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Full visibility into high-performance nets: Demand 100% packet capturePosted February 16th, 2012 by Tim Nichols
NWW published a great article yesterday talking about the need for 100% accurate packet capture. This blog is extracted verbatim from the article. Given that we wrote it, we think this is justifiable. Our thanks to John Dix at NWW for supporting us on it.
A new class of packet based network monitoring and recording solutions are emerging that enable companies running high-speed and ultra-high-speed networks to address the issue of network blindness, a condition that exposes organizations to a raft of operational, legal, compliance and reputational risks. With the cost of network downtime measured in millions of dollars per hour, knowing what's going on inside the network isn't just a nice to have, it's critical.
Today's 10 Gigabit networks are so complex that there's invariably duplicate traffic from badly configured switches and routers consuming bandwidth without being noticed, resulting in everything from videoconferencing falling over to failure of critical business applications. Installing a packet-based monitoring and recording fabric enables organizations to alleviate network blindness and gain visibility into network congestion issues.
It's clear that ultra-high-speed networking is on the horizon in many industries. In a recent survey of 100 organizations in North America, 71% said they have made the transition to 10Gbps networking. The companies that participated included tier-two telcos, online service providers, retailers, manufacturing companies, health service providers and gaming companies, all with annual revenue of at least $10 billion. In addition, 43% of the organizations surveyed said they have plans to adopt 40Gbps or 100Gbps networking.
According to the senior networking, operations and security professionals surveyed, many of their incumbent network monitoring and security vendors are unable to reliably manage higher network speeds. In fact, 47% of the respondents believe they are missing potentially significant network events due to failing or under-performing systems. Another 65% of the organizations do not record network traffic for forensic analysis of network events, and 43% percent reported experiencing "significant difficulties" investigating and remediating network events.
Other findings of note:
– 33% of organizations reported experiencing some kind of data loss in the previous 12 months.
– 39% were unable to accurately identify what was lost.
– 42% admitted to having been the victim of a cyberattack in the past 12 months.
– 67% of those victimized by an attack admitted to having serious problems investigating the attack.
There are a plethora of 10 Gbps-capable monitoring tools available, but most of them start to get a nasty case of network myopia as network speeds hit 3Gbps. What they claim to be able to do, and what they actually do, are turning out to be quite different things. The challenge they have is that they are unable to get packets off the wire fast enough to figure out what's really going on. The interrupt rates of standard NICs overwhelm CPUs, causing packets to be dropped. Therefore, there is a need for dedicated and purpose-built packet capture hardware.
In the past, simple visibility to Layer 4 was enough, but that's no longer the case as so many applications are now Web-based. Without visibility into the application layer, organizations can't distinguish between Skype and SAP or Dropbox and FarmVille. With visibility into the application layer organizations can really able to start to see what's happening and who's responsible.
Packet-based monitoring is the only way to get really high levels of granular visibility into the network. When compared to sampled NetFlow-based tools or traditional SNMP polling, the difference in information resolution is an order of magnitude greater. It's only by recording packet level information that organizations can go back in time to perform forensic investigations into events. But remember, the output of a packet-based tool is only ever going to be as good as the quality of the input, and without every packet, almost any analysis that you do is pretty much pointless.
Tools that accurately record network traffic (as part of an integrated security solution) have proven themselves to be an essential way of providing post-security attack forensics, including the ability to understand what data may have been lost and how. Security teams and network operation teams need to isolate packets for forensic investigation and deal with rising expectations for network uptime and performance.
In order to select technologies that will scale to meet their needs as they move to 10Gbps networks and beyond, organizations need to start asking the network monitoring and network security solution vendors a different set of questions:
• How far (up the OSI) stack can you see?
• How fast can you capture and record packets before you start losing them?
• How can I access the raw packets that have been captured?
• Do the packets leave the data center when I access them (big compliance risk)?
To be acceptable, vendors need to be able to prove their claims around network performance (the standard metric is dropped packet counts at different network speeds).
Today, a new breed of distributed packet-based network monitoring and recording fabrics are emerging to help organizations solve the problem of network optimization and real-time anomaly detection and forensic examinations. They are reducing both the amount of time it takes to investigate any given network issue (meantime to resolution) and reducing the average skill set required to do so.
One-hundred percent packet capture-based network monitoring and recording platforms provide a common network management infrastructure that allows users to chop and change between tool sets quickly and easily, depending on the issues they need to address. Packet-level recording is only going to become a bigger deal as the true impact of recent security breaches is felt and SEC legislation is imposed to force organizations to come clean. What's your plan?


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The Last of Us: Left Behind DLC (downloadable content) came out on Valentine's Day 2014 with rabid anticipation and celebration from fans of the original Playstation 3 exclusive The Last of Us and TLoU: American Dreams comic series. But not everyone was thrilled with the game.
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Tennessee lawmakers approved a bill on Monday that seeks to expand religious liberty protections for students in public schools.
The Religious Viewpoints Anti-Discrimination Act, which passed the state Senate 32-0, would permit students to express religious beliefs in their homework, artwork and written and oral assignments without academic punishment or discrimination.
The legislation's primary sponsors, state Rep. Courtney Rogers (R) and Sen. Ferrell Haile (R), introduced the measure after a teacher asked a
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Many people in Nepal are ignorant about cancer. This is because unlike infectious disease, chronic diseases like cancer comes under least priority area of governmental health policy in Nepal. Very few national programs are conducted to educate and aware people about cancer. Education program are conducted sporadically and only few people have access to such program.
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Location, Information and Coordination
In this paper, we consider K finite populations of boundedly rational agents whose preferences and information differ. Each period agents are randomly paired to play some coordination games. We show that several ``special`` (fixed) agents lead the coordination. In a mistake-free environment, all connected fixed agents have to coordinate on the same strategy. In the long run, as the probability of mistakes goes to zero, all agents coordinate on the same strategy. The long-run outcome is unique, if all fixed agents belong to the same population.
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Here are my plans for building a steel pontoon houseboat. I will have steel pontoon chambers, 3'h x 4'w x 8'l, with a sealable access hatch 2' x 3', and all the pontoons will be welded end to end, which will give a total of 24 feet.
