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Jessie Kennedy Edinburgh Napier University
Jessie Kennedy
Prof Jessie Kennedy
Dean, Research & Innovation
Professor Jessie Kennedy is Dean of Research & Innovation at Edinburgh Napier University.
Appointed in January 2015, Jessie's first degree was in Biology, followed by an MPhil in Computing, which led to a research assistant post in medical computing at the University of Edinburgh in 1983.
She joined Edinburgh Napier University in 1986 as a lecturer, was promoted to Senior Lecturer in 1992, Reader in 1995, and Professor in 2000. Thereafter she held the post of Director of the Institute for Informatics and Digital Innovation from 2010-14.
Jessie has published widely, with over 100 peer-reviewed publications and over £2 million in research funding from a range of bodies, including EPSRC, BBSRC, National Science Foundation, and KTP, and has had 13 PhD students complete.
She has been programme chair, programme committee member and organiser of many international conferences, a reviewer and panel member for many national and international computer science funding bodies, and became a Member of EPSRC Peer Review College in 1996 and a Fellow of the British Computer Society.
Jessie has a long-standing record of contribution to inter-disciplinary research, working to further biological research through the application of novel computing technology.
Jessie Kennedy Edinburgh Napier University
Her research in the areas of user interfaces to databases and data visualisation in biology contributed to the establishment of the field of biological visualisation, where she is a recognised international leader.
Jessie hosted the first biological visualisation workshop at the Royal Society of Edinburgh, was an invited speaker at a BBSRC workshop on Challenges in Biological Visualisation, was a founding member of the International Symposium in Biological Visualisation – being Programme Chair in 2011, General Chair in 2012 and 2013 – and steering committee member since 2014.
She has been keynote speaker at related international conferences and workshops, such as VIZBI, the International Visualisation conference and BioIT World, and is currently leading a BBSRC network on biological visualisation.
Her research in collaboration with taxonomists at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh, produced a data model for representing differing taxonomic opinions in Linnaean classification.
This work led to collaboration on a large USA-funded project with ecologists from six US universities and resulted in a data standard for the exchange biodiversity data that has been adopted by major global taxonomic and biodiversity organisations.


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My complete name is Gayuh Nugroho Dwi Putranto. I've been called Gayuh ever since. Thus, due to my too long name, I write it as Gayuh Putranto.
I was born in Madiun, May 26, 1983. I went to SD Kartoharjo I (or SD Guntur) Madiun and SD Pekuncen III Pasuruan, then SMP 2 and SMU 1 Pasuruan. On 2001, I traveled to Bandung to study in Institut Teknologi Bandung, majoring Geological Engineering.
I have successfully accomplished more than 8 year experiences in mining industry, which is of 7 years in exploration, including green field exploration to feasibility study, and also brownfield exploration for various types of gold-copper deposit over Indonesian Archipelago (Huu, Tombulilato, Pongkor, Cibaliung, Arinem, Oksibil, and Poboya).
The experiences include an integrated process of exploration projects, started from desktop prospecting and evaluation, due diligent, reconnaissance, field geology work, technical sampling, JORC-compliance drilling program, geological and geotechnical logging, QAQC, geo-modeling, geostatistic analysis, resource estimate, feasibility study, and technical reporting.
Psychologically, I am a sanguine-choleric person who love networking-organization stuffs, exploring new places, and reading books. I am a Milanisti since 1993 and skill-less guitarist as well as drummer while listening to Dream Theater and GIGI. Since I was in elementary school, I always involved in organizations, such as Pramuka, OSIS, Remaja Musholla, Palang Merah Remaja, Himpunan Mahasiswa, etc. Recently, I accelerated my professional and network in the professional organizations: IAGI, MGEI, and FGMI (as co-founder). My social organization that I am involving into is Sekolah Bumi. When one teaches, two learn!
I have also interests in internet and social media stuffs. Here are my sites and accounts:
- My current blog on Kompasiana (2010-now)
- My previous blog on WordPress (2006-2009)
- My previous blog on Blogspot (2004-2006)
Do not be hesitate to be in touch with me on those network. 😉

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A Tilting TV mount allows you to angle your TV vertically
Tilting Mounts allow you to angle your TV vertically, while maintaining its position on the wall. They do not allow any horizontal movements. A tilting wall mount is recommended for installations where a TV is mounted higher than normal such as over a fireplace allowing you to angle the display down towards the viewers.


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"The hurrier we go the behinder we get" is an expression that some use to remind others of the fast pace of life that's required to keep up in today's world. Some refer to it as a rat race in which there is little or no "quality time" to share with each other. This condition causes some to ask:
Is "quality time" disappearing from our lives; is it becoming a thing of the past?
Does God's Word address any involvement on our part concerning the "quality time" issue of these end times?
It is a big world out there. Is it possible for us to make a difference in solving this problem?
The profit and loss statement has become more important to most companies than the quality of the goods they produce. Quality products are becoming as scarce as the "quality time" we used to share.
Remember when we could buy cars that came with chrome bumpers that provided some protection for our vehicles; Chrome, instead of plastic, was tastefully utilized throughout the vehicle. Can you remember the days when there were no Whoppers or Big Macs from American's Food Chain; we were forced to eat quality food in family restaurants? Do we also remember how special it was to take our nickel downtown and enjoy a delicious scoop of ice cream from Johnny Walker's Ice Cream Parlor? Most of us remember the quality of those days as well as the people who produced it.
Today's scarcity of "quality time" is noteworthy as God's Word warns us to expect deteriorating conditions in these end times, the times immediately preceding the return of Christ. Matthew 24:37-38 KJV is where God's Word tells us this:
[37] But as the days of Noe were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.
[38] For as in the days that were before the flood they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day that Noe entered into the ark,
Today we face the same turmoil and corruption of family values that existed in the days of Noah. These conditions send a clear message to us…Christ is returning soon!
"What goes around comes around" and if we're to fulfill our purpose, we must understand where we are in God's timeframe. Prophecy is being fulfilled right before our eyes! The upheaval and declining values that families face today simulate a lifestyle that existed in the days of Noah; missing "quality time" is the common denominator. We're living in a time where the future is dictated by shortcuts


