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What type of liposuction would be best for me? (photos)
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Liposuction Candidate ? Weight Loss, Body Lifting, Multiple Procedures
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Liposuction for obesity
- Actually liposuction is not the correct treatment for you -
- It is not a weight loss procedure and you really need one!
- At your height and weight, you are morbidly obese -
- This means your obesity threatens your health as you already know.
- Please ask your doctor to refer you to a bariatric surgeon for a gastric bypass operation.
- After you lose the weight, you can have liposuction andy body lifting as needed.
Candidate for liposuction
If you wish to change the contours of your body. Commonly involved areas are the anterior part of the neck (under the chin), upper arms and armpits, male chest/breasts, trunk abdomen, waist, hips, thighs, inner knees, calves, and ankles.
Most patients are near normal weight and desire permanent contour changes. Patients with average weight, localized fat collections, and healthy elastic skin are the best candidates for liposuction. Obesity, cellulite, or loose, sagging, and inelastic skin are several conditions which may tend towards less desirable results. In fact, these problems may be worsened by liposuction. Unfortunately, many individuals performing liposuction are not trained in other techniques of body contouring and may not have the experience to recognize that a different procedure (such as a tummy tuck) may provide a better result for the patient. Suction Assisted Lipectomy (SAL) may be used in conjunction with other body contouring procedures, such as breast reduction, tummy tuck, thigh lift, or facelift.
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Liposuction or tummy tuck
You are an excellent candidate for tummy tuck and lipo of back and sides. The cost of this procedure is around $6000 and is an outpatient procedure
What procedure is ideal for you?
As many other physicians mentioned, you are at a higher BMI than most liposuction patients and most surgeons will probably turn you away. At our practice, we tend to assess each patient based on their own goals and we don't have a hard and fast BMI cut-off. Your skin tone looks pretty good. My guess is that lipo could get you down a full dress size, maybe from an 18 to a 16 or a 16 to a 14. If that is enough improvement in your mind, then you may consider liposuction.Do your best to slim down about 10 lbs or more and then consider liposuction. Good luck!
Liposuction is not for weight loss
Unfortunately, Liposuction is not for addressing weight loss. It is meant to address localised areas of fat deposit - in short, body contouring. Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) may be a better option for you. Before recommending a course of action, I would prefer to know more about your health. You should schedule an appointment with a board certified surgeon near you.
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Achieve your healthy weight range before liposuction
Good luck and best wishes.
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Thank you for your questions. Looking at your photos, I would not recommend liposuction. Although its not easy, weight loss would be required before I recommend any surgical intervention. In the future, you would most likely be a better candidate for an abdominoplasty rather than liposuction. Best of luck.
What type of liposuction would be best for me?
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It now emerges that even the best capitalised of the nation's insurers, such as Aviva, may have to delay publication of their next report and accounts because of a failure of clear leadership on accounting issues.
Aviva would like to reflect the new realistic accounting for the liabilities of life companies, but this has been made difficult because of a shift to new international standards.
The private pensions industry has enough to cope with in the passage of the new Pensions Bill and the creation of a fund to protect future retirees caught up in wind-ups.
Despite this, the Department for Work and Pensions has produced a new 229-page piece of research.
This reports on how far pension funds have gone in adopting the recommendations of the Paul Myners review of 2001.
It found that private funds had been slow in implementing Myners' recommendations on issues ranging from transaction costs to performance monitoring and activism.
This is not surprising. Many funds have been struggling simply to keep their heads above water in a climate where weak stock markets, the loss of tax advantages and an ageing population have plunged pensions into a deficit of £60bn for FTSE 100 companies.
Closing the gap has become a circular process since transfers of cash into the pension fund digs a hole in a company's earnings, making its own shares less attractiveto investment managers. On top of all this, the Financial Services Authority will next week issue new guidelines on fairness - very laudable after the mis-selling of pensions and endowments, but yet another layer of red tape.
It can be little wonder that Britain's savings rate has fallen to lamentable levels.
It is possible that a return to higher interest rates may cool the buy-to-let property market and lead people back into pensions and insurance products. But until the regulatory bombardment eases and better tax incentives are provided it is unlikely.
Argos advance
NOT all British shopkeepers are struggling despite recent events at Marks & Spencer. GUS, which owns the catalogue shopping chain Argos, put up a dazzling sales performance in the first quarter of the year with like-forlike sales up 9%.
Argos increasingly is becoming the store of choice on the High Street for electrical goods, challenging market leader Dixons. It is being assisted by its web and telephone shopping services. Less impressive so far are the group's sales returns from Homebase, where the offering is still blurred and there is a great deal of catchup to be done with market leader B&Q.
There was a huge amount of interest at the annual general meeting as to whether Sir Victor Blank, having guided GUS through a period of great change, would jump ship and take over the chair at M&S. But Blank was definitive, arguing that his ' obligations' were with GUS.
The main debate from the floor was as to whether GUS should sell off credit-checking group Experian or its stake in Britain's leading high fashion brand Burberry. No one is going to quarrel with GUS hanging on at a time when both offshoots are doing well. There is no pressure to deliver immediate cash to shareholders who are - in any case - to receive a payout of £200m.
It is only companies under pressure, such as M&S, which find it necessary to resort to property revaluations and sell-offs to support the share price. Clearly, a credit crunch, brought on by higher interest rates, could have an impact on GUS. But none of this looks like denting a share price which has made the group one of the best-performing FTSE stocks over the last four years.
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THE Monetary Policy Committee was unanimous in deciding to hold rates at 4.5% in July. But no one should take the pause as a permanent halt. The Bank is clearly still concerned about the lack of spare capacity in the economy.
And although some survey evidence shows a softening of house prices, the latest actual lending figures, from the Council of Mortgage Lending, suggest that demand for home loans is still strong.
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Voiceworks is a national quarterly magazine based in Melbourne, Victoria, featuring writing and art by young Australian writers. It is produced by young people, and relies on contributions from the readers for the content.[1][2][3]
The magazine is produced by the editor together with a group of interns and a volunteer editorial committee, all of whom are also under twenty-five.[4] This committee assists the editor in reading submissions, editing content, proofreading, running launches, and writing feedback for all contributors.
From around issue 12 onwards (there is no complete archive), Voiceworks began to be published as a quarterly, 80-page magazine. It has now published more than 100 issues. The magazine is based in Melbourne with the Wheeler Centre, an initiative of the Government of Victoria as part of Melbourne's designation by UNESCO as a City of Literature in 2008.
Operations are carried out by three part-time staff (General Manager, Artistic Director and Voiceworks Editor), and by volunteers. It was designed by Elwyn Murray.
Each issue is subtitled according to a theme determined by the Editorial Committee a number of issues advance. A theme blurb is written by the EdComm and distributed with calls for submissions, with potential contributors encouraged to contribute themed work.
Its publisher, Express Media, a non-profit media organisation for young artists, was established in 1983 as Express Media Power Workshops. Its newsletter Voiceworks was launched by the then prime minister, Bob Hawke and music journalist Molly Meldrum in 1985 for International Youth Year, to promote the organisation's program of workshops. Since then, Express Media's operations and projects have been financed by grants from the Federal and state government arts funding bodies Australia Council for the Arts and Arts Victoria, from the writer John Marsden and from the private philanthropic fund Copyright Agency Ltd. Marsden is Express Media's patron, and a contributor of operational funding as well as prize money for the John Marsden Prize for Young Australian Writers.[5]
See also[edit]
- ^ "A voice for erudite youth". The Age.
- ^ "Voiceworks magazine for young writers". Radio National.
- ^ "David Prater Interviews Ryan Paine". Cordite Poetry Review.
- ^ "People « Voiceworks".
- ^ "Express Media". Archived from the original on 19 July 2008. Retrieved 31 October 2006.


