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From 22nd to 27th September 2013, the International Wayang Puppet Festival will be held at Gianyar regency at the fabled island of Bali which will be participated by a number of Indonesia's renowned dalang as well as international puppet masters. The event will take place at the Rumah Topeng (Mask House) in Central Banjar Tengkulak, Kemenuh Village, Gianyar Regency.
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"When we first designed the Aerie the emphasis was on the view, everything was designed to look out," Ulrich says. "But at night there is nothing but darkness out there. We're in the mountains after all. So we want the windows to reflect back in and turn attention to your friends and family gathered around you."
The bar side is full of cozy couches for those that want to lounge. This area is separated from the actual bar counter by a smaller rail bar for those who like to stand and mingle. (One note: I would lose the intrusive piano player or, at least, turn his PA down.)
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Of the 16 seeded players entering either the men's or women's CSA individual championships Friday at Trinity College, 13 will compete in Saturday's quarterfinal round. Two of the three unseeded players who advanced helped a pair of Princeton squads to Ivy League championships this past season.
Seniors Todd Harrity and Julie Cerullo, junior Libby Eyre and sophomore Tyler Osborne are all still alive in the hunt for national championships.
Cerullo reached the quarterfinal round for the third straight season by defeating both Robyn Hodgson of Trinity and Kerrie Sample of Stanford in the opening rounds. Her second-round match against Sample, the No. 2 at Stanford, was a battle; Sample took the first game and pushed Cerullo to extra points in the fourth, but the three-time All-America advanced.
Cerullo will look for her third straight berth in the semifinal round when she takes on Penn's Yan Xin Tan, who defeated Trinity's Cataline Pelaez in five close games in the second round.
On the bottom half of the draw, Eyre advanced as an unseeded player thanks to a thrilling win in the second round. After a 3-0 win in the opener, she defeated Stanford No. 1 Pamela Chua 7-11, 11-1, 11-6, 8-11, 11-6 to reach her second straight quarterfinal round. She will take on Yale's Millie Tomlinson, the 2011 national champion, Saturday afternoon.
Both Nicole Bunyan and Rachel Leizman lost in the first round, though both came back with hard-fought wins in their consolation debuts.
In the 'B' draw, juniors Alex Sawin and Lexi Saunders, as well as sophomore Hallie Dewey, are all still in the mix and will play Round of 16 matches Saturday.
Harrity is the top seed in the Pool Division (the men's 'A' flight), and he swept his first two matches of the tournament Friday. His quarterfinal match will be a rematch of the 2011 championship final, as he takes on Cornell's Nick Sachvie.
Harrity defeated Sachvie 3-0 in the 2011 final, and he beat him 3-1 during the regular season this year.
A win could send Harrity into a semifinal with Columbia's Ramit Tandon, who knocked the Princeton co-captain out of the 2012 championships during the semifinal round. Tandon, the fourth seed, will have a tough quarterfinal against Ahmed Abdel Khalek of Bates College.
Osborne is the only unseeded player remaining in the men's draw, though he also swept both of his matches. After a win over Trinity's Karan Malik, he defeated sixth-seeded Chris Hanson of Dartmouth 13-11, 11-7, 11-4 to reach his first quarterfinal round.
Osborne's classmate, Samuel Kang, was in the hunt for one of the biggest upsets in tournament history. After a first-round win over Harvard's Gary Power, he pushed reigning champion Ali Farag of Harvard in four very close games before falling 3-1. The pair split the first two, and Farag followed with an 11-9 win. Kang got to 9-9 in the fourth, but Farag finished the match.
Junior Dylan Ward, playing in his first 'A' draw, lost to Brandon McLaughlin, the No. 2 player from Harvard.
Freshman Vivek Dinodia remains alive in the 'B' draw, and will face Harvard No. 6 player Tom Mullaney in the Round of 16.


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ASU Career: Preseason All-American in 2002…named No. 8 prospect for 2002 season by Baseball America…highly sought-after recruit out of high school…great mound presence and command…throws three pitches for strikes…excellent fastball that touches low 90s…slated as ASU's No. 1 starting pitcher for 2002…came back strong from Tommy John surgery in 2001 and did not miss a start in his career…named second-team Summer All-American by Baseball America…finished his career with a 15-8 record and 3.91 career ERA... had 170 career strikeouts in 181.2 innings.
2002 (RS-Sophomore): Selected as honorable mention All-Pac-10 as a starting pitcher… also earned honorable mention Academic All-Pac-10 honors … a preseason All-American third team selection by Baseball America… led the team in wins with a 9-6 record… finished eighth in the Pac-10 with a 3.72 ERA and third with 93 strikeouts… registered team-high three complete games during his redshirt-sophomore campaign… drafted in 12th round of the 2002 MLB Draft by the Colorado Rockies… did not miss a turn in the rotation all year, making 17 starts only two years removed from Tommy John surgery… lasted six or more innings in 12 of his 17 starts… registered 10 or more strikeouts three times… pitched first career complete-game in second start of the year vs. Tennessee (2/9)… scattered seven hits and one earned run vs. the 25th-ranked Volunteers… earned Collegiate Baseball National Pitcher of the Week and Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week honors after striking out career-high 17 batters vs. Washington (3/29)… his 17 K's were the sixth most in single-game ASU history and the most by a Sun Devil since Ryan Mills in 1997… no Sun Devil has struck out more in a single game since 1972… limited opposing hitters to a .270 batting average… was 5-4 with a 3.05 ERA in nine non-conference starts…. recorded a 4-2 record and 4.50 ERA in eight Pac-10 contests… registered all but two of his wins in 2002 at home, going 7-4 with a 3.62 ERA… was 2-2 with a 4.00 ERA on the road… had his best month of the year in March when he went 4-1 with a 1.32 ERA and 47 strikeouts (34.0 IP)… was especially tough in the first two innings, combining for a 1.85 ERA and 28 strikeouts in 34.0 innings in the first two frames… was a member of the 2001 USA Baseball National Team, earning Baseball America second-team Summer All-American.