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PORISM. The subject of porisms is perplexed by the multitude of different views which have been held by geometers as to what a porism really was and is. The treatise which has given rise to the controversies on this subject is the Porisms of Euclid, the author of the Elements. For as much as we know of this lost treatise we are indebted to the Collection of Pappus of Alexandria, who mentions it along with other geometrical treatises, and gives a number of lemmas necessary for under-standing it. Pappus states that the porisms of Euclid are neither theorems nor problems, but are in some sort intermediate, so that they may be presented either as theorems or as problems; and they were regarded accordingly by many geometers, who looked merely at the form of the enunciation, as being actually theorems or problems, though the definitions given by the older writers showed that they better understood the distinction between the three classes of propositions. The older geometers regarded a theorem as directed to proving what is proposed, a problem as directed to constructing what is proposed, and finally a porism as directed to finding what is proposed (eh ropur by avro"u ro"u 7rpomtvo EVOV). Pappus goes on to say that this last definition was changed by certain later geometers, who defined a porism on the ground of an accidental characteristic as rb Xe'irov ixoKo-et roirocou OEwpitµaros, that which falls short of a locus-theorem by a (or in its) hypothesis. Proclus points out that the word was used in two senses. One sense is that of " corollary," as a result unsought, as it were, but seen to follow from a theorem. On the "porism " in the other sense he adds nothing to the definition of " the older geometers " except to say (what does not really help) that the finding of the center of a circle and the finding of the greatest common measure are porisms (Proclus, ed. Friedlein, p.•301). Pappus gives a complete enunciation of a porism derived from Euclid, and an extension of it to a more general case. This porism, expressed in modern language, asserts that—given four straight lines of which three turn about the points in which they meet the fourth, if two of the pcints of intersection of these lines lie each on a fixed straight line, the remaining point of inter-section will also lie on another straight line. The general enunciation applies to any number of straight lines, say (n-{-1), of which n can turn about as many points fixed on the (n+1)th. These n straight lines cut, two and two, in in (n–1) points, in (n–1) being a triangular number whose side is (n–1). If, then, they are made to turn about the n fixed points so that any (n–1) of their In (n–1) points of intersection, chosen subject to a certain limitation, lie on (n–1) given fixed straight lines, then each of the remaining points of intersection, 2 (n–1) (n–z) in number, describes a straight line. Pappus gives also a complete enunciation of one porism of the first book of Euclid's treatise. This may be expressed thus: If about two fixed points P, Q we make turn two straight lines meeting on a given straight line L, and if one of them cut off a segment AM from a fixed straight line AX, given in position, we can determine another fixed straight line BY, and a point B fixed on it, such that the segment BM' made by the second moving line on this second fixed line measured from B has a given ratio X to the first segment AM. The rest of the enunciations given by Pappus are incomplete, and he merely says that he gives thirty-eight lemmas for the three books of porisms; and these include 171 theorems. The lemmas which Pappus gives in connexion with the porisms are interesting historically, because he gives (1) the fundamental theorem that the cross or an harmonic ratio of a pencil of four straight lines meeting in a point is constant for all transversals; (2) the proof of the harmonic properties of a complete quadrilateral; (3) the theorem that, if the six vertices of a hexagon lie three and three on two straight lines, the three points of concourse 9f opposite sides lie on a straight line. During the last three centuries this subject seems to have had great fascination for mathematicians, and many geometers have attempted to restore the lost porisms. Thus Albert Girard says in his Traite de trigonometrie (1626) that he hopes to publish a restoration. About the same time P. de Fermat wrote a short work under the title Porismatum euclidaeorum renovata doctrina et sub forma isagoges recentioribus geometeis exhibita (see Oeuvres de Fermat, i., Paris, 1891); but two at least of the five examples of porisms which he gives do not fall within the classes indicated by Pappus. Robert Simson was the first to throw real light upon the subject. He first succeeded in explaining the only three propositions which Pappus indicates with any completeness. This explanation was published in the Philosophical Transactions in 1723. Later he investigated the subject of porisms generally in a work entitled De porismatibus traclatus; quo doctrinam porisrnatum satis explicatam, et in posterum ab oblivion tutam fore sperat auctor, and published after his death in a volume, Roberti Simson opera quaedam reliqua (Glasgow, 1776). Simson's treatise, De porismatibus, begins with definitions of theorem, problem, datum, porism and locus. Respecting the porism Simson says that Pappus's definition is too general, and therefore he will substitute for it the following: Porisma est propositio in qua proponitur demonstrate rem aliquam vel plures Batas ease, cui vel quibus, ut et cuilibet ex rebus innumeris non quidem datis, sed quae ad ea quae data sunt eandem habent relationem, convenire ostendendum est affectionem quandam communem in propositione descriptam. Porisma etiam in forma problematis enuntiari potest, si nimirum ex quibus data demonstranda aunt, invenienda proponantur." A locus (says Simson) is a species of porism. Then follows a Latin translation of Pappus's note on the porisms, and the propositions which form the bulk of the treatise. These are Pappus's thirty-eight lemmas relating to the porisms, ten cases of the proposition concerning four straight lines, twenty-nine porisms, two problems in illustration and some preliminary lemmas. John Play-fair's memoir (Trans. Roy. Soc. Edin., 1794, vol. iii.), a sort of sequel to Simson's treatise, had for its special object the inquiry into the probable origin of porisms—that is, into the steps which led the ancient geometers to the discovery of them. Playfair remarked that the careful investigation of all possible particular cases of a proposition would show that (1) under certain conditions a problem becomes impossible; (2) under certain other conditions, indeterminate or capable of an infinite number of solutions. These cases could be enunciated separately, were in a manner intermediate between theorems and problems, and were called " porisms." Playfair accordingly defined a porism thus: " A proposition affirming the possibility of finding such conditions as will render a certain problem indeterminate or capable of innumerable solutions." Though this definition of a porism appears to be most favoured in England, Simson's view has been most generally accepted abroad, and has the support of the great authority of Michael Chasles. However, in Liouville's Journal de mathematiques pures et appliquees (vol. xx., July, 1855), P. Breton published Recherches nouvelles sur les porismes d'Euclide, in which he gave a new translation of the text of Pappus, and sought to base thereon a view of the nature of a porism more closely conforming to the definitions in Pappus. This was followed in the same journal and in La Science by a controversy between Breton and A. J. H. Vincent, who disputed the interpretation given by the former of the text of Pappus, and declared himself in favour of the idea of Schooten, put forward in his Mathematicae exercitationes (1657), in which he gives the name of "porism" to one section. According to F. van Schooten, if the various relations between straight lines in a figure are written down in the form of equations or proportions, then the combination of these equations in all possible ways, and of new equations thus derived from them leads to the discovery of innumerable new properties of the figure, and here we have " porisms." The discussions, however, between Breton and Vincent, in which C. Housel also joined, did not carry forward the work of restoring Euclid's Porisms, which was left for Chasles. His work (Les Troia livres de porismes d'Euclide, Paris, 186o) makes full use of all the material found in Pappus. But we may doubt its being a successful reproduction of Euclid's actual work. Thus, in view of the ancillary relation in which Pappus's lemmas generally stand to the works to which they refer, it seems incredible that the first seven out of thirty-eight lemmas should be really equivalent (as Chasles makes them) to Euclid's first seven Porisms. Again, Chasles seems to have been wrong in making the ten cases of the four-line Porism begin the book, instead of the intercept-Porism fully enunciated by Pappus, to which the "lemma to the first Purism " relates intelligibly, being a particular case of it. An' inter-eating hypothesis as to the Porisms was put forward by H. G. Zeuthen (Die Lehre von den Kegelschnitten im Altertum, 1886, ch. viii.). Observing, e.g., that the intercept-Porism is still true if the two fixed points are points on a conic, and the straight lines drawn through them intersect on the conic instead of on a fixed straight line, Zeuthen conjectures that the Porisms were a by-product of a fully developed projective geometry of conics. It is a fact that Lemma 31 (though it makes no mention of a conic) corresponds exactly to Apollonius's method of determining the foci of a central conic (Conics, iii. 45–47 with 42). The three porisms stated by Diophantus in his Arithmetica arepropositions in the theory of numbers which can all be enunciated in the form " we can find numbers satisfying such and such conditions "; they are sufficiently analogous therefore to the geometrical porism as defined in Pappus and Proclus. A valuable chapter on porisms (from a philological standpoint) is included in J. L. Heiberg's Litterargeschichtliche Studien fiber Euklid (Leipzig, 1882) ; and the following books or tracts may also be mentioned : Aug. Richter, Porismen nach Simson bearbeitet (Elbing, 1837); M. Cantor, " Ueber die Porismen des Euklid and deren Divinatoren," in Schlomilch's Zeitsch. f. Math. u. Phy. (1857), and Literaturzeitung (1861), p. 3 seq.; Th. Leidenfrost, Die Porismen des Euklid (Programm der Realschule zu Weimar, 1863) ; Fr. Bach-binder, Euclids Porismen and Data (Programm der kgl. Landesschule Pforta, 1866). (T. L. H.)End of Article: PORISM
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|Radel Fazleev (center #19) is mobbed by teammates after scoring his 1st pro goal Saturday night. Photo: Nina Weiss/Highland Park Hockey
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In some extremely rare cases, that prospect will turn out to be a superstar.
Need an example? How about Pavel Datsyuk? The former Red Wing great went undrafted - somehow twice - before Detroit made him its 171st-overall pick at the 1998 NHL Draft.
That's right. Datsyuk, a two-time Stanley Cup champion, three-time Selke Trophy winner as the league's top defensive forward and four-time NHL All-Star, was a sixth-round choice.Unfathomable, right?
Nowadays, the chances of the Philadelphia Flyers - or any NHL team - finding a player of Datsyuk's caliber that late in a draft are astronomical.
But - there is always a but - maybe, just maybe, the Flyers have unearthed a gem of their own in Radel Fazleev.
Now let me make this as clear as humanly possible: Radel Fazleev is no Pavel Datsyuk. Fazleev knows that. The Flyers know that. But there are some similarities. Why else would I use Datsyuk as my example a few graphs above?
For one, Fazleev and Datsyuk are both Russian. They were also sixth-round picks - the Flyers grabbed Fazleev at 168th-overall in 2014. And, most importantly, they are known to be exceptional defensive-minded forwards with sound and reliable two-way ability.
You know about Datsyuk. He was also an offensive wizard. It's time to meet Fazleev.
After steadily improving in each year since he was drafted, the 20-year-old native of Kazan is 12 games into his first tour as a professional. The Lehigh Valley Phantoms are happy to have him, too.
Fazleev spent the last three seasons with the Western Hockey League's Calgary Hitmen. All told, he registered 42 goals and 105 assists in 168 games at the junior ranks.
The 6-foot-1, 176-pounder also represented his country in several international tournaments. Most notably, he was an instrumental cog in helping Russia to a silver medal at the 2016 World Junior Championship. He tallied four points, was unbeatable in the faceoff circle and killed penalties.
The Flyers had a feeling Fazleev could be a crucial piece of the future long before that, however. General manager Ron Hextall inked the winger/center to an entry-level contract in May of 2015, knowing he wouldn't be eligible to play in the AHL until 2016-17 anyway.
So that's a short resume. But what exactly does Fazleev bring to the Phantoms? Glad you asked.
Fazleev is lauded for his play in the defensive zone and his penalty-killing acumen. He's not all defense, though. He's an underrated playmaker with some impressive tools.
The kid can skate and has no problems getting into the dirty areas. You can count on him finishing his checks and crashing the net hard.
"I'll do whatever the coach wants," Fazleev said after the Phantoms' 7-2 thrashing of the Toronto Marlies at PPL Center on Saturday night. "I enjoy helping the team win games. It doesn't matter to me what I do on the ice. If I have to kill a penalty, I'll kill it and then our boys will go on the power play and score goals. That feels great. Five-on-five, I always work hard and build off of simple plays."
That's exactly what management, the coaching staff and fans should want to hear from a young and developing hockey mind.
Fazleev gets it. He sees the big picture. He understands he's not going to be relied on to be the guy.
That's not going to stop him from carving out his own niche. His junior days are over. Now, his career is in the all-important transition phase. No more kiddie games. Welcome to adulthood.
"I think I'm getting better every game," Fazleev, a confident speaker, said. "It was really hard and it was extremely fast the first couple games for me. I was getting tired too fast. But now I've kinda gotten into a rhythm. I'm trying to make plays or get it out of the zone or control the puck. Play smart, ya know? I feel like I'm getting more comfortable in this league, especially with such a great team."
That last sentence was important. The Phantoms are well on their way to becoming a great team. And, right now, they are rolling.
After dispatching Toronto on Saturday, Lehigh Valley extended its winning streak to five games. More impressively, Scott Gordon's group traveled to Hershey and took down the Bears a night later to make it six in a row and a clean three-in-three sweep.
There were a lot of new faces when the season began. Hextall brought in veterans Greg Carey, Andy Miele, T.J. Brennan and Will O'Neill to bolster his AHL affiliate's lineup.
There was a bit of a figuring out to do in the beginning but Gordon has the Phantoms on the top of their game after some early-season hiccups. And that's even with a few unexpected forwards on the roster.
I don't think Hextall or Gordon anticipated Jordan Weal and Scott Laughton to both be in the minors at the same time. But that gives Lehigh Valley some scary depth even if there is some serious rotating to do.
"That makes your team hard to defend," Gordon said. "Every night it's been a different group for us. It's not one guy getting four goals, it's a lot of guys getting one goal. We'll take that. That balanced scoring is tough to defend."
So with guys like Carey, Miele, Weal and Laughton at the top of the offensive chart, some players have to slide to the bottom-six.
That's been beneficial for Fazleev, who is currently centering Corban Knight and fellow first-year pro Nicolas Aube-Kubel. The pressure isn't on them to produce. But they're doing it anyway.
"We have good chemistry with me, Kubel and the young guys," Fazleev said. "Knighter helps us a lot. Tells us what to do. When I'm confused in a game, I ask him and he always tells me his opinion. We're having fun."
This isn't your prototypical fourth line. On any other team, they are the top checking unit or even part of a potential second-scoring group.
Gordon has done a terrific job of utilizing all 12 of his forwards to their maximum ability. Everybody has a role. And Fazleev's game hasn't been lost on the second-year Phantoms head coach.
"For a rookie to come in, he's actually been given a pretty good role as a centerman to be able to kill penalties," Gordon said of his rookie forward. "He's the first one over the boards for us. We've used him and Corban and they've done a great job, especially with both of them being new to our system. It's been good for us because we haven't had to overextend some of our other players who get minutes on the power play. That's been impactful, to be able to use our depth that way."
From top to bottom, Lehigh Valley has the ability to light the lamp on any given shift.
On Friday in Utica, the Phantoms had four different goal scorers in a 4-1 win over the Comets. Six out of the seven goals against the Marlies were off the sticks of different players. And, to wrap it all up, three separate skaters notched goals in Sunday's 3-1 win at Hershey.
Let that sink in.
Now the combination of Knight, Fazleev and Aube-Kubel was relatively quiet against Toronto but you can't sleep on them. That's when they'll pounce.
Knight made an unbelievable cross-ice pass off the rush in the third period versus the Marlies to set up Fazleev's first career AHL marker. It made for a memorable moment.
"It always feels great to score," Fazleev said after the game. "But for me, especially my first pro goal, to score at home with such a great crowd, it was awesome. We're enjoying our game and having fun out there every game. We keep trying to get better and better."
That's the key: Getting better and better.
It won't make Fazleev the next Datsyuk. But it increases the odds of him turning into a damn good Flyer.
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Is just around the corner! Seattleites, if you can, I would love to see you at the Fremont Sunday Market on November 13, 2011. I will have my first ever home accessories and furniture booth set up! I can't wait. I have so much to do in the days leading up to it, but this venture has been a long time in the making (with lots of time spent in the dreaming stage).
I'll soon be offering sneak peeks of what you'll find in my pop-up shop, but in general, expect affordably priced second-hand home decor accessories and small furniture pieces. I've curated an ecclectic mix of both rustic and refined pieces including art work, photo frames, candlesticks, pillow covers, dining chairs and more. Stay tuned for more information as the day approaches!


