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Microorganisms and Meat
Elizabeth Boyle, Ph.D.
Department of Animal Sciences and Industry
Kansas State University
February 1995
Microorganisms are tiny living creatures that are present everywhere in nature and in human environments, including our food supply. People often refer to microorganisms as germs. Bacteria, yeasts, molds and viruses are the most common microorganisms, however, they are too small to be seen with the naked eye. Some microorganisms are useful for the production of specialty meat products, while others may cause spoilage or lead to foodborne illness.
Fermented meat products such as summer sausage and pepperoni are made by adding selected microorganisms to meat in the form of starter cultures. This practice is similar to adding yeast to flour mixtures to produce bread. In both cases, microorganisms are purposely added to food to create a product that will exhibit certain desired characteristics. The tangy flavor typically associated with fermented meat products is the result of acid-producing bacteria that are found in starter cultures.
Some microorganisms cause meat to spoil. Meat should be stored in the coldest part of your refrigerator, or be stored frozen. The temperature of your refrigerator should be kept between 35 and 40F. Although refrigeration will slow the growth of many microorganisms, it does not stop microbial growth entirely. Ground beef, for example, can be safely stored refrigerated for 1 to 2 days; if the meat will not be cooked and consumed within this time period, frozen storage is recommended. Spoiled red meat and poultry generally smells bad, is discolored and may be slimy to the touch. In addition, spoiled poultry may exhibit darkening at the wing tip, plus be sticky under the wing and on the upper surface of the tail. All spoiled meat should be discarded and not eaten.
Some microorganisms are pathogenic which means that they have the ability to cause foodborne illness and make people sick. Pathogens are not intentionally added to meat. Depending on the species, pathogens may be found in soil, in the gastrointestinal tract of domestic animals and humans, in water, and in many other locations. Staphylococcus aureus bacteria can be found in the nose and throat and on the hair and skin of more than half the healthy human population. Because this is such a common pathogen, food can become easily contaminated with this organism. Good hygienic practices are extremely important to prevent Staphylococcus contamination in meat and other foods, in addition to proper handling, cooking and cooling practices.
It is important for you to be aware that microorganisms exist and that they are found in our food supply. You can minimize your risk of exposure to foodborne illness by handling meat safely. Safe handling guidelines and more information about microorganisms in meat can be obtained by contacting your local county extension office.

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- Cartoon Characters: Kitou, Lucy, Nemo, Professor Loopland, Yuck-Yuck, Bogbeastie, Googobbler, Grandma Lil, Grandma Grungina, Bratney, Trashkins.
- Originally Released in 2003.
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- Running Time: 15 minutes.
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Kitou accidentally breaks Lucy's sculpture the day before she's about to hand it in to her art teacher. The little monster must do everything that he can to find material and rebuild an identical sculpture before Lucy returns home.
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- Adult Adventure
- Some Body Parts
- Tools and Tapers
- Straight Barbells
- Accessories
- Curved Barbells
- Replacement Parts
- Captive Bead Rings
- Earlets & Tunnels
- 14k Gold Only
- Ear Plugs
- Segment & Seamless Rings
- Spirals & Claws
- Organics
- Charms
- Hide Your Piercing
- Circular Barbells
- Genuine Diamond Jewelry
- Fixed Bead Rings
- Screwball Rings
These are based on the same idea as the Segment Rings, However they are in much larger gauges, and also have been further improved upon. The Circle Rings will come apart in 2 halves so it is incredibly easy to insert into your piercing. No need to worry if it will fit with the small opening of some Segment Rings.
Also each ring is precision drilled so that a tiny side fitting set screw securely locks the two halves together. The screw is set deep into the ring, and with the secure fit, there is no pinching, scratching, or binding, and the screw is not even seen at all. Also this prevents another hassle of losing a ball or a segment at the worst time. There is no exotic tools needed for the piece, just a regular allen wrench which we include for you is all you need.
They are also made from the same high quality 316LVM Surgical Steel as all of our Steel pieces. These rings are even patented and are protected under patent law, because they are so custom. They are actually cut out of a single block of Surgical Steel, not bent wire.
Customer Reviews
- excellent quality but design flaw Review by JasonK8
I bought this ring to be the answer to my screwball ring problem: the gap between the ball likes to rest inside my urethra. No biggie but sometimes annoying. I decided not to keep the circle ring because of the large cutout for the screw. I thought it would be just a hole for the screw but my ring, 0 ga 5/8 diameter has a large area where the screw and metal edges are exposed. The edges don't appear sharp but I'm not going to risk it. I will wait and try another ring and hope for the smaller screw hole, which should be rounded anyway, no sharp edges. I want to wear this in my pa, I can't have any risk of it scratching me or my partner. It's very tempting though to try it but I'm sending mine back. But I do love shopping here at The Chain Gang.
(Posted on 12/18/14)
- Excellent fit and finish. Excellent quality ring. Quick time from purchase to arrival. Review by Ben
My summary says it all. The weight is just perfect for My PA and the 1/2" x 3/8" fits just right. Perfect piece of jewelry.
(Posted on 12/17/14)
- Excellent quality Review by Max
Purchased three 00 gauge circle rings with 1" internal diameter two for scrotum piercing third for PA. Very well made and fit perfectly. Quick international delivery. Thanks again.
(Posted on 12/17/14)
- Premium product from start to finish, pun intended. :) Review by WyGuy
Very nice product, exceptional quality, have purchased jewelry for years and this is top of the line product. Reminds me of the quality of what most consider to be the mother of the piercing movement, now closed. Gauntlet Products.
Fit and finish of pieces is beyond excellent craftsmanship. Obviously a company who uses their own products. This higher level of care comes from using as well as selling. The expertise is beyond match.
Including extra Allen wrench and extra closure screw shows the caliber of the seller. Why go elsewhere?? Really??
(Posted on 12/17/14)
- Large Guage ring Review by ctnolter
There are more positive aspects for this ring than negative, Overall good ring purchase.
I was always told you should always use titanium, but is very hard to find this gauge in anything but surgical steel. Not a knock on the ring quality. So weight is going to be much more heavy from my existing OOO guage titanium ring. I would expect that to be enjoyable to some people.
I have had my PA for 20 some years. I understand that among other things sleeping on it wrong and using wrong soap can irritate it. The joints and recessed edge of the tap screw are currently irritating my uretha. I have had the ring for now about 2 weeks and beleive this may be temporary as it is starting to receed and not be as sensitive.
I wish the hole going into the tap screw was little more flared and polished smooth. Please understand there is not a sharp corner but not flared enough in my opinion. This would ease the irritation of my uretha because the ring does spin during wear, so I can feel that spot sometimes and might have to adjust.
