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Director: Chris Columbus
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Screenwriter: Craig Titley
Starring: Logan Lerman, Brandon T. Jackson, Alexandra Daddario, Sean Bean, Pierce Brosnan, Steve Coogan, Rosario Dawson, Catherine Keener, Kevin McKidd, Joe Pantoliano, Uma Thurman, Ray Winstone
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It's the 21st century, but the gods of Mount Olympus and assorted monsters have walked out of the pages of high school student Percy Jackson's Greek mythology texts and into his life. And they're not happy: Zeus' lightning bolt has been stolen, and Percy is the prime suspect. Even more troubling is the sudden disappearance of Percy's mother. As Percy adapts to his newly discovered status as a demi-god (his father is Poseidon), he finds himself caught between the battling titans of Mt. Olympus. He and his friends embark on a cross-country adventure to catch the true lightning thief, save Percy's mom, and unravel a mystery more powerful than the gods themselves.


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text: For some reason, Windows automatic maintenance has been starting up today after my computer is idle for more than a few minutes. I notice that it's running when I'm watching a video, and the playback suddenly gets slow, and lo and behold there in the tray, Windows is running maintenance. This is despite the fact that I have it set to run at 1 AM each day. Is anyone else having the same issue in Windows 8? I don't have any viruses, or so that's what Defender says, but it keeps wanting to run for some reason.


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Mexico vigilante group says it kills 1 in clash
MEXICO CITY Armed vigilantes in southern Mexico engaged in a shootout Wednesday with a group of men they described as criminals, killing one in what appeared to be the first death related to the month-and-a-half-old "self-defense" movement.
The confrontation near the town of Ayutla raised the stakes in a growing movement that has seen residents of several towns arm themselves with a motley assortment of old hunting rifles, shotguns and pistols while conducting patrols and manning checkpoints to fight crime spawned by drug cartels.
Bruno Placido, leader of the vigilante movement in the southern state of Guerrero, said one of the civilian patrols caught sight of a group of armed men, who opened fire on the patrol.
"There was one killed on the side of the criminals," he said.
The masked vigilantes frequently stop passing motorists to search for weapons or people whose names are on hand-written lists of "suspects" wanted for crimes like theft and extortion.
The vigilantes have opened fire before on motorists who refused to stop, slightly wounding a pair of tourists from Mexico City visiting a local beach in early February.
The shootout Wednesday came one day after the vigilantes freed the last of 42 people detained on suspicion of crimes ranging from theft to extortion and murder, a move that authorities had hoped spelled the beginning of a new, more regulated phase for the "self-defense" groups.
The Guerrero state government said the vigilantes turned 20 of the final detainees over to police. It said the other 22 had been suspected of lesser offenses and were released Tuesday because the vigilantes considered they had been sufficiently punished.
"The state government foresees that the release of these detainees closes a chapter, and sets things on the road to institutionalizing and regulating community police forces," the state government said in a statement.
Placido, the vigilantes' leader, confirmed that some prisoners had been turned over.
State officials hope the vigilantes can be persuaded to join already-established "community police" forces that operate in some Guerrero towns, where unmasked residents with some training and minimal uniforms, usually printed T-shirts, perform routine patrols and turn over suspects to town assemblies. Following local custom, those assemblies try the suspects and can impose some sentences.
The recently formed "self-defense" groups, however, have none of those trappings. They consist of men wearing ski masks and bandanas over their faces while manning the improvised highway checkpoints and patrolling rural areas.
Residents tired of rampant crime set up the roadblocks in early January and detained about 53 people. They held the detainees at improvised jails in villages around Ayutla, in some cases for more than 1 1/2 months. They released the first 11 detainees in early February.
While local media have reported that self-defense groups have spread to 36 communities in eight states, that may exaggerate their numbers. For example, assistants to the mayors of two towns in the State of Mexico, next to Mexico City, where self-defense groups had reportedly formed, denied that any vigilante committees existed in their towns.


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CANTON – Starkville High School's boys basketball team was trying to extend its season as long as it could Tuesday night.
The Yellowjackets knew that a loss would be the end of the campaign and they were not ready for that to happen, so they fought through two overtimes.
Even though Starkville took the game into the extra frames, it still came up short to Canton 60-59.
The Jackets entered Tuesday's contest with hopes of securing their 10th win of the season, but after dropping the game they saw their season end with a 9-14 record.
From the very beginning, Starkville and Canton were engaged in a tight battle.
After leading 16-7 following the first period, Canton cut the lead to one with the Jackets clinging to a 24-23 lead as the halftime buzzer sounded.
Third period competition was just as tight as its previous, but Canton held the advantage heading into the final period as it led 39-38.
The final moments of the game were intense as Starkville and Canton battled back and fourth to a 47-47 tie with 2 minutes remaining. Neither team was able to find the basket during those last couple of minutes as the game entered overtime.
Things did not slow down at all during the first period of free basketball and after the additional minutes, the teams were deadlocked at 53-53 and the game progressed into a second overtime.
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HSH717 - Health Economics 1
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Note:You will need to access substantial learning resources and experiences in CloudDeakin (Deakin's online learning environment). Compliance with the Standards in computing, connectivity and student capability are a condition on your enrolment.
The unit introduces students to the discipline of health economics and assumes no prior knowledge. The unit will cover the following topics, with a particular focus on current policy developments.
i) Dimensions of Health Economics: The scope of health economics; why is health economics relevant; objectives in health care – choice between different values; basic concepts and definitions.
ii) Microeconomic Tools for Health Economics: Concepts behind the demand curve; concepts behind the supply curve; markets and economic rationalism, market failure, the role of government and preventing government failure.
iii) The Australian Health Care System from an Economic Perspective: Structure and funding; role of providers, consumers and funders; viewpoints on the Australian health care system; international comparisons.
iv) Health Economics and Public Policy: Health expenditure control; health insurance; reforming Medicare – from tinkering to managed competition; efficiency in health provider payment mechanisms; efficiency in sub-sectors of the health care system (such as primary care and hospitals).