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Published on January 20, 2016
Pelham Medical Center (PMC), part of Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System, has received Primary Stroke Certification from the Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program (HFAP). This certification designates Pelham Medical Center as being Greer's first and only certified primary stroke center.
Pelham Medical Center is part of an elite group of providers focused on complex stroke care. Primary Stroke Centers are recognized as industry leaders and are responsible for setting the national agenda in highly specialized stroke care.
"Our team is proud to be a primary stroke center for patients in the Upstate," said Tony Kouskolekas, president of PMC. "Our commitment is to offer the services our community needs; expanding our ability to care for stroke patients is something we think will be vital to our community. Stroke patients have a small window to receive clot-busting care after a stroke and Pelham Medical Center is prepared to provide fast care."
The medical director of the Primary Stroke Center is neurologist John Pilch, MD, who joined the Medical Group of the Carolinas—Neurology—Pelham in September.
An HFAP Primary Stroke Center Certification is based on quality-driven stroke processes in the care program. The certification is based on evidence-based, nationally established standards. A certified stroke center allows patients to receive the best possible care from the time the stroke happens through recovery. Stroke centers have quality guided protocols and processes in place to allow rapid identification and timely treatment of stroke, which help reduce disability.
Stroke is the leading cause of long-term disability and the fifth leading cause of death in the United States, with more than 800,000 strokes occurring each year. Some risk factors for stroke include high cholesterol, diabetes, obesity, tobacco use, drug abuse, or lack of exercise.
This stroke certification as a primary stroke centers means we have quality guided protocols and processes in place to allow for rapid identification and timely treatment of stroke. These protocols help to reduce disabilities and improve patient outcomes following a stroke.
Patients have less than two hours after experiencing stroke symptoms to get to the hospital to be evaluated for medication that can help reduce disability.
Stroke patients need to be evaluated quickly to determine if they are eligible for clot busting medication. It is important to recognize the signs and symptoms of stroke and call 9-1-1 immediately to avoid any delays in treatment.
F - Face Drooping: One side of the face is drooping or numb
A - Arm Weakness: One arm is weak or numb
S - Speech Difficulty: Speech is slurred or a person is unable to speak or be understood
T - Time to Call 9-1-1: Call 9-1-1 if any of these symptoms occur.
Spartanburg Medical Center (SMC) is also a certified Primary Stroke Center recognized by the HFAP. SMC was the first accredited program in South Carolina recognized by the Healthcare Facilities Accreditation Program.
The HFAP initiated the Primary Stroke Certification program in 2006 using recommendations from the Brain Attack Coalition as the foundation for its standards. Moving forward, HFAP has also endorsed the American Heart Association's Get with the Guidelines tool for patient management and performance measure.
The HFAP is one of only three national voluntary accreditation programs authorized by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to survey hospitals for compliance with the Medicare Conditions of Participation and Coverage.
Offering emergency services, world-class cancer treatment, and surgical care and primary care, Pelham Medical Center is located at Westmoreland Road and Highway 14 in Greer, SC. Pelham Medical Center consists of 48 inpatient rooms, four intensive care rooms and areas with telemetry for monitoring cardiac patients. The facility also has four operating suites and an emergency department with 11 rooms. The medical center complex includes the Medical Office Building, the Surgery Center at Pelham and the Gibbs Cancer Center & Research Institute at Pelham.
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System (SRHS) offers a full spectrum of services through four hospitals: Spartanburg Medical Center, Pelham Medical Center, Spartanburg Hospital for Restorative Care and Union Medical Center. SRHS also includes Ellen Sagar Nursing Center, 113-bed long-term care, skilled nursing facility that offers nursing care and rehabilitation services. SRHS provides unparalleled oncological care through the Gibbs Cancer Center & Research Institute. The multidisciplinary Medical Group of the Carolinas has more than 300 physicians across seven counties in two states. SRHS employs nearly 6,000 associates and offers outpatient surgery centers, a vibrant post-acute division, a Level I Trauma Center, and Advicare, a licensed Health Maintenance Organization (HMO). Advicare provides Medicaid services to residents throughout the state of South Carolina. U.S. News and World Report ranked Spartanburg Medical Center the No. 1 regional hospital in South Carolina in 2014-15. The Commission on Cancer gave Gibbs Cancer Center & Research Institute its Outstanding Achievement Award.
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Oct. 27, 2007
Seminoles.com is home to the exclusive diary of junior Ania Rynarzewska as she embarks on her third year with the Florida State women's tennis squad. New entries detailing the behind-the-scenes action with Ania and her teammates will be posted periodically throughout the season.
On Saturday of homecoming week, as usual, the team was preparing for the morning practice. However, that day something was different. All the team members were very excited: it was Federica Suess' birthday.
"I am excited to finally turn 20. I waited for it so long. Now, I am not a teenager anymore so this alone is very exciting but also a little scary. I am growing up," Suess said laughing.
According to tradition, Jennifer Hyde, women's tennis head coach bakes a cake for the "birthday kid." It is not just a birthday cake, it is a customized one. This year's cake for Suess was called "Fun Freddy cake" and had a little mistake corrected last minute. It stated that Freddie was 19. Luckily, Coach Hyde was very creative and quickly changed it to 20. It is also a tradition that the team sang happy birthday and the birthday kid blushed from joy. This was also the case this time. In addition, the girls signed a singing birthday card for Suess.
"It was Lauren's idea to buy a birthday card with a melody instead of regular one. She knew Freddie would love it. Freddie liked it so much that she kept playing it over and over again while dancing to the melody. It was nice to see her smile," Katie Rybakova said.
After practice, the women's tennis team decided to continue the celebration of Suess' birthday. The entire team joined her for lunch at one of Tallahassee's best restaurants. The girls did what they love the most: eat good food and enjoy each other's company accompanied by their laughter and pictures taking.
Suess waited a few months since her arrival from Europe to have a cup of espresso, something she loves as half Italian. Unfortunately, sugar in Italy looks the same as a salt shaker in the USA. Before she realized, she salted her espresso. Even huge amounts of sugar didn't help. As the team stated later, "it was so Freddie-like."
"Lunch with the girls was so much fun, although I was a little bit disappointed because of my salty espresso," Suess said.
After that, something unexpected happened. As the waitress came to ask how to split the bill, Suess asked confidently for one check claiming that it is her birthday and that she invited the team. The team busted out laughing. As a freshman, she didn't know that this was not the team's tradition. On this team, a birthday kid never pays.
"We couldn't let her pay. It was her birthday! Then we she realized we also split her bill among us; she got really aggressive and couldn't believe we actually paid for her. It was funny," Lauren Macfarlane said.
It took Suess a while to realize that it is really nothing bad that she didn't pay for the dinner. After a while she regained her good mood and happiness.
"My 20th birthday was one of the best I've had: first of all because I had it in America and secondly, because I was with my great team. I enjoyed eating `Fun Freddy' cake. I finished it the same day! Jen is the best cook! In addition, I loved the team singing for me. All in all, it was a great birthday," Suess recapped.


