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Florida had just struggled for the better part of three quarters against a team that went 5-7 in the Mid-American Conference last season.
The Gators' defense - touted preseason as a major strength - had just given up 332 yards, nearly 200 of them coming in the second half.
Florida had one sack, one passing touchdown and 14 penalties for 106 yards.
Will Muschamp walked into the locker room to address his team, a group that will begin an eight-game run through the Southeastern Conference next weekend in College Station.
What did he tell them?
"Congratulations on a great win."
Muschamp is almost certainly the only person inside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Saturday who could utter the word "great" after watching three and a half hours of anything but. It's his overly positive and unrealistic bravado; the same language he spewed for 12 weeks last season en route to a 6-6 record.
This is a man who spent the off-season talking about wanting his team to "start fast" before watching it trail Bowling Green 7-0 after Saturday's first quarter.
The same guy who admitted after last season that he knew his team's lateral run game wasn't going to work going into games against Alabama and LSU.
He waits for the last possible moment to react, so when he was asked if his team had set the proper tone for 2012, Muschamp's response was short and icy:
"Yep, we're 1-0."
We've seen this story before.
The Florida team that could have legitimately lost to Bowling Green Saturday won't stand a chance against the majority of its SEC schedule. There's time for improvement, but not much. Texas A&M is now less than one week away.
"Bowling Green came in with a good scheme and they really worked hard," defensive tackle Omar Hunter said. "This team will get better."
It's logical to believe Florida will get better, but it's certainly not a given. Florida's struggles Saturday were eerily similar to the struggles that plagued 2011. There still wasn't consistency at quarterback. Pass protection was often poor. By the third quarter, the defense was worn down and got pushed around up front by what should have been an over-matched offensive line.
But it was discipline that was the most concerning. Florida's 14 penalties included a late hit on a punter by Andre Debose.
"I addressed it with the team after the game," Muschamp said. "We've exhausted every measure I know."
That doesn't sound like a good omen for the rest of the season in week one.
It's all rhetoric - Muschamp can't possibly be as naive as he sounds in post-game press conferences. He'll give the same shtick week after week until the season draws to a mediocre close and he has to vent.
You can call it protecting his team, but you can also argue it's putting unrealistic and false expectations on his players. Keep in mind, the players who were on the field Saturday were the same players who had "great" camps while doors were shut and coach speak was to be taken as the Gospel.
All so they could treat Bowling Green like a tough SEC foe.
"We've got to give credit to Bowling Green," Jeff Driskel said. "We didn't take them lightly. They played well. We're just happy to come out with a win. That was the main goal today."
Saturday was a sad day for Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, whether Muschamp will admit it or not. There was lackluster effort and the empty seats only spread when a large portion of the student body left at halftime. Muschamp wasn't "overly concerned" about attendance, but he should be concerned about the reasons less and less people seem to care about Florida.
No one has to be happy with "1-0."


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Mass Connections launched a different kind of recipe-sharing Website earlier this month: Cooking-Hits.com), which allows members to post instructional videos on how to prepare their favorite recipes and share them via YouTube, Facebook, MySpace and Twitter.
Mass Connections is also offering potential advertisers branding opportunities, including targeted recipe sponsorships, tag-based recipe sponsorships, full-page integration housing brand recipes, homepage impressions, featured recipe sponsorships and other customizable formats and styles.
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The Pacers didn't give us much to work with as far as dates are concerned. We try to schedule the party on a non-game date sometime prior to the end of the year holiday while also side stepping Thanksgiving.
Here are our options.
October 27th is the Saturday before the regular season opens.
The next 3 Saturday's all have games scheduled.
November 24th is Thanksgiving weekend, 13 games into the season. We could have it here but it would not be high on my list.
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Wounded Warriors Take Down NFL AlumniPosted by on November 16, 2013 – 5:58 pm
For Tim Lang, just tossing the pigskin meant so much more than it used to.
Lang planted on his prosthetic right leg and hurled a few passes into a secondary of former professional football players Saturday as his Wounded Warrior Amputee Football Team beat a squad made up of Redskins and NFL alumni in a flag football game at Bishop O'Connell High School in Arlington, Va.
"This is such a huge, significant step for so many of us guys," said Lang, who served in the U.S. Marine Corps 124 Charlie Co. in Fallujah, Iraq.
"It's a declaration that we're okay. We're all better. We're not broke. We're no longer even challenged. We've accepted our new life and we're doing the things we used to do now. We're loving life now."
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Redskins Historian: Super Bowl VII ReduxPosted by on January 14, 2013 – 5:16 pm
By Mike Richman
It was 40 years ago today that the Redskins appeared in the franchise's first ever Super Bowl, squaring off against the undefeated AFC Champion Miami Dolphins.
The sun shined bright in the Los Angeles Coliseum on the fish, who scored two first-half touchdowns and relied on their no-name defense to stifle the Redskins' offense. It was a maddening day for the burgundy and gold, who failed to capitalize on scoring chances and once saw a sure TD pass by quarterback Billy Kilmer carom off the goal post.
From Redskins Historian Mike Richman's book, The Redskins Encyclopedia: Read more »
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Friday, February 5: Bruce Allen Hasn't Eaten Dessert Since Super Bowl VIIPosted by on February 5, 2010 – 10:08 am
One thing I get horribly sick of during Super Bowl week is the endless parade of retired NFL players circling media row, answering the same questions on EVERY sportstalk radio show under the sun. It's like Groundhog Day for Barry Sanders, the one week of the year that he pokes his head out to see the sun, and I could not possibly be less interested in what he has to say or whatever product he's selling.
Which isn't to say that there aren't some interesting guests. It's always nice to hear from former Redskins, for example (and, to be fair, I imagine the Detroit fans get pretty excited for Barry Sanders), and it's also good to hear what actual current players and front office types have to offer.
So I had no problem with new Redskins Executive Vice President/General Manager Bruce Allen making the circuit yesterday. He turned up at least twice on ESPN980, first on the John Thompson Show (which Gary Fitzgerald wrote about over at the Redskins.com mothership) and later on The Sports Reporters with Steve Czaban and Andy Pollin.
