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A couple of years ago I tried shea butter, I melted some and added it directly to two bottles of inexpensive COs (and maybe to a hand lotion as well) but I may have added too much because the results weren't good, after that I didn't experiment with it anymore and forgot about it for so long that next time I found it had gone bad, so I still don't know if in the right amount it may have worked well for me. This just reminded me that back in December or January while browsing through the beauty isles at Wal-mart I noticed a product (or rather about 5 varieties of it) on the skin care section that I was quite tempted to get - but didn't because I'd just bought several hair products elsewhere. It was
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and it was actually priced at least a couple of dollars less than at this site. This cream is really meant for skin but the ingredient list sounded great for hair as well, I think it has dimethicone far down the list but that is one of the lighter 'cones anyway and I think when it's mixed with so many oils it's even less of a problem. I would've gladly bought either the Lavender or Lemon Cream because they smelled great, maybe next time...
I have used honey mainly mixed with FOTEAVG (Fruit of The Earth 100% Aloe Vera Gel) for hold and also in a CO for extra moisture. And every year during the short cold spell here I do at least one coconut oil overnight treatment; I like it because it's easy to remove with just CO and it leaves my hair shiny and moisturized. A couple of weeks ago I dug out my Organic Root Stimulator Locs & Twists Gel (which contains coconut milk) and I loved how it moisturized my hair, the only problem is that it has very little hold so in a few hours my curls got fuzzy. But the next day I just re-wet my hair, sprayed Suave liquid gel over it, combed through and scrunched while upside-down and was able to go for 2 more days with pretty good curls. Next time I want to try mixing it with the FOTEAVG and see how that goes.
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At the end of last year we were pleased and then surprised to find that DigitalMindSoft were making a "spiritual successor" to the Men Of War games set in the modern world. Call To Arms, as it is called, baffled us a little by kicking off with a crowd-funding appeal, which seems to have gained little traction. Concerned to learn more – because Men Of War is a favourite game series of mine – I thought it might be good to talk to the developers and ask about their plans: would they go to Kickstarter? And would the GEM engine be updated? I talked to Chris Kramer.
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Since Microsoft's unveiling of Office for iPad two weeks ago, SHI has been inundated with phone calls and emails from customers asking about how they can get the new offering. This question would seem to have a simple answer given the nature of how easy it is to obtain apps on an iPad — just download it!
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(The Day Ahead is an email and PDF publication that includes the day's major stories and events, analyses and other features. To receive The Day Ahead, Eikon users can register at . Thomson One users can register at RT/DAY/US. All times in ET/GMT) Chemicals conglomerate and Dow component DuPont, locked in a proxy battle with activist investor Nelson Peltz, is expected to report a lower first-quarter profit, hurt by a fall in agriculture earnings and a stronger dollar. The company, which generates 60 percent of its sales outside the United States, warned earlier this year of a strong dollar cutting its 2015 profit by 60 cents per share. However, the focus this quarter will be on an upcoming shareholder meeting at which it will be decided if Peltz will get the four board seats he has been campaigning for. The meeting has been scheduled for May 13. Investors will also look for any update on the company's cost-reduction target, currently pegged at $1.3 billion and expected to be achieved by 2017.
Industrial conglomerate United Technologies Corp reports first-quarter earnings before the market opens. Investors will be looking at the trends for the Dow component's Otis elevators and Carrier climate control systems businesses, given concerns about economic growth in Europe and China, as well as the extent to which the strong dollar is weighing on the company.
Wireless carrier Verizon Communications Inc will report first-quarter earnings amidst intense competition from rivals such as Sprint Corp and T-Mobile U.S. Inc who continue to step up efforts to lure subscribers. Investors will keep an eye out for details on the Dow component's upcoming mobile video service and capital expenditure range.
Property and casualty insurer Travelers Cos Inc's first-quarter results are expected to be in line with analysts' average estimate, according to Thomson Reuters StarMine data, helped by the lack of any major catastrophe losses in the quarter. Travelers, a Dow 30 component, has aggressively raised insurance prices in the past several quarters to offset low interest rates. As pricing continues to decelerate in the commercial insurance sector, investors will be keen to get a view of the company's average renewal price rate increase, a key metric.
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Swiss bank Credit Suisse Group AG reports earnings for the first three months of the year. CEO Brady Dougan and CFO David Mathers host a conference call later in the day.
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Baker Hughes Inc, which agreed to be bought by bigger rival Halliburton Co for $35 billion in November, is expected to report a lower first-quarter profit, hurt by weak drilling activity. The company generates about half its revenue from North America and analysts expect U.S. oil production to further decline in 2015 and 2016 as producers scale back spending amid weak oil prices. Baker Hughes had forecast 7,000 job cuts and investors will seek details about any further cost cuts. They will also seek details about the close of the Halliburton deal and the companies' plans to address antitrust concerns.