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Mothers everywhere are feeling the pressure to look like a supermodel weeks after welcoming their child to the world and turn to Mommy Makeovers. Many believe this mind set is due to our pop-culture. For example, Kim Kardashian, someone who is always in the spotlight bounced right back after her first child and was rumored... read more
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said on Wednesday it has approved a new device to treat obesity, the first since 2007, sending shares of its maker, EnteroMedics Inc, up as much as 74 percent. Known as the Maestro Rechargeable System, the device controls hunger and feelings of fullness by targeting the nerve pathway between... read more
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About forty-five million Americans diet each year and Americans spend approximately one to $2 billion a year on weight loss programs. It is believed that consumers spend about $30 billion per year trying to lose weight or prevent weight gain, and 55% of Americans are actively trying to maintain or lose weight. In the last... read more


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I've written over the years about the proliferation around the holidays of scams and phishing schemes. The scammers count on consumers being so busy during the holiday season that they become less vigilant about protecting their personal and financial information.
Ryan Francis has written an excellent article compiling 10 of the scams that occur regularly during the holidays (www.csoonline.com; "10 top holiday phishing scams"; November 21). In his article, Mr. Francis cites the 6 holiday threats identified by Jon French, security analyst at AppRiver.
Mr. Francis' article is worth reading for more details. Here's a quick list of the threats identified by Mr. French:
- Fake purchase invoices;
- Fake shipping status messages that contain malware;
- Flyers and sales deals that come via emails: these are tricky as there will be some legitimate flyers and sales information during the holidays.
- Fake but legitimate looking links and urls: these are constants throughout the year but scammers know busy consumers might not take the time to check to see if the link and/or url look suspicious;
- Hacked bank accounts: consumers need to always be careful but especially during the holidays; make sure to check at ATMs for "skimmer" devices; and
- Fake email surveys that offer money or gift cards to consumers for filling them out; doing so could mean infecting your computer with malware.
As the old saying goes, crime never takes a holiday. So be extra vigilant this holiday season.


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The dark cave tunnel gets smaller and smaller. Lying on our backs in a yellow inflatable sea canoe, we will ourselves not to move. Shining our flashlights, we can see the craggy roof bearing down to barely an inch above our noses. But before claustrophobia takes hold, we suddenly pop out into a light-filled hong (hole or room), thick with mangroves reaching for the sky above.
Then our guide, deftly paddling behind us, has a second surprise.
We enter a larger, more beautiful cave tunnel – this one draped with glistening rose-colored stalactites, shaped like scallop shells and fans.
He manoeuvers us through it into a peaceful inner lagoon.
We're exploring Thailand's Phang Nga Bay by sea canoe on a tour with Sea Canoe, which pioneered sea canoeing in Thailand.
Made famous by the James Bond flick The Man With the Golden Gun, the pea-green bay between Phuket and Krabi is peppered with hundreds of limestone outcroppings rising dramatically out of the sea. Several are shaped like doughnuts, with an open hole in the middle.
When the tide is right, you can canoe through cave tunnels to the inner hongs.
It's not just stalactite-filled caves that you encounter. The whole day trip is an explosion of National Geographic moments.
Canoeing around another island, we spy monitor lizards (almost a metre long) flicking out their blue tongues to eat crabs, monkeys swinging in treetops – even local villagers who collect the nests of birds, climbing bamboo ladders, to gather swallows' nests from cliffs for bird's nest soup, a prized delicacy.
Janice had already visited the north of Thailand (playing mahout for a day with elephants in Chiang Mai and the Golden Triangle, lucky girl).
So on this visit to exotic Thailand, we venture south from Bangkok to Phang Nga Bay. As well as sea canoeing, we try everything from biking around ancient temples to scuba diving to getting twisted into countless pretzel shapes (aka traditional Thai massage).
Exotic Thailand: Discovering Bangkok
Flying into Bangkok, we shake off jet lag at the elegant Shangri-La Hotel Bangkok, ideally set on the Chao Phraya River.
If you've never visited the go-go city of 12 million, be prepared to be mesmerized. It's fascinating.
Topping the must-do list is the glittering Grand Palace complex.
Built in 1782, the palace was home for four kings, including Rama IV, whose son was tutored by Anna of The King and I. Its soaring golden spires, inlaid mother-of-pearl frescoes, jewel-encrusted winged sculptures and gold leaf murals all dazzle the eye.
The adjoining Wat Pho Temple houses the giant reclining all-golden Buddha. It extends a whopping 46 metres from head to toe.
If you're game, try a traditional Thai massage.
The temple's massage school is renowned for teaching trainee therapists the 2,500-year old practice, considered a medicinal treatment in Thailand.
After changing into baggy cotton pyjamas, you lie down on one of 40 beds in an air-conditioned pavilion (in view of other tourists also getting a massage). Then a trained therapist pokes, pulls and pushes your limbs until you're as limber as can be.
It feels a little like yoga, but without the work, and after a hot day of temple tripping, it's a great way to cool off and put the spring back into your step.
Also ride along the Chao Phraya River and its web of canals in a longtail boat. This is a skinny wooden boat, powered by a noisy motor at the end of a long pole.
We sputter past monasteries, temples and wooden huts perched on stilts over coffee-coloured waterways, where orange-robed monks bathe and children swim.
Stopping at the Royal Barge National Museum, we gape at a fleet of magnificent barges with golden prows carved into mythical creatures, each rowed by 50 or more oarsmen during royal ceremonies.
At the Snake Farm, you can see cobras being milked of their venom and have your picture taken with a python wrapped around your neck (or not).
Exotic Thailand: Cycling the ancient capital of Ayutthaya
An hour's drive away from Bangkok is the ancient capital of Ayutthaya – an easy day trip.
Founded in 1350, Ayutthaya enjoyed 417 years of reigning glory. A major trade centre, it exported elephants to India and Persia (no less than 300 to 400 at a time) and spices to European merchants, importing luxury goods such as wine, glassware, guns and clothes for the court and aristocracy.
Today, Ayutthaya is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And what remains are the majestic ruins of more than 500 temples, most of which were built on a small island surrounded by a river moat.
It's possible to see Ayutthaya on a bus tour. But not keen on mashing our faces against tinted windows, we opt to cycle with Ayutthaya Boat & Travel instead. Not only do we get to ogle the crumbling ruins up close, we also see how the local people live.
Our bikes crunch along stony fields, studded with bell-shaped sandstone pagodas.
And we thread our way down narrow village lanes, past rickety fruit stands and old women grilling chicken on charcoal braziers.
Several stalls sell incense sticks and lotus flowers for praying at nearby Buddhist temples. One also displays cold green coconuts – our cue to stop. The stall owner hacks off the tops with a machete, and we greedily suck up the sweet coconut juice through straws.
The morning ends with a spicy Thai lunch, as we cruise around Ayutthaya island on a converted teak rice barge.
And, then, bliss for sore muscles not used to pedaling – a two-hour traditional Thai massage.
Exotic Thailand: Phang Nga Bay's dream islands
Next up in Thailand? Blowing bubbles underwater in the southern Andaman Sea, where dive sites are regularly listed in the world's top ten.
Our base? Koh Lanta, a large unspoiled island near Krabi. It's blessed with miles of pristine white-sand beaches and a national park with hiking trails. Koh Lanta is also a paradise for scuba divers and snorkelers.
Stay at Pimalai Resort & Spa (splurge on a private pool villa), and you can book dive and snorkel trips through its gold-member PADI dive centre.
We motor out in a large comfortable boat; it even has an indoor teak salon with cushioned seats, rare for a dive boat.
Dropping anchor at the uninhabited limestone islands of Koh Haa, we fin our way through a school of silver barracuda hovering by cathedral-like sea caves and past fluttering lionfish, tiny sea horses and giant moray eels.
If we had more time on Koh Lanta, we would dive another day at the Phi Phi Islands.
Remember The Beach with Leonardo di Caprio? It was filmed here. While famous topside for its beaches, Phi Phi is also known in dive circles for its underwater Gorgonian fans, coral gardens, abundant sea turtles and (harmless) leopard sharks.
Exotic Thailand: Phuket
More seaside escapes follow, and then Phuket, our final destination. The island has boomed in recent years. A four-lane highway now whisks visitors from the international airport, past new condo and hotel developments, to their beach resort.
Cosmopolitan in flavor, Phuket has morphed into the Maui of Thailand.
But that also means you can do as much – or as little – as you like. The sea canoeing tours of Phang Nga Bay depart from the fancy new marina. Evenings may find you in Patong town's lively bars and clubs, shops and Thai food restaurants, or watching Thai wrestling shows.
Then there are the island's powdery white beaches.
If it's tranquility you seek, look no further than the Amanpuri (meaning "place of peace").
One of us (guess who?) is most interested in the resort's legendary Aman Spa. She submits to the two-hour "Amanpuri Awakening."
It begins with a traditional dry Thai massage. The ancient treatment is next enhanced with modern pleasures – a relaxing herbal steam shower, then another turn on the massage bed, where aromatic oils and hot compresses (infused with lemongrass, kaffir lime and bergamot) are used in an exquisite combination of acupressure and flow massage.
Just when you think you've enjoyed almost everything Thailand has to offer, you discover another exotic and signature Thai experience.
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Our magazine article on exotic Thailand
We've been fortunate to visit Thailand several times. (We love it!) This story was based on our most recent visit. It was published as "Exotic Thailand" in World Traveler magazine, Winter 2013. (See a PDF of the print article)
Have you visited Thailand? What adventures did you get up to?
Love this post? Read another!
We're Janice and George Mucalov, professional award-winning travel writers, sharing tales of luxury travel with a twist of adventure.


