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Dr. Agha completed the prestigious Indiana University School of Medicine Dermatology residency and fellowship in Cosmetic Surgery under the mentorship of world renowned facial plastic surgeon William H. Beeson, MD and Cosmetic surgeon Robert F. Jackson, MD. Dr. Agha served as an adjunct clinical professor at Michigan State University.
Dr. Agha also performs Mohs Micrographic Surgery, a highly meticulous procedure to treat skin cancer. She has an extensive research background and published numerous scientific articles in peer reviewed journals. Dr. Agha is a graduate of the Chicago Medical School and the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Dr. Agha has special expertise in the following cosmetic dermatology areas:
• Dermal fillers
Botox® and Dysport®
• Skin rejuvenation Chemical Peels
• Laser surgery: Laser skin resurfacing, Laser tattoo removal, Laser hair removal
• Sclerotherapy and laser treatment of leg veins
• Skin cancer treatments
• Rosacea and facial acne
• Facial skin irritations and dermatitis
• Body Liposuction and contour sculpting
I was beyond satisfied with my first visit. Dr. Agha and her staff were very professional and addressed my concerns thoroughly. I look forward to following up with Dr. Agha soon.
Dr. Agha and her staff were wonderful! Calming environment and very professional. Dr. Agha took the time to address my concerns and developed a treatment plan that met my every need. I am looking forward to returning for the second step of my treatment plan. Great experience :)
She may be the nicest, and most helpful, doctor I've ever worked with. Her people skills are the best I've ever seen.
Dr. Agha is terrific. I would recommend any new patient to her without question.
She was very personable and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend her to anyone looking for a dermatologist.
Great and personable... :)
The Doctor is very pleasant and we have nice conversation along with the treatment. I had some dermatological treatments done as well as some Botox. I told the Doctor it felt a little like a spa day because of the several treatments and lots of attention.
Great Doctor. Answered all my questions, I didn't feel rushed, very knowledgeable.
She is very professionial and easy to talk to
Staff and doc were friendly and efficient. Dr. Agha was very thorough and explained each part of the exam.
Loved her bedside manner. She was very helpful with any questions and explained everything very thoroughly.
Dr Agha is amazing! She is a thoughtful & brilliant physician. I highly recommend her.
comforting and a learning experience talking with the doctor.
Very personable and great personality
She was all I expected Professional, knowledgable, prompt, and no nonsense.
Very good! We had a nice chat during the appt as well.
Very nice, made me feel comfortable and gave me options to my problem!
Great experience! Looking forward to her recommendations and hoping it helps.
Efficient and personable, will be returning!
Was a great Doctor! Asked plenty of questions to understand what was going on and made an excellent evaluation.
I would highly recommend Dr. Agha! She is very knowledgeable and professional. She wrote down notes for me to take home about my hair loss and was very positive.
Very professional and addressed more than I went there for.
It was wonderful very knowledgeable quick to the point.
She was caring and efficient. She was able to relieve my issues
Very good experience! She listens to you and then explains everything very explicitly. I am very satisfied and highly recommend her.
Professional and solves the problems.
She was very nice and thorough. Her assistant documented everything she said during the office and emailed me access to my patient chart.
The best there is.
Very honest and kind.
I highly recommend dr. Rania agha. She was very understanding with my skin issue and explained our course of treatment very thoroughly and made me feel at ease about it. The experience and office was very comfortable. She is not only a dermatologist but also truly cares. Definantly will be going back!
Dr. Agha is very personable, not pushy, and I trust her decisions. The only negative is that she seems to be in a hurry and doesn't always explain things well. She is very no-nonsense and gets the job done. So as long as you're not worried about understanding every little detail, she is great. Very short wait time and visits are pretty quick, which is a plus for those of us who dislike being stuck in a doctor's office!
I am so happy I found Dr. Rania Agha, I only wish I found her sooner! I have had skin challenges my entire life and had a new one crop up a year ago. When this happened I found out my dermatologist had moved to another state. Therefore in my search for a new one, I found Dr. Agha and I am so glad I did! I absolutely love my skin now and I never thought I would be able to say that and I always get compliments and people wondering what my "secret" is. I tell them its Dr. Agha! I recommend her to anyone, she is very caring/sweet and understanding. She gives you her undivided attention and its nice that she also uses some of the products she recommends. Thank you Dr. Agha!
She was amazing. So kind and caring. He bedside manner was like no other. And she helps you find the best, easiest, and cheapest way to fix your problem. I will not go anywhere else.
The wait was in pleasant surroundings but this particular visit they were running very far behind. I waited about 50 minutes before the doctor saw me. The time with the doctor was fine.