I'll have more on Allen's comments there later today (or you can listen yourself in the Corona Audio Vault), but he started off answering a question about the worst loss in Redskins history. And it was clear that — for him — there was no question: Super Bowl VII. That's him after the game in the AP photo above right, head in his hands, a portrait of abject misery.
The Redskins lost to the Dolphins 14-7 that day, and it changed Bruce Allen's life — and his diet — irrevocably. Read more »
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Resetting d3device error
Is there any procedure before and after resetting the directX device ?
I want to make the toggle fullscreen function , but when I restart the device , there are errors (sometime the error is unknown , sometime it throws DeviceLost Exception).
I can start the directX device at the beginning , but if i change the presentationParams and reset the device , it occur error. My code is like this :
void initdevice(bool fullscreen) {
PresentParameters d3dpp = new PresentParameters();
d3dpp.DeviceWindow = form1;
d3dpp.BackBufferWidth = 800;
d3dpp.BackBufferHeight = 600;
if (fullscreen) {
d3dpp.Windowed = false;
} else {
form1.ClientSize = new Size(800, 600);
d3dpp.Windowed = true;
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} else {
device = new Device(Manager.Adapters[0].Adapter, DeviceType.Hardware, form1, CreateFlags.HardwareVertexProcessing, d3dpp);
Is there any procedure that I missed ? or the window form's problem ? or reset method is wrong ?
I see some of the programmer simply dispose old device and create a new device instead of using reset(d3dpp) , which method is better ?
Also I've a question about threading.
If a thread is suspended, and the program is going to be disposed. How to terminate the suspended thread ?
When I try to use thread.Abort() to terminate it , it seems no effect ( I see it still 'isAlive' in the watch ) .
If I first resume the thread then abort it , it seems a fool method , and it may not work all the time.
I use another thread to do rendering. So sometimes if the render is suspended, and to program is going to be disposed , it crush (maybe the D3Device is disposed , but the render thread fail to terminate.)
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In 2011 we have the anniverary 125 years automobile.
For this we had in Stuttgart a parade with 125 cars from the past built by manufacturers of Baden-Wuerttemberg.
At the end of the parade all cars were shown in front of the castle.
Stuttgart is the city between forests and vineyards. Stuttgart is domicile of important industrial concerns, venue of large sporting events and has many cultural facilities.


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Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal was considered a lock to win Bellator's Season 8 light heavyweight tournament however Newton took a first round knockout over Lawal at Bellator 90 last Thursday.
Some have criticized Lawal's technique in the fight as he had his hands down often. The former Strikeforce light heavyweight champion doesn't agree.
"If you watch it, when he missed with his right hand, I threw a right hand and then he came with the spinning back fist so he kind of caught me in the act of punching, but no excuses," said Lawal on Fight Hype. "I'm good and I will be back, and hopefully I get to fight him again in the future." It was the first time in Lawal's career he has been knocked out.
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"The chip enables us to grow our own human cells and observe a drug's effect on them in their natural environment,"
On a rectangular chip slightly smaller than a person's finger, two scientists and an engineer are writing what they hope will be the blueprint for the future of drug testing.
The researchers are studying the behaviors of cells to learn more about how cells send signals to each other. How are cells affected by the flow of blood? And how can they be studied outside the body?
The problem that the group hopes to solve is a challenge that confronts many cancer patients: How can drugs be made to kill cancerous cells without harming healthy cells and tissue nearby?
The researchers represent three disciplines. Yaling Liu, assistant professor of mechanical engineering and mechanics, studies the interfacial phenomena that occur at the micro- and nanoscale of biological systems.
Linda Lowe-Krentz, professor of biological sciences, is a cell biologist who studies blood vessels and the changes that cells undergo in response to blood flow.
And Daniel Ou-Yang, professor of physics, has developed novel methods of using microscopy and lasers, including "optical tweezers," to study the activities of cells at the nanoscale.
The researchers and their students are developing a method of testing cancer drugs on a chip etched with channels that mimic the branching capillaries of the human lung and are coated with human endothelial, or blood vessel, cells.
In addition to learning how to target drugs selectively at cancerous cells, they hope to reduce the cost of drug tests as well as the time it takes to run them.
The project has been supported for more than a year through Lehigh's Biosystems Dynamics Summer Institute, which is funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. The group recently received a three-year grant from the National Institutes of Health.
An alternative to invasive therapies
Current cancer treatments, says Liu, can be extremely invasive. Most chemotherapies, for example, disperse an anti-cancer drug into the bloodstream, where it destroys both cancerous and noncancerous tissue and cells.
Standard drug-testing methods also have shortcomings, says Lowe-Krentz. Some tests are done in the static environment of cells and cultures, which don't mimic the behavior of the entire organism. Others are performed on animals: this is expensive and the results can be unreliable because a drug's effect on an animal is different from its effect on a human.
By conducting tests on a chip, says Liu, researchers can approximate the environment a drug encounters inside the human body and track its fate in that environment. Chips are cheap—each costs less than a dollar to make, and multiple tests can be run simultaneously on a series of chips. Size is another advantage. In a test, the small chip uses only about a tenth of the amount of drug and tissue required by more conventional testing methods.
"The chip enables us to grow our own human cells and observe a drug's effect on them in their natural environment," says Liu. "This will make it possible to do screenings much more quickly and shorten the research cycle."
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Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag Developers Answers Multiplayer and Single Player Questions
Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag introduces Game Lab, decreasing linearity.
In an interview with Loomer979 on YouTube, Assassin's Creed 4 multiplayer director- Damien Kieken – and lead multiplayer designer – Tim Brown – discussed the multiplayer.
New to Assassin's Creed 4, the Multiplayer Game Lab will allow players to modify over 200 parameters for each match. Players can tweak the length of sessions, ban specific abilities and even change the scoring for each type of kill. If you prefer to create a match where aerial kills don't reward players, then set the scoring to zero.
With the next generation coming, Ubisoft will not release an Assassin's Creed 4 beta to instead focus on next-gen development.
When asked question proposed by the community, game director on Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag – Ashraf Ismail – answered multiple questions regarding stealth, mission structure and development.
