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Drying our ultra-thin panty liners on high heat in the dryer will cause the organic cotton to curl up. This will not affect how they function at all you will find them incredibly comfortable and form-fitting, as they will shape themselves to your body when you put them on. To prevent them from curling however, we suggest that you wash in the machine and air-dry these super slim and absorbent panty liners.
2017-04-01 21:13:34
Panty liners
The one snap fastening system was a complete failure for me. Despite wearing fairly snug undies, the entire liner was in a bunched up lump within 15mins of first use. After only 1hour of use, and a couple more readjustments, I completely gave up. Very very disappointing.
2015-03-17 08:17:06
Shrunk %(
I just bought one pad to try. As soon as I washed it, the inner part shrunk significantly, making the pad misshaped. As I've been washing it by hand, I stretched it somewhat back in shape, and came back for stretching wile it's been drying. Since I've only got one, I've been washing it every evening. Unfortunately, it does the same thing every time. I can only imagine what it will become, if I through it into a washer instead washing it by hand %(. Otherwise, the product does its job nicely. However, I will not be buying any more of them.
Anna Silver
2014-09-27 17:48:28
Flo pads (panty liner, regular and heavy flow) and bags
I found that the panty liner was slightly on the narrow side (I am size 10/12 so fairly average in build). All of the pads suffered from the problem that they curl at the sides after the first wash rather than lying completely flat against the pants. This is possibly due to the design of the wings, which are somewhat different to pads made by other companies. The wings have been sewn on at the base of the pad rather than being part of the same piece of cloth as the pad itself. The pads themselves washed extremely well and so performed better than other pads from this point of view. Some people do not mind staining but I do not like it and so was pleased to find these pads easy to clean without leaving a stain. The pads were comfortable to wear and the level of absorbency was good. I like the choice of material for the pads and bags from a visual point of view. However, I would prefer the bag with the 2 pouches (excellent idea) to have a popper fastening for the clean pads rather than be "open" because my handbags and rucksack are not particularly clean inside and tend to get filled with rubbish.
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2014-08-05 09:31:46
Fabulous Flo Pads
I've been using cloth pads for nearly 10 years and was excited to see a line of pads from Bummis. I've used both the heavy and the regular, and like them both. They are well-sewn with high-quality fabrics; are trim, comfortable, and absorbent. I was doubtful about the snap-in liner on the heavy pad but was pleasantly surprised by how comfortable it was and how much each liner holds. I will say its important to follow the washing instructions they come with. I tend to use hot water and a medium dryer for cloth pads/diapers/etc and found that resulted in some shrinkage. Wash as per the instructions though and these pads should function well for a long time.
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Can one state suspend a driver's license issued in another state, due to a breathalyzer test being refused?
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I have an employee who was visiting family in LA when he was pulled over for suspicion of DUI. He is a TX licensed resident. He refused a breathalyzer test which is an automatic suspension of privileges in LA. Can LA revoke or suspend his TX driver's license? Do the 2 states reciprocate?
Just because someone has a license in one state, doesn't mean they cannot use that license as a traveler/visitor in another state or even a country. Here, his Texas drivers license was suspended as a result of his driving or using the roads of California. Yes, states basically share the same database of information, so if he was pulled over in California, that is where the act occured, and that set of laws will most likely apply to revoke or suspend his Texas drivers license if it hasn't already occurred.
Your employee needs a criminal defense attorney to help sort this out, especially if this is his first offense in any area of criminal law. If he simply messed up one night, then he may need to pay a fine, get an alternative sentencing or something similar and get this off of his record.

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After Joffrey's shocking demise at the end of the "Purple Wedding" in Game of Thrones, the cast was interviewed to see what they thought about the untimely death.
The video above shows Maisie Williams who plays Arya Stark, Rory McCann who plays the The Hound, Aidan Gillen who plays Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish, and Liam Cunningham who plays Davos Seaworth, talking about how much the snot-nosed king deserved his downfall.
Who Killed King Joffrey? Do You Really Want to Know?
After the Purple Wedding in Game of Thrones, everyone wants to know, who killed Joffrey? Here are five suspects, and the real answer from the books.Click here to read more


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Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (S.C. 2001, c. 27)
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Act current to 2017-06-05 and last amended on 2015-07-01. Previous Versions
Marginal note:Undertaking binding
13.1 An undertaking given under this Act in respect of a foreign national — including a sponsorship undertaking — is binding on the person who gives it.
- 2012, c. 17, s. 8.
Marginal note:Undertaking required
13.2 (1) If required to do so by the regulations, a foreign national who makes an application for a visa or for permanent or temporary resident status must obtain the undertaking specified in the regulations.
Marginal note:Minister's instructions
(2) An officer must apply the regulations made under paragraph 14(2)(e.1) in accordance with any instructions that the Minister may give.
- 2012, c. 17, s. 8.
Marginal note:Regulations
14 (1) The regulations may provide for any matter relating to the application of this Division, and may define, for the purposes of this Act, the terms used in this Division.
Marginal note:Regulations
(2) The regulations may prescribe, and govern any matter relating to, classes of permanent residents or foreign nationals, including the classes referred to in section 12, and may include provisions respecting
(a) selection criteria, the weight, if any, to be given to all or some of those criteria, the procedures to be followed in evaluating all or some of those criteria and the circumstances in which an officer may substitute for those criteria their evaluation of the likelihood of a foreign national's ability to become economically established in Canada;
(b) applications for visas and other documents and their issuance or refusal, with respect to foreign nationals and their family members;
(c) the number of applications that may be processed or approved in a year, the number of visas and other documents that may be issued in a year, and the measures to be taken when that number is exceeded;
(d) conditions that may or must be imposed, varied or cancelled, individually or by class, on permanent residents and foreign nationals;
(e) sponsorships;
(e.1) undertakings, and penalties for failure to comply with undertakings;
(f) deposits or guarantees of the performance of obligations under this Act that are to be given by any person to the Minister;
(f.1) the power to inspect, including the power to require documents to be provided for inspection, for the purpose of verifying compliance with undertakings; and
(g) any matter for which a recommendation to the Minister or a decision may or must be made by a designated person, institution or organization with respect to a foreign national or sponsor.
