National Park so you really do not need a TV anyway. You have the stars at night and the beautiful scenery having a TV would be superfluous.
We enjoyed the hot springs, but don't expect perfect. There are areas that could be updated and you could say the hot spring's are overused.
My husband and I got to the hot springs on a Sunday afternoon and there were a bunch of people enjoying the springs. If you decide to go and think it is going to be peaceful, think again. The hot springs offers complimentary admittance for guest staying over night as well as admittance to the general public. The pool rates for daily use range from $9.00 for senior citizen to $12.25 for adults.
The fee to get into the Olympic National Park with out a yearly pass is $15 for 7 days or $80 for a National Park yearly pass.
The resort is remote at night it is very dark which makes for a great opportunity to star watch. I would recommend getting away from the resort, get in your car and head for the end of road where there is parking for a trail head.
Bring a blanker or lounge chair and look up. We were not as prepared as we would have liked and didn't have either, next time we will.
If you plan on eating at the resort make sure you have a good chunk of change. It is the only show in town for 20 miles, unless you bring your own food. We spent almost $75 for two meals. I had a New York Strip Steak and my husband had a grilled chicken sandwich with artichoke macaroni and cheese. My steak was cooked as requested but the steak had a ton of fat and no flavor. My husband's sandwich while looked good had no flavor. There was a small wait staff and they were slow and not organized at all.
There was no hostess and we were ignored for about 15 minutes before we could get someone to acknowledge we would like a table for dinner. Wait staff was nice an apologetic but had no direction for a dinner service. The food was definitely overpriced for what was served.
Aramark is the vendor who manages the restaurant and other facilities at the hot springs. They could definitely do better with their staffing and restaurant management at this facility.
With all of that being said we did have a fun time in the park even though we were only there for a short time. I would recommend going here to experience the hot springs and the cabins but be prepared and bring food and your bathing suit!This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.


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Possible Building Blocks of Primitive Life
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.The answer may be AEG, a small molecule that when linked into chains forms a hypothetical backbone for peptide nucleic acids, which have been hypothesized as the first genetic molecules. Synthetic AEG has been studied by the pharmaceutical industry as a possible gene silencer to stop or slow certain genetic diseases. The only problem with the theory is that up to now, AEG has been unknown in nature.
A team of scientists from the United States and Sweden announced that they have discovered AEG within cyanobacteria which are believed to be some of the most primitive organisms on Earth. Cyanobacteria sometimes appear as mats or scums on the surface of reservoirs and lakes during hot summer months. Their tolerance for extreme habitats is remarkable, ranging from the hot springs of Yellowstone to the tundra of the Arctic.
"Our discovery of AEG in cyanobacteria was unexpected," explains Dr. Paul Alan Cox, co-author of the paper that appeared in the journal PLOS ONE. The American team members are based at the Institute for Ethnomedicine in Jackson Hole, and serve as adjunct faculty at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah."While we were writing our manuscript," Cox says, "we learned that our colleagues at the Stockholm University Department of Analytical Chemistry had made a similar discovery, so we asked them to join us on the paper."
To determine how widespread AEG production is among cyanobacteria, the scientists analyzed pristine cyanobacterial cultures from the Pasteur Culture Collection of Paris, France. They also collected samples of cyanobacteria from Guam, Japan, Qatar, as well as in the Gobi desert of Mongolia, the latter sample being collected by famed Wyoming naturalist Derek Craighead. All were found to produce AEG.
Professor Leopold Ilag and his student Liying Jiang at Stockholm University's Department of Analytical Chemistry analyzed the same samples and came up with identical results: cyanobacteria produce AEG. While the analysis is certain, its significance for studies of the earliest forms of life on Earth remains unclear. Does the production of AEG by cyanobacteria represent an echo of the earliest life on Earth?
"We just don't have enough data yet to draw that sort of conclusion," reports Cox. "However the pharmaceutical industry has been exploring synthetic AEG polymers for potential use in gene silencing, so I suspect we have much more to learn."


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The Granbury-Burleson football game began with the Pirates forcing a safety on the opening kickoff. The Pirates never let up in a dominating 46-27 win over the Elks on October 28, 2011.
