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Murray Feiss OL8513SBR Sorrel Brown Wright House 2 Light 9" Outdoor Flushmount Ceiling Fixture with Striated Ivory Gals
Technical Specs
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Installation Guide | |
Specification Sheet | |
Bulb Base | Medium (E26) |
Bulb Included | No |
Bulb Type | Incandescent |
Canopy Height | 7.6875 |
Canopy Width | 7.6875 |
Collection | Wright House |
ETL Listed | Yes |
ETL Rating | Damp Location |
Genre | Asian |
Height | 6.813 |
Light Direction | Down Lighting |
Material | Glass, Steel |
Number of Bulbs | 2 |
Series | Home Solutions |
Shade | Yes |
Shade Color | White |
Shade Height | 5.313 |
Shade Material | Glass |
Shade Shape | Square |
Shade Width | 5.625 |
Suggested Room Fit | Outdoor |
UL Listed | Yes |
UL Rating | Damp Location |
Voltage | 120 |
Wattage | 120 |
Watts Per Bulb | 60 |
Width | 9 |
Wire Length | 8 |
- Square Shaped Glass Shade
- Fixture Directs Illumination In a Downward Direction
- Damp Location Use
- Number of Bulbs: 2
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Type: Incandescent or Fluorescent
- Bulb Included: No
- Watts Per Bulb: 60
- Wattage: 120
- Height: 6.8125"
- Width: 9"
- Shade Height: 5.3125"
- Shade Width: 5.625"
- Wire Length: 8"
Lamping Technology:
- Bulb Base - Medium (E26): The E26 (Edison 26mm), Medium Edison Screw, is the standard bulb used in 120-Volt applications in North America. E26 is the most common bulb type and is generally interchangeable with E27 bulbs.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E26 Medium Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- Height: 6.813"
- Width: 9" (measured from furthest point left to furthest point right on fixture)
Electrical Specifications:
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Included: No
- Bulb Type: Incandescent
- Number of Bulbs: 2
- Watts Per Bulb: 60
- Wattage: 120
- Voltage: 120v
- ETL Listed - Indicates whether a product meets standards and compliance guidelines set by Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory(NRTL). This listing determines what types of rooms or environments a product can be used in safely.
- UL Listed - Indicates whether a product meets standards and compliance guidelines set by Underwriters Laboratories. This listing determines what types of rooms or environments a product can be used in safely.
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Our SKU: OL8513
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Oil Rubbed Bronze
OL8513ORB - Sorrel Brown
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
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Feiss Import LLC warrants its products are free from defects in workmanship and materials. Such warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, including without limitation, any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. "Feiss" at its sole option, will repair or replace, a "Feiss" product, defective in workmanship or materials. Such repair or replacement is the sole and exclusive remedy against "Feiss" and is limited to one year from the date of shipment. "Feiss" reserves the right to determine whether to repair or replace. No charge back, or charge for labor or material, that does not have "Feiss" prior written approval, from "Feiss". "Feiss" will not be responsible for any consequential or incidental damages in connection with any breach of its aforementioned warranty. "Feiss" does not make any warranties whatsoever and therefore, will accept no responsibility or liability whatsoever, for any products subjected to inappropriate application, installation, modification, or any manner, not in accordance with "Feiss" written or implied instructions. No representative, employee or associate of "Feiss" has any authority to bind "Feiss" to any warranty concerning goods sold by "Feiss". This is the only enforceable warranty, provided by Feiss Import LLC.


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27 February 2012
Posted in How To, Resources, Social Media
QR or Quick Response codes are an increasingly popular way to quickly provide links and information to users of smart phones and tablets.
When scanned with a QR Reader App, they quickly convey contact information, website addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, calendar events, and more. Now, rather than typing in a website address, people can just scan the QR code and be taken directly to the site.
Our congregation has been using a QR codes for a while now. We include one in the Sunday bulleting that links to our Facebook page. This Sunday we took it a step further by making the entire liturgy available to people on their mobile devices.
