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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
Thousand Oaks | (805) 250-0077Thousand Oaks | (805) 250-0077
Patients Who Travel
Dr. Azar believes that patient care is equally as important as superior surgical outcomes. Women and men travel to his Thousand Oaks plastic surgery practice from throughout California, across the United States, and around the globe. We welcome the opportunity to assist you in planning your visit and making your aesthetic vision become reality.
If you're curious about how plastic surgery can benefit you, request a consultation with Dr. Azar to discuss the possibilities. Or, you can call our office at (805) 250-0077 and one of our knowledgeable, friendly staff members will schedule your appointment.
Dr. Kouros Azar
A board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Azar develops innovative surgical techniques and is dedicated to providing exceptional outcomes.
Thousand Oaks Surgical Hospital offers an overnight stay if you would like to stay after your surgery.
Patients from outside of the area can relax and recover in privacy and comfort at nearby hotels including:
Directions from Airports
Our office is conveniently located at 425 Haaland Drive, Suite 200, Thousand Oaks, CA 91361 near Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and Bob Hope Burbank Airport.


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The Tactical Apparel Subsidiary consists of the following business units:
- SNC Technical Services, LLC
- Mocean, LLC
- Aurora Industries, LLC
- Sound Fabrics, LLC
- SNC Manufacturing, LLC
SNC Technical Services, LLC (SNCT) is a wholly-owned manufacturing holding company that is proudly one of the largest American producers of uniforms and related tactical gear for the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD). We are honored to support our men and women in uniform with Made in America products.
SNCT via SNC Manufacturing manufactures high-quality tactical apparel and protective equipment for public safety agencies, first responders and commercial customers across the globe.
Our product line is all Made in the USA, and includes bio & chemical protective clothing, standard and flame resistant battle dress uniforms, tactical clothing, military uniforms, flame resistant aviator gloves, and duffle bags.
SNC Manufacturing is certified by the US Small Business Administration (SBA) 8 (a) program.
SNCT is a member of the American Apparel and Footwear Association, Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association, and proudly a partner with the Puerto Rico Industries for the Blind.
Visit our website for product and sales information at www.sncts.com
Mocean, LLC, is a professional performance apparel company offering design, manufacture and sales located in Costa Mesa, California.
We are committed to providing high-quality and trusted apparel for law enforcement professionals all across the country and globe. Our customers are private security firms, EMT's, and Marine, Equine and Bike Patrols. Our high quality fabrics and designs provide maximum protection and comfort.
Our advanced fabrics and designs provide maximum protection and comfort for high exertion activities. The zip-in liners and jackets work together as part of a versatile four-layer system. This gives you the ability to customize by mixing and matching your outerwear with your choice of fabrics and liners insuring 100% comfort in any situation.
Visit our website for product & sales information at moceantactical.com | or visit us at 1611 Babcock Street | Newport Beach, CA 92663 | USA | or call us at 1-877-662-3680 or (949) 646-1701
Aurora Industries, LLC offers purchasing services, warehousing & distribution of products to support federal & commercial customers. Aurora currently supports the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives from our facility located in Virginia Beach. This logistics facility is used to distribute important support products across the country.
Aurora Industries is certified by the US Small Business Administration (SBA) 8 (a) program.
Call Hector Cruz for Aurora Industries, LLC services and contracting at 787.820.2141.
Humberto Zacapa, CEO SNC Technical Services
SNC Technical Services, LLC
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For some reason this new perfume my mom gave me is very comforting. The scent is mild and light but feminine and elegant. It's from France. I wonder where I know it from.
Wistful perfume is strangely comforting…
10 Dec 2016 Leave a comment
in My ordinary daily Life, My Style, Uncategorized Tags: awesome, body spray, France, great, Japan, ladies, make up, mistful perfume, parfum, scent, style, vanity
I found 'Essence' make up in Japan!
12 Apr 2016 3 Comments
in My Style, Uncategorized Tags: essence, Japan, make up, makeup, my ordinary life
Look at this beautiful summery blush I found! Essence is a German brand (I think… That's what it says on the back of the products) but I found it in a Japanese import store. The prize was even a bit better than in Germany, probably because of the high taxes in the homeland.