Im building pontoons of steel because of Cost, Workability, Strength. Connected with wood timbers, wood floor overall 28'L x 16'W. Building a cabin with a small porch on both ends.
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I'm looking for a place to connect the 2 completed pontoons, a marina, or someplace along the banks. I have the tools, materials & electricity. I just need a place, near Parkersburg,WV. would be most convenient as I am in N.Va.
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Elvis: Comeback Special by LostonWallaceWatch
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"Are You Lonesome Tonight?"
A quick sketch of Elvis Presley from 1968 Comeback Special.
Drawn on copy paper.
Inked with a brush pen.
Colored on an IMac.
A quick sketch of Elvis Presley from 1968 Comeback Special.
Drawn on copy paper.
Inked with a brush pen.
Colored on an IMac.
Brilliant!!! Love it! You're tuggin' at my heartstrings.
Excellent! This OLD man watched it on t.v. as a youth.
cool work,would make a great tattoo
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The King of Rock and Roll, long before than white woman Michael Jackson became the King of Pop music. Frankly I highly prefer Elvis Awesome rendition!
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unless you mean that drew this in 1968 (i'm not doubting your abilities at age 0 thats for sure!) that is actual Elvis' '58 comeback special outfit! yes I'm a fan!!! Awesome stuff Los!!
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Looks completely awesome! What brand of brushpen did you use, Loston? Was it a Pitt or a Copic Multiliner?
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Awesome! It's the King!
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Exllcent work
Great! The people who think Elvis is still alive, picture this version (instead of the Jabba the Hutt, he would be if it were true).


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Article: The Potential Role of Endometrial Nerve Fibers in the Pathogenesis of Pain During Endometrial Biopsy at Office Hysteroscopy[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We aimed to evaluate whether nerve fibers are present in the endometrial layer of patients submitted to office hysteroscopy and their potential contribution to the pathogenesis of pain during that procedure. Through a prospective case-control study performed in tertiary centers for women's health, endometrium samples were collected during operative office hysteroscopy from 198 cycling women who previously underwent laparoscopy and/or magnetic resonance imaging investigation for infertility assessment. Samples were classified according to the degree of the pain patients experienced and scored from values ranging from 0 (absence of discomfort/pain) to 10 (intolerable pain) on a 10-cm visual analog scale (VAS). The presence of nerve fiber markers (S100, NSE, SP, VIP, NPY, NKA, NKB, NKR1, NKR2, and NKR3) in the endometrium was also evaluated by morphologic and immunohistochemical analyses. We found that S-100, NSE, NKR1, NK-A, NK-B, VIP, and NPY, were immunolocalized in samples of endometrium, in significantly (P < .01, for all) higher levels in samples collected from patients with VAS score > 5 (group A) than ≤ 5 (group B) and significantly (P < .0001 for all) positively correlated with VAS levels. A statistically significant (P = .018) higher prevalence of endometriosis and/or adenomyosis was depicted in patients of group A than group B. Data from the present study led us to conclude that nerve fibers are expressed at the level of the functional layer of the endometrium and may contribute to pain generation during office hysteroscopy, mainly in women affected by endometriosis and adenomyosis.
Article: A Multicenter, Double-Blind, Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Study to Assess Whether Antibiotic Administration Should Be Recommended During Office Operative Hysteroscopy[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: We did a double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled study to assess the incidence of infectious complications and the protective effect of antibiotic administration during operative hysteroscopic procedures in an office setting. A total of 1046 consecutively enrolled women with intrauterine lesions were randomly allocated to the reference group (523 patients administered with 1 g of cefazolin intramuscularly) and the study group (523 patients administered with 10 mL of isotonic sodium chloride solution), and treated in office setting by operative hysteroscopy for endometrial polypectomy, uterine septa, submucosal myomas, and intrauterine adhesions. The primary outcome measure was the computation of difference between groups in postsurgical infectious complications occurring in the 5 days after the procedures. The time spent in performing the various procedures did not differ significantly (P > .05) between the groups. With respect to the overall rate of postsurgical infection, we found that 12 (1.15%) of 1046 patients referred with symptoms related to infective complications, 7 (1.3% of 523 women) in the study-untreated-group and 5 (1.0% of 523 women) in the reference group. Such incidences did not differ significantly between the groups (P > .05). Antibiotics were prescribed in all cases of postsurgical infection and the infective process resolved in few days. None of these patients developed serious infections with adnexal involvement, as confirmed by clinical and ultrasounds evaluation. The results of the current study would support the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommendation not to prescribe routine antibiotic administration in the case of hysteroscopic surgery.
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ABSTRACT: OBJECTIVE: To evaluate whether Baby-guard-a new medical device with an ergonomic 3-chamber inflatable abdominal belt-can reduce complications associated with vaginal delivery. METHODS: A randomized controlled single-blind prospective study of 80 pregnant women delivering at term was conducted at San Giuseppe Hospital, Empoli, Italy. In the study group (n=40), the abdominal belt was inflated to optimal therapeutic pressures. In the control group (n=40), the abdominal belt was inflated to minimal, non-therapeutic pressures. Factors relating to maternal, fetal, and labor complications during vaginal delivery were evaluated. RESULTS: Compared with the control group, women in the study group experienced a lower incidence of perineal and cervical lacerations (P<0.001); reduced use of the Kristeller maneuver (P<0.001); shorter duration of the second stage of labor (P<0.001); less psychologic and physical fatigue (P<0.001); fewer maternal requests for cesarean delivery during labor (P<0.001); fewer vacuum extractions (P<0.01); and fewer cesarean deliveries (P<0.02). No neonatal intensive care unit admissions were recorded in the study group versus 7 in the control group (P<0.012). CONCLUSION: Use of the ergonomic 3-chamber inflatable abdominal belt system reduced the incidence of risks associated with vaginal labor. Clinical trials.gov identifier: NCT01566331.
