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With Michael Swan moving into the Warren County Treasurer's post as of Jan. 2, county leaders are now in the process of selecting a new chief of the county Real Property Services office, which Swan now heads up.
Sources at the county said this week that the leading candidate for the new Director of Real Property is Lexie Delurey, the present Deputy Director of the office. They said that Delurey, a resident of South Glens Falls, is the likely choice for the post, which is appointed by the county Board of Supervisors.
While county Administrator Paul Dusek and county Attorney Martin Auffredou declined to acknowledge Delurey as the leading candidate, the two said they were examining residency requirements, if any, for the office. The action was anticipated as a result of county officials voting Dec. 1 to officially start the process of selecting a new director of the Real Property Services office.
The department's main functions are to produce and maintain tax maps that depict land parcels, and to provide services to local assessors related to appraisals, sales and revaluation efforts.
The office also assists in preparing tax rolls, advises in investigating tax roll errors, and administers the disposition of tax-delinquent property. The office's personnel also works with the county Board of Supervisors in setting property tax rates — in conjunction with state tax officials.
Delurey said Dec. 1 that she's learned all the functions of the Real Property office from the ground up, having started as an account clerk/typist in the department 12 years ago. Since then, she has been promoted several times. She served for years as a Property Information Specialist before she was promoted in Oct. 2007 to Deputy Director .
She said this week that if she is indeed is chosen to lead the department, she feels comfortable in taking on the duties since she has gained knowledge of all aspects of the work. Such tasks include examining tax maps and assuring they are accurate, and comprehending the legal descriptions contained in deeds.
"There's a four-year learning curve involved in working in the Real Property office," she said.
Delurey said that when she was first hired, the Real Property office conducted their work merely with paper records.
During her tenure, she helped in computerization and indexing of the vast amounts of information, including historical data on each land parcel, she added.


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When you're looking for a way to put an end to your heroine or opiate addictions, you no doubt have heard or read about ibogaine. There are two ways to find it – as an alkaloid form, which means it's the synthetic version and also the real herb. The real herb is used in sacred ceremonies with real shamans who have vast knowledge on how it's used, have worked with hundreds of people with it, and truly understand it. Ibogaine treatment is usually available at ibogaine clinics, including ibogaine treatment centers in Mexico.
Which of these versions so far sounds best to you?
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One herbalist secret you should know about is that real herbs are used by people who understand that plant chemistry is complex, and taking out one little alkaloid – ibogaine for ibogaine treatment – from the plant or synthesizing it is practically an abomination to those who use herbs for healing. Herbalists cite the case of aspirin versus willow bark, which aspirin has been derived from to explain this principle.
Willow bark when used for pain has no negative side effects. This is because it is used as the whole herb, and it contains hundreds of medicinal constituents that work together once they enter in your body. One constituent is an anti-inflammatory agent, another is salicin for pain, and there are hundreds more flavonoids in it that act as antioxidants. All these are beneficial for the body with no downside. Compare this to synthetic aspirin which is responsible for thousands of deaths each year, as it is only one synthetic substance – salicylic acid which thins the walls of the stomach and causes internal bleeding.
Thus, once you understand this herbal secret that it's better to take herbs in their whole and untampered form, you can make a wiser decision about using synthetic ibogaine versus the real herb extract with a shaman. Make sense? Which version sounds best to you?
How Could Anything Like Ibogaine Be an Addiction Stopper?
The next question is whether or not ibogaine is an addiction stopper. For this, you'll have to dig up research on the topic. To date, there has only been one good ibogaine program that evaluated the effects of ibogaine, but the ibogaine reviews of the treatment were only done with the synthetic form. The reason why makes a lot of sense – in the U.S., ibogaine is considered a schedule 1 drug because it causes hallucinations. These hallucinations aren't the crazy ones like what happens with LSD but rather are visions of what's happening in your life with your relationships and whether or not you are spiritually on track. Nevertheless, whether the herb or synthetic alkaloid is used, the person seeking ibogaine rehab of drug addictions will have them.
So if ibogaine is not allowed to be widely dispensed throughout the USA and other countries, then no research funding is going to be obtained for it. Yet one researcher, Thomas Kingsley Brown, did run an observational study of ibogaine rehab centers with 67 subjects and found that ibogaine had no adverse effects at all. Only about a seventh of the people taking the treatment had mystical experiences, and about a third of them relapsed within the first month. He claims that 87% relapsed within the first six months; but ibogaine improved personal relationships, psychiatric status, and decreased the use of drugs the person was addicted to.
Now with this new information that you know, your next questions should be:
- Did they use the ibogaine synthetic form or did they use the real herb extract as it was supposed to be used with the shaman? It's now easy to see why some people would consider ibogaine detox a myth because the synthetic form wouldn't be as effective.
- What other treatments were they using during the study? Modern studies try to be so scientific that they end up being pseudo-scientific and then the researchers end up deducing things that often don't make sense. They try to test only one variable at a time.
The situation of a drug addict trying to detoxify from drugs is a serious issue. Addictive drugs affect the body in many ways – they affect the brain and damage it, as seen on PET scans and affect metabolism, the CNS, and all the organs and cells of the body. For example, drugs like methadone kill the body's ability to regulate calcium, and ruin the mitochondria. When someone has been using drugs for a while, they will have damage in many parts of the body, and recovery means fixing all the affected areas of the body, not just dealing with withdrawals.
You would have to call the primary researcher to find out what exactly was the method used at the ibogaine treatment clinics. Were they more concerned with the bottom line – making a proclamation about (synthetic) ibogaine itself to be able to patent a drug and make profits or were they more concerned about the patient safety and healing? This would give you the answer as to whether or not ibogaine is a myth or truly an addiction stopper.
Firsthand Experiences of Ibogaine Treatment are Excellent
When two patients at The Holistic Sanctuary, an ibogaine clinic in Mexico were interviewed on how well their ibogaine treatment went, they had nothing but praises for the clinic and the treatment. "Less than 24 hours of my initial dose of ibogaine, I already felt changes in my mind and body and realized it was going to work. The second day I felt great and never had felt better," said Adam, discussing how ibogaine interrupted his addictive cycle and helped transform his life.
