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Experience has been good so far Cynthia and other staff have done pretty well answering my questions and concerns. I will be an out of town patient and I will be flying in for the procedure. Cynthia told me my stay should be booked for 10 days. However, it was my decision to stay an extra 2 days because I want to avoid sitting for as long as I can (my flight will be over 4 hours). Really excited and looking forward to my procedure.
I will be an out of town patient - BBL - Aventura, FL
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Experience has been good so far Cynthia and other...
11 more days until BBL
A little nervous and excited at the same time. I got all my labs done and picked up my medications and was happy they were all covered by my health insurance. I also purchased the following items so far:
- Antibacterial soap (Dial)
- First Aid Kit
- Antibacterial hand soap
- Medical Tape and Gauze
- Neosporin
- Q tips
- Antibacterial soap (Dial)
- First Aid Kit
- Antibacterial hand soap
- Medical Tape and Gauze
- Neosporin
- Q tips
My info
I am 5'3" and 144 lbs want reduce the appearance of my love handles, smaller waist, and more buttock projection
Countdown 4 more days!
Excited I am looking forward to my results. A little nervous about recovery I scheduled a nurse for my care referred by Evelyn because the recovery house was booked by the time I was informed they had one. It is going to be $175 and I scheduled the nurse for three days.
Recovery assistant with nurse
I meant the nurse will be $175 per day. I also scheduled a driver that was referred by Evelyn which is $275 the services included are the following: Airport pick up/drop off, Pre-op appointment, surgery day, rx refills, follow up appointment, massages appointments, and I believe two store runs.
1 Day!
Just arrived to Florida last night took a walk to Target and caught a can back to the apartment I am staying at. I am looking forward to tomorrow but still a little nervous on my recovery.
Sorry I meant caught a cab
The auto spell check changed it to Can
Today is the big day!????
I am here at Dr Salama's. The Nurse had me put on compression socks, surgery underwear, and a open front gown. Dr Salama took before pics and told me I had an A shaped butt which is really good for what I wish to achieve. I am waiting for my surgery that will take place in about an hour. Wish me luck!
Back at the apartment I booked
Surgery went well I am happy with what I see thus far. The nurse helped me drain my bulbs and she has left for the night. I just now drained them myself it's pretty simple. I washed my hands with anti bacterial soap and used hand sanitizer before doing it.
1 day post op
Happy with my results can't wait for the swelling to go down. This pic I am wearing a tank top foam pads and garment and u can't really see my shape. But I loved what I saw in the mirror when I showered earlier.
1 day post op pic
I recommend that if you get this procedure stay at the recovery house the nurse I got referred to did not come prepared and was not familiar on how to take care of me. I was pretty out of it after surgery and it was difficult for me to give her instructions. I'm feeling a lot better Not experiencing nausea and I have been able to eat normally and also had my first bowel movement tonight.
3 Days Post Op
My first massage was today with Celia she was very nice and she is great! Feel so much better after my massage
Happy with my results
Dr Salama has helped me achieve my wish body. The love handles are gone, my waist is smaller, he smoothed out the shape of my hips (I added lipo in the saddlebag area for $500), my buttock has more projection. I am really looking forward to the bruising going away and healing. I love my new body!!
5 days Post op
I am feeling better each day. I am pretty much on my own now. The pain killers are helping me out big time. The bruising has gone down. I got little folds on my back which I hope will be gone soon. And little lumpy stomach.
6 days post op
Went for a walk today at Hollywood Beach it was a nice walk. Really looking forward to my massage tomorrow hope it's Celia again she's really good. I'm running low on supplies like Medical Tape, Gauze, Neosporin, Gloves, AntiBacterial soap (I used to bars already) and Gatorade (I drank 2 ten packs). I was hoping the driver (Justin) could take me but he has not got back to me. If he can't I'll have to catch a cab.
One week Post Op
I am feeling great after my second massage with Celia. She is amazing!! My back drain got removed today. Bruising and swelling has gone down. Justin was able to take me to Walgreens for my supplies. TIP: Buy a lot of band aids, Neosporin, Gauze, Medical tape, Qtips, antibacterial soap, antibacterial soap and antibacterial hand wash because you will need them. Its the most critical supplies for a great recovery
8 days post op
Feeling tired today I didn't sleep well last night. So I have napped a lot thru the day today.
10 days post op
My healing is going great. However, it has been hard for to get used to sleeping on my stomach and not sitting. But the sacrifice is worth it thought I love my new enhanced shape!!
15 days post op
First day of work since bbl today. So far so good. I am having trouble finding a good masseuse here close to home. The masseuse I went to last night did not apply enough pressure even though I asked him for very deep massage. Wish me luck on my next massage luckily I could switch him for another one.
16 days post op
1100 cc on each side feeling better each day. Tough not to sit! However, I still think it's worth it. Everywhere I go people ask me to have a seat and I have just been standing. Luckily at my job it's standing most of of the day.
4 weeks post op
1100 cc each side, 4 weeks post op, in work attire, still wearing garment bought at dr Salamas office. The garment gives a little more lift and projection. Will post no garment no clothes later.
4 weeks post op
No more bruises. Feel way better. 2 more weeks before I am able to sit. Just in time because I have to attend a few graduations next month.
7 weeks post op
Booty has softened up which is good. Still happy with my overall shape! Way better than before surgery. Tummy is not as flat as I wanted it to be. However, no one notices it because my booty gets all the attention lol
I love what I see in the mirror so far Dr Salama did a great job with enhancing the shape of my body. I am really looking forward to seeing what my end result will be after healing. It's still early to tell with the swelling in the buttock area.