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ABSTRACT: The incidence and mortality of cervical cancer have changed over the past 50 years in developed countries, but this kind of tumor still remains a significant clinical problem because it is the second most common cause of morbidity and mortality from cancer among women. After histological confirmation of invasive cervical cancer, the extent of disease was determined using clinical criteria to assign a stage. This assessment is important because, while for the other gynecologic cancers clinical information obtained by surgery and histopathological examination is implemented and concurs to define the staging of the disease, the cervical cancer tumor stage is given after the primary diagnosis. In this review we discuss how the surgical approach to cervical cancer has been evolved, in order to modulate the radicality of the intervention itself and thus to preserve the pelvic innervation. This step has been achieved by deepening knowledge of functional pelvic anatomy and modulating the radicality of hysterectomy according to well defined surgical landmarks.
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ABSTRACT: To review the treatments of the cesarean-induced isthmocele in restoring infertility, associated techniques, and the risks of complications associated with their use. Isthmocele is a reservoir-like pouch defect on the anterior wall of the uterine isthmus located at the site of a previous cesarean delivery scar. The flow of menstrual blood through the cervix may be slowed by the presence of isthmocele, as the blood may accumulate in the niche because of the presence of fibrotic tissue, causing pelvic pain in the suprapubic area. Moreover, persistence of the menstrual blood after menstruation in the cervix may negatively influence the mucus quality and sperm quality, obstruct sperm transport through the cervical canal, interfere with embryo implantation, leading to secondary infertility. The removal of the local inflamed tissue may be performed by laparoscopic, combined laparoscopic-vaginal, or vaginal surgery, and operative hysteroscopy, a minimally invasive approach to improve symptoms and restore fertility. Isthmocele occurs after cesarean section, a common method of delivery and one of the most frequent surgical procedures, so that its upward incidence appears likely to continue in the near future. Because of its minimal invasiveness, resectoscopy may be the better choice for treatment, yielding good therapeutic results.
Article: The practicability and surgeons' subjective experiences with vaginal danazol before an operative hysteroscopy[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This randomized, double blind, placebo-controlled study compared the usefulness of danazol 400mg vaginally versus 600mg orally in women as a preoperative preparation for hysteroscopic surgery. Ninety-one fertile women were randomly allocated to Group A (46 patients received 400mg of danazol placed into the posterior vaginal fornix and three oral tablets of commercially available folic acid as a placebo), and Group B [45 women treated with 600mg of danazol orally (200mg three times daily) and two vaginal tablets of Lactobacillus rhamnosus as a placebo]. The patients underwent an operative hysteroscopy, transvaginal sonography, blood tests, and a histological assay. A visual analog scale (VAS) score to compute the degree of the surgeon's satisfaction was used. The outcome measures were as follows: an evaluation of the changes in the endometrial thickness, the prevalence of endometrial atrophy, changes in the blood tests, any collateral effects, the degree of difficulty and view, the duration of the surgical procedure, any complications during the operative hysteroscopy and associated side effects, and the surgeon's satisfaction with the endometrial preparation. The vaginal administration route was associated with a more pronounced effect on the endometrial thickness. Significantly more patients receiving vaginal danazol (45/46) had a hypotrophic endometrium than those receiving oral danazol (37/45, P<0.01). In addition, the patients receiving danazol vaginally had a shorter operating time, lower infusion volume, fewer side effects, and a higher surgeon satisfaction. Vaginal danazol adequately prepares the endometrium for an operative hysteroscopy by thinning the endometrium effectively with few side effects and little impact on the metabolic parameters.
Article: Low-Dose Spinal Anesthesia with Hyperbaric Bupivacaine with Intrathecal Fentanyl for Operative Hysteroscopy: A Case Series Study[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To estimate the efficacy and tolerability of low dose spinal anesthesia during operative hysteroscopy in a group of patients with high surgical risks. Case series study (Canadian Task Force Classification II-2). Tertiary centers for women health care. A total of 47 women affected by endometrial polyps (n = 32), myomas (n = 8), and abnormal uterine bleeding (n = 7) scheduled for inpatient operative hysteroscopy. Transvaginal ultrasonography; office diagnostic hysteroscopy; preoperative evaluation of American Society of Anesthesiologist (ASA) classification; inpatient operative hysteroscopy; low-dose spinal anesthesia with hyperbaric bupivacaine; compilation of a questionnaire. Practicability and patients' subjective experiences with spinal anesthesia; duration of cervical dilation and for operative hysteroscopy; infusion volume needed; incidence of surgical complications. Resectoscopy was performed in all patients, with the exception of 1 woman (2.1%) in which spinal anesthesia was unsuccessful. No statistically significant differences were noted among groups in terms of intra- and peri-operative findings. Sensory block induced by spinal anesthesia was suitable for surgery in all patients, and side effects occurred far less frequently than mentioned in the literature. Data reported in the questionnaire revealed that 93.5% of women would choose a spinal anesthesia again for a potential operative hysteroscopy in the future, since for 89.1% of them long lasting anesthesia is of relevance. Low-dose spinal anesthesia is a feasible technique in the inpatient setting for operative hysteroscopy in women with high surgical risks.
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ABSTRACT: The diagnosis of ovarian cancer in most cases occurs when the tumor has a great diffusion and, independently from its extension to neighboring organs and/or metastasis, in a phase in which the peritoneum is involved extensively. The best therapeutic strategy in these cases is the maximum surgical cytoreduction, with better survival when the residual neoplastic lesion is less than 3 cm. It remains to discuss the role of micro-peritoneal dissemination, and the persistence of the disease on the peritoneum also after the better surgical cytoreduction. Administration of anticancer drugs directly into the peritoneal cavity has resulted in concentrations 20-100 times higher than "high doses" systemic protocols. Hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy is an innovative technique that combines the intraperitoneal administration of chemotherapy at high temperatures to cytoreductive surgery. The hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy performed after cytoreductive surgery in ovarian cancer increases survival at 2 years, slowing tumor progression, and disease-free interval.
