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Facelift, Upper Blepharoplasty, Fat Transfer, Fractional CO2 Laser Skin Resurfacing
This patient is a 65 year-old female who presented with concerns related to sagging in the neck and jowls, deepening nasolabial folds and marionette lines, drooping of the upper eyelids, and wrinkling of the facial skin. These problems had been progressively worsening over several years. She underwent face/neck lift, including liposculpting of the jowls and neck and platysmaplasty, in addition to upper eyelid blepharoplasty, fat transfer to the midface, and full face fractional CO2 laser skin resurfacing.
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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Thank God!
Saturday, October 25, 2008
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Sunday, August 31, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
She Blinded Me With...SCIENCE
I can't pass up the delicious irony of using Al Gore's own invention (the internet) to question his "conclusions" on global warming. When my 7-year old starts crying because she thinks flushing the toilet kills polar bears, the propaganda gets personal. Here's 31,072 scientists who might soothe my daughter's tears:
Thursday, May 08, 2008
Happy Anniversary!
Happy Anniversary to Israel!
• God promised that He would bring Israel
back to the land in Ezekiel 36:24— For I
will take you from among the nations,
gather you out of all countries and bring
you into your own land.
• Amos 9:15— I will plant Israel in their
own land, never again to be uprooted from
the land I have given them.
• God keeps His promises: Jeremiah 31:35,
36— Only if the sun and moon cease to
exist will Israel cease to be a nation.
• Genesis 17:7,8— I will establish my
covenant as an everlasting covenant
between me and you and your descendants
after you; for the generations to come,
to be your God and the God of your
descendants after you.
Tuesday, January 01, 2008
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Faithful readers know how much I love traveling with kids, especially on family roadtrips. Also MBE fans may even be aware that delicious and innovative Little Debbie sweet treats like Cosmic Cupcakes, Starfish Cookies, Seashell Brownies, Jelly Fish Cookies, and Coral Reef Cakes have been making frequent appearances on this blog in recent months.
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Thursday, August 24, 2006
Blowing leaves!
He got something out of his yellow pick-up and, in my deductive genius, I realized that he didn't live at the house to whose yard he was attending. "Crap," I thought. "I'll never see this guy again." Well, it just so happened that the very next morning I was looking out my front window and he drove past in his very big, yellow truck! Perhaps I may see Yard Man again...tending to someone's unkempt lawn!
On another note, this drawing is almost part two of a previous post celebrating the outdoor workman! Part one was this roofing guy and I can assure you there will be more. Just yesterday I rode past a guy checking the wiring in one of thos outdoor electrical box thingies...I saw London and France and more than just his underpants!
9 comments:
- klahd said...
Well, maybe you should think about letting YOUR yard get a little overgrown, then Mr. Yellow truck can come over and 'blow' you a little?
Trim your hedges?
Bag your leaves?
Tend to your...garden?
Fence in your backyard --okay, that's pushing it, but I think you get the picture...
I experience all the time, whether it's some sweet construction worker or the two incredibly HOT, young garbagemen that pick up the trash on my street. Yes, people; Hot. Young. Garbagemen. That just ain't right. - 7:45 AM
- Andrew Wheeler said...
If I could draw, I think I'd spend an awful lot of time trying to commit memorable guys I'd seen on the tube to the page. I envy that you can do that. And I envy you your yellow truck man! (Also if I could draw, I think I'd spend a lot of time trying to get the courage up to ask these gorgeous men if they'd let me draw them.)
In response to the above poster: garbagemen can be seriously hot, in my experience. But I don't think there's any steamy fantasies to be had about them that don't involve a hot shower first. - 8:57 AM
- François said...
That is one seriously hot drawing.
You can do more in that spirit anytime :)
I was in Hungary last month, and it was extremely hot, and all the construction guys were shirtless and I spent far too much time not looking at the nice architecture.
Damn, I should have taken pictures. - 12:50 PM
- bone. said...
Klahd - I almost titled the post "Blowing leaves me breathless!" but thought a)it was too dirty and b)the pun was lost! Also, there's nothing wrong with checking out the garbage men! I agree with Andrew, a shower should come first...but there's no reason they should be showering alone!
Andrew - Ah, the old "Come up to my room and I'll show you my etchings" bit! I've often thought of asking a hottie if I might draw him. Photographers do it all the time...it's just a matter of confidence, I figure. A business card would probably help with credibility, too. Hmmm...
Francois - I'm ashamed of you! Looking at boring old architecture when entire crews of hungarian construction men are going about shirtless! Tsk tsk! :)
(Hope you at least had a good trip.)
Thanks all!
j. - 11:33 AM
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- jockalot said...
Dear Bone,
Love, love your work. Found it today. Put the JLA Locker Room comic up on my blog.
Doug - 11:51 PM
- bone. said...
Hairybears - Many thanks!
Jockalot - Also many thanks!
I need to do more Hero locker rooms, I think.
j. - 11:20 AM
- Voltaire said...
Mmmmyes, now that's how it's done. This is absolutely amazing. Gawd! I wish you'd do a tutorial or something on how you do this stuff. Give us an insight into genius at work.
- bone. said...
Voltaire - Aw shucks...thanks...
