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Ill post my upcoming paint job up on here experiment and we will see if the same thing happens. Ill be using a 10 cfm compressor.
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i guess i finally figured out why the guy who painted my cars says never to wax them. i have a similar wrinkled surface on the very back of my rear spoiler and only on the left side. i am glad you have all reached a concensus that a wet sand/buff in a couple days or weeks will fix it. i havent told him about it. it was three weeks after it was painted that i picked it up. it was painted about 3 weeks ago. he said he really laid the clear on thick
While I agree with some of what I have heard, has anyone mentioned mixing the paint wrong? I have seen this where the hardener and reducer amounts were switched by mistake by one of my painters before, or if they were not paying attention. Also, if the hardener was bad so just the top surface dried, but the paint had not hardened underneath. The paint finish dies back, you buff it shiny , dies back etc...
You are right, that has all been discussed.
for whatever it is worth at this late date, I had exactly the same problem with a car I painted several years ago, My problem worked like this....I was Painting a corolla a candy purple, (Urethane) did all bodywork, sanded primed, sealed, put first coat down waited a short while, put second coat, waited put third waited put 2 coats of clear, I normally wait a 72 hours and wet sand, let sit a few days (depends on temp, lets material breath) then put last coat of clear, Yeah, I know, but remember, everyone has their pet ways.....
Anyway, when I came in the next morning half of the car looked like it was 90 years old, wrinkles. I contacted the dupont people 'cause I had never had this problem before, they came to my shop and examined the vehicle,..couldn't come to a conclusion, replaced the material I had used and went away.
I realized a day or so later that I had NOT put hardner in the second pot of clear I had put on in the first coat. The second coat of clear had worked good but the first coat was never going to dry
And, I got the same thing as already mentioned above a week later you could still put a fingernail dent in th e paint.
So, what I am saying is you may have made the same mistake or possibly not used enough catalyst in your paint or clear.
just another point of view
and why would you not use the correct amount of hardner?
that be your problem.
This thread was started almost SIX years ago, and has been dormant for four and a half, until now.
So it's a little late to give advice about the guy's paint job, I think
Might want to check those dates from now on.
I'm kinda glad it was brought up. I learned a little today..its amazes me that I have painted cars for over thirty years and know so little about the paint itself..and how its made.Dam Barry, now I feel like a dumas.but still....i dont think the carbon content of dark paint is the reason for the electric companies mostly using white ,the trucks are still made of steel and have rubber tires. maybee its cheaper to buy white trucks ?????? the way carbon conducts electricity would have nothing to do with why they dont have dark colored trucks...lightining dosent strike dark or metalic colored cars any more frequently than white cars ...matter of fact......a car (of any color) is the safest place to be in a lightening storm.and if you come across a downed power line you stay in or car....LOL , may god strike me down if I'm lying .....I'm standing on wood....just in case....
My father (a lineman for 37 years) watched his next door neighbor hit a power line with his back hoe. the line tangled, and in a very short period of time the tires caught on fire from the current passing through them to ground. (It was not raining either)
Poor old Bing watched his hoe burn to the ground.
He sounds like a lucky man.....It's hard to find a good Hoe...The last Hoe I used ,burnd me...
I believe it...if forced too and theres enough current to push it, electricity will always find ground...but it also always takes the path of least resistance, Thats why birds can sit on power lines without being electrocuted...its easier to go through the wire...
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A MOTHER left "marooned" without transport after a police car smashed into her parked car, writing it off, may have to wait six months before she gets answers about what happened.
North Wales Police have written to Heather Edwards, of Hill Street, Rhos, saying an investigation into why a marked squad car crashed into her Fiat Punto in the early hours of the morning could take up to six months to complete.
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"Surely someone knows what happened and it shouldn't take that long," Mrs Edwards said.
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Mrs Edwards, who works as a hairdresser at Wild About Hair in Wrexham, said the situation is proving a "nightmare" for her and her husband, who is a forklift truck driver in Penley. The couple have a two-year-old daughter Layla and Mrs Edwards said she hoped the reasons behind the crash would soon become clear.
Mrs Edwards said: "We received a letter from the police saying the investigation could take up to six months.
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"I'm without a car and I'm in a situation where I'm still paying for a car that was written off in an incident which wasn't our fault.
"I can't afford a new car at the moment. I want to know what happened now, as those who were involved in the crash must know. The lack of information from the police,
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"We feel marooned. If we want to get anywhere it's taxis or buses at the moment. It's a nightmare because I'm now paying for a car I don't have.
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Her aunt, Susan Griffiths, 66, of Rhostyllen, a retired pharmacuetical nurse at the Maelor Hospital, whose car was also written off in the collision, has had to use savings to pay for a new vehicle.
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A NWP spokesman said the investigation into the collison was ongoing, but declined to comment further.
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6 months to investigate what appears to be a minor collision in a residential street, something that occurs somewhere every day? No wonder the crime figures are so high, this is nothing more than police incompetence. If it was the drivers fault, irrespective of whether it was a policeman or not, the insurance should pay up and that should be the end of it. What are they going to do for 6 months? Just ask the driver what happened, should take about 10 minutes!!
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SIX MONTHS to investigate one of their vehicles hitting parked cars on the side of a road. This is just enough time for the Traffic Officers involved to get their stories together and well-rehearsed for any court-case they might see the need for.
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It states in the article that the insurers have paid out. Unfortunately insurers never pay out what you originally pay for your car no matter who you are hit by. That's why garages try to sell you Gap insurance. It must be taking up to 6 months to look at whether it was an accident or there were traffic offences.