Article: A retrospective case–control study comparing hysteroscopic resection versus hormonal modulation in treating menstrual disorders due to isthmocele[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: In a retrospective case-control study, we compared the effectiveness of hysteroscopic correction and hormonal treatment to improve symptoms [postmestrual abnormal uterine bleeding (PAUB), pelvic pain localized in suprapubic site] associated with isthmocele. Women (n = 39; mean age ± SD, 35 ± 4.1 years) were subdivided in Group A [patients (n = 19) subjected to hysteroscopic surgery (isthmoplasty)] and, Group B [women (n = 20) undergoing hormonal treatment consisting of one oral tablet containing 0.075 mg of Gestodene and 0.030 mg of Ethynylestradiol for 21 days, followed by 7 days of suspension]. Resolution and/or improvement of menstrual disorders; patients degree of satisfaction with the treatment were measured 3 months later, by office hysteroscopy (Grop A) or phone call. PAUB and pelvic pain resolution was achieved in all patients: Group A had significant lower numbers of days of menstrual bleeding (P < 0.001), prevalence of pelvic pain in the suprapubic area (P = 0.04) and, higher degree of satisfaction (P < 0.001) compared to Group B. In conclusion, resectoscopic surgery is a valid way to treat patients with symptoms of prolonged postmenstrual uterine bleeding caused by isthmocele. Data from this study also indicate that resectoscopy may be the first choice because it is minimally invasive and yields good therapeutic results.
Article: A randomized controlled study comparing carbon dioxide versus normal saline as distension media in diagnostic office hysteroscopy: Is the distension with carbon dioxide a problem?[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To compare two distension media, carbon dioxide (CO2) and saline, with regards to patient discomfort and the adequacy of the panoramic view in diagnostic hysteroscopy by the vaginoscopic approach. Randomized prospective study. Tertiary referral centers for gynecologic care. 264 patients randomly allocated to two groups: CO2 (132 women) and normal saline (132 women). Office hysteroscopy performed with a forward-oblique 30° telescope (total diameter 5.1 mm) and CO2 as the distension medium or with a forward-oblique 30° telescope (final diameter 5.1mm) and saline solution as the distension medium. Global operative time, pain experienced by patients using a visual analogue scale (VAS), severity of the pain (VAS), incidence of collateral effects (shoulder-tip pain, nausea, or dizziness), degree of difficulty, and view (VAS). Pelvic discomfort was comparable between groups, without statistically significant differences in intensity or degree of difficulty. However, the visual quality was statistically significantly higher when hysteroscopy was performed with CO2 as the distension medium. No relevant difference in pain or technical difficulty was found between the two distension media, but CO2 was associated with better quality visualization.
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ABSTRACT: To analyze the outcomes of cytoreductive surgery and HIPEC in patients with peritoneal carcinomatosis from ovarian cancer. Fifty-three patients with peritoneal carcinomatosis from primary (45 cases) and recurrent (8 cases) ovarian cancer were previously treated by systemic chemotherapy with platinum and taxanes and then submitted to surgical cytoreduction and HIPEC (cisplatin and mitomycin-C) with a closed abdomen technique. The median follow-up period was 27 months (range: 3-107). At the end of operation a complete cytoreduction (CCR-0) was obtained in 37 patients (70%). Major morbidity occurred in 12 patients (23%); reoperation was necessary in 2 patients (4%), and no postoperative mortality was observed. Overall 5-year survival probability was 55%; it was 71% in CCR-0, 44% in CCR-1, and none in patients with CCR-2 or CCR-3 residual tumor (log-rank test: P = 0.017). The cumulative risk of recurrence in 37 CCR-0 cases was 54% at 5 years from operation. The results of our study indicate the feasibility and the potential benefit of a protocol including systemic chemotherapy, surgical cytoreduction and HIPEC in patients with peritoneal carcinomatosis from ovarian cancer. A phase III trial to compare this approach with conventional treatment is needed.
Article: A randomized controlled study comparing harmonic versus electrosurgery in laparoscopic myomectomy[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: To compare the effectiveness and safety of harmonic scalpel versus electrosurgery to reduce blood loss during laparoscopic myomectomy. Prospective randomized controlled study. Tertiary referral centers for gynecological care. One hundred sixty consecutive premenopausal women with symptomatic uterine leiomyomata who were assigned to one of the two treatment groups (a total of 80 patients in each group): treatment with electrosurgery devices with a vasoconstrictive solution (50 mL of saline solution and 0.5 mL of epinephrine [1/2 vial of 1 mg/mL]; group A) or harmonic scalpel (group B). Laparoscopic myomectomy. The global operative time, the time spent for myoma enucleation and for suturing uterine wall defects, and intraoperative blood loss as well as the surgical difficulty degree and postoperative pain at 24 and 48 hours after the laparoscopic procedure. No relevant intra- or postoperative complications were observed in either group. The degree of pain 24 hours after surgery was significantly lower in patients in whom the harmonic scalpel was used. The degree of surgical difficulty did not differ between groups, but the global operative time was significantly shorter in the harmonic scalpel group. The use of the harmonic scalpel for laparoscopic myomectomy is associated with low total operative time, low intraoperative blood loss, and low postoperative pain, with no increase in surgical difficulty.
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ABSTRACT: Intraperitoneal (IP) chemotherapy has been used in patients presenting different stages of ovarian cancer. We performed a critical review of the available literature on IP as first-line treatment in advanced ovarian cancer to consider if this new option should be incorporated into the commonly applied guidelines for treatment of ovarian cancer. We concluded that without further data, it would not be ethically correct to administer chemotherapy intraperitoneally. Outside of planned clinical trials, patients should not be exposed to this treatment modality and its associated toxicity. The present international guidelines are still valid and recommended chemotherapy in advanced ovarian cancer remains treatment with paclitaxel and carboplatin. Further studies on this topic are, however, warranted.
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ABSTRACT: Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome (MRKH syndrome) is characterized by Müllerian duct structures agenesis: the vagina atresia is the commonest variant. There can be some anomalies associated, such as renal, skeletal, spine malformations and others. Patients with MRKH can show different presentation from newborn period to adolescence. We report our experience in treatment of the vaginal atresia presenting in two young girls as a sign of MRKH syndrome.