Another patient said this in frustration since he had to find an ibogaine treatment center in Mexico because of government regulations, "I'm not even going to call it a drug because it's a plant or an herb put here for a reason. The fact that America is outlawing ibogaine for treatment for addiction because it's not profitable drives me crazy."
Ibogaine is Not Safe, Say the Non-Natural Therapists
You might also incorrectly conclude that using ibogaine for detox would not be considered safe because not enough studies are done on it as the medical profession wants you to believe. The stats show very few scientific articles on it. But the reality is that the alternative – conventional methadone and suboxone are much more dangerous than ibogaine. Death rates and the addiction of these different drugs clearly show there's no healing occurring at these conventional centers. We clearly need a replacement of theories, philosophies and treatments if our entire population is to be healthy.
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- I was worried about I guess everything coming here. Worried about quitting the drugs, worried about withdrawals and everything. I got here and it was ten times better than what I had hoped it would be. For the first time in 6 years I will be able to work out again. Being here was a life changing experience..
- Since ten years back I have been struggling with addiction to opiates. Iáve been to numerous programs. They were all long time programs. They put us all in a room. They had us do chores. This is the first place to save my life in the matter of seven days. If it wasn�t for me coming here I would probably be dead by now.
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Once Slovakia's Dominika Cibulkova calmed down, she regained control of her first-round match at the Bank of the West Classic.
Fifth-seeded Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland and the eighth-seeded Cibulkova each won their opening matches Monday night.
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"It was a good match," Radwanska said. "I am very happy to have won my first hard court match, and especially under hot conditions. I just wanted to play very good tennis at this tournament."
The 14th-ranked Radwanska is seeking her first WTA title in three years and is enjoying a solid season. She reached the quarterfinals of the Australian Open and the fourth round of the French Open.
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Cibulkova nearly let the match get away, falling behind in the second set before forcing a tiebreak. She fell behind 5-1 before rallying for the victory.
"I'm a player who really needs to control my emotions," Cibulkova said. "I went a little crazy once I lost my serve at 6-6. Throughout the whole tiebreaker, I was off a little bit but I just tried to focus 100 percent."
American Christina McHale beat Croatia's Mirjana Lucic 6-1, 6-0 and will next meet Cibulkova.
"I just tried to stay solid and steady, play each point with full intensity," McHale said. "I think I'm improving my tennis, which is most important."
Canadian Rebecca Marino topped American Coco Vandeweghe 6-4, 6-4 in another match. She'll play No. 3 seed Marion Bartoli in the second round.
Taiwan's Kai-Chen Chang came back from an early deficit to beat American Hilary Barte 7-5, 6-4 in the late match.
Barte played at Stanford, winning the NCAA doubles title two years in a row. This was her second tournament as a professional.


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A community discussion about the Affordable Care Act's health insurance exchange will take place from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the great room at First Presbyterian Church, 2330 S. Main St.
The event is free and open to the public. Jan Ruma and Bill Cook of CareNet will give a presentation on how the healthcare exchange works, how to enroll and where to get assistance.
Cook is the local "navigator"who can help those looking for healthcare. Appointments may be made to meet with him at the Family Center by calling 419-423-5323.
The community meeting will be preceded by a discussion at 3 p.m. at the church for healthcare providers. Those who are in contact with clients, such as receptionists, secretaries, schedulers and assistants, are encouraged to attend.
March 31 is the deadline to sign up for government-sponsored health insurance.
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Mr. SALMON. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to express my continued concerns with the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. It seems that every day we learn a new way this law is negatively impacting the American middle class.
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What can i say? It is so sad that we do not have such websites as Realself in germany ! It is so sad that we don't have such a good plattform where people are not afraid of showing theirselves and talking about beauty operations. I think it is still quite unusual to get beauty operations done here in germany, than it is in america or the uk. I am so addictet to this website and i am happy that you guys all share your experiences. So will i, i think it is just fair and i wish everyone of you that you can achive what you want :)
I do have problems with my breasts since i was 13 years old i guess. As so many of you i have years behind me with a very low self-esteem because my breasts where hanging quite a lot at a too young age. I don't have to tell you how i felt with taking the bra off in front of a boy or later man. Who would want hanging breasts? When i was about 12 i already had a C Cup and it became more and more .. then a D, later DD. I gave birth to two kids where i was at the age of 21 and since then my breasts even got bigger.
Everytime i had been pregnant i wasn't able to breastfeed my kids properly, because i had such a mastitis everytime. Hard and stone-like breasts, on both sides inflamed mammary glands. I was in such pain, had high fever and had to go in the hospital because it was so bad. They tried to get rid of the galactostasia, with curd and cold wraps around my breasts...and i felt like a cow, heavy, stonelike breasts, acking.. constantly dripping milk that was too much ( i guess ). It was horrible. When i was 18 i had the first meeting with a surgeon in my life, my mother had gone with me.. and i will never forget how humiliated i felt.. when the doctor looked at me with this derogatory expression on the face saying "well, that's just an aesthetic problem, and wouldn't been paid be the insurance".
I never forget this moment as it haunts me until today. I felt devastated and believed i would never be able to enjoy my body in the way others could. I always have been depressed about that topic..You know that, every day you look in the mirror you hate them. You simply do.
I always had back problems, could hardly find nice bras that woulnd't cost a load of money. Most of them looked like "grandmas version". I hated these bras with this wide straps. I hated never beeing able to wear something with fine straps on my shoulders.. or even shoulder free.. Well.. back to today: Now i am a 34DDD/F. It just got worse.. and i don't know why i started this again... but it might have to do with the fact, that my boyfriend made a proposal to me, and we will marry in Spring 2015..
You might be able to understand that i always.. always.. wanted a nice strapless gown as bride... and since we talk about planning everything.. i couldn't get it out of my head.. that i wanted to do this reduction for so long. I am addicted to this website and can't stop reading about all this stuff over and over again.
