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Waving placards calling for "Mother Russia" to save them, thousands of people rallied in Sevastopol to denounce political upheaval in Kiev.
"The fascists have taken power in Kiev!" shouted one speaker to the crowd of roughly 10,000 demonstrators as they waved Russian tricolours and navy banners.
While protesters in Kiev have mainly come from the country's pro-Western Ukrainian-speaking population, in ousted President Viktor Yanukovych's Russian-speaking heartland in the east and in Crimea people have been frosty if not outright hostile to the changes.
"Bandits have taken power in Kiev. I am here to protect my town," said Stanislav Bolotnikovsky, 53.
Russia has condemned the events in Ukraine as a putsch and painted the protesters in Kiev - where nationalist and right-wing groups make up a hard core - as dangerous extremists. Those sentiments were echoed yesterday in Sevastopol.
"A coup d'etat has taken place in Kiev. I don't want my children to live in a country led by fascists," said small businessman Evgeny, 39.
But the ire is not just directed against the demonstrators in the Ukrainian capital.
Instead much of the anger is targeted at Yanukovych and how he handled the crisis. "Yanukovych is not my president anymore. He showed proof of weakness by sending unprotected policemen in against armed bandits," pro-Russia protester Bolotinsky said.
Another, retiree Tatyana Segeyevna spoke about stability and the broader destiny of the country.
"Yesterday I hoped that there could be some sort of solution. Now though we have to reattach Crimea to Russia - that way we'll get stability back," she said.
Local officials in Crimea have moved quickly to quash fears of a potential separatist uprising.
Crimea's Prime Minister Anatolii Mohyliov declared that the region was ready to "follow" the decisions taken by Parliament since Yanukovych's majority there collapsed.


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How does the A2 compare to the Magni in amping K701s? Should I just grab the A2 over the Magni and call it a day? Source used would be a Modi, should I upgrade that instead?
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How does the A2 compare to the Magni in amping K701s? Should I just grab the A2 over the Magni and call it a day? Source used would be a Modi, should I upgrade that instead?
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I would definitely go for the A2. It brings out a different level of refinement to my ears than the magni.
Sorry, this is half off topic... but has anyone gotten the Uber upgrade for the bifrost? How's it sound? I'm particularly curious to how it pairs with the A2 if anyone here has done it.
+1-inquiring minds want to know At least those of us w/ new A2's who are still DAC shopping .
Read this thread: http://www.head-fi.org/t/661444/schiit-bifrost-uber-analog-upgrade/180#post_9435436
It's getting a lot of praise.
I'll have both together on Thursday. Already have the uber upgrade for the bifrost and really like it.
sweet I look forward to your impressions Matt.
From which component does the heat come from? I don't see any heatsinks. Just curious, since many are commenting on its heat output.
Look at the broad carefully. Notice the four white outline squares on the middle right edge of the circuit board. The hot power output devices are underneath and attached to the bottom of the case with screws. If you look at the bottom of the case you will see additional row of four screws.
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So, this thing runs damn hot, like Asgard?
If by "damn hot" you mean 40-45 degrees C, then yes.
And you're not concerned with that?
Nope. The entire chassis is a heat sink, and we're running the outputs well within their safe operating area, even derating for the operational temperature. Sorry, some engineerese crept in there.
But it still runs hot!
And technically, that's still not a question. If you want an amp that runs cold, it's best to look elsewhere.
Ok thanks. Any issue for or against leaving the amp on all the time? I know with tube amps it is not recommended to leave it on, but with computers it is preferred to leave it on 24/7 to avoid the issue of cooling and heating, causing contraction and expansion of the internals causing potential damage.
I do not leave my computer on 24/7 since heat will shorten the life more than my concern about the contraction and expansion . I just turn if off for the night unless I am running a server that needs to be up 24/7. The same with all of my audio equipment. I just not turn it off and on many times during the day. I do leave my Internet router on 24/7. I do not waste electricity for possible "potential" issues.
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The massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT casts a long shadow. Towns all across the nation have held candlelight vigils for the slain children, their teachers and principal and to mourn with the families who lost innocent loved ones. School districts everywhere are reexamining their safety policies and emergency plans. From state houses to the White House to Capitol Hill, an important debate about guns and gun control has begun, and this time around almost everyone is starting from the premise that the status quo is no longer acceptable.
What happened at Sandy Hook Elementary was just one of 16 mass shootings in the United States this year that left 88 people dead, but this newest incident appears to have changed the national conversation. Against this backdrop, rural America needs to weigh in on a debate that in the past has often pitted rural interests against those of urban America. Rural Americans are stakeholders and need to be heard.
Up to now, the hard-line positions of a well-financed gun lobby have successfully dominated the debate. We believe the time has come for individual gun owners at the grassroots level to speak up in a thoughtful way without simply mouthing the established rhetoric of the National Rifle Association (NRA), whose top lobbiest, Wayne LaPierre, proposed last Friday that armed police officers be placed in every school as a solution. Hunters, sportsmen and gun owners need to be deeply involved in offering common sense suggestions for addressing America's gun-violence problem.