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Michigan State claims No. 1 in college football Power Rankings after Week 3
Week 3 was equal parts wonderful and perplexing. Ohio State nearly lost to Northern Illinois? Alabama did lose to Ole Miss? Stanford beat USC? These were all incredibly exciting games to watch, but they provided little clarity for how the rest of the season will play out. As Andy Staples noted in Punt, Pass & Pork, we may actually know less now about this year's College Football Playoff race than we thought we did before the season began.
But as the season currently stands, one thing seems clear: the Buckeyes have not validated their status as the top team in country. No team seemed particularly keen on claiming the top spot Saturday—the Crimson Tide certainly would have moved to No. 1 had they beaten the Rebels—but three weeks in, it's hard to make an argument that Ohio State has outplayed its Big Ten rivals, Michigan State. So congratulations, Sparty, don't blow it.
11Michigan State Spartanslast week:3record:3–0The Spartans have been the most consistently impressive team so far this season, with special emphasis on consistent—that's what sets them apart right now. A week after an emotional win over Oregon, Michigan State bent but didn't break against Air Force's option attack.Last week: Beat Air Force 35–21Next week: Saturday vs. Central Michigan
22Ohio State Buckeyeslast week:1record:3–0The general assumption was that while quarterback battles that linger into the season are generally problematic, Ohio State's was an exception because its top two signal callers are so gifted. But after both Cardale Jones and J.T. Barrett ineffectively moved the ball Saturday against Northern Illinois, maybe it's not that simple. The Buckeyes are still the most talented team in the country, but until they show they've figured out how to utilize that talent, they don't deserve to be No. 1.Last week: Beat Northern Illinois 20–13Next week: Saturday vs. Western Michigan
33UCLA Bruinslast week:4record:3–0A game like Saturday's was inevitable for UCLA. A true freshman quarterback, even one as prodigious as Josh Rosen, was bound to produce a dud eventually. If the Bruins were to contend for a Pac-12 title and a playoff spot, they'd need to prove they could still beat good teams even when that happened. Now we know they can because tailback Paul Perkins looks like a Heisman candidate.Last week: Beat BYU 24–23Next week: Saturday vs. Arizona
44Ole Miss Rebelslast week: 8record: 3–0Sure, the Rebels caught some breaks Saturday—Alabama's two fumbled kick returns, Chad Kelly's blind heave touchdown to Quincy Adeboyejo—but every time the Tide seemed to find their footing and appeared poised to take control of the game, Ole Miss responded. To do that on the road against the then-No. 2 team in the country shows that the Rebels can't be dismissed.Last week: Beat Alabama 43–37Next week: Saturday vs. Vanderbilt
55Baylor Bearslast week: 5record: 2–0Baylor was on a bye in Week 3, which it hopefully used to put to rest its trend this season of starting games slowly. The Bears won't be seriously tested for a while, but they'll eventually need to fix that.Last week: Bye weekNext week: Saturday vs. Rice
66Notre Dame Fighting Irishlast week: 11record: 3–0It was a bit hasty to drop the Fighting Irish to No. 11 last week after Malik Zaire's injury. The offense showed balance with DeShone Kizer at quarterback, and C.J. Prosise demolished Georgia Tech for 198 yards on the ground. Plus Notre Dame's front seven is among the nation's best, as it proved by smothering the Yellow Jackets' triple-option offense. I'm not ready to move the Irish back into the top four, but they remain strong playoff contenders.Last week: Beat Georgia Tech 30–22Next week: Saturday vs. UMass
77TCU Horned Frogslast week: 6record: 3–0The Horned Frogs have lost six starters from a defense that was already inexperienced after returning just five starters from last season. Only one of those six is expected back this season. SMU's offense has definitely improved with the hiring of Chad Morris, but if TCU gave up 37 points to the Mustangs—and leading by only five midway through the fourth quarter—it's hard to see the Frogs ever stopping Baylor or Oklahoma.Last week: Beat SMU 56–37Next week: Saturday at Texas Tech
88LSU Tigerslast week: 16record: 2–0Heisman races aren't won in September, but Leonard Fournette looks capable of carrying the Tigers to an SEC title after back-to-back weeks of dominant performances against SEC West opponents. LSU's run defense deserves plenty of credit, too; it held Mississippi State to 1.7 yards per carry in Week 2 and, apart from Jeremy Johnson's 65-yard QB draw, limited Auburn to 2.6 yards per rush.Last week: Beat Auburn 45–21Next week: Saturday at Syracuse
99Georgia Bulldogslast week: 14record: 3–0Saturday's 52–20 beatdown of South Carolina revealed more about the Gamecocks than it did about the Bulldogs, but Greyson Lambert's rebound from a subpar outing against Vanderbilt was very encouraging—he set an NCAA record by completing 24 of 25 passes. Also, any team that can embarrass a conference opponent like Georgia's Sony Michel did deserves some serious praise.Last week: Beat South Carolina 52–20Next week: Saturday vs. Southern
1010Florida State Seminoleslast week: 10record: 3–0The Seminoles shut out Boston College 14–0 a week after the Eagles shut out Howard 76–0. By the transitive property, Florida State should beat Howard 90–minus-57.Last week: Beat Boston College 14–0Next week: Bye week
1111Oklahoma Soonerslast week: 13record: 3–0Giving up 603 yards and 38 points to Tulsa is a bit troubling, but it's hard to be too worried for the Sooners when a) the Golden Hurricane's offense is pretty good, and b) Oklahoma scored 52 points and gained 773 yards. The Lincoln Riley-Baker Mayfield pairing is looking quite dangerous, and running back Samaje Perine bounced back from a rough first two weeks with 152 yards on 22 carries.Last week: Beat Tulsa 52–38Next week: Bye week
1212Clemson Tigerslast week: 9record: 3–0Thursday's matchup with Louisville validated pretty much every preseason expectation for the Tigers. Deshaun Watson remains dynamic after tearing his ACL but will make some mistakes this season—like his two interceptions vs. the Cardinals—due to increased pressure behind a rebuilt offensive line. On defense, Clemson still has the talent to dominant, as it did Thursday, sacking Kyle Bolin five times and holding Louisville to 19 rushing yards.Last week: Beat Louisville 20–17Next week: Bye week
1313Alabama Crimson Tidelast week: 2record: 2–1Alabama beat itself Saturday, as it's nearly impossible to take down a quality team while losing the turnover battle 5–0. Those turnovers led directly to 24 Ole Miss points, including 17 in the first half. The good news for the Crimson Tide is they know first hand a loss to the Rebels won't end their playoff chances. Alabama still controls its postseason fate, though its margin for error is now gone.Last week: Lost to Ole Miss 43–37Next week: Saturday vs. Louisiana-Monroe
1414Oregon Duckslast week: 15record: 2–1Losing to the No. 1 team on the road by three points is about as good of a loss as can be, so the Ducks should definitely hope Michigan State stays near the top of the polls. Oregon's beatdown of Georgia State didn't tell us much, but its matchup with Utah this weekend will.Last week: Beat Georgia State 61–28Next week: Saturday vs. Utah
1515Texas A&M Aggieslast week: 18record: 3–0The Aggies' offense looks balanced and dangerous. Quarterback Kyle Allen picked apart Nevada through the air for 270 yards with four touchdowns and no interceptions, while running back Tra Carson gained 137 yards on 22 carries. One negative for Texas A&M: Before the season, the Aggies looked to have gotten a relatively easy schedule because Alabama and Auburn came to College Station and Texas A&M's only divisional road games were at Ole Miss and LSU. Now that the Rebels and Tigers look to be the toughest teams in the division, that schedule doesn't seem quite so beneficial.Last week: Beat Nevada 44–27Next week: Saturday vs. Arkansas (in Arlington, Texas)
1616Arizona Wildcatslast week: 21record: 3–0The Wildcats hope to have star linebacker Scooby Wright back by Saturday's Pac-12 South showdown with UCLA. That'd be pretty fortunate as Wright has only missed comfortable nonconference wins over Nevada and Northern Arizona. With no byes and only conference games remaining, Arizona faces a daunting stretch over the next nine weeks. Hopefully they enjoyed Saturday's 77–13 rout of the Lumberjacks; things will never be that simple again in 2015.Last week: Beat Northern Arizona 77–13Next week: Saturday vs. UCLA
