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Jessica Gomes photos and interview
Model of the Week: Jessica Gomes
Model of the Week: Jessica Gomes
Welcome to BellaSugar's Model of the Week. This week, we are chatting with the beautiful Australian brunette, Jessica Gomes. Jessica was born in Sydney, the baby of a family that includes two older sisters, an older brother, a Portuguese father, and a Chinese mother. Her childhood was simple and rustic, so her interests lay more in reading, art, and sports than in fashion and beauty.
Fearing she wouldn't grow up polished, Jessica's mother sent her to finishing school at the age of 13. It was there that she appeared on the hit TV show "Bush Patrol," which lead to a modeling contest and the start of a successful career.
You might recognize her from her photos in Vogue, Teen Vogue, Glamour, and the Victoria's Secret catalog. She has appeared in ads for Adidas, Gap, Motorola, and DKNY. She also recently signed with Estee Lauder as the face of Diddy's Unforgivable fragrance.
When she's not walking the catwalks, Jessica enjoys interior design, yoga, dancing, painting, gymnastics, playing tennis, squash, surfing, swimming, and boxing. She currently lives in NYC and gets back to Australia to see her friends as often as possible.
We spoke to Jessica about her beauty secrets, so to read the interview and see a gallery of photos,
BELLA: What is your secret to beautiful skin and hair?
JG: My secret to beautiful skin and hair is eating a healthy diet, which includes lots of fruits and vegetables. I also eat a lot of fish for their high omega-3 content, as well as taking fish oil supplements to help keep my hair shiny and my skin glowing. Oh, and I drink lots of water!
BELLA: What is the one product that you can't live without?
JG: Lucas Paw Paw Ointment from Australia and Laura Mercier Tinted SPF Moisturizer.
BELLA: What is your guilty pleasure?
JG: Hmmm. A glass of rosé and a cigarette...and then a piece of chocolate!
BELLA: What are your favorite drugstore products?
JG: New Skin for my blisters, Trident Sweet and Sour Strawberry Gum, and Venus Razors.
BELLA: Happiness is...
JG: Hanging out with friends and buying a beautiful piece of jewelry.


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Last week saw a series of events that left many fans in a daze regarding the future home of Wycombe Wanderers. On Monday evening it emerged that a redeveloped 17,500 capacity Adams Park was a viable option, at a snip of the cost of building a stadium elsewhere.
Councillor Alex Collingwood reported to Wycombe District Council's cabinet insisting the expansion could get the green light at a mere £17 million, less than half the cost of a new build, with the removal of a nearby electric pylon.
The statement was challenged by Cllr Roger Colomb, adamant that financial experts Grant Thornton had ruled out Adams Park's ability to expand to such a capacity in a recent report. But Cllr Collingwood claimed a face-to-face questioning held a different, more positive response.
Cllr Collingwood listed a number of disadvantages to the idea of a new build, sighting: "The impact on the local area and potential problems haven't been addressed." He also revealed a primary school for 250 pupils would be obligatory at the site to cater for the housing development of 600 homes.
Further to these concerns Cllr Collingwood claimed Mr Hayes' justification for the move was not strong enough and could be easily fought. The Wycombe District Council consultation process also came under scrutiny as Cllr Collingwood thought it was not "deep enough". He put forward the idea of four 'public inquiry' style meetings for the wider community to have a say.
The plot thickened on Wednesday when the club and Wycombe Sports Development Limited's chief executive Mike Brooks announced that Booker Air Park had been chosen "as the site with the best potential for a new community stadium and sports village for Wycombe." Sceptical fans have argued the wording of the announcement makes the statement correct but does not account for the site having the best intentions of the club or environment.
The statement continued:
"Booker is the only site where we can deliver our vision for a new stadium and sports village for Wycombe and for the clubs and we are therefore delighted that the public and the council have now come out in support of Booker and made their voices heard loud and clear.
The public consultation process, including the independent focus groups, resulted in a show of overwhelming support, in that the majority of people think that a new sports village with community sports facilities should be located alongside a new stadium for Wycombe Wanderers and Wasps at Booker. What was particularly pleasing was the local element of that support which came out and supported Booker and the sports village option."
A further ingredient in the episode comes as the local paper, Bucks Free Press, is running an independent survey asking readers to contribute further to the debate with their views after the club's announcement.