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I have to say.. in germany you won't get these op's paid by insurances. Except you do have gigantomasty, or a minimum of 500 gr per each side to get out. My surgeon i really have a good feeling about, told me, that he wouldn't expect the insurance to pay. I am going to pay this out of my pocket. And even when it hurts a lot, but i am going to do it.
Now where i am 33, i will have a long time left where i can enjoy my breasts if i do get the op now.. my body is still young and in good shape.. I explained it to my BF.. I don't see any sense in waiting even longer than i already did.. there will NEVER be the time where i can say.. oh now i do have the money with a flip of my finger...it will always be something that is handled and seen like "unnecessary" for others. Why should i wait? 17 years are long enough... even if it cost a hell of money. No i don't think about the money anymore. I. am. going. to. do. it.
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The schedule for an Israeli army withdrawal from the West Bank town of Jenin has been moved ahead by three weeks.
Foreign Minister Shimon Peres made the announcement Sunday after a meeting at the Erez Crossing between Israel and the Gaza Strip with Palestine Liberation Organization leader Yasser Arafat.
"The withdrawal from Jenin will begin on Oct. 25th," Peres told reporters.
He added that Palestinian elections will be held by Jan. 22, a move that would enable the voting to take place before Ramadan, the Muslim holy month of fasting.
The elections would take place after Israel withdraws from six Palestinian population centers in the West Bank, but not before it redeploys in Hebron.
Under the terms of the agreement signed Sept. 28 in Washington, Israel was to redeploy from the six population centers and from most of Hebron before the holding of elections for a Palestinian council and for the head of the self- rule government.
The redeployment in Hebron is contingent upon completion of a bypass road to be used by Jewish settlers and Israeli troops. The road is tentatively scheduled to be completed by the end of March.
Peres and Arafat met Sunday after the PLO leader complained about what he felt was the slow pace of Israeli withdrawals in the West Bank in the wake of the agreement for expanding Palestinian autonomy in the West Bank.
Israeli withdrawals from four Arab villages in the West Bank last week were dismissed by Palestinians officials as a merely cosmetic move.
Israel had originally planned to withdraw from Jenin during the week of Nov. 19.
Peres and Arafat did not announce a specific schedule for the Israeli withdrawals from the other five Arab population centers besides Jenin – Nablus, Tulkarm, Kalkilya, Ramallah and Bethlehem.


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Dragon Ball Z - Majin Buu - Atonement (DVD 70)
Title: Dragon Ball Z - Majin Buu - Atonement
Volume: DVD 70
Running time: 62
Distributor: FUNimation Entertainment
Release date: 2002-01-29
Suggested retail price: $24.95
Age rating: NR
Episode 220: Meal Time
The fight with Buu continues to ravage our pure hearted warriors! Arriving on the scene, Vegeta vows to kill Buu - even at the cost of his own life! Does the warrior even stand a chance against the awesome power of Buu?
Episode 221: The Warrior's Decision
Vegeta's intensive seven years of training seems to be paying off against more than just Goku! But the intensive fighting between the two fighters seems to barely be bothering Buu. Can help from Trunks and Goten turn the tide?
Episode 222: Final Atonement
The Z-fighters may have a chance to take out Buu, but will Vegeta have to pay the price? It's a last ditch effort from the super saiyan titan to save friend and family!
.Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English Subtitles.
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British Airways has become the third airline at McCarran International Airport to offer passengers self-service bag tagging for its international flights through London.
"Many of our customers already check in online and print their boarding pass at home, and this new self-service feature can help make their travel experience even smoother," said Doug Caines, British Airways' vice president of customer service and operations business development.
Passengers can print bag tags at kiosks at British Airways' Terminal 3 check-in counters. The airline began offering the service last week.
The technology is designed to improve the speed and simplicity of departures. Once tags are printed and attached to bags, luggage is left at a drop desk. The process is expected to reduce concourse congestion during busy travel periods.
Customer service representatives will continue to assist passengers at the counter.
British Airways has 10 flights a week to London with daily service to Heathrow International Airport and three-times-weekly service to Gatwick International.
The airline joins Air Canada and WestJet as the only carriers at McCarran to offer self-service bag tagging. Those carriers began offering the service when Terminal 3 opened in June last year.
There are no domestic carriers that offer the service.


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Kentucky receives information on school bus incidents daily from school districts and compiles a statewide Annual Incident Report each September.
The following information is a collection of more than three decades of nationwide statistics on children killed in the loading and unloading "zone" or area around a school bus. National and historical data is available at the National Loading and Unloading Survey Web site. Kentucky data are available below:
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Canada Day Parade - July 1st 2007
Burlington Community to Celebrate Canada Day
If you haven't already heard, we are celebrating Canada Day in a BIG way on Sunday, July 1st! This will be our 20th year welcoming one and all to commemorate Canada's birthday and we think that is something worth celebrating! Plan on spending the entire day with family and friends as we treat you to special music, food and fun!
Exciting Canada Day Activities!
Horse Pull
*Our annual horse pull will be the first order of the day, getting underway at noon and continuing until dusk. Come see champion horses and their owners working together to haul heroic heaps! We'll have the coffee on, so come early!
Street and Children's Parade
*Our Street Parade will get underway at 12:30 led by the children and community float. This year's float will have a nature theme and all the children are invited to dress up as bugs, flowers or animals and make their way past the admiring crowds. To be included in this charming procession, please call Susan Daniels at 538-3441 or Kate Adams at 538-7923.
Children's Poster Art Show with People's Choice Awards
We are decorating our hall with children's art illustrating Canada on her 140th birthday! All children aged 5-12 are invited to submit their artwork. Please call Charlotte Dexter at 538-0205 for further details.
Flower Arrangement Show & Competition
Here's a chance to show off your creative side! Enter our flower arrangement show and competition and whether your entry be formal, whimsical or downright comical, you will have a chance of winning a ribbon and basking in the glory! Please call Marie Armstrong at 538-9481 or e-mail email@example.com for guidelines. Guideline sheets can also be picked up at the Union Street Cafe.
