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Home Entertainment 10 Situations When You Should Actually Be Wearing A Helmet
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Helmet (noun) : a hard or padded protective hat, various types of which are worn by soldiers, police officers, motorcyclists, sports players, and others.
This simple thing has many other roles to play and can actually be a life saving tool! How? Like this:
1. When visiting your girlfriend after forgetting her birthday or your anniversary date.
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3. When visit your parents with the annual report card.
4. When reaching late to the office when have an important meeting.
5. In metro, when feel like giving a head bang to your co-travelers!
6. While cooking for the first time in kitchen!
7. Or every time you give onions a chop- chop!
8. When want to spend some alone time with your brain.
9. To protect yourself after being caught for a sneak- out!
10. To avoid entrance of unwanted things in your brain!
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To quote one of Henry Rollins' least-favorite singers, Morrissey, "big mouth strikes again." Hardcore's ubiquitous raconteur and all-around excellent KCRW DJ can't shut up and sit still for too long, so he has embarked on another spoken-word jaunt/bitchfest, the appropriately titled Frequent Flyer tour. What topics will have Rollins' veins popping? The Gulf of Mexico oil spill? Health care? Dissolution of The Hills? His recent acting stint on FX's Sons of Anarchy, where he played a white supremacist? Beneath the tats and pecs, Rollins is really a softy who's definitely in touch with his feminine side. He'd have to be. Not many punk legends have been invited to guest-judge on RuPaul's Drag Race, perhaps his best career move. Miss Thing could give a few pointers on taming those angry brows. These shows benefit the West Memphis Three and Holly Grove Children's Services Center.
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A one-off exhibition entitled Spirit of Womanhood is to be launched by the Women's Interfaith Network in celebration of International Women's Day.
Hundreds of female artists from around the world were invited to submit their personal takes on the show's title in an effort to spark a global, interfaith dialogue.
Leading figures from the art world have selected the winning pieces to be displayed at London's Oxo Tower Wharf from 20 March, with English artist Tracey Emin and leading QC Cherie Blair backing the event.
Spirit of Womanhood presents artists' personal takes on their womanhood, including a wide range of paintings, drawings, sculptures, photography and ceramics.
Sebnem Ugural's "Pinhole" offers a striking insight into 'the individual and universal soul of womanhood', while Aileen Kelly's "School Number One" pays tribute to women's resilience in the midst of mayhem.
In pictures: Spirit of Womanhood finalists
In pictures: Spirit of Womanhood finalists
1/11 'Diversity' - Siddiqa Juma
Siddiqa's art is guided by Islamic tradition and the teachings of the Qur'an, celebrating her rich cultural and religious heritage. She moved to England from East Africa aged 14 and later studied graphic design. Siddiqa's paintings are full of vibrant colours and intricate patterns, uneviling her eagerness to engage with her faith.
Siddiqa Juma
2/11 'Piligrimage' - Siddiqa Juma
This second painting from Siddiqa further depicts her fixation with Hajj - the pilgrimage to Mecca that each Muslim aims to complete at least once in their life-time. Siddiqa's yearning to do so herself can be sensed in her work.
Siddiqa Juma
3/11 'Une Fenêtre' - Sally Faure
Sally's painting is a close-up of a veiled woman's eye. The artist was inspired by a debate in France on whether Muslims should be allowed to wear the veil in schools. 'Regarding my ethnicity paintings, my women (as I like to call them) are free,' she says. 'They simply embrace their ancestors' customs.'
Sally Faure
4/11 'Peppi Knott' - Wendy Elia
Wendy's 'Histories in Age of Confusion' pieces celebrate British multi and mixed race women. She says: 'My sitters always stare back at the viewer refusing to be passive, they confront us and invite us into their world on their terms through a celebration of their cultural and ethic histories.'
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5/11 'Flora' - Clare Lewington
Clare specialises in portrait photography. 'Flora' depicts a woman from the Kasigua Basket Weaver's initiative in Kenya. The determined and talented ladies weave brightly-coloured baskets in all shapes and sizes. The baskets are then sold through markets and provide a sustainable source of income for the whole community, allowing the women to provide for their families in times of hardship.
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6/11 'Pinhole' - Sebnem Ugural
Turkish photographer and women's rights activist Sebnem started making her own pinhole cameras. She takes self portraits where she is both the observer and the observed at the same time. Her photographs aim to capture both the individual and universal soul of womanhood. She says: 'I try to show we, as women, can have and decide on our own interests. We are not only bodies.'
Sebnem Ugural
7/11 'School Number One' - Aileen Kelly
Aileen says: 'Having been brought up in Northern Ireland I understand the importance of dialogue between the different religious sections of society. As a young catholic I rarely encountered any children of differing faiths or ethnic backgrounds. In the midst of daily murders and mayhem it was women who held communities and families together. They were resilient and had an ability to take a broader view.'
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8/11 'Inside I' - Belgin Bozsahin
Turkish sculptor Belgin's 'Inside' artworks are constructed from deconstructed female forms with hard crusted exteriors contrasting soft-coloured, smooth interior surfaces. She says: 'My sculptures are developed from my own feeling of how I am inside myself and how the interaction of an exterior life demands layers, a thicker skin, which whilst protecting also conceals and disguises, challenges an observer to look past it, (and to remind myself) to see what beauty, delight and surprises lie within.'
Belgin Bozsahin
9/11 'Opening' - Belgin Bozsahin
Belgin says: 'This piece is a return to my layered body-cast works. The hand from the heart creates an opening allowing a possibility to both give and receive. A woman's heart opens and so much can materialise.'
Belgin Bozsahin
10/11 'Where's My Other Shoe' - Aimie Herbert
Aimie recently completed her BA in Fine Art at Brighton University. She says: 'Where's My Other Shoe' is a humourous piece that depicts the day to day life of a woman and looks at the independence that can come with occupation, growing up and being a woman.'
