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Regarding the absolute, intolerable nonsense of political correctness within our Canadian culture and society: If you live in Canada, learn to abide by our rules, our culture, our values or else get out and live elsewhere. Don't come or live here and try to change our rules. This is who we are, what we stand for and what we value as Canadian citizens. If this offends you, then please leave. We should not be changing who we are in order to accommodate every nonsensical, trivial quirk or whim that someone comes up with within our province or within our great nation. Learn to adapt, live with our ways, our cultural values or feel free to leave. That's enough of this political correctness and nonsense now. Remembrance Day services should be mandatory. Let's take a vote or a poll on this issue. Aren't these mandatory in every other country? This is a no-brainer and is called R-E-S-P-E-C-T.
Religious zealots are such intolerant bullies
Shame on the Sound Off writer who threatened to boycott businesses using a Happy Holidays sign rather than a Merry Christmas sign. How typically Christian of you.
Season's greetings
This nonsense about saying "Happy Holidays" or "Merry Christmas" has gone too far. Has it ever occurred to anyone that "Happy Holidays" is just a combination of "Merry Christmas" and "Happy New Year" together. I love saying "Merry Christmas" and hearing it being said, but sometimes it is just easier to say "Happy Holidays" as it wraps it all into one. And as for the one person who said that they will be boycotting stores if it says Happy Holidays on the windows, well my business just got Happy Holidays on it a week ago and we don't need you or your righteous attitude in our business.
Give it a try yourself
To the person who put in about the price of coffee. I am a restaurant owner and you are way off base here. First of all, it doesn't cost 11 cents a cup for cream and sugar, it costs about 18 cents and then you have to pay for someone to deliver it to you, the cost of the cup itself, someone to wash that cup, for hydro and everything like that. So if you think that you are smarter than restaurant owners, you know what, I have one for sale, so get out your chequebook. I am asking about $1.1 million right now because that is what I have invested in it and I would like the return on my investment as well. So you can come and buy that from me and show us just how much smarter you are than us.
Death of a snowman
Most must admit in this season of dollars and rushing the Christmas spirit is at times hard to grasp. For a number of years I've built snowmen in the green space off First Street, perhaps it's the kid in me. First snowfall and I want to share a snowman with the neighbourhood kids (my own kids are grown). I've had many positive comments about them from the kids and people driving on First Street, makes it worthwhile. This is a note to the individual(s) who took it upon themselves to knock down the snowman in the making and steal his winter attire. I won't be building them again, obviously they offended you in some way. Your physical Sound Off has been heard.
Some great incentive
If some local construction company wants to help families get into homes, they might try what some of the companies did in Red Deer, Alta., a few years ago. They offered families the chance to work on their home for the down payment. For example, if you wanted to do the painting, they would pay what they would have to pay someone else to do it. If you were an electrician or plumber, the same. Doesn't this sound like a great incentive for a company to promote and sell more houses?


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Figure 1. Cisco Nexus 3132Q Switch
Main Benefits
• Wire-rate Layer 2 and 3 switching on all ports1
– Layer 2 and 3 switching of up to 2.5 terabits per second (Tbps) and up to 1.4 Billion packets per second (bpps) is provided in a compact 1RU form-factor switch.
• High availability
– Virtual PortChannel (vPC) technology provides Layer 2 multipathing through the elimination of Spanning Tree Protocol and enables fully utilized bisectional bandwidth and simplified Layer 2 logical topologies without the need to change the existing management and deployment models.
– The 64-way equal-cost multipath (ECMP) routing enables the use of Layer 3 fat-tree designs and allows organizations to prevent network bottlenecks, increase resiliency, and add capacity with little network disruption.
– Advanced reboot capabilities including In Service Software Upgrade (ISSU) and Fast Reboot capabilities.
– Hot swappable power-supply units (PSUs) and fans.
• Flexibility
– The QSFP port can be configured to work as four 10-Gbps ports, offering deployment flexibility, up to a maximum of 104 10G ports.
• High Performance
– The Cisco Nexus 3132Q delivers ultra-low nominal latency, which enables customers to implement high-performance infrastructure for high-frequency trading (HFT) workloads. Customers can also achieve faster application performance because of the serialization savings from switching at 40 Gigabit Ethernet speeds.
• Purpose-built Cisco NX-OS operating system with comprehensive, proven innovations
– PowerOn Auto Provisioning (POAP) enables touchless bootup and configuration of the switch, drastically reducing provisioning time.
– Cisco Embedded Event Manager (EEM) and Python scripting enable automation and remote operations in the data center.
– Advanced buffer monitoring reports real-time buffer utilization per port and per queue, which allows organizations to monitor traffic bursts and application traffic patterns.
– EtherAnalyzer is a built-in packet analyzer for monitoring and troubleshooting control-plane traffic and is based on the popular Wireshark open source network protocol analyzer.
– Precision Time Protocol (PTP; IEEE 1588) provides accurate clock synchronization and improved data correlation with network captures and system events.
– Complete Layer 3 unicast and multicast routing protocol suites are supported, including Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), Open Shortest Path First (OSPF), Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP), Routing Information Protocol Version 2 (RIPv2), Protocol Independent Multicast sparse mode (PIM-SM), Source-Specific Multicast (SSM), and Multicast Source Discovery Protocol (MSDP).
• 32 fixed 40 Gigabit Ethernet QSFP+ ports
• 4 SFP+ ports which are multiplexed internally with the first QSFP+ port
• Locator LED
• Dual redundant power supplies
• Redundant (3+1) fans
• One 10/100/1000-Mbps management port
• One RS-232 serial console port
• One USB port
Transceiver and Cabling Options
Table 1. Cisco Nexus 3132Q QSFP Transceiver Support Matrix
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Table 2. Benefits of Cisco NX-OS Software
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Table 3. Cisco NX-OS Software Packages Available for Cisco Nexus 3132Q
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There's a first time for everything as the saying goes.
With Murfreesboro Young Professionals, the saying rings true to heart with high ambition on the heels of their inaugural Leadership Summit.
The one-day conference is set to take place on Friday, Nov. 9, at the DoubleTree by Hilton from 8:30 a.m-4 p.m. with proceeds benefiting United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties.
For those that aren't familiar with MYP, it is a membership-driven, nonprofit organization who aim to create a professional community around the key phrase, "Know, Be Known and Contribute,"
The group is excited about their new event, which will feature four speakers that include Allyn Walker, Matt Cheuvront, Van Richmond and Dr. Katie J. Kemp.
"I think we have a great lineup. One thing about this event is that it is going to be unique. We'll have etiquette luncheons and more sessions. I think people are going to get a lot to take away from this conference," former MYP chairman Chassen Haynes said.
