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Your destination wedding is closer than you imagined when you choose one of Agave Estates' three all-inclusive venues conveniently located in Katy, TX. Our award-winning team of professionals will redefine your wedding planning experience by accommodating your every need. Contact us today!
Amenities + Details
Indoor Ceremony Area
Kosher Available
Liability Insurance
Liquor License
On the Water
Onsite Catering
Onsite Overnight Accommodations
Onsite Parking
Onsite Wedding Consultant
Outdoor Ceremony Area
Outdoor Reception Area
Outside Caterers Allowed
Site Fee
Tented Area
Valet Parking
Wheelchair Accessible
For more details about amenities, please message the Venue.
Banquet/Reception Hall, Unusual/Alternative
Contact Info
The Perfect WeddingReviewed on 3/23/2012 Jaime D
We had our ceremony and reception at Agave Road, one of the venues that Agave Estates has, and our wedding was perfect! Everything went off perfectly and we couldn't have asked for a better or more gorgeous place to get married at. We got engaged in June 2011 and just had our wedding March 2, 2012. Our cordinator was Lindsey, who was absolutely amazing and helped us figure out every last detail. She lets you say what you want and how you want to do things, then if she has a suggestion she will let you know and not make you feel like you have to do it, which is great! But her suggestions are outstanding. They have a great Bridal and Groom's suite that we used before with refreshments provided. We also used the Florist and Invitations from Agave Estates, and were so happy with how everything turned out. I would definitely recommend this venue to any bride who is looking for a place to get married! It is absolutely outstanding!
amazingReviewed on 9/08/2012 ana f
love it so romatic with my husband
GreatReviewed on 6/05/2012 Alicen M
Agave estates was absolutely wonderful!
Most wonderful experience!Reviewed on 5/05/2015 Rosa P
When we first booked the venue (almost a year before our wedding date) we met with Alli. She is the sweetest and she explained the packages in detail, she answered all my questions. Every time I needed someone else's opinion or feedback I will ask Alli and I would get an answer within minutes. She is awesome! Then we met Amanda at Agave Brothers – she worked her magic with our invitations, our linens, photo booth, and seating chart. When our guests started receiving our invitations, we started receiving phone calls saying how beautiful they were. They were stunning! Amanda was so helpful throughout the process and very accommodating. She has wonderful ideas! Beth was working the photo booth the day of our wedding – she made the photo booth experience even more fun for us and our guests. We also met Tawnya at Agave Brothers Floral. I was sure about the colors that I wanted my flowers to be, but trust me – I am no flower guru. Good thing they do have a flower guru at Agave and her name is Tawnya. I showed her a couple of pictures of what I wanted, and she created the most beautiful flower arrangements I have ever seen. And last but not least, our WONDERFUL coordinator, Katie Roberts. I do not think I would have made it through the last few months of wedding planning without Katie's help. She made sure our day was perfect, just the way we wanted it, just the way we imaged it to be. She is always available – by phone, email, texts. Every question I had, she had the answer to. Every idea I had, she made it happen. And the day of our wedding… She was on top of everything. I did not have to worry about a thing. I was able to actually enjoy my day and have fun with my friends and family. If you get Katie as a coordinator – trust me – you are in good hands!! And to the entire team at Agave Estates – THANK YOU! Carlos and I (and all of our guests) will always remember the wonderful time we had at our wedding, and I will always remember how easy and fun it was to plan our wedding with all of you.
Agave Road - Excellent Choice!Reviewed on 4/18/2015 Casey T
My husband and I were recently married at Agave Road in October of 2014. We had the pleasure of having Katie Romero as our Event Coordinator. Agave Road, Katie and the rest of the staff were wonderful. I can honestly say our Wedding Day went off without a hitch! From the flowers to the decorations and the food, it was positively everything I had dreamed of and wanted for our big day! I would recommend Agave Road and Katie any day!
Have your wedding here!Reviewed on 4/09/2015 Sarah B
My wedding was wonderful. It went off smoothly, without a hitch. The supporting staff was helpful and attentive while remaining unobtrusive. People described the wedding as the best they had ever attended and I accredit that to the Agave staff, my wonderful coordinator (Diana), and the vendors. The vendors that Agave recommended were all professional, friendly, and efficient able to adapt to my desires as needed. The DJ and officiant were beyond my expectations and the caterer was great. I also recommend Agave Brothers for your floral needs as they were able to make flower arrangements more beautiful than I had dreamed. Words can not do justice to Agave Estates!
Best Experience; Best VenueReviewed on 3/30/2015 Marcie P
As a newly engaged woman, it was my understanding that wedding planning was supposed to be a time of chaos and stress that eventually morphed me in to a monster bride. What a relief that this was not at all the case! Agave Estates' incredible staff helped my husband and I make our dream of a rustic yet elegant wedding an easy reality. Not only did they help us find the perfect venue for our guest count and space preferences, they also helped us stick to our budget while exceeding our expectations. Agave offers several venues options – all beautiful and extremely inclusive – but Agave Real was the perfect location for our wedding of 150 guests. The outdoor ceremony space was open to the beauty of nature yet closed off from traffic and city noise to maintain the privacy of the celebration. Agave thinks of everything with outdoor speakers and mics for the ceremony to keep guests involved . The reception location highlighted the gorgeous atmosphere of the outdoor space while elevating the décor with hardwood furniture, thick linens, iron accents, hurricane lanterns, elegant lighting, and carefully placed candles. The appetizer and dinner buffet tables were setup phenomenally with an amazing spread of food options and accent lamps. The bar was stunning – without any decoration – and the bar tables set up nearby were perfect places for friends and family to meet and chat throughout the night. The dance floor was large enough to accommodate our guests' love of dancing while maintaining the intimate feel of the occasion, and the sound system was consistently at the perfect volume to encourage dancing without busting eardrums. And because this also totally matters… the venue's restrooms were just as gorgeous as the rest of the venue, extremely clean, and perfectly located within the main venue area. One of Agave's greatest features is the Bridal Suite/Groom's Quarters area. The Bridal Suite was the perfect place for me, my bridesmaids, and my mom to get ready before the wedding. Complete with a salon chair, vanity room, kitchenette space, den (w/ TV, fireplace, and iPod connector), VERY large restroom w (w/steamer!!!), and outdoor patio – it was a dream to have a place for everyone to get ready without feeling cramped or bored. Similarly, my husband really enjoyed having a space that he and his guys could relax at and enjoy before the walk down the aisle. Beauty aside, my husband and I are confident that the reason we loved our wedding experience at Agave so much was because of the quality of their employees. Their willingness to work with their customers is parallel to none! Diana (VP of Operations) worked diligently with my husband and I to make sure we were comfortable with Agave from a price perspective. Christy (Senior Coordinator & Wedding Angel) was beyond accommodating, meeting with my husband and I at times that were convenient for us while maybe not being the most convenient for her. I still don't know how she made the entire event come together so effortlessly and run so smoothly – and I'm pretty sure she did it all in heels. The rest of the Agave staff, from landscapers to wait staff, was so courteous and clearly passionate about the role they play in each event. It was easy to see that Agave Estates is not just a business – it's a family, and my husband and I were so privileged to be a part of it.