Ismail mentions the importance of stealth in Assassin's Creed 4 due to the more aggressive enemies rather than those that just stand and watch. Leading up to the release, the development team continues to find a balanced challenge ensuring that encounters don't result in a too difficult or too easy challenge.
As the series progressed, the mission structures changed. To avoid a very linear, hand holding structure, the development instead laid down a few simple objectives that the player can complete in any order.
Since Assassin's Creed 4 quickly adopted an annual release model, some fans worry that each game won't properly fix the issues of the previous games, but Ismail explains the benefit of split development. Even though Assassin's Creed 4 will only release a year after, the separate Ubisoft team began development two years ago. With more than a year of development, the Ubisoft team can spend time on focusing on the naval side of Assassin's Creed 4 while also taking into consideration the feedback of the previous game.
Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag will release October 29th on Xbox 360, PS4, PC and Wii U. PS4 and Xbox One dates still unannounced.


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A CHARITY which helps to look after the gardens of Knutsford's disabled and elderly residents is expanding thanks to a grant from the National Lottery.
Knutsford GROW has announced it has received £10,000 from the BIG Lottery Fund to extend its service into Bexton Ward and Warren Avenue in Knutsford in a project called 'GROW More'.
The service is provided by volunteers, some with adult learning difficulties, some with other issues and some from the Knutsford community.
The BIG Lottery Fund has provided funding to support a year-long pilot project in the new area.
The charity provides a garden maintenance service to elderly and disabled residents of Knutsford using the skills and enthusiasm of volunteers from a range of ages and abilities, including young people with learning disabilities.
The charity has appointed a project co-ordinator – Anne Roberts – who is looking for volunteers as well as people in the area who would like help maintaining their gardens.
"I spent some time last week with one of the current groups of volunteers, which included three young men from Pettypool College as well as an older volunteer who happens to be a tree surgeon," she said.
"We all watched in awe as Roy pulled out his ladder and chainsaw and reduced a tree by half its height.
"When I asked the boys what they thought of the day's work and one of them shouted out 'Roy is a legend'– I couldn't put it better myself."
If you want to get out of the house or get some experience with like-minded people who enjoy gardening please get in touch.
Volunteering won't affect any unemployment benefits you may be on and looks good on your CV or university applications.
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EUREKA -- The Willamette University Chamber Choir and Willamette Singers from Salem, Ore., under the direction of Wallace Long, will perform next Thursday (Jan. 9) at 7 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church, 15th and H streets.
Choirs from Arcata High School under the direction of Carol Jacobson and Eureka High School under the direction of Charles Young will also perform in the classical portion of the concert.
The concert will open with a vocal jazz performance by the Willamette Singers followed by the high school groups and the Willamette Chamber Choir.
The concert is open to the public and free, although a goodwill donation is encouraged.
The performance will include a variety of sacred and secular works, both a cappella and accompanied. The Willamette Chamber Choir's performance will include: Festival Te Deum by Benjamin Britten; Cantata No. 61: Nun Komm der Heiden Heiland by J.S. Bach; and Ave Maris Stella by Mark Thomas.
The Willamette Singers will perform selections including "Hey Jude" by John Lennon and Paul McCartney; "Aha!" by Imogen Heap; and "Oh, Lady Be Good" by Darmon Meador.
The Willamette Chamber Choir is a 49-voice ensemble that performs throughout the Northwest. Archbishop Desmond Tutu invited the choir to perform in South Africa in 2004, and music from their South African tour is featured on their fifth CD, "Thula Sizwe: A Celebration of Hope."
Their latest CD, "The New Moon," is a compilation of recordings from 2006-2010 and was released in the fall of 2010.
The Willamette Singers is a 16-member vocal jazz ensemble. The singers' 17th CD, "I'll Sing for You," was released last fall. The group performed at the National Convention of the American Choral Directors Association in Dallas, Texas, in March 2013 and will perform at the Northwest Regional Convention of ACDA in Seattle this coming March.
Both groups have recently performed at regional, national and international conventions of the American Choral Directors Association, the Music Educators National Conference, the Oregon Music Educators Association and the International Association of Jazz Educators.
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TRAFFIC was delayed in Cwmbran after a three-vehicle crash this morning.
Fire crews and paramedics attended to the collision on the A4042 roundabout at the junction of the Crown Roundabout with Llanyravon Way.
The A4042 is partially currently closed northbound while investigators are at the scene.
A Gwent Police spokeswoman said a silver Vauxhall, a red Mazda and a grey Citroen C4 had been involved in the crash.
A man travelling in the Citroen has been taken to University Hospital Wales for treatment, while a woman in the Vauxhall has been taken to the Royal Gwent Hospital as a precaution.
The South Wales Fire and Rescue Service attended, with a crew from Malpas and another from Cwmbran. They were called to the roundabout at 9.43am and left at 10.53am, a spokeswoman said.
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um i have lots of pimples but those cystic pimples come for a while n then go but it really hurts n it takes a while until it goes ... i started having pimples when i was 11 n now i'm 16 , I'm traveling soon n i want a cure that makes pimples - scars go away , even if it's a home remedy ... i heard that vicks vapor rub is like magic to these things is it true ?
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However if you search for Pictures Jaffna Pictures Jaffna the results returned by Google are different. This time the first result is www.greatestcities.com/Asia/Sri_Lanka/Jaffna_city.html. This raises the real question whether Google really ommits the common words from its search???
Therefore, in my opinion it is better off, including some of the common words in your next seach, if you want them in your search.
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Border Patrol agent commits suicide
Mon, 11 Mar 2013 21:44:23 GMT —
A Weslaco-based United States Border Patrol agent committed suicide during a heated argument with his wife.
Weslaco Police confirmed U.S. Border Patrol agent Randy Johnson pulled out his federally issued duty weapon during the 'passion of the argument', and shot himself in the head.
Investigators told Action 4 News they were initially called out to the 100 block of Retama Lane around 4:20 a.m. last month for a domestic dispute.
Officer said when they arrived, they could hear the wife and a neighbor screaming.
A tactical team went inside the home, and found the agent dead of a self-inflicted wound to the head.
The incident happened last month on February.
According to investigators, the couple had been dealing with marital issues.
An autopsy concluded 32-year-old Johnson died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the right side of this temple.