Marginal note:Electronic travel authorization
(3) For the purposes of subsection 11(1.01), the regulations may include provisions respecting the circumstances in which an application may be made by other means and respecting those other means.
Marginal note:Biometric information
(4) The regulations may provide for any matter relating to the application of section 11.1, including
(a) the circumstances in which a foreign national is exempt from the requirement to follow the procedures prescribed under that section;
(b) the circumstances in which a foreign national is not required to provide certain biometric information; and
(c) the processing of the collected biometric information, including creating biometric templates or converting the information into digital biometric formats.
Marginal note:Applications to be made electronically
(5) The regulations may require foreign nationals who make an application for a visa or other document under subsection 11(1) and foreign nationals who were issued an invitation under Division 0.1 to apply for permanent residence to make those applications by means of an electronic system and may include provisions respecting that system, respecting the circumstances in which those applications may be made by other means and respecting those other means.
- 2001, c. 27, s. 14;
- 2012, c. 17, s. 9, c. 31, ss. 309, 313;
- 2013, c. 16, s. 4;
- 2014, c. 20, s. 301.
Minister's Instructions
Marginal note:Economic immigration
14.1 (1) For the purpose of supporting the attainment of economic goals established by the Government of Canada, the Minister may give instructions establishing a class of permanent residents as part of the economic class referred to in subsection 12(2) and, in respect of the class that is established, governing any matter referred to in paragraphs 14(2)(a) to (g), 26(a), (b), (d) and (e) and 32(d) and the fees for processing applications for permanent resident visas or for permanent resident status and providing for cases in which those fees may be waived.
Marginal note:Limitation
(2) Despite any instruction given by the Minister under paragraph 87.3(3)(c), no more than 2,750 applications in a class established under subsection (1) may be processed in any year.
Marginal note:Application of regulations
(3) Subject to subsection (4), regulations that apply to all classes prescribed under subsection 14(2) that are part of the economic class referred to in subsection 12(2) apply to a class established under subsection (1).
Marginal note:Exception
(4) The Minister may specify in an instruction that regulations made under subsection 14(2), paragraph 26(a), (b), (d) or (e) or 32(d) or subsection 89(1) do not apply to a class established under subsection (1).
Marginal note:Non-application of regulations
(5) For greater certainty, regulations that apply to only one class prescribed under subsection 14(2) that is part of the economic class referred to in subsection 12(2) — or to only certain classes that are part of that economic class — do not apply to a class established under subsection (1). However, an instruction given under that subsection may specify otherwise.
Marginal note:Non-application of instructions
(6) The instructions do not apply in respect of a class prescribed by the regulations.
Marginal note:Compliance with instructions
(7) An officer must comply with the instructions before processing an application and when processing one.
Marginal note:Amendments to instructions
(8) An instruction that amends another instruction may, if it so provides, apply in respect of applications in a class established by the original instruction that are pending on the day on which the amending instruction takes effect.
Marginal note:Effective period — limitation
(9) An instruction given under subsection (1) has effect for the period specified in the instruction, which is not to exceed five years starting on the day on which the instruction first takes effect. No amendment to or renewal of an instruction may extend the five-year period.
Marginal note:Pending applications
(10) Despite subsection (9), the Minister may direct officers to process, after the end of the effective period of an instruction, applications in a class established by the instruction that were made during the period in which the instruction had effect.
Marginal note:User Fees Act
(11) The User Fees Act does not apply in respect of the fees referred to in subsection (1).
Marginal note:Publication
(12) Instructions must be published in the Canada Gazette.
- 2012, c. 19, ss. 703, 710.
DIVISION 2Examination
Marginal note:Examination by officer
15 (1) An officer is authorized to proceed with an examination if a person makes an application to the officer in accordance with this Act or if an application is made under subsection 11(1.01).
Marginal note:Provincial criteria
(2) In the case of a foreign national referred to in subsection 9(1), an examination of whether the foreign national complies with the applicable selection criteria shall be conducted solely on the basis of documents delivered by the province indicating that the competent authority of the province is of the opinion that the foreign national complies with the province's selection criteria.
Marginal note:Inspection
(3) An officer may board and inspect any means of transportation bringing persons to Canada, examine any person carried by that means of transportation and any record or document respecting that person, seize and remove the record or document to obtain copies or extracts and hold the means of transportation until the inspection and examination are completed.
Marginal note:Instructions
(4) The officer shall conduct the examination in accordance with any instructions that the Minister may give.
- 2001, c. 27, s. 15;
- 2012, c. 31, s. 310.
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Conflict Kitchen: Cuisine Promoting Cultural Awareness
A Pittsburgh take-out restaurant only serves cuisine from a country that the United States is in conflict with.
John Peña, Jon Rubin, and Dawn Weleski have opened Conflict Kitchen, a Pittsburgh-based restaurant that only serves food from countries currently involved in a conflict with the United States. The restaurant plans to switch the theme every four months to a new country engaged in political turmoil with the US. Its pop-up facade, erected by the folks at Point Projects, promotes easy interchangeability of store fronts to switch cultural themes. This awareness-raising restaurant strives to break down political and cultural barriers existing between countries through encouraging members of opposite heritage to participate in culturally collaborative activities – such as sharing foreign poetry and having discussions ranging from culinary topics to political affairs. The restaurant has even shared dinner with people in Tehran by linking up a live video-stream through Skype.
Conflict Kitchen's first iteration is Kubideh Kitchen, which serves Iranian cuisine. It was designed in collaboration with Pittsburgh's Iranian community. Kubideh is a popular Iranian food that consists of beef, onion, mint, and basil wrapped in Barbari bread.