"One thing that MYP started was being the premier young professionals group in the Murfreesboro area. There are plenty events such as this in other places, but this is the first of the kind in the area and region that is targeted toward young professionals," Haynes added.
With a goal of preparing young leaders for professional growth, Cheuvront, is a case in point of someone who achieved success at a young age.
After being laid off from his 9 to 5, Cheuvront began his trek to owning his own business at 23 years old. After a short duration as a freelance web designer and developer, he opened Proof, a full service branding solution company, in 2010.
"What many would consider to be a terrible event, I attribute as being one of the best days of my life. I had always wanted to start my own business but could always find a way to talk myself out of taking the leap," Cheuvront said about his inspiration for starting his own company.
To be your own boss, you have to be passionate about your work day to day and Cheuvront understands this.
"I'm very fortunate to love what I do and the people I work with. The beauty of our work at Proof is that we get to work with so many diverse, unique clients from all over the country and even internationally. It keeps things interesting and as someone who's passionate about lifelong learning - it really keeps me on my toes and continues to open the door to new, exciting opportunities," Cheuvront added.
On the day of the conference, he will be speaking on the topic of "The Most Important Brand: Yours." Cheuvront's message will consist of the significance of personal branding and establishing yourself in the best light possible.
Other areas of note will be how to network effectively and start conversations.
"I hope to inspire everyone who attends that they can and should be doing what they want to be doing. My ultimate goal is to help others discover the work they want to do in order to live the life they want to live," Cheuvront said regarding his message for the event.
While Cheuvront's topic will be in the area of personal branding, other sessions include topics on attitude, customer service and lunch etiquette among many more.
For those interested in attending, registration is $50 and $30 for MYP members.
More information regarding the conference can be found at the MYP website at murfreesboroyoungprofessionals.org.
Allyn Walker, Dale Carnegie Training
Throughout his years working with Dale Carnegie in various capacities, Allyn Walker has discovered that he most enjoys removing people's barriers that inhibit their natural talent.
Currently, Walker serves as the president and franchisee of Dale Carnegie Training of Tennessee. He has led the Middle and Eastern Tennessee team in providing Dale Carnegie processes to clients since 2001, resulting in multiple years of revenue and profit growth. In 2010, their franchise was recognized for their growth by winning the Gold Cup, for North American franchises. The Gold Cup is awarded to top franchises in the world. He has obtained several sales and production awards during the 16 years he has worked with Dale Carnegie Training.
Matt Cheuvront, Proof Branding
Topic: The Most Important Brand: Yours
Matt Cheuvront is the founder of Proof, a full-service branding house based in Nashville and is the author behind the website, "Life Without Pants." Cheuvront is an entrepreneur, writer, speaker and thinker who is passionate about helping people discover the work they want to do in order to live the life they want to live.
A self-made entrepreneur, Cheuvront represents a generation living the "new" American dream - showing how ambition, dedication, hard work, and a dream can leverage anyone toward becoming his or her best self.
With his personal and professional experience, Cheuvront leads interactive workshops and speaks at conferences and events around the country on topics ranging from branding and social media to the entrepreneurial lifestyle and personal growth.
Van Richmond
Topic: Improving Attitudes, Improving Customer Service
Van Richmond is a high-energy, fun, and motivational speaker who delights audiences in America and in international settings alike. Whether he is speaking to corporate, military, or government audiences, Van delivers fast-paced keynotes and seminars that energize and entertain participants.
He retired from the United States Air Force, where he served as Commandant of the Airman Leadership School for the Air National Guard.
Richmond has 29 years of experience in adult education and training, and his expertise lies in the areas of leadership, communication skills, coaching, and team building. Van also serves at the Pastor of New Life Church in Nashville.
Dr. Katie J. Kemp
Topic: Professional Dining Etiquette Lunch
All professionals can benefit from a lesson in etiquette from time to time. Dr. Katie J. Kemp is a marketing and professional selling professor at Middle Tennessee State University. Kemp's teaching career has been dedicated to helping students learn, recognize potential career paths, and prepare for life after college. Her greatest joy comes from hearing about former students' success stories and professional achievements. Kemp has twice been named Professor of the Year in the College of Business, and she was named National Faculty Advisor of the Year in 2008 by Pi Sigma Epsilon (a national fraternity for students interested in sales and marketing). Kemp coaches the MTSU Professional Sales Team.


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Picturesque and charming stone built country house set in a big olive yard. Peaceful location, with fantastic, generous garden.
Wonderfully designed cosy stonebuilt house set in a big olive yard. In the middle of Rhodes, on a quiet location, about 11 km from Rhodes town. The house has a lovely garden, a vegetable garden. One can walk around for hours in the surroundings, relax on the veranda, or make a fantastic barbecue outside. If you are looking for a real relaxing holiday away from all the tourist hassle, then this is the right place for you.
Tsaire is more of an area just outside of Koskinou village. It belongs to the same municipality as Koskinou does. There are some houses clustered here and then, but mainly people are just on their own and happy by themselves. There is not a village or community idea. All the pieces of land here were big plots of land, usually owned by the Koskinou villagers to put their olive trees on, and to go for the weekend to relax in a small self made shed or house. One can take nice walks and go to the backlands of the Olive Yard House. There is a horse riding club close by and biking and hiking is a very wanted activitiy in this neighbourhood. Just around the corner of the house is a Trofo Casa supermarket, but a bit further on the big road Rhodou-Lindou (road going from Rhodes to Lindos) there are bigger supermarkets as the Lidl.carrefour. and the AB.
Close by the Olive Yard house is a bee museum (Museum of Apiculture and of Natural History of the Bee) and it is very interesting how the whole process of honey making is created.
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We were a little surprised at the location to start with as the area was more built up than we expected. Although this is good for exploring near by places such as Rhodes Old Town. However, once you are inside the grounds of the property, you soon forget about the surrounding area. The gardens, olive groves, vegetable garden and outside facilities are wonderful. The house itself is absolutely beautiful. We are a family of 3 and we spent a very relaxing week here for our honeymoon. Our 18 month old daughter loved it. The pool and the shaded area around the pool are perfect for keeping cool on a hot sunny day. Nikos, the owner was very friendly and helpful and he supplied a delicious hamper and platter of food on our arrival, along with fresh fruit, vegetables and eggs during our stay. We were very comfy and quite happy to not leave the house some days. We will hopefully be back one day.
Great house, nice owner, beautiful place!