1717Northwestern Wildcatslast week: 22record: 3–0The Wildcats got two big boosts in Week 3. First, they took down Duke in Durham, sparked by a 98-yard kick return from Solomon Vault. Then Stanford scored 41 points in its upset of USC, casting Northwestern's total shutdown of the Cardinal's offense in new light. Through three weeks the Wildcats have allowed just one touchdown and yielded a nation-low 5.3 points per game, but redshirt freshman quarterback Clayton Thorson has passed for just 327 yards so far. If the defense slips, Northwestern will likely fall with it.Last week: Beat Duke 19–10Next week: Saturday vs. Ball State
1818Utah Uteslast week: 20record: 3–0The Utes will go as far as running back Devontae Booker can take them. With starting quarterback Travis Wilson out, Booker carried the load for Utah on Saturday, rushing for 156 yards and two scores vs. Fresno State. The Utes' defense has done its part, too, allowing just 3.5 yards per carry this season.Last week: Beat Fresno State 45–24Next week: Saturday at Oregon
1919Wisconsin Badgerslast week: 25record: 2–1Since losing to Alabama in Week 1, Wisconsin has allowed only three points. Granted the Badgers have played Miami (Ohio) and Troy, but that kind of lockdown defense is still worthy of noticing. Plus, it's not like the rest of Wisconsin's schedule is filled with offensive powerhouses.Last week: Beat Troy 28–3Next week: Saturday vs. Hawaii
2020Stanford Cardinallast week: NRrecord: 2–1Expectations have swung wildly for Stanford from the preseason to now. Originally considered the top contender to knock off Oregon in the Pac-12 North, the Cardinal looked too inept offensively to pose much of a threat during their 16–6 loss to Northwestern. But after outpacing USC 41–31 in the Coliseum, maybe Stanford is dangerous after all. It comes down to which Kevin Hogan we see the rest of the way: the one who threw for 155 yards with an interception against the Wildcats or the one who completed 78.3% of his passes for 279 yards with two touchdowns vs. the Trojans.Last week: Beat USC 41–31Next week: Friday at Oregon State
2121USC Trojanslast week: 7record: 2–1Had the Trojans lost a low-scoring, ugly affair in which a staunch Stanford defense forced Cody Kessler into mistakes, that would have been somewhat understandable. Losing because they gave up 41 points to the Cardinal is more troubling. If Stanford can break 40, how many points will Arizona, Oregon and UCLA put up?Last week: Lost to Stanford 41–31Next week: Saturday at Arizona State
2222Georgia Tech Yellow Jacketslast week: 12record: 2–1The Yellow Jackets' offensive struggles against Notre Dame can be explained by a ferocious Irish front seven that swarmed to the ball and to the pitch, closing down all options in Georgia Tech's running game. Few other defenses will be able to match that. But for the second straight year, the Yellow Jackets look vulnerable defensively. They won't win an ACC title allowing 8.1 yards per pass attempt and 6.7 yards per carry.Last week: Lost to Notre Dame 30–22Next week: Saturday at Duke
2323Oklahoma State Cowboyslast week: 23record: 3–0I dogged the Cowboys last week for their running game, and they came through Saturday, albeit against UTSA. Running back Chris Carson raced past the Roadrunners for 104 yards on 17 carries. UTSA's seven turnovers made Oklahoma State's win light work, but it's a positive sign to see all aspects of the offense firing.Last week: Beat UTSA 69–14Next week: Saturday at Texas
2424BYU Cougarslast week: 17record: 2–1The Cougars couldn't make it three miracles in a row but still put up a solid fight against an elite Power Five team. The schedule gets much easier from here, as after a challenge from Michigan this weekend, BYU should be a clear favorite in every game until Missouri on Nov. 14. It won't face a rushing threat as dangerous as Perkins again all season.Last week: Lost to UCLA 24–23Next week: Saturday at Michigan
2525West Virginia Mountaineerslast week: NRrecord: 2–0The quality of competition makes West Virginia still very much a wildcard at this point, but the early returns on new quarterback Skyler Howard (37 of 51 for 622 yards with five touchdowns and no interceptions) have been very positive. If Howard can keep Dana Holgorsen's offense humming, the Mountaineers finally have the defense to compete in the Big 12. Trips to Oklahoma, Baylor and TCU don't help their cause, though.Last week: Bye weekNext week: Saturday vs. Maryland
Dropped out: Auburn, Missouri
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You would think so, Alex, considering the number of women who model for that sad, deflated erection of a publication and tell themselves just that. In a recent interview, model Alessandra Ambrosio – a woman I'd previously only encountered in the Mail Online's sidebar of shame – announced that she would do Playboy as long as it wasn't "vulgar": "I'd make sure it was artistic," Ambrosio mused, posing the question of what this overused-to-the-point-of-cliche word actually means in this context.
One doesn't need to be Andrea Dworkin to find not just the existence of Playboy laughably pathetic, but the still bafflingly tenacious myth that Playboy is somehow chic – even stylish – a veritable hernia-inducing laugh. Just as Playboy has somehow revamped its image to be seen as ever so debonair, so Dworkin's own image was ruthlessly mauled by detractors in her own lifetime and has been so ever since.
Dworkin was fascinating, and anyone who says otherwise should be handed a copy of Our Blood forthwith. But then, Dworkin emphatically didn't believe that women should be pleasing to men, or that women's emancipation should in some way be rendered unthreatening to men (she would not, shall we say, have much time for the recent suggestion that feminism should be "rebranded."). She has therefore been largely damned by the ridiculous modern-day mentality that militancy should be written out of feminism when, actually, militancy was, and arguably still is, very much needed in feminism and is nothing women should feel the need to apologise for. The fact that they do feel that need proves how much feminism is still needed. Dworkin was scary – a scary woman – and is therefore banished, while Playboy's bunnies, with their betailed rumps and oiled cleavages, thrive.
Which brings us back to Playboy. Doubtless Ambrosio's interest has been piqued by Kate Moss, who has done precisely the thing that none of her fans ever thought she would: she became a cliche. Following in the footsteps of many other models who suddenly felt the need to prove that they're still sexy, Moss modelled for Playboy. That this got any media attention at all is a testament to the power of Hugh Hefner's indefatigable PR machine, seeing as most of us have seen Moss's breasts more often than we've seen our own.
In fact, she can currently be seen in an advert for some kind of orange tanning cream in which she is wearing less than she is in the laughably naff Playboy shoot. Yet Moss even giving that tedious windbag Hefner the time of day says at least as much about the power of PR as it does about the relationship between Playboy and fashion.
Even though Hefner has made what looks like a deeply concerted effort to show how unbelievably boring he is through Twitter and occasional interviews, there still exists a sheen of celebrity and even, God help us, history around the Playboy franchise, as evidenced by the yawnworthy A-list parties held at the Playboy mansion and the depressingly gargantuan sales of awful Playboy accessories. God forbid your smartphone shouldn't look nubile, right?
The sales of these products – as often as not to women – prove what Dworkin always said about pornography: that it dehumanises women. And few mainstream pornography brands do that as blatantly as Playboy. It's one thing to reduce women to masturbation objects (and I have no problem with masturbation. After all, it's everyone's favourite hobby, to paraphrase Woody Allen.) But to suggest that women have to look like rabbits even to merit that honour is quite something.
In 1988, the last Playboy club shut because it was no longer profitable. But proving that progress is not always forwards, the clubs started to reopen about two decades later and British Vogue, in fact, recently held a party at the London branch.
It is well past time to call bullshit on this alliance between fashion and Playboy. If women want to make their careers out of glamour modelling, good luck to them, but to suggest that Playboy itself is somehow chic, that to ally oneself with that dud Viagra pill of a magazine is excitingly racy and that women who have achieved enormous success and fame in their fields are proving their self-worth and sexiness by posing for it is just demented.