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BUFFALO WILD WING STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE WEEK – Lamont Jones, men's basketball
Iona College men's basketball junior Lamont Jones was named MAAC Player of the Week for his performance in the Gaels' 2-0 week in conference play.
Jones averaged 30.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 2.0 steals in two Iona wins this week over Canisius and Manhattan. He shot 59.5% (22-for-37) from the field, 50.0% (8-for-16) from beyond the arc and 75.0% (9-for-12) from the free throw line. Jones poured in a Hynes Center record 43 points vs. Canisius, matching the second highest single-game scoring total in school history. It was also the highest single-game scoring total in the MAAC this season. Jones had a career-best 16 field goals and seven three pointers in the contest.
Against Manhattan on Sunday, Jones had 18 points and six rebounds in the victory.
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You've disclosed your disability, made formal requests for accommodation, tried to negotiate with your supervisor, and discussed your needs and problems with your human resources representative or Employee Assistance Program personnel. But if you're still facing discrimination at the office, it may be time to file a formal complaint under whatever laws are relevant to your situation.
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If your disability substantially limits your ability to learn, work, speak, write, walk, see, or hear, and you work in a government office or for an employer which receives federal money, your employer is required to make "appropriate and reasonable" accommodations. If your employer refuses, you can file a complaint under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. To file a complaint under Section 504, contact the Disability Rights Section of the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division, at (800) 514-0301 (voice) or (800) 514-0383 (TDD).
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The Swans booked their place in the Europa League Group Stage despite a 2-1 defeat to Romanian outfit Petrolul Ploiesti.
The hosts had taken the lead at the Ilie Oana, with substitute Abel Camara firing them ahead in the 73rd minute, only for fellow replacement Roland Lamah to level 60 seconds later.
But Petrolul, backed by a vocal home crowd, weren't to be denied victory as Hamza Younes headed home with seven minutes remaining to claim victory.
Leon Britton, captain for the night in Ashley Williams' absence, was given his marching orders in the latter stages for receiving a second yellow card.
Despite the defeat, the Swans progressed into the Group Stages 6-3 on aggregate.
Michael Laudrup made a change on the hour, with Ki Sung-Yueng replacing Jonathan de Guzman.
It was Ki's pass which help set up the next chance, with the ball eventually falling to the feet of Pablo Hernandez, but his chip was collected easily by Mircea Bornescu.
Hernandez then drove an effort over the crossbar before Donnelly found the back of the net, only for his strike to be ruled out for handball.
Ovidiu Hoban then dragged an effort wide for the hosts, who then took the lead in the 73rd minute.
As the Swans defence looked to catch the hosts offside, sub Abel Camara took advantage as he controlled before firing past Tremmel.
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Delena said goodbye tonight on the season 5 finale of The Vampire Diaries. Damon and Elena go in together on a suicide mission to blow up the town. Elena is brought back to life by Bonnie, but when it's time to bring back Damon, the spell is over and Damon is unable to cross back over. Elena is forced to say goodbye to his spirit in a truly heartbreaking scene.
Then it's revealed that Bonnie will not be returning either. Bonnie and Damon join hands and face death together in the final scene of the season 5 finale.
I'M NOT OKAY, I NEED HELP! IT HURTS SO MUCH….. CRYING CRYING CRYING!!!! #TVD #Delena #MysticFallsForever pic.twitter.com/Y8YsQRWu2W
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To make our top picks in countertop blenders, we analyzed blender reviews from a number of expert sources to find those blenders that are top performers, yet easy to use and clean. Experts at ConsumerReports.org and Cook's Illustrated thoroughly test blenders, powering through everything from ice cubes to fibrous frozen pineapple to find the sturdiest blenders with the smoothest results. We also consulted comparison-test results from Good Housekeeping, Wired.com, CNET and TheSweethome.com.
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Review of Elysium, Directed by Neill Blomkamp
"Blessed are the poor in spirit, […] for they shall inherit the earth." (Matthew 5:3-5)
What if the Earth weren't worth inheriting? Elysium (2013) is director Neill Blomkamp's second feature outing after the critically lauded District 9 (2009). Like District 9's thinly veiled exploration of apartheid, Elysium explores a caste system of sorts: The 21st century wreaked even more havoc on the Earth's environment with pollution and overpopulation. The wealthy decided to escape to the blessed satellite of Elysium, away from the muck and the mire, leaving formerly shiny Los Angeles to become much more like Tijuana than Beverly Hills. In addition to wealth and happiness, the Elysians have "med bays," devices that look like tanning booths but actually remove any sickness or mend broken bones in seconds. This marvelous device is a dream to many on Earth who have little health care and cannot even mend their children's scrapes and bruises without attempting to fly to Elysium—illegally—and running the risk of being shot down on approach. They need a hero to rectify these injustices.