Nikos house is a little paradise - really like in the pictures on the web site- located in a completely unexpected area ( which is definately also to be explored) . The house is full of charm, well equipped and the garden fantastic. Picking up organic salad and peppers fresh from the garden was a so handy and eating them a real pleasure!
As we are over 40 we must admit our bed/ mattress could have been a bit better as we had a bit of sore back each morning... For our boys ( of course we not there at the very hot season) a little football ground would have been more than welcome ( maybe nikos can arrange one ?) but they did enjoy the swimming pool and the picking up of the eggs and feeding the hens a lot.
We had a real nice stay and are ready for the Belgian winter now !
A beautiful place to spend holidays, friendly owner, we have enjoyed this place very much!
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Wonderful location, close to the airport, Rhodes town and Faliraki. Nikos, the owner, is very helpful and friendly. Upon arrival beers and soft drinks in the fridge, a salad made by the mother of Nikos, a very warm welcome, just like youre visiting friends or family. Everything you need in the house is there, great.
Extra is the fact that in the garden you can pick all kinds of herbs to make a cocktail, give some extra flavour to your (bbq) meal or whatever. The owner takes great care of the property, cleans the pool regularly, there is a sound and lightning system on the terrace, its really wonderful and so relaxed.
We stayed there with 4 persons and they were all astonished about everything regarding the house. We have been in paradise for two weeks.
A big thanks to Nikos, his mother, his son and Gudrun for a perfect vacation.
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Outside this country house in Koskinou, RhodesThis country house is in the countryside and in a quiet area near the beach and mountains. It has a pool, a balcony, a barbecue, outside lighting and a garden. Car hire is necessary as the renter will need a car to get about for shopping, eating out and the beach; however parking is available if required.
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The price is for 4 persons. For every additional person, an additional 70 euros will be charged.
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My name is Nikos Stavridis and i am the owner of Olive yard and Myrtia house. I would like to introduce myself to the future visitors of my properties so they can create a more complete image of my way of thinking that has a strong reflection to the kind of vacations that i want to provide to my customers. To begin with, if i could describe myself i would say that i have a restless spirit with an artistic side but also with a strong environmental character. Before my occupation with the vacation industry, I have been an owner of a jewellery house for many years and i used to create most of our jewelleries. One of my hobbies is the cultivation of fruits and vegetables and also my farm.
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My name is Nikos Stavridis and i am the owner of Olive yard and Myrtia house. I would like to introduce myself to the future visitors of my properties so they can create a more complete image of my way of thinking that has a strong reflection to the kind of vacations that i want to provide to my customers. To begin with, if i could describe myself i would say that i have a restless spirit with an artistic side but also with a strong environmental character. Before my occupation with the vacation industry, I have been an owner of a jewellery house for many years and i used to create most of our jewelleries. One of my hobbies is the cultivation of fruits and vegetables and also my farm.


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Directing Robert De Niro in a Hollywood psychological thriller would be intimidating enough for a relatively inexperienced Australian director.
But what about when one of the world's great actors is diagnosed with prostate cancer less than a week before filming is due to start? That was the situation facing John Polson in New York last October.
Polson, who is now in the fourth week of shooting Hide and Seek, now believes the delay that allowed De Niro to be treated successfully was a blessing for everyone involved.
"Like a lot of painful things, it turned out to be the best thing for the movie."
Polson says shooting on the 20th Century Fox film has been going well. Alongside Famke Janssen (X-Men), Elisabeth Shue (Leaving Last Vegas) and Dakota Fanning (I Am Sam), De Niro plays a widower piecing his life together while his daughter appears to find solace with an imaginary friend.
Having made only Siam Sunset in Australia then Swimfan in the United States, Polson says he found it "pretty bizarre" to be directing one of the great actors of American cinema.
"I grew up obsessed with The King of Comedy and Taxi Driver. As a young actor in Sydney, those were movies I'd watch on a loop. So I had every reason to feel very nervous."
But from their first meeting, De Niro proved to be a generous collaborator.
"Anyone who's really good at their job, I've always found they're the most secure."
Despite his serious screen persona, Polson says, De Niro has a great sense of humour and is back to full energy for the shoot.
While there are nearly seven weeks of filming left, Polson hopes to negotiate time off to return for Tropfest on February 22. Even with shooting commitments, he found time to cull the 60 shortlisted films into the final 16 this year.
"I thought it was going to be the first year I didn't get to see the shortlist but in the end I couldn't help myself," he says.
Compared with Swimfan, which was made for about $10 million, the budget for Polson's latest film is "so big I don't even know it".
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At a certain time in life, one realizes that there are certain things that they can never be. You cannot be an astronaut. You cannot be a firetruck. You cannot play professional baseball.
However, there are some people that can fill these positions. Everything is relative, and they have their respective impasses to other desirable tracts. But it does not quell the desire to still be such things. I will, and never shall be, able to become a hipster. I realize this: the barriers to entry is too great compared to the efforts that I wish to exert. That, and I prefer to shave.
The old adage goes as so: "Those who cannot do, teach." Of course, I have never been down in the trenches, or should I say, the moshing pits. I can only comment on what I see, in brief glimpses, from what I read online, and other slighted empirical methods. I try my best to read Philebrity, to keep "hip to the streets", but it's like reading a foreign publication – this is certainly the same alphabet I use, but the names, venues and issues are outside the realm of my understanding.
Most of my clothing was purchased five years ago, or poached from the closet of septuagenarian. My physique most closely resembles packed hamburger. Bartender, can I get a Dogfish Head? As I write this, I'm listening to Randy Newman. This is just a short list of my problem areas.
So, as I do research for this post, and I look at the pictures of the checkered-plaid, bicycle-riding, appropriately-scruffy, scrawny forerunners of cool, I have come to a realization that I am not uncool, I'm just ahead of my time.
In todays subculture, music is the great arbiter. Maybe it's because music has always been the medium of the people. The music scene is certainly the most important nexus of hipster culture. And boy, is there a lot of it. There are people who can casually throw out a list of the super-obscure, the kind of encyclopedic knowledge and criticism attributed to librarians and curators. I do not have the patience for keeping track of the exponentially growing list, much less the live performances of packed, sweaty throngs. But these performers, as they wield the power of creating the music that controls the culture, they are like demigods, those to aspire to.
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He considers Miller "High Life" as one of the "Finer Things." It's ironic, get it?
She ironically complains about the big yellow taxi that cut her off on the way to Johnny Brenda's.
These days he seems to think a lot, during his lunch break at Trader Joe's.
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Eli Manning threw three touchdown passes - two of them to Hakeem Nicks - to power the New York Giants to a 34-10 win over the host Houston Texans on Sunday.
