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My breast have always been 'ugly' but after breastfeeding I have finally decided to get a Lift and Augmentation... What is the normal cost and how do I know if I'm paying too little or too much?
How Much Does Breast Lift and Breast Augmentation Cost?
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Don't always base your decision on price
Altering one's body with plastic surgery is an extremely important decision and should not be taken lightly. While price point is a reality for many people on a budget, it is most important to find a surgeon with the proper credentials. Ideally, a surgeon that spends time with you on a consult, has a lot of pictures to go through, is board certified, and operates in a safe environment should have these minimal qualifications.
What good is it to pay only $3500 for a breast augmentation only to have a non plastic surgeon operate on you in a risky setting? Breast augmentation can range depending on what incision is made and the type of implant used, but usually is in the range of $5000 to $8000. Good luck.
Dr. Cuber
How Much Does Breast Lift and Breast Augmentation Cost?
Our fees include all charges for the pre-operative assessment, professional fees for surgery and anesthesia, one overnight stay in our facility, and all follow-up visits, in addition to the cost of any medications and supplies needed during the operation.
I kindly ask you not to forget that looking for the lowest price is not the best approach when it concerns surgery.
I hope this helps
Cost of a breast lift or augmentation
First what type of lift? Donut, Vertical/Lollipop, Anchor each one costing more as they take more time to perform
Next what type of implant you select? Saline, Silicone soft or gummy
Next how long it takes your surgeon. Some doctors do the surgeries fast and have the tech close limiting the OR and Anesthesia time. This allows them to cut cost and lower the price
Therefore its hard to answer your question as there are so many variables
Bottom line is pick a great doctor and you will do well
Web reference: http://www.radyrahban.com/gallery/breast/breast-lift/01/
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Costs will depend on several factors: the geographic location, the skill and experience of the surgeon, and operating room and anesthesia fees. Approximate costs can be found on the Real Self website, Surgery.org, or PlasticSurgery.org
Adding an implant or your own fat can add 3000 or more for the cost of time, implants and surgery
Web reference: http://www.horowitzmd.com/plastic-surgery-procedures-newport-beach/breast-lift/
Breast Lift and Augmentation
Breast implant Costs
In looking at the a price quote for breast augmentation, you should consider many variables.
1. The Surgeon's Fee. This can vary widely depending on the experience and results and thus demand for that surgeon. This also sometimes depends on technique. For example, a sub-muscular placement of an implant is much faster and thus takes less work for the surgeon than a sub-fascial placement of the implant that takes twice as long.
2. The Implant. The breast implant price depends on using a saline, memory gel, or highly cohesive (gummybear) implants. Usually saline implants cost about $1,000 for a pair, memory gel $2,000, and highly cohesive $3,000. If fat is used instead of an implant, then usually a fat harvest charge is used instead of implant fee as liposuction supplies are used and the fat purified in a variety of methods. The size of the implant does not matter, only the type of implant. If a dermal matrix is needed then there is an additional charge (usually about $1,000). In revisions, often the same implant can be used which saves on the implant costs. If a breast lift alone is performed, then obviously there is no implant cost.
3. Anesthesia. This can vary as well. If a board certified anesthesiologist is used then the price is higher. If a CRNA (nurse anesthetist) then the price is lower. It is even lower when a doctor just uses a non-certified anesthetist nurse, or just a medical assistant to push the anesthetic drugs (yes, this actually does happen).
4. Facility Fee. This can vary if the surgeon is using a certified surgery center or hospital vs. his non-certified office.
These four components make the total price, so it is best to break these down so the patient knows exactly what she is getting.
Realself has an average cost for each city.
Best wishes,
Pablo Prichard, MD
Cost of Breast lift and Breast Augmentation
Breast augmentation in my Raleigh, NC practice is 5,000-6,000 depending on type of implant. A lift ranges from around 7500.oo up to 10,900.00 with a lift without implant being less expensive and a lift with silicone implant being the most expensive.
Best of luck,
Cost for lift and implant
Web reference: http://www.wenigerplasticsurgery.com/breast_lift.htm
National Average for Cost of Breast Lift
According to the 2012 statistics released by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the national average surgeon's fee for breast lift alone was $4332. This is only the surgeon's fee, and does not account for the cost of the breast implants, anesthesia, facility fees, and other additional expenses. This is a national average, and the cost could be higher or lower depending on your geographic area. That being said, it's extremely important that you choose a plastic surgeon based on skill, experience, education, and credentials rather than price. Beware of "bargain surgery" — it is cheap for a reason. Remember that your overall health, happiness, and satisfaction with surgery are priceless.
