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Koshy, John C. M.D.; Ellsworth, Warren A. M.D.; Sharabi, Safa E. M.D.; Hatef, Daniel A. M.D.; Hollier, Larry H. Jr. M.D.; Stal, Samuel M.D.
Background: Secondary deformities of the bilateral cleft lip are unfortunately very common, and severe cases can involve scar contracture, vermilion deficiency, and a tight upper lip. In these cases, reconstruction often requires replacement of the central philtral unit with full-thickness tissue, including vermilion, orbicularis oris, and skin. The Abbe flap offers full-thickness reconstruction of the central aesthetic unit of the upper lip by replacing the deficient and scarred tissue and restoring functional competence to the oral sphincter.
Methods: A review was performed of the authors' operating room video files to evaluate their technique for performing secondary bilateral cleft lip revision using the Abbe flap.
Results: The Abbe flap has been used successfully for secondary revisions of the bilateral cleft lip at the Texas Children's Hospital. A technique video was made using video clips from two secondary bilateral cleft lip revisions.
Conclusions: Results of bilateral cleft lip repair are often poor because of inappropriate use of the hypoplastic prolabial tissue, failure to anatomically reunite the orbicularis muscle, and scarring. The Abbe flap is an effective tool for reconstruction of the philtral landmarks, reconstitution of oral competence of the orbicularis, and recreation of Cupid's bow and the central pout. Although this procedure is relatively straightforward, special attention to designing the new philtrum, marking intact landmarks, and careful dissection of the labial artery are required for successful reconstruction.
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I'm 5'9" 165. I've been in the shirt coat game for a while but the truck-stop versions always run HUGE. what size would be a reasonable fit?
Hey Mike, these things also run pretty big. Prob not truck-stop big, but big nonetheless. I'm 6 feet tall and wear a Large. It fits just fine, so you may want to go medium or even small with this piece.
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By Isabel Staccuneddu in General on Jul 26, 2014
Thanks to the wonderful people at Fresh 102.7, Tegan and Sara will be at Long Island on Saturday, July 26th to perform at the annual "Fresh in the Park" concert.
Fresh has a legacy of bringing big music acts to the biggest little island in the contiguous 48 US states, having already hosted big names like: Sara Bareilles, Plain White T's, and A Great Big World.
This is certain to be their greatest show yet, though!(Disclaimer: I am a huge Tegan and Sara fan.)
Other acts for Saturday include Christina Perri, and New Jersey native Jacquie Lee from The Voice!
Bring your blankets/lawn chairs/miscellaneous seating devices down to Eisenhower Park in East Meadow and look for me tomorrow! Doors open at 2PM and the FREE show starts at dusk.
Hope you enjoy your time on Lawng Island, Tegan and Sara! HMU if you need someone to show you around ;)
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We were trying to get the notebook to boot to PXE and create an image. When booting (F12 - Network boot) to PXE, we were first off all unable to get an IP address from DHCP
This was resolved by adding the option (067) to the DHCP scope options. We were now able to get an IP from DHCP as an IPHelper was also configured on the main switch to allow DHCP traffic over the VLAN's.
However even with this configured we were not able to download the boot file for PXE to function properly, we received some (PXE-e32 * TFTP time-out error) error code.
This was resolved by asking the network guys to add another (2nd) IPHelper onto the main switch, to allow PXE communication over the VLAN's.
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- Added option 067 to DHCP scope options
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The Women of 'Sucker Punch' Put On Their Lingerie for Dance Class and a Ton of New Pictures
Movie News By Scott Beggs on March 14, 2011 | Comments (1)It's unclear what sort of dance class these young women are attending, but the standard dress code seems to be whatever they can find at Frederick's of Hollywood. Maybe it's a stripper fitness thing. What has been clear, especially from the trailers, is that Zack Snyder wanted to send his Sucker Punch actors out into the robot and dragon-infested wastelands wearing very, very little, and these pictures want to prove that there's even less they can wear and no fetish they can't tackle. It's enough to make Brad over at Rope of Silicon question the sheer amount of dirty old men that will be in the back of the theater opening night.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: March 4, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on March 5, 2011 | Be the First To CommentThis week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr gets an added dose of tiger's blood and Adonis DNA to make it through all the movie-watching he endures. He bats about .500 in his screenings, really liking some but struggling through others. After a visit to the wild west of Rango, he finds his fate adjusted by a mysterious fleet of men with stylish hats. Then, he realizes how ugly Number Four really is before staying out all night, drinking with Topher Grace and Teresa Palmer… who looks a lot like Number Six.
First Sucker Punch Trailer is Insane, Beautiful
Movie News By Neil Miller on July 26, 2010 | Comments (4)The word from Comic-Con was that Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch, while difficult to explain, was one of the more stunning highlights of a quality overall showing. The posters we showed you mere days ago were hot, wet and on fire. Cole Abaius' report from the Hall H panel talked about a some of the strongest female characters we've seen on screen in a while. It all sounds like a wild Kill Bill-esque ride through the visually supercharged mind of director Zack Snyder. Nothing about that seems underwhelming. At least not to me. Today brings us the first bit of bonafide proof that Sucker Punch is going to be off-the-rails, both visually and conceptually. It's a trailer that features badass ladies, burlesque musical numbers, dragons, samurais and suits of armor. As Cole said in his report, it's breath-taking. And it awaits you after the jump.
Comic-Con 2010: The Beauty and Brains of the Sucker Punch Ladies
Comic-Con By Scott Beggs on July 24, 2010 | Comments (4)Strong female characters are not the norm in Hollywood, but if you thought of one name that would use his directorial clout to bring a few more of them to the world, would it be Zack Snyder? The same man who was lambasted for being sexist after 300 is now being praised by his actresses for loving women and creating the best possible roles for them with his new movie. "Women are always looking for layers because women are complex creatures. For this movie, you don't have to be just one thing. For men in action, you can be all things, but for women people see that maybe she's dressed sexy so maybe it's not empowering. It's a tough line, but the truth is that women can be all of those things," said star Carla Gugino. She got to be all of those things on Sucker Punch specifically because of Zack Snyder's vision and appreciation for creating rounded female characters. Oh, and the footage they showed today has samurai warriors and a giant dragon. Feminism and fire-breathing. Something for everyone!
Comic-Con 2010: Sucker Punch Character Banners are Sexed Up and Ready to Kill
Comic-Con By Neil Miller on July 22, 2010 | Comments (4)Our Comic-Con 2010 coverage is in full swing, and while the gents on the ground in San Diego continue to bring you their assessment of what's happening in and around Hall H, I've got the lovely task of keeping up with all of the hot materials being released by studios. This means trailers, posters and hot breaking news. This little update is red hot — a set of character posters for Zack Snyder's stylish, sexy actioner Sucker Punch. If you remember, we showed you the first photo last week. Now we've got individual looks at each of the film's dangerous ladies — and you'll be hard pressed to be able to take your eyes off of them. Check them out after the jump… Click here for more from Comic-Con 2010
One Wild Photo from Zack Snyder's Sucker Punch
Comic-Con By Neil Miller on July 16, 2010 | Be the First To CommentThe upcoming issue of Entertainment Weekly, their yearly look at Comic-Con, has drawn a lot of attention even before hitting news stands, as it is showing off some of the hot geek properties that will grace the stages of the San Diego Convention Center next week. Yesterday it was a first look at Green Lantern. Today we get a look at the cast of Zack Snyder's girl-power shoot 'em up Sucker Punch. It's got sexy and dangerous visions of Emily Browning, Jena Malone, Abbie Cornish, Vanessa Hudgens and Jamie Chung. And as an exclamation point on the whole affair, Scott Glenn as a Nazi. Check out the full image after the jump.