Marcie, You are too sweet. Thank you so much for all of the kind words about the venue, Diana, and myself. First I want to say, thank YOU for being such a delight to work with! Your wedding day was absolutely beautiful and full of... Read Less Read More
Absolutely fantastic!Reviewed on 3/17/2015
While as the mother of the groom I didn't have a lot of input in the planning of the wedding/reception, I do have a fair amount to say about Agave & their staff. This was a beautiful wedding. From start to finish it was handled impeccably. I did not hear one single negative remark from any of the 275 guests. The venue was gorgeous, the staff was attentive, courteous, professional and a joy to work with. The catering was superb (we used Three Olives)and the food was plentiful. The flow of the evening was smooth which was due in no small part to our coordinator, Alli Thomas. She was on top of all the details, special requests, etc. We truly felt that the entire staff working that night really wanted our wedding to be perfect. Our guests, who had not previously attended a wedding at Agave, were completely blown away by the beauty of the location and the professional way everything was handled. I would highly recommend this vendor to anyone. They truly gave us our 'storybook wedding'.
THE BEST OF THE BEST!Reviewed on 3/10/2015
I recently got married at Agave Road and I can honestly say the staff at Agave are all wonderful! I had the pleasure of being toured by Alli who was so great and full of energy! From the day I toured the facility up to the wedding day a staff member was ALWAYS in contact with me. whether it was Alli or my amazing wedding coordinator, Diana. Diana was so great! I was a clueless mess of a bride and she truly helped put everything together for me. Diana was professional, sweet, but most of all TALENTED. Diana is a wonderful person and an amazing wedding coordinator. If there was anything that didn't go as planned my husband and I never noticed.Diana made sure all of our guest were well taken care of and also took very good care of my husband and I.I would highly recommend going with Agave Floral for your floral needs. Tanya is an amazing florist and sweet as pie. She did an awesome job at staying within my budget and when I went in only knowing what colors I wanted she did a beautiful job at putting everything together. My center pieces were everything I pictured and more! As far as invitations go, Amanda and Liz are amazing. I am still receiving compliments on how beautiful my invitations were. They also did an amazing job of putting my seating chart together. It looked so classy! If you are looking for a beautiful, classy, and elegant venue; this is the place to be! AGAVE IS THE BEST!
Waguespack-Wood Wedding 2/15/2015Reviewed on 3/03/2015 Jennifer W
I have to say when Matt and I started our journey looking for a venue I thought Oh man here comes the headaches and disagreements. Agave was the very first place we checked out with my parents. Alli was standing there waiting for us to arrive to show us around. We were blown away with how ABSOLUTELY gorgeous the property was and VERY well kept. If you have not been out there please take the time to check it out. Taking the tour with Alli she was very thorough and helpful, any and all questioned we had were answered. She worked very closely with my parents and the budget. We had a small budget as far as weddings go. The organization she showed was very impressive and it showed us that we would be in good hands. (And we were) We continued our day of looking and at every other venue we went to Matt and I just did not get that same vibe we got from Agave. After a whole day we all sat down and immediately text Alli and said Agave Road was where we wanted to be and we picked our date February 15, 2015. The staff was nothing but professional, kind, and VERY helpful. As things got closer to the wedding we were contacted by Amanda for our invitations and I must say they turned out so very beautiful. We received and are still receiving compliments on how unique and beautiful our invitations looked. The professionalism she showed was next to none. Tawnya and her floral team did an ABSOLUTE amazing job. I had a silk bouquet made for my bridals and for me to keep for memories. On the day of our wedding one of her team members came to me and said I am not giving you these flowers they have browned overnight. As an alternative here is what I have come up with, and I must say it was even better than what I thought about having in the first place. They did a no charge up-grade for this that meant a lot to me. ALL of the flowers were stunning, fresh, and full of color. We had so many people come up to us saying how wonderful and beautiful the venue was and how much they enjoyed the wedding. Jessie- Did an outstanding job on our cake. DJ Gus did an awesome job reading our crowd and playing songs that kept people on the dance floor for the whole night. Bridal and grooms suite were amazing, roomy, and very accommodating to hair and make-up artists. The team at Agave did everything they could to make our day the most spectacular day ever, and they succeeded.