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11/11 'Lost and Found' - Aimie Herbert
Aimie continues: 'My paintings focus on what it's like to be a woman and they have a powerful sentiment to them. The show paintings look at a woman's love for shoes, wearing that shoe and being that shoe, putting that shoe on and being a woman, the love for womanhood in all its glory.'
Aimie Herbert
Siddiqa Juma's Islamic-centred paintings are colourful and intricate, presenting her devotion to life as a Muslim and her yearning to complete the Hajj pilgrimage.
A Muslim woman is portrayed in Sally Faure's intriguing "Une Fenêtre". "Regarding my ethnicity paintings, my women (as I like to call them) are free," she says. "They simply embrace their ancestors' customs, what their oral society has been able to preserve despite all kinds of invasion even from their own country.
"In another point of view, what one should think about 11-year-old brides, presented at a summer fair like 'livestock sales'..."
Speaking of her own multicultural background, Emin, whose most famous works include "My Bed" and "Everyone I Have Ever Slept With 1963-1995", said: "My great great grandfather was a slave in the Ottoman Empire. My father was a Turkish Cypriot. He was a Muslim who grew up in a Greek village and spoke Turkish with a Greek accent.
"My mother is British. She grew up in London's East End. She comes from a family of long-time gypsies.
"Me, I am an international artist. I exhibit all over the world. I am very happy to take part in this exhibition."
Founded in 2004 by Lady Gilda Levy and Pinky Liliani, the Women's Interfaith Network fights to promote understanding and tackle prejudice between women of different faiths across the UK.
Spirit of Womanhood, which marks the organisation's 10th anniversary, is intended to embody its strong spirit and values.
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Chapter 2 - He Left (1)
As Susan and I said our goodbyes and I got closer to my house I noticed another car parked outside. Curious as I was clueless I went up the three little steps and heard crying. I pondered as I opened the door until I saw the Johnson's and realized then.
"It's today?" I questioned. Everyone nodded, except for Mrs. Johnson as she sat in my mother's arms in tears. My father who seemed to be not apart of the group as much as my mother, came up to me and hugged me bear tight.
"I hope I never lose you." He said to me while he desperately tried to hold back any tears.
"Should we go?" Mr. Johnson said to us, we all nodded.
The walk I took that day felt like I had been walking for years. It was that day three years ago, that would never leave my mind until the day I died. It was a moment I would remember for an eternity.
"Hey Cole bet you can't climb to the top of that tree!" I had said.
"You're on!" As he spoke, he climbed faster than a cheetah on speed. I hadn't realized a boy could even climb that fast. "You owe me Luke! I win!" I had looked to him.
"In your dreams! That was just an easy tree! You can't dodge rocks!!" I had said to him as I gathered tiny rocks and threw them at his legs as he moved slightly. It began to rain lightly.
"Why'd ya give up? 'cuz you know you suck at throwing!" He told me with a smile, just then it began to rain harder and my clothes became soaked.
"It's raining! You're going to fall!" I yelled to him over the sound of rain pulverizing the gravel as I pleaded him to get down.
"Luke, come on man! Let's just have fun, throw more some rocks unless you're scared of a little rain!" The sky lit up as loud thunder was heard throughout the world. I looked around for another rock to throw and it was the size of a golf ball and threw it at his legs.
What had happened in that moment, is the reason I will never find peace. As the rock hit his leg, the rain had overpowered the branch making it more slippery than ice.


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Artist Statement
We are observers of photons and light. We are observers of events and circumstances. We are observers of truth. We are the messengers of truth.
We are not only observers. We are actors in the universe.
We are not only observers. We are actors in the universe.
Humans' actions and thoughts are governed by the universal principles of morality and truth. To negotiate, there must be equal and reciprocal result. Therefore, the universal principles are reciprocal in nature.
The universal principles that I speak of include a right to self-determination, a right to pursuit of happiness and well-being, and a right to pursuit of knowledge and truth. These are not universal such as the Newton's laws of motion. They are noble ideas brought to us by higher beings from the heavens. They make appearance in the context of a civilized world order, where the rule of law prevails. It is up to us to make the principles truly universal.
Because the universe consists of opposite duality, like a double-edged sword, something that is good in one situation can have a negative effect in another. There will be two different results for the same principle in question. This is why the principles that I speak of, which emphasize only the good, are not universal in reality.
Truth is one of them. The truth is something that can be distorted, manipulated, and controlled. Through language and information. People distort and manipulate the truth to their own advantage. They re-write the history and take advantage of the weak and the less-informed. We distort the truth by emphasizing or highlighting certain aspects of the truth, while refusing to deliver the whole picture. We distort the truth and misinform the masses, manipulate their views, and use their voices to our own ends.
Through painting, I insist on the destruction of this persistent process of manipulating the truth. Through painting I am making a stand for the truth as a universal principle, and a right of all observers and actors. Through painting I am trying to deliver the whole picture, not just a part of the picture, and the whole truth, not a part of the truth.
The truth that I speak of is not absolute but a relative curvature of effectiveness and relevance. In other words, truth is absolute in that it is relative; and truth is relative in that it is absolute. I sometimes symbolize truth in the shape of an arc.
In my paintings, I am an observer and a messenger. I try to deliver the truth by capturing the essence of the subject or the emotion that I am trying to depict. This is the act of avoiding distortion by reducing what I observe down to its essence. I choose beauty as the overall theme because it is something that I am naturally drawn to. It did not have to fight me to win me over. Beauty is a truth that is innately peaceful. In these times when truth is contested and fought over, the assertion that we the people are beautiful, and therefore the universe is beautiful, is something that I will devote my art towards.
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Why watching the grass grow is not boring. Kelly Charls reports.
PETER BREUST (Urban Services) Oh this'd be the best grass growing season we've had in about ten years.