Rumor of the Day: Vanessa Hudgens as Spider-Woman
Movie News By Neil Miller on April 23, 2010 | Comments (6)The intrepid folks over at MTV UK are reporting today that Vanessa Hudgens is in talks to play the titular character in Spider-Woman, a movie none of us even knew was in development.
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Features By Kevin Carr on August 14, 2009 | Comments (2)Kevin Carr breaks down the week's releases, looking at District 9, The Time Traveler's Wife, Bandslam, and Ponyo.
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Features By Kevin Carr on August 14, 2009 | Be the First To CommentNeil is whisked away for an "emergency" surgery in the Netherlands, so Kevin welcomes guest host Emily McFadden. Together, they take a trip to District 9 and galavant with The Time Traveler's Wife. Kevin and Emily also talk Bandslam and Vanessa Hudgens in pictures.
Early Edition: Twilight's Wolfpack's Got Abs
Movie News By Neil Miller on April 22, 2009 | Comments (5)I'm back today to try and make it up to you with a buffet of news to get your movie loving motors running. Of course, my hope is that your motors are hyrbid engines, as today is Earth Day and we should be doing what we can for the old gal.
Daily Diversion: Zac Efron's Pool Party
Daily Diversion By Neil Miller on April 8, 2009 | Comments (1)Wouldn't you like to be cool like Zac Efron? Wouldn't you like to attend his pool party with a bunch of famous people? Well, the folks at Funny or Die are here to oblige your every desire.
Zack Snyder Sucker Punches Several Attractive Gals
In Development By Paul S. on March 4, 2009 | Comments (7)Snyder works to assemble an all-female cast for his upcoming Sucker Punch, an action fantasy set in the 1960s featuring crazy people.
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Casting Couch By Rob Hunter on January 12, 2009 | Comments (30)For some reason, Rob Hunter remains totally obsessed with Twilight so you don't have to. Luckily, he's also obsessed with barely legal hotties.
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Pen Hits Paper for High School Musical 4
Movie News By Bradley Kreft on April 9, 2008 | Be the First To CommentThe all-singing all-dancing teen phenomenon that is High School Musical is showing no signs of disappearing any time soon with the announcement of a fourth installment of the franchise currently being written.
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4 games in a row now with a useless gangplank on my team, time for desperate measures.
Wait till you see a good one.
critplank is the only real gangplank
I only queuedodge lux these days.
I'm not gonna downvote him because there are alot of bad Gangplanks who think that their only damage comes from their Q and R Good Gangplanks are wonderful though; they deny the enemy experience, and they can carry a solid amount late game. In addition his ult is good for team fights, especially in jungle, global killshotting and for creating ganks from the other side of the map, only downside is that its random. In addition good gangplanks know how to last hit with attacks other than their Q's, know to build a Banshee's Veil/Sunfire Cape so they can actually get in range to Auto attack for a bit, and since he's best build AD/Crit just 2 auto attacks already = another Q's worth of damage. TL;DR Bad Gangplanks are quedodge material, Good Gangplanks are a good asset to a team. Edit: Just read the OP's username.
Why are you telling us this.
i see gp pretty viable as ap 2.. just give it a try. i played today and had like 500 ap with lichbane. so u do great damage with q and amazing with ur r. i had +100 dmg on my ult. also i heal like 800 hp with w. but the real plank is crit/damage,sword of the occult is just great on him cuz in team fight he gets many assists of his r
I just won 2 games in a row where we had a urgot and a sivir. Dont be quick to judge.
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GP tends to piss me off. I hate laning with him because it's always the same thing: GP hides behind me, and denies every single minion I try to lasthit with his Q. The only thing worse is Garen, who will invariably hog all the gold in your lane.
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TreeEskimo taught how insanely good it is to rush Manamune on Gangplank and build mostly AD with only 40-50% crit chance. He's actually very powerful imo now. 1. Avarice blade (Planks that get more than 1 is a sign that they may be bad. If they get 3, then there is no hope) 2. Manamune 3. IE 4. Brutalizer, finish Youmuus With a crit page, you get around 50% crit strike just from that, around 300 AD and 260% bous damage on parrrley crits if your offensively specd.


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The thread started by Raptor, asking for help as a beginning gardener, has me asking this question. How many gardeners are actually saving money growing their own vegetables? I find myself wondering if anyone has actually kept track of their expenditures and calculated how many vegetables they produce and what it would cost them to buy it. I have not. Personally, I'm sure I'm not saving money. I don't have ideal conditions. I don't have a lot of land, and the one thing that is most difficult to overcome, lack of full sun, limits the amount of food I can grow. Gardening is an activity that I just happen to love to do, so saving money on produce has not been a factor. But I like to think that there are people who can save money growing their own food. Well, I have read accounts of individuals with a lot of love of growing and motivation who have done that, but I don't think they are the 'average' gardener. So, what are your experiences? Are you growing to 'save money'? And do you think you are accomplishing that? |
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The last two years if I take into account the stuff I bought to set up the garden since I moved into my current house just a few years ago I may not have saved $. I spent $ on materials for tomato cages, raised beds, containers, seed starting setups. I've raised a bunch of veggies. And the quality is great, they are fresh picked and I got to choose the varieties I wanted. Next year I may save money because I will have very few expenses. I'm going to save seeds, so really all I will pay for next year is soil amendments/fertilizer and water. And it seems to me that the price of grocery store produce is rising. |
- Posted by greenman62 9b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 19, 14 at 5:34
look into permaculture and Hugelculture. after the initial setup, it costs virtually nothing and is less work too. Fruit trees are a good bang-for-the-buck For me, it has to do with vitamins and minerals which are almost non-existent in grocery veggies and fruits. |
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Hi An interesting ?? lol i seriously doubt I've saved money in fact probably cost more particularly tomato lol. For me the advantage is quality .Amazes me how they can grow such beautiful looking fruit and have the flavor of styrofoam . ?? Since there is only the two of us i try to grow generally expensive or hard to find produce Such as tropical fruits ,citrus herbs. winter crops of tomato, english peas,chard, leaf lettuce . After building raised beds , irrigation systems , buying seedlings feeding the bugs various sprays etc etc lol Quality ?? yes . Saved money ??no gary |
I think I am saving money. We are lucky to have the land and a sunny spot for the garden. We barter wood from our dead trees for aged cow manure. I use paper pots to raise my seedlings and I save waxed OJ and milk containers to transplant them in. It's really not about saving money though. What price do you put on vegetables grown without chemicals that taste really good, and being able to run outside and pick something fresh for supper? Linda |
It's like a well-insulated house, LED light bulbs, things like that. I did not spend $800 on insulation because it would save me money quickly. It's probably not even a good investment. I did it so I could keep my house at 72 degrees -- and not feel bad about it! If I didn't have the insulation, the thermostat would be set higher. Likewise with the lights. I would prefer to keep my lights on more and I can do it with a clearer conscience if it's not costing me as much. So, you know, I wouldn't buy and eat 4-5 tomatoes a day, so I'm not really saving money -- but I do enjoy eating them all the same. |
In some cases yes, in some cases no. I have been gardening all of my life, so I have all of the tools, cages, ETC. So I save money, if I don't count the labor! But it is a labor of love! My biggest expense is amendments and when something breaks and/or when I splurge on something new like some expensive seed or a new gadget. I save most of my seed. Sometimes it gets someone out of a bind when they are short on money like another thread here. Linked below. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Sometimes