In the Midwestern United States, Breast Augmentations With Breast Lifts Range from $6,000 to $8,500
The combination of breast lift and breast augmentation is one of the most commonly performed cosmetic surgical procedures. Prices vary widely, and depend on several variables. It's important to make sure the fee quote includes the surgeon's fee, facility fee, anesthesia charges, implant cost and the pre and post- operative care. Each of these components may vary widely depending on the surgeon's practice.
Generally, surgeons who operate in dedicated outpatient cosmetic surgery facilities are able to offer lower facility fees than those who operate in hospitals. The surgeon's fee can vary depending on regional differences and levels of local competition. Anesthesia fees can vary, and this may be related to the use of a nurse anesthetist verses a physician anesthesiologist. Finally, there may be wide variations depending on the type of implant used. For instance, silicone implants are more expensive than saline implants.
When all of these variables are considered, fees in the Midwestern United States vary between $6,000.00 and $8500.00. It's important to remember that although price is an important component of your decision, it's not the only consideration. Make sure that your plastic surgeon is board certified with appropriate qualifications and experience.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Last night proved that there is NOTHING Khan can do to stop the haters
He fought a fighter that most said he was blatantly ducking.
He took numerous flush punches from a fighter many said all he needs to do is just land one punch and Khan is gone.
He fought a very exciting fought many said he would hide behind his jab to an easy boring decision.
He fought in a country away from his own where he could of make more from his own.
He's only 24.
He's very respectful and humble.
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I don't know. After that fight I thought there was very little any one could be critical of, he put the "as soon as he takes a punch he's out" myth to sleep, he came through adversity to beat a huge puncher in a tricky fight but still he gets hated on.
I've been watching Khan since he won silver in 2004. He became very ****y as he was beating bums fed to him by Frank Warren, on ITV, he needed to lose and he did. He got KO'd and most people seemed happy about it, including myself. Since then he's buckled down, got his shít together, worked hard and become a much better fighter and more respectable person outside the ring.
Now Khan has nothing but my respect.
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Of course khan cant stop the haters. Look at pac and what hes done and even he has haters. Floyd has haters. It comes with the territory.
Its the sane thinking people who only get listened to thank God though.
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Guy has a great attitude, heart, all the talent in the world and his chin isnt as bad as we all thought it was
Haters gonna hate but by doing so they just look like bitter losers
He dont have to be ur favourite fighter but give a man credit when its due and its most definatly due here!
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Some people don't like the idea of someone comming from a small island like UK and being able to challenge their best fighters, so haters are always gonna hate.
Idk what Khan has to do or who he has to beat to stop the haters, but they will always be there imo.
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i can see why all you Khan fans were pissed off before and i didnt really notice...i hate the fact that he is still getting haters
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its a disgrace at how anyone is hating, even had someone saying khan was ducking bradley by taking the maidana fight lol
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i feel what u saying, dude gets no love at all. poor guy.
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just ignore them, if people wanna hate, leave them to it. but people who know a little bit about boxing know that it was a great fight, khan put together some great combos and the body shots for the KD were fantastic. credit to him for sticking out the last 3 rounds after being wobbled aswell, could easily have lost there. also credit to maidana, how he got up from the KD and his late rally at the end.
khan has got work to do tho and needs to improve his defence if he is gonna rise through the p4p rankings.
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Here at the Foster School of Business, we have many opportunities to be more involved in the school. I personally think that one of the most interesting and fun ways to incorporate concepts learned in class are by competing in case competitions. My team of 3 friends (Melly, Katie, and Michelle) and I decided to work together on the IKEA International Case Competition held here at Foster. Over the course of 2 days, we were given the task of developing an international expansion plan for a Chinese herbal beauty products company, Herborist. We did extensive research and used our individual talents to put together a solid strategy for Herborist, which we then put in PowerPoint form and presented to two separate panels of judges in the preliminary and final rounds. Our hard work paid off and we won the first place $1000 IKEA prize, but perhaps more importantly, the connections with the executive panel of judges and the ability to put the win on our resumes.