Essay (2000 words) 40%, In-trimester exercises (including seminar participation) 20%, examination (2 hours) 40%
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Osteochondritis dissecans (os-tee-o-kon-DRY-tis DIS-uh-kanz) is a joint condition in which a piece of cartilage, along with a thin layer of the bone beneath it, comes loose from the end of a bone.
Osteochondritis dissecans occurs most often in young men, particularly after an injury to a joint. Osteochondritis dissecans is most common in the knee. But, osteochondritis dissecans can occur in other joints.
If the loosened piece of cartilage and bone stays close to where it detached, you may have few or no symptoms of osteochondritis dissecans, and the fracture may heal by itself. Surgical repair may be necessary if the fragment comes loose and gets caught between the moving parts of your joint, or if you have persistent pain.
Signs and symptoms of osteochondritis dissecans may include:
If you have persistent pain or soreness in your knee, elbow or another joint, see your doctor. Other signs and symptoms that should prompt a call or visit to your doctor include joint swelling or an inability to move a joint through its full range of motion.
The exact cause of osteochondritis dissecans is unknown. It may be caused by a reduction of blood flow to the end of the affected bone. This may occur from repetitive trauma — small, multiple episodes of minor unrecognized injury that damage the end of the affected bone. There may also be a genetic component involved, making some people more inclined to develop the disorder.
Osteochondritis dissecans can increase your risk of eventually developing osteoarthritis in that joint.
While you may first consult with your family doctor, he or she may refer you to a doctor who specializes in sports medicine or orthopedic surgery.
Before your appointment, you may want to write a list that answers the following questions:
During the physical exam, your doctor will press on the affected joint, checking for areas of swelling or tenderness. In some cases, you or your doctor may be able to feel a loose fragment floating around inside your joint. Your doctor will also assess the status of other structures around the joint, such as the ligaments.
Your doctor will also ask you to move your joint in a variety of different directions, to see if the joint can move smoothly through its normal range of motion.
Treatment of osteochondritis dissecans is intended to restore the normal functioning of the affected joint and to relieve pain, as well as reduce the risk of osteoarthritis. No single treatment works for everybody. In children whose bones are still growing, the bone defect may heal with a period of rest and protection.
Initially, your doctor will likely recommend conservative measures, which may include:
If conservative treatments don't help after three to six months, you may need surgery to remove loose fragments or to reattach fragments to the bone. Depending on the size of the fragment, or the tiny fractures in the bone underlying the fragment, surgery may be used to try to fill in the defect with cartilage containing bundles of collagen fibers (fibrocartilage). In many cases, these procedures can be performed arthroscopically — by inserting a fiber-optic camera and surgical tools through small incisions around the joint.
The newest procedure uses the person's own bone marrow to help rebuild the damaged area in the knee. New tissue quickly begins to grow to fill in the space where the bone fragment was removed.
Adolescents participating in organized sports may benefit from education on the risks to their joints associated with overuse. Learning the proper mechanics and techniques of their sport and participating in strength training and stability training exercises may help reduce the chance of injury.
Original article: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/osteochondritis-dissecans/basics/prevention/con-20024803
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Migrating from 3ds Max to Cinema 4D
I have always been an avid user of Autodesk's 3ds max software. With that I was always a Microsoft Windows kinda guy. All that changed when I got my first MacBook Pro. I absolutely fell in love with the operating system and hardware. I began to explore different 3D modeling packages such as Maxon's Cinema 4D and Autodesk's Maya. Cinema 4D has always been an easy to learn package and works great on both Windows and Mac. Since I found myself using my Mac more than my PC, I wanted to find something that worked under both Windows and Mac OS…Cinema 4D does just that.
One problem with 3ds max is that it is a Windows-Only package. After waiting almost three years for Autodesk to hopefully port it to the Mac, I decided it would probably never happen. Don't get me wrong, I love 3ds max's modeling tools…I think 3ds max has an edge over Cinema in this area. Cinema, however does contain a few tools I think are better than 3ds max. For example, the material editor and the physics engine inside Cinema. I'm writing this article to hopefully make it easier for people who are in the same boat as me…switching from 3ds max to Cinema 4D.


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Any current RIT student, faculty, or staff can form a team.
Beginning in Fall Quarter 2012, RIT alumni who are a member in good standing of the Student Life Center may participate. Visitors and students from other colleges are not allowed to participate.
All participants must show their valid RIT ID at the scorer's table when checking in for their game. A University ID number may not be given in place of having a valid RIT ID. NO ID, NO PLAY, NO EXCEPTIONS.
Team captains are responsible for maintaining accurate rosters on IMLeagues. If a player's name does not appear on the printed roster at game time, he or she cannot play.
- Division 1: A more competitive league, team members have played the sport before coming to RIT or may be former varsity or club team members.
- Rec: Not as competitive as the Division 1 League, team members may not have as much experience in the sport or may be playing the sport for the first time.
- Co-Ed: In order to register for Co-Ed a team must have enough women to field a team each week (ex. Soccer: 3 men, 3 women, and a goalie; Softball: at least 3 women on the field).
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I'm wondering what size to get in the black, I'm a womens 9 and the small has a little note that it fits womens shoe size 6-8.5, does that mean the large size in black is smaller than usual as well?
I read all of the comments but none of them answered my question, I have very large legs and thunder thighs I was wondering if these socks would make my thighs have a muffin top look?
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Vulnerability Reward Program
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On November 2010, our security team launched a Vulnerability Reward Program for Google web properties. We have long enjoyed close cooperation with the security research community - and encouraged by the success of our Chrome Vulnerability Reward Program, we decided to take this step to invite cutting-edge external research that would help us keep our users safe.