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What a blessing to be able to share the things I love, the things I believe in and especially the people I love...
Monday, March 18, 2013
RIP Mr. Buttercup
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The loss of our animals is terrible. If only they knew how much they affect our lives. RIP.ReplyDelete
Linda, I am sorry for your loss. Mr Buttercup was a beautiful and very loving cat. I'm glad you had the chance to comfort him. xxReplyDelete
I am so sorry, Linda. She was here to help you, and you were there to do the same for her.ReplyDelete
Having loss our cat last July, my heart goes out to you. They are sorely missed and I'm happy he made it home to you to say goodbye, XOXOReplyDelete
Linda, that is so sad. Such a beautiful little cat. I'm glad too that he was able to spend his last moments with youReplyDelete
oh my gosh I am sooo sorry ...I know how you loved that kitty.ReplyDelete
The kids are all so sad about it too. They have such fond memories of him. I love you, Mom.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much. Miss buzz saw is really visably sad.We made sure she saw Buttercup before we buried him.they were so close. Shes expecting kittens in four weeks that ll be a nice distraction.ReplyDelete


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Spring has sprung and the teas have begun! Today marks the start of our spring teas when students host a special guest to an hour of song, poetry, food and tea in their classroom. It is a joyous occasion that begins much earlier in the year with ...
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Timothy Griffin: Looking Up
Several months ago, I dropped my youngest son off at school, with the plans of returning home to do a little yard work, bike riding and praying before heading back to my office.
As I got close to home, I came upon a surprising amount of traffic. It didn't take me long to realize that there had just been a traffic accident. As I made a quick turn to take an alternate route, I glanced back at the cars involved in the collision and surmised that the second car must have basically hit the first car while it was at a complete stop. I saw at least one of the drivers surveying the damage.
I proceeded home and begin doing the aforementioned yard work. A few minutes later, I heard the sound of fire trucks and instinctively, I knew where they were headed.
I didn't think anything more about the accident until about an hour later as I begin making my way back toward my office. As I began nearing the location, I thought to myself that the cars were probably removed by now. As I got closer, I indeed found that not only were the cars removed, but there was absolutely no sign of the accident. There were no skid marks, no broken glass, nothing.
In fact, the only reason I knew there had been an accident was because I had witnessed the remnants of it. But that was enough proof for me. Why? Because God has blessed me with an intricate processing system called a brain, allowing me to see, believe, remember and explain reality.
As is often the case, my mind began to wonder, and I began thinking hypothetically about a person who hadn't seen the accident and how they might receive the news. I though they might hear or read the news report and see pictures. I thought if they were interested enough, they could even get details from a police report. But, the real testimony that would paint the clearest picture would be an eyewitness account. It's something about the details provided by a person who was at the scene that brings the reality and even the excitement of an event home.
As I continued thinking, I begin to consider the situation spiritually and I considered another event that took place two thousand years ago. It wasn't an accident, but a divine appointment -- an appearance by the Son of God. But it is an event that many people did not and still do not believe took place.
Thank God, I believe and because of this, I have been called by God to be a witness. In fact, I have been told to go out into the highways and byways and compel them to come in. But, how do I compel?
First, I point to scripture and proclaim it to be the inspired and inerrant Word of God. I explain that scripture was written by men that talked with God, men that walked with God, men that saw the miracles He performed when He came to earth as man. But, ultimately, understanding the cynicism ingrained into the minds of many of my 21st century contemporaries, my power to compel will be based on my eyewitness account. In the words of the old hymn, I've got to tell the world that God "walks with me, He talks with me and He tells me that I am His own." Like the woman at the well, I've got to say, "Come, see a man that told me all that I ever did," and yet loves me anyway. (John 4:29)
And finally before I witness, when I witness and after I witness, I have to "let my light so shine before me that they may see my good works and glorify my Father who is in heaven." (Matthew 5:16)
Timothy Griffin serves as a Campus Pastor at Liberty University. The Campus Pastors Office exists to help produce students who have the highest standards of Christian conduct and Biblical principles so that they may reach people for Christ in whatever venue that the Lord may call them.


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The Food and Drug Administration plays a vital role in daily lives, being the federal US agency that promotes and protects the health of the public by regulating safety standards in food, medical devices, pharmaceuticals and a range of other products.
Its role in the pharmaceutical industry alone is massive, as up to 70 per cent of the American population takes some kind of prescription medicine once a month. The market for prescription meds is huge, with 2014 sales in excess of $374 billion.
Evading Evaluation
The FDA is known for its thorough and careful procedures for evaluating new drugs, which can take some time. However, there are legal loopholes that could allow the unscrupulous to put members of the public at risk. There are also areas in which the FDA could be more active, such as in personal care items, as reported in The Guardian.
The size of the loophole is estimated to be large enough to allow many tens of thousands of drugs that have not been approved onto the market. The National Library of Medicine, which keeps track of unapproved drugs, lists 88,212 medications that have been brought to the attention of the FDA. A tiny proportion of these medications had been throughly evaluated or approved.
After safety issues were identified, some of these drugs were taken off the market, but more than 86,000 remained. It is believed the lapses that allowed these drugs to remain on the market began when the FDA came into being in 1906.
The FDA said in 2013 that it would still give National Drug Code (NDC) numbers to medicines that had not been approved for a particular use. It appears that the FDA may be overwhelmed by the difficulty and expense of evaluating so many pharmaceutical products.
If you are considering engaging companies to help with FDA 510k then it would be worthwhile consulting experts such as FDA third party review.
The actual total of unapproved drugs on the American market is not known. The public only tends to take an interest in FDA processes when something goes badly wrong, such as when Merck's Vioxx had to be taken off pharmaceutical shelves when deaths from cardiovascular causes rose by an unexpected 50,000 people.