Money is not the reason I garden. I love plants, look forward to growing plants in spring when winter is too long spending much time researching them. You couldn't drag me to an exercise machine but I will stretch beyond my limit to reach a weed to pull. I have read in several places gardening is the best hobby for health. You have to like it though. Grandma or Mom or someone has to get you started so it is a part of your personality. If I weren't gardening I might do something more expensive with my time. |
I know for a fact that growing my own fruits and vegetables saves me money because I not only grow them but I preserves and store them. Like wertach I bought all the tools etc. for both gardening and preserving years, if not decades ago - at those prices. Buying the same equipment today would cost me at least 3x as much if not more. I also aggressively compost for my soil, save most of my own seeds, and can, freeze, and dehydrate like crazy. So very few trips to the grocery store for our house and from what I read and hear the grocery prices now days could put many in the poor house. But thanks to our gardens and food preservation we can't eat like summer all year round and don't have to worry much about store prices for food. So if new at it and it isn't saving you money now, stick with it. 10 years from now when prices are even higher it will be saving you lots of $$$. Dave |
- Posted by albert_135 Sunset 2 or 3 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 19, 14 at 16:37
In some areas the cost of water is the limiting factor. |
- Posted by sleevendog 5-6 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 19, 14 at 16:52
This comes up every year on blogs, forums, magazines, lifestyle newspaper articles.... The '35 dollar tomato' theme. Often hilarious. Dad takes 5yr old daughter to a bigbox store and daughter wants a garden.... Like any small business plan, (without a plan), one each of 24 products on a shelf will not cover costs. |
I think once you get past initial investments for building the garden and get over the initial new gardener fretting and worrying and buying ever pesticide available, you can start to get more than you put into it. Especially if you manage to avoid wasting what you grow by using it and preserving it (I am trying but so not there yet). |
- Posted by greenman62 9b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 19, 14 at 17:57
i had 4 papaya trees which meant i had a very ripe papaya ever other day or so. more than i could eat. and they fruited year round,and i ate a lot of them :) then guavas, then oranges, then lettuce tomato, passionfruit other things - bits here and there. basil, onion, peppers, added to pizza, or grilled... hell, i pick dandelion leaves and eat them while in the garden. every few calories from the garden, is a few you dont buy in the store, and is ALWAYS more healthy |
In some cases it might save you money. If you grow in a large scale, and can/preserve, then you can definitely save. Also, there are things that you can direct sow and let it grow without spending on equipments ; like lettuce, carrots, ..But if you buy them in 6-packs, you are better off to buy them already grown and packed in the grocery stores. I learned that about growing corn, years ago.Or I don't bother with cabbage. I can buy @ 50 cent per pound and forget the cabbage worms. The other aspect of home gardening is "HOBBY". That is what it is to me, mostly. I like to be outdoors, get fresh air, exercise and watch my plants grow. I also do get crops and enjoy them. Some years I stop buying tomato products , I also can sauce for winter use. |
- Posted by jonathanpassey Utah z5 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 19, 14 at 18:56
This is my first year gardening and I am trying to spend as little as possible. In most cases this has meant spending a lot of time and labor. I couldn't buy soil or build boxes so I had to focus on improving the soil that I have. I removed about 2 tons of rocks from my 40 x 16 foot garden plot(no exaggeration). Started relatively large scale composting with free manure and "donated" leaves and anything else I can scavenge. I use only hand tools some of which were given to me and others I purchased. I built boxes and trellises out of entirely scavenged or reclaimed wood. I started all of my own seedlings (except sweet potato slips) under shop lights in my basement. This was tons of time and energy. I figure i have burned something like 60000 calories since last july when i moved into this house. and to think some people pay for gym memberships. Even so, I spent ~$200 on seeds, seed potatoes, and slips; ~200 dollars on my grow lights setup; ~150 dollars on a drip irrigation system (I live in a desert); ~$75 on a low tunnel for season extension (not necessary. for fun). plus maybe a hundred dollars on hand tools and some money for fertilizer. I figure I am up to about $750. Most of these expenses are one time or will only need to be made once every several years. I will always buy seeds but never again on so large a scale (I can save some seeds and I also planted many perennial herbs). My garden is relatively large for a suburban garden. It should produce more than hundred pounds of potatoes, a hundred pounds of sweet potatoes, 150 pounds of tomatoes (which i will turn into sauce and pressure can), 50 lbs of onions 16 heads of garlic, 50 lbs of carrots, 25 lbs of snap beans plus unlimted salads in the spring and fall, pumpkins for eating and carving, summer squash and cucumbers in the summer, plenty of snap peas in the spring, and a few heads each of cauliflower, broccoli, and cabbage. I sold some of my extra plants. I may not totally break even this year. But by the end of year two there is no question that I will be ahead. Here is my garden a few days ago (sorry. I used a cheap online panorama tool and there are some blurry spots where it stitched things together). The rows from left to right are salad, potatoes, squash, sweet potatoes (replaced snap peas), onions garlic and carrots, tomatoes, brassicas (empty until the fall crop), and pole beans. the herb boxes and some flowers are in other places. |
- Posted by tripleione 6b (My Page) on Thu, Jun 19, 14 at 19:00
Like others, I already spent some money years ago for the initial setup or I salvaged certain gardening items from going into the trash. A lot of my tools were hand-me-downs from relatives, and I still use them to this day. I don't think I've ever bought a shovel in my life. Usually my main expenditure now is seeds. I save seeds from my garden, but I like to have tons of variety so I purchase more seeds, probably more than I should. Still, I only spent ~$25 on all of my gardening supplies this year and I have probably recouped my money from all the spring veggies we have already harvested. Still waiting for pepper/beans/corn/tomatoes to all ripen, but once they do, I am absolutely sure we will have eaten enough fresh, organic produce to far surpass what little money I spent earlier in the year. |
Here is a link that might be useful: My blog about frugal vegetable gardening
- Posted by jonathanpassey Utah z5 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 19, 14 at 19:11
(sheepishly) well, it made my panorama super tiny anyway. I think the point I should have made is that gardening is a skill that shouldn't be lost. I could have paid for soil and compost and plants, I have the money (or i definitely could have made plenty given the time i have spent). but the whole point for me is to see if i can feasibly grow my own food in my own soil and (eventually) from seeds i have saved. |
Jonathan Great photo and you mentioned using 60000 calories. That is another non-financial gain. Awesome. |
People WANT to believe they save money. It makes them feel good. I get that. By the time I buy all my supplies, give much away, learn by mistake, and eat more than I should...I save a ton of money. haha. The truth is most of us really enjoy the journey and the freshest great quality harvests. That is enough for me. |
- Posted by woodcutter2008 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 14 at 4:49
It is possible to save money, but for most, unlikely. Tomatoes are a notable exception, if you are a frugal gardener. But the minute you buy that new $500 rototiller... -wc2k8 |
- Posted by greenman62 9b (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 14 at 6:44
"People WANT to believe they save money. It makes them feel good." lets see... normally, i get about 5 to 10% of my diet from papaya. i have bought stuff in the past, but now, mostly i make my own compost, and aside from a little rock dust here and there, or a stamp to trade seeds online, but now, i spend almost nothing except my time, but i enjoy that :) |
