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Private House 13 Miles from Boat Tour to Lava Flow Sleeps 6 2 Full Bath Free Wf(32 Reviews)
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- Minimum stay:1 night
- Sleeps:6
- Bedrooms:2
- Bathrooms:2
- Property type:House
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:Yes
About the Property
House, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths (Sleeps 6)
We are located in a quiet residential neighborhood. 16 miles to Hilo Airport. 5 min. to Pahoa Town with several restaurants, Gas, large new Drug Store, Banking, Grocery Store, Restaurants and Fast Food. This is a 5 minute drive away. This is also on the way to Hot Ponds, Snorkel and Black Sand Beach and Lava Tree Park which is nice for Hiking.
Only 15-20 minutes from these amazing sites:
*Botanical Gardens
*Free Zoo in a Rain Forest (10 min. drive away)
*Hot Springs (20 min. drive)
*Best Star Gazing in the World from Mauna Kea (2 hours drive)
*Volcano Winery
*You will enjoy the Kilauea Crater at night, you'll see the orange glow of magma only 200 Ft. down. (22 mi)
Maybe you will see one of the 10,000 species of life found no where else in the world but these islands.
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Member since: 2010
Property Type
- House
House Rules
- Max. occupancy 6
- Children Welcome
- Non Smoking Only
- Pets Not Allowed
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Onsite Services
- Housekeeper Optional
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6, Beds for 4-6
Bathrooms: 2 Bathrooms
Other Amenities
- On Site Manager in Stand Alone Unit, Fully Fenced Yard The house is private with forests on each side, so no neighbors on either side. The drive to the main road has the Pacific Ocean in front of you, on a clear day you can see the Ocean blue. Pahoa Town which has Restaurants, large Drug Store, Gas, Grocery Store, Banking and Fast Food is a 5 min. drive away, on your way to the Hot Ponds and Snorkel. Free Wifi in the house. Boogie Boards, Folding Chairs for the Parks or Beach, 2 Beach Blankets, 1 Rolling Cooler, Beach Towels, noodles for a swim and snorkel gear. A radio for the screened in Porch, also glass table and chairs. Big coffee table for games and card table with 2 chairs if needed. ...moreless
- Adventure
- Away From It All
- Budget
- Family
- Romantic
- Tourist Attractions
- Arboretum
- Botanical Garden
- Cinemas
- Live Theater
- Museums
- Restaurants
- Winery Tours
- Zoo
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/Bank
- Groceries
- Hospital
- Massage Therapist
- Medical Services
Leisure Activities
- Bird Watching
- Boating
- Paddle Boating
- Scenic Drives
- Sight Seeing
- Walking
- Whale Watching
Sports & Adventure Activities
- Fishing
- Golf
- Hiking
- Pier Fishing
- Sailing
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Snorkeling
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Surf Fishing
- Surfing
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Coffee Maker
- Cooking Utensils:
- Dishes & Utensils:
- Kitchen:
- Microwave:
- Oven
Deck / Patio:
TABLE FOR 4 PLUS LARGE COFFEE TABLE FOR GAMES, 3 ADDITIONAL FOLDING CHAIRS CARD TABLE WITH 2 CHAIRS IF NEEDED IN RENTAL...moreless
- Lanai / Gazebo
House Cleaning
- Housekeeper Optional
RatesCurrency Conversion
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Winter Rates 2016-2017
Nov 1 - Jun 30, 2017
1 night min stay
Rates are based on 4 guests; add $10 per night, per additional guest
My Standard Rate
1 night min stay
Rates are based on 4 guests; add $10 per night, per additional guest
Additional information about rental rates
- Cleaning Fee $100
- Refundable Damage Deposit $100
- Tax Rate 13.41%
***You can rent the house as a 1 bedroom and 1 full bath for $89.00 a night with a $85.00 out clean fee.*** We just lock off the 2nd bed and bath to cut down on cost. YOU WILL BE IN THE HOUSE BY YOURSELF with use of all other rooms and screened in porch. Please email for details about booking 1 bedroom.