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Great looking 2007 Sea Ray Amberjack 290 that is A ONE OWNER boat and only has 167 hours on the MerCruiser 350 Mag MPI engines! Kept on a lift in a river and is in great condition. This boat would be a great family weekender or a nice fishing boat offshore. It blends a fishing boat with the family.
Raymarine C80 plotter integrates the 16" Radar with the GPS and sonar to find the fish. VHF, Mercury Smart Craft digital center for all the engine and boats information, Satellite TV connection capabilities at port with a swiveling LG Flat panel TV, KEC Dolby DVD player and a 6 disc Clarion CMD4A stereo with Sirius give a great electronics package.
On deck you'll find a large live well for your bait, Insulated fish box, fresh water wash down by the bait station and a warm/cold wash down on the swim platform. There is 2 raw water pumps, outdoor speakers, rod holders, plenty of seating, walk around to the windless anchor and remote controlled spotlight. There is a full camper top with isinglass to enclose the entire space.
Below deck you'll be very comfortable in the A/C from either the shore power or the Kohler 5KW Generator. Nice seating area for the family, fridge, Microwave and cook top stove make this comfortable on the anchor or venturing away for the weekend. Nice large bed, spacious head room and a sleeping area in the rear of the vessel with plenty of storage. The large clean head can be used for indoor showers if needed.
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Posted by Jennifer Belissent on November 9, 2011
A few months ago I wrote about my first trip to Rio. One of the observations that had jumped out at me at the time was the repeated message from IT services firms: Lack of skilled labor was their biggest challenge. Forrester's Forrsights survey findings confirm: Education and skilled labor is the No. 1 constraint to technology implementation globally, particularly in emerging markets. In Brazil, 58% of respondents in our Forrsights Budgets and Priorities Tracker, Q4 2010 survey reported concern about insufficient skilled technical labor or relevant technical training as an obstacle to implementing IT solutions. That compares with only 16% reporting skills as an obstacle in the UK.
That message has been repeated to me several times since during trips to emerging markets. On my visit to Orange Business Services' (OBS's) Major Service Center (MSC) in Mauritius last month, the OBS team emphasized that they had selected Mauritius as a strategic location in part because of the availability of skilled labor. Mauritius, with an emphasis on information and communications technology (ICT) as the third pillar of its economy, has a goal of doubling its ICT labor force in three years. The government recently announced an ICT Academy with industry partnership to train 1.3 million young people and promote the software and business process outsourcing (BPO) industries in the country. ICT vendors and services providers such as OBS are participating in that initiative.
Posted by Jennifer Belissent on November 7, 2011
[Co-authored with Rachel Brown]
Recently, two top-tier American universities announced plans to launch new global satellite campuses. Yale University will partner with the National University of Singapore to set up a joint campus in Singapore, and MIT, which already has a global campus in Abu Dhabi, is partnering with the Skolkovo Foundation to develop a graduate research university in Skolkovo, Russia. Yale University and MIT are not the only universities to expand globally. In fact, having a global satellite campus (or even multiple global satellite campuses) is a growing trend among universities trying to remain competitive in an increasingly global world (see the "flight map" figure below).
The expansion of universities poses a huge opportunity for technology vendors who are already accustomed to "going global." Technology vendors can offer universities a way to bridge the geography gap through technologies such as intercampus networks, videoconferencing, and content-sharing platforms that allow students and faculty at global campuses to stay connected with the home campus. However, vendors need to be aware of the many challenges that are inherent in education ICT. To learn more about the global campus phenomenon and how vendors can seize this opportunity, check out my latest report, "Opportunities In Education's Global Expansion: Tap Global Enterprise Experience and Local Expertise."


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|Gawd I'm doing another Naruto cosplay XD
But yays finally something to go with Mimi's Orochimaru costume. Kimimaro! We will be themeing for once!
The main things I need to make for this one are the top, and the butt bow, for the rest of it I'm just gonna modify things I already have. I've already seen the wig I want to get, just saving monies for it at the moment. I'm planning to modify a kimono pattern for the top, hopefully getting the material at some point next week. Umm not sure about the butt bow but I'm figuring it out with Mimi.
Things to do:
- Get purple/white material
- Buy Wig/Style wig.
- Find materials for butt bow.
- Make bone sword thingy.
- Modify black pants.
Was hoping to have this done for the Manchester ReCon... but yeah it didn't happen >.<
Maybe MCM Midlands?
woh, you are a spittin image of the character^_^ you should be proud of yourself^_^
I agree with Anime_Angel. You look excatly like him!
Thank you both! I can't wait to get the wig!
Yeah I might wear it in the Telford Expo aswell, and hopefully Collectormania if I am not a coward lol
but since my Zidane costume has been demolished and now trying to fix it, I'll be making Misa as my main cosplay to replace the Retired akatsuki Naruto^_^
I got the wig from Ebay^___^ the seller sells the best wigs^_^
Yeah but I think the Zidane costume could be fixed so let's hope I can use it for collectormania or in October expo^_^
unfortanatly because I hered the Recon is on Wednesday (again) I won't be able to make it due to me being at college, I wish it was held on Thursday like last year lol
Looking awesome. You look like the character. Your cosplay is gonna rock.
Sephy x
Woah, you are the best Kimi of the world !!! OMG O.O 10++++++++++++++++++++


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text: Well, it's like this. In 2002 we got an HP desktop. By 2004 it had crashed. I had an HP digital camera for over a year, and it crashed. I went with a Toshiba laptop, and it's backlight is burnt out. We are currently surviving on a Dell with one HP printer, and Dell scanner/fax/printer. The current HP printer is close to bottom of the line and has worked better, longer for me than any other HP stuff I've had. Kodak for cameras, Dell for desktops, and HP for printers.


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This summer-like weather is unusual for November and it will be difficult to endure a change to cold temperatures that are coming soon, since December is here.
Dana Taylor came Saturday to help me with a few jobs and will be back this week.
Sunday night December 9th will be Lilly Ridge Church Christmas program at 6:00 p.m. Refreshments will be in the fellowship hall after the program.
Prayers are for Marsha Lyon as her surgery is this Monday in Cox Hospital in Springfield. We wish her health to be much improved.
Best wishes also to Warren Moody as his foot is healing. A person doesn't appreciate being up and going strong until they get slowed down a lot. It seems there are too many folks with foot and leg problems.
I was pleased to receive an invitation to the upcoming wedding of Shasta Blisard and Kurtis Saunders. My best wishes are with them and wish that I could be there. Shasta's family has roots here for many years and are like family to us. She and her Mom, Janice also are members of Friendly Neighbors' Club.
Good news from Regina Kirk, daughter of E.W. and Ina Friend, is that she is improving from her serious illness, her Dad reported to us at church Sunday night.
Karen N. Davis lost a niece, Mary Strate, (her oldest brothers daughter, in Estes Park, Colorado).
Friendly Neighbors Extension Club meets this Thursday and will be filling Christmas bags to deliver that afternoon. They also donate to the Ozark County Food Bank with canned and fresh fruit goods for distribution as their charitable work.
Best wishes to Maxine Smith who is having back problems. She was seeing a doctor Monday.
Gene Carter had knee surgery in Mountain View, Arkansas at the Stone County Medical Center with orthopedic surgeon Dr. Charles Varala and is recovering successfully.
A good thought to remember is that "Faith is what makes you feel the warmth of the hearth while you are still chopping the wood."


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Celebrate the Holidays!
This Saturday, December 14th from 2 – 4 pm come to the 1st floor of the Library and get in the holiday spirit with music, cookies, a craft in the Children's Area and a visit from Santa! Enjoy fun for the whole family brought to you by the Friends of the Tomball Library! Happy Holidays!