I'm surprised how tight one screw can get the 2 halves to stick together with no movement.
Overall, I would reccomend this ring for people looking to go bigger in guage.
(Posted on 12/11/14)
- Great Selection Review by Ernest
Bought my roommate's 1" 0g PA and was just too much for my average stature. Found this site and ordered my 2g 3/4" and it rocks, love the smaller diameter choices, will be ordering a 0g 5/8" soon. Good delivery times as well. Looking forward to this year's camping at the "clothing optional" campgrounds and show the jewelry off.
(Posted on 12/8/14)
- Very nice Review by Haywire
These are just the ticket for small large gauge rings. I got a 3/8" 1ga. No way you find that in a normal CBR.
(Posted on 12/6/14)
- LOVE THE SEGMENT RING Review by Kona Dave
Just what I wanted. I love shopping at CHAIN GANG. Looks realy good on me!
I enjoy wearing them.
Very hot and sexy!
Deliverd very fast.
I actually bought the segment ring in 3 different sizes.
(Posted on 11/29/14)
- great but ? Review by joepro15
I loved it but wish I came in a 8ga or at least a 6ga. the smallest they made is 2ga. and I were it on my foreskin its sort of heavy for there but my gal likes it for sex knowing it won't come off & very smooth...rocks her clock..
(Posted on 11/29/14)
- Awesome Review by rbus3350
Aside from thinking that 2 screws came with this item, it is as I said AWESOME.
I am 64 and it fits my PA great. Thanks folks.
(Posted on 11/27/14)
- Great ring Review by T-cat
I have both 0 and 00 gauge rings in 1 inch diameter. I will be ordering smaller diameters. 1 inch can be uncomfortable when being active. Looks and feels great!
(Posted on 11/21/14)
- Great Review by ProJoe
I bought the 2GA. its was for my pierced foreskin which I where captive type rings for added sexual pleasure for my girl friend its great like the screw in install makes it simple to put on, only wish they made one in well say 6 or 8 Ga. I would get another ..thanks for the great products .......Joe
(Posted on 11/20/14)
- Great Product with Allen wrench Review by HotBudJD
I originally bought this product for a PA when it was at 1 ga in order to begin the stretching process to 0 ga. The piece was well made and I generally liked it, but the stainless screw was too soft and it was hard to find a screw driver small enough to use in the recess. I managed to strip a couple of screws and even bought replacement screws and the same thing happened, so it sat in my drawer for fear that I would get it on and not be able to get it off.
Today I have a 00 ga piercing and happened to look back at this product and noticed that it now comes with an allen wrench type of screw and that the include an allen wrench (my package had two allen wrenches) Because it's a great price for the quality, I ordered it again at 00 ga and was very pleased with the quality and the ease of putting in and getting out the little screws that holds it together. This is a great improvement! I've read a few reviews that say that the pieces don't fit well together. That's not my experience at all - both pieces I purchased fit perfectly and the recess is smooth on all sides so that my PA piercing is not irritated by it. I love it and am happy that I took a chance on buying again. It measures up with the quality and originality I got with the monster screwball, which I also love wearing. Kudos!
(Posted on 11/18/14)
- circle ring Review by PEIRECED GUY
(Posted on 11/14/14)
- Fantastic, love them Review by T-cat
I have 0 gauge, 1 inch dia. and 00 gauge, 1 inch dia. Best rings i have ever had, the weight is great, love it swinging in my PA. Hope to size up soon.
(Posted on 11/14/14)
- excellent Review by rocky
i got one of my nuts twisted in one of two hernia operations. It would not descend after the op. just putting the weights on feels like im almost back to normal. thx chain g!
(Posted on 11/13/14)
- "ONE of the BEST" Review by pmfraz
I have made several jewelry purchases over the years from The Chaingang Body Jewelry as I gaged up with my PA. This by far is my best purchse. At 1g now on my PA it is so comfortable. I can't wait until I gage up to "0" that is where I think I will stop.
(Posted on 10/29/14)
- good Review by David
I like it however for some reason it blocks the pee from coming out and is rather heavy
(Posted on 10/15/14)
- 0 Gauge Circle Ring Review by ChaseStorm
Extremely satisfied with my 0 gauge circle ring. It's being used as a Prince Albert and I love the weight of it. I will most surely purchase more from #thechaingang
(Posted on 10/13/14)
- i like it, could be better Review by Rafa
first, they should be more honest when the specific jewelry is out of stock. The jewelry itself is solid. I am happy about its construction; it's true that the larger hole takes away from its aesthetic quality however. I'm am also concerned about the screw; I am thankful for the second one they included. I am generally satisfied.
I am so sorry that you had a bad experience with us. Unfortunately sometimes we really just do not know when you order that we will run out of stock by the time we get to your order as we are filling over 500 orders per week.
Also on the construction we are actually right now implementing smaller holes on the Circle Rings, but the screws will be the same as we are totally pleased with their performance.
If I we can help further please do not hesitate to email us at any time.
(Posted on 9/30/14)
- Fits like glove Review by Fuzzybehr
The ring fits and replaces my 1/2" PA and fit beautiful. Nice to have hanging when walking and in the locker room hehe
(Posted on 9/10/14)
- It was not for me ! Review by Changable
This is a good piece if you don't switch your jewelry out much. To hard to remove and replace in my PA piercing !
(Posted on 9/3/14)
- Great product Review by DanW
Excellent finish. Includes an extra set screw and two drivers for if/when needed. Couldn't be happier as I've wanted this size ring with no ball (Prince Albert) for a number of years. *FIVE STARS*
(Posted on 8/30/14)
- So Comfortable. And Hot! Review by Drayton
This ring came with screw driver device and 2 screws... a complete package for my package! And it's so comfortable. Thinking of ordering a 2 gauge and a 0 gauge to go with the 1 gauge I purchased. Highly recommend!
(Posted on 8/21/14)
- Half inch gauge circle ring for my PA, FANTASTIC! Review by Don
Just put the circle ring in last night and it is wonderful!
The quality and craftsmanship of your products is unparalleled and I will CONTINUE to purchase all of my body jewellery from this site. You guys ROCK!
(Posted on 8/14/14)
- excellent Review by Shane
I ordered this for my PA. Very secure and great quality. Love it. Best ring I've ever had
(Posted on 8/2/14)
- Except for the large cutout Review by Kobi
Although I'm satisfied with the quality of the circle ring, I don't care for the new larger cutout design for the screw. The older circle rings have a smaller cutout for the screw and are more aesthetically pleasing.
(Posted on 7/24/14)
- great product Review by Ron
The circle ring I got from the Chain Gang is superb. The quality cant be matched. It is very comfortable and I wear it 24/7. Great job guys.
