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Organic ingredients, the locavore movement, vegetarianism, wine writing, molecular gastronomy, the convention of ending a meal with something sweet — dessert! — all get the Gopnik treatment in his enthusiastic pursuit of the intellectual foundation for how we eat and why we eat what we eat.
But on this day, less than a week after Superstorm Sandy, when Gopnik's New York home is brimming with storm refugees more focused on electricity than heirloom tomatoes, the discussion quickly gets to the universal bottom line: What's for dinner?
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Always an avid eater eying the next meal — he calls it possessing "the glutton button" — he says a stint in Paris during the '90s expanded his food horizons. And while his work has included books for adults and children along with New Yorker pieces ranging from fiction to criticism, he had been thinking for years of collecting his food essays into the book that became The Table Comes First: Family, France and the Meaning of Food (Vintage, $15.99).
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I emptied the bag into a bowl, added the 1/2 cup of water, 1/2 cup of honey and 1 cup of peanut butter. As I was mixing it all up, it needed some more liquid (largely due to leaving 1/4 cup of honey out, I'm sure), so I added in a bit more water here and there (probably no more than a total 1/2 cup extra).
From there, I placed it into a small, square, plastic tray and stuck it in the fridge for about 45 minutes or so. After that, it still wasn't quite as set, but my mother and I both tried some and it was pretty good. It tasted just a bit bland, but good (again, I attribute the lack of honey to some degree - I just didn't want the extra sugar).
The next morning, I tried some again, and it had firmed up a little more and even tasted a bit sweeter.
But, here's the kicker - I though it needed just a bit of sweetening up and the way I found effective without having too much impact on macros is sugar free cool whip. Man, let me tell you, that is absolutely amazing.
The flavor I have is sour apple and it doesn't have that strong of an apple taste - just enough that it's good, but not enough to be overwhelming. I would absolutely love to try the butterscotch at some point, because these are great.
I will highly recommend these to others and I will certainly purchase them in the future, because it's a treat. The one thing I'd want to convey (which one could easily tell just by reading the label) is that these should be viewed as more of a meal replacement bar than a "protein bar" due to the fat and carbohydrate content (not outrageous by any means, but enough that it needs to be taken into account).
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Fit Mom's Facebook Photo Gets Major Backlash
One mom's Facebook profile picture is causing quite the controversy, and it's easy to see why. In the photo, Maria Kang is posing with her three young sons in workout gear, abs showing, with the caption "What's your excuse?" The picture has gotten hundreds of shares and comments, some people saying she's "fat-shaming" and calling her a bully, while others praise her efforts to stay fit.
Kang — a fitness blogger — responded by posting an apology saying she never meant to call anyone fat. "No matter how many children you have, especially when you're working and trying to maintain your shape, you don't have to lose yourself in becoming a mother," she explained. "You can still maintain a sense of self physically and professionally. If I can do it, you can do it."
We have a feeling the debate's not going to end there, but chime in and let us know what you think!
4 Important Exercises Every High-Heel Wearer Should Do
- Calves: Hoofing it on heels leaves your calf muscles in a shortened position, which can mean weakened muscles when the heels come off. Remember to stretch after wearing heels in order to give those muscles relief. The classic yoga pose Downward Dog lengthens the calves, as do these simple calf stretches.
- Ankles: Walking on stick-thin stiletto heels is no small feat. To help prevent a tumble and serious injury, incorporate simple exercises that strengthen your ankles, like lateral hops and flexing your feet with a resistance band.
- Balance: The lift you get from wearing heels also challenges your body's sense of equilibrium, which can mean a lot of muscles are working to keep you upright. This can lead to more pressure on your lower back, so add a few one-legged yoga moves to your morning routine, like Tree Pose, or trace the alphabet with one foot while standing on the other leg; this exercise strengthens the muscles around both ankles. Also focus on ab-strengthening exercises to help your body reposition itself correctly when you've been strutting around in those four-inchers.
- Achilles tendon: If you're a regular heel wearer, then switching abruptly from heels to flats can cause Achilles tendonitis — when your Achilles tendon, which attaches your calf muscle to the heel, becomes inflamed. Make sure you keep your Achilles tendon happy with a few strengthening stretches like this one: stand on a step or curb with your heels hanging off, and rise up and down on your toes.
How Apple's New iPhone Could Make Us All Healthier
A new chip and software for app developers means less battery pain, more fitness gain. Our partners at ReadWrite share what this means for the iPhone 5s.
By Owen Thomas
It's no secret that Apple executives have an interest in fitness. CEO Tim Cook, an avid cyclist, is on the board of Nike. And the company has been hiring tons of engineers with experience in wearable computing and fitness applications.
There's no iWatch yet, but we've seen the first fruit of their labors in the iPhone 5s, which has an Apple-designed coprocessor, the M7, dedicated to tracking the motion of our smartphone and, with it, our bodies. Apple's software tools for the M7 even include step-counting algorithms, to save app builders the trouble of translating accelerometer data into human movements.
It spells good news for both fitness-app developers and people who want to use their smartphones to track their wellness.