A Dream Come TrueReviewed on 2/04/2015
As the mother of the bride, a daughters wedding is an ultimate expression of love. It was my prayer that everything she ever dreamed of, as a bride, was fulfilled. The greatest challenge is fulfilling that wish on a very tight budget. Katie Romero and Agave Road met and facilitated that answer to prayer. From the first meeting and throughout the planning experience, our needs were met timely, efficiently and drama free. The work ethic and experience was A+ professionalism. Their chosen vendors are also A+ professionals. I did not worry about one thing . . . not ONE! Three weeks later we are still receiving phone calls from our guests, which were people of all ages and from all walks of life. Following are the comments we are receiving: 1. That venue was awesome! We felt transported to another place, away from the city. Everywhere you went there was beauty. It was warm and cozy. It was First Class! 2. The ceremony in front of the fireplace was so romantic. Where Did that majestic cross come from? (Agave Brothers down the road). 3. The flowers were breathtaking and everywhere you looked there was an original arrangement that fit that place perfectly. (Thank you Simply Beautiful and Alex Chbeeb) 2. Wow, the food was delicious. We don't usually really eat at weddings but the planning was such that we ate and it was so good we ate everything on the plate. Each selection had a flavor of it's own. Thank you 3 Olives Restaurant. 3. That was the prettiest cake we'd ever seen. We loved the combination of the bride and groom as one. The fact that each layer had a different flavor was neat and it was moist and delicious. Thank you Jesse! The praises go on but the most important thing is that my daughter and her husband LIVED THEIR DREAM! Everything was as they had imagined and they will view their pics and vids (Juven Photography) with memories of lots of joy and love! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Katie Romero and Agave Road as THE PERFECT venue and staff to meet any of your entertainment needs. Winkie Ballas Jamail
PerfectReviewed on 2/03/2015 Casey S
If I could give the venue more than 5 stars, I would. I got engaged in December 2013. I requested information online and got it almost immediately. I went to the open house the following month and absolutely fell in love. The pictures of the venue are great, but seeing it in person is breathtaking. Even though I knew in my heart this is where we wanted to have the wedding, I checked out other places just to get a feel for how they measured up. Sure enough, other places couldn't compete with the value that Agave offered. The biggest appeal to Agave was how inclusive everything was. I was a bride that was not excited about the planning process, and Agave and their coordinators took that burden on for me. Every person I encountered was incredible: Amanda, who helped us create our custom invitations; Fred, who made our delicious menu come to life; Jessie, who fed us so much delicious cake;and Ivan, who made the party memorable. Add Diana, our coordinator, who connected all of the dots and made it seamless. Any time I needed her, even with the smallest detail, she would promptly answer. She was beyond professional; she made me feel more like a friend because she truly cared so much. She was a great resource (seeing as how she's gone through so many weddings!) and helped alleviate a lot of our wedding stress. I can't say enough good things about HER and AGAVE. I'm sure everyone looks back at their wedding experience and thinks of something that they'd do differently. Other than my groom, Agave is the best decision I ever made. And coming from someone who paid for their own wedding, trust me when I say they are worth every penny. Agave = Perfection.
Amazing memoriesReviewed on 2/01/2015 Rossanna M
I love Agave Estates! We had our wedding at Agave Real, the newer of their 2 venues. It was perfect. I had my heart set on an outdoor ceremony (which in January I know is a crap shoot), and they assured me that even if we had to do it inside it would be beautiful. The wedding day came and so did the rain... I was bummed, understandably (their outdoor spaces are absolutely gorgeous), but they did a quick switch and the indoor ceremony was perfect. Our wedding coordinator, Christy, was awesome - she answered all of my questions and made me feel completely comfortable with the whole process. I'm a very DIY-type person, and they totally accommodated all of my DIY projects. But, if you're not the DIY type, they will take care of (literally) everything. I couldn't have asked for a more perfect day, thank y'all so much!
Agave RealReviewed on 1/17/2015 Anne M
We got married in January 2015 and had the most amazing experience with Agave Real. Every single staff person we interacted with from the beginning was so kind and personable. Our wedding coordinator, Katie, was amazing and made our day perfect. I highly recommend this facility as well as the invitations with Amanda and floral with Tawnya! Thank you Agave Real/Agave Estates for making our wedding such a special day and perfect beginning to our life together.
Loved the place & my coordinator!Reviewed on 12/31/2014 Karla H
Everyone who attended the wedding also loved the venue because it's pretty new, it smells delicious, it's very clean and the decor its to die for! using Agave floral helps bring so much more to the venue because Tawnya provides ideas to add to your overall decor. My coordinator, Lindsey, was the best! She was very sweet, very attentive to what I was looking for/needed and she was a "busy bee" the day of the wedding. She made sure that everything came out exactly as I had planned. I LOVED Loved having her as my coordinator! If you go there, speak with her! She's amazing!
Agave RoadReviewed on 12/23/2014 Tasha O
I recently got married at Agave Road in Katy Tx. I would highly recommend getting married here. The venue is gorgeous and is almost all inclusive so it makes the hassle of wedding planning a breeze. They also have an alternative for if it rains and all of the staff is super friendly and helpful. The only thing I will say is I did not care for the DJ they provided. when I originally booked they had one company and right before my wedding they switched to Fancy Tie Events, the DJ was awful so I would recommend finding your own instead of using him, but otherwise all their services provided were great.
Simply Amazing VenueReviewed on 11/20/2014 Anastasia T
Amazing Venue, Amazing Staff, and an Amazing Experience. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this venue and its staff. The venue in itself is breath taking and when you couple that with outstanding service and care you can not go wrong. I received so many compliments from friends and family on how beautiful and well organized this venue was. Many of my guests took time to notice all the details as well as take a couple of photo ops for themselves. Even those not in attendance asked where did I find this little "piece of heaven", when they viewed my wedding photos. Who knew this beautiful place was tucked right in the outskirts of Katy. Every detail about this venue is perfect. Not only is the property beautiful, but it is host to a group of classy, experienced, talented, supportive and caring staff. Everyone and I do mean EVERYONE that I worked with was wonderful. Steve, Lindsey and Beth just to name a few. I had the absolute pleasure of having Christy James as my wedding coordinator and she was a blast. She answered all of my idiotic questions with ease. No matter what time of day it was when I emailed her, I could expect a prompt response every time. She made putting all the details together a breeze and guided me in the areas I was clueless on. Thank you Christy. Tawnya (Florist) and Amanda (Invitations) are a must have if you are planning a wedding. I love these ladies so much and they are so good at what they do. When they offered advice I took it and I am so glad I did because their suggestions enhanced the beauty of my wedding day. These two women are top-notch and are so talented in creating beautiful moments and memories. I occasionally just stop by to chat or just say hello because I have built such a wonderful relationship with this two women. Both of them hold a special place in my heart. Thank you and I love you BOTH!!! Oh and let me not forget Ivan Rojas, my DJ. Lets just say he is THE MAN!!!. We danced all the night. After just one meeting he understood our vibe and played music to match that vibe. AMAZING! Agave Estates is definitely top of the line in my book. Anastasia Tyler Davis
Fall Wedding at AgaveReviewed on 11/18/2014 Mary M
I had a wonderful experience at Agave. The florist, Tawnya, is such a doll! I absolutely loved working with her on my centerpieces, bouquets, and ceremony decor. Amanda took care of my invites and she was so prompt and on top of everything! Nan was my coordinator and she was amazing. I don't know what I would have done without her on the day of. I HIGHLY recommend this venue to future brides-to-be. All my guests were blown away at how beautiful and spacious the venue was. This venue just can't be beat!!!
