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Sometimes you travel to Foxborough to check out the New England Patriots and you come back with a nearly-blank notebook and a dazed look. Other days, like Tuesday, you have so much good stuff you could fill a couple of blogs.
Like this week. I'll be blogging off Tuesday's interviews and press conferences all week!
They covered a lot of topics and including a lot of laughs.
So let's get to the highlights:
– I think John Harbaugh gave the best 15-minute conference call I've ever heard. He was not only forthcoming about his team and how the Ravens have won their last four (and five of their last six) to get back in the playoff race, but he produced some great lines.
He was asked by a reporter if it was difficult to prepare for the Patriots not knowing whether rookie wide receivers Kenbrell Thompkins and Aaron Dobson (who have both missed the last two games with injuries) would play. His response: "I was hoping you guys could provide me with some information along those lines."
Of course, everyone laughed because the media covering the Patriots is always the last to be told about injuries.
When it was suggested he would have to go through the NSA to do that, he replied, "I don't think even they could crack Bill Belichick's phone line."
Later he was asked if New Orleans (and his team's Super Bowl championship) seemed a lifetime ago given everything that has happened this season. Again, he didn't disappoint:
"Yes. I was listening to my iPod today and a great song came on: Tom Petty's Runnin' Down a Dream. And if you go back and listen to the words on that song, it kind of hits on all those things – you're in the dark and you can't see where you're going sometimes. It's a mystery but you have hope that you're going to come out the other end. To me, where I'm at today, at this one moment in time, Tom Petty summarizes it best."
– Bill Belichick was equally strong in his press conference, in a different way of course. He spoke highly of Logan Mankins and his switch to left tackle last week (and possibly this week) after Nate Solder received a second concussion. He then spoke about other players who have shown the ability to switch positions.
But the highlight may have come when he was asked about the holidays.
Asked how he had executed his Christmas shopping thus far, he said, "Poorly."
And does he have a favorite Christmas song?
"Actually I enjoy all of them. I really do. Pretty much whichever one comes on, it puts a smile on my face. It's a great time of year."
No Grinchy Belichick here.
Tom Brady, who for some reason insists on wearing a knitted hat to his press conferences, was also asked about his Christmas shopping.
"Amazon.com," he said. "I probably keep them in business."
Then he added, "It's hard to find your wife something on Amazon.com."
And for that, Giselle is probably smiling.
– And finally there was a lot of talk about Mankins, a Pro Bowl left guard for the Patriots, moving over to left tackle for Solder, who suffered his second concussion in two games.
Mankins played there in the fourth quarter in last week's loss at Miami and was a left tackle in college. He's not worried about that switch. He feels he could play every position on the offensive line.
Even tight end?
"I can catch," he said. "I don't know if I can get open."


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While Street Fighter X Mega Man is a novel idea and completely free, the game apparently has some "rough edges" which require some smoothing over. To that end, Capcom has promised an official Street Fighter X Mega Man version 2 patch to address known issues.
In an interview conducted via The Mega Man Network, community manager Brett Elston states that "we're working on a V2 that will release soon and hopefully address some of those known issues." However, the update will "not be adding content."
Game Informer reports that the patch will be available sometime this month.
Sources: The Megan Man Network | Game Informer

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Once again friends gathered on the courts of the Suncoast Racquet Club during the Jan. 18th weekend to take part in the popular Brudermann Cup.
The annual event pays tribute to Friedl Brudermann, who was chairman of the elected board during the building of the two-court indoor tennis club.
A fun format saw 16 participants compete and enjoy a barbecue lunch. When all the players had rotated and all the balls were hit, Brudermann and Marian Shoemaker defeated Tammy Klashinsky and Don Walters in the finals.
Semifinal play included rousing rallies by teams made up of Laurie Reid, Dave Stamper, Al Karapita and Heinz Tigges.
The Suncoast Racquet Club provides tennis for members as well as community and school programs. Lessons may be booked, public play is available at designated times and new members are welcome. For information call 604-885-7770 or visit the website at www.srctennis.ca.
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Marian Hossa bookended the scoring as the Chicago Blackhawks halted the Anaheim Ducks' NHL winning streak at eight matches with a 4-2 victory.
Hossa opened the scoring before Kris Versteeg and Bryan Bickell gave the Blackhawks something of a cushion, only for Ryan Getzlaf and Kyle Palmieri to bring the deficit down to a single goal with just over five minutes remaining.
Hossa settled any nerves with eight seconds left as Chicago claimed their first win over Western Conference leaders Anaheim in six matches.
Cam Atkinson scored two goals as the Columbus Blue Jackets earned their fifth straight win following a 5-1 triumph over the Washington Capitals.
James Wisniewski opened the scoring and Atkinson and Ryan Johansen put the Blue Jackets further in the ascendancy.
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Hardening off of plants
JB (Junior Balloon) started a the great subject of hardening off of plants. It is so big and intricate, yet so simple in many ways, that I thought it deserved its own thread.
Let's try and keep this to just hardening off of plants in the spring.
weebus, you are just wanting to discuss hardening off INSIDE some kind of greenhouse/coldframe structure, correct?
Yes, I think that there are LOTS of folks who grow their own plants indoors with lights who are interested in learning how it is done in a greenhouse. The whole issue is confusing to me, when, I spend about three weeks acclimating my plants to the outdoor elements (after having grown them inside my home), yet, if I purchase a plant from the nursery, it has never left the greenhouse until I bring it home. How is it that greenhouse operaters effecively harden off?
My sister has a 35x65 greenhouse in Iowa, Z4. She grows and sells mostly bedding plants. She told me she does not harden off anything. She feels that because she has fans running all the time and opens her double doors on many sunny days that the plants are sufficiently hardened. I can attest to that from the many plants she has given me that I put directly into the ground with absolutely no sun scald or drooping at all.
I read somewhere that the wind is as important to hardening as is full sun. They need to be exposed to some breezes.
The breeze causes the plants to move and stretch. The result is it helps the cell structure on the outside of the stocks to hard or more stiff. Some folks tell of their grandparents would take their hand and gently brush their seedlings everyday. Same process.
HAF fans in your greenhouse will serve multiple purposes.
1: Constantly circulate the air to eliminate hot/cold spots.
2: Create a fresh supply of CO2 around the leaves so they don't starve from still air.
3: Move and stretch the plant to make it tougher.
After all Mother Nature isn't exactly nice to a seedling.
As for hardening off in a large g/h can be done by turning down the thermostats to help acclimate them to the real world. That's what we do and it seems to work fine.
I would like to hear a little bit about the sunlight part of hardening off. As a grow light grower inside of my home, my hardening off process is acclimating:
1st to outdoor air and temps in the shade in daytime. Then nighttime temps.
2nd gradually exposing to sunlight. This is done in conjunction with the temperature changes as well.
3rd gradually exposing to total full sunlight.
It takes me about three weeks before I feel safe enough to plant out. All the while, my plants are also acclimating to wind (though, I do use a lot of fans in my grow rooms). For years, I have had to do this process without any kind of structure for protection. The wind is my worst enemy, next to rainy stormy weather, which requires me to move my plants very hastily. There were many times that I had to strap the twins into their car seats and leave the van running in order to get all the flats moved quickly, so that I didnt leave my babies unattended. There were many days that I had to do this twice or more per day, depending on the nighttime temps. I had to do this with over 200 flats, sometimes every single day! Yes, I know some of you will find me insane, but those of us who are obsessed with growing will go to these extremes.
Now that I am planning for a cold frame, this will save me so much time and wear and tear on my back!