A tutorial might be fun. More than a few people have asked me about the half-tone colour screen (it's a filter in photoshop)and some have also requested I stop using it. :)
I'm working on a drawing of an electrician with nice dimples...I'll keep the tutorial in mind as I ink and colour it.
j. - 3:18 PM


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Potatoes Anna
All purpose potatoes | 1 3⁄4 Pound, peeled and sliced 1/8 inch thick | |
Salt | To Taste | |
Freshly ground pepper | To Taste | |
Butter | 8 Tablespoon, cut into pieces |
1 Preheat the oven to 450°F.
2 Lightly grease a 6-inch heavy, nonstick, well-seasoned frying pan or cake tin with butter thickly.
3 In the base of the preared pan, arrange the potatoes in overlapping, covering the base and making a pretty design.
4 Arrange a second layer, overlapping, and seasoning with salt and pepper.
5 Dot with 4 to 5 pieces of the butter.
6 Continue overlapping the layers of potatoes, seasoning and buttering every layer, until the pan is filled.
7 Grease a piece of aluminum foil and cover the potatoes and the pan.
8 Place a heavy saucepan on top of the foil to press down on the potatoes and prevent loss of steam during cooking.
9 Cook the potatoes on the stove over medium heat for 10 to 15 minutes.
10 The bottom should be brown and crusty.
11 Place the pan in the oven, when medium brown.
12 Lower the temperature to 400°F.
13 Bake for about 30 minutes or until the potatoes are soft.
14 On a serving dish, turn out upside down keeping the crust side up.
15 Cut with knife or scissors and serve.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 369 Calories from Fat 215
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 25 g37.7%
Saturated Fat 15.5 g77.3%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 64.5 mg21.5%
Sodium 112.2 mg4.7%
Total Carbohydrates 37 g12.2%
Dietary Fiber 4.4 g17.7%
Sugars 1.6 g
Protein 4 g8.6%
Vitamin A 15.1% Vitamin C 65.3%
Calcium 3.2% Iron 9%
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Celebrate Bridger Bowl's 60th Birthday on Friday, Jan. 16
Celebrate Bridger Bowl's 60th birthday with discounted lift tickets and lessons on Friday, Jan. 16. It's also 3 On A Wheel to Get the Deal!
Celebrate Bridger Bowl's 60th birthday with discounted lift tickets and lessons on Friday, Jan. 16. It's also 3 On A Wheel to Get the Deal!
I meltdown sometimes, but I try to keep it to myself. This poor dude is extremely unhappy at Bridger Bowl because, well, just watch.
David Evans recently caught some great video high above Bridger Bowl Ski Area, just outside of Bozeman. (Notice the early season dusting of snow!)
Miss Bridger Bowl or looking to ski here? Take a quick look at the mountain through the eyes of an average guy snowboarder. It's not the crazy, extreme "dude-man-bro" videos you usually encounter. It just gives you a really nice, accurate look at what Bridger is REALLY like.
Don't feel bad if you did because I did too. Not much solace considering how incredible it looked. (I DID hear a lot of PTex was in need the following day but it was probably worth it.) Early season comes with risk to your boards but check out the smiles. Let's not miss the next one.
It's going to be a cold opening day but a hefty winter storm has dumped lots of fresh snow on the Bridgers this week, hopefully making for an excellent first day on the slopes. With two new lifts this season, you'll be able to enjoy even more of what you love at Bridger Bowl.
On Saturday 02/02/13 at 6:15 p.m. the Sheriff's Office received a report of two missing skiers in the area north of Bridger Bowl.
Bozeman along with its three glorious ski resorts Bridger Bowl, Big Sky Resort and Moonlight Basin is in the finals of Powder Magazine's Ski Town Throwdown...
Snow has fallen, Bozeman! Some of us celebrate it and some of us curse it. I say throw a piece of plastic on the ground and sled it! Read on for the best sledding locations in and around Bozeman...
If you were one of the lucky ones to take advantage of opening weekend at Bridger Bowl - you know how good the snow was. Snow started falling Thursday night and continued to fall all weekend...
Attention snow lovers - today is $20 Lift Ticket Price day at Big Sky! They got about 3 inches of new snow in the past 24 hours - and have 22 runs open. T...
I generally opt out of the season pass each year and instead try to hit up all the special ticket price days at Bridger Bowl, Big Sky, and Moonlight. Cheap ticket days paired with full priced great powder days equals a great season for me! From Turkey for a Ticket day to MSU Bobcat Day, I've compiled the dates to mark on your calendars for lift ticket deals this ski/ride season.


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The New Black
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
What are some of your "fashion crutches" - colors, items or styles you simply can't live without?
Wish me luck!
Photos to come.
14 comments:
- Najeema said...
I suggest cheating a little- charcoal or navy blue stockings :) Or maybe nude fishnets?
- March 31, 2009 at 10:37 PM
- Dream Sequins said...
Najeema: Thanks for the tips! Nude fishnets-- those sound HOT! Unfortunately, it's still chilly these days, so this is going to be a REAL challenge. Grey stockings might have to do the trick :)
- March 31, 2009 at 11:47 PM
- BLACKBURN+SWEETZER said...
RE: Hosiery, I would go bright fun colors in lieu of black - patterned or opaque pink, turquoise, yellow, which of course look great paired with...black...but so do neutrals—gray, khaki, etc.
- April 1, 2009 at 12:49 PM
- Modelizer said...
Good luck with that! The more years I've lived in NY the more colour has been purged from my formally vibrant wardrobe.
I would suggest navy [my favorite colour, shocking? haha] or perhaps find some printed hosiery? Urban outfitters field trip? haha. I've been trying to be less dramatic and dark but throwing on some hot pink nail polish. But not that obnoxious radio active looking stuff.