Pie-Baking Competition
Bring that famous pie you bake to our hall between 9:30 and 10:30 AM on July 1st and you may win a trophy! There will be two categories; best one crust pie and best two crust. Call Anna Osburn at 538-3234 for more info.
Great Musical Entertainment Lined Up for Canada Day!
All you bluegrass and country music fans out there are going to be thrilled with our stage line-up this year! We are proud to present The Spinney Brothers who are making Burlington a stop on their busy and extensive summer festival schedule. Included in our stage show are local favourites Hughie McDonell, The Millett Family, Janice Sheridan and Lois Lutz with Ground Speed.
And So Much More!
Our 20th Annual Burlington Community Club Canada Day Celebration is packed from dawn to dusk with a fun and entertaining schedule of events. Bring your children for the Children's Carnival, face-painting, a jello-eating contest and sack race. There will be a Bingo tent, heritage displays, a Community Challenge of games & contests, dance demonstrations, a pie-eating contest, a fantastic Silent Auction and fabulous food. And to top it all off, what could be more exciting than a spectacular fireworks display over the Bay of Fundy? Watch for posters and program brochures and make plans to celebrate Canada Day in Burlington this year!
Wanted! Volunteers!
Of course with all this activity we need more volunteers than ever to help make this a fun and happy day for all involved. We are striving this year for 'many hands making light work' and our volunteer chairperson is trying to organize short shifts for all those who can offer a little time. Many thanks and utmost appreciation goes to all of you who have made this commitment and in particular to those outside the Burlington Community who have offered your services and expertise. Please call Anna Osburn at 538-3234 if you can help us out with a couple hours of your time.
Wanted - Donations of small toys in good condition suitable for 'Carnival' prizes at the Burlington Canada Day Celebration for boys and girls ages 2 and up. Please call Harry Roberts at 538-9464 for delivery or pick-up information.


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"In the 1970s, the connection between poetry and rock & roll was utter. They were the same people. People who wrote poems were in bands. That didn't happen again, it seemed to me, until the 90s." That's a quote from poet and GalleyCat reader, Eileen Myles.
Since her first 1974 reading at the punk rock mecca CBGB, Myles published more than 20 volumes of poetry, fiction, articles, plays, and libretti. GalleyCat caught up with Myles, talking about the recession and her historic experiences in New York City's East Village.
The interview came during a poetry reading celebrating the release of "Poems from the Women's Movement" anthology. GalleyCat also interviewed Erica Jong about the lack of publishing parity, poet Honor Moore about "male approval desire", and beat poet Anne Waldman about preserving chapbooks in this digital age.


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Hi, I'm fairly new to this forum and have been enjoying many great, informative posts here. I've been into cake decorating as a hobby for about two years. I really enjoy working with gumpaste and fondant.
I was looking for a way to protect some of my projects and ordered the Lacquer Spray from GSA. Have any of you used this product? Did you get good results? I need to ship a sugar art gift to a friend and want to take any measures that I can to have it arrive in the best condition possible. Any information about products and packing techniques would be most appreciated.
Happy Thursday!
I'm not sure if there is much interest in this product here- but now that I've used the spray, I will share my review of it. If used as directed, you get a nice sheen on your gumpaste/fondant. Trying to spray thin coats does yield better results. I sprayed a tricky area too thickly and it resulted in visible drips and a wetter looking finish. One piece had some black magic marker writing on it that "purpled" slightly after spraying- but the marker did not run. Definitely test a patch to see how it would affect the color method you've used. Time will tell if the laquer will help retain color and protect my figures from deteriorating. I'll repost after a few months to let you know. HTH anyone who might be curious.
I've never heard of that product before. Thanks for sharing your review. Will the fondant still be edible after you use the lacquer?
Letsgetcaking- I'll be happy to share what information I have on this product. It's made by Confectionary Arts International and the can reads as follows: for use on Marzipan, Sugar, Chocolate, Nougatine and Pralines
Provides shine and protection from humidity, extends the shelf life, lacquer spray neutral in smell and taste, increases the gloss and shine of chocolate showpieces and sugar decorations, protects sugar arts against humidity exposure. I haven't used it on something that will be eaten yet but it is made for use on food. They also have another product for chocolate- I think it's called Chocolate Freeze. Here's a link to CAI-
I like this product, so far, and will share more results in the future.
Take care,
I've been wondering about that product. They use it on "Ace of Cakes" quite frequently.
Thanks for the info.
You're Welcome. I'll post more on this when I do more tests with it.
I must have missed it on the Ace of Cakes- I don't get to see it often. I'll bet they know of more applications for it.
Take care.
Lacquer spray is the same thing as confectionary glaze but in an aerosal form. You have to make sure that you spray atleast six inches away from the project or you will get running of the project. It will also give a slight yellowish tint to it. It is basically to give some sheen to items and will set any kind of powdered color. It will NOT give your project any type of protection as far as making it more stable for shipping. You also will get a coating on it that for some items, you might not want to eat even though it says edible. Also, it is a B* to get off utensils and things. You can use Windex or acetone based nail polish remover and soak items in it, especially brushes. Ive used it for my car windshields and things and it does look pretty cool when its done. But you can also get the confectionary glaze and dip items and its a heck of a lot cheaper!
Weirkd- I didn't know about confectioner's glaze. Can it be used in an airbrush? The lacquer is pricey! Thanks for the info. As far as shipping- I'm going to use packing supplies and add a food grade desiccant packet to the plastic bag that I pack the item in. Then I'm packing the first box into a larger box lined with styro. I hope that double boxing will help cushion it enough. Any suggestions are appreciated.
Cant use the conf. glaze in an airbrush. It will gum it up. But if the items are big, you can pour the glaze over the item and the let it dry. Its $7 verses the high cost of the spray. But ofcourse if you need it to be a mist, then you can use a plastic bottle with a pump that you can buy at a dollar store or Walmart. Just make sure to rinse the nozzle with Windex afterwards to prevent it from being sticky. Works great for your hands as well!!