We meet our hero, Max, as a young orphan who is taken in by a group of nuns on Earth. He dreams of going to Elysium with his schoolboy crush, Frey. We fast forward to Max in the present (Matt Damon): an ex-con turned factory-worker assembling the very droid policemen who harass him and other Earth-dwellers regularly. He has an accident in the factory and, after being exposed to high levels of radiation, he is given five days to live. Desperate for a cure, Max seeks out Spider, the man responsible for the illegal attempts to enter Elysium. Max offers to do anything in return for a trip to the land of the guaranteed miracle cures. His offer gets him pulled into a coup organized by the Secretary of Elysium (Jodie Foster, with an uneven French accent) and a battle with her secret psychopathic agent on Earth (a miscast but hammy Sharlto Copley).
I was looking forward to seeing Elysium all summer both because I saw District 9 four times in theaters and also because the premise was fascinating. Unfortunately, upon execution, the movie tried to do too much. It started out with an obvious allusion to the immigration laws in the United States. Most of the residents of Los Angeles speak Spanish and look Hispanic and almost all of the inhabitants of Elysium are blond-haired and blue-eyed. Health care disparity was an obvious theme as well, but these themes were largely dropped in favor of a lot of smash-'em-up scenes of Matt Damon in a robo-suit. The action sequences were visually stunning but did not add much in the way of story exploration. District 9 was so enjoyable because it was simple: we followed one man through a weird situation. Elysium tried to have too many points of view. We were privy to Max's motivation, the Secretary's cunning desires, the Agent's sociopathy; there were too many loose ends to tie up and result obscured the essential nugget of the story.
It did, however, implicitly ask the question of how we see paradise. Elysium was the picture of the false promises of the prosperity gospel: health, wealth, and happiness; even a good dose of sunshine. Everyone on Earth wanted to get there.
While the only explicitly religious element in the movie was Max's nun caretaker, I still hoped the Christians would be toiling on Earth amidst the poor and the meek. Elysium squandered a good idea, but it asked some important questions.


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If you thought the venerable USB Drive didn't have any more (useful) permutations left in it then you'd be very wrong indeed...
Storage guru Kingston has come up with 'DataTraveler Reader' a hybrid USB drive with a flip top compartment that allows you to insert a variety of memory cards to not only boost its own capacity but save you carrying around a separate adapter.
SD, MMC and, importantly, SDHC cards are all on the menu (along with microSD, miniSD and all the MMC variants if you use an adaptor – though maybe that destroys the point) and given the reader/drive's USB2.0 connection your only speed limitation will be that of the flash memory itself.
Once plugged into a computer the Traveller's integrated storage shows up as one drive letter and your memory card of choice as another. It plays friendly with both Vista and Mac OS X (and yes obviously XP) and with a 1GB edition setting you back just $19.99 and a 2GBer a mere $34.99 there's little premium compared to a regular USB Drive.
A price-less 4GB edition of the DataTraveller Reader is coming towards the end of March if you want extra capacity and while I could never see a reason why on earth I would ever need another USB drive ever (we get a lot of freebies in press packs) I see I'll be forced to rescind that comment.


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First and foremost, the Issue itself isn't cheap at $6.99; but, if you actually depend on SI for more just than scantily-clad women and as a result, have a yearly subscription, you can download the Swim suit issue for free. All those who only get the one issue in order to "appreciate women" will have to shell out the dough to get the app. Doing so will get you over 150 images and 26 videos.
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Fighting deflation is more important than raising the sales tax, according to Waseda University professor Masazumi Wakatabe.
"Japan has not fully come out of the protracted deflation yet," Wakatabe said. "The economy is only beginning to recover, driven by personal consumption," he said, and the tax hike would dampen the very sector leading the growth.
If the government raises the sales tax to 8 percent from 5 percent next April as currently planned, the economy will decelerate, making it hard to carry out the second hike to 10 percent slated for October 2015, he said.
Wakatabe noted that many private think tanks are forecasting that the economy will shrink during April-June 2014 if the tax is increased to 8 percent.
The Finance Ministry and the Cabinet Office deny that the economy's downturn in 1997 stemmed mainly from a rise in the tax from 3 percent to 5 percent that April, Wakatabe said.
They both claim the weak economy was due to unpredictable factors, such as the Asian financial crisis and Japanese bank industry woes, but uncertainties over Europe and emerging economies are strong now, he said.
