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I am 22 years old Asian who received Factional Thermolysis for acne scar treatment. Not only I want to share my experience, but I also want to give some advice for those undergoing laser therapy.
First thing first, Fractional Thermolysis is likely the most safe form of laser treatment for acne scars. By this I mean that there is less likelihood of side effects. It is neither ablative nor non-ablative. It works like an iron and straightening out the skin. Although the efficacy may not be as good as the ablative one, I wanted to choose the safest route.
Shallow acne scars were gone after only first treatment. Deep boxcar scars had about 20% improvement. I was fortunate to have received at least 20%-30% improvement after just first one; don't expect this result. Moreover, I received many, many compliments on my skin. Some people were fascinated by it. Safe to say, I had great experience with this technology.
Okay, choosing the right treatment is important, but I would like to emphasize that after-care is equally as important if not more. DO NOT GO OUTSIDE. Yes, I study medicine. I am aware some doctors say "Wear spf50 and you should be fine." But as a precaution, you should not go outside at least for 2-3 days. If possible 7 days. By the way, it takes approximately one full month for your whole facial skin cells to be recycled; hence, you have the treatment every month. After 7 days, if you do go out, wear sunscreen heavily. This is important because hyperpigmentation, hypopigmentation, erythema are likely side effects from sun exposure. After all, why would you want to spend 3000 dollars and then damage your skin and cause more problem. You skin is burnt. Do not damage it more. It is just a common sense. Wear sunscreen at home if possible with Cetaphil lotion. Erythema will last about a month, so don't stress over it. Keep hydrated. Eat healthy. Don't get stressed.
You see, I don't have a picture of my acne scars. Almost the whole point of this post is to tell you one thing. Do not get exposed to sunlight after any laser treatment even with sunscreen or sunblock to make sure you don't experience any long term side effects. 5 days sound good. It may sound extreme, but I studied both pharmacy and medicine and my side interest is particle physics, so I do have a good reason behind it.
Other things that you should be aware:
- Discontinue isotretinoin (accutane), retinoid, benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid for three weeks before undergoing laser therapy.
- Cool cloth is for reduce swelling. You do this for 48 hours after receiving treatment. Then use warm towel to speed up the healing process.
- Do not think about the price. Personally I recommend dermatologists in Japan or Korea. They are much more experienced and cheaper. Surprisingly many of them carry the most advanced technology for acne treatment. My Korean dermatologist completed a laser therapy program at Harvard. Trust me they know what they are doing just in case you are skeptical of their credentials.
- Sun screen is your best friend. It protects you not only from the sunlight, but any type of light.
- I believe white, black, brown people are more prone to hyperpigmentation and hypopigementation side effects, so you guys have to be more careful.
- Don't forget antibiotic ointment. Infection is possible.
My skin improved a lot. Not just the scars, but the overall skin tone. I received many compliments, and I feel very fortunate for not experiencing any side effect. I am going to discontinue after 3 treatments. Again, just make sure to avoid sunlight. I received the treatment in evening, at 6:00, just to make sure i can avoid sunlight. I remember being very self-conscious, I didn't even watch TV and made sure the lights were dim.
Would I recommend laser therapy? Hmm..... Still I don't know... If I do recommend, I would have to follow up on him/her and monitor very closely. I don't think laser therapy is not kind of treatment that you can just do it and send patients home and tell them to come next week. Well, that is my personal opinion.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) -- A longtime Green Bay restaurant owner has died after his vehicle ended up in a river while he was trying to back up.
The vehicle was fully submerged in the East River when emergency responders arrived at about 5 p.m. Friday.
Steve Rank said he suspects his father, 74-year-old George Rank, accidentally stepped on the accelerator instead of the brake while parking the van to enter Karen's Pub.
George Rank owns Al's Hamburger Shop in downtown Green Bay, which his father opened in 1934.
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The soap returns to Dallas in ABC's GCB, the deliciously fun, wicked new drama that shows that you can go home again - but only if you're ready to face the sins of your past. The series debuts on SUNDAY, MARCH 4 (10:01-11:00 p.m., ET) on the ABC Television Network.
In the series premiere episode, Amanda Vaughn (Leslie Bibb), once the ultimate high school "mean girl," is forced to return home in disgrace after her marriage ends in scandal. Reluctant but desperate, Amanda has no choice but to turn to her mother, Gigi (Annie Potts), for help. Gigi, the quintessential proper Dallas socialite, wants nothing more than to have Amanda back and to give Amanda's two teenage kids a good southern upbringing. The problem is that Amanda is nothing like the girl she was 20 years ago and is hesitant about re-entering this world of opulence, status and salacious rumor mills. She is hopeful for a new start, but soon finds it's not that easy to escape your past in this tight knit community, and the women of Dallas are none too happy to see her back in town.
Carlene Cockburn (Kristin Chenoweth), once the ugly duckling, was tortured by Amanda in high school but has made quite the "assisted" transformation since. Now she has a picture-perfect, lavish life with a gorgeous husband, yet she still can't seem to let go of old grudges. Then there's Cricket Caruth-Reilly (Miriam Shor) whose boyfriend Amanda stole and later married. Cricket is now a tough-as-nails, successful businesswoman with a perfect marriage - at least so it appears from the outside. Sharon Peacham (Jennifer Aspen), the fallen beauty queen whose chance at the Miss Teen Dallas crown was snatched away by a malicious rumor Amanda started, hasn't really been the same since. Finally, there's Heather Cruz (Marisol Nichols), a bit of an outsider back in high school who has now become fully inducted into this twisted little social clique of affluent, sugary, God-fearing, steely women whose bark is as bad as their bite. You know what they say about payback, Amanda, it's a...