Manager's cancellation policy:
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Car: Necessary
Manager info
Year Purchased: 2007
About: We built our Hawaiian Getaway home in 2007, and enjoy sharing it and the amazing sites of the Big Island with our Guests. Close to Hilo Town yet in a quiet peaceful forest.
Why Pahoa, HI, USA:
The area is 700 ft. above sea level, very cool at night for sleeping. The drive down the hill is lovely with the view of the Pacific Ocean in front of you. The birds love the Ohia Forest the house is in, their songs are wonderful background music for your entertainment. The location being so close to Volcano National Park allows a quick trip to the park at night to see the orange glow from the crater, so you don't get home so late. The Big Island of Hawaii is like no other place on Earth. To be on a tropical island, surrounded by the gorgeous royal blue Pacific Ocean and have an active Volcano that continues to add more land to the island is truly awe inspiring. And top that off with a 14,000' mountain that has a snow-capped peak in winter...what else can you ask for....
The Unique Benefits at this House:
Our Guests appreciate the Budget friendly accommodations and are pleasantly surprised with all the amenities. Having a manager nearby also puts their minds at ease in case they need assistance. The rental is in a residental area so very easy to find yet very private because of the Ohia Forest on both sides.
Contact us
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Pu'u 'O'o crater at twilight. We are not affected by the Lava Flow.
Master Bedroom Queen size bed, Flat Screen TV
2nd bedroom, queen size bed
2nd bathroom with bathtub
den/3rd bedroom futon opens to full size bed, ceiling fan, door for privacy
Kitchen now has blinds on windows
laundry room, washer and dryer, iron board/iron
Screened in Lanai in back of house, very quiet and private, electrical outlet
View of Kilauea Volcano from Black Sand Beach
Those gray round shapes on the Lava are turtles
Turtle coming to say hello on Black Sand Beach
Master bedroom can have lots of light with view of forest very private
Master bedroom suite, full bathroom
2nd bedroom with two windows, lovely breeze looking at the forest
2nd bathroom vanity with drawers
Modern Fully Equipped Kitchen with Full Oven and glass top stove
Full size sofa bed in spacious living room with ceiling fan.
Folding Chairs to bring with you, Rolling Cooler, Boogie Boards on top
Affordable Vacation Rental--Clean and private
Kilauea Volcano during a small eruption just 25 min. drive
You will never get bored looking at the variety of Trees
This listing was first published here in 2010.
Date last modified - Monday, May 29, 2017
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The farm to market movement is alive and well in the cider industry as smaller operations like Noble Cider in Asheville, N.C. diversify themselves by using only local apples for their hard cider. The featured glass is being filled with Summer Blend, Noble's inaugural small-batch cider that's crisp, tart and lightly effervescent.
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Start the Presses
Bins of green Mutsu apples and dark red Arkansas Black apples will soon be crushed, juiced and fermented for hard cider.
Behind the Scenes
No, it's not a mad scientist. It's apple scientist Trevor Baker of Noble Cider monitoring the fermentation phase and testing the levels of sugar and acidity.
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An American tradition since the days of the earliest settlers, cider was reputedly served by Thomas Jefferson at Monticello. While beer has often been marketed at men, cider tends to be popular, say cider insiders, with both women and men.
Stout and Cider Together
This classic combo of stout or lager with cider in equal portions is known as The Poor Man's Black Velvet and is making a comeback in the pub scene. A traditional Black Velvet is made from mixing equal parts stout and sparkling white wine (or champagne).
Artisan Ciders from Virginia
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Cavalcade of Apples
An Albemarle Ciderworks employee sorts a variety of apples into specified bins for cider. The bins hold Goldrush, Stayman, Pippin, Jonathan, Pink Lady, Granny Smith, Idared and Winesap apples.
Let the Apple Mash Begin
Doomed apples on their way to meet their fate at the mighty Albemarle Ciderworks press where they will be converted into wonderful artisan ciders.
The Purist Approach
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Fancy a Sample?
Just like wineries, hard cider operations offer tasting rooms on their orchards where you can sample their various styles before purchasing. In addition to offering regular non-alcoholic cider, Albemarle Ciderworks also sells such popular hard ciders as Virginia Hewes Crab, Pomme Mary and Old Virginia Winesap.