Nicks entered the game tied for the lead in the NFL in receiving touchdowns and boosted his season total to six. He caught 12 passes for 130 yards - including touchdown receptions of 6 and 12 yards early in the first half as New York built a 21-0 lead and never looked back.
Manning also hooked up with Steve Smith from 4 yards out late in the game.
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Former New York running back Derrick Ward scored on a 1-yard run for Houston. Arian Foster, who entered the game the NFL's leading rusher, was limited to 25 yards on 11 carries. Houston (3-2) ran for just 24 yards in the game.
New York, which won its second straight game, also received a pair of field goals from Lawrence Tynes from 42 and 45 yards out.
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Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 1:22 am
Post subject: CatalystNX Mock 2.0 (3 ROUNDS)
- Browns trade 2nd rounder (35th overall) to Rams to move up from 4th to 2nd overall
- Vikings trade 3rd rounder (96th overall) to Texans to move up from 40th to 33rd overall
01. Texans:
Blake Bortles, QB, UCF
02. Browns (f/STL via WAS):
Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M
03. Jaguars:
Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina
04. Rams (f/CLE):
Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M
05. Raiders:
Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville
06. Falcons:
Anthony Barr, DE/OLB, UCLA
07. Buccaneers:
Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson
08. Vikings:
Ra'Shede Hageman, DT, Minnesota
09. Bills:
Eric Ebron, TE, North Carolina
10. Lions:
Khalil Mack, OLB, Buffalo
11. Titans:
Greg Robinson, OT, Auburn
12. Giants:
Zack Martin, OT/OG, Notre Dame
13. Rams:
Calvin Pryor, S, Louisville
14. Bears:
Timmy Jernigan, DT, Florida State
15. Steelers:
Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M
16. Cowboys:
Louis Nix, DT, Notre Dame
17. Ravens:
Kelvin Benjamin, WR, Florida State
18. Jets:
Jace Amaro, TE, Texas Tech
19. Dolphins:
Antonio Richardson, OT, Tennessee
20. Cardinals:
Taylor Lewan, OT, Michigan
21. Packers:
C.J. Mosley, LB, Alabama
22. Eagles:
HaHa Clinton-Dix, S, Alabama
23. Chiefs:
Allen Robinson, WR, Penn State
24. Bengals:
Kony Ealy, DE, Missouri
25. Chargers:
Darqueze Dennard, CB, Michigan State
26. Browns (f/IND):
Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor
27. Saints:
Aaron Donald, DE/DT, Pittsburgh
28. Panthers:
Odell Beckham, WR, LSU
29. Patriots:
Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE, Washington
30. 49ers:
Justin Gilbert, CB, Oklahoma State
31. Broncos:
Trent Murphy, DE/OLB, Stanford
32. Seahawks:
Gabe Jackson, OG, Mississippi State
33. Vikings (f/HOU):
Derek Carr, QB, Fresno State
34. Redskins:
Stephon Tuitt, DE/DT, Notre Dame
35. Rams (f/CLE):
Lamarcus Joyner, DB, Florida State
36. Raiders:
Dee Ford, DE/OLB, Auburn
37. Falcons:
Cyrus Kouandjio, OT, Alabama
38. Buccaneers:
Dominique Easley, DE, Florida
39. Jaguars:
Ka'Deem Carey, RB, Arizona
40. Texans (f/MIN):
Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia
41. Bills:
Kyle Van Noy, OLB, BYU
42. Titans:
Tre Mason, RB, Auburn
43. Giants:
Jackson Jeffcoat, DE, Texas
44. Rams:
Marcus Roberson, CB, Florida
45. Lions:
Marqise Lee, WR, USC
46. Steelers:
Loucheiz Purifoy, CB, Florida
47. Cowboys:
Jeremiah Attaochu, DE/OLB, Georgia Tech
48. Ravens:
Christian Jones, ILB, Florida State
49. Jets:
Brandin Cooks, WR, Oregon State
50. Dolphins:
Xavier Su'a-Filo, OG, UCLA
51. Bears:
Craig Loston, S, LSU
52. Cardinals:
Michael Sam, DE/OLB, Missouri
53. Packers:
Deone Bucannon, S, Washington State
54. Eagles:
Davante Adams, WR, Fresno State
55. Bengals:
Jason Verrett, CB, TCU
56. 49ers (f/KC):
Jarvis Landry, WR, LSU
57. Chargers:
Scott Crichton, DE/OLB, Oregon State
58. Saints:
Keith McGill, CB, Utah
59. Colts:
Jordan Matthews, WR, Vanderbilt
60. Panthers:
David Yankey, OG/OT, Stanford
61. 49ers:
Travis Swanson, C, Arkansas
62. Patriots:
Donte Moncrief, WR, Ole Miss
63. Broncos:
Kyle Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech
64. Seahawks:
Carl Bradford, DE/OLB, Arizona State
65. Texans:
Trevor Reilly, DE/OLB, Utah
66. Redskins:
Weston Richburg, C, Colorado State
67. Raiders:
Ryan Shazier, OLB, Ohio State
68. Falcons:
Tre Boston, S, North Carolina
69. Jets (f/TB):
Jared Abbrederis, WR, Wisconsin
70. Jaguars:
Zach Mettenberger, QB, LSU
71. Browns:
Cyril Richardson, OG, Baylor
72. Vikings:
Shayne Skov, ILB, Stanford
73. Bills:
Ed Reynolds, S, Stanford
74. Giants:
Anthony Johnson, DT, LSU
75. Rams:
Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Eastern Illinois
76. Lions:
Bradley Roby, CB, Ohio State
77. 49ers (f/TEN):
Brandon Coleman, WR, Rutgers
78. Cowboys:
Ed Stinson, DE/DT, Alabama
79. Ravens:
JuWuan James, OT, Tennessee
80. Jets:
Joel Bitonio, OG, Nevada
81. Dolphins:
Carlos Hyde, RB, Ohio State
82. Bears:
Chris Smith, DE, Arkansas
83. Browns (f/PIT):
Anthony Steen, OG, Alabama
84. Cardinals:
Cameron Fleming, OT, Stanford
85. Packers:
Demarcus Lawrence, DE/OLB, Boise State
86. Eagles:
Adrian Hubbard, DE/OLB, Alabama
87. Chiefs:
Brandon Thomas, OG, Clemson
88. Bengals:
Will Sutton, DT, Arizona State
89. Chargers:
E.J. Gaines, CB, Missouri
90. Colts:
Chris Borland, ILB, Wisconsin
91. Saints:
Yawin Smallwood, ILB, Connecticut
92. Panthers:
Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB, Nebraska
93. Patriots:
Paul Richardson, WR, Colorado
94. 49ers:
Ego Ferguson, DE/DT, LSU
95. Broncos:
Victor Hampton, CB, South Carolina
96. Texans (f/SEA via MIN):
Billy Turner, OT, North Dakota State
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Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 1:31 am
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Brandin Cooks is too small for what the Jets need. I'd prefer Jordan Matthews there.