"GCB" stars Leslie Bibb ("Iron Man") as Amanda Vaughn, Kristin Chenoweth ("Pushing Daisies") as Carlene Cockburn, Annie Potts ("Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," "Joan of Arcadia") as Gigi Stopper, Jennifer Aspen ("Rodney") as Sharon Peacham, Miriam Shor ("Swingtown," "Damages") as Cricket Caruth-Reilly, Marisol Nichols ("24") as Heather Cruz, Mark Deklin ("Lone Star") as Blake Reilly, David James Elliott ("JAG") as Ripp Cockburn and Brad Beyer ("Jericho") as Zack Peacham.
Guest starring in "Pilot" are Lauran Irion as Laura Vaughn, Colton Shires as Will Vaughn, Jenni Baird as Mikki and Greg Vaughn as Bill.
Based on Kim Gatlin's book, Good Christian Bitches, "GCB" is executive-produced by Robert Harling ("Steel Magnolias"), Darren Star ("Sex and the City"), Aaron Kaplan ("Terra Nova"), Gretchen J. Berg & Aaron Harberts ("Pushing Daisies") and Victor Nelli, Jr. ("Ugly Betty"). The pilot is written by Harling and executive-produced and directed by Alan Poul. "GCB" is produced by ABC Studios.
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Senator: $1M to fix road drainage issues in East Massapequa
About $1 million in state funding has been set aside to repair roads and improve drainage in a flood-prone area of East Massapequa along South Oyster Bay, state Sen. Charles Fuschillo (R-Merrick) announced Thursday.
The funds will be used to improve portions of Leewater, Ripplewater and Nearwater avenues and all of Curlew Place, officials said.
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Fuschillo, who secured the funding, in a statement said the work will "improve the quality of life for residents."
Town Supervisor John Venditto in a statement said that upon completion of the project "this area will have roadways that are less susceptible to flooding, will have a more efficient stormwater drainage system, and a road that is up-to-date in form and function."
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2012 DHHS Supplemental Budget Notice
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Effective April 1, 2012, there will be changes to MaineCare services and reimbursement. These changes are required as part of the Department of Health and Human Services' Supplemental Budget, which was signed by Governor LePage on February 26, 2012. PUBLIC Law, Chapter 477, LD 1816, 125th Maine State Legislature. The changes are outlined below.
Many of the changes listed below will be implemented through an emergency rulemaking. These rules will be effective April 1, 2012. You can find copies of the emergency rules after April 1, 2012 by going to the link posted below and clicking on emergency: .
The emergency rule will not be available until March 31, 2012.
MCBM, Section 2, Adult Family Care Services
There will be a 10% rate reduction for Adult Family Care services.
MCBM, Section 15, Chiropractic Services
MaineCare Services will reimburse up to a strict limit of twelve (12) visits per rolling year for members who are twenty-one (21) and over.
MCBM, Section 60, Durable Medical Equipment (DME)
Eliminate Sales Tax: The Department will discontinue reimbursing for sales tax for DME supplies. Providers should no longer use the S9999 billing code.
MCBM, Section 65, Behavioral Health Services
Transition Clinical Services in Section 65: Behavioral Health Agencies that do not employ a medical director must enroll as a group of providers, and get reimbursed at the rate as listed in the Emergency Rule.
The emergency adopted rules specify that only a provider who furnishes "Clinic Services," as defined at 42 C.F.R. § 440.90, by or under the direction of a physician may qualify as a Mental Health Agency. Some providers that were treated as Mental Health Agencies under the prior rules will not meet this definition. Such providers must reenroll as Behavioral Health Clinician Groups, and will be reimbursed at the Independent Practitioner rate.
Transition Section 65 to CPT codes: The Department will require that the codes Mental Health Agencies and Independent Practitioners use for Outpatient and Medication Management Services transition from the current H codes to the appropriate 9000 series codes. This will align with how providers bill and receive payment from Medicare, and will allow Medicare crossover claims to be processed automatically, reducing the administrative burden for providers and the Department.
Methadone: Opioid treatment rates will be reduced from $72.00 per week to $60.00 per week.
MCBM, Section 68, Occupational Therapy
There will be a 10% rate reduction for Occupational Therapy services.
MCBM, Section 75, Vision Services
Adults on MaineCare will be eligible for one (1) routine eye exam once every three (3) years. Previously, MaineCare had paid for one (1) routine exam every two (2) years.
Members in Intermediate Care Facilities for the Mentally Retarded (ICF-MRs) will continue to be eligible for one (1) routine eye exam per year.
MaineCare will still pay for exams by ophthalmologists when medically necessary, for example, to care for specific medical diagnoses (e.g. diabetes) or for high-risk medication use (e.g. Plaquinil).
These changes apply only to members who are age 21 and over.