The Consumer Experiment
Woodchuck, one of the largest distributors of hard cider, offers a variety of non-traditional ciders in their Private Reserves line including Pumpkin hard cider, Barrel Select (with the smoky, dry flavors of Kentucky Bourbon) and Belgian White (crafted with Belgian beer yeast).
The Apple Growler
The growler craze isn't just happening in the craft beer world. It's spread through the cider industry too. Pictured above is a sample from Jack's Hard Cider, which uses only Pennsylvania apples and is produced on the Hauser Estate Winery, 8 miles west of historic Gettysburg.
Never from Concentrate
Jack's Hard Cider, using local apples from orchards in Adams County, Pennsylvania, is fermented in stainless steel tanks in an underground, solar-powered, naturally cool (55 degree) cidery.
Think Green
Jack's Hard Cider Original in the green can is the cidery's flagship brand and it is a dry, crisp cider ideal for pairing with blackened fish and citrus salad. The company also offers Helen's Blend (in a red can) that is good with sharp cheese and cherry pie. Other releases include their Granny Smith Apple cider and an oak aged cider.
We Won't Be Ignored!
Not too long ago, ciders were lumped together with hard lemonades and sweet fruit wines in the back corner of liquor store coolers. Now they command their own section. Pictured above is a shelf sample from a store that features more than 35 hard ciders including Etienne Dupont Cidre Bouche Brut de Normandie (left) and a whole line of Foggy Ridge ciders from Dugspur, Virginia.


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"Brace-face!" "Metal-mouth!" "Tin-grin!" An unpleasant blast from the past for many people who spent their adolescence with a mouthful of corrective steel girders, but for Sepherson Landers, those taunts are a ticket to the future.
"Projection is 100 percent of reality, and I've made a commitment to plan for my future," says Landers, 33.
Today's plastic orthodonture is less unsightly than the railroad tracks of yesteryear, but braces are braces, and Landers' smiles-which he flashes frequently these days-is full of them. He also has a "rapid palate expander," which forces a crack down the middle of his palate and is slowly expanding his mouth in an effort to pull his teeth into perfect shape.
A painful process, and a long one-a real shift for Landers, who'd lived moment to moment since his HIV diagnosis in 1990. Forget retirement accounts or long-term investments-Landers wouldn't buy a compact disc because he was afraid that its popularity would outlive him.
Unlike many tales of HIV turnaround, Lander doesn't owe his new-found hope to protease inhibitors. In fact, Crixivan caused him serious liver complications, and the diarrhea he got from Viracept was debilitating. "I was fighting as best I could," he says of sicker days that forced him into disability from his customer-service job at American Airlines, "but I wasn't rebounding like many of my friends were. There was no place to look but down."
That's when Landers stopped waiting to die. "Last summer, I decided that something had to change," he says. "I couldn't continue planning for my death."
His plan for the future started with a spiritual renewal. Landers joined the Cathedral of Hope, the world's largest gay and lesbian congregation. Soon, he was lifting his voice in song with Positive Voices, the Dallas-based, all HIV positive choir.
Finally, inspired by an orthodontist's ad on a bus, Landers was ready to put his money where his mouth was. "I'd always wanted braces," Landers says, " and I realized that this would be an outward sign to myself and others that I plan to be here for a long time. I will need my teeth, and I want them straight."
Even though the protease inhibitors didn't work for Landers-whose CD4 count is currently around 300-he is optimistic. "I'm planning for my future by being better informed, and by getting things accomplished with a different attitude." His Positive Voices performance schedule and checkups at the orthodontist keep Landers busy, but he finds time to browse at the local record store and sometimes make a purchase. "Just because I'm HIV positive doesn't mean I can't have the things I want. My answer now is always, 'Yes I can!'" Landers says. "Anyone want to see my CD collection?"
Brace Yourself
Sepherson Landers straightens out his life, starting with his teeth
"Brace-face!" "Metal-mouth!" "Tin-grin!" An unpleasant blast from the past for many people who spent their adolescence with a mouthful of corrective steel girders, but for Sepherson Landers, those taunts are a ticket to the future.