Now, since I am still going to be growing indoors for 2006, and then be hardening off in a coldframe structure, my HO process will still be different than for those who have grown the entire crop in a greenhouse. I still have to acclimate to full sun. From what I have learned, using grow lights is the equivalent to growing in "really bright shade", which is why I have to keep my plants almost touching the lights at all times, in order to ensure stocky, bushy plants that receive light from the top all the way to the base of the plant. I even space my plants in cell packs in order to ensure this for certain plants.
However, "full sun" inside of my cold frame, will that still mean a shade covered exposure? Do you ever have your plants in a non-shade covered exposure?
I would like to learn more about how you all do this. I throughly understand the hardening off process, I have been doing it for many, many years. But it is a bit different than growing from day one in a greenhouse.
Cold Frames have white plastic not clear. If you put clear on it your going to heat it up way too much and stress your plants even more.
You wil not have full sun if you use white plastic.
"non-shade covered exposure" If it's covered then there is shade. At least to some degree.
There are cold frames that have clear plastic on them. Just throw shade cloth over it and expose the plants to sunlight in increasing increments of time. Mylu's right, you will definitely need a fan, and I would move them out of the house into the cold frame during a spell of overcast days. That way they can acclimate at a slower, less stressful pace. Also, with cloud coverage, the nights won't get quite so cold.
Should only take about a week to a week and a half to harden off.
3 things to consider when hardening.
You can harden things off in several ways. Fans will help with wind.
Shade cloth will help with the sun and temps getting too high. some type of heat will take care of the lower temps. A 12 X 20 GH should get by with just an electric heater for this year.
One question. What is your last frost day for your area? Why do you want to move them out in March to harden them off? OK two questions...
Here is a link that might be useful: cold frames primer
Damn I knew I should have said "generally speaking" on the white cover.
Weebus I'm refereing to a cold frame that is used to overwinter hardier perennials not a coldframe to heated house evelution thing.... (like the big boys when we get bigger :) Yes i saw that post!
Her last frost date should be either April 15 or May 30 depending on if she is 6a Like me or 5b like most of the state.
I start hardening off in March,usually, because I am OUT OF ROOM in my house by mid April, you would not believe it! I have to make room for more plants under the grow lights, sometimes I have a rotation going on for the more established plants, they will only get about 12 hours of light, as compared to when they are seedlings and just beyond a seedling, where they get 16 hours of light. Last year, I started hardening off begonias, impatiens and petunias, and other plants by late mid March, and the weather was great. Then, come mid April, it all went to hell and we ended up getting frost until exactly May 1st. In 20004, me and everyone else around here had plants in the ground by Mid April.
I know it was too early to start hardening, but I had to make room for everything else. And it worked just fine, except for having to move the plants around a jillion times. Once I get them acclimated outside, all I have to do is keep them from getting frost at night. There were many days that the highs did not get above the 50's, and I am sure the growth rate was incredibly slow, if at all, but I did not lose a single one of them, and they all were great, healthy plants. I had hundreds of wave petunias, about 3000 wax begonias and about 1500 impatiens, all hardened off before the second week in April.
I know it shouldnt take so long to harden, and my plants are probably ready well before I set them out. However, I know that other grow light users do struggle with acclimation to full sun. Every year a lot of my plants will lose some of their older leaves, that never seen true sunlight until I began exposing to them. However, the new basal growth does not get sunburned one single bit. Almost every year I will lose practically every single leaf on Salvias when I harden, but they regrow very quickly and I have great Salvias (all species).
I guess maybe it takes longer for grow light users to harden? It does for me anyway. Or maybe I am being too careful. I have never lost a single plant that I grew due to sun exposure problems.
I can choose what kind of plastic I use, right, white versus clear?? I need to learn this, research it more. If white is used, are you still acclimating to full sun. So much to learn, so quickly.
My zone is 6a, I am in that small area that is not 5b, but close enough. Normally, I do not put out any plants until after May 1st. However, in 2004, we had an early spring and everything worked out for everybody to begin early.
Also, I meant to add, that many plants need to get acclimated so that I can finish growing them on in the full sunlight. Because I seriously run out of room in my home. I will harden them off a bit younger than I would have if I hadnt run out of room and then let them continue growing on outside, with full sun as my light. There are many many times that I will also transplant to larger cells or pots and do this at the exact same time. Again, with no loss at all.
I havent gotten too many scientific reasonings for my success with this, I am sure people will argue and say "Oh you should not do this or that" for this and that reason, I gladly welcome these arguments, becuase I always learn from them. I have posted tons of questions that go unanswered.........presumably because others just dont know the answers, or, because they just dont like me! :)
There are a lot of techniques that I do that I dont fully know why it works, I just know that it does. However, I dont get intimidated by "not knowing everything" because oftentimes I will go to nurseries and strike conversation with the owner/grower and they dont seem to know everything either.
We do the same as you,Ellen, except with vegetable transplants. Every year in mid March our house is crammed with flats of plants. The outside weather is the critical factor since I won't subject plants to the harsh weather in moving to the GH that often occurs in early March. Plus, I'm never sure I can maintain a suitable GH night temperature when outside temps are in the teens. And besides the plants usually appear so content to enjoy the house temps that we enjoy(We don't pay extra to heat the rooms where the plants are because we are there too).
I must give credit to my wife once the plants are in the GH because we have never used shade cloth. What she uses is the shade of the benches(placing flats on ground) and misting with water to gently harden off the delicate house grown plants. Even a half hour of direct sun on some plants can be fatal so the flats are moved to the floor for shade and the back to the bench tops when the sun isn't so strong. The process requires constant attention to the weather and an hourly check of the plants for signs of over-exposure. I only take credit of keeping the wood stove going through the nights. We usually move tomato plants into the GH first since soon after they are hardened off they are immediately planted into the ground of one of our high tunnels. The process of shuffleing plants into and out of the GH seems ongoing until all plants are transplanted to the tunnels or the fields. But even then the small (15x40') GH is still loaded with ornamental peppers, potted herbs and a few flats of secondary planting plants, all of which had to go through the same hardening off routine.
I won't say we never lost a plant because there have been occasions where I had to transplant peppers or eggplants and immediately move them to the GH because there was no more room in the house( When I transplant one flat of seedlings to cell packs I usually end up with 6-8 flats). I don't recommend this practice of submitting plants to double shock . For melons and cucumbers (started in peat pots) I like to move the to the GH as soon as they are emerging so they never have to adapt but I start them only 4 weeks before transplant time of mid-May.
To sum up: House grown plants need graduadual adjustment to direct sunlight of a greenhouse but it can be accomplished in many ways. Wind and temperature are controlled in the GH with much less effort (but more cost). And you never want to move plants from a mild environment to harsh one and forget about them.


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March 25 in Cambridge, MA: How to Make Money Without Becoming a Republican
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How to Make Money Without Becoming a Republican
Date/Time: Sunday, March 25, 2012 at 11:45 am (60 minutes)
Location: Le Meridien Hotel
Tuition: $35
Description: Jennifer Dziura lives a double life — as an educational humorist, and as a writer TheGrindstone.com and TheGloss.com, where she gives career and life coaching advice. Her column, "Bullish," advocates fiendish hard work, dastardly cleverness, extreme advance planning, and overall panache. Jennifer will talk about finding your target market, cultivating multiple income steams, and thinking productively about money without becoming an asshole. Her one-woman show "The History of Women in 30 Minutes" also appears in the festival.
About the Instructor: Jennifer Dziura makes bank without anyone telling her when to get up in the morning. She likes to help.
Bullish: Teamwork Is Overrated (How To Be A Lone Unicorn)
February 24, 2012
I started thinking about lone wolves when a friend told me her hiring problem. She posted a job listing for a fundraiser – a very good, executive-level job – and everyone who applied kept talking about how they work well in teams.