Wakatabe added that he can't say the current risk factors are less serious than in 1997.
A recent Cabinet Office report says Japan will achieve fiscal consolidation targets through a natural increase in tax revenue that would result from annual economic growth of 2 percent in real terms and 3 percent in nominal terms, as well as a tax revenue gain attributed to the planned two-stage consumption tax rise, he said.
But nominal growth would reach 4 percent if Japan realizes the 2 percent inflation target as agreed on between the government and the Bank of Japan, Wakatabe said.
If Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's economic policy package is fully implemented and 4 percent growth is achieved, revenue from corporate, income and other taxes will expand steadily, he said, urging that new long-term tax and spending reform steps be worked out by calculating the anticipated stable tax revenue growth.


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The developers of Battersea Power Station said today they had seen a dramatic surge in interest in apartments at the site since George Osborne gave the go-ahead to an Underground link this month.
Demand for the 800 flats in the first phase of the £8 billion project has been so strong that the launch of sales has been brought forward to January 10.
Rob Tincknell, chief executive of Battersea Power Station Development Company, said: "We always anticipated a lot of interest but the uplift since the Autumn Statement has been surprising."
He was speaking after detailed plans for the first phase were given the green light last night by Wandsworth council.
Registered potential buyers will be invited to an exhibition on the 39-acre riverside site where details of homes, including price, will be revealed.
A change of plan by developers means that Londoners will now be at the front of the queue ahead of a global "roadshow" starting in the Far East.
Two buildings will be constructed to the west of the main building in the first phase early next year, providing flats, a hotel, cafés, a gym, pool, spa, theatre and office studios.
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Clinical Study Comparing Two Implant Surface Finishes in Patients Undergoing Cementless Total Hip Replacement
This study has been terminated.
(Terminated due to limited enrollment and follow up.)
DePuy Orthopaedics
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First received: March 23, 2006
Last updated: December 1, 2011
Last verified: December 2011
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Prospective, randomized study of Summit Porocoat versus Summit DuoFix HA in total hip arthroplasty
|Osteoarthritis Rheumatoid Arthritis Post-traumatic Arthritis Avascular Necrosis Acute Fracture
|Device: non-coated femoral hip stem Device: coated femoral hip stem
|Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Prospective, Randomized Study of Summit™ Porocoat® Versus Summit™ DuoFix™ HA in Cementless Total Hip Arthroplasty
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Genetics Home Reference related topics: rheumatoid arthritis
MedlinePlus related topics: Hip ReplacementU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by DePuy Orthopaedics:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Harris Hip Score (HHS) [ Time Frame: Preoperative, 6, 12, 24, 36, 48, and 60 months ]The Harris Hip scoring system assigns a numeric value to responses from patients and assessments made by a surgeon. A score of 90-100 is excellent, 80-90 is good, 70-80 is fair, 60-69 is poor, and 60 or below is failed. The patient records the following: pain level, need for assistance when walking, presence of a limp, distance able to walk, ability to put on shoes and socks, climb stairs, use public transportation and the length of time one is able to comforatably sit in a chair are all scored. The doctor assesses patient hip function by testing flexion, extension, adduction and abduction.
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Medical Imaging [ Time Frame: postoperative, 6, 12, 24, 36, 48 and 60 months ]
|Study Start Date:
|November 2002
|Study Completion Date:
|January 2009
|Primary Completion Date:
|January 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: 1
DuoFix HA
Device: non-coated femoral hip stem
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Other Name: Summit DuoFix HA hip stem
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Device: coated femoral hip stem
total hip replacement
Other Name: Summit Porocoated porous coated hip stem.
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Hydroxyapatite (HA) is a bioactive ceramic that resembles the natural inorganic mineral content of bone, and as such is a highly osteoconductive material. The purpose of this study is to compare an HA coated and uncoated prosthesis.
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|up to 75 Years (Child, Adult, Senior)
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Inclusion Criteria:
- Primary total hip replacement
- Patient age less than or equal to 75
- Sufficient bone stock to support prosthesis
Exclusion Criteria:
- Previous hip replacement
- Significant angular/bony deformity
- Active joint sepsis
- Metal allergy
- Renal transplant
- Psychosocial disease
- Neurological disease/musculoskeletal disease that may affect weight-bearing
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00306917
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00306917
|United States, Indiana
|DePuy Orthopaedics
|Warsaw, Indiana, United States, 46581
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DePuy Orthopaedics
|Principal Investigator:
|David A Fisher, MD
|Orthopaedics Indianapolis
|Principal Investigator:
|J W Mesko, MD
|Michigan Orthopaedics Center
|Principal Investigator:
|Paul Perona, MD
|St Margaret's Hospital Family Orthopaedics
|Principal Investigator:
|Stephan B Lowe, MD
|Orthopaedic Specialists of the Carolinas
|Principal Investigator:
|Donald L Pomeroy, MD
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|Principal Investigator:
|Nithin Reddy, MD
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|Study First Received:
|March 23, 2006
|Results First Received:
|January 29, 2010
|Last Updated:
|December 1, 2011
Keywords provided by DePuy Orthopaedics:
Total Hip Replacement
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Arthritis, Rheumatoid
Joint Diseases
Musculoskeletal Diseases
Rheumatic Diseases
Connective Tissue Diseases
Autoimmune Diseases
Immune System Diseases
Pathologic Processes
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If studying at home just doesn't cook your crumpet, there's always the option of studying in the UK.
