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Who is the Maine songwriter of the year?
Peter Alexander, president of the Maine Songwriters Association (MSA), is hosting the finalists of the second annual MSA contest to find the best songwriter of the year this weekend at Frontier Cafe in Brunswick. Maine, and especially Portland, is brimming with talented musicians (see numbers 13 through 17 in our Reasons to Love Portland), and the contest seeks to highlight some up and comers in the state. Alexander provided us with sample songs from this years contestants. Listen to their tunes for yourself, and be sure to check out other musicians around Maine.
Caroline Cotter - La Marionette (http://www.carolinecotter.com/la-marionette.html)
Ed Desjardins- The Greatest Story Never Told (http://mainesongwriters.com/main/wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms/3-a3b9a6bf710862b0cce7e25d50948a67/2012/06/MASGREATEST.mp3)
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Shanna Underwood - Dry Water (http://mainesongwriters.com/main/wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms/3-a3b9a6bf710862b0cce7e25d50948a67/2012/07/6-3-Dry-Water_2.mp3)
Heather Pierson - A Hard Man To Please (http://mainesongwriters.com/main/wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms/3-a3b9a6bf710862b0cce7e25d50948a67/2012/07/01-A-Hard-Man-To-Please-live.mp3)
Earl Bigelow - Rocking Stone (www.mainesongwriters.com/main/wp-content/uploads/gravity_forms/3-a3b9a6bf710862b0cce7e25d50948a67/2012/08/01-Rocking-Stone.mp3)
Jed Curtis – Heartache (http://jedsongs.bandcamp.com/track/heartache)
Thom Perkins and Kathy Bennett- House on Fire (http://www.reverbnation.com/play_now/song_13999485?)
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(1) Echoes of El Salvador in Tales of US-Approved Death Squads Patrick Cockburn The Independent - Analysis 23 October 2010 http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/patrick-cockburn-echoes-of-el-salvador-in-tales-of-usapproved-death-squads-2114410.html The Iraqi documents released by Wikileaks produce significantly more detail on US actions in the war in Iraq , but do they produce anything that we did not know already? The Pentagon will huff and puff with rage as it did over the Wikileaks release of US military documents about Afghanistan, when it took the contradictory position that there was little new in what has been leaked, but important sources of intelligence had somehow still been compromised. The leaks are important because they prove much of what was previously only suspected but never admitted by the US army or explained in detail. It was obvious from 2004 that US forces almost always ignored cases of torture by Iraqi government forces, but this is now shown to have been official policy. Of particular interest to Iraqis, when Wikileaks releases the rest of its hoard of documents, will be to see if there is any sign of how far US forces were involved in death squad activities from 2004. From the summer of 2004 Iraq slipped into a sectarian civil war of great savagery as al-Qa'ida launched attacks on the Shia who increasingly dominated the government. From late in 2004 Interior Ministry troops trained by the Americans were taking part in savage raids on Sunni or suspected Baathist districts. People prominent in Saddam Hussein's regime were arrested and disappeared for few days until their tortured bodies were dumped beside the roads. Iraqi leaders whispered that the Americans were involved in the training of what were in fact death squads in official guise. It was said that US actions were modelled on counter-insurgency methods pioneered in El Salvador by US-trained Salvadoran government units. It was no secret that torture of prisoners had become the norm in Iraqi government prisons as it established its own security services from 2004. Men who were clearly the victims of torture were often put on television where they would confess to murder, torture and rape. But after a time it was noticed that many of those whom they claimed to have killed were still alive. The Sunni community at this time were terrified of mass sweeps by the US forces, sometimes accompanied by Iraqi government units, in which all young men of military age were arrested. Tribal elders would often rush to the American to demand that the prisoners not be handed over to the Iraqi army or police who were likely to torture or murder them. The power drill was a favourite measure of torture. It is clear that the US military knew all about this. From the end of 2007 the war began to change as the Americans began to appear as the defenders of the Sunni community. The US military offensives against al-Qa'ida and the Mehdi Army Shiah militia were accompanied by a rash of assassinations. Again it would be interesting to know more detail about how far the US military was involved in these killings, particularly against the followers of the nationalist cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. There were a series of interconnected conflicts going on in in Iraq during the American occupation in 2004-9. One that the seldom made headlines involved a series of tit- for-tat killings and kidnappings against each other by the Americans and Iranians. This reached its peak in 2007 when the Americans tried to seize Iranian intelligence leaders visiting Kurdistan and US soldiers were killed in an abortive raid in Kerbala. The capture of British naval personnel by Iranian Revolutionary Guards may have been part of this shadowy conflict. Information about Iraq leaked, like that about Afghanistan, should come with a health warning. The Americans were often told by Iraqis, low level agents or high level