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This spring, The Rockford Squire reported that five historic people in the Rockford area were honored at Recognition Plaza at Peppler Park. The event is a newer tradition in its second year and organized by the Rockford Area Community Endowment (RACE). Each year, RACE will honor people from the City of Rockford and the townships of Algoma, Cannon, Courtland and Plainfield.
In addition to the gift of grants, recognizing the people who have contributed significantly to the history of the area is among the Endowment's goals. When visiting the beautiful Peppler Park Recognition Plaza (on the west side of the dam), take the time to read the names on the bricks under your feet and in plaques on the columns in the park. The following is one more of the stories of this year's honorees, with others to follow in future issues of the Squire.
William H. Myers Sr.
William H. Myers, an early settler in Kent County and the man for whom Myers Lake was named, filled his 92 years of life with adventure, accomplishment and community leadership.
Myers, born in Ireland in 1818, was brought to America as an infant. In 1830, the family moved to Michigan Territory. At 15, Myers secured parental consent to leave home and seek his fortune. He first spent three years as cabin boy on a Lake Michigan sailing ship, then a number of years serving on ocean vessels and traveling to South America, Venezuela, and the Falkland Islands. From there, he shipped on a whaling boat for three years as first mate in the Upper Pacific.
He returned home in 1840 and married Elizabeth Dancer, producing a family of nine children. In 1847, the Myerses came to Courtland Township and purchased 160 acres of uncleared land for $1.25 per acre. In the 1840s, there was an increasing stream of settlers in the townships of Plainfield, Cannon, Oakfield and Courtland, but towns were few. Courtland Center (at what is now 13 Mile Road and Myers Lake Avenue) was a stagecoach stop. Laphamville (now Rockford) was a small village on the Rogue River.
Over the years, Myers improved his farm until it was one of the best in the region. This active farm is still in the Myers family, owned by Roberta Keech and her sister Harriet Gordon. The farm has been successfully included in the Preservation of Development Rights (PDR) program. Since purchased by Myers, this land has been tilled continuously by him and the following family members: William Myers Jr., Charles and Zellah Keech, and George and Elizabeth Keech. Today, the land is leased and continues to be farmed.
Myers served his community 19 years on the Courtland Township Board of Supervisors. Although a Democrat by preference, he gained the reputation of fairness and bipartisanship whenever community welfare was involved. He died May 29, 1911, a few days short of his 93rd birthday. Today, Myers Lake (originally called Silver Lake) and Myers Lake Avenue honor his memory.

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Day-Use open year round
Benbow State Recreation Area
Contact Information
(707) 923-3238
Park Hours
Max. Trailer Lengths
Trailer: 30 Feet
Camper/Motorhome: 30 Feet
Driving Directions to Benbow SRA2 miles south of Garberville on Highway 101.
Camping and Lodging
Online reservations are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Reservations can be made 7 months in advance on the first day of the month beginning at 8:00 a.m. PST via the website, by mail, or by calling the toll free telephone number at 1-800-444-7275. Due to seasonal volume, access to the ReserveAmerica website and the telephone line may at times be limited.
Upcoming Park Events
No events scheduled at this moment.
The Day Use area is open year round.
Due to the recent budget cuts and shortages in staffing North Coast Redwoods District will be putting into place service reductions resulting in the closure of Benbow State Recreation Area campground. Benbow Campground which normally opens just before Memorial Day will not be opening this year.
We are sorry for the inconvenience this causes the park users and the communities near our parks. We are currently in negotiation with potential partners and Requests for Proposals to operate the park. If and when partnerships or concession agreements are finalized this webpage will be updated with additional information.
To provide power for the new development in the valley , a concrete dam was constructed across the south fork of the Eel River in 1928. The dam not only provided power but also created Benbow SRA.
The Benbow family, interested in preserving the natural scene around the Hotel and along the river, made efforts to place the land under State protection. In 1956 funds were approved for the Benbow Project was purchased in 1958.
Today the park consists of campsites and a large day-use picnic area. Hiking, picnicking and camping are popular summer time activities, while salmon and steelhead fishing are popular in the winter.
Please note that the Dam will not be going in this year. For more information please click on Lake and Dam FAQs link.
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2 miles south of Garberville on Highway 101.
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Rio Ferdinand wishes Manchester United team-mate Michael Carrick did not have to work quite so hard to get little bits of praise.
Whilst Wayne Rooney's omission from the starting line-up for the defeat by Real Madrid last week occupied so many headlines, and the potential for Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Old Trafford took some more, Carrick remained in the shadows.
It is just the way the midfielder likes it, really.
However, there are times, such as that sublime pass for Javier Hernandez's opener against Chelsea on Sunday, when Ferdinand believes some recognition is due.
"You wish players like that didn't have to go through their careers searching for accolades," the defender said.
"You would like to think people would just give them out. That hasn't been the case with Michael, which is unfortunate.
"No-one else could play a pass like he did for Javier's goal. It has to be the ball of the season. But I am sure no-one will talk about it.
"It will be swept under the carpet and all the talk will be about other players who maybe do a little bit more explosive things than Michael does.
"He is laid-back and plays at his own pace, so he always goes unnoticed. But he is valued highly by each member of our squad, don't worry about that."
A laid-back character by nature, Carrick has never given the impression of being fussed about attention - much like Paul Scholes.
Such an analysis could never be made of Ronaldo, who tends to revel in it.