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Need help 1st 10g planted tank!
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Stock 10 gal tank from petco for $60 with hood light, filter and heater!
Upgrade to[censored]Aquari-Lux T8 Bulb 18" 15W
Malaysia Driftwood medium
Dwaft sags
Hygrophila balsamica
Water grass[censored]
Water lily bulbs (rightside of tank)
5 fancy guppies, 2 Cory, 6 Rummynose Tetras
Any suggestion comment to improve pl let me know.
I love what you've done with the wood! I almost thought it was a rock with that placement though :)
if I may make a suggestion though, the part of the wood that juts up is just a bit too centered.
Shift the wood a touch to the right, the background plants a touch to the left, and the sword in the foreground to the back. Otherwise, absolutely fantastic start!
Thanks! Is my lighting good enough? And I'm planing to get some kind of carpet any suggestion?
This is a really good start! Especially for your first planted tank. You could try some marsilea minuta for foreground.
What's a good place to get marsilea would you know?
You might try the Swap'n'shop here, Aquabid, or Aquariumplants.com for Marsilia spp. You might also want to get into liquid ferts (I use Seachem's line) and DIY CO2. That'll make your plants really take off. Those swords have emersed leaves. These will die back as new ones (that can survive underwater) grown in. Leave the runners on as these will produce new plants. The best of luck to you!
Update DIY co2, and corys got 2 batch of eggs :) looking for foreground plants
You definitely need more light if you are trying to grow a carpet. Also what substrate are you using? and filter? DIY CO2 can be a pain to automate, have you found any solution? I use a c02 regulator by Aquatek, they work great but then you also need to invest in a CO2 source and CO2 diffuser. Marsilea is a great choice for a carpet, you can also go with hairgrass, baby tears, micro swords, or glossostigma. They all need strong lights and at least 3bbl/sec CO2. Success growing a carpet and avoiding algae is determined by good filtration, fertilization, good maintenance (trimming and water changes), and the right balance of light and CO2. Get some nerite snails and amanos, maybe ottos. They help a lot
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
CPID Students Awarded Kynamatrix Research GrantsTwo CPID students have received research grants through the Kynamatrix Research Network.
Gretchen Mendoza and Jennifer Shirey were each awarded an "Innovation through Collaboration" grant to support their thesis projects. Gretchen was awarded $1,000 for her project "Designing for Science in Everyday Contexts." Jennifer was also awarded $1,000 for her project "Persuasive Information Design and Behavioral Change."
For more information and to see a complete list of grant recipients, please visit the Kynamatrix Research Network website.
Congratulations to Gretchen and Jennifer!


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The ultimate goal of every organization is to prevent the defects in the product and eradicate them before they take form. This is achieved by implementing good processes, rather than finding and fixing them. The testing should be reduced dramatically to "qualify a product," with less focus on finding defects and more focus on "defect prevention." This article was published in S|E|A| Software journal June 2003 and was also presented at the ASIASTAR-2002 testing conference.
Addressing the perceptions
It is very important to address incorrect perceptions about testing. Testing doesn't stop with the finding of defects. In fact, that's where the task begins. A test engineer should get involved at the beginning of the product life cycle in order to understand the product, contribute in each phase of product development, and review and prevent defects. This makes the job of a test engineer very difficult, but also interesting.
Firstly, a test engineer should have good listening, communication and conflict management skills. The test engineer should have highly developed technical skills in the product and testing domains and in software development processes. These points need to be explained to the test engineers in order to emphasise how important testing is in product development.
The following actions, with clear understanding and convictions from the management team, would help in addressing this issue:
- Avoid inducting engineers fresh from university into the testing team.
- Never entertain the notion that people with lesser skill sets can become testers. If you assume that test engineers of any calibre can do justice to testing, it is dangerous and detrimental to the success of the final product itself.
- Always remember the maxim–if a person is not suitable for development, for the same or similar reasons they may not be suitable for testing.
- There is testing in all development and there is development in all testing. Developing code is not only the responsibility of the developers. They also have to do unit testing to ensure the code is correct. Similarly, automation and test suite development are part of testing, which requires very good development skills.
- Rotate your best development engineers into testing and make your whole engineering community understand and appreciate that testing is important.
- Define clear roles and responsibilities. It helps to have clear and precise role definitions for these areas, such as test execution engineer, test strategy engineer and test automation engineer. This will reinforce the notion that testing doesn't mean only test execution where an engineer takes the test cases and keeps on executing them.
Getting the team together
As testing may be the last or penultimate phase of product development, it is important to realise that contribution by a few individuals in the team would not make the product successful every time. Effective teamwork is needed to share skills and work to ensure that the product releases on time. A high degree of optimisation is needed in test teams to absorb the delays in product development. This absorption has to be done without affecting the quality of the product, and that is where creativity and innovation play a major role. Creative teaming is simply pooling ideas from all individuals of the team and implementation by everyone in the team.
The following actions would help in taking the team forward together:
- Train the team on the importance and benefits of working together as one team.
- While you are recognising individuals for achievements, recognise the team.
- Address issues that affect the team working together on a priority basis.
- Provide forums for team members to share concerns, feedback and ideas.
- Always involve the team in making critical decisions such as the schedule and release of the product. In situations where the decisions are taken by the manager or an individual, ask the team whether they have any concerns with the decision and address those issues.
- Provide the team with goals and encourage team members to decide on their own actions to meet those goals.
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Losing food identity
Tastes Like Home
Hi Everyone,
When I wrote three weeks ago asking whether Barbados and Guyana can meet on a plate, a friend and regular reader, commented, "There's always going to be tension on these issues, as people think their national identity will change…" I completely understand the fear. Nowhere is the evidence of the erosion of this identity clearer than in our food landscapes. And I don't mean specifically in Barbados but across the region.
