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2007 Big Inch Bikes Custom Bagger
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- Just over 1,000 miles
- 200T Tire dropseat chassis
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- Candy Cobalt paint with airbrushed highlights and hand painted pin stripes
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- Baker 6-speed transmission
- 21 inch front and 18 inch rear wheels
- 124 cubic inch S&S engine
Kim Suter had no idea that a trip to Sturgis would totally change his life. Having never been there before, Kim arrived in 1986 with lofty expectations of a custom bike Mecca. When he got there, he felt a small measure of disappointment when he saw a sea of Harleys that, to his eye, were all the same except for paint, chrome doodads, and the amount of dirt on them. It was this small grain of disappointment that led to the pearl that is now KC Creations, home of Big Inch Bikes.
This 2007 Big Inch Bikes Bagger is a custom-built piece from the KC Creations lineup of semi-custom bikes that are all built to order. With extensive customization available from their huge catalog of components, it is a one-of-a-kind motorcycle that was shown at The Bikers Ball at the 2007 Daytona Bike Show. The level of detail throughout this piece rivals that of any full custom and it rides better than any hand-built bike ever should. This is a very special machine.
If you're not familiar with Kim Suter, then you haven't been following custom bikes for very long. As one of the most highly respected names in custom bike building in the Midwest, his shop has been turning out high-end machinery for years. He was invited to participate in the 5th season of the Discovery Channel series, Biker Build-Off, where he faced-off against an up-and-coming female bike builder from Texas. His bikes have been photographed by just about every motorcycle publication, including Easyriders, V-Twin, American Iron, Iron Works and Hot Bike just to name a few. He has been included in two Books, Choppers Heavy Metal Art by Michael Lichter and The Art of the Chopper II, written by Tom Zimberhoff.
This bike features a ton of high-end equipment and parts. It started with a 200T Tire dropseat chassis with a rubber-mounted drivetrain. KC Creations then added their custom bagger sheetmetal, giving the bike a long, sleek, powerful look unlike anything else on the road. The Bagger model is unique in their lineup, as it is somewhat less radical and more practical, while still offering a completely custom appearance. If there's a custom bike you can easily and comfortably ride cross-country, this is it.
Knowing that there's no substitute for cubic inches, Kim chose a polished 124 cubic inch S&S motor to fill the frame. He completed the power package with an S&S carburetor and air cleaner, and a Crane Hi-4 ignition. Exhaust duties are handled by a Rinehart system that extends beyond the saddlebags, ending in trick billet aluminum Rinehart tips. To translate power into motion, he installed a Baker six-speed transmission and tied the two together with an enclosed chain primary and belt final drive. It uses rubber engine mounts for comfort and isolation from vibration. KCC rotors were installed, with the rear using a drive-side rotor/pulley combo. To stop the bike, RC Components four-piston calipers were tucked around the rotors. The front suspension consists of a chrome hidden axle fork assembly topped by 1-¼ handlebars with hydraulic clutch and chrome hand controls.
The custom-looking sheetmetal is all part of the Big Inch Bikes lineup, so it was sprayed in that incredible Candy Cobalt paint, detailed with airbrushed highlights and hand-painted pinstripes, then it was all buried in several coats of clear. When it was dry, everything was polished to perfection; with a flawless surface you can't even feel the pinstripes under there.
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Local governments will be given the opportunity to take control of planning powers in 17 urban development areas, Queensland Premier Campbell Newman announced yesterday.
Delivering one of the Liberal National Party's election commitments, Mr Newman said the move was part of the government's push to return more development powers to local government.
The Brisbane UDAs, including Fitzgibbon, Northshore Hamilton, Bowen Hills and Wooloongabba, will be the first to transfer power to local council.
It will only apply to new applications within existing UDAs to provide certainty to landowners.
The Urban Land Development Authority was established by the former Labor government as a vehicle to fast-track development and planning processes in key regions.
Mr Newman, a former Brisbane lord mayor, has long argued planning should be controlled by local councils, not the state government.
He said that delegation to the chief executive of local councils, rather than the elected representatives, was not a long-term solution.
"I would like to assure all property owners within existing UDAs that they will not be adversely affected by this decision. It is business as usual," Mr Newman told Parliament.
"While in the longer term, the transfer of powers may become broader and require legislative amendment, this is a good quick first step, and key to the state government's agenda to create a more efficient planning and development assessment system."
Councils will be given the option to reclaim the development powers.
Property Council of Australia's Queensland chief executive Kathy MacDermott said the transfer of the UDAs would work provided there was proper benchmarking.
"It is critical that any changes relating to the UDAs are delivered in a planned and orderly manner and include extensive consultation with industry and local government," Ms MacDermott said.
The long-term future of the ULDA remains unclear but Deputy Premier, State Development, Infrastructure and Planning Minister Jeff Seeney said yesterday it would be transformed into a small unit within the Department of State Development and will focus on the housing crisis in Queensland mining communities.
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From: Roch St-Pierre <>
Subject: [Q-R] SICOTTE -LAMARRE
Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2002 11:32:13 -0800
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Hi! Fr Owen,
from the Marriages of Laprairie, page 109:
Jean-Baptiste Chicot m Marie-Françoise Lamare
February 16, 1801 in St-Philippe, Laprairie
Jean-Baptiste parents, François Chicot and Françoise St-Germain
Marie-Françoise parents, Amable-Thomas Lamarre (extra r) and
Marie-Magdeleine Laviolette.
Ref: page 264: There they have Jean-Baptiste Chicot as (Chiquotte)
Looking for the wedding date and place, as well as parents' names of
Jean-Baptiste SICOTTE (CHICOTTE) and Francoise LAMARRE. The marriage must
have taken place close to the turn of the century (1800). Their daughter
Francoise Sicotte-Chicotte married Louis Rougeau at St-Jean-Francois-Regis
(St-Philippe), Laprairie, on February 10, 1823.
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Chèvre Log with Honey
June 11, 2012 - Fearlessly Archived - Still a fun read, price & availability may have changed.
Trader Joe's Chèvre Log with Honey combines the sweet goodness of honey with the tangy temptation of chèvre. The cheese, made from goat milk from small, independent family farms, is infused with 10% dark golden white clover honey, so you get sweet & tangy in every bite. You can serve it as we first experienced it years ago, with slices of crusty bread – spread a bit on each slice of bread and pop them under the broiler for a couple of minutes for a real crowd-pleaser. It's also a hit with crackers and fruit for an original take on a simple party platter. It's delicious atop a burger, too, intriguing in an omelet, and crumbled onto a salad this chèvre adds a refreshing sweetness to the typical tanginess of the goat cheese.
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Chris Brown Gets His '90s Fashion On in 'Loyal' Music Video [NSFW]
Chris Brown may be behind bars, but he is still releasing new music. The controversial singer just debuted the official music video for his explicit song, 'Loyal,' featuring Lil Wayne and Tyga (and one random cameo appearance by Usher.) In the vid, Brown shows off his highly impressive dance moves -- and some old-school fashion.


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Continuous Results by Elayda Skincare Regimen is a three-product set that includes a cleanser, an intensive anti-aging foam, and an SPF day cream. Each regimen—there are 12 in all—has a touch more retinol than the last. When your skin acclimates to one level, you can graduate to the next.
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This book contains photos of interesting shapes, forms, lines, colours, I found in my Germany trip in august 2009.
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NAGATO, YAMAGUCHI PREF. – Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Saturday urged corporate managers to accept demands for higher pay in the coming "shunto" spring wage negotiations with their labor unions.