In response to your comment, I'm so over seeing that obnoxious red bottom. It used to be so good but now it's just like wearing head to toe Juicy Couture [or really any Juicy] But sadly consumers love it and that's what Saks needs, to give the people want they want to actually buy.
The SoHo Jil Sander doesn't even have a real window display, so it couldn't fulfill my previous Jil Sander madison windows :'( - April 1, 2009 at 1:19 PM
- WendyB said...
I rely too much on black too. I've improved and generally wear it just in the day and not for evenings out!
- April 1, 2009 at 4:02 PM
- Dream Sequins said...
Blackburn: I think I will go out and treat myself to some fun patterned stockings to spruce up a navy outfit or the grey dress I'm planning to wear soon... Thanks for the tip!
Modelizer: I have to say that I wasn't impressed with the in-store selection of stockings at Urban Outfitters. They show so well on the website, though.
WendyB: I realized I had a problem when I couldn't find anything not-black to wear to my friend's wedding in SF this weekend. Sigh. Note to self: punchy cocktail dress shopping trip! - April 1, 2009 at 4:26 PM
- K @ Blog Goggles said...
Ooh, yay, good luck with this.
My fashion crutches? During the week - jeans (because I work from home). Also pajamas, because sometimes I'm too lazy to even put on jeans. - April 2, 2009 at 12:32 AM
- The Haute-Shopper said...
I used to have the same problem (a wardrobe filled with black clothes), also with shoes. But back then I wasn't really into fashion and quite lazy with regard to what to wear each day. One day I just started getting into it, and with that I also suddenly got bored with black. I still love it, but only wear it head-to-toe if I've worn color for 5 days in a row.
If you want to cheat a bit, I love grays and they go very well with pinks and blues. Dark blue is easy, as are dark purple and dark greens. I also love wine red and in summer tend to go for a darker turquoise or not-too-bright magenta. What i'll never wear are yellows and orange, and the brown/beige colorway isn't my thing. Good luck! - April 2, 2009 at 2:57 AM
- Carlotta said...
I mostly wear black during winter but I love to pair my black clothes with bright color as purple or teal tights, multicolored scarves and tons of jwelery. I can live without skirts or dresses I'm obsessed ;-)
(I'd love to swap our ipods!!) - April 2, 2009 at 4:34 AM
- Dream Sequins said...
K: You're lucky to be able to work at home in your jammies. I would love that. Sigh.
Haute-Shopper: Thanks for the color tips! I'm wearing a grey dress and some inky blue tights with silvery shoes. Maybe too much in the grey family today. But I'm breaking out! Might drop by Topshop today to pick up something bright to wear tomorrow...
Carlotta: I kind of feel like what I'm doing is color rehab and when I emerge from this, I will be able to mix more color into the wardrobe. Slowly but surely :) - April 2, 2009 at 11:35 AM
- Sarah Edwina Rose said...
Wow I'm the same, in black head to toe most days! Good luck with this, can't wait to see your looks
- April 3, 2009 at 4:12 PM
- Dream Sequins said...
Sarah: Oh I'm excited to share some preliminary results of my style experiment with you. Day 3 so far and it's been good, although I have something akin to withdrawal when I see New Yorkers in their black!
- April 4, 2009 at 2:20 AM
- cath :: allchic said...
My first fashion crutch has got to be jeans. I keep buying them looking for the perfect fit. Another other fashion crutch is the black sweater. And recently to dress up the jeans and black sweater, I've been wearing lots of different colored scarves.
- April 4, 2009 at 10:52 PM
- Dream Sequins said...
Cath: I love my jeans- can't get enough of them. Actually, that's the first thing I turned to for the weekend (unfortunately we can't wear jeans at work)...
- April 5, 2009 at 1:13 PM
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Pens put the Sabres in dire straits
By Rick Anderson
April 29, 2001
The Sabres have not been able to buy a break in the series thus far. Not only are pucks going into their net with weird bounces, but Buffalo's shooters are snakebitten and can't put the puck past Hedberg.
With the Penguins up 1-0, the Sabres finally were able to put the rubber past the Swedish goalie when Stu Barnes labeled the far corner and got the game tied up with a power play goal. Miroslav Satan, who has been shutdown so far by the Penguins, passed the puck over to Barnes in the left faceoff circle. Barnes drifted towards Hedberg looking for an opening and finally put the puck over Hedberg's glove and it barely missed hitting the outside post. The puck went into the upper corner and the Sabres finally had new life. If they had been able to score again, it would have been a different series, but Lady Luck had something else in store for the home team.
Eight minutes into the final period, the Pens were putting the pressure on Hasek. Andrew Ference put a shot towards the Buffalo goal and it bounced off James Patrick's back and into the net.
"That was a horrible shot," admitted Ference. "I couldn't really shoot it directly at the goalie because the guy was going to block it. So I just tried to put it off, but not like that. It just kind of flubbed off my stick."
Sabres coach Lindy Ruff bemoaned the fact that Buffalo hadn't caught a break yet.
"We haven't really caught a bounce yet," said Ruff. "You've got to work to make your breaks. We worked hard enough to get some. But they took advantage in the last 30 minutes."
The Penguins got a lucky bounce on their first goal also. Halfway through the second stanza, Robert Lang put a shot that ricocheted off the post and it then hit Hasek's elbow and fluttered into the goal. Luck was completely on the side of the Penguins and they took full advantage of it.