I've always hoped for an alternative to all the paper we use on Sunday mornings, but I always imagined that the solution would be a technology that the church would provide - much like we do the bulletin. Now people are already coming to church with these devices - their smartphones and tablets. We don't need to invent or invest in the technology. We just need to make the materials available to them. Once you know how, its easy to do. And its free.
Here's how you can deliver your liturgy or any document to mobile device in four easy steps:
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21 February 2012
Posted in How To, The Woburn Trilogy, Social Media
Many ministry leaders worry that social media will erode face-to-face relationships. Unfortuately, they use this as a reason to dismiss social media altogether.
However, if this is really the concern, wouldn't a more constructive approach be to engage in social media with the goal of building connections between digital and face-to-face? After all, people are going to be in social media anyway, with our without you. (Sorry to break it to you.)
Why not help people avoid this apparently worrisome pitfall by helping make connections between the digital and face-to-face, between our online and offline worlds.
TweetUps are a great way to do this.
22 November 2011
Posted in Social Media, Church
I believe one of the major underlying reasons many congregations and pastors are reluctant to adopt social media for ministry is because historically we have had such low expectations when it comes to ministry leaders and technology.
Think about it.
07 September 2011
Posted in The Woburn Trilogy, Social Media
A police officer was shot in my city yesterday. He was responding to a robbery at a local jewelry store.
Twitter immediately lit up and tweets started flying about the incident from news outlets, community leaders, and residents. Most people used the hashtag #woburn - the general hashtag we use here for community information - to tag their posts. For the rest of the day, Woburn was trending on Twitter.
Twitter is one of the ways I've become more engaged with our local community and so I recognized many of the people who were tweeting.
I jumped in and started retweeting information. One suspect had been apprehended. Three other suspects were on the loose, considered armed and dangerous. It was a manhunt. Local and state police, SWAT teams, helicopters all on scene. Road blocks. Door to door searches. Schools and the YMCA were in lock down. Residents were urged to stay inside with their doors locked. The officer had been shot several times but was in stable condition.
It was chilling.
23 June 2011
Posted in How To, Social Media, Church
Summertime in the church is often a time to gear back and take stock of our ministry.
We review the last program year and plan the next one. We map out worship, adult education, youth ministry, Confirmation, Sunday School, service projects, and the list goes on.
But what about our communications?
Do we take time to step back and evaluate how we are communicating? Summer is a great time to do this. Here's how:
22 June 2011
Posted in Leadership, Social Media
One of the challenges for churches and ministers working in social media is figuring out how to build meaningful relationships with members, friends, and strangers.
In his book, The Thank You Economy, Gary Vaynerchuk draws on lessons he's learned from working with customers with his wine business and translates them into some great lessons for life, business, social media - and, as I see it, church and ministry.
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'140 more to be established in 2012-13'
Self-Help Groups (SHG) in the district have launched nine mini dairies at different places in the district. The mini dairies or otherwise known as 'Pala Pragathi Kendras' are run by the Joint Liability Groups (JLG) which are carved out of the SHG groups in a village.
Women interested in the enterprise can emerge as a joint liability group for establishing the mini-dairy in the village. So far nine JLG women groups were instrumental in establishing mini dairies at Kasimkota, Narsipatnam, Bheemunipatnam, Nakkapalli, Munagapaka, Sabbavaram, and Golugonda villages. Pala Pragathi Kendras project officer Karunakar told The Hindu that 140 dairies would be established in the district in the 2012-13 financial year.
The dairies are expected to be grounded by January 2013. The 140 dairies are part of the the State government's Milk Mission to establish 700 such dairies throughout the State. Presently the production of milk is 298.01 lakh litres per day. The mini dairies will help in increasing the same to 496.31 lakh litres per day.