2001 (RS-Freshman): Named honorable mention All-Pac-10 and Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American…made 2001 debut and return from Tommy John surgery out of the bullpen on Feb. 3 vs. Southern Utah…first five innings came as a reliever, posting a 5.40 ERA out of the bullpen for the year…made first start in over a year vs. LSU on March 4, allowing three hits and one run in two innings…first win came in 3.1-inning start vs. Creighton (2/17)…was phenomenal in first career Pac-10 start at Cal (3/17), picking up the no-decision in allowing only four hits and two runs, and striking out six in 7.0 innings…in 13 starts in 2001, was 5-2 with a 3.96 ERA…emerged as ASU's Friday night starter in late March…started March 30 vs. Stanford, one year to the day removed from when he had Tommy John surgery…had a commanding six-inning two-hitter (both infield singles) at Tennessee (5/2) that earned him Pac-10 Pitcher of the Week honors…pitched five strong innings, allowing five hits and two runs vs. Texas Tech in NCAA Regionals…recorded six strikeouts in seven of his 13 starts…opposing hitters hit only .256 off him…finished fourth on team with 4.06 ERA…was stellar on the road with a 2-1 record and 2.89 ERA in 37.1 innings away from Packard Stadium…selected as ASU's Jim Henderson Courage Award winner.
2001 Summer: Joined an elite group of college freshmen and sophomores on the 2001 Team USA National team…was 3-1 with a 1.56 ERA…named second-team Summer All-American by Baseball America for his performance…ended summer with shutout of Taiwan…held opposing batters to .173 batting average…struck out 35 and walked only nine…joined former Devils Willie Bloomquist (1998), Jon Switzer (2000) and Casey Myers (2000), who have represented ASU on Team USA in recent years.
2000 (Redshirt Year): Pitched in two early-season games, combining to allow eight hits in nine innings…was the Devils' opening-day starter…sidelined with arm injury and did not return…granted medical redshirt season…finished the year 1-0 with a 5.00 ERA and 14 strikeouts in 9.0 innings.
High School: A 1999 graduate of Cimarron Memorial High School in Las Vegas, Nev….was selected to Nevada's first-team all-state in '98 and '99…was voted Nevada 4A Southern Zone MVP in '99…honored as Nevada's Player of the Year in '99…set new school records going 10-1 with 0.78 ERA, including 138 strikeouts, in '99…in the first round of the '99 state playoffs, threw a one-hitter while striking out 16…his junior year, posted an 8-2 record, a 2.05 ERA and 88 strikeouts in 68 innings pitched.
MLB Draft: The 12th-round pick (351 overall) of the Colorado Rockies in the 2002 MLB First-Year Player Draft. Also selected in the fifth round by the Cincinnati Reds in the 1999 Amateur June Major League Draft.
Personal: Major is elementary education…parents are Joseph and Lynda Esposito of Las Vegas, Nev….has two sisters, Nicole (32) and Shauna (16), and a brother, Joseph (35)…his father (Joe) is a lounge singer in Las Vegas at Paris Casion and was the lead singer for a song in the Karate Kid Soundtrack ("You're the Best")…born Sept. 27, 1981, in Hollywood, Calif... full name is Michael Anthony Esposito... has a tatoo on his right upper arm with the word 'talent' written in greek... nickname by his ASU teammates was "Guido."
Mike Esposito's Career Statistics:
Year ERA W-L App GS CG SHO/CBO SV IP H R ER BB SO 2000.... 5.00 1-0 2 2 0 0/0 0 9.0 8 6 5 6 14 2001.... 4.06 5-2 16 13 0 0/0 0 68.2 66 33 31 24 63 2002.... 3.72 9-6 17 17 3 0/0 0 104.0 109 58 43 31 93 TOTAL... 3.91 15-8 35 32 3 0/0 0 181.2 183 97 79 61 170


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CLEVELAND (March 1, 2011) - The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will welcome photographer Anastasia Pantsios, whose work is currently on display in the Girls on Film: 40 Years of Women in Rock exhibit, for a live interview in the Museum's Foster Theater. Dr. Lauren Onkey, vice president of education and public programs, will interview Pantsios on Wednesday, March 23 at 7 p.m.
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You know its nearly basketball season when we are starting to talk about pre-season polls and projections. In an interesting look at the unknown, our Twister Sisters are ranked in one preseason Top 25 poll one of only two Big 12 teams to appear in that poll (Baylor). You look at Charlie Crèmes early, early poll last spring and you see more of the Big 12 scattered throughout the Top 25 Baylor #12, Oklahoma #15, ISU #20, OSU #21, and WVU #25.
This week the coachs picks came out and some of the same suspects not so surprisingly appeared.