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Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 1:42 am
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Awesome raiders draft, though I would love to see the raiders take marqise lee over dee ford in the 2nd and grab chris smith in the 3rd. I think jags fans will be mad that they didn't take bridgewater over clowney.
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Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 2:01 am
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Three DB's in the first two rounds is a bit excessive. Turning #44 to Lee or Matthews is a good option.
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Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 2:11 am
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Why Nix at #16 for Dallas? Big NT type right? Dallas wants penetrating DT's that can get up field and rush the passer...what was Dallas' biggest problem last year...NO PASS RUSH...yet u have the Boys going after a 340 NT when the nations best Defensive player is sitting there...DT Aaron Donald and even a stud DE Kony Ealy and in the 2nd round guys like DE Crischton OG Yankey and OLB Shazier could all be considered 1st round tallent and are right there for Dallas to take instead of a project and twiner like DE/OLB Attachou...and in the 3rd round DT Will Sutton DE Demarcus Lawrence or OG Dakota Dozier would be a steal...personally id go
1) DT Aaron Donald
2) OLB Ryan Shazier
3) DE Demarcus Lawrence
and trade back up into round 3 to land the teams future starting RG with OT experiecs Dakota Dozier
and id predict OLB Ryan Shazier Defensive Rookie of the Year
Minnesota taking DT Hageman that high is a head scratcher Id think theyd pounce on K Mack or let someone trade up for that stud...but moving up to draft QB Carr is a good move and why would Cleveland trade up when they are garenteed either Johnny Football or Teddy
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Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 2:16 am
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05. Raiders: Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville
I am loving you so much right now...
36. Raiders: Dee Ford, DE/OLB, Auburn
Haven't seen this one before. Interesting. I would not hate it.
67. Raiders: Ryan Shazier, OLB, Ohio State
Considering Ford would have to play LB in our base defense, we couldn't justify double dipping the position. I like the player. We just wouldn't have a place for him. Sio Moore is going to be starting on one side or the other, and Kevin Roach is locked in as the MLB.
Someone like Abbrederis, EJ Gaines or Stanley Jean-Baptiste would be a great pick there, I think.
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Posts: 12416
Location: Niagara Falls
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 2:39 am
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I don't like the Bills draft based on who is on our board. Khalil Mack at 9 and Cyril Richardson would be perfect 1/2 for the Bills. Mack adds another play maker to a potentially good unit and Cyril Richardson could start at LG from day 1 coming from a high tempo offense like Baylor.
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Posts: 9365
Location: California
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 2:58 am
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Raiders only need 1 OLB. Personally I'd keep Shazier and take Yankey in rd 2 instead of Ford.
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Posts: 11629
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 3:15 am
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Im guessing you drafted with BPA for each team? You didn't really go with needs at all for the Falcons in the 1st 3 rounds.
I'll give you some credit on Barr as it does hit one of our needs in a DE/LB but Barr doesn't quite fit our scheme as well as Mack does. He doesn't really drop in coverage well or defend the run well from that position more of a pure speed pass rusher overall. Where as Mack is much better in coverage and against the run which is a must in our scheme from that position.
The 2nd and 3rd rounds were a huge miss on both picks. We have absolutely zero need for a LT in this draft so not sure where that pick came from. We also already have a starting FS and SS on the team in Thomas Decoud and William Moore. Now Decoud can be upgraded but he has to be cut before he can be upgraded since that hasn't happened yet you can't just assume it will and give us a FS to replace him.
You completly failed on addressing 3 of the falcons 4 top needs and the 1 you did hit on doesn't even fit our scheme as well as a guy you have going a little after us. The top 4 needs in order are DE/LB - DT - RG - DT yes DT twice as we don't have a DT on the roster that has started before or played like 20% of the snaps We need atleast 3 possibly 4 Dt's
this offseason as of right now.
Here is a revised draft with your players and picks of who fell to us.
1st - Khalil Mack - De/Lb
2nd - Attouchu or Sutton De or DT here why is Sutton so low in your mock?
3rd - Cyril Richardson - OG - Steal of a pick here for a huge need.
2010 and 2013
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Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 3:18 am
Post subject:
CaliforniaKid7 wrote:
Raiders only need 1 OLB. Personally I'd keep Shazier and take Yankey in rd 2 instead of Ford.
I was assuming Ford would play DE. I think he's more than capable of playing in either a 4-3 or 3-4 scheme.
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Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 4:16 am
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Great for Denver. Although Turner is tempting in the third
Favorite Players in this Class:
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Location: racist desert wasteland
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 4:30 am
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Michael Sam can't play OLB in our scheme and we don't need another DE. Jason Verrett should be the pick there.
Deone hits hard....
Daryl Washington is an
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Posts: 1312
Location: Denmark
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 7:47 am
Post subject: Re: CatalystNX Mock 2.0 (3 ROUNDS)
CatalystNX wrote:
30. 49ers:
Justin Gilbert, CB, Oklahoma State
56. 49ers (f/KC):
Jarvis Landry, WR, LSU
61. 49ers:
Travis Swanson, C, Arkansas
77. 49ers (f/TEN):
Brandon Coleman, WR, Rutgers
94. 49ers:
Ego Ferguson, DE/DT, LSU
30. Justin Gilbert, CB
43. Marqise Lee, WR (trade 56+77)
61. Travis Swanson, OC
94. Ahmad Dixon, SS
would be close to ideal IMHO
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Posts: 59116
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 7:50 am
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Nightmare first two rounds for Cleveland
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Posts: 8631
Location: Toronto, CA
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 8:24 am
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I would prefer Mack or Robinson in Round 1
I like the very realistic trade up with SEA 3rd as compensation.
Carr is a fair selection at the top of Round 2
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Car Rental Strategy for Walt Disney World
Things to Consider
Senior writer Mike Scopa shares his experiences with car rentals!
When putting together a trip to Orlando, it's normal for us to first think of where we'll be placing our heads at night. Will we sleep on or off Disney property? Also, if we sleep on the property, where exactly will we stay? There are so many options to choose from that sometimes we are torn among these choices. However, price is usually a driving factor in the decision.
We also think about the best way to tour the parks and that means what type of admission media to purchase. Ticket options and the thought of purchasing an Annual Pass may also be driven by not only price but what benefits can be realized by each choice.
