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Even if we religiously follow a solid skincare regimen using top-shelf products, some dermatological problems can stubbornly resist. Such chronic issues call for specialized attention—just the sort that Summers Labs offers. The brand focuses on treating the symptoms of acne, eczema, diaper rash, psoriasis, and other pernicious and widespread skin issues.
These are dermatological complications that affect millions, and which often enough trump the basic cleaning, moisturizing, and toning work of standard skincare products. For example, psoriasis involves a breakdown in normal skin-cell growth prompted by miscommunication from the immune system: cells grow too hastily and accumulate in scabrous, scaly, or discolored patches on the skin's surface. These are often itchy and irritated, but scratching them typically exacerbates the situation. Summers Labs tackles psoriasis with products that can mitigate the associated inflammation, redness, and scaliness—all without weakening the skin or diminishing in effectiveness over time, which are common drawbacks to the topical steroids often used to treat psoriasis.
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It's go time for Nats' Gio, Mets' Bartolo
After Tuesday's off-day, Nationals and Mets resume set in Queens
Though he has won 32 games for the Nationals in the last two years, left-hander Gio Gonzalez wants to improve on the little things that can help a team win. For example, he would like to get better at covering first base. At times last season, that was a serious problem.
First there was the Aug. 14 game against the Giants. During the Nationals' 4-2 victory, Gonzalez found himself in a heated argument with right fielder Jayson Werth in the middle of the first inning.
Werth was upset that Gonzalez didn't reach in time for a potential inning-ending double play after Buster Posey hit a grounder to Adam LaRoche at first base.
"It was another reminder," Gonzalez said about the incident.
But it wasn't until Sept. 9 when he realized that he wasn't doing the little things right. That was the day he threw a one-hitter against the Mets. The lone hit came in the seventh inning, when Zach Lutz hit the ball past LaRoche for a clean single. As the ball went by LaRoche, Gonzalez stood on the mound, not even thinking that he should cover in case LaRoche was able to grab the ball.
Gonzalez called that moment a reality check, and he hopes he can do those little things against the Mets on Wednesday.
The Nationals will be facing Bartolo Colon for the first time since June 15, 2005, when he was a member of the Angels. The Nationals won that game, 1-0, on a home run by Brian Schneider in the sixth inning. Colon ended up going the distance in the loss.
Colon has faced the Nationals twice in his career and allowed three runs in 17 innings. He is 1-1 with a 1.59 ERA in those games.
He is coming off one of the best seasons of his career, having gone 18-6 with a 2.65 ERA with the Athletics in 2013. He tied for the American League lead in shutouts and ranked third in run support.
Mets: Murphy, Young could both return
The Mets hope to have both second baseman Daniel Murphy and outfielder Chris Young back in time for Wednesday's game. Murphy was away from the team for the season opener because his wife went into labor, and Young missed the game with a sore right quad.
With those two back, the Mets will need to decide whether to play Juan Lagares or Eric Young Jr. in the outfield. Chris Young and Curtis Granderson are assured spots there most days, at least for now, and with the Nationals starting a left-hander, Lagares is the most likely candidate to round out the trio.
Josh Satin could also earn a start at first base against the lefty Gonzalez.
Nationals: Barrett makes the difference
Wednesday's game could come down to a battle of the bullpens, like it did during the Nationals' 9-7 victory on Monday afternoon.
Washington's bullpen allowed three runs in four innings; New York's relievers allowed five runs 3 1/3 innings.
The Nationals were able to get a key inning from right-hander Aaron Barrett, who made his Major League debut in the ninth. He pitched one shutout inning and struck out two.
Barrett's reaction to his first big league performance was similar to when he was told that he was on the 25-man roster. He earned the victory in front of family members, including his parents, Dave and Jackie; wife, Kendyl; brother, Ryan; and sister-in-law, Ashley.
"Today was one of those moments that I've dreamed about -- over and over," said Barrett. "It definitely lived up to expectations. I think I'm finally taking a deep break and finally realizing that just happened to us. It's everything I could imagine for my debut. That was unbelievable."
Before he started throwing his warmup pitches, Ian Desmond and LaRoche told him to enjoy the moment.