MCBM, Section 80, Pharmacy Services
Two brand limit: MaineCare Services will pay for only two (2) brand-name prescriptions each month, however, MaineCare members can get more than two brand name drugs each month if there is no therapeutically equivalent generic available or they have a Prior Authorization to do so.
This new limit has exclusions. Some examples of when the two-brand limit does not apply include: - children under the age of twenty-one, - pregnant women, - brand-name drugs required by federal law, - brand-name drugs for the treatment of cancer, HIV or AIDS, - brand-name antipsychotic drugs, - brand-name drugs that the Department has determined to be more cost-effective than a generic.
Smoking cessation: There will be new yearly limits for MaineCare members. These limits have not been determined. This information will be provided by the Department as soon as possible. This change only affects MaineCare members who are 21 and over.
Discontinue reimbursement for nutritional products at retail pharmacies: MaineCare will no longer pay for nutritional supplements, such as baby formula or Ensure, at retail pharmacies.
MaineCare will still pay for nutritional supplements if purchased at medical supply dealers, when deemed medically necessary.
These products may be covered for members who have a chronic illness or trauma and cannot eat orally, but Prior Authorization is required.
A complete list of these supplies can be found on the MaineCare website.
Pharmacy Reimbursement: Reimbursement will be reduced for brand-name medications provided at a retail pharmacy from the current methodology of Average Wholesale Price (AWP) minus (-) 15% to AWP minus (-) 16%.
MCBM, Section 85, Physical Therapy Services
There will be a 10% rate reduction for Physical Therapy services.
MCBM, Section 95, Podiatry Services
There will be a 10% rate reduction for Podiatric services. The new rates can be found on the DHHS Rate Setting website.
Hospital Assessment: For state fiscal year 12-13, an assessment is imposed against each hospital in the State. The assessment is equal to 0.39% of net operating revenue as identified on the hospital's most recent audited financial statement for the hospital's fiscal year that ended during calendar year 2008.
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Hugh Hill, longtime Channel 7 political reporter, editor, dies at 89
BY BECKY SCHLIKERMAN Staff Reporter October 20, 2013 5:10PM
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Longtime WLS-Channel 7 political reporter Hugh Hill was known for his booming voice and the tough questions he asked of politicians.
Once, he asked then-Gov. Jim Thompson about the Florida vacation he took as snow pounded his state.
"Governor, are you surprised that 22 counties in Illinois are in a state of paralysis, you declared the emergency, and you were sitting under a palm tree. Now don't you think the people might get upset about that?" Mr. Hill said on video posted on Channel 7's website.
The former political reporter and editor for the local ABC station died Friday at his Naperville home of 50 years, Mr. Hill's daughter, Jennifer Vetter said. He was 89.
Mr. Hill started his career in Chicago in 1953 and covered both Daleys as mayor, several governors and every president since Dwight D. Eisenhower was elected, according to a biography on the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences's Chicago website.
"He had the most distinctive voice in the history of Chicago broadcasting," said Frank Mathie, a longtime features reporter at Channel 7. "When you heard Hugh's voice you knew it was Hugh and you knew he was probably going to ask a tough question."
There was also the blazing red hair, trademark fedora and horn-rimmed glasses to top off his distinctive persona, which commanded attention, colleagues remembered.
But he was a funny, down-to-earth guy who earned the trust of the people he covered.
"He got to know the politicians so well, and they liked him and trusted him and they would give him the scoops that no one else got," Mathie said.
Mr. Hill was born in Gillespie, Ill., to a coal miner and school teacher, his daughter said. He joined the United States Army Air Corps during World War II and used the GI Bill benefits to attend the University of Missouri, where he studied journalism, according to the online biography.
After graduating, Mr. Hill first worked in radio. In 1953, he arrived in Chicago, his daughter said.
It's in Chicago he met the former Jacqualyne Williams, his Near North Side neighbor who would become his wife of 60 years, Vetter said.
After working for WBBM radio and WBBM-Channel 2, Mr. Hill joined Channel 7 in 1963, according to the online biography.
Mr. Hill retired in 1996 and, according to a Channel 7 video, said that day, "I wanted to be a reporter since I was 6 years old. I did it. I had a great career."
Aside from work, Mr. Hill was devoted to his wife and five children. He was a fan of the St. Louis Cardinals and loved to play golf, his daughter said.
Mr. Hill is survived by his wife; a brother, James; sons Caven, Michael and Steve; daughters Helen Wenzel and Jennifer Vetter; nine grandchildren and five great-grand children.
A wake is scheduled from 3 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Blake Lamb Funeral Home, 5015 Lincoln Ave., Lisle. A mass will take place at 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, 36 N. Ellsworth St., Naperville, with a luncheon to follow at the Naperville Country Club.
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This isn't something you see every day, or at least I don't, and believe me, it's something I'm always hoping for! A chubby girl is on the street wearing only a long coat, unbuttoned and showing off her tits and pussy! Astonishingly, she then starts rubbing herself off – in the street, with people around! This plump girl isn't the slightest bit embarrassed at her public nudity but even after that, she wants to take her exhibitionism further by next using a dildo on herself by a main road with loads of cars passing by – how no-one crashed is beyond me! To finish off with, she cools down after her public masturbation by ditching the coat and walking about an industrial estate totally naked!