Very pleasant. Very knowledgeable and she explains as she goes along. I would recommend her.
I think she is really sweet and knowledgable and helpful! I made a great choice and I would suggest anyone to go and see her !
Doctor Agha is wonderful and helpful!
She was very knowledgeable and engaging!
She is great. I trust her 100%
Everyone there is very nice
Professional, listened well and explained options.
The doctor and staff were very nice and knowledgable. The offices were very nice and I did not have to wait at all. Very well run practice.
very informative!!!! Just very nice
She was very personable and very kind! Highly recommend!
Great she is wonderful
Extremely Comfortable and very happy with my treatment and results.
Dr. Agha was great. She checked over my skin and associated conditions. She recommended I have 2 procedures done and am glad to have done so. Highly recommend Dr. Agha!
Dr. Rania Agha was great. Would recommend her to friends & family!!!!!
She is honest and knows what she is talking about. I can't wait to come see her again!!!!!
Excellent,would recommend to others.
Dr. Agha is great. She addressed all my concerns and put a treatment plan in place right away. She takes the time to make sure that all of your concerns and questions have been answered. I would highly recommend her.
She took a very practical course of treatment. She looked at my overall health and medical situation when deciding on a course of treatment.
Dr Agha is an awesome Dr.! Always willing to take the time needed to help us out!!
I will continue to see her my specialist.
Highly professional, timely and friendly. My entire family sees Dr. Agha, she's wonderful.
I thought she was very friendly and down to earth. I would recommend her to others
Checked all areas I had concerns about and areas where she had completed work. Very good!!!
I had a great experience!
It's a good experience in general. Dr. Agha is great, taking the time to explain the condition and thorough in examination. The front desk is friendly but the wait at checking in was a lot longer than normal.
It was great, she had wonderful suggestions for me as to a hopeful solution.
Very professional but not stuffy and has a great personality. Diagnosed my condition in minutes which other Dr's have misdiagnosed. Gave me alot of info that I never knew about my condition and is going to work quickly to treat my problem.
first visit so hard to give feedback on follow up and treatment, but very impressed with professionalism, patient education provided, confidence and timely appointment time. Very easy to talk to and good listener to get the whole picture.
She has excellent bedside manners and is a very knowledgable and a high achieving physician that makes her patients' best interest her most important priority!
Very informative, friendly and professional.
Great visit. Took the time to discuss all my "other" skin issues and work out a long term plan.
I had a wonderful experience with my visit. When Dr. Agha came in she sat down with me, went over my questionnaire and answered my questions. I did not feel rushed or like 'just a number'. While we were speaking Dr. Agha noticed a bump on my nose (which I had noticed before and kind of ignored) and expressed some concern and suggested I consider a biopsy and she checked my back for other abnormalities. Here I was in for a filler and the doctor showed concern over potential health issues, there was no 'schedule and appointment and we will check this out'. I really felt like she was genuinely concerned about my health. After further discussion I decided to get the biopsy done. Other than me asking the doctor if my insurance was accepted there was no discussion of payment; often times it seems as if a doctor won't even talk to you without all the paperwork done and insurance validated. I was numbed, had my filler while waiting for the area to become fully numb and then had the biopsy. Dr. Agha told me that in a few days she will personally call me with the results. I have been to other doctors for cosmetic reasons and they have always tried to upsell products, whereas Dr Agha didn't do this, she said she prefers to start with a conservative amount because "you can always add, you can't take away". She felt that the amount I had paid for with an Amazon deal was the proper amount and did not suggest additional filler or any other cosmetic procedure. Also, I had mentioned that I was going on an Oceanside vacation in a few weeks and she gave me a bag filled with small bottles of sunscreen. Normally I only go to doctors affiliated with the hospital of my preference, but I will continue with Dr. Agha for other dermatology issues even though she is a bit further away. Additionally, the office was clean and inviting and all the staff members I interacted with were polite and friendly.
She was very knowledgable and professional. I really enjoyed learning from her.
Love her love the office, so so nice to find a Dr.you feel comfortable with right away!
very friendly
Dr. Agha's bedside manner was exceptional. Unlike most providers, she did not bury her face in a laptop or a folder because her assistant accompanied her and completed most of the documentation. Dr. Agha's focus on patient education was also very notable.
Thorough, takes her time, very pleasant, explains everything, and takes her time to answer all questions.
Excellent bedside manner. Her staff was also very helpful. They even provided my with manufacturers coupons for my prescriptions.
Dr. Agha is fabulous!