ministers, what they supposed the Americans wanted to hear, notably that an Iranian hand was behind many anti-American actions. Much of this is likely to be nonsense. Information given to the Americans by Afghan intelligence implicating Pakistan and ISI military intelligence in aiding the Taliban was obviously concocted. It is not that the Pakistan military do not help the Taliban but they do so subtly and with care to make sure their involvement cannot be traced. Iraqi intelligence passed to the Americans is likely to be equally biased. (2) Could Wikileaks Leave Iraq Without A Government? by Juan Cole Informed Comment October 24, 2010 http://www.juancole.com/ The wikileaks document dump from the Iraq War may well derail the formation of a government by implicating caretaker prime minister Nuri al-Maliki in running death squads. We are in our seventh month since the March 7 elections, but no new prime minister has been named because no party or coalition has the 163 seats needed for a majority in Parliament. In recent weeks caretaker prime minister Nuri al-Maliki has finally put together some 138 seats, needing only 25 to form a government. But the Wikileak allegations about the government running Shiite death squads during al-Maliki's term as prime minister may have derailed that process. Al-Maliki's rival, the largely secular Iraqiya List of Iyad Allawi, has slammed him in the aftermath of the leaks and has demanded an investigation of him. He says he is suspicious of the timing of the leaks. (Likely he means that it is odd that this information surfaced just as he closed in on nailing down a second term as prime minister, a development not welcome to Washington because it was fostered by Iran.) But it is silly to allege that Julian Assange is secretly working for the US government. Jordanian t.v., which probably backs Allawi because he now heads a party popular with the Sunni Arabs, had this report, according to the USG open source center : ` Within its 1700 GMT newscast on 23 October, the Jordan Television carries as its 12th news item a report on the classified documents posted on WikiLeaks. The channel says: "Iraqi officials have vowed to investigate any claims about crimes committed by the police and the army during the war in Iraq after WikiLeaks has published on its website classified US files that included the details of violations committed against prisoners at the hands of Iraqi forces." The channel then carries a video report by its reporter Sami al-Harbi in which he says: "As expected, WikiLeaks has set off d a big bomb through publishing documents on violations committed by the US forces against Iraqis, which included killing and torture. Reactions by many parties denounced what has been published. The United Nations called on Washington to investigate the information published on this website and to quickly verify he cases of torture mentioned in the US Army's documents. The Iraqi side through the interior minister denounced such violations, affirming that the government will begin an investigation to verify the published information." The report adds: "The Iraqi street that was not surprised at these documents stressed the importance of these documents in revealing the violations against Iraqis during the war." The report notes: "The documents that referred to the role of Al-Maliki in these violations are expected to diminish his chances in the upcoming battle for prime minister's post. Iraqi officials pledged to investigate any claims on crimes committed by the police or the army during the sectarian war in Iraq. This was confirmed by Major General Husayn Kamal, one of the deputies of the Iraqi interior minister, who said that the Iraqi officials will not turn a blind eye to these acts and any person involved in the violations." The channel goes on to report: "WikiLeaks website published some 400,000 US classified documents on the war on Iraq, some of which mentioned in detail horrible cases of abuse of prisoners by the Iraqi forces, which the United States was aware of but did not launch an investigation into them, according to the website." 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Hot Rod Cigars
Turning 70 is a big milestone, and Miami Cigar & Co.'s Nestor Miranda will be celebrating his birthday next year with a unique, limited-edition...more
Posted: December 20, 2012 By G. Clay Whittaker
Stronger La Aroma Makes Market Debut
There's a new La Aroma de Cuba on the market, stronger and darker than the original version....more
Posted: December 19, 2012 By David Savona
EXCLUSIVE—Pete Johnson Adding Corona Gorda to L'Atelier
The flagship brand of Pete Johnson's new company, L'Atelier Imports, is getting a new size that is not only slimmer than its predecessors, but also...more
Posted: December 18, 2012 By Andrew Nagy
Ten Years of Pepin Garcia
The year 2013 marks the tenth anniversary of when José "Pepin" Garcia of My Father Cigars Inc. began rolling his namesake Don Pepin Garcia brand in...more
Posted: December 17, 2012 By David Savona
New Dunhill Made With Extra-Old Tobacco
There's a new Dunhill heading to store shelves, and it's made with some of the oldest tobaccos ever put into a cigar bearing the brand's name. The...more
Posted: December 14, 2012 By David Savona
Casa Cuba from Fuente Coming in 2013
An elusive Fuente brand called Casa Cuba has been on hold for more than a year. Blended by company patriarch Carlos Fuente Sr., samples of these...more
Posted: December 11, 2012 By Gregory Mottola
An Interview with Marvin R. Shanken
The editor, publisher and founder of Cigar Aficionado sits down with his Executive Editor, Gordon Mott, to talk about the genesis of the magazine, and his love of cigars.
