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Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule
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Composition for Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule
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Primary uses of Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule
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Medicine Overview of Ovisterone Capsule
Uses of Ovisterone Capsule
Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule is used in the treatment of female infertility.
Ovisterone Capsule side effects
Side Effects of Ovisterone are Acne, Hot flashes, Injection site pain, Weight gain, Prostate enlargement, Increased red blood cells.
How to use Ovisterone Capsule
Take this medicine in the dose and duration as advised by your doctor. Swallow it as a whole. Do not chew, crush or break it. Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule may be taken with or without food, but it is better to take it at a fixed time.
How Ovisterone Capsule works
Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule is a hormonal medication. It gets converted into sex hormones in the body which are essential for the production and development of healthy eggs. Thus, it helps treat female infertility.
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Expert advice for Ovisterone Capsule
- You have been prescribed Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule for the treatment of low testosterone levels.
- It should be taken with food.
- Your doctor may get your blood tests done regularly to monitor red blood cells, liver function, testosterone, and prostate specific antigen (PSA) levels while taking Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule.
- Inform your doctor if you experience symptoms such as frequent or persistent erections, irritability, nervousness or weight gain after starting treatment with this medicine.
Ovisterone Capsule related warnings
Special precautions for Ovisterone Capsule
Interaction with alcohol is unknown. Please consult your doctor.
Unknown. Human and animal studies are not available. Please consult your doctor.
Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule is probably safe to use during lactation. Limited human data suggests that the drug does not represent a significant risk to the baby.
Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule does not usually affect your ability to drive.
There is limited information available on the use of Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule in patients with kidney disease. Please consult your doctor.
There is limited information available on the use of Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule in patients with liver disease. Please consult your doctor.
What if you miss a dose of Ovisterone Capsule?
If you miss a dose of Ovisterone 25 mg Capsule, take it as soon as possible. However, if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and go back to your regular schedule. Do not double the dose.
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Q. Is Ovisterone safe?
Yes. Ovisterone is safe if used at prescribed doses for the prescribed duration as advised by your doctor
Q. Is Ovisterone a steroid?
Yes. Ovisterone has a steroidal structure similar to naturally produced hormone Ovisterone in the body
Q. Is Ovisterone legal/ is used for?
Ovisterone is a prescription drug
Q. Does Ovisterone work?
It is used in the treatment of systemic lupus erythematosus (disease in which your body's immune system attacks your tissues and organs causing inflammation that affects your joints, skin and other major organs) in women and women with adrenal insufficiency, aging skin, weak bones (osteoporosis), decreasing symptoms of menopause and depression. It is used but results from clinical trials of Ovisterone regarding its effectiveness have been inconsistent
Q. Is Ovisterone a hormone?
Yes. Ovisterone is a steroidal hormone made and released by the adrenal glands in the body. It is involved in the production of male and female sex hormones (androgens and estrogen)
Q. Is Ovisterone FDA approved?
Ovisterone is approved by the FDA for use in the treatment of systemic lupus erythematosus (disease in which your body's immune system attacks your tissues and organs causing inflammation that affects your joints, skin and other major organs) in women
Q. What is Ovisterone sulfate?
Ovisterone sulfate (DHEA-sulfate) is a processed form (metabolite) of hormone
Q. What is Ovisterone sulfate test?
Ovisterone (DHEA) released by adrenal glands in males and females. The Ovisterone sulfate test is used to measure blood levels of DHEA-sulfate to check the functioning of the adrenal glands. High blood levels of DHEA-sulfate is found in women with male characteristics (virilism), abnormal hair growth on a women's face and body (hirsutism), infertility or irregular periods. DHEA-sulfate levels are lower in women having systemic lupus erythematosus (disease in which your body's immune system attacks your tissues and organs causing inflammation that affects your joints, skin and other major organs) and osteoporosis (thinning and weakening of bones)
Q. What is Ovisterone made from?
Ovisterone is made artificially in laboratories from chemicals found in wild yam and soy
Q. How long can I take DHEA for?
Please follow the advice of your doctor regarding the dose and duration of dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA)
Q. Can I take DHEA with HRT/ Androgel/testosterone/birth control?
Use of dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) with hormone replacement therapy (HRT) containing androgens (e.g. testosterone; trade name: Androgel) and estrogens should be avoided due to increased risk of side effects. Birth control medications that may contain estrogen (or similar drugs) should be avoided while taking DHEA
Q. Can I take DHEA with thyroid medication/ Synthroid/ Clomid/ Vitex?
There are no known serious interactions between dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and thyroid medications (levothyroxine; trade name: Synthroid), clomiphene (trade name: Clomid) or Vitex (herb used to improve fertility). Please inform your doctor about all the medications (including herbal and dietary supplements) you are currently taking to avoid interactions that may reduce effectiveness of any treatment or aggravate side effects
Q. Can I take DHEA with Wellbutrin?
Drugs used for the treatment of depression including bupropion (trade name: Wellbutrin) should be used with caution while taking dehydroepiandrosterone DHEA. Please inform your doctor if you have any psychiatric condition and are receiving any medication for it before taking DHEA
Q. Can I take DHEA with high blood pressure?
Please consult your doctor before taking dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) if you have high blood pressure
Q. Does Ovisterone build muscle?
Ovisterone may be used to build muscles and increase muscle strength, however, there are insufficient evidences supporting its effectiveness.
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Welcome to Peninsula Spine & Sports Rehabilitation, Chiropractic facility. Dr. Rommel Hindocha is a Chiropractor in Burlingame, California. We have been practicing Chiropractic in San Mateo for 12 years prior to moving to our Burlingame location.
Burlingame & San Mateo Chiropractor, Dr. Hindocha provides relief from: acute and chronic neck and back pain, shoulder and shoulder blade pain, arm and wrist conditions, hip, knee and ankle pain and pain into the legs.
We offer a wide array of services including: Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation (which is sometimes referred to a spinal 'adjustment'), VAX-D Spinal Decompression Therapy, Physiotherapy (ultrasound, electrical muscle stimulation, traction, exercise & rehabilitation, core/spinal stabilization and massage), Posture and Ergonomic Evaluations and Qualified Medical Evaluations (QME) under the California Workers Compensation system.
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I made this topic just to find out the strangest thing some crazy person has asked you!
Very recently I went out with my friend to a bar. Usually we just go for a few drinks and a couple of laughs with other's but tonight was my friend Billy's time to shine when it came to the ladies. He had his heart set on trying to pick up a girl worthy of great story telling for all his other friends to cheer in jealousy!. Few hours in a gorgeous blonde, blue eyed girl with big ti- ... um womanly features walked in and oh man was Billy all over them hotcakes. He finally after half an hour of "Do you think i should talk to her?" worked up the courage to go over and ask to buy her a drink. Me at this point didn't think he had a chance in hell but of course this wouldn't be a very good story if that's how it ended now would it? The girl loved him and his really bad jokes/pickup lines. They got to talking then he abruptly came over to where i was sitting and told me we had to leave right now. He was all shifty eye'd and looked very confused, he wasn't the only one. I had to asked what happened and then he told me what she said...oh god. The gorgeous blonde woman was a freak! Apparently as they were having a dandy good time over their she asked him "Hey is it just me or have you ever wondered what it felt like to slide a toothpick under your own toenail and kick the bottom of a door really hard?" :3.
Me: O_O
Listen i would go on but the thought of that again and writing it kinda made me feel sick. Please let me hear what you guys have had the "pleasure" of hearing from other strange human beings. I know i am not the only one...
MMMmmmmm Daddy plz
"Ha-chan, why are you so amazing?"
What a stupid question. It's like asking why circles are round.
"So, how 'bout them titties?"
I wasn't sure how this was a question or what exactly I was supposed to say in response but some dude was hitting on me once and asked this. I said "What?" He said back "What?" and then briskly walked away.
I am Zexy Destroyer, sworn enemy of all things good and decent ^_^
"Am I gay"
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"So, how 'bout them titties?"