Interviewer: "What's the first thing you would do?"
Many candidates: "I'd assemble a great team!"
Interviewer: "No. Your team includes this receptionist. She's right here. Try again."
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March 25 in Cambridge, MA: The History of Women in 30 Minutes
February 24, 2012
Part of "A Night of Oral (Tradition)" — more info here.
(The show was originally 60 minutes, but 30 minutes is all I get in a festival of 200+ hilarious ladies!)
Bullish: What I Learned About Business from Being a Low-Rent Model
February 23, 2012
Fashion Week has come to an end, and we in New York will soon no longer be subjected to ads about "Mercedes Benz Fashion Week's" official fiber snack bar (Fiber One) and diet soda (Pepsi). Hey, in 2005, Fashion Week had an official toilet.
(Do any companies out there want to provide Bullish's "official espresso" and "official post-Bullish wheat beer"? And "official shoulder massage provided by a muscular gentleman"?)
So, in a followup to this week's Bullish Life Fashion Week Edition: What Modeling Taught Me About Men, Money, and Life and How to Hold a DIY Fashion Show on TheGloss, I'd like to share a few business lessons I learned as a low-rent model. More »
Announcing: Geek Week NYC at Housing Works
February 17, 2012
Not to be confused with Boston's Geek Week Comedy (April 25-29), in which I will also be participating, Housing Works' Geek Week (March 6-12) is a booksale (30% off sci fi, fantasy, comics, vintage vinyl, science and math books all week) and geeky event extravaganza.
Thursday, March 8
Geek Week Spelling Bee
Housing Works Bookstore Cafe, 126 Crosby St. in Soho
From "broccoli" to "triskaidekaphobia," relive or redeem your grade school humiliations, but with beer! A real, grown up spelling bee hosted by Jennifer Dziura and bobbyblue of the famed Williamsburg Spelling Bee. Everyone gets a "freebie" (first word you miss doesn't count!), so you can relax and have some geeky fun.
More at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe Event Calendar.
Friday, March 9
Geek Week Trivia Happy Hour
Housing Works Bookstore Cafe, 126 Crosby St. in Soho
Our regular Friday Night Happy Hour gets competitive with this special Geek Week trivia night on the theme "Geeks vs. Nerds."
How do you tell which one you are? Clock what most bothers you about this sentence:
"Aragorn's story is one not only of protecting Frodo on his way to Mordor, but of returning to Dagobah and becoming it's rightful king."
If you said "ARRGGH! Someone confused The Lord of the Rings with Star Wars!", you're a geek. If you said, "ARRGGH! The possessive form of 'it' does not have an apostrophe!", you're a nerd. If your head exploded, you're probably both.
Hosted by Kevin Harrington of Boston's Geek Week Comedy and Jen Dziura, co-host of the famed Williamsburg Spelling Bee. Drink and mingle with other geeks and nerds as Jen and Kevin pipe in every 20 minutes or so with quiz questions. Play alone or as a team.
More at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe Event Calendar.
Bonus Post: How To Hold A DIY Fashion Show (Even In A Church!)
February 16, 2012
A few ways to hold a successful DIY fashion show, no matter the venue. More »
Bullish Life Fashion Week Edition: What Modeling Taught Me About Men, Money, and Life
February 16, 2012
Being a pretty girl doesn't get you that far. I don't just mean a girl who happens to be pretty. I mean a girl trying to make it almost entirely on being pretty. A girl putting herself out there, saying, "I've noticed I'm kind of pretty!" More »
Bullish: The Resume Wall Street Is Laughing At, And What We Can Learn From It
February 11, 2012
This recruiting season, an NYU student wrote a "laughable" cover letter for J.P. Morgan. According to Yahoo! Finance:
Since Thursday, February 2, when a Bank of America Merrill Lynch director forwarded the cover letter out to his entire team, offering drinks "to the first analyst to concisely summarize everything that is wrong with" the note, it has passed through more than a dozen firms.
Bullish Life: Overcoming Perfectionism (and Still Being a Special Unicorn)
February 7, 2012
This week, let's hear from a reader I'll call Vanessa Williams, after the former Miss America (1984) whose mistakes (nudie pics!) actually worked out pretty damn well in the end. More »
Bullish: How To Make A Career Out Of The 10,000 Things You Want To Do
February 6, 2012
If you grow up being told that you can achieve anything you set your mind to, and that girls can be President and go to the moon, it kind of leaves you a little paralyzed by all options, doesn't it? Or even guilty that you're not an astronaut. (Or better: PRESIDENT ASTRONAUT!) More »
Bullish Life: What To Do When You're Surrounded By Lazy Idiots (and Sweet, Fragile Simpletons)
February 1, 2012
Some things really are a zero-sum game. Your time is limited, both every day and in terms of the years you have on this earth. You only have the emotional bandwidth for a certain number of close connections. Every input port you waste means that there is some incredible other person you will not meet or get to know more deeply. I moved to New York knowing that the people I just casually ran into would be more like me: they got themselves here because where they were wasn't good enough.
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Courtesy of Diamond, CBR presents advance previews of several Free Comic Book Day 2012 titles including "Image 20," "Yo Gabba Gabba" and more, all available for free May 5, 2012.
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Oni Press announced more "Hopeless Savages," a new spy book from Antony Johnston, and what they described as their most ambitious book yet in Sunday's jam-packed panel at New York Comic Con.
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In addition to debuting the final volume of "Scott Pilgrim," Oni Press will have a number of other debuts and exclusives available at Comic-Con, including "Super Pro K.O.!," "Mondo Urbano," and "Sixth Gun."
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Chicken baked in oven with two soups and egg noodles as the side (well, really any side you want would be good too). Simply tasty.
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- 4 piece(s) chicken
- 8 piece(s) baby carrots
- 10 piece(s) brussel sprouts
- 2 can(s) soup
- 12 ounce(s) noodles
- Place 4 chicken breasts in glass dish. Cover with a can each of reduced fat cream of mushroom soup and cream of chicken soup. Add a bit of water to this as.
- Then add in a handful of baby carrots and about 8 pieces of brussel sprouts.
Sprinkle a few dashes each of garlic salt, pepper, chili powder and dried onions. - When the chicken is about 1/2 done in the oven, start your side of noodles as package directions state.
It is really good to mix the noodles in the sauce with the chicken once everything has finished cooking.
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Anatomy and Pathophysiology of the Prostate Gland
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The origin of the term "prostate" was originally derived from the Greek prohistani (to stand in front of) and has been attributed to Herophilus of Alexandria, who used the expression in 335 B.C. to describe the organ located "in front of" the urinary bladder. However, while the existence of the prostate has been recognised for over 2300 years, the gland's anatomy, physiology and pathology has been described in detail only within the past six decades. Recently there has been a flurry of interest and activity in relation to the three major prostatic diseases: benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), carcinoma of the prostate and prostatitis. This is partly because demographic changes have led to an ever-increasing proportion of men attaining an age at which they are especially susceptible to these disorders, and because of the introduction of new therapies for these diseases. Central to the understanding of both benign and malignant prostatic pathology is comprehension of the zonal anatomy. This chapter relates differences in zonal anatomy to the various pathological processes which frequently affect this gland.