The average milk consumption is 269 grams per person. The same is expected to increase to 426 grams of per capita availability to each person. Similarly the 'milk mission' will contribute to an increase in high yielding milch cattle to nearly 1.04 crore. On an average about 4 to 5 mini dairies are expected to come up in every village by 2015. Each dairy is being established in 2 acres and each member of the JLG is expected to earn Rs.2,500 to Rs.3000 as payment for maintenance of the animals.
The District Rural Development Agency (DRDA) and the Department of Animal Husbandry are giving special training to women of self help groups. The DRDA under the Indira Kranti Padham programme is presently the agency for executing the milk mission by coordinating the establishment of mini dairies2015. In the context of the need for extension of veterinary health services on a massive scale, the DRDA will be training about 546 SHG women who will act as a catalyst between the Pala Pragathi Kendras and the government.
The trained SGH women will actually be called 'Community Managed Livestock Extension Worker' who will play the role of veterinary para-medical worker by providing first aid services to sick cattle apart from doing liaison work for the SHG groups which run the milk dairies. Their services will be relevant in villages which do not have a veterinary hospital or services of Gopala Mitra.
The Livestock Extension Worker will of course confine her services to the Pala Pragathi Kendras. Already 180 women out of 546 were given training and the remaining will be covered in the 2012-13.
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There was also some discussion about the usefulness of better understanding the impact of the microbiome on host energetics. Fahey suggested that there might be lessons to be learned from studying microbial metabolism in cows and pointed to work done in that area by Marvin Bryant and Robert Hungate. Johan van Hylckama Vlieg suggested that simplified systems models might help to better understand the microbial role in energy metabolism in humans. He said that probably a few core metabolic pathways are major determinants for the impact of the microbiome on host metabolism. Building a systems-level model of gut ecosystem that functions with these core pathways could reduce some of the puzzlement caused by the vastness of the microbiome metagenome and help to better understand clinical observations.
With respect to the challenge of health (versus disease) food claims, not all workshop participants agreed that the next best step is to shift the science toward collecting data in healthy populations in order to substantiate those health claims. One audience member agreed that all of the disease-related research on the microbiome described over the course of the 2-day workshop is "great science" and that "the science will continue to go forward," but the greater challenge, he said, is that "we are still left with a 1938 regulatory environment" and regulatory authorities are "hamstrung by whatever the law tells [them]. That is all [they] can act on." He referred to Sarah Roller's suggestion that "maybe we should think about how to change that law." (See the Chapter 6 summary of Sarah Roller's presentation for a description of her views on what she perceives as an outdated regulatory framework for food claims.) Especially given that the science is moving in the disease direction and there will probably come a point when "we may be able to treat or mitigate disease by virtue of foods," the speaker urged that steps be taken now to change the regulatory framework in preparation for the future. Otherwise, how will the value of what scientists discover be communicated? Stuart Craig agreed and said, "The current regulatory environment is paralyzing for industry … we need to start now" (see Figure 7-1).
Peter Turnbaugh cautioned that drawing a hard line between disease and health is "a very dangerous way to think about the way we study" the microbiome. In his opinion, most biologists are interested in fundamental mechanisms. While they hope that their research findings will have helpful applications, that is not the underlying goal of science. Clydesdale


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A type of whip formerly used as a torture device, mostly for lashes in punishment of crimes. It is now used by BDSM partners, though usually without the death and severe wounds.
We hope.
We hope.
My ass still hurts from that cat o' nine tails she used on me.
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January 13, 2012
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A whip, usually leather, with nine tails. A variation on the Egyptian flail. Hurts a lot. Often used in bondage.
Sometimes, my lover ties me to the bed and uses the cat o' nine tails on me.
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Cat o nine tails, an often leather whip with multiple tails, nine being the common number for the tails. Used mainly by the navy in the 1800's, but was also used by housewives, courts...
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KENT, Wash. - Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin has released two videos of a short hop test flight of its New Shepard space vehicle.
The New Shepard executed a Vertical Takeoff and Vertical Landing in Texas in May, and the videos were posted on the Blue Origin website on Thursday.
We ve received requests for video of the short hop test flight that took place earlier this year. Here are two videos of the flight. Enjoy! the Amazon.com founder writes.