Whether you're perspiring about dreaming spires in Oxford or want to lose yourself in urban grittiness in London or Manchester, the first thing you'll need to sort out is your application.
The process can vary at different institutions and for different courses, but it's usually done through a centralised team such as the Universities and Colleges Application System. UCAS, as they're known, processes most of the entries to higher ed' in Britain.
There's a bulging bagload of reasons to study here, not least the fact that an internationally respected degree will - fingers crossed - be the reward for all that study. There's also the chance to widen your horizons and learn something about yourself – plus of course it tends to earn quite a few resume points with employers, too. Failing that, at least you'll be educated about warm beer, how to queue, and the merits of talking endlessly about the weather.
Undergraduate degree courses tend to last three years, though if bonnie Scotland appeals, four is the norm. Medicine and some science degrees will probably last you more like six, while postgraduate degrees can trump the lot.
For EU students, all this crazy fun costs the same as for UK students, though applicants from more exotic climes can be floored by fees of over £20,000. This shouldn't necessarily put students off though, as many universities offer financial help especially for needy internationals – check out Push's university profiles for all the vital stats. For general information on how much a great, British education will set you back, and whether you'll need to sell your grandmother's pancreas to get one, clue-up on our money section.
Studying in the UK can be a damned fine thing and British universities are as ravenous for international students as Pavarotti is for pasta. If a jolly educational jaunt and a nice cup of tea appeal, you might also want to surf over to the British Council's website for other useful hints: http://www.britishcouncil.org/learning.htm.
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Yesterday in this space, we wrote about a beautiful photo called "Calm" (see it below) that we'd found in our Flickr group. The simple scene of a table and chairs was quite classic, but the table contained a surprising centerpiece: broccoli!
It turns out that the Flickr photographer who lives there, Tim Sidford (aka Sweetington on Flickr), restyled the same area a year later -- and that's the photo you see above.
Most of his changes were subtle, and yet the space has a whole different mood now. He changed out the artwork, and introduced shots of lemon and blue that pick up on the small portrait on the wall as well as the atmospheric landscapes, leading the eye around. The tiny little bureaus perched on one picture frame are a lighthearted echo of the massive bureau to the left -- and we suspect they might be Sidford's own handiwork. Although he describes himself as a freelance musician/teacher in his Flickr profile, he's also a gifted miniaturist (click here to see his miniature "shelf houses," and click here to see what he calls his "bonkers hobby of creating miniature interiors").
But our very favorite part of the photo might be the plate with a celery stalk, which we choose to see as a nod to the aforementioned broccoli.
Do you have before-and-after scenes from your home, too? We'd love to see pictures. Click here to join Yahoo Homes' Flickr group, where you can share your photos with us and, of course, fellow members of the group. We might even feature them on the blog.
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Donuts join truffle infused mac 'n' cheese as the latest "working-class" food trend in New York haute cuisine. [Gridskipper]
Moscow circus troupe comes to city's biggest Russian enclave. [NYDN]
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"Stunt Junky" fights for right to parachute off the Empire State Building. [City Room]
Drunk interrupts last night's rally against Coney Island rezoning plan. [Gowanus Lounge]
East Village coalition tries to tame the spread of chains in the city. [Villager]
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Each week, an anonymous first-grade teacher will share her confessions, musings, struggles, and successes during the first year of her teaching career in rural Mississippi.
The first morning after break, my students sheepishly peeked their heads into the classroom and gave me a shy wave. They made at least one aimless circle around the room before remembering where and when to hang their backpacks.
After they found their seats, and with some gentle prompting, they began writing about their holiday break. Twenty minutes of glorious silence passed as they embarked on their assignment. I peaked over their shoulders to see the silence was mostly due to extreme concentration in remembering how to write a complete sentence after two weeks away. I saw plenty of incoherent words, and understood what I would be up against this week.
Like all good things, the quiet time came to an end. As I lined them up for a bathroom break, the catching up began. I thought,"There are the chatty, energetic students I sent off in December!"