I would encourage all students to try at least one case competition while here at Foster. It is a great way to practice public speaking in a business context and is a fantastic way to highlight your strengths. With such a time crunch, you and your team have to be able to work efficiently together and avoid falling prey to group level biases (MGMT 300 will teach you about that). I will admit that I was nervous presenting, but the benefits of putting myself out there and stepping up to the challenge dispelled any hesitations I had. There are many cases held throughout the year by different organizations and companies, so try one out for yourself soon. I guarantee it will be worth the effort!
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I am a mentor for Young Executives of Color (YEOC), which is a series of business exploration workshops for local high-school students of color. Students from public and private high schools throughout the Puget Sound area come to the UW campus the first Saturday of every month for YEOC workshops. Business, as an academic and career choice, is explored monthly through different activities.
This is my second year being a mentor, and the first year the program has accepted 144 students. My team consists of 12 high-school students in 9th to 12th grade. Just recently, my seniors applied to different colleges and fortunately, some students have already been accepted to colleges and universities. Although I only meet with my students at our monthly sessions, we are in constant communication about varies topics pertaining to school, social life, and family situations.
Out of all the college readiness programs offered around the world, I wish I would have had an opportunity to participate in YEOC as a high-school student. The quality of students that YEOC produces is mind blowing. These students are challenged at an early age and always surpass any expectations that are set for them. Although I will not be a mentor a next year, I still plan on being closely connected with the program.
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College students often attend career fairs in hopes of finding potential jobs. It's usually the same thing: rows of tables full of drowsy recruiters. The Retail Management Program at the University of Washington has been making the typical career fair more exciting for the past 13 years. They call it Retail Day.
Retail Day took place on April 13th. The theme of this year's event was "On the Hunt," referring to students hunting for jobs. The decor reflected the theme by incorporating safari touches all through the halls. There were vines hanging from the balconies as the students wore forest green t-shirts with safari hats.
The program provides students a networking opportunity in a more laid back atmosphere. Marie Kapelke, president of the Retail Management Program Student Association, says, "Normal career fairs can be tense and nerve wracking for both recruiters as well as students, but Retail Day allows students and recruiters to feel comfortable being themselves."
For Retail Day, the awkwardness is removed by small touches making the atmosphere more student friendly. One of the crowd pleasers is the fashion show. Kapelke says it is her favorite part. "You get to see your friends model the latest fashion trends across various clothing and jewelry retailers."
Anna Fowler was the mastermind behind the show. She sought out sponsors to donate clothes to dress the models. This year the fashion show featured clothing from retailers such as Mercer and Buffalo Exchange. Fowler also contacted people to do the models' hair and makeup to give the show a more authentic touch.
The seating area across from Orin's Place made the perfect venue for the fashion show. The Deloitte Commons served as a food and refreshment center while the retailers lined their tables through the length of the second floor. As the day went on students approached each table and spoke to the retailers. They were able to learn more about the companies and what types of opportunities are available to them.
Not only does this event provide students with a networking opportunity, but students learn to lead and work with each other as they prepare for the day. Margy Zook, chair of this year's Retail Day says, "I am able to share [this] leadership experience with potential employers in interview situations and exemplify my position in the success of the event."
This was the first year Retail Day found its home in Paccar. The students no longer had the spacious comforts of the old Balmer Commons. Creativity was the result. Mallory Lindberg, an Employment Specialist from Nordstrom, says, "There were quite a few students that were not part of the retail program who were wandering through [the recruiters' tables]…"
This new layout allowed for a larger flow of traffic to experience Retail Day. Balmer Commons was a secluded room that students had to make a conscious decision to enter. In Paccar, the event came to them in the halls so a larger population was exposed to it.
At the end of the event, the club held the annual raffle where retailers donated many prizes. One student bought just five raffle tickets (at $1 a piece) and won a snow board and a $500 gift certificate for new tires.
Zook says the event benefits the Foster School of Business as a whole. "By having Retail Day, Foster can showcase the RMP certificate in association with any of the business school majors. It also emphasizes that there are so many different majors and choices a student has through Foster."
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E&Y client bizXchange (http://www.bizx.com/) was the subject of the "live case" – meaning students were consulting on a real problem the company is facing today. All materials were created using factual data and written by bizXchange executives. Teams were challenged with figuring out a transformative solution in shifting from B2B to B2C. Cases were handed out only 40 hours before presentation, so as to simulate a strong deadline in the real world. Presentations were 10 minutes in length followed by 10 minutes of collaborative question and answer.