"I tried to take deep breaths and tried to do what I'm capable of doing, and that's control what I can control -- win every single pitch. I tried to use that mentality. Enjoyed every second of it," Barrett said.
Worth noting
• The Mets' bullpen had 31 losses last year, tied for the fifth most in baseball.
• The Nationals had 36 comeback wins in 2013.
• Mets outfielder Andrew Brown homered in his first at-bat of the season. He is the first member of the Mets to homer in his first at-bat since David Wright in 2010, according to Elias Sports Bureau.
• Nats right-hander Stephen Strasburg struck out 10, which tied a Montreal/Washington franchise record for Opening Day. Steve Rogers fanned 10 on April 9, 1982.
Bill Ladson is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, All Nats All the Time. He also can be found on Twitter @WashingNats. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Read full expert reviewThe whole concept of French cuisine can take in anything from a luxurious, faintly intimidating gastronomic experience that has you hanging on every flavour, accompanied by a ritual of silver cloches and bread handed out on tongs, to the archetypal tomato salad, steak-frites and chocolate mousse at an old-fashioned bistro. In fact, get rid of your preconceptions of French cuisine as a question of grandiose sauces, it can also be dead simple: I know a very chic old brasserie, where the starters include radishes, another where the egg mayonnaise is a cult item, but what counts is that the mayonnaise is fresh and homemade. Then there is the ambience, an art deco brasserie with its late-night buzz or a café terrace where you can survey the fauna and listen to gossip over a salad and an expresso. The current stars of the Paris dining scene are the "neo-bistros", or "bistronomiques", often run by chefs trained in haute cuisine establishments, who modernise regional dishes or traditional favourites, using finest-quality ingredients, while keeping the convivial, casual atmosphere and affordable prices.
There are also countless ethnic restaurants. Asian restaurants are particularly concentrated in the "Chinatowns" of Belleville and the 13th arrondissement. Sushi bars have sprouted everywhere, with a hub of authentic Japanese places on rue Sainte-Anne near Opéra, while North African restaurants, reflecting former French colonies in Morocco and Algeria, can be found all over town.
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Dresscode is generally casual, except in the grandest, haute-cuisine restaurants, which may insist on jacket and tie, but it is a carefully studied casual – think smart jeans and a well-cut jacket; adapt your style to the area (fashion-conscious St-Germain, boho 11th) and don't wear shorts or tracksuits unless you really want to stick out like a tourist.
Average prices here are for a three-course meal, not including wine. However it's fine, especially at lunch, to order just starter and main course or main course and dessert, or just a salad or omelette in a café. Bistros often have a menu-carte system, with set price for two or three courses. Many places have good-value lunch menus. Service is always included in the bill (any extra tip is purely optional) and bread and a carafe d'eau (tapwater) are free.
Most restaurants serve around 12.30-2.30pm and 8-10.30pm; if you're looking to eat outside these times, try brasseries and cafés, which may serve food until 1 or 2am, and possibly throughout the afternoonn. Many places close for all or part of August. Top restaurants and fashionable places may need reserving weeks, even months in advance, but it can be worth worth ringing up at the last minute to see if there's a chance cancellation.
I chose the places listed here for their quality, their authenticity, their atmosphere – some are places I have eaten at regularly since I moved here over 15 years ago, others are special occasion experiences or recent discoveries that have particularly impressed me. I've put in a wide variety of restaurants because where you want to go depends not just on budget or area but the sort of food or atmosphere you are seeking on any particular occasion. Some days, I might want simply to feast on oysters, on others the sort of flavours and combinations so innovative or complex that you cannot possibly imagine how the chef has made them. Each has that something extra that makes it stand out, but however good a meal, before including any of them, I also asked myself the fundamental question: "would I want to go back?"


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WASHINGTON – Green issues, or environmental concerns including global warning, are among the current hot button issues in the scientific, business, and political circles.
While the aviation industry is a high-profile target for those interested in reducing emissions, the airlines only produce 2 percent of the world's greenhouse gases, or carbon emissions.
On Friday at the FAA Forecast Conference, a panel detailed some initiatives the aviation sector is already undertaking to be a better steward of the environment – and good neighbor. The underlying message to the industry is that being a good environmentalist is also good for business. Most of the efforts to reduce emissions also result on fuel savings and more efficient operations.