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Mind Reading: Neuroscientist V.S. Ramachandran on 'Unlearning' Pain
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Military and Veterans with RSD/CRPS Facebook Group
Kaiser Resources For Medicare Open Enrollment Period
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Veteran to fight for benefits in DC on behalf of RSD sufferers
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Macy's Shop for a Cause By Sue Pinkham
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Health Sense: Flawed pain science blurs question of he felt, she felt By Judy Foreman, Special to the Los Angeles Times
RSD/CRPS Awareness Quilt
New career direction for Stamford chef: Former Chef Paul Gileno Leaves Stamford Food Business to Create The Connecticut Pain Foundation
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In the Face of Pain: A Purdue Pharma E-Newsletter (PDF) Team RSDSA at the Achilles Walk for Hope & Possibility is profiled on pages 11-12.
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome on The Answer Page
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2011 Rachel Tobias Young Pain Research Investigator Award
INvisible Project: Creating Awareness Through Photography
Kakkis EveryLife Foundation Launches RareArtist.org
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CRPS: Where We Are Today? Official Satellite Symposium of the 13th World Congress on Pain of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP)
Final Progress Report: RSDSA and RSDhope Grant (Related: RSDSA and American RSDHope Award Research Grant to the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles)
Write your U.S. Representative today asking that he/she cosponsor the Improving Access to Clinical Trials (I-ACT) Act (H.R. 2866)
Medtronic Announces Clinical Trial For Breakthrough Technology In Neurostimulation Therapy For Intractable Chronic Pain
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Smoothing the Way By Tanya Mohn The New York Times
People with disabilities never have an easy time traveling, but a rash of recent improvements, including more wheelchair-accessible taxis and rental vehicles - and even Web sites for people with dexterity or vision problems - have made it easier.
2010 Workforce Recruitment Program for College Students with Disabilities (WRP) The WRP is a recruitment and referral program that connects federal sector employers nationwide with highly motivated postsecondary students and recent graduates with disabilities who are eager to prove their abilities in the workplace through summer or permanent jobs. Co-sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP) and the U.S. Department of Defense with the participation of many other federal agencies, the WRP has provided employment opportunities for over 5,000 students since 1995. Read more and register here: https://wrp.gov/
CNN Heroes: Mackenzie Bearup Mackenzie Bearup, a person with RSD, will be the CNN Hero announced April 8, in a segment on Larry King Live on CNN, 9 to 10 PM EST and 12 to 1 AM EST. They will discuss how her RSD led her to collecting books for the homeless. On Friday, the segment, a CNN Heroes Profile, and a text article and photos will be available at: http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/cnn.heroes/
Social Networks a Lifeline for the Chronically Ill By Claire Cain Miller The New York Times
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Long-term use of popular osteoporosis drug may harm bone
Feedback and Response Regarding ACOEM's Practice Guidelines
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PAN Works to Extend Exceptions to Medicare Therapy Caps
Author: Moskovitz P Title: An Overview of CRPS: A brief overview of some of the principles and components of the evaluation and management of CRPS Source: Pract Pain Manage. 2010 Jan/Feb.
To Our Health: One advocate's battle against insurance companies and a culture of denial (PDF) By Lary Bloom Connecticut Magazine
Washington State Advocacy Alert
Team RSDSA at the Achilles Walk for Hope & Possibility
Botox and Chronic Pain: A New Research Study
Medtronic Seeking Long-Distance Runners Benefiting from Medical Technology
McNeil Consumer Healthcare Voluntarily Recalls Certain Over-The-Counter (OTC) Products Manufactured in the U.S. and Other Countries
Giving Back People from all over the country and the world responded to RSDSA's recent e-mail regarding volunteering with CRPS, and confirmed what I had suspected: people with CRPS might experience physical limitations, but are unlimited in their energy and desire to be part of the world. These responses were as varied and unique as the paths of CRPS. Underlying each response was the common need to interact, to be of assistance, and to put something or someone ahead of their CRPS—even if only for a few moments. From the plethora of unique ideas, the possibilities seem endless! These testimonials are an excerpt from our upcoming brochure on giving back.
Our Basic Human Pleasures: Food, Sex and Giving By Nicholas D. Kristof, The New York Times
NORD: Share Your Story for Rare Disease Day!
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Gifts For You – Make A Donation To Any Pain Organization
NORD Runs Full-Page Ad Calling For an End to Lifetime Caps
Thoughts About Balance When You Have Chronic Pain From HowToCopeWithPain.org
More pain means real gain in complex regional pain syndrome treatment New research published this week in Clinical Rehabilitation
NIH ANNOUNCES FIRST NATIONAL RESEARCH STUDY RECRUITMENT REGISTRY Nationwide Registry to "Match" Volunteers with Researchers
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RSDS Fall Festival Fundraiser
AVON Fundraiser for RSDSA
Illinois: RSDS legislation signed into law
RSDSA Launches Major Study on the Natural History and Long-Term Health Effects of CRPS
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From NORD: Please Help Us Educate Members of Congress About Lifetime Insurance Caps!
Deadline Extended: 2010 Rachel Tobias Young Pain Research Investigator Award
Kakkis EveryLife Art Contest: Empowering Artists Affected by Rare Diseases
2nd Annual Philly Bike Ride for Pain Relief
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2010 Rachel Tobias Young Pain Research Investigator Award
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August Currents: Pain Management News and Research
FDA Issues Final Rules to Help Patients Gain Access to Investigational Drugs
Please join us in telling Consumer Reports to test disability supplies and equipment
Author: Cacchio A, De Blassis E, Necozione S, di Orio F, Santilli V Title: Mirror Therapy for Chronic Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Type 1 and Stroke (Letter to the Editor) Source: N Eng J Med. 2009;361(6):634-636.
Two girls lean on each other for support against a rare disease
This Man CHOSE to be in a Coma After years of excruciating pain that drove him to thoughts of suicide, John Roach decided to gamble on a controversial new treatment-a ketamine-induced coma.