Fashion, as this column often chinstrokes, should be – and is, in its purest form – about giving people pleasure and self-expression. But too often, the women's fashion industry seems hellbent on reducing women to tired stereotypes, miserable clones and sexless sex objects. (Incidentally, Ambrosio models for Victoria's Secret, a firm that has made kazillions by doing precisely those three things.)
Many people dismiss models as dumb and suggest that's why they model for Playboy, but that's lazy and unfair. The truth is, they're at the extreme end of a general truth that women are still told that the only validation that counts is being told you're hot, and Playboy bestows that validation. Few things make me miss Dworkin more than the sight of a wealthy and successful woman sticking a bunny tail on her backside and smiling for the camera.
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Violation traffic control device checked . Fail to bay stop sign and stop light written . fine $ 154 . Now the confusing part . under SS 318 says fine should be $ 158 and with some research seems it is a points violation depending how ticket was written 316 . 074 ( 1 ) non - points and 316 . 0741 Points . Mine just 316 . 074 I have not had a ticket in decades but , I am more worried about raise $ $ on insurance . is there grounds for dismiss with the errors on the ticket ? and how do I tell if its points or not ? What I did was a rolling stop at a stop sign , on a side street in the middle of the night . Thanks in advanceCould you please also explain the double talk in 322.27(3)(d) 6. A violation of a traffic control signal device as provided in s. 316.074(1) or s. 316.075(1)(c)1.—4 points. However, no points shall be imposed for a violation of s. 316.074(1) or s. 316.075(1)(c)1. when a driver has failed to stop at a traffic signal and when enforced by a traffic infraction enforcement officer. In addition, a violation of s. 316.074(1) or s. 316.075(1)(c)1. when a driver has failed to stop at a traffic signal and when enforced by a traffic infraction enforcement officer may not be used for purposes of setting motor vehicle insurance rates.
Hire a lawyer and fight the ticket. Rolling at a stop sign is still a failure to come to a full and complete stop which is required. But there may still be deficiencies on the citation. By the very least, the lawyer may be able to prevent you from getting points on your license if he can't actually get it dismissed.
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Failure to obey traffic control device, Fla. Stat. 316.074(1), is a moving violation, which may result in three points being assessed to your driving record. In addition, a conviction or adjudication withheld which is the result of a no contest plea may subject you to a mandatory driving school requirement. Any facial defects with the ticket may be corrected anytime prior to trial with the approval of the Judge or hearing officer. Hire an attorney .
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If you don't get convicted (whether the ticket is dismissed or adjudication is withheld), your insurance can't go up. The insurance companies can only pull records of convictions, where you actually received points.Ask a similar question
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text: Well... My name is Emily. I come in peace from Ficlets.com. Writing is definitely a strong passion of mine and I hope this website will help me to develop my skills further. Any comments are greatly appreciated. I really hope you enjoy my pieces and I'd really love to hear from you! I guess that's about it... ~Emmyful


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What if the person you thought you were no longer existed? What if your history turned out to be a lie? What if the person you were supposed to trust brought terrible things into your world? What if the place you thought you were safe is the least safe of all?
When she was little, Carey's mum saved her from her dad. They ran away to hide in the woods – the Hundred Acre Woods, as Carey dubs it – and there they've lived ever since. Her mum goes on trips to town, for supplies, to fuel her meth habit, and sometimes she'll be gone for weeks. So Carey and her little sister Jenessa are used to fending for themselves, hunting and foraging, eating beans from tin cans, wearing second or third hand clothes, lighting fires for warmth. But their mum's been gone even longer than usual this time, and now the two strangers have arrived: a social worker and Carey's dad, and they've got a letter from Carey's mum saying she can't look after them anymore.
Carey cares for one person more than anything else in the world: Jenessa. So when her dad comes, she's sure that going back with him is the best thing for Jenessa. He seems kind, but she can't help being afraid - not after what her mum told her. Firstly, though, leaving the woods means a house, a bed, a step-sister and step-mother, school and a 21st century lifestyle that neither of them are used to. Jenessa has never seen television before, ever stood underneath a shower. Carey doesn't know what a cell-phone is, an iPod, or what the word 'gross' means. She misses the woods terribly, but more than anything she's haunted by the white-star night - the secret that presses down on her shoulders, that scared Jenessa so much she stopped talking, and that Carey knows she can't hide from forever but will change everything – again – when it's revealed.
As Carey is forced to question and confront her past, she has to find a way to reconcile the girl from the woods with the girl of today. It's truly excellent, her voice leaping off the page right from the first paragraph, drawing you in and nudging you forward all the time. At first I assumed that Jenessa would be the one who would have the greatest difficulty adjusting to the new circumstances, but it soon becomes apparent that things will be harder for Carey in the long term, that the differences between her and her peers are more pronounced, that her old worldview and her new worldview will have greater clashes, that finding her new balance will more of a trick than second nature.
The story was filled with dark secrets. It is a sad and wonderful book! Carey gives us hints – snippets here and there – of the horrible bits of her past, enough to guess as to what the white-star night might contain, but it's not fully revealed until the end, when she finally finds a way to trust her father and her new life. This is an excellent book and a must read!!
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Student Learning Assessment Handbook
Why is the assessment of student learning important?
Assessment of student learning provides evidence of how well an academic discipline meets its stated goals for what students should know or be able to do upon completion of a program. Thus it documents the quality of academic programs in terms of their respective successes as well as areas in need of improvement. CMU's assessment processes reflect the institution's willingness to be publicly accountable to its many stakeholders, as well as to systematically collect information that supports efforts to strengthen our programs.
Methods of assessment vary across campus, in part due to the differing nature of disciplines, in part due to professional accreditation requirements, and in part due to the stage of a program's progress to evaluate its goals. That said, CMU's emphasis on excellent undergraduate teaching is common to all programs and underlies the faculty's collective abilities to demonstrate how much their students are learning.
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Tell us the behind the stove story leh!
No la. Not nice to gossip. Old man's son and Lau Lim are both friendly people. U ask both of them la..
Blobbi wrote: And yeah, Mathsparks is right. Your Avatar is doing a little shimmy on my screen. No wonder this thread is called "Wanton" Mee!!
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Ok next time I ask the man.
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Maputo (Mozambique) July 4 (ANI): External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna arrived here on Sunday afternoon in the second leg of his tour. The Mozambique Deputy Foreign Minister Dr. Eduardo Koloma received Krishna at the Maputo International airport
This is first bilateral visit by an Indian foreign minister to Mozambique in decades. The last two visits by the Indian foreign ministers to Maputo in 1979 and 1999 were related to multilateral conferences.
Krishna, during his talks with the Mozambique leaders, is expected to discuss steps for intensification of economic and strategic ties with one of the better performing economies in the region.
Mozambique has attracted foreign investment in mining sector. The country is also estimated to have untapped oil and gas reserves.
India and Mozambique enjoy close and friendly relations built upon traditional links dating back to pre-colonial period.
India consistently lent its support to Mozambique in the latter's freedom struggle. Mozambique achieved its independence in 1975 and diplomatic relations between the two countries were established in the same year.
India was, in fact, among the first countries to recognise and open its Embassy in Mozambique immediately after independence.
Mozambican leadership had expressed its gratitude for diplomatic and moral support extended by India during the country's struggle for independence and for assistance rendered after independence in its nation building efforts.
In 1982, the first Mozambican President Samora Machel paid a State visit to India that was reciprocated by the late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the same year.
President Joaquim Alberto Chissano visited India twice- in May 1988 and May 2003.
Mozambique supports the call for reform of the United Nations and expansion of the UN Security Council in both Permanent and Non-Permanent categories.
Commercial and economic relations between India and Mozambique have grown steadily in recent years. India is among the eight major trading partners of Mozambique.