Posted: December 10, 2012 By Gordon Mott
Countdown to the Top 25 Best Cigars of 2012 Begins
The new year is just around the corner, and for cigar lovers that means one thing: The unveiling of Cigar Aficionado's Top 25 Best Cigars of...more
Posted: December 6, 2012 By CA Staff
Ted's Cigars Launches Dale Earnhardt Jr. Cigar
NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr. and Ted's Cigars have partnered to release a mild-bodied, one-size cigar branded with his signature #88, and...more
Posted: December 5, 2012 By G. Clay Whittaker
The Caribbean's Finest
Our panel of travel experts pick their favorite destinations across the region, and the best hotels, restaurants and golf courses on each island
Posted: December 1, 2012 By Larry Olmsted
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Posted: December 1, 2012
Armando Garcia, Cigar Machine Master, Dies at 86
The man who knew the ins and outs of cigar-making machines probably better than anyone else in the world died this week. Armando Garcia passed away...more
Posted: November 30, 2012 By David Savona


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Eugene's boat - the Ultimate Urban Kayak! I told him he has to learn to roll to show off that bottom properly. He wants to!
Orient Point - Sebago Canoe Club Cruising Committee, August 8-9 2010 Another great weekend of camping, paddling, food & friends courtesy of the Sebago Canoe Club's Cruising Committee masterminds, Tony & Walter (aka "Pinky & The Brain"). Featuring a couple of lighthouses, the first successful raising of the Cruising Committee Canopy (Tony takes the credit - he says "When I stopped trying to help, it finally went up"), blackberry picking & the COOLEST Brooklyn kayak I ever saw. Orient Point was on day 1; Day 2, those of us who were left split into 2 smaller groups & paddled the sheltered marshes of Long Beach Bay & adjacent Little Bay. A great weekend!


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There's a place on Padonia Road that serves really great steaks, and this time, we don't mean Christopher Daniel. We're talking about Rib 'N Reef (22 W. Padonia Road, Timonium, 410-560-0906), which occupies the same space as the now-defunct Gibby's Seafood restaurant. That place was beloved by its regulars, and from what we see and hear, Rib 'N Reef is, gradually, earning its own legion of fans. It's easy to see (and taste) why—the menu takes good old American favorites and makes a few interesting adjustments.
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Bar, atmosphere, TVs, bring 'em in.
Brewer's Hill Pub and Grill (3734 Fleet St., 410-558-1620) is a watering hole with a bit of a split personality disorder.
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A new twist on barbecue comes to Lauraville.
Any place calling itself "Alabama BBQ" is bound to offer a new take on a familiar cuisine, and Alabama BBQ Company (4311 Harford Road, 410-254-1440, alabamabbqcompany.com) doesn't disappoint. You'll find the usual assortment of pulled pork, pulled chicken, brisket, and ribs, all smoked with a mixture of various fruitwoods and hickory.
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This French dessert is a classic finale to a holiday meal.
The holiday season is all about succumbing to sweet traditions–candy canes, sugar cookies, and, yes, even fruitcake. But what could be more tempting than a buche de Noel? Translated "yule log," the classic French Christmas dessert usually features genoise (yellow sponge cake) rolled with jam or buttercream frosting, then covered with more frosting and garnished with delicate meringue mushrooms. Patisserie Poupon (820 E.
