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Breast Implant News – FDA APPROVES IDEAL IMPLANT®
On November 18, 2014 Valeant Pharmaceuticals and IDEAL IMPLANT Incorporated announced the receipt of approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to market the advanced technology Saline Filled IDEAL IMPLANT for use in primary breast augmentation or replacement of existing breast implants.
This is exiting news for Pacific Center for Plastic Surgery. Both Dr. Horowitz and Dr. Nichter are FDA investigators for IDEAL IMPLANT® and Dr. Nichter has been selected as a spokesperson. The doctors are also part of a limited number of breast augmentation surgeons around the country selected to have initial access to the IDEALIMPLANT®. IDEAL IMPLANT® is a saline filled implant with the natural feel of a silicone implant.
Dr. Nicther was quoted in the Valeant press release as saying, "For years, patients have been asking for a breast implant that offers the natural feel of silicone gel with the safety of saline." He went on to explain, "The IDEAL IMPLANT effectively addresses that need with an internal structure that allows this saline implant to achieve the look and feel of natural breasts. The use of only saline with the IDEAL IMPLANT technology eliminates the potential concern of silent ruptures that require MRI monitoring for detection."
The IDEAL IMPLANT® saline-filled breast Implant is indicated for women at least 18 years old for primary breast augmentation to increase breast size. Breast implant surgery is contraindicated in women with existing breast cancer or pre-cancer, women with active infections or who are currently pregnant or nursing. The IDEAL IMPLANT® has not been studied for use in breast reconstruction. For more information, you can read some of Dr. Nichter's articles here.
Pacific Center for Plastic Surgery is now offering complimentary consultations for prospective IDEAL IMPLANT® patients with anticipated availability in May 2015. For more information, patients are encouraged to contact the practice at (949) 203-3841
Why breast enhancement?
Many women who would like to restore or enhance the size and shape of their breasts may benefit from breast augmentation, also known as mammoplasty. One of the most common procedures performed annually by members of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, breast augmentation plastic surgery is performed to enhance the breast size and shape due to congenital abnormalities, a lack of development, changes or asymmetries following aging, weight loss, and/or pregnancy. In addition, there may be personal reasons for augmentation mammoplasty. For example, some women may perceive their breasts to be under developed. Women may also decide on breast augmentation, though they may be happy with their breasts, just because they would like them to be fuller. A positive impression of their body image is important to many women, and breast augmentation may aid in offering a more proportional breast size and shape as well as in improving self-confidence.
Who is a candidate?
This operation is performed to enhance or restore the size and shape of a woman's breasts. Breasts may be small because of a lack of development, or changes following pregnancy, weight loss, or congenital abnormalities. Sometimes a woman's breasts are very asymmetric. This operation can improve a woman's body image, self-esteem, self-concept, and quality of life. Women who desire larger, shapelier breasts. Women with a moderate degree of breast sagging and smaller breasts, whose problem can be solved by enlargement. Women who have one breast that is noticeably smaller than the other. Women who have an uneven chest wall or rib cage.
Intended result
To improve the shape, size and contours of the breast. To re-contruct the breast after mastectomy. To improve asymmetries of the breast and chest.
Procedure description
There are four (4) common incision sites: under the arm (axillary), around the nipple (periareolar), the breast fold area (inframammary) or through the umbilicus (belly button). If the incision is made through the umbilicus or under the arm, the surgeon will create a soft tissue tunnel to insert the implant into its "pocket" for the breast implant (endoscopic method). Depending on location, existing scars on the breast or abdomen can be used as an insertion site. TUBA (belly button) Trans Umbilical Breast Augmentation – this incision leave no scars on the breasts; special training, experience, and equipment are required. This is the most common method we currently use for saline implants. The results are excellent and only a tiny incision in the belly button is required. Only saline implants can be inserted by this method. Periareolar – this incision is well concealed, but may be associated with a increased likelihood of inability to successfully breast-feed, as compared to the other incision sites and has an increased risk of capsular contracture (hardening of implant). Inframammary – this small incision is in the fold under the breast. We prefer this for silicone implants when women already have a breast that falls over the fold. A very tiny incision can be used here for saline implants. This is the most common and recommended site for silicone implant placement. Axillary – with this incision, there are no scars on the breasts Special training, experience, and equipment may be required for this procedure. It has an increased risk of capsular contracture (hardening of implant). The breast implant can be placed either partially under the pectoralis major muscle (submuscular) or on top of the muscle and under the breast gland (subglandular). No single incision or placement choice is right for every woman. You should discuss with your surgeon the pros and cons of the implant placement he selects for you. By knowing your options and discussing them, both of you can decide upon an incision/placement combination that is best for you. Submuscular placement may be more uncomfortable the first few days following surgery. The possible benefits of submuscular placement are that it may result in less palpable implants, less capsular contracture, and it will make it easier to image the breast with mammography. The appearance may be more "natural" for patients who are very thin. Subglandular placement may make your surgery and recovery shorter and you may have less discomfort. This