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LAS VEGAS, NV – JUNE 22: Steven Stamkos of the Tampa Bay Lightning poses for a portrait during the 2011 NHL Awards at the Palms Casino Resort June 22, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Jeff Gross/Getty Images)
Hockey tough: Mark Stone shakes off skate to face, scores
You'd think the reaction to taking a skate to the face would be something like "Not coming back to that game, getting some ice and maybe do some soul-searching."
Nope, not in the NHL, at least.
In this league, the real reaction is almost always to come back to the same game … and barely miss a beat.
Ottawa Senators Mark Stone provides the latest example of hockey toughness, as he bounced back almost immediately from this.
What did he do? He scored a nice goal in the Senators' 6-1 blowout of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Latest way the Wild lost? Killed by penalty kill
It's said that variety is the spice of life, yet it seems to be the spite of the Minnesota Wild.
As head coach Mike Yeo said, this struggling team appears to find a new way to lose virtually every night. That couldn't have happened once again on Saturday, when they fell 4-1 to the St. Louis Blues, could it?
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If you ask Jarret Stoll, the latest problem was the penalty kill.
Honestly, Stoll may have been too specific, likely trying to throw his own unit under the bus. Instead, it might be more accurate to say that Minnesota's special teams let them down.
Indeed, the Wild struggled to limit the Blues' power play, which went an unsettling 3-for-6. That said, Minnesota had a chance to trade blows with St. Louis. Instead, the Wild managed one power-play goal on seven opportunities.
The silver lining is that the Wild believe that they showed more fight than this fragile bunch had been generating before.
On the other hand, with Jonas Brodin on IR and Jared Spurgeon apparently hurt, that silver lining may not be so easy to see.
Statement in Blackhawks' blowout of Stars? Coach Q says they're even
Worry (if you're pulling for the Stars) or gloat (if you're a Blackhawks fan) all you want, but the bottom line is that the Central Division's No.1 spot is clearly in Chicago's control after Saturday night.
The Blackhawks earned a decisive 5-1 win against the Dallas Stars, giving them a five-point standings lead over Dallas for the Central Division lead.
You may feel like that's more of the same, but consider this: things would look a lot closer if Dallas won or gained points, as they hold three games in hand on the 'Hawks.
At least one Blackhawks player admits this game means a little more than your average W.
Indeed, while Antti Niemi was pulled from the game and Kari Lehtonen faced his own struggles in Dallas' net, Corey Crawford ranked as one of the big reasons why the score was so lopsided.
(Artem Anisimov had a big say in that, too.)
As a wise coach with 1,000+ games of experience would do, Joel Quenneville didn't go overboard in assessing the victory.
Was this a statement game? Who knows, but a certain statement is that the Blackhawks now have a five-point standings lead.
Brad Marchand wins it … on a penalty shot … in overtime
Looking at the standings, beating the Buffalo Sabres was pretty important for the Boston Bruins. The Atlantic Division's run for spots appears particularly congested out East.
Of all the Bruins to get a chance to win it all, the team might have wanted Brad Marchand to have that opportunity. He's on pace to destroy his previous career-highs for scoring, and Marchand's been particularly hot lately.
Either way, Marchand came up big indeed, scoring the rare overtime game-winner on a penalty shot. Check out the drama below:
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The Supreme Electoral Council (Turkish: Yüksek Seçim Kurulu, YSK) is the highest electoral authority in Turkey. It was established after 1960 military coup d'état by the Constitution of 1961, and its duty is to ensure that the principles and rules of the constitution are upheld.
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Speaking at a function in which the state government signed a record 12 MoUs with various companies, she said "Tamil Nadu is emerging as the destination of choice for making investments." "While attracting Investments, particularly FDI, my Government firmly believes in being very responsive to its implications," she said.
Stating FDI was often a double-edged sword and the government needs to handle it dexterously, Ms Jayalalithaa said FDI in some fields was purely based on private rationality with the underlying principle "private gain at social loss".
She said "the recent decision of the Union Government to open up our retail business to FDI is one such example, fraught with the danger of destroying our small business ventures that provide jobs to millions of our people".
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Kagan has faced Republican attacks that she is anti-military because she backed a policy at Harvard Law School that banned military recruiters from doing work through the Office of Career Services. Harvard opposed having the recruiters work through the office because of the ban on gays serving openly in the military, which it saw is discriminatory.
In a post on its blog, the White House wrote that Kagan is in no way anti-military because of her position at Harvard on the so-called "Don't ask, don't tell" law.
"Of course Kagan's opposition to the policy was in no way anti-military -- just as opposition today from figures such as General Colin Powell or Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Admiral Mike Mullen is rooted in admiration for all those who serve, so too was Kagan's."
The White House's push-back comes after former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) this weekend issued perhaps the sharpest critique of her stance on the issue, saying that President Barack Obama should withdraw her nomination.
"The very fact that she led the effort ... to block the military from Harvard Law School" over opposition to the "Don't ask, don't tell" policy should disqualify her for anti-military sentiment, Gingrich said.
"I see no reason ... why the Senate would confirm an anti-military Supreme Court justice," he said.
Senate Republicans are not expected to filibuster Kagan's nomination, but she could face tough questions from senators about the issue during her confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
The White House has argued both before and after Kagan was nominated that military recruiters were still allowed to operate on campus through the privately-run Harvard Law Students Veterans Association. Recruitment numbers stayed steady during her tenure as dean, the White House has noted.
Lee also cited comments Republican Sen. Scott Brown (Mass.) made last week that he was satisfied with answers Kagan gave to his questions about the issue.


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Would you like softer feet? I found out a way to do so. I sell Avon and I got a sample of some stuff to soften feet, but it felt like petroleum jelly with some nice mint in it. So I figured the way to really save money was to make my own feet softener.
First, I put a good lotion or cream on my feet and rub in. Then I take petroleum jelly and put a light coat it over top. Usually I just put it on before bed and put cotton socks on, but you can put your feet into plastic grocery bags first then into socks for a deep treatment. When you put your feet into bags first, it helps hold moisture in and creates heat. That will make your feet feel and look softer. But you can put your lotion and jelly on before bed and put socks on, and get really good results.