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If you haven't been to this Ecuadorian gem, you don't know what you're missing.
A sweet little Ecuadorian storefront restaurant has survived for more than three years on Fells Point's Latino restaurant row, where storefronts tend to come and go. That alone speaks to the quality of La Cazuela, (1718 Eastern Ave., 410-522-9485), which distinguishes itself from its competitors with its genuine restaurant feel (beige tablecloths and spotless, sunny surrounds), the attentive ministrations of owners Enrique and Marina Tapia, and its consistently fine food. Yet on a recent visit, we were troubled to see the place nearly empty.
We'll Drink to That!
The storm clouds of holiday stress are gathering forebodingly on the horizon. Many of our most important religious and secular holidays manage to be crammed into a period of just five weeks. But lest we forget, 'tis the season of love, happiness, family, friends, and spiritual renewal. And it's that spirit of conviviality—and the joy that comes from sharing a great experience with the people closest to you—that is the essence of wine.
Making His Pint
This is one Winter Storm Baltimoreans look forward to.
The cold, crisp weather that autumn sweeps in makes us long for fireplaces and warm, spicy seasonal foods. And with those fall dishes, we like to turn to heartier seasonal beers, like Clipper City's just-released Winter Storm ale. Richer and more complex than those watery light beers you drank all summer, this Imperial ESB also packs a mean punch with 7.5 percent alcohol. "Because of the hop availability, this year's is pretty much identical to last year's," says Clipper City honcho Hugh Sisson.
Off the Eaten Path
Yamato Sushi
I consider myself a bit of a sushi snob. Mostly this manifests in an aversion to maki (or rolls). To me, maki is for sushi-eating amateurs, the people who want dressed up tempura or fake crab stick wrapped in rice. Give me my nigiri (sushi) and sashimi any time—the more esoteric (hello uni and live scallop!), the better. Yamato has made me rethink this point of view. To be sure, their nigiri and sashimi are delicious—fresh and thickly sliced and always lovingly assembled.
The More, The Merrier
Another Thai spot on Charles? Hey, why not?
Now that Minato has moved from its basement digs to a bright first-floor location two blocks up on Charles, that spot below Donna's needed new tenants. Enter My Thai (800 N. Charles Street, 410-528-8737), yet another entrant into the Great Charles Street Thai Restaurant Sweepstakes. It's a strong contender; the brick-lined basement grotto feels cozy and urban, and we always enjoy the option of getting sushi, when we're not in the mood for pad Thai.
Worth the Drive
That's Entertainment!
Dial. Wait. Busy signal. Dial. Wait. Busy signal. Dial . . . . That's the drill if you want to score reservations at minibar (405 8th Street, N.W., Washington, D.C., 202-393-0812), the restaurant tucked into a corner of José Andrés's Cafe Atlantico. With only six stools at its counter, and only two seatings per night, weekend slots are usually gone within 15 minutes of the reservation phone line opening. (Call at 9 a.m. a month to the day before you want your table.) But it's worth all that fuss to experience Andrés's little love project.
Beyond Beer
Bartenders has suds, pizza ... and old-vine Carignan wine.
On first glance, Bartenders (2218 Boston Street, 410-534-2337) looks like any other Canton or Fells Point bar into which you might stumble: tin ceiling, plenty of TVs tuned to sports, and plenty of baseball-capped patrons downing their suds. But here and there, you'll see a couple leaning in close to each other and delicately touching thin-stemmed wine glasses. Bartenders has a surprisingly ambitious wine program— especially fun on Wednesday nights, when they feature four more unusual wines that aren't on their normal list.
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The Grapevine Cafe
"Huh," says my friend Ben as we gaze around the Grapevine Cafe. Translation: "I do believe that the only people at this restaurant younger than ourselves are the wait staff." "Yep," I say back. Still, at 34, I have reached an age where I take a certain level of comfort in feeling young by comparison, so I happily settle into the bar with my friends to wait for our table. It will take about 20 minutes; we're hitting the place just a couple weeks after a mostly positive review in the Sun, and they're still dealing with a new rush of business.
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Perhaps the most alluring charm of European travel, at least from a wine perspective, is getting the chance to sample regional wines with regional fare. To wash down a hunk of Crottin de Chavignol with a delightfully crisp Sancerre, or a grilled steak dressed in lemon juice and olive oil with a fine Chianti, is to dip oneself in the sensual reflecting pool of a given region.