Services in scope
Any Google-operated web service that handles reasonably sensitive user data is intended to be in scope. This includes virtually all the content in the following domains:
- *.google.com
- *.youtube.com
- *.blogger.com
- *.orkut.com
We make an important exception for acquired companies: for the first 6 months after the acquisition, the vulnerabilities in acquired platforms will usually not qualify for a reward.
Please note that Google client applications (Android, Picasa, Google Desktop, etc) are currently not in scope. We may expand the program in the future.
Qualifying vulnerabilities
It is difficult to provide a definitive list of bugs that will qualify for a reward: any bug that substantially affects the confidentiality or integrity of user data is likely to be in scope for the program. Common examples include:
- Cross-site scripting
- Cross-site request forgery
- Cross-site script inclusion
- Flaws in authentication and authorization mechanisms
- Server-side code execution or command injection bugs.
The following reports will be definitely excluded:
- Attacks against Google corporate infrastructure
- Social engineering and attacks on physical facilities
- Brute-force denial of service bugs
- SEO techniques
- Vulnerabilities in non-web applications
- Vulnerabilities in Google-branded services operated by third parties.
Out of concern for the availability of our services to all users, we ask you to refrain from using any tools that are likely to automatically generate significant volumes of traffic.
Reward amounts
Rewards for qualifying bugs range from $100 to $20,000. The following table outlines the usual rewards for the anticipated classes of bugs:
|Other highly sensitive services [1]
|Normal Google applications
|Non-integrated acquisitions and other lower priority sites [2]
|Remote code execution
|SQL injection or equivalent
|Significant authentication bypass or information leak
|Typical XSS
|XSRF, XSSI, and other common web flaws
$500 - $3,133.7
(depending on impact)
$500 - $1,337(depending on impact)
[1] This category includes products such as Google Search (https://www.google.com)
Google Wallet (https://wallet.google.com), Google Mail (https://mail.google.com), Google
Code Hosting (code.google.com), and Google Play (https://play.google.com).
[2] Note that acquisitions qualify for a reward only after the initial 6 month
blackout period has elapsed.
In each case, the ultimate decision is made by the reward panel and is at our discretion. In particular, we may decide to pay higher rewards for unusually clever or severe vulnerabilities; decide that a single report actually constitutes multiple bugs; or that multiple reports are so closely related that they only warrant a single reward.
We understand that some of you are not interested in money. We also offer the option to donate your reward to charity. If you do, we will match it - subject to our discretion.
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Frequently asked questions
Q: Who determines whether my report is eligible for a reward?
A: The reward panel consists of members of the Google Security Team. The current permanent members are Adam Mein, Kevin Stadmeyer, Martin Straka, Eduardo Vela Nava, and Michal Zalewski with rotating membership from Matthew Dempsky, Thai Duong, Artur Janc, Mateusz Jurczyk, Billy Rios, Fermin Serna and Michal Skladnikiewicz
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A: Please read our stance on coordinated disclosure. In essence, our pledge to you is to respond promptly and fix bugs in a sensible timeframe - and in exchange, we ask for a reasonable advance notice. Reports that go against this principle will usually not qualify, but we will evaluate them on a case-by-case basis.
Q: I wish to report an issue through a vulnerability broker. Will my report still qualify for a reward?
A: We believe that it is against the spirit of the program to privately disclose the flaw to third parties for purposes other than actually fixing the bug. Consequently, such reports will typically not qualify.
Q: What if somebody else also found the same bug?
A: First in, best dressed. You will qualify for a reward only if you were the first person to alert us to a previously unknown flaw.
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A: Sure. If you are selected as a recipient of a reward, and if you accept, we will need your contact details to process the payment. You can still request not to be listed on our public credits page, however.
Q: Are there any commonly reported vulnerabilities that are not clear-cut, and for which the panel historically erred on the side of not issuing rewards?
A: Yes. In the spirit of transparency, and to help focus external efforts, here is an overview of reports we most commonly reject:
Vulnerabilities in Google-branded services maintained by third parties: There is a small number of (typically minor) Google-branded sites operated by external companies: for example, Google Store is operated by Merchandise Mania. For obvious reasons, we cannot authorize you to test such servers on behalf of these companies - and therefore, we regrettably can't consider any eventual reports as in scope for our reward program.
Before getting started with any security testing, we ask you to confirm that the service is actually operated by Google: examining WHOIS and DNS records, and reading the fine print on the target page itself, should offer sufficient insight.
Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in "sandbox" domains: Google maintains a number of "sandbox" domains designed specifically to take benefit of the same-origin policy to securely isolate certain classes of untrusted content and keep it completely separate from sensitive google.com interfaces. The two most prominent examples of this are googleusercontent.com and gmodules.com.
The panel will usually deem reports of script execution vectors in these domains to be non-qualifying, unless it can be demonstrated that the design directly jeopardizes the security of any sensitive user data.
URL redirection: Some members of the security community argue that open redirectors are a security issue. The common argument in favor of this view is that some users, when presented with a carefully crafted link, may be duped into thinking that they will be taken to a trusted page - but will be not be attentive enough to examine the contents of the address bar after the redirection takes place.
On the other hand, we recognize that the address bar is the only reliable security indicator in modern browsers; and consequently, we think that any user who could be misled by a URL redirector can also be tricked in other ways, without relying on any particular trusted website to act as a relying party.
The reward panel will likely deem URL redirection reports as non-qualifying: while we prefer to keep their numbers in check, we hold that the usability and security benefits of a small number of well-implemented and carefully monitored URL redirectors tend to outweigh the true risks.
Legitimate content proxying and framing: The panel applies similar reasoning to most cases of content proxying and framing - for example, to page previews in Google Image Search and Google Translate, cached page views in Web Search, and user-created gadgets on iGoogle.
In general, we expect our services to label third-party content unambiguously and to perform a number of malware and abuse detection checks. However, we recognize that well-implemented content proxying brings innovative and unique functionality to many of our user-oriented services, and similarly to URL redirection, we believe that usability benefits substantially outweigh the risks.