How often? I'd say just a few days a week is fine. That's what I do and I have very dry feet and skin. I hope this helps someone out!
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Another thing to try is Vicks-Vapo-Rub. Sounds silly, but it really works! Just smear it on your feet, especially your heels and put on socks. Do this about three times a week right before bedtime and no more cracked heels. I use it all the time. You don't have to buy the name brand, a generic works just as well and is much cheaper!!!!!!
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As an addendum to my previous post, I got the Vicks hint from a podiatrist. He said that the reason it works so well is the eucalyptus oil in Vicks.


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This chapter shall be known and may be cited as the "Mississippi Public Records Act of 1983." It is the policy of the Legislature that public records must be available for inspection by any person unless otherwise provided by this act. Furthermore, providing access to public records is a duty of each public body and automation of public records must not erode the right of access to those records. As each agency increases its use of and dependence on electronic record keeping, each agency must ensure reasonable access to records electronically maintained, subject to the rules of records retention.
It is the policy of this state that public records shall be available for inspection by any person unless otherwise provided by this chapter; furthermore, providing access to public records is a duty of each public body and automation of public records must not erode the right of access to those records. As each public body increases its use of, and dependence on, electronic record keeping, each public body must ensure reasonable access to records electronically maintained, subject to records retention.
The following words shall have the meanings ascribed herein unless the context clearly requires otherwise:
(a) "Public body" shall mean any department, bureau, division, council, commission, committee, subcommittee, board, agency and any other entity of the state or a political subdivision thereof, and any municipal corporation and any other entity created by the Constitution or by law, executive order, ordinance or resolution. Within the meaning of this chapter, the term "entity" shall not be construed to include individuals employed by a public body or any appointed or elected public official.
(b) "Public records" shall mean all books, records, papers, accounts, letters, maps, photographs, films, cards, tapes, recordings or reproductions thereof, and any other documentary materials, regardless of physical form or characteristics, having been used, being in use, or prepared, possessed or retained for use in the conduct, transaction or performance of any business, transaction, work, duty or function of any public body, or required to be maintained by any public body.
(c) "Data processing software" means the programs and routines used to employ and control the capabilities of data processing hardware, including, but not limited to, operating systems, compilers, assemblers, utilities, library routines, maintenance routines, applications and computer networking programs.
(d) "Proprietary software" means data processing software that is obtained under a licensing agreement and is protected by copyright or trade secret laws.
(e) "Incident report" means a narrative description, if such narrative description exists and if such narrative description does not contain investigative information, of an alleged offense, and at a minimum shall include the name and identification of each person charged with and arrested for the alleged offense, the time, date and location of the alleged offense, and the property involved, to the extent this information is known.
(f) "Investigative report" means records of a law enforcement agency containing information beyond the scope of the matters contained in an incident report, and generally will include, but not be limited to, the following matters if beyond the scope of the matters contained in an incident report:
(i) Records that are compiled in the process of detecting and investigating any unlawful activity or alleged unlawful activity, the disclosure of which would harm the investigation which may include crime scene reports and demonstrative evidence;
(ii) Records that would reveal the identity of informants and/or witnesses;
(iii) Records that would prematurely release information that would impede the public body's enforcement, investigative or detection efforts;
(iv) Records that would disclose investigatory techniques and/or results of investigative techniques;
(v) Records that would deprive a person of a right to a fair trial or an impartial adjudication;
(vi) Records that would endanger the life or safety of a public official or law enforcement personnel, or confidential informants or witnesses;
(vii) Records pertaining to quality control or PEER review activities; or
(viii) Records that would impede or jeopardize a prosecutor's ability to prosecute the alleged offense.
(g) "Law enforcement agency" means a public body that performs as one of its principal functions activities pertaining to the enforcement of criminal laws, the apprehension and investigation of criminal offenders, or the investigation of criminal activities.
§ 25-61-5. Public access to records; denials
(1) (a) Except as otherwise provided by Sections 25-61-9 and 25-61-11, all public records are hereby declared to be public property, and any person shall have the right to inspect, copy or mechanically reproduce or obtain a reproduction of any public record of a public body in accordance with reasonable written procedures adopted by the public body concerning the cost, time, place and method of access, and public notice of the procedures shall be given by the public body, or, if a public body has not adopted written procedures, the right to inspect, copy or mechanically reproduce or obtain a reproduction of a public record of the public body shall be provided within one (1) working day after a written request for a public record is made. No public body shall adopt procedures which will authorize the public body to produce or deny production of a public record later than seven (7) working days from the date of the receipt of the request for the production of the record.
(b) If a public body is unable to produce a public record by the seventh working day after the request is made, the public body must provide a written explanation to the person making the request stating that the record requested will be produced and specifying with particularity why the records cannot be produced within the seven-day period. Unless there is mutual agreement of the parties, in no event shall the date for the public body's production of the requested records be any later than fourteen (14) working days from the receipt by the public body of the original request.
(2) If any public record contains material which is not exempted under this chapter, the public agency shall redact the exempted and make the nonexempted material available for examination. Such public agency shall be entitled to charge a reasonable fee for the redaction of any exempted material, not to exceed the agency's actual cost.
(3) Denial by a public body of a request for access to or copies of public records under this chapter shall be in writing and shall contain a statement of the specific exemption relied upon by the public body for the denial. Each public body shall maintain a file of all denials of requests for public records. Public bodies shall be required to preserve such denials on file for not less than three (3) years from the date such denials are made. This file shall be made available for inspection or copying or both during regular office hours to any person upon written request.
§ 25-61-7. Fees incident to providing records
(1) Except as provided in subsection (2) of this section, each public body may establish and collect fees reasonably calculated to reimburse it for, and in no case to exceed, the actual cost of searching, reviewing and/or duplicating and, if applicable, mailing copies of public records. Any staff time or contractual services included in actual cost shall be at the pay scale of the lowest level employee or contractor competent to respond to the request. Such fees shall be collected by the public body in advance of complying with the request.