placement may provide a slight "lift". Subglandular placement may result in more palpable implants, more capsular contracture and more difficult imaging of the breast with mammography. This placement is often recommended for those patients with sagging, but do not want a breast lift (mastopexy) and for tubular breast deformity. Dual-Plane placement method is a more current technique most often used when there is a small amount of sagging. The breast tissue and muscle are partially separated to allow the breast tissue to sit in a better position. Saline Implants – a saline breast implant is a sac (implant shell) made of silicone filled with salt water. The implant is inserted empty then filled with saline through a tube during surgery. Very small incisions can be used to insert these implants Silicone Gel-Filled Implants – a silicone gel-filled breast implant is filled with silicone gel, a soft-solid substance like jello. Silicone implants are now made of a cohesive gel which are anti-leak even when cut. It is often called "gummy-bear like". The procedure is done on an outpatient basis under general anesthesia and usually takes less than one hour. You will spend 30 minutes to 1 hour in the recovery area
Risk, benefits and alternatives
Benefits are noted above. No surgery or treatment is always the first alternative. You should understand the complete treatment plan outlined for your benefit and enhancement. Natural enhancement with your own fat is an option, and the choice of implants have been described. You should be comfortable with your doctor and his staff members. You should be confident that all your questions have been answered in a manner that you understand. You should be aware of all the normal healing, as well as common, less common, and unusual risks to whatever degree you are comfortable with. (Some patients decline to hear about rare complications such as death and other graphic medical problems.) A more comprehensive list of issues and complications during normal healing as well as a problematic post operative course is available online at PacificCenterForPlasticSurgery.com. It can also be provided by your consultant, or at our reception desk. It will be given to you upon scheduling surgery. This will provide additional time to again review all of the material. You must sign the complete consent form by your preoperative visit (2 weeks) before surgery. Again, this allows adequate time to have any and all of your questions answered. Some additional Risks are:
- Excessive bleeding (hematoma) and bruising
- Reduced Sensation of Nipple
- Deflation/Rupture
- Capsular Contracture
- Wrinkling/waviness: palpable and/or visible
- Firmness, and distorted appearance
- Interference with breast feeding
- Mammogram Interference
- Insurance and Cost for Additional Surgeries
- Calcium Deposits in the Tissue Around the Implant
- Breast Tissue Atrophy/Chest Wall Deformity
- Tissue Loss
- Infection requiring antibiotics or implant removal
In addition to these common complications, there have been concerns with rarer diseases, of which you should be aware:
- Connective Tissue Disease
- Galactorrhea (milk production)
- Second Generation Effects
Additional Advisories
- Breast and Nipple Piercing Procedures Increased Risk of Infection
- Interference with Sentinel Lymph Node Mapping Procedures
Recuperation and healing
You can usually drive after all pain and muscle relaxation medications have stopped, and you feel comfortable with this activity, usually within the first week following surgery. Many patients can return to work in a few days, unless their occupation requires particularly strenuous movements and lifting. In such a case, up to 6 weeks may be required depending on the physical demands of your job. The final appearance, shape, and movement are not exactly the same as normal breasts. The surgically enlarged breasts do not move in the same way as normal breasts. They tend to be firmer. The contours are usually somewhat different than normal breasts. In some patients these discrepancies may be rather noticeable. Although every effort is made to place the implants symmetrically, complete symmetry is rarely achieved. Immediately after surgery, the breasts are swollen and firmer. The final shape and size is approximated after 2 to 3 months, but up to one year may be required for the end result. Initial discomfort is controlled with oral medication. Sutures dissolve in 7 to 14 days. Light activities can be resumed as tolerated. Light exercise can be started in about 2-3 weeks, and strenuous exercise after 6 weeks. Your doctor may require you to move or massage the implants within the breast pockets during the postoperative period. Textured implants do not require breast massage.
Other options
An additional procedure that would enhance the result is a Mastopexy (breast lift) if the breasts are sagging in addition to being small. A fat graft from your body can be used to achieve a more modest increase in breast size without implants – Natural Breast Enlargement. Ask your surgeon for details if interested.
You should have a preoperative mammogram if your age or family history dictates this.
Specific post operative instructions
ACTIVITY: Avoid heavy lifting and straining for six weeks. You may, however, do normal activities at any time if they cause no pain or discomfort. Let your body tell you what you can or cannot do. DRESSINGS: These will vary from patient to patient. Some patients may be placed in a sports bra; others will wear a stabilizing elastic support strap. Your doctor will decide after surgery and in subsequent weeks, which dressing will suit your needs. SHOWERING: You may shower three (3) days after surgery. SUTURES: Most sutures dissolve on their own. EXPOSURE TO SUNLIGHT: Scars take at least one year to fade. During this time, you must protect them from the sun. Even through a bathing suit, a good deal of sunlight can reach the skin and cause damage. Wear a sunscreen with a Skin Protection Factor (SPF) of at least 30 at all times when in the sun. Be extremely careful if areas of your breast skin have reduced sensitivity. EXERCISE: You may take gentle walks within a few days, light aerobic exercise in 2-3 weeks, and unrestricted exercise after 6 weeks. DRIVING: You may drive when you no longer have pain, are no longer taking narcotics or muscle relaxants, and feel you can drive safely.