As the first day back unfolded, I sensed a difference in myself. It was the same old challenges with organization, management, and 6-year olds, however two weeks of refreshment left me brimming with a new confidence. I know now what I was capable of, and exactly what I was up against.
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In addition to their excited chatter, my students also brimmed with confidence and growth. Once they remembered where they were, and how to write a complete sentence, I realized that somehow most of my students came back from break even smarter then when they left. A child's brains is really an incredible sponge for knowledge.
Over half my class progressed in reading levels, and all of them were able to sit and write independently for thirty minutes for the first time. Rest is good for the brain and the soul.
With our confidence high and completion of the year in sight, we are ready to tackle our second semester. We've got just as much road ahead of us as we have behind, but there's a spring in our step knowing we are halfway through the year.
Today, I'm no longer seeking perfection in my students or myself. I'm still an inexperienced teacher with a group of crazy, and often difficult, students—but I no longer see either reality as an obstacle. We've made it this far on imperfection, why change who we are now? I'm certain we'll make it to the finish line through investment and a lot of hard work.
Related Stories on TakePart:
• Diary of a First-Year Teacher: An Experiment in Teaching Compassion
• Op-Ed: For First-Year Teachers, It's Sink or Swim
• Diary of a First-Year Teacher: Tears, Tantrums, and a Little Improvisation


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So, there's my secret. I hate Pokémon.
Unfortunately, my children love it. The card game. The characters. The videos.
I'm sure you have some annoying interests running rampant in your house, too. Believe me, I understand the urge to draw the imaginary line and say, "No more!" I know the feeling of ENOUGH.
Instead of banning what I feel is The Most Annoying Interest Ever, I gritted my teeth, plugged my ears, and let it ride. Good thing. If I had given in to my annoyance and instituted a household Pokémon ban, or even if I had placed severe limits on it, I would have missed out on some really amazing stuff.
First, the kids got binders and card sleeves and spent hours sorting, examining, organizing, and trading the playing cards with their friends. That alone was incentive enough for me to stick with it a while and let them have their annoying interest.
Then, things got really interesting. My oldest also had an interest in learning how to sew. She had just learned a couple of basic stitches and liked sewing simple stuffies, mostly little muslin pillows with creatures drawn on them. After my mother gave her a huge box of felt sheets, she decided she wanted to make a Pokémon stuffie out of felt. She looked up a favorite character, and *poof* she made a replica. No instructions, no pattern. Just desire, time, and creativity.
There are tons of these little guys now. I mean, this photo doesn't even scratch the surface. My favorite is Wooper up there in the first photo. Isn't he adorable? I love seeing all of those stuffies and seeing how her skills have improved with no instruction. She self-taught, through trial and error. Adjusting based on her own mistakes and successes. I love that.
Of course, it didn't stop there. Next came the colorful interpretation of a Minecraft ghast. In this one she figured out (again, on her own) how to make a pocket for the mouth. She made it big enough to store her Pokémon stuffies in there. Ingenuity, I tell you.
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It was hard for me, but somehow I resisted pointing out sloppy stitches or explaining how she can make those seams line up better. I do love that she barrels through these projects, but part of me worries that she rushes and doesn't care about getting things *right*. Then, I remind myself that everything doesn't have to be final draft quality. She can leave her projects in a sloppy first-draft state if she wants to. They're her projects. Of course, I would like her to have a little more attention to detail sometimes, right?
Enter the dragon.
Oh, this dragon is amazing, but for some reason I don't have a decent photograph of the completed project. Just some of the pieces in progress. It's huge. It's amazing. And, of course, detailed. Because it was important to her.
Then, she broke out the D&D Monster Manual. I walked into the room one day and found her working on a kobold. This one actually required a pattern. Normally she doesn't use patterns, but as her work gets more complex, she's learned to plan ahead a bit. Again, not a lesson she was learning from me, try as I might to pound that into her brain. No, she had to figure that out for herself. Which, of course, she did. Once I stepped out of her way and let her learn it on her own.
Don't forget the trickle-down effect. If one kid's doing something, guess what the next kid's going to want to do eventually?
When I think about all the skills that Ella has learned and all the projects she's worked on since she first became enamored with Pokémon, I can't help but feel a little warm and fuzzy about all the inspiration my kids have gotten from it. I certainly can't say I hate it anymore. Am I going to sit down and watch an episode with my girls? Heck, no! But those weird little things are welcome here any day.


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Healing bodies with laughter yoga at the Hospital of Happiness
By María Chávez Chuquimango
Translated by Alix Farr
This charity helps people cure their bodies through alternative treatments.