Absolutely Amazing!!!Reviewed on 11/15/2014 Kristin M
My wedding was held at Agave Real on 11/6/2014, and it was Amazing! I really can't say enough wonderful things about this venue and the Agave Real staff, especially my wedding coordinator Diana Costa. My husband and I wanted to find a beautiful outside venue that would offer everything, and at Agave Real we really did find our perfect venue! We received so many compliments from our guests and family the day of and the days that followed our wedding. Diana made it so easy and went above and beyond to ensure that our day was perfect and that we didn't have to worry about anything...including the weather. The food was delicious, the cake was beautiful and everyone commented that it was the best wedding cake they have ever had (it really was fantastic!). Ivan, our DJ was fun, engaging and even stepped in to show everyone how to do a line dance when we looked utterly confused. If you are looking for a beautiful venue, the friendliest staff ever, amazing food, and a worry free wedding, then Agave Estates is your place!!!
VenueReviewed on 11/05/2014 Gina C
I recently had my wedding at Agave Real in Katy TX on 10/10/2014. This venue is perfect in every way, especially for the bride that has a busy schedule!! I have a very demanding job and really didn't have much time to devote to planning my wedding, so with the help of Lindsey and Amanda @ Agave Estates I was able to plan the perfect wedding! These ladies were absolutely amazing in every way!!! I especially liked the fact that my package included a lot of things that I would not have to coordinate on my own, again BIG PLUS for the bride that doesn't have a ton of time to devote to planning. This venue is absolutely beautiful, I got so many compliments the next day from so many of my guests. I would highly recommend this venue to any engaged couple looking for the perfect venue! This venue is very affordable, great staff, and stunning in every way! - Gina Capps
Perfect place to get married!Reviewed on 11/04/2014 Crystal H
We chose Agave because it is absolutely beautiful and they offered inclusive packages that were with in our budget. Our coordinator Alli great! Everyone at Agave is very friendly and helpful. We were married on 10/23 and our wedding was not only beautiful but was flawless from start to finish! We would highly recommend Agave to anyone looking for the perfect place to get married!
Magical experience!Reviewed on 10/16/2014 Catherine P
What can I say? The team at Agave Estates and Agave Brothers made our wedding day an exceptional experience. The wedding went off without a hitch. Our guests had so many complimentary things to say about the food, flowers, color scheme, room layout and above all, the venue. Both my husband and I appreciated your friendliness, expertise and professionalism. Thank you for making our special day, exceptional. We wanted to give a very special thanks to Diana Costa, Amanda Bayer and Tawnya Morse for making everything look so easy. Again, thank you all for doing an absolutely fantastic job!
Best venue in the Houston area!!Reviewed on 10/15/2014
What a great place to get married!!! We had our wedding at Agave Real on August 29th, 2014, and we could not be happier we chose this venue. The customer service is impecable, and the place itself is gorgeous, simply breathtaking!! My wedding coordinator was Lindsey Patillo and she was great always with a smile on her face. Amanda from Agave Brothers (invitations, programs, etc) was amazing and super professional. This is an all inclusive wedding venue. The only things that are not included are flowers, photos, and video since these things are very personal. You are the only couple getting married that day, so you don't have to share the place with anyone. Our caterer, which was included in the package was Cordua Catering, which is the catering company of Americas, Churrascos, etc, our favorite restaurant. Agave really make the whole planning process easy. They will make sure your wedding day turns out perfect. We were so lucky, and had a blast on our wedding night!!! Thanks Agave!!
Agave RealReviewed on 10/02/2014 Amanda S
My husband and I looked for over a year to pick the perfect location for our wedding. We were getting very frustrated to find that every location we would look at would have so many extra expenses on top of the venue price, and would also require me to book the other vendors. We found Agave Real in a wedding magazine and thought it was beautiful. I called and to our amazement, almost every single thing was included in the price. We made an appointment to tour the facility and we absolutely fell in love with everything. I do not know of anywhere else that offers services like this. We were so relieved to find this venue because it took so much stress and pressure off of us. Not to mention everyone involved in the planning process was amazing and professional. We could not have chosen a more perfect venue! We would like to especially thank Christy our wedding planner, Tawnya our florist, and Amanda who created our beautiful invitations. Thank you all so much.
CelebrateReviewed on 10/02/2014 Alexandra D
My husband and I got married on September 13 of this year. The team at Agave Road was helpful and available to us since we signed our contract a year prior. Most venues here in Houston made me feel like I was a problem for them when we were considering them, but Agave made you feel like a valued customer the entire time. They went above and beyond to accommodate our wedding "vision". Our coordinator Katie was excellent. She was truly invested in our wedding and helped wherever she could. I would recommend this venue to brides who really want a beautiful venue that includes ALOT. They also don't charge a cake cutting fee which I really liked (I think that fee is a joke). The packages are very reasonable for what you get. I would definitely recommend Agave Road to future brides!


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Before my surgery I was size A, i am 5'4 125 pounds. I got 500cc silicone under the muscle implants and its been 2 months since surgery.
Is It Normal for my Breast to Look Pointing Down After a Breast Augmentation? (photo)
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Is It Normal for my Breast to Look Pointing Down After a Breast Augmentation? (photo)
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Nipple/Areola Pointing Downward after Breast Augmentation Normal?
Yes, what you are experiencing is quite commonly experienced after breast augmentation surgery. It may take several additional months for your breast implants to fully "settle" into their pockets. Some patients referred to this process as "drop and fluffing". As this occurs, it is very likely that you will notice your nipple/areola complexes pointing more forward, as opposed to downward.
Ask your plastic surgeon if he/she would recommend the use of a bandeau or massage to help with this process.
Best wishes.
Web reference: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/Procedure_breastAugmentation.htm
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Time, Weight and Gravity are on your side
Your appearance is temporary and will resolve over the next few weeks. The fullness of the superior margin of the breast is the top part of the pectoralis muscle. Give it time and the implants will settle into position. Time, Weight and Gravity are on your side.