Food plays a central role in the cultural identity of any nation. It defines us. The traditions and rituals that we partake in everyday and on special occasions often have at the centre, a meal. Food is at the heart of our communication and given then that it is an integral part to our identity, migration alone, cannot be the main contributing factor that gives cause for concern to the perceived threat of national identity.
Popular media, technology, and a changed pace of life have already made significant down payments to some loss of our food identity. If we don't take matters into our hands immediately, our cuisine, that thing that makes us unique, that thing that moulds us and defines us will be lost forever.
We in the Caribbean are a proud group of nations and often boast about never having the need for cookbooks and recipes. We cook by instinct, we make do, and we take the ordinary and make it extraordinary. We have successfully fused the cuisines of our forbearers to create a singularly dynamic range of food. The secrets, methods, and techniques have been passed on from one generation to the next placing our food identity on a firm setting. For the past several years, however, we cannot in all good conscience profess to be on such firm ground because, like I said, we live in a different time. Home cooking and the passing down of food knowledge has been placed on the back burner and in some cases, altogether forgotten. Or, some bastardized version is being made and passed as the real thing.
Please do not misinterpret what I am saying. I am not calling for a return to the days of old and to do things like they were back then. I do however believe that there are lessons we can learn, processes we can adapt and merge with our modern day way of doing things. Let us not in our quest for advancement and acceptance, lose sight of who we are and the stock from which we have come. After all, it is that woven tapestry of cultural influence and way of life that's made us who we are today.
You know what bugs me? When the chefs, and celebrities, and nutritionists, and travel writers suddenly "discover" what we've known all along. If you look carefully at the world food scene today there is a clarion call for a return to basics. For years these food gurus told us that certain foods were bad – sugar, eggs and milk – but now they have suddenly rediscovered these ingredients. Whole milk is the "new" health food for the supply of calcium; whole eggs give us necessary protein. Even Pepsi has "rediscovered" sugar and packaged their return in the trappings of nostalgia – Pepsi with sugar is called Pepsi Throwback complete with groovy 60s music.
But it's not just the ingredients that are being "discovered." We are being told to do things that, if we are honest, our grandparents used to do without having the "wise words" from the food gurus – things like start up a kitchen garden to grown your own fresh produce.
When we watch food television programming we often see celebrity chefs on what we could call "culinary safaris" to discover the old time cooking ways in the remote villages of Italy, Spain or Greece. This they have "discovered" is where the heart of cuisine lies – in the places where food is simple, fresh and outstandingly delicious. Is it going to take some Michael Bourdain or Jamie Oliver coming to our own villages, our own backyards and "discovering" Caribbean cooking for us to truly appreciate what we have?
I hope hot, but I run into too many people who are ashamed of our food. Some go about labelling it as "poor man's food" while others deny the knowledge of some dishes and ingredients lest they be judged in someway. I've had Caribbean people tell me that our food is not special, it is not fancy, it is ordinary and boring. It lacks the glamour of other cuisines. It is for that exact reason that I was heartened one day when my editor wrote complimenting me on making foods considered ordinary and simple – extraordinary, not just from the way they are presented visually but the manner with which they are talked about.
Several years ago at a cooking workshop here in Barbados, conducted by international chefs, there was a call by one of the chefs for restaurants to cook Caribbean food. Note it was not a call to cook more Caribbean food but to actually cook Caribbean food. There are too many hotels and restaurants, he said, that did not seem to realize that people came to the Caribbean for more than just the sea, sand and sun. As with most things in these parts, someone from outside has to say it for it to ring through never mind there are many right among us that have been saying the same thing.
I've read in Barbados' Nation newspaper this week about a project, True local hospitality, "We offer visitors the opportunity of a cultural exchange by going into the families' homes for a lunch or dinner for two or three hours. They get to meet family members and exchange stories and cultures…" The call by the chef and this new initiative are good ideas, but cooking our own food our way does not have to simply be a part of a tourism marketing gimmick. We don't only have to think of preserving our food heritable for the tourists. We can preserve it for ourselves, for our own sense of pride and our health.
Our identity, borne out of the ingenuity of the food and influences of our foreparents should not be allowed to fall by the wayside. We cannot let who we are as a people diminish. In our push for progress and modern advancement, we should not give up on the things we used to do and then wait for somebody to teach us what we already know, or for someone to teach us our own heritage.
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Yield: 10 – 12
2 ¼ cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon salt
4 ounces unsalted butter, cold
4 teaspoons instant yeast
1/3 cup white granulated sugar
1 cup warm milk
1/3 cup sugar-water
Brown sugar for sprinkling
2 cups freshly grated coconut
1 cup white granulated sugar
1 teaspoon almond essence
¼ teaspoon ground cinnamon
1. Mix together, flour and salt
2. Rub in butter to flour mixture
3. Add yeast and sugar to warm milk and mix thoroughly
4. Make a well in the centre of the flour mixture and add the milk mixture. Combine the ingredients, gently kneading
5. Place in a lightly oiled bowl, cover and let rise for at least 1 hour
6. Meanwhile, add the ingredients for the filling to a bowl and mix. Set aside
7. Punch down risen dough, knead lightly and cut into equal pieces. Form each piece into a ball
8. Taking one piece of dough at a time, roll each piece into a 3-inch circle; place a heaping tablespoon of the filling in the centre, spreading it a little lengthways. Lift on end of the dough to the other, as in a fold and seal the ends pressing them together. Place on greased or parchment-lined baking sheet, seam side down. Repeat until all the turnovers are made
9. Cover and let rise for at least 30 minutes
10. Meanwhile, preheat oven to 350 degrees F
11. Brush turnovers with sugar water and sprinkle with sugar and place in oven
12. Bake for 20 minutes, at the 18-minute mark, brush with sugar water and let bake for another 2 minutes. Brush again with sugar water and remove from oven.
13. Cool on a wire rack; serve warm, room temperature or cold.
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Singapore's Lee fighting nerve disease: daughter
Singapore's founding leader Lee Kuan Yew is fighting a neurological disease that is making it difficult for him to walk steadily, his daughter revealed.