Laughter helps us relax and is good for our health. And who would know that better than Jacqueline Domhoff? In 2009, she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and soon after discovered laughter yoga, which helped her to not feel sick. Today she heads a non-profit called The Hospital of Happiness.
In laughter therapy, one does not laugh at others, but rather with other. There are no jokes, but rather simulated laughter. For example, you could give a group of people some documents showing negative results, and they should look at them and start to laugh. This way, they reduce stress and worry.
When we laugh, we release neurotransmitters, like endorphins, that lower levels of cortisol and adrenaline, two hormones associated with stress. Cortisol reduces oxygen and weakens the immune system, which leaves us more vulnerable to disease.
When did you find out that you had cancer?
When I was 39. I got sick for choosing a bad love. You don't get a physical disease overnight. The sickness starts in the mind and eventually gets to the body. I stopped wanting to live, and then I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. I considered myself a successful woman. I had gotten to the top level of my career in public relations. But I got sick.
Being a woman of faith [she was a nun until she was 22 years old, but left the convent because she fell in love], what was your reaction?
I didn't know what to do. The "efficient executive" part of me came out: What do we do? When? How? When I got to my house I cried. I asked myself what I had done wrong. But I never had a bad word for God. I always knew I was going to learn something new. And then a friend told me about a therapy that was going to make me happy and she took me to laughter yoga.
And what did you learn?
Laughter yoga comes from India. It's an alternative medicine that doesn't cure cancer, but it does improve your quality of life. It taught me to live, to relax, to laugh about everything. It taught me that happiness is a lifestyle. I will never forget when I met the creator of laughter yoga, Madan Kataria. I wrote him a letter to tell him about my case and he decided to certify me as a teacher of laughter yoga.
If you are practicing laughter yoga routinely, are you always happy?
I am human and there are moments in which I fall, and I believe in the philosophy of crying and laughing. There are days that I cry to clean my soul and I say this to people: allow yourself to cry because it is laughing in reverse; first you clean the soul and then you smile.
What is the Hospital of Happiness?
It is a non-profit that takes happiness and calm to the people. It's not a conventional hospital [it operates out of an office in Domhoff's home]. We are the other face of the hospitals because we cure the spiritual, emotional and psychological part. We work with children in extreme poverty and abandoned elderly people.
How did this all start?
It started in a bed at the National Institute of Neoplastic Diseases (INAN). When I would go in for my cancer treatments, I would see sadness in people, in their souls, in the space, and in how rough the doctors' treatment was. I believe that people didn't die and don't die now from sickness, but rather from the anxiety and depression. I thought there should exist a hospital that teaches you to laugh, to feel happy and to work on the mind, to be positive and enrich your spirituality, because for me, one of the pillars of my recovery has been my faith.
Who works at your hospital?
The hospital has interns and volunteers that train people in the practice of laughter yoga. The volunteers come on the weekends to plan our social work because it's not just about doing laughter yoga and having a little party, but also about bringing necessities, like school supplies donated through our "happiness boxes," to children living in extreme poverty. One of the volunteers is a doctor that works in the Children's Hospital. Because one thing is what I say, and another is the scientific opinion.
What are these laughter exercises like?
They are exercises that help us breathe correctly, improve our mood, and channel our fears and anxiety. But the most important thing is that they help our immune systems and help eliminate stress and toxicity from our bodies.
What do you hope for the future?
We want to open a pilot house called the Happiness Oasis. It would be the next step towards the ultimate goal, which is to open a full size hospital. But to build the house, we would need help with construction and the implementation of 10 alternative therapies, like aromatherapy and acupuncture.
What would you like to share with people who have cancer?
I want to tell them that I am a living example that cancer can be overcome. But you need to be healthy in all areas of your life. I didn't just have cancer once; I have had it twice more and I am still here, and still happy. Within a few weeks I am going to start another round of chemotherapy. I am sure that my hair will start to fall out again, but I have not lost faith or happiness, and I won't stop thinking positively.


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Replacing windows with sliding patio door, should I match widths?
I'm considering replacing two short double hung windows with a sliding patio door in my kitchen remodel. The width of the existing opening is about 62.75" between the trimmer studs framing the windows. The height of the top of the opening also seems to be within range of various stock or custom patio doors.
Likely I would not do any more than the demolition myself, and perhaps not even that. Who knows, though. A friend of mine just did two sets of patio doors at his house, so maybe he'd show me how its done.
What I'm wondering is if it would be either considerably more difficult to DIY or considerably more expensive in installation costs to hire out if I wanted to do a door that's wider than the existing opening. Any thoughts?
There would be just marginally more demolition, but perhaps considerably more framing, going with a wider door.