"It is possible to save money, but for most, unlikely." Given today's produce prices, I disagree, as long as one does not put a dollar value on one's time. I don't, because I enjoy gardening. There are all sorts of shiny catalogs with expensive stuff for sale, but you get that with anything you try to do. GW advice helps separate the snake oil from the real deals, and helps suggest ways to succeed without spending a bundle. In addition, advice about intensive gardening means that almost anyone can be successful growing a significant amount of veggies even if they don't have a lot of room. |
What to you value a tomato that actually tastes like a tomato at? I can't get one for any price at a store or "farmers" (HA!) market. The same can be said for garlic... I have two choices, tiny tasteless bulbs from china at 25 cents each or "Gourmet / Organic" stuff at 3+ dollars each (and often moldy). I can go on... ripe Jalapeno peppers, any kind of Poblano pepper.. et cetera. I would say that as for saving money, until now it has been a close run thing (and I'm cheap), but I recently got the hydroponic bug and my wife has started joking about $600 salads... |
- Posted by fusion_power 7b (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 14 at 8:57
I'm definitely in the save money camp. I grow enough in my 3/4 acre garden to feed myself at least $400 per month of healthy vegetables. The time and labor involved keeps me healthy and active so I offset the labor costs against medical bills and health club memberships. I produce enough seed to sell $1000 to $2000 per year which pretty much pays for my tillers, tractor, seed, fertilizer, etc This year, I have the following growing: Rows are about 110 feet long. |
- Posted by FrancoiseFromAix none (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 14 at 9:27
Jonathan, first year gardening, great garden ! I love Utah, awesome quality of life, great place to live ! You're a happy guy ! Although I don't pay for manure and water (a great thank you to my hippy new age neighbors who have retired ponys and free water and let me enjoy the poop and the hose), I don't think I'll save much because up to now what has grown is mostly leaves ;-( And bermuda grass :-( But I save a lot : by being happy outside in my garden instead of wasting my hard earned money on useless chinese crap in the mall ;-) |
- Posted by DBrown2351 7a (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 14 at 9:40
Yes, but only because I am canning 80 - 100 quarts of tomatoes yearly, plus another 40 quarts of juice. I spend about $100 per year to get the garden started. Another $50 for canning supplies. Of course I already have cages, tiller, etc bought many years ago. Not to mention loads of fresh tomatoes to eat that now are sold for a dollar or more a pound at the markets. You would be amazed at the amount of good casseroles you can make with canned tomatoes besides the usual chili, lasagna, spaghetti, etc. In the end though it's about the fun and the superior flavor of home grown . |
- Posted by lazygardens PhxAZ%3A Sunset 13 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 14 at 9:46
I know we do NOT save money ... however, having fresh herbs all year is worth it. And, the SO likes growing and smoking chilis and he likes Armenian cucumbers. Tomatoes, too. For me, it has to do with vitamins and minerals which are almost non-existent in grocery veggies and fruits. Care to back that up with some links to real chemical analysis? |
Fusion_power, your garden is the size I grew nearly 40 years ago. It's lots of work, especially if you have a full-time job elsewhere, kids that are involved in school activities, and other normal daily life activities. BUT, it is so definitely worth it, isn't it!! I wish I had pictures of our garden back in those years, but sadly I don't. The freshness of the produce, the ability to make sauces seasoned the way your family likes from your tomatoes, the cucumbers that you don't have to peel to get the wax off that is put on commercially grown ones, the ability to mix snaps and shellers to your preference in your blackeyes peas (cow peas) - I could make this a really long list - is priceless. The exercise you get, the satisfaction you receive, and the lessons you can teach to young children as they watch the plants grow is extremely hard to replicate. Then, there is the sunflower house that you can plant for the children's summer play house........ Can you tell I am a dedicated gardener? May all your gardens be abundantly productive. Mary |
" But the minute you buy that new $500 rototiller... " Yes, I thought the same thing in 1988 when I bought a new rear tine tiller for $300! I still use it....... It ain't purty but it gets the job done! I can and freeze enough to feed us all winter. |
- Posted by RyseRyse_2004 5 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 14 at 15:52
So, if you don't save money, will you stop growing your own produce? If you say yes, then definitely stop. That is not the reason most of us grow our own veggies and herbs. We enjoy making our own food and eating something that we know we helped make. The process is just so enjoyable that I don't know why anybody even tries to figure out what it costs unless you are a farmer or are growing for profit. Only then does it make sense. |
RyseRyse, There are many people on limited or fixed incomes. For them it is important to save money, and might be important to them to figure out whether they would be saving money after the initial startup costs. They might want to know which veggies are easy to grow and have high yields. It is enjoyable, yes, but to some it may be also an important way to make ends meet. |
- Posted by conchitaFL 10 Hutchinson Island (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 14 at 18:25
For me, yes it does, but not so much directly pound for pound compared to buying supermarket produce. A few years ago I was thinking about the fact that when I was younger I definitely preferred fruits and veggies to all kinds of junk food, and that had pretty radically changed over the past 25 years or so. After a while I realized that it was because it's just not all that satisfying when you couldn't tell whether you were eating a peach, a zucchini, or a tomato if you were blindfolded, and that's pretty much the way I feel about most of what's available at the market. And that's why I started growing my own vegetables. So I find that when I grow my own vegetables that actually taste like food, I'm satisfied with a lot less other stuff in my diet, and that's definitely a big savings, not feeling inclined to buy frozen dinners, chips, etc.. Besides which, although I grow expensively (very small space, use real earthboxes and not knock-offs, etc.), the way produce prices are increasing around here is just plain insane and pretty soon it may actually be cheaper pound for pound, too. |
I agree with allready mentioned benifits of gardening and will add. Is it a savings if i don't require medical treatment caused by DDT on Mexico fruit and produce? Is there no value in the peace of mind knowing I can grow it if need arises? And teaching my children the same? And last but certainly not least. How are savings calculated for people who use food stamps to buy what they are too lazy to grow for themselves? |
- Posted by jonathanpassey Utah z5 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 20, 14 at 19:59
I think this thread got distracted away from the original question that focused on if there is or can be a financial benefit to gardening. I think the replies all universally agree that there are lots of fringe benefits. ie. my kids will try home grown vegetables, i am no longer vitamin d deficient, etc etc. But I am wondering what the intent of the OP is... to prove that gardening is expensive... or to discover how it can be profitable. In case of the former I think we are doomed to confirm his bias: I think most of us here love it. Who else frequents GardenWeb? and so we often spend a little more than we must or than we should because it is a pursuit worth paying for. I don't pay for cable. I pay for fancy seeds. and for low tunnel projects. In case of the latter, I think we can all give advice to someone who wants their garden to pay real returns in a lower grocery budget for at least part of the year. The link shared earlier to the frugal gardener guy had some good ideas. My first compost pile was 4 pallets tied together and filled with manure, shredded newspaper, sawdust, moldy straw, and grass clippings. All of which are available free in nearly every town in the united states if you know where to look. I suppose I am assuming a person has a patch of ground. But you can even borrow some of that in a pinch. I bet you could get a few seeds from nearly any gardener in your town. I know I'd be happy to share my extra if someone asks. I am confident that in most places in North America you can start and grow a productive vegetable garden that will give you hundreds of dollars of vegetables for less than 50 bucks a year. It will be lots of work. Just because most of us GardenWebbers aren't doing that doesn't constitute evidence to the contrary. Finally, in response to the OP, there are lots of blogs floating around the web where they show their expenses and their savings to demonstrate that they are better off. Daphne's Dandelions and several of her affiliate blogs come immediately to mind. there is another called a hundred dollars a month or some such. |