After Lang's goal, one could feel the air being sucked out of the Arena as the Sabres fans knew it was going to be difficult to come back with the phenomenal Swedish goalie at the other end of the ice blocking every shot.
The Penguins scored their third goal late in the final period as Alexei Kovalev put it into the empty net with only 3 seconds remaining in the game as Hasek was pulled for the extra attacker.
"I watched two replays where it's elbow on chin," described Ruff. "In my determination, from what I've seen, that will be dealt with. That was a blow where his elbow is up, he hits Zhitnik on the chin. Those are the type of things (the league) is trying to eliminate."
Kovalev claims that he did no wrong, that his hit was clean.
"He dropped his head and I can finish my check," said Kovalev. "I felt my elbow was next to my body. I turned sideways and hit him with the shoulder."
Zhitnik described what he felt when hit.
"I can't say I was completely (conscious),"said Zhitnik about the hit. "I saw the ceiling. I saw the Jumbotron. I got hit pretty hard."
"I've had concussions before that were much worse, and I played in two or three days," Zhitnik continued. "It could be much worse. I feel pretty good. Usually I get a headache or some dizziness. For 10 or 15 minutes, I was uncomfortable. Right now, I'm maybe 70 or 75 percent."
With McKee, he delivered an solid hit to Penguins' superstar Mario Lemieux. Both players fell to the ice and McKee wound up the worse casualty. He came up bleeding from both his nose and mouth along with cuts on his face.
"Mario's head snapped off the side of Jay's helmet and got Jay right in the cheek," said Ruff. "They both took a pretty good shot there. It was a determined play on Jay's part to step up and send a message."
"Everybody wants to hit Mario, but he's huge," described the Pens defenseman Andrew Ference. "He's a beast out there. Everybody thinks he's just this pretty player who has great hands. But he's tough as nails. It's hard to hit him. As he said before the series started, if you hit him, usually you'll come out on the bad end."
Now the Sabres will be without both defensemen for Monday's game in Pittsburgh. They will have to go to Brian Campbell and Doug Houda to replace the two injured Sabres defensemen.
That puts the Sabres in an even deeper hole as they try to get back into the series down 0-2.
"You have to take it as a must win," said Rhett Warrener about Game 3 in Pittsburgh Monday. "You have to put all your cards on the table and make sure when you come in after the game that everything has been spent. And you get a W."
Even though the Sabres lost, they felt that they played a good game.
"We gave it everything we had," said Donald Audette . "The puck just didn't bounce our way. ... We played the best we can."
Ruff seconded that thought.
"The effort we got with Zhitnik and McKee out of the lineup was great," said Ruff. "I thought the guys were determined to win one for the two guys out of the lineup. I thought our forwards in the last 35 minutes did a great job. "We had 6 or 7 great opportunities but we didn't bury it. What hurt us was losing two key members."
The Penguins know that the series isn't over quite yet. They were up on the Flyers last year 2-0 and lost 4 straight to be eliminated.
"This is playoff hockey, and it's not going to be easy games especially going home," said Darius Kasparaitis. "We have pressure on ourselves to win the hockey game at home. I think Buffalo is going to be a little looser. And I think they're going to play looser and have more fun than they had here."
The Sabres finally scored a goal on Johan Hedberg. After 94 minutes and 44 seconds, the Sabres finally got the puck behind the rookie Penguins goalie Johan Hedberg However, a fluke bounce 8:09 into 3rd period resulted in a Penguins goal and Pittsburgh went on to beat the Buffalo Sabres for the second straight time in Buffalo's HSBC Arena to take a commanding two games to none lead in the second round series between the two teams.
Jay McKee gets a hold of the Pens Martin Straka during the first period, while Donald Audette (28) attempts to get the puck out of danger.
[AP Photo/David Duprey]
With the game tied at 1-1, Sabres fans were hoping that the Sabres would finally take a lead in this series. A weird goal would decide the game and put the Sabres the terrible position of being
down 2 games going into Pittsburgh.
Penguin goalie Johan Hedberg gets his helmet knocked off after defenseman Hans Jonsson runs into him along with Sabres forward Dave Andreychuk during the second stanza. Hedberg came all the way out to get the puck out of danger but wound up getting clobbered.
[REUTERS Photo/Kyle Adema ]
The Sabres suddenly found themselves extremely shorthanded at the blueline as both Jay McKee and Alexei Zhitnik we felled with concussions. With around 5 minutes left in the first period, Zhitnik skated over the middle and to avoid another Penguin, he left himself open for a devastating hit by another Alexei, Alexei Kovalev. Kovalev slammed his elbow into Zhitnik's chin and forced the Sabres top defenseman to land head first to the ice. There was no penalty called on the play to the chagrin of Ruff.
Super Mario! Mario Lemieux skates through Sabres' defensemen James Patrick (3) and Alexei Zhitnik (44) in the first period of Game 2. Zhitnik would go down with a concussion.