We in the Upper Delaware Valley live in a place where hunting has been a way of life since this land was settled. Most of us know hunters who, if they can, traditionally take off a day or so from work at the beginning of rifle season. In a lucky year, they will be able to put game on the table for many a winter meal. In addition, not only do we have a large number of local hunters, but our fields and forests attract thousands of visiting or vacationing hunters who come to our region as a sport and travel destination, giving a boost to our local economy after summertime's tourists have departed. For those who think we should not kill Bambi or Bambi's mother, the reality is that if the state did not manage the size of the deer herd (by controlling the number of hunting licenses it issues), our farms and yards and outdoor habitats would be overrun by these creatures.
Now comes the hard part. Over the years, people on either side of the gun control debate have become mired in the ideology of their own positions. The time has come to reconsider our strict ideologies and to work toward a consensus that seeks practical solutions.
"What we're looking for here," President Obama said last week as he tried to frame the debate, "is a thoughtful approach that says we can preserve our Second Amendment, we can make sure that responsible gun owners are able to carry out their activities, but that we're gonna actually be serious about the safety side of this….
"The fact is, the vast majority of gun owners are responsible … but I am also betting that a vast majority of gun owners agree that we should keep a small few from owning a high-capacity weapon of war."
Connecticut Governor Dannel Malloy wondered in a television interview why anyone would need to possess such high-capacity, military weapons. "You don't hunt deer with these things," he said. "And I think that's the question that a lot of people are going to have to resolve their own minds: Where should this line get drawn?"
We at The River Reporter ask our many hunters and gun owners along the Upper Delaware to write to us and to offer thoughtful, concrete suggestions for how to address this national scandal while preserving the Second Amendment.


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In 1942, editors of the American Journal of Public Health1 invited letters "On the subject of what and who, and even why, is an epidemiologist." Responses over the next 7 months make delightful reading for those with an interest in the evolution of the discipline. Now, 70 years later, we find ourselves still talking about what an epidemiologist is and does. It seems we continue to have questions about our proper role, despite our maturation as a discipline in the latter half of the 20th century.2
In this issue of EPIDEMIOLOGY, Dowdy and Pai3 propose a new model of epidemiologist: "Accountable Health Advocate" (AHA). It would be difficult to disagree with their arguments for increased funding of translational public health research, and there may be merit in their call for new publication venues and broader criteria for professional advancement in academic settings. However, creation of the AHA is not necessary for any of that and doing so implies that other epidemiologists do not have the responsibilities claimed for the AHA.
The value of the concrete actions or skills that Dowdy and Pai3 want to see enhanced cannot be denied: more funding for public health, including translation and evaluation; clearer communication; publication policies that value application and evaluation; and advancement opportunities for epidemiologists who focus on translating findings to clinics, communities, council chambers, and Congress. This does not mean we need to define the "Accountable Health Advocate" as a new type of epidemiologist.
Translation of epidemiologic evidence into practice is already supported by current trends—namely, the growth of multidisciplinary teams that marshal the joint expertise of persons skilled in health communication, behavior, intervention, implementation, systems management, environmental and occupational health, and policy formulation. These persons and others are natural collaborators in translating research findings into programs, policy, structural reform, and health-enhancing practices. Such multidisciplinary teams are more likely to develop innovative applications of epidemiologic research than epidemiologists alone, even if some of the epidemiologists were AHAs. The range of disciplines extends beyond traditional health sciences to include basic and social sciences, perhaps even art and humanities. Much as we may need to enhance our own skills, we already have around us colleagues who have the requisite skills, if we will but avail ourselves of what they have to offer (and teach) us.
The practice of epidemiology itself is multifaceted and multidimensional, and the roles we take on are just as varied. Some of us work in settings where the roles emphasized by Dowdy and Pai3 are part and parcel of our work, whereas others are in settings where such roles are difficult to assume, perhaps even forbidden. The nature of epidemiology and the complexity of health-related problems call for epidemiologists to use a breadth of knowledge, skills, methods, and applications that no single person could ever hope to master. Some of us engage more actively in translation or policy formation, whereas others find those activities beyond their expertise or outside the bounds of their position. Those limitations, however, do not relieve us of our professional obligations to conduct responsible (read "accountable") research directed toward improving the health of people and communities.
In 1994, Nijhuis and van der Maesen4 explored the meanings of "public" and "health" with each on a continuum: "public" ranging from an aggregation of individuals to a more social construct, and "health" ranging from a mechanistic model to more holistic concepts of well-being. A decade later, Khushf5 expanded this approach to create a three-dimensional graphic using a dimension of well-being (from somatic function to environmental integration), a scale of intervention (from subsystems to policy), and system level (from individual to culture). The Figure draws on Khushf's work to depict three of the multiple dimensions of the epidemiologist's "workspace." The placement is not static—our work goes back and forth on each axis (and others) as projects progress or we move among projects. (Labels should be considered suggestive rather than definitive or exhaustive.)