The saga looks to continue with further consultation for the Booker site being sort while alternative agendas for a revitalised Adams Park will still be fought.
Disclaimer: The views in this article are that of the writer and may not replicate those of the Professional Footballers' Association.


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This story appears in the March 2001 issue of Entrepreneurs Start-Ups magazine. Subscribe »
While in Atlanta recently, I met a terrific entrepreneur. (Let's call him Steve.) The owner of a chain of pet stores with 30 employees and sales exceeding $4 million per year, Steve has added a variety of products and services through the years, from boarding cats and dogs to dog obedience classes. But the problem is, this year his business has stopped growing-in fact, when we last spoke, it was $40,000 in the red. Steve will have to do something beyond his usual Yellow Pages ad to bring in new business. But what?
Viewer Appeal
Cable TV advertising is the answer for a good number of entrepreneurs. It's an ideal mar-keting vehicle for businesses like Steve's-those with one or more locations in one region and a customer base that has identifiable characteristics. (In Steve's case, they're pet owners.) Advertising via cable TV is affordable, too-rates are based on audience size, and because cable TV can be bought in small geographic areas, it's cheaper than local network affiliate programming. Plus, cable TV allows you to pinpoint a specific target audience by selecting cable networks that offer specialized programming for viewers with particular interests.
Suppose you own a retail store that sells communications equipment for businesses and you're selecting from several local TV advertising opportunities. Many shows on the major networks draw huge audiences that reflect a representative sample of the general population, while a cable network such as CNBC attracts smaller audiences of more adult, business-oriented viewers by nature of its content. So local cable advertising on CNBC and other select networks could provide an effective, affordable way to reach qualified prospects who are interested in what your store has to offer.
Regarding Steve's pet store, buying advertising on local cable systems to run on networks such as Animal Planet and Discovery Channel might yield audiences that have a strong interest in animal-related programming. But to find pet owners who fit the profile of his best clients, Steve would have to check out the latest specialized research pinpointing the best way to reach specific target audiences. Fortunately, broadcast outlets subscribe to Nielsen Media Research for ratings and quantitative data, as well as Scarborough Research for qualitative audience reports, and they crunch the data at no cost. So not only can Steve determine what percentage of the viewing audience watching each cable channel during a particular time period, such as from noon to 4 p.m., fits his client profile, but he can also find out how many of those viewers own pets. The depth of qualitative data available varies by market.
What To Watch For
When you give a description of your budget and audience to the cable sys-tem's advertising sales representatives, you should receive proposals outlining the reach (the percentage of your audience the proposed programming will attract) and frequency (the average number of times your audience will be exposed to your message) they'll deliver. Cable TV spots are usually sold in broad "rotators," such as from 7 p.m. to midnight, which makes it more affordable than buying time on a specific hit show. But you may have to police the channel to make sure you're getting even distribution during the allotted time-you definitely don't want all your spots to air one minute before midnight, when viewership is considerably decreased. And if you're a retailer using cable TV to promote a special sale, for example, you'll want to call and check your air times daily. Then monitor your results and adjust your air time schedules as necessary.
If you're considering adding cable TV advertising to your marketing mix, contact your local cable franchise. To advertise on multiple cable systems, look for an "interconnect" company in your local telephone directory or in the Standard Rate and Data Service Directory, located at many major public libraries. To place national cable advertising, you or your agency should contact each network directly.
For more information and to access profiles of more than 60 cable networks, visit the Cabletelevision Advertising Bureau at www.cabletvadbureau.com or call (212) 508-1200.


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Any OWI or drunk driving charge is serious. Not only can it never be expunged, you potentially face jail, probation, points on your driving record, increases insurance rates, thousands of dollars in fines, costs, and driver's responsibility fees, as well as negatively impacting scholarships, housing, or your career. If you are charged with an OWI Causing Injury or Death, the consequences are far worse. Not only is it a felony but there is a strong likelihood, if not a guarantee, of prison time. If you are charged with any felony OWI, you need an experienced DUI attorney on your side more than ever.
The Causation Element in OWI Causing Injury and Death Charges
Proving causation is a critical element that the prosecutor has to prove in OWI Causing Injury or OWI Causing Death cases. It is not a "strict liability" crime. A defendant cannot be convicted merely because they were driving drunk and was in an accident where someone happened to get injured or killed. They have to prove your drunk driving was the "cause" of the injury or death. The prosecutor has to prove both factual and proximate cause. Although, proximate cause is the central focus rather than factual cause.