Shipping. Well Ive shipped whole cakes with flowers on them and had no problem. (UPS ND Air). But recently I sent gumpaste flowers to Illinois, packed them in separate boxes, covered them with bubble wrap and wrapped batting around the petals and had horrible results. I sent them Priority Mail. I had fragile, etc written on them as well. So I suggest maybe going to a UPS store and having them package it and get it insured just in case!
Thanks for the great suggestions. I usually do use UPS- they're good about special attention shipping. I just would hate to disappoint my friend- not that she'd be unkind about it. There are some things that we don't have control over. We make the effort and hope for the best.
Confectioner's Glaze:
Confectioner's glaze is food grade shellac and its solvent is alcohol. If you can get grain alcohol (i.e. Everclear), you can dilute the conf. glaze to any strength. I haven't used it in an airbrush but if you dilute it enough there is no reason why it wouldn't work.
If you are dipping or pouring it, several thin coats work very well. (BTW: full strength alcohol won't dissolve sugar.)
Dried confectioner's glaze is hard to clean up but soaking it with alcohol will soften it. Try that instead of Windex (which also has some alcohol in it). Even with a cleaner, it can take a good bit of scrubbing to get up the worst of it. Best to catch it when it is still wet.
For packing for shipping:
Automated package routing can drop a package 6' from one conveyer to another. Try packing gumpaste flowers and petals with tissues around and between them and in a box or bag filled with packing peanuts. Dry popped popcorn makes a good non-toxic packing material.
Hi Caketec,
Thanks for the info! I'll have to experiment with the grain alcohol dilution.
I'm shipping a plaque type design- so I don't have fragile petals to worry about, (this time) It's good to know how someone with experience does it. I've got some shipping peanuts and bubble wrap and hope that double boxing can absorb some of the bumps. Do you wrap the pieces in plastic bags? I plan on bagging the item and placing a food safe desiccant packet in with it.


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Spain's Corella Ballet returns, this time presenting Clark Tippet's Bruch Violin Concerto, Christopher Wheeldon's For 4, and the world premiere of Pálpito, a full-company ballet by Nuevo Ballet Español Artistic Directors Ángel Rojas and Carlos Rodríguez.
In the vein of Soléa, the flamenco-inflected ballet that was the hit of the company's 2010 City Center season, the work fuses classical ballet and traditional Spanish dance.
Previews from: 17 April 2012
Opening night: 17 April 2012
Closing night: 20 April 2012
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The country's major drug store chains are increasingly relying on pharmacy technicians, often as young as 16 with little training, to fill prescriptions involving even the most powerful drugs.
Sometimes, there are tragic results.
A high school-aged pharmacy technician at a Walgreens in Lakeland, Fla., made a typing error and dispensed a dose of the blood thinner Coumadin that was 10 times what the doctor had prescribed.THE BLOTTER RECOMMENDS
"She was in high school. Her prior job had been cleaning a movie theater and serving popcorn," said Karen Terry, a lawyer representing the patient's family.
The patient, Beth Hippely, suffered a massive stroke after taking the medicine she was incorrectly given, forcing her to stop chemotherapy for a treatable, stage II breast cancer. She died earlier this year.
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Under Walgreens policy, prescriptions filled by pharmacy technicians are supposed to be double-checked by registered pharmacists. In the Hippely case, the registered pharmacist failed to catch the high school student's error.
As big chain drug stores have rapidly expanded, thousands of pharmacy technicians have been hired.
"We depend on them very heavily in our industry," said Mary Ann Wagner, senior vice president of the National Association of Drug Store Chains.
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In a majority of states all that is required is that the student be actively working for a GED or high school diploma.
The amount of training varies from store to store, with some chains requiring only that the students watch a short video before taking the job.
"They're giving a huge responsibility to people that aren't trained to perform those duties," says Karen Terry.
The high school student who made the error with Beth Hippely testified she had watched a video and was taking classes in school to learn about the pharmacy job.
Testimony in the Hippely case also revealed that stock boys and photo shop workers were also pressed into service behind the pharmacy counter when the store became very busy.
"They know mis-fills and errors are bound to occur because they're giving huge responsibility and important responsibility to people that aren't trained to perform those duties," said Terry.
"This is an intentional, system drive for profits, for money. If it wasn't about that, they would hire more pharmacists," the lawyer said.
Walgreens is the country's biggest pharmacy and recently reported record profits.
In a statement to ABCNews.com, Walgreens said, "We deeply regret the few errors that have occurred among the more than 500 million prescriptions we fill each year at our 5,600 pharmacies.


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Resident Evil. Silent Hill. No More Heroes. Three much-loved gaming IPs that have amassed a devoted following for their gritty style, bloody visuals and penchant for the obscure.
So what happens when you take the creative minds from each title (see 'Brains') and ask them to work on a new game together?
You get a blood-soaked trip through hell full of demons, giant guns and sexual innuendo, that's what. You know, the usual.
Growing up
Shadows of the Damned is an over-the-top third person action shooter which has also coined its own sub-genre – 'punk rock horror'.
Players control Garcia Hotspur who must travel to the City of the Damned to rescue his kidnapped girlfriend, hunting demons along the way. It's a mix of puzzles, shooting, twisted bosses and dark locations such as demon towns, shadowy forests and dingy sewers.
Gamers receive help from a flying talking skull called Johnson. They can even use a gun called 'the boner' and collect blue gems to make it grow in size. Yeah. We know. It's the same kind of humour from No More Heroes that earnt Suda 51 a reputation for having zany game design.
That bizarre action series went down well with hardcore gamers and EA is hoping Shadows of the Damned will have a similar effect.
"The game promises to deliver unique and unparalleled gameplay with a true grindhouse and punk style," says EA's product manager for Shadows of the Damned Kuran Kapoor.
"It will offer gamers the chance to take on some of the most brutally twisted boss battles ever imagined from the minds of Suda51 and Shinji Mikami.
"Shadows of the Damned will be supported by an extensive online campaign to target hardcore gamers."
With demons disguised as women, bosses with harmonicas sewn into their mouths, gargoyles shaped like goats and gates which have a baby's head for a lock, Shadows of the Damned isn't your traditional action game. And that's what makes it great.