I wasn't sure how this was a question or what exactly I was supposed to say in response but some dude was hitting on me once and asked this. I said "What?" He said back "What?" and then briskly walked away.
This made me lol
I was going through a drive thru and at the window to pick up the food there was a chick about my age and I think her manager beside her. I pulled up at the window, paid, and was waiting for my food. Then the manager opens the window and just asks: "Are you wearing cologne? She says you smell good." or something like that. It was just so random I just blurted out it was my own man musk. It was so early in the morning - I was half asleep - so I just kept replaying what happened in my head. Not really the strangest question I guess but considering the setting it was probably the most random lol.
mm the strangest question that i can remember...
I was in Vegas and some random dude ask me "Can you kick me on the balls real quick?"
I said "No fool" walked away as fast as possible >..>;
Is Hot as HELL!
what year is it?
Space Pioneer....
If I don't have to do it, I won't. If I have to do it, I'll make it quick.
"Can I touch your eyelashes?"
There are much stranger questions than this, but this one was pretty out there considering the fact that the person who asked was a complete stranger at the time.
Cold Chillin'
"Demon, can we hold hands?"
I nearly fell off my chair laughing. I was asked this by one of my old guildies over vent when we were raiding. I just thought it was hilarious because he said it out of nowhere..
I apologize in advance for late responses and dropped conversations.
"Is it gay if I sometimes imagine you as a guy and still find you attractive?"
- male friend
That's not the weirdest, but i'm not sure the moderators would appreciate me talking about all the odd sex questions I get.
If I had a type it'd be you, fortunately I don't have a type so please stop.


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De Mendacio by St. Augustine:
"Unde si appareat fieri posse ut aliquis propterea falsum dicat, ne fallatur ille cui dicitur; existit aliud e contrario genus, propterea verum dicentis ut fallat."
Why is the present participle "dicentis" in the genitive? I don't understand why the last clause doesn't just read "Propterea verum dicens ut fallat." I feel like I have gone through every possible solution in my mind to no avail.
1) If it is connected to "verum," whether verum is a noun or adverb, it doesn't make sense. We get "a fact of speaking" or "truly of speaking."
2) Does propterea take the genitive? "For the reason of saying the truth to deceive"? This fits the translation and makes sense, but I can find no proof that propterea ever takes the genitive, and it seems to fly in the face of "propterea quod."
3) Is "dicentis" actually modified by "genus" from the preceding clause? That fits the translation best of all, perhaps. I don't know, my brain has frozen. But can a word from one clause modify a word from a subsequent clause without a relative pronoun?
I wonder if I am just messed up on the preceding clause and that is why I can't figure it out. "Existit aliud ex contrario genus..." Genus agrees with aliud, right? It means "There exists on the contrary another category [ of person ]."


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CORAL GABLES, Fla. (AP) — For one day of the campaign, at least, President Barack Obama was just the warm-up act.
Hours before Vice President Joe Biden's lone debate with Republican running mate Paul Ryan, Obama appeared loose and at ease in a semi-backup role, his sleeves rolled up at the University of Miami as he railed against rival Mitt Romney before 9,000 screaming college students.
For once, Biden was front-and-center.
Obama's stumble in the first presidential debate against Romney raised the stakes of Biden's performance in Danville, Ky., giving the president's re-election campaign a chance to regain its stride and blunt Romney's recent rise in the polls.
Obama watched the debate aboard Air Force One following an evening fundraiser in Miami, one of his last of the long campaign. The president spoke briefly to Biden after the debate, and then signaled thumbs up as he walked down the staircase from Air Force One.
Obama told reporters on the tarmac of Andrews Air Force Base that Biden was "terrific" and said, "I could not be prouder of him."
The president made no mention of the debate during the Coral Gables, Fla., rally, choosing instead to criticize his GOP rival and plead with students to vote early beginning on Oct. 27.
"He's trying to go through an extreme makeover," Obama said of Romney. "After running for more than a year in which he called himself 'severely conservative,' Mitt Romney is trying to convince you that he was severely kidding."
Taking a mocking tone, the president said Romney was trying to mask his past stances on tax cuts and health care. "Mitt Romney is for whatever you're for. Suddenly, he loves the middle class — can't stop talking enough about them. He loves Medicare, loves teachers. He even loves the most important parts of Obamacare. What happened?"
Obama recited a litany of what he said are the consequences of Romney's policies, taunting that "this new version of Mitt Romney" was running away from the things he promised to do as president. "Tax breaks for outsourcers? Never heard of such a thing. Saying we should cut back on teachers? Doesn't ring a bell."
The crowd roared with delight at the tougher approach. One person in the crowd held aloft an iPad with a simple message for Obama: "Take the gloves off."
At a Miami fundraiser, Obama joked that he wasn't born into "wealth or fame. You hadn't heard of the Obama name before. Let's face it. The first time you heard it you probably thought the guy might be Japanese. Italian. Who knows?" Obama said.
A woman in the audience shouted, "Latino." ''Latino! The Obama family from Jalisco," Obama said to laughter.
Obama's campaign said the president planned to travel to Williamsburg, Va., on Saturday for three days of practice before the next debate, when the full glare of the spotlight will return — for good.
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With a roster featuring its share of youth and inexperience, the Adrian High School wrestling team could expect some growing pains early in the season.
Despite a pair of victories by senior standout Joe Garcia, the Maples dropped both duals in a Southeastern Conference quad meet Wednesday. Adrian fell 53-17 to the Dexter Dreadnaughts in the first dual, then lost 65-9 to the Monroe Trojans.
The Maples won five matches over the two duals. In both cases, Adrian fell into an early deficit and never recovered.
Adrian has nine freshmen on its varsity roster this season. Its 21 wrestlers were the lowest number of the four teams competing in the quad. Bedford, which also wrestled in the quad, has 41 on its roster.
"We have a bunch of freshmen and sophomores, and most of the upperclassmen I have are either first- or second-year wrestlers," Adrian coach Brandon Chesher said. "Hopefully we can get the numbers up and get back to the level we used to be. I have a good freshmen class and a good eighth-grade class coming up, and we're looking to build off of that."
Garcia looked like the reigning Division 2 103-pound individual state champion in winning both of his matches. The senior pinned Dexter's Drew Daugherty in 1:18 in the first dual. Garcia faced Monroe's Carl Antrassian, ranked No. 6 in the weight class in Division 1, and scored a 9-3 decision victory.
"A match like that motivates you to push harder at the beginning of the year, and that's a good match for Joe early in the year," Chesher said. "Joe is someone the rest of the team can strive for and see that the hard work he puts in pays off on the mats. We want the younger guys to learn from him."
Pins by Shawn Adams (152) and Will Feldkamp (160) got the Dreadnaughts out to an 18-0 lead in the opening dual. The Maples got on the board when Tyler Reyes pulled out a 5-4 decision victory over Justin Tomshany. Trailing for most of the match, Reyes scored a two-point takedown with a second left in the match to score the decision.
The teams exchanged pins after that. Jonah Hancock pinned Adrian's Jesse Noce in 5:04 in the heavyweight match, before Garcia pinned Daugherty, making it 30-9. Dominic Rodriguez (119) gave the Maples a 12-4 major decision over Ryan Clements, then Tyler Tenniswood (125) scored a 10-2 major decision over Jeff Zeichner, bringing Adrian to within 36-17.
Adrian voided the next two matches before Dexter's Tyler Even (140) closed out the dual with a victory over Zach Sperry by technical fall.
"Dominic has placed fifth and third in our tournaments and is having a good year for us so far," Chesher said. "Tyler is another freshmen that got a big win for us tonight."
Zach Cameron (152), Connor Harmon (160), Travis LaBell (171) and Tyler Hammack (189) and Chris Stanfill (285) each recorded pins to get Monroe out to a 36-0 lead in the second dual. Garcia's decision over Antrassian got the Maples on the board, then Rodriguez collected a void in the 119-pound match. Jordan Hager (125) scored a 16-0 technical fall over Tenniswood, then Logan DiCarlo (140) closed out the win for the Trojans by pinning Sperry in 1:24.