"We need to create a good cycle in which improved corporate earnings get reflected in wages, lead to consumption growth and then boost corporate earnings further," Abe said in an address to a New Year's gathering.
"Each of us must do what we can," he said, urging companies to pay employees more to support his strategy for halting deflation.
Many labor unions are expected to bargain for higher wages in light of the economic rebound being spurred by his yen-weakening "Abenomics" strategy.
The meeting was organized by Abe's supporters in Nagato, Yamaguchi Prefecture, part of the constituency he serves in the House of Representatives.
"We will accelerate reconstruction (of Tohoku), strengthen the social security system, promote educational reform and turn Japan into a country where women can shine," Abe said.
Japan also needs to contribute to world peace and stability under the principle of "proactive pacifism," he said, alluding to his top aim of revising the war-renouncing Constitution.
Before the gathering, Abe visited the grave of his father, former Foreign Minister Shintaro Abe, together with his wife, Akie.


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March 2, 2014
First Round Results / Live Results
Senior Stacey Blunt led the Cowgirl golfers with a 77 (+5) on the opening day of the Kiawah Island Classic hosted by the College of Charleston on Sunday. In what is Wyoming's first tournament of the spring, the Cowgirls are tied for 17th in the 36-team field at 312 (+24). The largest collegiate golf tournament in the country hosts six top-100 teams in the recent GolfWeek collegiate rankings.
"We played on the harder of the two courses today and some of the mistakes we made were trying to execute tough shots this early in the season," UW head coach Josey Stender said. "I was very pleased at where we were on our patient and confidence."
Blunt's 77 (+5) in the opening round placed the Federal Way, Wash., native in a tie for 62nd place in the 192 player field. She opened the afternoon with a 40 (+4) in the first nine holes and wrapped up the round with a 37 (+1) in the final nine holes.
"She has worked really hard and her confidence is where it needs to be as a leader on this team," Stender stated.
Freshman Taylor Dorans and senior Emily Wood are tied for 76th with a first round total of 78 (+6). Junior Samantha Stancato finished at 79 (+7) tying for 90th place. Sophomore Kathleen Kershisnik rounded out the UW lineup with a tally of 84 (+12) tying for 139th place.
Troy is the leader after the first round turning in a 291 (+3). Jacksonville State, No. 37 Kent State and St. John's are tied for second with tallies of 292 (+4). North Florida rounds out the top five at 295 (+7). Kent State's Wad Phaewchiplee, St. John's Ann Kim and Troy's Taylor McGraw are tied for the individual lead after round one at 69 (-3).
The Cowgirls tee off tomorrow morning at 7:41 a.m. MT. UW will play on the Oak Point course after playing on the Cougar Point course on Sunday at the Kiawah Island Golf resort.
Wyoming First Round Individual Results
T62 Stacey Blunt: 77 (+5)
T76 Taylor Dorans: 78 (+6)
T76 Emily Wood: 78(+6)
T90 Samantha Stancato: 79 (+7)
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I do not think there is a limit. Have you tried it with cowpatty? Any way do you realize how long it will take aircrack to to get through that dictionary?
OK I have created 0-9 ten length all possible combinations textfile.. its approx 111.1 GB file. When I try to load this file i get an error about the dictionary being empty..lol.. its NOT empty... If i try to use a 10gig (ten digits of my area code= phone numbers.. all possibilities) file it works fine...
Can anyone confirm the biggest size you can use...
I do not think there is a limit. Have you tried it with cowpatty? Any way do you realize how long it will take aircrack to to get through that dictionary?
don't think cowpatty works for windows.... I use my laptop to capture the cap file via a USB drive then transfer this to use with teh windows version....
My main PC is an intel x3350 quad core overcloced to 3.0 (for the long haul.. can easily be done to 3.2-3.4 or higher) and does it ALOT faster than my laptop which is only 2.0 ghz standard intel chip..pentium M.
I can do only 120 Keys per second on my laptop where as with my PC i can do almost 1000 or more....
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
If we estimate 75,000,000 words per gigabyte (I get that from a 64,000,000 word list being roughly 800mb) then by my calculations it will take around 96 days at 1000 keys per second. Keep in mind this is a rough estimate however if you have that kind of time you are either very bored, getting paid a sh*t load of cash for a pentest or trying to steal your neighbors wifi and don't care how long it takes.
lol..naw...wouldn't attemp that one..lol.. i would attempt a day or two.. i work 12 hours at night.. sleep during the day.. so during the days I work iw oudln't matter leaving it going.. but when I was off...it would have to be stopped...lol.
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.
yesterday i tried that 800mb txt file.
To crack "googlegoogle" WPA at 250 keys/second my CPU took 23hrs.
In case the password had not been in the dictionary it would have taken you roughly 4267 minutes to know it, or about 71 hours, assuming 800Mb~64.000.000 words.
-Monkeys are like nature's humans.


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Since the Community Health Clinic (CHC) opened in 2013, over 700 patients have benefited from its clinical genetics services. The CHC is located in Topeka, Indiana. Topeka is a one hour drive from Fort Wayne and South Bend and two to three hours from larger cities like Chicago, Indianapolis, and Ann Arbor.
The CHC is part of a consortium of clinics dedicated to providing care to the Plain Community, an otherwise underserved population. These clinics are located in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Wisconsin and are predicated upon providing accessible and affordable care to a population that otherwise experiences barriers to healthcare. For more information about the CHC and its model of care, www.indianachc.org. The CHC is seeking a Physician Geneticist interested in treating children with metabolic and genetic disorders. This position offers two unique opportunities: first, specialized training and support in establishing a medical program with clinical and molecular research components; and second, access to an insular, homogenous, medically underserved population willing to contribute to the body of genetic research for the sake of the local and global community.
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Listener Feedback Podcast Episode 3: Drunksouls – On verra plus tard
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A new episode of the Listener Feedback podcast has been released. On this episode it is the French band Drunksouls with their album On verra plus tard. Check it out here.
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The NSW Coalition campaign slogan unveiled yesterday was utterly predictable: "Real Change for NSW."
But it was federal Opposition Leader
"He ain't so pretty but he's pretty effective," Abbott boomed to loud guffaws. While not exactly a ringing endorsement, it goes to the heart of what the business community and voters more broadly want to know about O'Farrell. Will he be an effective premier?
Yesterday's launch did not provide much of an answer for the business community. Policy announcements were pitched towards capturing the hearts and minds of O'Farrell's "hard-working families", an echo of his former boss John Howard's "Aussie battlers".
He's promising more hospitals, lower electricity bills, better train services and new police stations.
To be fair, O'Farrell already has a grab-bag of policies for business: payroll tax incentives, new infrastructure funding and planning proposals and a private-public partnership to build a $700 million convention centre in Sydney.
Even so, business groups want to hear more from him over the next four weeks about exactly how he will turn around the $400 billion economy.
There appear to be specific topics O'Farrell doesn't want to talk about, like his approach to privatisation of public assets and the possibility of public service job cuts. Those decisions, while politically unpalatable, will be an important part of being an effective premier.
Hard decisions will need to be made. Not talking about them in the campaign is politically safe but runs the risk of leaving O'Farrell without a mandate for big reforms.
Labor is running hard on its anti-privatisation campaign, which is ironic given in the past year alone the Keneally government has sold off the state's lotteries, waste services businesses and half its electricity assets.
O'Farrell yesterday tried to counter that line of attack by again ruling out the sale of the electricity transmission and distribution businesses – the so-called poles and wires – and stating a preference not to sell out of power generation.