Bezos founded Blue Origin to develop a vertical takeoff and landing rocketship that would fly passengers to suborbital space. It recently won money from NASA to compete to go into orbit as a space taxi now that the space shuttle fleet is retired.
In September, an unmanned spacecraft failed during a recent test flight. The vehicle became unstable at 45,000 feet and ground controllers had to terminate it as a precaution.


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What materials did you use? Jim Thompson silk for the shell, gold dupioni silk for the lining, and interlined with wool jacketing.
What are you most proud of? I've only been sewing for about six months, so I'm quite pleased that it looks good. The zippers and welt pockets look fine, and I used Janet Pray's burrito method to enclose the seams at the cuffs, waistband and collar. And I would have bonded permanently with my seam ripper without Linda Lee.
What advice would you give someone starting this project? Study your craftsy classes. And be bold with your silk. It was not as challenging as I feared. I actually used Janet Pray's nearly pinless method of stitching and I found I had a good deal more control of the fabric. I also posted this project to Janet's class.
OMG!!! That is a beautiful jacket. You are so talented!! I've been sewing a lot longer than 6 months and my garments are not nearly as impressive as yours is.


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*OFFICIAL 2009 Free Agent and Trade Movement Thread*
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Earl Watson has been let go by the Thunder and he is a pass first PG. If Law was bought out or traded, I'd get Watson, as at least he knows how to distribute well
migya make the ring fall on ya |
would love to pick up someone like him. Thing is, so would a lot of teams so to get him, we'd probably have to over pay |
I like Watson, but my first option would be to go after Andre Miller with the full MLE. Now that guy would really be an improvement. Watson... would be ok, but that's about it. Doesn't add anything, doesn't hurt much. |
I really think some team will offer AMiller more than the MLE or at least Philly will. He is worth at least 8 million a year. Maybe Watson could be signed for 2-3 million a year. If so, I'd sign him for two years and look to trade Law for a future 1st rounder (even a probable late one) or in a package for a good player. The team can only get another PG if of the current guards leaves and if Watson does leave, I still think Law has to go, because he is paid too much to be a third string PG migya make the ring fall on ya |
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you do know that Law is on an expiring rookie contract right? and that he's getting paid about 2 million (that you are going to offer earl watson who would be a 3rd string PG here). "the victorious warrior wins first, and then goes to war; the defeated warrior goes to war first, and hopes to win."- The Art of War
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Sorry for anyone who wanted him here, Watson to the Pacers already:
http://www.indystar.com/article/2009071 ... ard+Watson In some other FA news today, Marquis Daniels is headed to Boston (possibly as part of a sign-and-trade deal, perhaps involving Scalabrine (sp)). Also Sean May is likely to go to the Kings. |
What I heard is Monta was goint to be the starting SG and Curry PG, so that would make Law (would have been Watson if he had been signed) the backup PG, as Watson looks like he is going to Orlando migya make the ring fall on ya |
Law will be this year's Marcus Williams, a backup PG that will stay glued to the bench no matter what. He's an afterthought and was only acquired because he's an expirer. Watson signing with Indy makes a lot of sense for both sides. The Pacers find a replacement for Jarrett Jack and a guy that fits their style and he goes to a team in which he'll be able to compete with TJ Ford for the starting spot, so a one year deal makes a lot of sense. I'm surprised about Marquis Daniels signing with Boston. I'm not surprised about the signing itself, but doing it for spare change is weird. Daniels has had a pretty decent season, and he's going to a contender and a place in which he'll get the change to win a ring, but he's gonna earn close to the league minimum, from what I've read. Just weird, because it's not like he's made a ton of money in his career. In other news, Chris Wilcox signs a 2 year deal with the Pistons at 3 million each. Nice signing. Wilcox is only a backup, but that's a role he can play perfectly at both PF and C, and Detroit is not overpaying. Also, the Pistons needed size badly. Regarding free agency... I'm just surprised about the lack of action surrounding Ramon Sessions. It's not like he's gonna command a lot of dough, and he's up there with Andre Miller as one of the top PGs available. Another of those weird happenings of free agency. |
would LOVE to get sessions (though wont happen i know)
what you reckon he could command out there TMC? Full MLE? |
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i think Sessions' camp is looking at around 5-6mil a year.