Judges, made up of company management and E&Y professionals, were thoroughly impressed with both the quality of suggestions and the presentations themselves. Each division had one preliminary round winner who advanced to the final round presentations. Congratulations to Kroeg & Mixson Consulting– team members Jared Egge (Senior), Rich Tigges (Junior), Brooke Schwan (Senior) and Vincent Lucero (Junior)– for their first place presentation. All four finalists received bizXchange dollars, LinkedIn recommendations and a gift bag full of E&Y swag!
Case Competitions at Foster continue to provide a unique, out of the classroom application of critical thinking and strategic development skills. Students are asked to work with one another in real life situations and are presented with an amazing opportunity to hone their presentation and professional repertoires. UMCA is inspired by the amount of individuals looking to participate and already looking forward to next year's event!
This event has steadily grown over the past three years, and organizers hope it will continue to grow in the future. Overall, Foster Week of Service was the perfect opportunity for students to think outside of the typical business-setting and focus on community awareness and philanthropy.]]>
Kwan Wong, Jenny Sang, Kevin Durkin and Collin Larson trained for weeks before leaving for the competition, with help from their faculty adviser Leta Beard and other faculty, students and alumni serving as judges for practice presentations. The competition was grueling, with three days of preliminary rounds where teams would work on a case for 5 hours, with no internet research allowed, and then present it to the judges. The Foster team was in a bracket with Mahidol University International College (Thailand) and Copenhagen Business School (Denmark) for the preliminary rounds. UW stepped out to lead the pack early by winning the most points in the first round, then winning the most points in the second round the next day to automatically qualify for the finals before the third round even began!
In the finals, the Foster team was up against some tough competition, including teams from the University of British Columbia (Canada), Maastricht University School of Business and Economics (The Netherlands) and Singapore Management University - Lee Kong Chian School of Business (Singapore), with UBC winning first place and Maastricht winning second place. While the team was excited about finishing in the top three, their friends and classmates at home followed their success online and showed thier excitement through messages of encouragement and Facebook posts.
Congratulations to the team on a successful competition as well as furthering the Foster School of Business' reputation of excellence.]]>
On November 30, 2010, the Association of Black Business Students (ABBS) and ALPFA hosted the 2nd Annual Gingerbread House Competition, sponsored by PricewaterhouseCoopers, one of the big four accounting firms. The goals of the Holiday Bash were not only to create interconnections and relationships within the business community but also to invite and unite the general UW population as well. The event was also created to promote diversity by inviting an expansive range of organizations with various concentrations in business (Ascend, Undergraduate Business Council, Social Entrepreneurship Club) to cultural (Black Student Union, Sisterhood, RETRO, etc.). By opening the event to the general public, our goal was to attract individuals who may have not had the same opportunities as the business community in being able to explore the business field to their liking. This event enabled both business and cultural organizations to intermingle, creating new networks and bonds otherwise unforeseen. Around 80-90 individuals, including participating organizations, representatives from PWC, and unaffiliated attendees, comprised the spectators at the event. The winning organization was Motivated Undergraduates Succeeding Honorably (Mush), with a double decker house, complete with accessories, such as hot tubs, a sunroof and many other goodies. The 2010 2ndAnnual Gingerbread House Competition Holiday Bash was created to benefit the UW and served as an enjoyable time for UW's students and staff before finals and the holiday season.
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I can't wait for this to come out.
The zombie dog in the one screen looks awesome btw.
it sorta looks like the first one when your in the mansion ( i peed my pants when i first played that when i was 10 ( a while ago ) ) lol JK, i wonder when the REAL trailer is coming out unlike that other trailer where its like a tour around some mansion.
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Looks incredible.
I can't wait for this to come out.
The zombie dog in the one screen looks awesome btw.
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It concerns me that there is no target cursor. The wii's targetting is dependent on the sensor bar right? So won't aiming be different on different tvs and setups? I didn't think you could do aiming without a cursor. Any thoughts?
There's a aiming cursor, it just doesn't show up in the pics, but if you see some clips you see that there is one.
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Well… Larry Sanders hasn't had the best few weeks… The Colonel held his injuries from the field surgeon just long enough to keep hope alive in his troops, but had to undergo the knife to repair his thumb and will be out 6 weeks. Was it from a punch, the champagne bottle, or just getting too close in the delivery room? No one will ever know. Talk about easily the biggest fantasy bust this season thus far. With no IR spot, drop this dude. Zaza Pachulia is now a big pickup for anyone needing big man stats. Za/Za is such a good Scrabble play! Definitely a go-to for 60+ point moves on the triples. If you have the cajones to challenge me in Words With Friends, hit me up (user ID: Jbronze). But if I smell any Word Gen, I'ma publicly smite you! Oh yeah, hoops, John Henson gets a big boost as well looking at consistent run. But beware Henson's terrible FT shooting and prepare thusly. Speaking of thusly, herebe the NBA beings-all I saw last fortnight (wait, doesn't that mean like 20 days ago? Eh you know what I meant):Please, blog, may I have some more?