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Canadian Olympic silver medallist Krista Guloien waves to fans as she returns home from the London 2012 Olympics after winning silver in women's 8 rowing, in Vancouver, August 13, 2012. (Photo: REUTERS/Ben Nelms)
Krista Guloien is a Canadian rower, a 2012 Olympic silver medalist and newly published author. She wrote her book Beyond the Finish Line: What Happens when the Endorphins Fade to document her journey post-Olympics. She's been retired since 2013 and met someone who published books at a networking event.
She described it as being like a lightbulb turning on, the discussion moving to what happens to athletes when they retire from sport.
The truth is, only a small portion of athletes stay in the spotlight and have success. Being Olympian seems like it's something not many people do, but after one shining moment where the whole country sees you, where do you go?
She decided to write a book on the topic. While she wrote it for athletes, she considers it very applicable to anyone facing a life change or transition.
In our recent phone chat, Krista shared about the struggles of a career change and the challenge of rebranding. She spoke of the grief associated with losing your identity in the transition from sports to life after the Olympics.
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Were you always sporty?
I didn't start rowing until 21. I was late in finding the sport that ignited that desire to make it a bigger part of my life. My dad was always mountain biking when I was a teen, setting an example of having consistent physical fitness in my life. I didn't find a sport that sat with me -- volleyball was OK, basketball was horrible, but rowing was that "aha!" moment. I get it on some level -- I could excel with effort. I was looking for a place and I found it when I found rowing.
What's next for you?
Speaking, potentially a children's book, but above all, helping people through projects like Fast and Female. This project helps promote sport and role models for girls eight to 18 and the organization is passionate about leveling the field. Womens' sport is important for society and young girls. There's more exposure now, but we could do better. I'm considering involvement with sports apparel and fashion (following this interview Krista collaborated with RYU Apparel on some stunning images.) I want to connect with brands that are interested in community. I'm interested in coaching. I'm trying to find that place where I feel like, "This is my groove!" I thought I would find "it" faster when I retired. That's what I think made me feel the most lost, because I hadn't found it yet.
How can we encourage girls to participate in sports?
We can encourage them through role models who show the fun of success in sports, by going to games and showing women in sports more. Sports involvement reinforces body love and the importance of self esteem, appreciating your body and not hating on it.
How did you get here?
I started in 2001 -- brainstorming how to get to Olympics, what it would take and how long it could take. I felt like I had no business even thinking that but I did. I always laughed at myself because it seemed silly but I equate it to "finding the one". I found "the one" in the sport. My whole life revolved around it, I thought long term, and I made decisions about it. When you know, you just know.
Now, it's like we are "divorced" because we separated amicably. I like the concept of divorce better than retirement as an illustration of what happened. It's not "the good life" like retirement, its more like a divorce. We separated because our time together was over and now I'm starting over. I've lost touch with friends who are connected to it. I relate more to divorcees than to those who retire after a long career.
When I started writing, I was working toward this deadline but I fell into the rut of not writing. That's why I went to my publisher to set work goals, which played into my creative side and my athlete side having a goal. Everything started to come out smoothly and I got help from family and teammates. The editing process was the most fun because she helped me structure my story, with little changes and ideas. The niggly last round of edits was not fun. I had a lot of time to write; it was written over two years. All in all it was a cathartic process.
What would you tell your younger self looking back?
I wish I could have relaxed a bit. I didn't make the national team in '06, I had five years of development but I was so determined. I didn't relax when I could have. I would tell myself to not be so hard on myself in my progression. You have to put in the time, there's no trick to making it happen faster. If you're in for the long game, you can relax and put the time in and not be so hard on yourself.
Krista is a shining example of grit, determination and kindness. Her honesty and humour was refreshing and she's a very relatable, down to earth person. I'm so grateful she took the time to chat with me about her experiences and wish her the very best with her book and everything she hopes to achieve.