PETER POKE (Jim's Mowing) This is the busiest season we've ever had, without question in ten and a half years.
MARCEL POROMBKA (Lawn mower repairer) :Great at the moment, just hope it lasts, if the rain keeps going we'll get a good season out of it.
PETER BREUST: The drought conditions were very tough on Canberra and it's really fantastic to see the rain come but with that comes a lot of grass and also regeneration of grasses that haven't been predominant here for quite a number of years because they've been dormant because of the drought.
We've got about 50 odd front deck machines, which are the little ride-on mowers and we've got about 15 of the bigger tractors that you see here today that are working on the bigger areas, more the open spaces where the grasses are heavier!
I'd say were working an average of around 50 hours a week to keep this under control, were doing Saturday work, we've employed a couple more sub-contractors to keep this under control, so basically were working at full strength now!
It's the capital city of the country and it deserves to have I think the treatment it gets...Basically a lot of people come to this city and also the residents of Canberra expect it to be kept in a fairly pristine condition. They've come to recognise that over the years and we do the best we can with the money we've got to try to achieve that!
PETER POKE: Never seen it like this, never...In fact one of my customers said to me the other day, he arrived in Canberra in 1972 and he aid its the best grass growing season since 1972...It's just amazing.
It's just the rain, that's all it is, nothing else has changed, people are not putting any more fertiliser than they were before which in most cases is zip...They're not doing anything different. It's just the rain.
Almost 5000 new client inquiries over October and of that over 1100 of them were refused service cause we had no capacity to deliver so what that effectively means is that almost one in four rings our office and is told...We're sorry, we can't provide service. And at the moment we're saying after Christmas.
Canberrans put a lot of work into their gardens because we're really on very marginal soil here so they build their soil up, build up their compost, so they go to a lot of trouble to get good gardens here, so once you've established a good garden its worth keeping it that way...
I guess it comes down to the fact that when you drive into your property...I mean appearance is everything isn't it? You drive into your property and its looking as good as it can look and that makes you feel good. So it's that first impression that you get when you get home of a nice freshly cut lawn and then you get out of the car and you can actually smell the freshly cut grass, especially in this weather.
MARCEL POROMBKA: Yep in the last 6 weeks everyone's bringing mowers in, their grass is really long and they need to mow it whereas the last 3-4 years it's just been dead...
Last three years there's been nothing to mow, just dirt, now there's grass to grow and they're pulling them out of the cupboards and finding they're not working, blades are blunt...They've just got to get them going!
If the rain keeps going it should be a buster of a season, for the next 2 to 3 years...At the moment all the businesses are catching up with the business they lost over the last 3 years because of the drought.
Just hope it lasts...It can also disappear that dramatically...If we don't get any more rain and the sun dries the grass out we won't be mowing dead grass either...So we need the rain to stay, keep the grasses going...Keep business going!!!
PETER BREUST: Green is fantastic!!!
PETER POKE: It's almost an aphrodisiac isn't it...(Laugh)


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USA TODAY's music staff offers a weekend tip sheet of sound recommendations spanning the media landscape.
Adele, Katy Perry, Coldplay on '2012 Grammy Nominees'
Didn't hop on the hit wagon last year? Now's your chance. The 22-track 2012 Grammy Nominees compilation holds some of the best and best-selling tunes to land in awards contention this season. Adele's Rolling In the Deep, Bon Iver's Holocene, Katy Perry's Firework, Bruno Mars' Grenade and Mumford & Sons' The Cave, all up for best record, are included, along with songs from best new artist candidates Nicki Minaj (Super Bass), Skrillex (Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites), J. Cole (Work Out) and The Band Perry (If I Die Young). Also included are Coldplay's Paradise, Foster the People's Pumped Up Kicks, Foo Fighters' Walk, Jason Aldean's Don't You Wanna Stay, Maroon 5's Moves Like Jagger and the Black Keys' Dearest. Tony Bennett and Amy Winehouse close the set with duet Body and Soul. — Gundersen
Meet me at the 'Wrecking Ball'
Bruce Springsteen announced the first U.S. leg of his 2012 Wrecking Ball world tour this week, with 14 shows going on sale this weekend. The tour, which begins March 18 in Atlanta, will be Springsteen's first American E Street Band tour without saxophonist Clarence Clemons, who died last June. The current E Street lineup features Roy Bittan and Charlie Giordano on keyboards; Nils Lofgren, Stevie Van Zandt and Patti Scialfa on guitar and vocals; Garry Tallent, bass guitar; Max Weinberg, drums; and Soozie Tyrell on violin, guitar and vocals. Tickets for five shows in New York and New Jersey go on sale Friday; an additional nine dates go on sale Saturday. Springsteen's new album, Wrecking Ball, is out March 6. — Mansfield
DVD/Blu-ray celebrates 20th anniversary of U2's 'Achtung Baby'
It may seem that every aspect of U2's past has been dissected and discussed ad nauseam by music historians, fans and the band members themselves. Still, the story continues to fascinate. Director David Guggenheim takes a fresh look at the band's past in his documentary From the Sky Down (DVD, $20; Blu-ray, $25), following the band as they remember the making of 1991's Achtung Baby. In 2010, the Irishmen returned to Hansa Studios in Berlin, where they recorded the album, and lay bare the growing pains behind its making. Bonus footage includes performances of So Cruel, Love Is Blindness and The Fly, as well as interviews with Bono and The Edge. — Lopez
Bennett marks golden year for 'San Francisco'
Tony Bennett celebrates the 50th anniversary of the recording of his signature song, I Left My Heart In SanFrancisco, Friday on PBS' Great Performances (9 p.m. ET, times may vary). The network will air a visual presentation of Tony Bennett: Duets II, which features Bennett in recording sessions with Lady Gaga, Carrie Underwood, Aretha Franklin, John Mayer, the late Amy Winehouse and others. Recorded Jan. 23, 1962, San Francisco earned Bennett his first two Grammy Awards (of 14), including record of the year. He has two nominations this year for Duets II, giving him the longest span between nominations for any artist. — Jones
Broadway's 'Memphis' arrives on DVD/Blu-ray
If you've been dying to check out Memphis— the Broadway musical, not the city — you're in luck: The hit show is now available on DVD ($18) and Blu-ray ($25). A story of romantic and creative chemistry between a white R&B DJ and a black singer in the Jim Crow South, Memphis earned mixed reviews but collected multiple 2010 Tony Awards, for best musical, book, score and orchestrations. (Bon Jovi's David Bryan wrote the music and co-wrote the lyrics and orchestrations.) PBS will broadcast the show, which is also touring, on Feb. 24. — Gardner
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This is a pretty hi perf dinghy... not a sedate daysailer. This would be very rewarding and fast but, I suspect not too forgiving. However I've not sailed one - just looking at the images though, she should fly....