Specific as you heal information
ACTIVITIES: It is important that you not engage in strenuous activities in the first 6 weeks after surgery. Aerobic exercise will raise your bloodpressure, which could cause late bleeding and harm your result. If your job keeps you sedentary, you may return to work when you feel comfortable, several days after surgery. Once you begin exercising again, start gently and let your body tell you what it can tolerate. Don't rush!! HEALING OF SENSORY NERVES: Tingling, burning or shooting pains, which will disappear with time and should not alarm you, indicate regeneration of the sensory nerves. If these sensations cause pain, repeated, local self-massage helps. ASSYMETRY: The two breasts commonly heal quite differently. One breast may swell more, feel more uncomfortable, or have a different initial shape. After complete healing, they will be more similar and natural. You must have patience, but if this causes concern, ask questions of the doctor or the nursing staff. SHAPE AND CONTOUR: The final shape of your breasts will start to look its best approximately three (3) months after surgery. It takes time for the skin and muscle to stretch and relax around the new implant. The breast will often look higher, firmer, and "less natural" in the first three (3) months. It can take up to a year to see your final result. FOLLOW-UP EXAMS: These are generally done in 1 week, 2 to 3 weeks, 3 to 6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months to 1 year, and 1-2 year intervals. These are included in your initial surgical fee. WARRANTY INFORMATION: Please check manufacturer's website for current warranty programs Website information listed below. Specific surgical risks Information may be obtained in greater detail from the references listed below: American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery www.surgery.org FDA www.fda.gov/cdrh/breastimplants.com American Society of Plastic Surgeons www.plasticsurgery.org Breast Implant Safety www.breastimplantsafety.org Mentor 800-235-5731 www.mentorcorp.com Allergan / Natrelle 800-362-4426 www.natrelle.com Ideal Implant (214) 492-2500 www.idealimplant.com Sientra (805) 562-3500 www.sientra.com
What are some considerations I should take into account when selecting a plastic surgeon?
The most popular way to improve breast size and shape is breast augmentation performed by cosmetic plastic surgeons. Generally speaking, seek out Board Certified Plastic Surgeons with a great deal of experience for best results. Those plastic surgeons that have specialized in breast reconstructive and cosmetic surgery, such as the surgeons at Pacific Center for Plastic Surgery, are a great fit for your breast augmentation needs.
RealSelf Patient Reviews of Jed H. Horowitz, MD, FACS


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WASHINGTON (February 1, 2013)--A new report says the number of veterans who commit suicide each day is about 20 percent higher than the Department of Veterans Affairs previously estimated.
About 22 veterans committed suicide each day in 2010 while previous estimates from the VA put the number at 18.
But the problem doesn't appear to be getting worse for veterans compared to the rest of the country.
The overall percentage of suicides by veterans has declined over the years.
VA researchers say the trend suggests their efforts to reduce suicide among veterans may be having an effect.
While much attention has been paid to suicides of veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan, the report indicates the problem is worse among older veterans.
Most veterans who commit suicide are older than 50.
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Fish fillets (king fish) - 250 gms
Chopped Onions – 1 Big Onion
Chopped Tomato – 1 Big Tomato
Turmeric Powder – 2 Tea Spoon
Chilly Powder – 1 tea Spoon
Pepper Powder – 2 Tea Spoon
Green Chilly – 6 nos
Curry leaves – 12 Leaves
Ginger Paste – 1 Tea Spoon
Garlic Paste – 1 Tea Spoon
Lemon Juice – 1/2 Lemon
Fennel Seeds – ½ Tea Spoon
Cinnamon – 3 Cloves
Corn Flower - 1 Tea Spoon
Thin Coconut Milk – 1 Cup
Thick Coconut Milk – 1 Cup
Coconut Oil – For Frying and Cooking
Salt to Taste
How to Prepare thin coconut milk?
Grind 1/2 coconut grated with 1 cup of water and Squeeze it for milk.
How to Prepare thick coconut milk?
Grind 1 full coconut grated with 1 cup of water and Squeeze it for milk.
Method of Preparation
1. Apply pepper powder, lemon juice and salt over the fish and marinate for ½ an hour.
2. After half an hour briefly fry the fish and keep aside in a plate.
Preparing gravy (stew)
1. Then place a pan and make it hot, pour 5 table spoon coconut oil sauté following ingredients one by one.
a. Fennel Seeds
b. Ginger
c. Garlic
d. Onions
e. Tomato
f. Green Chilly
g. Curry leaves
h. Turmeric Powder
i. Black Pepper powder
j. Red Chilly powder
2. Sauté all the above ingredients well and then add thin coconut milk.
3. Mix well, boil for 2 minute and add the fish to the gravy.
4. Let the fish cook in the gravy for 2 more minutes.
5. Then add the thick coconut milk.
Please Note: After adding the thick coconut milk the gravy should not be boiled again.
6. Add corn flour mixed with water to make the gravy more thick.
7. Garnish with Pepper powder, Cinnamon and curry leaves.
8. Serve hot with white rice / Chapatti / Paratta / Breads.
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DESPITE the great value of the elderly, the Adult Day Care program faces challenges in caring for the island's man'åmko'.
"I'm worried about sequestration because we don't know how it will effect our program," said Maria Timoteo, program manager of the Adult Day Care Program. For the past two years, the program has seen cuts and the program struggles to meet basic needs for housekeeping supplies such as toilet paper.
Catholic Social Service Adult Day Care in Barrigada recently celebrated its annual Frail and Elderly Mass in recognition of Senior Citizens Month.
Timoteo said the theme for the month – "Unleash the Power of Age" – refers to the fact that despite their age, the elderly are still going strong.