He didn't rule anything out, but it leaves the energy sector in limbo. While an O'Farrell government may not be looking at big asset sales, there is nothing to stop it contracting out services or outsourcing maintenance.
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Newly fitted out and partitioned tenancies in a popular commercial area. Affordable rentals and renovated to a very high standard. Generous onsite shared carparking with the ability to obtain allocated personal parks. Individual kitchen facilities and shared bathroom faculties. very reasonable rental for an attractive office space in a very central location.
Located only 15 minutes south of the Auckland CBD, Mount Wellington is one of Aucklands prestigious Industrial locations. Being in close proximity to the southern motorway interchange and the south eastern arterial provides great access both north, south and east to Howick and surrounds. Mount Wellington also boasts fantastic amenities including the very popular Sylvia Park Shopping Centre and Apex Shopping Centre perfect for staff and clients.
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From Schmidt paper: Let A denote the set of all Abelian groups. Under the operation of direct product, A is a semigroup with identity element E, the group with one element. G_1 and G_2 are relatively prime if the only common direct factor of G_1 and G_2 is E. We say that G_1 and G_2 are unitary factors of G if G=G_1 X G_2 and G_1, G_2 are relatively prime. Let t(G) denote the number of unitary factors of G. This sequence is a(n) = sum_{G in A, |G| = n} t(n).
G. C. Greubel, Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..10000
Peter Georg Schmidt, Zur Anzahl unitärer Faktoren abelscher Gruppen, [On the number of unitary factors in Abelian groups] Acta Arith., 64 (1993), 237-248.
J. Wu, On the average number of unitary factors of finite Abelian groups, Acta Arith. 84 (1998), 17-29.
a(n) = 2^(number of distinct prime factors of n) * product of prime powers in factorization of n.
a(n) = A034444(n) * A000688(n).
The only finite Abelian group of order 6 is C6=C2xC3. The unitary divisors are C1, C2, C3 and C6. So a(6) = 4.
Apply[Times, 2*Map[PartitionsP, Map[Last, FactorInteger[n]]]]
Table[2^(PrimeNu[n])*(Times @@ PartitionsP /@ Last /@ FactorInteger@n), {n, 1, 100}] (* G. C. Greubel, Dec 27 2015 *)
(PARI) a(n)=my(f=factor(n)[, 2]); prod(i=1, #f, numbpart(f[i]))*2^#f; \\ Michel Marcus, Dec 27 2015
Cf. A101114.
Cf. A034444, A000688.
Sequence in context: A255201 A169594 A124315 * A055155 A085191 A188581
Adjacent sequences: A101110 A101111 A101112 * A101114 A101115 A101116
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Two best friends go swimming every time they go rowing....
The Stories of a Dream Walker *on hold*
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This book is a bunch of short stories about anything and everything. A girl has a strong imagination that takes her to different worlds and places through her dreams. Every night she dreams something up she writes it down the next morning. The girl's name isn't that important as her name changes everywhere she goes. No one she knows has any dreams quite like hers or even remembers them as vividly as she does. Is currently on hold but there will be new chapters in the future. This is only until I finish some of other books.
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Mar 31, 2013 - StaffJustin James Big Knife of Fort Washakie died Friday, March 15, 2013, at his home. He was 24 years old.
Services were conducted by Bunny Shoyo, and journey songs were sung by Brian Standingrock, Gus Thayer, Willow Thayer and Pearl Jams.
He was buried Thursday, March 21, at Sacajawea Cemetery.
Justin James Big Knife was born May 23, 1988, in Lander, the son of Aaron Big Knife Sr. and Roddeen Ingawanup.
His grandparents Yvonne and Skychild Big Knife raised Mr. Big Knife from childhood to his teenage years with the help of Georgina Denny.
He attended Fort Washakie schools and Wyoming Indian High School. He graduated from Rocky Boy High School in Montana in 2006. While there, he played basketball for the Northern Stars.
Mr. Big Knife returned to Fort Washakie in August 2009 before his son was born.
He grew up in the traditional way and the powwow way of life, and he loved dancing grass and chicken.
His family said he enjoyed spending time with family and friends; he had a lively spirit and a big heart and was a respectable young man.
They said he liked the outdoors, and he enjoyed cooking, hunting, fishing, taking long rides, working on cars, doing beadwork, working on his regalia, listening to music, helping out others, and gambling, especially at Montana casinos.
When he was younger he liked to compete in different sports: basketball, cross country, football and track. Mr. Big Knife and his brothers rode motor bikes and cruised around on four-wheelers and go carts.
He is survived by his wife, Shawna Big Knife (Day Child); son Payton Rains; daughter Kiera Lee Big Knife; father Aaron Big Knife Sr. and his wife Sheila; mother Roddeen Ingawanup; stepmother Georgina Denny; brothers Willieroy, Hank Smith, Tristan, Walker and Whitney Wesaw; baby brother Justin Seminole Jr. (Bubba); grandparents Yvonne and Skychild Big Knife and Vina Ingawanup; uncles Pursley and Lex Big Knife; aunts Mandy Harding (Rob); great-grandmother Angelina Wagon; mother-in-law Noreen Day Child; father-in-law Martin WeaselBoy; brothers-in-law Waylon (Terissa), Elliott (Shalona) and Terrance Day Child; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents and friends from all over powwow country.
He was preceded in death by his great-grandfather, Delphine Clair; great-grandmother Vida Stump; grandfather Shawn Clair; uncles Walt J. Big Knife and Winston "Chiefy" Spoonhunter; and sister Jovan Willow-Roy.
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Major support is provided by the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs. Major funding is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.
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Subject: Re: amer.mfg.concern COWPERTHWAIT & SONS
Date: 13 Aug 2006 17:45:23 -0600
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Hi I found a bit about this famed Company at Yahoo, they had a lot of this sort of item made for advertising etc
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this pertains to a march written for them;
Comments: This march was composed in 1907 by Abe Holzmann for Cowperthwait and Sons to commemorate their centennial observation. The price shown on the front of the folio is 50 cents. However, the following is on the inside: "For additional Copies of this March write to Cowperthwait & Sons 25 cents each postpaid." The following appears on the back of the folio:
"The history of COWPERTHWAIT & SONS covers a full century,- it goes back to the time when New York was but a village, when the country was but a handful of States harassed on its frontier by Indians, - it goes back to 1807, many years before telegraphs, telephones, or even railroads were dreamed of , to the year when Fulton's steamboat made its first trip. It is the history of the oldest furniture business in America.
The original store, founded by John K. Cowperthwait in 1807, stood at Chatham Square next door to the Old Watch House, and during its century of life, has be conducted each generation by the direct descendants of the original founder. From its modest start, the business has steadily grown and prospered through all the wars, fires, plagues, and panics of a century. To keep pace with the tremendous growth of New York City, a growth from 80,000 inhabitants in 1807 to over 4,000,000 in 1907 and to supply household requisites to all classes of homes as they multiplied over and over, has been the life work of this firm and will continue to be in the centuries to come.
Today, the business consists of two large establishments, one in Harlem at 121st Street and 3rd Avenue, and one at Chatham Square, almost on the site of the original 1807 shop. The stock of the two stores embraces "Everything for Housekeeping," furniture, carpets, rugs, matting, oilcloth, linoleum, ice-boxes, go-carts, bedding, draperies, pictures, lamps, clocks, stoves, ranges, kitchen-ware, etc. Liberal credit is granted without extra charge, while cash purchasers receive a ten per cent discount. Prices are moderate and are marked in plain figures on each tag."