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In yet another bad turn for fantasy top-100 Cs, JaVale McGee joins the triage with Tyson Chandler as centers with broken legs. However unlike Chandler with the impact fracture, McGee discovered a stress fracture in his tibia with the ominous "out indefinitely" declaration. It's a very tough break (ugh) for the Nuggets and fantasy owners hoping to see stat lines of 10/10/5 when the Nuggets were on the slate. All joking aside, I hate seeing players get injuries and it's my least favorite open in news recaps in any sport. There are a select few that are funny (my favorite will always be Bartolo Colon trying to swing for the fences and throwing out his back, and I have little sympathy because he's a roider), but I wish McGee a speedy recovery. For fantasy, he's droppable in virtually all leagues. A tall guy with a stress fracture isn't swell, plus he was only playing 16 minutes a game anyway. J.J. Hickson and Tomfey Mozgov get immediate boosts in value, Mozgov is decent when he's not getting posterized, but Hickson I think is the biggest takeaway and probably should be scooped up in most leagues if he's not owned already. He proved he can be valuable with starting minutes and is a quality big man. Here's some other headlines from over the weekend:Please, blog, may I have some more?
After a very tough start to his season going 2-14 in his first two games, Evan Fournier finally found his stroke last night going 5-10 (2-3 3PTM) for a 12/3/2 line in a season high 25 minutes. If you're like me, you're a Fournier virgin in all leagues. Sure he's way off the map (I don't know where France is!), but I have a feeling he could surprise later on in the season. In the last 8 games of 2012-13, Fournier went 11.5 Pts (0.9 3PTM) 2.3 Rebs 2.8 Asts 1.4 Stls while shooting 50% from the field and 92.9% from the stripe in only 23 minutes a game. Now that was on a playoff team, resting some stars – sure, but this Nuggets team is a mess right now. I know they just beat the Hawks, but a lineup starting Randy Foye and Jordan Hamilton (of course Wilson Chandler and Danilo Gallinari are on the shelf), Fournier could get late season run as I highly doubt the Nuggets make the playoffs. He's a great off-the-radar multi-cat guy to keep your eye on especially in deeper leagues as we start getting into the meat of the season. Here's what else I saw last night in the NBA:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Things were looking oh so good for the Colonel's original recipe heading into the season. I bought the whole bucket, the two sides and a giant big gulp of tea. But Larry Sanders could very well be one of fantasy's biggest disappointments in 2013-14, for reasons on and off the court.
Sanders signed a 4-year deal in the offseason worth a cool $44 million bucks (worth, about, a million buckets of chicken!), and the Bucks regime had big plans for their center. GM John Hammond, while trying to keep his Jurassic Park island under control, said Sanders was the key to the team. Hammond, you lost your keys! Bucks are locked out… Then the season started with Sanders nearly fouling out in 12 minutes, and in three games hasn't played more than 22 minutes, hit 2 FGs, or grabbed more than 4 boards. I was on the buy low bandwagon faster than a short sell in Trading Places. But after complaining about playing time, Sanders reportedly got into a bar fight Saturday night and effed up his thumb. Stop giving him roids, Braun, we don't need more roid rage in Milwaukee! I wonder if he was getting hazed by Ersan Ilyasova like Richie Incognito. "You must play better, now!" yells Ersan in a thick Turkish accident. Hey, Ilyasova was a scratch last night too, Gus Ayonin'! Anyway, Sanders is accused of breaking champagne bottles over peoples' heads, and to top if off he then missed Monday's game because his wife went into labor. Sorry Larry Sanders Jr… I'm just sorry… Hopefully this version of The Larry Sanders Show ends anti-climatically with Sanders getting back on the court and giving fantasy owners something. If you've got him, you have to be holding and hoping Sanders can settle down and have this blow over, before he's looking back at his life and he's Robert Swift. Here's what else went down last night in fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
As an ancient proverb goes – "I'd like to introduce you to an old friend and a new friend." Ok, so I made that up. But it sounds good!