The volume of trade between the two countries increased by 32 per cent from 113.591 million dollars in 2006 to 152.58 million dollars in 2007, largely due to increase in exports from India to Mozambique. India's exports to Mozambique were of the order of 135.858 million dollars during 2007 as against 78.246 million US dollars in 2006 and 88.284 million dollars in 2005.
In April, 2008, Indian PM had announced DFTP Scheme for 50 LDCs including Mozambique during India-Africa Summit held in New Delhi. Mozambique has since joined the DFTP.
There is considerable potential for investments in Mozambique particularly in coal mining. There are opportunities for investment for Indian companies in development of the country's energy sector, mineral resources, agro-industries, transport and communication, SMEs in food processing, coconut and cashew processing etc.
There are about 1,000 persons of Indian nationality and about 20,000 persons of Indian origin, mostly from Gujarat, Goa, Daman and Diu, holding Mozambican and Portuguese passports.
On Friday, Krishna left on a five-day visit to Mauritius and Mozambique to deepen strategic and economic ties with these strategically located countries.
This is Krishna's first official visit to the African continent since he became foreign minister over a year ago. By Ravinder Singh Robin (ANI)


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Everyone is invited to celebrate this milestone and show gratitude for His Excellency's tireless service to our diocese since he was installed in March of 1997.
Here's the schedule for the day:
9-10 a.m. Jim Sedlak speaking on Planned Parenthood at the MEV (Missionaries of the Gospel of Life) House
10:30 a.m. Mass at Saint Laurence Cathedral (All priests invited to concelebrate)
12:00 noon Catered lunch at Saint Laurence Cathedral cafeteria.
Party should be over by 2:30 p.m.
3-6 p.m. Jim Sedlak at the MEV House
7-9 p.m. Barbara McGuigan speaking at the Society House.
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Re: Error - Cuteness Overflow
I would prefer that the error message say "Cuteness Overload."
But great design!
Re: Bottles of bear!
well played dude. great design and concept. got my vote (I know how to spell all those words so I don't do the GMV thing)
tjost wrote:Forgot to comment on this earlier. Good job on the lighting, just be sure that on your half tones you don't make them too fine, keep to 40-45 LPI max. It looks like you went a little smaller then that on this. Great job though guys.
Thanks Tjost! :D I've never been really sure as to what is too small or fine for woot to print. Still getting used to doing half-tones.
Re: Sugar
@sittle: thanks! :-)
@szoupi: hey, glad you like it! :->
@deadlyblonde: well, I'm flattered, then :-D Thanks!
jomichar wrote:Thanks, Sub! I had this on cream first but decided to go with orange at the last minute. I'm glad you like it!
YES!!!! Orange is MUCH better... i am not a fan of cream shirts!
Re: honeyyy!!
Best shirt in the derby.
Ha Ha you're funny.
I unvoted for two in the fog that I like less than this one. Not sure it will matter, but it is worth a try.
ullreym wrote:I like all of the "pandeMOONium" going on.
ohHO! I see what you did there, hehe;)
MadamAtom wrote:*checks noodlerice's join date*
Ah. You weren't here yet.
I've no comment on the flap one way or the other, but it might clear things up to look (at least briefly) first here and then here.
This shirt is so much funnier with context.
Re: Little to the Left, Almost There
I like what you've done with this shirt... The bears are very well handled. Imo, the trees could have been more consistent...
Haha This is pretty awesome. I can get drunk on these. +1
vote for my very first entry on the derby
Re: Face Value (Resub)
The scales are such a nice touch to our resident Purveyor of Kawaii... I figured it was an Adder right away...
I would have loved to see a touch more colour in the animals themselves. I get what you're going for though...
Re: Camping Jolly Roger
I love the simplicity of this design... I feel that the stroke is a little heavy, but generally it isn't distracting, nice work!
Wow... this is awesome.
Re: Too cute to give up
@janesko-cheers, luckyseven ftw!
Re: Cover the Earth
Sigh... I SO wanted this shirt, and it doesn't look like it will make it to the fog... let alone the top 3.
awesome detail, bubsters. can't wait to see more from you. especially lovin' the mini teddy.
Eglowy wrote:here is a close up of the halftone. im just starting to play around with them.
Thanks! This is really neat!
...so cute
Re: u can't haz this v2
Oh my goodness, I need to have this shirt! =D
Re: Pithed Lemon
HA! Cute and clever :D +1
I LOVE this design! Big fan of the Jolly Roger, and this would be awesome on a camping trip
noodlerice wrote:...ok, i guess im out of the loop somewheres, but what is the whole joke about onions?
I'm pretty sure it's making fun of "YAY, BROCCOLI!" here: http://shirt.woot.com/friends.aspx?k=7505
So that was first, and then it's second joke is making fun of resubbing with the tiger stripes via the links above.
Re: Beware of Despicable Children
"Great Omelets!" I love designs with suspense built in them. Very nice!
FatJ wrote:Sigh... I SO wanted this shirt, and it doesn't look like it will make it to the fog... let alone the top 3.
Agreed... very sad!
The more I see this, the more awesome it is. I really want this printed.
jb2colorado wrote:well played dude. great design and concept. got my vote (I know how to spell all those words so I don't do the GMV thing)
Thanks, jb2colorado!! I appreciate your support!
howlowck wrote:Haha This is pretty awesome. I can get drunk on these. +1
vote for my very first entry on the derby
Thank you~ ^_^
Re: Harmless
1.) If someone is good enough at designing shirts that everyone wants to buy them they deserve to win.
2.) I do think its a shame because I would have bought this shirt. When I showed it to my co-worker he went and voted of it right away. It would have been super popular.
3.) Woot ultimatly has the right to not produce whatever they would like because in spite of the derby allowing people to vote for what they want, woot doesn't have to produce a shirt for whatever reason they so choose.
Re: The Elephant Ride
Love it! Cute baby elephant! Although, I think it's enough to have the baby elephant without the teddy bear...it seems a bit out of place.
Re: Kawaii Sulu
I think, if anything, he would have worn a red bow. 'Cause he was really infatuated with Uhura in that episode, and she wore red... :P
Re: world nom-ination :D
After thinking about it some more, while I think it's important for it to say "nom-ination" since that's kind of the joke, the "prepare for" isn't as necessary and could have been dropped. Plus, the arching of the letters just doesn't look all that great.
Reason I'm being critical is that if these were different, I would have loved this shirt. The cat is really adorable. Sigh...
thatrobert wrote:
Congratulations on winning a Best Loser Award!
This is not SPAM.
Winning a BLA does NOT mean this shirt won't print -- I'm hoping it does.
Your one and only gift is this crappy little badge in your shirt thread. Enjoy.
He's gonna be a fry cook on Venus.
sweet! *happy dance*
thanks everyone for the votes and the comments! i had fun this derby! ^_^
Re: Skyline
:D Wonderful walmazan!
vliang88 wrote:awesome detail, bubsters. can't wait to see more from you. especially lovin' the mini teddy.
Aww thanks for your comment, vliang88. The mini teddy is one of my favorites too
Re: Orbital Model of the Carbon Atom
I would wear this shirt in a heartbeat. Love it!
Oh no, it was out of the fog? Maybe there's still a chance but thanks for the votes everyone anyways. It did alot better than I expected. :D
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Participants in Egypt's recent protests stunned observers in many ways. One major surprise came when the world witnessed protesters of different faiths cooperating with one another in a way Egypt has rarely seen before.
"When Muslims prayed in Tahrir Square, the Coptic Orthodox and Coptic Evangelicals protected them from anyone who would want to interfere," said Len Rodgers, executive director of Evangelicals for Middle East Understanding. "And then, during a Coptic Orthodox Mass in Tahrir, the Muslims protected the Coptic Orthodox. This is, I would say, unprecedented. It's a very unusual and, I would say, optimistic possibility for the future."
It is unique enough for Muslims and Christians to guarantee one another the chance to pray and worship unmolested, but for many years evangelical Christians and Coptic Orthodox believers also have had a hard time coming together on much of anything.