Jonathan, You are right. IF Tomato cost $2 per pond in store and you spend $300 to harvest 50 lbs of tomatoes, you are not saving any money. BUT:On the other hand: What is financial benefit and what does one do with it? Say you make good money and turn around and spend it to get joy and satisfaction : buy a nice car, wear nice clothes, etc. There is something in economics called "utility". That is what you get when you spend; It can be a young boys pocket money spent on ice ream or bubble gum. I am not talking about the basic needs here. One can spend his money to go to a nice restaurant and wine and dine and one can spend it on garden supplies and enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables and get equal satisfaction that money can buy. That is how I look at it to justify doing what I do. Otherwise I would feel foolish. |
- Posted by greenman62 9b (My Page) on Sat, Jun 21, 14 at 10:10
i think if you WANT to save $ you can its pretty easy to buy an heirloom tomato at the store for $2 and plant the seeds. most people have a shovel, or some such. Obviously, if thats not imoprtant, and you do it for the exersice and enjoyment and nutrition which is better homegrown, then, it really doesnt matter much for many people. to me, its a bit of both. if you havbe ever eaten a papaya , ripe from a tree, its night and day to the ones you buy at the store, that has to be picked GREEN to be shipped from Mexico or Hawaii. the difference in taste and nutrients are night and day |
- Posted by getyourleash z7 Mid-Atl USA (My Page) on Sat, Jun 21, 14 at 11:46
Not really. I'm a small-time container gardener. I grow for flavor and freshness. I'm OK with that. :) |
I can say for sure that I probably don't save money initially because I bought the grow bags, the promix, bark fines, etc, the seeds, cages, poles, whatever. I don't garden to sell my veggies, and although I do make sauce, I mostly grow tomatoes, cukes and herbs for the sheer pleasure of it. I guess growing from seed instead of buying plants saves money, but I admit, the grow lights, and equipment had a cost, but over time it's worth it. Bottom line, we all garden for our own reasons and gardening is a journey, wherever it takes us. There is nothing quite like watching something grow and bloom, except having kids, lol! And watching them grow and bloom, too! And you are outside getting the best therapy in the world. And, you get to exchange ideas on forums like this, which is priceless! Sharon |
- Posted by Donna.in.Sask 2b (My Page) on Sat, Jun 21, 14 at 20:28
Out of six children, I am the only gardener. I like to grow fruits and vegetables that taste better homegrown like tomatoes, carrots, potatoes, cukes....Stuff that takes up too much room, is dirt cheap in the Fall, or is bothered by pests, I can buy those at the grocery store. I must admit that I simplified my gardening as I got older. These days, I only plant what we can reasonably consume. The first couple of years I gardened, I canned over two hundred jars of pickles, relishes, tomatoes...some of it got used but some got tossed a few years later. I don't see it as a money saving venture because I can certainly afford to buy whatever I need in the stores...I garden because I like doing it and it is rewarding to eat flavourful, fresh food. |
I can grow my own tomatoes for less than $3 per pound for a nice heirloom at the local market. However I go without before spending that much for a tomato. I grow them because it's a passion. I can't compete with a 106 oz can of tomato puree from Costco for $2.79. I don't know how they do it. If you figure two pounds of tomatoes reduces to one pound for puree it works out to about 20 cents per pound. I buy the puree and then make marinara sauce from it cheaper than I can grow it or buy prepared sauce. Lettuce is a little different. We used to spend six bucks a week for lettuce, 3 bags times $2 each. A setup for lettuce costs me about $20 for an 18 inch container, potting soil, cage and shade cap. If it lasts five years that's four bucks a year for one setup. It takes about five weeks to grow out an 18 inch rosette and then a week or so downtime. That works out to about eight harvests per year. One eighteen inch head easily matches a bag of lettuce so I am saving about sixteen bucks a year less four for a total of twelve dollars in savings per container. And the lettuce tastes better. Zeuspaul |
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Upon watching the most recent "The Hitcher" I realized instantly I wanted a 4-4-2. I kid you not I went on craigslist and started looking as well as ebay, quickly my balloon was deflated when I saw the costs of the car. So needless to say it'll probably stay my dream car. I do, however, have the option to drive a 1972 4-4-2 W-30 and a 1972 Cutlass Supreme U-Code (Rocket motor) during the summer months due to a friend of mine. A dream brought to life, but owning is an entirely different perspective on things than just borrowing. Regardless, it's such a thrill when the door plasters you to your seat and you hear that Rocket Motor roar.
I still have a passion for the cars even if life doesn't always allow me to enjoy it to the fullest. I detail vehicles as a "part time job" and my other part time job is keeping my current ride clean.
My first car
Was a 2000 Grand Prix GT Sedan.
Car I wish I still had
I miss my 2000 Grand Prix, but I love the car I've got right now.
My dream car
This varies and changes frequently ;)
However, the constant has been a 1972 Oldmobile 4-4-2. I have wanted one since I could remember.
Car clubs I'm in
Fredericksburg Classic and Muscle Car Club
- Driving song: My Kinna Party
- Car movie: Demolition Man (Poor 4-4-2)
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Archive for 29 July 2011
Heroes of Newerth joins the free-to-play gang
In keeping with the current trend for MMO titles, Heroes of Newerth has announced that it'll be free to play from now on.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution shows its stealthy side
With an August release just around the corner, the promotional videos for Deus Ex: Human Revolution are focusing on the 'key pillars' of gameplay.
Sengoku Hands-On
Sengoku, the latest grand strategy title from Paradox Interactive, takes the character-driven approach of its earlier Crusader Kings game and adds a crash course in Japanese terminology.
Star Wars: The Old Republic The Esseles Developer Walkthrough
Repeling boarding parties in the latest developer video for Bioware's Star Wars: The Old Republic.
ArenaNet brings new Guild Wars 2 content to Gamescom
As we mentioned a week ago, ArenaNet are bringing a new build of Guild Wars 2 to Gamescom next month and there's a stack of new features on show.
Darksiders II Interview
We sit down with Vigil's Jay Fitzloff to talk changes, loot and magic in Darksiders 2.
Brink: Agents of Change DLC release date announced
Splash Damage has finally gioven a definitive release date for the Agents of Change DLC.
First-ever UK Call of Duty championship kicking off 7 Aug
Winning team to take part in World Championships in LA.
Sunday 7 August will see the first UK championship for Call of Duty.
Duke Nukem Forever gets more weapon slots
Duke Nukem Forever may not be the best shooter on the market by a long shot but there are changes incoming which may improve things slightly.
Gamestop Opens online presence in the UK
The US game retailer Gamestop last night opened its online presence in the UK.


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Terry Oroszi, M.S.
Research Instructor
Director, Master of Science Program
Director, CBRN Defense Certificate Program
Director, Pharmacology Genetic Testing Facility
Research Associate, Cardiovascular & Diabetes Lab
Campus Address: 217 Health Sciences
Phone: (937) 775-4832
Fax: (937) 775-7221
Ed.D., Organizational Leadership: Wright State University (2013–2016, expected)
M.B.A.: Wright State University (2013–2015, expected)
M.S., Biological Sciences: Wright State University (2002)
Research: Identification and characterization of short repeated DNA sequences in Artiodactyl and Insectivore genomes. Advisor: Dan E. Krane, Ph.D.
B.S., Biological Sciences: Wright State University (1998)
Work Experience, Administrative
Pharmacology and Toxicology Instructor (January 2011–present)
Director, Pharmacology and Toxicology Graduate Program, Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Boonshoft School of Medicine (May 2008–Present).