Dr. Agha seems truly concerned about her patients as individuals. Though she'd only seen me once previously, she remembered my situation and seemed genuinely concerned with my health.
She was amazing and I will be back!
She was wonderful, very friendly and knowledgable.
She is fantastic. Listens to your concerns and addresses each one professionally and empathetically.
Truly a joy to work with....Explained everything and took great care of me. Recommended her to my wife who will see her tomorrow!!
She was very kind and understanding. She was informative and let me know what was going through her mind unlike most doctors that just go uh huh I see. I go back to see her in a couple weeks.
I was surprised how quick I was called in. Dr.Agha was very professinal and concerned about my problem. She did not rush me in and out like other doctors that I have been to in the past.This is one of my best experances with a doctor"s visit.
She is a wonderful doctor who genuinely cares!
it was very very good I like it so match
Wonderful caring doctor! Very kind-hearted, sympathetic and professional. Will refer her to anyone who requires a dermatologist. Always encourages a positive outlook.
She was friendly, but didn't spend a lot of time with me and I was disappointed with her suggestions/prescriptions. They were all things that I have tried before with no success.
She was very personable and knowledgable
She was personable and honestly cared about me. The only problem was with transferring over prescriptions.
My visit was great. I only waited about 10 minutes to be seen. She came in and evaluated me, gave me recommendation and off I went. I have recommended her to others and will continue to do so.
She was very professional and made me feel at ease with the service.
Wow I was really impressed
Professional, knowledgable. Nice pwerson.
She is very warm, friendly and still professional. I feel completely at ease and trust her skills.
Dr Agha was excellent. She explained in detail my condition and prescribed a remedy.
I was very impressed with Dr.R.Agha.She was professional,compassionate and caring.
Doctor and her staff were extremely accommodating. They worked to get me in at a time that was best for me after a cancellation.
Dr. Rania is awesome, great personality and straight forward. Great find.
She was informative and thorough, but also quick and efficient.
She was very professional and courteous and appeared to be very knowledgeable. I only say "appeared" because I have zero knowledge of dermatology.
Very intelligent and professional. I was very impressed and have told friends and relatives about the wonderful service and compassion she has.
She is very knowledgeable has a very positive outlook. Love her bedside manner, makes you feel real good .a
The appointment went very quickly and smoothly. She was very responsive to questions and concerns that I had and seemed very knowledgeable about her expertise.
Dr. Agha made me feel at ease, answered all my questions and was very patient. Def recommend if you are looking for a good dermatologist.
Dr Agha is a very good professional doctor but her staff was not good at all. There was a long wait, which is to be expected with a specialist. However, they were very bad about getting back to me with phone inquiries, calling in my Rx, etc.
She was very personable... She explained everything very thoroughly and made you feel comfortable
SHE LISTENED and understood and had a result that worked. She explained everything to me that i needed to know about my medication..loved her
Very pleasant. I enjoyed my visit with Dr. Agha she was very helpful.
I told Dr. Agha about my husband being completely against Botox and that I didn't want a "frozen-deer in the headlights" look. What my face looked like after 10 days was exactly what I asked for. About 70% of my crows feet are gone when I smile, my forehead is line free - but moves and I still have the ability to furrow my brow, just not as much. My girls say I look 10 years younger and it's not apparent why. I told my husband about the injections tonight and he agreed that the Dr. did a good job and I could maintain this without looking fake. Thanks Dr. Agha!
Great appointment! No wait time, great doctor. Not only will I go back to her but I plan to apply here when I finish school.
Very friendly and thurough. A +++
I think she is a terrific!
Dr. Agha was very pleasant to work with, and extremely thorough. She looked into things other doctors hadn't even noticed. I felt very well taken care of by her.
Great! She is personal which I like.
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State Rep. Wallis dies
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Bill decriminalizes less than 1 ounce of marijuana in Wyoming
A bill sponsored by a Cheyenne Democrat would reduce the sentence for someone caught with up to an ounce of marijuana.
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CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Legislature's 2014 budget session won't have a tussle over a fuel tax increase or a lottery.
Another Wyoming lawmaker speaks in favor of medical marijuana
Thirty years ago, before he moved to Wyoming and became a Republican state lawmaker, Bruce Burns' mother asked him to come to Long Island, N.Y., with pot.
Debate looms over legalizing marijuana in Wyoming
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A debate over whether Wyoming should legalize marijuana may be about to flare up.
Wyoming lawmakers set tone next week for budget session
CHEYENNE -- Pessimism or optimism? The tenor of next week's Joint Appropriations Committee meeting figures to have a significant impact on early next year's state Legislature session.