Superseding Causes
The focus is on whether the victim's injury or death was a direct and natural result of the defendant's operation of the motor vehicle and whether there was any intervening causes that may have superseded and severed the causal link. A superseding cause is an act of nature, gross negligence by the victim or third party, or intentional misconduct. However, ordinary negligence is not a superseding cause as it is reasonably foreseeable. The trial court must make an initial determination that a question of fact exists regarding the victim's gross negligence before the evidence is relevant and admissible.
Evidence that the Victim was Intoxicated
Evidence that the victim was intoxicated during an OWI accident is inadmissible by itself. Mere intoxication is not gross negligence. However, extreme intoxication in People v Feezel was held by the Michigan Supreme Court to be highly probative of alleged gross negligence (victim's BAC was .268 in Feezel). It also negated the defendant's causation as the victim's extreme intoxication would have affected the victim's ability to perceive risks posed by his conduct and eliminate his capacity to react. The threshold determination before a defendant can present this evidence to the jury is whether or not a question of fact exists as to whether the victim engaged in gross negligence or a question of fact as to another superseding cause.
Michigan OWI Defense Attorney
If you have been charged with OWI Causing Injury or OWI Causing Death you need an experienced OWI attorney on your side. There are many variables that go into investigating a felony OWI case. You need an effective advocate to argue against causation to a jury. Call Austin Legal Services, PLC today at (517) 614-1983 to speak to a Michigan OWI attorney.
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The project was started in February in collaboration with Design NYC to improve the parks, roads and overall image between Flatbush and Classon Avenues.
The meeting last Thursday night at Balli Osteria, an Italian cuisine restaurant and newest addition to the neighborhood at 860 Fulton St., was the first time the neighborhood got to see their ideas incorporated into the plan since the initial public brainstorm back in June at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
Phillip Kellogg, FAB Alliance manager, is confident the project is being put together the right way, reaching out to the people who live in the neighborhood for feedback.
"We chose the name 'vision plan' intentionally," Kellogg said. "Sometimes they will use the words 'master plan', but this is not a master plan because it is really about concepts and ideas."
Along with the two meetings, residents also had a chance last weekend at Fowler Square and Putnam Triangle Plaza to see the current design and add further insight. Kellogg also encouraged community members to visit the FAB Alliance website (faballiance.org) for suggestion forms and to keep up with the latest progress.
"We're looking at projects that can be implemented quickly, and laying the groundwork for some of the bigger ideas may take years of planning and fundraising to become realized," he said.
Although some residents were skeptical that the project might not be effective or optimally planned, Kellogg assured the room of concerned residents that his organization has already begun to affect the neighborhood in a positive way.
"The vacancy rate on Fulton Street, the three years the FAB Alliance BID has been operational, has dropped by 54 percent," he said. "I think that will change probably by January with more businesses slated to be open, and we are excited about that."
Matthias Altwicker of AB Architekten and Collin Brice of MAPOS LLC, architects who have been working with the community on the current design, have been told by the community to focus on the wide range of diversity Fulton Street has to offer.
"It was really about having three very different parts of Fulton Street, as opposed to making it all the same," Altwicker said.
The area closest to downtown Brooklyn, near Flatbush Avenue, is expected to be focused on the urban feel of the neighborhood, while areas father away near Clinton Hill will be smaller-scale development projects.
Brice explained that they are "looking at more art-scapes toward the city, and the middle is a mix between playgrounds and market space."
Empty lots are being viewed as possible space for retail, cultural activities and for neighborhood events; while triangle parks along either side of Fulton Street will open up the possibilities for future art programs, farmers markets and recreational activities.
Additionally, the plan is expected to put emphasis on repairing old sidewalks, solving long-time traffic pattern obscurities, and fixing drainage issues.
"This wasn't just us sitting in our offices designing stuff," Brice stressed. "The primary part of this entire process was creating this really interactive meeting over the summer where we invited a bunch of people around the community and developed tools, games, sketches and things where the community was really involved."
Lisa Akers, Clinton Hill native and one of the community members at the first Fulton Street Vision Plan meeting, doesn't necessarily think the neighborhood is in desperate need of repair, however she is of the mindset that certain areas could use improvement.