Director, Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear Defense (CBRN) Certificate Program, Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Boonshoft School of Medicine (November 2012–Present).
Director, Pharmacology Genetic Testing Facility. Act as liaison for all correspondence between the Laboratory Animal Resources facility and the Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, Boonshoft School of Medicine (July 2006–Present).
Assistant Director, STREAMS (Short-Term Training Program to Increase Diversity in Health-Related Research) Boonshoft School of Medicine, Wright State University (February 2007–September 2009). STREAMS was the recipient of the 2010 Kim Goldenberg Quest for Community Award.
Morris, Mariana (2009) National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) administrative supplement to provide summer research experiences for students or science educators (Notice NOT-OD-09-060). NHLBI provided up to $45,000 to support a science educator for two years. I wrote the supplement grant, a supplement to Dr. Mariana Morris's NIH grant.
Oroszi, T.L. (2001) Taking C.L.A.S.S. Outdoors, and Into The Community. C.L.A.S.S., Wright State University. Funding Agency—Michele Wheatly, National Science Foundation ($9,792.00).
Oroszi, T.L., Krane, D.E. (2000) Characterization of Putative Spider Monkey Subspecies Within the Population at Curu Biological Preserve in Costa Rica. Department of Biological Sciences, Wright State University. Cofunded by Wright State University College of Science and Mathematics and the Department of Biological Sciences.
Oroszi, T.L., Krane, D.E. Barnett, D. (2000) Identification of a Chromosome Defect in Howler Monkey in Costa Rica. Department of Biological Sciences, Wright State University. Cofunded by Wright State University College of Science and Math, and The Department of Biological Sciences.
Chen, Y., Oroszi, T. L., & Morris, M. (2006). Salt consumption increases blood pressure and abolishes the light/dark rhythm in angiotensin AT1a receptor deficient mice. Physiology & Behavior, 88(1), 95-100.
Oroszi, T. L. (2002). Paleontological concepts for all students: Physical, not visual, inquiry based activities for engaging students in science. Paper presented at the 2002 Denver Annual Meeting, Geological Society of America.
Oroszi, T. L. (2003). Innovations in universal activities for geoscience education. Paper presented at the 2003 Seattle Annual Meeting, Geological Society of America..
Rupp, T. L. (2008). Descendants of Johann and Margaretha Rupp and their families: 200 years of family history, Greylander Press.
Senador, D., Key, M., Oroszi, T., Elased, K. M., & Morris, M. (2009). Role of circulating and renal RAS in blood pressure maintenance in ACE overexpressing mice. Paper presented at the Hypertension, 54(4) E68-E68.
Senador, D., Oroszi, T., Key, M., Elased, K. M., & Morris, M. (2007). Angiotensinergic control of blood pressure in mice overexpressing ACE. Paper presented at the Hypertension, 50(4) E143-E143.
Brame, R., Oroszi, T., Wood, T. Kirch, S. Lunsfurd, S. (2002). Inventions for Inquiry-Based Teaching in Geosciences for ALL Students: Accessible, Inviting, and Intellectually Developing.
Oroszi, T., Brame, R. Earth Science Education and the Development of Reasoning, Chapter 2.5, "Fossils." (book in preparation)
Terry Oroszi, who conducted the AT1 genotypes. Article: Khalid M. Elased, David R. Cool, and Mariana Morris Novel Mass Spectrometric Methods for Evaluation of Plasma Angiotensin Converting Enzyme 1 and Renin Activity Hypertension 46: 953-959, 2005.
Terry Oroszi Article: Anthony B. Polito III, David L. Goldstein, Lylian Sanchez, David R. Cool, Mariana Morris, Urinary oxytocin as a non-invasive biomarker for neurohypophyseal hormone secretion, Peptides, Volume 27, Issue 11, November 2006, Pages 2877-2884.
Terry Oroszi for language revision. Article: G. V. Rodovalho, C. R. Franci, M. Morris, J. A. Anselmo-Franci, Locus Coeruleus Lesions Decrease Oxytocin and Vasopressin Release Induced by Hemorrhage Neurochemical Research Volume 31.2 259 – 266, 2006-02-07.
Terry Oroszi, Director of Pharmacology Genetic Testing Laboratory, for providing the gene deletion mice. Article: Rogerio B. Wichi, Vera Farah, Yanfang Chen, Maria Claudia Irigoyen, and Mariana Morris Deficiency in angiotensin AT1a receptors prevents diabetes-induced hypertension Am J Physiol Regul Integr Comp Physiol 292: R1184-R1189, 2007.
We thank Terry Oroszi. Article: Vera Farah, Khalid M. Elased, and Mariana Morris Genetic and dietary interactions: role of angiotensin AT1a receptors in response to a high-fructose diet Am J Physiol Heart Circ Physiol 293: H1083-H1089, 2007.
We would like to gratefully acknowledge the help of Terry Oroszi. Article: Khalid M. Elased, Tatiana Sousa Cunha, Fernanda Klein Marcondes, Mariana Morris, Brain angiotensin-converting enzymes: role of angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 in processing angiotensin II in mice, Experimental Physiology, 93.5 (665-675) 2008.


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Dr. B. G. Rhee, Executive Vice President, Corporate Development at Green Cross, said "Based on these promising clinical results with our partners at Jennerex, we are in the process of opening the Phase II liver cancer trial at world-renowned liver cancer hospitals in South Korea." Jennerex collaborated closely with medical and scientific research teams in South Korea at Dong-A University and Pusan National University Hospitals, and at the Ottawa Health Research Institute, Ottawa, Canada.
Phase I-II Liver Cancer Study
As reported in the Lancet Oncology publication, 14 patients with a
variety of treatment-refractory cancer types (e.g. liver, colon, lung) in
the liver were treated every three weeks with JX-594 by ultrasound-guided
intratumoral injection. Patients had advanced cancers that had failed all
available therapies and were therefore considered terminal. Treatment was
well-tolerated during dose-escalation up to the maximum-tolerated dose,
with the expected mild to moderate flu-like symptoms; no severe toxicities
due to treatment were reported up to these doses. Cancer destruction and
objective evidence for efficacy were reported in the majority of patients,
including all three with primary liver cancer and patients with lung and
colon cancers. Tumor responses were achieved in evaluable patients by
objective criteria including RECIST (Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid
Tumor) (response in 30 percent of patients, stable disease in 60 percent of
patients) and Choi criteria (response in 80% of patients). Tumor responses
were associ
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I was at a mall in the southern part of King County. I didn't see any "no firearms" sign at the door so I walked right in, concealed carrying, of course.
I heard from someone on this forum, that it is wise to laminate your CPL, so I did and it was in my back pocket.
I finish eating at the food court and try and look for a leather store since I wanted a jacket. As I walk past the stores, I notice a wheelchair bound lady coming towards me "Young man, young man..." I stopped and asked her if she needed help.
She asked me if I was missing something out of my back pocket. I was naturally alarmed that my CPL mysteriously slipped out of my back pocket by some insane law of physics. Then she asked me if it was a concealed weapons permit. I nodded in the affirmative. I thought she found it and was going to hand it to me. She then told me that she gave it instead to a security guard and had asked him to call the police. As soon as she said that, she hurried away on her motorized wheel chair.
I was going, "what????" So I hurry out of the mall since I don't have a CPL on me at that point, lock my handgun inside my car safe, take a copy of my CPL from my glove box, and walk into the security office.
The guard there asked me if I was there for the CPL and I said yes. He saw my ID and handed the CPL to me without a single question.