Marquis Daniels going to Boston for little money was a good move on his part IMO. Championship caliber team, could step into that James Posey role that Boston was missing this past season (defense off the bench) and adds a midrange dimension off the bench with all those shooters. "the victorious warrior wins first, and then goes to war; the defeated warrior goes to war first, and hopes to win."- The Art of War
I am high on Sessions and would be quite happy to have him here, but we really don't have room for him right now with four players vying for time at PG (Ellis, Curry, Law, Watson ... maybe even Marco).
In a year, when we will probably no longer have Law or Watson, and will also have a better idea of Ellis and Curry and their futures here, I would like to go after a young PG in the mold of Sessions or even better, John Wall. For now I think we need to go into this year with the goal of finding out whether we have anyone who can be a full-time PG for us. Next year we can look at our situation again and see what needs to be done. While I'd like to get Miller or Sessions it's just unnecessary unless we dump Law, Watson, and Marco, and even then we'd still have Curry and Monta taking most of the PG minutes. |
E-Man's figure sounds about right. What I'm not sure about is the length. A one year deal with a team that gives him a chance to start would allow him to test free agency once again next season... and with much more leverage if he has a good year. On the other side, a three or four year deal would give him the financial security he still hasn't had in his NBA career. I just don't know what they're looking for. btw, the Cavs have signed Jamario Moon to an offer sheet that runs for the next two years. The Heat will have seven days to match, starting tomorrow. And I think he'd be a great help for the Cavs, much more than Parker or anybody else they've signed so far. Moon is really underrated. He's one of those glue guys that do all the dirty things you need to win games. |
yeah great signing by them if Heat dont match
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I really like Jamario Moon. If the Cavs get him, i'd say they are pretty much on their way to winning a ring this year. So far, it's looking like a Cleveland/Boston eastern conference finals.
"the victorious warrior wins first, and then goes to war; the defeated warrior goes to war first, and hopes to win."- The Art of War
Money and the economic situation seems to be a huge thing right now and no owner seems to want to spend much right now. Sessions should be a starter on a team, but not sure which team would take him. Maybe New York or Washington. Got a feeling Dallas will sign him to back up Kidd for a couple of years migya make the ring fall on ya |
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Man's early experiments with ballooning: hot air and hydrogen. Little science, much attention to biographies and yarns.
< read all 1 reviewsThe 2013 book being reviewed is FALLING UPWARDS. Its subtitle is HOW WE TOOK TO THE AIR. Its author is Richard Brooke, a north Englishman and retired Professor of Biography. FALLING UPWARD holds a tiny dab of ballooning as fact, fantasy and pre-history in China and South America. There is less science and science technology (including the economics of producing pure hydrogen to give balloons lift) than many readers might like.
What there is much of in FALLING UPWARDS is biographies and tale-telling, one after the other covering excitedly but not deeply the first hundred years or so of mankind's taking to the air in hot-air or lighter than air balloons. In addition lives of the early aeronauts are shown to appeal with increasing power to newspapers, journalists, poets and writers of science fiction.