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That's a photo of the Johnson 18, not the Johnson 18 weekender. They're two completely different boats.
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Here's a photo of the Johnson 18 weekender.
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Yes, a different boat indeed... Looks pretty nice, actually. I'd say the cockpit will be self bailing and there's enough 'keel' there that it should have some initial stability. Nice big cockpit and tight overnight accommodation... good for short term 'camper' cruising.
Have you compared to others like the Siren 17, or the smaller Precisions etc?
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A precision 18 initially would be my first choice but used ones aren't always available. The Johnson 18 weekender seems very compared and also maybe less expensive. Also, it seems they were manufactured here in Minnesota by Johnson Boat Works and I like the idea of having a locally manufactured boat.
I did receive a response from the owner and he confirmed the cockpit is self bailing and there are two removable lead ballasts in the keel that weigh 100 lbs each.
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This reply is late but did you buy the Johnson Weekender 18? I've had one for about 10 years and I would be interested in your opinions if you bought it.
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I did buy the Johnson 18 and enjoyed throughout the season; it was kept moored on Lake Harriet in Minneapolis.
Are you in the Twin Cities area as well?; I believe about 25 of these boats were manufactured by White Bear Boatworks in the Twin Cities area in in 80's.
From what I can tell the boat is very similar to a Precision 18 in terms of weight ballast and keel configuration.
The one modification I plan on doing this year is having the mainsail trimmed so that it is shorter; the boom is on a sliding gooseneck and it sits head level with the main fully raised. I sailed it with a reef in so I could slide the boom above head level.
It's been a fun boat.
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No more/Your world
Poem by: MorganLitchfield
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When you close your eyes, what do you see?
A world of mass destruction, and things to be,
No one can change the past, but build the future,
If only we could stop the hate, maybe that won't have to wait.
Maybe we can stop the war, tell me, what are we fighting for?
So, no more.. No more hate,
No more, there is no time to wait,
No more, think you can't try to change?
It's probably just cause you're afraid.
So no more..
When your eyes are open, what do you see?
Nothing is ever perfect, including me..
We have to make this planet last, it's changing way too fast..
So, no more.. No more hate,
No more, there is no time to wait,
No more, think you can't try to change?
It's probably cause you're afraid.
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Great use of rhetorical questions, you make the reader pause and wonder. Few even give themselves time to think about what happens outside their life, no wonder our world is the way it is; we are too egocentric. The way you cluster images is interesting, like dumping the pieces of a jigsaw puzzle and scattering them, waiting for people to begin putting them together. Subconsciously the pieces will be put together eventually, they just need a little push and the right brain will do the rest even when you sleep. :)
Wonderful! I love it! It's good to stop and think about what we are doing, and try to make the right choices. We should pay attention to what's happening around us, and try to change it for the better. I think that is the kind of message you were trying to convey, and I agree with it. Great job!
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Personal and professional both are just like two sides of same coin as you need to develop the personal aptitude before joining the profession of biologist. After all your basic instinct which motivates you to be biologist must be having a driving force to join the biological study.
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I had a tummy tuck with lipo 19 days ago and my surgeon did not give me a compression garment.
i had a tummy tuck with lipo 19 days ago. and my surgeon did not give me a compressing garment. (Girdle) and i feel like i am taking a linger time to recover my pain is till very bad at almost 3 weeks now. Im not able to walk straight either. My doctor said it shouldnt affect my end result. But im very scared it will. Is this true
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No girdle or compression garment after tummy tuck
Thanks for your inquiry. I do not know the reasons your surgeon did not want you to use compression or not. Ask your surgeon if it is okay to use store bought spanx, etc for comfort, good luck.
No compression garment after TT
Hi and thanks for your question. If your plastic surgeon did not tell you to wear a compression garment it must be because in his experience he has good results, now you should talk to him and tell him what you are feeling like. Best wishes.
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Post op TT with Lipo
Thank you for your question. Definitely speak with plastic surgeon If you are truly concerned about the compression garment. They will be to explain their reasoning for not including the garment as part of post op care. Regarding the pain, depends on how much lipo and which areas you had done, but also liposuction involves deep tissue bruising. This means going through nerves and can result in discomfort. Unfortunately, not being able to walk straight is also a side effect of the tummy tuck. Your surgeon cut out part your skin and stretched what was left up to give you a smooth result. Your skin will take some time to become pliable again. Follow your post op care instructions carefully- it sounds like everything is going the way it should. Best of luck in your continued healing!
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No girdle post lipo
This is an individual decision by your surgeon some surgeons are concerned that patients should not put the girdle onto tight and cause compression of the veins ie the vena cava.This may predispose to pulmonary blood clots.Again every surgeon is different.