I am kicking myself for laminating the CPL. As soon as I got into my car, I ripped the plastic out and folded it into my wallet. The CPL from my police department is oversized and cannot fit in any wallet.
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Beautiful city owned and maintained CG. Sits along the banks of Oak Hollow Lake in a rather quiet cove. We saw a few boats but none were loud due to the no wake zone that was near by. Would have rated this CG a 10 if the spaces were a little wider and some work was done to level them up. Has to do some work to get my TT leveled but nothing that was unreasonable. The website states they do not accept reservations but if you call the day of arrival they will save you a site. Excellent staff we were assigned site C14 and was told it had 30 amp service well after spending some time leveling I went to plug in and found a 50 amp plug. Oh we'll I said and headed to the office/camp store to purchase an adapter. The man in the store gave me a brand new adapter and said just bring it back when you check out. Now trusting people is hard to find anymore. We will return and hopefully be able to stay longer than 2 nights. - ljsdes
We're getting back in to camping after a couple years hiatus and this was our first stay here in our new to us Motorhome. This is a fantastic campground. Clean, nicely spaced sites, cable, wifi, on the lake with great fishing and in High Point with close proximity to great shopping and restaurants. Only draw back I can say about this place is that they do not take any reservations. Which means if you are not local, it's a shot in the dark and hope you get a spot. Luckily, we are local :) - mooreadventures
We chose to be in the middle section to be able to get satellite. Sites were long, but a bit narrow. We had to change to get leveled. It's a beautiful park on the lake. City owned. Easy access in and out was easy and the staff was very friendly. All the utilities worked well. We would stay there again when in the area. - hug448844


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Sumayah Jamal, M.D., Ph.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor; Research Assistant Professor;Ronald O. Perelman Department of Dermatology and Microbiology (Microbiology )
Clinical Addresses
166 Fifth Avenue, 2nd FloorNew York, NY 10010
Hours: Tue. 2 - 7; Wed. 10 - 5; Thu. 8 - 12
Phone: 212-229-0333
Fax: 646-218-4133
Medical Specialties
DermatologyMedical Expertise
Skin Cancer, Cosmetic Dermatology, Rosacea, Dermatologic Surgery, Melanoma, General Dermatology, Keloids, Warts, Laser SurgeryClinical Responsibilities
General Dermatology- psoriasis, eczema, acne, dry skin, warts, viral disorders, cysts, uneven skin tone.Skin cancer screenings.
Laser treatments for hair reduction, acne, acne scarring,wrinkle reduction, age spots; safe for all skin types including skin of color.
Skin care regimen consultation.
Chemical skin rejuvenation safe for all skin types including skin of color.
Beech St PPO, CIGNA EPO/POS, Cigna PPO, EBCBS EPO, EBCBS HLTHY NY, EBCBS HMO, EBCBS INDEMNITY, EBCBS MEDIBLUE, EBCBS PATHWAYS / PATHWAYS ENHANCED, EBCBS POS, EBCBS PPO, LOCAL 1199 PPO, MULTIPLAN/PHCS PPO, NYS EMPIRE PLAN, OXFORD FREEDOM, UHC EPO, UHC HMO, UHC POS, UHC PPO, UHC TOP TIERInsurance Disclaimer: Insurance listed above may not be accepted at all office locations. Please confirm prior to each visit. The information presented here may not be complete or may have changed.
Board Certification
1998 — Ab Dermatology - DermatologyEducation
1994 — New York University School of Medicine, Medical Education1994-1995 — Columbia Presbyterian - Babies Hospital (Medicine Intern), Internship
1995-1997 — NYU Medical Center (Dematology), Residency Training
1997-1998 — NYU Medical Center (Biochemistry), Clinical Fellowships
Research Summary
While the cure rate for localized melanoma approaches 100% using surgical modalities, the prognosis for metastatic melanoma is poor indeed. It is therefore necessary to find effective and specific therapeutic modalities for this devastating disease entity. My lab investigates molecular mechanisms that promote melanoma invasion.
Specifically we are studying the role of the endothelin pathway in melanoma development and progression. Importantly we are looking at drugs that specifically block this pathway in vivo. Our current studies focus on the regulation of adhesion molecule expression by endothelin in melanocytes and melanoma cells. We are also conducting animal studies investigating the ability of endothelin receptor antagonists to prevent melanoma metastasis. We anticipate conducting phase I clinical trials using these antagonists in the foreseeable future.
Research Interests
Malignant MelanomaAll data from NYU Health Sciences Library Faculty Bibliography — -
Akt and PI3K-dependent but CREB-independent upregulation of MCAM by endothelin-3 in human melanocytes
Williams, Brittny; Schneider, Robert J; Jamal, Sumayah
2014 Apr;:404-407, Melanoma research
id: 962552,
year: 2014,
vol: ,
page: 404,
stat: Journal Article,
Skin cancer awareness in communities of color
Imahiyerobo-Ip, Joyce; Ip, Ivan; Jamal, Sumayah; Nadiminti, Uma; Sanchez, Miguel
2011 Jan;64(1):198-200, Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology
id: 133200,
year: 2011,
vol: 64,
page: 198,
stat: Journal Article,
Regulation of Melanoma Cell Adhesion Molecule by endothelin-1 in human melanocytes
Jamal, S; Williams, BS
2006 APR ;126(1):151-151, Journal of investigative dermatology
id: 70335,
year: 2006,
vol: 126,
page: 151,
stat: Journal Article,
Endothelin-1 induces CXCL1 and CXCL8 secretion in human melanoma cells
Mangahas, Catherine R; dela Cruz, Gelo V; Friedman-Jimenez, George; Jamal, Sumayah
2005 Aug;125(2):307-311, Journal of investigative dermatology
id: 57870,
year: 2005,
vol: 125,
page: 307,
stat: Journal Article,
Endothelin-1 upregulates MCAM in melanocytes
Mangahas, Catherine R; dela Cruz, Gelo V; Schneider, Robert J; Jamal, Sumayah
2004 Dec;123(6):1135-1139, Journal of investigative dermatology
id: 47756,
year: 2004,
vol: 123,
page: 1135,
stat: Journal Article,
UV-induction of keratinocyte endothelin-1 downregulates E-cadherin in melanocytes and melanoma cells
Jamal, Sumayah; Schneider, Robert J
2002 Aug;110(4):443-452, Journal of clinical investigation
id: 39602,
year: 2002,
vol: 110,
page: 443,
stat: Journal Article,
Ethnic dermatology
Jamal S
Current dermatologic diagnosis & treatment Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2001,
id: 3699,
year: 2001,
vol: ,
page: 62,
stat: Chapter,
Endothelin-1 down-regulates E-cadherin in melanocytic cells by apoptosis-independent activation of caspase-8
Jamal S
2000 Oct;43(4):703-704, Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology
id: 11488,
year: 2000,
vol: 43,
page: 703,
stat: Journal Article,
Endothelin-1: A potential link between ultraviolet irradiation and melanoma invasion
Jamal, Sumayah
2000 Jun 25-28;13(3):208-208, Pigment cell research
id: 15792,
year: 2000,
vol: 13,
page: 208,
stat: Journal Article,
Natural antibodies to skin in normal individuals
Kirschner-Weinfeld, P; Jiao, D; Xie, Z; Jamal, S; Kelman, E; Bystryn, JC
1999 APR ;112(4):647-647, Journal of investigative dermatology
id: 54087,
year: 1999,
vol: 112,
page: 647,
stat: Journal Article,
Raf phosphorylates p53 in vitro and potentiates p53-dependent transcriptional transactivation in vivo
Jamal S; Ziff EB
1995 Jun 1;10(11):2095-2101, Oncogene
id: 12766,
year: 1995,
vol: 10,
page: 2095,
stat: Journal Article,
Role of CD4 in the penetration of cells by HIV
McDougal JS; Maddon PJ; Orloff G; Clapham PR; Dalgleish AG; Jamal S; Weiss RA; Axel RA
1991 ;300(2):145-54; discussion 155, Advances in experimental medicine & biology
id: 42688,
year: 1991,
vol: 300,
page: 145,
stat: Journal Article,
Jamal, S; Ziff, E
1990 Mar 29;344(6265):463-466, Nature
id: 31886,
year: 1990,
vol: 344,
page: 463,
stat: Journal Article,
HIV infection does not require endocytosis of its receptor, CD4
Maddon PJ; McDougal JS; Clapham PR; Dalgleish AG; Jamal S; Weiss RA; Axel R
1988 Sep 9;54(6):865-874, Cell
id: 42689,
year: 1988,
vol: 54,
page: 865,
stat: Journal Article,
Metz, R; Gorham, J; Siegfried, Z; Leonard, D; Gizangginsberg, E; Thompson, MA; Lawe, D; Kouzarides, T; Vosatka, R; Macgregor, D; Jamal, S; Greenberg, ME; Ziff, EB
1988 Jul-Aug;53(4):727-737, Cold Spring Harbor symposia on quantitative biology
id: 31623,
year: 1988,
vol: 53,
page: 727,
stat: Journal Article,
cDNA cloning and mapping of the human creatine kinase M gene to 19q13
Nigro JM; Schweinfest CW; Rajkovic A; Pavlovic J; Jamal S; Dottin RP; Hart JT; Kamarck ME; Rae PM; Carty MD; et al.