500 cc Implants under the Muscle and Breasts Pointing Down
Larger implant augmentations (average in US in 350 cc) can take substantially longer to drop or assume their final positions. If, after 6 months, the implants have not dropped to a satisfactory position, the inferior portion of the muscle can be released, if necessary, with the inferior capsule.
Large implants, small breasts, and time.
Typically, when implants appear too high, it is due to one of two issues: Either the implant pocket IS too high because the proper release at the fold was not performed, or the breast did not have enough stretch to accomodate the implants. Implant "settling" or "dropping" should actually be termed "breasts relaxing". 500cc implants are considered "large" implants. Placing these in a small, tight, A cup breast pocket will take a considerable amount of time before the skin responds and expands to accomodate the implant. Bra bands and downward massage can help hasten this process, but it is time and gravity which are the main contributors. If your breasts do not accomodate by 6 months postoperatively, you may wish to have a revision.
Web reference: http://www.drbogue.com
What is normal after an augmentation
will vary from patient to patient. If you wish to have the fullness in your upper poles and value that over anything else, then it is 'normal' in your case. If you wish to have a more natural look, you should be working hard at trying to help your implants settle more. Hopefully you have discussed your concerns with your surgeon as you were recovering from your surgery and that he/she was helping you through the healing process with known methods of helping implants settle. So the answer to your questions is 'it depends'. And if you want a more natural look and you cannot get your implants to settle more, you are probably looking at a revision to better position your implants. Good luck!
Your final nipple/areola position should not be pointing down
Thank you for the question and photo. You final breast shape and nipple/areola position should have the nipple/areola pointing level with the ground. At this time it your implant volume is still a little too high in the upper pole and not enough in the lower pole of your breasts. This may be because your muscle is still too tight, the breast skin/tissue in the lower pole is too tight, or your pocket was created to high. At 2 months it is still too early to tell if your breast shape will mature properly on its own. I would continue to follow your plastic surgeons instructions which may include aggressive downward massage, upper pole bandeau, and wearing loose fitting sports bra.
All the best,
Dr Remus Repta
Web reference: http://www.aaaplasticsurgery.com/plastic-surgery/breast-enhancement.cfm
Breast Implant Sizing
Depending on how large an implant you choose, it may be normal to have extra fullness above the nipple right after breast augmentation. As time goes by and you massage the implants downward, the lower part of the breast tends to fill out and get more natural looking. Most changes occur in the first six weeks to four months. The breast can even tend to look more natural over a year or two. After a sufficient amount of time, you can assess whether you like the shape of your breasts and explore your options if you do not.
Web reference: http://www.chicagobreast.com
Breast implants too high after surgery
I would expect that your implants should have dropped by now. Give it another month or so - your tissues will likely continue to stretch and the implant may drop a bit more.
From your photo, it appears that the implant may be too big for your chest - not an uncommon problem when patients and their surgeons "guess-timate" what size implant "should work" instead of choosing an implant based on the size and shape of your chest and breast.
Web reference: http://www.drjasonhall.com/breast-augmentation.html
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.

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Aug. 25, 2011
COLUMBIA, Mo. - With camp winding down to its last few hours, the Missouri offense was able to close out the three weeks of preseason action with a victory in the final scrimmage - their first scrimmage win of the fall. The defense, however, was named winners of the camp, based on having more wins overall.
On Thursday, the Tiger passing attack was strong, completing 78% of their passes while throwing for 362 yards and three touchdowns.
Scoring Plays
T.J. Moe 10 yard pass from James Franklin
Grant Ressel 30-yard FG
Henry Josey 13-yard run
Jimmie Hunt 56-yard pass from Jimmy Costello
Andrew Jones 9-yard pass from Ashton Glaser
Passing Stats
James Franklin - 9/12, 82 yards, 1 TD
Jimmy Costello - 10/12, 125 yards, 1 TD
Ashton Glaser - 8/11, 48 yards, 1 TD
Corbin Berkstresser - 11/14, 107 yards, 1 INT
TOTALS: 38/49, 362 yards, 3 TD, 1 INT
Rushing Stats
Kendial Lawrence - 6 carries, 30 yards
De'Vion Moore - 1 carry, 11 yards
Jimmy Costello - 1 carry, 11 yards
James Franklin - 2 carries, 6 yards
Jared Culver - 2 carries, 3 yards
Henry Josey - 4 carries, 2 yards, 1 TD
Greg White - 5 carries, (-4) yards
Ashton Glaser - 1 carry, (-4) yards
TOTALS: 22 carries, 55 yards, 1 TD
Receiving Stats
Jimmie Hunt - 5 rec., 98 yards, 1 TD
T.J. Moe - 5 rec., 55 yards, 1 TD
L'Damian Washington - 5 rec., 41 yards
Brandon Gerau - 1 rec., 30 yards
Andrew Jones - 3 rec., 27 yards, 1 TD
Beau Brinkley - 1 rec., 18 yards
De'Vion Moore - 2 rec., 16 yards
Bud Sasser - 1 rec., 15 yards
Wesley Leftwich, - 1 rec., 12 yards
Terry Dennis - 1 rec., 9 yards
Stephen Drain - 1 rec., 9 yards
Marcus Lucas - 1 rec., 7 yards
Henry Josey - 2 rec., 5 yards
Jaleel Clark - 1 rec., 5 yards
Michael Egnew - 2 rec., 4 yards
Gahn McGaffie - 3 rec., 3 yards
Jared Culver - 1 rec., 3 yards
Tyler Hunt - 1 rec., 3 yards
Daniel Carpenter - 1 rec., 2 yards
TOTALS: 38 rec., 362 yards, 3 TD
Field Goals
Grant Ressel - 3-of-6 (Made: 30, 32, 36; Missed: 39, 43, 48)
Trey Barrow - 3-of-6 (Made: 36, 39, 43; Missed: 30, 32, 48)
Andrew Baggett - 4-of-6 (Made: 30, 32, 36, 39; Missed: 43, 48)
Trey Barrow - 7 punts, 44.4 average
Christian Brinser - 7 punts, 28.9 average
Defensive Superlatives
Interceptions - (1) Darvin Ruise
QB Sacks - (1 each) Brayden Burnett, George White
Tackles For Loss - (2) Tony Randolph; (1 each) Kentrell Brothers, E.J. Gaines,
Passes Broken Up - (1 each) Tristen Holt, Tony Randolph, Ian Simon, Robert Steeples
Blocked Punt - (1) Kony Ealy
Head Coach Gary Pinkel
"I thought overall it was good work. I think we had 12 players out who didn't get to scrimmage - five starters on defense and three starters on offense - so you kind of have to filter all that in and out of there. But, I thought we got real good work from people we wanted to get work. We're excited camp is over and we'll wake up Saturday morning and that's when we'll start the Miami (Ohio) week for us. We're excited about that, playing in a game and getting into game mode."