Consider Alfred Lord Tennyson (1809 - 1892). Modern ballooning was over 30 years old when he was born. 90 foot high balloons were lifted by hot air, hydrogen or coal gas. As Kipling would do in two famous SciFi short stories decades later, Tennyson in Locksley Hall extrapolated from what balloons were doing in his day to a future of intercontinental commerce and warfare via steered balloons (later called dirigibles). Thus the futuristic lines in Tennyson's Locksley Hall:
Men, my brothers, men the workers, ever reaping something new:
That which they have done but earnest of the things that they shall do:
For I dipt into the future, far as human eye could see,
Saw the Vision of the world, and all the wonder that would be;
Saw the heavens fill with commerce, argosies of magic sails,
Pilots of the purple twilight dropping down with costly bales;
Heard the heavens fill with shouting, and there rain'd a ghastly dew
From the nations' airy navies grappling in the central blue
(cited in FALLING UPWARDS, Ch. 3)
Similarly, Professor Holmes flags Edgar Allan Poe (1809 - 1849) as an instance of imagination at work extrapolating from the worldwide phenomenon of contemporary ballooning.
In June 1835 the New York SUN published Poe's "The Unparalleled Adventure of One Hans Pfaall." With considerable technical detail and several futuristic inventions of Poe's imagining, this story tells of one man's ascent by balloon to the moon, with eerie sighting of earth light and meetings with moon people who doubt that the earth is populated.
Anticipating Orson Welles's 1938 invasion from Mars radio announcement, on April 14, 1844 the New York SUN published a tongue-in-cheek announcement by Poe of a real-time 72-hour flight from Europe to Charleston, South Carolina in a dirigible constructed and piloted by real life English balloonist and writer Monck Mason. Poe's fictional report is low-key, technical, scientific and a bit satirical, "a mockery of scientific presumption and hubris ... an explanation of collective delusion ... the desire to be dazzled by scientific wonders (that) may be associated with a conscious willingness to be bamboozled or hoaxed" (Ch. 3).
And so FALLING UPWARDS: HOW WE TOOK TO THE AIR rolls along for more than 400 pages. The same ballooning sequence over and over: launch - flight - landing. We are shown different ways that at different times the press and writers interpreted human life in fragile baskets suspended miles above the earth from gas-filled balloons. FALLING UPWARDS is not a how-to book on how to teach yourself to fly. But it abounds in doughty tales, real and imagined, of the first century of man's recorded lift-offs from terra firma to the frontiers of atmosphere.
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I had liposuction of abdomen, flanks and arms 7 days ago. Whenever I lie down for a period or sleep I wake up feeling swollen and awful. When I get upright its like I can feel the blood/some unpleasant sensation rush down my torso. I keep waking up in the middle of the night and taking little walks to help keep the blood moving, but is there anything else I can do?
After Liposuction, is It Normal to Feel Awful/swollen/stiff After I've Been Lying Down or Sleeping for Awhile?
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Pain and assymetry is not uncommon. Make sure you walk frequently, consume adequate fluids and expect to feel more swolen before you get less swollen. Generally time is the answer, but you may feel better just having some time to sit down with your PS.
The feelings you've described are quite common for someone who is still recovering from liposuction. On average, swelling lasts for about 2-3 weeks and during this time you will experience some degree of stiffness, particularly when you aren't moving around much (i.e. sleeping, resting). It's great that you're slowly walking around to keep your circulation going. This is very important and I recommend this to all of my patients who've had liposuction (as well as other cosmetic surgery procedures).
You mentioned an "unpleasant sensation rush down your torso" - this is probably similar to when your foot falls asleep and becomes numb. Then, when you move it around, the increased circulation causes a tingly and sometimes uncomfortable feeling. As long as you keep walking around at a leisurely pace to maintain good circulation and wear your compression garment as advised, you should be okay. You can also try massage, but find out what kind of massage can be performed from your surgeon to make sure it's suitable for you.
However, please notify your surgeon if you are overly concerned. It's always best to get their advice since they know your situation better!
The recovery from liposuction will vary from patient to patient, but the sensations that you are feeling are fairly common. If you have concerns, speak with your surgeon.
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Liposuction is a very traumatic experience to the subcutaneous tissues that results in a lot of swelling, soreness and stiffness of the treated areas. At one week after surgery what you are experiencing is completely normal. This is a recovery process that will gradually improve and will take 6 to 8 weeks until you are feeling more normal in these areas. Staying relatively active, massage, and hydrotherapy can all help with the tissues removing swelling and restoring normal lymphatic circulation. For most liposuction patients, the recovery is usually a little more difficult and longer than they had initially anticipated.