For an old friend I've mentioned a few times and pumped up in my last rankings update before the season started up, my boy Omri Casspi had another solid outing last night that probably was under the radar. In 24 minutes, he went 7/8/5 with no turnovers, 2-4 from the field and 3-4 from the line. He just looks awesome every time I see him play. Did you know he was the first Israeli to play in the NBA? He's pretty much Chandler Parsons but with Chandler Parsons in his way. After a ho-hum first two games, his past two have been fantastic – and this last one without hitting a three which is a big part of his game. Not necessarily a must own in 12-teamers, but definitely worth a look, and needs to be grabbed in 14+.
Then my new friend – Gal Mekel on the Mavericks. You're like, "who the eff is Gal Mekel? I thought this was NBA not WNBA!" Mekel was signed to a three-year deal by the Mavs this offseason, and became the second Israeli to join the NBA. Cut to Amar'e Stoudemire going, "Hey, I should count!" With Shane Larkin dealing with an ankle injury, and no Devin Harris for a while, Mekel is getting full-on backup PG run and playing well doing it. He got his 2nd 6 assist game last night going 9/4/6 and hitting a 3. Sure some run was in junk time, but with the oft-injured Jose Calderon the only one ahead of him (hasn't played in over 68 games since 2007), Mekel could find his way into starts. Of course, now I've ruined my play on him in the REL League. Let's just hope no one in that league is reading! Here's what else I saw last night in fantasy hoops:Please, blog, may I have some more?
I always love when an off night (only 4 games yesterday) yields one of the best NBA games we've seen all year. So many story lines, so many stars. And more importantly – so much fantasy goodness!
I guess I shouldn't have curtsied around it, but there's no way Chris Paul doesn't lead the NBA in assists this year. I said in the first recap of the season he would average a bajillion assists and rack up double-digit dimes almost every game. Score two for JB! Averaging 12 a game equates to a bajillion, right? John Stockton is deadpan staring me down right now. Creepy, Stockton! Creepy… J.J. Redick will be a really underrated acquisition if the Clips indeed make a title run with how he helps space the floor with his movement and shooting, and while we all know Chris Paul is awesome, I'm already putting him as the #3 fantasy player right now, leapfrogging James Harden.
I lucked out getting last night's only late game, making Yahoo highlights for the 137-118 Clippers win. Pretty much everything played out like a video game. Everyone was hitting 3s, the scoring was astronomical, the pace was like a Peyton Manning offense, and finished off with some late alleys for the icing on the cake. Fantasy God #1 really got that L2 + Square alley working out by the end of the game; Fantasy God #2 just couldn't quite time Harden's 3-point shot release. Wait, do they even need controllers? We are the controllers! Whoa, too much philosophizing. Let's just get this back on the rails and go over some of the news and notes from last night:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Coming into this year, the fantasy freaks of the world had two guys on their radar as far as Phoenix Suns centers. Would it be one-time fantasy darling and all-the-time Polish Hammer Marcin Gortat, or lottery pick Alex Len, who could either end up as a modern-day Jon Koncak or a white Dwight Howard.
How about neither? Gortat was traded to the Washington Cheese Wiz in a very odd trade where the Suns ended up with a protected first-round pick and a frozen-in-Carbonite Emeka Okafor – which really isn't that different than Emeka Okafor – while the ex-Bullets got Gortat and three guys they waived.
Len, meanwhile, is injured, and won't be ready even when he's ready, if that makes any sense.
And all of this is perfectly fine in the retirement capital of the world.Please, blog, may I have some more?
So Russell Westbrook played yesterday… Ummm… What?
After hurting his knee in last year's playoffs, then requiring a second surgery on October 1st, Westbrook was one of the biggest fantasy news stories early in preseason with an uncertain timetable. Well that table has expired much earlier than anyone expected, and Westbrook was out there without a minutes restriction last night. It's like the first surgery was done in Hostel, then the next one at the X-Mansion. Seriously, reports ranged from from early to mid-December as a target return date, but a little Adamantium in your bones goes a long way! The good news is he's back, but the bad (and frankly, not shocking) news is he was mighty rusty. In nearly 33 minutes, Westbrook shot only 5-16 (0-2 3PTM 11-14 FT) for 21 points, with 4 Reb and 7 Ast and 4 TOs. Besides shooting like Michael Chiklis, you'll take that line any day. Very encouraging to see Westbrook get to the line that frequently, and the minutes were indeed non-limited. He looked pretty Westbrook-ish in highlights as well. Even if Westbrook isn't quite the player he was the past few seasons, all owners are looking at a steal for where they got him post-second surgery. Here's what else I saw over the weekend in fantasy hoops action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
The season of feverish NBA fantasy drafts is over, for the most part, and now the post draft hangovers come crashing home. Boy, did those Mai Tai's go down smooth! So smoothly, that you look at your team in the harsh light of day, and beyond the first couple of picks, you're filled with regret. Taking Bismack Biyombo in the 5th round? For shame, good reader, for shame!