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Interview in "RunMinnesota"
>> Wednesday, March 22, 2017
We just got our March/April issue of "RunMinnesota" - the magazine published by the Minnesota Distance Running Association (MDRA). The cover shows some MDRA members taking a polar plunge:
And inside is a "Member Spotlight" interview about me!
Here are 2 closer up version that you can actually read. I SWEAR I'M NOT THIS SASSY IN REAL LIFE!! I must have been in "a mood" when I answered these questions...
This week is my spring break, but I'm home with a kindergartener with some bumps on his back (the Doc's not sure what it is, but he said to say home from school for a few days). But now that my Chipotle order has been published, I'm expecting one of you to deliver today...
p.s. I JUST signed up for O'Gara's 8K this weekend! My team scrounged up 4 other male runners, so with me as the 5th, we have a full team and can score points towards the year-long series. I'm NOT going to "race" it - I'll maybe go around 80-90%. I'm nervous running fast with my knee/quad issue. But I suppose I NEED to test it shortly, being it's nearly duathlon season. We'll see how I decide to run it. Back on Monday with a race report!


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20/6/2007 – Dear Dr Bokhari, Thank you a lot for changing my life to the best, my nose was like a nightmare fro me I feel it big and huge by the surgery , you made me more younger and more v happier, you are the best no one can say the opposite . I will visit you always to remind you that you are the angel that make dream come true
Love you
10 Feb. 2007 – I am so glad I went ahead and went through with the liposuction surgery. What a transformation I am so happy with the results and wish I had it done sooner.
Thank you so much doctor Bokhari and thank you to all the staff for making this such a wonderful experience. I am so happy with the results and would recommend anyone who is thinking of having liposuction to go and see Dr. Bokhari and his staff at the Euro American Center
15 Apr 2006 – Dear Dr. Bokhari, First may I thank you for all your time and effort in making my dreams come true. Iam thrilled with the look and things are settling down quite nicely. I do have a few bruises but nothing to worry about. pain is almost non existent now and am still enjoying each waking morning!
It was a very traumatic time for all involved and despite the problems I would not hesitate to recommend you to anyone else. You have been wonderful…
Kindest regards
15-07-2006 – I would like to say thank you to all the staff for your support and encouragement through out pre-op and recovery. Iam most pleased with the results of my operation thanks to Dr. Bokhari a true professional in every sense.
Thank you once again.
Dear Dr Bokhari, I am absolutely thrilled with the transformation spent for too long wondering whether I should go ahead with the surgery, but once my mind was made up and we went ahead with surgery, I have loved every inch of my enhancement!! It has done wonders to my confidence and my husband adores. the new look Dr. Bokhari was confident of the look I wanted and achieved it too perfection. Words cannot express how happy am with the new look.
Thank you Dr. Bokhari
Dr. Bokhari, Has, I feel worked a miracle and given me confidence in myself again. I had horribly fat arms but could not do anything about them due to arthritis but after liposuction, my arms look very nice and slim and I am very pleased with the results.
Dr. Bokhari, apart from being an excellent cosmetic surgeon, is a wonderful person, very patient, helpful and encouraging and understood my frustration and helped me regain my self-esteem too.
Dr. Bokhari's staff, too, is extremely nice, courteous and very helpful.
I feel as though I've found new wonderful friends in Dr. Bokhari and his staff.
I would highly recommend Dr. Bokhari to anyone who is interested in any kind of procedure.
Dr. Bokhari – All I can say 2 weeks after my operation is fantastic, I'm absolutely thrilled with my results and I've been assured there are more to come. Your staffs are amazing.
Thanks for making me a very happy person.
All the best.
Dr. Bokhari is the Best Specialist Plastic Surgeon. He made my dream come true. I am very happy with my new nose.
Dr. Bokhari is the BEST!
8/5/06- Breast Augmentation
He is a good doctor. I feel sorry that I cannot see him today because of the surgery. I'm happy that I made the operation and I'm happy that he is my doctor.
I'll do next operation after 10-15 years with him.
I will do nose surgery with him soon. He is excellent!!!
21-06-2006 – I thank Dr. Bokhari and all his assistants for everything they have done. I am very impressed with their caring attitude towards me and the post operative care is fantastic.
I recommend that you follow Dr. Bokhari's advice – I went for several consultations before having meeting Dr. Bokhari and going ahead with the implant size that he said ward suit my body shape I am now overjoyed with the results.
Thank you very much!!!
June 8, 2006 – Dear Dr. Bokhari, Thank you for everything. I always was a happy girl, but you make my whole life more and more happier, wish you all the best in life with whom you love.
For all the staff thank you all for your help and smile.
Good luck to all
21 May 2006 – You couldn't ask for nicer people to be in the care of. From the very beginning I have felt special and looked after. Given at the hospital everyone was all smiles and reassurance. There will definitely be many referrals from me.
Thank you all of you, you are a wonderful team I will miss my visits and all your welcoming smiles.
All that and I feel and look great too, I only wish I had done it sooner!!
Ich hahe gedecht dass niemand das machen kann, aber es hat sich gezeigt dass ich der nichting platz(klinik) gefunden habe.
Was ich sagen niochte
Ich bin sher zufrieden.
Vielen Dank Dr. Bokhari
Danke fur alles.
Abdella Salem
Dear Dr. Bokhari, I can't tell you how great you have made me feel. I have the body that I had previously in my 20's!! And how cool is that???
You, your team and the hospital team are "Simply the Best"
Much Love
Dr. Bokhari, I have been meaning to write to you for sometime, but it seems like I have hardly had a moment since I got back into work so many weeks ago. I just wanted to thank you for the truly excellent work you did to my nose. I have to admit, I was very nervous about having this type of surgery done in the Middle East – a worry exacerbated by the fact so many other friends were also of this opinion. However upon our first meeting, your professionalism and easy manner strongly confirmed that you were the only person for the job. But perhaps more importantly, you listened and understood exactly what I wanted. I had done my research in the marketplace and you were without a doubt the most professional, honest and best value for money. I could hardly believe my luck!
I was also surprised that the whole experience was completely painless. Following the initial consultation there was just a few formalities and after that everything happened quickly and painlessly. Part of the service you offer means you don't even have to stay overnight in hospital which is fantastic.
Almost 2 months on and I am so pleased with the results. I have plenty of comments on what a great job you have done. Of course, not everyone is so open about wanting to have cosmetic surgery, but if anyone asks me for a recommendation I wouldn't hesitate to refer you.
Thank you so much once again.
Hi Nicky, I just thought I'd send to an email to say a very big thank to Dr. Bokhari and yourself for the surgery you did for me.
I have healed amazingly well. I was fully expecting not to be able to get out of bed all holiday, yet I was still able to get out and enjoy the sun! Since I've been back in England I have no pain and the scares have faded quite a bit!
I would be very happy for you to give my e-mail address to any ladies who are thinking about having breast implants so I can tell them how fantastic you are!
Thanks again.
Dear Dr.Bokhari, Thank you profusely for such a wonderful and intricate "job"
You are a true asset to your profession.
You came highly recommended by the physicians in the USA we were even surprised to find someone with your "skill-set" have in Jumeirah, Dubai
You have exceeded our expectations
Ahmad – A very happy husband
Dear Dr.Bokhari and the staff, I've never been so happy with my appearance as it am now, thank you for everything you've done
And helping me through my recovery.
Thank you
Dear Dr.Bokhari and staff,
I just thought I would take a minute to let you know how much I appreciated how you and your staff made me feel totally confident in the decision I made to have a breast augmentation. I had previously contacted a few other plastic surgeon centers and initially choose yours for the personal and warm welcome I received. When coming in for my consultation appointment you and your staff were informative, professional and reassuring in answering all my questions regarding what procedures would be and what to expect before and after my surgery. I am very happy with the decision I have made and would like to thank you all again for the professional and personal care I received at your facility. Your staff is a great asset to your practice and would highly recommend your services to anyone considering having breast augmentation.
Thank you
Dr. bokhari, At first I was scared to have the procedures but now since I have had the breast enlargement I feel wonderful. I use to not like the way I looked in the mirror but now am firmer and bigger,
My husband can't keep his hands off of me. I am happier now and feel good about myself. It is hard to believe that something so simple can make you feel so good about yourself.
The doctors and nurses and everybody involved was really good to me and made me feel very comfortable
Thank you
Dear Dr. Bokhari, All the people in this office made my wife very comfortable. This has made a great change in my wife, she is happy with the way she looks I have looked at a lot of breast before we did this and her breast looks and feels perfect. The main thing I liked about the doctor he was more interesting in making my wife happy instead of him making money. I loved my wife very much before she did this and I thought things could not get better but it did with this surgery and I owe it all to the doctor and his staff.
Thank you very much
Dr Bokhari and staff, Thank you so much for making me feels so comfortable in such a nervous situation the flows were beautiful the card was very thoughtful and precious you are such and angel Dr.Bokhari is very lucky to have such a warm and compassionate people working for them such as yourself I cant thank you enough for all your support . A note to thank you for your thoughtfulness. I only wish I would have done this year s ago. I'm very satisfied with the results. Please use me for a reference if needed…