July Currents: E-newsletter of the American Academy of Pain Management
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The NY Times: Protecting Your Job While Coping With a Chronic Illness
The Word on Pain: PainPathways, a magazine created by WFU prof, gives hope to people who are living with pain
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The Development of a Risk Evaluation Mitigation Strategy for Extended-Release Opioids
Sparta woman's disease causes chronic pain
The Cost Conundrum: What a Texas town can teach us about health care
Senate approves Dahl's RSDS awareness legislation
Reflections on Triumph Over Pain By Randy Blancq
April Currents: E-newsletter of the American Academy of Pain Management
Danville, PA: Photo Show of Central PA Musicians and RSD Fundraiser
Neurology Now: More than a Feeling—New approaches to complex regional pain syndrome are helping redefine "mystery pain"
Pfizer starts to offer free drugs after lost jobs
The New Yorker: Ramachandran's Mirror Trick
American Pain Foundation—Advocacy Action Alert: Media
Wall Street Journal: FDA Approves New Warnings For Epilepsy Drugs
Register Online and Fundraise for the 2009 Achilles Walk for Hope & Possibility in NYC
Tecumseh Herald: Local teen overcomes debilitating disorder to finish high school at top of her class
Study Finds That Rents for Modest Studio and 1-Bedroom Housing Units Are Higher Than Monthly Income or People With Disabilities
Coalition for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans (CIAV): Second Annual Conference
April Currents: E-newsletter from the American Academy of Pain Management
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Washington Post: Drugmakers Ease Eligibility for Discounts
American Pain Foundation Special Action Request: National Pain Care Policy Act of 2009
'Take Care Recovery Plan' to Provide Take Care Clinic Patients and their Families Peace of Mind for Basic Health Care Services
A World of Hurt: In Workplace Injury System, Ill Will on All Sides
A World of Hurt: Exams of Injured Workers Fuel Mutual Mistrust
A World of Hurt: For Injured Workers, a Costly Legal Swamp
Retired physician with a disability fights for the right to get around on a Segway
NeuroTalk Communities: RSD and CRPS
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March Currents: The E-newsletter of the American Academy of Pain Management
Ohio Members: Send an E-mail Asking Your Senator to Support SB 54, the CRPS Education Act
NORD Alert: NIH Announces New "Challenge Grants" Funding Opportunity
Dahl pushing for RSD education
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RSDSA Joins Millions Around World To Observe Rare Disease Day
Clinical Trial: Feasibility Study of a Novel Device for Chronic Wounds
Success story: Chester resident makes the best of chronic pain
Yes, Pain Is In Your Brain
Woman Overcomes Tough Odds with the Help of Her Furry Friend
Drug-Free Remedies for Chronic Pain
Patient Advocation Foundation's Co-Pay Relief Program: Pain Fund
FDA panel recommends ban on the painkiller Darvon
Pain Care Act goes to the House one more time
CVS/pharmacy Announces National Contest for Stories of Extraordinary Caregiving
I feel your pain, even though I can't feel mine Pain-insensitive people probably rely on emotional regions of the brain for empathy
Opioid Abuse Less Than Imagined Among Pain Clients
Chronic Pain Clinical Trial : Currently Recruiting
January Pain Monitor: E-newsletter from the American Pain Foundation
FDA Public Health Advisory: Potential Hazards of Skin Products Containing Numbing Ingredients for Relieving Pain from Mammography and Other Medical Tests and Conditions
January Currents: E-newsletter from the American Academy of Pain Management
'Whose Wedding Is It Anyway?' Enfield couple's nuptials to be broadcast on Style Network show
Nurse to graduate in spite of cerebral palsy
Putting pain into perspective - breakthroughs, tips and trends Everything you need to know about the latest research, the newest discoveries and the strangest science
2009 Tobias Young Investigator Award Recipient Announced
December Currents: E-newsletter from the American Academy of Pain Management
The Pain May Be Real, but the Scan Is Deceiving
BBC News: Disabled sailor to attempt record
In a Host of Ailments, Seeing a Brain Out of Rhythm
Brain is rewired in patients with chronic pain syndrome
Therapist uses brain to help ease people's pain
Team RSD: Racing for Awareness and Research
Pregabalin Reduces Chronic Neuropathic Pain After Total Knee Replacement Surgery: Presented at ASA
One final shot for Illini's Turner
November Pain Monitor: E-newsletter from the American Pain Foundation
FDA Alert: Propafenone HCl, Isosorbide Mononitrate Extended Release, Morphine Sulfate Immediate and Extended Release, Dextroamphetamine Sulfate
In Constant Pain, but in the Game River Hill Senior Endures Rare Disorder to Stay on Court
Lifting the Shadow of Pain
October Pain Advocacy Community E-newsletter from Partners Against Pain
October Currents: The E-newsletter of the American Academy of Pain Management
Your Unwanted Vehicle Can Help RSDSA
Webcast: Pain and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: What's the Connection?
A painful mystery, 'miracle' recovery
Podcast: Differences in Requirement of Pain Medication
Archived Webcast for Patients on Safe Use of Opioids: When Good Medicines Become Bad Drugs
Half of Doctors Routinely Prescribe Placebos
NY Times Video: Coping With Chronic Pain
Webcast for Patients on Safe Use of Opioids: When Good Medicines Become Bad Drugs
October 2008 Pain Monitor E-newsletter from the American Pain Foundation
FDA Alert: Medtronic Neuromodulation INDURA One-Piece (IP) Intrathecal Catheters, Sutureless Pump Connector Revision Kit, and Intrathecal Catheter Pump Segment Revision Kit
New Study Proves that Pain is Not a Symptom of Arthritis, Pain Causes Arthritis
In search of ... Mentors Local woman demonstrates how to give back
Dawn Marie's WrestlersRescue helps grapplers, sister-in-law
Pain relief to believe in Religious faith may prompt the brain to put a hurt on pain
Gene Therapy for Chronic Pain Enters First Human Trial
Danielle clinches gold in Beijing
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Nerves Tangle, and Back Pain Becomes a Toothache
RSD: An invisible disease Group joins with Dahl in fight for awareness
FDA: Manufacturers of TNF-Blocker Drugs Must Highlight Risk of Fungal Infections
Legislative Alert from NORD Lifetime Insurance Caps Bills Introduced in the U.S. Congress
September 2008 Pain Monitor E-newsletter from the American Pain Foundation
Methadone Rises as a Painkiller with Big Risks
Wisdom for Coping with Pain: An Interview with "Jeisea" From HowToCopeWithPain.org
Opioid Painkillers Sometimes Make Pain Worse, According To Evidence Review
August Pain Monitor: E-newsletter of the American Pain Foundation
Actavis Totowa Announces Voluntary Recall at the Retail Level of All Drug Products Manufactured at its Little Falls, New Jersey Facility
FDA Warns Consumers About Potential Problems at Two Baltimore Pharmacies
Milford's 'mayor for the day' has what it takes to overcome adversity
A Purdue Pharma E-Newsletter For Those Who Care - July 2008
Imaging Study Of Pain Sheds Light On Mystery Condition
Eastfield student overcomes adversity with academics
Is pain all in the mind? New research shows why some people are better at coping with pain than others
A Purdue Pharma E-Newsletter For Those Who Care - Summer 2008
Spinal implant helps Marine deal with pain from Iraq injury
At-A-Glance: The Final Ticket to Work Regulations
Extension of Therapy Cap Exceptions Medicare Improvements for Patients and Providers Act 2008
Study Currently Recruiting: Cerebrospinal Fluid Repository (CSF)
The Itch Its mysterious power may be a clue to a new theory about brains and bodies
July Pain Monitor E-newsletter from the American Pain Foundation
Gambling on experimental treatment for pain
Dystonia and CRPS Study
Pain doesn't sideline determined animal lover
APF Advocate, PainAid Moderator, and Marine to Participate in LIVE Radio Show
FDA Alert: February 2008 Drug Safety Labeling Changes for 47 drugs now available on web
June 2008 Issue of Currents, the E-newsletter of the American Academy of Pain Management
FDA Alert: ETHEX Corporation Voluntarily Recalls Specific Lots of 30 mg. and 60 mg. Morphine Sulfate Extended Release Tablets Due to the Potential for Oversized Tablets NDC #58177-320-04 & 58177-330-04 Lot Numbers listed below
June 2008 Pain Monitor from the American Pain Foundation
Son honors father in fundraising RSD walk
New Ticket to Work Regulations Create Exciting New Opportunities
Veterans Pain Care Legislation Update
FDA Alert: Enbrel (etanercept) Prescribing Information Revised To Include A Boxed Warning Regarding The Risk Of Infection, Including Tuberculosis
Quadriplegic woman prepares for round Britain sail
FDA Approves Relistor for Opioid-Induced Constipation Drug will help reduce effects of drugs like morphine on bowel function
Cheerios to feature veteran with CRPS
Walgreens pulls OxyContin
April 2008 Pain Advocacy Community E-Newsletter: Partners Against Pain
April 2008 Issue of Currents, the E-newsletter of the American Academy of Pain Management
The Mirror Cure for Phantom Pain
First of its kind pediatric rehabilitation center offers hope to chronic pain sufferers
Co-Payments Go Way Up for Drugs With High Prices
How Jersey Fails Injured Workers
American Pain Foundation April E-newsletter
Streator woman has battled symptoms for 28 years
Insurers Faulted as Overloading Social Security
Illinois Advocacy Alert: RSDS Education/Awareness Bill
Submitting articles for the Practical Pain Management Journal
March 2008 Issue of Currents, the e-newletter of the American Academy of Pain Management
Pain lingers 'long after trauma'
'Boot Camps' Treat Pain Sufferers
Rare care in Mexico eases woman's pain
Writing on Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Going to pain to meet a hero
March 2008 Pain Advocacy Community Newsletter: Partners Against Pain
House Approves Bill on Mental Health Parity
More Expensive Placebos Bring More Relief
FDA Alert: Actavis Recalls Remaining Fentanyl Patches in the US as Precaution
Disability Cases Pending, Pending...