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Mallards sweep Growlers, 6-3
The Madison Mallards swept the Kalamazoo Growlers to start the second half of the Northwoods League season with a 6-3 win at Warner Park Thursday night.
Connor Marabell, Austin Barr and Tony Butler each drove in two runs as the Mallards scored four in the fourth and two more in the seventh.
Barr started the scoring with a two-run homer and Marabell added a two-run single in the fourth to give the Mallards a 4-3 lead.
In the seventh, Butler drove in Tyler Allen and Alex Bacon with a single.
Mallards starter Tyler Buffett pitched five innings, allowing three runs on seven hits with four walks and three strikeouts to pick up the win.
Tim Black pitched the final one and two-thirds innings for the save.
The Mallards are now 2-0 in the second half of the Northwoods League season and will host the Battle Creek Bombers at Warner Park at 3:05 pm Friday.
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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - State wildlife and fisheries regulators have ordered an emergency reopening of commercial crabbing in parts of the state's inside and outside territorial waters within the Mississippi River Delta.
The reopening includes parts of state waters extending seaward one-quarter mile or more from the shoreline between the northern shore of Pass a Loutre and the western shore of Southwest Pass of the Mississippi River. Recreational and commercial fishing for shrimp and finfish were previously opened in that are Oct. 28.
Wildlife and Fisheries Secretary Robert Barham ordered the area reopened for commercial crabbers Monday after testing by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration found samples from the area safe for consumption.
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It happens quite often, I'm in a game shop looking for a title and I cannot wrap my head around which title I should buy! There are tons of titles for PS3 to choose from which makes my job difficult. 4 things that help me get what I want always:
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First and foremost I head over to IGN to see what the experts have to say. IGN has a pretty interesting rating system that helps in making a choice, but please remember that gaming is all about personal preferences much like movies are. Always go with that gut feel while reading the review. However ratings give you that inside look as to how a game feels helps you in making an informed choice. There are other websites that offer review based ratings such as Metacritic. Also Wikipedia is another awesome choice for a one-stop-shop gaming knowledge.
It's not always the boom-booms and the melee attacks that make up for an entertaining title. A story also contributes in making the game more interesting and immersive. I have always been an Uncharted series fan throughout, to me it holds all the entertaining values that an ideal game should have. Not to mention the cinematic experience typical of an Indiana Jones movie. After aren't games are supposed to entertain us? Pick a game that has a good storyline so even if you are tired with the gameplay the story doesn't let you down. If you are bored to wits' end you can always go back to play that amazing story and relive those moments all over again. With Uncharted it's always like acting in a movie as Nathan Drake! Trust me on that.
Speaking of gameplay, it's about interacting with the characters using an external peripheral such as the game controller or the Move controller (PlayStation). For instance in 'Uncharted-Drake's Fortune' when Drake walks on a log you have to tilt the controller sideways in order to help Drake maintain balance or he falls down into the stream below and dies. In the Killzone series the controller has to be moved in a circular motion to unlock a door, just like you would open a safety vault. This clever tactic of using external peripherals to control the game's story brings lot of intrigue to the game making it interesting to play, hence the gameplay is an important factor in choosing a game. The game controller or the Move controller also has the ability to vibrate at certain points during the game which adds to the immersive value of the title. Of course you can't know the gameplay for every title before buying that game unless a friend tells you or you read it online.
Honestly if there weren't exclusive titles like Uncharted, inFamous or Killzone on the PlayStation it'd have made life boring. That's not to say there aren't good titles available on PS3 but you get my point – it's called fanboyism. It's what makes you buy titles regardless of what the world says because you enjoy playing them the most. One of the deals for me for buying a gaming console was the availability of a vast library of exclusive titles and PlayStation made the cut for me. Uncharted and inFamous are my most beloved game titles and whenever a new edition is released I pick it up without hesitation. Unfortunately both these titles have moved to PS4 now.
Another brilliant way to help you choose a game title is to watch the gameplay. Nothing comes close to experiencing the real stuff than to head over to YouTube and see the walkthroughs (or watch a friend play). I cannot imagine any game title that doesn't have a detailed walkthrough or a trophy guide uploaded on YouTube, the gaming community needs to be thanked for this a zillion times! Not only do these videos help you choose a title – the graphics, storyline, audio, etc. can be vividly captured and reviewed, but they also help if you are stuck on a difficult story level or busy harnessing trophies. Take full advantage of this priceless medium.
Speaking of price, if you are just a casual gamer the cost of a game would matter to you a lot. Games can be a costly affair and brand new titles range anywhere from C$50-70. Most games are left untouched after you play them once while some of them are left incomplete because you lose interest mid-way and gather dust on the shelf. The best part about gaming is that the fun value or the excitement is not diminished if you buy traded games. And if you are not a serious gamer this will matter to you a lot in the longer run. I prefer to buy used titles at EB Games and I have never been disappointed with the quality they offer. The difference in price can be a lot as compared to a brand new title but it also depends on the life of the title – older titles cost less than more recent ones which are traded. Pay a visit to an outlet and start browsing the games, you never know which title will hit the target for you. Also if you are holding on to a game title that you haven't touched for many months and is lying around the house, unless if you are really a collector of titles give it up for trading and share the joy of gaming with other gamers. They will bless you for your righteous deed.