[AP Photo/Don Heupel]
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Reactions of the tumour bed to lethally irradiated tumour cells, and the Révész effect. | |
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PMID: 889686 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
Subdermal inoculation of the foot of the rat with lethally irradiated (LI) Walker tumour (W256) cells, mixed with viable (V) W256 cells, decreased the latent period for initiation of allogeneic tumour growth without significantly affecting its rate. This Révész effect decreased with increase in the number of inoculated V cells, and with decrease in age of recipient. LI cells of a different (Y-P388) rat tumour exerted a Révész effect, even in recipients which had been immunized with LI (Y-P388) tumour cells. Local pre-irradiation of the site of inoculation of V cells decreased both the latent period and rate of tumour growth. It acted independently of a Révész effect, and the decrease in tumour growth rate was partly due to emigration of V cells from the inoculum, producing metastases. LI, but not heat-killed cells, induced prolonged swelling of the tumour bed in unimmunized and tumour-immunized rats, which, unlike inflammatory swelling, was inhibited by pre-irradiation of the foot. It is postulated that the Révész effect is due to enhancement of survival of V cells by trophic substances which are principally elaborated by LI (AND V) cells, but also by the tumour bed, due to innate growth and trophic reactions of its tissues to the presence of tumour cells. |
H A van den Brenk; M C Crowe; M G Stone |
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Title: British journal of cancer Volume: 36 ISSN: 0007-0920 ISO Abbreviation: Br. J. Cancer Publication Date: 1977 Jul |
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Created Date: 1977-10-28 Completed Date: 1977-10-28 Revised Date: 2009-11-18 |
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Age Factors Animals Carcinoma 256, Walker / immunology*, metabolism, pathology Immunosuppression* Neoplasm Transplantation Radiation Effects* Rats Sarcoma, Yoshida / immunology Time Factors Transplantation, Homologous |
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Reactions of the tumour bed to lethally irradiated tumour cells, and the Révész effect. | |
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Shark's Fin and Sichuan Pepper is one I've had on my wish list (is it wrong to originally have written "wish lust?") for a while. Can't wait to see what you thought of it.
The link goes to my review, but to save you time I'll tell you I loved it...and hated it. Loved reading about all her adventures...hated even thinking about someone chomping down on bear claws.
You're right! That is a diverse list. My problem right now is reading too many books at one time. I really don't think it is saving me any time and I can't give my full attention to any one book even if the topics are similar and not as diverse as what you listed here. Sigh.
That really is quite a list - and so different from what I read. I never stop being amazed at the nearly limitless books available. If you can't find anything for yourself, you are not looking.
I've had my eye on Shark's Fin too. I was thinking about reading it for the Food challenge I'm probably not going to finish.
From your review of Shark's Fin, it sounds unappetizing, so to speak, but not as a book, just maybe as a guide toward eating out in China.....
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The Association of Caravan and Camping Exempted Organisations
ACCEO is the Association of Caravan and Camping Exempted Organisations and represent nearly 200 Caravan and Camping Clubs who hold a Certificate of Exemption from DEFRA (The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Activities) in England, The Welsh Assembly Government (Planning Division) and The Scottish Government (Housing Markets Supply Division) An elected Committee runs the Organisation on behalf of the member Clubs.
The "Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act, 1960" provides in Paragraph 6 of the First Schedule that – "a site licence shall not be required for the use of land as a caravan site if the use is under the supervision of an exempted organisation and is in pursuance of arrangements made by that organisation for a meeting of its Members lasting not more than 5 days". Properly constituted leisure clubs whose main activity is Caravanning or Camping may apply to the DEFRA to become an 'Exempted Organisation' and subject to giving certain undertakings a Certificate of Exemption may be issued to that club.
Link to website ACCEO
Caravanwise offer Caravan Insurance Quotes , static caravan insurance and insurance for trailer tents and welcomes club members.
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Dear friends, Please can you note that our website url has changed (since Nov last), to www.acceo.org together with associated email addresses, and many communications are going astray. Can you assist us by changing your hyperlink url on your website from www.acceo.org.uk which no longer has connection with ACCEO.
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John Wilton, ACCEO Webmaster.John Wilton 8 February 2012
We have some land where we live (East Sussex), one field of which we open for camping under the 28 day rule through the summer. I believe though that Exempted Organisations can use the field without affecting those 28 days. Do you know where we can advertise our field for such organisations ?
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Hi I was wondering if you could help me , I am the rally sec for the Nomads group we have our own exempt certificate for a 5 night rally and just want some advice as to weather we can share a rally field if need be with another group who wish to hold there rally at the same time as us . We have been told by the owners that she could rope the area off separtarating the two rally's off just needing conformation from you before I go ahead and.book it . Many thanks Mr Billy Haigh Nomads sec
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Please can you let me have a list of prices for 50 ad above members.
Welton Owners Club 29 July 2013
Our beautiful campsite is set in the stunning surroundings of Dartmoor National Park close to Tavistock with easy access to the A386. Our high standard of park facilities and location make us an ideal venue to host a rally and we are able to offer rally pitches during April, May, June, September and October 2014 at a cost of £9 per unit per night for up to 2 people with an additional £2 per night for electricity if required.
We are also able to provide support to any group with an event gazebo, gas barbecue, and tables for a self-run barbecue if required. We can also provide extras such as Devon cream teas and fresh bread and pastries baked daily on the premises. In addition to this we have an outdoor skittle alley and 'Aunt Sally' equipment, amenity buildings and small onsite shop.
Please visit www.harfordbridge.co.uk for further information and photographs of our beautiful park.
Please feel free to call me on the office number if you wish to discuss this further. My mobile number is 07773251457.
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Park ManagerPaul Williamson 26 September 2013
I have 1 acre of land adjacent to my house and would like to use it as an excempted site, could I be advised how I can proceed?