He remains a hero amongst the Old Trafford faithful, even after playing such a prominent role in United's elimination from the Champions League.
It has been suggested Nike, who sponsor both United and Ronaldo, are working on a package that would reunite Ronaldo with United boss Sir Alex Ferguson, whom he continues to think of as his footballing father figure.
But there does not seem to be much chance of it happening if Real Madrid director Emilio Butragueno is to be believed.
"Cristiano is under contract and we are very happy with him," said Butragueno, who was at Old Trafford to publicise a legends game between United and Real Madrid on June 2.
"We are delighted he is at Madrid because he is a fantastic professional, and very ambitious in a positive way.
"His contribution to the team and the club has been amazing since he arrived.
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ANDOVER, Maine -- It was the largest air-inflated structure in the world, 161 feet high and 210 feet wide, constructed of polyester and synthetic rubber. Inside the balloon was a 177-foot-long horn-shaped antenna that weighed 380 tons. Not a trace of it remains. But here in a tiny rural town nestled in a valley that provided natural shielding from radio interference, a revolution was born 50 years ago Tuesday.
That revolution doesn't seem remarkable today, but a half-century ago the notion of sending a television signal from North America to Europe shook the world. A generation remembers the first transmitted image vividly -- a fuzzy shot of an American flag fluttering in a Maine village -- but millions more have been affected by the telecasts that have become unremarkable as a result of what happened here -- by the televised coverage of Olympic violence, royal weddings, airplane hijackings, the fall of Hosni Mubarak and Moammar Gadhafi.
Settled in 1789, the year the Constitution took effect, Andover for nearly two centuries was a tranquil outpost near the Canadian and New Hampshire borders, midway between Boston and Montreal but resolutely nowhere. Its citizens ran small farms and worked in the forests, always showing themselves, as a resolution by the state legislature noted, as "very resilient, resourceful and independent." But people didn't move too quickly here, toward the future or anyplace else; if you drove your horse over the covered bridge faster than a walk, you were vulnerable to a $3 fine.
Until Telstar -- a 3-foot-diameter sphere weighing 170 pounds with 1,064 transistors and 1,464 diodes -- was sent aloft by a Boeing Thor Delta booster that split the skies and opened the age of satellite communications. The iconic black-and-white image was so stunning a breakthrough that President John F. Kennedy predicted it would "throw open to us the vision of an era of international communications."
Now the future has left Andover behind, though Verizon Wireless still runs a satellite communications operation amid the white pine, elm and birch copse that once changed the Earth. A few abandoned foundations remain at the site, which you access by passing a sign with the words painted out, but no physical evidence hints that an era began here that rendered undersea cable and radio transmissions relics of a fast-receding past.
"No one incident in history has meant as much to the Town of Andover," the Rumford Falls Times wrote in 1962, "as has the decision of the American Telegraph and Telephone Co. to erect the satellite ground station in that town."
Only memories remain. Even Telstar High School is somewhere else, in Bethel, down Route 5, more than a half-hour south.
"Some people were apprehensive," recalls Trudy Akers, secretary of the Andover Historical Society. "They were worried that if there was a war the Russians would bomb us. But it was great for a small town. Lots of new people moved in. Some of them stayed for many years. It was a window on the world for all of us here."
Telstar I operated for less than a year -- eventually its command decoders wouldn't accept instructions from Andover -- and it was followed by a second Telstar, 4 1/2 pounds heavier, positioned farther out in space and better situated for communications with Asia. But the telephone call between AT&T's chairman and Vice President Lyndon Johnson 15 hours after blastoff, followed by the shaky image of the flag, carved a new future in communications.
"Very-high-frequency radio and TV stations, which are limited to line-of-sight range, suddenly saw their future reach out beyond the horizon, around the curve of the Earth," bellowed Time magazine.
Today's communications-driven world was unimaginable in Telstar's time, but it would have been unattainable without it.
"Telstar opened up an area of activity that has transformed the world," says John M. Logsdon of George Washington University, perhaps the leading historian of the space program. "It has made instantaneous global communication possible. Before Telstar and what followed Telstar, you had to book ahead to make an international telephone call. There was very limited capability and it was very expensive. Now we have Skype."
For all its achievements, Telstar was a product of the wrong technology. It depended on movable antennae -- Andover's rotated every which way to capture Telstar's signals -- and a truly global network based on the Telstar model would have required a long string of satellites, almost certainly at a higher orbit. That's because in the early days of satellite communications, scientists didn't think they could launch geosynchronous satellites, manmade space objects whose orbital period and pattern matched that of Earth, keeping them stationary over a particular location. It turned out that that ability was only a few years off.
But Telstar was a giant leap forward, one of the wonders of the world, or at least of that world.
"Telstar involved problems of a scope and magnitude far beyond any we had faced (before)," according to the late John R. Pierce, a Bell Labs engineer and author who wrote a history of Telstar. "The transistor and the traveling-wave tube were key components, but they had to survive a rocket launch and survive for a long time in space."
Those elements seem antiquarian today, when the word "transistor" seldom passes the lips, and that achievement seems modest given last summer's conclusion of the Space Shuttle era.
While Telstar was a precursor to dramatic and significant breakthroughs in telecommunications, it also spawned an important cultural marker -- the Tornados' hit instrumental "Telstar," which remains familiar and irritating, and was the first single by a British group to reach No. 1 on both the American and British pop charts.
Like the satellite whose bleeps it was intended to imitate, the song paved the way for even greater cultural developments. The second single by a British group to achieve those ratings was called "I Want to Hold Your Hand."