1. Oklahoma
2. Baylor
3. WVU (tie)
3. OSU (tie)
5. Texas
7. Kansas
9. KState
10. Texas Tech
Oklahoma was bitten by the injury bug big time last year. Several players were lost for the season and yet the Sooners made it to the Sweet Sixteen again. I always respect Coach Coale. She has done a great job there and this year her team is just loaded enough to make some noise. According to SoonerSports, Led by Preseason All-Big 12 Team member and the conferences top returning scorer Aaryn Ellenberg, the Sooners return four starters from its Sweet 16 appearance last season and welcome back two -- redshirt-freshman guard Maddie Manning and sophomore forward Kaylon Williams -- from season-ending injuries. The Sooners style closely mimics that of ISU. They like to shoot the 3 and will pound it inside to Nicole Griffen (11ppg/5 reb) a solid 66 post. If they stay healthy expect them to bring solid defense and the propensity to score bunches of points to the table. Of course coming to Ames has always been their Kryptonite and I expect that trend to continue.
Baylor is the team nearly everyone wants to see lose. Its a program surrounded by questionable recruiting tactics, questionable treatment of players, and less than sportsmanlike coaching. That being said, they still have the best point guard in the country returning in All-American Odyssey Sims (12/5assists). They return one other starter in Kimetria Hayden (7ppg), but what really stands out is how they have recruited some top talent to keep their line of success running. There are a lot of questions in Waco concerning who is going to step up and take the reins for the departed seniors. Even with all of the wipeouts Baylor scored last year, there werent a lot of minutes given to underclassmen (as we experienced in the Big 12 championship when Coach Mulkey kept starters in long after Coach Fen had pulled his). Always dangerous, this could be the year when one great player just isnt enough to pull together a team.
WVU returns a key player in post Asya Bussie who was lost to injury a year ago. She is a physical presence and was first team All Big East during the 11-12 campaign. They also return Krystal Caldwell their top scorer a year ago. This is a team that gave ISU fits last year without Bussie and plays a style that actually should be a better matchup this year
except that Bussie is back. Many might remember the game a year ago when WVU coach Carey pulled all of his starters and let his reserves literally and physically beat the crap out of our players. He brought the starters back in, relatively fresh and they stole a victory in Ames. Even though Bussie hasnt played in the Big 12, you know she is good and the coaches think so too since she was voted to the preseason All Big 12 team. I wasnt so impressed with the rest of the talent on the team, but you know they will be tenacious. They return 3 starters total.
OSU was the nightmare game in Stillwater. This is a team that is streaky and when they are on its scary and when they arent its ugly. That particular game they could do no wrong. They return four starters graduating only Toni Young (their top player). Coming back are a slew of points with Donohoe (15), Bias (12) and and Martin (10). They were very top heavy in minutes played (sound familiar?) and will need to lean on some new people to provide any depth. Definitely not a big team, they will more closely mirror our Cyclones in who they put on the floor. Seeing the matchup with Bias and our guards should be interesting to say the least.
Why is Texas picked where they are? I mean, they were beat in the first round of last years tournament by an undermanned KState squad. They finished only ahead of lowly TCU in the standings. So why all the respect and a #5 pick? Youth. They return some outstanding players including senior Chassidy Fussell (14pts/5reb), junior Nneka Enemkpali (13/9), and sophomore Imani McGee-Stafford (11/8). While they are a statistically better 3 point shooting team than ISU, they attempted about half that of the sisters. They are also in the second year under Coach Karen Aston. This is a team that can score and the 67 McGee-Stafford could be a matchup problem although she can be pushed around and frustrated. Putting them in at #5 shows respect for all of the returning players, but also says that they are still a bit of a mystery.
ISU, I've talked about in my preseason position analysis and there have been several good articles written about the four guard offense they will run this year. Im the eternal optimist when I think that will cause matchup problems for many teams we face. You only have to look at Kentucky to realize what it can do.
After ISU the point totals (votes) fall way off. The bottom end of the Big 12 is filled with inexperience and lots of question marks. Its kind of fun that it all starts off with Kansas.
The Jayhawks have two starters returning including Chelsea Gardner (8ppg/7reb) and Natalie Knight (8ppg). The rest of the team is a relative mystery as they bring in a five freshman class. They have what is now considered average size (64 being the tallest) but nothing spectacular to talk about. The recruiting class was average with the best being guard Dakota Gonzalez a three star (#44 guard) out of Idaho. Lots of rebuilding to do here.
Last year TCU was the laughing stock of the conference
the team everyone counted on to beat up. They return four starters from a 9-21 campaign. The top player is Zahna Medley (13ppg) who was picked as a pre-season All Big 12 honorable mention selection. She was a unanimous All Freshman pick a year ago. Unfortunately, there just isnt a lot to back her up. Only one other double digit scorer in Natalie Ventress (11ppg). They were a horrible shooting team last year hitting 31% from the field and a miserable 70% from the free throw line. For comparisons sake ISU hit 43% and 81% respectively. I expect improvement from TCU, but not much. Perhaps enough to get 13-14 wins total.
How the purple kitties have fallen. Usually a consistent Big-12 power, K-State is picked for 9th this year. Last year they played the entire season short handed as the injury bug hit them especially bad. All everything Brittany Chambers is gone along with her 21 points per game. Three starters return, but when you depend so heavily on one player this isnt saying much. They have some average freshmen coming in including Kindred Wesemann (#58 guard) a 3 star guard and Breanna Lewis a 65 post (no position rank and no stars). That speaks volumes. Coach Patterson has had some tough times getting quality recruits to come to the middle of nowhere and its caught up with them.