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"I seek my past like a lost picture," says the filmmaker Rithy Panh at the start of this unique essay film. Or does he? While the voiceover narration is couched in the first person, the words are spoken by the French actor Randal Douc and were crafted by the novelist Christophe Bataille. Still, the sentiment can presumably be attributed to Panh, whose entire family died at the hands of the Khmer Rouge.
Panh has spent his career trying to deal with the reality of the Cambodian genocide, a crime so enormous it seems to punch a hole in memory itself. And in The Missing Picture, he finds an unusual way of bringing the past back to life.
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Rithy Panh uses clay figures, archival footage, and his narration to recreate the atrocities Cambodia's Khmer Rouge committed between 1975 and 1979.
Full synopsis
The camera takes us inside a series of dioramas, peopled with hundreds of clay figurines created by the young sculptor Sarith Mang, who never appears on screen though his hands are shown carving his creations one by one. Mang's work is not quite "outsider art" but nor is it particularly exquisite: with their crude expressionless faces, his clay people are no more than tokens, frankly inadequate substitutes for the victims they represent.
All the same, there's something enchanting about the sheer fact of recreation. The youthful Panh himself is there, his father and mother too. There are friends chatting to each other, students with books, farmers driving ploughs, women holding babies – and also toy soldiers with incongruous machine guns, herding all the others into labour camps where many will perish.
The mock-innocence of these figures is extraordinarily sinister, especially when juxtaposed with scratchy black-and-white footage from the era, much of which turns out to be even less authentic than Mang's carvings, filmed by Khmer Rouge cameramen for purposes of propaganda.
In fact, the longer we contemplate The Missing Picture, the more ambiguous it seems. When Panh shows a clay family soaring in an imagined heaven, what exactly is the intended balance between deliberate phoniness and feeling? More generally, how do we respond to a film that could be described both as a solemn act of mourning and as a study in different types of kitsch?
On one level, the combination of childlike whimsy and implicit horror suggests an affinity with a twee prankster like Michel Gondry – though Gondry could hardly make a film on such a subject without risking accusations of bad taste.
Given his background, Panh escapes any such suspicion. And yet some qualms persist: what is he really up to? The poetic flourishes of the narration grow tiresome, and it's difficult to say if his strange method brings us any closer to Cambodia's past. Perhaps the point is that any effort to represent suffering of this order necessarily betrays and falsifies the truth.
What remains disturbing and puzzling is the realisation that somewhere along the line the real and the false change places, and that Panh is able to move us more deeply with his dioramas than by telling the same atrocious story in a straightforward way.


text: Lawrence M. Brown PENN YAN - Lawrence M. Brown 77, of Emerson Cove passed away on Saturday December 21, 2013 at home surrounded by his family. Family and friends may call from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Saturday December 28 at the McGuigan & Bero Funeral Home 45 High St. Geneva. Funeral services will be held on Sunday December 29 at 10:00 a.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be in Overackers Cemetery in Middlesex. Memorial contributions may be made to Ontario-Yates Hospice, Center of Concern or the West Lake Road Fire Association. Survived by his 4 children, Judie (Mike Decker) Brown of Penn Yan, Brenda (Jeffrey) Englin of Rushville, Hope (Rob) Patnesky of Geneva and Todd (Shirley) Brown of Rushville; 6 grandchildren; Joseph Patnesky, Amanda (Adam) Blowers, Michael and Justin Englin, Sarah and Rachel Brown; brother, Wayne ( Joyce) Brown of Illinois. Larry was predeceased by his wife Beverly Johncox Brown in 2003 For tributes and condolences to the family, please visit: www.mcguiganberofuneralhome.com


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As mentioned it could very well attract robbing, a stronger hive could show up and fight and infiltrate the colony. Once the stronger colony gets a taste they show up en masse, potentially putting quite a hurting on your colony, possibly wiping them out.
Place capped honey frames inside the hive and reduce entrance. You could set up a community type feeder a good bit away from your hives, so all of the foragers meet at a neutral location....JP


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Prismic Tops is not a record without flaws. Picky listeners will like to note that many of Dimlite's melodic progressions here are fairly predictable, and depending on your tolerance for sounds, some of the stuff here might be as grating for you as it is pleasurable for me. But I have to admit I have a soft spot for Dimlite. While Los Angeles is contemporaneously defined as the home of the merging of hip-hop and IDM known loosely as 'The Beat Scene', much of that noise can be traced back to Dimlite in Switzerland during the early part of the decade. After This Is Embracing in 2006, the same year Flying Lotus became the face of the brand, Dimlite retreated a little bit and became better known as a remixer, and last year stepped into the spotlight on Detroit MC Finale's album with a shockingly earnest, experimental production on "Issues".
Prismic Tops is not so visionary as past Dimlite projects; too often it feels like a guy working out his rust and simply proving what he can do. But my contention is that Dimlite is a fairly genius composer on the MPC (take a look at his Youtube videos), and despite somewhat simple skeletons, he lays the details on thick with this one. The more uptempo numbers like "Firevomit" and "Rump Studies" are the accessible highlights—"On the Same Picture" and "Sun-Swized Twinkles" the sorts of songs you'll have to think a little harder about. Dimlite's own vocals during the middle section don't necessarily hurt the album, but an instrumental version of "Elbow Flood" proves his nonsense wouldn't be missed, either.
Prismic Tops feels more like a warm up than a complete project, but I'd recommend it to anyone keeping up with the beat generation. New Dimlite is always a good reason to get up in the morning.
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Décision : 17 EXT BUR V.B.2.1.2
[Uniquement en anglais] Examination of requests for International Assistance - Old Havana (Cuba)
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B.2 Requests for which the Bureau formulated a recommendation to the Committee
B.2.1 Technical co-operation
B.2.1.2 Old Havana and its fortifications (Cuba)
The Bureau considered a request for technical assistance for the amount of US$ 55,000 for restoration and consolidation works in three buildings around La Plaza Vieja in Havana (Cine Havana, Cafe Taberna and Colegio del Santo Angel).
The Bureau decided to bring this request forward to the Committee with the recommendation to consider this request on the basis of the results of the monitoring mission that was undertaken this year and on which a report will be presented to the coming Committee session.
Contexte de la DécisionWHC-93/CONF.002/10
Thèmes : Assistance internationale
États Parties : Cuba
Année : 1993
Code de la Décision : 17 EXT BUR V.B.2.1.2