When it comes to framed third-party content, we recognize that framebusting is an interesting – and still unsolved – vector for petty mischief. To that effect, Google actively participates in efforts to rework the browser frame model – e.g., through the proposed HTML5 sandbox attribute. That said, as with many other architectural improvements attempted today, it will be a while before this problem is fully eradicated.
Execution of owner-supplied JavaScript on Blogger: Blogger users are permitted to place custom JavaScript in their own blog templates and blog posts; our take on this is that blogs are user-generated content, not different from any third-party website on the Internet. Naturally, for your safety, we do employ spam and malware detection technologies - but we believe that the flexibility in managing your own content is essential to the success of our blogging platform.
Therefore, the ability to execute owner-supplied scripts on your own blog is not considered to be a vulnerability. The ability to inject arbitrary JavaScript onto somebody else's blog would likely qualify for a reward, however!
Logout cross-site request forgery: At this time, the ability of malicious web sites to log users out of unrelated web applications is essentially unavoidable; it is a consequence of how the web is designed, and cannot be reliably prevented by any single website. You might be interested in the following personal blog posts published a while ago on this topic by two panel members:
- "Logout XSRF – significant web app bug?" (Chris Evans)
- "HTTP cookies, or how not to design protocols" (Michal Zalewski)
Consequently, in most cases, the panel will not consider reports of the ability to log out users from Google as qualifying for the reward. Difficult, long-term browser-level improvements are required to truly eliminate this possibility.
Flaws present only when using out-of-date browsers and plugins: The security model of the web is being constantly fine-tuned and improved by the vendors and by the security community. The panel will typically not reward reports of vulnerabilities that affect only the users of outdated or unpatched browsers. In particular, as of April 2012, we have decided to exclude Internet Explorer versions prior to 8.
Legal points
We are unable to issue rewards to individuals who are on sanctions lists, or who are in countries (e.g. Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan and Syria) on sanctions lists. You are responsible for any tax implications depending on your country of residency and citizenship. There may be additional restrictions on your ability to enter depending upon your local law.
This is not a competition, but rather an experimental and discretionary rewards program. You should understand that we can cancel the program at any time, and the decision as to whether or not to pay a reward has to be entirely at our discretion.
Of course, your testing must not violate any law, or disrupt or compromise any data that is not your own.


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I bought this about a year ago to help with a scar on my shoulder from an operation and it did absolutely nothing to help at all.
Since then I have been to a Weleda day and learned a lot about oils. Petroleum based oils sit on the skin while natural plant based ones are absorbed into the skin hence doing far more good.
This is a pink coloured oil, a combination of various oils but basically petroleum based. It has a faint scent which is not unpleasant and it is a thin runny oil.
I find it is greasy ad sits on my skin, it did nothing for my scars and I ended up using it just as a body oil after my bath or shower just to use it up. This hurt as it was expensive to buy . I discovered I would have been better to use almond , oilive or even sesame oil bought from a good quality source an cold pressed as these have most benefits. they would have been cheaper and done a better job.
So a waste of money, a lot of advertising hype. Go to Holland and Barrett and buy a quality cold pressed oil instead.
Having quite large breasts I have always had stretch marks on them. These have never bothered me as they were clear and unnoticeable. It wasn't until I got pregnant that I became worried about stretch marks. I had seen pictures of other women's whose tummys were covered in stretch marks and wanted to avoid that at all costs. Bio oil came highly recommended and had great reviews everywhere I looked so I bought a couple of bottles. From when I was about 8 weeks pregnant I applied bio oil 3 times a day to my stomach, thighs, bum and breasts. By the time I was 20 weeks pregnant I had three large red strech marks on my stomach and when I got to thirty weeks I was covered. My belly and thighs were covered in stretch marks. I was so disappointed I had spent money on something that did not work. All it had done was make my skin soft but I could buy something alot cheaper to do that. I had my son nearly four months ago and the stretch marks on my thighs have completely gone and the stretch marks on my stomach have gone down considerably and that is with out using bio oil. I have been told the only way to reduce stretch marks is to drink plenty of water to keep your skin hydrated and that is what I have done an they are going down. I believe if you are going to get stretch marks you will and no amount of bio oil going to make a difference.
My sister bought me a bottle of Bio-Oil just after I had my son as part of a hamper of goodies she had put together. Luckily I had escaped the Stretch Marks while pregnant but had a lot of dry dehydrated skin that needed some TLC.
Bio Oil Claims
specialist skincare product that helps improve the appearance of scars, stretch marks and uneven skin tone.
highly effective for numerous other skin concerns, including aging skin, uneven skintone and dehydrated skin.
Natural ingredients including:- Lavender Oil, Rosemary Oil , Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Calendula Oil and Chamomile Oil
I did use Bio-oil on my legs, and torso as there were my problem areas. I had a small scar on my face aswell which I also used it on fairly regularly. The Bio Oil is a nice clear oil, that goes a long way from the smallest drop. It smells light and has a hint of lavender scent. When you apply you do only need a small amount. It spreads onto skin and applies nicely and easily. It also sinks in quite quickly for an oil so that oily feeling isn't too bad. It is also very light and not heavy on skin at all. It makes skin feel highly moisturised but not overly greasy which is good for the sensitive skin on my face. The skin on my legs and torso was very dry and had a lot of uneven tone, which Bio-Oil claims to improve and I can honestly say that after just a week of use, once a day, my legs in particular were looking back to their usual selves. The extremely dry skin was all but gone, the texture of my skin was smoother and the skin tone was greatly improved. On the scar on my face, it took about another month of use before I saw any change. I cannot say it has made it disappear but it is less obvious and blends into the rest of my face better now. It is less red and dark.