At the bottom of the heap is Texas Tech. A team that finished 20-9 last year and finished tied for 3rd in the conference was a senior loaded team. They were also a team that finished the season on a bad slide losing their last two regular season games and first round games in the Big 12 and NCAA tourneys. They have a brand new coaching staff led by Candi Whitaker (replacing Kristy Curry who jumped ship for Alabama). They have one returning starter in Kelsi Baker (10.7ppg/5reb) and thats it. They have some height in the Schneider girls, but both of the 65 players had very little impact last year and appear to be more projects than anything else. Not a lot of help in the wings and this is a very young team. They are going to have a rough year and will probably be similar to TCU from last season.
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Acoustimac - Enjoyed reading your review. Look forwad to the "more to come" article. I would point out one minor mistake on the Baylor analysis. Kimetria Hayden does not return for this year as she was a senior. Her sister Breanna is here now however, and was nearly twice the scorer in HS that Kimetria was. BU is taking a heavy hit this year with the graduation of the Sr class, but is replacing them with a freshmen class that appears be practically as impressive. It will be interesting to watch them contribute and develop this year. Experience is what they're lacking, and only playing time will cure that.I believe WV will be a strong contender this year. I also would not be surprised to see TX do better than many expect. I watched them a lot of times last year and could see a lot of potential in their young players. Not really sure where I would rate OU. I just know Cherry Cola can always coach em up. Overall this may be one of the most interesting conference races in history, and I really look forward to seeing how it turns out. So good look to ISU, and get that "more to come" out soon. Enjoy your writings.
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Not really sure where I would rate OU. I just know Cherry Cola can always coach em up. Overall this may be one of the most interesting conference races in history, and I really look forward to seeing how it turns out. So good look to ISU, and get that "more to come" out soon. Enjoy your writings.
I laughed at this. However, I respect her a whole heck of a lot more than BU's coach. I usually root for Big XII teams when they play teams from other conferences, but after last year's Big XII final, I refuse to root for KM until she gets a clue about true sportsmanship.
However, despite the personal dislike for KM, there is no denying that BU will be a force to be reckoned with this year. Great write-up acoustimac!
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"The early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese."
Going to be stealing the cherry cola nickname. Good post btw.
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Going to be stealing the cherry cola nickname. Good post btw.
It's such and obvious nickname, it's leaves everyone wondering why they hadn't thought of it:)
Thanks Cous for the write up.
While I think OU has the options to recover and should be the front runner starting the season, One thing I think people are missing about OU is how much losing McFarland will impact that team, especially defensively and rebounding. She was their inside/outside post (legit 3 ball threat), a big body tough defender and screener in the middle, 10 points a game, 10.5 rebounds a game, and their top rebounder by a mile.
By comparison, Griffin at 6 6 averages under 5 rebounds a game. To me, Griffin is a little soft.
I also think ISU being the 2nd place team last year, only second to Baylor, should have earned ISU more respect than 6th. Yes, Pop and Anna are hard to replace, but BF, like Coale has demonstrated an ability to coach to his team's strengths. I for one, just cannot wait to see Moody and Jadda playing together along with Brynn, Kidd, and Seanna.
And, I can't but think BF has been paying very close attention to the run and gun with a smaller lineup that Fred has been running.
7 Straight years to the NCAA Tourney. Enough said. To me, 6th was fair, but also a slight.
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Great comments TRB. I agree, but will never put anything past Coale. Your comments about Coach Fen are exactly why I'm so amped up about this season.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by DFracassa lovely! I have a deep, deep love for Deruta ceramics, and the instant I saw this mat I knew I had to have it, for that reason. The pattern, while listed as Portuguese, looks much more Italian to me than anything. The mat is large -- much larger than most of the others sold by WM -- and larger than the other mats I'd previously purchased, also from WM. Unlike the previous reviewer's experience, my mat arrived looking bright, vibrant, and full of Tuscan-esque charm. It looks fabulous in my Italian kitchen, and I will most definitely be ordering another. October 18, 2013
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Celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the fiftieth birthday of rock & roll transformed the 2005 Induction Ceremony into an extra-special occasion. As Jann Wenner pointed out in his opening remarks, "In 1954 came the first record by Elvis Presley, followed by Chuck Berry's, Bo Diddley's, and Little Richard's first releases in 1955, the same year that Bill Haley's "Rock Around the Clock" hit Number One. Jerry Lee Lewis released his first national record in 1956.
A half-century later, Buddy Guy, the O'Jays, The Pretenders, Percy Sledge, U2, Frank Barsalona and Seymour Stein were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.


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Ernesto Asaltacunas
Ernesto Asaltacunas (born in Santa Clara, Cuba) is a twenty-seven year old resident of Liberty City. He is the star power pitcher for the Liberty Swingers and has a history of dating very young girls, including thirteen year old heiress Jill Von Crastenburg. It is implied that Asaltacunas is a pedophile. He has been arrested on two occasions: in 2005 for a criminal sex act on a minor and then in 2006 for possession of a controlled substance (namely steroids). He was also caught with child pornography, although charges were later dropped, and was the central figure in a 2006 doping scandal at the Liberty Swingers.
Asaltacunas is partially a parody of twin brothers Jose Canseco and Ozzie Canseco, both Cuban baseball players who used steroids (but never accused of pedophilia). Jose, more notably, was also part of a steroid scandal in 2005 after he accused Mark McGwire and other former teammates of steroid use in his autobiography.