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First-time restauranteurs divulge the joys and tribulations of owning their own establishments.
When Sam Curreri opened Sammy's Trattoria in Mount Vernon in June 2006, he thought he was well prepared to own his own restaurant. After all, he'd spent a dozen years as general manager at one of Baltimore's busiest restaurants, Chiapparelli's. Curreri figured he had seen it all. Then his sprinkler system failed. And flooded the restaurant. The day he had a big political dinner booked. "It almost flooded the whole dining room," Curreri recalls. "I kept calling it Venice and joking that I wanted to put a gondola in there."
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Resources OKC Youth United New York Times article, "Coming Out" It Gets Better Project Child Welfare League of America Lambda Legal National Prevention Strategy: America's Plan for Better Health & Wellness Young Adults in Transition Save the Date!! Children"s Behavioral Health Conference May 15-17, 2012 Tulsa Southern Hills Marriott Contact: 405-522-8019 OK Transition Workgroup "Youth & Young Adult Guided Strategic Planning" On July 15, 2011 youth, young adults and providers from across the state convened to discuss the many challenges young people face as they transition to adulthood. Those youth who have experienced out-of-home care were invited to provide expertise that was representative of youth populations targeted to receive services through state, tribal, and local initiatives and programs aimed at helping youth transition successfully to adulthood. Adults working with transition-age youth also attended and contributed their insights. Youth participants included former foster youth, wraparound youth and young adults and youth who have experienced the Oklahoma juvenile justice system who shared their insights and opinions of perceived assets and gaps in existing programs or in the delivery. Experience was based on individual experiences in of out-of-home care: 1) program or practice elements which have been successful at engaging them or otherwise enhancing their opportunities to successfully manage the obstacles they had to overcome during their transition; 2) areas that need improving or are missing; and 3) ways they can be improved. Notes were taken during open discussion on issues the participants find critical to effectiveness and were combined with written comments from participants. Information and input collected during the meeting was used for a larger statewide planning meeting on July 26, 2011. ISSUE Aug.—Sept. 2011 03 From the Oklahoma Healthy Transitions Initiative Tools to Support and Engage LGBTQI2-S Youth The first and foremost important step to being culturally competent with youth that are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning, Intersex, 2-Spirit is to acknowledge that these young people live and work in every community, including yours. Below are excerpts from "Caseworkers with LGBTQ Clients" published by the CWLA/Lambda Legal Joint Initiative that helps in developing culturally sensitive relationships with this population. Acknowledge that LGBTQ young people are in your midst. Don"t assume that all of your clients are heterosexual. Even if you think you do not have clients who are LGBTQ, you most likely do. Many LGBTQ young people fear the negative reactions that come from revealing who they are and carefully hide that they are LGBTQ. Examine your own beliefs/attitudes that might affect your professional responsibilities to your LGBTQ clients. Be aware of your own beliefs, prejudices and gaps in knowledge surrounding issues of sexual orientation and gender identity. Regardless of your personal beliefs, you have a professional duty to care for your LGBTQ clients. Be aware of your language. Eliminate antigay slurs from discussion. Use gender-neutral language with all of your clients. For example, rather than asking a teenage boy if he has a girlfriend, ask if he has "someone special" in his life. Learn the difference between "sexual orientation" and "gender identity" and use the words gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning in appropriate contexts. Create a positive physical environment in your office that welcomes and affirms LGBTQ people. Display recognizable symbols of support such as pink triangles and rainbow flags to let all your clients know that you are a sensitive, safe and welcoming person for LGBTQ people to go to. Be prepared to work effectively with transgender youth. Transgender youth may have unique medical and housing needs; they often face serious risk of harassment and violence. It"s important that you seek out additional resources, if necessary, to provide appropriate services and placements. Allow all of your clients to express their gender identities in ways that are most comfortable for them, including allowing transgender clients to dress in the manner they choose. Be supportive of transgender young people"s gender identity and expression. If you practice the above suggestions you can develop a trusting relationship that will be beneficial in providing culturally competent services for those youth with whom you work. Questions? Contact: Robert Blue, OSOC Cultural Competency Coordinator, 405-522-3660 or email@example.com Oklahoma Healthy Transition Initiative Sites Cleveland County Tulsa County Central Oklahoma Community Mental Health Center Youth Services of Tulsa Family Frontier System's of Care 918-582-0061 405-573-3903 For newsletter questions, contact: email@example.com Challenges for LGBT2Q in rural & frontier areas Youth often remain anonymous in their communities Lack of anonymity in rural communities may "exacerbate" the homophobia youth experience from peers Youth may use media, such as chat rooms and websites, to help them discover and develop their identity Youth may connect more often through community organizations for social justice and economic issues than through social media Public parks, parking lots of fast food restaurants, or Wal-Mart are often meeting spots for youth in communities that lack gay community centers
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Vertical sleeve gastrectomy (VSG) is a surgery to decrease the size of the stomach.