Lee, who turned 88 in September, suffers from sensory peripheral neuropathy, his physician daughter Lee Wei Ling, director of the National Neuroscience Institute of Singapore, wrote in her weekly Sunday Times newspaper column.
"In my father's case, sensory peripheral neuropathy has caused the conduction of sensation from his legs to his spinal cord to be impaired. This makes his walking unsteady, as many Singaporeans have already noticed," she wrote.
The column, which deals with a wide range of issues, is closely followed for glimpses into the private life of Singapore's most influential family.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong is the columnist's elder brother.
Lee Kuan Yew retired from the cabinet after general elections in May but continues to travel overseas and remains a member of parliament, a post he has held since 1955. He served as prime minister from 1959 to 1990.
"His day-to-day condition now fluctuates. On some days he is fairly steady and on other days his balance is poor. The problem is limited to the sensory nerves outside his central nervous system," his daughter wrote.
"His brain and muscles are working normally. But being deprived of sensation from his legs means he finds it a challenge to balance. Thus his unsteady walk," she said.
The patriarch, however, is determined to fight the disease and now practises walking on a treadmill at home three times a day without fail.
"I have no doubt my father will fight this disease for as long as he thinks he can contribute to Singapore," his daughter said.
"I think with medication and simple precaution, he can continue to be of service to his country and the world."


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OverviewMount Sir Donald, a huge pyramid of Matterhorn shape, offers many splendid routes on good quality rock varying from 5.0 to 5.8, with no easy way off. Sir Donald is the highest mountain along the Trans-Canada highway, located south of where it winds through Rogers Pass. From the parking area one must ascend over 2,000 meters to its summit.
Sir Donald is highly identifiable from almost everywhere in the surrounding area. It can be seen from the Columbia Icefields, the Northern Selkirks and the Purcells. It stands noticeably above the surrounding peaks.
Mt. Sir Donald is famous for not only it's size and intimidating relief, but also for its history. The mountain was first climbed in the 1890 from the south by E. Huber, C. Sulzer and H. Cooper (porter). The peak was named for Sir Donald A. Smith, later Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, a principal promoter of the CPR, Governor of the Hudson's Bay Company, Chancellor of McGill University, and Canadian High Commissioner in London.
The famous Northwest Ridge (III, 5.4) was first climbed on 3 September 1903 by Edouard Feuz, Christian Bohren, and E Tewes. The upper third of the ridge was bypassed in 1903 and was first climbed in 1909 by A.M. Bartleet and Val Fynn.
Getting ThereSir Donald is located in southeastern British Colombia, near Roger's Pass. The Pass is located on the Trans-Canada highway between Revelstoke and Golden. The Pass is known for poor winter weather that can occasionally cause the road to be closed. International Airports are located in Kamloops BC and Calgary Alberta. Driving time from Calgary is about 3.5-4.5 hours, and from Kamloops it's about the same.
The trailhead for Mt Sir Donald is located about 2 km west of the pass. During the summer, you can drive the road to the campgrounds. Park in the stalls provided in front of the camping area.
Routes OverviewSouthwest Face - PD+, 5.0 - A very dangerous route due to extreme rockfall danger. Several fatalities have occured on attempts on this route. To the right of the Great Couloir.
Vaux Route - PD+, 5.0 - Another loose route up the southwest face. Bergshrund crossing may be difficult. This route zigzags a lot to keep on better rock. Still dangerous.
Feuz Chimney - AD, 5.3 - A large chimney system of the southwest face that avoids much of the rockfall near the Great Couloir. Reported as a nice climb.
The Great Couloir - AD, 4.0 - A dangerous couloir on the southwest face that is frequently avalanched in the winter, and swept by rockfall in the summer.
South Ridge - PD+, 5.2 - A seldon climbed ridgeline on mediocre rock with a large vertical step near the top.
Northwest Ridge - D-, 5.4 - A fabulous climb on a wonderfully exposed rige with good rock (blocky quartzite). This is by far the most popular route on the mountain. Forever memorialized by the book "Fifty Classic Climbs in North America". Accend from the Ulto - Sir Donald Col.
West Face - D-, 5.4 - A good climb taking a direct line up the center of the west face. A large rockslide in 1983 altered the upper portion of the climb. Slightly loose still.
Odell (East - Southeast) Ridge - AD+, 5.4 - A long exposed climbed marred by loose rock and a long approach. Very seldom climbed.
North Face - D+, 5.7 - A long 1,000 meter climb up the center of the large north face. Very seldom dry and in condition as a rock climb. A better mixed climb early in the season. Cold conditions are a must.
East Face - D+, 5.8 - A dangerous route up the 800 meter east face that is exposed to rockfall and serac avalanches.
Descent - As of Aug 2006 (likely much earlier) the S Face adjacent to the NW Ridge route has bolted rap anchors at 100ft intervals. I was told this was done to help remove two-way traffic and make for easier escape for guided parties. Look for brightly colored tat marking the stations. Uppermost is below the large horizontal ledge system 150m below summit. (Thanks to Shano for this information)
Red TapeNational Park Passes are required for all vehicles stopping in the park.
- $10/day or $75ish/year
- Backcountry Wilderness Passes are also required for each individual.
- $6/day or $42/year
When To ClimbConditions are best during the summer, but snow can fall at anytime of the year and any amount can make climbing significantly more difficult. Most ascents are done from late July to early September (the only time the ridges are not usually covered with snow and ice).
CampingCamping is permitted in the campgrounds near the parking lot. If camping isn't what you had in mind then the Wheeler Hut, maintained by the ACC, offers great accommodation (phone 678-3200).
If you're still looking for more comfortable accommodation then book into the Best Western Hotel, located at Roger's Pass. They've got beer, a hot tub, and nice comfy beds.