The first major Protestant presence in Egypt arrived with a group of Presbyterian missionaries in the 1850s, according to Kenneth Bailey, a lecturer in Middle Eastern New Testament Studies who lived in the Middle East for 40 years. It wasn't long, Bailey says, before Coptic leaders grew to regard them as rivals.
"The Coptic Orthodox claim the Apostle Mark was the founder of the Coptic Orthodox Church," says Rodgers. "The Coptic Evangelicals … appeared to be competition to the ancient church."
There's also a cultural aspect: "The Coptic people feel they are the original Egyptians," Rodgers says, and the Orthodox Church feels themselves protectors of the Coptic heritage—"and [are] not all that willing to share it with the newcomers."
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The Colonial Elite
In New England and the mid-Atlantic colonies, the elite were wealthy farmers or urban merchants; in the South, they were wealthy planters.
Learning Objective
Summarize the central economic activities of the elites throughout the colonies
Key Points
- Some New England and mid-Atlantic farmers owned enough land to amass large, highly profitable farms.
- Others became merchants who exported the goods of farms and engaged in molasses and sugar trade with the West Indies.
- Wealthier colonists built Georgian-style mansions with rooms devoted to a single purpose.
- In the South, wealthy planters owned large plantations and farmed them with the forced labor of African slaves.
A former class of small freeholders who farm their own land; a commoner of good standing.
To ship goods and services out of the port of a country.
A large farm, estate, or area of land designated for agricultural growth; often includes housing for the owner and workers.
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British Americans' reliance on indentured servitude and slavery to meet the demand for colonial labor helped give rise to a wealthy colonial class—the gentry—in the Chesapeake tobacco colonies and elsewhere. To be genteel, that is, a member of the gentry, meant to be refined; free of all rudeness. The British American gentry modeled themselves on the English aristocracy, who embodied the ideal of refinement and gentility.
One of the ways in which the gentry set themselves apart from others was through their purchase, consumption, and display of goods. An increased supply of consumer goods from England that became available in the 18th century led to a phenomenon called the "Consumer Revolution."
New England
In New England, high-level politicians gave out plots of land to male settlers, or proprietors, who then divided the land among themselves. Large portions were usually given to men of higher social standing, but every white man who wasn't indentured or criminally bonded had enough land to support a family.
Many New Englanders took part in a sophisticated system of trade in which they exported products to the West Indies, where they were traded for molasses, sugar, gold coins, and bills of exchange (credit slips). They carried the West Indian products to New England factories where the raw sugar was turned into granulated sugar and the molasses distilled into rum. The gold and credit slips were sent to England where they were exchanged for manufactures, which were shipped back to the colonies and sold along with the sugar and rum to farmers.
Other New England merchants took advantage of the rich fishing areas along the Atlantic coast. Collectively, they financed a large fishing fleet and then transported the catch of mackerel and cod to the West Indies and Europe. Some merchants exploited the vast amounts of timber along the coasts and rivers of northern New England. They funded sawmills that supplied cheap wood for houses and shipbuilding. Hundreds of New England shipwrights built oceangoing ships, which they sold to British and American merchants.
Middle Colonies
As in New England, the majority of the elite in the Middle Colonies were merchants. Merchants dominated urban society; about 40 merchants controlled half of Philadelphia's trade. Wealthy merchants in Philadelphia and New York, like their counterparts in New England, built elegant Georgian-style mansions. Many merchants became wealthy by providing goods to the agricultural population; many of this group came to dominate the society of seaport cities. Unlike the life of yeoman farm households, these merchants lived lives that resembled those of the upper classes in England. Mimicking their English peers, they lived in elegant two and a half-story houses. Unlike the multipurpose interior spaces common to yeoman houses in which each room had to meet many different needs, each of the rooms in a wealthy town merchant's home served a separate purpose.
Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon was the plantation home of George Washington, who was a member of the Virginia gentry class prior to becoming the first U.S. president.
Merchants often bought wool and flax from farmers and employed newly arrived immigrants who had been textile workers in Ireland and Germany, to work in their homes spinning the materials into yarn and cloth. Large-scale farmers and merchants became wealthy, while farmers with smaller farms and artisans only made enough for subsistence.
Southern Colonies
The Southern elite consisted of wealthy planters in Maryland, Virginia, and South Carolina. In terms of the white population of Virginia and Maryland in the mid-18th century, the top five percent were estimated to be planters who possessed growing wealth and increasing political power and social prestige. They controlled the local Anglican church, choosing ministers and handling church property and disbursing local charity. They owned increasingly large plantations that were worked by African slaves. Of the 650,000 inhabitants of the South in 1750, about 250,000 or 40%, were slaves. The plantations grew tobacco, indigo, and rice for export and raised most of their own food supplies. By the end of the 1600s, a very wealthy class of rice planters who relied on slaves had attained dominance in the southern part of the Carolinas, especially around Charles Town.
Thomas Jefferson, by Charles Willson Peale, 1791
Thomas Jefferson, along with George Washington and Robert E. Lee, epitomizes the American gentry class in the South.
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- Chesapeake
- Appears in these related concepts: Philadelphia and Saratoga, Slavery in the South, and Conclusion: Growth and Development of the Colonies
- New England
- Appears in these related concepts: The British Strategy, An Empire of Commerce, and A Diverse Population
- New York
- Appears in these related concepts: The Conquest of New York, Early Efforts in Urban Reform, and The Treaty of Fort Stanwix
- Philadelphia
- Appears in these related concepts: The Articles of Confederation, The Molly Maguires, and Industrialization and the Environment
- The Carolinas
- Appears in these related concepts: Plantation Masters and Mistresses, The Carolinas, and Sherman's March
- colony
- Appears in these related concepts: Aseptic Technique, Dilution, Streaking, and Spread Plates, English Colonies, and Colonialism, Decolonization, and Neo-Colonialism
- credit
- Appears in these related concepts: The Post-Closing Trial Balance, Developing Services, and Honor and Violence
- elite
- Appears in these related concepts: Oligarchy, Higher Education, and Sampling ties
- immigrant
- Appears in these related concepts: Population Growth, Urban Politics, and Tenements and Overcrowding
- indigo
- Appears in these related concepts: Color, Cloth Production in Bamum, and Agriculture
- majority
- Appears in these related concepts: Progressives and the Working Class, The Know-Nothings and Democrats, and The Election of 1824
- merchant
- Appears in these related concepts: The Migratory Stream, The Consumer Revolution, and Colonial Cities
- planter
- Appears in these related concepts: Multiracial Individuals, The Plantation Economy and the Planter Class, and Jefferson, Slavery, and Race
- property
- Appears in these related concepts: From Property to Democracy, The Bill of Rights, and Secession of the South
- shipbuilding
- Appears in these related concepts: A Growing Society, Modern Warfare, and Connecticut, New Hampshire, and Maine
- slavery
- Appears in these related concepts: Poverty in the Colonies, Early American Slavery, and Slavery
- subsistence
- Appears in these related concepts: A Market Society, Archaic Hunters and Gatherers, and The Four Social Revolutions
- timber
- Appears in these related concepts: Architecture under the Merovingians, Norse Timber Architecture in the Early European Middle Ages, and Commerce in the New England Colonies
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Wilson indicated that parking rates were last raised in 2000. He said that the board makes $325,000 a year in quarters. In addition to placing a heavier burden on workers, shoppers and students, each meter would have to be reprogrammed at an increased rate. For instance , doubling the rate would bring in much more than the needed $90,000.
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"Give us the revenue we generate without putting a burden on citizens," Wilson said at the work session, stressing that like other city agencies the parking board will speed up efforts of collecting unpaid tickets, too.
The ordinance will have its first reading at tonight's council meeting.
One resolution grants emergency approval of the new City Hall boiler that provides heat for the first floor. David Hagley, public works director, stated "removal and installation" is in progress. The cost is $75,000.
Council meets precisely at 7:30 p.m. Monday, March 10 in Council Chamber at Huntington City Hall.