Cheney and Enzi start Wyoming ground attacks for U.S. Senate seat
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Wyoming state rep opposes move against horse slaughter plants
CHEYENNE -- State Rep. Sue Wallis says the Obama administration's proposal in its 2014 budget that would effectively ban the slaughter of horses for human consumption is "a pretty sorry situation."
Lawmakers preserve conservation easements
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A program preserving parts of Wyoming's landscape will live for another year, but supporters are concerned by increasing opposition in the state Legislature.
Wyoming lawmakers see movement on gay issues
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — To say merely that Wyoming is a conservative state doesn't begin to capture it.
Raw milk rules rankle food freedom supporters
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Andy Whitehurst of Riverton said he has had food poisoning three times in his life. Each incident occurred when he ate in restaurants certified to serve food, he said Wednesday.
No progress for plans for horse slaughter plant
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Wyoming group contests raw-food rules change
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The debate over proposed Wyoming food safety rules centers on opinions about what constitutes food safety.
Horse slaughterhouse slated for Riverton
CHEYENNE, Wyo. —A Wyoming company is looking to build one of the only horse slaughterhouses in the country in the Riverton area within the next year, according to state Rep. Sue Wallis, R-Recluse, the company's chief executive.
Wyoming House, Senate move budget bills
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At least 2 horse meat plants possible in Wyoming
CASPER, Wyo. — A state lawmaker says at least two groups are considering opening horse slaughterhouses in Wyoming now that Congress has cleared the way for such operations.
Lifted ban means horse slaughter will likely resume by spring
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12 By Silvanus, a faithful brother as I regard him, I have written briefly to you, exhorting and declaring that this is the true grace of God. Stand firm in it. | 12 With the help of Silas, whom I regard as a faithful brother, I have written to you briefly, encouraging you and testifying that this is the true grace of God. Stand fast in it. |
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10 For he knew that the chief priests had delivered Him out of envy. | 10 knowing it was out of envy that the chief priests had handed Jesus over to him. |
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Aug 24, 2011 in Food Network Community Toolbox on FoodNetwork.com
"I gave it a 4 for a few reasons:
1 Though I know its his style (and yes, the 'right' way, its annoying that Alton provides measurements in weights. It makes it unapproachable to the lay cook and was a process for me to convert everything to a volumetric scale.
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CONTRACEPTIVE CARE It boils down to rights: employer vs. employee
In its Dec. 1 editorial opposing exemptions from the contraceptive mandate for for-profit businesses under the Affordable Care Act, the Editorial Board argues that the employer's beliefs would be held as more valuable than the employee's ("Religion as a sword in the ACA debate"). But this, even if it were true, is beside the point. For it is not a question about evaluating beliefs, but about forcing people to act against their beliefs. We can respect someone's freedom of conscience even when disagreeing with his or her beliefs. In a later argument, the editorial states that because health care is part of an employee's compensation, it makes no difference whether the employer provides it in the company health plan or the employees purchase it themselves. But there is a difference. In the first case, the employer must provide what he believes to be immoral. In the second case, it is the employee's choice.
The editorial also expresses concern that this exemption might lead to further exemptions. But I think the greater danger is that denying the exemption will lead to something much worse: The erosion of the rights of religion against government impositions.
Richard Berquist, St. Paul
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Picture this scenario: You're driving and obeying all traffic laws, when suddenly someone runs a stop sign and T-bones your car, leaving you severely injured and in trauma. The good news: An ambulance arrives quickly and soon you are stabilized and will recover. The bad news: Your employer is headed by a Jehovah's Witness and, due to a Supreme Court ruling, does not have to provide insurance covering blood transfusions since Jehovah's Witnesses don't believe in blood transfusions. While the religious freedom aspects of the ACA have focused on contraceptives, there are other medical procedures that various religious orders object to, including blood transfusions, organ transplants and vaccines. This is a dangerously slippery slope. Do we really want corporations dictating their religious beliefs to their employees?
PETER HALL, Edina
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What is at stake here is a person's right to choose not to pay for something that he or she finds morally objectionable. Do we forfeit our right to conscience when we incorporate a business? Business owners Stuart Lind and Tom Janas are not preventing employees from using contraception. How could they? What they are very reasonably saying is that knowingly paying for contraceptives violates their religious beliefs.
CATHERINE Walker, Minneapolis
Sandy Hook
Focus on criminals as the anniversary nears
A Dec. 1 letter writer reflected on the upcoming anniversary of the Sandy Hook tragedy and asked that we "think upon those stolen children when you carry your handguns about your daily business." Her comment highlights an uninformed perception of legal permit holders.