Paul Hewitt
Paul Hewitt 22 October 2014
Rally Field available in East Yorkshire.
We have been caravanning all over Europe for the last 30 years, and are keen to offer you everything we would want ourselves.
Please see our website www.gartononthewolds.com for further information.
Taking bookings for 2015 and looking forward to welcoming your Club.
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can you please help me as I have a paddock which I wish to use as a camping and caravan site .this area of land is roughly 2 acre . has electric and water on site .please can you advise me on what to do to get a license to us as a site .. many thanks kath..
kath bryant 2 October 2015
I currently run a campsite, Is there a list of caravan clubs who may b interested in using my site, I have hook ups , showers, toilets eta
Christinechristine dickinson 11 June 2016
I have a small secluded grass paddock near uttoxeter, suitable for 6 motorhome (sorry not caravans) meets until end October – £100 per meet per night. Water tap nearby.
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We know so little about MS, and most autoimmune conditions, that it's hard to say. One modern theory is that having one AI condition makes a person vulnerable to acquiring others. Also, I've noticed a flare-up of one can induce the other to flare, what I not-so-affectionately refer to as "AI-DP" (no, I'm not going to explain what "DP" means out in public, but anyone who's seen any pr0n knows what I'm talking about). However, it does feel like you're somehow getting "banged" from two different sides, with one disease aggravating the other. My old rheumatologist was a useless putz and didn't seem to like keeping up with new developments in research, several times I actually printed out information for my visits so he could read about new drugs and therapies, because I knew he'd never do it on his own. My new one is awesome, she studies all the latest journals and research and is much more open to new ideas and opinions. Having a doctor who is completely dedicated to patient care, and improving your health, makes all the difference in the world. That may sound a little obvious, but I'm often shocked at how many MDs don't seem to be.
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Our favorite Halloween tradition is of course pumpkin carving and making caramel apples! YUM! we carve pumpkins, roast and salt the seeds, bake apple pies and drink apple cider (and go apple picking lol) and decorate for Halloween! I take the kids trick or treating then I stay up watching scary movies till late! (of course it's rough when I have to get up the next day at 6 am but I survive!)
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And the rest of the week looks sunny and warmer all week. Could be a bummer, but our warehouse/shipping center is surrounded by farm fields..we can fly and pack foam almost at the same time! |
Maybe at some future time all the backorders will get filled, including my order, and the manufacturer is able to keep a steady flow of foam. When the orders move freely and the operation smoothens out, I hope to see some thought given to producing another thickness MPF foam. I use an average amount of 3mm or 1/8th inch Depron.
I was waiting for the MPF 1/4inch to be dellivered. I could not wait any longer and I used my 3mm Depron foam to do the fuselage and wing skinning. The wing is about 18 inch chord and 10 feet long. It is a mixed wood and foam skin. I use epoxy and 0.70 ounce glass cloth to protect it from rash. It was a good choice for me. It is pretty solid and resistant to scratches and bumps now. I made a good choice I believe. I would like to replenish my supply next winter for my next scratcbuild. So when things smooth out with sales, a consideration can be given to produce a smaller 3mm size MPF foam. A 2ft. X 4ft. or a 1.5 ft.X 3ft. size would be good. Something that works on easy cost basis and shipping. Hopefully down the road after some analysis. **Neons** Bob |
Yeah, a lot of us are interested in a 3mm form factor for this material, but the Michigan guys had a hard enough time just convincing Adams that they were serious about the 6mm stuff. We'll have to wait and see.
I'll tell you what, though -- 3mm Adams would solve a ton of skinning problems for those of us building anything with a compound curve on the surface. I've used 3mm EPP in the past just because it'll conform, but it has all the drawbacks of EPP. Having Adams in 3mm would be a pure joy if it forms anything like the 6mm stuff does. |
Adams has offered their Readiboard at a discount in the standard Dollar store pack, and we're pondering if that can be a viable product. On the one hand most guys can get what they need if they have a dollar store nearby that stocks it. On the other, some guys live out away from any store and might be able to use it. It's about 4mm (3/16") without the paper. at this point paper on is the way they can ship it. So, we are looking at the opportunities, but as you said above, we need to really focus on optimizing the setup, packaging and shipping for our main product first. If you guys have any thoughts on the Readiboard, let us know. I may start a new thread for it to assess the market.
it would be cheaper and easier for me to just go to one of the many $Tree locations in town. I would say that the $Tree foam board would be a lot less lucrative than the MPF especially when anyone can buy on line from $Tree and yes the $Tree foam is perfect for skins IMO.
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Paper off would be the only option that might make sense to me. Yes Dollar tree(s) nearby. They are almost always out of foam, but I can find it and buy plenty when I do find it.
With paper on I don't want it. With paper off I still probably don't want it anyway because 3mm is best when I want thinner, and Dollar Tree foam is soft. Nothing wrong with that, but for my style I want something a bit more durable. Cellfoam 88 in 3mm beats Dollar tree foam for skinning around my shop. Dollar tree foam is used but not very often. It has a place but very specalized. If MPF was 3mm too, I'd order a box right now, maybe two. So I am only one guy. Ths should be researched and do the best you can for your business plan. If there is a profit in shipping $tree foam, why not. Fred |
I'm with Fred. The paper only gets in the way, and 4mm is at least one millimeter too thick. If we can't get MPF in 3mm then I'll wait until it does become available. In the mean time I can always fall back to Depron or Cellfoam 88.
it may be possible to set up a jig to cut the sheets in a 3mm sheet and an aprox 2mm sheet out of one 6mm sheet with 1mm apox for the cut. it would be easiest to just cut strips so the foam cutting wire wont have to be as long. then you could purchase the mpf as is and have any thickness you want.
i just use an old pc power supply i converted over. i use the 5v leads and have several diff cutting tools. a battery charger works well also on 6v or 12 just get one with adjustable amperage. |
you could skive a piece of 6 mm but it would be closer to 2 mm when you add in the kerf of the cutting wire and you would need a perfectly flat surface with the foam weighted down but it could be done.