(Posted on 7/19/14)
- Not that bad.. Review by Hole punch
The ring is of a high quality and happy with the service of this company... Only issue is if the allen key opening and bolt could be smaller as a large side of the ring is open to accommodate it... This could be improved considering the dimensions of it.. 0 gauge.
Appart from that i recommend this site :)
(Posted on 7/19/14)
- New favorite! Review by Jerry
Really love this ring. Haven't worn anything else since it arrived. More comfortable than a CBR because no ball and it really makes a difference. The weight seems ideal. Took about 6 weeks because it was out of stock in my size. 0 gauge 3/4".
(Posted on 7/18/14)
- 0g Septum: Awesome, but can be a little difficult Review by Porkchop
This is awesome and is a great substitution for the ones that need pliers to open, which is damn near impossible. I put this in my septum, and I love that the diameter isn't excessively large. Came with 2 screws which thrilled me, because it's entirely too easy to lose one.
Took a while for them to ship to me, so just fyi.
Because the nature of the product is to separate into 2 halves, it can be difficult to "install" on your own. Get a friend to help, or just be patient as you drop the screw over and over again.
(Posted on 7/18/14)
- "O" gauge circle ring Review by Barry
This "O" gauge circle ring replaced a "2" gauge captive bead ring. It is well made and I love the feel of it. This ring is intended for permanent daily wear until I replace it with an "OO" gauge circle ring which I will be ordering shortly. I have had my PA for 23 years and this is the most comfortable ring I have ever worn. Great service and a great product from the Chain Gang.
(Posted on 7/18/14)
- 5 stars Review by guest
excellent choice
(Posted on 6/21/14)
- Fantastic service, great range and superb quality. Review by Brad
Very prompt service and a great range to from which to choose. I have made several purchases and recommend the Chain Gang to others.
A great oo gauge circle ring!
(Posted on 4/26/14)
- circle ring is superb Review by Ron
Superb quality and appearance. Well worth the cost.
(Posted on 4/4/14)
- Amazing jewelry Review by Flybyatc
Very high quality jewelry. It looks amazing and feels amazing. Have always been a fan of the circle rings. Can't wait to save up and get another one but in a bigger size
(Posted on 3/28/14)
- Won't be going back to segment ring Review by mike
I've ordered segment rings in similar gauge and size (1g 3/4) and had to wait over a month! This shipped FAST and looks and works awesome! If you currently have a segment ring for your PA, do yourself a favor and try this on. You won't be sorry.
(Posted on 2/27/14)
- Superb quality merchandise combined with superior customer service Review by Scott
Your segment rings are precision made, with a customer service department that is unsurpassed in every way!
(Posted on 2/17/14)
- Superb quality and customer service. Makes shopping so enjoyable! Review by Scott
Beyond my segments rings being superior in quality and price, the entire staff is dedicated to true customer service . Products are exactly as advertised and being a repeat customer, I order all my body jewelry and accessories exclusively from The Chain Gang? Thanks for everything.
(Posted on 2/17/14)
- The best thing I've ever done for my boy Review by Dellbert
I've been through a lot of PA rings, and this one is by far the best of the bunch. Like others have said, you barely know it's there. The ring itself is like any other heavy gauge ring, there's just no added weight from a ball. Further, because it's pretty much seamless in fit, it has the freedom to move as you move through your day with no pinching or anything similar. Secondly, because it all fits together with a single screw, there's no need to risk dismemberment when taking off or putting on as with segment rings. Lastly, the only drawback for me is I like to take mine off and on can't do that easily unless you carry a screw driver with you everywhere, but I guess one could.
You can't go wrong with this one, trust us all!
(Posted on 11/16/13)
- Comfortable Ring Review by Henry
My 0 gauge circle ring is generally very comfortable, although sometimes I can feel the gap as it moves through the hole. Nice piece of jewelry and looks great!
(Posted on 10/30/13)
- Great Product Review by brad
Got my ring a couple of weeks ago...its HUGE!!! LOL. Very nice finish,easy to put in and take apart. I wear this in my scrotum piercing,i figure judging by the weight my nut sack should be down between my knee's in few months. Highly recommend!!
(Posted on 10/13/13)
- Circle Ring Review by Kobi
This circle ring will replace my PA segment ring. Now that i need a bigger size the circle ring is just right.
(Posted on 9/14/13)
- Probably the MOST COMFORTABLE RING! Review by Ronnie
This ring nicely weighted, smooth all around with NO SHARP EDGES ANYWHERE TO BE FOUND ON THIS RING, with a screw that "hides away" making this piece of jewelry a "win-win" on ALL LEVELS!! I am sure those who have this jewelry would definitely agree! Thank you for excellent customer service!
(Posted on 8/20/13)
- Excellent Review by BJ
Nicely made and fits well. Couldn't ask for more.
(Posted on 7/31/13)
- Excellent Review by PA Guy
Got a 0g 1/2in ring. very comfortable. looks great. nice product.
(Posted on 5/23/13)
- Awesome Review by Gary
Another quality piece, i have purchased similair items elswhere in the past and they have not been of the same high standard.
Once again i will be shopping here again,
(Posted on 5/17/13)
- A little itchy, but that's easily sorted Review by Killian
I bought the 5/8"g (with the 1" inside diameter) ring, and I'm impressed with how neatly the two halves form a whole circle. Additionally, there are no burrs or scratches on the surface, which is polished very nicely. There are still gaps between the halves wide enough to cause irritation (and the hole where the screw holding the two halves can catch on skin, which is not pleasant when worn on a PA, as is mine). These can be 'filled' with a temporary sealant, like food-grade paraffin wax or other non-toxic stuff (paraffin wax is good for your skin, anyway, so use that).
(Posted on 5/1/13)
- great ring Review by pete
I would highly recomend this ring if you are looking for a great ring at a great price the fit and finish is great, very comfortable to wear in my PA
(Posted on 4/12/13)
- segment ring Review by Rick
excellent quality ring. I use it for my PA. Fits perfectly. very comfortable. Appreciated the quick time from purchase to arrival.
(Posted on 3/10/13)


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'Here Comes the Sun' Performed at a Spanish Unemployment Office by Flash Mob
August 13, 2013 in Culture, Music by Justin Beach
I think that George Harrison would have loved this use of his song. The Spanish economy, like many in Europe, isn't exactly booming and this brought some smiles to people who looked like they could use one. As Dan Colman at Open Culture says:
"It's a song about getting through the darkness — personal, professional, seasonal, etc. And it's simply a perfect pick for the flashmob performance you'll witness above. Unlike so many other feel-good flashmob performances staged in Europe (see below), this one takes place in a dreary unemployment office in Spain (Madrid, to be precise) where unemployment hovers around 26% and homelessness is on the rise. It doesn't try to sugarcoat life in Spain. It just provides a little ray of hope."