"I'm happy with the way we fought," Chesher said. "We're not going to give up. All I can ask at this point is that we get out and compete."
The Maples are off until after Christmas when they compete in the Onsted Individual Tournament on Dec. 28.
Young Adrian wrestlers fall twice at home quad
With a roster featuring its share of youth and inexperience, the Adrian High School wrestling team could expect some growing pains early in the season.


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Maybe, believe it or not, WalMart is actually being SMART - they have looked at sales trends, realized the product is a turd and want in the worst way to get their money back from Hasbro.
She did tell me, speaking strictly about the store we were in, that the manager was rejecting all orders for replenishment because there was so much stuff still in stock. The problem was that he was issuing blanket rejections - so rejecting Vintage Collection even though they have like three Vintage figures, because they have 30+ Movie Heroes and Clone Wars figures.
No matter which way you want to approach the problems currently facing the line, the common denominator is always that Hasbro put out too much re-packaged junk this year. Pure and simple.
I can't believe I'm saying this, but I am starting to hope Lucasfilm finds a new partner after the contract is up. A different company that is more in tune with their market might even explore dioramas/playsets... because God knows Hasbro is clueless on that front.
One thing that would go a long way to fixing all of this is to axe Movie Heroes/Legends all together. Two lines tops, one movie, one animated, distinctly different packaging so as not to confuse the brands.
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WAUWATOSA, Wis.—A funeral has been scheduled for a Wauwatosa police officer shot to death on Christmas Eve.
Services for 30-year-old Officer Jennifer L. Sebena will be held Saturday at Elmbrook Church in Brookfield.
Visitation will be at the church from 9 a.m. to noon, with the service immediately following. Sebena will then be buried at Wisconsin Memorial park in Brookfield.
Sebena was shot early Monday while patrolling in suburban Milwaukee. Investigators are questioning a person of interest in her death.


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Letha Faye Hulburt, 86, of Norris City passed away Sunday, November 18, 2012 at her residence.
Letha Faye Hulburt, 86, of Norris City passed away Sunday, November 18, 2012 at her residence. She was born November 13, 1926 in Ridgway, the daugther of Robert Sumner and Grace Marie (Kirk) Rodgers. Faye married Howard William Hulbert on June 17, 1967 and he preceded her in death on May 14, 2008.
Faye is survived by a step-son, David William Hulburt of Maple Valley, Wash.; a step-daughter, Kathy Georgine Earle of Missoula, Mont.; two step-grandchildren; two step-great grandchildren; four nieces, Yvonne Cox of Norris City, Ellen Funkhouser of Okemos, Mich., Brenda Sadler of Omaha and Connie Bullard of Mill Shoals; three nephews, Sheldon Williams of Laurel, Miss., Cyril Doerner of Norris City and Robert Rodgers, III of Everett, Wash.; several great nieces and nephews and her caregiver Teresa Worley.
She was preceded in death by three sisters, Edwina Alene Sumner, Hazel Katherine Williams and Mable Irene Doerner; and a brother, Robert Sumner Rodgers, Jr.
A memorial service for Letha Faye Hulburt, 86, of Norris City will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, November 27, 2012 at Campbell Funeral Home in Norris City with Rev. Janet Roy officiating. Private burial will be in Powell Cemetery in Norris City. Friends may call at Campbell Funeral Home prior to the service. Memorial contributions may be made in Faye's memory to the Norris City Ambulance Service and will be accepted at Campbell Funeral Home.
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Reading Catherine Spencers letter in the Nov. 27 Journal, declaring those of us who voted for the school bond are stupid, and Larry Tradleners column of a few weeks ago declaring the end of America as we know it because the election didnt go his way, makes me wonder how these folks got so arrogant and self righteous. Tradlener seems to feel we are a bunch of whining, lazy liberals with our hands out for what we didnt earn.
Every once in a while I tune in to Fox or read some conservative columns to see where conservatives get some of their ideas. I hear the lies, and venomous hateful words that comes out of people like Ann Coulter, Rush, Beck and the rest of the extremists. I think I should feel sorry for them, as it must be hard to live with that much hate inside of you. Then I think of the millions they make spouting all those lies and hate, I dont feel so sorry for them. All this made me realize that conservatives are a lot like babies diapers; they are both full of the same material.
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The public is invited to celebrate the opening of a new exhibit on Pidgin, the creole language of Hawai'i, on Saturday, May 7 from 1:00-3:00 p.m. at the Hawai'i Plantation Village Museum located at 94-695 Waipahu Street in Waipahu.
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GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA -- I have bought an extraordinary amount of beautiful and authentic items from DSN from exquisite jewelry to Donjo bronze sculpture to Dior sunglasses and lovely evening beaded handbags. I have always been extremely satisfied. It sounds to me as if many people are "very jealous" of their ability to be able to sell far beneath competitors. I think very highly of Art, his family, associates and staff. They are the best! Highly knowledgeable, entertaining, and willing to teach the public about jewelry. I am highly distraught that this show no longer is with us and these people have been abused.
GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA -- On May 10, 2011 I called DSN (Direct Shopping Network). I asked them about a certain 14k yellow gold ring with a 7x5 tourmaline ring. It was a very beautiful ring especially for the money. I decided to order it, but during the conversation with the young kids that they hire (I got the idea something was up with this ring) It was just too good of a deal for the money so I cancelled the order. On August 27th 2011 I receive a package from DSN - I wondered what that was seeing as how I had just placed my last order about a week before that. And lo and behold here is this ring that I had decided NOT to order on May 10, 2011.
The following day I returned it and have never ever received my money, any acknowledgement that they received it although I did put a delivery notice on it so I know they got it back. Meanwhile In July 2011 and August 2011 I ordered some things which I have NEVER seen. In Aug 2011 I ordered a 14k yellow gold ring with a 2 carat pink tourmaline gemstone set in it. It was about $350.00 (or within 15-20 bucks of that price). I also ordered two sets of diamonds which I have never seen or been refunded and the lists just goes on and on.
I did business with this company for probably 7-8 years before this and never had any problems except that they were always very SLOW with their shipping. I think what surprises me the most is that "Blue Sheppard" I still believe is a honest man and I find it rather hard to believe that he is aware of all of the dozens of people that have been ripped off and does nothing about it. I also ordered 8 rubies one time that were supposed to be at least 1 carat each and come with paperwork stating that they were genuine and examined by a GG (graduate gemologist). I Received 8 small tiny 6x4 rubies. Shame on them for ripping people off.
I actually have heard when waiting for info from a phone attendant when I was NOT on hold but the phone was just sat down, I heard some very disturbing and to call it unprofessional would be a massive understatement statements in reference to "comments made about so and so to each other while I was waiting" Calling them names and such that should never have been said at all.
But neither Art or anyone else has even tried to do anything to refund my money or fill my orders, I sent e-mails explaining each and every order, I sent letters, I contacted the Los Angeles District Court and still no one answers me. They really had a good thing going when they started out, they really did but it was all downhill from about 2010. All I want is what I paid for or my MONEY. Thank you.
ILLINOIS -- I first shopped with DSN in 06 -07 and bought a few things that for the price were nice and I had no real complaints when received. One of their loose gemstone shows for Columbian emeralds (I am a gemstone collector). I had a hard time making up my mind between 3 stones, so the sales operator said "order all 3, you can return whatever you don't want as long as it's not a final sale". So that is what I did. Their shipping takes forever just as everyone complains, but they charge you immediately!
Stones finally arrived, all 3 were nice and I checked them for clarity and genuine natural vs. lab created and then took to a jeweler friend who checked for me and reported they were natural and untreated except for oiling. Kept the one I liked and sent the other 2 back within a week vs. 30 days, Fedex 2nd day insured. Took a month of phone calls and a lot of threats to get my refund but finally it showed up on my credit card. Months later when I wanted to order a pair of earrings they told me my account was blocked for too many returns. I was furious and told the operator that of 10 items I had bought to date I only returned 2 because I could.