I already use 2mm, 1mm (1 mm is actually 1.3mm measured), plus use 4mm ($tree) and have some 5mm cellfoam 88.
The 1mm & 2mm are great on micro builds, non structural bits on all builds, and skins on small to micro. However, micros are a specialty and not everyone is into that. It takes a long time to use up full sheets of material building micros. My 5mm was white, quite stiff, so brittle too. I really felt it was an ackward size. Yes part of that is something that's different, but things seemed thin, and as size grew this was compounded. Needed more reinforcement and then seemed best on medium planes, etc. In practice I had more joint failures in minor mishaps. My 5mm sits unused for anything now. A relic for the foamie museum. We already know about 4mm since $tree foam already exists. Some of my 5mm argument exists, but worse is it is a bit thick for skinning. Wing ribs and such can be very small if at all especially on tapered wings when the combined skins equal 8mm or more. If this material did not dent and scratch so easy, I would re-evaluate it. So ramble on Mr. Fred, my vote is 6mm, 3mm will be widely used, sell the most. 2mm & 1mm are here to stay, but in a limited capacity. 4mm $tree is also here to stay, there is a huge following that builds with it because it was available, cheap enough, and they have the experiance using it now. Fred |
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Anyone try Hotwire cutting it thinner for skins yet? Some folks did the same with FFF back in the day. OOPS! I see you guys alreay covered that back a few posts... My Bad
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I like the 3mm standard. If going small like indoor planes maybe thinner is good for that. Building 1/4 and 1/5th scale planes with 3mm skin and epoxy works very good. I had many instances using $Tree stuff and it is entry level with poor qualities in my type of buildng. I will not use it in my planes any more.
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I'd love to try building with some MPF in 2mm. However, as has been pointed out, 6mm is pretty much the "standard" size that has been adopted all around. 3mm has the benefit of light weight and easy forming, whereas 2mm is prolly too thin to get a whole lotta use. MPF could most likely sell all the 3mm they could produce, but the 2mm stuff would lie around collecting dust until about October. After that it would lie about collecting more dust. The strictly indoor scratch-build market just isn't anything like the indoor/outdoor crowd.
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I have an Ipad 1 and am taking it with me to Spain. Are there any surprises that someone knows about?
Hello again Branflake - I just responded to your other post - Just to start and others may chime in w/ other suggestions: 1. Charging the iPad - make sure that your have the proper adapters and voltage regulators to charge your iPad in Spain. 2. If you want internet connection, then you need to check on that issue - I've the iPad2 which offers Wi-Fi or 3G - make sure you can connect when there. Again, hopefully others will respond - good luck & enjoy!
The iPad charger will work on any voltages in any country in the world. All you'll need is the usual travel adaptor to connect to the Spanish outlet - the charger itself will work fine. As the previous poster suggested, if you want to use 3G in Spain then it's better to purchase a local pre-paid microSIM when you arrive to avoid the roaming charges that you'll encounter otherwise. Spain has WiFi hotspots all over the country - most malls, retail outlets, hotels, airports, some public transport, coffee shops, restaurants - so you'll probably find no problem in remaining connected. I hope you have a great time there. Tim


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Well , of course I'll be tracking you!! What a cool bib number though- it's reversible! :)
Oh that's a great palindrome number, totally lucky :)Can't wait to follow you on race day!
Uh, YEAH!!!! :-) If I can't run it you better believe I will be tracking you! 3:12 baby!!
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MARK COLVIN: There's new evidence for what doctors have been saying for a while - that heading the ball in soccer can cause brain damage.
Scientists have found the world's first confirmed case of chronic traumatic encephalopathy in a soccer player.
Patrick Grange from the US played soccer since he was a child and died in 2012 from a form of motor neurone disease.
But a post-mortem study of his brain has revealed he also had CTE - a brain disease similar to Alzheimer's and commonly linked to former football players.
Sarah Sedghi reports.
SARAH SEDGHI: Every player knows that contact sport has its risks.
Soccer though is different. Yes there's contact, but not the head-on tackling that you find in the rugby codes and Aussie Rules.
But now the first case of chronic traumatic encephalopathy has been diagnosed in a soccer player.
ANN MCKEE: The fact that it has been diagnosed in a soccer player is important because we've seen head trauma from a variety of sources can lead to this disorder.
SARAH SEDGHI: Dr Ann McKee is the director of the Neuropathology Service for the VA Boston Healthcare System and a Professor at the Boston University School of Medicine.
ANN MCKEE: And so what this finding shows is that even the non-helmeted sports, sports that are very popular worldwide, in certain situations there is a risk for the development of this disorder.
SARAH SEDGHI: Patrick Grange from the US played soccer since he was three-years-old, and played two years semi-professionally. He died aged only 29 from a form of motor neurone disease.