As part of the FAA reappropriation measure, dubbed NextGen, the federal regulator is putting a heavy emphasis on "green" business practices and research initiatives. The centerpiece of NextGen is a new air traffic control system that empowers pilots to use state of the art avionics to select the most efficient travel routes and to guide the aircraft into an airport. UPS has been involved in a pilot program using some of its aircraft flying into its Louisville hub since 2004. With the use of avionics that permit a continuous descent approach, each UPS freighter has burned 250 to 465 fewer pounds of fuel, reduced the noise footprint by 30 percent, and reduced nitrous oxide emissions by 34 percent, said Captain Karen Lee, director of flight operations, UPS Airlines. Each pound of fuel saved is three fewer pounds of carbon emissions.
UPS schedules it flights in and out of Louisville with little room to spare. "We put a lot of pressure on the system" to maximize the landing slots each night between 11:30 p.m. and 1:30 a.m. Using standard procedures, Lee said that last 40 miles of the flight can be very inefficient with some routes taking an extra 80 to 90 miles and the planes flying at a slower, nosier air speeds.
In the test, Lee said 125 flights over two weeks landed using an optimum approach selected by the computer. "If you looked up, they looked like beads on a string coming in properly spaced intervals," Lee noted.
UPS and its partners are now waiting on final FAA certification of equipment and procedures in order to fully implement the technology and procedures at Louisville. Lee anticipates that the rollout will begin in August and take a couple of years to fit all its aircraft with the new avionics.
The NextGen legislation also includes several grant programs to assist airports to reduce their impact on the environment, said Lynne Pickard, the FAA's deputy director for environment and energy. There will be a pool of $15 million in the Airport Cooperative Research Program available as grants for research. In another program, the FAA will be seeking up to six airports to participate in an environmental mitigation pilot. The agency will provide 50 percent of the funds.
The FAA will also provide 50-50 matching grants in a program to reduce both emissions and noise in the development of future aircraft engines. Under development for just 18 months, a consortium has tested several alternative aviation fuels, said Rich Altman, executive director, Commercial Aviation Alternative Fuel Initiative. The U.S. Air Force has successfully used a jet fuel alternative in a B-52 that was 100 percent derived from coal.
In the near term, the group will be testing either 100 percent or blends developed from oil shale, ethanol, and biodiesel, Altman said. The long-range goal will be to develop a biomass fuel.
In the research, Altman said they are not only looking for an alternative to jet fuel but also alternative sources for APU, tugs, and other ground equipment.
In the tests so far, he said, the fuels have burned with fewer carbon, sulfur and particulate emissions. Altman said the ultimate goal will be to develop one fuel that can fuel all airport operations: the aircraft, the tugs, the buses and service vehicles.
The groups has already notified the Transportation Research Board that in April it will be publishing a request for proposals seeking two or more substitutes for jet-A kerosene fuel.
Altman added that DARPA has three projects that is it funding with the eye on Richard Branson's Virgin Group $400 million prize to reduce carbon emissions.
As Boeing designed the 787 Dreamliner it had looked beyond just engine noise levels and fuel emissions, said Jeanne Yu, Boeing's director of environmental performance. The 787 does reduce carbon emissions by 20 percent and has a 60 percent smaller noise footprint.
However, the key to the program has been a life cycle of environmental concerns. The company has been trying to minimize the plane's impact during the manufacturing process as well as its flight operations and maintenance requirements.
With an eye on the plane's retirement, Yu has worked with a number of firms to form the Aircraft Fleet Recycling Association. It is working to find a high-end next use of the carbon fiber composites that makes up the bulk of the 787.
In the post-787 generation of aircraft, Yu said that Boeing is working to develop effective fuel cells that can power the bulk of an aircraft's on-board systems so as not to reduce the efficiency of the turbine engine, which now powers the aircraft.