On injuries...
"A lot of this is precautionary in what we do as far as Rex (Sharp) and our medical staff. Many times you Achilles, you get backs, you get hamstrings, they are very touchy. If you come back too soon, you're set back two weeks. I think we're trying to be smart about how we handle it."
On Jayson Palmgren getting so much work at center...
"The good news is, for Palmgren, because of that technique that you have to do for the snap - which you can't take for granted - he's got tremendous amount of work there. So now Travis (Ruth) comes back there and he (Palmgren) moves back to guard, and now your backup center situation is very, very solid. There you kind of turned a negative into a positive."
On camp as a whole...
"It was good. The kids worked hard, which his typical of what we do. It gets long, but the best part is we improved. It's just part of the process and here we go into game week."
On when some of the injured players will return...
"This is the most (injured players) there's ever been since I've been coaching for 34 years, but that doesn't really matter. Hopefully we get a bunch back Saturday and the rest of the bunch it'd be nice if we got back on Tuesday. Maybe some back on Sunday evening because that's a shoulder pads practice."
On Sheldon Richardson's camp...
"I think for Sheldon it's just learning our habits and what we do here - how we practice, how we lift, learning the defense, it was just a real crash course. He's had a great attitude, he's been very responsive in terms of doing things exactly the way we want it, and also getting in better shape too - a combination of all those things. It's also very competitive in there, so we'll grade film and see where it goes, but he's doing a good job."
On James Franklin's camp...
"I think overall, and I've said it before, he's got all the skills to be a really, really high level player. He did some good things today, and we're excited for him. What's going to be real important - and what's going to happen too to any young quarterback - they'll just keep getting better. They'll make some mistakes, but they'll get better and better and better. I know he's excited about getting going."
Sophomore QB James Franklin
On his progression in camp...
"I feel pretty good. I've come a long way definitely. It's gotten a lot better with the experience of going out there every day, going over the plays over and over again, learning the offense and learning how to read the defense. I think that's something that's helped me and something I've gotten better at since camp started."
On preparing for his first start...
"I got a lot of that (game experience) last year - I know it's not the same as starting - but I think it helped out a lot. Coming into this first game as a starter, I think the biggest thing is treating it like every other game. In the games last year, I was prepared to go out there and compete, I just wasn't the starter. I think the difference now is I'll just go out there and start it off - it's the same as last year (preparation-wise)."
On how much he improved/accomplished in camp...
"I think I got better at each thing on my list, I didn't accomplish all of them, but I got better at them, and that's something I wanted to do. In the end, all quarterbacks are perfectionists, they just want to get everything, want to make sure we accomplish everything we want to do. I think the biggest thing is I got better at each one on the list, I didn't master all of them, but I got better."
On improving as the season progresses...
"I think it's going to come into play against better teams. It's learning the other team's defense, their habits, the things they do that I can pick up on. That comes with experience, so when I go out there I think that's the biggest difference in how I learn, just learning different defenses and reacting to them."
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"It was about two o'clock in the morning, on the belt for retrieving special baggage, where children's push chairs and large items come out," which was activated when the parents were not looking, the spokeswoman added.
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just got back from Magic Kingdom with very bad heat rash on legs.
I think it may have been caused by my sun lotion blocking the pores.
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just got back from Magic Kingdom with very bad heat rash on legs.
I think it may have been caused by my sun lotion blocking the pores.
What's the best thing to do?
Are you itchy Diane? You could get some cream to rub on it to stop the itching, id use something cool on it for now just to take the itchy away til you can get to a pharmacy or something. if you think its to do with the suntan lotion maybe you could get one thats lighter?
Sorry you are suffering from it, not fun!!!
Antihistamine tablets something like piriton and antihistamine cream had it before it's not nice :(
Go to walgreens/cvs and ask the pharmacists advice
Hi hun
I used to suffer really badly with this years ago & found I had to take antihistamine every day (I think you already do?) The only thing that worked for me was to change my sun lotion, it has to be for sensitive skin & totally fragrance free.
Dont apply after sun as this will just iritate it. Try some cold packs as well.
Hope it clears up
It's from being on the hot concrete. It happens to me all the time now. It does itch and the best thing for it is to soak your legs in cool water, or use cool compresses.
Get some 10% hydrocortisone cream for the itch. Unfortunately, once you get that reaction (it sometimes takes years for it to happen the first time) you generally will get it every time it is extremely hot out.
You can go to Disney's first aid and they will give you a gel, but the hydrocortisone works better.
Thanks guys :hug2:
I called at CVS this morning. She suggested antihistamine pills plus cortisone cream. I showed her the antihistamine pills I take every day and she said to just buy the cortisone cream.
It is a lot worse right now and covers my full legs - my arms are starting to rash too. Came back to villa and soaked in the pool for half an hour then put the cream back on. It's embarrassing :unsure:
Hmmmmmm, arms don't usually rash, with the reaction I'm referring to. Hydrocortisone with help the itching though.
Have you tried aloe vera gel? Walgreens and CVS do a version and it really does help calm irritated skin down. You can also get a gel called 'Solarcaine' that has lidocaine in it as the active ingredient which is a really effective painkiller.
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LyondellBasell will focus on the flexibility and reliability of its European operations as it addresses critical cost and profitability issues, the head of the company's Europe, Asia, international olefins and polyolefins business, Bob Patel, said on 7 October.
"We need to focus on quality, reliability and flexibility of our operations," he said on the sidelines of the 47th European Petrochemical Association (EPCA) meeting. "The commodity side of the [polymers] business is going to be dynamic."