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Having missed out on Casino Royale, I was looking forward to watch Quantum of Solace despite the fact that I am not a fan of Bond films. However, that night my friend and I were seeking what every Bond film is about: absurdely ridiculous story with a cast of wonderful women topped with expensive cars being shredded and tons of humor and gizmos.
Sadly we were disappointed.
From the animated intro to the film I knew this wasn't a normal addition to the series. The festive, colorful animations have been replaced by a an almost literal visual translation of the words Quantum and Solace. The oddly blue hues and purples already depressed most of the audience – and with sexy female figures not prominently featured, the male audience was disappointed.
Things turn to the better though when the film begins with an awesome, adrenaline-infused car chase. The incomprehensible story surfaces almost immediately, as I recognized from the get-go that this was a direct continuation from Casino Royale. Not that it really mattered to me personally – Bond films didn't put much attention on story anyway.
Sadly, I was proved a tad wrong.
Quantum of Solace tries hard – for a Bond film – to focus its story on emotions. It really weakened the film in my opinion since you're not expected to put in brain effort while watching such a movie. Not that the story was heavy in any way, but there were story elements that were carried from the previous movie. Moneypenny's role as a moral advisor to Bond's bewildered state of mind from whatever happened in the previous movie made me feel like I was forced to care about the characters.
Problem is, the cast is poorly developed. With the exception of Bond and Mon, the rest of the crew's performance ranged from abysmal to mediocre. Camille's – the Bond Girl here – story is a typical cliche you cannot care less about. The movie takes itself too seriously but it's doing so by a weak, underdeveloped (and overly used) storyline while maintaining a gritty look and atmosphere. The storyline got overly burdened when it felt like a lecture about the current global issues – from water supply to Africa to oil. It's tedious to squeeze all this into a two hour flick.
On the bright side of things, Daniel Craig's portrait of Bond and Judi Dench's of M is superb. They fit the roles naturally and even when everyone else was trying hard to be serious, they delivered a solid dramatic performance when needed. The movie's pastel color tones and subdued hues added to the grittiness in a good way, and in fact made the film seem more "classy". Whatever action sequences were there were choreographed well, despite some "crazy camera" issues at times when the producer tried to convey a sense of action by throwing you mind-boggling amount of scenes per second.
Overall, while I think it is a good thing if a Bond film is a film you would want to care about, the lack of (or little of) trademark Bond aspects made this film less like Bond and more like a Borne flick gone awry.
Whether that means anything it's up to you.


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There are few things more pleasant", wrote Somerset Maugham in his 1944 novel, The Razor's Edge, "than a picnic eaten in perfect comfort". Of course, Maugham, who abandoned England for the French Riviera in his later years, knew that few picnics are eaten in perfect comfort in Britain's summer climate. Generally speaking, they're more about cowering behind windbreaks clutching gritty crab-paste sandwiches.
But let's imagine the weather is in one of its better moods. What should we be drinking? Which bottles should be cooling in a shady stream?
Given that a picnic is essentially a lunchtime pursuit, it makes sense to choose lighter wines that won't knock you out for the rest of the day. Few whites are better suited to this kind of thing than classic, off-dry German rieslings, which generally weigh in at less than 10% alcohol, and which have a perky delicacy that makes them refreshing and great for light picnic fare such as salads and mildly spicy Asian nibbles.
If you've yet to be converted to the charms of riesling, low alcohol white alternatives include decent vinho verde from northern Portugal, which can have a bracing, nerve-tingling citrus quality, and cool, savoury semillon from Australia's Hunter Valley. For picnic bubbles I prefer the lightness of a decent prosecco such as La Marca Treviso Extra Dry, Italy NV (£7.99, Majestic) to more serious champagne in this context, and there is no better match with strawberries than a sweet, sherbet-effervescent moscato d'asti.
Most picnics will include some meat dishes. In really warm weather, I'd be happy to drink nothing but crisp Provençal rosés with cold roast beef salad or anything fishy. But chilled light reds from Beaujolais or the Loire also make an undeniably pleasant accompaniment to a picnic consumed in perfect comfort.
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Château Grinou, La Combe de Grinou Blanc, Bergerac, France 2009 (12% ABV, £6.91, Corney & Barrow) A blend of sémillon and sauvignon blanc in the style of neighbouring Bordeaux, this terrific-value dry white wine has ripe, tropical and refreshingly herbaceous fruit and a really clean, unusually long finish for this price range.
Tesco Finest Picpoul de Pinet, France 2010 (12.5% ABV, £7.29, Tesco)
If your hamper contains anything maritime in origin – whether a simple prawn sandwich or a pot of cockles and mussels – then this utterly refreshing white is the perfect foil. Taut and crisp like a green apple with a clean, zesty finish.
Château Thébaud, M de la Fruitière, Muscadet Sèvre et Maine, Loire, France 2005 (12% ABV, £9.99, selected Waitrose ) Muscadet is generally for drinking young, but this proves that the best examples age beautifully. It has the linear acidity and citrus acidity of youthful bottles, but it's gained some creamy weight and depth with time. A lovely white wine for any occasion.
Gunderloch Fritz's Riesling, Rheinhessen, Germany 2009 (11.5% ABV, £8.99, or £7.99 if you buy two bottles, Majestic) With its jaunty packaging, tangy, tongue-tingling acidity, and ample, peachy, ripe fruit, this bright modern white, with a cushion of sugar that makes it just off-dry, is the perfect introduction to German riesling.