(2) A public body may establish a standard fee scale to reimburse it for the costs of creating, acquiring and maintaining a geographic information system or multipurpose cadastre as authorized and defined under Section 25-61-1 et seq., or any other electronically accessible data. Such fees must be reasonably related to the cost of creating, acquiring and maintaining the geographic information system, multipurpose cadastre or other electronically accessible data, for the data or information contained therein or taken therefrom and for any records, papers, accounts, maps, photographs, films, cards, tapes, recordings or other materials, data or information relating thereto, whether in printed, digital or other format. In determining the fees or charges under this subsection, the public body may consider the type of information requested, the purpose or purposes for which the information has been requested and the commercial value of the information.
§ 25-61-9. Records furnished by third parties
(1) Records furnished to public bodies by third parties which contain trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information shall not be subject to inspection, examination, copying or reproduction under this chapter until notice to said third parties has been given, but such records shall be released within a reasonable period of time unless the said third parties shall have obtained a court order protecting such records as confidential.
(2) If any public record which is held to be exempt from disclosure pursuant to this chapter contains material which is not exempt pursuant to this chapter, the public body shall separate the exempt material and make the nonexempt material available for examination and/or copying as provided for in this chapter.
(3) Trade secrets and confidential commercial and financial information of a proprietary nature developed by a college or university under contract with a firm, business, partnership, association, corporation, individual or other like entity shall not be subject to inspection, examination, copying or reproduction under this chapter.
(4) Misappropriation of a trade secret shall be governed by the provisions of the Mississippi Uniform Trade Secrets Act, Sections 75-26-1 through 75- 26-19.
(5) A waste minimization plan and any updates developed by generators and facility operators under the Mississippi Comprehensive Multimedia Waste Minimization Act of 1990 shall be retained at the facility and shall not be subject to inspection, examination, copying or reproduction under this chapter.
(6) Data processing software obtained by an agency under a licensing agreement that prohibits its disclosure and which software is a trade secret, as defined in Section 75-26-3, and data processing software produced by a public body which is sensitive must not be subject to inspection, copying or reproduction under this chapter.
As used in this subsection, "sensitive" means only those portions of data processing software, including the specifications and documentation, used to:
(a) Collect, process, store, and retrieve information which is exempt under this chapter.
(b) Control and direct access authorizations and security measures for automated systems.
(c) Collect, process, store, and retrieve information, disclosure of which would require a significant intrusion into the business of the public body.
§ 25-61-10. Use of sensitive software
(1) Any public body that uses sensitive software, as defined in Section 25- 61-9, or proprietary software must not thereby diminish the right of the public to inspect and copy a public record. A public body that uses sensitive software, as defined in Section 25-61-9, or proprietary software to store, manipulate, or retrieve a public record will not be deemed to have diminished the right of the public if it either: (a) if legally obtainable, makes a copy of the software available to the public for application to the public records stored, manipulated, or retrieved by the software; or (b) ensures that the software has the capacity to create an electronic copy of each public record stored, manipulated, or retrieved by the software in some common format such as, but not limited to, the American Standard Code for Information Interchange.
(2) A public body shall provide a copy of the record in the format requested if the public body maintains the record in that format, and the public body may charge a fee which must be in accordance with Section 25-61-7.
(3) Before a public body acquires or makes a major modification to any information technology system, equipment, or software used to store, retrieve, or manipulate a public record, the public body shall adequately plan for the provision of public access and redaction of exempt or confidential information by the proposed system, equipment or software.
(4) A public body may not enter into a contract for the creation or maintenance of a public records data base if that contract impairs the ability of the public to inspect or copy the public records of that agency, including public records that are on-line or stored in an information technology system used by the public body.
§ 25-61-11. Exempted or privileged records
The provisions of this chapter shall not be construed to conflict with, amend, repeal or supersede any constitutional or statutory law or decision of a court of this state or the United States which at the time of this chapter is effective or thereafter specifically declares a public record to be confidential or privileged, or provides that a public record shall be exempt from the provisions of this chapter.
Academic records exempt from public access, see § 37-11-51.
Appraisal records exempt from access, see § 31-1-27.
Archaeological records exempt from public access, see § 39-7-41.
Attorney work product, examination, exemption, see § 25-1-102.
Birth Defects Registry, see § 41-21-205.
Bureau of vital statistics, access to records, see § 41-57-2.
Charitable organizations, registration information, exemption from public access, see § 79-11-527.
Concealed pistols or revolvers, licenses to carry, records, exemption, see § 45-9-101.
Confidentiality, ambulatory surgical facilities, see § 41-75-19.
Defendants likely to flee or physically harm themselves or others, see § 41- 32-7.
Environmental self-evaluation reports, public records act, exemption, see § 49-2-71.
Hospital records, Mississippi Public Records Act exemption, see § 41-9-68.
Individual tax records in possession of public body, exemption from public access requirements, see § 27-3-77.
Insurance and insurance companies, risk based capital level requirements, reports, see § 83-5-415.
Judicial records, public access, exemption, see § 9-1-38.
Jury records exempt from public records provisions, see § 13-5-97.
Licensure application and examination records. exemption from Public Records Act, see § 73-52-1.
Medical examiner, records and reports, see § 41-61-63.
Personnel files exempt from examination, see § 25-1-100.
Public records and trade secrets, proprietary commercial and financial information, exemption from public access, see § 79-23-1.
Workers' compensation, access to records, see § 71-3-66.
§ 25-61-12. Personal information of law enforcement or court personnel and officers; exemption from Public Records Act; exception
(1) The home address, any telephone number of a privately paid account or other private information of any law enforcement officer, criminal investigator, judge or district attorney or the spouse or child of such law enforcement officer, criminal investigator, judge or district attorney shall be exempt from the Mississippi Public Records Act of 1983. This exemption does not apply to any court transcript or recording if given under oath and not otherwise excluded by law.
(2) (a) When in the possession of a law enforcement agency, investigative reports shall be exempt from the provisions of this chapter; however, a law enforcement agency, in its discretion, may choose to make public all or any part of any investigative report.