5. 1st Reading of an Ordinance re: AN ORDINANCE OF COUNCIL AMENDING, MODIFYING AND REENACTING ARTICLE 363 OF THE CODIFIED ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON, AS REVISED, REGARDING PARKING METERS
Sponsored by: Councilwoman Frances Jackson
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Hello, I've had derby 10.2.2.0 database backing a java application for some time now. The following query has always worked with a fairly large database in about 6-8 seconds on my machine: SELECT A.Name, A.Version, A.Vendor, count(*) from Applications A INNER JOIN ManagedSystems M ON M.ManagedSystem_ID = A.ManagedSystem_ID WHERE M.Active=1 AND M.ManagedSystem_ID IN (SELECT DISTINCT(ManagedSystem_ID) FROM Applications WHERE upper(Name) LIKE '%MICROSOFT%') GROUP BY A.Name, A.Version, A.Vendor ORDER BY upper(A.Name), upper(A.Version) I have recently upgraded to a derby 10.5.3.0. This same query no longer completes. Instead, it seems the CPU usage of the process that runs the query shoots up to 50-80%, and never completes (i've left it for hours). Any ideas why? I am using the same exact database, the same java version, and my code hasn't changed. Nothing in the query has changed. I have the same problem on 10.6.1.0. I traced it back and found that even 10.3.3.0 has this problem. I've been scratching my head on this one for two days, any help would be greatly appreciated! -chris
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It seems I have found reason to add another post referring to Obama's SoftU speech of February 16, 2011; how about coast to coast 4G coverage? Just this week Obama visited Northern Michigan University to admire their wireless coverage that gives out a laptop to each incoming student and allows 68 % of its student body to attend class remotely. Along with the high speed rail connecting Tampa Bay to Philadelphia, making sure that 98 % of the USA will have a 4G signal at their disposal remains a top notch priority on President Obama's agenda. By blanketing the US with WiFi Obama is also hoping that he will be able to make back some money for the government provided that corporations will buy back the networks.
Obama's plans have received the predictable treatment; from the right side of the aisle they scream that it's been enough already with the Federal spending, and from the left side of the aisle one hears murmurs of hope maybe this will jump-start the economy.
To me both sides either don't know how or don't care to talk about matters that might jeopardize the next presidency but address grave global concerns such as climate change, water scarcity, peak oil, species extinction, nuclear and chronic economic crisis. Once we start talking about the future we are actually facing and not its idealized version easily manipulated for political purposes will we get anywhere.
Jon Stewart satirized Obama's proclaimed Sputnik moment very well, expressing his disappointment that we are responding to our Sputnik moment not by going to the moon, Mars, or even Pluto, but to trains that will go a little faster, or to covering more of the country with wireless service (http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/wed-january-26-2011/state-of-the-union-2011—night-of-too-many-promises: around 3:15). We could console ourselves with the hope that whoever gets a 4G connection that previously did not have one will use it to cure AIDS or keep the water levels from rising.


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I would like to make a website that lets people make their own profiles and input criteria (like weight, height, etc.) Then, i want a search engine that only looks for these criteria and not the entire website. something like this website has called a '''fight finder'' http://www.sherdog.com/stats/fightfinder?SearchTxt=
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Hi this is possible, I cant seem to find any user search or user meta plugins available weirdly. I have created a lot of user/author bits and pieces for projects lately and this could be put into a plugin if theres enough demand.
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I see a demand for all kind of websites that enables you to search for members on the criteria they put in themselfes. Like dating websites, bodybuilding websites, medical related websites or like the one im interrested in a websites for athletes.
Right now something that comes close in an already availible theme is one that is for cars/houses and has a lot of sales on it.
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| LouiseKurylo chapter 1 . 12/16/2013
Poignant. Perfect. Thank you.
| klcarr892 chapter 1 . 7/25/2011
This is so sad but it reminds me of the movie "Meet Joe Black". I don't know if that was intentional or not(a part of me is hoping it is) but if you haven't seen it, Joe, in that movie is a lot like Jane and the plot is similarish. Haha, I really have no idea what i'm trying to say but I really like what you have started so please continue.
PS, if you haven't seen the movie, I highly recommend it ;o)
| Guest chapter 1 . 7/24/2011
okay, I strongly suggest you continue this, finish it, whatever, because leaving it like this is just...plain...mean! What little *is* here brought tears to my eyes. now, continue the damn thing already!


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Odds of winning Stanley Cup: 14 to 1 (Bodog.net)
The same odds as the defending champion Los Angeles Kings.
Last time in playoffs: 2011-12
The Canucks met an ignominious end, ejected in the first round by the Kings after posting the league's best regular-season record. This season marks the Canucks' fifth consecutive Northwest Division title – with nothing to really show for it.
Last Stanley Cup win: Never
It is the root cause of the psychic malaise suffered by all long-time Canucks fans. The Canucks have made the Cup final three times, most recently choking in 2011. After leading that best-of-seven series 2-1 and 3-2, they were humiliated in Game 7 on home ice, shut out 4-0 by the Bruins. A riot ensued, to bookend the riot after the 1994 final loss to the New York Rangers.
How much for scalped tickets?
Scalped? Demand for the Canucks has sunk after playoff failings and a so-so regular season. As of midday Monday, just hit up Ticketmaster.ca for overpriced playoff tickets at face value. About 400 tickets, mostly above-face value, remained on StubHub.com. The Canucks claim the longest "sellout" streak in the NHL, 430 games at the 18,910-capacity Rogers Arena. Regardless, there have been lots of empty lower-bowl seats this season, even if they might have been paid for.
Biggest watering hole
There is no one true go-to booze can. Shark Club on West Georgia Street near the arena is loved by some due to proximity. Two Parrots Perch and Grill on Granville Street gets raucous with cheap beer. Out of downtown, St Augustine's on Commercial Drive is a favourite and, farther afield, Schanks at the Starlight Casino in New Westminster is another packed house with its 120 TV screens.
How to recognize a true fan
Sports a Harold Snepsts jersey (possibly game-worn). Can tell the Sedin twins apart. Believes, deep down, the hockey gods angrily conspire against their team. Insists the rioters in expensive Canucks jerseys in 2011 are not "real" fans. Considers Trevor Linden a personal hero.
Fan-favourite player: Cory Schneider
In a city known as a goalie graveyard, the current fashion is to love backup-turned-starter Schneider, made to be the latest anointed saviour, replacing the last such man, who went from exalted hero to bum (Roberto Luongo).
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I received a lot of sudachi citrus from a COOKPAD user I'm friends with. I made ponzu sauce with the juice, and didn't want to waste the peel so...
This salt is great on Pacific saury, of course! It's also wonderful on white fish, sashimi, or tempura. The subtle fragrance of the sudachi citrus peel is irresistible.
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Japan stocks go down at close of trade
On Monday, Japan stocks traded lower after the close, as losses in the Shipbuilding, Mining and Steel sectors brought shares lower.
The Nikkei 225 went down 0.12%.
The best performers of the trading session on the Nikkei 225 were SUMCO Corporation with its 9.11% rise, Fuji Electric Co. with its 6.28% gain and Dainippon Screen Mfg. Co. with its 6.28% ascend.
The worst performers were represented by NGK Insulators, Oki Electric Industry Co. and Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings Ltd. They dropped respectively 10.91%,10.56% and 7.49%.
On the Tokyo Stock Exchange dropping stocks outperformed advancing ones by 1493 to 1459, while 362 remained intact.
Shares in Dainippon Screen Mfg. Co., Ltd. Went up to all time peaks, ascending 6.28% to 7189.9.
The Nikkei Volatility, measuring the implied volatility of Nikkei 225 options, gained 5.18%, being worth 19.10.
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there was a transfer of real property 15 months ago that creditor claimed it to be fraudulent. creditor was aware of this transfer at that time, Can the creditor setaside the transfer or there is a one year statute of limitation against the creditor to dispute it?