A Healthy Beginning
When I met Renato Valdés Olmos in a crowded convention center in San Francisco this week, he was the picture of health — tall, somewhere between lanky and buff, and bursting with energy.
He wasn't always thus. Before he launched a new fitness app called Human, he weighed 320 pounds and was a self-described "potbellied burger gobbler."
He lost almost half his body weight — 144 pounds — through an extremely disciplined approach to diet and exercise. Having gone through something similar three years ago, I was curious how he did it and how he planned to help others with Human.
The idea behind Human is simple: it prompts you to move around for at least 30 minutes a day, a baseline level of activity that most medical experts say will contribute considerably to your health if you're not already doing so.
Human, which is currently available only for the iPhone, uses the smartphone's built-in motion and location detectors to track your movements, attempting to distinguish between active movement like walking or cycling and passive movement in a bus or a car. (Olmos told me the vibrations of a bus have a distinctive signature.)
The result is that Human can track a basic level of activity without users needing to do much of anything besides signing up. Contrast that to the older generation of fitness apps that require you to start and stop activities, categorize workouts, and add more metadata.
Human is not perfect: when it's charging on my treadmill desk, it can't determine that I'm actually moving at three miles per hour. As far as Human knows, I'm sitting.
And San Francisco's public transportation is so inefficient that Human thought I was biking through Chinatown, when I was actually riding a bus.
But the latter problem, at least, is exactly the kind of computing task that could be vastly improved through a dedicated processor.
"The 5s offers exactly what we've been waiting for," Olmos told me. "This will definitely open up ways to enhance our experience and optimize our tracking."
Battery life is one area where users will also see an impact from the new iPhone's M7 processor, if developers take advantage of it. While it's hard to pin down which of the many fitness and location apps I test are draining my battery the most, it's not uncommon for me to come back from a morning run and gym workout to find my battery down to 40 percent — and that's before 8:30 a.m.
Software, Not Just Hardware
The M7 is not a cure-all for battery-draining fitness apps. Olmos points out that many of the users he hopes to sign up for Human will opt for Apple's cheaper 5c, or the older 4s that Apple will continue to sell — or hold on to older iPhones. None of those will have the M7 processor. The M7 also doesn't help with location detection, and Olmos believes that's essential for the kind of activity tracking Human does.
Google may have an edge here, in that it's optimizing its Android mobile operating system to minimize the battery drain associated with motion and location detection, without the need for a separate motion processor. Given the variety of hardware Android smartphones uses, that's a smarter approach for Google.
Another approach is to offload the tracking to a secondary device — typically a fitness tracker wrapped around your wrist that then connects to your smartphone. Samsung's new Galaxy Gear smartwatch is designed for fitness apps, with Samsung aggressively courting developers.
One thing I wondered about when Apple revealed details of the M7 was whether such a dedicated motion processor might make its way into an Apple-designed wearable device. Or if perhaps Apple originally designed it for such a device and decided to fold it into its flagship smartphone instead.
Taken together, these three approaches — hardware, software, and companion sensors — should make it possible for developers to create what RunKeeper CEO Jason Jacobs recently called "invisible apps," that monitor us without requiring constant intervention or recharging. One simple example: running apps shouldn't require us to hit a "start" button. They should simply start mapping our runs as soon as our sneakers hit the pavement.
A Fit Beginning
Since the 5s will represent a small portion of the overall smartphone market, it's unlikely most fitness apps will optimize themselves for the M7. But the software underpinnings that Apple and Google are building into their mobile operating systems are arguably more important. Whether battery-conserving sensors run on the smartphone or on other wearable devices, we'll be able to use them to build up important data sets.
I'm skeptical about how helpful simplified fitness apps like Human can be. They get you off the couch and out of your car, but if you have 80 or more pounds to lose, like Olmos and I did, 30 minutes of movement a day will barely make a dent in your excess fat stores.
Yet the trick Human pulls off — monitoring a basic level of activity — taxes the current generation of sensor and battery technology. It's barely possible today, through the cleverness of Olmos and his team.
"The M7 processor shows what direction mobile devices are heading at," says Olmos.
If the more elegant and intelligent use of technology can help smartphones shed some baggage, perhaps it can help us do so, too.
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- Fit and fast: Got 12 minutes? Do this simple CrossFit circuit workout as hard as you can. Bonus: after the intense session, all you have to do is take a dip in the sea!
- Leg up: Want to tone legs and thighs? This leg workout from helps save your knees from too many squats — and you can do the moves while laying out in the sun.
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-- well BI RS releasing new rules on new taxes designed to help pay for obamacare is that want to help or hurt.
Health care sector stocks join me now from Phoenix is Robert Lindsay.
Prevent capital.
Managed -- what do you say concerned about the health care sector.
Well you know I guess that -- depends on what part of the health care sector you're looking at it's kind of a bifurcated market.
If you're looking at the operators like HCA and -- and well I think they'll more than likely benefit from this from the standpoint of the people that are coming into the hospital now are gonna have you know the ability to pay -- based off of obamacare so the debt burdens -- -- be reduced.