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Houston, TX provides an excellent learning ground for anyone wishing to enter or excel within the HVAC industry. Because skilled tradespeople must adhere to rigorous standards, many students pursue certification in addition to the traditional licensure. A Texas HVAC certificate also shows potential employers that an applicant possesses the knowledge and skills to complete a project and work well on the job site. HVAC certification in Houston is so critical that many businesses will not hire individuals without this key credential.
Texas Licensure and Certification
To operate as an HVAC technician in Houston, an individual must hold a license from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. "Registered" technicians have been approved to operate as contractors within the state, whereas "certified" technicians have passed a qualifying exam in addition to the normal registration process. In many cases the HVAC certification gives customers confidence to hire someone who would otherwise be without a job.
Prepare for an HVAC Career
In order to gain certification, tradespeople in Houston must go through the appropriate HVAC training. The fastest path to an in-demand career is enrolling in one of the local heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration schools.
1. Obtain Hands-on Training
Getting certified in Texas depends on having the right education and experience. Today's HVAC technicians must understand not only the mechanics of various equipment but also how those systems work together to ensure the perfect temperature and humidity for people, machines and merchandise. Technicians can obtain basic skills in as little as ten months and then acquire advanced knowledge through years of practice and dedication.
Some core concepts taught at Houston's HVAC/R schools include:
- How to install, assess, maintain and repair heating and cooling systems
- How to ensure a safe environment for the worker and for the customer
- How to read blueprints and design or adjust systems to manufacturer specifications
- How to combine electrical theories, plumbing concepts, fabrication steps, program controls and computer software to create an energy-efficient climate control system
2. Apply for a License
Not every HVAC/R school graduate becomes a licensed technician. At the most basic level, candidates must be at least 18 years old and possess at least three years of practical heating and cooling experience within the previous five years. After those criteria are met, the individual can submit an application packet to the regulatory agency. During this licensing review candidates must submit their class and endorsement selections, work histories, transcripts, criminal background questionnaires and application fees.
3. Pass the Test
After a Texas HVAC license has been granted, the recipient can register for the state industry examination. The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation currently operates four locations around Houston to accommodate area residents. Men and women from other parts of the state can take the same certifying exam in cities such as Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, El Paso or Fort Worth.
This computer-based exam screens applicants on the topics of refrigeration components and principles, heat loads, piping, air distribution and climate control, ventilation, equipment and controls, boilers, mechanical codes, federal/state administrative rules and more. Test questions can vary based on whether a person is pursuing a Class A license with no restrictions or a Class B license with power caps.
As mentioned previously, holding a Houston HVAC certification can help a recent graduate obtain an entry-level job or can help a tenured professional reach a higher spot within the field. While the testing is rigorous, the rewards of proper HVAC training are immeasurable.
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At FORTIS, students are provided the skills and training needed to enter careers in industries that have employment opportunity over time. What industries you ask? FORTIS offers career education and training programs in the nursing, healthcare, medical, dental, business, information technology, skilled trades, massage and cosmetology career fields. That makes Fortis a post-secondary network of colleges and institutes with a wide variety of educational choices!
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HttpWatch 9.2 is now available for download and brings the level of SSL reporting in Firefox up to the same level as the plugin for IE and the iOS app.
SSL handshake timings are now displayed in Firefox:
and in-depth information about the SSL protocol used by each connection:
We've also made some other SSL related improvements that are available in the Firefox/IE plugins and the HttpWatch Studio log file viewer. The first is that SSL information can now be added as columns in the main request grid:
There's also a new warning that can be used to highlight HTTPS connections that have potential vulnerabilities:
Posted on February 14, 2014 in Firefox,HTTPS,HttpWatch,SSL Tags: HTTPS,HttpWatch,SSL
Every six weeks a new version of Firefox is released by Mozilla. Unfortunately, binary extensions like HttpWatch need to be recompiled and ship a new DLL for each new release.
Currently, HttpWatch supports the following versions of Firefox:
2, 3, 3.5, 3.6, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17
There's 18 different version of Firefox that HttpWatch needs to support and be tested against. Also. every six weeks the HttpWatch installer increases in size, takes longer to install and takes up more space on the target machine.
We really need to start dropping support for older Firefox versions as we'll get up to Firefox version 30 in about 18 months time!
One of Firefox's key benefits is the range and power of the add-ons available compared to Chrome and Internet Explorer. However the rapid release cycle, and the emphasis on change rather than backwards compatibility, means that even non-binary extensions often need to be updated.
Depending on the extension, there may even be a period where the add-on does not work with the latest version of Firefox. So on the one hand you want to keep Firefox updated to ensure that you have the latest security fixes, but on the other you don't want to keep breaking extensions that you use on a regular basis.
It turns out there is a way to keep your extensions working for longer and keep up with Firefox security fixes.
It's called Firefox ESR (Extended Support Release):
The idea is that at every 7th major version from version 10 onwards is designated an ESR release.
If you run with this version of the browser you will be in the ESR update channel:
You'll get all the latest security fixes without breaking compatibility with add-ons for approximately 42 weeks or 7 Firefox release cycles.
So users of Firefox 10.0 ESR would recently have moved to Firefox 17.0 ESR. They will stay on Firefox 17.0 and get security updates until Firefox 24 is released.
It's not very well publicized by Mozilla, but Firefox 17 ESR is available for download from the Mozilla FTP server.
In future we're planning on only supporting Firefox versions that include the last two Firefox ESR releases. So, in the update for Firefox 18 we would drop support for Firefox versions 2.0 to 9.0. Then when Firefox 24 is released next year we would drop support for versions 10 to 16.
We've studied Firefox version usage on our site and it looks like dropping version support in this way is likely to affect less than 1% of Firefox users.
What do you think? Please let us know in the comments below or by email if the change would significantly impact the way that you use HttpWatch
Posted on December 06, 2012 in Firefox,HttpWatch Tags: Firefox,HttpWatch
HttpWatch has been updated to support Firefox 15 and add some new features:
SPDY Version 3 is an updated version of the SPDY protocol and includes some performance related changes such as improved header compression. These changes have been included in Firefox 15 but are not enabled by default. To try out SPDY version 3 you need to enable the network.http.spdy.enabled.v3 setting in about:config:
There's also a new SPDY Version column that you can add in HttpWatch 8.5 to show which version of the protocol is being used. Here's a screen shot from HttpWatch looking at the HTTPS version of wordpress.com. You can see that wordpress uses version 2 of the SPDY protocol but the Google resources use SPDY version 3:
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Food & Wine polled dozens of globe-trotting chefs to find out what restaurants they're dying to go to. Here, the chefs' picks in North and South America.