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Surname: Asaltacunas
First Name: Ernesto
Age: 27
Place of Birth: Santa Clara, Cuba
Affiliations: N/A
Criminal Record:
- 2005 - Criminal Sexual Act: Minor
- 2006 - Possession Controlled Substance: Steroids
- Star Power Pitcher for the Liberty Swingers.
- History of dating very young girls.
- Believed to have had a relationship with teen heiress Jill Von Crastenburg.
- Caught in the possession of child pornography but charges were dropped.
- Central figure in a 2006 doping scandal at the Liberty Swingers.
- Asaltacunas means "Bassinet Assaulter" in Spanish, possibly referring to his pedophilia.


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With all the changes that menopause brings, did you really think your vagina would be an exception? Luckily we've got just the thing to help: an excerpt from Sexual Health & Menopause, a new online resource from The North American Menopause Society (NAMS), that explains what to expect and how best to deal with it. For more information, checkout the complete guide, which includes tables and illustrations, on the NAMS website.
Dial in on Discomfort
Shifting levels of hormones—especially estrogen—during the menopause transition produce changes in a woman's body. Both the vagina and the external female genitals (vulva) are affected. Two common changes are vulvovaginal atrophy and atrophic vaginitis.
- Vulvovaginal atrophy. During perimenopause, less estrogen may cause the tissues of the vulva and the lining of the vagina to become thinner, drier, and less elastic or flexible—a condition known as vulvovaginal atrophy. Vaginal secretions are reduced, resulting in decreased lubrication. Reduced levels of estrogen also result in an increase in vaginal pH, which makes the vagina less acidic, just as it was before puberty.
Continuing to have regular vaginal sexual activity through menopause helps to preserve the thickness and moisture of vaginal tissues and maintain the vagina's length and width. This helps keep sexual activity pleasurable.
- Atrophic vaginitis.When "–itis" is added to a word, it generally means inflammation. Inflammation of the vagina after menopause in a woman who is not using hormone therapy is called atrophic vaginitis. This condition can include redness of the vagina and vaginal discharge. It's associated with the loss of estrogen after menopause and usually improves with the use of low doses of vaginal estrogen therapy.
Keep Sex Comfortable
If you are having mild vulvar irritation or discomfort, the first thing to do is stop using soap on the inner parts of the vulva—clean water is perfectly adequate. Also, use only white unscented toilet paper, wash your underwear in detergents without dyes and perfumes, and discontinue using fabric softeners and anti-cling laundry products. Avoid using lotions and perfumed products on the inner vulva as well.
Menopause-related vaginal dryness often leads to pain with penetration and during deep intercourse, and can be associated with arousal difficulties as well. Many different topical vaginal treatments are available, from nonprescription, nonmedicated lubricants and moisturizers to prescription-only topical forms of estrogen therapy (see table).
Lubricants and moisturizers are effective in relieving pain during intercourse for many midlife women with mild to moderate vaginal dryness, so these products are a natural place to start. That's particularly the case for women who are not candidates for vaginal estrogen therapy or are not comfortable using it.
If you have more severe vaginal dryness and related pain, or if lubricants and moisturizers don't work well for you, see your healthcare provider.
- Moisturizers. Like lubricants, vaginal moisturizers reduce the painful friction that sex can cause as a result of vaginal atrophy. Additionally, moisturizers, unlike lubricants, are absorbed into the skin and cling to the vaginal lining in a way that mimics natural secretions. Another difference is that moisturizers are applied regularly, not just before sex, and their effects are more long-term, lasting up to 3 or 4 days. Some moisturizers have an applicator to help place the product into the vagina.
- Low-dose vaginal estrogen therapy. Estrogen products designed for vaginal application have been proven to restore vaginal blood flow and improve the thickness and stretchiness of vaginal tissue in peri- and postmenopausal women. These products act to reverse the thinning and dryness of vaginal tissues rather than just providing the temporary relief that lubricants and moisturizers do. For this reason, low-dose vaginal estrogen is appropriate in most cases for peri- and postmenopausal women who do not get sufficient relief from moisturizers or lubricants or whose symptoms of vaginal atrophy are interfering with their quality of life.
Vaginal estrogen should be used at the lowest effective dose, again to limit any effects elsewhere in the body. If you've had breast cancer, be sure to mention this to your healthcare provider before using estrogen in any form so that you can properly weigh its benefits and risks.
Low-dose vaginal estrogen is very effective against atrophy-related pain during sex, with up to 93% of women reporting significant improvement and 57% to 75% reporting that their sexual comfort is restored. Improvements in vaginal moisture and health typically occur within a few weeks of starting therapy, although relief from severe vaginal atrophy can take several months.
All forms of vaginal estrogen are similarly effective, and most forms are associated with minimal side effects, although women's individual responses may differ. The form chosen should be based on your individual preference, factoring in cost and insurance coverage, after discussion with your healthcare provider.
If low-dose vaginal estrogen therapy is right for you, you may also use lubricants and moisturizers as needed. Sometimes, after estrogen therapy has restored the vaginal tissues to a more healthy state, it can be stopped and nonhormonal lubricants or moisturizers can be used alone. To maintain the benefit, however, it is important to continue regular vaginal sexual activity.
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The California Coalition Against Sexual Assault is looking for someone to join our prevention team. Projects include providing training and technical assistance to California's Rape Prevention & Education grantees, researching for and developing resources for the national PreventConnect online community and working on the National Sexual Assault Conference to be held August 28-30, 2013 in Hollywood, California. For full job description visit http://preventconnect.org/2013/02/opportunity-to-join-the-preventconnectcalcasa-prevention-team/ [1]
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The other day, I received a call from Sandy in New York. She was ecstatic because her sponsored child, Erica, had asked to be her friend on Facebook and wanted to know if she could correspond with her child through Facebook instead of writing letters. After all, it would be so much more convenient for her.