Minnesota crime reports show only three out of nearly 160,000 permit holders were involved in a firearm homicide over the past 10 years. In that same time frame, nearly 1,000 murders were committed — overwhelmingly by chronic criminals. Legal permit carriers aren't the problem. I suggest we think about keeping criminals off the streets.
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Vikings showed true colors in U negotiations
The power of the Minnesota Vikings organization is simply breathtaking. The Nov. 30 front-page headline, "Vikings deal to play at U was a tough bargain," misconstrued the story, which was a classic account of bullying.
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Steve Kenfield, vice president of sales and marketing for Kingsburg, Calif.-based HMC Group Marketing Inc., sees snacks as an emerging player.
"I think the snack produce category is emerging ever so slowly," he said. "I think really it's a question of getting that category established as its own separate category. People have been working on it for years, but it's starting to gain some traction."
Maintaining that growth may present some hurdles as non-traditional produce retailers get into the market, said retail consultant Ed Odron, president of Odron Produce Marketing & Consulting, Stockton, Calif.
"Sales continue to be challenging, to say the least," he said. "As an example, check your Sunday paper and look at the first five pages of any drug store ad. All food, and they are getting into perishable along with Target and others. The pie is only so big and retailers are struggling as theirs gets smaller."
But for the moment, there still appears to be plenty of room for growth for all fresh-cut retailers, said Jim Richter, Overland Park, Kan.-based executive vice president of sales and marketing for Rexburg, Idaho-based Wilcox Fresh.
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18 "See, we are going up to Jerusalem, and the Son of Man will be handed over to the chief priests and scribes, and they will condemn him to death; | 18 "We are going up to Jerusalem, and the Son of Man will be betrayed to the chief priests and the teachers of the law. They will condemn him to death |
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13 As the scripture says, "I loved Jacob, but I hated Esau." | 13 Just as it is written: "Jacob I loved, but Esau I hated." |
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The good news is, thanks to super generous LISNewsterz LISNews is as good as paid for through the end of the year. The bad news is, of course, that leaves us with an infinite number of other years to pay for. There's really no way I can possibly thank everyone for their generosity, especially those of you who sent me a check or cash. Also thanks to everyone who paypaled money and everyone who just clicked a google ad. I've tried to send a thank you email to everyone I could identify, hopefully you got yours, if not, thanks, and sorry I missed you. Adding up the paypal donations, checks, and cash (yes, a few brave souls sent me cash) I've received just over $1500 out of the $1620 it'll cost for 9 months of hosting I was hoping to pay for. Unless there are almost no clicks (clicks=$$!!) on the google ads for the remainder of the year, the server is paid for. So, now what? I'm looking for feedback and ideas on what to do next. More below...First, background for those of you that haven't been following along, if you have been following along, just skip down a bit.
LISNews is sitting, alone, on a $180/month server, something I really can't afford so for the first time since I started LISNews almost 5 years ago I asked for some help in paying the LISNews bills. For a few years LISNews sat on a big shared (Sun OS) server at Pegasus Web Technologies. We eventually out grew that server (more accurately they threatened to throw us off because we were too busy). So in December of 2002, I moved it to a dedicated server. The idea was I'd host LISNews, and to help defray the cost, sell space to a few other folks to cover as much of the $180 a month as I could. That idea did actually work, the server pays for itself, that is the amount others paid for hosting paid for the cost of the server, but that's about it, it doesn't really cover my time, which is, at this point, fine. So, a few months ago I bought (rented is the more accurate term) a new server (Red Hate Enterprise) because the operating system on the old server (Red Hat 7.3) had reached the end of life from Red Hat, which means no more official Red Hat updates. The new server should have updates for a few years to come, so I shouldn't need to make any more moves for quite awhile, which is great, because the move was a royal pain, and took way too long to finish. So, I moved everyone from the old server, to the new, except us, LISNews was, and is still running on the old server. It turns out Slashcode does not play nice with Apache2, RHEL, the new mod_perl, and whatever else is on there. I love LISNews, it's been a big part of my life longer than my wife, my house, my car, my job, and just about everything else, but I needed to draw the line somewhere and ask for help in paying for the site. My goal was to raise enough money (by just asking for donations from the LISNews readership) to pay for the second server for the remainder of this year (9 months counting April @$180 a month, that's $1620) and just leave LISNews sit on it's own server, which is where Slashcode really likes to be anyways (does not play well with others). Maybe by the end of the year there'll be some updates to Slashcode and I can easily move it over to LISHost, or maybe I can just leave it be, and try to raise enough money to again pay for the server next year.