They told me to complain to customer service. Calling their main business number or customer service is a joke.. rarely do they ever even pick up and answer. I gave up after a dozen tries over a few months. 2 months ago they had a yellow Mozambique Cuprian, supposedly copper bearing in a nice setting at a good price for the size, clarity and the setting so I ordered 1 in white gold and 1 in yellow gold. I called in as a new client and used my same name but gave them my business phone number and they set me up as a new client no questions asked.
My intent was to keep intact the one I liked the best and remove the stone for my loose stone collection and use the setting for another stone. The sale also included the gemology report noting they were copper bearing and Paraiba Africana.. Never got the certificates and have never been able to get through to customer service after dozens of tries. I've tested the stones and they are tourmalines and they are yellow, nice cut and clarity but there is no way outside of expensive testing to prove they are copper bearing. So if I sell I can only advertise them as Mozambique Tourmalines/Yellow.
During their reduced price sale I ordered a number of other items. The Mogok (Burma) Ruby earrings are very nice and the diamonds are not VVS - VS, they're S1, but they are nice color and eye clean, they are well made with screw backs but again I was supposed to get a certificate of origin due to the rarity and blockade now of Burma rubies and nothing came with the earrings other than the NON-Refundable sales receipt, and of course no one ever answers any of their phone lines.
Other items arrived and were basically what I expected but what annoys me is that they charge immediately and it does not come in 7 to 14 days as they state. It took all my time - a month and a half or MORE to arrive. People complain that things arrive much smaller than they are on TV... all the shows that sell jewelry and gemstones do this. You have to remember the cameras they are using give a very false idea of what something is, that is why I tell the person taking my order to ask the show host to "put it on".. that will give you a good idea of size.
One of the first items I bought back in 06 was a multicolor sapphire bracelet. I have no complaints other than they could have made sure all the blues and pinks and other colors all matched each other better, I had my jeweler take out the links with the pale stones. 2nd time I wore the bracelet it broke at the link connection between stones. Call and send back for free repairs.. WHEN PIGS FLY. These people NEVER answer their phones except the order lines when they are on the air.. I took to my jeweler who fixed it and checked the rest of it and fixed where needed for $25!
Lastly when I ordered a number of items in the same week this time around, when I called and finally got someone to check on where all my orders were I discovered one item they showed as cancelled. I argued with them that it was not cancelled but it do no good they were sold out. I told them to credit my account, the person that was checking my account said I was never charged, I told him I had my CC statement in front of me and they HAD charged me. Took 4 more phone calls during show time where I demanded they look into it or I would sue them.
6 weeks later they finally credited me back for the order they cancelled on me, claimed never existed but still charged me for the night I ordered. It will be a long time before I consider dealing with this company again after reading all the complaints and my experience with them.
B, NEW YORK -- I've had similar experiences with DSN as many that have written here. Fast to take your money, slow to credit your account. Customer service (if you want to call it that) is absolutely unreal, rude, inefficient, inept, lacking in communication skills, curt, and the list goes on and on. If you have ever had to deal with them, you would realize what I am saying here. I think one girl answers all of the calls during a "BRIEF" time slot. When I first started watching the show, I thought their things looked really good. I ordered a whole bunch of items.
It was around the holidays a couple of years ago. I was buying jewelry for myself and as gifts for the family. I ordered rings, loose gems, etc. Some were final auctions. Marlene has a final auction for a sapphire ring with diamonds. It looked really high quality on the TV. When I received the ring, it looked nothing like what was represented on the TV auction. The sapphire was inferior. The quality of the ring was horrid to the point of being uncomfortable to even have on your finger.. I DID NOT receive the ring from the auction. What I received was grossly misrepresented. I know they said there were no returns on final auctions, but I returned it anyway.
I am not going to spend money on something that did NOT look like was in the auction. They did return me my money...eventually. I kept some things that I bought, but on the whole, returned most of it. They say there is a money back guarantee so they have to abide by that. Well some time went by.. I turned on the show again. I called in to purchase something I saw. I gave the guy on the phone my customer number and he told me flat out that I cannot buy anything from them any more. How do you like that?? They say there is a money back guarantee, and when you return something.. they penalize you..and won't let you purchase any longer?
Interesting.. It's just as well.. They saved me some money! I did like the junior gem collector shows that Art ran.
I bought some diamonds for a great price in one of those shows. I really like the looks of the estate jewelry too.
I was unable to purchase anything though..cause they have banned my account for returning items.. Nice public relations eh? Haha. Unbelievable. You certainly can get an education about gems watching the show.
I think ** talks too much though..geez.. she goes on and on..... What is that about? ** and ** have a great estate jewelry show. Anyhow..I have to say that I got all of my money returned by them. It took time..and I was very very detailed and careful about the paperwork and watching my statements.. Have fun.
GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA -- DSNTV was one of the best sites to find estate jewelry with Jack Jackels as well as jewelry from other hosts. In the past seven years, the only problem I had was with one or two tiny diamonds missing. One I sent back and one I kept. Still no big deal for what I received. On December 30th, 2008 I ordered a pendant with VS diamonds and a stunning ocean blue, black opal that was deep sapphire blue. There was only one.
Two days later, Art was selling it again! I immediately called and asked if that was the only one (since it's pretty difficult to match an opal). She said, "Yes". I told her I bought it a few says earlier and she immediately told Art as I was watching the program, it was sold and she put it aside. Now it takes three weeks of business days to have an item shipped. O.K. I agreed to that. Well, it has been 7 weeks and still nothing. I HAVE CALLED THE LAST THREE FRIDAYS AND ALL THEY SAY IS WE DON'T KNOW WHY IT HASN'T SHIPPED AND I WOULD HAVE TO PAY 10% to cancel (85.00). I said "No, just send it".
Well, here it is February 22 and they aren't on the live feed (net), or on the t.v. channel I watched them on. I called my credit card company and they are investigating. Are they going under? I don't know. Also, the auctions they run aren't like any I've ever been to. They run a clock and when the clock is out of time and they haven't gotten what they want, they start the clock over again! What's that about? I will update this review when I get an answer from DSN or my credit card company.
Update: ** called from DSN and said "Sorry but we cannot find the RING you ordered". I only told them and e-mailed them 8 times to keep telling them it was a diamond and opal PENDANT. SO, I guess Art got his way. He said on the air they weren't selling it, "for that" But they did sell it to me. So, I paid for it. I know I got a great deal. I paid for it. It was almost two months since my card was charged. I waited for almost two months and I ended up getting nothing. Today I did get the entire amount back on my card but it doesn't make up for the time lost, the item not sent to me, so much time involved with calls and e-mails.
If you read my update, you know I got my money back but this certainly was not resolved to my satisfaction. I bought the item. I paid for it. Two months later they say they can't find it. If they can't find' a three thousand dollar pendant, who is minding the store!
GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA -- I was a customer of DSN for a year. They moved to Yorba Linda, CA. So I was looking through the channels and found them again. 2nd mistake. I order 10 gemstones, different colors of spinel, still cost 96.00. They charged my credit card over 4.000.00 dollars and I have talked to every host there trying to resolve the matter but sad to say they still have not resolved the matter or refunded my credit card. They told me that I would have to find the man that charged my card for things I never ordered. They said he did a lot of customers like that and took their money and went back to Germany.
Yes I am still trying to get my money back. Take my advice. Please watch who you get involved with. This is my opinion but it is people like that. They put something nice on the screen. We buy it and that's all it takes. Now they have your credit card number and it's really hard to prove that you didn't order more stuff from them, but I am not about to quiet till I get what is owe to me. Please remember one thing. The only way for them to win, we let them win. Thank you and have a very blessed day!!!