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Appleton Post-Crescent (Newspaper) - January 19, 1959, Appleton, Wisconsin APPLETON POST CRESCENT VOLXLKNo.66 30 A, B AmETOM-NEB4AH MCNASHA, MONDAY, JANUARY JUBOCXATKD PIUBS WBX OEKVICE Price Seven Cents Castro Invites Reporters to Havana Rally Gathering Expected To Show Support For Executions Ike Aims at Billion Slash in Spending in Billion Budget BY LARRY ALLEN Havana Fidel Castro said today he has invited 350 newsmen and commentators from the United States and Latin America to attend giant rally called in Havana Wed- nesday to show support for his speedy trial and execution of Batista henchmen. The revolutionary chief said he also had invited U.S. con- gressmen who "in recent days have severely criticized the executions of war criminals by the revolutionary A statement from Castro's! press headquarters said per- sonal invitations had gone out to the foreign journalists. A spokesman said five planes would be sent to Miami to pick up those wishing to at- tend and another plane might go on to Washington. Wants Truth Known "We have extended the in- vitation." Castro's statement said, "so that the truth of what is happening in Cuba, may be told to all citizens of every country in America. We believe that if the truth is known any misunderstanding that has occurred in recent days regarding the situation in our country will disap- pear." Castro has called for half a million Havana residents to turn out Wednesday to back his regime's rejection of for- eign criticism of the speedy execution of those convicted of killing opponents of former Dictator Fulgencio Batista The auxiliary Roman Cath- olic bishop of Havana, Msgr Alfredo Muller, last night en- dorsed the executions, report- ed to have reached 216 throughout Cuba. Appearing on a television in tervlew with revolutionary chief Fidel Castro, Bishop Muller said that he personal- ly opposes capital punishment but that the church permits it in some instances. "in this case it is justi- he declared. Open to Public Although Castro avoided saying on the program when the Havana trials would get underway, he said they would be conducted under a military code and open to the public. "I want everyone to see he declared- Some members of rev- olutionary groups gathered in Havana's Central park last night. Women farm workers carried banners reading: "Let the executions continue." Per- aza Venegas, a 24-year-old Castro soldier, piled back his shirt to display scars he said Truman Cautions Against Diplomacy By Tourists Here U. S. Foreign Policy Shaped by President Not Private Interests BY HARRY S. TRUMAN I hope the recent crop of diplomatic tourists does not get us into more complications at when the free world is try- ing to find how to deal with the communist world. Those of our own people whether they travel to Moscow or whether they have been hosts to Mikoyan here in this understand that they have no responsibility for the shaping of American foreign policy. I am particularly disturbed by the eager- ness displayed by some of our leading indus- trialists and financiers to shower the visiting Soviet deputy prime minister with solicitous Truman attention and social glamour resulting in pressure on the White House. There is considerable difference between negotiations by governments and the probing by individuals for some kind of a deal. I am all In favor of negotiations no matter how trying to our patienca with any one currently in power in Rus- sia, be he Khrushchev, his deputy, or anyone else. We have had many long and exhausting talks with Stalin, Molotov, Gromyko, Bulganin, Zhukov, Khrush- chev and others, but up to now these talks have been futile as far as reaching even a working basis, much less a peaceful accord, with the changing figures in the Krem- lin. The Kremlin has used all these talks to feed its propa- had come from Batista police. Castro said in torture by the TV in- terview that only military men will face the military tri- bunals, and indication possi bly that civilians will go be fore the special revolutionary courts he has said will be set up. He also reduced slightly his earlier estimate that 450 in all will be executed, saying not more than 400 will be pu to death. Anti-Diabetic Drugs Will be Tested by VA Washington Effec tiveness of two of the newe anti-diabetic drugs given b> mouth instead of injection will be tested by the veter- ans administration. VA announced today that eight of its hospitals will con- duct the study on some 400 patients for a minimum of eight months. The aim is to learn to what extent the drugs can replace daily insulin injections on a long-term basis. The compounds to be test- ed are tolbutamide and chlor propamide. The national institute of health U cooperating in the Frondizi Flies ToU.S. for Visit Strikes Lead Peron's Followers To Seek His Return Panama President Arturo Frondizi of Argentina left here by plane today for Charleston, S. C after an overnight stop in Panama. He is due in Charleston, to begin a U. S. visit, at 3 p.m. Frondizi told a news con- ference here some followers of former Dictator Juan D. Peron hope to develop a rev- olutionary plan as a result of Argentina's current strikes, but "we won't allow that." Besides the' Peronistas, the communists are a big factor m the current wave of strikes, Frondizi said. 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Do air bubbles cause bruised feeling?