So that's where we are now. The way I look at it, we're all set until the end of '04, but what to do come January? What are my options?
That's about all I can come up with. If you've got a better idea I'd love to hear it. At this point any or all 5 seem like possible options. Since it's only August, I've got plenty of time to think about it, and you have plenty of time to let me know what you think.
(to the tune of Strawberry Fields)...
LIS NEWS forever..LIS News forever..LIS News forever...
It's a great source of news, information and opinion (sometimes a bit more than we bargained for) for so many in the library field. Thank you for all you've done, and keep the ball rolling!
You all know I'm still wet behind ears here, actually I haven't even been officially baptised into MLS world, yet - however, I'd be pleased to donate towards the upkeep of this wonderful and newsworthy site.
Just one newbie question: where are these Google ads, etc, that we're supposed to click on?
I'm sure there's a reason why you don't have a link to Amazon - confict of interest somehow? It's a pretty common way of making a bit of money off of books sales if one enters through the linked site. I'm sure you've already discussed this but thought I'd throw it out to be sure.
No reason I avoided Amazon really. That just seems like one of those things that would never get used, and slow the pages down. But of course I could be wrong. Haven't really thought about itThanks for the idea.
I use Amazon a great deal - and right now I always make it a point to go through another website that I'm involved with. I don't know what the percentage is that you'd make, but you might want to check into it. I know it's helped this site in its quest to make ends meet. If you'd like, I can ask the owner of this other site for some feedback, of course so much depends upon "the numbers" - as they say.
P.S. Would you mind putting me out of my misery and letting me know which code to use in order to create a hyperlink? Appreciate it!
If you can avoid it, don't use an Amazon link. Greedy greedy company, keeping all of the marbles. Use booksense , it supports the indies, and libraries are indies, each unique and each in support of their individual communities.
Thanks for your link. Never heard of this organization before - I'll have to check it out.
They are a coalition of the 1100 (approx.) independent bookstores across the US trying to maintain their strength and survival in the face of the big boxes & Amazon. Kind of a David v. Goliath type of thing. Support the indies!.
Shouldn't there be somewhere out there a benevolent library-related corporate sponsor who would agree to a hands-off approach to lisnews but pay the server bills in return for acknowledgement on the page? Seems like there ought to be someone out there.
If there is such a benevolent corporate sponsor, I'm sure several of us would love to know about it/them!
There is of course a nice benevolent non-corporate sponsor, Librarin Web Host, that is happy to host things for cheap.LISNews is a very needy site though.
If there is a benevolent library-related corporate sponsor they haven't contacted me. Trouble is LISNews is not something that can just be dropped onto a small server in someone's office, it doesn't need a cluster of servers or anything crazy, it just needs more than a small quiet static site would need.Great idea, and one that I'd like to pursue, just not sure where to turn for that one.
Yes, but possibly someone wouldn't mind paying to have it where it is now...
Please post ye olde mailing address for those of us in the checks based economy. NParker
LISNews without Blake...it just wouldn't be the same.
I'd be willing to volunteer my programming skills & time if that would help keep you!


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This weekend, April 18-20, I'll be in Troy, Michigan for the 6th annual Penguicon convention. The Penguicon is an interesting convention, because it's both a Science Fiction convention, and a Linux convention. It's also interesting, because I've never been to a convention of any sort, so I have no idea what to expect.
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I'll have a video camera, and I'll be recording tons of stuff. If you're interesting enough, cool enough, or like, bring me coffee or something -- you have a distinct likelihood of being featured in some way on the Linux Journal site.
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Professional photographer Anna Piunova from the Russian website Mountain.RU was at the Chamonix World Cup last Monday.
UKC reported on the event last week, you can read the report here: UKC Report.
The winners of the first 2010 Lead World Cup were Charlotte Durif and Ramon Julian Puigblanque.
Anna Piunova has taken a superb gallery of photographs from the Chamonix World Cup event, which are shown here:
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It is interesting that in our never-ending pursuit to find extraterrestrial life, we fail to realize that life on another world is likely to be completely unrecognizable to us as being life.
Are these people really looking for life or are they pulling our legs? Well I can show them where to look. In the Mars Exploration Rover photos, there are clearly evident life forms.
For example, Spirit sol 520 shows plant leaves. The reason I know that they are leaves is, that a few of them have stems. Rocks do not grow on stems.
On my blog on Wordpress (seek artifactsofmars) I identified a number of plant structures such as rhizomes, a bulb-like structure and possible seed pod (Spirit sol 2). The evidence goes on and on. I will say it one more time. Get this through your heads. Rocks do not grow on stems.