Well, like the preacher said, I'm here to tell you the good news – All is not lost! There are some gems to be found on the waiver, and I'm here to help you find them. And if Rapscallions like JB have taught us anything, it's that many "day-after" regrets can be cured with some quick thinking and a shot of penicillin.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Are you not entertained?!
Chris Paul sure put on a show last night, dropping treys, lobbing alleys, fending off tigers chained up as obstacles. You name it! He torched the Warriors in the Clippers "home opener" (despite it being their second straight game in LA) for an unreal 42/4/15 and 6 steals. Shot 12-20 from the field and won you FT% this week going 16-17 at the stripe. Paul was so much like Russell Crowe. In LA there's even a "Coliseum" (ok maybe that's a stretch)! Games like this support Doc wanting to cover up the banners and jerseys. Even when Kobe gets back, Paul has to be the best player in LA. I said it before on Opening Night and reiterate below, but the acquisition of J.J. Redick does wonders for Paul in the Clippers spacing. I said he'll have double-digit assists almost every game. I said he'd score 42 against the Warriors. Dammit, OK so I didn't say that second one. Elite assists and steals are par for the course, and scoring like this in a few more games will have him the easy #3 fantasy player. Here's what else I saw in last night's two NBA games:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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Rodney King, the man whose video taped beating by Los Angeles police twenty years ago shocked the nation, was found dead this morning, Sunday June 17, 2012 in Southern California. According to Reuter's King's body was found at the bottom of his swimming pool in Rialto a suburb of Los Angeles. Cynthia Kelly, King's fiancee […]
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Tom Hayden: Obama spoke directly to public opinion when he refused to leave "immediately," on the grounds that Afghanistan will need "an opportunity to stabilize," an observation which the vast majority of Americans will accept, for now.
Fighting Religious Tyranny in the U.S. Military
Sharon Kyle: Mikey Weinstein established The Military Religious Freedom Foundation, dedicated to ensuring that all members of the United States Armed Forces fully receive the Constitutional guarantee of religious freedom.
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William Blum: Regime change in Syria has been on the neo-conservative wish list since at least 2002 when John Bolton, Undersecretary of State under George W. Bush, came up with a project to simultaneously break up Libya and Syria.
We Are Trayvon Martin: LGBTQ and African Americans United by Murder
Rev. Irene Monroe:With Florida's Stand Your Ground permitting Zimmerman to walk without charges, the Shepard-Byrd statute not only reminds us of how bias-motivated crimes links gays and blacks together but that it's also the best hope for Trayvon Martin and his family seeking justice.
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Certain types of cancer disproportionately affect the Latino and African-American communities. The California Oncology Research Institute will conduct FREE mammograms following a panel discussion on this topic.
Mitt: We're No Longer in an Etch-a-Sketch World
Robert Reich: There will be too many videos of Willard "Mitt" Romney during the primary saying things that were designed to appeal to increasingly far-right, far-out GOP primary voters – but will strike most Americans as bizarre if not despicable.
GOP 2012: The Pro-Fiction Campaign
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Will Arizona's GOP Latinos Help Santorum?
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Milwaukee's SDC to keep Richards St. headquarters
Milwaukee's Social Development Commission has renewed its lease to remain at its current headquarters at 4041 N. Richards St. through 2016.
The anti-poverty agency, which has faced management issues, also has started the process of finding an interim CEO to run the agency in the wake of the sudden retirement of longtime head Deborah Blanks, who led the agency for the last 15 years.
The commission that oversees the agency has decided to first hire an interim director before beginning the search for a permanent CEO.
The lease at the Richards St. building expired Thursday, and at the last minute the commission agreed to stay put. It had been considering leasing two floors at the Eaton building, 4201 N. 27th St., but that would have required a 10-year lease, Commission Chair Kris McHenry said.