Joh Jos Prüm Wehlener Sonnenuhr Riesling Kabinett 2009 (9.5% ABV, £16.83, Corney & Barrow) From Joh Jos Prüm, one of the Mosel Valley's – indeed, the world's – finest producers, this is German riesling at its most classically refined and ethereal. A dainty, lacy but thrillingly racy, off-dry white.
Jim Barry The Lodge Hill Dry Riesling, Clare Valley, Australia 2010 (12.5% ABV, £9.99, selected Co-op stores) For a punchier, drier, but still elegant, take on the riesling grape, this fine example from Australia's Clare Valley pits stone fruit against freshly squeezed, limey acidity and a cool mineral finish.
Moscato d'Asti Suri Sandrinet Cerutti Cassinasco, Piedmont, Italy 2010 (5% ABV, £11.75, Berry Bros & Rudd) With an alcoholic strength comparable to a can of lager, but rather more fun enjoyable, this could be the perfect picnic wine. Gorgeously pure, it mimics the simple pleasure of biting into a muscat grape: gentle and sweet, but with a lovely soft effervescence.
Tagus Creek Shiraz-Touriga Nacional Rosé, Tejo, Portugal 2010 (12.5% ABV, £5.99, Waitrose; £6.20, Asda) A well-made, crowd-pleasing modern rosé from central Portugal, this has plenty of structure and colour and some bright raspberry and strawberry fruit, but skilfully avoids the confected boiled-sweet territory of other mass-market rosés.
Mirabeau Côtes de Provence Rosé, France 2010 (12,5% ABV, £8.99, Waitrose) A traditional Provençal pink blend of grenache, cinsault and syrah, Mirabeau stands out from the crowd both for its producer – a British expat.
Mayu Carmenère-Syrah Rosé, Elqui Valley, Chile 2010 (14% ABV, £7.68, Asda) In terms of alcohol, this is stronger than the rest of this month's selections, but makes the cut for its food-matching versatility. From the northerly Elqui Valley, it's an exuberantly juicy, fruity, but fresh .
Réserve de Vignerons des Caves de Saumur, Saumur-Champigny, Loire, France 2009 (13% ABV, £9.99, The Vintner) From a really good vintage throughout France, and a particularly good one for Loire reds, this is a quintessential French summer red. Served slightly chilled, it has a hint of graphite, a nibble of tannin, and lots of perfumed summer-pudding fruit.
Domaine Ste-Lucie MIP, Classic Rosé Côtes de Provence, France 2010 (12.5% ABV, £10.95, or £9.95 as part of a case of 12 bottles, Lea & Sandeman) The name sums it up. Pale salmon pink in colour, it offers subtle redcurrant and pink grapefruit flavours and pin-sharp acidity that combine to make it particularly refreshing.


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A bipartisan Salt Lake County Council joined a wide range of politicians, church leaders and civic officials Tuesday in backing the Utah Compact and its call for "reasonable" immigration reform.
Two Republicans joined the council's five Democrats in the 7-2 vote to sign the compact.
"It's a good thing for us to take a stand on," said Councilwoman Jenny Wilson, a Democrat. "This is a softened, moderated approach."
But some Republicans felt fenced in by the county resolution, brought by outgoing Council Chairman Joe Hatch, a Democrat. They viewed council action as unnecessary and groaned that the move amounted to playing politics.
"I wish we weren't talking about this," said Councilman David Wilde, who voted against joining the compact along with fellow Republican Steve DeBry, a law enforcement officer.
If you read between the lines of the compact, Wilde added, "some people, including me, could take it as an endorsement of amnesty."
DeBry went further. He argued the vast majority of crimes he encounters, particularly drug violations, involve undocumented residents. "Ninety-five, 99 percent of them are illegal immigrants recidivists," he said. "It shouldn't even be on our plate. I wish in Washington they'd get their act together and take care of it."
Studies have shown no correlation between higher crime rates and immigration status, with statistics showing undocumented people do not commit a higher proportion of either major or petty offenses.
The Utah Compact is a declaration of five principles on immigration addressing federal solutions, law enforcement, families, economy and a free society. It makes it clear that immigration reform is a federal policy issue but urges state leaders to adopt "reasonable" policies addressing immigrants in Utah. It also calls upon law enforcement to focus on criminal activities, not civil violations of federal code.
The latter bothered council Republicans Michael Jensen and Max Burdick, who stated that objection but voted for the resolution anyway.
Hatch and Wilson said the compact is "more conservative" than what they personally advocate, but they called the document a good starting point, worthy of support.
Jason Mathis, who helped write the compact as vice president of the Salt Lake Chamber, pointed to the diversity of supporters such as Attorney General Mark Shurtleff, the conservative Sutherland Institute's Paul Mero and former Govs. Norm Bangerter and Mike Leavitt. Utah's predominant faith, the LDS Church, also has endorsed the compact along with a New York Times editorial.
This broad coalition of backers, Councilman Randy Horiuchi said, represents a "profile in courage."
"It is what it purports to be," Mathis said, calling the compact a statement of principle based on compassionate and constructive dialogue. "I don't think there's a call for amnesty."
County targets serial dog breeders
Backyard breeders operating so-called puppy mills will face new rules in unincorporated Salt Lake County.
Thanks to a unanimous County Council vote Tuesday, "volume" dog breeders will be required to get an annual license if they breed more than one litter in a year.
No more than two litters could be delivered in an 18-month period, according to the ordinance, the first of its kind in Utah.