I am 23 days post op. My left breast has been progressing slower than the right but progressing none the less. A few day ago while massaging I noticed air bubbles on the outer side of my left breast near my armpit. I was wondering in air bubbles can cause a bruised feeling. The pain went away but now it is back again. I have inflammatory incision and 255 CC's. Should I be concerned about the bruised feeling in my armpit?
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Unusual to have bubbles in your skin
3 weeks out from surgery... if you have any visible changes in the appearances of your breasts or symptoms, you should see your surgeon for an exam and explanation of what is going on. If you've had the bubbles from the beginning and its improving, then you're headed in the right direction.
Bruising and swelling Post-Op
Healing will go on for 2-3 months for the early period. There may be some swelling, bruising, malposition, color differences. Sensation will be abnormal. Scars will be changing. If my patients have concerns that something is unusual about their healing process, it is important for them to call the office and discuss these concerns or come in to be examined. While it may or may not be air bubbles causing a bruised feeling, there is still more time for you to allow complete healing and settling of the implants. I would recommend that if you have any questions or concerns about healing, then you see your surgeon in person for evaluation of the healing process and make sure all is going well. Best of luck to you!
Web reference: http://www.horowitzmd.com/plastic-surgery-procedures-newport-beach/breast-augmentation/
Normal recovery
You sound like you are having a normal recovery, especially this early after surgery. Air bubbles do not cause a bruised feeling.
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I'm 100lbs, 5'1", sz.0, breastfeed for 2.5 yrs. Am I too tiny for Fat Transfer? (photos)
Too small for a fat transfer? My breasts before breastfeeding were a perky, small B cup. I've always been tiny. I'm early 30's, 2 pregnancies, breastfed 2.5 yrs. During pregnancy & while breastfeeding I was a full C cup. Post breastfeeding-sports bra fit only. I want B.A., pref. fat transfer. I have a good amount of "meat" on my thighs. I'm semi scared of lipo. I don't want saline or silicone. I want my "old boobs back",not trying for porn star status here. I would love a full B or a small C.
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Is Breast Augmentation by Fat Transfer Possible for Thin People?
Probably at most you can expect only a half cup improvement at any one session. Your low BMI may even make that not possible.
It is a great option for those with more fat to spare.
It is a great option for those with more fat to spare.
Web reference: http://drnichter.com/fat-grafts-face-buttocks-breast/
I'm 100lbs, 5'1", breastfed for 2.5 yrs. Am I too tiny for Fat Transfer?
About the most you can expect from fat transfer is about a one cup size improvement. If you have realistic expectations, this may be reasonable if you have fat available for harvest.
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Fat transfer to breasts
Some surgeons will use fat for primary breast augmentation. As of now, I will only use it to augment the breast reconstrucitons after breast cancer. I think that implants are most reliable for primary augmentation.
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Scanned a machine thats connected to the network and it's not reporting any software installed on it. The machine has been removed and readded a number of times. Any ideas would be a help.
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Nov 1, 2010 at 10:33 UTC
sounds like WMI is not working correctly..
is it picking all other info up ok like the CPU type and disk usage?
Nov 1, 2010 at 10:38 UTC
Everything else is being reported ok just not picking up any installed software.
Nov 1, 2010 at 10:46 UTC
just this one machine or multiple?
Double Check to make sure the user name and password that spiceworks is using has access rights on the machine as well.
Nov 1, 2010 at 10:55 UTC
It's only this machine no others. Strange !!
Nov 1, 2010 at 11:08 UTC
That is weird, i would personally delete the machine, and let the scan pick it up again.