This surgery involves re-shaping the stomach to reduce the amount of food it can hold.
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Body mass index (BMI) determines if a person is overweight or obese. A normal BMI is 18.5-25. This surgery is an option for people with:
If lifestyle changes are made, the benefits of VSG include:
Complications are rare. But no procedure is completely free of risk. Complications may include:
Long-term complications include vomiting and gallstones.
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
Discuss these risks with your doctor.
You may have the following done:
Prior to the procedure:
General anesthesia will be given through an IV. It will block pain and keep you asleep through the surgery.
An IV will be placed in your arm to give you fluids and medications. A breathing tube will be placed through your mouth and into your throat. This will help you breathe during surgery. You will also have a catheter placed in your bladder to drain urine.
An 8-10 inch incision will be made to open the abdomen. Surgical staples will divide the stomach vertically. The new stomach will be the shape of a slim banana. The rest of the stomach will be removed. Your new stomach can hold 50-150 milliliters (mL) of food—about 10% of what a normal adult stomach can hold.
Staples or stitches will be used to close the incision.
The breathing tube and catheter will be removed.
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Anesthesia will prevent pain during surgery. You will be given pain medication after surgery.
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Bariatric surgery. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed. Updated December 2, 2013. Accessed December 8, 2013.
Gastric sleeve. University of California, San Diego Health System website. Available at: http://health.ucsd.edu/specialties/surgery/bariatric/weight-loss-surgery/gastric-sleeve/Pages/default.aspx. Accessed December 8, 2013.
Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy. Cleveland Clinic website. Available at: http://weightloss.clevelandclinic.org/Sleevegastrectomy.aspx. Accessed December 8, 2013.
Sleeve gastrectomy. Virginia Mason Medical Center. Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence website. Available at: https://www.virginiamason.org/SleeveGastrectomy. Updated October 2010. Accessed December 8, 2013.
Sleeve gastrectomy. Yale New Haven Health website. Available at: https://www.greenhosp.org/upload/docs/FactSheets/English/bariatrics_sleeve.pdf. Updated May 2011. Accessed December 8, 2013.
Weight loss surgery. North Shore Medical Center website. Available at: http://nsmcweightloss.org/web/surgical_procedures.aspx. Accessed December 8, 2013.
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Bake it Assemble the s'more and bake it on a foil-lined baking pan in a 300° oven for about 5 minutes or broil 4 to 5 inches from heat for about 2 minutes. It's ready when the marshmallow is soft and the fillings are melty. Press the graham crackers together to seal the deal.
Take it to the table Looking to liven up a summer dinner party? Let your guests roast marshmallows over candles (fondue burners work great, too) on the deck or patio.
Superfast s'mores The first s'mores recipe in the 1927 Girl Scouts handbook was all about the campfire's crackle. But if pushing a few buttons is more your style, you're still in luck. Build s'mores on a microwave-safe plate then nuke 'em on high for 15 to 30 seconds or until marshmallows soften. Your graham crackers won't get soggy. Promise!
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Among one of AERIAl7's most popular models, the original TANK series offered users remarkable sound quality and stylistic distinction. The current incarnation of the TANK pushes the boundaries even further. Most noticeably, the construction of the new TANK is completely redesigned and engineered for maximum comfort and durability. Featuring a generously padded and metal reinforced headband, the new TANK is easy to adjust and sure to withstand the demands of the most aggressive DJs. Swivelling ear cups allow for single ear monitoring and their padding isolates sound so that listeners and DJs can remain focused on their music.