As I did not use Bio-Oil on any stretch marks I cannot judge its effectiveness on that, but if it works similarly to the scars and skintone issues I would assume it will improve them. I have continued using Bio-oil on the scar, and on my legs when they go dry and it continues to work well for me on those areas. My only (small) gripe is the price. For a 200ml bottle the price can be £9 from Boots at full price. However, this is only a small downside as the 200ml does last ages as a little goes a long way
After scarring myself pretty severely with my hair straighteners I was desperate to find an instant remedy that would remove them immediately. So I took to the internet to find a treatment for my burn scars and every time I searched or clicked on a link the same thing would come up - Bio Oil. I read plenty of reviews about it prior to purchasing it because I wanted to be sure it was the right thing for me. It is quite expensive but do not let that put you of because it lasts forever. For each application you do not need to apply a large amount as a couple of drops can go a long way. I applied this every night and morning to my scars. I think this may have helped the process of fading the scars but it was not something that happened straight away. Overall it was not very useful in fading the burn scars but what I can say however is that it is extremely worthwhile when applied to your face. It evens out your skin tone and fades out old blemishes. Additionally the smell of the oil is very pleasant. I would recommend this to be used to balance out skin tone rather than fade larger and deeper scars.
I first started using Bio Oil about a year and a half ago. It seemed like it was being advertised everywhere and everyone was talking about its powers to significantly reduce the appearance of scars. I decided to use it on a scar that I have on the back of my calf (as a result of a drunken night out a few years previous). I also thought I would use it on some small stretch marks I have on my thighs (I have no children and have always been a size 6-8 so I really don''t think I deserve these). I also decided to put a few drops in my daily baths to try and hydrate my skin. I applied the oil to my scar and stretch marks after getting out of the bath each morning. It is really easy to apply and rubs in well on damp skin. I also try to remember to use it in the evenings and it doesn''t seem to absorb so well on dry skin. I have found that using Bio Oil in my bath does really help to hydrate my normally dry skin and it does make my skin very smooth. I have not found that it has reduced the appearance of my scar or stretch marks. I know that this is not advertised as a quick fix or miracle cure but I did expect something after a year and a half. I was a little disappointed but I guess it doesn''t work for everybody.
I had some mild stretch marks after giving birth. I was not too concerned by them but the advert for Bio Oil on television kept jumping out at me. I resisted buying it for a long time but when I saw it on special offer in Boots I bought it. To me it was worth a try without spending too much. I am so glad I did try it. I found it easy to apply. It glided onto my tummy and was quickly absorbed. It was very moisturising on my skin which had became very dry during pregnancy. I was able to dress soon after applying it. After using the oil every day for 8 weeks my stretch marks are much reduced. Using the oil became a daily routine. I began to see stretch marks reducing and this motivated me to continue using it. I would recommend the oil to anyone with stretch marks.
I've seen all the adverts and articles about the amazing bio oil which us meant to reduce the appearance of stretch marks , scars etc so when I saw it on an offer at boots and thought why not try it out so I decided to purchase it. I hated the consistency and texture or the oil straight away but I decided to give it ago if this does help improve small of the scars and stretch marks I have on my body. I used the product twice a day for over a month and didn't noticed any difference apart from that my skin was softer and shiner which I could of gotten using a normal cream. I've stopped using it and gave it to my mum , bio oil is not for me , I'm glad i purchased this on a offer because this is not worth the full priced charged in shops.
Although the scars I had were very small and barely visible I knew they were there so I wanted gone. When I was a tot I had a nasty fall down the stairs and I bit through my lip twice. I was left with tiny scars. I wasn't thinking that this product would do the trick but to my surprise it did! Although pricey if your looking for something that works then this is the product for you. It also moisturises. My scars have become less visible now. The only thing that puts me off is the price. It's quite a lengthy process too, I had to use for about 6 months every day to get the results I got. I've heard it works great on stretch marks too! Defo worth a try, don't be put off by the price because it does pay! I would recommended. Thanks for reading
I first used bio oil on a couple of small facial scars (quite substantial scars which were left after surgery to remove moles). My first thought was that it was quite an expensive product and seemed like you didn't get much for your money. However I soon realised that you need very little of the product and just a small amount on your fingertips goes a very long way. The bio oil has allovely smell to it, unlike any other cosmetic products I have tried but rather pleasant. When applied to the skin it feels very silky and makes the skin soft without being greasy. Bio oil claims to reduce scarring but I am unsure how effective it is -the facial scarring has reduced quite a lot since surgery but I didn't apply bio oil every day and I am not sure whether the reduction in scarring would have been different without the use of bio oil. However there is certainly no downside to using this product.
Bio oil also says it can be used on areas of very dry skin and on the sensitive skin under the eyes. I have tried using bio oil on dry skin on my elbows and it is very moisturising without being greasy but I am not sure I would buy bio oil just for use as a moisturiser. I have also tried using it under the eyes - it doesn't irritate this sensitive area (and I have very sensitive skin) but it takes a while to absorb and isn't good as a base for makeup.
The other main use for bio oil is for the reduction of stretch marks. I recently had a baby and applied bio oil every week or so. I didn't apply it daily but just used a small amount on the stomach area about once a week. It did seem to take a while to absorb (perhaps as the skin was being stretched during pregnancy) and so I had to wait a while to get dressed so my clothes weren't greasy. Only a very small amount of oil was needed even in the last few months of pregnancy to cover the bump. I have no stretch marks at all now my baby is here, only a small amount of wrinkled skin around my belly button and the midwives even commented on the skin on my stomach looking very healthy and well looked after.
I'm not sure how effective bio oil is in the claims it makes regarding scars and stretch marks but my skin does look healthy after using it. Considering the price and how little product is needed I would say that bio oil is a great all round product to have in the house.
Last year was the first time I noticed I had some stretch marks on the back of my thighs. I have never been pregnant or had any kind of weight issues and they just seemed to appear from nowhere. As a young woman I can admit that they really started to bother me and I felt quite self conscious about them. I didn't really want to wear shorts in the summer or on nights out etc. Now let me just say that the stretch marks were not hugely prominent or vast and anybody else would probably say "you can barely see them" but I'm sure people can relate when I say that once I knew they were there myself that was enough to make me want to find a way to get rid of them.