But if your medical device makers like Stryker and Medtronic god they're going to be getting hit because that dobbs this bill's going to be -- for.
By two point 6%.
Tax that's being levied on them.
Ultimately though the Biggest Loser is the consumer looking at what price Waterhouse have to say they're going to be paying 4000 dollars a year more in the next seven years for their health care coverage to help offset this.
And the medical devices won gold at costs as well being think and the regulators think everything that's a great point Robert.
-- also they also ask about another sector that's the financial sector -- this is exclusively reporting.
At a once again JPMorgan is -- the cross hairs of a senate committee this is Carl Levin a senator from Michigan and we got curious if you're concerned about financials now I know you've never liked the sector in the past.
But I'm wondering if this is bad news in your opinion for the group overall.
Yet we we've been really avoid in the group I'm the only way we've been playing the financials for the last two years now has been through their credit card insurers.
Visa Mastercard American Express.
The big money center banks like you said a -- of the cross hairs for awhile.
But Dodd-Frank isn't even -- back you know just barely over a quarter of the way -- written and I really they'll think now the current administration Scott Brown.
Lose a -- losing his seat Elizabeth Warren I think the rest of that regulation is not going to be favorable.
You know I just see a lot of headwinds -- we're we're avoiding the financials altogether -- just.
We just thought that -- been appointed a senate banking that's gonna be yeah good times from banks and then those those curtains overall.
Let me ask you about this is well I know that you are not a big technology.
Investor at the same time -- -- -- -- -- weird movement an apple you know many say that apple has been selling off -- been -- out because the dividend issue the dividend tax issue.
But you might apple and you're sticking without also -- biggest concerns are are overblown that we're just we're too worried about the dividend.
Yet you know why do you like apple I'm if you take the lowest estimates on the street right now for apple next year the stock's trading a little bit over thirteen times next year's earnings and I think just like you said I'm with the tax increases coming up next year Apple's been one of the biggest gainers out there for people I'm so what you're seeing right now is about a profit taking.
I know some -- came out today instead that he -- thought that dot apple to drop fifty to 70% over the next couple years it's I think absolutely ludicrous and really had nothing to support that so if you haven't owned apple you missed out on the big run up I think this is a great opportunity step into the name.
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On Sunday, they'll throw the "We Love Mike Benefit" for Mike Revercomb, who has been battling a quick-spreading terminal cancer.
The benefit runs from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Johnstown High School performing arts center and includes a silent auction, raffle and performance by comedians Kevin McPeek, Greg Smrdel, Mary Miller and Jennifer Shenberger. Tickets are $10 and available at the door or at the Hot Spot Coffeehouse, 94 W. Coshocton St., Johnstown. Proceeds go to Mike Revercomb and his wife, Jeanne.
Mike Revercomb, 58, a 16-year employee of the district, runs out of sick days in early March. District officials told the teachers that state law forbids the school board from establishing a sick-leave donation policy for nonunion employees such as Revercomb. Teachers and staff members quickly organized the benefit, instead.
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Blandford Volunteer Fire Department Quits in Protest
The chief and volunteer firefighters in the Western Massachusetts town of Blandford have all called it quits. They say they're upset over interference from the select board in this town of about 1200 residents.
The select board and Chief Bob DeCouteau have been at odds for months, over whether he deserves to be reappointed and also over whether the board gets a say in the selection of new volunteer firefighters.
DeCouteau resigned Tuesday night and his number-two in the firehouse, Tom Piper, says the seven other permanent members decided to follow the chief.
"We're volunteers," Piper says. "We leave our families in the middle of the night when the tones go off to go and help people. And that familial connection that we have to each other is something that you can't just say, 'Oh, by the way, I'm putting this person into that unit or I'm taking that person out of it.'"
Piper says the firefighters recognize the seriousness of this decision and hope a deal can be reached. Call response times for fire and first-responder medical care that used to take 12 minutes, he claims, will now take a lot longer from fire crews in neighboring towns.
Selectman Adam Dolby, himself a probationary firefighter, says he talked to the select board chair and they're calling a special meeting on the issue for Friday.


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Rebecca Ray specializes in handmade couture handbags and fashion accessories inspired by her love of dogs and horses, as well as old-fashioned art and antiques. Her designs vary from colorful ruffled totes like the ones shown here to sophisticated leather satchels, belts, jewelry, and accessories, as well as printed home decor items like pillows and placemats. Many of the bags include removable vintage brooches (if you look closely you can see them above), a choice of over 400 antique images, and are completely hand-sewn by the Amish near Chagrin Falls, Ohio where Rebecca Ray Designs is based.
I love almost everything in her current line but these bags especially caught my eye. Called "The Reilly" on the right and "The Katie" on the left they're essentially boxy little tote/purse hybrids with funky, artistic fabric patterns, pretty ruffles, authentic equestrian hardware, and protective feet on the bottom -- plus of course the antique brooch embellishments and option of vintage images and I mentioned earlier. $545-575.


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Greg Meacham '78 wrote that he's been promoted to account manager in the division AF Solutions, Cardiac Rhythm Device Management, for Medtronic.