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DebbiLos Angeles, CAGood Idea, Bad ExecutionIf you have a small head, this product isnt for you. The hose fits onto your blow dryer, and stays because there is elastic around the edges of the hose. Unfortunately, they forgot to add the elastic around the head piece so when I turned on the blow dryer, the hood first fell down my face, covering my eyes, and when I tipped my head up, the hood flew off. Nice idea, great price, but short of duct taping it to my head, this product was a loser for me.posted Oct 23, 2008Link to this post
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The word evolution can be used in many ways, but in biology, it means descent with modification. In other words, small modifications occur at the genetic level (i.e. in DNA) when a new generation descends from its parents. Over many generations these modifications can result in significant differences from the ancestral population.
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In the early 1700s, Isaac Newton and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz famously disagreed about whether God periodically "corrected" the orbits of the planets. Why their disagreement matters for today's debates about God and evolution.
A common challenge to evolutionary theory is that while life does indeed change over time (what is known as microevolution), no one has ever seen one species evolve into another species (macroevolution).
Evangelicals are skeptical of space exploration—but can pastors change this from the pulpit?
The former chair of the Harvard University physics department muses on how faith gives meaning to his scientific work.
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Written by BioLogos Fellow of Biology Dennis Venema, this series of posts is intended as a basic introduction to the science of evolution for non-specialists.
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God could have created a fertile planet miraculously in an instant, but when we look carefully at the physical evidence, it appears that the earth has a longer history as part of the universe.
This is a transcript of an interview given by Dr. Jennifer Wiseman at The Faith Angle Forum Conference on Religion, Politics, & Public Life on November 5, 2013.
This entry was originally posted on February 17, 2010. In this video conversation, Jeff Schloss makes the observation that when we use the term "evolution", it is not always exactly clear what we are actually discussing unless we denote the intended usage.
Astronomers have many different methods for measuring the age of various objects in the universe, and they all support ages of billions of years, not thousands. Even if the assumptions of one or two methods were faulty, it is highly unlikely that all of the methods would be affected.
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Fish "By Catch" To Go To Oregon Food Banks
Fish caught accidentally by commercial fisherman while fishing for another will now go to help the needy in Oregon. This is a result of the "Fish Bycatch" bill being signed into law today by Governor John Kitzhaber. He praises the bill as an innovative way to get nutritious protein-rich food to Oregon food banks. John Stubenvoll, director of advocacy for Oregon Food Bank praises Democratic Representative Deborah Boone of Cannon Beach and Republican State Senator Chuck Thomsen for their work as chief sponsors of the legislation.
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Hi all,
Does anyone have cpu frequency scaling (speedstep?) working in linux on the i3? I'm using the h55 chipset if that helps, on a gigabyte motherboard. I tried using the acpi-cpufreq driver, but it reported no such device :-(. Any clues?
Do you know what kernel version and kernel module you're using?
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With kernel 2.6.34 and greater it should work as expected.
That's odd... I'm running 2.6.34. I'm just upgrading to 35 now to see if that makes any difference. Is there anything else I need in the kernel other than the "ACPI Processor P-States driver"?
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Shane Victorino hits an infield single that's scores Jacoby Ellsbury in the seventh inning. / Steve Mitchell, USA TODAY Sports
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. â?? Jeremy Hellickson knew the trick to beating the Boston Red Sox. We'll never know if he was the man for the job.
"The biggest key is keeping Ellsbury and Victorino off base," the Tampa Bay Rays starter said. He was right and now another team can worry about it in the American League Championship Series.
That's where Jacoby Ellsbury, Shane Victorino and the Red Sox are headed after outlasting the Rays and their unusual anybody-and-everybody pitching strategy Tuesday for a 3-1 victory in Game 4 of their Division Series.
They're headed home to await a Saturday game against the winner of Thursday's Detroit-at-Oakland Game 5.
Ellsbury and Victorino got the key hits in a two-run seventh inning that thwarted Rays manager Joe Maddon's tactics that began with removing Hellickson after six batters in a scoreless game and included with Game 1 starter Matt Moore for six crucial outs in the third and fourth innings.
The plan was for Hellickson to go farther than three outs," Maddon said. "We hoped once he got through the order, maybe through (Dustin) Pedroia again. Just could see it wasn't gonna work. Then we got extemporaneous."
That's how the Red Sox like to think they play.