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Nikki Reed Keeps Fit Amidst Packed Schedule
After getting in a hard workout, Nikki Reed was spotted leaving her gym in Studio City, California on Monday (May 7).
In a red v-neck tee and blue sweatpants, the "Twilight" star made her way out of the gym carrying a large black bag after recently offering up some big news to Celebuzz about both her professional and personal life.
The 23-year-old - who is happily married to former American Idol contestant Paul McDonald, excitedly revealed she's getting her feet wet as a designer and, although she joked during the interview, "No, I'm not having a baby! All of Hollywood is pregnant, but I'm not!", she admitted a baby is on her and her husband's mind!
Reed is in the process of creating her own jewelry line and offered a little insight as to what we can expect, saying, "I can't say who I'm doing it with yet, but it's very exciting. I drew my own sketches and designed everything myself. I feel like it's timeless. It feels very vintage. It's inspired by a lot of the artists in my family who have done creative things. I've had a blast doing it! It will be out probably towards the end of the year. It's funky, but not modern."
Enjoy the pictures of Nikki Reed leaving the gym in Studio City (May 7).
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Channing, Mark & Steve Plug "Foxcatcher" at Cannes: Watch the Trailer Here!
They may not be the most likely costars in Tinseltown, but Channing Tatum, Steve Carell and Mark Ruffalo looked like they fit quite well together at a photocall for "Foxcatcher" on Monday (May 19) at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival .
The "Magic Mike" hunk posed alongside the "Office" star and the "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" actor while fans and shutterbugs looked on.
Slated to hit theaters on November 14th, 2014, "Foxcatcher" also stars Anthony Michael Hall, Vanessa Redgrave and Sienna Miller.
Per the synopsis, "The true story of Olympic Wrestling Champion Mark Schultz who decides to get justice after schizophrenic John duPont killed his brother, Olympic Champion Dave Schultz."


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Chef Julie joined Le Cordon Bleu London in 1995, following an illustrious 10 year career as a Pâtisserie chef at elite hotels such as Sheraton Skyline, Gleneagles and Coppid Beech Hotel, and as Head Pastry Chef for premier event caterer Letherby & Christopher.
Chef Julie was promoted to Head Pâtisserie Chef in 2006 and has continued to add to her achievements, taking part in several international food festivals, appearing on TV and radio shows, and undertaking commissions for various celebrities and media events. She has also contributed to the publication of many Le Cordon Bleu books, such as Dessert Techniques, Home Collection and Professional Baking.
With boundless creativity, some of Chef Julie's career highlights include the 15-tier, 25 ft high cake, for the Queen mother's 100th birthday and most recently a four-tier replica of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth's wedding cake for an exhibition on the history of royal wedding cakes.
What made you want to be a chef and then a teaching chef?
I always cooked at home with my mum, mostly traditional foods with no measurements, and once I reached my secondary school I had a really inspirational home economics teacher who made me realise that I could do something I loved as a profession. I always remember her to be so glamorous, and with a class of 20 she magically appeared with the most amazing dishes, but had not seemed to have even lifted a finger. I think I was so struck by her organisation that this has stuck with me right the way through to teaching my own students.
What are you most passionate about in the food world?
I really enjoy being artistic and I love that side of creating food. From intricate decoration on cakes to pretty desserts and chocolate sculptures. Patisserie is really the area where food meets art. I've been lucky enough to be involved in judging and creating some incredible edible art over the years and sometimes it hard to tell where the piece stops being called food and starts being classified as a work of art.
One tip for an aspiring chef
Practise makes perfect! You never stop learning, that's what I say to my students. Never assume that someone of a lower position than you can't teach you something – even a pot washer could teach you something about how the business operates.
What do you think is the hardest technique to master in your field?
Plating desserts! Every Head Chef has their own style of plating, it goes towards the identity of the establishment they work in. It's hard to develop your own plating style without compromise. Not everyone will appreciate your style, you should listen to their feedback but remember it's impossible to please everybody!
You've judged many high- level competitions, but how would you describe your teaching style?
I always remember that individual students will each have something different they want to take from every class. I try to get them to focus on understanding and mastering the technique and being consistent in their approach, rather than being only focused on replicating what they've seen in demonstration or elsewhere.
Do you have a favourite kitchen gadget?
My Kitchen Aid mixer – actually I have three – which is perhaps too many?! But I must confess I like to accessorize with colours, so every time I redecorate the kitchen it's time for a new one! I have so many gadgets that are rarely used, but my Kitchen Aid is the workhorse of my kitchen, which is currently red.
What's in your fridge?
Lots of fresh fruit and vegetables, fresh pasta, steak, chicken breast, yoghurts, Cheese Strings, Dairylea Triangles, sausages (not all for me - I'm sure you can spot a few of my son's favourites). Also a few tubs of leftovers, as they say 'once a chef always a chef', I never quite got the hang of downsizing my recipes! Finally, of course absolutely no butter, cream, champagne, wine or chocolate – you do believe me don't you?!
Practise makes perfect!
What is the most unusual item you have created out of chocolate/sugar/cake?
I have done so many over the years it's hard to choose. One of my favourites was a life-size Wurlitzer duke box made out of chocolate that played music. It weighed about 80 kg and was for the wedding of a famous musician. It played a track he had written and recorded for his bride, and at the reception the children were asked to smash open the front part so that thousands of M&M's came spilling out - only the red ones of course – very rock star!
Who has been your favourite person to cook for?
Regardless of all the celebrities I have cooked for, nothing comes close to being able to cook for and with my son. Watching him grow up to appreciate good food is very rewarding. I think it is very important for every child to learn the difference between freshly cooked foods and processed foods, and for them to understand where food comes from and the impact it can have on their lives. Making the right choices with food can start from a very early age.
If you could teach your students one thing what would it be?
Knowledge is meant to be shared so learn your lessons, perfect your technique and pass it on. You never stop learning, no matter how much you think you know. Even now I still like to learn new techniques and our industry is constantly evolving, so the learning curve never ends, it just becomes a little more gentle.
What's your earliest cooking memory?
Definitely my Mum's home cooking. I was very lucky that she was able to stay home and look after me when I was growing up, so she would always make fresh meals from scratch. She was quite experimental –not always deliberately – but experimental none the less. I will never forget her first attempt at making curry – thankfully my taste buds have now fully recovered! She was very proficient at making her repertoire of recipes and never used a recipe book (or scales for that matter!). There were always freshly baked biscuits and cakes at home, which made me very popular at school. It wasn't unusual for our house to be inundated with groups of 'friends' after school!
What do you like to make with your son Rowan?
He loves making cakes, muffins and cookies, especially the mixing and decorating parts. However, just like his Mum, he's not a great fan of actually eating his creations, so we usually end up giving them away to friends and neighbours. He also likes helping with my 'mise en place' when I make dinner – he is getting very proficient at slicing and peeling vegetables – although his 'turned' mushrooms could do with a little more work!
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Delinquent OWNER causes man's death..
I (and a lot of my friends) run into this ALL the time out on the trails, stupid people who THINK they have control of their off-leash dogs, when in fact, they have ZERO control. Supposedly, this dog owner/walker had dropped the leash and was letting the dog run. And look what happened. A husband, father and grandfather is dead, leaving his family wondering what happened. The dog's owner untangled the leash and left the scene! Sadly, this person gives other people, who have 100% recall on their off-leash dogs, a bad name..
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Week of: February 24, 2014
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Glazing Tofu with Mediterranean Flavor
By Dana Jacobi
for the American Institute for Cancer Research
The first time I tasted tofu, as cubes in a steaming bowl of hot and sour soup, I was eight years old and delighted. I called it "white Jell-O."
During the hippie era of the 1970s, when tofu was tossed into nearly every stir-fry and in some of the worst tofu puddings, "cream" pies and cheesecake ever, I resolved to show how delicious this protein-rich, vegan, mild-flavored food could be. Two cookbooks devoted solely to soy foods eventually followed. (They included miso, edamame and other soy choices along with tofu.)
Dishes that transform tofu from bland and utilitarian to enticingly good start with firm tofu. Extra-firm sounds good, particularly for stir-fries, grilled cutlets and kebabs, but it is often dry, grainy and tastes like plaster. Press the firm tofu unless you find tofu labeled "steak," or cutlets, which means it has been compacted already. The recipe below describes how. Besides squeezing out water, compacting tofu this way makes it enjoyably chewy. The result is well worth it. Note: If you come across grilled tofu, it is excellent pressed this same way.
I am often asked how long to marinate tofu to add flavor. Since it is not absorbent, marinades penetrate only about 1/8-inch, so the length of time, beyond 30 minutes doesn't matter. Rather, I prefer using a glaze thick enough to cling to the tofu, melding with the surface as it grills or bakes. This distinctly Mediterranean glaze made with reduced pomegranate juice shows how this works.
I serve this tart-sweet, aromatically herb-tasting tofu right from the pan, like steak, accompanied by garlic-pungent kale or collards and brown rice garnished with browned onions and a sprinkling of pomegranate arils.
Pomegranate-Glazed Tofu
- 1 (16 oz.) package firm tofu
1/2 cup pomegranate juice
1 tsp. orange juice
1/2 tsp honey
1/8 tsp. garlic powder
1 tsp. dried thyme
3/4 tsp. salt
2 tsp. extra virgin olive oil
Olive oil cooking spray
Lay two paper towels on plate. On plate, standing block of tofu on long side with short end facing you, cut tofu vertically into 2 slabs and lay tofu slabs side by side on paper towels. Cover tofu with 2 more paper towels. Set cast iron skillet or wooden cutting board on top of tofu. Place about 4 pounds canned or boxed food (for example, soup cans or boxed milk) on top for 20-30 minutes, to press liquid from tofu. Tofu may be pressed, then covered in plastic wrap and refrigerated up to 24 hours in advance.
In small pot, boil pomegranate juice over medium-high heat until reduced to 2 tablespoons, about 15 minutes. Mix in orange juice, honey, garlic powder, thyme and salt. Stir in oil. Set glaze aside.
Coat skillet with cooking spray and set over medium-high heat. Brush pressed tofu slabs on one side with the glaze. Place glaze-side down in hot pan. Brush top with glaze. Cook for 3 minutes, until tofu is dark brown on bottom. Turn, brush with marinade and cook until tofu is browned on other side. Turn tofu again and brush with second coating of glaze and cook for 1-2 minutes. Repeat on other side for second coating and cook the tofu for 1 minute. To serve, cut each of the 2 tofu steaks diagonally, making 4 triangles and place a triangle on each of 4 plates.
Makes 4 servings.
Per serving: 106 calories, 4 g total fat (<1 g saturated fat), 8 g carbohydrate,
9 g protein, <1 g dietary fiber, 73 mg sodium.
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Gary Oldman To Athletes: Stop Acting
Hey, Shaquille O'Neal and Michael Jordan, Gary Oldman is not a fan of your work. Well, your acting work at least.
A mock PSA on ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" has Gary Oldman speaking out against the travesties of such films as "Kazaam" and countless others.
Gary Oldman can act, no question, but his hookshot looked more like a pitcher, but, hey, we can't fault him for that. He's English.
Oldman is still better than anyone on the Charlotte Bobcats.
And now I leave you with "Kazaam".