Going hardcore
EA is targeting hardcore gamers with an online ad campaign. The publisher also has hands-on gameplay activity planned throughout the summer to get UK consumers playing it.
Shadows of the Damned is the work of three development veterans: Resident Evil director Shinji Mikami, Silent Hill composer Akira Yamaoka and No More Heroes director Goichi Suda (pictured).
Damned soundtrack
Those who pre-order the game with GameStop, Amazon or the EA store will receive a digital download of the game's soundtrack. The main theme features classic English punk band The Damned.


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Has anyone ever been on this cruise that starts and ends in Malaga Spain? I would love to know if you would do it again and if it would be a good cruise for a honeymoon?
What was your favorite stop? And any advice you might have to share?
I'm sorry that I can't help you Jen -- I've neither sailed RCL nor the Mediterranean .. Hopefully, someone will have the information you're looking for. Is this for your honeymoon? What time of year are you looking at?
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Sarah Jessica Parker Answers Whether or Not There Will Be a "Sex and the City 3"
Will there be a "Sex and the City 3?"
Sarah Jessica Parker appeared on "TODAY" on Thursday to set the record straight about the possibility of a third "Sex and the City" movie.
"There is no decision," Parker told "TODAY" host Matt Lauer.
"It remains a not-often-had conversation. I know — and [writer-director] Michael Patrick [King] knows well — the story we might tell, if we ever tell it. But the real truth, and I'm not being cagey, is we've never discussed a when."
The actress and fashion icon also talked about her shoe line, fashion week, family, and films.
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Picture this. You are traveling in your car on a chilly winter day and suddenly the heater stops working, blowing cold air! If you don't want to bring upon such a nightmarish situation upon yourself, I suggest that you deal with your car heater problems without any delay.
For diagnosing and troubleshooting heater issues, you need to know how the heater mechanism works, to provide warmth in the car interiors. Once you are acquainted with the inner working of the heater mechanism, you will be in a better position to deal with car problems, related to it.
Heater Function
A car heater doesn't use an electric coil as its heating mechanism. The heat needed to keep the car insides warm in winter, is generated by the car engine itself. Through every explosive combustion reaction that occurs in the car engine, a tremendous amount of heat is generated, which would melt it, if not divert away by the circulating engine coolant. Part of the heat is diverted towards the car radiator and the rest is transmitted to the heater core, from where it is made to dissipate into the car interiors by fan induced air circulation. The heated air enters the car interiors through vents.
Thus, the car is self sufficient in terms of generating the heat required to keep its interiors warm. There are several car parts that come into play to make the heating system work. The central component is the heater core, which is like a radiator, through which coolant passes, dissipating heat. There is a control valve that comes into play when you need to switch on or switch off the heater mechanism. Then there is the fan mechanism powered by the motor which helps in transmitting the radiated heat into the car. Heater problems may be related to the malfunctioning of any of these parts.
Troubleshooting Heater Issues
Let's look at the major car heater problems that you may need to deal with.
Blocked Core
The heater cores has tubes, through which the engine coolant flows to transmit heat to the core through conduction, which then radiates this heat. With prolonged use, these coolant transmission tubes may get blocked and stop supplying coolant. This leads to a reduction of heat supplied to the car insides. In such a situation, you may find a car heater blowing cold air. The recommended fix for this problem is to replace the heater core entirely with a new one.
Failing Control Valve
Another common problem which may lead to a situation, where you find heater dysfunctional is the failing of the control valve, which switches on and switches off the coolant flow towards the heater. Check out the control valve and get it replaced if it's beyond repair.
Failed Fan Motor
Another major problem is the failing of the fan, which blows hot air into the car interiors. If you find a reduction in the efficiency of the heater, it may be because of the fan motor failure. You will have to get the motor tested from a car repair center and get it replaced to restore normal functionality.
Drop in Coolant Level
Another reason for the drop in the efficiency of the heater is a drop in the coolant, which transmits the heat from the engine to the car interior. A coolant fluid leak will not only cause heater issues, it may also cause car overheating problems. Check out for coolant fluid leaks and refill fluid back again to restore functionality.
To avoid more heater breakdown problems, it's a good idea to get the system checked before the onset of winter. Make it a point to check out heaters, as a part of regular car maintenance schedule. That way, you can nip most of the problems in the bud before they escalate.
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18 Apr SQL University – HA/DR Week
Welcome back to another week of SQL University. The winter season is behind us and Spring has sprung (finally) and that's why I haven't been wearing pants or shoes since March 21st. Give it a try yourself and you'll be surprised as to how the promise of good weather can really improve your daily outlook.
Today's topic will be on HA/DR and I am here to help you get yourself familiar with what that means. Let's get started!
First things first, a few definitions to review:
HA – Stands for High Availability. The word you want to think about here is this: uptime. It's that simple. If your servers have a high uptime percentage (five-nines) then they are highly available.
DR – Stands for Disaster Recovery. The word you want to think about here is this: recovery. It's that simple. If you are able to recover your data then you have the makings of a DR plan.
Now, here is the very important piece of information that you need to know: HA IS NOT THE SAME AS DR. For the developers that might stumble upon this blog I would explain it like this: HA <> DR
There, I hope that clears everything up. You would be surprised as to how many people confuse these two terms. I know I was sure surprised that some folks would either confuse the terms, or try to classify issues as "events" versus a "disaster". To me it doesn't matter if one server or one hundred servers are wiped out, a disaster is a disaster and you need to be able to recover the data. That means you had best have a recovery plan along with a recovery point objective (RPO) and a recovery time objective (RTO).
For most folks the DR plan is simple: recover the server from a tape backup and restore the databases from backup files (also written to tape). Now, some folks will tell you that they have replication deployed as a DR solution. But I like to play a game called "what if?" So, if your shop is using SAN replication and claim it is their DR solution, ask some simple questions such as:
"What if a corruption happens at Site A and is replicated immediately to Site B?"