Timoteo said the need for the service is growing. Two years ago, the cap for the program was expanded to meet the demand.
The Adult Day Care Program, which is under the Department of Public Health and Social Services Division of Senior Citizens, cares for 48 elderly, of which 20 are wheelchair bound. In addition, two more are on a waiting list.
She said the program is lucky to have donations from individuals.
In addition, there are only 11 staff members and nurse aides to look after the clients and one part-time nurse that looks after the clients for two hours a day.
All staff hours have been cut to 32 hours.
She said in the nine years she had been with the program, the past two years have been the most challenging, budget-wise.
Despite the difficulties, Timoteo said she loves her job. "Serving the man'åmko' is like serving my own family," she said, adding her own elderly relatives do not live on Guam.
Other events for Senior Citizens Month include the Centenarian Recognition Celebration at the St. Dominic's Senior Care Home from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on May 8; legislative reception at the Hyatt Regency from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on May 16, and Conference on Aging and disease prevention and health promotion fair at the Guam Marriott on May 21 and 22.
Adult Day Care program helps elderly despite cuts
DESPITE the great value of the elderly, the Adult Day Care program faces challenges in caring for the island's man'åmko'.


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Abdullah and Tolbert Opt for Nebraska
The Huskers received a pair of commitments (of differing varieties) yesterday. All-conference running back Ameer Abdullah announced his intention to return to Nebraska for his senior season. That move alone solidifies NU's ability to contend for a division title next year. Looking further down the road, New Orleans wide receiver Jariah Tolbert gave his commitment to Nebraska for the recruiting class of 2014.
It's hard to overstate the value of Abdullah's return. Not only is he the most talented player on the team, he might be neck and neck with Braxton Miller as the best player in the conference (if not the nation). If that seems like an exagerration, note that if Arizona's Ka'Deem Carey opts for the NFL (as some expect) Abdullah will be the leading returning rusher in the nation from 2013.
The main question will be how much additional risk Abdullah and the coaching staff want to take on in the pursuit of a Heisman or other records. A healthy Abdullah will have an opportunity to displace Mike Rozier in the record books as NU's all-time leading rusher, a mark only Ahman Green and Calvin Jones (both early departees to the NFL) ever came as close to following their junior season. He can also displace Johnny Rodgers for career all-purpose yards. When you outpace a pair of Heisman trophy winners, it's reasonable to be mentioned as a legitimate Heisman candidate.
Tolbert is sort of an under the radar player who emerged as a senior (many players are evaluated and ranked much earlier after their junior seasons). So far he's been offered a scholarship by Utah and a number of smaller conference schools. His body type reminds you of Maurice Purify or Brandon Kinnie. Tolbert's a little lighter, but is apparently serious about weightlifting, so by his third year (like Purify and Kinnie after stints at junior colleges) could reach 215 lbs. Both Purify and Kinnie caught more than 80 balls, which certainly rises to the level of a scholarship worthy player. You like his ability to both block on running plays and compete for contested balls thrown his way. Don't let the lack of stars by his name fool you, he is a good find.
Both players still have some time to change their minds, so their pick of NU isn't written in stone. Still, the odds look pretty good for keeping both players. An all-timer and an up-and-comer.
23 comments so far
Abdullah's decision to stay at NU is wonderful news!!! Absent an injury next season, he will surely do well and provide excellent publicity for the program and for himself. Totally a "win/win" situation for all concerned. Good for Pelini in helping convince Abdullah to stay put. Had he left for the draft, NU's running back position, while stocked with potential, would have suffered. An experienced established running back is hard to replace in a year's time. Kudos to all concerned!!!
"As I have told Ameer and other players who have had to make this same choice, I fully support whatever decision they make, and am willing to help in any way I possibly can". I guess I look at it like he was willing to help with either decision based on his statement, was there something else said that I missed?
This last few seasons, just like with T-Magic, there was no doubt in coaches minds, who the better I Back was, Abdullah over Heard, Green, then Cross.
The work ethic Abdullah has, he brought with him to Nebraska.
To beat him out, players had to match and surpass his effort, talent and knowledge. Heading into his Senior year, so far, no takers.
Don't know of the truth of the rumor of Cross considering a transfer, but he did have a rs year to use, if he had wanted to go to a school, back in the south. Now, as an upcoming Junior, he's a back up again, then he'll face experienced younger players, who may have the edge in quicks.
He did earn academic all B1G and good students don't usually just run off, from personal commitments.
So, for Cross, Newby and Taylor, the battle for pecking order really begins. Who'll be next up, to play a series or two, giving a breather to a 2X lifter of the year?
I fully think Pelini would help them either way.. I know from Suhs situation that Pelini told him that he could help him refine his technique and that he would love to have him back but that anything he could do to help him if he pursued the NFL early he would do. He told him to go and talk with your parents find a list of pros and con's with each decision and make your choice on what's best for you and your family . Husker nation wants you back but you Dont owe us anything you've done more than enough. Rest is history , he put on one of the most dominating seasons at the DT position in college football history.. I wish Ameer all the good luck and bounces Such got . Also think Tolbert is going to be another Quincy for us.. He had a heck of a senior campaign.. If he would have played like that as a junior he would have had a lot if big name offers.. Welcome to the Family! And Continued prosperity and good health to you Ameer , Glad your staying!
There is no place like Nebraska.
Good old Nebraska U.