Just to make sure it is finding the machine correctly and then run a manual scan on the new machine to make sure it scans ok.
Nov 2, 2010 at 3:13 UTC
Have you tried running a manual WMI query against the machine to get back the list of installed software?
Nov 16, 2010 at 9:47 UTC
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Evelyn took a quick glimpse over her left shoulder. The small white flashes were becoming more distant. The calls were more faint. It was just her and the wide road which led down the Boulevard. With every step she took, the flashes became more faint with the calling and shouting more distant. With every step she took, her unreal freedom became a reality.
Making her way down the traffic heavy boulevard , she ran as fast as her legs could carry her. The small trail on her champagne coloured dress dragged across the wet tarmac, and her small, heeled shoes beat pain through the soles of her feet. She made her way down the boulevard. In her search for freedom, in her search for that someone to one day love her for the person she is, not her name.
Running down the streets, avoiding vehicles as they come hurtling towards her at various speeds, flashing lights and sounding horns. Some shouting, some swerving. She came to a sudden halt. One taxi was there still, bold, yellow and in the mix of all the chaos. She took hold of it's door handle, and got inside. 'Take me away from it all' She cried to the driver. 'Take me away.'
The driver, under orders. Put his foot on the gas. And a sudden rise in smoke came from the exhaust. The taxi was haunted by a smell of old tobacco and leather seats. She fell back into the warm leather. Her chest beating hard, catching each bit of breath she could. Slowly, she recovered from her escape from the stalking paparazzi. She panned the taxi, it's driver with his tired eyes focused on the cold, icy road outside, street lights above shone. Evelyn turned to her side. There sat a man, holding a novel of some sort. With a pen in his grasp. Smooth, silky brown hair tucked behind one ear. Glasses rested on his nose. His lush brown eyes, peering through the lenses, he looked Evelyn in the eye. A moment of complete silence fell inside the taxi. They both sat there, both of them still, with there eyes looking deep into the others. The cab soon came to a stop, the driver turned around and broke the beautiful moment with a stern demand for his tariff. A love-struck Clarke, hastily he dipped his hand into his pocket, and outstretched the required money and handed it into his sweaty palm. His careful eyes quickly counted the money before Clarke stepped out of the cab. He took one last look into her deep blue eyes. He cracked a small grin before saying, 'We'll meet again.....' He said, awaiting Evelyn to say her name. 'Wait, don't you know me? Don't you know my name?' She asked. 'Should I?' Clarke replied curiously awaiting her response. 'I'm Evelyn.. Evelyn Cassidy,' She replied astounded that he was unaware of who she was. After all, she was one of the most famous, influential and richest women alive. He grinned slightly showing his front teeth, 'Evelyn.. It's been a pleasure, I hope one day, our eyes will meet again.' He carefully got out of the cab, Evelyn watched him closely as he became more distant as the cab pulled off. He stood on the verge of the pavement, his book in one hand, the other in the pocket of his dark brown trench coat. Her wide eyes locked on his beautiful, caring smile. He pulled his hand from the pocket of his coat, and raised it into the air to shoulder height. A gesture Evelyn treasured. There he stood under the bright orange glare that came from the overhead street light. A slight, warm silhouette, a man who saw Evelyn as not the big name but the everyday girl, a man who saw her beauty for what she wants. She turned to rest back onto the warm leather seat, the love filled atmosphere slowly evaporating, she closed her eyes and held her hands close to her chest and breathed slowly. For the first time in years, Evelyn felt love, she felt the warm feeling flowing through her veins. She felt that lump in her throat, that pain deep in her stomach. She felt weightless, as if she could fly. This moment was a first for Evelyn. A feeling she had never truly felt before, a feeling she would keep. A feeling not only felt be her, but by Clarke also. The warm, loving feeling was mutual. They both felt an instant connection for one another.
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Ciarán Finlay is FLAC's Legal & Policy Officer.
On 6 March, the UN Committee on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women published a comprehensive blueprint for government action to advance gender equality in Ireland. This followed a formal UN examination of Irish state officials in Geneva in mid-February on how Ireland is meeting its obligations under the UN Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW), an international bill of rights for women.