Breeders must comply with health and safety standards administered by the county's animal services division. That includes keeping suitable temperatures, getting annual examinations by veterinarians and keeping dog records. Violators would face a class B misdemeanor, which carries a maximum $1,000 fine and a possible six-month jail sentence.
"It is a very humane ordinance," Councilman Randy Horiuchi said. "It will make us a much more animal-friendly place."
Gene Baierschmidt, executive director of the Humane Society of Utah, agreed. "It will reduce the number of dogs coming into animal shelters," he said, "and in turn hopefully reduce the number of animals that are euthanized." The council will formally adopt the measure Dec. 14.
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Special fluid would only allow the driver to choose the correct gear
Walk into a room full of automotive enthusiasts and ask about manual transmissions and you'll likely get mixed responses. Sports car purists think a row-your-own, manual gearbox is the only way to go. However, many feel that the new semi-automatic gearboxes where shifts are made by clicking paddles behind the steering wheel are superior. Based solely on how quickly gear changes can be made, fans of the semi-automatic gearbox have a point.
Efficiency and speed aside, many sports car fans won't buy a car without a manual transmission. While BMW sells more cars with automatic or SMG gearboxes, a patent has surfaced that shows the traditional manual transmission still has a place with the BMW brand. The patent shows that BMW is considering a future with manual transmissions that have more than the normal six forward gears common today.
Many automatic transmissions are capable of better fuel efficiency than a manual transmission simply due to the fact that some have more forward gears with high seventh or even eight ratios to cut fuel consumption.
BMW's patent describes the problem was simply adding more gears to the current six speed manual transmission. The patent reads, "an 8 speed manual transmission would need four shift gates for the 8 gears alone." The problem with adding more gates is that it becomes difficult for the driver to shift gears and the potential for accidentally shifting into a lower gear and damaging the engine by over-rev grows.
BMW's solution of adding more gates and the growing complexity for drivers is both insane, and incredibly smart. BMW wants to design a manual transmission that will only allow the driver to shift into the correct gear. Anyone that's accidentally grabbed second on a 4 to 3 shift at speed will appreciate that innovation.
BMWs innovation creates shift gates that are surrounded by a magnetorheologic or electrorheologic fluid. That is a complicated way of saying that the fluid would prevent any improper shift when a voltage is applied to change viscosity of the fluid, therefore physically blocking any gear but the correct gear for downshift. The technology could be used on manual transmissions with a clutch pedal or without.
BMW sees an interesting potential by creating a shift-by-wire transmission where you can shift gears with a lever without having use a clutch pedal. This would be sort of a combination of an automated SMG and a traditional manual transmission. There is no indication of when this technology might come to market at this time, but it sounds like a very good idea.
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When Doom's source ports started incorporating "advanced" features like scripting, I believe that there was a sort of fevered excitement as though these things would "elevate" it from a 1993-era FPS to something more in line with at least the late 90s, like Quake, Quake II, and Half-Life. Over time, the enthusiasm for expanding Doom's gameplay beyond the niche it rather robustly occupies waned and we are now up to our knees in vanilla and Boom-oriented maps and mapsets that continue to mine new depths beneath its rugged exterior. There's still a solid brace of people making highly inventive things with source ports, of course, but the days of people like Kurt Kesler churning out little ZDoom mini-adventures appears to be gone, its peak madness left back in the early '00s.
Doomed: Doom WAD Reviews
Since id Software released Doom in 1993, thousands of user-made WADS and maps have been and continue to be created for the Doom community's entertainment. These are their stories.
No credit where credit is due? If you know the proper credit for a WAD or a link to an author's works where there is no link, contact me with the info and I'll make the correction.
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Trust (TQTRUST.WAD)
Tommie Quick made a couple of vanilla maps back in 1997, took some time to tour with TNT and their deathmatch megaWADs, and then jumped into ZDoom modding with several releases in 2001. Trust came first; it's a Doom II mapset with what technically amounts to seven levels, but the first three are pretty much just iterations of MAP01 that I assume exist due to technical limitations with ZDoom at the time. Trust shares some details with 2000's Paranoia as both of them crib some ideas from Half-Life, then still hot on the minds of FPS fans, but Trust remains much more grounded in Doom's universe.
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Sunday, April 9, 2017
UAC Headquarters (TQMAP02.WAD)
by Tommie "Fatal" Quick
by Tommie "Fatal" Quick
Tommie Quick slid in at the end of Doom's Golden Age, releasing a few levels in 1997 before hitching his wagon to Team TNT and helping to crank out a few deathmatch megaWADs. UAC Headquarters is his second publication, but I get the feeling that it's actually kind of old, perhaps a relic of an unreleased portfolio that he simply felt good enough to push out the door. Like his Flood Mines, it's a MAP01 replacement for Doom II. That one was sort of an underground earth / tech split, though, where TQMAP02 is all tech and while the vast majority of the level does not take place outside, most of it occurs within the titular UAC Headquarters. Why you're clearing out another UAC installation isn't mentioned but any reason should come fairly quickly to the imagination.
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Sunday, April 2, 2017
Flood Mines (TQMAP1.WAD)
by Tommie "Fatal" Quick
Flood Mines is Tommie Quick's (aka Fatal) first published level, a MAP01 replacement for Doom II released in 1997. A member of Team TNT at the time, it wouldn't be until their later deathmatch WADs (Pursuit and Reclamation) where he would establish himself as a contributor. If he's known for anything, though, it's probably his 2001 ZDoom projects, TRUST and Doom Resurrection Episode 1. Where those horsed around with stories and setting, there is nothing establishing the setting of Flood Mines. It's just an ordinary extra mission for Doom II, prestigious by association.