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MP is the largest producer of soybean in the country with the state accounting for almost 50% of the entire production in the country. The state had registered an 18 % growth in the agriculture sector during 2011-12.
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Extensive surveys were carried out in MP, Maharashtra and Rajasthan according to the norms laid down by the Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India. The area under soybean cultivation in MP has gone up from 57.3 lakh hectares in 2011 to 58.128 lakh hectares in 2012 a rise of 0.83 lakh hectares.
The survey predicts an increase in yield per hectare from 10.76 quintals in 2011 to 11.50 quintals per hectare in 2012, which is an increase of 0.74 quintals. Soybean production in Maharashtra is also expected to increase from 35.60 lakh MT in 2011 to 39.95 lakh MT this year while in Rajasthan it is expected to go down from 12.48 lakh MT in 2011 to 12.32 lakh MT this year.
There had been apprehensions that heavy and continuous rains could have damaged the soybean crop in many parts of the state. The report mentions that the soybean crop suffered in five districts of MP: Sehore, Harda, Hoshangabad, Guna and Raisen because of water logging and excess rains.
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Calderbank, D.M.J. and Pedersen, H. (2002) Selfdual Einstein metrics with torus symmetry. Journal of Differential Geometry, 60 (3). pp. 485-521. ISSN 0022-040X
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It is well-known that any 4-dimensional hyperkähler metric with two commuting Killing fields may be obtained explicitly, via the Gibbons-Hawking Ansatz, from a harmonic function invariant under a Killing field on • 3. In this paper, we find all selfdual Einstein metrics of nonzero scalar curvature with two commuting Killing fields. They are given explicitly in terms of a local eigenfunction of the Laplacian on the hyperbolic plane. We discuss the relation of this construction to a class of selfdual spaces found by Joyce, and some Einstein-Weyl spaces found by Ward, and then show that certain 'multipole' hyperbolic eigenfunctions yield explicit formulae for the quaternion-kähler quotients of • Pm—1 by an (m — 2)-torus studied by Galicki and Lawson. As a consequence we are able to place the well-known cohomogeneity one metrics, the quaternion-kähler quotients of • P2 (and noncompact analogues), and the more recently studied selfdual Einstein Hermitian metrics in a unified framework, and give new complete examples.
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Do you think teams like playing away from home?
Wow, he must have been something REAL special the rest of the game...
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He might have got it just for making the game interesting - looks like everybody else did absolutely nothing at all .
I guess it can get lonely in goal...
Stupid superkeepers!
I had 7 shots on target in the first 8 minutes or something, all due to this incident.
How many Premier Leagues are there?
I did this for kicks.
-85 point deduction when the maximum number of points available are 84.
Well done... I think.
Already known bug but it's still quite funny.
1:0 draw ..??
This player just can't live up to his name.
Unlucky Stoichkov, the fans don't want him after less than 24 hours in charge lol!
I guess he should have even better heading ability
Whoa, sub at 2min? That's some negative play right there! (They started 3-5-2 sweeper, and after scoring the goal immediately changed to 5-3-2 sweeper...the guy subbed off is an AML while the guy on is a DC with 15 jumping)
(I edit my buddies to be in the game so I erased their names there...)
Don't know how to post pics so I'll just type it out "Vladimir Weiss had thanked Vladimir Weiss for handling him his Slovakia debut" kinda funny at first when I read it thought it was a bug but nope..
I'd like a less biased second opinion...
Had to laugh when i saw this - surely a fringe player for Man Utd would still be very good for a Championship side??? (only reason i have Nicky Butt was that he was released on a free so i thought i'd pick him up and sell him the next transfer window)
I've seen terribly imbalanced leagues... Real Madrid finished 3rd then got relegated the season after, got promoted again and finished 4th!
Atlético Madrid won La Liga then finished 16th the next season - before bouncing back to 3rd.