The horizontal dimension represents the spectrum of health research targets, from individual health to the health of small social groups (such as families) and to the health of society. The vertical dimension represents the focus of investigation ranging from molecular (genes, biomarkers) through traditional population-based studies and on to social epidemiology, with its emphasis on social and cultural determinants of health. Both dimensions are incorporated into multidimensional ecologic models of health that are now common,6 although more in conception than in realization.
The third dimension shows that advocacy and dissemination begin within the scientific community. One need only attend a scientific meeting to see evidence of advocacy of a scientific position that does not go beyond the circle of experts in the area. Epidemiologists and our colleagues in many other disciplines are engaged every day in the use of epidemiologic research as a basis for design and implementation of community intervention trials—one example of translating findings into the community. At the limit of the axis is policy formation (or structural reform and other upstream arenas) as just one example of how epidemiologic findings might constitute the basis for informed policy with potential to enhance population health. Things come full circle when epidemiologic methods are then used to evaluate the impact of that policy on population health. At no point in this three-dimensional space does one suddenly become an "Accountable Health Advocate," and virtually any point in this space can be characterized as accountable health advocacy.
Although transparency and communication are important aspects of accountability, there is no account of accountability that demonstrates why these and other characteristics of it would not apply to all practicing epidemiologists. Accountability goes beyond openness and communication and includes taking responsibility and being responsible for something.7 To say the AHA is accountable to society is only part of the story. We are all accountable to the profession and to the community of scholars, to institutions for which we work, to funders, editors, reviewers, and authors, and to the public at large that supports the work we do. Indeed, such accountability is, in my view, one of the three essential characteristics of a profession. (The other two are commitment to expertise in a discipline and excellence in its practice, and commitment to a shared set of values.) Accountability is essential for every epidemiologist, regardless of the degree to which he or she focuses on etiologic research or application of discoveries.7,8 Our accountability is not simply payback but is a reflection of a fundamental ethical obligation and commitment to enhance population health. Accountability is part of responsible epidemiologic practice in general.
The ability to communicate clearly is essential for epidemiologists. The Plain Writing Act of 2010 requires government documents to use "writing that is clear, concise, well-organized, and … appropriate to the subject or field and intended audience" (PL 111–274; October 13, 2010). The act also requires agencies to train staff in "plain writing." Thus, one of the needs described by Dowdy and Pai is being addressed through government training programs in those settings.6 Experts from government agencies can be enlisted to provide workshops for professional organizations. Many academic institutions offer resources to assist researchers in improving communication skills. There are increasing opportunities to develop communication skills, without resorting to a new type of epidemiologist who relieves the rest of us of responsibility for translating our findings to communities most affected by them.
The AHA concept emphasizes "health" without an exposition of what it means, especially in the public health arena. The claim that health has value because it affects human lives is one that requires further development. What is health and why does it have such value? Is the value of individual health distinct from the value of population health? There is an implicit moral weight given to it, but it is never clear whether the moral value of health is instrumental or intrinsic or both. A careful examination of the foundations of the concepts of health being used and the nature of their value would be helpful.
Similarly, the nature of the advocacy proposed is not clear. Concerns about epidemiologists as advocates have been related to lack of objectivity and inadequate training.7 Only the latter is addressed. Greenland9 rightly argues that objectivity is not attainable, nor is it desirable. But neutrality before the data, circumspect humility, and awareness of fallibility demand a degree of caution and disclosure of the values that shape our judgment. What is troubling is the tendency of the language of the piece to set the role of epidemiologist as researcher ("knowledge generation") against the role of epidemiologist as translator of research and participant in shaping programs, practice, and policy, when most of us play these roles to varying degrees at different points (Fig.).
The case for greater funding of public health translational research requires tackling a range of issues, including the problems of credibility of epidemiologic research and ethical issues of resource allocation and distributive and restorative justice (including the "prevention paradox" of Rose10). A probing exploration of these issues would be of value, but it would require asking why the movement from discovery to meaningful implementation and impact is so hard and takes so long and is often so limited or selective. The AHA proposal does not show us how that problem is alleviated in concrete ways that are novel.
What is needed is a model of translation for epidemiologic research to public health practice that is more nuanced and sophisticated than the diagram from Dowdy and Pai. It must account for uncertainty and balancing of goods—both outcomes and resources—and must consider the multileveled determinants of health and complex factors that affect policy formation and program implementation. Furthermore, to suggest that there needs to be a shift in scientific effort from discovery (or knowledge generation) to translation is misguided. The scientific process does not operate that way. Translation and application move alongside discovery but often at different rates. Sometimes, discovery far outpaces the realization of application, whereas at other times, the demand for an application is unmet because the underlying scientific knowledge does not yet support what is needed.