My prejudices against Japanese Make up removers
21 Mar 2016 4 Comments
in My Style, Uncategorized Tags: Beauty, cleansing, drugstore, Japan, Japanese, life, lifestyle, make up, products, remover, routine, skin care
Let me be honest here. I the 6 years I've lived in Japan I always got my make up remover and cleansers from Europe or Korea. I didn't really have faith in the liquids here that you just rubbed on and then your make up is supposed to disappear. I always had the make up remover on cotton water and rubbed away away and away.
Then my friend let me try this Japanese make up remover, promising that this would completely take away all my eye makeup. I wear quite a lot of mascara and I am used to the fact that it never fully disappears unless I was my face thoroughly.
She told me to but this gel-like fluid on my hands and to rub on my dry skin and over my eyes. I was really skeptical at first. When I rubbed this gel on my face and over my eyes I could feel the dry mascara crumble. I washed my eyes well with it and then rinsed my skin and my hands. I was so blown away, it really took everything off!
The next day I had to get one for myself. It was a bit pricy, 500¥, which is a lot for me because I usually only pay half for make up removers from Drugstores in Germany but this is definitely worth the prize!
Foundation flair
03 Feb 2016 Leave a comment
in My ordinary daily Life, My Style, Uncategorized Tags: after, artistry, before, dm, drogerie, foundation, Japan, make, make up, p2, review, revlon, video
Hey guys, I wanted to take some time and share my makeup experiences with you!
Artistry balancing Foundation
I love this foundation! My mom got it for me and I used it all up now. It covers well but is a bit too light for the summer: I live on a tropical island and I get tan quick. In the fall and winter this one is perfect. Below you can see how it looks on my face after I added concealer and setting powder. The second pic below is me with my full make up on (and a bit more depth!)
Let me know if you are interested in a makeup video. I would love to make one!
P2 Ultra Matt 24hours Foundation
I got this one from Germany and I can only use this when I am tanned. It's too dark to put on my face like this. Sometimes when I want to look a bit tanner than I am, I mix this with a lighter color to give my skin a darker tone. I have only used this in the summer when I was sweating like crazy so I don't know if it really lasts 24h. Who would want to wear cakey make up 24h anyways?
This is my Japanese alternative. It costs 20 bucks (2100¥). I usually don't spend that much on makeup. The Artistry Make up costs more but it was a gift. The P2 foundation from Germany was about 5€. But in Japan make up is expensive and I don't really have a choice if when I run out of my lighter foundation. I tried quite a lot of foundations at the drug store and this one fit my skin tone perfectly. I really like this one even though the prize is whammy.
P2 All in one Professional compact Foundation
This is my quick and easy kit when I don't have time in the mornings or need to refresh my makeup. It's okay, honestly. It is pretty thick and cakey so it's not my first choice. But it's great on the go.
Boulevard Make-up set
27 Sep 2015 3 Comments
in Japan, My ordinary daily Life, My Style Tags: boulevard, Japan, make up, my ordinary daily life, Okinawa, schminke
My love!!! Since I got it this summer in Germany I haven't used it much because of the heat here in the south of Japan. The humidity makes the summer almost unbearable and you really can't wear a lot of makeup. But the September is a bit cooler now and I can do more with make up without dying as I put it on or sweating it off in the very half hour after I leave the house. I love the colors. I do more than wig the Reds but I want to try the blue and purple shades too!
NYX makeup spotted in Japan
28 Feb 2015 2 Comments
in My ordinary daily Life, My Style, Uncategorized Tags: fukuoka, fukuokalife, Japan, make up, my ordinary life, Nails, nyx
My day just got better! I found NYX makeup in Fukuoka.


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I guess you may have noticed I started a day late, or did you?
Well, I messed up a little yesterday morning and got up super late and did not have time to prepare my special Egg meal or weigh myself, so I thought "what the heck" and delayed it by one day.
That gave me time to scarf down some cupcakes, twinkes and wash it all down with some yoo-hoo chocolate drink..........ha, got ya again....did I? OK, maybe not.