The food budget is always up there as a priority. This budget line item is usually driven by the type of restaurants planned for the trip and the dining frequency of the travelers.
Of course all this happy vacation time cannot take place until you arrive at Walt Disney World and that means deciding your means of travel. For some, the thought of driving to Orlando has great appeal because it offers the opportunity to not just save on airfare but to also avoid the need to rent a car while visiting Mickey and friends.
But let's talk about one of the most overlooked expenses in a Walt Disney World vacation -- the decision regarding whether to rent a car.
What about those folks who don't have the extra time to drive to Florida? They get there by flying and may feel the need to rent a car. What options do they have?
Arguments for renting a car are as follows:
- It will save time. This is true in most cases when you want to zip from one park to another or if you want to visit a special resort or visit DownTown Disney.
- It is more comfortable than Disney Transportation. Well, you cannot argue with that because you'll always have a seat, something you cannot guarantee on a monorail, boat, or bus.
- It allows for flexibility. Yes, it does because you can go anywhere you want at anytime, even off the property without being at the mercy of a transportation schedule.
Of course let's look at some arguments against rental cars where you will hear guests say:
- I don't want to have to drive while on vacation. This is true for some folks because they don't want to worry about parking and gas and all that jazz.
- I like the buses because they take me right up to the front of the park. Well, sort of. You are closer to the front of the park and do not need to take a tram from the parking lot. This argument is best made for the Magic Kingdom.
- It's too expensive. For the price of renting a car for a week I can buy either admission media or have several nice meals. But what is expensive? Also, how much do you value your time?
That last item is the one I want to focus on because it is not necessarily true.
Since the first time I rented a car in Orlando back in the 1970s, I have learned that patience and research go a long way toward getting the right deal for rental cars when visiting Mickey and friends. I'd like to share what I've learned. Keep in mind that most of these "lessons" have come within the last several years.
- Big savings come in little packages. What does this mean? Simply that
when you rent in Orlando try to rent the smallest size car you can.
Why? Well, besides the lower rental fee per day, you will also realize
savings on gas, and gas is not cheap these days. Renting the smallest
car you can is not always the cheapest vehicle to rent. In late 2005
and in early 2006 I rented a mid-sized SUV for less than I could have
rented a smaller vehicle. It's always good to check. Also, the smaller
the car the quicker the air conditioning can do its work during those
hot, summer months.
- Join the club. Many of the car rental agencies offer free club memberships
(such as Quicksilver for Alamo and Emerald Aisle for National) and in
some cases, not all, you may get a great deal. However, it's the credit
you get for renting with that agency that may pay off for you down the
road. Being a member of these clubs in most, but not all cases, allows
you to go from the plane and right to your car... a timesaver.
- Are you picky? In the case of some car rental agency clubs you can
go over to where the cars are parked and choose your car. It makes for
a quicker and easier way to start your vacation. However, be careful,
as some agencies will tell you which car is yours. I am hesitant to
tell you which agencies do this because policies do change so please
check with all the agencies before making your decision.
- Online reservations. I love the fact that I can make my reservations
online. I find it to be a game to find the best deal for my needs. Years
ago, the further out you made your reservation the better the rates.
Not so much anymore. For example, the day that I wrote this article,
I checked to see how much it would cost to make a reservation one month
in advance for a one-week rental of a compact car in Orlando. The price:
$572. This was without any discounts. Making the same reservation one
week in advance, with the same agency, the price was $316. Again, this
is without discounts. So feel free to make a reservation in advance
just to secure a car, but don't settle for the first price. Applying
a discount could easily drop this price well under $300.
- Discounts. Where do I start? The online sites offer deals, club memberships
offer you deals, even airlines offer you deals. If you are a member
of any organization, like AAA or AARP (my favorite) then seek out their
discounts. Also, always check www.mousesavers.com
for the latest in rental discounts.
- Discounts and more. Lately you will find many other "carrots"
placed in front of your face to use this agency or go through this path
to rent a car. Don't ignore them because although they may not always
give you immediate benefits, they may pay off for you down the line.
For example, Southwest Airlines one time offered me double Rapid Rewards
Points if I rented my car through them with Alamo. I believe that after
checking all the other discounts that it would cost me only an extra
$30 for the entire rental by doing so. It paid off in other ways because
it got me that much closer to a free flight later that year. This is
just one example of how doing your homework and looking at what works
best for you can help with your car rentals. Sometimes the cheapest
is not always the best.
- Pre-pay or not? I have never taken this option before but on my next
trip I may strongly consider this option, especially if I can combine
it with a relatively good discount. Not all rental agencies offer this
payment option so you will have to check with each agency.
- Pre-Pay Gas? With gas prices the way they are this is something I am paying more attention to these days. Gas prices fluctuate and maybe one of these days the convenience of not having to fill up the tank before returning the car will pay off. This comes down to what is convenient for the individual. If you have to fill up before returning the car then you need to take note as to where the gas stations are and build that "gas-up" time into your departure schedule.
- Insurance. On one of my trips I returned to my rental car in Disney's Hollywood Studios guest parking lot to find a crack in my windshield. I immediately called my insurance company and they took care of this for me. It's important to know what your coverage gives you and in many cases your credit card company will cover you. Play it safe and check before you pick up the car and are asked if you want additional insurance.
I hope I haven't made renting a car in Orlando too complicated for you. The purpose here is to give you some guidance as to what works best. Keep these points in mind:
- Determine which agency best serves your needs.
- Join the car agency club to gain membership benefits.
- Look for discounts everywhere.
- Rent the smallest car possible.
- Make sure you understand your insurance coverage.
Before I forget, here's some important information. Not every rental car agency is located at Terminals A and B at Orlando International Airport. Here is the list of those agencies at these terminals:
- Advantage Rent A Car
- Alamo
- Avis
- Budget
- Dollar Car Rental
- Enterprise Rent A Car
- E-Z Rent A Car
- Hertz Car Rental
- L and M Car Rental
- National
- Thrifty
There are 14 other agencies that are near the airport, but they require a shuttle to get to these off-airport locations, and that takes time. If you would like to check these agencies, go to http://www.orlandoairports.net/transport/rental_cars.htm for the entire list.
Note that you can also find some car rental locations on Walt Disney World property:
- The Walt Disney World Car Care Center houses both Alamo and National offices onsite. It is located near the Magic Kingdom and provides shuttles that will pick you up from any WDW hotel and take you to the Car Center to pick up your car.
- The Walt Disney World Dolphin Hotel is another location on property for both Alamo and National. So if you stay at this resort... catch my drift?