MacIntyre11 defines practice as a "coherent and complex form of socially established cooperative human activity through which goods internal to that form of activity are realized." At its core epidemiology is a conceptual approach to defining and investigating problems that affect the health and well-being of populations, with a continually developing methodological toolbox and rapidly growing substantive knowledge. Public health in its quest for healthy people and healthy communities defines a common goal that unifies otherwise disparate disciplines. Policymaking is one possible end toward which epidemiologic research is directed, but only as an intermediate end, with the ultimate goal being the people's health.12
If we value epidemiologists who emphasize translation and application to practice, then we can simply say that some of us are translational epidemiologists or applied epidemiologists, although for many of us, those are roles we assume in addition to research and discovery. There are already numerous examples of epidemiologists who not only have expertise in scientific content and epidemiologic methods but also actively engage in synthesizing knowledge, translating it to practical application in program design and policy formulation, design and implement interventions, and disseminate findings. Such experts are not confined to public health agencies, where that role is surely the norm rather than the exception.
Much as I might agree with and applaud some of the goals of the argument, I do not see the need for a new type of epidemiology—if for no other reason than because it could imply that the rest of us are thereby relieved of our responsibility to be accountable to society, to pursue health for the people, and to advocate for those things that make for excellence in epidemiologic practice and health and well-being in our communities.
ROBERT MCKEOWN is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Epidemiology at the University of South Carolina. He is immediate past president of the American College of Epidemiology and a past chair of the Epidemiology Section of the American Public Health Association. The writings of philosopher of science Michael Polanyi have influenced his thought. His research focuses on psychiatric epidemiology and public health ethics.
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Software Art is art where software, programming code, or software concepts play a significant role. It's closely related to Net Art.
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YELL COUNTY, AR - A woman remains jailed the day after the bodies of her husband and infant son were found in the Ouachita National Forest.
Brooke Floyd, 21, is not charged in the deaths of Brian Floyd, 33, and Harper Floyd, 10 months, but faces charges of Hindering Apprehension and Endangering the Welfare of a Minor.
She was found in a wooded area on Friday with cuts and bruises but it's been unclear how she was injured.
Officials with the Yell County Sheriff's Office say Mrs. Floyd is the only person of interest in the case.
Any further charges filed against her will be up to the prosecutor when he receives the not yet completed investigation files.
The bodies of the man and child were found Tuesday afternoon in a remote area off Forest Service Rd. 18 near where Mr. Floyd's pickup truck had been found the day before.
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Games Tyrone Corbin has lost for us this season by not making adjustments or refusing to call timeouts to stop momentum: 11 (yes, I keep this number up-to-date)
...how do I blow it up? Way to small for my eyes to see! But would love to .
I can't see it either.
This is the probably the same size as the one Ty uses, so not a complete fail by the OP.
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There are three things I have been wrong about and I want to fess up right here and now after the massive 777 point decline in the Dow.
First, I was wrong that we would not see a crash. 777 points down is a crash.
Second, I was wrong in thinking that a feckless Congress would roll over and pass the extremely flawed Paulson Economic Patriot Act. Whether they are brave or stupid will be decided based on how events unfold in the future.
Third, I was wrong in wanting a bill to pass at all. I certainly did not want Congress to use Paulson's plan as a baseline, which they did. But, given the choice of passing it or doing nothing I felt passing it was better. Having had time to reflect, I believe this was wrong too.
So, I was wrong on three counts – full stop.
However, despite the fall in markets, Congress's not having passed the Economic Patriot Act may be a blessing in disguise. The FTSE is trading up. Dow futures show a rise of 170 points. So, maybe the sell-off was a one-day event.
In any event, it does give the U.S. Congress more time to pass new legislation crafted from scratch. And the new proposal can have the things we need in it:
- An explicit government guarantee of deposits to end the worry about the solvency of the banking system.
- An independent agency to shut down, merge and liquidate insolvent banks. The independent RTC-like agency will make the determination for every single bank. The banks themselves will have zero say in the determination of the independent agency. The faster the liquidation process is complete, the sooner confidence will be restored.
- Separation of good assets from bad assets, not by buying them up at inflated prices, but by sticking bad assets into separate a separate "bad bank" entity at market prices. This will bolster banks' counter-party confidence.
- Recapitalization of remaining solvent banks. This can happen through private monies. But, if necessary the government can get preferred shares or warrants or what have you. That way the solvent banks are re-capitalized and taxpayers get the upside.
- Increased regulation. Obviously this is what the public wants. Unless we can show how we are going to stop this from happening again, there will be little support. The new regulation may merely need to be explicit oversight of regulators by Congress as much of the problem is not the need for new regulation but enforcement of the regulations we already have. While we need this to get the bill supported, I am skeptical about the need for more regulation.