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DR.Bokhari, I want to take this opportunity to note the wonderful treatment I've received at Dr.Bokhari's office. When I come for my initial consultation, both Asiya and Dr. Bokhari shared all my options taking great care to address my questions and concerns, more notable was the extra special care I received my surgery date for liposuction to brow lift. I was so nervous that my blood pressure was rising, everyone on the staff and especially Dr.Bokhari took care to make me feel at ease. I feel like a special person not an appointment on a surgery calendar. Now, as I'm recovering and healing very well the staff of Dr. Bokhari's office continuous to aim my recovery to make me feel very special cared for.
Much appreciation
Dr.Bokhari, I recently had a breasts augmentation done by Dr.Bokhari and his staff. The experience was wonderful, I felt extremely comfortable about the decision I was making. All of the staff made me feel so safe and assure me of the great outcome am now experiencing after Dr.Bokhari;s surgery. Not only is he honest about where he can take you aesthetically he listens and takes you're desires into consideration. I would definitely recommend his service to anyone if you are looking for a professional yet cozy environment to enhance your image
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Dr. Bokhari, I wanted to express my sincere appreciation you did a beautiful job. Your staff has been so friendly and helpful delivering this procedure. I was welcomed like family.
The day of the surgery I was very excited and nervous but the Doctor and the Staff put me completely at ease.
You have forever changed my life I only wish I had done these years earlier.
Thank you and your staff for all you have done you is a wonderful person.
I will definitely recommend you to all my friends
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Asiya, Thank you so much for being by my side. It was a great comfort to have you in the room.
You have been so nice to me and treated me like more than a patient. You are a great friend, the check up calls after surgery and the card meant a lot to me. I look forward to seeing in future visits.
Thank you
10.5.2000 – Dr.Bokhari and staff, I just wanted to let you know that you really made a difference in my life, I feel so much better about myself
Thank you,
P.S. thanks for the flowers
Dr.Bokhari, After visiting several different Doctor's and found Dr.Bokhari to be very honest and recommend the best treatment for me and am very happy with my new look.
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I'm nineteen and wasn't happy with my nose, breast and jaw line since I became a teenager, Dr Bokhari and staff made me very comfortable in my decisions to have these altered. I was terrified of the pain and results! Within one week of the surgery all stitches and bandages were removed and after another week bruising around my eyes disappeared. I thought I would be in pain in bed for six weeks! The results are brilliant my breast look natural and suit my body shape. My nose is great and has gone beyond my expectations. My jaw line is now move defined due to the liposuction and the tightening of muscles. I became a new person within two weeks!
Thank you Dr. Bokhari and the staff
19.03.2007 – I am amazed by my new look I couldn't believe that such a simple operation could make such a drastic change in my look. Am very happy with the outcome.
I would like to thanks Dr.bokhari for his incredible amazing work.
5.4.2007 – Dr.Bokhari
Thank you Dr.bokhari the surgery was successfully and thanks god I found what I was. Dreaming if it all my life…
15.3.2007 – Its my first surgery in my life and I'm so glad that I did it here by great doctor he is great in many ways in personality level and in proof level.
It was great experience for me although it started bad especial after the surgery when I saw my face swollen. But after I saw the expression on my family and friends face I knew that everything goes well and Dr did miracle in my face I'm so happy now. So thank you Dr. Farhat and to all the staff for supporting
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Dr.Bokhari, Thank you very much. You really changed my life
Thank you,
Thank you Dr.bokhari I'm so happy with the result of my breasts augmentation. They look very natural and exactly how I pictured
Thanks again
I'm very pleased with your staff. Everyone is very organized and the results of the treatment are more then satisfying
Thank you,
The consultation was great very comfortable with Dr, the tummy tuck was what I expected, the follow up was good, well taken care of and he is very tall and very good looking Dr.ahmad ghanem lol he asked me to mention that bit
Three cheers for my lazier specialist I'm not proud to say for the last 30years I abused my skin. Coming from New Zealand every opportunity I got I was down the beach sun bathing in the hot crispy sun smothered in baby oil or coconut oil. I have spent thousands of dollars on magical creams and potions trying to get my youth full skin! Do not waste you're time or money like I did, go visit laser therapist she will listen to your needs and wants and then advise you on what treatment she recommends. After having two sessions of lazier treatments my friends says to me, have you had your teeth whitened! Have you got a new hair style smile and say no, if you want to know ,y secret go see laser therapist at the Dubai Cosmetic Surgery. Thank you laser therapist and the lovely ladies at the reception I feel fantastic
New Zealand
I always get great service here! This is the dentist office that I trust with my whole family! Everyone is very nice and very professional.
Timothy Saltzman
Dear Dr. Bokhari
First of all I would like to thanks "A TV" for giving me the opportunity to being treated by Dubai Cosmetic Surgery Center Islamabad for improvement of my out look rather I can say having a new look.
I am a 44year old married woman having excess weight and bulky appearance. When I submit my application through "A TV", I don't have any idea about my selection. But Dr. Bokhari selects me for a "LIPOSECTION" from my Tummy (abdomen), lower portion and from my hips.
I would also like to thank Dr. Bokhari for his wonderful treatment I've received at "MAROOF HOSPITAL ISLAMABAD". When I come for my initial checkup, both Dr. Bokhari and his associate Tahira shared all the "if & buts" and taking great care to address my all questions and concerns. The most notable thing is Dr. Bokhari's attitude towards his patients. He is soooo….. cool and gracious. Dr. Bokhair also a great surgeon and I am really admire by his professional skills and his attitude. I received special extra care during my surgery / liposuction of my tummy at hospital. Nowadays, I am recovering and healing very well the staff of Dr. Bokhari's clinic continuously monitors me with the aim to give a very new and special look.
At the end, once again I would like to thanks for all Staff of Dr. Bokhari's clinic, Maroof Hospital and "A TV".
Shahida Ikram
April 28th 2011
April 27. 2011-Salam, my name is Sara Farooq.I took nose surgery under the hands of DR.FARHAT BUKHARI.it was very good experience.staff was so gud so kind .nice and so copeartive.when i took surgery i do not feel any sort of pain or any kind of injuri in my nose just light sweeling in my nose which is recovering day by day and i also feel my nose is much beter as compared to before surgery.suming up just say in honour of DR.FARHAT BUKHARI he is complete MASEEHA so nice so cool person he is .he is so soft hearted person deal with paitents so nicely.my surgery experience is soo good and i am happy to feel tremebdous change in my personnality. THANKS to all staff and DR.FARHAT BUKHARI GIVING ME SO CARE AND GOOD TREATMENT.
Assalam u Alaikum…This email is written on behalf of Ali Arshad and his family. They are very happy and content with his surgery. You guys have given him a new look. They cannot thank you enough for this favour. All the doctors especially Dr. Farhat Bukhari and Dr. Nadeem Umer did a fabulous job alongwith the support staff and the staff from the Maroof International Hospital. The staff of Dubai Cosmetic Surgery deserves a large share of the credit for Ali's surgery. Ali feels a lot better and confident on the new look that you have given to him. He owes it to all of you. The family of Ali Arshad are also very thankful. They think that it is a very noble deed that you are doing and wish you all the best for the future. Last but not the least a big thanks from the bottom of our heart to Farah from Atv for being responsible for all that has been done and being so cooperative the whole time alongwith the crew of Atv. May ALLAH bless you all. Thank you for all what has been done.
With kind regards,
Ali Arshad and Family(Multan)
April 27, 2011
Once my parents were watching a morning show on (A Morning
With Farah). In that program the host Farah Hussain announces that we can fill the form and send our pictures, Dr. Farhat Bukhari will select some of them for free surgery. When I came home from the college my parents told me the whole situation and they said that I should fill the form and send the pictures of my nose. My nose tip was slightly flat and I was wanted that my nose tip should be slightly trimmed and lifted up. Therefore I send the form and pictures to Dubai
Cosmetic Surgery. They called me for the check up.After that they selected me and give the date of operation.
Dr. Farhat Bukhari was very polite to all patients. He inspect my nose very carefully.His behaviour was very nice. Dr. Nadeem Umer was very kind and provide the necessary medical advice. The staff was also cooperative and they look us very well.
On 13th March -2011 I reported in the hospital early in the morning. Maroof International Hospital was very nice. The hospital staff was very kind. They all deal us very very carefully. In operation theatre I was little bit afraid of the operation , the doctors cooled me down.
After the operation Maroof International Hospital staff looked after me very well. After settling down at 8:00 pm on the same day they discharged me. For follow up I visited Dubai Cosmetic surgery and I was dealt very well.
WORDS OF THANKS : I am very happy with my nose. Thanks to Dubai Cosmetic Surgery, Maroof International Hospital and ATV for providing me such a nice opportunity with great people.
Amna Khan – April 27, 2011
Dear Sir,
My Experience with Dubai Cosmetic Surgery was excellent.I was treat very gently and politely by all the Staff members.
I felt I am in home away from home.Every one was so cooperative and caring.They listen to my problem very carefully and I am satisfied with their services.Their Back up Support is top Quality.Dr. Farhat personally attended my call and personally respond to my all questions and Satisfied me regarding my Cosmetic Treatment.He is a great human being.
With kind regards
Yours Truly,
Zaheer Ahmad – April 25, 2011