So, today is officially day 1 of my 30 day challenge!!!
Results thus far:
(Please let me know if I mess up on my math below, I might add or subtract incorrectly)
DAY 1 = (0.0) = 00.0 lbs loss current weight: 175.0 lbs (out the gate)
I gotta tell-ya I am oh so EXCITED to see what happens. Yes I am indeed!!!
So far, just hours into my challenge I am feeling good if not GREAT!!! Hey does that sound like Tony the Tiger??? Oops, that is realted to Frosted Flakes..........Double YUCK to the fourth degree!!
I gotta-tell-ya my spirits are SOARING!!!!!!!! I have good vibrations all over my body! I am walking on Sunshine Y'ALL!!! Yes, I just might have to break out in song.......
"I'm walking on sunshine,
And don't it feel good!"
Katrina And The Waves - Walking On Sunshine:
Dang, I am out of breath dancing to the video.......hahaha!!!
Look-IT: I am bursting with ENERGY and EXCITEMENT!!! I just can't help it........no I can't!
Now where was I??? Oh, yes I will be reporting twice a day believe it or not. Once in the morning and once before bedtime. Just to let you know how I am feeling and to sum up the day.
I will use the format that I used with the original Five Bite Diet (5BD) challenge I did a five (5) of years ago, jeez where did the time go???
Well, I am just chilling right now listening to my theme song: "Saved by Zero" by the FIXX.
Alright that is all for now. I will try to post my first post of the day much earlier than today.
Have a wonderful day my family and friends, Fight the Good Fight and Always Battle On!!!
(ZC)er Back in the BATTLE


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Santastic Online Slot
Santastic Slot Game Review
Free slot machines no download by RTG belong to the number of the high-quality online casino slots. Among the RTG progressive slots online free we can find best casino classic games. Santastic free online slot game, the RTG slots game, is one of the best classic slots by this developer. You can play this game, as well as the other games by RTG, at SlotsUp.
The Santastic classic slot is very colorful and beautiful. A player understands the point of the name of the game when the game is launched. Amazing and fantastic Santa Clause (Santastic – from Santa) and other obligatory attributes of Christmas (stockings for presents, deer, snowman and others) may be found here and all of them are incredibly cute and attractive and create fabulous atmosphere of the holiday. The graphics is cool. We can surely call this game the classic slot of the new generation. In the animated background (it is snowing) we see beautiful winter. Small houses and ever-green fir trees are covered with snow. The winning combinations with their specific sound and video effects are impressive.
There are 5 paylines and 3 reels. The jackpot is progressive and is won at random. There are two possible bets per line – $0,10 and $0,25. Autoplay is available and the options of autoplay may be regulated.
The Double and Triple Symbols appear only on reels 2 and 3 respectively. They replace all other symbols except the Jackpot Symbol. The prizes are doubled or tripled with these symbols. When both Double and Triple symbols appear in the winning combination, the prizes multiplied by 6. When 3 Jackpot Symbol appear, the jackpot is won. 1 jackpot spin is awarded when the Jackpot Symbol appears. While this spin all symbols are grey except the Jackpot Symbol. When 3 similar symbols appear bonus features are won, because the slot belongs to the slot machine games online free bonus rounds. Among the bonus features there are free games that may be won as the slot belongs to the free slot games with free spins online.
The Santastic slot is a very cool slot with numerous interesting game features (especially, if we take into account that it is a classic slot). It is a very kind game. Besides, it is easy to play it. So, get ready and immerse yourself into the Christmas fairytale.


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Empire Dub Shack Review – October 2016
We were recently fortunate enough to be very kindly invited along by Amanda Moss Of Amanda Moss PR to come and sample the delectable new menu that Empire were serving up,
I was quite surprised to hear of this new late night club branching out into food, but nether less was very hungry and very interested, so we popped along to Seel Street.
Empire has a reputation for being a high class bar, and approaching the venue the exterior was very modern and clean.
Inside, there was an array of what I would describe as barrel tables and chairs, with a long stretched table in the middle – this seems ideal for an meetings or conferences with the bar only a few steps away – what more could you ask for?