Sigh. These conversations are always difficult for me. I would have loved to have told her, "Yes, go for it!" but I couldn't. You shouldn't communicate directly with your sponsored child outside of the realm of Compassion. In fact, before children are registered in our programs, they and their parents agree to our communication guidelines: No contact outside of Compassion.
Why, you ask? Wouldn't it save money? Wouldn't it save time?
It probably would, but it could also come at the expense of you and your sponsored child's safety, and this type of communication places the child, family and church partner staff in a difficult situation.
It's not uncommon for someone who knows a child who is sponsored to create an account on a social networking site and pretend to be the child, to contact the sponsor and ask for money, and to threaten the child's well-being if money isn't provided.
We cannot protect you or your sponsored child if we are not involved in the correspondence between you and the child. We also have a responsibility to protect the children from sponsors who don't have the children's best interest in mind.
Without being the center of the correspondence process, we also cannot ensure that you don't inadvertently write something inappropriate or offensive to the child – cross-cultural sensitivities seem to appear out of nowhere, even out of good intentions.
While it may seem easier and more cost-efficient for us to allow contact through social networking sites, we don't allow it at this time because we want to be sure it's done well, done right and done with the best interests of the children in mind.
So, I asked Sandy to delete the friend request and to not respond to it. I also sent an e-mail to my co-worker Jill. In situations like this, Jill contacts the country office, which works with the development center staff to remind the child of our guidelines regarding direct contact with sponsors. The center staff also makes sure it was indeed the child who initiated the contact.
If you are contacted by your sponsored child outside of Compassion's portals (e.g., by phone, e-mail, Facebook, Twitter, etc.), please don't respond, even to say, "I'm sorry but I can't talk with you in this manner." And please let us know about the contact.
If it happens in Facebook or Twitter, please use the site's "block" feature to block the person from asking you to be their friend. I know this may sound harsh, but please try to imagine what could happen if these guidelines weren't in place.
Thanks so much for your willingness to respect our communication policies. I know it's hard and not what you'd prefer to do.


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it is highly mafia esque with its length, and with its HIGH CLASSNESS as well. it is made of camel hair and %100 MONGOLIAN cashmir and its color compliments my hair very well. my mom estimates its worth as $500+
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Review – Blue Cat Audio "Multi Pack"
While this month has thus far been dedicated to plug-ins and their direct application to sound design, it's important to remember that there are also tools that help us make decisions in the sound design process. To that end, here's a review of Blue Cat Audio's "Multi Pack."
The Multi Pack is a set of three analysis plug-ins: FreqAnalyst Multi, StereScope Multi and Oscilloscope Multi. The "multi" designation in the naming of these plug-ins is an indication of the most unique feature they incorporate. There are numerous signal analysis tools out there, but very few that let you compare multiple signals simultaneously. These plug-ins are built around that concept. The beauty in the application of that concept here is that the user has complete control of how, and where, that data is displayed.Read More


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So, what am I? A traitor (per blu) or a comedian? Sigh, why not disagree and rebut, discuss. Throwing labels on people only serves to antagonize.
It's an old rule of thumb, when the discussion degenerates into name-calling the discussion is over and the fight begins.
I'm out of another thread, carry on.
Well, I just heard that gasonline prices for the US rank at 103. Meaning that 102 other countriesd pay higher gasoline prices than we do. I think that the highest was in Mozambique or some other African country where the fuel cost was $18.43 per gallon!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We are spoiled, living here in America. When I returned from Iceland in 2001, gasoline was $5.20 per LITRE!!!! Fuel has always been more expensive in europe, but they also have more fuel efficient vehicles and "hoof it" or use those gay little Vespa's most of the time.
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No. 6 Womens Water Polo Dominates No. 7 Iona, Cruises to 12-2 Victory
Led by Saranna Soroka's four goals and Ashleigh Johnson's 15 saves, the sixth-seeded Princeton women's water polo team cruised to a 12-2 victory over seventh-seeded Iona Saturday in the consolation round at the NCAA Championship.
The 10th-ranked Tigers (27-6) will now face the winner of the No. 5 UC San Diego – No. 8 Pomona-Pitzer matchup in the fifth-place game on Sunday at 1:45 p.m.
"It was great to come back this afternoon after last night's tough loss," said head coach Luis Nicolao. "I thought our kids played well and we did a great job defensively ... That is something we always talk about, knowing offense will come. From the get-go we had a good mindset. We were worried about a little let down after last night, but I was just happy to see us come out from the get-go and play great team defense and from there we were able to get some shots ... It is nice to get a [win]."
Soroka was one of four Tigers to put multi-goal performances on display, as Pippa Temple notched a hat trick and Taylor Dunstan and Katie Rigler each scored twice.
Rachele Gyorffy excelled feeding the ball into the center, connecting twice with Soroka, to amass a team-high four of Princeton's 10 assists. She also had a goal and drew a pair of ejections.
As the offense found its rhythm and fluidity, successfully moving the ball around to capitalize on 12-of-25 shot attempts, the defense consistently rejected Iona shot attempt after attempt.