- Cap on pay. The independent agency will determine who needs additional capital and who doesn't. Banks should be given a chance to raise capital in the private sector for a fixed number of days. Banks that need capital injections from the government will not have a say on pay caps as this will be mandated. Again, we have seen that people want this pay cap.
- Defense against politicization of the process. Having Hank Paulson or his successor controlling the crisis resolution process is setting the United States up for a politicization of the process. The regulator must be an independent body free of all political influence.
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Cool, it's very rare to see someone mention his past errors and also claiming he was wrong. That's very cool.
The good thing about me is that I am always right (!!! ;-) ;-) ) so when I say that's cool, you can take it for granted.
I still think that you are wrong about something though: 777 down on the Dow was not a crash. It was just the expiration of the Bernanke+Paulson PUT, which I have mentioned here several times. There was a whole lot of bullishness excesses in the market, and the plan not going through, the stock market had to adjust to the normal level without the bailout plan flooding money in the markets.
The proof that the sell off was not a crash is that we are quite a nice recovery today. I think if it was a crash, the sell off would have continued.
Also note that the sell off might have been accentuated by the fact that no short covering could happen, since the SEC and the gov have decided that prices should only go up.


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The GamesIndustry.biz Podcast #2: ACTA and Ethics
Thomas Bidaux, Alec Meer and Iain Gilfeather discuss Foxconn, ACTA and selling hardware on a handset model
Welcome to episode two of the GamesIndustry.biz podcast.
With host Dan Pearson on this month's show are Thomas Bidaux of MMO consultancy ICO Partners, RPS editor Alec Meer and Iain Gilfeather, technical lead and co-founder of Brighton studio Fat Pebble.
In this edition the guests discuss a broad range of topics, covering the ethical issues raised by the apparent worker mistreatment at Foxconn plants in China; the potential for selling pure gaming hardware via the mobile handset contract model; the progress of ACTA in the light of SOPA and PIPA's shelving; the likely fate of THQ and what's really happening with the UK's microstudios.
Our guests this month are from a variety of backgrounds, ensuring a wide range of opinion on the matters discussed. Thomas is an MMO specialist and ex NCsoft employee, whilst Alec is a veteran games journalist and technology writer. Iain is an experienced developer with a background in both AAA large studio work and micro-studio start ups.
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AKRON, Ohio--Former world number one Tiger Woods withdrew from Sunday's final round of the World Golf Championships Bridgestone Invitational with back spasms, casting serious doubt on his status for the upcoming PGA Championship.
The final major tournament of the year tees off in four days at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky, and Woods was hopeful it might signal a return to form as the 14-time major champion chases the career record of 18 majors won by Jack Nicklaus.
Woods, 38, underwent back surgery March 31 to relieve pressure on a pinched nerve and this was only this third event since the operation.
He apparently injured his back again when he hit his second shot at the second hole from an awkward stance and fell backward into a bunker.
"I just jarred it and it has been spasming ever since," Woods said. "It's just the whole lower back."
Woods missed the cut at the PGA event he hosts in Washington in late June and finished level 69th at the British Open last month, his worst 72-hole showing in a major as a professional but his only four-round effort without pain since February.
Woods struggled to finish the round even after his injury but was 65 yards short on a par-3 hole and found a concession stand with an approach shot.
As he departed, Woods said his pain became progressively worse in the last round of his final PGA Championship warm-up event at Firestone Country Club — a course where he has won eight times.
At the time he withdrew, he was three-over par for the final round and stood four-over for the tournament.
"After grimacing in pain after his tee shot on No. 9, Tiger Woods has withdrawn from the @WGC_Bridgestone," tweeted the PGA Tour.
Woods was seen holding his back as he departed, being driven off the course in a golf buggy, forced to sit ramrod straight to help alleviate the pain.
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Ptosis repair surgery improves both vision and quality of life for the patient, according to a new report by the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
Characterized by drooping upper eyelids, ptosis can interfere with vision and cause discomfort. Upper blepharoplasty and blepharoptosis repair are surgeries that can correct the problem.
The report, published in Ophthalmology journal, analyzed results from 13 studies that had looked at the outcomes of these surgeries.
"As oculoplastic surgeons, we see the visual improvement and comfort that patients obtain from the surgical correction of upper lid ptosis and dermatochalasis. This study was performed to analyze the scientific data available to substantiate this," Kenneth V. Cahill, MD, wrote to Medscape Medical News.
Dr. Cahill said that patients are sometimes denied functional blepharoplasty and ptosis repair surgery by third party payors because of "arbitrary and/or incorrect policies regarding the functional indications for these procedures." Eyelid surgery is often performed for cosmetic reasons, but for ptosis patients, the purpose of the surgery is functional.