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I'm considering getting Rhinoplasty (just tip work), Breast implants, inner Thigh lift and Liposuction to the flanks/mid-section. I'd like to save cost and do them all at once. Is this safe and/or possible? I'm a young, healthy woman in my mid 20's. I have lost weight in the past and have flabby skin on my thighs and deflated breasts that can't be remedied through exercise.
Would It Be Safe to Do 4 Cosmetic Procedures at Once?
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Multiple cosmetic procedures at one time
While it is not uncommon to combine a variety of cosmetic procedures at the same setting to be more cost effective and consildate recovery time; it sounds to me like you may be trying to do a little too much at once. You should have a very long discussion with your surgeon about this. Anything more than 6 hours in time significantly increases your risk of having serious complications. I would not perform all of the procedures you are mentioning at once as the surgery time would be too long for me to consider it safe. Maybe tehre are some suregons who could do this, but do you really want someone who is going to rush through your procedures? Think long and hard and talk to several surgeons about your plan.
Multiple procedure
I would recommend against combining all these procedures:
1. Rhinoplasty is a complex surgery that requires attention to details. That takes time.
2. Breast deflation: even implants require attention to details
3. Liposuction; with small canula to get good results depending on the amount will take a fair amount of time
4. thigh lift: I assume Medial thigh lift need attention to details
May be two surgeries.
Safety, good results, is the ultimate goal not how much I can do in one session or how fast I can do surgery
Some combinations of cosmetic procedures can be done at the same time
It is safe and possible to do these four operations simultaneously. This is a reasonable request, as all the surgeries could be performed and completed within four to five hours, which is an acceptable time period.
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Length of surgery and the type of cases to be combined need to be considered.
In your case, the thigh lift has the highest morbidity in relation to DVT. Combination with liposuction slightly increases that risk. Nose surgery adds to the time. My guess is the entire case would take near 5 hours.
My advice would be to take one of the procedures off the table for now. Maybe do the liposuction another time. If you decide to combine, you will need to stay in a nursing overnight recovery center.
Multiple procedures okay for healthy young person within limits
It is possible to combine several procedures for a healthy young female. In general it is better not to have very long procedures to avoid risks related to anaesthesia. The procedures you mentioned could last more than 6 hours. You might want to divide them in two sessions. Best of luck!
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Multiple Cosmetic Surgeries At One Time
It is common to do multiple cosmetic surgeries at one time. What must be considered is the overall health of the patient and the procedures done. Although I have done multiple large procedures on patients at one time I take into account the patients health and the procedures to be performs. Although a 62 year old may be able to undergo a facelift, breast lift and tummy tuck this may not hold for a 30 year old. If you're healthy and appropriate safety precautions are taken to prevent pressure ulcers and DVT's I think you should be fine.
Multiple Procedures
I frequently do multple procedures in one operation. The main concern is the time under anesthesia. The work you describe can be done safely at one session. I think there is less risk and definiely is cheaper than having multiple surgeries.
4 cosmetic procedures - sounds ok
For a young, healthy person, this combo should be fine. Recuperation with pain in several areas may be a little difficult, but worth it. The anesthesia should not be overly long. Should be fine (and less costly).
It is possible to do them all, however I feel that at least for me, I would not be able to do them all in a reasonable amount of time without the assistance of another surgeon. I prefer not to have another surgeon because that tends to lead to asymmetry. Perhaps eliminate one procedure to cut down on OR time.
Multiple cosmetic procedures at same session can be done safely
The risk of multiple procedures is related to 2 things: General Anesthesia risk, which increases dramatically after 4 hours, and blood loss.
I do such procedures ROUTINELY without compromising safety. How? By combining IV sedation with tumescent anesthesia. The concept is not new and has been tried extensively at major centers such as Northwestern university, as well as surgicenters who have documented their experiences with thousands of patients.
1- Use of IV sedation with the patient breathing on her own eliminates the risks of general anesthesia. Less total medications are given and the patients muscle tone and breathing greatly diminish the chance of blood clots or lung complications.
2 Tumescent local anesthesia greatly reduces blood loss, decreases the need for systemic anesthetics, and serves as a fluid reservoir for the patient after discharge.
Check out the link below for a patient who had 9 hours of surgery, she is talking lucidlly and enumerating her procedures 40 minutes after coming out of the operating room.
Learn more: http://www.cosmeticsurg.net/blog/2009/06/18/cosmetic-surgery-anesthesia-iv-anesthesia-twilight-is-great/
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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> Just FYI.. Did this and it worked for me.. Had to make a few tweaks
> because I use FreeBSD for my syslog server and not linux.
> Juerg, Your "Otherwise" entry. shouldn't that last destination in
> there be m0n0sys?
Depend on your requirement. I handle this with the line:
log { source(remote); filter(f_not_m0n0); destination(m0n0sys); };
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The News-Sentinel asked: Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church, recently said "Who am I to judge?" when asked about gay members of the church. Do you agree with his statement? Do you think it will bring any changes?
The Bible does say that we should not judge. But the Bible also clearly teaches moral absolutes. Murder is sin. Drunkenness is sin. Adultery is sin and homosexual sodomy is sin. The church must teach the whole Bible and call these issues sin.
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Concord, NH – The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services is announcing that Engine Control Systems Limited (ECS) was recently selected to provide diesel oxidation catalysts (DOCs) for 80 school buses in the Manchester and Nashua School Districts. The Manchester Transit Authority and First Student of Nashua provide school bus service for these districts, respectively.
ECS designs and manufactures the DOC as an "AZ Purimuffler." Once installed, this equipment will reduce particulate emissions by about 40 percent, carbon monoxide emissions by 40 percent and hydrocarbon emissions by up to 70 percent. The equipment is being provided through a grant with the US Environmental Protection Agency.
A project kick-off meeting will be held on April 12, 2006 beginning at 10:00 a.m. at the Manchester Transit Authority. The public and media are invited to attend this meeting to learn about this equipment and its many benefits to school children in the Manchester and Nashua school communities.
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March 14, 2006
Carnival of Liberty XXXVI
Yes, friends, it's that time again. Another week gone, and we're onto the 36th Carnival of Liberty. I've hosted before, Carnival #1 and Carnival #20. I must have forgotten how much work it is, because not only have I volunteered to do it again, I think I'm going to have the honor of hosting the Carnival's 1-year anniversary on July 4th! Next week, the Carnival travels to the home of Obi-Wan, Forward Biased.
One of the perks of hosting, though, is the ability to give myself top billing. I've championed the idea that the internet and the march of technology is the greatest hope to save liberty in this country. It's apt to showcase a post this week in which I discuss more of the personal aspects of how the internet affects our lives:
Every day, humanity seems to be traveling faster and faster, learning more and more. What it will mean for the future of the world, I can't say. But I can say personally, it's given me access to information and knowledge far ahead of my years. And as the internet matures, it's worth as a tool for increasing the rate at which I can find information grows. As 1 billion, then 2 billion, and eventually 6 billion people in the world all start to have access to this knowledge, the availability of information will not grow two-fold or six-fold, it will grow exponentially. The implications of that are profound, and knowing that it's likely to occur in my lifetime is an exciting realization.
On to the fun!
Leading off is Different River, with a quickie. His post references the author of Shiloh Musings, who is apparently being evicted from her town in Israel. It's a short post, but his point about a bit of a double standard is a good one:
No, of course she's not a Palestinian terrorist – if she were, to evict her would be a human rights violation. It's nothing personal, and it's nothing she did – she is being evicted for being a Jew living in Shiloh, the pre-Davidic capital of ancient Israel – where Jews "aren't supposed†to live anymore.