Where the girls are the fairest,
the boys are the squarest,
of any old school I knew.
There is no place like Nebraska.
Where we are all true blue.
We'll all stick together,
in all kinds of weather,
for good old Nebraska U!
I wish no player could move on til after their senior season. It is truly in the players best interests the majority of the time. They need time to develop I think. Look at the senior season Suh had. Didn't work out so well for Crick because he did get hurt, but he did at least get a chance at the pros. Never heard what ever became of him…he went to Houston if I remember right.
Ameer will have a giant of a season, will lead the nation in rushing, and have his draft stock way up there when the time comes. That letter from him was probably the most mature communication I've ever heard from someone that young. He wants to get his education in case the pro career doesn't pan out…what a novel idea! He was very well raised I'd say. That my friends, is an American!
Pe while I would like to think a college education is important people can still get their degree and get paid.. The purpose of a degree is to get yourself a good job to get comfortable in life.. Now I think Ameer made the best decision for himself but claiming that its in the best interest of the majority of the time I think is a falsehood.. Many of these guys Dont last long in the NFL or never make it but if you play it smart with your rookie contract many of these kids could make more money in a few years then a lot of us in our lifetime.. Some of these kids will never be doctors or lawyers but were given a gift of football and in some situations getting life changing bmoney can change the status of their entire family.. While education is important, is it worth risking your whole livelihood? Keep in mind these kids could come back to school after trying their hand in the NFL.. You named Crick as someone it didn't work out as well for, what about Rex or Taylor Martinez or Spencer Long.. All could have been drafted a year early, although Taylor at another position, but now might not get that chance.. Is getting their degree today worth a couple of million dollars up front? Especially when they can go back later?.. Not to mention some of the kids come from low income or family situation s were the money could change their entire family's future.. Maybe paying for all of their children's future educations.. I guess my point is that I think its good for them to have the option, and to decide on an individual basis.. But Dont get me wrong I'm thrilled he made the decision that was best for him and it aligned with what was best for Husker Nation. Good luck go him and all kids making these tough choices
If a player comes out early and goes low, undrafted, or gets cut does there scholarship go away, or does the schools honor them for a short period? I think there was something about graduation rate that could effect number of scholarships or something a few years ago. Anyone have any infor on this?
If they come out they are voiding their scholarship.. And it does count against the schools graduation rate, and you can be put on probation and lose scholarships if you have a very poor rate of graduation.. But it isn't looked into until like 4 years down the road so if they complete school or are re enrolled by then it didn't count against you.. It can also get you barred from post season play but its only happened a handful of times and is judged on a multiple year basis so one or two years dosnt completely wreck you.. For Neb to get in trouble with this we would need about 50% drop in grad rates for the next few years and I Dont see that happening.. There are also a bunch of appeals for hardships so that's another reason it seldomly comes up
But once they put their name in for the draft they lose all amateur status and therefore can't play anymore
Hmmm, things that make you go 'hmmm', so I think I will say 'hmmm'. Back to the subject of 'under the radar' recruits, I know, I'm a pain in the ass, but for some reason this is a topic that just keeps on giving since, you know, we get our fair share of these guys.
Firstly, Tolbert, 6'4", good height, 185, kinda slender maybe, Kenny Bell like, but maybe he'll eat some taters and gravy when he gets here and be able to rock and rolla. We already stole that Harrison kid from Mizzou, so thats cool, and I am fairly anxious to see what that Gladney kid from '13 class brinmgs to the table next year.
But why? Why do Tulane, Kent St, Utah, No Co, and oh yea NE know about Tolbert and, say, uh, LSU doesnt? Hmmm? He's supposed to be under the radar.
Things that make you go 'hmmm'.
P. S., sorry to see Frazier go, I really liked that kid alot.
Also, whatever happened to LaTravon Dixon, the on again off again on again then off again recruit we got from Loosiana last year and ended up having to go pay some dues at community college or something—we gonna get him back? He's a baller, yo!
Abdu would be/would've been stupid to declare early this year—like, Derek Brown stupid. Remeber that guy? Was a good talent, wen to the Saints a few years, then done. What is he doing now, flippin' burgers White Castle or something?
Alot of these early declarers think they are better than they are and/or are going to make a big splash in the League, when, in fact, they AREN'T and end up shit outta luck after a few years and NO DEGREE and it's back to the ghetto from wence they came, though maybe with a fancier car than what they were paid in college—used and abused by the System.
Stay in school, finish the degree, help the team to higher goals—thats my motto.
Haha, I wasn't going to say anything, but the other WR on Tolbert's teammate, #18 I think, Speedy Noil, I was watching and figured that was the kid going to LSU or something—yea, 5* guy turns out to be, aTm got him. We got the project player as per usual. It's ok though, we're good, s'all good, honest we are, we gonna 'coach him up'.
(p.s., this is nothing at all personal to JT, maybe he'll be a gamer).
"...get paid.. The purpose of a degree is to get yourself a good job to get comfortable in life…"
So true for most, at least used to be. And this is in contradiction to actually becoming educated and learning how to think independently and critically.
MBAs unite, get paid!
Hey Dog, what is your ETC for graduation?
and what would ETC be?