Foul play was ruled out.
According to the Border Patrol, Agent Johnson worked for the agency for 4 1/2 years.


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Legendary Marty Brodeur in net here, Cory Schneider in circus atmosphere in Vancouver
As juicy storylines go, does it get any better than this? The Edmonton fans get the winningest goalie of all-time Marty Brodeur, in what might be his last hurrah Monday night, and the Vancouver faithful gets to see Cory Schneider entering the circus ring Tuesday to battle his good friend Roberto Luongo.
Schneider knows he can't avoid the glare of meeting up with Luongo, who had his No. 1 job taken by the younger Schneider with the blessing of Canucks' management, only to deal Schneider for the 10th overall pick in the June draft (they took centre Bo Horvat, who was sent back to his junior team in London) because Luongo's contract was untradeable.
"I'm not making a big deal about but I can't avoid talking about it," said Schneider.
"Sure I want to outplay Roberto…it's not me vs him, but generally you want to be better than the other guy," said Schneider, going away from the party line that teams play teams, not goalies vs goalies.
He didn't ask New Jersey coach Pete DeBoer for the game in Vancouver and didn't go the other way and beg off, trying to dodge the confrontation everybody's been salivating over. "We don't pick and choose, Marty and I, which games we're playing."
The Devils have 24 back-to-backs those, more than any other NHL team (were they asleep when the NHL's computer doing the schedule came up with that?), so Brodeur and Schneider know they'll be rotating for those ones.
Schneider owes Luongo for not kicking him to the curb as a young guy coming in, trying for a slice of Roberto's pie. Some other older goalies, like the irascible Eddie Belfour, never had much time for any new kid. He always marked his territory. He wasn't chummy, say, with Marty Turco, in Dallas.
"Roberto was really open and embraced me as a younger guy when he was playing a lot of games," said Schneider. "I learned a lot from him, on the ice and off. He dealt with some tough situations, fair or not, and he put on a smile and did what was best for the team. That's not easy, especially for somebody who has accomplished as much as he has and has as much pride. He supported me, and put the team first. I was really impressed with that."
It would have been easy to get sour, to divide a dressing room, but that's not Luongo's makeup. For sure, he was hurt to lose his No. 1 status and was choked up when the Canucks didn't trade him at the deadline last March, only to be blindsided when Schneider moved and the Canucks wanted to kiss and make up this summer. But, he's a pro.
"He doesn't have to prove anything to anybody, outside the dressing room," said Schneider.
Schneider sees a lot of the same stuff in Luongo and Brodeur, conceding he's still getting to know his current Devils' teammate. "They are both very confident in themselves, they both know they're elite goalies who've been through a lot, seen every circumstance (Brodeur lost the starting job to Luongo on the 2010 Canadian Olympic squad). They're both unflappable."
Luongo was the unwitting victim in Vancouver. "We were forced into this (who was No. 1?) in Vancouver," said Schneider, of the daily soap opera that took on a life of its own because it's Canada and hockey is the No. 1 game in every town. "I hope I've learned from my experience there," said Schneider, who loved his time on the West Coat but "I'm going to be there 24 hours, it (trade) was only five months ago. I'm not going to get all nostalgic."
Devils GM Lou Lamoriello, who had been sniffing around Schneider for a few years before getting him this June, knowing full well he had to have a succession plan in place for when Brodeur couldn't stop any more pucks, has said that Schneider "was the perfect guy" to come in to work with the 41-year-old legend.
What qualities does a goalie need to work with a guy with 669X wins?
"I don't know. I don't have to work alongside myself," laughed Brodeur.
"I only met Cory at training camp. For us, he's the future. It could be as early as…who knows when?"
"Lou and I have talked and I told him 'I'm not going to play forever.' Three years ago he was really interested in Cory, but it was hard to get him, now he got this chance (giving up a 10th overall pick) and couldn't pass it up. He's going to be good for a long time. It's a great luxury to have him on our team," said Brodeur.
He hasn't announced this will be his final year like Teemu Selanne in Anaheim, who is going through a Farewell Tour, but Brodeur doesn't have a lot of tred left on his tires. They might both play 41 games this year, or maybe Schneider plays more. "Two years ago, I thought that might be it, now it's the last year of my contract. Lou had to move eventually. Right timing," said Brodeur.
He knows it'll be a circus for Schneider in Vancouver, but who doesn't like a circus?
"I can't speak for experience because I've never played against my old team but it'll be interesting. He'll be up for the challenge. These are things in your career, you look forward to. It'll be a hard day but you would think he'd want to play that game (Vancouver). They made him No. 1 and they traded him," said Brodeur. "I'm sure in the back of his head he's going, 'cmon, I go all through that circus and I'm the one leaving?"'
Brodeur refuses to put a time limit on when he's saying goodbye, but the clock's ticking.
Will he announce that this is his last season, like Selanne?
"No. I'll just play it out. I had to answer a lot of questions (about quitting in 2012, but I didn't think we'd get all the way to the finals losing to Los Angeles). I'll let it play out. I'll know when that's it. You guys (media) will be third to know. My family will be first, Lou (Lamoriello) second and you third," he said.


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ST. PETERSBURG — The Rays insisted Sunday's 4-1 loss to the Twins wasn't the result of an emotional letdown or hangover effect from a late night celebrating clinching their first-ever playoff berth.
Manager Joe Maddon said his team took a "business-as-usual" approach to the series finale.
But in a game players called "weird" and an atmosphere dubbed different, the Rays' play was anything but typical.
From the two errors by sure-handed third baseman Evan Longoria to their suddenly silent bats, which produced no homers for the first time in eight games, the Rays lost for just the second time this season when they had a crowd of 30,000 or more (the other came in the home opener).
The subdued sellout crowd of 36,048 wasn't the only thing that was off, as the typically fight-until-the-end club appeared flat.
"It drains your energy going through all the emotional celebrations," Rays starter Andy Sonnanstine said.
With the Rays' AL East lead cut to 1½ by the Red Sox, if they want another champagne celebration this week they'll have to flush the game out of their system by the time they start a regular-season-ending eight-game road trip today in Baltimore.