Ireland ratified the UN Convention in 1985 and its implementation is monitored by a body of independent experts, the UN Committee on women's rights. February's review marked the fourth occasion that Ireland has been examined by the UN Committee.
FLAC (Free Legal Advice Centres) actively participated in the CEDAW reporting process, providing a submission to the UN Committee in advance of the examination (which can be accessed here) and attending the review as part of a civil society delegation coordinated by the National Women's Council of Ireland. In addition to pre-arranged briefings with the UN Committee, FLAC also lobbied individual members of the Committee to ensure that issues of particular concern to us were raised during the dialogue with the state delegation and in the Committee's subsequent recommendations.
The extensive work of NGOs and the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission reaped dividends, with the UN Committee producing a detailed set of recommendations concerning the enforcement of women's rights in Ireland. FLAC especially welcomed the inclusion of our primary concerns in the Committee's recently published observations.
Amongst the chief concerns FLAC raised with the UN Committee were shortcomings in Ireland's gender equality infrastructure. For instance, the Equal Status Acts 2000 – 2015 prohibit gender discrimination in the provision of goods and services, the provision of accommodation and access to education. However, Section 14 of the Equal Status Acts precludes legal actions against legislative provisions. In practical terms, this means that any legislation which discriminates against women, or has a disproportionately negative impact on women, falls outside the scope of the Equal Status Acts and cannot be challenged under domestic equality legislation.
The UN Committee issued a clear call for change, recommending that the State amend section 14 of the Equal Status Acts 2000-2015 to ensure that an effective remedy is available for discrimination that has a legislative basis.
FLAC also sought to highlight the potential of the Public Sector Duty as a critical tool in gender mainstreaming. Section 42 of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission Act 2014 requires public bodies, including government departments, to have regard, in carrying out their functions, to the need to eliminate discrimination, promote equality of opportunity and treatment of service users, and protect the human rights of service users. FLAC emphasised that full implementation of the Public Sector Duty would ensure that women in all their diversity are at the heart of all public action, policy and procedure.
The UN Committee shared FLAC's views, recommending that the Public Sector Duty be utilised to promote the mainstreaming of gender equality in all areas and sectors.
The main issue raised by FLAC was the inaccessibility of the civil legal aid scheme for women experiencing domestic abuse. Access to legal protections, in the form of safety, protection and barring orders, are oftentimes contingent on civil legal aid from the State. Civil legal aid services, which are provided by the Legal Aid Board, allow people who cannot afford private legal representation to access court-ordered legal remedies which compel their abuser to leave the home or prohibit the violent person from committing or threatening further violence.
Despite the popular misconception that all legal aid is free, people affected by domestic violence who qualify for civil legal aid services are required to pay a minimum financial contribution of €130. Actual contributions will often be significantly higher, and increase relative to the person's income. FLAC's experience has shown that this fee creates a host of difficulties for women from lower socio-economic backgrounds as well as those experiencing economic abuse.
While the Legal Aid Board can waive payment of financial contributions, public awareness of the waiver system is low, applicants must wait for a decision in respect of their waiver application before a Legal Aid Board solicitor will file court proceedings and there is no automatic entitlement for people who experience domestic violence to a waiver.
The UN Committee echoed FLAC's concerns, identifying the requirement to pay financial contributions where safety, protection or barring orders are sought as a key barrier facing victims of domestic violence.
In this context, the Committee recommended that the State increase funding for civil legal aid services, review the financial eligibility criteria and end the requirement for victims of domestic violence to make financial contributions for civil legal aid when seeking court protection under domestic violence legislation to ensure access to justice to all women without sufficient means.
The recent publication of the UN Committee's recommendations are especially timely given that the Department of Justice and Equality is expected to finalise a new National Women's Strategy to cover the period 2017 - 2020 within the next month. The long-term vision informing the new strategy is "an Ireland where all women enjoy equality with men and can achieve their full potential, while enjoying a safe and fulfilling life". To make that vision a reality, FLAC submits that the UN Committee's blueprint for change must form the basis for the new strategy.