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Pelle Tornberg
While running a group of Swedish television stations in the early 1990s, Pelle Tornberg considered investing in newspapers. After a little market research, however, he dropped the idea. "Newspaper readership had been declining for many years, and the typical reader was more than 50 years old. The advertising demographics were terrible," he recalls.
But Tornberg, 48, kept mulling the problem: What kind of newspaper would attract affluent young readers coveted by advertisers? In 1995, with backing from his bosses at the Swedish media holding company AB Kinnevik he launched what may be the answer -- Metro International (MTXBF ), a chain of free tabloids distributed weekdays on city street corners and at subway stations.
From a single newspaper in Stockholm, Metro has grown to 36 editions in 15 languages, distributed in more than 100 cities worldwide, including, most recently, New York City. Revenues soared 43%, to $203.5 million, last year. While giveaway tabloids have traditionally been viewed as downmarket, Metro is drawing mainstream advertisers such as the Hennes & Mauritz apparel chain because its readers are educated and relatively well-off. Tornberg says time-strapped 40-and-unders like Metro because they can zip through it. "The newspaper industry didn't understand that its biggest competitor wasn't television or the Internet," he says. "It was breakfast, aerobics, careers, kids."
One group that still needs convincing is Metro International shareholders. The company's shares have plummeted from $12 to less than 60 cents since it was listed on the Stockholm exchange in 2000. Because of heavy spending on expansion, the company hasn't yet posted a profit, but the tide of red ink is starting to recede: Losses declined from $63.2 million to $10.8 million last year, and Metro says its newspapers posted a $435,000 operating profit during the first quarter.
Metro increasingly faces rivals -- for example, the free tabloid amNew York, launched last year with backing from Tribune Co. But Tornberg, who runs Metro International full-time from London, doesn't seem worried. "In cities where we have competition, we have reached profitability more quickly," he says. A former broadcast journalist, he moved to the commercial side 15 years ago, helping to develop a home-shopping network for Kinnevik and Strix, a Swedish production group specializing in reality-TV shows. The world is likely to hear more from this innovative media exec.