After reading lots of rave reviews about bio oil and also getting recommendations from friends I decided to go out and get it. I've always been a bit cynical about products like this but I thought it was worth a try as it was bothering me so much. I went to Boots and bought a 200 ml bottle for £19.99. It comes in a clear bottle so you can see the orangey colour oil inside and has a white lid. The packaging is very plain with nothing fancy or gimmicky. It almost looks quite clinical which I suppose made me take it a bit more seriously. The bottle comes in a white box which explains what it is and how to use it. I bought it a while ago but I'm pretty sure there's a leaflet inside with instructions and precautions etc.
Bio-oil can be used for scars, stretch marks, uneven skin tone, ageing skin and dehydrated skin. Although bio-oil can never remove things such as scars and stretch marks ( and it doesn't claim to ) it does claim to reduce their appearance on the skin therefore making them less noticeable. It is formulated using plant extracts and vitamins in an oil base. It also contains a 'breakthrough ingredient' called PurCellin oil which lightens the consistency of the oil ensuring all the goodness is absorbed.
I used the oil twice a day as recommended and I first noticed a real change around a month later. My stretch marks had lightened significantly and I was really impressed with the result. I also noticed it generally improved the look and feel of my skin. It felt really soft and helped to even out my skin tone and make blemishes less visible. When applying remember that a little goes a long way- a few drops is enough. If you use too much it is wasted and your skin will just feel greasy and all of it will not sink in properly. I also use this whenever I have a bath by simply pouring a few drops into my bath water. This made my skin feel amazing afterwards and I would definitely recommend giving it a try. Not too much though, nobody would want an overly oily bath!
The one thing I don't like about this product is the feel of it on my skin. I just hate the oily almost greasy texture but as it's an oil I don't feel I can criticise it for this as it is to be expected of course. Once the oil sinks in it feels fine and that doesn't take long at all.
I would definitely recommend this product. Although I don't know how well it would work on more severe stretch marks, it worked very well on mine and I'm no longer cynical about products that make similar claims. All in all I'm really impressed with bio-oil and think it is worth the price tag. Although £19.99 is a lot of money, it is a lot of product which lasts a fairly long time- mine lasted around three months. I know I will be repurchasing for the foreseeable future!
Thank you Bio-Oil!
Being pregnant can be such a glorious and exciting time for any woman, but if like me you are worrying about how it will leave your body, then please do not worry!
Throughout my pregnancy I used Bio Oil day and night and several times in between to avoid those nasty, unsightly stretch marks that pregnancy can leave you with. Now I know a lot of women are proud of their stretch marks, but personally I just didn't want any and wanted to be stretch mark free at the end of my pregnancy.
And so used Bio Oil on the advice of many women before me. I started very early on in my pregnancy and applied the oil day and night, applying it everywhere, all over my body to ensure that I gave myself the best chance of preventing stretch marks.
Bio Oil is very light in texture and I found that a little oil went a long way. I also love the smell of Bio Oil, so it is quite nice to apply too.
Having used Bio Oil throughout my pregnancy, and afterwards for a couple of months too, I can happily say that I have no stretch marks whatsoever.
In recent times I have also used Bio Oil to prevent scarring on my face, and I have found it works particularly well here too.
Although I normally own review products I have used myself, I have to make an exception this evening to review Bio Oil - a wonderful product that my Mum has been using over the past few weeks.
Ever since her late 40s, my Mum has suffered from moderate psoriasis (She's now mid 50s.) The severity of it can fluctuate, but its always worse in the winter. She's tried various dietary changes and countless creams, lotions and potions, and nothing has ever worked - until now. When I went to see her yesterday for the first time in a couple of weeks, I couldn't get over how amazing she looked. Her skin was smooth and positively radiant; like she had lost 10 years over night. Of course, I told her and asked her what she had been using. She pulled out from her handbag a small bottle of Bio Oil.
I'd seen various adverts about this product, but mainly for scarring and stretch marks so I had never thought to recommend it to my Mum for her psoriasis. However, after doing some research herself, she decided to give it a go. She told me that she started to notice changes within a week, and the condition had completely cleared after two. She now only applies a very small layer twice a day; once in the morning and once before bed, after exfoliating. It seems like a very good value product as well, as she paid £8.99 for a bottle she isn't even half way through. She has spent hundreds of pounds on very expensive moisturisers in the past - who knew the perfect product could be available in the local supermarket.
I can't speak highly enough of this product and the wonders it has worked for my mum. She's now a bundle of positive, confident energy once again, just like she used to be. I just wish she could have discovered it sooner!
I purchased bio oil a few months after having my child as heard it was great for stretch marks, I never really got stretch marks when I was pregnant and due to not finding out I was pregnant till pretty late on I never really used anything but afterwards stretch marks became very clear around my hips so decided to shop around for a product to see if I could at least tone them down a bit as getting rid completely is a bit not logical. So anyway tried shopping around until I came across bio oil, pretty expensive out of retailers such as boots etc but I managed to get a large bottle of amazon for £10 so thought worth a go, after using twice a day for 3 months as suggested I feel it's definitely helped the stretch marks to an extent but would not say its affected them the way I expected, but they aren't as noticeable as before. Product is quite expensive but practically worth the money for helping with those stretch marks or scars.
I purchased Bio Oil on discovering I was pregnant in January. I had heard that it was the best product for preventing stretch marks caused by pregnancy. I purchased the 200ml (large) size bottle online from Boots as they had a buy one get one free offer so I paid £19.99 for two bottles.
On receiving my Bio Oil it states on the packaging to start using from the second trimester of pregnancy, however I started using it earlier by rubbing a 20p sized amount across my stomach and around my hips once in the morning after a shower, and then again before bed. I then put my normal moisturiser over the top. I found that it soaked in very quickly and didn't leave my skin feeling greasy or transfer to my clothes. The smell is not unpleasant and quite a subtle herby smell.