GLENDALE, CALIFORNIA -- I am now joining the "DSN FRUSTRATED & FEED UP CUSTOMER BANDWAGON". Their MODUS OPERANDI of doing business are the following: They are quick in crediting your credit card with the purchase. Their Gemological Report Certiticate is not credible. My order of diamond pendant was described erroneously on the certificate. Even though it was their fault that caused the blunder, they still take their sweet time to process a refund and there was never an apology for the oversight. My third order of peridot earrings and cross pendant took two and half months to process. The items were not limited quantity items and there was no need for special sizing.
So, I finally got feed up and requested a cancellation. Lo and behold, they managed to expedite the order when a cancellation was in effect. I was even threaten by the Cust Rep Supervisor that she will block my account for any future order. THE NERVE OF HER! She got the nerve to threaten me of such!!!!! With a company doing business this horrendous way, I would NOT want to be a returning customer EVER.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA -- Wanted to comment on the complaints... I know that when something is returned, the company has to take the time to inspect the goods. Aside from folks who do not understand and want their refund immediately (it's why we use credit cards people... we can dispute and hold off till all gets settled.. it works.) Aside from this, there's not a better place in the world to buy a Mogok Burma Ruby. They must have bought a HUGE parcel to pass along the deals.
Other networks don't disclose the origin... Burma is the best. There's an embargo and they are not coming out any longer, so DSN is the place for Burma Rubies, among so many other gorgeous finds!! Bummer about their customer service phone lines. They are probably laying off like the rest of the world, so it takes a while.
I ordered via phone an opal pendant on 07/04/11 in the amount of $131.95. After several weeks of waiting, I called customer service to ask where the item might be. Was told it was in the shipping dept. And they would request that immediate shipment be made. I have never received the item. On 08/15/11 I requested that the order be cancelled and full refund be made. I have spent hrs. Holding on the phone for customer service and sent many, many emails to them which they have never answered. As of 09/25/11, I still have no refund. Beware of this company.
-- I have made over $100,000 in purchases from DSN during the past 4 years, but I seriously doubt if I will ever watch the show or make another purchase from them again. I realize that they have no sense of loyalty to their customers. It has always bothered me that there is such a long waiting period to receive an order, even though the cost for whatever I purchased immediately charged to my credit card account.
Another thing that bothered me was that whenever it was necessary to return an item, it always took about 30 to 45 days for DSN to issue credit to my charge account after they received the item back. (Whenever it was necessary to return something, I always sent it via insured USPS and signature required.) About 4 months ago, I won a bid on a paraiba ring and it was in fact a very good deal for me..... a little over $2,300.00 for a 4 ct plus approx 1 ct VS diamonds set in 18 Kt gold. After approximately a month and I still had not received the ring.
By the way, when I won the auction, I asked about the size and it was my correct size, so nothing needed to be done to the ring before it was shipped to me. I phoned DSN customer service and was told that they didn't know why the ring had not been shipped to me, but would check into it and call me back. When I didn't hear back from DSN customer service within 24 hours, I called my credit card company and asked them to help me get DSN to ship the ring or issue a credit to the credit card. I didn't want a credit to my credit card, I wanted the ring.
After 2 days I still had not heard from DSN and so I called them again and was told that they had issued a credit to my credit card and management had decided they would not sell the ring to me. I told them I simply wanted them to ship the ring, but they refused. I believe they operate on their customers' money and that's why it takes so long for them to ship orders or issue credit when an item is returned. People please beware. You may get what you ordered or you may get one of many similar items and be advised that many of the duplicate items are inferior.
Also it's very insulting to listen to so much hype by the show host. Just listen carefully to the things that are said. If all that "she" says is true, the company could not stay in business and most of the employees should be fired for incompetence! So many prices are wrong and so many mistakes are made, i.e., the diamonds aren't figured into the cost, no cost for the center stone has been figured into the cost of the jewelry, etc. These things simply cannot be true and it truly is insulting to the public's intelligence to listen to this hype! That's another reason why I have decided to use my remote and have stopped watching the show!
If you do purchase from DSN, Buyer Beware! You may get what you see on the TV screen or you may not and you'll may end up keeping an inferior gemstone or pay the cost for DSN shipping the item to you and whatever it costs you for insurance and shipping the item back to DSN. In the meantime, your credit card has posted the charge on your account for a lengthy period of time.
I really miss ** and ** and having Art and Blue as a hosts on a regular basis. In general, the old format for the show was more realistic than what it has been for the past couple of years. Now there is so much hype and it's nauseating to see the Hostess glancing at herself in the monitors so often! UGH!


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|January 10, 2013, 09:21 PM
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how to make a rimmed cartridge rimless
I am new to this form but not new to firearms. For a long time now I have wanted to build my own wildcat cartridge. I was thinking of taking a .45 long colt and necking it down to a 9mm opening. I think that this could be a hot little round and would be great for a carbine. But the only problem is that as you all know, the long colt is a rimmed cartridge and although I could still use it in a rifle, it has the potential to jam A LOT with rim lock. So I was just wondering if there was an easy way to remove the rim to make it a rimless cartridge that would work with a rifle better. Also, I know that doing this is expensive, but no one has really give me an estimate, how much does it really cost to have your own personal bullet made and a gun to fit it?
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|January 10, 2013, 09:46 PM
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Perhaps use a cut down .308 Win case as the parent instead?
|January 10, 2013, 10:40 PM
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460 rowland case would be interesting for this.
however as you think youd like to do a carbine, why make it semi auto?
|January 11, 2013, 09:59 AM
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Sounds like a shortened version of the 358 Winchester.
|January 11, 2013, 10:04 AM
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google 357 auto mag
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|January 11, 2013, 01:32 PM
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In the early 70's I tried to make up some .35 MAS brass (a weird French auto pistol). I chucked up some .357 mag brass (mostly for more length to work with) and spun them on a file to get the head I needed. After trimming and sizing (a lot) they would fit. I loaded cast 121gr round nose 9MM bullets and I think it was unique powder. They functioned, more or less. But it wasn't worth all of the work. I gave that pistol to the Sheriff for display. Black enamel paint and all.
Turned rimmed brass into rimless.
I think I would start with a rimless case and make what ever changes very simple to do. Also, check out the problems, real or not, with the 22 Jet. Never had one but they looked interesting, then with the bad stories, I looked to other toys.
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|January 11, 2013, 02:54 PM
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Start with .44 Auto Mag or .45 Winchester Mag, instead.
Contact Quality Cartridge. They'll make anything you want ...with reasonable minimum order quantities (though, tooling costs for something new might make your head spin).
Don't even try it. It's even worse than the internet would lead you to believe.
|January 11, 2013, 06:26 PM
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Check the dimensions you want to achieve against existing cartridges, it will save you a lot of time and headaches. 45 win mag is already the size you want, and it is rimless. As someone else noted, it sounds like you are trying to reinvent the 357 Auo Mag.
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|January 11, 2013, 08:54 PM
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OLDPAPPS I can find no reference to a cartridge called .35 MAS or a pistol to shoot it. Please provide further information on both the cartridge and the pistol. I'd be interested to study the history of this cartridge.
|January 11, 2013, 09:56 PM
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Two Old Dogs,
Not sure just what it was. I got it from the Sheriff I was working for.
It was a simple blow back auto loader with a single column detachable magazine. Mag release on the bottom of the grip. Reminded me of the cheap little Berettas only this was not in .32 or .380 auto. The bore was about .35 cal (I used soft cast 9MM bullets). The brass, well I didn't have any so I did my best to make it. Thicker/fatter than standard 9MM and longer. The finish was black paint on steel, could have been a alloy. All marking were in what I believe to be French. On the side of the slide in larger letters was "M.A.S. 35" and I never found a serial number. The grips actually felt good, hard black rubber with worn checkering molded in. I figured it to be a pre WW2 French made weapon. I dough that it would pass any military standards, a guessing speculation.
As I remember I ended up with 3 cases that would chamber and loaded them 2 or 3 times each. I ended up single feeding them. Didn't trust that pistol enough to load very warm, they were weak loads. I don't trust junk guns very much.