The Netherlands headquartered producer is transferring what has been learned on greater cracker flexibility and operational excellence to its already well-performing assets in Europe. It converts olefins in the region into a number of differentiated polymer products but also into a range of commodity polymers.
Patel believes that LyondellBasell has the opportunity to improve its feedstock position in Europe by introducing greater cracking flexibility.
It has been restructuring hard in Europe since 2009 when the disconnection between the performance of its olefins and polymers business in North America and Europe particularly became more clearly apparent.
The company benefits greatly in the US from the low-cost natural gas liquids (NGLs) feedstock environment.
"We've done quite a bit in terms of rationalisation [in Europe]," Patel said.
The company has closed 1m tonnes of polyolefins capacity in Europe since 2009. It will close its refinery at Berre in France at the end of this year.
The capacity was taken out of the market in early 2012. The cracker at Berre is more competitive now that the refinery is not there, Patel said.
Since late 2010, employee numbers in Europe have been cut by 30%. In early October the company closed 100,000 tonnes/year of high density polyethylene (HDPE) capacity at Wesseling in Germany.
The company has cut back in research and development (R&D) significantly in Europe to "provide more focus on the projects that provide more potential", Patel said. The company is thinking more along the lines of a market pull approach to R&D rather than a technology push model.
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LyondellBasell will crack more propane and butane in its European crackers as it brings greater feedstock flexibility to the units, the head of the company's Europe, Asia, international olefins and polyolefins business, Bob Patel said on 7 October.
"In the US we spent a lot of time moving toward feedstock flexibility," he said on the sidelines of the 47th European Petrochemical Association (EPCA) meeting. "Feedstock flexibility is where we have the most opportunity to share best practices."
The increased availability of propane from the US as a result of the shale gas boom will change the landscape in Europe, Patel suggested, as would finding feedstocks from other parts of the world that offer better economics than naphtha.
The company has gained considerable experience in moving to lighter feeds in its US crackers to take advantage of cost-competitive natural gas liquids (NGLs) and the ability to flex between feeds such as propane and butane. LyondellBasell is testing the boundaries of its equipment in Europe to know what it has on the ground and the factors that drive competitiveness, Patel said.
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Re: Is she bluewater? Interesting story to help with these questions.
In a singlehanded race from Frisco to Hawaii, a Seattle boat, which had been lived aboard for the winter, won. While the California boats , which had not been lived aboard in any winter rainstorms, leaked like sieves, the Seattle sailor was warm and dry the whole way. Living aboard in Seattle had given him the opportunity to find and cure any leaks he found.
When I asked a friend I met in Mexico who was cruising in a Catalina 36 , if he planned to cross the Pacific , he said "No way. I've seen what more experienced offshore cruisers cruise in, and there is no way I would consider a Catalina to be up to the job."
With the Fukashima debris field out there, I wouldn't consider going across the Pacific in any boat which was not made of metal. I have zero deck or hatch leaks. What he encountered would have been zero boat problems for my boats.
Another lesson from this story is "keep it simple" It was the complexity of his wheel steering system, water tank arrangement, hatches, etc etc which gave him his technical problems.
Albergs can be drastically improved, by taking the rudder off the keel , and putting a vertical rudder at the aft end of the waterline, on a good strong skeg, at the back of the boat, where it belongs. A friend who circumnavigated on an Alberg 37,said he sure wished he had done that, before his circumnavigation.
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Petter Thoresen = Coach of Stavanger Oilers.
Petter Salsten = President of the Norwegian ice hockey federation(NIHF).
Has there been any official discussions for Stavanger Oilers to join the KHL, and on which level is this discussion?
Vladimir Shalaev:
Yes there has been a very serious discussion. They want to join and we see them as a future team to join our league.
Have you received an official application from them?
Vladimir Shalaev:
I just know that the club and the KHL has been in frequent contact with each other. You must ask Alexander Medvedev, he has the responsibility for these kinds of contact.
We feel that you and your associates are interested in the Norwegian market, but we also know that there is talk about other teams from Germany, Italy and Poland. How big of a chance has the Norwegian team compared to the rest?
Vladimir Shalaev:
The Norwegian team has big chances, indeed. We look at Norway as a great market with a growing hockey for the past few years. Your national ice hockey federation should be very interested in this.
How do you comment on these rumors?
Petter Thoresen:
I have said before that we are interested in joining the KHL. It would have been good for the interest and growth of hockey here in Norway.
We must have the courage to believe in something bigger, and to join the worlds next best league would be something huge.
If we don't believe in this we can't achieve anything.
In several European teams in the KHL they have a big part of the national team as rosters, this is something that you want as well?
Petter Thoresen:
Of course this would be the optimal solution. The audience would be able to watch the best Norwegian players, and our guys would get the best matching possible. The only problem I see would be the economy.
Would the NIHF allow a Norwegian club to leave GET-ligaen to join the KHL?
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I don't have a direct answer to give you. But we are positive to all kind of European play, be it the European Trophy, a European league, a Scandinavian league, different tournaments, Champions League or the KHL. If we can see a gain in letting a club leave we are positive to it.
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Ann Arbor, Mich. - Wisconsin has led since giving up the first basket of the game and owns a 42-31 lead over Michigan at halftime.
The Badgers have been sharp in all respects. They're shooting 65.2% (15 of 23) and have made four of eight from three-point range. Marcus Landry leads the Badgers with 10 points despite sitting out the final 8 1/2 minutes after picking up his second foul. Jon Leuer came off the bench and scored nine points.
Michigan is shooting 38.5% (10 of 26). Manny Harris and DeShawn Sims have been quiet. The two combine to average 37 points per game but had eight points in the first half.
Harris has made just two of eight shots and hasn't taken a free throw. Sims made his only attempt as well as a couple of free throws.
Here are a couple of other tidbits from the first half.
*Joe Krabbenhoft has been playing really well. In addition to defending Harris most of the time, he has scored seven points and made the drive to the basket that drew Sims' second foul with 3:13 left in the first half. Sims went to the bench for the rest of the half.
*Kevin Gullikson has played 6 minutes. He has two rebounds and an assist and has been solid in relief of Keaton Nankivil, Landry and Leuer.
*Rob Wilson has shown some of the aggresiveness that has been missing from his game of late. He has five points.
*Wisconsin has eight assists on its 15 baskets and has just two turnovers. The team is also 8 for 8 from the free throw line.