"Patient-reported quality-of-life impairment caused by ptosis and dermatochalasis is highly correlated with functional improvement from ptosis surgery," said Dr. Cahill.
Tamara R. Fountain, MD, a clinical correspondent for the American Academy of Ophthalmology who was not involved in the study, said that she is always amazed at how life-changing the surgery can be for those who suffer from ptosis.
"For my patients who have been denied coverage and then choose to pay out of pocket, they often tell me it was the best investment they'd ever made and only wish they'd done it sooner," Dr. Fountain said.
Dr. Lo is an oculoplastic surgeon, meaning he is trained in both facial cosmetic surgery and ophthalmology. He treats ptosis patients at his Tucson practice.
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- n. Any of an ancient French breed of sturdily built, rough-coated dogs.
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- n. An ancient French breed of sturdy, rough-coated dogs.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. an old French breed of large strong usually black dogs having a long tail and long wavy and slightly stiff coat.
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- n. old French breed of large strong usually black dogs having a long tail and long wavy and slightly stiff coat
More Briard puppy updates at thecoughlin, under her briard puppies tag.
Boling lounged back in a deep armchair, joined by Raye the briard.
Delighting Wes and Maggie, they also brought with them a long-haired tawny puppy, a briard named Raye.
"Tell No One" - Give me a white-knuckle chase and a briard with a key role in a thriller any time.
You not only get a dog, you get one who is typically "dignified, lordly, scowling, sober and snobbish" (shar-pei); "merry and affectionate" (English cocker spaniel); "reserved and discerning with strangers" (chow chow); with a "rollicking personality" (Irish setter); full of "self-importance" (Pekingese); having "heedless, reckless pluck" (Irish terrier); "equable" (Bouvier des Flandres); or, most surprisingly, "a dog at heart" (briard).


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March 2008
I felt like booing when the Cardinals 5-1 lead today was rendered worthless by a rainout. Apparently some other folks felt like booing today, too.
Let's Play Ball!
Yay, Opening Day is upon us…let's play ball! I have to say I was
distracted lately with other stuff and spending a lot of time on my pop
culture blog writing about American Idol, so I really didn't pay
attention to Spring Training. The Cards had a decent spring, with a
17-10 record, the third best in the National League. Reading Matthew
Leach's column on the outlook for this season, I realize I have a lot
to learn about this team. As he points out, only 8 players on the
current roster were also on the 2006 world series team. My hopes are
not the highest, especially when I look at our pitching rotation. With
Carpenter, Mulder, Clement and Pinero still not available, we're going
to be struggling. We can only hope the offense comes up big and with
Duncan, Ankiel and Pujols, there's a good chance it will. I've ordered
up my MLB Extra Innings package on my cable so I can watch a lot of
games here in LA and hopefully be a more faithful blogger and haikuist.
Who Says LA Doesn't Like Sports?
Man, I wish I would have
attended the exhibition game at the LA Coliseum on Saturday. The Red Sox
beat the Dodgers 7-4 in front of a crowd of 115,300 – the largest crowd
to ever watch a baseball game! This game is one of many events this
year that will commemorate the Dodgers' 50th anniversary of their move
from Brooklyn to LA. The team played at the Coliseum for 4 years until
Dodger Stadium was ready. My dad was living in Lancaster, CA at that
time, working for McDonnell Douglas at Edwards Air Force Base, right
around the time Chuck Yeager was there pushing that little orange plane
of his to the limit. My dad saw a few Dodger games at the Coliseum.
Anyway, I should have gone to be a part of history, but by the time I
got around to looking for tickets, only standing room was left and I
wasn't too excited about dealing with the traffic nightmare. If you
were there, leave a comment and tell us how it was.
Get Well, Scott
The Cardinals did what they had to do after the news broke about Scott Spiezio's latest drunken escapade involving at least 6 vodka cranberries, driving on the wrong side of the road, vomiting, punching out his friend, and hiding in a closet. They released him. The team's been so damaged by alcohol abuse it's starting to look like James Hetfield's liver.
It's hard to imagine what the 2008 Cardinals will be like without all the familiar faces like Edmonds, Eckstein, Rolen and now Spiezio. I will miss having Scott on the team. After joining the team, Scott showed his enthusiasm by dyeing his imperial bright red and Cardinal fans responded by aping the facial hair. Scott was definitely a fan favorite and very useful to the team as he could play multiple roles and often came through in the clutch.
The team stood by Scott last year as he sought help for his booze
addiction, but this very public relapse proves one trip to rehab wasn't
enough. One would think seeing a teammate die from drunk driving last
year would be a wake-up call, but sometimes a person hits the snooze
button. Let's hope Scott wakes up this time and gets the
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Inter Milan fell just short of pulling off one of the most remarkable comebacks in European football history, as an Emmanuel Adebayor away goal helped Spurs progress to the quarter-finals of the Europa League.