I finished the two bottles by about the sixth month of pregnancy so I purchased two more as Boots still had the same offer on their site. Until my 30th week of pregnancy everything was going well, no stretch marks despite my growing stomach but soon after this I noticed two purple lines about 2 inches long on my left hip. If that would be all then I could handle it but low and behold now at 35 weeks pregnant I have a lovely line of purple slithers going from hip to hip under my stomach. I am still using the Bio Oil as I figured that it could have been worse if I had not been using it, plus it may reduce the purple colour quicker post birth.
Over all I think they seem to be charging a lot of money for this product claiming it prevents stretch marks which for most women is one of the biggest insecurities you may have after having a child. Inevitably it comes down to genes and what will be will be. I would probably have been no worse off if I had used E45, and have a few extra quid in my pocket.
What is it?
Bio Oil is a skincare product that was made to reduce the appearance of scars, stretch marks and uneven skin tones. It can also be used to rehydrate dehydrated and ageing skin. Bio Oil is made from a combination of plant extracts and vitamins in an oil base. It contains Purcellin Oil, which makes the oil light and non-greasy, ensuring that the vitamins and plant extracts are easily absorbed into the skin. Prices of Bio Oil range from around £5 for 60ml to around £15 for 200ml, it can be found in most "drug" stores such as Boots and Superdrug on the high street. It comes in a plastic bottle with a large white screw top lid, the bottle is tinted orange and has a pour top on it, not a spray feature which I think may be better suited to such a product.
I used Bio Oil every morning and evening for three months on minor scars I had on my legs gained through playing football. I would estimate I used about 2ml a time as I was most of the way through a 200ml bottle by the end. I massaged the oil into the skin on and around the affected areas. Due to the results I gained first time around I went back and used Bio Oil on the shoulder scars after a minor operation I had.
First Time - The Legs
Now I must admit the scarring on my legs was not bad or deep, it was more the quantity of light scars than anything heavy, nor was it really bothering me or worthy of worrying about, but it was noticeable when wearing shorts I thought I'd give the Bio Oil a bash to see if I could sort it all out so I get an even tan in the summer!
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Prince Salman Science Oasis
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Competition: 2004
Construction period: 2009 - 2012
Design: Eckhard Gerber
Project director/Project manager: Thomas Lücking
Project team: Hannes Beinhoff, Olaf Schüler, Florian Rist, Nicole Juchems, Nafaa Ghannoudi, Stefan Lemke, Caroline Ting, Jan Kallert, Wolfgang Riegger, Annette Rösler, Lucy Murawski, Thomas Felder et al.
Client: Prince Salman Science Oasis
Gross area: 22.600 m²
Resembling an artificially "built landscape", the science oasis stretches underneath a light roof structure, providing access to the wadi formally located on the spot. An ample square serves as entrée to the complex whose rectangular shape is prescribed by the shopping mall in the southwest and the different buildings of the science centre situated in the northeast. Within these limiting structures, the oasis' exhibition spaces and three-dimensional cinema are freely assembled, thus preserving the original course of the wadi and turning nature into a key point of interest. Retracing the existing topography of the terrain, terraces and green areas interlaced with occasional water pools are aligned like pearls on a string.
The obvious and characteristic trademark of the science oasis is its undulating roof, which seems to hover in the air like a flying carpet. The meshed structure supported by numerous tree-like pillars allows for the unrestricted positioning and extension of exhibition boxes on the one hand, as well as for the expansion of the sculptural roof in independent construction stages. While the technical aspects of the roof construction emphasize its singularity and diversity regarding its surroundings, the sloping, organic shape harmonizes with the prevailing landscape.
Technically, the oasis itself can be considered an exhibit regarding the provision of natural ventilation and the solar energy generation. These special features of the oasis as "working machine" are clearly displayed by the solar chimney power plant, as well as a funnel-shaped rain water collector and the solar panels, all of which are integrated into the roof structure. Nevertheless, the natural beauty of the landscape is an important design element. Aside from demonstrating trend-setting technology, maintaining and emphasizing the site's natural quality constitutes the second column of the design concept.


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There is no doubt that automotive customization is a fluid art form. When you can see little old ladies with iridescent pink and sky blue hairdos cavorting up and down Miami Beach in convertible Chrysler Sebrings, you know that auto art is in the eye of the beholder. For some, all-but-stock-appearing vehicles with drastically ramped performance is the ultimate goal for customization, while radically altered chassis, suspension, and interior accruements are the standard for others less interested in competitive racing. All of which solidifies the subjectivity of auto personalization.
Brian Davis of Louisville, Kentucky, has tried to wave the banner of "I wouldn't modify a car past the point of no return." Meaning, that were he to alter or customize a car of his own, he wouldn't journey past the point of not being able to return the car to stock trim. He also claimed he wouldn't modify a car past anything that couldn't be offered by the factory. But Brian failed to adhere to these two credos with his '96 Collector Edition. Brian once owned a '93 40th Anniversary Edition Vette, which was his second Corvette. But with the introduction of the new C5 in the fall of 1996, Brian got the itch to "trade up." But his efforts were sidetracked by a LT4-equipped '96 Collector Edition that sat on the showroom floor.
Dealerships had loaded up on the final year of the C4 body style, trying to get their allocation up for the new C5s. They were also hoping with the impending demise of the chassis that many enthusiasts would rush to snatch them up. Rather, the opposite occurred as many placed their names on waiting lists in anticipation of the new super-sleek coupes and roadsters, leaving the dealerships with an over abundance of C4s. One of those overstock Corvettes was the aforementioned silver on Torch Red interior Collector Edition. It was "that Torch Red [that] just set off the [Sebring Silver Metallic] paint, along with having a LT4 and a stick. it was love at first sight," says Brian. After taking possession of the Collector Edition, Brian immediately purchased a set of aftermarket Enkie V1 three-piece chrome rims. Other than the new rims, Brian says, "no modification should look like it comes from the factory," because, "if you're going to do anything else, you're going to screw it up for sure."