There does seem to be a stud between the two existing windows, which are directly adjacent to each other. Maybe that puts the kibosh on avoiding any major reframing since there would be no equivalent stud with the patio door.
My exterior is stucco and the interior is plaster on rock lath wallboard. I've seen 5' (60") patio doors, so obviously, that would seem to fit the existing 62.75" width.
You are going to have to put in a header that reaches across the entire opening, so there is a fair amount of sugury and framing that is going to occur, no matter what you do. You have stucco repair to do, no matter what you do. As you said, the demo difference is not substantial.
I would put in the wider width door you want... IMO.
Does that change the equation at all?
Ideally, I'd probably do a 7' door, but if there's going to be a significant difference in cost and/or hassle, 5' would suffice. This is an 8' wide room, so, in some ways, the extra wall space from going with a 5' would be nice.
My comments were based upon thinking you had two separate headers and had to redo the header no matter which way you went. If there is already one adequate header across the two windows, yes it would be simpler, easier, and cheaper to go with a door that would fit the existing opening.
Removing just the sill and cripple studs is relatively trivial. I would suggest to demo the exterior stucco back a good 8-10" or so from the opening to allow you to properly apply flashing and tie in the wire for the new stucco. If there is any horizontal wiring run under the window you will have to make accomodation to run it up and around the new door.
In a recent remodel I had a similar situation. As you are trying to do, I reused existing headers. I replaced an exsisting 8' patio door and another approx 8' window with matching tall windows, the windows were bought to fit the somewhat narrower of the two openings.
YUp, as long as their is a single header you should be OK
BUT - if the header is undersized you may need to replace it
I've found that older houses the framing is less likely to move
Putting in a 7' door would need a new header
My last house I pulled apart the inside & reframed a new header for a slider
When it was all framed out I removed the window & cut the siding/sheathing & installed the slider
It was mid Jan when I did this
Best part was making most of the cuts & then kicking the wall out
It pretty much depends on just what you have and what you really want.You wont know what you have till you open it up and like has already been mentioned if its not a full header it will need replaced.That stud in the middel is going to have to come out either way.IMHO I would go with the larger door and either way the project is DIY if your a bit hand or have a freind to show you how like you said.In my home I took out 3 window that were right next to each other and put in a french door but had to re fram the whole thing it took about half a day
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Brumbies turn to experience for Cheetahs clashDavid Polkinghorne
Published: July 17 2013 - 3:00AM
ACT Brumbies coach Jake White will return legendary openside flanker George Smith to the starting XV as he looks to take advantage of every skerrick of experience his young side has.
Wallabies veterans Stephen Moore and Ben Alexander will also play an important role in the lead-up to the Brumbies' biggest game in almost 10 years - a knockout Super Rugby final against the Free State Cheetahs at Canberra Stadium on Sunday.
Smith was on the bench for the Brumbies' shock 21-15 loss to the Western Force in Perth on the weekend, after getting knocked out in the deciding Test between the Wallabies and British and Irish Lions the previous week.
His return to the No. 7 jersey was inevitable as he goes in search of his third Super Rugby title.
Halfback Nic White (collarbone) is also a likely inclusion into the XV, provided he gets through the week's training.
''One hundred per cent [Smith will return],'' White said on Tuesday.
''For me now it's about picking a team that can win the competition.
''A guy like George has all that experience, has played in playoffs before and won the competition before. Any bit of advantage we can get going into this knockout stage of the competition is going to be vital.''
With only four members of the Brumbies squad with finals experience, White told The Canberra Times on Monday he would look to Smith and Clyde Rathbone to provide leadership.
Smith and Rathbone have three titles between them, while assistant coach Stephen Larkham played in both Brumbies triumphs as well.
While it will be Moore and Alexander's first playoff, White still valued their immense Wallabies experience.
Moore is Australia's most capped hooker with 79, while Alexander has 51 under his belt.
''I think [their experience] is very transferable,'' White said.
''The fact the boys have played in front of 80,000 people … that bodes well if you're going into these big games. There's a lot of information, a lot of experience that we can tap into.
''Everyone is going to be important getting everyone to understand what it takes to win a championship.''
Brumbies vice-captain Moore was comfortable with the extra leadership burden this week.
Apart from coming off for a blood bin, the hooker played every minute of the Lions series and then 40 minutes against the Force.
He preferred playing week in, week out and felt refreshed before the finals campaign.
''The guys that have been there before and been in big-match situations need to make the most of that experience,'' Moore said.
''When the pressure's on in the game, the guys who haven't been there before will look to us to take the lead.
''All of our senior players are really aware of that.''
Alexander was sitting in the Canberra Stadium crowd when Rathbone and Smith helped the Brumbies to their last Super Rugby championship in 2004.
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