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Tulum, Mexico: Hartwood
There are no ovens, induction burners, or even walls at this small, open restaurant on Mexico's Yucatán peninsula. Here, chef Eric Werner uses only a grill or a wood-burning oven to prepare bold dishes such as slow-roasted pork belly with smoky-sweet pineapple. Drinks, like his spicy grapefruit margarita, are mixed in a hut made of whitewashed branches.


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Pope's resignation a test in stakeholder management
The image of Pope Benedict XVI making his final departure from the Vatican aboard a helicopter will live forever as the iconic moment of what is arguably one of the leading Roman Catholic news stories of the last century.
This Pope, unlike the last 71 popes before him, resigned. He announced his resignation on February 11, a mere 17 days before his papacy was set to conclude.
In our profession, we help people and organizations build relationships with their constituencies by mapping strategies for implementing and communicating—among many other things—major changes. There's very few constituencies (more than one billion) larger than the Roman Catholic Church, and—for them—there's probably no bigger change than the transition from one Pope to another.
So, from a strategic standpoint, how was that transitioned handled?
In my opinion, it was handled masterfully. The way Pope Benedict gracefully accepted the degree to which his ailing health compromised his ability to perform his job is a refreshing precedent for an organization oft-scrutinized for being stuck in 'the' old ways of doing things.
Also, condensing the lead-time to only 17 days saves the Church from a long, drawn-out and fatiguing process while simultaneously prompting a swift selection process. (This preparation should not go unnoticed)
Pope Benedict did exactly what we advise our clients to do during times of transition; he got out in front of the issue, and arrived at a solution that everyone will benefit from.
History teaches us that practically all Popes have held onto their papacy until death—sometimes through months, even years of failing health. During these unfortunate times, health issues will force surrogates in the Vatican to assume authority, an alienating concession of power that can harm the Vatican's prominence and inspiration.
By preempting this possibility, Pope Benedict has gifted future Popes with the realization that it's okay to be human, and ultimately, it's for the betterment of the Church to have a strong and vigorous spiritual leader in the Vatican—a wonderful gift of humility for the Church.
This has also allowed him a non-voting voice in his successor—a shortlist he has most undoubtedly gotten close to in his near-eight years of service.
As will always be the case, gossip and rumors will suggest the Pope steps down amid pressure from scandals, but the official reasoning for his resignation belies this logic, and has positioned Pope Benedict to initiate beneficial change, even from beyond his distant post.
An historic transition of moral authority, not seen for more than 600 years in the Roman Catholic Church, strategically handled with dignity and humility.


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Who doesn't remember senior year in high school, when you ruled the school (or at least thought you did) and could finally participate in rite-of-passage traditions like voting for superlatives?
As harmless as these things may seem, The New York Post reported that New York City's Board of Education recently condemned Stuyvesant High School's annual "Crush List" (an informal directory of the most attractive or desirable classmates) because the seniors took it a step too far by adding a category called, "I'd Tap That." And while that example seems more like a loss of innocence than a reason for the tradition's end, a group of senior girls at Millburn High School in New Jersey, until recently, took list-making to another level for at least a decade with the annual creation of a "Slut List," according to The New York Times.
That school's most recent list included 20 freshman girls (ages 13 and 14) with sexually explicit descriptions (too graphic to divulge here) between their first and last names. This is where I think officials need to step in. Maybe it's because I have a daughter and can't imagine the pain it would cause her if she was on this list, but no teenager should have to endure such unsolicited embarrassment and harassment.
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Mob violence, an elephant, and tons of fire.
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The Artist Formerly Known As Mos Def changes name, remains "socially conscious."
That's about right, Internet.
Two 'Yes and two Jays.
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Pitbull does his own thang with Kanye and Jay-Z's original, also directs the video.
Our music critic weighs in on that and other pop matters.
Our Game of Thrones buddy-comedy remake, the Community cast playing pop-culture trivia, every Michael Scott celebrity impression from The Office, and more!
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I have a scar down my nose from an incident 5 months ago. We have discussed this in the past and you recommended GBLR surgery (Geometric Broken Line Revision) followed by dermabrasion.
I went to see a facial plastics surgeon in my local area and he recommended I see a laser specialist as an "early intervention" , less aggressive approach. The specific lasers he thought might work were Nd:YAG or Pulsed Dye. The surgeon suggested it would shrink the width of the scar.
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I wrote the post Darkness to light by degree while we were in France and when we got back to the UK, my parents showed me this photo my photographer sister took of Pikalily watching the bonfire and fireworks on China Bro's birthday. It goes quite well with the post but also, it's just a beautiful photo. If you haven't read the post, you can catch up on it here.
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Yamaha's David Philippaerts will be unable to contest the 64th Motocross of Nations for Italy at Thunder Valley, Lakewood, Colorado, on September 26th. David suffered a second-degree strain of the media lateral ligament in his right knee at the final GP of the year last weekend. A scan revealed the damage will not require an operation, but needs to be rested for 20 days before he can begin light cycling and running.
David Philippaerts said, "This is the last thing I wanted to happen because the news at Fermo that we could go and race for our country was fantastic for us and all the fans. I'm lucky that the injury is not a third-degree tear because that would mean surgery. However, I cannot ride nor do anything for nearly three weeks now; if the ligament has any more stress then it might go completely and that would put me out for quite a while."


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It was a sunny day in Cali and the girls decided to spend some time together and catch the sights on the high rise balcony. It was a gorgeous view and things started getting a little hot. Kirstten, Melissa, and Sammie were into each other and decided to take the action inside. What happened next was pure fantasy. These three extremely beautiful babes satisfied any mans sexual fantasy and got freaky with each other. It was fucking epic and a scene you will never forget!


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This is a beautiful hotel, run by an amazing staff that will do anything for you. It's in an wonderful location that seems like a secret spot. You enter by key through an old door that's barely noticed on the busy street. You then step in to an elegant version of the 1700′s. As you pass through the interior, you walk in to the most beautiful tiled courtyard complete with heaters, romantic lighting, sofas, and tables. A great spot for the last drink of the evening, or the first cup of coffee in the morning. All of the rooms are stylish and unique. Staying here will make your trip perfect. You go out in to the bustling non stop party that is the French Quarter, have fun, then step back in to this quit oasis. It is well worth your while to stay here!
In 1956, while a student at Tulane and needing a part time job, I became a night clerk at the hotel from 8:oopm to 12:oopm or 1:00am can't remember. Also was on duty on Sunday mornings.(and presented coffee and pastry at the fountain) The hotel had 13 rooms then, and of course we took no guests from the street..only by reservations. The phone system was a "peg board" system operated at the front desk…. Met Vinson Price there when he came to N.O. seeking art. Have wonderful memories of my N.O. experience, especially the honor of being one of the "quarter" people..we all stuck together. Now 76yrs. look forward to a trip to the quarter hopfully soon.