Web reference: http://beauty-by-brueck.com/tummy-tuck-fort-myers
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Hi Diane, Thank you to have the time to help me... Well the first thing you are mentioning about, why I didn't use de ejbc bside the java, it was because when I first take a look to Ant, I didn't undestand many things about it, I've never worked with a deploy before, so I asked to all the list members and kindly you answer my questions, there were many replies using the ejbc, java, etc, and only the java seems to worked perfectly, so I start to use it, this are the lines used to my <java> task after making the jar with a <jar> task: <java classname="weblogic.ejbc" fork="yes"> <arg line="-compiler javac ${DEST}/EJBTEMP.jar ${DEST}/recEJB.jar"/> <classpath> <pathelement path="${CLASSPATHRec}"/> </classpath> </java> this worked for me, at the moment.. but some times when I tried to run the <java> task with all this, a message of error show up, telling me, there is a missing file in the jar EJBTEMP.jar(e.g.), so when I put into the jar with a <fileset> task the missing file, the problem seems to be resolved, this has not been a good practice, coz I make a big jar file, when it really needs only a few files in there, and the rest of the files need it are in a previous jar file. That was why I was looking the way to tell my <jar> task to use a classpath an tell it there is a jar file which has already the file of other module that it needs. I thing maybe is not the classpath in a jar task where it be, bside that, it has to be in the <java> task, as you see I'm using a classpath definition in my java task, but it seems that the java task doesn't care about it. <classpath> <pathelement path="${CLASSPATHRec}"/> </classpath> CLASSPATHRec property--> has different jars in it.. here is fragment of the line: <property name="CLASSPATHRec" Value="${DIR_JARS}/segUtil.jar;${DIR_JARS}/arqUtil.jar......;d:/j2sdkee1.2.1/lib/j2ee.jar;%CLASSPATH%"/> Where DIR_JARS has the jars from different modules wich the jar to be created need. and for the last.... here it is a fragment of my <jar> task, which had included all the files need to make the error gone: <jar jarfile="${DEST}/fachadaReglasEJBTEMP.jar"> <fileset dir="${PATH_ArqEJBReg}/util/"> <include name="util/MappingValue.class"/> </fileset> <fileset dir="${PATH_ArqEJBReg}/EJB/"> <include name="EJB/FachadaGeneralHome.class"/> <include name="EJB/FachadaGeneral.class"/> </fileset> <fileset dir="${PATH_CatEJBReg}/EJB/"> <include name="EJB/CatalogosHome.class"/> <include name="EJB/Catalogos.class"/> </fileset> <fileset dir="${PATH_ExEJBReg}/EJB/"> <include name="EJB/ReglasComercial.class"/> <include name="EJB/ReglasComercialBean.class"/> <include name="EJB/FachadaComercialHome.class"/> <include name="EJB/ManagerDespachador.class"/> <include name="EJB/ManagerReglasHome.class"/> <include name="EJB/ManagerImpuestosHome.class"/> <include name="EJB/InformacionValue.class"/> <include name="EJB/BloquesValue.class"/> <include name="exce/Excepcio.class"/> <include name="excep/Excepcionacion.class"/> </fileset> <fileset dir="${RUTA_PADRE}/"> <include name="swing/FactorCboValue.class"/> </fileset> <fileset dir="${PATH_ExEJBReg}/EJB/"> <include name="META-INF/*.xml"/> </fileset> </jar> Some files, for example in the big <fileset> task, it must not go there, coz those files are already compiled in a jar called RulesEJB.jar I Hope hasn't bored you and give you view of what is my problem... Thank you very much for all your help VIN ===== _________________________________________________________________ "Puedes sentirte desilusionado si fallas, pero estás condenado si no lo intentas." "You can get disappointed if you fail down, but you are doomed if you do not try it." ICQ # 22338121 __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. http://personals.yahoo.com
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Just in case your sigh is long as you read that the rugby season is upon us already, may you be consoled by the thought that others suffer even greater saturation. The French, for example.
On 28 June, Toulouse beat Clermont Auvergne in the final of the French championship. The French international team, without players from those two clubs, were by then in Australia, about to lose their second Test, as they had the first, to the Wallabies. That took French rugby into July.
Last Tuesday it restarted, with defeats, incidentally, for both Toulouse and Clermont, by Montpellier and Toulon, two thrusting clubs of Le Top 14, whose very number explains why the French season is so long.
Toulon, by the by, have loads of money, thanks to their president, Mourad Boudjellal. They are managed by former All Black Tana Umaga and have tempted some of rugby's more colourful characters, such as All Black Jerry Collins and Sonny Bill Williams, to the Riviera.
Williams came off the bench against Clermont and turned the game, becoming an instant darling of the home crowd of 14,000. If ever Munster play Toulon at the Stade Mayol, we shall have the ultimate rugby atmosphere.
Or perhaps Munster will generate it at home, with their new Thomond Park opening in November. We should say a little something for the souls of those opponents who must go there.
Tony McGahan, an Australian and former defence coach under Declan Kidney, now takes charge of the defending European champions, Kidney having been given the Ireland job.
I was going to put 'promoted to the Ireland job', but the Irish seem ill at ease with themselves. 'Is Brian O'Driscoll a spent force?' appears to be their question of the moment.
In Wales, the only ripple across smooth waters is underachievement by the regions. The grand slam champions of the Six Nations will play Canada, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand and will be looking for a minimum of three wins. There is steeliness in Warren Gatland's Wales, and coyness about their prospects is damned as flimsy.
Trouble in Wales comes one rung down. Lyn Jones lost his job as coach of the Ospreys last season. Steering them to victory over Leicester in the EDF Energy Cup was countered by Heineken Cup defeat to Saracens.
Sean Holley and Jonathan Humphreys, former assistants to Jones and now in charge, simply have to succeed in Europe. An away trip to Leicester on the first Heineken Cup weekend in October makes the demand all the more extreme.