But they left town taking solace in the fact that Sunday's game wasn't the last impression they'll leave for their fans, as they'll return home for a playoff game.
"It was just a bad game," shortstop Ben Zobrist said. "We played bad. … This team has been so good at bouncing back and forgetting about it, just going on to tomorrow and the game could be completely the opposite way."
One bright spot for the Rays was Sonnanstine, who — making his sixth attempt at tying a club record with 14 victories — said he wasn't as sharp as in his past two gems against Boston. But he certainly gave Tampa Bay a chance to win with 62/3 solid innings. With Twins left-hander Francisco Liriano shutting the Rays down on five hits in seven innings, the margin for error was slim to none. And when the Rays made three defensive miscues in the fourth, it was enough to make a difference.
Akinori Iwamura and Jason Bartlett got the day off, and with Carlos Pena the designated hitter, the infield had a different look. In the fateful fourth, fill-in second baseman Willy Aybar failed to force out Joe Mauer at second on a fielder's choice. Then, with two on and two out and the score tied at 1, Longoria charged an Adam Everett grounder, but his throw sailed wide of Dan Johnson at first. Rightfielder Rocco Baldelli fielded it and made an errant throw of his own that landed in front of the Twins dugout.
"(Everett) was out if I made the throw, I just pulled it wide," said Longoria, who made another throwing error in the fifth. "Then Rocco threw it over my head, so it (was) kind of like a circus out there for a second."
Maddon said he didn't feel the team was sluggish or had lost focus, merely that it "made a couple mistakes we haven't been making."
"We could have done a lot worse than that," centerfielder B.J. Upton said. "We left a couple runners on, and Liriano, his slider was devastating today. You've got to tip your hat to him."
And turn the page today.
Joe Smith can be reached at [email protected]com.


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Best Distro and Nvidia Match
Is there such a thing as a good disto and nvidia match? I want a distro that I can just install using my nvidia card. I don't want to spend hours fooling around with getting the disto and nvidia to work properly.
I already know that ubuntu and nvidia isn't a good match because when I installed the GE Force 5200 card ubuntu gave a fatal error. When I went back to my onboard graphics ubuntu worked fine.
And yes the onboard was diabled so there wouldn't be any conflict between the onboard and nvidia card.
I might also add this is a dual boot system.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Not sure what you mean by fatal error.. Quite a few people have nVidia cards working with Ubuntu or Debian. personally I think nVidia cards are a snap to setup on Debian based distros.. usually takes me about a minute and a half to install the driver and manually edit the config file.. (I'm not big on wizards)
At what point do you get the error ? and what is the exact error..
I would bet the problem could be fixed in a short amount of time.
I get the error when it is trying to run the video drivers at startup. It displays a few of the addresses for the video and then crashes with a fatal error message.
For installing graphics card drivers you'll need your kernel source code pretty surely. Did you try installing the driver using some nVidia-provided installer (.sh or .bin or something), or using apt/Synaptic/some other front-end for apt or what? I've used the nVidia command-line driver installer utilies (a .bin file which checks the kernel version, installs a driver or if none is found, downloads sources and compiles one -- at least used to) and they've worked 250% better than those pieces of crap ATI calls "installers"..maybe the installion didn't work out as expected, or you didn't edit your X's configuration file the right way or something. Please tell more details so this can be worked out.
Post the output of the following command
cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep EE
Then at least we can see the errors you are getting.
For Debian based distros the Module-Assistant takes all the grunt work out of setting up nVidia Drivers.
Hi, jbumgarjr
My understanding of the nvidia driver requirements is as follows:
If you make a graphics hardware change, you have to re-install the nvidia driver. My guess is that the installation process probes the hardware and writes the configs.
Your original post states you have changed hardware, but no word on whether or not you re-installed the driver. Going back to the on-board hardware should work because that's the hardware that was present when you first installed the nvidia driver.
I can second the notion that installing the NVidia installers from the command line with full kernel sources and no X running is a snap. This would work on all distros equally well, as long as you have the full kernel sources.
I build my own kernels, and always have the current one in /usr/src/linux. That is the default location, and the NVidia driver looks for it there. With those sources in place, all I have to do is stop X completely (logout -> end current session in KDE), and then run the NVidia installer as root. It builds all the kernel modules, and even modifies your xorg.conf, keeping a backup of the old. Run startx from there, and you're back in X with NVidia drivers.
Everytime I build a new kernel I have to do this, but it literally is less than 90 seconds to complete.
Poor responses!
None of you, in your infinite Linux knowledge have answered this man's question! I too am having trouble finding a distro that will work with my Nvidia card OUT OF THE BOX! While trying to google my problem, I found this thread and was so overcome with disgust that I made an account just to comment on this. He JUST TOLD you that he doesn't want to spend forever trying to figure out how to make the card work. I know that you all of you, it takes 4 seconds because you all know exactly what you're doing, but for us noobs, NON OF THIS IS EASY!
If you follow the instructions it is easy. There is nothing to "work out" or "mess with" you just follow the instructions for your distribution.
I can understand the desire to have an easy solution. We can blame nVidia for the (normally minor) trouble one has to go through to use their drivers.If there were a Linux distribution that worked with nVidia cards "out of the box" there would have been a simple answer to the original poster's question. The simple fact is that there isn't a distribution that uses all of an nVidia graphics card's features without having to download and install nVidia's driver. The vendor doesn't very closely with Linux developers and insists on developing their own drivers. The "nouveau" driver that ships with Linux does a decent job -- especially given that it it works only because of the incredible job that the guys reverse engineering the nVidia cards have been able to pull off -- but may not work as well as one would like, particularly if the user is into gaming.
My experience with the nVidia driver process is something like (sorry, I didn't take detailed notes) this:
* Download the driver file from the nVidia web site. You'll likely have to search for your adapter to get the correct driver file. I have a fairly old adapter (6200) but it is still handled by the latest driver. (On the other hand, I have an old MX400 adapter in a system that has to use one of their "legacy" drivers. YMMV.) It'll have a file extension of ".run". Alternately, you might see a note on their site that directs you to use your distribution's package manager. If you're using a distribution that is no longer actively supported, you'll probably have to use the ".run" file method.
* Make sure "X" isn't running.