WOW! From the moment we arrived, our six day stay was perfect! If you would like a small hotel experience with all of the charm the french quarter has to offer, we highly recommend the Maison de Ville. The staff is truly exceptional and could not have been any more accomodating. My husband is always amazed how I find "that perfect place" to stay and this truly was one of the best!
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We were the first "official" guests of the current owners of the hotel. This hotel is such a wonderful place to stay. The owners are so accommodating and have more than all of the bases covered. This was absolutely a five star experience. Bourbon street is right out the front door and the hotel is yet also secluded! Halloween was a luxurious and romantic blast for my husband and I, thanks to the Maison De Ville. We can't wait to book out reservations again soon!
My wife and I recently enjoyed a wonderful weekend in the cute well appointed two level cottage at Maison de Ville. This historic boutique hotel was just recently completely restored and is absolutely beautiful. While relaxing in lovely serene Spanish style courtyard it was hard for us to believe that we were in the heart of the French Quarter just steps away from Bourbon St. The courtyard is also adjoined to the courtyard of The Court of Two Sisters famous for the best jazz brunch in New Orleans. Our gracious host Richard and Cassie were not only a joy to be around they also made sure all the little details were taken care of. They arrange for airport pickup in a limo, cocktails upon arrival, a fabulous dinner in the courtyard catered by the Court of Two Sisters as well as tickets to the House of Blues gospel brunch. My wife and I have traveled around the world and I have over 20 years of hospitality management experience and put Maison de Ville at the top of list of places to stay anywhere in the world and an absolute must if you're going to New Orleans!!!
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Lantronix xPrintServer Home Edition perfect for PC-less printing
Way back in the cold month of January, TUAW reviewed the Lantronix xPrintServer, a US$149.95 intelligent print server designed to put networked printers in reach of iOS devices. As noted in the review, the device worked great and is perfect for offices big or small, but it didn't work with USB ...
Lantronix announces XPrintServer Home Edition for iOS wireless printing
Back in January I had the pleasure of reviewing the Lantronix XPrintServer. It's a handy little US$149.95 box that businesses can use to easily make networked printers visible to iOS devices. At the time, I remember thinking that a home version of the XPrintServer would be really popular. Well,...
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Chefs, ahoy! The cheftestants are setting sail for Alaska. While aboard, they'll tackle a Quickfire of cruise ship proportions, elevating iceberg lettuce into a flavorful amuse bouche.
For the Elimination Challenge, they must create a new spin on the cruise ship classic, Surf and Turf. The pressure is on to make the final four, and one cheftestant disembarks in a heartbreaking elimination. Guest judge Curtis Stone joins Hugh Acheson, head judge Tom Colicchio and host Padma Lakshmi.
We approach the final four. Padma announces that the chefs are packing their bags for an Alaskan cruise to determine the final four!
Quickfire Challenge: Elevating iceberg lettuce into a flavorful amuse bouche.
The chefs are hosting the Welcome Aboard party for the Celebrity Cruises and have two hours to create a single dish for 200 guests and have two hours to make 200 portions.
Josh's elevated version of the wedge salad, with apple cider vinaigrette, bacon jam, and blue cheese rave reviews, as did Stefan's pastrami, braised lettuce, and fingerling potato dish. And while everyone's flavors were strong, Lizzie's iceberg salad and Brooke's bacon, lettuce and scallop wrap both lost points for being difficult to eat.
But Sheldon's pork and shrimp Vietnamese lettuce wrap with pickled iceberg hearts brought the most complex flavors, and he earned an advantage in the Elimination challenge.
Elimination Challenge: Create a new spin on the cruise ship classic, Surf and Turf.
The chefs will run dinner service at Qsine, making their own innovative takes on Surf and Turf. Each chef picks two proteins, and once the proteins have been selected, they are no longer available for anyone else. Sheldon, being the Quickfire winner, gets advantage of first pick, and picks…lobster and beef filet. Josh goes for the pork, as we all knew he would and pairs that with scallops. Brooke goes with the gutsy pick of frog legs and mussels Stefan pairs pork belly with eel.
The Final Five await their fate.
Brooke won the challenge and a seven-night Caribbean vacation for two.
Sheldon and Stefan were the bottom two.
In the end Stefan is sent packing. Now he'll face off against his "wife" in Last Chance Kitchen.
The Final Four!
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MELBOURNE -- How will technology transform the body? TED Fellow Lucy McRae constructs the possibilities.
MELBOURNE -- Imagine you could take a pill that lets you sweat perfume; have an electronic tattoo that could be augmented by touch; or wear a dress that blushes and shivers with your emotions. No, this isn't the stuff of sci-fi dreams, it's the far-future designs of Melbourne body architect Lucy McRae.
McRae imagines new ways to merge biology and technology into our own bodies. Her visualizations are fascinating and often unnerving possibilities of what our bodies might look like in the future.
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Texas A&M vs Missouri Mens Basketball
Took a trip to College Station to watch Texas A&M take on Missouri in men's basketball for a feature on Missouri guard Phil Pressey, a graduate of the Episcopal School of Dallas. Pressey is one of 12 finalists for the Bob Cousy Award. The Cousy Award is given to the top collegiate male basketball point guard.
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A Postcard for FDNY
May 29
In In The Field, Lighting, On Location at 7:51am
Ten House is located on Liberty St., spitting distance from the World Trade Center site. They just got two new rigs, and it fell to 10 Truck chauffeur, Aaron Burns, who doubles as the house photog, to shoot a postcard of these brand spanking new machines. A postcard, and maybe a shot to put on the wall, if things worked out. Read the rest of this entry »
The Year Starts….
Jan 3
In In The Field, News, On Location at 7:25am
Thankfully, without too much travel, at least right away. Have a local job over the weekend, and next week, down in DC for the annual National Geographic Seminar. Photographers don't have too much of an opportunity anymore to gather as a group, so it will be fun to see friends, long time shooters and colleagues. In between, on Tuesday, 1/7, I'll be at Adorama in NYC. Starting off the year with an irreverent, impromptu, seat of the pants (is there any other way?) floor of the store small flash demo in the Adorama pro department. It'll be a hoot. I'm giving away about a dozen books, pocket guides, a few t-shirts in response to important, impertinent, rash, insightful, goofy or otherwise interesting questions. Here's the link.
Speaking of Adorama, while in Mexico, in December, I did a shot at a tailor's shop for Ado TV. Here's the link to that episode. As you might see in the video, it's a simple pic, done with one Elinchrom Ranger from across the street, firing through a bed sheet hanging in a door way, and minimally tweaked with a bounced light inside the store.