Equipped with a bevy of factory goodies to offer the pilot a sure and comfortable ride, the C4 Corvette came equipped with power driver and passenger sport seats, dual removable roof panels, F45 Selective Real-Time damping, a low tire pressure warning indicator, a Bose CD player, and a spare tire delete. Brian started mildly, adding an expensive red background for the dash gauges and a silver carbon-fiber dash kit, along with a Momo Sphere-style leather shift knob (with a fine red pinstripe applied by Brian himself).


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Victorian Holiday™ Barbie® and Kelly®
Christmas in Victorian England. It was a time of horse-drawn sleighs, caroling and trimming the tree. Experience it for yourself through this heart-warming and charming giftset, Victorian Holiday™ Barbie® and Kelly®. Authentic to the period, Barbie® doll is elegantly dressed in a rich holly-green velvet and taffeta gown that features a lavish bow bustle. Little sister Kelly® doll is as adorable as ever in her burgundy charmeuse party dress, white tights and cute little shoes.
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Oct 10, 2007
Bot'oberfest - Update
4 comments:
- Larry Langellier said...
Will the presentation materials from these sessions be gathered and posted for everyone who isn't fortunate enough to be in/near Atlanta this weekend? ;-)
This looks awesome by the way! I might be interested in getting something like this going in the Chicago area next season.
- Larry
- Oct 11, 2007, 2:40:00 PM
- Jim Kelly said...
Yes, I will do my best to pull everything together - slideshows, PDFs, etc... and make them available for download after the event.
We definitely want to make this as easy as possible for others who want to put together a similar event.
- Oct 11, 2007, 11:08:00 PM
- Larry Langellier said...
Hi Jim,
That's great news. Thanks!
- Oct 12, 2007, 11:28:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
I'm late to the party here, but that looks like a great list of topics and speakers! John Fields is someone I've specificly worked with in the past, and is a great speaker and amazingly knowledgable about both NXT-G and LabVIEW - I'd very strongly recommend his talk if you are interested in advanced graphical programming for the NXT.
Brian Davis
- Oct 12, 2007, 11:23:00 PM


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Giddy Baltimore Ravens fans are hugging, cheering, and pouring into the streets following the 34-31 victory of their team over the San Francisco 49ers.
Fans wearing the team's signature black-and-purple jerseys and purple-feathered boas mobbed bars including Mother's Federal Hill Grille to watch the team's second Super Bowl appearance Sunday night. They were especially there to support middle linebacker Ray Lewis, No. 52, the only current player who started with the team when it came to Baltimore in 1996.
So far, there have been no reports of disturbances or damage in the city.
Fans came hours before the game to get seats. Women arrived with their nails painted purple. Men wore purple Mardi Gras beads. Fans also showed up wearing Lewis' jersey.
Forty-year-old Darren Love says the celebration was "90 percent for Ray, 10 percent for the city of Baltimore."
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Here Is Every. Four Decades of Contemporary Art
September 10, 2008–March 23, 2009
The graphic design firm Chermayeff & Geismar has designed a wide range of public images: trademarks, advertisements, signs, sculptures, and even world's fair exhibitions. Its work revolves around the viewer, whose understanding and acceptance of an image's visual vocabulary are what make it a success. In these posters for Pan Am World Airways, cultural fantasies and ideals are projected through monumental imagery, presenting people and environments as distant objects of beauty. Rather than engaging with each country's everyday realities, the viewers of these images, potential travelers, remain aesthetic observers.
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Amazon claims that a new NXT book is out, entitled, "Programming Mindstorms NXT". Amazon also claims that the book is temporarily out of stock, despite a purported publication date of June 9th, 2008.
According to Amazon, the book includes the following:
"1) a how-to guide for programming your robot, using NXT-G and Microsoft VPL
2) ten robot-specific projects show how to extend your robot's capabilities beyond the manufacturer's provided software. Examples of projects include:
Maze solver,
Robot House Builder,
Search (obstacle avoidance),
Song and Dance Act
3) flowcharts and data flow diagrams are used to illustrate how to develop programs
4) introduces basic programming structures
5) includes a DVD w/ e-text, programming code, and link to accompanying website"
The problem is this: Syngress, the publisher, doesn't list this new book on their web site. I am guessing that the project has been delayed or dropped.
I know I could email Syngress and get the straight scoop, but our readers know (almost) everything.
Does anyone know the status of this book? Anyone? Anyone?
Jun 12, 2008
New NXT Book? (Maybe, Maybe Not)
Posted by: Rick Rhodes at 4:39 AM
4 comments:
- koldo said...
In amazon.co.uk the publication date is 1 Aug 2008.
- Jun 12, 2008, 6:28:00 AM
- Rahidoc said...
Borders.com lists the book as published by Elsevier Science and Technology Books with a publication date of June 20, 2008.
- Jun 13, 2008, 7:45:00 AM
- Rick Rhodes said...
The Elsevier web site says that the book will be available in an e-book format as well.
- Jun 13, 2008, 1:32:00 PM
- IMrobotics said...
1 of: Programming Lego Mindstorms NXT [Paperback]
By: Owen Bishop (Author)
Sold by: Amazon.com, LLC
I have ordered it on Amazon USA,so it should be published soon.
- Jun 15, 2008, 2:40:00 AM
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I am not able to really get triple monitor support working in Arch Linux (latest version) using GNOME 3 and the official nvidia drivers.
Is there something I am missing? Can't find any good information of this online.
I have three screens with 2 on a GTX 580 and one on a GTX 260. The cards are not in sli (as they aren't the same model)
Thanks. Trying to get back into Linux and this is the only thing that is tripping me up.
My searching leads to many saying triple head is very rare. I just can't believe that since Linux users are usually more technical and us technical users know and love many screen support.


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