The Llanelli Scarlets will have a new stadium, Parc y Scarlets, a couple of miles east of the tumbledown Stradey Park, and a new coach, Nigel Davies, who returns in charge after a long apprenticeship under Gareth Jenkins with both the Scarlets and Wales. There is much of the new in west Wales, but that includes the challenge of playing without scrum-half Dwayne Peel, who has moved to Sale.
Which brings us into England, whose demands make any pressure on the Welsh regions seem like requests for petty favours. England is the most demanding rugby country on earth.
If newness is a theme, England can claim the freshest of starts, what with Martin Johnson now in charge of the national team and with the arrangement between the clubs and England finally operational.
But whatever the financial compensations for the clubs, whatever the rest periods, whatever the sense of purpose under Johnson, there will still be nothing but exhaustion for England's finest when, finally, what begins next weekend draws to a close, way down the line in South Africa, at the end of the Lions tour next summer.
The best players in the Magners League will be eased through the season, but there will be no such luxury in the Guinness Premiership, where every game is an absolute test of body and mind.
English club rugby is ludicrously confrontational, majestic in its own way, but bone-headed at the same time, an all-too-willing self-sacrifice by the players to their crowds, which will no doubt swell again, and yet myopic.
There are signs that clubs will try to be more inventive, following the lead of London Irish, Gloucester and Bath. Worcester are branching out, sending ball to their wings, with Rico Gear always one to admire and Miles Benjamin one to watch.
Northampton will bring wit back to the top flight, with Chris Ashton and Joe Ansbro in the centre, and with Ben Foden, recruited from Sale, promised a chance to shine at last at scrum-half.
But when it comes to the acts of survival, the real England will shine through. It will not be pretty, just very tough down at the bottom.
Likewise, when it comes to loosening the grip of the giants at the top, it will not be done by daintiness. To beat Leicester and Wasps, teams such as Saracens and Sale will have to ask for more of what makes the game shudder.
Even as early as the third month of this season, when England launch the Johnson era with a quite ferocious foursome of fixtures in the autumn internationals - Pacific Islands, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand - there is bound to be an injury 'situation', which is the way they describe a head-count of anyone still standing.
So, we're off again. Whatever the consequences of the new laws, in England there will still be collisions. Hold back that sigh, unless of course it escapes because rugby moves the earth for you.


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Melbourne, Dec 8 (ANI): Lisa Robertson, the former Qantas air hostess who had sex with actor Ralph Fiennes in an aircraft toilet, has been ordered to perform 100 hours of community service.
The 41-year-old pleaded guilty to concealing the money from bankruptcy proceedings after Nine Network paid for a kiss-and-tell interview of her affair aboard a Qantas flight from Darwin to Mumbai in 2007.
The Melbourne Magistrates' Court was told Robertson's encounter with Fiennes gained her worldwide media attention.
"But since that time your life has spiralled downwards," News.com.au quoted magistrate Phillip Goldberg as telling her during the court hearing.
Robertson, a former NSW police officer and Qantas airline stewardess, started abusing alcohol after the incident and she had suffered from depression and anxiety, he said.
She admitted to hiding her earnings, gained from telling her story, from a continuing bankruptcy proceeding against her.
She was ordered to complete 100 hours of community service and be assessed for treatment for drug and alcohol problems.
Robertson will be back in court regarding separate assault charges related to an incident outside a Melbourne restaurant earlier this year. (ANI)


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The Monks Sound as Owls Approaching
"It has been a long time, old man, since we were here," my grandfather said quietly as he passed his hands over the stones. "but the quiet is deeper now."
"They are not here."
"Who do you mean," I asked, still struggling to deal with the presence of this unseen someone.
No answer came back, only the fading of my voice.
"I believe he is speaking of the Greyfriars."
"The Greyfriars?"
"The brothers who prayed behind these walls and who tapped these maple trees for syrup in the winter days. They were many back then, before the night when the owls had called them all by name."
"They all died, Grandfather?" I asked while the first real shimmer of fear passed through my soul. "What happened?"
"We never knew. One night they went into the maples and they never returned. All that was left, ashes in the fireplaces, melted candles in the windows, and ... unfinished prayers in their prayerbooks."
"When did this happen? Where did they go?"
My grandfather refused to answer, but the old man in the oak chose to do so. "Into the memory of the maples."
"Grandfather, take me home!"
Pulling me into his barrel-chest, he almost weeped into my ear, "Be brave, young soul. We still have a ways to go. And you will make it home, but on this night of forever, you will make it home by another way. For no one can return over the frozen river once it has been crossed."
The Old Man Oak spoke. "We must follow the wall, past the shadow of the tower, to the covered bridges."
"Is it far, Old Man?" But it was my grandfather who answered, "It is not far in distance, but it is far in time and courage."
And so we walked with right hands touching the grey stone until the wall gave way to the round of the tower and then beyond to where the shadow would have been. And then back into the maples, first a few and then many. It was there that I first heard the owls.
They say that owls fly in silence, but I heard them, far-off wisps in the wind, and then approaching nearer and nearer. I could feel them move the mist; I could feel them make a breeze of the cold.
"Grandfather, why are there so many owls in the night?"
"Can you not hear the owls approaching?"
"We must keep moving. The first bridge is not far, just beyond the Miller's Well."
But I stopped. I now felt that all was still again, just frozen silence. No wind. No whispering wings. Then once more the soft footsteps of my grandfather's boots upon the snow, walking further on.
I then thought a thought that seemed to be thought in the voice of the Old Oak. "The monks sound as owls approaching. Be thankful. They are here to watch over you."


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Date 19 June 2011 Sunday
Destination: From one creek bed to a creek bed campsite that was full of flood debris so again lots of firewood, Cows and a water trough.
Distance: 100km
7pm: Dinner at creek bed
Spaghetti w cheese sauce
2 spoons cheese
1 spoon oil
That cheese sauce is not that good so don??t buy it again.