The Radical Libertarian, up next, does his best to debunk the statist concept of equality. One of his closing paragraphs sums up a common thought amongst libertarians, the thought that even if it were moral to enact liberal social programs, entrusting it to bureaucrats serves the bureaucrats first and society second:
In practice, however, liberalism does not offer such a system. Resources are stolen by the government bureaucracy (with the force of the gun if needed) and then redistributed according to the politicians' interest, not in accordance with any supposed social need. And usually, the interest of politicians, liberal or conservative, does not lie in these supposed social needs, but rather to serve the popular, the rich and the powerful. So they tend to have the opposite effect – the so-called "middle class" is put in jeopardy most often than other "classes" (if you believe in social classes at all).
Batya of Shiloh Musings, referenced two posts above as getting evicted by her own government in Israel's "disengagement", discusses Eminent Domain. She gives the garden-variety definition of eminent domain (i.e. land taken for public uses such as roads, etc), and points this out:
That wasn't Disengagement. None of the purposes a government normally has for the land confiscated, or should I say: "None of the purposes a normal government has for the land confiscated" could be compared to what the Israeli Government did to the land and property it confiscated from the hard-working, loyal citizens who had been living in Gush Katif and the Northern Sinai.
The principle of Eminent domain does not cover giving land won in a defensive war to terrorists whose aim is the destruction of the "giving" country.
Gullyborg at Resistance is Futile goes local on us, with a post asking Who is Gene Hallman. Given that I've never heard of Gene Hallman, it's lucky that he answers the question for us. "Quite possibly the most dangerous man in Oregon politics!" Given the litany of positions Gullyborg gives us, I'm inclined to agree.
Over at Ogre's Politics & Views, we've got a full round-up of all the barnburner races for the North Carolina legislature:
* crickets chirping *
That's about it. As the Charlotte Observer notes, the majority of candidates for the North Carolina General Assembly have already "won" their elections because they face zero opposition. Many of those that do only have a primary race, so there's not much to be decided on election day in November.
Why? Primarily because of gerrymandering. The districts are specifically drawn so that there is no competition. The current legislators are picking their "constituents" instead of the people electing people to represent them. Why? Because the legislators are part of an elite class that knows better than you what you need.
The New World Man follows Jonah Goldberg's lead and takes on an issue that I always stay away from: abortion. But he asks a pretty interesting question, how people can be pro-life "except in the case of rape or incest":
He concludes that the real answer is probably populist: that "huge majorities of Americans just detest the idea that women should have to have children from rape and incest." But: "If you're prolife," he says, "but think when really big majorities favor killing it's ok, you need to think things through a bit more."
Ed, the robot guy, has an interesting post about sovereignty and property rights. I.e. what if you go to a deserted island, that a bunch of governments have decided is unclaimed land. You homestead that island, mining it and selling the minerals on the open market. Does that become your land? If you desire to be a sovereign nation, how would you go about it? Well, substitute "planet", "moon", or "asteroid" for "island" in all the above, and that's what makes his post interesting:
I, too, think that if private businesses are successful in attaining space and making claims on extraterrestrial property and actually working the land, then an independent space colony/nation is inevitable; if one such colony is started there will undoubtedly be many to follow; and thus, there will be many such nations in space, each independent from earthly governments. Oh, sure, there will be some squawking from Outer Space Treaty signatory nations, and perhaps even embargoes on space colonies early in their independence – but let's ask Saddam Hussein just how effective embargoes are.
The Charlotte Capitalist relates a story by another blogger of the pressure on workers to contribute to corporate charity drives. It seems that in many companies, there is an implicit threat against people who may choose (or simply be unable to afford) contributions to those charity drives, and they're choosing between paying their bills and contributing to charity. That's a choice nobody should be forced to make.
Surprisingly, the first Dubai ports post comes this late in the Carnival. RG Combs of Combs Spouts Off wonders what the fuss is about. He thinks this is much ado about nothing, and that in the long run, losing this deal is going to be a net negative. But, you can easily see whose purposes were served here:
No matter. Whoever the buyer is, this means container terminal operations in those six ports won't become as efficient, modernized, and secure as they would have under DP World management. But the gutless, unprincipled Republicans can breathe a sigh of relief, the Democrats can puff out their chests over their newfound national security stones, the nativists and xenophobes can turn their attention back to Mexicans, and the longshoremen's union can gloat about all the featherbedding jobs that have been saved.
Michael Hampton of Homeland Stupidity takes on the Patriot Act. Do we have to fear its abuse, or do we have to fear the incompetence of those using it? It seems an Oregon lawyer was mistakenly charged with being a part of the Madrid train bombings, and while that may have been an honest mistake, the use of the Patriot Act made it much more difficult for him to clear his name.
Doug of Below The Beltway has a three-part series in store for us on Eminent Domain. First, in a particularly heinous offense, the government of Long Island, NY, is considering eminent domain proceedings to seize a private golf course. What public work is going to replace this property? A municipal golf course! Hmm, the state seizing private businesses and taking them over? I seem to remember this sort of thing happening in China and Russia… Next, he has an update on Virginia's attempts to curb eminent domain, followed by Marylands non-attempts to do so. We need to keep the heat on, folks! The politicians aren't going to take their medicine unless we force it down their throats…
Dan Melson of Searchlight Crusade brings us two posts. His first post (as he is in the mortgage industry) discusses the possible factors that will sink a loan. If you're planning on purchasing property or refinancing a loan (as I am), you need to read it. His second post is new lyrics for Tom Lehrer's song Who's Next? Dan champions the spread of democracy in his own version:
Afghans got the freedom and that was good
For they love peace and brotherhood
Iraq got the freedom and that's okay
The world is safer with Saddam Away
Who's next?
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Tom Rants reacts to the ACLU's threat to tie up the developers of a proposed Catholic town in Florida with lawsuits. It seems some people might choose to freely express their religion, while not actually doing a single thing to restrict others from practicing religion, but since that religion is Christianity, it must be opposed:
The American Civil Liberties Union is outraged that 20,000 residents will have the opportunity to freely practice their religion and that Monaghan will freely control his own property as he sees fit. The far left has an interesting definition of liberty – the liberty to do what they want you to do and their liberty to sue to make you.
So long as the developers don't violate fair housing laws, either in their sales, their advertising or the restrictions placed on residential lots, there's not a lot of room or reason for complaint. (I suspect that they won't be advertising "Catholic only,†because of those fair housing laws.) The solution if ACLU members or non-Catholics want to abort babies or otherwise live lifestyles inconsistent with the new community is much simpler than going to court – don't buy a house in Ave Maria.
Dr. T of In the Belly of the Beast also gives us two posts, his first being the extended version of the title for Hillary Clinton's It Takes A Village. Funny stuff. His second is an investigation on how the public-run VHA has skewed their numbers. Ten years ago, the care provided by the VHA was roundly criticized, and so they've reformed. Well, they've appeared to reform, anyway:
After receiving well-deserved negative publicity and chastisement from Congress, the top administrators of the VHA knew that change was needed. Here's what was done. First, the VHA asked for and received approval for expanding eligibility among veterans. Why would a healthcare system already in trouble try to increase its patient load? The answer is that Congress uses a very strange formula for determining VHA funding. The budgets of VA facilities are based on the numbers of "uniques." A "unique" is an active (seen at least twice per year) VA patient. By expanding eligibility and luring younger and healthier veterans to VA healthcare, the VHA budget would increase. Why would fairly healthy veterans use the VA system? Free medications with no copayments. The net effects of adding these less ill veterans were increased budgets (that more than covered the added expenses of the newly eligible veterans) and better health scores for the average VA patient.