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Courtney Lawes has hailed the "unbelievable" feel-good factor produced by Northampton Saints' maiden Aviva Premiership title, but insists last term's success will mean nothing when the holders begin their new campaign against a reinvigorated Gloucester Rugby on Friday night.
Lawes enjoyed a phenomenal 2013/4 for club and country, featuring in a combined total of 35 matches including the dramatic 24-20 victory over Saracens in the domestic final that was only decided by Alex Waller's close-range try in the dying seconds of extra time.
The 25 year-old lock was often at his imperious best too, showcasing some simply awesome athleticism over an arduous nine months.
Agreeing that an injury-free run had contributed to one of the most satisfying seasons since his emergence as a blockbuster teenage talent back in 2007, Lawes looked back to the night of Northampton's Premiership win.
Following the crescendo to a breathless game, the team coach carried Jim Mallinder's charges back from Twickenham to Franklin's Gardens. There, they were met by an ecstatic horde of fans – a moment that defined the importance of such a triumph to the surrounding area.
"It's quite hard to describe what it meant for the club and the town as a whole," said Lawes, who made his first-team debut for Saints seven years ago.
"To win the title for the first time made it feel like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, then actually getting over the line was obviously very special.
"The night itself was unbelievable to be honest. The coach home was quite chilled – just a case of having a couple of beers together, sitting back and trying to appreciate what we had achieved."
Days after those celebrations, Lawes and a healthy Saints contingent flew over to New Zealand with England for the Test series against the All Blacks.
Though a 3-0 reverse resulted, he suggested Stuart Lancaster's side will have taken a great deal from their opponents' "speed and clinical counter-attack" as Rugby World Cup 2015 approaches.
Only Northampton matters for now, though. Lawes spent a relaxing July holiday between Cornwall and Turkey with partner Jessica and 11 month-old daughter Nell – a period that has refreshed and refocused him.
On Friday evening, Saints open what promises to be a mightily competitive Premiership season at home to Gloucester, who have recruited heavily in a bid to add grunt up front.
New Zealand tighthead John Afoa, Wales hooker Richard Hibbard and lock Tom Palmer – Lawes' former engine-room colleague with England – are three new international additions to the Cherry and Whites pack, which already features industrious back-rowers Ben Morgan and Matt Kvesic.
Clearly in no mood to tolerate complacency, Lawes was eager for Saints to embark on their title defence in an uncompromising manner. With Alex Corbisiero, Dylan Hartley and Tom Wood likely to start for Northampton, an eye-watering tussle awaits at set-piece, breakdown and in the contact area.
"You can never rest," he added. "Our champions tag doesn't mean anything because everyone starts this season level-pegging in the league. We all start over again.
"Gloucester's new signings meant they'll be big and strong up front, so it's up to us to match up physically.
"Tom is very experienced now but he's still athletic around the park and has become one of the most consistent locks around with what he offers at the lineout too.
"Hibbard and Afoa are two great international players, but Alex [Corbisiero] and Dylan [Hartley] will absolutely be up for that challenge.
"At Saints we genuinely enjoy testing ourselves against the best."
Quickfire questions
First club: Northampton Old Scouts
Toughest opponent: Manu Tuilagi
Best mate in rugby: Joe Gray (Harlequins)
If you weren't a rugby player, what would you be? Working for my dad's property company


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twenty-five years among the poorest children in America
A bright shining light. Survivors ; The boy who ate a giant bag of cookies while he walked me around the neighborhood, and his very interesting mom ; Pineapple comes of age (part one) ; Pineapple in all her glory (and still bossing me around) ; A life of the mind (Jeremy, part one) ; No easy victories (Jeremy, part two) ; The killing fields ; Number our days ; Epilogue : Pineapple has a few more things to say
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Kozol follows the fortunes of people he met decades ago (and wrote about in Savage Inequalities) in a squalid Manhattan welfare hotel and in the South Bronx's Mott Haven ghetto.
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"Fire in the Ashes" tells the stories of the later lives of poor children who grew up in New York. Author Jonathan Kozol has worked with children in inner-city schools for 50 years and here provides an engaging, illuminating, often moving look at several black and Latino children who once lived in Manhattan's infamous Martinique Hotel. Upon the closing of that crowded and filthy shelter in the late 1980s, these families relocated to the Bronx neighbourhood of Mott Haven.
As these children grew into young adults, Kozol kept in touch with them and their families through visits, emails and phone calls. In a series of intimate portraits, he highlights the horrific challenges the children faced and describes how many managed to achieve successful lives, both by graduating from college and securing jobs, and above all, by becoming kind and loving human beings.
Certainly, not every story ends happily but Kozol has ultimately written a cleareyed, compassionate and hopeful book. It features Leonardo, recruited by a New England boarding school, where he emerged as a leader; the introspective Jeremy, who got through college and took a job at a Mott Haven church; and the buoyant Pineapple, whose Guatemalan parents provided emotional security at home. "I'm going to give a good life to my children," says 24-year-old Lisette, after her troubled brother's suicide. "I have to do it. I'm the one who made it through."
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CHURCH HILL, Tenn. — A Church Hill man told police this week that his name was "Don Juan" and he was pretending to be a chicken in the yard of a total stranger to scare away the "imaginary people."