And see where that leads you. (HINT: it should lead you to your current DR solution, most likely recovering from tape.)
Now that you know the difference between HA and DR, it is time for you to know the difference between the many features of SQL Server that help you achieve either HA or DR. Depending upon your version of SQL Server you will be able to use clustering, database mirroring, log shipping, and even replication. And, COMING SOON in the next version of SQL Server is something shiny called AlwaysOn.
You want to know enough about these features so that you can help make an informed decision regarding the architecture needed for your shop, either for one system or even for all of them. For a great summary of the HA options available in SQL Server go here. While there I want you to notice how they only discuss those options in terms of HA. Do you know why? Because none of those options alone will help you in terms of DR. Know why? Because HA <> DR, that's why.
Did I make that point clear yet?
Now that you have an idea about all the different features of SQL server you need to start using them. No, you don't need to deploy each of them in your shop (despite what some of the worst job descriptions might have you believe), but you should at least try to get your hands dirty here. Find a way to practice with each of them in a test environment, even if that means building some VMs somewhere. You need to configure them in order to have an idea about what it takes to get them up and running as well as to remain stable.
Believe me, if you are sitting in a meeting and someone insists that you need to implement merge replication you had better have an idea about what it takes to get that beast up and running, what steps to take *when* merge replication fails you, and all the additional overhead that goes with merge replication (additional agents, transaction logs, network utilization, etc.). If database mirroring is a better solution for your situation AND you know you can have that up and running (and keep it running) with little administrative overhead then you will want to suggest mirroring and not let yourself be talked into merge replication simply because someone else in that meeting happens to know one buzzword.
But you can't have that discussion unless you (1) know the differences and (2) have actually tried using the features you are talking about.
By now you are aware of the differences between HA and DR, you are familiar with many of the features of SQL Server, and you have even tried your hand at them. To be a master though, requires something a bit more. The best word to describe what that "more" would be is this: foresight.
You don't need to be a master at each technology, having 5,000 hours of working with everything under the SQL sun. But you *do* need to have an awareness of each, having at least put your hands on the features to understand the strengths and weaknesses of each. And with the experience comes your ability to have some foresight into possible pitfalls.
For example, your company may be leaning towards implementing a particular solution, and you might even agree to it except for one thing: it won't scale easily. So you take a moment to ask about the expected load for the next year, three years, and beyond. Then you take the time to document the discussion. From that point forward you will be able to help raise awareness for everyone else regarding the current technological needs, make sure they are met for the time being, and also make certain you can start taking steps to build for the future.
And that is what a master does: they help plot the course of actions that will need to be taken over the course of time. They are constantly being proactive and looking ahead, in order to avoid problems, as opposed to those around them that are strictly in a reactionary mode.
Here is a short list of SQL Server professionals that are well versed in all things HA/DR related.
- Robert Davis (blog | @SQLSoldier)
- Geoff Hiten (blog | @sqlcraftsman)
- Allan Hirt (blog | @SQLHA)
- Kendal Van Dyke (blog | @SQLDBA)
- Denny Cherry (blog | @mrdenny)
And here are some links to whitepapers that I know you will find very useful as well:
High Availability with SQL Server 2008
SQL Server 2008 R2 High Availability Architecture White Paper
See you next week!


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"It is absolutely unacceptable, ghastly, and really, really terrible and extremely short-sighted by their part," he added, promising that the response would be "proportionate".
"This seems like a clear attempt to derail the dialogue," he added.
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Indian defence analysts point to past attacks in India, allegedly staged or encouraged by Pakistani military and intelligence officials, in order to sabotage peace efforts and perpetuate hostilities between the nuclear-armed neighbours.
Diplomatic relations had been steadily improving in the last two years after India broke off a slow-moving peace process in the wake of the 2008 attacks on Mumbai, which were blamed on Pakistan-based militants.
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The "Unhappy Meal" fast-food-worker strike is gaining momentum. This isn't surprising, as it is getting increasingly difficult to get by on wages of $7 per hour, at least in the U.S. (It would work in China or Africa.)
It is not news that real wages have been declining for the bottom 95%. The chart below illustrates that a generational trend of reduced wages is -- as one would expect -- coexisting with a generational trend of increasing corporate profitability. Ironically, only the great recession interrupted the trend in wage declines -- but the trend then resumed, along with increased joblessness. Sigh.
It's no surprise that wage earners are going to eventually want a share of the wealth being created at the corporate level. The strikers are asking for a real raise, in fact. The minimum wage, when adjusted for inflation, peaked at about $10 -- so the bottom rung is far worse off now than it was 40 years ago. Worst-case scenario, they'll probably want to get back to even at $10.
For management, the question is whether to acquiesce to the demands and, if so, what the company can afford. For us shareholders, a similar question arises: To what extent margins will be impacted by increases in compensation? We want to know who can most absorb it, and who should be avoided.
The table below represents an attempt to analyze the landscape. The 136 publicly traded restaurant companies are sorted by sales per employee and profitability, which is the starting point for understanding "affordability" of labor.
The key thing to understand is that restaurant operators employ huge numbers of people, so the room to maneuver is often not large. For instance, Yum! Brands (YUM) employs a half-million people and generates only $26,000 of sales per person. They cannot afford an average wage of $31,000 a year! (Obviously these numbers are skewed by the large employment in China, but you get the point.)
McDonald's (MCD) sales per employee is only $62,000, a function of the large base of corporate-owned stores. Most McDonald's restaurant employees would need to be paid this raise by the franchisees.
In contrast, Sonic (SONC) has a small corporate staff, with all employment pushed out to the franchisees, so their financials look amazing. Naturally, then, this company would be a target for franchisees to demand a royalty reduction to "share the pain" of any labor-cost increase.
In general, restaurant businesses are highly profitable, and that makes them a target for employee strikes. Take a look at the column that shows operating earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization. That is a good-looking industry.
But, again, the sales-per-employee number that generates those profits leaves less maneuvering room. My expectation is that many operators will offer token raises in an effort to reduce the agitation level. The companies at the bottom of this list are most at risk if that happens. Due to the wage and corporate profit trends I cited earlier, however, I think we are in for an extended period of general labor strife, not unlike what occurred in the first half of the 20th century.