Brian R. McDonald '78 has been appointed CFO of Meru Networks Inc., a leader in wi-fi networks, by its board of directors. McDonald has served as CFO in a number of rapidly growing Silicon Valley technology companies, including both publicly traded and private companies, such as eASIC Inc., Advanced Analogic Technologies, Monolithic Power Systems, and Elantec Semiconductor Inc.
Pamela Lister '78 writes: "I'm working in the South Bay! My new position is with The Camp Recovery Program in Scotts Valley, marketing this wonderful program!"
Nancy (Gerlach) Lee '78 recently celebrated 30 years of marriage to husband LTC Anthony Lee M.S. '86. They have three grown children—Jessica, 29, Michael, 26, and Stephanie, 22—and in October 2012 they were blessed with their first grandchild, Autumn Jade. They live in White Lake, Mi.
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Phil Iatomase '78 spent more than 20 years in the semiconductor business in Supply Chain Management and as an Information Technology professional. In 1997 he co-founded Ariba, a pioneering business-to-business Internet commerce software company. He writes, "We took the company public in 1999 and at the peak of the market in 2000 had a higher market capitalization than General Motors and employed more than 2,300 people around the world. I left Ariba in 2001 and have spent the last 12 years as a high-tech retiree. Most of my time is spent volunteering/fundraising for various causes I beleive in—particularly education. I have been married to JoAnn Cardinale for 29 years and we have one daughter Marina Iatomase '14, a junior finance major at SCU."
Modesta Garcia '78 credits her SCU experience and particularly her mentors, Professor Francisco '66 and Laura Jimenez '67, for providing inspiration and a foundation for her career in higher education and service leadership. On receiving her BA in Spanish at SCU, Modesta enrolled and completed a master's in education at Harvard University. Two years later, she was hired as SCU assistant director of admissions and first minority student recruitment coordinator. This job prepared her for the next step as a Princeton University admissions officer. Subsequently, Modesta was hired in her dream job as faculty/academic counselor at her other alma mater, College of San Mateo, from which she retired after 24 years of service in May 2011. Modesta has been sought as a college admissions consultant and speaker nationally and in China, and consultant or committee member for the Bill and Melinda Gates Millennium Scholars Program, Brown University, the College Board Western Region, Educational Testing Services, NACAC, and WACAC, among others. She now provides college admissions consulting and coaching for Ivy League, international, transfer and general college admissions planning. Modesta also served on the board of directors for the SCU National Alumni Association, which prepared her for such service on the local Harvard alumni chapters. She is Harvard's (and SCU's!) only graduate to be elected president of both Bay Area alumni chapters: the Harvard Club of San Francisco, and the Harvard Club of Silicon Valley. Modesta's works have been recognized with awards from the College Board Western Region, Harvard Alumni Association, Harvard Graduate School of Education, Princeton University, and Santa Clara University Chicano Alumni, among others, for her support of students and alumni. Modesta's 15 minutes of fame unfurled when she introduced Francisco Jimenez as the recipient of the award, 2002 U.S. Professor of the Year by CASE and the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching; the award ceremony was held at the National Press Club, Washington, D.C.
Jeff Ferriell J.D '78 has taken over as director of Capital University Law School's Academic Support Program, and also teaches contracts, bankruptcy, and commercial law. The third edition of his law school hornbook, Understanding Bankruptcy (with co-author Ted Janger of Brooklyn Law School), was published this spring by LexisNexis. He is currently working on the third edition of Understanding Contracts and continues to serve as a member of the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws, from Ohio.
Mario Cordero J.D. '78 has been designated the new chairman of the nation's most powerful maritime governing body, the Federal Maritime Commission, by President Barack Obama. A former Long Beach harbor commissioner, Cordero has practiced law for 30 years, including as a workers' compensation defense attorney. He was on the Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners for about seven years before heading to the federal commission in 2011.
Steve Bennett J.D. '78 writes that he has joined the Portland, Ore., law firm Farleigh Wada Witt (FWW). Bennett was a partner of the Portland law firm Powers, McCulloch & Bennett, LLP, which merged with FWW effective January 1, 2013. He continues to focus his practice in the areas of business and estate planning.
http://www.fwwlaw.com/ Farleigh Wada Witt 121 SW Morrison St., Ste 600 Portland, OR 97204 (503)228-6044
Janet Napolitano '79 will step down as head of Homeland Security to become the first woman to head the University of California system.
Brad Mandell '79 is now VP of Global OEM Big Data Sales at WANdisco, a provider of high-availability software for global enterprises to meet the challenges of Big Data and distributed software development
James R. Ebert '79 was recently admitted to practice law in the state of Nevada. He has previously been admitted to pratice law in California and Georgia, as well as before the U.S. Supreme Court. Mr. Ebert continues to practice law in Irvine, Calif., where he handles business litigation cases. He was featured in an article published by The Wall Street Journal and Chicago Tribune about a $2,225,000 arbitration award he won against a major bank for his clients.