- If you are in the military and stay at Disney's Shades of Green Resort, you have the option of renting from Hertz Car Rental, which has an office at that resort.
- If you happen to stay at one of the hotels near Downtown Disney you may be interested to know which agencies are located nearby. Listed in the order of my preference they are:
- National at Buena Vista Palace
- Avis at the Hilton
- Enterprise at Royal Plaza
- Budget at Doubletree Guest Suites
- Dollar at Wyndham Lake Buena Vista
This gives you some options, such as not having to drive to and from the airport, saving gas and maybe one day's rental. Be sure to check out car pick-up and drop-off at different Orlando locations for the best deal.
If you do rent at the airport and like to return your car with a full tank there are several Hess service stations on Buena Vista Drive where you can gas up. One is located across from Downtown Disney and the other is located a few miles up the road, close to Disney's Hollywood Studios. There is also one on the right side of World Drive as you exit the Magic Kingdom. These three locations are the most popular ones used by guests.
There are a few gas stations, including Hess, that you will find on your way back to the airport, and in recent years they have seemed to have lower prices than those on WDW property. These are good to know in case you want to make sure you are returning your vehicle with a full tank of gas.
As always, regarding whether or not to rent a car during your stay, which agency to go with, and other options, doing your homework will result in the best decision opportunities for you and will make for an enjoyable Walt Disney World vacation... something Mickey wants, too.
Happy motoring.
Dan Cotterell from Canada writes: Use the Disney bus from the
airport to your hotel and as soon as you check-in call the car rental
at Disney. They will send a shuttle over to pick you up, do the paper
work and save approximately $100 over renting the same car at the airport.
It is much more comfortable taking the bus from the airport than driving
to the resorts (and no toll cost). Dropping your car off at the end of
the vacation is easier and taking the bus back to the airport is much
more convenient. When it is time to leave your resort you check out at
11 a.m., and the hotel will store your baggage. When you are approaching
your departure time, you return the car and their shuttle will take you
back to your resort and then you jump on the Disney bus. We have rented
cars from the airport many times, but the last time we went we tried the
above and it worked out very well. You also save the gas it takes to travel
from and to the airport. Because we were able to keep the car well past
check-out time, we went back into one of the parks, had a great lunch,
went over to Downtown Disney, shopped, filled the tank up with gas. Then
we drove over to the Magic Kingdom parking lot and dropped off the car.
They dropped us off at our resort and everything went as smooth as clockwork.
And because we were so close to every place we wanted to go we only used
$14 in gas for a 10-day stay (we had an SUV for four people). We found
that we would normally lose close to two days of our vacation because
of check-in/out, and getting the car back to the airport on time.
Kim Brown says: If you will be renting a car while on your WDW vacation and flying, check flying into Tampa Airport. Twice we found that we saved so much money flying into Tampa vs. Orlando. We always rent a car when we go and the drive from Tampa to WDW was almost the same amount of time. Also, the airport seems much more low key.
Mike Nowicki emails: I take one more step when renting a car.
Knowing for sure that I am headed to the World for a vacation, I immediately
make a car reservation for the best deal I can find. Check back often
after that as prices will fluctuate like airline prices (though usually
not as much) and better deals can sometimes be had. You can cancel a reservation
easily with no penalties if you find a better deal later.
Stephanie Lundgren Parker, Colorado, shares: We spent six nights at Pop Century Resort and then took the three-night Disney Cruise. The cost of Disney transportation from our resort to Port Canaveral was extremely prohibitive and the thought of loading all of our luggage onto a Disney bus to get to the "moderate" hotels to rent an Alamo car was unappealing! The solution came from Enterprise Rent a Car. Their advertising slogan is "We'll pick you up!" and that they did. I made our reservation prior to arriving in FL and then called the morning of check-out and they came to pick up my husband to rent the car. It was very convenient and did not cost anything additional. Thank you for all the amazing information about everything Disney, you made our trip the, "trip of a lifetime!" and I would not have been able to do it without you!


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hi there i came across a ps who says invented the brazilian tt which is so much better than the normal tt carried out by most as gives zero seromas no need for drains and little down time? iv not heard if the brazilian tt until now, what is the difference and how do i know if my ps will do this technique? cheers nenee
Brazilian Tummy Tuck vs. Full Tummy Tuck - What's the Difference?
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Brazilian Tummy Tuck
Your description seems to refer to a tummy tuck technique that includes:
- less undermining in the upper abdomen
- lifting of the lower abdominal tissues in a particular layer, in combination with lipoplasty
using extensive suturing ("quilting sutures") as part of the closure to:
- reduce the chance of seroma (fluid accumulation post-op
- eliminate the use of drains
I happen to prefer to use this technique in my practice, with great success.
However, experts will not necessarily agree on what is optimal for a given procedure in a specific patient.
Brazilian Tummy tuck
A tummy tuck is not one operation but a range which can treat skin and muscle laxity as well as localized fatty deposits. The Brazilian tummy tuck involves components of a mini and full tummy tuck. Generally speaking it may be good for reasonable amounts of skin laxity but it may no be appropriate for more advanced cases. From your picture, it appears to be an option.
Learn more: http://www.bodysculptor.com/chicago-photo-gallery/tummy-tuck/
that which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet. A brazilian tummy tuck is still a tummy tuck. The idea is to do more liposuction and less skin undermining. This preserves lymphatics and veins that are interrupted in traditional tummy tucks. These vessels are responsible for draining serum which may collect into a seroma during a traditional tummy tuck. In my view, plastic surgery is a science and art. The names of procedures is often savvy marketing in my opinion. Plastic surgeons notoriously claim to have invented or perfected a procedure. I invented the Brazilian Breast Augmentation ..... See how sexy and amazing that sounds. ( I didn't invent anything). The proof is in the pudding. Your best bet is to seek the counsel of several qualified surgeons. Your best referral is a personal referral. Real patient comments are legitimate ones. Look at pictures and talk to a physician's patients. Cut through the marketing as much as you can and take your time in choosing your surgeon. Good luck!!
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Brazilian Tummy Tuck vs. Full Tummy Tuck
Another name for a mini tummy tuck with upper abdominal liposuction. A full tummy tuck is a completely different operation. Best to have this explained in person from a boarded plastic surgeon in your area.
"Brazilian" tummy tuck vs the good old-fashioned kind
As plastic surgeons, we tend to perform procedures that are reliable and time-tested. Most procedures have standard components that are always done to get good results. In a full tummy tuck, we remove extra skin, tighten the muscles, and remove extra fat from the abdomen. Sometimes we add additional refinements to enhance our results--this would include performing liposuction of the waist, hips, and flanks at the time of a tummy tuck, for instance.