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Dear Partners in ministry,
Often we look at the New Year as a time of finishing and new beginnings.It can also be a time to reflect on how God is continuing with us, blessing us and building on the past to create a new future.Yes, we've been on a trip down memory lane, last month we were able to visit Bang Plee where we both had our beginnings in Thailand.We left the church there many years ago, but God certainly hasn't! The church continues to grow and be a blessing to the neighborhood.Reaching out to their community is still a priority.
We have also had opportunity to visit and share with the church at Payameng Rai and are continually encouraged with the way the church there is growing both numerically and in spiritual depth overcoming opposition.They are excited about being constituted as a church this year.
Christmas was a whirlwind here with different events as we looked to find ways in which to use the commercial Christmas to show, Immanuel - God with us, in our communities here.For our first Christmas event a team of four ladies joined us.They worked with 48 youngsters to share the Joy of Christmas.This was followed by many others including a fun night at our home where we invited neighbors in to have a meal and some fun – we took the opportunity to share not only Christ in the manger but Christ on the cross, and the risen Christ.
At New Years, we joined with the new believers at Ban Sra for a Thanksgiving service using some traditional elements and asking Jesus to continue with us through out this year.A number of neighbors gave into their curiosity and came over to see what believers in Jesus do.At the end of our time we were able to go around and tie strings around their wrists and ask for God's blessing on them too.(note strings on Neuk's wrist)
As our term finishes in June and as we look to God to lead us in the future we would ask that you join us in prayer that we may be found in His will be it here, another location in Thailand or wherever.
May the New Year find you walking with Jesus and experiencing His Blessing in your lives.
Prayer and Praise points:
- Thank God for the work he has done, is doing in His church here - pray for the fellowships at Ban Sra, Payameng Rai, Bang Plee and Ekachai – That God would continue to Bless and grow them.
- Pray for Sanae, at Payameng Rai, who formally committed his Life to Christ at the Christmas service after seeing the changes Jesus has made in his wife and family.
- Pray too for Ba Wun who was elected as a deacon on that day as well.
- We have a number of teams joining us this month– Pray that they will be encouraged and challenged.
- We have been invited again to be part of"the Good Things in Ban Luang" festival.Praise God this year a group of young people will be here to add some energy!
- Team meeting (Jan 26-28), pray for God's leading as we look to the future
- Larry –has some traveling to do with meetings in Mae Sai and Chiang Mai(Jan 13-15)
- Future direction (here, there, where??)
- Pray for Thailand – On New Years Eve bombs were let off around Bangkok and Chiang Mai horrifying this normally peaceful nation.
Thank you again, for your partnership in every way.
In Christ,
Larry and Jan


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Bulldog Cross Country Opens Season With Georgia Invitational At Home
Aug. 31, 2012
ATHENS, Ga. --- More than four hours before the football team kicks off, the Bulldog cross country teams will be hosting the Georgia Invitational on a course that wraps around the UGA Equestrian Complex in Bishop on Saturday morning.
The men will start the day with an 8k race at 8 a.m. followed by the women's 5k at 8:45 a.m. Georgia Tech, Mercer University, Campbell University and Point University will be battling the Bulldogs in the collegiate races.
Four high school races are also scheduled following the women's collegiate race. There is no admission to Saturday morning's races and fans are encouraged to park in the designated areas around the entrance to the UGA Equestrian Complex.
Not only will this be the first race of the season for Georgia, it will also be the first race for the Bulldogs' new coach, Patrick Cunniff. Cunniff ran for Georgia from 1988-91 before making coaching stops at the University of Texas, Texas Christian University and Long Beach State, where he guided the distance program from 2007 until this past summer.
"This is a meet for me to really start to get to know our runners," said Cunniff. "I will get to see them run a race and get to know everyone's strengths and weaknesses. The men have already been ranked second in the South Region and 28th nationally in the preseason, which puts some pressure on us. But I also know that this team has goals that are higher than that. As we go forward, we as a track and field and cross country staff are going to prepare our teams to be competitive at the (Southeastern Conference) level, score at the national level on the track and to put our cross country teams and individuals in the NCAA meet."
With 11 combined freshmen added to Georgia's cross country teams in the offseason and all of the squads' runners new to Cunniff, the distance coach is doing his best to get to know his team members in a short period of time and prepare them for the rest of the season.
"We want to represent the University of Georgia as well as we can and with this being a home meet, I think that will be doubly important on Saturday," Cunniff said. "I want our crew to start learning the pattern of running intelligent, aggressive races. In particular, I would like to see us competing very well in the last part of our races. We are hoping to set a pattern of finishing strong leading up to the NCAA meet and then we will be getting the ball rolling in the right direction."
Georgia has swept its home meet the last three years. In 2011, the Bulldog men had all five scorers finish in the top seven and four of those are returning. Senior Matt Cleaver was the runner-up after recording a 24:45.37 to finish seconds behind Alabama's Kemei Carrison. Junior Brandon Lord (25:03.74), senior Brett Richardson (25:12.08) and senior Brian Detweiler (25:15.68) finished third through fifth, respectively, and are all scheduled to run along with Cleaver on Saturday.
On the women's side, Kristie Krueger captured victories at the 2009, 2010 and 2011 Georgia Invitationals, clocking a winning time of 17:25.92 last season. Krueger does not have anymore cross country eligibility but is planning to run for the Lady Bulldogs during the track season. Both senior Leslie Boozer (3rd - 17:56.37) and sophomore Anna Bowles (4th - 18:03.16) are returning scorers for the Lady Bulldogs as the team managed to beat the Yellow Jackets by more than 40 points for the team win last season.
The Bulldog men advanced to their first NCAA Championships since 2004 last season. Georgia topped all of its SEC competition at the national meet, taking 29th. The Bulldogs scored 68 points and finished third at last year's SEC Championships before also taking third at the NCAA South Regionals to help clinch their NCAA bid. The team did not lose any regular scorers from last year.
The Lady Bulldogs were fourth at the 2011 SEC Championships as Krueger, who was the 2010 individual conference champion, finished in the top six for the third consecutive year. The Georgia women then finished fifth at the NCAA South Regionals as Boozer led the way with a 24th-place finish. Krueger and Ashley Shiver, who has been sidelined for medical reasons, are the only two regular scorers from 2011 missing from this year's lineup.
Full results and recaps from Saturday's races will be located at georgiadogs.com.
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Gibney as Surgeon-in-Chief: The Earlier Years, 1887–1900
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Dr. James Knight's death in 1887 resulted in a change of course for the Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled (renamed the Hospital for Special Surgery in 1940). The Board of Managers appointed Dr. Virgil Pendleton Gibney as the second Surgeon-in-Chief. The hospital's professional staff was expanded with introduction of surgical procedures. Gibney, raised in Kentucky, was trained under Lewis H. Sayre, M.D., a prominent orthopaedic surgeon at Bellevue Hospital. Dr. Gibney introduced the first residency training, expanded the physical plant, and continued to care for the disabled children in the hospital while maintaining a private practice outside the hospital. He was one of the founding members of the American Orthopaedic Association and served as its first president. He was the only member ever to serve as president twice, the second time in 1912.