With the victory, the Granbury High School team improved to 4-2 in district play and 5-4 overall.
The win placed the Pirates in a tie with Everman for second place in District 7-4A. Mansfield Summit has a tight hold on first place, with both Burleson and Cleburne tied for fourth.
Senior running back Brandon Davis surged with a record 325 rushing yards and five touchdowns. Four were on the ground and the fifth was on a short pass from quarterback Slade Boynton. The Burleson game marked his fourth with over 200 running yards.
For the season, Davis is the district's rushing leader. According to official District 7-4A statistics, he has 1,595 yards on 174 carries with an average of 9.17 yards per carry. He has rushed for 19 touchdowns with one for 75 yards as the longest. Moreover, Davis also has four scoring receptions for a total of 23 touchdowns.
Boynton once again connected with receiver Clayton Adams for a 43-yard pass resulting in the Pirates' other touchdown. Kicker Michael Horn made a 28-yard field goal as well as four of five extra-point attempts.
Offensively, the Pirates had 527 yards. In addition to Davis, others with rushing yardage were Justice Love (18-91) and Travis Hord (1-7). Boynton completed 6 of 12 passes for 88 yards. Players with receiving yardage were Adams (2-67), Davis (2-23), Hord (1-16), and Love (1-6).


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It's been three weeks since the election of 2012. At the state capitol this week the latest crop of lawmakers will participate in the first of two freshman orientation sessions before the start of the legislative session in January.
Democrats will control both legislative chambers when the state's legislative session convenes in January. Lawmakers will be dealing with several controversial issues, including crafting regulations for the recreational use of marijuana.
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The yacht which we sailed to St. Maarten was called the Mystery. It was a 40 foot Beneteau which made up part of the fleet of ships belonging to Ondeck Antigua. Before we left the Antiguan port of English Harbour, we were given a quick tour of the vessel. This tour was conducted by Joe, a voluntary crew member and it was very informative, helping to put two first time sailors at ease.The boat had a decent sized living room area, complete with a table and two sofas. There were three cabins onboard, one forward cabin and two aft cabins. Although they looked small, they appeared to be comfortable with soft mattresses and thick bed sheets. In each cabin, there were small closets and cupboards to store small items and documents.The bathroom was small but functional, and using it was definitely a battle. I did get a few bruises, but that's all part of the deal. There was a small kitchen onboard, complete with a tiny stove and a sink. Food was stored in small compartments close by, and a few dishes, cups and cutlery were washed and stored in the sink.While the crew started to make preparations to leave, we were taken to the deck for a safety briefing. We were told that once the ship is moving, to always secure three points of contact with the vessel. For example, two feet on the floor, and one hand on the railing. This was to help prevent us from falling overboard in the event of rough seas.We sailed out of Antigua at around 7:30 pm, with the intentions of arriving at Simpson Bay, St. Maarten in time for the 9am bridge. The wind was quite high, and the yacht cut through the waves at a decent pace. I had to wear a waterproof jumper and a matching jacket to sit on the deck, complete with a life jacket. Not the most flattering of outfits I've ever worn, but extremely necessary none the less.We were shown how to steer and helped the crew to sail, plus taking shifts to keep watch. For a first timer, the experience was beyond thrilling, and I had several bouts of adrenaline rushing through my system when the boat lurched unexpectedly. The night passed by quickly enough with the help of coffee, and within 10 hours of leaving Antigua, we arrived at St. Maarten. Docking the yacht proved to be quite a task however, because even though we made the 9am bridge, we had a difficult time finding a space to dock in the marina. We spent at least 45 minutes waiting for assistance before we were successful.Finally, everything was set, and the Captain hurried away to clear us with immigration. I completed my very first international sailing trip, and it was an adventure of a lifetime. St. Maarten is only 20 minutes from Antigua by air, but the 10 hour boat trip was worth it!
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WinRAR primarily archives data in ways that minimizes the sum of disk size that the original file uses up and in the end also saves up on the transmission costs that might be incurred in the event the file should be transmitted. Nonetheless WinRAR itself, though capable of shielding files by using passwords, won't be capable of break it without the correct password, thus the requirement of a password remover.