It was a lifeless performance by Andre Villas-Boas' team, who had clearly underestimated the task of finishing the job in the second leg.
But they are through to the next round, and now in with a great chance of winning the competition.
The Nerazzurri will have to turn attentions to their pursuit of third place in the league, in order to gain entry into the Champions League next season, as well as the semi-final of the Coppa Italia against Roma.
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Resorts mark the start of ski season
Skiers and snowboarders have started to head to the mountains of West Virginia as the first downhill area opened Wednesday for the 2013/2014 season.
Snowshoe Mountain opened its trails Wednesday morning, kicking off their 40th season with three lifts and about 10 trails available for skiers and snowboarders.
Meanwhile officials with Winterplace Ski Resort in Raleigh County announced they opened Friday, two weeks ahead of their scheduled Dec. 14 opening. After providing skiing this weekend, Winterplace will rope off the trails Monday through Thursday for early season trail maintenance and then open for the rest of the season beginning Friday.
The other alpine areas in the state, Canaan Valley, Timberline, and Oglebay are all planning to open for the season the early part of December. The recent cold temperatures throughout the mountains of West Virginia have allowed the resort's snowmakers to work around the clock covering the slopes for skiing and snowboarding.
The snowmakers at all of the state's ski resorts can produce manmade snow whenever temperatures permit, allowing the industry's unsung heroes to cover the slopes for skiers and snowboarders. When snowmaking conditions are at their best (in the low teens), over 20,000 tons of snow is being produced in West Virginia per hour, enough snow to cover 20 football fields with a foot of snow each hour
The mountain state's resorts annually attract over 800,000 skier visits, and last year that figure was reached.
"It's great to open for the season, all of the resorts are ready for the skiers and snowboarders," says Terry Pfeiffer, president of the West Virginia Ski Areas Association and president of Winterplace. The ski and snowboard season traditionally, weather permitting, continues from Thanksgiving through early April. The five-month long ski season in West Virginia has an estimated economic impact of over $250 million and 5,000 jobs at the resorts and other related companies.
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Yerkes Observatory hosts Academy for Young Scientists
Students will continue their studies for the next two years
(Published Jan. 24, 2007, 9:38 a.m.)
Students and teachers from 20 Wisconsin and Illinois schools explored the universe with the Hubble Space Telescope and a variety of other research instruments as participants in the newly created Yerkes Observatory Astrophysics Academy for Young Scientists last Saturday, Jan. 20.
Forty teachers and 250 students in grades three to eight participated in the program, which the National Science Foundation is funding with an $800,000 grant to the University of Chicago and Aurora University. The students, including some with visual and hearing impairments, will be expected to commit 150 hours to the Academy outside of school hours over two years. Their activities will include a weeklong summer camp hosted by Aurora University at the George Williams College Campus and Yerkes Observatory, field trips to Adler Planetarium and Museum in Chicago and remote viewing of the night sky over Japan via the Tokyo Science Museum.
Yerkes Observatory Director Kyle Cudworth likened the time investment to the after-school commitment that many children devote to sports. "If you sign up for sports, you make a commitment at least for a season," said Cudworth, a professor in astronomy and astrophysics at the University of Chicago. The teachers, meanwhile, will receive professional development and be paid for their involvement in the program, much the way a coach would. Each school also will receive $1,000 worth of telescopes and other equipment for their use in after-school club activities.
The Academy is an outgrowth of the Yerkes' (SEE) Space Exploration Experience project, which in recent years has introduced the world of astronomy to students at the Wisconsin Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired. "The exciting thing for all of us is being able to continue to work with the blind and visually impaired and to be able to add working with the deaf and hard of hearing," said Yerkes Education and Outreach Coordinator Vivian Hoette. In this expanded format, the Academy will serve as a demonstration of how Yerkes could operate in the future as an education and outreach center as it evolves away from its long tradition of astronomical research, Cudworth said.
Teachers in the Academy will plan and propose a research project for the Hubble Space Telescope, then analyze the resulting data. "Our goal is to engage the teachers and students in all phases of real scientific research, to give them firsthand experience in the methods--and exhilaration--of exploring the universe," Cudworth said.
Assisting with the Academy will be Max Mutchler, a research astronomer with the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore. Mutchler grew up in Racine, Wis., a relatively short distance from Yerkes Observatory in Williams Bay, Wis. "I look forward to the opportunity to help inspire area students to study science, technology, engineering and math--and give them a glimpse of how it can lead to an interesting and fulfilling career," Mutchler said.
Also involved in the Academy are Al Harper and Richard Kron, both of whom are professors in astronomy and astrophysics at the University of Chicago. Kron is a member of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey collaboration, while Harper is a member of the SOFIA (Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy) science team.
"One thing that has been a hallmark of Yerkes education outreach has been the close working relationship of astronomers and educators," Cudworth said. The Academy will consist of four key components: observing the sky, investigating light and the electromagnetic spectrum, using telescopes, and building instruments.