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Resolution Adopted by the CCAR
Adopted by the 115th Annual Convention
of the Central Conference of American Rabbis
Toronto, Canada
June, 2004
Almost 100 years ago (1911), the CCAR adopted a resolution against what was then called "White Slave Traffic." This resolution noted with approval "widespread and vigorous efforts" at international, national, and local levels to overcome "the evil" of human trafficking. Unfortunately, this evil has not been eradicated; on the contrary, it is spreading rapidly and must not be ignored. "A recent U.S. Government estimate indicates that approximately 800,000-900,000 people annually are trafficked across international borders worldwide and between 18,000 and 20,000 of those victims are trafficked into the United States. This estimate includes men, women, and children trafficked into forced labor and sexual exploitation." ("Trafficking in Persons Report," Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, Under Secretary for Global Affairs, U.S. Department of State, June 11, 2003.) The U.S. Federal "Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000" which provides (among other things) for an annual report on the status of international trafficking and the establishment of an interagency task force, and which doubles the penalties for convicted traffickers and requires the President to deny non-humanitarian aid to governments that condone or tolerate trafficking, is an important first step toward addressing this inhumanity.
A report by the Solicitor General of Canada (October 1997) concluded that migrant trafficking accounted for 8,000 - 16,000 illegal immigrants in Canada every year, many of them female youths and children who are forced to work in Canada's booming sex trade industry. The same report estimated that those profiting from the illegal trafficking of children and women in Canada earn as much as $400 million annually. (The Canadian Women's Health Network, http://www.cwhn.ca/resources/sex_trade/).
Our Jewish texts teach us that we are responsible for the treatment of our neighbors; we therefore cannot stand idly by as this trafficking continues. Since ancient days we have been commanded to recall our own experience of slavery as a reminder of our obligation to others: "You shall not subvert the rights of the stranger or the fatherless; you shall not take a widow's garment in pawn. Remember that you were a slave in Egypt and that Adonai your God redeemed you from there; therefore do I enjoin you to observe this commandment." (Deuteronomy 24: 17-18) We are also told, "Whoever kidnaps a man, whether he has sold him or is still holding him, shall be put to death." (Exodus 21:16) Maimonides reminds us that kidnapping a person transgresses a negative prohibition. (Mishneh Torah, Hilchot Genizah, 9.5)
It is unbelievable that the tragedy of human slavery continues in the twenty-first century. In this modern manifestation of forced servitude, once victims are caught up in the human trafficking industry, they find themselves in intolerable situations of forced prostitution, sweatshop labor, or exploitive domestic servitude. Those trafficked, primarily women and children as young as 4 years old, are typically acquired by kidnapping, purchase, or lured with fraudulent descriptions of non-existent jobs and a better life. Stripped of their passports, they are held against their will, as virtual prisoners, receiving little or no pay. There is no Jubilee Year awaiting these victims; no hope of freedom unless governments around the world unite and commit to eradicating this evil.
THEREFORE the Central Conference of American Rabbis resolves to:


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Greta Macaire, RD & Lisa Ploss, MPH, RD
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If you are a UCSF cancer patient and would like to meet with a dietitian on a one-on-one basis, requests for appointments can be made by calling 415-502-5547. The services are open to UCSF cancer patients at no charge, although donations are appreciated.
A dietitian is available Monday through Friday between 9 am and 5 pm at both the UCSF Mt. Zion and UCSF Mission Bay campuses.
Questions that the dietitian may address include:
For more information, contact the Cancer Resource Center at 415.885.3693. To schedule an appointment with Greta Macaire or Lisa Ploss, please contact the UCSF oncology practice where you are being seen.
Greta Macaire, RD presents nutrition workshops and seminars for the general public. Topics include prostate cancer and nutrition, nutrition during radiation and/or chemotherapy treatment, the soy controversy, phytochemicals, plant-based diets, and healthy holiday eating. (Topic suggestions welcomed.)
The Resource Center also offers periodic nutrition workshops and demonstration-style cooking classes. (See box at right.) Additional information on nutrition can be obtained through the Resource Center Library book collection, pamphlets, and other written materials.
Seminars and workshops are presented at the UCSF Helen Diller Family Comprehensive Cancer Center, 1600 Divisadero St., in San Francisco. See our quarterly calendar for upcoming events. For information about upcoming seminars and to register, call 415.885.3693 or send email.