This was early 1970s and that Sheriff is long dead now, Nice guy too.
So what was it? I always called it a MAS 35. I know I don't have any photos but may have some data. I'll look around. Don't hold your breath, I'm a pack rat.
|January 11, 2013, 10:21 PM
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Two Old Dogs,
OK, I'm getting old/er. I found a listing. See:
Pistolet automatique modèle 1935A (Automatic Pistol Model 1935A) or Modèle (Mle.) 1935 A
For the life of me I thought and still do, that the mag release was on the butt.
Looks like I have higher standards for pistols than the French did in the 30s.
The "7.65mm French Longue, 7.65 mm Long, 7.65mm MAS, 7.65×20mm, and 7.65L) was a straight, rimless cartridge used in the French Modèle 1935 pistol" was something I couldn't just pick up in the sporting good section of Red X in the summer/fall of 1972.
Thinking about it now, it's a wonder I didn't kill myself pushing .355 bullets down a 32ish caliber barrel! Oh, to be young again......
Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Time for meds, BP and take sugar readings.
|January 11, 2013, 10:26 PM
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Sorry for hijacking your thread.
I was giving an example of how I had ground off a rim to make a rimless case and, well, it just got a way from me. Sorry.
|January 13, 2013, 11:19 AM
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OLDPAPPS: Using a .355" bullet I'm surprised you got a MAS Model 1935A to chamber at all.
I have formed cartridge cases for the Model 1935A and its succcessor, the Model 1935S in three diffferent ways:
Using .32 S&W Long, turn off rim, cut extractor grove and trim to length.
Swaging .30 carbine cases to .337" after reducing rim to .337" and
trimming to length.
Lathe turning .30 carbine cases to .337 after trimming to length.
All of the above produce usable cases that will function in the Models 1935A and 1935S.
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Here at LearnVest, we don't shy away from asking all those awkward and fascinating money questions. In our series, 10 Things You Don't Know About My Finances, we get interesting people (like Al Roker, former First Lady of the State of New York Silda Spitzer and our own extraordinary reader Carla) to reveal their funny, head-scratching and refreshing approaches to finance.
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For this edition, Gail Simmons, star of Bravo's "Top Chef" and author of "Talking With My Mouth Full: My Life as a Professional Eater" shares how she got her start in the food industry, her major splurges and what experience finally made her feel like a financial adult.
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Here's what Gail told us:
1. My Mother Inspired My Career in Food
My mother was a food writer and a cooking teacher; for the first ten years of my life, she ran a cooking school out of our home. She had a passion for food and travel, which infused her cooking style and inspired her to make Indian food and Chinese food—she was really a trailblazer for her time.
While I love my mother, I struggled to come to terms with her influence on my career. When starting out, no young woman wants to be told that she's "just like her mother." It was really difficult for me to accept that I had followed in her footsteps, and it took years for me to recognize how much she was to credit for my foundation in understanding food, its relationship to culture and how to have a healthy relationship with it.
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2. My Parents Taught Me Not to Care About Material Things
My parents worked hard, and we were raised in a blessed home where we had good food on the table and a great, middle-class lifestyle. They were absolutely not impressed by fancy cars or name brands, and when I was a teenager, I was convinced that my father insisted on driving the crappiest car he could find just to spite us. Instead, they saved up so they could travel to places like South Africa, Costa Rica and the Middle East, which had a big impact on my values and is how I spend my money today.
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3. But There's One Thing I'll Always Splurge On
I probably travel over four months out of the year for work, and I feel very lucky that my jobs have taken me all over the world. That said, it's not always fun, and I believe strongly that travel isn't always a vacation. I believe in spending time and hard-earned money on travel for pure pleasure, discovery and relaxation.
Because I don't always get to really explore new cities or countries if I'm there for work, I always try to tack on a couple of days at the beginning or the end of my work trip, so I can really enjoy a place myself. We were shooting the season seven finale of "Top Chef" in Singapore, so my husband and I flew out ten days earlier and went to Bali, which was the most beautiful and magical place I've ever been to.
4. I'd Rather Spend Money on Food Than Clothing
New York City is basically a glorified shopping mall, but I have a hard time buying expensive clothes. It seems ridiculous to me to spend a ton of money on clothing or luxury items, but I don't even flinch at spending the same amount of money on a seven-course tasting menu. It's weird: Dinner's over in a matter of minutes, and then you go to sleep, while a great dress can last for five years. I guess they're both extravagant, but spending money on food comes much more easily to me.
5. But There's One Reason I'll Splurge on Fashion
Because I spend a fair amount of time in front of the camera and I want to look good, I've come to appreciate the value of high quality, beautiful clothes. And, since launching a career on TV, I've definitely expanded my shoe closet! I splurge on Prada and Miu Miu shoes that are well-made, classic and never go out of style.
I remember the first time I ever bought a pair of shoes that were at that level … It was a huge moment for me to put my credit card down. My husband was worried that the floodgates were opening and I'd start thinking that it was okay to spend that much on shoes all time, but I'm definitely not a frivolous shopper. And in case you were wondering, those shoes were pale grey, mauve-ish suede Fendis with a little platform and a zipper up the back, and I wear them all the time!
6. Being Canadian Has Had a Huge Effect on My Finances
It's hard to spot the differences between Canadians and Americans in a crowd, but the cultures are definitely not identical. I do think that one of the major differences is in the attitude toward finances. I'm generalizing, obviously, but Canadians don't seem to take on as much debt as Americans do, in part because we have government-funded health care, and the cost of higher education is much lower.
Even if you go to the best university in Canada, it won't leave you in crazy debt; even my American friends with very high-paying jobs are still paying off thousands of dollars in student loan debt. Additionally, I don't feel as if there's as stark a difference between the haves and the have-nots in Canada, because Canadians are less showy about wealth than Americans.
7. I Donate Both Time and Money to Charity
I don't know a single person who works in the food industry who doesn't give back to hunger-related charities. The problem of hunger is tied into so many other important issues, like agriculture, sustainability, poverty and obesity. Personally, I feel like it's my responsibility to do whatever I can to help end hunger. I donate money and time to food banks like City Harvest and Share Our Strength, as well as a Chicago-based organization called Common Threads that teaches children about nutrition and health.
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I also speak at and host a lot of events. Tomorrow, for example, I'm teaching a cooking class for high school students living in the Red Hook housing projects in Brooklyn through a program designed to help keep teens out of trouble during the summer months by training them as chefs.
8. Buying a House Made Me Feel Like a Financial Adult
A year and a half ago, my husband and I bought an apartment in Brooklyn, but we still haven't moved in! We're currently living in an apartment he co-owns with his family, so I had been paying him rent. It's definitely a situation we've outgrown.
It felt empowering to take control of our future by learning how to buy a home and combine our savings on this major purchase. It's also the first major financial commitment I've made, and it makes me feel like an adult, to be held accountable to the bank for our mortgage. We're also thinking about starting a family soon, which will be another huge expense!
9. My Husband and I Discuss Money … But It Doesn't Come Easily!
Talking about money with a spouse can be so difficult. It's easy to feel insecure about what you have and what you bring to the marriage, and it's easy to feel protective about your assets. Obviously the dream is that you'll be together no matter what happens, but there are so many things you can't control that it's important to plan ahead with financial planning tools like life insurance.
As women have more and more personal wealth, I think there's a strange dynamic developing around men who are uncomfortable with their wives being the breadwinner. The best advice I ever received was from a financial advisor who told me to remember that there will be times when I'm up financially, physically or emotionally and my husband is down, and then the reverse will happen as well, so it's important to be prepared and supportive for all of those situations.
10. I Used Savings to Help My Husband Start His Business
When my husband decided to start his own business creating music programming for places like restaurants and hotels (for example, the music you might hear in a lobby), we decided that we were going to put a big chunk of savings into his business, knowing that it might take a couple of years for him to make a return on that money. We also knew that I might need to carry us more financially during that time, which was scary for him to admit, but he worked even harder because of it to make his company a success.