Daniel Craig Peoples, 48, of 230 Silver Lake Road, also allegedly admitted to police that he'd been using bath salts that day, he thought he was in Lexington, Ky., and he needed a ride home to Hawkins County.
Around 5 p.m. on Monday, the Hawkins County Sheriff's Office was dispatched to an address on Fields Gap Road in Church Hill on a complaint by the 82-year-old property owner that a strange man was wandering around the property.
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A young, petite, scantily clad female, usually seen walking down the street by your work or your local walmart. known by he older generation as a "spinner". These women can be usually be seen wearing clothes that would equate to an adult male's shirt sleeve. The name refers to the fact that when you take them home to fuck them, you literally split them up the middle, like firewood, because they're so skinny there isn't any room inside for your dick.
dustin: hey tuck, did you hook up with that skinny bitch the other night?
tuck: yeah, I took her little ass home and split it like firewood!
tuck: yeah, I took her little ass home and split it like firewood!
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Twighlight, the fiction novel about a stupid girl who falls in love with a vampire. She would rather die than not be with him.
Person 1: I wish stephanie meyer would write more twiglight books.
Person 2: Why??
Person 1: I'm running out of Firewood.
Person 2: Why??
Person 1: I'm running out of Firewood.
by Harry potter forever January 14, 2012
fun to watch, it's used as sarcasm so it really means that it's gayer then shit to look at or watch or if a fucker is being gay as shit.
Oh my god, those faggots are being firewood.
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I had the pleasure of hanging out with my good friends Mitch Joel [1] and Avinash Kaushik [2] last week. Check out the results of Mitch pulling out his M-audio podcast recorder and all of us being stuck in a car together [3]. As Mitch says:
This is a deep one with tons of philosophy and insights about consumers, their online experiences, voice of the customer, and where the Web will (hopefully) go.
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Florida legislators have two weeks to create new redistricting map
Leon County Circuit Court Judge Terry Lewis told Florida legislators today that they have until Aug. 15 to submit a new redistricting map showing fairly drawn congressional districts. The state's previous redistricting map was thrown out after Lewis declared on July 10 that Republicans conspired "to manipulate and influence the redistricting process" and that two U.S. House districts in particular – District 5, represented by Democrat U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown and District 10, represented by Republican U.S. Rep. Daniel Webster – don't pass muster and need to be redrawn in time for the 2014 election.
Citizens groups calling for fair districts, including the League of Women Voters, challenged the map that was approved in 2012, saying that it violated the Fair Districts Amendment to the Florida Constitution that was passed by voters in 2010. The maps adopted in 2012, voting rights advocates say, do not comply with the Fair Districts standards and are drawn to favor incumbents. Check out the map in question below, then take a look at the closeup shot of those two questionable districts:
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Lewis is giving legislators until Aug. 15 to submit newly drawn maps to him so they'll be ready for the November 2014 election. If they don't comply? According to the Washington Post, Lewis has a few options – he could redraw the maps himself, he could order the elections to go forward with the current (invalid) maps anyway or he could order the 2014 elections to carry on in all but the two gerrymandered districts, until a new map is approved. Legislative special session, here we come!


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Early stage startups understandably seek to minimize corporate overhead and devote every penny to customer development, engineering, marketing and so forth. Nevertheless, if you want or need the benefits of a business entity such as a corporation or LLC, there are some unavoidable expenses associated with their "care and feeding." (Legal expenses are outside the scope of this post; my "manifesto" on the subject can be found at Quora.)
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Heart-Attack Tax Season for Delaware Startups
It's that time of year again: Tax season. In addition to the headache of personal income taxes, entrepreneurs have to deal with business taxes. Around this time each year, as sure as the sunrise, I get calls and messages from irate founders of new startups who received franchise tax bills from the State of Delaware for an insane amount like $75,000. Why on earth would startup lawyers like me recommend that new companies incorporate in Delaware if they're going to get fleeced by the tax collector? Read more
Veering Off the Beaten Path Into Murky Legal Waters
Path, a high-profile San Francisco social media startup, ignited a firestorm this week with the revelation that its mobile application uploads users' entire iPhone address books to the company's servers without their knowledge or permission. The practice, discovered by Singapore developer Arun Thampi, provoked outrage within the user community and was broadly condemned by the tech business press. Jon Mitchell at ReadWriteWeb wrote that the upshot of Path CEO Dave Morin's initial response was "We did it first, and we'll ask you for permission in a little while." The company quickly apologized on its corporate blog and, as I write this, plans to push out an updated version of the iPhone app to quell users' privacy concerns. Read more
Rookie Cookies: Owning the Batter But Not the Chips
I've gotten on my soapbox before about the importance of forming a business entity as soon as there's a new product or business worth protecting. The most common messes encountered in my startup law practice involve founding teams that somehow never got the formation done right, including the contributions and assignments of intellectual property to the new company and the related issuances of stock to founders and other contributors. As they say, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, so let's drill down and look at the places where things can go right or wrong. Read more
Sisyph.us? Fighting an Unwinnable Domain War
One of the best values a young entrepreneur can absorb early on is the value of learning from mistakes, both your own and those of others. I'm constantly amazed at the extent to which experienced entrepreneurs and angels are willing to share their accumulated knowledge and wisdom, including some painful battle scars, with others. This bedrock of Silicon Valley culture is a prerequisite for the whole phenomenon of venture accelerators. It's the radical opposite of the prevailing culture in established or contracting industries, where all things proprietary or innovative are jealously guarded and information is shared on a "need-to-know" basis. This spirit of "coopetition" is one of the things I truly love about the startup community. Read more
Intellectual Property for Startups in the Real World
Given that 2011 is already behind us, I'd like to take a brief time-out from the usual legal and financial wonkery to wish you and your loved ones a Happy New Year. Many thanks to David Rose, Ilana Grossman, Justin Stanwix, and the whole Gust team for making the Gust Blog such a valuable platform and resource for entrepreneurs and angel investors. I'm proud to contribute to the effort and always enjoy reading what the other authors have to say.