Dear Editor
Scientific Search for ET biochemistry (includind viruses!) life remains as one of the pillars of modern science ,even for laymans .
david125, the article said that xenon is "similar", not "chemically similar" to methane. Like you, I think this statement needs some further explanation. I'm not sure it's a major error, though. It's quite possible that xenon is similar to methane in some other way, such as its expected half-life under martian environmental conditions. It's clearly not chemically similar at all. I suspect the writer took this information from some legitimate scientific source, but due to excessive editing zeal, took it out of context.
Considero muito improvavel claro baseado nas informações que temos meros mortais sem conhecimento profundo mas se e tão quem como informam e cheio de gases toxicos como pode haver vida lá, porrem por que então insistem em sempre estar procurando vida em marte alguma coisa tem que não sabemos ainda ...
Oxygen, Carbon and of course Hydrogen are relatively abundant molecules in our universe. Therefore, finding Hydrocarbons are not unexpected. The "color" photos one sees of galaxies from NASSA are actually color coded to elements, and blue designates oxygen. So, seeing any blue in a picture of a galaxy reveals just how much Oxygen there is in the universe, given the scale of a galaxy, whereas we can barely visualize a planet sized object… Hydrocarbons are relatively plentiful here on Earth, the only caveat are finding them in economic quantities. Finally, in order to burn anything, you'd need oxygen, so lighting a match on Titan, for example, would have little or no effect, there would be no free oxygen to burn the methane. Welders in Alberta, working on oil and gas pipelines etc… know exactly when there is insufficient oxygen to light a given gas or other hydrocarbon stream. If there is sufficient heat, a supply of combustible material and/or sufficient oxygen, then you get fire, but you need all three: 1) A heat source (difficult to find on chilly Mars or Titan) 2. A fuel 3) Oxygen. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_triangle . Remove only one of these three elements means no fire…
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And I thought 'Men' are from Mars..
I guess once we've plundered & ravaged Planet Earth, like we did our ancestral planet, we'll have to move back to the "land of methane", or better still, head for Venus, if those succulent creatures there, will have us!
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Methane on Mars; Now you don't...
It's to far for a pipe line. Periodic Group six and seven elements are
more importand than CH4.
Regards Dr. Terence Hale
"Mars has xenon in its atmosphere, and xenon atoms are similar enough to methane molecules that a physical process which locked up methane would lock up xenon too."
Xenon is a nonreactive gas that is not at all chemically similar to methane. This is a major error in the article.
In response to cognate and D. Sherman, methane is an indication of life in an oxidizing atmosphere. Earth and Mars both have atmospheres that will tend to oxidize methane to water and carbon dioxide. Therefore, in these cases, something must actively be producing methane for it to be measurable. In the outer planets, the atmospheric condition is colder, and tend to hold onto methane and other hydrocarbons, where the methane does not oxidize away and is considered to be, effectively, the primeval atmosphere of the planet or moon. At least, this is my understanding. I am a materials science student, rather than an astrophysicist.
The measurements in the article are interesting, in that they indicate that there is a chemical or biological process occurring to produce methane on Mars, that we do not understand. Just one more thing that shows how much more is still out there to discover.
cognate, I believe the presence of methane _in_the_atmosphere_of_Mars_ is taken as an indication of life. Methane is common throughout the universe, including as you pointed, on the large, cold, outer planets. On Earth, methane (natural gas) is lighter than air, which is good for safety in the case of outdoor gas leaks, but it also means that any methane found in the atmosphere got into it fairly recently and will eventually find its way out. Mars has less gravity than the Earth, and so most methane will simply dissipate into space. There might be some other breakdown processes too, but the main reason we only find seas of methane on large cold planets is that methane is light and volatile.
All in all, I think this article was a good introduction to an interesting subject, and qualifies as "news" insofar as the mission of the Curiosity probe is a newsworthy event.
I was puzzled by the writer's choice of the word, "slake" in the phrases: "...arid, radiation-slaked landscape". When you slake something, you give it water, as in slaking your thirst or making slaked lime. It's possible to use "slake" to mean satisfying a desire or need for something other than literal water, but even there I can't imaging how a landscape would have any need or desire for radiation. Furthermore, the conventional meaning of slaking (adding water) is the exact opposite of "arid", which has just been used to describe the same landscape. Perhaps the author meant "soaked", which in the perverse complexity of English isn't so strictly bound to the idea of moisture a "slaked" is. Something dry can be "dust-soaked" or "sun-soaked" (people on lounge chairs soaking up the sun), although it sounds a bit awkward. In this article, the idea being conveyed is that the landscape is hostile to life. Therefore, perhaps instead of the nonsensical "radiation-slaked", one could write something like "heavily irradiated" or "radiation-poisoned" or less awkwardly, "arid landscape bombarded by unfiltered radiation". Perhaps the chief editor is on holiday this week and the junior editor missed the misuse of "slaked".