The Truth About Painkillers 7 myths about the risks and dangers of opioid analgesics
Advocacy Alert: The Military Pain Care Act of 2008 (HR 5465) has been introduced in the House of Representatives!
Take a Look at the New Partners Against Pain® Website!
I'm Ill, But Who Really Needs to Know?
A balancing act for prescription drugs
Actavis Recalls Certain Fentanyl Patches in the US as Precaution
February 2008 Issue of Currents, the E-newsletter of the American Academy of Pain Management
Florida: Drug Summit: Prescription Drug Diversion / Pain Management
Fentanyl Painkiller Patches Recalled Patches Containing the Prescription Painkiller Fentanyl Recalled Because of Flaw
FDA Alert: Chattem Icy Hot Heat Therapy Products Nationwide Recall Due To Reports of First, Second And Third Degree Burns
Do You Take a Drug for an Off-Label Use? (Survey)
The First Ache
American Pain Foundation February E-newsletter
For Grace to Co-Host First Annual Women in Pain Conference With City of Hope and Southern California Cancer Pain Initiative
Chronic pain can alter the brain Study: Scans of sufferers found activity in areas that should be at rest
FDA Alert: Information on Suicidality and Antiepileptic Drugs
January Purdue Pharma L.P. Pain Advocacy Community E-Newsletter
Swiss study in mice may lead to new pain drugs
Strange Creature Immune to Pain
Gene 'may transform pain relief'
Chronic-pain treatment without side effects: A common class of drug could be targeted to give better pain relief
Beating Back the Stigma of Pain Treatment: Paula Abdul's Stardom May Help Cut Negative Perceptions About Chronic Pain, Painkiller Use
Fibromyalgia: The Pain Is Very Real
January 2008 Issue of Currents, the E-newsletter of the American Academy of Pain Management
Letter to the Editor: Response to "Drug Approved. Is Disease Real?"
Drug Approved. Is Disease Real?
New Column on Disability Issues in the RSDSA Review
CRPS Awareness/Research Bill passes in New Jersey
Pain Relief for Some, With an Odd Tradeoff
Healthwatch: Complex Regional Pain Syndrome on NJN News (video)
Study: Free drug samples go to wealthy, insured
December 2007 Issue of Currents, the E-newsletter of the American Academy of Pain Management
Use of Opioids to Treat Pain in Emergency Departments on the Rise, But Racial Differences in Opioid Use Still Exist
On the Same Wavelength With the Doctor
The Lure of Treatments Science Has Dismissed
Nicole Biller is raising money and awareness in memory of her cousin
Faulty wiring mystifies mechanics and doctors alike
Drug trial cuts chronic pain's opiates need: Australian research is paving the way for a new class of non-addictive painkillers
Disabled Need Help Now, Not Later
Overpowering pain: Kara Loree's crippling body slams have to get worse before she can get better
Disabled, and Waiting for Justice: Editorial by The NY Times
New Jersey CRPS Education/Awareness Bill Update
WI woman with CRPS is planning a walk-a-thon to raise research dollars
Medicare Part D Off-label Lawsuit is filed
A Brochure of Hope
New Jersey CRPS Education/Awareness Bill Alert
A member with CRPS seeks others who have had spinal fusion surgery
Many Treatments Can Ease Chronic Pain
November Purdue Pharma L.P. Pain Advocacy Community E-Newsletter
Medicare Open Enrollment Starts November 15, 2007
Chronic Pain: A Burden Often Shared
Glia Stoke Morphine's Fires
Living With Pain That Just Won't Go Away
Early Intervention Is Key for CRPS Treatment, Experts Say
In India, a Quest to Ease the Pain of the Dying
Drugs Banned, Many of Worlds Poor Suffer in Pain
'Beyond Praying for Death': A Physician Assistant Battles Constant Pain
Can medical miracle relieve life of pain?: Woman to undergo experimental treatment
Even with Medicare Part D, individuals are having difficulty
Pain Medicine Use Has Nearly Doubled
Stress of full-time caregiving increasingly referred to as "caregiver syndrome"
'Off-label' drugs denied to patients in Medicare D Rules keep people from 'medically necessary care'
Zero Unintentional Deaths
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The 2007 Annual Enrollment Period for Medicares Prescription Drug Coverage Has Begun and Continues Only Through December
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Serena Williams will face Victoria Azarenka in the final of the Qatar Open in Doha after both won their semi-finals in straight sets.
Williams ensured she would become the oldest ever women's world number one by winning through to Saturday's semi-final against Maria Sharapova.
And the 31-year-old showed she is ready to remain at the top after almost two and a half years.
Williams needed just over an hour to dispatch the world number three 6-3 6-2 and set up a mouthwatering match with Azarenka.
The Belorussian was similarly impressive as she brushed aside fourth-ranked Agnieszka Radwanska 6-3 6-3.
Azarenka is arguably in better form than Williams, after defending her Australian Open title last month. However, Williams will surpass her with fewer rankings points to defend.
Williams will beat the previous record set by Chris Evert, who was 30 years and 11 months when she was number one in November 1985.
The American has had to make her way back to the top after she missed almost an entire year on tour due to injury and illness in 2011, and briefly slipped as low as 175th in the world.
She cut her foot badly on glass in July 2010, and survived emergency surgery in Los Angeles in March 2011 - a haematoma and a pulmonary embolism having put her life in the balance - as she admitted at Wimbledon last year.
Azarenka praised Williams' achievement ahead of their clash tomorrow.
"She has really changed the women's game, really lifted it up," Azarenka told the WTA Tour's website.
"She's a legend in tennis. I don't know where I'm going to be at 31.
"It's definitely an incredible achievement."
Azarenka has won only one of 12 meetings against Williams but is determined to focus only on herself on Sunday.
"I just have to be consistent and really focused on my own game," she said.
"We all know she has a great serve. She's really aggressive and really consistent. So for me it's important to just focus on myself and execute my game. That's it."
Williams said she was looking forward to trying to win this tournament for the first time.
She said: "I love it here in Doha. I've never played this particular tournament but I've played in Doha before and had some good results, and I hope to have a good result in the final tomorrow, too."


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Ba Deal All Down To Medical At Stamford Bridge!
Sky Sports reports that a deal has been agreed between Demba Ba and Chelsea and all that is left to do know is for Ba to complete a medical before the transfer is confirmed.
Ba has a history of failing medicals ... and it was amazing he passed the one at Newcastle 18 months ago ... having failed the one at Stoke City days earlier.
It was a bit of a joke at the time, Pulis suggesting the Stoke medical team knew something Newcastle's doctors didn't.
He wasn't laughing when Ba returned to Stoke months later in Newcastle's colours and score a hat-trick.
Ba actually dedicated it to Pulis.
Ba was left out of the Magpies' squad for their 2-1 home defeat to Everton on Wednesday, with manager Alan Pardew admitting afterwards that he was on his way to Stamford Bridge.
Ba joined Newcastle on a free transfer from West Ham in June 2011 and after impressing last season he has already scored 13 goals this campaign.
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In an increasingly competitive job search market, a professional image is essential. Your clothing, makeup, and maintenance of good physical appearance all contribute to the image you project. The purpose of these do's and don't tips are intended to help you maintain your professional appearance at all times and eliminate any distraction, nothing more. If the interviewer is paying attention to your clothes, or to any other aspect of your cosmetics, they aren't listening to what you are saying.