James R. Ebert KITAGAWA & EBERT, P.C. 8001 Irvine Center Drive, Suite 960 Irvine, CA 92618 Tel (949) 788-9980 Fax (949) 788-0918 email@example.com
Doug Cosbie '79 has been named athletic relations associate and head football coach at Kamehameha Schools Kap'lama. Cosbie joins the Warriors with an extensive background in athletics, playing for the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League for 10 years under legendary coach Tom Landry, being selected to the Pro Bowl in each season from 1983-85. He played his collegiate ball at Santa Clara University before being drafted by the Cowboys in the third round of the 1979 NFL Draft.
Steve Cordial MBA '79 writes that he is living in Seattle, Wash. Having raised 5 children, and now enjoying 6 grandchildren, Cordial is changing his focus from business to socially responsible nonprofit activities.
Michael J. Bowler '79 has published the edgy young-adult novel Children of the Knight, which reflects his many years working with marginalized youth in Southern California. A young King Arthur leads a crusade of unwanted kids against an adult society that discards and ignores them. The well-trained army—the children of the knight—eventually win the hearts and minds of the populace at large, and gain a truer understanding of themselves and their worth to society.
Bowler is an award-winning author of three novels. He grew up in San Rafael, California. He taught high school in Hawthorne, California for a number of years, both general education and to students with learning disabilities. He has also been a volunteer Big Brother to seven different boys with the Catholic Big Brothers Big Sisters program and a long-time volunteer within the juvenile justice system in Los Angeles. He is a passionate advocate for the fair treatment of children and teens in California. He has been honored as Probation Volunteer of the Year, YMCA Volunteer of the Year, California Big Brother of the Year, and National Big Brother of the Year. The ?National? honor allowed he and three of his Little Brothers to visit the White House and meet the president in the Oval Office. He has already completed the sequel to Children of the Knight and is hard at work on the third volume in the trilogy.
Charles "Chuck" Berger MBA '80 is the new president and CEO of Extreme Networks, a tech company. He's also been elected to the board of directors.
Berger is joining Extreme Networks following the successful sale of ParAccel, a privately held software analytics company to Actian. He is an established CEO and director with 30 years of experience in the technology sector, including extensive P&L, general management, marketing and financing experience in high growth, large and mid-sized companies. Prior to ParAccel, Berger served as the CEO of DVDPlay, Nuance Communications, Vicinity Corporation, AdForce, and Radius. He has also held executive positions in sales, marketing and finance at Apple and Sun Microsystems.
Jeanine D. Tucker '78, J.D. '81 is the new court executive officer with the Tuolumne County Superior Court. Tucker had worked for the Stanislaus County Superior Court since 1991. She most recently served as the operations manager for eight years, managing a staff of about 140 employees.
Nancy (Levandowski) Keller '81 and Steven Keller was the first couple married at Denny's Chapel in Las Vegas on April 3. "As passionate Denny's fans for more than 35 years, my husband and I couldn't think of a more fun and exciting way to tie the knot than at Denny's Vegas location in the very heart of the restaurant," said Levandowski, director of ISU Dining for Iowa State University.
Wedding contact for Denny's media relations is Rebecca Lynch phone is 864-752-4778 firstname.lastname@example.com I am reachable at 515 509-4295. My new name will be Keller
Carol Dempsey '81 remarried Walter Frey on June 24, 2012, in Tiburon, Calif. Carol resides in Manteca with her husband and works for Woodside Homes.
Edythe M. De Marco '81 has been nationally recognized among the top advisors in Rhode Island by Barron's magazine in its annual "America's Top 1,000 Advisors: State-by-State" list, published in February. Advisors considered for Barron's "America's Top 1,000 Advisors: State-by-State" ranking have a minimum of seven years' financial services experience and have been employed at their current firm for at least one year. Numerous quantitative and qualitative measures (including assets managed, revenue produced and quality of practice) determine the financial advisor rankings.
"We believe Edythe's inclusion on the list is highly merited and underscores her commitment to developing strong relationships with clients. Barron's recognition of so many Merrill Lynch advisors on its annual list confirms our commitment to providing clients with outstanding talent and top-quality service to help them achieve their financial goals," said Gary Hernandez, Managing Director of the Merrill Lynch office in Providence. Ms. De Marco resides in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, and has been a part of Merrill Lynch's Providence office for 31 years.
After moving back to New York in late 2013, Deirdre Cherry '81 has been appointed Northeast Division Structured Lending Exec for Merrill Lynch Wealth Management.