My laptop battery ran out last night so I had to handwrite my notes from today.
In the morning I passed a dead roo. I was struck by the bullet hole and how unmassacred the animal looked. At first I assumed it had been hit by a vehicle then shot to put it out of its misery but later I wondered at that. It was in such good condition with no broken bits that I could see. I wondered if someone had just shot it for fun. They??d have had to stop beforehand. It was a female. Such a shame. We don??t actually see too many kangaroos along this road.
There was water in a few creeks after Ngumban. I fliled up once for dinner.
Last night I converted my older socks to toe socks so I could wear them with thongs. I am now trying not to go sockless to protect my heels.
Day 31 - Creek bed to Creek bed passed Ngumban Cliffs
Date 19 June 2011 Sunday


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"Where's Akira?" called Eric who was having to act with Akira's stand in Millie.
"At the hospital seeing her friend. Again" I say giving her a blunt reply. I walk back and forth down the aisle of chairs, four rows back. I examine the movement and there is no connection there. Millie is falling short and I find myself irritated by it. "Stop! Millie... a word"
I watch her squirm coming down the steps and up the aisle. "Yes, Wolf" she whispers fiddling with her fingers.
"You need to be Juliet" I tell her. "Not pretend. Now back"
She nods and moves back sad but determined. I sigh and watch as they start again. Then Akira arrives and I relax. I walk up to meet her finding her scared.
"Whats wrong?" I ask worried.
"Denise" she whispers. I bite my lip worried seeing all the other kids look towards us with interest. I squeeze her shoulder supportively.
"We'll talk later" I say jerking my head to indicate the people beginning to take interest. She nods slowly and moves past me towards the stage where Mollie is getting down looking quite irritated. If it was the old me I would make use of this. I would probably shout something like 'Great. Now time to get serious and not amateur'. I'm not the old me though.
I'm different. I've changed because of this.... this feeling of love inside me. I shake my head and concentrate on watching the scene. I watch as Akira moves up to the balcony set up and recites her soliloquay.
"'Tis but thy name that is my enemy,
Thou art thyself, though not a Montague"
Everyone seems to be in awe as she continues. They lean forward in their seats along the first and second row. Then she's done and for a moment Eric forgets to speak but quickly jumps in.
"I take thee at thy word" Eric says stepping forth. His voice sweeps out but no matter how well he speaks no one seems to react to him as strongly as they do to Akira's dazzling performance.
"Okay, enough" I call after about 20 minutes of speech back and forth. "I think we've done enough for today"
Everyone sighs relaxing and Akira carefully gets down from the balcony. Everyone claps as she gets down and I watch her blush. Then Eric does something I didnt expect. He sweeps her into his arms and kisses her. I stand frozen.
I feel anger begin to rise in me and then an echoing slap rings out. I burst out laughing at the sight of Eric's shocked face and Akira's cherry red one. Then I stop myself. "Eric, I think you should head home" I say sternly. When he passes me I stop him. "Don't touch her again"
Eric looks at me with wide eyes and I stare back firmly. He nods stepping away. "Sorry, Wolf. I thought she liked me back. I see not"
"Hmmph" I grunt and then watch him walk out then turn to watch the others pack their bags. They pack quickly and leave saying 'bye, Wolf' to me as they pass. I give a polite nod back. Finally its just me and Akira.
"What happened?" I ask as we take a seat in one of the aisle. Drama group now finished and I still found myself in awe of Akira's. Even with everything on her mind she was just natural at acting. I dont think she saw it though.
"Denise... she just showed up" Akira says pulling her feet up onto the seat and hugging them to her chest. I watch her seeing the way her hair falls forward. I hear her ragged breathing. She really is scared.
"What did she do?"
"She's... she said she knew, Zane" Akira mutters. "She just scared me. Especially when she vanished"
I curse no exactly where she would of vanished too. "Its okay. I'll keep you safe" I mutter hugging her.
"What's she doing with Zane?" she asks looking up at me with frightened eyes.
"I don't know" I mutter.


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USD/JPY Still In A Consolidation Phase
USD/JPY Open 76.93 High 77.02 Low 76.57 Close 76.82
On Monday Dollar/Yen increased insignificantly with 45 pips, not matching the negative Interbank sentiment at bellow -56%. The currency couple appreciated from 76.57 to 77.02 yesterday, closing the day at 76.82. This morning the Dollar is slightly weaker against the Yen, but movements are within yesterday's range for now. On the 1 hour the trading range has widened, while on the 3 hour chart the downward channel has turned into quiet trading. Break above yesterday's top and nearest resistance 77.02 would encourage further recovery of the Dollar. Immediate support is yesterday's bottom at 76.57, and consistent break bellow it could strengthen the Yen further down towards next target 75.72. Today is Japan Industrial output at 23:50 GMT. Quotes are moving just bellow the crossed and close 20 and 50 EMA on the 1 hour chart, indicating slim bearish. The value of the RSI indicator is negative and inclining upwards, MACD is neutral and tranquil, while CCI has crossed down the 100 line on the 1 hour chart, giving overall neutral to light short signals.
Technical resistance levels: 77.02 77.88 78.70
Technical support levels: 76.57 75.72 74.89
Trading range: 76.90 - 76.25
Trend: Downward
Sell at 76.79 SL 77.09 TP 76.39
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|This is a discussion on How do you keep yourself calm while playing poker within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; The question at hand is two fold. While playing live and or online poker what do you do to keep calm or focused? Is it
How do you keep yourself calm while playing poker
The question at hand is two fold. While playing live and or online poker what do you do to keep calm or focused? Is it bringing a Ipod with you? Do you laugh at bad play? Make sure to mention if you do this for online or live poker.
I will start. I play mostly live so this is what I do. In loose passive games I tell jokes and buy a beer for the player that is making bad calls. In most good games however I bring my Ipod to listen to. This helps me focus and play good cards. I have something to do while I wait.