I don't know why methane is taken as a possible indication of life. The atmospheres of Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune, and the moon Titan, for example, all have on the order of 1% methane.
As far as I know, there is no definitive answer. It seems that the methane is produced/originates from deep inside Titan (maybe in a subsurface layer of liquid water, ice and ammonia) and is constantly being brought to the surface by cryovolcanism. On the surface it tends to create large lakes near the poles. From there it evaporates and fuels an analogy of Earth's water cycle - with the key difference that the methane is being destroyed in the upper atmosphere by the UV radiation. UV rays fuel chemical processes that turn this methane into more complicated hydrocarbons. Some of these, tholins, are responsible for the signature orange smog that's obscuring Titan's surface.
Titan is definitely a very interesting place that deserves more study. Unfortunately, it is very far from Earth and it takes many year for a probe to reach it.
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"Strange, nobody studies Venus."
... and as I said, nobody pays attention to what ESA is doing. You know, there is a probe in orbit of Venus, it's called "Venus Express".
As for the following comment: "scientists obsession with cold, atmosphere-poor Mars is nothing than an outdated fashion after sci-fi stories about Martians."
No, that's entirely incorrect. Mars is much more interesting target for exploration for multitude of reasons, the chief one being that it is the most Earth-like planet in the Solar System as far as the conditions on the surface go. Venus is of similar size as Earth, but the similarities end there.
The subtle point I am trying to make is that we're not going to Mars just to search for life. We're also trying to find out how to live there, one day. We're looking for accessible water, for minerals we could use, for sources of energy and other things that are needed to sustain any future manned exploration of the red planet.
Our interest in Venus is purely academic - that planet will not be accessible to us for a very long time, if not forever. The conditions on the surface are comparable to a blast furnace placed 1 kilometre underwater. Even our machines can't last there for more than just a few hours. The clouds are made of very pure (and thus extremely corrosive) sulphuric acid, and so far we don't know of any organism that could survive in such an environment (some organisms can live in very acidic environments, but none in almost pure H2SO4). Not to mention that the clouds are constantly being bombarded by solar UV radiation and charged particles, because Venus has no magnetic field and no ozone layer.
There is no water on Venus and although there most likely used to be oceans billions of years ago, they are gone forever. On Mars, there's at least the chance that a lot of water is frozen in the soil and under the surface - water that could still be liquid in greater depths, so there might still be native microbes living there. The chance that any primitive live, if it ever came about, is still alive on Venus is very, very, very low.
@Koldijk - You mention Titan and its abundance of Methane. If Methane is almost always produced by living things on Earth - where did Titan methane originate from? Just curious - I don't know the anser.
"Nobody studies Venus"
Well, the Japanese just tried and failed, their probe failed to insert into Venus orbit (this was just about a month ago). Really too bad, JAXA was going to do groundbreaking atmospheric research if they had succeeded. Just goes to show you why the price tag is so high on these missions though, very little room for error.
On the plus side, the same mission showed the first successful deployment of a solar sail, so 1 for 2.
Scientist looking for life should go to Venus clouds and forget Mars.
Venus is closer than mars, has thick atmosphere shows chemical anomalies consistent with life, and has most Earthlike temperatures outside Earth. The life there must cope with corrosive sulphur, but Earth organisms do it. It would also use resources in reverse - Venus has lots of CO2 and little water, Earth has lots of water but is starved of CO2.
Strange, nobody studies Venus. Scientists obsession with cold, atmosphere-poor Mars is nothing than an outdated fashion after sci-fi stories about Martians.
Not enough methane, it's just trace amounts in the atmosphere. What's interesting is that a) it shouldn't be there at all; b) it is only present over certain areas. It doesn't even matter that much to me if the source is biological (microbes living underground, where the temperatures are higher and where there is liquid water) or geological (some sort of geothermal activity, remnants of volcanism maybe). Both possibilities show that Mars is far from being a rigid, static place.
Already this is influencing the planning of future surface lander missions. There is talk of sending one into one of the areas from which the methane seems to be emanating.
I've always thought that funding for the world's space programs should be ramped up significantly and this article is only further evidence supporting that. Perhaps world powers should place provisions for cooperation on space exploration projects in arms treaties? It seems the military industrial complex could be put to better use.
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