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- Mylady spent $7,112 in Buffalo, NY
- Updated 12 days ago
The procedure was fine, I guess I'm a bruiser. I'm 54 and Hayes the loose skin from weight loss and age. I just thought I'd be able to go back to work in 2 weeks, but my neck muscles on the sides are swelled really bad. I look like I hit an airbag in a car accident. I did everything I was... Read more
Unbelievabley HAPPY W/ the Results - Bethesda, MD
- Happiestpatient spent $10,000 in Bethesda, MD
- Updated 26 days ago
I am 67 yrs old, VAIN & had a 50th high school coming up, so late this summer, I decided to do something about my face and neck About 10 years ago, I had a Lifestyle Lift by another doctor and it did a great job of removing the waddle under the chin but nothing for face or neck wrinkles. So... Read more
Great Job! - Fenton, MI
- kayann spent $3,000 in Fenton, MI
- Updated 29 days ago
I had a 'turkey neck', jowels and deep lines and wrinkles in my face. In 1988 I was in a halo brace which left deep holes in my forehead. I had an mini lift, neck lift, laser treatment and the holes fixed. It was almost painless with a very short recovery time. Everyone there including the dr.... Read more
Mini Lift ~ So Happy, Well Worth the Investment! Thank You Dr. Hankins
- Azflgirl (RealFriend) spent $6,000 in Lake Havasu City, AZ
- Updated 1 month ago
I'm a 51 yr old female. Dr. Hankins did an outstanding job on my mini face lift !! I'm soooooooooooo happy!!! The picture I am posting is "before" with a "3 day after surgery" pic when they were removing the dressing. If you are thinking of having a face lift, I know it's a big decision and... Read more
Love the Results! - Langhorne, PA
- JJN57C21 spent $4,900 in Langhorne, PA
- Updated 2 months ago
I wanted to get rid of my jowls as I felt they made me look tired all the time and when I was tired the jowls appeared worse. The doctor did a great job. I followed his directions to the letter and healed nicely. I had some swelling, the first week, but not much. The second week some brusing... Read more
Very Happy with my Weekend Lift! - Munster, IN
- Patricia Crowns (RealFriend) spent $5,300 in Munster, IN
- Updated 2 months ago
I had a weekend lift feb 14th and very happy with the results . I have worked outside with my hobby for years, and sun and genetics left me looking older than I felt inside. My mothers neck was is very droopy as was her mothers and I seem to have inherited that. I lost 30 lbs last year and... Read more
Too Soon to Tell...I guess
- bik4dche spent $9,600 in Stuart, FL
- Updated 2 months ago
Went in for a upper and lower bleph and neck lift. Came out without the lower bleph as the DR stated that I was bleeding too much too risk it. And I appreciate that, of course! Better safe than sorry. Have several gigantic concerns with the outcome though. Upper Eyelid: My eyes were not... Read more
Mini Lift in Colorado - Fort Collins, CO
- Dindle spent $3,000 in Fort Collins, CO
- Updated 3 months ago
I am in my 60's and very active..run marathons, bike,etc. but my face was showing the effects of being outdoorsy. I wanted something minimally invasive. Had a traditional face lift 11 years ago and although happy with the results, didn't like all the scars it left, but that was the way they did... Read more
Neck Lift and Mini Face Lift - Oklahoma City, OK
- silverlining spent $8,800 in Oklahoma City, OK
- Updated 3 months ago
I think I Look 100 percent better. It is taking time to heal. I liked my doctor once I got to meet him which was the day of the surgery. I didn't lay eyes on him until then but I think he is pretty good at what he does. I am almost 58.My before photo was taken when I was 55. I weigh about the... Read more
Great for 3 Years then Starts to Fall -Munster, IN
- aladygirlchicago spent $2,500 in Munster, IN
- Updated 4 months ago
It was very much worth it, but I suggest a S lift maybe every 5 years as after 3 years it starts to slowly fall back to where it originally was. I paid 2500 cash in Chicago area. The place is no longer in business or I would go back and ask for some kind of touch up now looking to do it again :) Read more
Eyelids and Mini-facelift Fabulous! - Palo Alto, CA
- jewhitaker spent $12,000 in Palo Alto, CA
- Updated 6 months ago
I am a RN that works in the Operating Room of a Surgical Center. I do not work with Dr. Hessler in any capacity and have not received any stipend for my review. I had my mini-facelift and upper blepharoplasty done in office on a Tuesday. There was minimal discomfort during the procedure and... Read more
Ears will take a Beating...