* Execute the ".run" file using "sh whateverfilename.run". This will ask you some questions that you can normally answer "Yes" to. During the installer's execution, it will build the driver. NOTE: during this phase, your installation must have the kernel development package installed as the driver compilation process will need the header files (and possibly the kernel sources, as well). If you're not sure, use your distribution's package manager to see if they're installed. In my case I could use
rpm -qa | grep -i kernel | sort | less
* The installed will normally tweak your Xorg configuration file so that the new nVidia driver will be used.
And that is, normally, about it.
I will admit that there can be some oddball errors that can crop up. For example, I'm still working on getting the legacy driver working on that system containing the MX400 adapter. (Heck, the thing is at least 10 years old so I'm not all that surprised that I'm experiencing this little adventure.)
Also, I poked around on the nVidia web site and found that the "173.14.36" driver seems like it might be the best driver for the card that the original poster mentioned. BUT... "5200" is a little too generic of a description. Most of the cards that I saw were listed as "FX5xxx", "5xxxLE", or something similar. It would be best to have an accurate description before downloading the wrong driver and getting a headache trying to make it work with an adapter that it doesn't support.
Hope this helped a bit...
That card appears to be a pain with Linux. Try Linux Mint. If the open-source driver gives poor results, here's a tutorial on installing the proprietary one (a messy job, but the instructions are very clear: print them out and follow carefully)
PS. Here's a similar post, which may give you some ideas
So the simple answer is still no?
I am like the OP...I do not want to become a linux guru just to play a few games, I just want to have a WORKING 3d setup without jumping through hoops and stopping this, editing that, and starting something else...I would like to use a simple installer, restart and be done with it....I would even pay for a proper driver. Why does every linux guru over complicate everything?
I'm beginning to think Rube Goldberg would love Linux!
Oh and btw, I have used Nvidia's installer, and it too left me with a black screen.
This is the very reason why Linux will NEVER be mainstream and adopted by the masses. It is too complicated, and when you ask for help, you get some smart alec giving some obscure set of instructions that only an engineer can understand.
I have only seen 1 distro that asked if I wanted to use proprietary Nvidia drivers upon install, but it too went to a black screen.
With any supported card the installation of NVIDIA drivers on Linux, depending on distribution, either involves installing the system then using something like "third party driver manager", typing a few commands, or downloading the driver from NVIDIA then typing a few commands. For example, in Debian (chosen because I have used it fine with a few NVIDIA cards) the instructions are here. Note that there are about 4 steps to the process -- hardly complicated.
There is hardware (including laptops with hybrid Intel/NVIDIA setups) but in the case of normal NVIDIA cards they are supported virtually as well as under Windows.
As a side note, the OP posted in 2006, this was necro'd in 2012 and then again yesterday
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Copper Basin Cougars
Coach: Patrick Daley (31-44 in seven seasons here and overall)
Last Year: 8-4, losing 62-26 to Greenback in the second round of the playoffs
'13 dreams: Finding a successor for quarterback Dylan Boggs is a top priority for the Cougars. Coach Patrick Daley said several candidates are in the mix. The linebacking corps is a solid group and should help fortify the defense. With a total of 29 on the squad, a couple of freshmen are expected to be in the rotation along the line. They have returners at 13 starting spots, so a return trip to the playoffs is not out of the question.
Number of interest: Copper Basin has won 13 state-playoff games in program history.
13 years ago: The Cougars advanced to the second round of the playoffs and averaged 31.4 points per game on the way to an 8-4 record.
Three questions with senior guard and linebacker Dakota Sosebee
Q. What are the expectations at Copper Basin this year?
A. I think we'll have a good team. We need a lot of juniors to step up, but I think we'll be pretty solid.
Q. What do you see as the strength of the team?
A. I think we're really good with the defensive line and linebacking corps. That's where most of our leaders are.
Q. What is your favorite thing about football?
A. I like unleashing my anger after what I've been through that day and taking it out on the opposing team. The only friends I have on Friday nights are my teammates.
2013 Schedule
Aug. 23 Coalfield 7:30
Aug. 30 at Hayesville, N.C. 7:30
Sep. 6 Silverdale Baptist Academy 7:30
Sep. 13 at Tellico Plains 7:30
Sep. 20 at Andrews, N.C. 7:30
Oct. 4 at Towns County, Ga. 7:30
Oct. 11 Marion County 7:30
Oct. 18 Boyd-Buchanan 7:30
Oct. 25 Lookout Valley 7:30
Nov. 1 at Grace Academy 7:30
C-A-I Pct. Yards TDs
Dylan Boggs 97-187-9 1,707 25
Att. Yards TDs
Denzel Brown 158 1,062 9
Dylan Boggs 165 877 5.3 12
No. Yards TDs
Stephen Spargo 46 731 11
Bryce Nicholson 29 658 11
Solo Assists Total
Dylan Boggs 89 37 107.5
Chris Phelan 71 60 101
No. Name Grade
2 Trevor Jones Senior
5 Denzel Brown Senior
14 Joey Sparks Sophomore
19 Aaron English Junior
20 Jackson Ledford Sophomore
30 Tim Leslie Eighth-grader
31 Ryan Brooks Junior
33 Brady Ledford Eighth-grader
40 Quantavious Brown Junior
44 Peyton Sosebee Freshman
51 Logan Suits Freshman
53 Daniel Brooks Senior
54 Ben Galloway Sophomore
55 Dakota Sosebee Senior
57 Dylan O'Neal Senior
58 Jeremy Wilson Junior
61 Isaac Akins Sophomore
63 Jamie Riden Senior
64 Trent Raper Senior
67 Devon Kimsey Junior
68 Hunter Newman Freshman
70 Koby Shroth Sophomore
75 Ben Key Freshman
78 Bristol Ray Junior
82 Caleb Deal Junior
87 Oliver Deal Sophomore
88 Keaton Mickens Eighth-grader
89 Wyatt Welch Sophomore


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Tigers can't solve Royals in loss
Tigers can't solve Royals in loss
This was the last race that the Tigers expected to be in when the season began. But as the season closes, the Tigers find themselves in a race to avoid last place. With Monday's 6-2 loss to the Royals, the gap is down to a game in the American League Central. Both Kansas City and Detroit have 71 wins, but the Royals have two extra losses.