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Data produced by Greek survey organization Public Issue shows that in 2011 one third of the population agreed that 'Our society must change radically through revolution.'
Greece Lurches to Left Amid Radical Austerity
Der Spiegel »A radical austerity drive has triggered the biggest political upheaval in Athens since the end of the military dictatorship in 1974. So far, it is leftist parties who have benefitted the most from the debt crisis. The deeply divided left, however, would likely be unable to form a stable coalition.
Alexis Tsipras walks up to the lectern like Elvis strutting onstage. But when he begins to speak, all traces of youthfulness and ease vanish from his face. The "foreign loan sharks" have one thing on their minds, he barks into the microphone: "the impoverishment of the Greek people and the sellout of our country!" He slams his fist down and continues his speech, his voice booming. The Europeans, he says, are pursuing only one goal: to bring about the end of the sovereign Greek nation. "We must prevent Greece from becoming a German protectorate once again," Tsipras says, practically shouting by now. "We are not a German colony."
A Country in Flux
There are many uncertainties in Greece today: whether the country can remain in the euro zone, whether the €130 billion ($171.8 billion) second bailout package will sufficiently reduce the insolvent country's staggering debt load, and whether the Greeks will ever implement the reforms their international creditors are demanding of them. At the moment, only one thing seems predictable: that nothing will remain the same. "Everything is changing, and everything is frightening,"… >continue<
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Greece, Italy and Spain account for about 68% of Iranian oil exports to Europe. These countries are also plagued by the worst economic problems in Europe. Moreover, Greece imports 35% of its oil from Iran.
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The specific article is from August 2011, but the relevance vis-a-vis Sunday's events is obvious.
Seventy years ago Manolis Glezos scaled the walls of the Acropolis to tear down the swastika, hoisted over the monument that Hitler had triumphantly described as a symbol of "human culture". This single act of defiance – the first direct action against Nazi rule in Greece – would go on to cast the headstrong young man as one of the country's greatest defenders of democracy.
Today the enemy may have changed, but at nearly 89, Glezos is still fighting. For many Greeks he has become a symbol of resistance in another, very different sort of war: one that has pitted the near-bankrupt country against the forces of world capitalism and thrown it into an unprecedented struggle for its economic survival.
In the midst of Athens' worst crisis in modern times, Glezos says he never thought he would see Greece come to this. "Not since the German occupation have we been in such a difficult and dangerous situation," he laments, with an angry thump of his hand.
"Economically, democratically, the Greek people are seeing hard-won rights being wiped away. Unemployment is growing, shops are closing daily and decisions that are totally unconstitutional are being made."
Popular icon, protester par excellence, Glezos does not require much to goad him into action. The veteran leftwinger is a force in the civil disobedience movement shaking Greece.
As a proponent of direct democracy, the campaign that has propelled thousands of Greeks to protest against the austerity measures meted out to rein in the country's runaway debt, demand for Glezos to be on the frontline at demonstrations is at an all-time high.
"People are not going to back down. They are very conscious of what they want," he says, seated before a desk in the book-lined study of his Athenian home. "The summer may be here but I've been very busy attending neighbourhood assemblies to discuss what our future tactics might be."
In March last year pictures of the wiry, white-haired activist being teargassed by a riot policeman outside the Greek parliament sent a tremor through Europe's nascent anti-austerity movement. But, though appalled by the harshness with which rallies have often been crushed, Glezos reserves his greatest criticism for the attitude of Germany and Britain towards Greece. Both countries, he insists, stand guilty of "enormous ingratitude".
"Germany today lives not under Nazi rule but in a state of freedom and that it owes in great part to the struggle of the Greek people," he said, referring to Hitler's disastrous decision to postpone the invasion of the Soviet Union as a result of the unexpected resistance encountered in Greece. "Then there is the issue of food. If German people are alive it is because Greek people died."
Glezos has not forgotten the howls of the starving or the images of municipal carts carrying the corpses of those who, during the Nazi occupation, collapsed begging for food in the streets of Athens.
He knows not only because he was there; he counted them.