For live I almost always compliment the Donks at the table to encourage their play. Like the donk that is giving away free money chasing and missing or calling down with middle pair when you have big hand..
For Online I have the T.V on and I sit there and watch a show or movie and look when the alert tells me its my turn to act. If its a good hand i will play and focus otherwise i fold and wait (This helps with my patience to only play PREMIUM hands)
Playing live I just plain enjoy myself and have fun. Poker is a social event and therefore I am very social. All in the name of fun and trying to get reads and tells. Its all about negative and positive feedback and being able to read that into the cards.
Online since it isn't nearly as much fun. I am analytical. I will chat some but for the most part I am constantly analyzing my play and making sure I am playing fundamentally sound poker.
Either way bad-beats don't get to me. If I take a tough loss I look at the hand, try to see how I might have played differently and if I played it right and lost then I move on with confidence. I find it much more empowering to look inward rather than outward. I know that the only one I can fully control at the table is me.
re: Poker & How do you keep yourself calm while playing poker
Hey, I play mostly online. In loose, low-limit games, I don't mind distracting myself by playing multiple tables, watching TV/movie, or listening to music. Here I just play my hand for the most part, not paying much attention to how others are playing, and just try to get in with the best of it. At higher limits, I try to focus more on the game and keep the distractions to a minimum. Either way, bad beats are always frustrating, and it's tough to always convince yourself after a particularly bad one that you should be encouraging the other person to be playing that way. Just pat yourself on the back for making a correct read, and realize that it is impossible to win every hand of poker, and losses and just as much a part of the game as wins, and the more times you get in good, the more your bankroll with continually grow.
I play mostly live games, and I find poker to be naturally relaxing. In all honesty, I can't think of any time that I am more relaxed and more focused than when I'm playing poker.
My wife actually likes it when I play poker regularly. When I don't play regularly, she says she can tell I'm more stressed and not near as relaxed and laid back as I normally am. (Boy, do I have her going on that one!!!)
Just focus...
I know how it feels to lose control during the game.. what helped for me is to focus on the hand that will bring you the money. Just stay calm and wait if that does'nt work you can always think about the times that you lost control and lost your stack. That might help to.
the pros
I try to remember that the pros can lose 100k and never blink an eye.Ive watched em do it.They dont even show it either.I get more upset dropping a cigarette than they do losing a stack.So,I try to remember this and go on.Lately I dont waste my time with a loss,just move on and forget it.
I have 24 of those "stress" dice that Party Poker had as prizes you could redeem their points for. When they stopped taking US players, I redeemed my points (very few points) for those dice and cards. I didn't plan on that many of them but I got 4 packages, all the same, from Party. Each one had my order in it. So instead of one order of each, I ended up with 4.
I use them to destress myself. Throw them, squeeze them, they are scattered all about the place.
I still have 24 decks of Party cards, haven't found a use for them yet.
I try to stay focused by guessing everybody's hands while I play. It's a game I play inside my head. I'll also try to predict the play in my head. "OK, he'll make a continuation bet. Yep. Now that guy will fold. Yep. This guy will fold too. He called? Well then he has the King because he won't play without at least top pair. Maybe K/J because he just called pre-flop?"
I do the same thing at live tables, but I try to keep an eye on their mannerisms as well. I had to train myself not to look at the flop as it's being exposed, but rather look at the people's reactions when those cards are laid out. I can always look at the cards later, but you only get one chance to see their initial reaction. "He sure liked those cards. He'll bet or re-raise for sure."
i took 9th in a freeroll last week, 4 times during this tourny i did not have enough to play the blinds when they came around, i had to chip up just to survive the blinds. in no limit holdem, especially when the blinds really start to get high, so much can happen. i have seen chip leader out in 3 hands. people with nothing bounce back to 3rd - 4th in couple hands. you really have to believe in a chip and a chair because it is true. i am only a beginner yet, but i have played endless tournies, not only freerolls i have bankrolled enough a couple times to get up to $5 + 0.50 mtt's, i just love building something from nothing on a new site, much more fun for me than just throwing down $50 and playing micro-limits. even this new to poker i have faith in my own game to play short-stack, middle-stacked, high-stacked. deeper i get into a tourny alot more depends on who is in the pot, what sized stack, than the actual cards, that 9th i took, i did not always have the best hand, you have to play the people not just the cards. have confidence in your game, all that other crap will fade away.
>How do you keep yourself calm while playing poker
I do this by not losing huge hands.....
If I do lose huge hands however, I am nowhere near calm.
re: Poker & How do you keep yourself calm while playing poker
I like taking my iphone, well i use the ipod. Kind of relaxing, to be playing poker and listening to music at the same time. I can't think of any other place or time that im that relax then when i play poker.
Playing online I usually tell "experts" to shut up that are lecturing other players on how to play, or keep putting "zzzzzz", if they won't I turn chat off so they don't end up putting me on tilt. Bad beats don't bother me too much, either live or online, they're just a part of the game.
Playing live I find it far more difficult to deal with people who announce to the whole table "He should never have been in that pot with a pair of 9s" after I knock him (and his AK that he went all-in with) out of the tourney. If I was a more experienced player I'd probably come back with some fancy answer about negative implied pot odds or something, but I'm not at that stage yet...
The pills I'm now prescribed is all the medication I need to stay calm.I do have a few beers while playing live to calm me down though.That being said I have only played live 4 times.
My approch to live play is just play with confidence, as you know what you are doing. Playing well and being patient is key.
I dont know what you mean by calm exactly, I get excited when I win, but until the particular hand is over im stone cold.
Well to stay focused I....focus. I do nothing but concentrate on the players and betting that particular players do. Im talking 6-7 hour sessions, I have an Ipod with me but rarely use it (Its for the bus).