Ameer's statement says a lot about society and the state of college football. The fact that we are discussing the pros and cons of going pro instead of the pros and cons of higher education speaks volumes of how the NCAA is pimping out scholar-athletes. I don't blame him one bit for getting that degree. He knows the shelf-life of today's pro running backs. He decided that his degree is worth more than likely, but not guaranteed millions. Good on you, Ameer, for maintaining your personal values. His maturity in its own right is what this team needs for the 2014 campaign. Combine that with his work ethic and locker room leadership, he can help the program turn the corner to reach its potential.
As far as the team is concerned, his return is perhaps the biggest thing next to beating Georgia. If he puts on 15-25 more pounds of muscle, he will be the front runner for the Doak Walker, and possibly the Big Stiff Arm. An experienced senior tailback with a developing, but talented sophmore quarterback is undervalued, just like a blocking TE with good hands is. With those I-backs we have behind Ameer, and Armstrong's dual threat ability, we should be running the ball down the Big Ten's throat, which will give our defense some time to breathe. Let's get some blowouts to get the reserves some experience and we'll stay in the top 25.
Speaking on the subject of players going pro vs staying, most people who never played D-1 sports don't realize that this thing called a "4-year athletic scholarship" is myth. Athletic scholarships are only for one year. Coaches have the ability to pull scholarships if they so chose. That's one of a bunch of reasons why players are swayed to go pro. Plus, coaches have no loyalty to kids they didn't recruit. That's why coaches like John Calipari, Brian Kelly and Bobby Petrino are looked at like clowns. They can just pack up and bounce from a school with impunity, and the program has to pick up the pieces. Players are forced to possibly learn a new system that they weren't recruited to play in (i.e. Bill Callahan) and then the program suffers. The NC-double A-holes know this, but they will make the students suffer before they'll punish a coach. As long as they get their revenue from the superconferences, its all gravy.
Rob 10,
Good stuff. And of course, there is the phenomenon of pushing many athletes through phoney and/or worthless 'degrees' just to get them on the playing field since some of them can't do certain stuff like, well, READ:
Triump I wasn't saying that Ameer should go pro or getting an education isn't important.. But for some of these Guys , the risk of coming back for school is greater and could effect their lives negatively if they are hurt and never get that contract.. Would you have told Mozart to stay in school instead of following his musical talents? Let's face it Ameer is in a different situation then some athletes, he will more than likely succeed at whatever he does because of drive and intelligence, where as some just have football. Tyrone Mathieu for example was dumb as a rock but a hell of a football player.. Even with a degree would you have hired just because he had the piece if paper.? . It was obvious the guy had like a 7th grade reading and communication level.. My point was that some of these kids have more to lose than others, and forcing them to stay wouldn't be in the best interest for all of them.. Part of the whole idea of growing as a person involves people making tough choices, let them do it without blockage.. Also let's face it ,in some programs they have athletes playing for them who should have never been allowed into college if not for their athletic ability, or kids go to college just for the chance to continue their athletic prowess. If they want to leave and open up a chance for someone that will value that education , let them go..
And the link you posted furthers my argument.. Even if some of those type of athletes stay the full time and they ,shamefully get their diploma, when they walk in to an office to get hired and its obvious they cant read or communicate at an appropriate level their degree does them nothing.. And by shamefully, I'm directing that at the schools not the player.. They should be helped to that level or never given the degree in the first place… And speaking of 4 year degrees they don't mean as much as they use to in a lot of fields .. There are a lot of people with 4 year degrees whom either don't have a job or are in positions that wouldn't require one anyway.. We keep pushing people that should get technical degrees into four year colleges and now we are at a point where we dont have enough people in the tech fields and too many in the others.. So we've got all these kids taking out loans for a four year school that will be paying them back for the majority of their lives, while in a lot of cases they could have went the two year tech route without the large amount of loans and have better financial stability.. Sorry that's a different kind of rant for another day.
Mozart never went to music school, his dad mentored until about the age 7 then he kinda was blowing his dad outta the water and became a court musician for some idiot German Baron in Salzburg—which was like the 'Omaha' of music culture(i.e., not happening) by the age of 13 or so. He eventually escaped that guy and made a name for himself in Leipzig and Vienna, but even so, only made enough $ to support his wife and himself in some sort of comfort for only a few years, then ending up having to pawn most of his possessions before he died at the ripe old age of 35. And look how many millions have been made off his music ever since.
Anyway, Ameer, like most of those guys, are not 'Mozarts', i.e., prodigies, they arent even Lebrons or Cam Newtons, so their shelf life in the league is rather short no matter how they slice it. It's probably less risk for them to stay around and get the degree.
Personally, I am not an advocate of formal, institutional schooling of any sort, but thats another ball o wax. If they ARE in college though, might as well finish it.


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The Impact Of Political Paralysis on Radio
Depression set in as I started listening to conference calls from radio companies this quarter. Business is either flat or off -- way off. Most CEOs shared their reasoning on why the third quarter was so weak, but Ed Christian at Saga said what others probably wanted to say: "I have no idea why it's off." The flat quarter was simply unexpected.
Last year at our Forecast conference, all the group heads predicted a boom in advertising as a result of political spending. That didn't happen, and now everyone is scratching their heads. On top of that, regular business is off, which also has everyone wondering what happened. Though some stations (especially political Talk radio) saw added spending, the expected broad spending did not occur.