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I am a bi-vocational ministry leader, and I'm not alone. There are many people in my generation that want to do life changing sustainable things for the world around them. They want their work to be meaningful, but often times that doesn't come with a large paycheck that'll cover the rent and utilities and put food on the table. So we have to ask ourselves: do you sacrifice that call and desire to find meaningful work that feeds your passions to see change in the world? Or do you sacrifice a sustainable income that'll provide for your needs and the needs of your family?
The third way I see emerging in more and more situations as a response to this tension is being bi-vocational. This is not new. People have been bi-vocational for decades, but this term has given new language and validity to what has become a more popular trend in recent years. Being bi-vocational allows you to be invested in those areas you want to while still putting food on the table. Finding "one of those boring desk jobs," as a friend so lovingly called it, which will ultimately give you the resources and opportunities to do what you really love and feel called to. More and more people in my generation have found bi-vocational the answer to meeting their calling, the deep needs of the world and their own physical needs.
I am thankful that my "desk job" is actually something I really love. And it serves a lot of people, engages in ministry and in people's lives as well as provides education and resources to ministry leaders around the world. But, it is not my number one heart passion. I love it, and I am thankful for it – but mostly thankful that it provides me an enjoyable and sustainable way to pour into the call God has placed on my life.
My other job is working for an organization called After Hours – a street outreach to men and women who are prostituted. I am thankful to have a paid job that is so flexible that I can get away when I need to go be present with a prostituted woman that is hurting and suffering and needs help and accountability and a listening ear.
When I tell people I work at After Hours they typically ask me "do you get paid?" (Which is a somewhat odd question in the first place) and when I answer no, their response is typically something like, "oh, so really you just volunteer." For some reason the lack of a paycheck makes people think it is a less valid call to ministry.
I see some real advantages to being bi-vocational:
- You have more resources that can be poured back into the ministry and the people you are serving.
- More laypersons (by necessity) become involved in the ministry, making it stronger because your talents, resources and passions are expanded.
- You find more balance in your life – being able to step away from the darkness of sex trafficking into the world of academia is a nice shift.
- You are in contact with many more people allowing for diverse conversations, networking and ministry opportunities.
- It frees you up to see ministry as more of a lifestyle than a vocation. We are all called to be ambassadors of Christ wherever we find ourselves.
It has been a struggle for me this past year to not let these comments invalidate my identity and calling. I have at times questioned if the work I do is really valid or if I am "playing the advocate" trying to make myself sound more impressive or hardworking than I actually am. I know this stems from my own insecurities, but God has also been working on humbling me. It does not matter what others think about the validity of my work – it only matters that I am faithful to my call and to the God that called me. It only matters that the women of Los Angeles (and around the world) are being ministered to, resourced and loved.
Don't let money or having-to-have-it-to-be-a-real-ministry stand in your way. You can get one of those "dumb desk jobs" to pay the bills. That can be a means to an end. Find out what you REALLY want to do – and then find a way to do it. But follow the call God has placed on your life – and don't let anyone tell you you're not really doing it just because you are not getting paid.


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The internet technology has become an inseparable part of the people's life. And innovative ideas are the mainstay of such technologies. A lot of computers are at work simultaneously in almost every organization. Information needs to be shared between these computers to keep everyone informed of various technological procedures. Most of such work is being done with the help of Cisco training.
The basic aim is to educate people in the intricate and complex operations of the networking of computers. The CCNA certification helps in the ability to install, configure, operate, and troubleshoot these networks for an efficient working of computers. Since most of the connections are nowadays based on wireless protocols, these certifications are necessary. Various protocols are to be secured. There is a dilemma of safeguarding the information along with allowing the required people to access them. These courses and programs aim at achieving this communication hassle free.
Remote servers are needed to be working at tandem. A lot of data is processed simultaneously to very distant places. Web conferences, seminars and even interactive virtual classrooms need a good communication. A CCIE certification allows people to utilize their skills in these fields. The various programs and courses on offer from Cisco training have revolutionized the field of internet communication.
Due to people with such specialized training, the industries have benefited a lot. Large corporate offices are operating their communication systems entirely based on the expertise of people with CCNA certification. These have become the next generation applications. Large scale wireless networking is a system developed and operated with the help of these specialized computer trainings. People who have foreseen the importance of such training and certification programs are in for a huge demand. With short and long courses of Cisco programs, they are the most demanded internet technology professionals.
Since CCIE certification has been the most recent and most advanced kind of networking affiliation, this is the most demanded. Students are taking up such programs with varying backgrounds in computer education. The versatility of application of these Cisco and CCNA has made life procedures simpler. Although their application in the present scenario is being actively done, they are definitely the technology of the future.
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The Mount delivers for Barnet Architecture Awards 2017
The Mount, Millbrook Park has been shortlisted for Delivering for the Barnet Architecture Awards 2017. The awards celebrate and promote well designed buildings and open spaces that enhance the quality of life for Barnet's residents.
Situated on an extensive brownfield site next to existing infrastructure, Millbrook Park is a phased development of 2174 new homes, transforming an area previously occupied by MOD army barracks. Appointed by Countryside Annington, TateHindle's design for the first phase provides 133 homes which exploit the dramatically sloping parkland setting to create a variety of dwellings. Winning projects will be announced on 21 November 2017.
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Stephan's practice is focused on litigation and dispute resolution in the energy industry. He is licensed to practice law in Texas and Oklahoma and practices in both federal and state courts across the country. Stephan has successfully represented individuals, small businesses, and Fortune 500 companies in jury trials, bench trials, administrative proceedings, arbitrations, and mediations. He has also handled matters before various Texas Courts of Appeals and the Texas Supreme Court.
- South Texas College of Law, 2006, J.D.
- Texas A&M University, 2003, B.S.
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- U.S. District Court - Northern District of Texas
- U.S. District Court - Southern District of Texas
- U.S. District Court - Eastern District of Texas
- U.S. District Court - Western District of Texas
- U.S. Court of Appeals - Fifth Circuit
- The Institute for Energy Law, Young Energy Professionals, Advisory Board
- Texas Oil & Gas Association, Member
- State Bar of Texas – Member, Oil, Gas & Energy Resources Law Section
- State Bar of Oklahoma – Member, Energy and Natural Resources Law Section
- Houston Bar Association
- Law Preview, Lecturer
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Freedom Trail at Haven
Do you love taking regular touring and camping breaks? Then our touring and camping loyalty club - 'Freedom Trail' will be just the thing for you. We offer exclusive discounts and benefits to all touring and camping guests who come to our parks often, such as the chance to claim a free 3 night break.
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As a member of our Freedom Trail, you're eligible for exclusive offers. Pack up, pull off and park up at one of our 22 touring parks around the UK. Come along with the usual crowd or maybe introduce the next generation to Haven with your exclusive offers. Why not treat yourself to another holiday? The ball's in your court.
With exclusive discounts and benefits available to all our regular guests, perks include 10-15% discounts and a £25 voucher to take off your next touring booking. Plus, we've made it nice and easy for you to join our club. All you need to do is book a camping break of 3 nights or more, or a 2018 monthly let. We'll automatically send you your membership information pack so you can start saving on future holidays with us!
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Sometimes I get lucky at a thrift store. I bought this set of curlers. They are plain with no clips or velcro.
It turns out they are a favorite for little ones to explore. They all love nesting objects and this set of curlers provides plenty of nesting.
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Label : OnderStroom Records
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Belgian new wave & Diy minimal synth duo that started out experimenting with a rhythm box and post-punk guitars in the vein of early Cabaret Voltaire. Rudolf Hecke explains the origin of the band: By the end of the 70's we were both living in small towns near Leuven. I had been playing in bands since 1973 and was still living with my parents in Veltem-Beisem where the garage was my rehearsal-room. One day he showed up, he was looking for a songwriter, he'd be the singer. He rode a bike. The group debuted in 1983 on their own label with an incredible 7" (Dark/Discipline - Dance Remotion/Here as I Am). Rudolf Hecke provided screeching guitarplay with different forms of feedback and distortion, Paul Taes expressed his mood through his singing and the rhythm box did what it had to do, it rumbled along. It made sense for COS to join the Anything But Records label run by Ludo Camberlin (A Blaze Colour), where they shared the roster with bands like Neon Judgement, Poésie Noire, Aimless Device, Men 2nd.. On stage they always delivered a spectacle to the public. Well, we very much liked to mess up things. Most of the time there was blood, I broke my nose once and ended up at the hospital when I cut my left arm with a razor blade on stage. We had some medieval weapons we'd like to throw around while the strobo's were lit. On this retrospective LP release the emphasis lies on the 1st few years of the band including their first 7" and demo recordings from that period. When the experiments were still rough, the spirit high and the results chaotic and surprisingly dynamic. Edition of 500 copies !
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