"The three-year lease for Richards St. was a better financial arrangement for the big picture," she said. "It's convenient for our clients and there's a provision in the lease for future downsizing if there's a substantial reduction in Head Start or Energy Assistance funding,"
The anti-poverty agency moved into its current offices in 2003 and initially rented 62,161 square feet at a rent of $89,167 a month, or more than $1 million a year.
In 2011, an additional 8,345 square feet was rented to house the Wisconsin Works (W-2) program. But the agency's contract to operate that program expired at the end of December.
The new lease calls for the space to revert to 62,161 square feet at a rental cost of $75,577 a month, or nearly $907,000 a year.
The agency faces an uncertain economic future because of decreased funding in the coming year from the loss of the three-year, $32 million state W-2 contract. There's also a major question surrounding its biggest program - the $20 million-a-year, federally-financed Head Start program.
Because of deficiencies, the agency had to competitively rebid for the program, and it won't know until the spring how much, if any, new Head Start money it will receive.
The task of finding a new interim director has been handed to the commission's human resources committee headed by Commissioner C.J. Kim, who represents the United Way. She said the committee wants a general framework for the job by the end of February.
Four or five names already have been submitted to the agency for consideration, she said.
"We need to know what we're looking for and have an honest assessment of the skills, knowledge, ability, but also the personality of the person," said Donna Kaczmarek, director of human resources. The interim director will have to be someone who can look at the strengths and weaknesses of the organization, which has a projected $38.9 million budget, she said.
The committee agreed to consult with the Wisconsin Nonprofit Association and other similar organizations that might lend assistance with the search.
Commissioner Jim Sullivan, who represents Milwaukee County, said the interim director should be someone respected in the community and in the funding world.
As a first step, the committee decided to develop a job description for the post.
"We need to do this right," said Commissioner Melanie Holmes, who represents Milwaukee Area Technical College on the board. Otherwise, she said, the agency could get into a lot of trouble in one year.


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David Akers, Lions: Kicked a 63-yard bomb in Week 1 and still managed to post the worst field-goal percentage of his career (.690, 29-for-42). The dropoff was due to an injury Akers suffered during a kickoff in which, Akers said, "I did a full-on Charlie Brown." Healthy again, the Lions should be a good fit for a resurgence.
Dan Bailey, Cowboys: Improved his field-goal accuracy from 86.5 to 93.5 percent. Safe pick.
Matt Bryant, Falcons: Bryant turned 38 in May, so it's amazing he hasn't missed a 50-yard attempt in 3 years (7-for-7). Kicks in a dome for a high-scoring team. What more could you want?


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Counseling: Counseling is an integral part of their time at Home of the Swallow. Many of these women have experienced traumatic events in their lives and come from difficult backgrounds and often need professional counseling to help them work through these pains and find wholeness.
Education: With education being very important, we encourage and help the women study and obtain their certificate for basic schooling, if they have not done so already. The women are also taught English (or Thai if they cannot read or write), as well as other comprehension skills in order to equip them to find suitable employment. If they have completed their basic education and have a desire to seek further formal education, we do our best in assisting them to make their dreams a reality.
Life-Skill Training: The women are taught simple life skills such as cooking, cleaning, hygiene, self-care, and how to have healthy relationships. In addition to the basics, we also see it to be important tools for the women to learn time management, positive decision-making, how to budget for a household, budget personally, and even how to share what they have with others in need.
Job-Skill Training: Before the women start working, they are taught many important skills for the workplace, such as responsibility, integrity, and money management. After about 3 months (depending on the woman's progress), the women are required to work part time Monday through Friday, whether that be a respectable job in the community or making on handicrafts at home. We seek to give the girls healthy experiences, encourage a good work ethic, and give a sense of responsibility and accomplishment.
Parenting Training: The women are taught basic parenting skills such as child health and nutrition, child development, appropriate discipline, and most importantly, how to spend good time with and love their child deeply.
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Your goal is to serve the customers. Cook sandwiches, prepare coffee, milk and fruit shakes. Be careful not to overcook the bread and the eggs. Click on the sandwich first then egg and ketchup to finish preparing the sandwiches.
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lol same happened to me while i was watching bleach on youtube.
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lol same happened to me while i was watching bleach on youtube.
Point the Wii-mote at the sensor bar, and make sure nothing is blocking its path. if that don't work try all the cables and such.
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he already got it sorted.
nice to see the classic fix, "unplug it and plug it back in" working
guess its sorted already.
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