It is a 4 year statute under Civil Code 3439.09, or one year after discovery, whichever is later. In other words, transfer 15 months ago is not barred by statute even if creditor was aware of transfer.
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In bankruptcy, pursuant to 11 U.S.C. �548 (section 548 of the Bankruptcy Code), a fraudulent transfer is any transfer of any asset--or any interest in any asset (such as part ownership in a home)-- made within two (2) years prior to filing the bankruptcy case and in which either of the following are true: A. The transfer was made with actual intent to hinder, delay, or defraud any entity to which the debtor was or later became indebted to; OR B. the debtor received less than reasonably equivalent value for the exchange AND was insolvent on the date the transfer was made (or became insolvent as a result of the transfer).
An important thing to know about the above, is that the transfer discussed above can be either voluntary or involuntary.
In California, the fraudulent transfer law is very similar and is set forth in Civil Code section 3439.04. The statute of limitations is set forth under Civil Code section 3439.09. It is almost identical to the bankruptcy statute except that the lookback period is up to 7 years from the date of the transfer. Thus, if you file bankruptcy in California, the Trustee can sue the transferee for any transfer that took place within 7 years prior to the filing of the bankruptcy case. And, under California's general fraud statute (CCP 338) the lookback period is 3 years from the date the affected party discovers facts constituting the fraud.
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(Still hating on winter)
The sunset turns
bloody in the spring
until the red drips down
and the ink of the night
sweeps over the sky
and the stars twinkle brightly
winking to the bats
like there's a secret
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The sunset pales
in the winter air
and the colors are dull
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and the dark comes sudden,
abrupt in the cold sky
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Tea Bags - A Good Idea Gone Bad!
One of my most frequently asked questions is, "Why don't you sell your teas in tea bags?" I understand the appeal of teabags. It's one thing to enjoy the process of brewing the perfect cup of tea when you are at home in your own kitchen with your own teapot etc. It's quite another when you are at the office or on the road somewhere and you just want a quick cup of tea.
Despite the obvious convenience I've so far resisted tea bags. Here are the reasons.
Shelf-life: In order to put tea in standard tea bags the tea needs to be milled. The industry buzz-word is "tea bag cut." This is basically just chopping the tea leaves into tiny bits so they fit easily into the bags using automated tea bag filling equipment. Once the tea leaves are cut into tiny bits, the surface area exposed to air, and thus to the process of oxidation, increases several fold. This, in turn, greatly reduces the shelf life of the tea. A good quality loose leaf tea will maintain its freshness for at least 6 months and often much longer. Once tea leaves are milled and put in tea bags (even if the tea bags are kept in a sealed container) the reasonable shelf life is about 3 months.
Taste: Keeping in mind the above comment on shelf life, old tea is bad tea (with the exception of some puerh teas, which are meant to be aged). But beyond just the premature aging of the tea that comes through accelerated oxidation, even fresh tea served in tea bags can be problematic for taste. This is again due to the surface area problem. This greater surface area not only accelerates aging but also accelerates brewing because greater surface area is also now exposed to the hot water when you brew. One might be tempted to think faster brewing is a good thing. But, in fact it is not. The faster brewing process changes the flavor profile, usually leading to bitterness. Furthermore, in many cases the actual material of the tea bag can be tasted in the brewed tea.
Quality: Tea bags are great example of a good idea gone bad. They were originally an accidental invention. In the early 1900's in the USA, teas were still considered a gourmet product. When fresh shipments of high quality tea arrived, tea merchants would rush samples of the new teas to their best clients, usually in small tins. In 1903 a tea merchant named Thomas Sullivan began sending his tea samples in small hand sewn silk bags. Bear in mind that these were not filled with milled teas but instead high quality whole leaf teas. Some customers just assumed the idea was to drop the whole bag into a cup of hot water and brew right in the bag. It turned out that this did indeed brew a great cup of tea. Customers started asking for their tea to be delivered in the little sample bags.
Mr. Sullivan quickly realized he was on to a good thing. But the silk bags were a bit expensive and the weave a bit too fine for brewing tea. He reportedly experimented with a few options and finally settled on muslin tea bags. Unfortunately, Mr. Sullivan failed to patent his idea (although others did) and soon tea in tea bags was available throughout the USA. So far so good.
Then, some big tea producers realized two things, 1) once the tea is in the tea bag the consumer can't see the leaves and thus has no visual sense of the tea's quality or the quantity of tea in the bag and 2) if the tea was milled or crushed you could use a lot less tea for the same strength brew and thus save a lot of money. One side effect of preparing loose leaf teas is something called "fannings." Fannings are little scraps of tea that break off during various stages of processing the tea. In the old days these fannings were either discarded, or more frequently, swept up and sold as low quality tea to the lowest end of the tea market. Unscrupulous, tea merchants soon realized that what was once a throw away could be packaged in tea bags and sold at a tidy profit and thus began the downward spiral leading to the current deplorable standard for most tea bag teas world-wide.
Cost: We grow sustainably and organically on small farms. We pick much of our tea by hand and much of the processing is done by hand as well. We ship to the USA every month freshly harvested teas whenever growing seasons permit. All of this adds up to a higher quality but unfortunately higher cost tea.
Now imagine if we put this high quality tea in tea bags. Because the tea is not milled, we cannot use automated tea bag fillers, so yet another by hand process. The tea bags would have to be larger in order to accommodate brewing of loose leaves. We grow our teas chemical-free so we need to source all natural and chemically-free tea bags. All of this would add up to a pretty expensive tea on a per cup basis.
But, I haven't given up: I said earlier that tea bags are a good idea gone bad. The fundamental premise is a good one. Fortunately, I'm not the only person thinking about this and a lot of good ideas have come out in recent years including biodegradable bags made from all organic material and new shapes for tea bags that accommodate larger leaf cuts. I'm convinced that soon I will find a solution that works for us.
Here's my wish list, all organic bio-degradable bags, bags that are big enough to accommodate expansion of whole loose leaf teas, a tea bag material that is tasteless, a tea bag filling machine that does not destroy the whole leaf teas and all at a price that adds just pennies per cup to the cost.
For you tea bag fans out there, please don't think I'm not listening. I hear you. I'll keep working on it and I will be sure to post here when I find the solution.


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3459 N 4th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55412
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Price Reduced seller motivated!!!!Move In & Enjoy! remodeled ALL NEW. Martha Stewart kitchen w/ Granite, NEW Stainless Steel, high end tile, cool paint, refinished hrdwd floors huge master bedroom or family room in lower level and 2nd bathroom. Big BDRMS throughout! Huge Laundry room. Cool craft workshop in LL. Fabulous main floor w/ 2 Bdrms & gorgeous full bath. Lovely attached garage with mudroom walkway. NEW ROOF, huge fenced corner lot. New exterior paint, gutters & landscape. Will go fast
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Property Details for 3459 N 4th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55412
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1 Full | 1 Half
Lot Size: 0.13 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 36x157
Year Built: 1953
Garage Dimensions: 1 car
Garage: Attached Garage
Style: (SF) One Story
Neighborhood: McKinley
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 1825
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1240
Below Ground Sq Ft: 585 (approx)
Room Information for 3459 N 4th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55412
Dining Room Description: Eat In Kitchen
Family Room Characteristics: Main Level, Lower Level
School Information for 3459 N 4th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55412
School District: Minneapolis
School District Phone: 612-668-0000
Interior Features for 3459 N 4th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55412
Appliances: Range, Microwave, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: No
Basement: (585 sq Finished) Full, Finished (Livable), Day/Lookout Windows, Egress Windows, Concrete Block
Exterior Features for 3459 N 4th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55412
Lot Description: Corner Lot, Tree Coverage - Medium, City Bus (w/in 6 blks)
Lot Dimensions: 36x157
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Age 8 Years or Less
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 3459 N 4th Street, Minneapolis, MN 55412
Tax Amount: $770
Taxes w/Assessments: $770
Tax/Property ID: 1002924220151
Tax Year: 2016
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