I was in Guanajuato, working with my dear friend, Hector Segovia, with PhotoXperience Mexico, which is rapidly becoming the go to learning center for photography in all of Mexico. I kept passing this tailor shop, with the whir of ancient sewing machines and feel of long time family ownership, and I asked Hector if we could go in. And, it being Guanajuato, we were warmly received, and made arrangements to do a photo session in there.
The Adorama TV segments, by necessity, go very quickly. After finishing up, I decided to pull the camera angle a touch to the right, to pick up a weird/interesting store mannequin, off by the doorway to the back of the shop.
Now, I really liked the mannequin guy, with his studious glasses and ascot, but the big black hole of the doorway was bothersome. And, rightly or wrongly, I do believe in lighting through a shot, however minimally, to create interest and detail for the viewer's eye all the way through the three zones of a photo–foreground, middle ground and background. So we stashed another Elinchrom back there, sporting a full CTO gel to simulate the bare incandescent bulb that was already existing in the room.
On a shot like this, radio triggers are required gear, pretty much. The two power packs don't really see each other, and neither see the camera, so a radio is the way to go. We've been using both the PocketWizard Plus III units, and the PlusX units with a good deal of success for simple stuff like this. Not too much in the way of interference or range issues. We do use the Multi-max units, but they have much more capability than is needed for a shot like this, which, from the get go, is aimed at making it look like no lighting was applied at all.
Looking forward to going to the city on the 7th. My wife Annie runs the Adorama Pro Department, and of course Daniel and Efraim will be there, so it will be like family. Maybe we won't do any flash demo, and we'll just get together and sing some songs. Uh, no….I'll stick with flash stuff.
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Jul 22
In On Location, Tips & Tricks at 7:01am
When you first take a camera in hand, this black box with a lens on it can seem to be a glaze inducing riot of numbers, symbology, and menu options. 2.8, 4, 5.6, plus or minus 2 EV……..if you're not numerically inclined, there is, to say the least, potential for confusion. The shutter speed dial has more logic, right? Twice or half, depending on which way you turn it. Initial forays in making f-stops and shutter speeds work together like a seamless duo, to produce dependably predictable results, can induce one to look shiftily around the room, making sure nobody is watching, and quietly dialing the camera over to "P" mode. Just go and shoot. Let the camera do the math.
But that's like not voting on election day, and then complaining about the result. The camera's brain can average things out, at least most of the time, reasonably well. But what it can't do is interpret the numbers and see potential for those numbers, working together, to produce a different look, or looks. It's like asking an adding machine to write an essay.
The three pictures below were all shot in the same hallway. The location is the same, but the math of each picture is different.
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Jul 11
In Lighting, On Location at 6:58am
So how do you shoot a medical marvel that is an absolute tech wonder, producing and providing highly detailed maps of the interior of the human body, but, on the outside, sort of looks like a big refrigerator with a hole in it?
The only sexy thing about this machine, visually speaking, were the blessedly intense, focused red beams that created the cross hairs used by the technicians to "aim" the scanner. The patient slides into the machine, and the device is aligned with assist of these beams. Turn the lights off in the room, which is one of the first things I often do when I walk into an environment, and you basically have the picture below.
Once again, up pops the irony of being a "flash photographer." At any given moment, the most important light you deal with is the ambient light. What exists, is the first question you grapple with. Then, and only then, after you wrangle what exists and what role (dominant, background, fill) that light will play in the photo, can you mess with flash.
So in the darkness, with a D800E set at f5.6 at ISO 400, I sorted out a shutter speed of 4 seconds. Which was fine, as my "patient" wasn't going anywhere. Of course, in this iteration, I've got a red light and no context, or information. Luckily, I had a wall behind me, flat and white. I turned the head of my SB 910 backwards into the wall, and shifted my color balance to incandescent. That flat wash of light off the wall, un-gelled, and plain white, defined the machine, and the tungsten WB gave it a bluish cast, which I felt would work better than dead bang white. One flash, on camera, re-directed, gave me color, tone, context and editorial content.
Still couldn't turn on the overhead fluorescents to provide the background illumination, as their overall, blah quality of light, filling the room (which is what they are supposed to do) bleached out the intensity of the red aiming beams, and those red beams were the anchor for the picture. So, I kept the room dark, and flashed the background of the photograph with two SB units, each slightly warmed with a CTO (color temperature orange) gels. I believe the gels were fairly mild, maybe a quarter cut, or 25% of the truly warm tone a full conversion gel would have presented. They are placed, TTL, in Group C, which is always the group I use for the background lights in any photo. I switched my on camera flash to double duty, acting as a TTL main light, and the commander for the background fills. Done.
But, was I really done in the darkness? As is said in The Game of Thrones, the night is dark and full of terrors. I was moving fast, needing to clear the room of my gear so they could get back to scanning. I had a nice picture, one I knew the client would be happy with. So I plunged ahead.
Now, I love Manfrotto stacker stands. I just don't love them when they're actually in my picture. Doh! They had to be retouched out in the final TIFF sent in for the book. As I always say, whenever you are feeling lock solid and dialed in, think again, and check again.
In the darkened hallways of my mind, the ghost of Numnuts is cavorting about and laughing, and that laughter echoes, as it has for my entire career.
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The Beijing Project
May 29
In On Location at 4:59am
The first time I came to Beijing, in 1987, I traveled in with my assistant at the time, Gabe Palacio, and somewhere around 18-20 heavy cases filled with Sports Illustrated Speedotron units, and the accompanying paraphernalia. (Not the least of which were a couple cases filled with step down transformers. It was like traveling with a pair of anchors. Ah, the good old days! There was lots of stuff about them that, trust me, weren't all that much fun.)
This time, it's just me, a couple cameras, a few basic lenses, three speed lights, two Justin clamps, and, thankfully, a couple Pocket Wizard PlusX units. Threw those in at the last minute, just in case. No tripod, bigger light shapers, or stands. Some cards and batteries. Speed light small light shaper or two. Done. Backpack, a roller and suitcase. Suitable pack for many jobs, especially if you have to move fast, as you often do over here. But, I got here, and, several production meetings later, I've been shooting stuff like this.
Yowza! I got wind my assignment was shifting away from light hearted run and gun to production just as I left. Made some recommendations, and jumped on the plane. While I was en route, my client, which is essentially the city of Beijing, went out and bought various bits and pieces of lighting gear, not all of which, you know, sort of, kind of, work together. Making all this stuff get happy on location has been a bit of a parable in itself, which I'll take up in another blog, but man, it's been a wonderful, exuberant education in how to get some stuff done in this huge and complex city.