- Toe Tapper spent $9,000 in Lake Mary Florida
- Updated 7 months ago
Got a mini face lift about 4 months ago. Not sure I needed it I am in my mid 40's. After sugery doctor says I have thin skin and muscle's so won't last past 3 years. The surgery left me with a scar on my neck from drain tubes and but ears a mess. One ear is pixie, the other ear... Read more
EZ-lift - Long Island, NY
- Dwish61 spent $5,600 in Long Island, NY
- Updated 7 months ago
I have used Dr. Marotta for EZ-Lift and Fat Sculpture for lower eyes and Face. I cannot express enough how happy I feel and look. I cannot wait to return in the Fall for Upper Eye Lids. Please Review my photos of Before and After on Dr Marrotta's home page. You will see the EZ-Lift... Read more
Advanced Mini Facelift - Mr. Hayter at the Spire Hospital Leicester. -Leicester, GB
- Steph D spent $4,659 in Leicester, GB
- Updated 8 months ago
I had an advanced mini facelift with Mr.Hayter exactally two weeks ago and I'm absolutely thrilled at the results. I'm only 37 years old but after losing weight (but generally being unhappy about my saggy face for years) I decided to go ahead with the lift. I was really anxious but the whole... Read more
A Younger Me! -Allentown, PA
- lkrau spent $5,000 in Allentown, PA
- Updated 8 months ago
Once I hit 50 and lost about 20 pounds I noticed I really had a droopy and tired appearance. I tried the injectables but they really didn't give me much of a different look. So for about 2 years I contemplated the min-facelift before having Dr. Raj Chowdary perform my surgery. I am thrilled! I... Read more
Mini Lift with Upper Bleph-Fort Lauderdale, FL
- puma53 spent $5,000 in Fort Lauderdale, FL
- Updated 9 months ago
Had procedure yesterday 2/14/13,,,,, sleep well...head elevated...waking up 2 or 3 times during night. No real pain...discomfort from compression bandage which comes off today.....taking arnica Montana and bromelian along with antibiotic, pain pill and eye ointment. So far so good. Will post... Read more
Mini-Lift but Maximum Scars - South Africa
- pe.ces spent $8,000 in South Africa, ZA
- Updated 9 months ago
I am in my mid-40's and had a mini face lift performed by Professor Donald Hudson at Renaissance Surgical Clinic, Cape Town, South Africa. During my consultation appointment: At my consult I told Dr. Hudson that I wanted the most minimal of mini-lifts, simply to tighten slight jowls at... Read more
Dr. Krau Made Me Look at Least 15 Years Younger! - Miami, FL
- morfme spent $10,000 in Miami, FL
- Updated 11 months ago
I originally had a consultation with Dr. Krau to change out my 16-yr old silicone breast implants done by another doctor, feeling that they were just perhaps getting too old. Since I was there (and feeling SO sure of him) I asked about the possibility of "fixing" a few issues I was beginning to... Read more
Mini Lift with Maximum Impact - Cleveland, OH
- practicemakesperfect spent $5,000 in Cleveland, OH
- Updated 1 year ago
Dr. Richard Gentile discussed my situation honestly and realistically with me, then performed my mini lift under local anesthesia (my choice). The results were absoplutely beautiful, completely natural and have lasted quite well for five years. At the same time as my lift, Dr. Gentile revised a... Read more
Excited and Nervous - Denver, CO
- joyaguiar spent $7,000 in Denver, CO
- Updated 1 year ago
I am scheduled to have the mini lift in October. I am an ex smoker and am finally going to get rid of the slack skin around the mouth and jawline caused by years of smoking. The procedure is being performed by Dr. Vath. Everything I have read on-line is so reassuring. It sounds like both he and... Read more
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04.01.05 Special Edition: TSA Director Admiral David C. Stone (pictured below) apologized today for a tragic incident at Dallas-Fort Worth where a new screener mistakenly declared a family's beloved Schnauzer suspicious. Following standard operating procedures, the TSA Elite First Rank Bomb Squad blew up the dog carrier in place near the American Airlines baggage check area.
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A TSA screener who said he could not reveal his name, because he was a crucial element in the war on terrorism, admitted he called the bomb squad. "I asked the dog if he was carrying anything for a third party, and he just barked that yippy Schnauzer bark at me. He was clearly a terrorist dog."
When the dog refused for the third time to come out of the carrier with his paws up, the screener called for help dealing with the recalcitrant pooch. "But it looks like our guy got confused by the metric system and used kilograms instead of milligrams," a bomb squad spokesman said. "Our usual dog charge is a lot less noisy."
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Tue, Oct 08, 2013 | 15:07 BST
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z will release through Steam alongside console versions
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z will be released in early 2014, and Tecmo Koei has announced it will be heading to PC via Steam. Yaiba is in development with Team Ninja's Yosuke Hayashi and Comcept's Keiji Inafune, and features a world where ninja meets undead warriors and features cybernetic weapons. Along with PC, the game is slated for release on PS3 and Xbox 360.
Thu, Jun 13, 2013 | 17:00 BST
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z gameplay videos show some actual gameplay
Quite a few videos have been released for Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z, and each are less than two minutes long but at least you get a look at gameplay. If you are feeling brave, IGN has 13 minute video of it here. Yaiba Ninja Gaiden Z is due on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in the first quarter of 2014. If you head over toGematsu,you can have a look at some new screenshots.
Sat, Jun 08, 2013 | 16:11 BST
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z video features Hayashi and Inafune discussing development
A developer diary for Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z is below, and features Team Ninja leader Yosuke Hayashi and concept lead, Keiji Inafune, discussing development of the game. The game is in the works between three developmental entities: Comcept, Spark Unlimited, and Team Ninja. In the video, Inafune and Hayashi talk about many things, along with the differences between development in Japan and the west – something which has been touched upon before by the team. Have a watch below. We're still unsure of a release date or platforms, but we'll know more come E3 next week.
Tue, May 28, 2013 | 21:10 BST
Tecmo Koei E3: Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate dated, Atelier Meruru Plus & Toukiden confirmed for western release
Tecmo Koei has announced a western release date for Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate, as well as the new that Atelier Meruru Plus: The Apprentice of Arland and Toukiden are heading westward for Vita. All three games, among others, will be on-hand at E3 next month.