Like its predecessor, the new TANK retains the immense 57mm drivers that have been reconfigured to deliver the rumbling bass of the original TANK series with clear and precise performance in the higher frequencies. Moreover, the new TANK series is available in the same style concepts as the original TANK series including the Mondrian, Storm, Soldier, Trash, Evil, Eclipse, and Platinum.
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Utica Shale drillers focusing on southeastern Ohio
Written by Z. Daniel Barnett
More than half of this year's permits issued in Guernsey, Noble, surrounding counties
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio -- Since late 2010, Carroll County has been seen as the reigning Utica Shale capital of Ohio. With 319 permitted horizontal wells, the county represents nearly 38 percent of permits issued to exploration companies by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
But as available leases have disappeared in Carrol County, new studies indicate that southeastern Ohio will be the richest source of oil and gas deposits, causing companies to turn their attention to Guernsey, Belmont, Noble, Harrison, and Monroe counties.
More than 50 percent of this year's Utica Shale permits have been issued to energy companies interested in those counties. Harrison County leads the way with 124 permits since 2010, followed by Noble County with 62. Ohio has issued 45 permits in Belmont County, 33 in Monroe County and 50 in Guernsey County.
Drilling companies have also taken notice of intial production numbers reported in our listening area. Colorado-based Antero Resources recently announced that the Yontz well in Monroe County is the highest producing in the state, with an output valued at more than $300,000 per-day. The previous high in Ohio was Gulfport's Shugert well in Belmont County.
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Introduction to Ingurgitation
by Bob Schwartz
I remember many years ago approaching an aid station for the first time during a marathon. I'd never tried drinking on the run before as I usually sat for my meals. I hadn't really thought that there would be any difficulty with this undertaking. Guess again liquid refreshment face.
I quickly lost the handle on seven consecutive cups and just about ripped the arms off of two volunteers handing out drinks as I incorrectly gaged my cup grab speed and strength. I soon realized there's more here than meets the mouth.
I finally held onto a cup and proceeded to take an unintentional and quick shower with a punch-flavored sport drink. As my singlet became stained in red liquid I seemed to be equal parts sweat and fruit cologne.
I quickly surmised that sometimes things are more difficult than they seem. This was clearly apparent as I gazed into my paper cup and noted the solitary drop of drink that remained. It appeared to be mocking me and indicating, "Buddy, you just spilt the rest of me over your shorts and up your nose and I'm all you got left for the next two miles. Don't blow it."
After this initial foray into the arena of drinking while moving, I concluded that along with putting distance, speed, stretching and nutrition into my training regime, I also had to leave ample time for imbibing practice.
To be able to delicately grab a cup of fluid at racing speed and gracefully empty the contents in your mouth is pretty much an athletic event in and of itself. Most of the time the drink goes in every available orifice but my mouth. After a race, I often have to explain to my wife why my ears have a grape colored liquid dripping from them.
Needless to say it's not the most comforting feeling at mile 20 as you try to fight off glycogen depletion and find that most of your electrolyte replacement drink just went into your eyes.
It always amazed me how I could move the cup's contents quickly towards my lips and have it often miss my face completely. The runner along side me is never the least bit amused about having four ounces of energy drink running off his forehead courtesy of my inability to hit the moving target otherwise know as my mouth.
I figure with practice that I can get better. My neighbors undoubtedly question my family's sanity as I strategically position my wife and young children in the driveway, all holding paper cups for me as I run back and forth and back and forth.
I could only hope that others believe we are engaged in some type of high-tech research experiment. Perhaps testing the body's ability to rapidly assimilate different levels of complex versus simple carbohydrates and the yo-yo effect of blood sugars. Unfortunately, I'm sure they're thinking doe-doe and not yo-yo.
I eventually uncover that the key is to squeeze the top of the cup in half, pour it into the mouth as quickly as possible, hold it there, get your bearings, straighten up the esophagus and then give it a quick hard swallow. At first I can't hold it long enough to gulp before it's finding its way up my nostrils. Thankfully, I improve with due diligence and late night training cup sessions with my family in the basement.
I just know that, with my luck, as soon as I perfect the art of aid station drink consumption that they're going to go to sippie cups. You can't stand in the way of imbibing progress.