*Michigan has just one turnover. Freshman guard Zack Novak has a game-high 11 points for the Wolverines.
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But they could walk backwarks, allow interactions, turn, had first person perspective, and they were faster.
What are the upside of skyrims horses besides the semi modern animations, wall climbing and barley functioning mounted combat that blows so hard its not even worth using?
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Hmm if only there was some magic way to get rid of at least some of your complaints...oh ya get a PC, buy Skyrim for it and use mods otherwise play games you actually like or live with it. Why do people obsess over crap they dislike? It's cool that you don't like it but why the heck should any of us give a crap? Half the things you listed are just nitpicking BS that can easily be overlooked and the other half can be "fixed" or changed via mods on the PC version. I don't mean to be rude but if you can't afford a PC then you are sh** out of luck, go play a different game and leave us all in peace. Life's to short to waste it on stuff you don't really enjoy.
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The U.S. House of Representatives is poised to consider the Sportsmen's Heritage Act of 2012, which would have some seriously dire consequences for wildlife, the environment and people.
The proposed legislation, H.R. 4089, combines several completely insane measures into one bill affecting three major areas including hunting on public lands, lead ammunition and polar bears.
Public Land Use
H.R. 4089 would require the U.S. Forest Service and the U.S. Department of the Interior to open almost all public lands, including national parks (which is currently mostly prohibited), to recreational hunting and allow this to happen with no environmental review process under the National Environmental Policy Act. Not only does this open up even more land for hunting, including long protected lands, but it conflicts with the interests of groups who use public lands for other recreational activities and unfairly benefits hunters.
Lead Ammunition
"Each year, 3,000 tons of lead are shot into the environment by hunters because the EPA has refused to regulate toxic lead hunting ammunition. That lead poisons bald eagles, severely endangered condors and majestic trumpeter swans, which die painful deaths. Hunting with lead ammo also risks the health of humans (especially children) when they ingest tiny lead fragments in shot game," according to the Center for Biological Diversity.
There is currently a push by environmental groups to have lead ammunition replaced with non-toxic alternatives. H.R. 4089 would bar the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's ability to regulate the manufacturing or sale of lead ammunition under the Toxic Substances Control Act.
Polar Bears
H.R. 4089 would amend the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA) to allow trophy hunters to import polar bear trophies from Canada into the U.S. for bears that were killed before 2008, when they were covered under the Endangered Species Act. Sports hunting of polar bears is prohibited under the MMPA in the U.S., as is importing other marine mammals. This law should not be changed just to benefit or encourage trophy hunters.
Please sign and share the petition asking Congress to oppose H.R. 4809 and ensure that decisions affecting wildlife and the environment are based solely on science.
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Thank you for sharing.
Defies logic really.
Petition signed. Thanks for sharing.
Killing an animal for survival (in the wild that is) is NOT the same as hunting. Hunting for sport is deplorable. I will NEVER understand why anyone would enjoy killing an animal. Even though it is considered legal (hunting license, etc.), I find it criminal and feel it should be treated as such. Unfortunately, many areas of the country are overrun with deer due to the fact that man has exterminated all the predators (let's completely scramble and destroy the unique web of life in that man thinks he is master of the universe) so they are forced to hire sharpshooters to thin the herds. That is irony in its severest form.
Signed petition. Hunters are not "sportsmen" they're murderers.
Signed the petition.
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It's all about the income the government derives off of hunting and fishing licences - they are a cash cow and the greedy governments are never going to stop it!
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Telltale Games has today launched the highly anticipated final episode in the current series of The Walking Dead videogame. The Walking Dead: Episode Five -No Time Left is available now for Xbox 360 via the Xbox LIVE Arcade, PC and Mac and will launch on PlayStation 3 tomorrow. The iOS version release will also be available this week.
In the weeks since the initial launch of the The Walking Dead videogame series, players have journeyed all the way from Macon, and now to the end of the tracks into the deadly streets of Savannah, GA. You've come this far, and with humanity pushed to the edge of extinction, Telltale Games are about to ask you one question: are you truly ready to put everything on the line for Clementine?
The Walking Dead: Episode Five -No Time Left is available for download via the Xbox LIVE Arcade for Xbox 360, PC and Mac digital distribution services. This new chapter is also available on PlayStation 3 in North America now, while European gamers will have to wait until tomorrow, 21st November 2012. Electronic Theatre will keep you updated with all the latest details on Telltale Games' The Walking Dead videogame franchise.


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Chennai: N.R. Kirubakara Moorthy, President, Bridge Federation of India (BFI), and Sherien Ryan, vice-president, BFI, outlined the federation's various initiatives for this year in a press briefing at the Mylapore Club on Sunday.
"Our efforts have primarily been in projecting bridge as a brain game, and not just a card game. It is a game that improves focus, and we want to bring in more youngsters into the game," said Kirubakara Moorthy.
Major step
Ryan pointed out that a major step had been taken by "including bridge in the World Mind Sports Game, which took place at Beijing."
"The BFI is looking at selecting youngsters for the National Youth Championship. There are also a couple of international tournaments we are targeting, such as the World Youth Team Championships at Philadelphia in October, and the World University Championships, Taipei, in August."
The Tamil Nadu Bridge Association, and the Mylapore Club, in their efforts to promote the game, will conduct a tournament for students and beginners on February 27 and 28 at the club premises. The TNBA is also offering training by accredited coaches to 40 students of the Indian Institute of Technology.


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Gcc installed?
It doesn't appear to be a kernel version problem but it does appear that it may be that the development tools didn't get loaded during the OS install ( the link from gcc -> cc seems to be missing).
Since it is a rpm based distribution, you should check to see if gcc is installed. In a terminal window, type
rpm -q gcc
and verify that it is installed. If not, install the gcc rpm from the RH 9 cds.
A second problem may occur in doing the compile. The kernel build headers in the default RH kernel point to the source directory (/usr/src/linux-2.4.20-8) so unless you've installed the kernel source it may not compile. So, you may have to install the kernel source from rpm also.
Even then, since the kernel source is not configured(I'm guessing - I don't install RH source), the necessary headers my not be available. The compile expects a valid build tree. I don't have a url for setting up the kernel - sorry. The Linux forums are the best place for this info.
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