When Dr McKee studied his brain, she found he had stage 2 CTE - stage 4 being the most severe.
In 2010 she linked the trauma that triggers CTE to motor neurone disease.
ANN MCKEE: I suggested that the trauma that can cause CTE could also trigger the motor neurone disease, and this was quite controversial. But now since that time we've had 13 cases of former athletes who've developed Lou Gehrig's disease at very young ages.
SARAH SEDGHI: CTE is a degenerative brain disease and it's not just sports players who are vulnerable - anyone exposed to repeated head trauma is at risk.
The symptoms include changes to the personality, aggression, confusion and depression. In many cases, families have been left confused as to why someone they know could have changed so much.
LISA MCHALE: He was kind of a bigger than life character 'cause people knew who he was, you know he had played in a ball game and whatnot. But above all that he was the most remarkably, just personable...
SARAH SEDGHI: Lisa McHale is speaking about her late husband, Tom. Playing football professionally was something Tom McHale had always dreamt of.
LISA MCHALE: Sundays were all about football, certainly his life and his career were all about football and he did - he absolutely loved it.
SARAH SEDGHI: But the career he loved took its toll.
LISA MCHALE: When Tom, much, much later in life began to show, you know, show some really significant changes of really just depression and just apathy and malaise and just wasn't himself, I was really blown away.
SARAH SEDGHI: Tom McHale had always looked forward to his life after football, but he died just aged 45 from a drug overdose.
Lisa made the decision to donate his brain for research into CTE. It was only the third, and Dr McKee found that Tom had chronic traumatic encephalopathy.
LISA MCHALE: He knew that he was different and he knew that he was depressed and he knew that he was feeling terribly, but he didn't have an explanation for why that might be and I think it scared him. And I think that he beat himself up over it. He had been treated medically for pain and was on doctor-prescribed oxycontin and oxycodone for a number of years and found himself to be dependent and really addicted.
It was almost - really like living with a stranger. He looked like him and he sometimes acted like him but he just - it wasn't Tom.
SARAH SEDGHI: Dr McKee hopes that with future research and breakthroughs, we will learn more about CTE, and that it will be something that can be diagnosed in a person's lifetime.
ANN MCKEE: I know the stories of these really remarkable individuals - young individuals - whose lives have been cut short, whose lives have changed, whose families have suffered. I'm reassured by knowing that those families who had to deal with real agony for so long are comforted by the fact that there is a diagnosis.
SARAH SEDGHI: For Lisa McHale, it's been nearly four years since her husband died.
Since his death, she has been working with the Sports Legacy Institute in America. She hopes she can help other families, and that her husband's legacy is that children and people will be safer.
LISA MCHALE: It's a different world there and the beautiful thing about that for me is that the younger kids are still looking up to them as their role models and so it's become an issue. I'm incredibly, incredibly proud of the role that Tom has played in that.
MARK COLVIN: Lisa McHale, director of Family relations at the Sport Legacy Institute ending Sarah Sedghi's report.


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Under the ingenious artistic direction of Pink Floyd's celebrated set- designer Mark Fisher, the Hayward is transformed to present Stalin's vision of a remodelled Moscow and to give an idea of how a rebuilt Berlin would have appeared had Hitler been victorious. The ersatz classicism promoted by the four dictators - Hitler, Mussolini, Franco and Stalin - makes a profound contrast to the liberated expressionism of so-called "degenerate" artists, including Picasso, Dali, Beckman and Nolde.
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I got the idea for "The Restless 58,000" from an ancient Greek battle with the Persians. Where about four to five thousand Greeks held a small pass in Thermopylae against a large horde of Persians numbering somewhere from 250,000 to 2 million Persians in the 5th century BC. 300 of these Greeks were Spartans and they did most of the fighting. King Leonidas was the Spartan King who was the head of the Greeks and his 300-man bodyguard.
The King of Persia sent an emissary to the Greek King Leonidas. The emissary told the Greeks that he would grant their lives if they would lay down their arms. King Leonidas replied, "Molon Labe!" (Come and take them) Then the emissary said that soon the arrows of the Persians would blot out the sun! King Leonidas replied, "Then we will fight in the shade!"
The Spartans and other Greek fought well for three days and won many battles again with the Spartans doing the brunt of the fighting. If it weren't for a Greek traitor, the Greeks would have held the pass. Yet, the traitor told the Persians a way through the mountains where they could surround the Greeks. The Greeks learned of the betrayal and ordered the Greeks to retreat. All of the Greeks retreated except the Spartans and the Thespians. They numbered around one thousand. King Leonidas knew that the Greek states were not united in this war. He also knew if they were killed in battle they would be martyrs and would unite Greece against the Persians. The Spartans and Thespians died almost to the last man. Their deaths did unite Greece to defeat the Persians. Above is a monument to the 300 Spartans in Thermopylae. At the bottom of the picture is the inscription that is on the monument. Also, about 150 years later after this battle, Alexander the Great attacked and conquered all of Persia and other parts of Asia and Africa. The Battle of Thermopylae was a battle that showed what good men could do when confronted with tyranny. It also was a battle to protect civilization. If the Greeks had been beaten by the Persians, the world may have never been the same as it is today.
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And I'm too busy to write. Sorry. I've tried several times to sit and smack out some kind of post and as soon as I place hands on keyboard the bell to my shop rings.
Maybe later this evening.
The fact I've had but one cup of coffee today should tell you how I feel.