1987 Feb;40(2):115-125, American journal of human genetics
id: 42687,
year: 1987,
vol: 40,
page: 115,
stat: Journal Article,


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Our Community Orchards
We currently have three Community Orchards in Salisbury:
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For further information about our orchards and the varieties of fruit trees at these sites, please click here.
Apple Day 2014:
....will take place on Sunday 19 October from 10am - 12.30pm at the Community Orchard, Fisherton. Come join in the fun for all the family. Click here to find out more.
Apple Day 2013:
Last year's Apple Day, held on Sunday 20 October at the Community Orchard, Fisherton, was a great success with around 60 people joining in the fun in juicing apples, tasting a wide range of British fruit, making colourful felt toffee apples, and being entertained by the wonderful Mrs Apples.
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Home of the National Fruit Collection, suppliers of expert advice and the original trees for our Orchards
Suppliers of additional trees in our Orchards
We are proud to haved worked with Wiltshire Wildlife Trust and their Food Champions Programme.
Visit this site for extensive lists and descriptions of apples
An environmental and arts organisation with lots of information on apples and Community Orchards


text: Presidential Image Gallery John Kennedy on PT 109 July 31, 1943 Source: John F. Kennedy Presidential Library In 1943, future President John F. Kennedy served in World War II as commander of a motor torpedo boat called PT 109 in the South Pacific. In August of that year, a Japanese destroyer sunk the boat, and Kennedy heroically led his crew on a three mile swim to land. For these endeavors, Kennedy was awarded the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps Medal for Valor and a Purple Heart for injuries he sustained. ← Return to John F. Kennedy Gallery Presidents George Washington John Adams Thomas Jefferson James Madison James Monroe John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson Martin Van Buren William Harrison John Tyler James K. Polk Zachary Taylor Millard Fillmore Franklin Pierce James Buchanan Abraham Lincoln Andrew Johnson Ulysses S. Grant Rutherford B. Hayes James A. Garfield Chester A. Arthur Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt William Taft Woodrow Wilson Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge Herbert Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry S. Truman Dwight D. Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Richard Nixon Gerald Ford Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan George H. W. Bush Bill Clinton George W. Bush Barack Obama


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Hey there,
New track. I just bought Ableton Live Suite 8 and gave it a test run for live performance. This is the recording of that performance. All pattern changes, knob twiddling and fader sliding was done in realtime.
All the vocals in this track are my own :)
lotsa love please people :)
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Hello at this moment i decided to make an account.
So i made an account just to review your song!
Your songs are good and i have voted 5 for all of them and i have also
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I just wonder if i could use some of those songs in an intro movie or just an movie :)
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Very good dude, kepp making them like these and the cash will fall trough your window (one day hopefully fot you...)
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damn heavenly song! it just a harmony seduction to my ears! i dont know y u arnt famous! pretty nice! xD
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Bonneville Cafe
Regardless of your learnings towards Mods or Rockers, the Cafe Racer style is undeniably cool. A culture born in 1960's London, soon the youth began pushing the limits of themselves and their machines. This led to the Cafe Racer movement and the Ton-up boys that lived it. Epitomizing the stripped down, anything-for-speed attitude of riders looking to ton-up, this Bonneville conversion maintains the subtle creature comforts so you can enjoy the ride. An exercise in restrained aggression, this custom package put together by British Customs is a rider friendly way to exude cool in the most classic sense. By taking the guess work out of what you can do to your machine, British Customs allow you to step into the shoes of the rebels and provocateurs of the 1960s. Can you do the ton?


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'La Chamade' is a facsimile of Francois Sagan's novel of that name with all the text removed other than sentences beginning with the word 'She...' up until the first punctuation. By removing most of the source text and leaving space where the removed words were it transforms the novel into a book of original concrete poetry.
Along with 'Sunlight On Cold Water' & 'Wonderful Clouds' it forms a triptych of parallel narratives. When read together the three books seem to provide alternative views of a very similar story.
My work blurs the boundaries between literature and visual art. Over the years I have produced collage, texts, books, sound pieces, projections and 'found narratives'. In 2009 I obtained a Masters Degree in Fine Art from the University of the West of England where I gained a Distinction. Since then I have self-published several book works most of which are available here on blurb. My books are also available in a number of book shops including the Book Art Book Shop in London. I have book works held in the collections of the Centre for Fine Print Research in Bristol, the Tate library in Tate Britain, and in University College London. In 2012 I contributed a work to the al-Mutanabbi Street project, an international touring exhibition of book artists which will eventually find a permanent home in the Iraqi National Library. And in 2014 I participated in an exhibition of UK & Russian book artists held in Moscow.
Mountolive Published February 27, 2014
A Certain Smile Published January 07, 2014
LUMA/CHROMA Published September 22, 2013
Wonderful Clouds Published August 12, 2010
Sunlight on Cold Water Published August 12, 2010
Words Published August 12, 2010
Ttepye fe fn rr t Published May 21, 2009
Qrori lo C c e Published May 21, 2009


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Apple CFO to retire, successor named
Comment on this storyCupertino, California - Apple's longtime Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer will retire in September and he'll be replaced by the company's corporate controller.
The announcement on Tuesday comes one day after Goldman Sachs named Oppenheimer as one of its 13 board members.
Oppenheimer, who has been CFO for the past decade, will begin transferring responsibilities to Luca Maestri in June.
Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company knew Maestri would ultimately succeed Oppenheimer when it recruited him as corporate controller a year ago. Maestri has more than 25 years of experience in senior financial management.
He has served as CFO at both Nokia Siemens Networks and Xerox.
Oppenheimer joined Apple in 1996 as controller for the Americas.
Apple is based in Cupertino, California. - Sapa-AP
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