When you find a named procedure that is only done by a few rare surgeons, you can bet that procedure is mostly a marketing term, not a truly new procedure. The Brazilian tummy tuck is just a tummy tuck with liposuction. The procedure also involves some additional internal stitches that allow you to forego drains (and, yes, you can still develop a seroma--any surgeon who tells you otherwise isn't being honest with you).
Find a few surgeons who are board-certified and have consultations. You'll know where you "fit" once you've talked to all of them. You'll also know if a tummy tuck is right for you. Best wishes!
Tummy tuck
If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is. I would be cautious with this one. Go see another surgeon and get evaluated for tummy tuck.
Learn more: http://www.stevenwallachmd.com
Tummy tuck
Beware of any plastic surgeon that says he invented a procedure. You can name anything you do and unfortunately it is mostly to attract patients and probably charge more money for doing the same thing. Seromas are one of the most common problems after the tummy tuck and its incidence can be diminished by either drains or quilting stitches to close the large space. Look at the final results of your doctors but make sure they are certfied in plastic surgery. Watch my video!
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Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council is inviting residents across the borough to comment on the latest version of the borough's Local Plan in a public consultation which runs until June 13.
No new housing sites have been added to the draft plan, and councillors from the borough council have decided to stick to a previously-agreed annual housing figure of 748 new homes per year.
The borough council's development control committee decided to go with the agreed figure of 748 despite a recommendation from council officers to increase the annual figure to 807 new homes per year in January.
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The number of homes proposed for the Kennel Farm development, off the A30 Winchester Road, has increased from 250 to 310 homes after Eric Pickles, Secretary of State for Communi-ties and Local Government, over-ruled the wishes of councillors who wanted to reject a planning application from developer Wates.
The allocation of homes to be built on land to the east of Basingstoke, at Old Basing, has also been reduced from 900 to 450 homes.
The Local Plan, which has to be approved by a Government planning inspector, will guide decisions on all future planning applications. It also contains policies on where new homes and business premises will be permitted in addition to policies which will protect existing communities and the countryside.
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KENDAL Town were edged out by fifth-placed Worksop Town in a thrilling encounter which included seven goals, three penalties and two red cards at Parkside Road.
In an end-to-end affair, Kendal Town were the first to strike in the 20th minute. Callum Hoctor played a beautiful cross into the box which Maison McGeechan failed to reach despite his Diego Maradona-style attempt at scoring with his hand. But Worksop goalkeeper Paul Bastock also missed the ball, so from a tight angle the impressive Zach Clark squared the ball back into the area and Mike Rushton tucked his effort into the back of the net to make it 1-0.
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Only three minutes had passed though when the Black and Whites reclaimed the lead. Hoctor once again on the left was played a good ball by the effervescent McGeechan, and the winger found full back Dean Overson in acres of space on the right hand side just inside the box. Overson rifled his shot beyond Bastock at his near post to put Kendal back in front in style.
Worksop were clearly feeling the strain imposed by the Mintcakes, so much so that striker Leon Mettam was substituted off just after the goal. Mettam had an angry exchange with his manager on the touchline as emotions were running high among players and staff in the away team dugout.
Proceedings took a much worse turn for the away side when their captain Stuart Ludlam was harshly given a straight red card three minutes before half time for using foul and abusive language, allegedly towards the linesman, in an incident where a yellow card would have seemed a lot fairer.
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The two sendings-off meant that both sides had lots of space to work with, and Clark came into his own for Kendal as he repeatedly attacked from the right-hand-side. One such move in the 54th minute failed to come to fruition after he shot straight at Bastock, but a poor kick from the keeper went straight to Clark, who took a couple of touches and fired a shot from the edge of the box that was well blocked by Kern Miller.
Worksop's enormous striker Tom Denton was proving a handful for Kendal's centre backs and with the extra space, Kendal's left hand side was exposed as full back Ryan Clark marauded forward for the away side on several occasions.
But it was Kendal who took the lead for the third time after a melee in the box resulted in Miller being booked for handball. Firstly substitute Simon Rawnsley was up-ended by Phil Roe, who was booked for the challenge later, but the referee played advantage because from the resulting cross by Clark, a header by Martin Grundy struck a clutch of bodies in the box despite him having the entire goal to aim for. The ball fell to Jack Cook, who hit the post with his effort, but referee Paul Brown called play back to a previous instant of handball and awarded the home side a penalty. Up stepped McGeechan, who squeezed the ball past Bastock's despairing fingertips as Kendal went 3-2 up with 17 minutes to play.
It should have been time for Kendal to 'park the bus' and get men behind the ball, but in the 78th minute Worksop took advantage of the Black and Whites' exposed left flank as Clark went on another run, easily riding the sliding challenge of substitute Tom Williams. He played a beautiful cross into the box right onto Denton's head, whose effort looped over Dootson, giving him no chance, and the striker restored parity yet again for the away side.
Worksop should have had the game's fourth penalty when Brown seemed to pull Nathan Modest back after both players were on the ground in the box following a great tackle by the Kendal skipper, but the referee waved Worksop's appeals away in the 81st minute.
However, with just six minutes remaining, Worksop took the lead for the first time in the game when referee Brown played an excellent advantage after Modest was fouled on the edge of the area. Denton curled a lovely low shot into the corner of the net to the delight of the away supporters, and Kendal were left to rue an opportunity to move away from the relegation zone missed.
Kendal Town
Craig Dootson, Dean Overson, James Short, Jack Cook, Kevin Brown (c), Adam Freeland, Martin Grundy, Zach Clark, Mike Rushton, Maison McGeechan, Callum Hoctor
Substitutes: Tom Williams for Short (56), Simon Rawnsley for Rushton (67), Aaron Helliwell for Grundy (86)
Subs not used: Danny Maghan, Dan Ferguson
Yellow cards: Adam Freeland, Dean Overson, Aaron Helliwell
Red cards: Adam Freeland
Worksop Town
Paul Bastock, Ryan Clark, Phil Roe, Martin Ball, Stuart Ludlam (c), Kern Miller, Craig King, Steve Towers (Bradley Kilburn 66), Tom Denton, Leon Mettam (Nathan Modest 32), Lee Potts (Matt Young 66).
Subs not used: Lee Ridley, Sam Jepson.
Yellow cards: Steve Towers, Kern Miller, Phil Roe, Bradley Kilburn
Red cards: Stuart Ludlam
Key man: Zach Clark - Posed a massive threat to Worksop Town on the right hand side and showed fantastic work rate to keep his team going.
Attendance: 215