Fourth place isn't exactly a consolation for the Tigers, who are trying to evaluate players as they begin to look ahead towards retooling for 2009. That said, they aren't going to adhere to the catch phrase made famous by Will Ferrell: "If you're not first, you're last."
Barely a week after the Tigers were eliminated from contention for first place in the division, last place is becoming a little too close for comfort.
"It's frustrating," Miner said, "but it's one of those things where if anybody knew why or how to fix it, we wouldn't have let it happen in the first place. Obviously, it has reasons. Guys have not played up to their expectations at times, and you can probably name 10 different things why we're in the position we are. But it does us no good to complain about it or second-guess it. You have to try to finish the season up strong, put your best foot forward and hope that next year, whatever the problem was, we correct it."
While the Royals have won nine of their last 11 games, Monday provided a glimpse to some of what has gone awry lately for the Tigers en route to 10 losses in their last 11 games. Much of the trouble took place after Miner, though he left with a deficit against a team he had dominated all summer.
Miner had pretty much no problems against the Royals since joining the rotation two months ago. Not only had he beaten Kansas City three times in as many meetings, he had allowed a lone run over 19 innings in the process. He saw a more aggressive approach from the Royals on Monday, including a more characteristic outing from longtime Tiger killer David DeJesus.
DeJesus entered the night with a .338 career average at Comerica Park and .312 against the Tigers in general, but he was just .186 (8-for-43) off Detroit pitching this year. His leadoff triple and score not only put the Royals in front for good two batters into the game, it set the tone for a 4-for-4, two-run performance that fell a home run shy of the cycle.
Two of those hits came off of Miner (8-5), who suffered his first loss since Aug. 1. The two that came after he left proved particularly painful for the Tigers bullpen, which has struggled for much of the last couple weeks as manager Jim Leyland looks for combinations.
"We couldn't milk a couple big outs out of the bullpen," Leyland said. "We just couldn't get it."
Royals starter Gil Meche (13-11) allowed just one hit over his first five innings on his way to improving to 5-1 lifetime at Comerica Park, but a two-run rally in the sixth -- including a two-out RBI single for rookie Jeff Larish -- put the potential tying run on third before Meche struck out Matt Joyce to end the threat. With the deficit down to a run, Miner walked Royals ninth hitter Alberto Callaspo to lead off the seventh and put a runner on for DeJesus.
Lefty Clay Rapada entered to face the left-handed hitter, but DeJesus poked a line drive inside the left-field foul line for a double that put runners on second and third with nobody out. Gary Glover got a called third strike on Mike Aviles for the first out, then the Tigers intentionally walked the dangerous Jose Guillen in favor of Ryan Shealy.
Glover had Shealy in a 2-2 count, but couldn't find a corner on back-to-back pitches, walking in Callaspo. Brandon Inge's lunging grab of Mark Teahen's line drive started an inning-ending double play, but consecutive hits off Bobby Seay led off a two-run eighth -- one run on a wild pitch, the other on a two-out, broken-bat bloop single by DeJesus.
With that, the Tigers' ERA over the last 30 days grew to 6.16, highest in the Majors. Detroit's bullpen hasn't had a scoreless game as a unit since Sept. 10.
"You try to get situations for guys to see how they respond to them," Leyland said. "I don't really quite understand it. I don't know if they're too tense or what it is. It's hard to figure out. And it seems even sometimes when they don't hit one good, it's a hit. But you can see equipment that you need to use for certain type of hitters, whether you're right- or left-handed, and some of our guys aren't showing that."
The Tigers, meanwhile, have somehow found a tight situation in the standings.
"I try to win ballgames each day I come here, so I don't really get into that as much as everybody else does," Leyland said, "[But] I don't believe that third's not better than fourth. I don't believe that second's not better than third. I can tell you that."
Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Do you ever get tired of hearing how wonderful someone thinks you are? That's a hard one to deny. We like it when the good stuff is repeated. And we may not like it as much, but we need to have the important things repeated so that they will stick in our head.
I woke up this morning thinking about the things that matter. Not because they were already in my head, but because I know that I need the repetition.
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"Your kids are growing up. Be the best Dad you can be while you still have time."
"Your walk with God is the most important thing you do to be who you are. Don't neglect it."
"You are the only person in the world who can be your wife's husband. Attend to that responsibility daily."
These are just a few of the things that I try so hard to keep in my head.
When I was a little boy, I visited my father's parents in Savannah, Tennessee for Easter rather frequently. One year, the pastor talked about sin, forgiveness and redemption, as you might imagine. I remember this distinctly because the next year, his sermon was very similar — almost the same.
I asked my grandmother, "Why is he preaching this again?"
She answered, "If we ever get it right, I imagine he'll stop preaching it."
We have some things at Trinity that you will hear again and again — things that are so important, so vital that you and I need to hear them constantly and our visitors need to know them immediately.
"You are a child of God, a person of worth." There is no more profound truth in a world that relentlessly tells each human being that they are less-than. In sin, we are lost. In grace, we are forgiven and matchless in our esteem because the Creator God of the universe said so.
"We're here to make disciples of Jesus Christ, period."This is who we are and what we do. We need to hear this so we remember to do this. We need to say this so people don't come back to Trinity just because we are such a cool bunch of folks to hang with. According to Matthew 22:36-40, a disciple
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Every Sunday, I let our congregation know that visitors aren't obligated to give. I remind them that visitors who have tithe agreements with their church need to take their money home to their congregation. I remind Trinity members of the joys of forming a tithe agreement with God. And I make it clear that the offertory is an opportunity to exercise stewardship as a function of their discipleship.
Every Sunday, you should be reminded that our worship service has three major goals: To offering healing, to promote personal transformation, and to provide an opportunity to celebrate what God is doing in our lives.
And you should be reminded often that your discipleship requires a certain accountability. You should have at least one good friend (who is also a Christ-follower) who has permission to ask you the hard questions like, "How is your relationship with Jesus going?"
These things matter. They are worth saying again and again. And the more of us there are saying these things, the more chances our community will get to hear them. And that means more opportunities to embrace the transforming, healing grace of Jesus Christ.