• It is important that you look after your clothes. They should be pressed and cleaned regularly. Clothing with frayed collars or lost buttons or discolored shirts or tops should never be worn.
• Clothes should be alternated and you should keep your "interview ensemble options" together in your wardrobe so that it is easier to make a selection every day.
• As the season changes, so should your wardrobe. For instance, you should not be wearing a lightweight summer jacket in the autumn.
• Never wear jeans or trainers. It is important to be dressed appropriately.
What colors work best?
• Avoid pure black, as this color too dark for an interview. Avoid bright red or orange, as they tend to be distracting.
• In general, the best colors for an interview are mid-shades of most colors. Pastels and strong colors can work well if worn in shirts and blouses.
Can patterns be worn?
• No. It is not recommended that you wear patterns at any time – the simple approach is better.
Choose clothes that are comfortable and simple in design. Avoid bulky clothing since this will add weight. Clothing with small prints or fine detail such as polka dots, herringbone, stripes, checks, or plaids should also be avoided, as these tend to look busy and can vibrate, which is irritating to the interviewer. Select medium or pastel shades and avoid all white or all black color schemes.
• A subtle print and a necklace. Eliminate the necklace, the print is enough.
• Small prints tend to look too busy and herringbone, stripes and checks can be irritating for the interviewer's eyes. As well as loud or large plaids, prints, small stripes or patterns.
• Also, avoid prints that contain bright, busy patterns. If it is too large, it will distract. Avoid patterns of recognizable objects. Interview may be distracted by them.
• Solid dense colors. Solids can be mixed and matched more easily than prints. The look will be cleaner and stronger.
• Shoulder lines that are well defined but not exaggerated.
• Oversize blouses and sweaters. Even with a belt, they just have too much fabric.
• No ruffled collars. No ruffles anywhere.
• Sleeveless anything. Short sleeves (sleeves above the elbow). A possible exception is a short-sleeved jacket in the hottest summer weather, and depending on your market.
• Long sleeves that appears too short (a half inch or more above the wrist bone) when your arm is bent.
What textures work best?
Avoid metallic/lame tops, leather, linen (as it creases) and fuzzy sweaters.
Necklines for Women
• Keep these simple, do not wear turtle, cowl or plunging necklines and avoid busy scarves.
• A simple crewneck or a classical open-neck blouse is the best option.
• Blouses with simple, moderate "V" necks. They are flattering to almost everyone. Make sure they are symmetrical and flat under your jacket. • Deep "V" necks. A modest "V" neck blouse can become a deep "V" when you are seated. Test the blouse while seated, not just standing.
• Turtlenecks, or blouses with high, closed collars. They look too tight and they shorten your neck.
• Big drooping ties and scarves with very busy patterns. Lose the ties altogether. Scarves should only be worn as jacket liners, never tied at the throat.
Jackets for Women
You have a much more varied choice than the men, but basically simple, elegant lines work and shapeless casual ones don't. Jackets look professional!
• The single best color for a jacket is mid gray, which flatters most accompanying colors.
• Jackets should be worn buttoned, not unbuttoned. Even if your jacket has buttons that come up high, one still should not wear it on its own with nothing underneath.
• Create a 'businesslike' appearance by wearing a shaped jacket in a medium weight fabric. Remember the collar needs to be firm without sagging.
• Ensure that the shoulders fit perfectly and there is no pulling at the front around the bust, buttons and around the arms.
• Make sure that when you sit, your jacket does not ride up.
• Do not wear jackets with two top pockets, one either side, as they look too busy.
• Excessively large shoulder pads, i.e. those that extend beyond your natural shoulder line, or those that shorten your neck by bringing your shoulders up too high. If your blouse and jacket both have pads, remove the pads in the blouse.
Jacket colors for Women
• Grey, maroon or navy jackets work well with a bright primary color underneath.
• Please note that pure black, red or VERY bright colors should not be worn.
Wardrobe Guidelines for Men
• Be sure your shirt collars fit correctly. Shirts can be a cotton-poly blend to reduce wrinkling during the course of a day. Collars should have permanent stays. Avoid collar pins, tab collars, and button down collars. All three tend to bind around your tie, which causes your tie to appear to be binding around your neck. They look very uncomfortable.
• White shirts are best. Eggshell, light gray, light yellow, light blue, salmon and light stripes do not! Shirts that have a solid white collar and are striped body can be problematic because it is difficult to match a tie to them. The current trend toward wearing a striped shirt and patterned tie doesn't work because the two contrasting patterns are magnified and can be very distracting.
• Remember the darker colors denote more authority... light colors denote less. Also brown or dark green are not a good colors for authority in general. It tends to make the wearer look yellow. Avoid tweed or other patterned jackets; they are too casual. This limits your suit fabric, but it is still possible to find a variety of solids and subtle pinstripes that can expand your wardrobe.
• The sleeves of your jackets should be long enough to allow you to bend your arms and still keep your shirt cuffs covered to within 1/4 to 1/2 inch.
• Single-breasted jackets hang more smoothly than double breasted. They look better on most men. Most importantly, however, your jackets have to look good when you are seated. Always try them on that way. They shouldn't pull or gap when you sit down. Most undo their jacket buttons when they sit down which helps prevent the gapping problem. Men's jackets are not designed to be buttoned when the wearer is seated, some may have strong feelings one way or the other. I would argue for an unbuttoned jacket.
• Vests are unnecessary unless you need to make an unusually strong authority statement.
Jackets for Men
• A mid to dark gray jacket looks really good over a pastel colored shirt.
• Subtle pinstripe jackets also work well, as long as the stripes are not too bold or too close together.
• Shaped 'businesslike' jackets work much better; the modern style of casual jackets with no shape to the shoulders or lapels looks too scruffy. For some 'style' segments this guideline may be relaxed slightly but for interviews, business/market presentations this is an absolute rule.
• Remember the lapel needs to be firm without sagging.
Color jackets, suits and shirts for men
• Jackets/suits: Blue or gray
• Shirts should be plain without any pattern, stripes or checks (large or small).
• Avoid dark colored shirts and note that pure black anything should not be worn.
• Update your tie wardrobe. Don't wear ties that have begun to lose their shape or fray.
• Keep any patterns simple, however bright colors are quite modern and can work well.
• Colorful ties can work, but avoid flashy, bold patterns and small stripes
• "Retro" prints work much better than the older, more traditional ties. Remember to center your tie. Ties that "lean" drive interviewers crazy.
Please note – shirts, ties and suit should be alternated throughout the week, do not wear the same suit every day.
Shoes should be conservative in style and must be worn at all times. Shoes should be in basic colors (black, saddle, brown) or in coordinating colors (navy, forest green, Bordeaux, gray). Ankle high boots are not acceptable and characters or prints are not appropriate.
Shoes should be at least the same color intensity or darker than the suit (not lighter) as a general rule (there are always exceptions). A little shine is acceptable (not bead and glitter, just a little of metallic leather). The heel height is optional, but shouldn't exceed two inches.
Hiking boots, shoes with mar-producing soles or thongs are not allowed. Neither tennis/athletic/canvas shoes nor any kind of outdoor boot.
During winter months, you may wear cold weather boots to your interview but must change into dress shoes upon arrival.
What should hose match?
The purpose of hosiery is to tie the outfit together, so the rule sort of changes depending on what you're wearing. In the example you have navy pants, beige top and beige shoes definitely go with the "lighter" tone and match the shoes with beige hose -- black hose would look really heavy with beige shoes. Sometimes, though, ESPECIALLY with dresses, it is entirely too dark and overwhelming to match the shoes and hose. Too much black when a flesh-colored hose would be perfect, so you really should just use your good judgment to select pantyhose colors.