Along with Johnson's 15 stops, she made four of the Tigers' 14 steals en route to her 27th win of the year. The rookie goaltender also dished a pair of assists, including a long pass clear across the pool to a sprinting Dunstan to put Princeton up 2-1 at 4:03 in the first.
The Gaels scored the game-opening goal at 6:23, but it was all Princeton for the remainder of the match.
Soroka knotted things up less than 30 seconds later to set the Tigers up on 7-0 run into halftime.
Princeton went on to score eight uncontested goals through the third quarter, while shutting out the Gaels in both the second and fourth quarters.
This is the second year in a row Princeton has defeated Iona in the consolation bracket at NCAAs.
No. 6 Princeton: 3 – 4 – 4 – 1 – 12
No. 7 Iona: 1 – 0 – 1 – 0 – 2
Goals: Soroka 4, Dunstan 2, Rigler 2, Temple 3, Gyorffy 1
Assists: Soroka 1, Hooks 1, Dunstan 1, Gyorffy 4, Holechek 1, Gross 2, Johnson 2
Steals: Soroka 1, Hatcher 1, McBee 2, Rigler 1, Zwirner 2, Klein 1, Holechek 1, Murphy 1, Johnson 4
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Aretha Louise Franklin is born in Memphis, Tennessee.
The Gospel Sound of Aretha Franklin is released on the Detroit-based JVB Records. Recorded in church at age fourteen, it would be reissued thirty years later as Aretha Gospel.
Aretha Franklin records four demos in New York City, which lead to a contract with Columbia Records.
The Great Aretha Franklin, the singer's first album for Columbia - produced by John Hammond, who signed her to the label - is released.
Aretha Franklin dents the Top Forty with an old Al Jolsen tune, "Rock-A-Bye Your Baby with a Dixie Melody." It will be her only hit in a six-year run with Columbia Records.
Aretha Franklin's last recording session for Columbia Records paves the way for her signing to Atlantic Records in 1966.
Aretha Franklin records "I Never Loved a Man (The Way I Love You)," the hit title track from her first album for Atlantic Records, at Fame Studio in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.
I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You, by Aretha Franklin, is released. It will reach #2 and remain on Billboard's album chart for 79 weeks.
"Respect," Aretha Franklin's definitive rendering of Otis Redding's soul classic, tops both the pop chart for the first of two weeks and the R&B chart for the first of seven weeks.
Aretha Arrives, Aretha Franklin's second album for Atlantic Records, is released.
Lady Soul, Aretha Franklin's third album for Atlantic Records, is released.
Aretha Franklin wins a pair of Grammy Awards (her first) for "Respect." That same month, her cover of Don Covay's "Chain of Fools" goes to the top (#1 R&B, #2 pop).
Aretha Franklin's gospel reworking of Simon and Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water" enters the charts. It will top the R&B chart for two weeks.
Aretha Franklin's Live at the Fillmore, culled from a three-night stand at San Francisco's Fillmore Auditorium, is released.
The release of Aretha Franklin's Amazing Grace, recorded at the New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Los Angeles, marks a return to the singer's gospel roots.
Aretha Franklin's version of "Ain't Nothin' Like the Real Thing" wins a Grammy Award in the "Best R&B Vocal Performance, Female" category. It is the tenth Grammy of her career.
La Diva, Aretha's final album for Atlantic Records, is released, ending her twelve-year association with the label.
"Freeway of Love," by Aretha Franklin, marks the soul diva's return to the Top Ten for the first time in more than a decade.
Aretha Franklin is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at the second annual induction dinner. Keith Richards is her presenter.
Aretha Franklin hits Number One for the second time in her career with "I Knew You Were Waiting (for Me)," a duet with George Michael.
Aretha Franklin wins Grammy Awards for Aretha (Best R&B Vocal Performance, Female) and "I Knew You Were Waiting (for Me)" (Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal).
One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism, by Aretha Franklin, wins a Grammy Award in the "Best Soul Gospel Album, Female" category.
Aretha Franklin receives a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Rhythm & Blues Foundation's third annual Pioneer Awards.
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Aretha Franklin becomes the youngest recipient of the Kennedy Center Honors at age fifty-two.
Aretha Franklin is inducted into the NAACP's Hall of Fame at the annual Image Awards.
Peaking at #26, "A Rose Is Still a Rose" becomes a late-Nineties hit for Aretha Franklin, who's now charted singles in four consecutive decades.
The autobiography of Aretha Franklin, entitled Aretha: From These Roots and cowritten with David Ritz, is published.
Erma Franklin – an accomplished soul singer and songwriter, and older sister of Aretha – dies of cancer at 64.
"The Only Thing Missin'," by Aretha Franklin, becomes a charting album track from So Damn Happy, and "Wonderful" follows three months later. With these successes, Franklin can now claim to have charted songs in five successive decades.
Aretha Franklin receives the Presidential Medal of Freedom, one of the nation's highest honors, from President George W. Bush during a ceremony in the East Room of the White House.
Aretha Franklin and Mary J. Blige win a Grammy for Best Gospel Performance for their duet "Never Gonna Break My Faith." It is Franklin's 18th Grammy.
Aretha Franklin sings "My Country 'Tis of Thee" at Barack Obama's presidential inauguration ceremony in Washington D.C.
Aretha Franklin announces the cancelation of all concert dates for at least six months due to health issues. She will undergo surgery in December for an unspecified malady.
Aretha Franklin appears by video hookup at the 53rd annual Grammy Awards, which opens with a 15-minute tribute that includes a medley of Franklin's hits by contemporary stars, including Jennifer Hudson.