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- Geocities Trip Report
- Alpinistas Trip Report
- Northwest Climber Photo Trip Report
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"We have always had this understanding with BJP, that the prime minister will be from the BJP and the chief minister in the state will be from Shiv Sena and all our cadre, everyone wants Uddhavji to be chief minister if our grand alliance comes to power," Sena spokesman Sanjay Raut said.
"Uddhavji has himself never said he wants to be chief minister but it is our wish that he leads us in the coming elections," he said.
The development comes two days after Uddhav's estranged cousin and MNS leader Raj Thackeray announced he would contest elections and would become chief minister if his party got the mandate. Nobody from the Thackeray clan has so far contested an election.
"We haven't spoken to the BJP yet on CM candidature or seat-sharing but there is no conflict, they are our friends," Raut said.
On the plethora of candidates for the CM's chair in the state including NCP leader Ajit Pawar and MNS chief Raj Thackeray, he said,
"Ajit Pawar has been given a fitting reply by people of Maharashtra in the Lok Sabha polls. As for others, no one can be compared to Uddhavji."
Asked if Maharashtra will see a Thackeray vs Thackeray contest in the elections, Raut said, "No. Everyone wants change in the state and only Uddhavji can lead us to that."
Earlier, an editorial in Sena mouthpiece 'Saamana' took a dig at Munde, Union Rural Development Minister, over his chief ministerial ambitions.
"State BJP President Devendra Fadnavis has said BJP has sent Munde on a three-month loan to Delhi after which he will lead Maharashtra.
"Munde on the other hand has said he feels the slogan coined by some in state BJP that 'Narendra at the Centre, Devendra (Fadnavis) in the state' is good. There is a lot of talk about CM candidature in BJP circles. The question is will Narendra Modi accept this formula of loaning Munde to the Centre and then sending him back to the state," the editorial said.
"Like Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar, Munde is physically in Delhi but his heart is in Maharashtra," it quipped. Reacting to Raut's statement, BJP leader in the Legislative Council Vinod Tawde said there was no "tussle" with the party's oldest ally Shiv Sena over who would be the chief minister.
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Dr. Andrew Jacono is a Dual Board Certified, Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon with a thriving practice on Long Island's Gold Coast and in Manhattan.
Dr. Jacono currently performs surgery at the following hospitals:
Dr. Andrew Jacono is a Dual Board Certified, Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon with a thriving practice in Manhattan and on Long Island's Gold Coast. He is Section Head of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at North Shore University Hospital Manhasset; Assistant Clinical Professor, Division of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at The New York Eye and Ear Infirmary; Assistant Professor, Department of Head and Neck Surgery at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine; Director of The New York Center for Facial Plastic & Laser Surgery and J SPA Medical Day Spa in Great Neck, NY; author of the book FACE THE FACTS: The Truth About Facial Plastic Surgery Procedures that Do and Don't Work; and creator of J PAK SYSTEMS™ homeopathic remedies to help optimize healing after aesthetic procedures.
Dr. Jacono is Board Certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. He is one of a small group of surgeons that has achieved Dual Board Certification in Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery as well as Head and Neck Surgery. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and the American College of Surgeons and one of only 43 U.S. surgeons who are Advanced Facial Plastic Surgery Fellowship Training Directors for the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Dr. Jacono graduated with Honors (Alpha Omega Alpha) and Distinction for Research in Otorhinolaryngology from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. He completed his internship in general surgery at St. Vincent's Hospital and Medical Center in New York, followed by his surgical residency with a specialization in Otorhinolaryngology / Head and Neck Surgery at the New York Eye & Ear Infirmary in Manhattan, where he was awarded the William H. Turner Award for excellence in surgical and patient care skills. Dr. Jacono was then chosen for a Fellowship in Aesthetic Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery sponsored by the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at the Lindsay House Center for Cosmetic and Reconstructive Surgery and the University of Rochester in Rochester, New York.
Dr. Jacono's extensive background in Head and Neck Surgery and subspecialty training in Facial Plastic Surgery give him a unique knowledge of the face and its underlying structures. He is a specialist and limits his practice only to facial cosmetic and reconstructive surgery.
Dr. Jacono has published extensively in medical literature, including the Aesthetic Surgery Journal,Facial Plastic Surgery and Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery, on topics including minimal incision eyelid surgery, mini face lifts, endoscopic (telescopic) face lifting, brow lifting, rhinoplasty, lip augmentation, injectable fillers and Botox®. His clinical research has been presented at many national and international meetings of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. (Click Here to See Dr. Jacono's Publications)
Dr. Jacono's current patient base consists of prominent American and international socialites, television news personalities, editors, models, actors, actresses and everyday men and women interested in rejuvenating their appearance. Dr. Jacono is highly sought after for difficult corrective and reconstructive procedures.
As a leading expert in his field, Dr. Jacono is regularly interviewed about current trends in plastic surgery. Check out Dr. Jacono's latest appearance on Anderson Cooper's talk show on How To Find a Good Surgeon.
He has appeared on ABC's Good Morning America, Inside Edition, CNN, CNBC, The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet, New York's CW 11 Morning News and Telemundo and has been interviewed on NPR, 1010 Wins and WCBS Radio. His expertise has been featured in national and international print publications including Departures, USA Today, Parade, Newsweek, Huffington Post, Family Circle, Crain's, Self, Cosmopolitan UK, Details, Life & Style Weekly and US Weekly amongst others. In 2007, Dr. Jacono was initially elected and then reelected in 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 as one of America's Top Plastic Surgeons by the Consumers Research Council of America and was featured as one of Ten Leaders in Plastic Surgery in Long Island in The New York Times.
Philanthropy is a cornerstone of Dr. Jacono's practice. He has served as National Chairman and is the Senior Advisor of the "FACE TO FACE" Committee for the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. "FACE TO FACE" is a national project offering pro bono consultation and surgery to victims of domestic violence. Dr. Jacono's commitment to the cause goes well beyond the operating room. For the past nine years, he has chaired ABOUT FACE: MAKING CHANGES – an annual benefit for survivors of domestic violence. His efforts have been recognized by U.S. Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy and by the Center for the Women of New York, who honored Dr. Jacono with a "Good Guy" Award for his contributions to women's welfare.