Is there an echo in here? I sincerely hope so.
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Joey is married to his best friend. Together, they have two children and live in Jackson, Tennessee. Joey serves Grace United Methodist Church, the Jackson District, the Memphis Annual Conference, and the world is his parish.


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I come from surfing in warm waters (75 F up all year) and now live in RI because of my job. The thing is I have no idea on what hoodie to buy, I have everything else, but I can't get good information about hoodies on google. Help? I plan to surf all year...
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Nov 20, 2013, 04:10 AM #1Junior Member
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What Hoodie to buy?
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Buy the one that kelly wears.. I hear its the best.
Nov 20, 2013, 05:57 AM #3
can these wetsuit threads be knitted together into a sweater that gets put away?
ah puns, the lowest form of humor
from what I've seen, there isn't surf in RI year round. It's wave window is basically due south and relatively sheltered. Gotta be the most inconsistent state on the east coast (other than Connecticut).
by "hoodie", I guess you mean a separate "squid lid" type hood. I wouldn't trust one of those in RI winter water and air temp...I'd probably invest in an o'neill mutant or something similar that covers my neck and chin.
Nov 20, 2013, 06:37 AM #5
WB - aren't you in NorCal? Maybe I'm wrong. Tough to keep up with all you characters here. Anywayz, I've not been around the scene for years but I'll tell you that in 2013 RI has blown away MA (and NH/ME too) for swell frequency, size and quality. Hasn't even been close since early June. Not even counting that their water's 6-8 degrees warmer than ours any given day.
If the OP is talking about those hood caps, I got one for a nickel this summer from an XCEL close out sale and tried it in Maine last month. Junk. And you know what I think of that company. If they can't make a good one, that whole product concept may be flawed. The hooded shirts seem to be the next best thing to an intact hood. Even with those you'll get some how's your father during a duck dive up here in February.
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I use a 3/2 with my 7 mil suit and its been working just fine
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There are no signs of a massacre–no mass graves, no piles of bones. Yet more than a million men vanished without a trace. They left no descendants. Historians know that something dramatic happened in England just as the Roman empire was collapsing. When the Anglo-Saxons first arrived in that northern outpost in the fourth century a.d.–whether as immigrants or invaders is debated–they encountered an existing Romano-Celtic population estimated at between 2 million and 3.7 million people.
Latin and Celtic were the dominant languages. Yet the ensuing cultural transformation was so complete, says Goelet professor of medieval history Michael McCormick, that by the eighth century, English civilization considered itself completely Anglo-Saxon, spoke only Anglo-Saxon, and thought that everyone had "come over on the Mayflower, as it were." This extraordinary change has had ramifications down to the present, and is why so many people speak English rather than Latin or Celtic today. But how English culture was completely remade, the historical record does not say.
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I am scheduled for a BA on October 24th, 2012. I am having 300cc cohesive gel implants inserted through a periareolar incision and they will be placed under the muscle. My question is this, since the PS has to cut through the breast tissue will this leave my natural tissue lumpy or cause dimpling or any kind unsightly or physical ramifications? Or does the breast tissue repair itself back to its pre-surgery state?
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Periareola incision and implants
Using a periareola incision is a very popular approach for implants placement. It is unlikely to have any issues that you described.
Periareolar incision and breast augmentation
Periareeolar incision can be used for both sub-pectoral and sub-glandular placement of implants. The advantage is that the incision is less visible due to the color difference between skin and aureola. However in order to place the implants, breast tissue has to be dissected and some scarring will occur within the breast tissue. A precise layer closure will prevent visibility of these scars, but the may be palpable if not closed properly, and some scarring may be seen on mammograms in the future. If there is a breast fold, infra-mammary incision avoids the issue scarring in the breast since dissection avoids any breast tissue, but the scar may be more visible but the breast fold if present will hide this short scar.
Will a periareolar incision and under the muscle approach for breast augmentation result in lumpiness?
The periareolar incision and placing the implants under the muscle is a very common approacj which usually leads to very satisfactory results. It is very rare to get any kind of postoperative lumpiness as a result of cutting through the breast tissue to have access to the behind-the-muscle pocket. Good luck!
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Periareolar incision
As long as you heal properly, the location of the incision should not affect your breast tissue or nipple sensation or the ability to breast feed.
Periareolar breast incison should not end lumpy
The periareolar incision gives access to the lower edge of the breast, and generally a subglandular pocket is developed up the the chest muscle and then continued under the muscle above. If the breast is closed by 'layers' the incision or breast should not be lumpy or affect the nipple either.
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Breast Tissue and the Periareolar Incision
If any of the commonly used incisions were demonstrably superior to the alternatives, we would all use the same incision. And we don't. My general preference is for an incision under the fold, which does minimized the tampering with breast tissue.
But surgeons get excellent results with any of the insertion sites. Best discussion of the issues involved would be with your surgeon, who can review the pros and cons base upon your individual anatomy and goals.
Best wishes.
Nothing is guaranteed, but most of our patients when they do the incision through their nipple it come out really nicely. The skin around the areola is very thin and the scar is very forgiving. You have scar therapy you can use to help the scar be is minimal as possible.
Breast Augmentation Incision
- 1.Periareolar
- a.Hidden at the natural transition from the areola and the breast skin. The incision can be hidden in this natural color transition.
- b.It would be extremely rare to have any of the symptoms that you describe in your question. Patient in general do extremely well with the periareolar breast augmentation.
- 2.Inframmary Fold
- a.The incision is hidden in the fold below the breast.
- 3.Axilla
- a.The incision for the implant can be hidden in one of the natural axilla folds. I do these with the aid of scope which allows precise placement of the implant.
- b.Also the use of the Keller funnel has allowed the placement of larger silicone implants through the axilla.
It is important to see your board certified plastic surgeon to help guide you to an implant that will give you an aesthetically pleasing breast.
Learn more: http://www.miamiplasticsurgery.com/plastic-surgeons-miami-fl/physicians-profiles-drfranco.html
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Periareolar Breast Augmentation
Learn more: http://www.pacificcenterplasticsurgery.com/breast-procedures-newport-beach/breast-augmentation/
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