Sat, Nov 17, 2012 | 22:10 GMT
Yaiba won't just be Ninja Gaiden with a coat of zombie paint, says Hayashi
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z is being developed by three developmental entities: Comcept, Spark Unlimited, and Team Ninja. While it sounds as though there may be too many cooks making this bloody stew, Team Ninja boss Yosuke Hayashi said everyone is functioning as one team.
Sat, Oct 20, 2012 | 15:07 BST
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z job listings state the game is headed to next-gen consoles
Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z may be heading to next-gen consoles, if a job listing posted by developer Spark Unlimited is any indication.
Thu, Mar 28, 2013 | 00:47 GMT
Ninja Gaiden Z screens are gory but lovely
Ninja Gaiden Z produced a stunning cel-shaded trailer yesterday; get a better look at its gloriously animated stylings in the screens through the break.
Thu, Mar 28, 2013 | 00:47 GMT
Ninja Gaiden Z gets cel-shaded zombie trailer, watch it here
Ninja Gaiden Z – a collaboration between Team Ninja, Keiji Inafune and Spark Unlimited has been announced at TGS, along with a brilliant new trailer. Watch it below.
Thu, Mar 28, 2013 | 00:47 GMT
Ninja Gaiden Z revealed, is Inafune's 'Yaiba', Spark Unlimited developing
Team Ninja has revealed Ninja Gaiden Z, a collaboration between Team Ninja, Spark Unlimited and Keiji Inafune. It's a cel-shaded Ninja Gaiden with zombies basically, and is the full name of Inafune's 'Yaiba' project. The studio also unveiled a new Ninja Gaiden smartphone game, free Wii U DLC and more. Get it all here.


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Lagniappe to celebrate 40 years in downtown Rochester
In 1972 when Rochester merchants placed signs in their windows announcing the first Lagniappe, customers would walk in off the streets asking, "What's Lagniappe?"
Now celebrating its 40th anniversary it has undeniably become a Rochester holiday tradition. This year's festivities will take place on Monday, Nov. 26th from 6:00 – 9:00pm to kick-off the downtown holiday shopping season.
Join the merchants of downtown Rochester they offer their customers Lagniappe (Creole for "a little something extra") in appreciation for their support throughout the year. The Rochester Downtown Development Authority (DDA) also will offer some Lagniappe with the debut of The Big, Bright Light Show.
"Lagniappe is the official kickoff of the holiday season in downtown Rochester", said Stephanie Hellebuyck, Rochester Downtown Development Authority events coordinator. "And to think that it's been going on for 40 years, the history is what makes it so special!
The program will begin at 6:45 pm on E. Fourth Street with help from the Mayor, Channel 7's Dave LewAllen and a special appearance by the man in red, Santa Claus himself, sponsored by Studio One Salon. The lights will officially light-up downtown Rochester at 7:00 pm. Make sure to bring your cameras because kids will then have the opportunity to share their Christmas lists with Santa from 7:15 – 9:00 pm.
As part of Lagniappe, the DDA is partnering with Rochester Area Neighborhood House on "Kicks for a Cause," to help the kids in our community with a basic need many take for granted – shoes and socks. Please bring new shoes or socks to the corner of E. Fourth & Main from 5 – 9 pm. Help us "kick" off the season by making the holidays merry & bright for the kids in our community. All types of shoes and socks are needed – athletic, casual and dress.
In addition, free horse-drawn carriage rides will be available at E. Third and Walnut Street. The rides will run from 6:00 – 9:00 pm.
There will be a number of free holiday music performances to help visitors get into the holiday spirit; the Meadow Brook Carolers, Heart of the Hills Barbershop Chorus and more!
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Idaho Tequila Party registered several Latino eligible voters and we rocked their vote with Mariachis!
Sunday, August 5th, 2012The Idaho Tequila Party Rally was a success!
Meet the woman who played a big role with regard to making the Idaho Tequila Party Rally happen –Mary Jo Torrez. In photo, she explains the importance of the Latino vote in the upcoming 2012 Presidential election. [Yes, we are supporting Obama for President. Mitt Romney promised to veto the DREAM Act, therefore, since he spit on our children and denied them compassion, we promise to veto Romney at the polls, too.]
ORALE! After registering new Latino voters in Idaho, they rocked the vote Mariachi-style! Mary Jo Torrez and tequila party members did an amazing job in Idaho and she will hold it down and continue to politically educate Latinos on who is immigrant-friendly and who is not! Photo taken yesterday at our Idaho Tequila Party Rally.
Orale! Rocking the Latino Vote Mariachi-style!
Democratic Candidate Nicole LaFavour showed up to our Latino Get Out the Vote Rally in Burley, Idaho! We will tell all of our Latino families and friends (we have big families) to support her for US CONGRESS! Viva Nicole!
We registered several new eligible Latino voters in Idaho and our e-mail list is growing!
Those emails are GOLDEN to us!
Our tequila party rally a success since we registered new eligible voters in Idaho!