Luckily, reality TV wasn't something I had anticipated (I joined Food & Wine magazine in 2004, and have been on "Top Chef" since 2006), and I now have opportunities to make money in a medium that I never could have imagined. By making decisions together and involving each other in our big life choices, we're able to enjoy each other's successes, too.
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O'Neill Nets 2 in 5-1 Win Over Clarkson
NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Bulldogs needed a big night from their goalie, and Jeff Malcolm came through by stopping 27 of 28 shots in a 5-1 Yale men's ECAC Hockey win over Clarkson before 3,500 at Ingalls Rink.
Malcolm and the Elis stopped all five Golden Knights' power plays, allowed just two shots on goal on those attempts, on the way to grabbing two important conference points and avenging an overtime loss to the Knights at Potsdam.
Yale, which erased a 1-0 deficit with five straight goals, got two tallies from Brian O'Neill, a goal and an assist from Andrew Miller and Kenny Agostino and two assists from Nick Jaskowiak during a game that included as much hitting as any this year.
The Bulldogs (10-11-2, 7-8-1 ECAC) outshot the visitors 33-28 and converted one of three advantages. They scored once in the first and twice in both of the other frames on Clarkson goalie Paul Karpowich (28 saves).
"It was refreshing to see that result. We knew it was there," said Keith Allain '80, Yale's Malcolm G. Chace Head Coach, of his team's effort. "We need points, but what's important is that we are playing well and getting better."
The Golden Knights (13-12-5, 7-6-3) struck first just two minutes into the opening draw. Allan McPherson, who was crashing the net, took a perfect, behind-the-net feed from Ben Sexton and tapped it past Malcolm.
"We were struggling for momentum when that happened," said Allain of Clarkson's goal. "But we handled it well and that says a lot about this team."
Yale, outshot 11-10 in the first, got the equalizer before the period was out on a nifty move by Miller. Tommy Fallen took a shot from the point that was saved, the rebound bounced out to Jesse Root, who re-directed it toward Miller. Karpowich came out to jump on the puck but it was gone quickly and on the stick of Miller. The junior moved it from his backhand to the forehand and tucked it behind the fallen netminder at 6:24
O'Neill made it two straight for the Blue 63 seconds into the second with a power-play tally. The advantage was the result of a Clarkson penalty at the end of the first period. Jaskowiak, deep in his own end, hit the captain in stride and O'Neill went over the red and blue lines, toe-dragged on a defender and whizzed it past the Clarkson goalie's blocker.
Miller hooked up with O'Neill on a beautiful blueline to circle, crossing pass to up the lead to two. Miller did an amazing job to spot the senior forward cutting in from the point a step ahead of two defenders. The pass led him perfectly and O'Neill snapped a low shot that went inside the far post with two minutes left in the middle frame to make it 3-1.
"I saw him raise his stick. That's a play we are used to," said Miller. "He was streaking toward the net."
Both netminders came up with quality stops in the second that could have turned into game-changing goals. Karpowich closed the gap of an open side of the net on a Jaskowiak one-timer with a Yale advantage, while Malcolm stoned McPherson with 51 seconds left on a mini-breakaway.
"I just focus on the next save and try to keep a rhythm," said Malcolm. "I can feel it (when it's going well) and everything sticks to you."
The Yale netminder was on it again in the third, making consecutive, point-blank saves on Louke Oakley. The Bulldogs were buzzing at the other end in the third period and there was plenty of stinging.
Karpowich stopped three shots on a Yale flurry before Agostino slipped in a rebound off a Miller shot to make it 4-1. Eighteen seconds later, Clinton Bourbonais' put-back closed out the scoring.
There was just 24 total minutes of penalties, which didn't seem like much for a game that had bodies flying all over the ice after big hits in both directions... Yale is on the road next week to face Colgate and Cornell in New York... Brad Peltz and Nicholas Weberg were inserted into the lineup at forward tonight... Defenseman Matt Killian was in for the injured Kevin Peel.
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My "broken glass" wedding dress
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Alsace, France
Here is my wedding dress!! i wanted something simple and that i would be able to wear again. I'm not found of white traditionnal dresses, which are for me too formal…
The pattern i used for my dress is a Vogue Pattern, V1102.
The fabric (coton popelin) is a fabric i designed with pictures i took from broken windows, the little glasses pieces are just like diamonds!
The dress is fully lined with pale blue coton chiffon, and underlined with silk organza for a better fit.
All the seams had been hand sewn to the underlining for a better effet.
The cardigan is made with an…. unknow fabric, which looks like synthetic gabardine… But the effect is really nice. The cardigan is also fully lined, with the same coton chiffon i used for the dress.
The pattern is from the Burda magazine Septembre 2012. I made some modifications on the original pattern to make it longer and the neckline in the back is really low so the knot of the dress can pop out and is not under the cardigan. (see on the picture, easier to understand!!)
the petticoat is bought, i had no time left to sew it!!!! ;)
more pictures on my blog (in french) : http://ouipatrons.com
Material Notes
dress :
4 m coton popelin
4m coton chiffon (lining)
4m silk organza (underlining)
matching threads
bolero :
1 m synthetic gabardine
1 m coton chiffon (lining)
matching threads
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Nov 13, 2012, 03.05 PMby leokadia
Alles Gute und eine glückliche Ehe! Das ist ein wundervolles Kleid, gefällt mir. Wir haben im Mai auch geheiratet, wenn du magst, unsere Bilder sind hier auch zu sehen. xx leokadia
Nov 13, 2012, 09.35 AMby LucyWood2
I've always loved this pattern but with the addition of your own unique fabric this dress is one of a kind and gorgeous! I hope you enjoyed your special day.
Nov 12, 2012, 05.49 PMby flowergirl22
i love the idea y<ou decidet go use a stunning, but unusual fabric,
it makes it all more special
Nov 12, 2012, 03.04 PMby bjr99
What a wonderful one of a kind dress! You did a super job. Congats on your wedding as well as your dress!
Nov 12, 2012, 02.37 AMby marielaure
wouaou!! I would like to be able to dare sewing for my own wedding ! The dress is lovely, the fabric is amazing and the fit is perfect, and I love the petticoat underneath :-) Congrats also for your husband's violet shirt!
Nov 11, 2012, 02.17 PMby kisses
Just lovely and the added touch makes it a whole lot different. Congrats to you both
Nov 11, 2012, 11.15 AMby fashionfreek
Well done to you. Both your dress and the shirt for your husband looks nice. You both look really great together. All the best to you both.:-D
Nov 11, 2012, 10.51 AMby pambox
This is gorgeous. I love the personality of it, which makes it so much more interesting than an off-the-rack white wedding dress.
Nov 11, 2012, 09.27 AMby Mary Athey
Congratulations on your wedding and for making such a gorgeous dress. its stunning on you and you look so happy. i love this xx
Nov 11, 2012, 09.08 AMby jennyrecorder
Lovely, looks as if you both had a wonderful day :)
Nov 11, 2012, 08.25 AMby cathysews
Fantastic dress. Really elegant
Nov 11, 2012, 08.07 AMby MichelleMignon
Just lovely! Great textiles, a very pretty dress indeed!
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Classifying Brad Marchand's clip of Vancouver's Sami Salo as "a predatory low hit," NHL disciplinarian this evening suspended the Bruins forward for five games.
Marchand was previously assessed a five-minute major for clipping and a game misconduct Saturday in the second period of Boston's loss to the Canucks.
Shanahan also stressed that Marchand had other options on the play and that this was Marchand's third bout with discipline, as the winger was suspended two games last season and fined earlier this year.
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In response, Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli put out a terse statement expressing his club's displeasure with the ruling:
"While we respect the process that the Department of Player Safety took to reach their decision regarding Brad's hit on Sami Salo, we are very disappointed by their ruling.