Dr. Jacono is also a volunteer surgeon for "BEYOND OUR BORDERS," an organization that brings underprivileged children from third world countries to the United States for surgery to repair disfigurement due to cancer, trauma, and birth defects. He also serves as a volunteer for "HEALING THE CHILDREN," which helps children throughout the world receive surgeries unavailable to them due to a lack of medical and financial resources. His most recent mission took him to Colombia, where he performed operations on children with cleft lips and cleft palates. He goes on two missions a year to Third World Nations to operate on children.
Dr. Jacono's continued dedication to pro bono surgery inspired the Discovery Fit & Health Network's reality show Facing Trauma (October 2011 premiere, also seen on OWN) which follows Dr. Jacono and his team as they work to heal both the internal and external scars of victims. Part case study, part survival journey, Facing Traumachronicles the harrowing stories of women who have been left disfigured from violent circumstances, as they struggle to reconstruct their lives both physically and emotionally.
Dr. Jacono's Manhattan office is located at 956 5th Ave, New York, New York 10075 (across from the Metropolitan Museum of Art) 212-570-2500. His Long Island office is housed in a state-of-the art, 12,000 square foot surgery center and adjoining medical spa which is located on the Miracle Mile at 450 Northern Boulevard, Great Neck, New York 11021 516-773-2424.


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Facebook Brings Migration Studies Into The Age Of Big Data [Pics]
Never before have scientists been able to track how many people migrate and where.
At 1.19 billion monthly active users, or an astounding 15% of the world's population, Facebook is perhaps the largest voluntary collection of human data ever made. It puts into writing hundreds of actions that previously went unrecorded for masses of people, and we now have studies for which it was previously impossible to create an appropriate sample size. Now a group of data scientists have zeroed in on a trend called 'coordinated migration,' where at least 20% of the population of one city has moved to another city.
The trends are particularly interesting in light of global conflict and the rise of the world's mega-cities, with a population of 10+ million. Rapidly urbanizing cities attract populations from the neighboring cities, most often within the same country. These mega-cities act as hubs that attract significant populations from specific locations. Depending on how centralized a country is, there might be a single hub attracting people from the entire country (as seen in West Africa) or a more diffuse set of hubs, as seen in South-East Asia and even more strongly in India.
The top cities might surprise you: according to data from the World Bank, Lagos, Nigeria grew 18.6% between 2000 and 2012 as a destination city, and Istanbul, Turkey was a distant second, absorbing a lot of immigrants from Eastern European countries with Turkish minorities. According to additional information from Wolfram Research, the U.S. remains a magnet for immigration from India, China and Great Britain. The teams' visualizations are perhaps most intriguing of all, illustrating our interconnected world through the 'leaps' that people make over continents and oceans. Check them out below; the countries with the highest urbanization growth are highlighted in yellow.
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Just when the craving hit for some generational-specific laughter you deliver once again.
Thank you.
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Wow! You're welcome! I've never had a craving for "generational-specific laughter." I once had a craving for some generational-specific ice cream, but Dandelion Surprise was really a let-down flavor.
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Your parents were hippies and you turned out Christian…
My parents were John Birchers and I turned out a long-haired agnostic.
Funny how that works, huh?
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Well, it wasn't QUITE like that. My father was/is about as far from being a hippie as … Kissinger is, and my mother engaged me in very serious conversations about God since I was old enough to know and track what she was talking about. Even today I'm … not not exactly what you'd call a typical "Christian." I suppose it all ends up in the mix somewhere, doesn't it?
My mom (on the other hand) was a spiritual Nazi, and my dad, an actor, was in a porno movie. So one … never knows.
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I was a hippy Christian. The two aren't mutually exclusive.
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No, they're certainly not.
Brian: BOTH your parents were John Birchers? Or even ONE of them. Man, that is hardcore. Have you ever written anything about that?
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Not really. It was quite an adventure… and of course it was mostly about race. No going to school with THEM. No swimming in the same pool with THEM. You get the idea.
My pediatrician was chosen not for his medical acumen, but because he was featured in a Bircher book called "A Texan Looks at Lyndon."
As Molly Ivins once said, "Once you realize they're lying to you about race, you start to question everything else."
- Ellen Armstrong Wron
NOTE: John and I went to the same elementary school
John, Your picket at the 7-11 was historic! I was on vacation (visiting my Grandma or something) at the time and when I got home EVERYONE was talking about it. They were ALL there carrying signs (or maybe it was kind of like Woodstock and everyone just wanted to claim being there). I remember that we were all going to boycott Slurpees forever – but then it got hot outside and we decided that a couple more cents didn't really matter anyway and besides, those cherry Slurpees were my favorite! I also remember when the girls all got together and signed a petition and planned a sit-in at the principal's office demanding that we could wear pants to school and not just dresses. It was somewhat of a disappointment when he said yes – we were secretly looking forward to the sit-in. The next day NO ONE was wearing pants. Our moms wouldn't let us. Oh yes, we were children of the 60's. Thanks for sharing.
- Mindy Yates Moore
That's pretty funny… I went to the same elementary school too. I didn't know John until 7th grade, so I don't remember the picketing at 7-11, but I do remember the petition/protest to let girls wear pants at school. My 16 year old daughter still doesn't believe me when I tell her that we had to wear dresses to school "way back then"!
- http://www.johnshore.wordpress.com John Shore
I remember organizing another protest in junior high (Mindy, you might remember this; though I hope not) against boys not being allowed to wear Bozo wigs, clown noses, and nothing but underwear to school. I had a whole bunch of signs made up, and wrote a cool chant or two; I especially liked: "Big hair's enough to wear!" and "A big red nose, and no clothes!" I was crushed when I turned out to be the only one who showed up at the rally.