A Woman Falling Out of Love, Aretha Franklin's first new recording in eight years (not counting a Christmas album), is issued on the singer's own Aretha label via an exclusive deal with Wal-Mart.
Aretha returns to the concert stage after more than half a year spent tending to her health with a "powerhouse performance" (per the Buffalo News) at the Seneca Niagara Casino, in Niagara Falls, NY.


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After the debacle of the 2005 season, The New Orleans Saints emerged a totally transformed team in 2006. The third game of the season, a Monday Night Game against the rival Atlanta Falcons, would prove to be an omen of the days that were to come. It was the first game in the Louisiana Super Dome in almost 2 years, and for Saints Fans, it was a doozey. The 23-3 domination of the Falcons began when fan favorite Steve Gleason blocked a Falcon punt and back-up safety Curtis DeLoach recovered and scored.
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Of old, humans and Faeries have dwelt side by side in parallel realms. Only the canniest mortals recognize the alluring creatures that often walk - and lie - among them.REVIEW
The righteous Fae of the Seelie Court cherish an ancient quarrel with their Dark counterparts: a curse born of anger and deceit. The Unseelie Court will perish unless one of is princes can win a woman's love - honestly, without coercion...and love her wholly in return.
To halt the slow demise of his people, Prince Thane - the embodiment of Lust - infiltrates the Georgian court to seduce his mortal inverse. Noblewoman Chastity Lennox is pureity incarnate - a sensual prize well worth winning. But Thane's carnal quest proves more challenging than he ever dreamed.
No other has ever been able - or willing - to resist his erotic charms. Chastity's resolve is maddening...and intriguing. It makes him want her all the more. But how best to seduce one who truly seems above temptation? Discover her greatest weakness and become the intoxicating essence of her deepest, most forbidden desires...
Now, allow me to introduce you to sinful Wrath:
Sin: Wrath
Eye Color: Dark, almost black
Hair Color: Dark brown, with gold highlights, (a reminder that there is Seelie in my blood)
Build: Tall, broad shoulder. Lean. Fey markings on my arms and chest that designate me as ruler of my people.
Power: The usual Dark Fey magic as well, I can come in the form of fire.
Personality: Full of anger and rage, I struggle to keep my sin at bay. Not an easy task for a king who's court is cursed and dying. Loyal to the core, I'm determined to save his court, and the other six princes who are also saddled with sins. As king, I hold myself apart from the others. I don't know why, only that I am different from them--more solitary, more isolated. But this has never bothered me…until Thane brought his human mate to our court…
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DNREC Natural Resources Police, Division of Fish & Wildlife Enforcement Section, is urging the public to use caution or keep off melting ice on ponds and waterways.
"Although the ice on your local pond may still look solid, recent above-freezing temperatures and rain in some areas have softened and weakened it, making it potentially unsafe to bear weight," said Sgt. Gregory Rhodes of Fish and Wildlife Enforcement.
Should Delaware see more extreme cold that refreezes ponds, lakes and other waterways, Enforcement encourages those considering walking, ice fishing or skating on frozen waters to follow these tips:
- Avoid walking, ice fishing, skating or other activities on ice in tidal waters. Due to the rise and fall of tidal waters, surface ice formed on these waters is unstable and unsuitable for weight-bearing activities.
- Exercise extreme caution when venturing out onto freshwater ice, and always take a buddy who could provide or summon help in an emergency situation.
- Before venturing off the shoreline, examine freshwater ice carefully to determine its thickness and uniformity.
- For walking, freshwater ice should be a minimum of 2 to 3 inches thick, clear and sound, with no thin spots caused by springs or currents
- For ice fishing, freshwater ice should be at least 4 inches thick.
- Be wary of snow on the ice, which can hide weak spots.
For more information: (302) 739-4580.
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MōVi Stabilizers To Ship August 15th, Freefly Announces
In April, when photographer Vincent Laforet unveiled a new, handheld camera stabilization system at NAB, it created lots of buzz. Called MōVi and produced by Freefly Systems, the device is a "digital 3-axis gyro-stabilized handheld camera gimbal," which Laforet promised would revolutionize "your way of thinking about camera movement." We saw what the handheld rig could do for tracking shots through some pretty outstanding videos Laforet filmed with the MōVi.
Now, Freefly has announced that the MōVI M10 will start shipping on August 15th, 2013 on a first-come-first-served basis to customers who have pre-ordered units. New customers can visit www.freeflysystems.com for more information and place their MōVI M10 preorders now at www.movirig.com (and in the near future via select dealers worldwide). The M10 will set you back $15,000 and a $2,500 deposit is required upon pre-ordering. However, in some good news, the smaller DSLR sized MōVi M5 has been priced at $5,000. This is well under the $7,500 estimate that was announced at NAB and will be welcome news to professional photographers, videographers, and small budget filmmakers. The MōVi M5 will ship in Q4 of 2013 and you can pre-order it with a $500 deposit.
In case you haven't seen it, below is a "behind the scenes" video of Vincent Laforet's "MōVi" film that made everyone so excited. Take special note of the taxi shot that they show at 2:50 or so and how it is done by a cameraman on rollerblades. You can see more of these videos and read about their creation on Vincent's blog, blog.vincentlaforet.com. The post where he announces the MōVi and posts the first films can be found right here.
Price: $15,000/$5000
Tags: camera stabilizer, Freefly Systems, MōVi, video, Vincent Laforet