Barcelona were a solid side in La Liga before getting relegated and predicted to finish 12th in Segunda!
Oh my :O
and genoa's still in the first place with their weird 5-1-2-2 tactic
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Wonder what he gets up to in his spare time?
Freiburg hired this guy when he was 6 years old.
What would Sir Alex say if he was the Jiangsu boss? This is a bizarre ending.
Surely I've won the game!!
How did they have time to do that?!?! He never ran through my defence like Cesc Fabregas either...
It's the 28th time this appears; flip side is he left me to join Real!!!
No I'm not getting you back.
Unfortunate name, no?
And he's just 16. Must have been playing on the streets since he was 2. Utility player also longest position description?
A Mighty Wind, perhaps?
Actually, I'm sure that's just how bad Rade Prica is.
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^^He did a Michael Jackson over the holidays!
Here's one that's more design related than funny:
You'll have to excuse me as I'm a graphic designer but: What in the world of all things abhorrent is Bedlington's team logo? It's a poorly rendering dog with a ball, sure, but what the hell is that industrial looking contraption behind it?
Makes me want to vomit
I designed the Thurmaston logo btw. Couldn't find their official logo.
Did you get that logo from Wikipedia as the official site for Bedlington Terriors has a different less vomit inducing logo.
that logo makes me giggle
That logo makes me want to stab my eyes with blunt pencils Sort it out!
Here's one that people aged 30 or over living in the UK will understand.
"we're walking in the aaiiirrrrrrrr..."
I think everyone who celebrates Christmas (or watches TV that day!) will understand that one
Then, amazingly enough, I look in my inbox and find this, right after I beat the choirboy's team:
What, did the result get decided in the courtroom or something
And finally:
3 things in a row in my inbox that made me chuckle
Scotland is still a pretty good national team, check this one out though. :-)
Fontin Sans
Hmm me getting thrashed 5-1 by Man U isn't all that funny, but Ben Foster opening the scoring with a 90 yard free kick against us is
Aww. That's not a very nice thing to say is it?
Alessio Cerci is a former Triestina legend and currently Lazio manager, but I wish that he didn't make his bias so publicly known!
Must he be like Roy Keane when it comes to signing players?
Not that these players are rubbish or anything - all but one are first-teamers now, and the other is a squad player.
Weird season but poor Arsenal.
History lesson for you - the "industrial looking contraption" is the winding wheel you had at the top of a coal-mine shaft back in the day, before the 1980's Tory government ruined the coal industry. Bedlington is in the heart of what was a huge coal-mining area in Northumberland.
The dog is there because the full name of the club is Bedlington Terriers FC.
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Well put Pompey.
Too bad im west ham manager
So sad its funny. Cant belive I have wasted the whole day today for this ****.
Was the Truro game a cup match? Because if it was a league game, why are they in the Northrn league instead of the Southern league like they should be? They would face stupidly long trips up country every other weekend.
Ghana sacked this man because he had a bad African Nations Cup campaign only to re-hire him as the Under 20s coach a week later. Hopefully they didnt waste time giving him compensation.
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That's actually plausible, as FIFA rankings weigh continental championships very heavily (which is why Japan and the USA have broken into the top 10 a few times) and it would be quite difficult but not completely unheard of for Honduras to win the North American championship. How they managed to win it ahead of Mexico and the USA, though, is anyone's guess.
One way my assistant agrees with the head scout that one Josh Lambo will be a player for the future.
In the same meeting he is telling me to stop signing that young lad.
What the...
Sammy Lee has always been an odd ball
I use that all the time! I'm still expecting a Harry Potter response or something, though.
In 2013 I had enough and offered him a contract; but he joined Espanyol instead!!!
Now he still wants to join me two times a month...
Ps. I wanted to nickname him "Wants Man City Post" so it would say Franco "Wants Man City Post" Baldini wants Man City Post. But apparently you have limited characters.
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Good tactic. Let him go then excite your fans by his prospect instead of his football
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