"Whatever it takes," said Victorino, who beat out the two-out, broken-bat infield single that drove in the winning run. He also got hit by pitches twice, the second one setting up an insurance run in the ninth inning.
As teammates celebrated in the clubhouse with the usual beer and champagne spraying, Victorino emerged from the trainer's room, sipping on a sports drink, wearing a huge ice pack strapped to an elbow from one of the pitches, another large wrap around his midsection.
"It all feels good," he said softly. "Just try to make something happen. I came out on the good end with a broken-bat infield hit. That's the kind of thing you look back on, talk about executing and doing the little things, whatever it takes to win."
It was the sixth of nine Rays pitchers, regular late-inning man Joel Peralta, who finally succumbed to the little things â?? more than just the ones named Ellsbury and Victorino.
Peralta entered the game after Ellsbury singled to put runners on first and third with two outs in the seventh. Peralta's first pitch bounced in front of plate and past catcher Jose Lobaton, allowing Xander Bogaerts to score.
Ellsbury was running on the play, got credit for stealing second and continued to third on the wild pitch. Thus, he was able to score on Victorino's bouncer that shortstop Yunel Escobar handled cleanly but just couldn't the throw to first in time.
"I knew I had to go," Victorino said. "I knew it wasn't hit hard enough. It was a matter of me beating Escobar."
The game was a showcase of pitching depth â?? and two teams that were defining it in different ways.
While the Rays were all about showing how many pitchers they trusted in an elimination situation, the Red Sox got to Game 4 of a playoff series with former Cy Young Award and pitching triple crown winner Jake Peavy on the mound â?? and they set it up that way.
"This is the state for which we acquired Jake," said Red Sox manager John Farrell.
Few teams can go that deep.
It's not that Peavy has been a post-season whiz. His two previous starts for San Diego in 2005-06 resulted in 13 runs and 19 hits in less than 10 innings â?? and two losses.
He's been inspired by what he's seen since coming from the Chicago White Sox in the three-team July trade that included the Red Sox sending shortstop Jose Iglesias to Detroit.
"I saw a fight that I had never seen with any other team," Peavy said. "I saw a willingness to prepare."
And it starts at the top of the order.
What Ellsbury does when he gets on base raises such havoc," Peavy said. "And I didn't have the appreciation for Shane playing against him. Shane's a winner. That's all there is to it."
Peavy wasn't the official winner on this night but he provided what was necessary, methodically working through the Rays for the first five innings, allowing three singles, two of them erased on double plays.
The Rays finally broke through in the sixth on Yunel Escobar's leadoff double and a one-out RBI single by David DeJesus.
That's when Farrell went to a more conventional bullpen parade.
Craig Breslow replaced Peavy with two out in the sixth and struck out the first four batters he faced. Junichi Tazawa and Koji Uehara finished, striking out three of the final five batters.
The Rays had found ways to survive four elimination games in just over a week, but this one was the biggest challenge yet because Hellickson had pitched six innings only once in his previous 10 starts, compiling a 2-7 record and 7.15 earned run average over that span.
Even he said of being chosen to start, "I was surprised but I'm ready."
Maddon apparently had even less confidence.
Three batters into the second inning â?? two walks and a single after a 1-2-3 first â??Hellickson was lifted.
It worked â?? with a little Rays magic. Jamey Wright, torched in Game 1 for four runs in his first post-season inning after 18 seasons in the majors, struck out Jarrod Saltalamacchia then got out of the inning when Stephen Drew hit into a double play.
It wasn't just any double play. First baseman James Loney snared a line drive, looked to double Daniel Nava off first but realized he wouldn't be able to, then spun and threw to second, where Mike Napoli was doubled off.
The unusual double play became an early theme. The Rays got another in the third after Wright walked Will Middlebrooks. Ellsbury grounded to second baseman Ben Zobrist. He threw to first for one out, then Loney made another throw to second base to get Middlebrooks.
That double play was induced by Moore on the first batter he faced.
But even Moore, the rotation guy pitching on a day he would normally throw a bullpen session between starts, faced only seven hitters.
As it turned out, no Red Sox batter faced the same pitcher twice.
And now they won't face the Rays anymore, a team they played 23 times this year, winning 15 times.
"Just one step," Victorino said.
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