My belief is that political spending in radio was down for three reasons:
Swing state focus: National campaigns understand that politics at the national level is to a large degree predictable -- for example, California is always going to vote Democratic, and Texas is always going to vote Republican. The money, it appears, went to the swing states, like Wisconsin, Ohio, and Florida.
Glut of television inventory: Sad to say, but candidates often select television over radio, and only increase their spending in radio when TV is sold out. Because there was a glut of inventory in the television industry, those candidates needing more airtime were not forced to shift to radio.
Stealth media is more important than ever: Many were surprised at the outcome of the national election because the polls were extremely tight in the final days, and several appeared to be favoring the Republican nominee. Though the Obama campaign did all the usual, visible things, they also spent a tremendous amount of money on the invisible. They masterfully executed an Internet strategy and a data strategy that weren't easily understood or accounted for by the media and pollsters. More and more candidates are spending enormous amounts of campaign money on "stealth" Internet campaigns.
That may explain why political spending shifted away from radio. But why is non-political down?
It's easy to blame it on the economy, which of course is part of the problem. But that's been a problem for years now. So why the sudden drop in spending? I call it "political paralysis."
In the months before an election, there is naturally a dramatic increase in political rhetoric in the media. As each party demonizes the other and works to increase the level of fear about what will happen if their candidate is not elected, business owners start to take notice. When their fear increases, their spending decreases. A month after the election, things go back to normal.
In the 2010 election, I saw it in one of my other businesses. About four months before the election, the rhetoric was high and advertisers stopped spending, but they didn't say why. We started asking and they all said, "We've decided to wait to see the outcome of the election before we spend any money." This was happening with both Democratic- and Republican-leaning advertisers. Their fear and uncertainty paralyzed them.
Before this election, we were ready with a strategy to lock up business further in advance and to offer answers that helped advertisers overcome their paralysis -- though we still saw some effects, especially in the last 30 days before the election.
My guess is that local radio advertisers were holding back until they were certain of what was going to happen. Even though half didn't see their candidate win, they will soon realize that life goes on, and business needs to advertise.
I also believe other advertisers want to avoid the noise. When political ads dominate the airwaves, advertisers don't want to be on the air for fear of not standing out. More ads mean more clutter. I personally got so tired of the political ads that I stopped watching television until the election was over.
Are there other reasons radio is off? Probably. But I think you'll find these are the biggest drivers of the reductions in this past quarter. At this stage, the most important thing you can do is get face-to-face with advertisers, get them back in the game, have answers ready to overcome their concerns if they are smarting about the outcome of the election, and make them understand that if they fear their business will go backward, it's more important than ever to increase visibility to get more customers in the door.
Also: Mark your calendars, and in the future, put your political paralysis strategy into play long before the campaigning begins.
Radio will be back. Though we can analyze it to death or wonder if there is some other reason we suddenly experienced a drop, understand that life goes on after elections and this temporary setback will end. Christmas is upon us, and advertisers need to play catch-up for those customers they lost by not advertising in the last quarter. I suspect radio will rebound to normal levels in the fourth quarter.
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Since the British round of MotoGP returned to Silverstone from Donington Park from 2010 onwards, Lorenzo has triumphed in two of the three events there. The Mallorcan hopes to make it three from four this weekend, but knows the feat will not be easy.
"In Brno maybe I expected a little bit more, but at least I feel quite happy with my performance," Lorenzo says. "I gave all to win the race but my competitors were in a better shape there. Now we have to finish this first triple of races at Silverstone. It is a place I like and where I used to be comfortable. The track I think is really nice, very flowing and also suits our bike.
"The problem is always the weather; it is a very challenging Grand Prix because of that! Despite the conditions we will try everything as usual to try to fight for the victory and cut off the distance to our rivals."
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American's Agree: We Cannot Trust the Government. Now what?
A recent Pew poll finds that 80% of Americans distrust the government. That would seem to be a revelation, but it should not be surprising. Those that interpret the Pew poll results as a rebuke of this administration alone are mistaken. The question political strategists on both sides are asking themselves today is: "how can this sentiment translate into a wining electoral strategy?" The key is to understand why this sentiment is perhaps the one thing Democrats and Republicans can agree on.
Republicans, tend to be ideologically fearful of government expansion, so their mistrust of the Obama Administration is no shock. Democrats and young voters in the Bush years were told, endlessly, to hate and fear their government. Dissent was the most patriotic thing they could do in the face of the Bush Administration's willful disregard for the American political tradition. It appears that sentiment cannot be turned off on a dime. Moderate and centrist Democrats, even those that skew wildly toward the radical Left, see the Washington Democrat's defense of government power today to be disingenuous.
Americans across divergent political spectrums now share a central thesis: government expansion into your life is dangerous. American's differ on the government's central mission and we get lost in the particulars, but the executive summary of the American political contract begins starts with "government is scary." The winning strategy to cement this 80% into a generation of legislative consensus is to translate this fear of government into a smart contraction of the Federal government's influence over American lives.
Liberals have not had wildest dreams fulfilled by this administration. Left wingers see this government as just as 'corporatist,' Liberal code for not radically redistributionist, as the previous administration. They do not understand why we woefully ignore the perfect working model, 90 miles south of Florida. No Joke. Just take in a meeting at the West Village's Brecht Forum. They will never be satisfied. Highlight and exploit this tendency and bring the Democrat's margins even farther into the forefront. Their argument that this Administration does not go far enough will drive them further into the political wilderness.