"I worked in the statistics office of the International Red Cross and every day I would note the deaths of around 400 people as a result of famine. We lost 13.5% of our population, more than any other occupied country, because all of our foodstuffs, our crops, were requisitioned [by the Wehrmacht]. For those two reasons alone Germany should help Greece."
Throughout the war "little Greece" had stood alongside the Allied forces. "Who came to England's help? Who was behind the first victory against the Axis [powers]?" he asked, conjuring the Greeks' defeat of Mussolini's forces on the Albanian front in 1940. "Who did Churchill so famously say fought like heroes? Britain should have tried and helped Greece at this difficult moment. Its behaviour should have been different."
Glezos, who would subsequently spend nearly two decades in prison – often in solitary confinement — as Greece slipped into civil war and then years of authoritarian rightwing rule, backs up his argument with figures.
It wasn't just the famine and the thousands killed in reprisals as a result of mass resistance, or the eradication of virtually all of Greece's once vibrant Jewish community or the destruction of the countryside. It was, he says, the other indignities suffered by Greece under Hitler. The pillaging of archaeological treasures, the plundering of factories and homes, the looting of national resources, the crippling of the Greek economy – following the Nazis' deliberate circulation of counterfeit Deutschmarks – offences that were all part of what Churchill would go on to call the "long night of barbarism" and from which it has yet to recover.
"To this day, Greece remains the only country in Europe that never received reparations from Germany," added the former MP, who has long headed the National Council for the Reclamation of German Debt. "We never got back any of the antiquities that they took, or the buildings that they seized, or the tons of silver and nickel that they stole.
"If you take into account the enforced occupation loan, I estimate that they owe us around €162bn, plus interest."
Glezos, who has proposed that Berlin fund companies in Greece and scholarships for students bound for Germany by way of compensation, insists he is neither motivated by hatred nor revenge. He has many German friends and every year, he says, they descend on Athens to "try and right the wrong" by demonstrating outside the German embassy. But he is infuriated that Greeks are invariably typecast by the German media as lazy laggards when studies show them working the longest hours in Europe. "The latest agreement to save Greece is all about saving banks and financial capital, not people," he says. "After the war, we won our freedom but we emerged as vassals, first of the English and then the Americans. Being indebted in this way keeps us in that subordinate role. Our new masters are the troika [the EU, IMF and ECB] and they have to go. Mark my words, the Greeks will play a pivotal role in resisting the policies they want to impose."
Youth Unemployment Sky Rockets To Highest Rate Ever Recored
Youth unemployment in Greece is about 48%. In the US, youths 18-24 have an unemployment rate of 45.7%. The highest rate since the government began tracking such information.
Squeezed by a tight job market, young Americans are especially struggling. They have suffered bigger income losses than other age groups and are less likely to be employed than at any time since World War II.
An analysis by the Pew Research Center, released Thursday, details the impact of the recent recession on the attitudes of a generation of mostly 20- and 30-somethings.
With government data showing record gaps in employment between young and old, a Pew survey found that 41 percent of Americans believe that younger adults have been hit harder than any other group, compared with 29 percent who say middle-aged Americans and 24 percent who point to seniors 65 and older. A wide majority of the public - at least 69 percent - also said it's more difficult for today's young adults than their parents' generation to pay for college, find a job, buy a home or save for the future.
Among young adults ages 18 to 34, only a third rated their financial situation as "excellent" or "good," compared with 54 percent for seniors age 65 and over. In 2004, before the recession began, about half of both young and older adults rated their own financial situation highly.
"Young workers are on the bottom of the ladder, and during a recession like we've had, it's often hard for them to hold on.
They are clearly less satisfied with their current circumstances than they were before the recession. This may be where some of the anger and frustration being expressed in the Occupy movement is rooted.
They have a long way to climb back, and a lot of displaced workers to compete with."
said Kim Parker, associate director of Pew's Social & Demographic Trends project. She noted that some have been heavily involved in the nationwide "Occupy" protests over economic disparity.
At risk of becoming a "lost generation," many young adults are going back to school or scraping by on waitressing, bartending and odd jobs as they wait for the economy to slowly recover.
For instance:
- The share of young adults 18-24 who are employed has dropped to 54.3 percent, the lowest level since the government began tracking such data in 1948.