"While we understand that the Department of Safety is an evolving entity, it is frustrating that there are clear comparable situations that have not been penalized or sanctioned in the past.
"It is equally disappointing that Brad sought the counsel of the Department this past Fall for an explanation and clarification regarding this type of scenario so as to adjust his game if necessary. He was advised that such an incident was not sanctionable if he was protecting his own safety. Given our feeling that Brad was indeed protecting himself and certainly did not clip the player as he contacted the player nowhere near the knee or quadricep, today's ruling is not consistent with what the Department of Player Safety communicated to Brad."
Now that the NHL has basically thrown the book at him, Marchand will be faced with changing his game at least a little bit despite comments to the contrary by him and others around the team. And considering the severity of this ban, it'll be interesting to see how Shanahan handles future incidents involving the Bruins, regardless of the player who's under scrutiny.


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Val Chmerkovskiy Talks About 50 Shades Of Grey And The Next Season Of DWTS
In a new interview with EnStarz, Val Chmerkovskiy says he'd "be very comfortable" with the part of Christian Grey in the upcoming erotic romance "50 Shades of Grey". He'd be honored to play the part. However, up next for Val is returning to Dancing With The Stars Season 17. He also revealed that his dream partner is Beyoncé. Below is more…
Up next, Chmerkovskiy is gearing up for Dancing With the Stars Season 17. He'll return for ABC's hit dancing show and revealed his dream dance partner: Beyonce.
"Clearly, Beyonce has great work ethic and that's what I'm looking for in a partner," he said.
Although he isn't banking on the Single Ladies singer to actually do DWTS, he hopes to salsa his way to victory and win the coveted Mirror Ball Trophy.
"I just want a partner who is willing to work and has a strong work ethic," he said. "You can be a supermodel, an actress, an athlete… but to be a good partner, you have to be willing to put in the work."
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In the classical-music world, performing at Carnegie Hall is generally held to be the pinnacle of one's career. But when you're the Adrian College Choir, as its director, Tom Hodgman joked, "been there, done that." More than once, in fact.
Now the choir will get to experience the other great New York performance experience: being onstage at Lincoln Center's Avery Fisher Hall, as part of a multiple-choir concert being led by noted composer and conductor Eric Whitacre.
"Singing at Avery Fisher Hall will be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," Hodgman said.
The concert, which features ensembles from around the country, is on Sunday, March 30. Half the performance is by a combined choir of high school students, with 10 different college choirs singing together in the other half.
The program includes Whitacre's "Sleep," which Hodgman described as "a beautiful, very deep, rich piece about the transforming power of sleep in our lives," "A Boy and a Girl," a set of songs titled "Animal Crackers" and "Fly Me to Paradise," which has achieved fame as a "virtual choir" work Whitacre created for YouTube involving a video montage of singers all over the world performing the piece.
As an added bonus, the choirs will have the chance to work with Broadway composer Stephen Schwartz on music including a choral arrangement of music from Schwartz' "Wicked" as well as "Forgiveness' Embrace" and "Keramos." Schwartz himself will be part of the rehearsals.
For the Adrian College contingent, this opportunity first developed in 2010, when Whitacre was organizing a similar concert in Los Angeles. Hodgman had been looking for an opportunity for his choir to sing for Whitacre, who "is really big on the choral scene," he said.
"His music is very current and very trendy. His texts are usually quite interesting and they have deep meaning. They're very thoughtful."
Hodgman submitted an audition tape consisting of three pieces of music from two of the ensemble's performances. The choir was actually selected for that Los Angeles concert, but it turned out to be a bad time in the college calendar and the travel was too expensive. But the company producing the performance kept the tape, and last year Hodgman was offered the chance to bring the group to New York for this concert.
He accepted. "I knew New York would be affordable, because we could take a bus" instead of needing to fly as they would have to California.
About 30 students — probably half of whom have never been to New York — are making the trip. They were to leave Adrian at 4 a.m. today for the 12-hour ride to the Big Apple, where they will stay at the Grand Plaza Hotel in Times Square.
Around their multiple hours of rehearsal with the full ensemble, students will have the opportunity to sightsee, visit museums and take in one of the shows on Broadway. Additionally, the group is taking a dinner cruise in New York Harbor.
Hodgman said the performance will be a great opportunity for his students — and for him too.
For one thing, they will sing music as part of this large ensemble that they probably would never get to do in a smaller group, and "with a choir of 200 you can get this beautiful tapestry." But more importantly, working with Whitacre and Schwartz "will be something they can share for the rest of their lives," he said.
"It's a great experience, and the most important thing is to get to spend time with these composers. I've wanted to meet Eric Whitacre for years. It'll be great to watch him at work."
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Audited by mail: 1.1 million.
Audited in person: 360,000.
Audit rate: 1 percent.
Individual returns with incomes above $200,000: 4.8 million.
Audited by mail: 109,000.
Audited in person: 70,000.
Audit rate: 3.7 percent.
Individual returns with incomes above $1 million: 337,000.
Audited by mail: 23,000.
Audited in person: 18,000.
Audit rate: 12.1 percent.
Small corporation returns (assets under $10 million): 1.9 million.
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2012-13: First-year member of the team.
High School: Earned four letters as a member of the tennis team and two on the volleyball team while attending Marist ... Named Georgia State Champion for tennis in 2009, 2010 and 2011 seasons ... Collected Rookie of the Year honors in 2009, Singles Player of the Year accolades in 2010 and was awarded MVP in 2011 for the War Eagles squad ... member of National Honor Society, Student Athletic Leadership Committee and Fellowship Christian Athletes.
Personal: Mother, Darlene, was a collegiate cross country runner ... undeclared major.


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Popular Demand LA Previews Their 'Spring 1′ Lookbook
Popular Demand is gearing up for a lot of dope things this year, including celebrating their one-year anniversary and also dropping their fresh "Spring 1″ Lookbook.
The new collection features the new Cheetah Fade and Rose Fade shirts and matching satin bandanas. Also, look for new black & white versions the brand's signature Cheetah Flag designs, as well as a new Cheetah Flag Midnight Snapback that features black and gray tones.
Shop the Popular Demand Spring 1 collection now, as it's available at their online store by clicking [HERE].


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Michelle Pfeiffer has been referred to as one of the world's most beautiful women many times, but at 55 years old, the "Family" star claims watching herself age on the silver screen wasn't easy.
"Having to watch yourself age on a giant movie screen is simply not natural," the mother of two told the Ladies' Home Journal for the October 2013 issue. "It can wreak havoc on your psyche. My dermatologist said to me once, 'You know that 10X magnifying mirror that you have in the bathroom? Throw it away.' It was the best advice anybody ever gave me. Of course, now my eyes are weaker and I can't see to put my makeup on without that mirror!"
The Academy Award nominated actress went on to say that she's completely changed the way in which she treats her body. Although she is now a vegan who works out frequently, Pfeiffer explained that her lifestyle was not always healthy. She attributed her new diet to a documentary she saw on CNN.
"A few years ago I saw a special on CNN, "The Last Heart Attack," about how to prevent heart disease. I'm not really at risk for that but my father died of cancer and my mother has advanced-stage dementia. And I have people close to me battling cancer. Seeing both of my parents suffer has made me think a lot about longevity and quality of life. And while it's open to debate, if there's any chance we can prevent a lot of chronic illnesses by the way we eat, why not try it? So I cut out meat and dairy and after two months my cholesterol shot down 83 points," she explained.
"I also try to exercise five days a week -- I run, do free weights. But I haven't always been healthy. When I was in my 20s I smoked two packs of cigarettes a day. I lived on Marlboro Lights and Coca-Cola."
In the end, the Hollywood veteran has made peace with her vanity demons, and is happy with her looks.
"Once you get over a certain hump there actually is less pressure," Pfeiffer said. "You can begin to look great for your age. You don't have to look young anymore. I've moved over to that other side -- I'm 55, which is a little too close to 60, but looking great for my age is okay now."


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