Republican's must embrace all forms of government contraction. There will always be a choice between two evils, and Bush-era Republicans were certainly the lesser of those, but Americans are now and will remain receptive to candor and intellectual consistency. Democrats, meanwhile, have dug themselves a pretty deep hole. They can, however, achieve some traction if they are able to successfully depict Republicans as just as willing to expand government influence as Democrats, but it takes the form of unwarranted wiretaps and the like. This debate will be constructive, but it can be easily won.
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The small government consensus can govern the policy of a generation. Both parties enjoy a large base that is now ideologically inclined to mistrust an active government. It is a sentiment imprinted on American's DNA. One party is well positioned to own this sentiment now and, while sentiment cannot entirely substitute for policy, it can win elections.


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"What is New York City like?" I asked. My guidance counselor put his hands behind his head with elbows spread wide, leaned back, and with great deliberateness and the authority of a worldly, street-smart, experienced man, answered, "Have you heard of the concrete jungle, kid? Because that's what it's like. Between 23rd Street and 59th Street. It's a jungle. A concrete jungle."
With that and some college catalogs, I was supposed to make an informed decision about the merits of attending university in New York City, a decision that would shape my entire life.
I am not sure if his depiction of midtown Manhattan was intended as a deterrent, a strong warning, or just meant to impress me with his knowledge of this city, but we all know that if you tell a child not to do something, he/she will just be spurred on to do it. I was.
At 18, a jungle is just what I wanted. After all, I had read numerous African adventure books and even took out a book in Swahili in high school, in the event that I found myself in equatorial Africa. If I couldn't have vines, monkeys in trees, and tropical birds, then concrete would do fine. And, like the jungle, New York City would be an adventure. That is what I wanted most.
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Learning How to Grow Old Gracefully can Happen at the LibraryThursday, February 28th, 2008 - by: Becky Herrmann, Library Director
I wore a trendy little jumper to work the other day with a jaunty black cap and a co-worker complimented me on my outfit, saying I looked "cute."
I asked my 12 year old daughter - "So, what do you think, can someone approaching 50 still look cute?" Her response? "Sure, Mom, I think old people are cute."
Aargh, between the hot flashes and the AARP mailings (awfully premature, if you ask me, I am NOT quite 50 yet...) - I have enough reminders of my approaching senility. I don't need my almost-teenager chiming in... Besides - age (as they say) is "a state of mind" - and the state of my mind is decidedly young.
So if you are feeling a little creaky in your joints or you find yourself enjoying a nap on the couch more than a night out on the town or if you are constantly misplacing your keys - don't blame it on getting old! Stop fretting and Get a Hobby - Tina Barseghian's information packed guide gives you 101 different hobbies to explore. It has everything from beachcombing to needlework to growing bonsai.
You Can Do It! - The Merit Badge Handbook for Grown-up Girls by Lauren Catuzzi Grandcolas will also get you up off the couch. Whether it is running a marathon, trekking to Nepal or learning to sing on stage, this book celebrates your dreams and tells you it is never too late to start! It is all up to you. You, Staying Young: The Owner's Manual for Extending Your Warranty is just the ticket for fighting the effects of aging. It includes a 14 day plan to help you stay young, along with information about the biological factors in growing old.
If you are still worried about crow's feet and flabby arms, join the club. We all say I Feel Bad about My Neck along with the comic author Nora Ephron and many of us ask Martha Weinman Lear's eternal question Where Did I Leave My Glasses? Lear's aptly-titled book about the what, when, and why of normal memory loss reassures us that a certain amount of forgetfulness in middle-aged folks and the young elderly is normal. It is not necessarily a harbinger of Alzheimer's. We should also take our cue from the likes of Ben Bradlee, Lena Horne and Carl Reiner, octogenarians who say they have never felt so young. They are featured in 80: Eighty Famous People in Their Eighties Talk about How They Got There and Live There by Gerald Gardner and Jim Bellows.
As we grow older, many of us find that we are becoming Predictably Irrational - Dan Ariely, a behavioral economist argues that human behavior is often anything but rational - that thoughts are not random, but instead are systematic and predictable. Or perhaps you find yourself thinking that your life is Not Quite What I Was Planning? This newly-published illustrated collection of six-word memoirs is alternately humorous, sad, and strange. It includes authors Jonathan Lethem and Richard Ford and comedians Steven Colbert and Amy Sedaris.
Ultimately though it is important to heed the advice of Nobel Prize winner James D. Watson and Avoid Boring People. Watson's lessons from a life in science include an account of his early work in discovering the structure of DNA along with secrets he has found to getting along in the world. It is a witty and instructive memoir. You can embrace Watson's teachings and Keep Your Brain Alive with Larry Katz and Manning Rubin's 83 neurobics exercises designed to increase mental fitness. Start thinking hard today!
But if today is one of the days that you have a brain cramp and you still haven't found your keys or your missing glasses - have someone drop you by the library and enjoy some of our programs. Upcoming events include a program on financial fitness, lunch box seminars, a poetry slam, a salon-style discussion group and an art reception. Join us! For more information, check out the website at www.chelmsfordlibrary.org
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Use the selection and painting tools in Photoshop to efficiently rotoscope. Exchange files between Photoshop and After Effects.
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