- Young adults working full time have median weekly earnings of $448, about 6 percent less than in 2007
- About 19 percent of men ages 25-34 were idle in the weak job market, neither working nor attending school. That's up from 14 percent in 2007.
- Fewer than half of young adults who are currently working say they have the education and skills necessary to advance in their careers.
Although youth unemployment is at it's highest, 43 percent said they were extremely or very confident that they could find another job if they lost or left their current one despite opposing statistics.
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It is a night that will be remembered for burning buildings and scenes of mayhem in Athens while politicians passed the controversial rescue programme aimed at averting Greece's economic collapse.
As more than 40 buildings went up in flames, including two historic cinemas and several banks, Athens city centre was left resembling a war zone with cafes and shops smashed and looted as MPs backed the austerity measures by 199 votes to 74 in the single most important ballot in modern Greek history.
The chaos dominated one of the stormiest debates seen in the Greek parliament as MPs argued over a raft of strict measures demanded in return for international aid. Clashes were also reported in Thessaloniki, Patras, Corfu and Crete.
A deputy from the Communist Party, Giorgos Mavrikos, threw his copy of the austerity bill at Evangelos Venizelos, the finance minister, during the debate on Sunday.
The Greek parliament has approved a deeply unpopular austerity bill to secure a second bailout from the European Union and International Monetary Fund and avoid a messy default.
Ahead of the evening parliamentary vote, serious violence broke out on the streets of Athens and spread to other Greek towns and cities, including on the holiday islands of Corfu and Crete.
With eurozone leaders declaring it was time for Greece to put up or shut up and that Athens' promises could no longer be believed, Greece's two main political parties and the caretaker prime minister had invoked apocalyptic scenarios for the country if the €3.3bn (£2.76bn) of cuts ordained by the eurozone were not supported.
Earlier in the evening there were street battles between police firing rounds of tear gas and demonstrators hurling firebombs and marble slabs, which left Syntagma Square – the plaza in front of the parliament building – resembling a war zone. Rubbish bins burned as plumes of smoke and choking clouds of toxic chemicals filled the air.
Bangs could be heard inside parliament and the tear gas drifting across the square reached the debating chamber. Last night several buildings had been set on fire, including a cinema, bank and a number of shops, and Greek television reported that dozens of citizens and at least 40 police officers had been injured.
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Greece's parliament was expected to defy angry protesters on the streets of Athens and endorse a deeply unpopular package of savage austerity measures in order to try to avoid a sovereign default and retain the euro as its currency.
With eurozone leaders declaring it was time for Greece to put up or shut up and that Athens' promises could no longer be believed, Greece's two main political parties and the caretaker prime minister invoked apocalyptic scenarios for the country if the €3.3bn (£2.76bn) of cuts ordained by the eurozone were not supported.
Street battles between police firing rounds of tear gas and demonstrators hurling firebombs and marble slabs left Syntagma Square, the plaza in front of the parliament building, resembling a war zone. Rubbish bins burned as plumes of smoke and asphyxiating clouds of toxic chemicals filled the air.
Bangs could be heard inside parliament and the tear gas drifting across square reached the debating chamber. Last night several buildings has been set on fire, including a cinema, bank and a number of shops, and Greek television reported that dozens of citizens and at least 40 police officers had been injured.
Under a sea of banners denouncing further wage, pension and job cuts, tens of thousands of protesters chanted against "the occupation" of the country by foreign lenders keeping Greece afloat.
"The rebellion has begun," the veteran leftist Manolis Glezos told TV reporters. "These measures will never pass. They are a breach of our democracy," he spluttered, holding a surgical mask to his face against the fumes.
The prime minister, Lukas Papademos, warned ahead of the vote that wages and pensions would go unpaid, hospitals and schools would be devoid of funding, banks would collapse and people's savings would be lost if the 300 MPs rejected the terms set by the eurozone for receipt of a €130bn bailout.
Without the bailout – the second in two years – bankrupt Greece will be insolvent and have to default on its debt next month when it needs to redeem €14.5bn of loans.
"A disorderly default would throw the country into a disastrous adventure. It would create conditions of uncontrollable economic chaos and social eruption," Papademos said in a television address.