Observing the sky. During this part of the program, Academy participants will learn how Earth's rotation and its motion around the sun causes most of the changes they see in the sky during the night and across the seasons. "We want the kids to develop their observing skills and their inquiry skills," Hoette said. "We're not going to teach them what they're seeing. We're going to teach them how to look and how to record their observation."
Investigating light. "While most participants in this program see visible light, there are other forms of electromagnetic radiation that are also light, but our eyes are just as blind to those as the blind students' eyes are to visible light," Cudworth said. "When we come to talking about the ultraviolet or infrared or X-rays or radio, we're all blind. But these others forms of light can be detected, measured, and tell us a lot."
Using telescopes. With telescopes at Yerkes and elsewhere, and tapping resources provided in connection with the Hubble Telescope and other astronomical observatories, students will do imaging, data collection and analysis. The students will have six nights of observing throughout the program.
Building instruments. During this phase of the program, students will build their own technology including cameras, telescopes, or special instruments that could be used independently or mounted on Yerkes telescopes to observe and collect real astronomical data.
The activities are all part of Yerkes' efforts to engage a wider audience in the scientific adventure. They follow a philosophy once stated by Nobel laureate Riccardo Giacconi, the first director of the Hubble Space Telescope. Said Giacconi: "The dazzling discoveries by scientists remain curiously sterile unless they become assimilated in the general culture and become part of the intellectual heritage of mankind."
A long list of organizations has joined Yerkes as partners in the program. They are the Geneva Lakes area schools and school districts, the teacher education programs at George Williams College of Aurora University, Wisconsin Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired, the National Federation for the Blind, the Wisconsin School for the Deaf, local business and civic associations, the Adler Planetarium and Museum, the Science Museum of Tokyo, the Hands-On Universe at Lawrence Hall of Science of the University of California, Berkeley, and the Astronomy Resources Connecting Schools teachers of the Illinois Mathematics and Science Partnership.
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Aug 22nd, 2005, 01:06 PM #1----
hhmmm.. not quiet sure whether this thread suppose to be here or somewhere else.. but i was just wondering whether anyone suggest a good dermetologist and a good laser (facial) hair remover in lahore? plus any review or price comparison?
Aug 22nd, 2005, 03:01 PM #2----
i always wanted to find out about that tooo..... woundering if it was cheaper from here usa but i think u can find out type in google search im sure ull find plenty of result.
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When i saw a derm in Lahore for acne he said laser treatment for it was abt Rs 1000 per visit. And he said the norm was 3 visits. Dont know abt hair removal. Also, he had an office in Barkat Market but also sat at Niazi Hospital in Guldasht Town (near teh new airport/ rangers headquarters area).I love children and old people. Its everyone in between I can't stand - Don Imus
Aug 22nd, 2005, 08:30 PM #4----
you should be careful getting laser hair removal in pakistan. i had it done in karachi and it was 7000 rupees per treatment thats cheaper then how much it cost in states but the laser they use in pakistan is not as good as the one they use here. i had to get my laser done here because even though in pakistan i got 4 treatments the hair still grew back. after getting it done here the hair never grew back. also be careful in pakistan because one of my friends got laser done there and they burned her face and it took a while for the burns to heal.
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well it can happen anywhere even somebody can burn their face in us /uk or no matter where.. specially those with sensitive and/or delicate skin
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I wudnt trust pakisTere binaa zindagi lagaye aik saza
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^idiotDon't tell me any of your secrets...even if i am asking you...i would never keep it a secret.
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Anyway there is an authenic place in Lahore on Gulberg Main Boulevard...i am not sure how much they will charge.....I found out there number from Jamal's Yellow Pages ---call them if u think you can trust them go for it...goodluck.
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well. If ur going t Lahore you can contact the depilex people, they have a trained Dermatologist on board and have a good reputation. With laser treatments the results always vary, my mother go her facial hair removed in Islamabad and is happy with the results. Its much cheaper than here. Also if you want to get a facial peel's done , they don't cost that much but you have to be very careful as to whom you go upto. There's a doc in E/7 , gondal road (i forgot the name as usual), who did my cousin's Peel and he is pretty well known. If you want pm me (coz I forget to check my posts sometimes)and I'll get his name for you.I hate both men and women, and am afraid of animals, so basically I am very very lonely.
Sep 4th, 2009, 07:08 AM #14----
My wife had laser hair removal from lahore and she had six sessions and it is now three years,she did not have any hair on face.She used to pay 7000 per session at that time.That Laser Center Claim money back guarantee for laser hair removal which i did not see anywhere in Lahore.There is no harm if you get money back guaranteed results and there should be no second thought.
However one should call if that center did not change their policy.Doc is competent and qualified from Paris France and what i have seen thoroughly honest and dedicated for his profession.
One may find address and contacts from his website
Best of Luck


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