We were fortunate enough to get a table just situated opposite the shack, and this did stand out like a sore thumb – BUT for all the right reasons, cleverly tucked under the staircase, the purposely run down build shed adds authentic character to the feel of the bar and with the bare essentials compliments the quirkiness of the bar.
Simply decorated with a bright Neon sign, this gave a feel that we were contestants on I'm a celebrity get me out of here!
I could not have been more wrong! The food was served on wooden platters, and was tastefully decorated with garnish and dressing to compliment the mouth-watering, appetite teasing food, even writing this now, I can feel my mouth watering up just simply talking about the food, the food was served to us by very friendly waiting staff, who were happy to explain what was on each burger, the thing that stood out for me is you could taste the freshness of the meat, and the crispness of the salad, none of this pre bagged supermarket stuff,
As the evening went on, we decided to sample the cocktails, I had "Clockwork Orange" this just complimented the food that we were sampling, not to bitter and not to sweet, in the words of Goldilocks, this was just right.
These little appetisers really should have been called apperteasers, as you could smell the food cooking, the whole concept of "the shack" really does provide great value for money and with 50 % for the duration of October – you simply cannot complain, the food is reasonably priced, and provided a great atmosphere for an early supper or late night snack
Empire is located 57 – 59 Seel Street, Liverpool and is open 7 days a week (Monday – Friday 18:00pm – 22:00pm and Saturday/Sunday 12:00pm – 21:00pm)
If you are on twitter give then a follow @empiredubshack
One thing is for sure, this is definitely a place to keep an eye on! Get the food whilst you can!


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Stick to a Good Cause
Each year, around 14,000 women in Australia are diagnosed with breast cancer. You can help us support these women and their loved ones by purchasing pink HandyMagnets.
For each pink magnet sold, we will donate $1 to Cancer Council NSW—the leading private funder of cancer research in the country. The proceeds will also help raise awareness, provide information to the general community as well as healthcare professionals, and offer care and advice for cancer patients and their families.
For more information about the council, visit cancercouncil.com.au.


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Master of Fine Arts in Writing | University of San Francisco | 2130 Fulton Street | San Francisco, CA 94117
An Interview with Augusten BurroughsLina Shustarovich
SB: I've read that none of your talks are scripted, nor do you read from your own work when speaking at universities. What is your reason for this and what is your opinion on speakers whose words are fine-tuned by teams of speechwriters? How much honesty is lost in construction? What does this mean for second drafts?
AB: Actually, I have read to audiences on a few occasions, but only brief sections and only for some specific purpose. But it's true that I never have any sort of script or even idea of what I'll say until I get up on stage. And even then, I frequently surprise myself. Like, just before they call my name, I might decide, "OK, the first thing I'll say is ____," and then I get on stage and something totally unexpected comes out of my mouth. And the reason why is part laziness; I just can't make myself write one great, polished thing I could perform over and over again. It would be so easy if I could. But I couldn't. So maybe it was laziness to begin with, but when I actually thought about it for two seconds, the idea of standing in front of people and feeding them canned food from my head just turns my stomach. Also, I would be bored out of my mind if I knew what was going to happen next. I've always been best under pressure or without a net.
SB: You've lived in New York long enough to officially be called a New Yorker. What are your favorite things about living in the city? How does the art/literature scene compare to the one here in San Francisco? Is there something to be said for you choosing to live in the Financial District, specifically right next to the site of the new World Trade Center?
AB: I'm a really bad and uncool New Yorker because I never go to readings, I never go to swanky restaurants with famous people, I never do any of the spectacularly groovy things I should be doing. What I do is, stay indoors, study gemstones, make rings out of bronze or silver with these gemstones and my collection of madman goldsmithing tools, take my Italian Greyhound puppy to the dog run so he can eat the mystery nuts that fall from the trees onto the cement, go to Shake Shack for take-out burgers or take photographs of people I'm able to lure downtown to my lair. As for living beside the World Trade Center, that's no accident. I love the endless construction, the no-matter-how-long-it-takes determination of the whole thing; I love the women and men I see there every day building this structure (structures, actually) with their hands from steel and massive blowtorches and cranes. That something so magnificent could rise with such defiance from something so cruel and terrible is, for me, utterly inspiring. And very dusty.