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Labels: 1997, Doom II, Fatal, review, single map
Sunday, March 26, 2017
The Darkest Hour (DARKHOUR.WAD)
Hexen II... Quake II... Half-Life... Quake III... Dark Forces. 2000-2001 was a pretty busy period for Rex Claussen and saw him play with a lot of different themes, adopting resources from different games as he embraced the ZDoom engine as more than just another limit-removing port. First designing for jumping with Military Research Complex, he later incorporated scripting with Paranoia and hub systems with Temple of the Ancients, finally including actual monster modifications in this, The Darkest Hour (DeHackEd, I know, but work with me!). DARKHOUR, a Star Wars-themed 2001 release, was Rex's only release of that year and consists of seven maps, one of them a secret that requires you to use the force... of a rocket. At your feet.
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Sunday, March 19, 2017
Temple of the Ancients (TEMPLE2.WAD)
In some ways, Temple of the Ancients is the sort of project Rex has been leaning toward since he began his authorial career. While testing his levels in ZDoom, they weren't really specific to it until he started to embrace jumping with Military Research Complex. Phoenix Rising saw him play with the idea of if not the actual mechanics of a Hub arrangement and Paranoia involved the incorporation of scripted events to push the gameplay slightly beyond the tried and true limits of Doom. TEMPLE2 then takes both of these elements and welds them together for a dashing adventure, released in 2000. While Temple of the Ancients is another five-level mapset, it sits in map slots 10-14 instead of the MAP02-MAP06 block that Phoenix Rising and Paranoia had. This is the one time I can't really guess at why it's structured as such since Claussen has used the MAPINFO lump to set skies and music.
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Sunday, March 12, 2017
Paranoia (PARANOIA.WAD)
So far, I've played two of Rex Claussen's 2000 Doom II "TCs". The first, A Hex On You, mined the resources of Hexen II. The following release, Phoenix Rising, pulled from the world of Quake II - among other things. This time, he's set his sights on the world of Half-Life with Paranoia. It has a few superficial commonalities with PHOENIX; it has five maps, for one, also spanning MAP02 to MAP06. However, where Phoenix Rising only took the textures from Quake II, Paranoia makes a thorough bid for Total Conversion by also using weapon and enemy sprites pulled from the game's models and sort-of-kind-of-finding matches in Doom II's monsters. The result is... interesting.
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Labels: 2000, Doom II, Half-Life, minisode, review, Rex Claussen, total conversion, ZDoom
Friday, March 3, 2017
No End In Sight (NEIS.WAD)
It all began back in 1997; Emil Brundage released The Beginning of the End (Part 1), laying the seeds for an author crush that saw consummation with the advent of Doom the Way id Did some fifteen years later. Xaser was (and still is) Emil's biggest fan, and while none of the latter's maps made the final cut for DTWiD, the two plied together their trades with the inimitable Chris Lutz to make their OWN original Doom megaWAD. Thus began No End In Sight, a project that did not seem to have an end in sight. However, in 2016 it exited Limbo along with its fellow offshoots (Phobosdeimos Anomaly and Doom the Way id Did: The Lost Episodes).
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Labels: 2016, Chris Lutz, doom, limit-removing, megawad, NaturalTvventy, review, xaser
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Samsung Series 7 Chronos 780Z5E Video Review
great review!! thanks....hope samsung updates it with haswell+pure ssd before september-october because thats when i intend to buy this beast!!!
How is this "not light"? It's a quad core CPU laptop with high end graphics and a touch screen, that kind of weight is impressively low.
Finding a con is not mandatory.
why doesn't it have display-port? increasing numbers of people use hi-res screens, and while hdmi can technically do 2560x1600 they are limited at imput and output to 1080p.
It kills me having a nice dell 27" monitor I can't use with my laptop, so certainly a requirement for the future.
Been looking at the i5 version - has slightly slower graphics chip too though. Still great laptop
This! It won't stop me buying it but it is a very VERY valid point. Why not use display port and bundle a VGA adapter?
Andy, any idea who's going to be stocking it?
Where can we get this i7 for 1199 pounds? I searched everywhere. All I can find is the i5 version!
You can use a VGA cable to get those resolutions, the quality will be slightly inferior compared to a digital connection though
no you can't you need dual-link dvi or display port or an uprated version of hdmi. While theoretically vga's analogue can stretch out in reality modern monitors aren't looking for it and windows doesn't want to output it, and additionally it would look shockingly bad which defeats the point of investing in high-end monitors and computers for graphics work.
Nowhere seems to be stocking this laptop at the moment, PC-world have a sales holder on the website but just give out of stock. trawled everywhere, no indication when it might arrive
i5 variant was on sale in PC world for ages at £899, now it has gone back up to £999 I'm pissed off that I didn't buy it before. Will probably wait till it goes back down again. 8850m looks like similar silicon to 8870m but clocked lower, which tbh appeals to me cos it just means a bit less heat and it'll still be a massive step up from my current Nvidia 425m
If it helps anyone - Currys told me today that the i7 version is due to be a John Lewis exclusive now.
It's likely that we're just a bit too early at this point. I expect it'll be widely available through the usual suspects within weeks.
Samsung gave us a nice and early review sample this time.
the version on sale at john lewis does not have a touch screen.
in a few weeks we might as well wait for the haswell cpu update from intel.
Cheers Andy.
John Chen - it'll take 6 months (at least) for those to work there way in to top end laptops like Alienware. Probably won't see them in the main stream for at least 9 months (which will be in time for CES) and then another 3 months to market (like this Samsung has been). It's not too bad really - the performance differences won't be that big either.