(b) Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prevent any and all public bodies from having among themselves a free flow of information for the purpose of achieving a coordinated and effective detection and investigation of unlawful activity. Where the confidentiality of records covered by this section is being determined in a private hearing before a judge under Section 25-61-13, the public body may redact or separate from such records the identity of confidential informants or the identity of the person or persons under investigation or other information other than the nature of the incident, time, date and location.
(c) Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to exempt from public disclosure a law enforcement incident report. An incident report shall be a public record. A law enforcement agency may release information in addition to the information contained in the incident report.
(d) Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to require the disclosure of information that would reveal the identity of the victim.
(3) Personal information of victims, including victim impact statements and letters of support on behalf of victims that are contained in records on file with the Mississippi Department of Corrections and State Parole Board shall be exempt from the provisions of this chapter.
§ 25-61-13. Proceedings to compel public access
The Mississippi Ethics Commission shall have the authority to enforce the provisions of this chapter upon a complaint filed by any person denied the right granted under Section 25-61-5 to inspect or copy public records. Upon receiving a complaint, the commission shall forward a copy of the complaint to the head of the public body involved. The public body shall have fourteen (14) days from receipt of the complaint to file a response with the commission. After receiving the response to the complaint or, if no response is received after fourteen (14) days, the commission, in its discretion, may dismiss the complaint or proceed by setting a hearing in accordance with rules and regulations promulgated by the Ethics Commission. The Ethics Commission may order the public body and any individual employees or officials of the public body to produce records or take other reasonable measures necessary, if any, to comply with this chapter. The Ethics Commission may also impose penalties as authorized in this chapter. The Ethics Commission may order a public body to produce records for private review by the commission, its staff or designee. The Ethics Commission shall complete its private review of the records within thirty (30) days after receipt of the records from the public body. Records produced to the commission for private review shall remain exempt from disclosure under this chapter while in the custody of the commission.
Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prohibit the Ethics Commission from mediating or otherwise resolving disputes arising under this chapter, from issuing an order based on a complaint and response where no facts are in dispute, or from entering orders agreed to by the parties. In carrying out its responsibilities under this section, the Ethics Commission shall have all the powers and authority granted to it in Title 25, Chapter 4, Mississippi Code of 1972, including the authority to promulgate rules and regulations in furtherance of this chapter.
Any party may petition the chancery court of the county in which the public body is located to enforce or appeal any order of the Ethics Commission issued pursuant to this chapter. In any such appeal the chancery court shall conduct a de novo review. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to prohibit any party from filing a complaint in any chancery court having jurisdiction, nor shall a party be obligated to exhaust administrative remedies before filing a complaint. However, any party filing such a complaint in chancery court shall serve written notice upon the Ethics Commission at the time of filing the complaint. The written notice is for information only and does not make the Ethics Commission a party to the case.
Any person who shall deny to any person access to any public record which is not exempt from the provisions of this chapter or who charges an unreasonable fee for providing a public record may be liable civilly in his personal capacity in a sum not to exceed One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) per violation, plus all reasonable expenses incurred by such person bringing the proceeding.
Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as denying the legislature the right to determine the rules of its own proceedings and to regulate public access to its records.


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Middle-class Americans are more likely to attend art exhibits and live performances than working-class folks—even when they earned the same amount of money. Read More »
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Middle-class Americans are more likely to attend art exhibits and live performances than working-class folks—even when they earned the same amount of money. Read More »
Starving artists? Not quite. America's arts and cultural sector is a half-trillion-dollar machine that's larger than major industries such as travel and tourism, a new official estimate found.
The arts contributed $504 billion to U.S. economic output in 2011, or 3.2% of gross domestic product, the Commerce Department said Thursday. The report is the first time the government calculated the sector's size.
The field, which ranges from dance performance to movie production to cable-television distribution, employed nearly two million workers and exported $39.3 billion of goods and services in 2011, the most recent year reported.
The numbers were eye-opening even for people immersed in the sector. "The data shows dimensions of the economy that we've not highlighted in the past," said Sunil Iyengar, research and analysis director at the National Endowment for the Arts. The report helps with "understanding what innovation does for the economy and the role of the arts in that." Read More »
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The economic importance of art in America will be measured with the same precision applied to the manufacturing and construction industries, thanks to a new partnership set to be announced Friday between the Bureau of Economic Analysis and the National Endowment for the Arts.
BEA, the agency that calculates the nation's gross domestic product, will establish an "Arts and Cultural Production Satellite Account," with the help of the Endowment's research and data. The account will for the first time offer specific details about the number of people employed in the arts, the wages they earn and the sector's contribution to the overall economy.
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This is my first piece of fan art in like forever! I hardly ever do fan art of specific characters, but yeah, couldnt help it. The most recent pages of Starfighter further fluffed my boner for the character Encke, who hasnt done too much yet, but what does that matter? He deserves cheesecake fan art because hes hot as sin. And what is he wearing? I dont know. Bondage version of his Fighter gear? Well go with that.
Musical inspiration: Ruler & the Killer by Kid Cudi
Encke and Starfighter belong to the ever awesome and inspiring *HamletMachine <3 <3
Musical inspiration: Ruler & the Killer by Kid Cudi
Encke and Starfighter belong to the ever awesome and inspiring *HamletMachine <3 <3
Yeah! real AlPFA!
Loved this when I saw on Tumblr yesterday. He's hot and definitely an alpha! Wonder if Hamlet has seen this? I think she'd approve!
I think she's on vacation right now but aaaah I would just about shit kittens if she saw * u *
The hottest character in Starfighter.
The hottest character in Starfighter.
I fully concur with this statement. Cain is smoking hot, but I don't think he has anything on Encke.
Jesus Christ. Don't just take the wheel, take whole damn car already...
XD That expression makes me crack up every time. It's such a funny colloquialism to actually imagine. Because. Jesus can't drive. Heh.
Anyway, thanks!
Anyway, thanks!
Can I lick it?
Lovely fanart! I really like the way you did Encke's hair and I want to run my fingertips over his abs even if he hurts me afterwards. Be so worth it
Hehe thank you so much I enjoyed figuring out his hair. And rendering abs. I don't know if he's actually that cut under his suit but whatevs 8D