Pantyhose color
The "nude" leg isn't always professional. One option is to find very sheer pantyhose that are the exact shade as your skin. The goal with this approach is to wear pantyhose so close to your natural skin tone and so sheer that no one notices your pantyhose.
Socks for Men
Socks are a little bit more of an expression of individuality -- more of a personal thing. However, you should not introduce texture, prints, etc., when tying the outfit together. For the most part you'll be following the same rules as the hose (see above), but because socks are more casual, you'll have some leeway. So you really should just use your good judgment to select sock colors.
Hair is an essential part of your professional look. It is important for your hair to look its best at all times; therefore the following recommendations are vital:
• It must be clean.
• If you have colored hair, it must be maintained before roots become visible.
• Short or mid-length hair is the preferred style, this not only saves you time and trouble it also looks much more professional.
• Many men currently wear their hair brushed straight back. It may look fine in person, but that style doesn't flatter most men. Every face is different of course, but you want to avoid horizontal lines; most hairlines are horizontal and need to be broken up by hair brushed to the side or sometimes even down a bit onto the forehead.
Facial Hair
• You should not have too much facial hair, clean-shaven is the preferred style.
Hands and Nails
• Please keep your hands and nails well manicured, nails should be short and clean and any nail polish should be a neutral color.
Big, shiny or bulky jewelry should not be worn as it can cause distracting reflections. Keep personal points like jewelry down to the barest, like a wedding ring and watch.
• Men should not wear any jewelry except for wedding rings and watches.
• Any piercing such as earrings or nose rings must not be worn.
• Dangling earrings. Any jewelry that makes noise, reflects light, or moves on its own. Any jewelry that is larger than, or wider than, your thumbnail. Posts are more stable than hoops or wires.
• Single or multi-strand necklaces. Solid metals, pearls, even subtle costume jewelry can work as long as there is no reflection or other distraction (If metals reflect light spray them with a heavy, old fashioned hair spray. It will wash off.) Any necklace, if you must wear one, should be thin and narrow. It should be long enough to create a "V," never `choker´ length. Necklaces should be either a string of simple beads, pearls or a chain. • Earrings. Always. In solid metals or colors. They shouldn't dangle or reflect light. They should be about the size of your thumbnail, to be visible. Single simple pearls are an exception.
Remember the "Rule of 5", count your cosmetic elements. For example, if you're a man your tie is always worn and always visible so it counts as number 1. Professional women always wear earrings, so your earrings are number 2. A solid blouse and contrasting jacket are 3 and 4. A simple necklace or lapel pin would be 5. Five elements. That is as many as you ever want to wear. When in doubt, don't add the one extra accessory that will overpower your frame. If interviewers are looking at your clothes, they aren't listening to your words!
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I-3-9-60.Requests for Extensions of Time to File Civil Action
Last Update: 7/23/14 (Transmittal I-3-74)
A. General
Under section 205(g) of the Social Security Act, the Commissioner may extend the amount of time provided to file a civil action. Per agency regulations, the request for an extension of time (EOT) to file a civil action must be in writing and must provide good cause for why the deadline was not (or cannot) be met. See 20 CFR 404.982, 405.505, and 416.1482.
If a claimant or representative, if any, orally requests an EOT, Office of Appellate Operations (OAO) staff must inform the claimant or representative that the request must be submitted in writing and that a good cause reason for the request must be included in the writing. OAO staff will then prepare a form SSA-5002, Report of Contact, to document the conversation and associate the form with the claim(s) file.
A claimant or representative, if any, must specifically request an EOT. The submission of additional evidence or general correspondence to the AC within or after the 60-day period to file a civil action does not constitute an EOT request. Rather, the AC will handle the additional information using the procedures in Hearings, Appeals and Litigation Law (HALLEX) manual I-3-5-50.
As explained below, approving an EOT requires evaluating good cause. Therefore, an AC member must always review and sign actions on EOT requests. See generally HALLEX I-3-9-40.
EOT requests must be processed as soon as possible after receipt. Processing EOTs in a timely manner saves resources for both the agency and the claimant, especially when the AC denies the request.
B. EOT Requests Submitted Before a Civil Action Is Filed
Generally, the Disability Program Branches in OAO will handle EOTs to file a civil action that are submitted before the claimant files a civil action.
If the claimant (or representative, if any) does not provide a good cause reason for requesting an EOT, the AC will deny the request. In evaluating whether there is a good cause reason, the AC uses the good cause standards in 20 CFR 404.911, 405.20, and 416.1411.
Any delay in the AC's response to an EOT request is not a factor the AC considers in determining whether good cause exists for not filing a civil action within the stated time period.
When an EOT is granted, the AC will generally provide up to 30 days from the date of the notice granting the EOT (or, if more appropriate, up to 30 days from the date of the civil action filing deadline) to file a civil action. However, the AC may grant more or less time depending on the circumstances of the individual case.
When the AC denies the request for an EOT, the AC will include in the notice a sufficient rationale explaining its finding that there is not a good cause reason to extend the time to file a civil action.
C. EOT Requests Filed After a Civil Action Is Filed
When an EOT is not submitted or received until after the claimant has filed a civil action, the EOT will be handled by a Court Case Preparation and Review Branch (CCPRB). The CCPRB will proceed using the same instructions in HALLEX I-3-9-60 B above.


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The European Union, How does it work?, 3rd Edition, Authors: Elizabeth Bomberg, John Peterson and Richard Corbett, Oxford University Press.
It is always a challenge to explain the inner workings of the European Union to students. To the uninitiated, the EU can seem a boring, incompetent and overcomplicated organisation. I recently came across this book by Bomberg, Peterson and Corbett and found it good at clarifying the functions and outcomes of the EU in a short and precise way. The book helps to demystify the practices of the EU for students of politics but also for the wider public. It provides essential information on the EU in an easy-to-follow style. It includes chapters on the historic evolution of the EU, its institutions, the place of the EU Member States, the EU's key policies, and also explains how policy is made. It tackles the issue of democracy, and dedicates an extensive part to the foreign dimension of the EU (EU expansion; the EU as a global and security actor).
The book follows the recent trend of academia in focusing quite substantially on the question of the EU and the wider world. However, a greater part of the budget of the EU is allocated to the Common Agricultural Policy and to Cohesion Policy, and these only get a few pages. It would be interesting to go into more depth on these policies and to provide an analysis of their impact on European societies. Furthermore, in a future edition, the introduction could be merged with the historic 'How did we get here' chapter since quite a lot has already been written on the historical trajectory of the EU by other scholars.
Notwithstanding these minor weaknesses, the book provides the type of scholarship we need in order to better understand the EU. It is full of informative figures, links and tables which make it easier for the reader to understand the main issues. It also includes questions which provide room for thought and reflection on the impact of the EU.
The book is written by well-regarded academics and practitioners. In this respect, the book has an added value since it not only mentions theory but also explains the real day-to-day politics of the EU.


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A former employee of Louisiana's transportation department and two former employees of a contractor on a $72 million highway project have been sentenced to prison for their roles in a bribery scheme.
Former state employee, Jeffery Martin Bentley, was sentenced to five years in prison.
The contractor's former employees, Albert Andre Jr. and Jason Adrian Guy were sentenced to 30 months and six months in prison.
Bentley was the project engineer for a project to widen and improve Interstate 10 in Jefferson Parish.
The defendants pleaded guilty to charges they participated in a scheme to inflate invoices for pipe cleaning work and split the profits.