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London, Dec. 22 (ANI): A trailer of Kim Kardashian's first feature film 'Temptation: Confessions of a Marriage Counselor' has been released.
The 32-year-old reality star was roped in by director Tyler Perry for the film last year, the Mirror reported.
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Hi, all. I am trying to do functional coverage, but it seems something wrong with my command line, that I cannot get a functional coverage result, but only the code coverage result. Can anyone tell me where I make a mistake?
my systemverilog code is:
class rand_cov; rand bit[4:0] data_a;endclass
module cov; int i; int succ; bit[4:0] data; rand_cov cov_t; covergroup cg; cov_a: coverpoint data; endgroup cg cg_inst;
initial begin cg_inst =new(); cov_t = new(); for(i=0; i<20; i++) begin succ = cov_t.randomize(); data = cov_t.data_a; cg_inst.sample(); $display("data=%0d, now coverage is: %0d",data, cg_inst.get_coverage()); end endendmodule
And my command is :
ncvlog -message -sv cov.vncelab -message -access +rcw -covdut cov -coverage all work.cov:modulencsim -message -covoverwrite -covtest cov -covscope cov work.cov:module
Hi, all.
I find where I am wrong. I should add "option.per_instance = 1;" in the covergroup declaration. And this enables saving the coverage of covergroup instances to the coverage database.
And in my ncverilog version, the default value of option.per_instance is 0
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Change your code as below adding:
Otherwise you'll end up with a covergroup machine generated name like: cg_inst@1_1
module cov; int i; int succ; bit[4:0] data; rand_cov cov_t; covergroup cg; option.per_instance = 1; cov_a: coverpoint data; endgroup cg cg_inst;
initial begin cg_inst =new(); cov_t = new(); cg_inst.set_inst_name($psprintf({"%m","_cg_inst"})); for(i=0; i<20; i++) begin succ = cov_t.randomize(); data = cov_t.data_a; cg_inst.sample(); $display("data=%0d, now coverage is: %0d",data, cg_inst.get_coverage()); end endendmodule
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A North Florida woman who says the state Department of Education discriminated against her because she's a Christian would get $2.7-million in relief from the state under a bill filed by Sen. Bill Posey, R-Rockledge.
Posey filed the bill (SB 44) on behalf of Karen "Kay" Stripling, an evangelical Christian who alleged in a lawsuit in June that she and her company, Read & Lead, were targeted by DOE officials in 2003 and 2004 during a "witch hunt" of faith-based providers that led to an FBI investigation and threats of a federal indictment. According to the bill language, DOE offered to pay Stripling $163,000.
Posey's bill was referred to the Senate Rules Committee in September. Stripling's lawsuit was served Oct. 23. An FBI spokesman said previously that issues raised by Stripling's suit are now subject of a wider investigation, and on Monday night that the investigation is ongoing.
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Need Advise on Bluish Nasal Tip After Repeated Rhinoplasties, Options?
The tip of my nose often has a bluish color to it, and this becomes much worse when I get cold. Presently there is a graft in my tip. I have also already had four rhinoplasties... READ MORE
Can I Get Unwanted Tip Graft and Strut Removed?
Six months ago I had an open revision rhinoplasty to narrow my bridge and remove scar tissue from my tip. During my surgery, the surgeon added a strut and a tip graft, both of... READ MORE
Rhinoplasty, What Does Resorption of Grafts Mean?
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Revision Rhinoplasty Expert Sought in Boston Area.
I am in search of a revision rhinopasty expert in the Boston area. I would like someone who is board certified in plastic surgery and someone with a good sense of aesthetics.... READ MORE
Can Nasal Tip Graft Be Removed Under Local Anesthesia?
I had an open rhinoplasty a year ago to slim my nose and my doctor decided to also add a strut and tip graft (taken from septum) that we never discussed and I never agreed to.... READ MORE
I Would Like to Shorten or Remove my Strut Graft. Is This Simple to Do? Can It Be Done Using a Closed Procedure?
Two years ago I had an open rhinoplasty and my doctor gave me a strut graft that extended my tip out 4mm beyond my original length, and now I am left with too much projection,... READ MORE
Will Waiting Five Years After Multiple Rhinoplasties Make Raising Skin Flap of Nose Easier?
I realize that it gets increasingly difficult to raise the skin flap from the nose after many previous surgeries. I was wondering if someone who has had many previous nose... READ MORE
Nasal Tip Too Bulky and Wide After Graft
Two years ago, my doctor added a tip cartilage graft to my nose which added width and bulk to the tip. If I get the tip graft removed, would my tip shrink back down to the size... READ MORE
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Looking for revision rhinoplasty doctor in Boston, MA?
Has anyone had first-hand experience of a good rhino-revision doctor in Boston, MA? thanks READ MORE
Has anyone ever used either dermabrasion or laser resurfacing to diminish an external rhinoplasty scar?
I have a 6-7mm long scar along the side of my nose from a previous rhinoplasty. Has anyone had experience getting dermabrasion or laser resurfacing done to diminish the... READ MORE
Has anyone ever had a strut graft removed or shortened? Did you have a good outcome?
During my last rhinoplasty, my doctor gave me a strut graft that extended out 4mm beyond my original length, and now I am left with too much projection, and a "point" that I... READ MORE
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First off, clearly this doctor is never going to admit to his mistakes, it has been 6-7 years now. So you need to stop wasting your time with him and find a new surgeon who can actually help you. READ COMMENT
Did you get all of your grafts removed? How did everything turn out? READ COMMENT
My surgery was not in NYC, when you get everything out your nose will be flexible again. I had everything removed 1.5 years ago. READ COMMENT
If they let you remove everything at 3 months, that's great. Trust me, I would have preferred that over 6 months, but my doctor refused to remove the grafts until I was 6 months post-op, so I had to wait. I had to get everything out... READ COMMENT
I did, they made me wait 6 months before removing everything though. READ COMMENT