(As a for instance, they bought a super boom, which is really a studio piece of gear. I put this thing together in my hotel room, and it looks like a metallic praying mantis, which I think scared off the cleaning lady for a couple days. It's a hoot trundling this wheeled monster through the streets of Beijing. It's handy, though, I have to admit.)
It's honor, really, to interface with several of the top fashion designers in China, and place their magnificent work in the context of significant Chinese landmarks. The pics in this blog are all from the first day in the field, working in and around "The Egg," which is the National Center for Performing Arts, nearby Tiananmen.
We've often got 20 people out there on the streets, shepherding six foot tall Chinese models, kitted out in seven inch stilettos, through the crowds. We've, uh, received our share of attention. The gown below, for instance, weighs over 100 pounds. Seriously. Beautiful? Yes. But not what you would reach for when you want to "slip on something more comfortable."
My thanks to Ariane, Dukes, and the crew at Vision Beijing. I've built up a welcome six year history with them, and they are always gracious hosts. We are back in the field tomorrow, and I'll do more blogging as the project progresses. But, I'll close with a quiz. Look below. Which one is the fashion model, and which one is the dork?
Oh, and by the way, it's raining.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – As part of his ongoing efforts to advocate solutions to fight the prescription drug abuse crisis in southern West Virginia, U.S. Rep. Nick Rahall (D-W.Va.) Thursday met with the head of the Food and Drug Administration in pushing bipartisan legislation he has cosponsored to require new safeguards that would make it more difficult to abuse addictive painkillers.
"We have the science and manufacturing capabilities to help stop turning the Godsend of prescription painkillers into an addict's Devil's brew," said Rahall, a senior member of the Congressional Caucus on Prescription Drug Abuse. "Pharmaceutical manufacturers should embrace this federal measure because in the end it will not only save lives it will work to aid their corporate bottom lines. The less exposed the general population is to potential addictive prescription drugs, the better the makers should fair in the justice system. I know there is no one answer, no single action, and no 'silver bullet' in this fight. We must bring all stakeholders to the table, including drug makers, who must do their part to ensure their products are used properly and safely."
Rahall is an original cosponsor of "Stop the Tampering of Prescription Pills" (STOPP) Act, along with his Congressional Caucus on Prescription Drug Abuse colleagues Reps. Mary Bono Mack (R-CA) and Bill Keating (D-MA). The STOPP Act, introduced today in the House, would make abuse of prescription painkillers more difficult by requiring brand name and generic painkillers to have tamper-resistant formulations, in order to prevent the commonly known methods of crushing, chewing or heating of both immediate and extended-release narcotics that can risk dangerous overdoses. Under the bill, the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services would be required to set deadlines with which brand-name and generic drug manufacturers would have to comply, or risk having their drug discontinued from marketing due to safety reasons.
"The toll of destruction and devastation heaped upon America's families and our economy by this epidemic demands the Congress must act, and act swiftly. Fighting back against prescription drug abuse will take the efforts of an entire village with determination and persistence and the coordination of federal, state, and local resources and networks," Rahall said at the morning press conference to announce the proposed legislation. "I, and my distinguished colleagues, have put forth and support legislation that aims to combat prescription drug abuse. We know that something more needs to be done from a federal level to address critical issues and help our states and communities in combating prescription drug abuse," Rahall said.
Rahall and members of the Congressional Prescription Drug Caucus were briefed by Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Margaret Hamburg on FDA's actions on prescription drug abuse prevention, including the recently released Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (REMS), which requires drug manufacturers to make FDA-approved patient education materials available to consumers on safe use and disposal of prescription drugs, and provide education and training programs to prescribers.
The legislation introduced today is one of several actions Rahall has initiated to address the prescription pill abuse problem in southern West Virginia. Last year, he introduced H.R. 1925, the Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act of 2011, the House companion measure to the Senate bill authored by Senator Rockefeller (D-W.Va.), which would require both physician and consumer education, as well as authorize federal funding to help states create and maintain prescription drug monitoring programs that all states can access. Rahall also has participated in national and local summits on prescription drug abuse to bring together federal, state, and local officials to focus resources on the burgeoning problem in West Virginia.


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Charles Mackerras and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra follow up their outstanding set of the last four Mozart symphonies with almost equally impressive accounts of their predecessors, omitting only the little G minor symphony, No 25, from their survey of the regularly played works. As before, Mackerras and the SCO happily reconcile the approaches of traditional orchestral performances and those of period-instrument bands – modern strings and woodwind are combined with natural trumpets and horns, tempi are on the fast side, and vibrato is in strictly short supply. For all their rhythmic life and variety, and the sheer joie de vivre that is so infectious in so much of the playing, Mackerras's interpretations may occasionally be too matter-of-fact and raw-edged for some tastes. His treatment of the delightful A major symphony No 29, for instance, doesn't dwell too long on its beauties, though to counterbalance that, it's hard to imagine the final climax of Symphony No 36, the Linz, more conclusively or majestically presented.
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The nasal septum is the wall that separates the left and right nostrils. A centered septum allows air to flow equally through each nostril. In a deviated nasal septum, the wall is not centered.
A deviated septum may cause no symptoms at all. In severe cases, airflow through one or both nostrils may be blocked. A blocked nostril may cause chronic stuffiness and a tendency to get sinus infections .
Causes include:
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Risk factors include:
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Symptoms include:
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Hello, we are heading to the Magic Kingdom for 1 day on Feb 13th. This will be our first visit. We are definitely going to rent a stroller. The park opens that day at 9am. We have been told it is a good idea to arrive at the parking lot (we will be driving) at around 8am to get there in plenty of time for rope drop. Do you think this is a good time to arrive?
As well, not sure of the location of the stroller rental.... will we be able to rent a stroller before 9 am or will we have to wait until opening and then make a bee line for there before we start exploring the park?
Moving this to the Theme Parks Board.
Stroller rental is under the train station, and beyond the position you're held at until open.
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I'm hoping to rid myself of things I don't really need. Hoarding things because of sentimental value or because you think you might use them really sucks because you don't ever really need these items again! Additionally, you run out of places for them and then you just have piles of junk! I want to change this. :)
I've been doing this for about a year now and I'm very satisfied with the overall improvement in my stamina and my leg muscles!


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The general partnership in German law
An overview of the German OHG (offene Handelgesellschaft) and provisions of the German Commercial Code relating to commercial partnership. Article by Dr Frank Wooldridge published in Amicus Curiae - Journal of the Society for Advanced Legal Studies. The Journal is produced by the Society for Advanced Legal Studies at the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London.
Wooldridge, Frank (2009) The general partnership in German law. Amicus Curiae, 2009 (79). pp. 6-11. ISSN 1461-2097
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