Despite six government resignations in recent days and the departure of the small extremist Laos party from the caretaker coalition, the two main parties – the Pasok socialists and the centre-right New Democracy – can muster a comfortable majority, although analysts predicted dozens of defections to the rejectionist camp. But in fiery exchanges in the chamber, finance minister Evangelos Venizelos warned: "If the law is not passed, the country will go bankrupt."
George Papandreou, the former socialist prime minister felled by the crisis last year, declared that Greece was at war and that it had to win. Antonis Samaras, the centre-right leader tipped to be prime minister after elections expected in April, also sought to rally his MPs behind accepting the deal after rejecting key details of the cuts for weeks.
With trust between Athens and its eurozone creditors, led by Germany, at an all-time low, the Greek government was told the time for pledges had run out.
"Greece's promises are no longer enough for us," said Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany's finance minister, who also spoke of the possibility of Greece leaving the euro.
"The Greeks have not quite managed to form a government supported properly by all the parties and therefore have not been able to tackle the necessary reforms as decisively as we would all like," said Schäuble.
While eurozone finance ministers are expected to agree to the €130bn bailout on Wednesday provided Greece meets its end of the bargain, Berlin is insisting that most of the money does not actually go to Greece but is held in a separate account and is used purely to service the country's debt.
EU ministerial sources said that account could hold up to 70% of the bailout funds. Such a move would be unprecedented and is likely to be contested. But the German proposal is also supported by France. By guaranteeing that Greece's creditors are repaid, there would be no default.
As part of the €3.3bn in savings ordered by the eurozone, the Greeks have to specify how a €325m overspend will be resolved. While the parliament was due to vote through the measures, it remained unclear where these extra savings were coming from.
A particularly neuralgic point in the savings has been the requirement to slash the minimum wage by 22%. "It's a big problem in Greece that the minimum wage is so high," said Schauble. "That's why there are so many black [illegal] workers. That wouldn't happen if they had a functioning administration."
As Greece's MPs prepared to vote on the austerity package, thousands of protesters remained on the streets of Athens denouncing the Germans and the EU. The demonstrations against austerity also spread to Portugal, the second of three eurozone countries trading hairshirt economics for a eurozone bailout, where tens of thousands came out in protest against collapsing living standards.
I can't stomach this anymore.
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The Cubs knew traveling to Howard Lake to take on the talented Lakers would be a very challenging contest, as the Cubs came in as a seven-seed, knowing they would have to play flawlessly to knock off the number two-seeded Lakers. Kimball controlled the ball early, and was able to control the ball and the clock, but could not finish off their possessions with scores, as Howard Lake eventually jumped out to a 9-0 lead. By halftime, Howard Lake had built its lead to 29-9, and although Kimball played very determined basketball, they just didn't have the answers for the high-powered Lakers scorers. Kimball's season ended with a 59-26 final score despite their team effort. Sophomore Shannon Donnay played well in limited action, leading the team in scoring with 7 points, senior Emily Straley finished with 5 points and six rebounds, sophomore Megan Garding also scored 5 points, despite an ankle injury keeping her out of the second half. Freshman Rachael Arnold scored 2 points, senior Sarah Powell scored 2 points, sophomore Kayla Myers had 2 points, junior Sarah Messer had 2 points, and sophomore Klarissa Eisenbraun was one for two from the free throw line, to round out the scoring. Junior Kelsey Vigoren and freshman Brooke Merten led the defense with three steals each. Kimball finishes its season with a 6-19 record, which is the teams most wins since the 2003-2004 season. The junior varsity finished its season with a 16-8 record, while the C-squad ended with a 9-7 record. The improvement at all levels is a testament to the players working hard all season, willingness to learn and improve every day at practice, and the self motivation that it takes to make themselves better individual and team players. With continued off-season commitments, the Lady Cubs will continue to show improvement into next season and beyond, as they strive to show their school and fans what Kimball Pride means to their team, while continuing to establish a renewed winning tradition. The Lady Cubs would like to thank all of their fans for their support throughout the season, also thanking the seniors, Paige Peglow, Sarah Powell, and Emily Straley, for their dedication this season, past seasons, and wishing them the best of luck in all of their future endeavors.
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