Last month we covered the basics of intellectual property (IP) for startups, including a simple taxonomy, some common issues and related documents for entrepreneurs to use when forming a new startup. I'd like to take a step back and discuss the significance of IP as a component of the overall value that founders intend to create as they grow the company. The questions that arise most with respect to any category of IP at the earliest stages include: Read more
Nuts & Bolts of Intellectual Property for New Startups
So you've chosen a name for your startup, product, or both. Having covered all the bases to ensure that your corporate name is available, the domain name can be acquired, and the name doesn't infringe any existing trademarks (as we discussed last week), now is a good time to look at the categories of intellectual property (IP) that are relevant to most startups. Read more


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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) -- The owner of a northern Virginia financial firm has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after pleading guilty to a wire fraud that prosecutors say cheated investors out of more than $35 million.
Forty-four-year-old William Dean Chapman of Sterling was founder of Reston-based Alexander Capital Markets. Prosecutors say 122 investors lost a collective $36 million over the years in Chapman's scheme. One investor, an elected official identified in court papers only by the initials A.G., lost $18 million.
Prosecutors say investors would transfer stock holdings to Chapman as collateral for loans. Chapman then sold the stocks, despite promising investors that they would get back the value of their stocks.
Chapman tried to withdraw his guilty plea before Friday's sentencing in federal court in Alexandria but was denied.
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(Haystack fire burns itself out)….The fire was reported Sunday.
(Haystack fire burns itself out)….The fire was reported Sunday.
(Brush fire near Buckman Springs)….The fire was reported Tuesday afternoon.
(Minor Temblor south of the border)…But, it was felt in Calexico.
(Over 20 pounds of Methamphetamine found in the trunk)….US Border Patrol agents seized the narcotics recently.
(Supervisors get an update on Vote By Mail Ballots)….The ballots are for the November 5 election.
(Supervisors approve permit fees for food vendors)….But not before the Board amended it.
(IID Dive Team coming back)….The recent drowning death of a Calexico teen was the impetus.
(IID Board approves hiring preference for Vets)…A while back IID Director Bruce Kuhn said he was surprised a preference was not already in place.
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I never enjoy the Paranormal Activity movies that much. Yet I find myself watching every time a new one comes out. I don't know why I haven't given up on the series yet. Probably for the few moments in each movie that's actually quite good. At any rate, I'm glad I kept watching. Paranormal Activity 5 is the best of the series, mitigating some, though not all, of the series' flaws. It's actually a pretty good horror movie.
There are some issues with the Paranormal Activity films that vex me every time. The main issue is that, for the most part, nothing happens. I understand the intention. The films repeat banal, mundane non-events so often—when we know there's more going on—that we're supposed to be writhing with suspense during every pointless shot of the backyard pool. I was writhing, alright. And moaning, "Another shot of the pool!" And then, when you least expect it, you get an eruption of the supernatural. It's a legitimate technique that's just belabored to an extreme. Most of the movie isn't movie at all.
The other issue that irritates me is that the protagonists really don't 'protag.' This is worse than the boring non-events. The characters of the Paranormal Activity movies spend most of the time ensuring that something sinister is indeed afoot. Once they receive confirmation, they wait around until they die, tossed like ragdolls by forces they're powerless against. Whether it's the demonic entities or the coven that serves them, evil always triumphs over good. Because good doesn't do jack shit.
I suppose it's just the Paranormal Activity philosophy that passivity generates more fright for the viewer. The moment the hero or heroine starts fighting back, it's more adrenaline than fear, more action than terror. I don't think that's true—High Tension and Dog Soldiers, amongst others, seem to prove otherwise—but Oren Peli seems to believe it.
Each film in the series does tend to betray Peli more and more, developing plots and vague attempts at action. Paranormal Activity 5 finally escapes the stifling atmosphere before going back into freefall. In this one, some Hispanic teens at an apartment complex get a video camera and decide to record the creepy, old lady downstairs. They find her prancing around a naked girl with big tits. Not long after this, the old lady is murdered and they think their class valedictorian was responsible. Before they can crack the case, one of the teenagers is suddenly gifted with supernatural powers and supernatural roid rage.
The style is a lot more dynamic than the previous Paranormal Activity movies. These kids move around instead of just setting up the camera for still shots of something that may or may not happen around the pool/closet/Playstation. With that comes the most obvious response of, "Why the hell don't they put down the camera?" It may not make sense, but at least it makes a movie. They try to fight against their supernatural foes. And while it ultimately ends as every Paranormal Activity movie ends, at least one semi-automatic weapon has been fired before it gets there. Moreover, there's a girl with big tits.