Jack Cluth, premier of The People's Republic of Seabrook, takes on South Dakota's attack on Roe v. Wade. He wonders how two Supreme Court nominees have given them the cojones to start swinging for the fences:
With John Roberts and Samuel Alito now occupying seats on the Supreme Court, slash-and-burn Social Conservatives are now feeling pretty good about themselves. It was just a matter of time before they could no longer resist the urge to flex their newly-found political muscle, eh? While there has been some debate among Evangelical Republicans about the approach to be taken, there can be no doubt that the goal is to take down Roe v. Wade. Some feel that the most effective and longest-lasting results can be achieved by nibbling at the right to abortion around the edges. Others are convinced that they can take down Roe v. Wade with a frontal assault. South Dakota's new anti-woman abortion law represents nothing if not a frontal assault.
On a lighter note, the skwib gives us a post that I can't even begin to summarize, Thag not like politics! So the best I can do is an excerpt:
Weasel then lobbied Onga's father, Bushenior to force Thag to take her back. The Elder was fairly influential within the tribe, and he told Thag that if he did not take Onga back, he would install his son, Dubyag, as the new leader of the hunters over Thag.
"Dubyag not good hunter,†Thag said.
"Maybe,†Bushenior said, "but he's my son, and Onga is my daughter. I can convince the other Elders that I am right.â€
"What of hunters?†Thag asked. "Bad for hunters Dubyag lead them. He get kicked in head by wooly rhino. Other hunters get kicked in head. Bad for hunters.â€
Perry at the Eidelblog was giving blood the other day, and in an oxygen deprived haze, made quite a funny joke to a friend. But after he drank some juice and recovered, he explained how the government is killing people:
The need for new platelet donors may become critical if the feds have their way. The Food and Drug Administration has been looking to restrict platelet donors to 24 pints per year, but healthy patients could give up to three pints per visit. Not all give that much, but some blood center officials told ABC News that they fear the FDA's proposed restrictions could cut platelet supplies in half. Why should the state have any reason to get involved here? Is it not the donor's decision to donate a pint or three, and the center's decision to accept it?
The FDA's restrictions will be just another way by which government kills people, or at least worsen their suffering by denying them easy access to things like non-prescription insulin. Then government does the converse, attempting to appear benevolent and creating the illusion that it's protecting us from harm, by "approving" new medicines like inhalable insulin. Would it make any difference to my body whether federal bureaucrats decide a medicine is "safe" or "dangerous"? The truth is independent of their decision, particularly since they are known to be wrong.
Finally, finishing up on the same topic we started with, Mensa Barbie brings up Peace for Israel. She links to a video showing Gush Katif, evacuated late last year. But I'm sure the vibrant, beautiful community will continue to flourish under its new management! Uh, yeah…
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Carnival Of Liberty XXXVI
Brad Warbiany is hosting Carnival of Liberty XXXVI over at The Unreprentant Individual. I haven't had a chance to read any of the posts yet, but it looks like we had another great set of contributions. Thanks to everyone who contributed, and than ……
Carnival of Liberty XXXVI
The 36th Carnival of Liberty is up at The Unrepentant Individual Brad tells us "The internet and the march of technology is the greatest hope to save liberty in this country. It's apt to showcase a post this week in which I discuss more of the person…
Carnival of Liberty XXXVI
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I work at a Private Training Establishment which offers 2nd chance education... as it happens sometimes both staff and students experience the same joys at the same time.
C is a wonderful young woman and was enrolled into our National Certificate in Contact Centre level 3 rpogramme last year when low and behold much to her surprise, she discovered that she was pregnant again! It just so happened that so was I! In fact our babies (both boys) were due in May 2010.
We went through, morning sickness together, being grumpy over everything, eating all the time and of course getting rounder and rounder day by day... we would catch up for chats, compare bumps and talk about suggestions for names for our baby boys.
My baby boy was born May 2nd 2010 and C's little boy was born the very next day 3rd May 2010.
I was on maternity leave for 7 weeks and C had completed her course and was enjoying being at home with her new baby.
I saw C again a few months ago when she came to visit us at work, when of course we asked how her boy was... it was then that she told me how he had passed away from cot death at 5months old. He had been sleeping peacefully in his cot and when she went to check on him, he was gone.
She and I shared tears as I was thinking about the wonderful ways that my own boy was growing and learning and how it is so unfair that she won't get to enjoy all those things with her boy.
This is in honor of C and little baby O... he would've been 1 year old today.
All my thoughts, prayers and love go out to you C and many, many tears for baby O who has missed his first birthday.


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I always defended the Tea Party against charges of racism. And then last week, someone with whom I am Facebook "friends" posted something extremely racist and I called her out on it. Immediately, her friends jumped down my throat, calling me a liberal and saying I wasn't a real tea partier, despite the fact that I was one of 10 people on the first Tea Party conference calls back in January of 2009.
That was just one of many wake-up calls.
Sadly, what began as a genuine opportunity to make this country more free has deteriorated to racist name calling, fear of anyone with brown skin, and an irrational focus on Sharia law.
A chance for Libertarians to reform the GOP
Nobody has been a bigger supporter of the Tea Party than I have been.
In Orlando, I think we had one of the best organized groups. Along with Cincinnati and Houston, Orlando was one of the cities that saw the biggest rallies, the most active tea partiers, and attracted the biggest names to speak at our events. When the left would point to the one nut-job in a crowd of 6,000 with a racist sign and call all 6,000 people racists, the more Libertarian tea partiers like me, would always use ourselves and our groups as examples of of the real, average tea partier.
I always felt like the Tea Party was going to be the chance for Libertarians to do two things:
First, I thought it was a golden opportunity to show Republicans the hypocrisy of their platform.
Secondly, I thought it was a great chance for us to talk to apolitical, independent folks who were genuinely angry about the bank bailouts: folks who work for a living or own a small business and felt like, "hey, I employ 25 people and no one is going to bail me out. To hell with GM and Lehman Brothers!"
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Cisco's worldwide headquarters are located in San Jose, in the very heart of Silicon Valley. Nowhere else in the world is there the same concentration of high technology companies and professionals. San Jose's climate is awesome with a year round average temperature of about 70 degrees. There's skiing just a few hours away, mountains and inland valleys for hiking and camping, the great beaches of Santa Cruz and Monterey close by, and of course, San Francisco is about 40 miles away.
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Research Triangle Park is located in the heart of the North Carolina research community, focused on NC State University, Duke University, and University of NC, Chapel Hill, and enhanced by over 35,000 technology professionals and some 70 R&D companies. Cisco occupies picturesque lake front property. This part of the country experiences all four seasons, with very mild winters. Residents enjoy a low cost of living and plenty of possibilities for recreation, culture, and diversion, just two hours from the coast and four hours from the mountains. It was named one of the ten best places to live or work in the US by Money Magazine, Fortune Magazine, Working Mother Magazine, and World Trade Magazine.
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Cisco's Chelmsford facility is located just 25 minutes north from the heart of downtown Boston where some of the best colleges in the country reside, like Harvard, MIT, Boston College, Northeastern, and Boston University, just to name a few. Cisco is also conveniently located 20 minutes south of New Hampshire. Whether it's skiing in the winter or lying on the beaches of Nantucket or Martha's Vineyard during the summer, there's nothing like experiencing all four seasons of New England weather. Don't forget the lobster! Boston is also just an hour drive to the beautiful White Mountains located in northern New Hampshire. With a population of more than four million people, the Boston region is the 5th largest metropolitan area in the US. The area has a strong and diverse economy which supports a heavy concentration of high technology, health care, biotechnology, financial services, and venture capital companies.