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text: On the other hand I've searched for "Andy" because I know Andy has done some nice work, but couldn't remember what his clipart was called. ------- There's a whole bunch of coding that needs doing on the site, and only (As far as I'm aware) Bassel & Ronaldo is/can at the moment. I want to change that, but unfortunatly, I've not had a reply on the mailing list from them for ages, and don't know how to contact them. If you guys are reading this, please! contact me! I have a plan. Lol. Cheers Chovynz On 8/06/2010 5:10 p.m., Leonardo Cunha wrote: > A) I like the search too. What I mean is that some people tag/describe > innacurately. I don't remember the exact search results I identified, > but found some little mistakes: > > A.1) Some people adds "silhouette" tag although clipart is not a > silhouette (for instance, http://www.openclipart.org/detail/21604). > A.2) http://www.openclipart.org/detail/28358 don't look like a tux, > although it was tagged "tux" > A.3) User aungkarns is using an uncommon style of names and tags for > his/her clipart. > > B) Unfortunately, some problems are not so simple and can't be solved > by simply fixing tags and descriptions: > > B.1) As J. Alves said, searching "linux" returns, for instance all > clipart from user Linuxien (because of his/her username). > B.2) If I search "sex", I get user themanwithoutsex clipart. > B.3) Same problem with "tux" search; it even returns > http://www.openclipart.org/detail/23388, only because there is "tux" > string in an url in the description. > B.4) When I search for "ubuntu", I get > http://www.openclipart.org/detail/371, because the description > contains "nicubuntu". > > Best regards, > Leonardo Cunha > > > 2010/6/8 chovynz <chovynz at gmail.com <mailto:chovynz at gmail.com>> > > On 8/06/2010 4:31 p.m., Leonardo Cunha wrote: > > I noticed the same problem with search: some people are using > some 'bizarre' tags and descriptions that make search results > don't work very well sometimes. If people tagged/described > better, probably there would be no need for better search. I > have seen this kind of problem in other projects. > > Got a specific example of clipart on the library? (I like the > awesome search in this new one, now we just need the limiter options) > > Cheers > Chovynz > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/clipart/attachments/20100608/48ad86a2/attachment.html>


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- You don't know what server the application will be connecting to at runtime.
- You don't know what database the application will be connecting to at runtime.
- You want to be able to provide user logon credentials at runtime.
- In a corporate environment, there are situations where you need to read the connection string from somewhere other than web.config or dataConfiguration.config.
I added a new class called DynamicDatabaseFactory.cs, which takes the server, database, userID and password and creates a new Database object (same as the DatabaseFactory class in the EntLib). In order to support this, the EasyObject class now has the following new properties:
- ConnectionString - set this to a valid connection string (with or without user logon credentials)
- ConnectionServer - The name of the server to connect to
- ConnectionDatabase - The name of the database to connect to
- ConnectionUserID - The UserID to use for login
- ConnectionPassword - The Password for the user
- UseIntegratedSecurity - flag indicating if the dynamic connection should use integrated security.
- DBProviderType - enumeration indicating the provider type, currently only SQL Server and Oracle are supported.
Depending on which properties you set, certain behavior is triggered in the EasyObject.GetDatabase() function. Of course, if you don't set any of these properties, the current behavior of reading from the dataConfiguration file will still work.
Here are the test scenarios that I used:
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// Scenario #1 : Complete connection string, no integrated security
this.ConnectionString = \"server=127.0.0.1;database=Northwind;User ID=sa;Password=password;Integrated Security=false;\";
// Scenario #2 : Complete connection string, with integrated security
this.ConnectionString = \"server=127.0.0.1;database=Northwind;Integrated Security=true;\";
// Scenario #3 : Partial connection string, no login credentials
this.ConnectionString = \"server=127.0.0.1;database=Northwind;Integrated Security=false;\";
this.ConnectionUserID = \"sa\";
this.ConnectionPassword = \"password\";
// Scenario #4 : No connection string, no integrated security, userID and password specified
this.ConnectionServer = \"127.0.0.1\";
this.ConnectionDatabase = \"Northwind\";
this.ConnectionUserID = \"sa\";
this.ConnectionPassword = \"password\";
// Scenario #5 : No connection string, with integrated security
this.ConnectionServer = \"127.0.0.1\";
this.ConnectionDatabase = \"Northwind\";
this.UseIntegratedSecurity = true;
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