SB: Is there anything you can tell our readers about your upcoming project? Has your process and area of interest evolved from your other books to the new one?
A: My next book is not about me. It's about you.
SB: You were born in Pittsburgh and now live in NYC. Pierogies or street vendor hot dogs?
AB: I'm not sure I know what a pierogi is. But vendor hotdogs gross me out. I guess food is the one place in life where I really don't like mystery.
<INTERVIEWER'S NOTE: After showing Augusten a picture of pierogies, he recognized them at once.>
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Richard Suplee
The Necessity of Outlaws: An Interview with Alan Kaufman
Todd Follett
An Interview with Sandra Lim
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Virginia Barrett
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Cassie Duggan
An Interview with Adam Peterson
Joe Ransom
An Interview with Michelle Orange
Robert O'Connell
An Interview with Melanie Rae Thon, An Essay by Melanie Rae Thon
Charlie Kennedy
Brooklyn's Poet Laureate: An Interview with Tina Chang
John Gibbs
An Interview with Hannah Tinti
Michelle Boise
An Interview with Daniel Alarcón
Erin Berman
Poetry Performance and Communication: An Interview with Judy Kronenfeld
Robbi Nester
Written into Submission: An Interview with Jo Ann Beard
Erin Berman
Q&A with Molly Antopol
Michelle Boise
Three or More Questions With Garrett Hongo
Stephen Novotny
An Interview with Laura van den Berg
Susan Lundgren
At the Drawing Board with the Creators of 13 Legends
Juli C. Lasselle
People First, Characters First: Talking with Manuel Muñoz
Kristin Seabolt
An Interview with Michelle Tea
Kristin Seabolt
Talking with Ryan Van Meter
Michelle Boise
An Interview with Augusten Burroughs
Lina Shustarovich
An Interview with Truong Tran
Alex Rieser
An Interview with Joyce Carol Oates
Kate Folk
An Interview with Tamim Ansary
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Pomeroy State Park (Manchester) to Blake Island
|Launch Point
|Pomeroy State Park (Manchester)
|Max Difficulty:
|Blake Island
|4 Hours
|Launch from Pomeroy State Park (next the pier in Manchester) and paddle across to Blake Island. Paddle the north side going and come back via the South Side. The beach at Blake is sandy and there is a very nice park at Blake with all the luxuries. Going from Manchester cuts the crossing to less than 2 miles. If you plan the currents and tides you can have a nice 2.5 kt push back to Manchester going around the south end. There is some turbulence generated by the currents near the south west corner of the island but it is not very bad.


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Harley Davidson Wedding Rings
Harley Davidson wedding rings sound very strange indeed. Wedding rings are usually used only has a unique design, but not directly specific to one product. Harley Davidson is best known as a manufacturer of motorcycles from the United States that specialized in producing muscle motorcycles. Harley Davidson self-image itself is already masculine, but this does not mean that women cannot look fierce and cool. Harley Davidson wedding rings are also very suitable for couples who have a hobby of riding motorcycles. Therefore, Harley Davidson theme will provide a unique effect and not forgotten. Harley Davidson wedding rings also use the same material with wedding rings such as gold, platinum, titanium, and sterling silver. While, to form a distinctive emblem Harley Davidson, usually the manufacturer uses several small diamonds or gems also colorful. Some examples of gems used on Harley Davidson ring especially for women are Peridot, Sapphire, Opal, Citrine, Tanzanite, and Topaz.
Harley Davidson Wedding Rings Pictures


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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Dia De Los Muertos
Working on some good ones this week.. should have a picture for you all of an art nouveau half sleeve that i started forever ago.
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Monday, August 23, 2010
Still have a bunch of stuff I want to change in it, but here it is. A day of the dead leg I'm working on. More pictures soon
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Some updates
Asian chick in progress
Worked on Medusa a bit more:
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Friday, August 6, 2010
females love thigh pieces
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