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Hello. I will be removing my saline implants tomorrow afternoon after only having them for 15 months. I will be sharing my journey on this web site. I made a very impulsive decision to get them done at the age of 30, for personal reasons... However, I knew 3 weeks after that I completely regretted my decision, however I decided to give them a year before removing them. I hope my story will help inspire other girls. Thank you.
Saline Implants Removed Under Local - Houston, TX
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Just got done with procedure
Hello! I just walked out of the op room and currently in the waiting area, awaiting my ride home. I feel great. The procedure was smooth, took 30-35 minutes. I felt virtually no pain, at one point the PS had to stop to give me a tiny bit more anesthesia... But honestly, it was not bad at all. I will update photos once I'm home and feel better. I'm a bit tired and will probably be napping today. Thank you.
Day of procedure - picture post
Hello, as promised here are my pictures of the post - op. I had my surgery at 2:30 and it's now 9 pm. So far, I've only taken Tylenol extra strength for the pain. I'm doing well so far, I'll keep everyone posted. Thanks.
1 day post op
Hello. Here is what they look like today. My PS said I could remove the tape and take a shower? I've seen other postings and never noticed anyone else taking a shower the day after, usually they make you wait 2 days. I followed the instructions but now I feel pain on the incision bc I no longer have any tape on them just the strap and a sports bra.
Day 2, post-op
Here is a picture of them with a sports bra on. I'm no longer wearing the strap and the tape on the incisions has been removed. Honestly, yesterday was the worst day, in terms of pain. I took Tylenol extra strength and I still had a difficult time sleeping. The nurse told me that the day of the procedure and the day after are always the worst... So I'm hoping today is better. So far, I feel less pain versus yesterday. I just took some Tylenol and hopefully won't have to take anymore until bed time. Yesterday I took some in the AM, the afternoon and before bed. I will post more pictures in a few days. Thanks.
Day 3, post op
Day 3, they are starting to look fuller... They feel super soft and fragile like a babies bottom lol...
Two weeks post op..
Tomorrow will be 14 days. Here are some pics. I've felt much better. I actually went for a 3 mile walk yesterday. The doctor said I can resume regular activities after 2 weeks. I'm hoping this week of next I will be comfortable enough to start running again. They still feel very "fluffy" but not as soft as last week.
Four weeks post-op
I went to see my surgeon this week for my 4 week post-op and she cleared me to resume my exercise routine. So excited!! I have attached some pics of what they look like now. I feel great. My breasts look almost like they did prior to the surgery. I don't feel any pain and I'm happy I did this!! I'm retrospective, implants were never the right decision for me and glad to be natural again.
4 months post op!!
I'm so happy with my decision to remove my implants. Here's an update on the look of my breasts.
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Will Fly For Food
Airline food has been the stuff of jokessince almost the dawn of aviation. But after many years of dulling passengers' appetites, a number of carriers insist they've gotten serious about upgrading the air fare, even in economy.
Following recent menu improvements in business and first class, Delta Air Lines (DAL ) is getting set to roll out cold entrées created for coach by chef Todd English, owner of six Olives restaurants. The initial selections--at $7 to $10, on a par with airport shops--include a roast beef Cobb salad sandwich, grilled shrimp salad, and black olive spaghetti salad. "We are trying to do a range of things that are familiar but push the envelope a bit," says English (right, with olive spaghetti salad). "You can't get too esoteric on a plane."
I tasted all three dishes, which will be available from Nov. 1 on longer domestic flights; my favorite was the roast beef. Then again, English prepared and served them at Olives in New York. Will the bread be as crisp and the ingredients as fresh when they come out of a cooler at 30,000 feet?
English, who took part in an ambitious catering venture for Northwest Airlines (NWA ) in the 1990s, says he and Delta thought long and hard about what foods would hold up well in the air. They'll soon see if customers approve.
FRONT OF PLANE: A trio of chefs designs international fi rst-class menus that include entrées such as mojito shrimp with pineapple. Business class on Boeing 767s gets similarly enhanced fare.
MAIN CABIN: The buy-onboard service offers $2 to $4 snack options. "Fresh Light Meals" for $5, such as an Asian chicken wrap, are available on U.S., Caribbean, and Mexico flights of three hours or longer.
FRONT OF PLANE: A "Congress of Chefs" highlights international flavors. For the Oct. 1 inaugural flight from New York to Mumbai, gosht pasanda (lamb chops in yogurt-cream sauce) will be served.
MAIN CABIN: It offers a rarity in 21st century domestic fl ying: complimentary coach meals. Sandwiches and salads are prepared by Continental's own division, Chelsea Food Services.
FRONT OF PLANE: Miami chef Michelle Bernstein's menu items have been featured in international BusinessElite since August, 2006. She just moved into U.S. first class.
MAIN CABIN: Delta reinstituted a food-for-sale menu in September after offering only snacks since 2003. Todd English's entrées will appear on Nov. 1 for $7 to $10 each.
FRONT OF PLANE: Passengers get a choice of snacks, including cashews, biscotti, munchies mix, and the carrier's signature Terra Blues potato chips. Wash it down with a cup of Dunkin' Donuts coffee.
MAIN CABIN: This is a one-class airline, so everyone gets the same food.
FRONT OF PLANE: "Connoisseurs on Board" appoints renowned chefs to design menus for first and business classes. In October, David Bouley is the featured culinary master for all long-haul flights.
MAIN CABIN: Economy cabin has full complimentary service, with the number of meals depending on the length of the flight. If you don't
MIDWESTFRONT OF PLANE: Chef Shawn Monroe of Mader's restaurant in Milwaukee helped develop the Best Care Cuisine program in 2005. October's menu includes a hot pulled-pork panini lunch for $10.
MAIN CABIN: This is a one-class airline, so everyone gets the same food.
Menu items are subject to change and may not be available on all routes
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FTA Extends Deadline for Transit Stimulus
New York, NY —The definition of "shovel-ready" is shifting. The federal government is giving transit agencies, including the MTA, more than a year to spend its federal stimulus money. WNYC's Matthew Schuerman has more. REPORTER: House Democrats had wanted to give transit agencies just three months to commit stimulus grants to actual contractors, in order to jump start the economy. But Senators, and the transit agencies themselves, thought the short deadlines would be impossible to meet. Last week, the Federal Transit Administration said it would give localities six months to obligate half of their money, and another six months after that to obligate the remainder. In FTA parlance, "obligate" means simply getting federal approval that a particular project meets the government's criteria. It could well take another five or six months beyond that before shovels get into the ground. The MTA will receive more than a billion dollars from the federal legislation. But it has not released a final list of projects or a timeline. For WNYC, I'm Matthew Schuerman.


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all F4 members know the policy
This is a discussion on SoCal WRX FlatFour (F4) within the South Western States forums, part of the Regional Discussion category; all F4 members know the policy...
all F4 members know the policy
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no one told me...did you see what gus posted....Originally Posted by WRX13oy
shut up you bastard!!!!!!11one!Originally Posted by Hytek714
yeah F4 only..theres a hidden policy. Kinda like the hidden menu at In-n-Out.
" I got four doors to fit more wh0res !!!"
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yea i know....like the hidden policy in your ass
youre gay.. you need to keep your actions and words with ED.. KTHXBYE!Originally Posted by Hytek714
" I got four doors to fit more wh0res !!!"
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your gay...your the one that posted it....keep you personal comments and homo fantasies to yourself gus......
whatever you want gusOriginally Posted by Z3RO
Last edited by Hytek714; 06-16-2006 at 02:34 PM.
hey whats up? i just moved back home here to seal beach after being in Utah the past 4 for school. I saw, fell in love with and purchased my WRX. I have done some things to it, and was looking at getting the vf34 turbo with the sti injectors, is it imperitive i get the walbro fuel pump as well? Also I was at the block and saw a couple of sweet looking wrx's in the parking lot with the F4 sticker so when I came on here and saw the F4 club, it sounded like a pretty sweet group. How do you become a member? Anyway thanks for the help and info guys!
i think the way you could join is you have to attend 5 meets and be committed...Originally Posted by Wheat
sweet deal, where are the meets at? seems like a pretty sweet group you guys have going on, Id love to see more of the wrx's. the ones i saw at the block were awesome. when do you guys get together?
ROFL ROFL ron u flooded like pages with ur F5 comments shessh lol talk about being bored at work ^_^ what happen to ur maple story !!!
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"modding is a disease...but a positive disease, like Chlamydia!"
just keep an eye on this thread & try to weed through the multiple conversations. we have mini-meets here & there, install meets once a month, and mandatory meets for membership fees.Originally Posted by Wheat
I have a BETA version of socalf4.com going, so check it out:
http://www.socalf4.com/forums (its running out of my home, so bear with the speeds)
I filter through all membership activations, so if I don't get back to the activation right away, i'm apologizing in advance.
i got a job now...Originally Posted by dragonwrx1
Originally Posted by ansonowicz
I guess that's it? Ron, you staying overnight? Since it's a small turnout, we'll drive, realize there's no where else to drive / try, then be done. I imagined 15+ cars, so there would be plenty of things to do .....maybe not this time.
great thanks a lot man, i really appreciate it! What do you think about upgrading to the vf34 turbo with the sti injectors and walbro pump? I dont have a TON of money, i just graduated college but i am looking for some more power. I have the up,dp,tbe, cobb stage 2 so i think im ready for the turbo upgrade next.
again thanks for all the info! Ill check it out!