- http://www.johnshore.wordpress.com John Shore
Ellen Armstrong! Wow. And I can't believe you remember that protest! You're the third person I've heard from that remembers it! How funny. Yeah, I was WAY serious about making it work. I thought, Okay, we need four things: a lot of PEOPLE, a lot of SIGNS, a support group to keep us in food and drinks, and a good chant (which I wrote but have now forgotten). Then I got all serious about basically assigning liasons for each KIND of group of kids in (I think) the fourth through sixth grades: No clique left out, was my basic idea. Then I got a LOT of sign-building stuff–I think I stole all these flat, pointed wooden garden sticks from off a construction site, so we only had to buy the poster-board–and started this little FACTORY of sign makers. By the time the event launched, there were, like, 100 kids, each with a totally nice sign, all marching up and down the sidewalk chanting, and all these PARENTS and brothers and sisters sitting on coolers feeding us and everything. And the owner of the store got all upset because we were blocking the driveway into the store. And the police cars showed up—and I had to NEGOTIATE with them on the driveway issue. (I was, like, "Tell him to give us all Slurpees," and the 7-11 owner was all, "Never!") It was so … stupid, basically. There was this one moment, though, where I kind of stood apart from it—I think it's when I was walking back from the Big Negotiations–and I saw the huge group of kids (which had about doubled by then) marching in a double row all up and down the sidewalk, chanting and pumping their signs up an down, and there were four or five cop cars parked at weird angles all around, and there were all these parents sitting on lawn chairs with blankets and coolers of food (and lots of the parents were marching, too, which amazed me), and there were tons of spectators all over the place, and all the traffic had slowed down for everyone to watch. And I thought, "Man. If you pick a good cause, and you get organized, and really think about how to do whatever it is you want to do, it can pretty quickly take on a whole other life of its own. You need to be CAREFUL with this stuff." I felt … warned by life.
- Karen
My (late) husband asked me once what I wad doing when I heard that MLK Jr. and Bobby Kennedy were assassinated. I don't remember. While he was at Harvard and protesting Vietnam, I was in 2nd grade — or else at home recuperating from the mumps or a broken nose. Each generation thinks it is the most enlightened. Perhaps only the children are?
- http://www.johnshore.wordpress.com John Shore
It does seem like each generation gets a little wiser, doesn't it?
Of course, a lot of elderly people seem pretty wise.
All the smart, wise people are under eight and over eighty. Everyone else sucks.
I once wrote a short piece about where I was when MLK died, and asked others to share whatever they might remember of that day. That piece is … here:
- Karen
Thanks for the link; I read the article.
You're right about the under eight and over eighty. I don't think humanity as a whole is getting smarter. We just don't seem to be capable.
It's sad that I don't remember that day, but I may have been in the hospital. I'm sure it mattered to my parents. Mom was from Memphis, and they both are not racist. This would have hurt them deeply.
Thanks always, John!
- Liz
The beginning of the fifth paragraph made me laugh so hard, I had to pause before I could continue reading. Excellent craftsmanship, once again.
- http://www.johnshore.wordpress.com John Shore
At first I thought you meant this sentence: "One night I did see my mom on TV, running from a cop who was chasing her fast, with his club raised high." I was, like, "Wow. Tough girl!" But .. that's not what you meant. Thank you for the kind words.
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Ummm, so much nicely unsaid. Good crafting.
Flowers for Algernon … I need to read that again.
- http://www.johnshore.wordpress.com John Shore
Thank you, Sherry (and for your other recent kind comments).
Later, in high school, I played Charley in the play "Flowers for Algernon." I was awesome. But it's wrong to say so. So I won't.
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Great post. I don't know whether to be happy or sad, but I think I got most, if not all of your sly allusions. I could almost smell the hot smoke and sasafrass!
- http://www.johnshore.wordpress.com John Shore
Sasafrass! That would have been a MUCH better Oldye Thyme ice cream flavor! (This refers to a reply I left to a comment further up, in which I … oh, never mind.)
- Linda Chimienti
John, did you get Miss Michaels for 8th grade English at Collins Jr. High? That woman forced an essay a week out of us and although I felt she RUINED that semester for me (writing is so difficult for me) I sort of felt the light bulb turn on when it comes to finding something to say and saying it in two pages. My mom was involved in the process too as she patiently listened to my frustrated rantings about tough ol' Miss Micheals and then she would help me refine my thoughts and suggest ways to edit them. Did your mom help you along when you were learning to write? Or was it an inspirational teacher that takes credit for that? I love your writing.
- http://www.johnshore.wordpress.com John Shore
I DID have Miss Michaels, of the mannish haircut and gait. That was one tough teacher, man. But I secretly appreciated her adherence to her standards. She once gave me an "F" for a report I wrote on tropical fish. My dad went insane. By then he'd resigned to the fact that I'd never learn to add and subtract; if I turned out to be a loser in English, too, he feared I'd be living at home forever. So he went to the school and worked out some sort of clemency deal with Miss Michaels, and the next thing I knew I had one day to do a REAL report, which this time wouldn't involve me ripping any pages out of an encyclopedia and sloppily stapling them together. She told my dad that I was the most smart-alecky, pain-in-the-ass student she'd EVER had. She basically hated me, and wasn't shy about letting me know. One day she kept me after class and said, "What the hell is your problem, Shore? What's with the wise cracks all the time? This is a classroom, not a nightclub. And you're a student, not a comic. You crack one more funny joke in my class, and you'll be laughing your way right into the principal's office." And I go, "Really? You think my jokes are funny." And she THREW A STAPLER AT ME!" I could see she threw it wide, on purpose, but still. Pretty scary.
Thank you for saying you love my writing. That's very kind of you.
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Your memory slays me.
"Where, oh where, have all the flowers gone?"
You're like a poet trapped in a writers body.
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