I also enjoyed the fact that the kids are Hispanic apartment dwellers instead of White yuppies with more money and picket fences than common sense. If I had to see another White guy thrown around a tastefully furnished middle class room by an invisible presence, I might've been done with the series. I don't think there's any real 'subtext' about apartment life or Hispanic American culture; it just revives the series with more energy and a fresh perspective.What's also kinda neat is how every Paranormal Activity movie builds on this mythos they have going on. It's building at a snail's pace, but a little more is invented with each movie. This one somehow ties into the previous movies. Rather than sticking in the same 'family drama,' the connection is a lot more creative. I actually enjoyed this one as a movie in its own right and as a Paranormal Activity movie.


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A while ago at Everon I had to troubleshoot a pretty complex wireless system, set up by Cisco. I had to call Cisco to discuss their setup, and I was fortunate enough to get a technician who was so passionate about his job, he decided that once the issue was resolved, he would like to give me a 1-2 hour lesson on wireless technology, regardless of the Cisco brand. For the 1-2 hours he spoke to me on the phone, I feverishly tried to write down notes on every single thing he said. I wish I'd had a record of the call we had together, as I would go in and make better notes. It was one of the best lessons I have ever received.
Technicians who work on certain brands, whether it is HP, Dell, Cisco, whatever… in my experience they all seem to be reading off of a sheet and don't really care if you understand what they are discussing, as you blindly follow their instructions. And, for the most part, I do blindly follow their instructions. (Because how can I argue about the results? Its their equipment!) But occasionally you will find that one technician who is so passionate about his (or her) field of expertise, that he would like you to experience it as he does. I was so fortunate to have this experience come to life a few months back. (In all honesty, I think that is the way some of our engineers operate here, at Everon, as well. We don't have rigid scripts, we get a call, and we work on it based on our own, personal knowledge, the knowledge of our peers around us, and various tools, so every interaction can be different and exciting. If you are excited to learn what we are doing, we are equally as excited to teach you!)
Anyways, that is my tangent on technicians, now back to wireless technology….
Out of everything the Cisco engineer showed me, one thing he said needs to be done before you purchase any wireless equipment is a wireless site survey. I had never thought of that previously, but it makes sense. How do you know what you need? How much ground do you need to cover? What type of signal strength can you get by with? All of these questions can be answered by a professional who does site surveys for a living. However, if you were interested in doing one yourself, or even if you needed to troubleshoot your existing wireless, what tools do you have at your disposal? It isn't like you can actually see wireless to be able to troubleshoot, so what can you use to help you understand wireless? (There are many different products for Windows machines, none of which I will get into here, as this article is for the Mac engineer who is in need of troubleshooting wireless.) I encounter instances like this all the time, where I am sent out to a client's location, and I have to troubleshoot much more than a simple Mac. Sometimes I will need to troubleshoot their environment and, for wireless environments, I find the best tool for anyone with a Mac is NetSpot.
NetSpot can be downloaded here for free: http://www.netspotapp.com/netspotpro.html
The Pro version is for commercial use. The free version can only be used on you and your friends' home networks. My advice would be if you are going to begin doing site surveys, spend the $149.00 and get the Pro version. The Pro version also includes unlimited data points in every zone (the free version allows 50), flexible grouping of various items in the survey such as APs, SSIDs, channel, vendor, etc (free only allows grouping via SSID), and much more.
However, if you are learning how to do wireless site surveys, the free version is great. It gives you a ton of information on your wireless network, such as the SSID, band (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz), security (WEP, WPA, etc), vendor, mode (b/g/n), level (signal to noise), signal percentage, the noise in DBm, and much more. It updates in real time, and doesn't take up much battery life on your Mac. Using this app is a great first step into reviewing a network, as it will easily allow you to see any issues without the need to jump into the AP or wireless router.
Check out this tool, and if you would like to discuss it further, any of our engineers at Everon would love to talk wireless! Call us at 888-244-1748.


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Hola gang! Things have been super psyched lately. Plus I have a bad cold (hola Autumn!).But huh..better late, than never right? So here we go: beautiful Australian denim brand Rolla's - all about rock n'roll, optimism and simplicity;beautifully organic Pansy Clothing underwear; remembering WET magazine; the amazing hancrafted and stylish Rachel Sees Snail Shoes and getting a splash with cult classic Terence Conran book, Bed and Bath.
Rolla's is a brand created by designer couple Andy Paltos & Sarah Gilsenan. They have joined forces with original classic Australian denim brand Faberge to create something that is not only modern & free, but importantly has deep roots & fond memories to draw from.
Not so long ago, Laura Schoorl and Rachel Corry were driving from San Francisco to Santa Barbara for dinner with Rachel's parents and got to talking. They had both been dreaming of the ideal underwear: minimal, sturdy, beautiful, locally-made underwear you can feel good wearing. Discover Pansy.
WET: The Magazine of Gourmet Bathing, an avant-garde publication of the 1970s and early 1980s, Contained commentary, images, and advice, not all of it strictly about bathing.
I have a thing with bathrooms. Even more so I have a thing with the bathrooms featured on Terence Conran 1978 book Bed and Bath.