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Good news, bad news for the Rangers:
The bad news is the snow storm in Buffalo has forced the Rangers to wait until tomorrow to head upstate, thus forcing them to play a game on a travel day.
The good news? One less night in Buffalo.
Anyway, as expected, much of the conversation at practice today focused on the tight officiating that dominated last night's loss to the Penguins. The number being tossed around is that each team in the NHL averaged 14 minutes in penalties in Thursday night's games, an alarmingly high number that seems to be directly impacting the outcomes of games.
It's a tricky dilemma for the Rangers, and yet one that they have no choice but to deal with: As a team that seemed to lack any spark on Tuesday, it was a high energy level last night that seemed to lead directly to being called for more penalties.
Is there a medium in there somewhere? Probably. Let's bear in mind that a lot of teams, including the Rangers, struggled with this very issue at the start of last season. But once they adjusted, they managed to use the new rules to their advantage.
Me? I like the new NHL. I like the emphasis on skill. I like that there is more speed and offense, and I like the fact that the indifferent fan might be reeled in by a sport that is fast and exciting and a long way from its thuggish reputation.
That said, hockey is best when it's played physically, and that means throwing the body around with great effect. I'm all for giving skill players more space. But that can't mean players being whistled every seven seconds.
No word yet on whether the Rangers are going to start Weekes or Lundqvist in goal against the Sabres. Renney said he's leaning one way but didn't want to say who. My guess is he's going to play Weekes, but wants to spare his No. 1 tender a day's worth of headlines about how subpar play has earned Lundqvist a seat on the bench.


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The actress was among those recognized at the 20th annual event for their impact on the film industry.
On Monday, October 21, Elle magazine honored eight female celebrities at its 20th annual Women in Hollywood event for their achievements and impact on the film industry. Among those recognized was Elle's own November issue cover girl, the Emmy award-winner Melissa McCarthy who broke into tears while giving her acceptance speech after being presented with her award by Kathy Bates.
Being acknowledged alongside Shailene Woodley, Marion Cotillard, Nancy Meyers, Eva Marie Saint, Reese Witherspoon, Naomie Harris and Penelope Cruz, the plus-sized McCarthy highlighted individuality and how beauty and greatness can come in many forms, shapes and sizes. Addressing her two daughters, the actress said, "I want them to know that their self-worth is generated from their actions and their deeds. They do not have to be perfect to be remarkable."
McCarthy's message was actually made tangible on her Elle November cover shot, where she looked stunning despite not showing off any skin. She's covered in a Marina Rinaldi coat for the photo shoot. However, contrary to being lauded for her fashionable image, McCarthy came into much criticism and fuss over it, purportedly for trying to hide her full figure instead of being proud about it, something that the "Bridesmaids" star did not expect.
"What I found so bizarre is I picked the coat," McCarthy revealed. "I grabbed the coat. I covered up. I had a great black dress on but I thought, it comes out in November. I was so sick of summer. I live in Southern California. I was like, 'Give me a big coat to wear. Give the girl some cashmere!' " In response to the backlash, an Elle spokesperson said their stylists worked with McCarthy "to choose pieces they feel good in."


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And So The Michael Jackson Fairy Tale Begins
In the last 24 hours I've been shocked by how, well, overwhelmingly glowing and one-sided the rememberances of MJ have been by celebrities, the media, and the public in general. Is reflecting on the undeniable strangeness — to some, grotesqueness — of Michael Jackson suddenly off-limits because he's dead? I am a lifelong Michael Jackson fan. I went to Europe with my parents when I was five, in the early days of my Michael Jackson obsession, just after "Billie Jean" was released. My mom says that I would demand that she put a quarter in the jukebox at every cafe to play my favorite song. Later my feelings turned somewhat amorous for Michael, my girl boner at its, uh, peak during the "Bad" years. He has started whitening his skin then (vitiligo, my ass), but I found his leather jacket and attitude totally sexy. The lust eventually vanished — that nasty video for "You Are Not Alone" featuring then-wife Lisa Marie Presley did not help — and as a teenager I became acutely aware that the guy whose music I loved wasn't just kind of kooky. He was really effing weird.
Michael Jackson was accused of being a pedophile not once, but twice. In 2003 he was accused of molesting a minor and settled out of court to the tune of $22 million. In 2005 he was accused again and that time he stood trial on four counts of child molestation. He was acquitted. Though he was never convicted of these heinous crimes against children, many believe Jackson was guilty. At the very least, what Jackson considered "proper behavior" is up for debate — in the 2003 documentary, "Living With Michael Jackson," he told journalist Martin Bashir that he did not see anything wrong with sharing his bed with children, including children that were not his. "It's very loving," he said. "What's wrong with sharing a love?"
His own children — who have no relationship with their biological mother(s) — have led secluded lives, appearing in public with their faces covered by masks. It's not known what kind of parent Jackson was to Prince, Paris, and "Blanket," though friends have characterized him as loving and doting. But being that Jackson was seemingly stunted in his own childlike world (thanks to the atrocious abuse he endured at the hands of his parents) — he didn't name his former home "Neverland Ranch" for nothin' — I'm sure being raised by Michael Jackson was unusual and isolating.
Michael Jackson was a phenomenal entertainer and his contribution to the music industry is absolutely one that should be celebrated. Last week it would have been completely normal and socially acceptable to say that Michael Jackson was a freak. Yesterday the rose colored glasses went on and a fairy tale began its first chapter. Jackson's highs should be lauded — his incredible catalog of work, his contribution to charities around the world — and the fact that he won't contribute more should be mourned. But to ignore his lows — which dominated the last 15 years of his life — isn't respect, it's denial.


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Santa and Mrs. Claus invite area children to join them for breakfast
December 1, 2010
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Lisle, Illinois ~ Santa and Mrs. Claus are taking a break from supervising their staff of hard-working elves to enjoy breakfast with area children at Benedictine University.
Benedictine University's Student Senate is sponsoring "Breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Claus" for children of all ages beginning at 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, December 18 in the Krasa Center Dining Room.
The event features breakfast with an all-you-can-eat buffet of pancakes and sausages. Each child will receive a complimentary photo with Santa and Mrs. Claus and a special gift. Ernie the Elf will be on hand to help children make holiday decorations in the special arts and crafts area. There will also be holiday movies, children's games, prizes and a raffle.
The cost is $10 per person. Children age 2 and under are free.
To register by phone, call (630) 829-6617. Registration is also available online at www.ben.edu/santa.
Benedictine University is an independent Roman Catholic institution located in Lisle, Illinois just 25 miles west of Chicago. Founded in 1887, Benedictine provides 53 undergraduate majors, 13 graduate and four doctorate programs. Benedictine University is ranked as a Top School in the Midwest (11th in Illinois) for Master's Universities, 12th in the Midwest (and sixth in Illinois) for Racial Diversity, and eighth in Illinois for Freshmen Retention for 2011 by U.S. News & World Report


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text: I know this is slightly off topic, but thought it might be a problem for a lot of people. I initially thought this was a problem with PCBSD and was about to dig into it when a little Googling found the real culprit. I have been noticing a problem with Firefox for a while that's been driving me nuts. Every 10 seconds the browser would freeze for several seconds - nothing would work, a mouse scroll, keyboard, nothing and a peek at the system load monitor showed high CPU activity during that time. The more windows and tabs I opened the longer the duration. The system buffer stored any activity with the keyboard and mouse and it would all get executed after the freeze but it was terribly annoying. Only FF had this problem, no other app. FF does a session store every 10 seconds so that if you have a crash it saves the latest session data for your convenience. But it stops working during the time it's doing this save - why is anyone's guess. The fix is to simply change that interval from 10 seconds to something much larger, like 5 minutes. So if you have been annoyed by this, just type: about.config in the browser window, search for the entry "browser.sessionstore.interval", double click the entry, and change it from 10000 milliseconds to say, 300,000. Problem solved. It's only really noticeable when you have lots of tabs and windows open in FF. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.pcbsd.org/pipermail/testing/attachments/20091106/30d3e3f0/attachment.html>


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That would affect the added sugar count for dairy products such as whey, nonfat dry milk, or milk protein concentrate.