Biggest problem with this machine is Windows 8! I would much rather have a MacBook Pro and OS X for "serious" work. Not many will buy this just as a gaming laptop, its market is really for users who will be using it for pro or semi-pro applications. Both better served in many cases by Apple and OS X. At least with the MacBook Pro, which is better built, you can always run Windows if you must.
It's on the PCW website but 'out of stock' - maybe they're expecting supply?
I have the i5 version and just be warned as it wasn't mentioned in this review - the laptop comes with Intel's Centrino 6235 wi-fi which is having major issues for many users. I wondered why my laptop was disconnecting from wi-fi every 30/40 minutes, but it turns out its been a known issue with the intel drivers/hardware for sometime. Just do a search on it for thousands of users of not just this laptop, but others that have the same issue.
unfortunately I ended up with the 770 model rather than the 780 version with touchscreen. John Lewis have a pretty generous policy so I took the time to try out the laptop (using right now!) before I had it in later this week. Overall? A very lovely laptop - just waiting for the touchscreen version impatiently!
Pretty sure this doesn't have a hybrid drive - think this review is wrong!
This laptop does not has a 24gb ssd cache/hybrid drive as you state. I physically pulled apart the laptop when putting in an ssd and can confirm that the original drive is a samsung st1000LM024.
Forgot to also mention - you say the laptop comes with a hybrid drive - the i5 version doesn't and I don't believe the i7 one does either. It's just a plain 1tb drive.
Yup, 1TB 5400 rpm SATA2 in the US at least.
Although with SSDs dropping in price so fast, in 2-3 years one can get a 1TB SSD to put into this laptop for $250-300 as Crucial M500 960GB is now $600 USD.
well the 2012 model has the hybrid drive...i bought it with 1 tb 2 weeks ago but i replaced it with intel 520 and its great :)
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Sectoral versus Aggregate Shocks: A Structural Factor Analysis of Industrial Production
Using factor methods, we decompose industrial production (IP) into components arising from aggregate and sector-specific shocks. An approximate factor model finds that nearly all of IP variability is associated with common factors. We then use a multisector growth model to adjust for the effects of input-output linkages in the factor analysis. Thus, a structural factor analysis indicates that the Great Moderation was characterized by a fall in the importance of aggregate shocks while the volatility of sectoral shocks was essentially unchanged. Consequently, the role of idiosyncratic shocks increased considerably after the mid-1980s, explaining half of the quarterly variation in IP.
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If you have written a retrospective, how was it received and did it help you grow your site? If you have not written one, do you plan on writing one before the end of the year or early next year?
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Here are links to my previous year end retrospective blog articles –
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It's nice to see a post of yours on Yaro's blog as I'm a member of Yaro's Blog Mastermind community and I always appreciate the help you provide me and others in the community.
This is a very nice article. Thank you. I wrote a retrospective piece of sorts for my blog here:
My blog is brand new so I don't have a lot of historical posts to write about (although I do blog almost every day) so I focused on setting the tone for what I wanted to deepen in my blog in 2008 and what directions I think the blog will take next year.
I like this retrospective post idea, especially for sharing with newcomers to the blog what's given the blog the most "life". And, I agree that a retrospective post helps to foster community.
I just looked up my post count – 83. Maybe I'll do a post-focused retrospective.
Thanks for the ideas, Blaine.
[…] other 80% of the post over on Yaro's Blog (as I don't have my own business blog at this point): What Did Blogging Teach You In 2007?
Wow, you just gave me a good idea of what to post next in my blog. I was thinking about writing a post about how my blog was in 07, but you just gave me that little push to do it. I'm a new blogger by the way and I write about teaching people how to drift. I just started my blog about 3 months ago and I came to your site hoping for some inspiration, and I think I you've help not just me but a lot bloggers as well about how to review their blogs. Great article Yaro!
Blogging actually taight me another side of life. I can tell my employer to kiss my behind, they helped to make me a future soon millionaire , by firing me back in August 2007, post daily, but not too much. Additionally, blogging teaches you to be consistent and to stay focused on the prize, because this is your own business and every effort is put into you, so you know you will work HARDER for yourself, because you rely on you…:-)
Thanks for a great idea, Yaro. It seems like a good way to familiarize new readers with your strongest content.
Hi Blaine I have always respected and benefitted from your work on the forums at Blog Mastermind, so many thanks. I have just written my first retrospective after just 3 months, during which I have learned so much from Yaro's lessons and mentorship. I have loved the journey and I know it is responsible for my current blog and all the intentions I now have for it. Many thanks, Happy Christmas and a great 2008 to the team!
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I am a new blogger and it was a good lesson for me. Thanks for sharing your ideas. I just thought to post the blog. But i was not interested to do the blogging and i dont even know the topic i am going to write. But now i got a good idea and topic for this year 2007.


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Through the game Duke couldn't find consistency on their offense, scoring 10 times on 32 shots. Senior Justin Turri finished with two goals and an assist, while senior midfielder Robert Rotanz added two goals. Six other Blue Devils added a goal apiece. Sophomore attackman Jordan Wolf added two assists, but was held goalless by Maryland Honorable Mention All-American freshman defenseman Goran Murray.
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Senior C.J. Costabile, who was named both the Lowe's Senior CLASS award winner and the USILA Outstanding Midfielder Of the Year, finished with one goal, eight groundballs and two caused turnovers. He also finished 10-of-21 from face-offs.
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