"Protein enhancers such as whey, whole soybeans and pea protein are good, too," Begun says.
whey is digested and used quickly, making it ideal after weight lifting.
Jørgen Hoff of Gundestrup Dairy and Brewery makes a specialty beer from the whey of his soft smoked Rygeost cheese.
It is composed of three constituents—namely, butter, curd, and whey—each of which is also composed of a number of substances.
In these "leads" the whey is kept, and drawn off by pulling up a wooden plug.
Let it boil once again; stand it off to cool, and strain the whey through a fine strainer or sieve.
We drew the whey hours ago, and now we are just done putting the curd to press.
Now the mass is raised clear of the whey, and run along a short track to the drain table, where it is put in the press.
Pour off the whey from it, and it will be found an excellent and cooling drink.
Old English hwæg "whey," from Proto-Germanic *khwaja- (cf. Middle Dutch wey, Dutch wei), of unknown origin.


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Throughout his career as a Boston street worker, David Crump has worked to support victims of violence, often gang-related, in the city.
"Some victims of violence are simply in the wrong place at the wrong time," said Crump. "Some are not, but our place is not to judge, it's to help them heal and break the cycle of violence."
Now, Crump is working on behalf of BWH as part of a violence intervention program that launched this fall.
"We want to support patients who are affected by violence and figure out how we can prevent them from winding up in the hospital again," said Crump, a BWH community advocate who meets with victims of violence as they are treated, opening up a dialogue about their situations and connecting them with psychological support and resources in the community.
The program is a collaboration between the Division of Trauma, Burn and Critical Care Surgery and the Center for Community Health and Health Equity, which strives to address inequity in the neighborhoods of Boston, including violence—the leading cause of death for young black and Latino men between the ages of 15 and 35.
"We need to focus on violence if we're going to have an impact on mortality," said Wanda McClain, executive director of the Center for
Community Health and Health Equity.
The Violence Intervention and Prevention Program is two-pronged. Crump works with patients in the hospital, providing them with an outlet to talk about the events that led them to be impacted by violence and to connect them with supports that address the social factors that brought them to this situation, such as unemployment. Samantha Wright Calero, violence intervention specialist, is developing programs to educate youth in the community about healthy relationships and domestic violence and connecting them with the BWH Passageway program.
"My position bridges domestic violence and community violence," she said. "People who are impacted by or who perpetrate community violence are at a higher risk for perpetrating or being impacted by domestic violence."
For Selwyn Rogers, MD, MPH, chief of the Division of Trauma, Burn and Surgical Critical Care, this program is imperative in changing the way the hospital treats victims of violence. He explains that violence should be addressed as a disease. "For diabetes, you take insulin and glucose every day, not just when you don't feel well," he said. "We find ways to manage other diseases and prevent them – we need to work with victims of violence in the same way."
For Rogers, one July Fourth weekend working at another hospital was a turning point. A 17-year-old who had been shot in the neck returned to the hospital days later with a bullet in his stomach, a clear indicator that the approach to treatment was incomplete. "That's when I knew there was something wrong with the system," said Rogers. "We're not using the near misses as opportunities to address the problem before we send these patients back to the community."
Enter Crump, who meets with these patients within 72 hours of their admission to BWH, or what was coined by Carnell Cooper, MD, a Maryland trauma physician, as the "second golden hour" for trauma patients.
"The first golden hour is responding to these patients medically within an hour to save their life," said Mardi Chadwick, JD, director of Violence Intervention and Prevention Programs in the Center for Community Health and Health Equity. "The second golden hour refers to the fact that people are more likely to be open to changing the factors in their lifestyle that made them susceptible to this injury. If we can reach them within three days, we have a greater opportunity to help them."
Crump has worked with more than 20 patients in his first few months on the job. "BWH should be applauded for looking outside the hospital to help these people," he said. "For me, it's an honor to be working with surgeons, nurses and the care team in their environment."
Rogers has noticed a change in the way clinicians discuss these patients. "A few weeks ago on rounds, we had a group of care providers talking about how we could get a patient to a situation where he would be safe," said Rogers. "David wasn't even there – these were direct care providers thinking about the care of this patient in a transformative way. This program has already changed our dialogue about these patients."
BWH's Department of Surgery recently co-hosted grand rounds with the Center for Community Health and Health Equity, featuring Carnell Cooper, MD, division chief of Traumatology and medical director of Trauma Services at Prince George's Hospital Center in Maryland. He spoke about hospital-based violence intervention programs and the "second golden hour."


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The French telecoms regulator Arcep has published a press release reminding all mobile operators who are members of the EGP-EIG (the body responsible for managing mobile number portability [MNP] in the country) of their non-discrimination and transparency obligations regarding portability. The regulator notes that since the arrival of fresh competition in the shape of Free Mobile on 12 January, EGP-EIG and mobile operators alike have been contending with an upsurge in MNP requests, which have increased from an average 12,000 a day in 2011, to 40,000 today the current systems maximum capacity. Indeed, Arcep reports that on 13 January it informed EGP-EIG of the urgent need to implement all of the means necessary to handle this exceptional surge in the number of portability requests.
The regulator has therefore welcomed a joint announcement from the cellcos and EGP-EIG on Friday 27 January that they have agreed in principle to increase the systems processing capacity to 80,000 portability requests per day, in an incremental fashion to avoid putting the MNP system in France in peril. Arcep has also invited operators to increase the capacity of their respective information systems proportionately. Furthermore, the chairman of the regulatory authority has sent a memo to all concerned, reminding them that, in accordance with the applicable rules, they must ensure compliance with the principle of non-discrimination and provide consumers with clear and transparent information on how mobile number portability requests are processed.
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http://www.loc.gov/library/libarch-digital.html here is a link to the
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Windows 8.1: Start to personalize your PC
Featuring your favorites
Windows 8.1 and Windows RT 8.1 are all about you and the stuff you love—and there are lots of ways to personalize your PC with your favorite apps, people, photos, and colors.
If you sign in to your PC with a Microsoft account, all the things you've personalized go with you. When you sign in to another PC or device with that same Microsoft account, you'll see the same pictures, contacts, and settings. And, if other people use your PC, they should sign in with their own Microsoft account so they can personalize with their own favorite apps, people, photos, and colors (without changing any of yours).
Signing in with a picture password
With a picture password, you can sign in to your PC with your favorite photo instead of a hard-to-remember password. You choose the picture, which gestures—circles, straight lines, or taps—you use, and where on the picture you trace them. You can draw a picture password directly on a touchscreen with your finger, or you can use a mouse to draw your shapes. Everyone who has a Microsoft account on your PC can set up their own picture password.
To set up a picture password
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Settings, and then tap Change PC settings.
(If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, click Settings, and then click Change PC settings.)
Tap or click Accounts, and tap or click Sign-in options.
Under Picture password, tap or click Add.
Sign in with your Microsoft account info, then follow the steps on the screen to choose a picture and pick your gestures.