She and her mother, Laura Akers, suggested the area could use some sprucing up with new artwork and even suggested converting a church parking lot into a farmers market or public garden, assuming the church grants permission to the committee.
"I was skeptical at first, but a lot of our ideas have been put into the plan and now we get to see them come into fruition," Akers said.


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Weberwoman's Wrevenge
Weberwoman's Wrevenge was an Australian science fiction fandom and literary zine by Jean Weber.
It was published from 1981 till 2000.
Art work was contributed by Sheryl Birkhead, Tom Cardy, Jerry Collins, Terry Collister, Alison Cowling, Kevin Dillon, Richard Faulder (Xenophilia), Ken Fletcher (Rune), Brad Foster, Steven Fox, Alexis Gilliland, Roelof Goudriaan, Kerrie Hanlon, Craig Hilton, Peter Lempert, Eric Lindsay, Adrienne Losin, Shayne McCormack (Terran Times), Mike McGann, John Packer, Bill Rotsler, Margaret Sanders, Jane Taubman, Arthur Thomson (The ATom Anthology), Julie Vaux, Sam Wagar, and Mel White.
Written contributions were by Andy Andruschek, Chris Callahan, Glen Crawford, Stephen Dedman, David Evans, Terry Frost, Kerrie Hanlon, Irwin Hirsh (Sikander, Thyme), Paula Johanson (The Central Ganglion), E.B. Klassen (The Central Ganglion), Dave Locke (Time and Again) Lyn McConchie, Ellie Miller, Marc Ortlieb (Q36, Tigger, The Australian Science Fiction Bullsheet), Pete Presford, Charlotte Proctor (Anvil), Alex Stewart, L. Laurraine Tutihasi (Feline Mewsings), Julie Vaux, Sam Wagar, and Joy Window.
Letters came from Harry Andruschak, Christine Ashby (The Hag and the Hungry Goblin), Linda Blanchard (Egoboodle), Pamela Boal, Avedon Carol (Rude Bitch, Chuch, Pulp), Bev Clark, Buck Coulson (Yandro), Maia Cowan, Leanne Frahm, Kathy Gallagher, Mary Gentle, Judith Hanna (Fuck The Tories), Jack Herman (WAHF-full), Joy Hibbert, Ben Indick (Ibid), Terry Jeeves (ERG), Eric Mayer (E-Ditto), Eunice Pearson (Calaban), Jessica Amanda Salmonson (Windhaven), Paul Skelton (Small Friendly Dog), Garth Spencer (The Royal Swiss Navy Gazette), James Styles (Crux), Sue Thomason, and Larraine Tutihasi (Feline Mewsings).
Weberwoman's Wrevenge was included in the zine library at the exhibition A Non Utopian Kind of Girl, at The Nursury, in London, UK in 2013.


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Newport Harbor High senior tailback Talalelei Teaupa earned the Sunset League Offensive Player of the Year award and junior defensive tackle Ramsey Hufford shared the Defensive Lineman of the Year award in football.
Teaupa and Hufford led the Sailors (7-5, 4-1 in league) to a second-place finish in league and the quarterfinals of the CIF Southern Section Southwest Division playoffs. The record in Sunset League play was the Sailors' best in 35 years and the quarterfinal appearance was the program's first in seven years.
Six other Sailors joined Teaupa and Hufford on the first team. They were sophomore quarterback Cole Norris, Landon Gyulay, a senior wide receiver and cornerback, Quest Truxton, a junior receiver and cornerback, Marty Taylor, a senior middle linebacker and fullback, Zach Cornwell, a senior right tackle and defensive tackle, and senior strong safety Derek Kula.
The Sailors who made the second team were Emmanuel Jogwe, a senior center and defensive end, junior defensive backs Garrett Hall and Cory Stowell, senior defensive end Armani Johnson, sophomore linebacker Riley Gaddis and senior left guard Andrew Williams.
Teaupa rushed 262 times for 1,662 yards and 11 touchdowns. The single-season yard total by Teaupa is the eighth best in the Sailors' record book.
Teaupa also rushed for 272 yards in Newport Harbor's 42-21 win against Troy in the first round of the playoffs. Teaupa's yardage is the eighth-best single-game rushing performance in the Sailors' history.
He also produced four 200-yard games on the ground. He caught 12 passes for 117 yards and one touchdown.
Hufford finished with 69 tackles, 10 for losses, two sacks, 10 quarterback hurries and two caused fumbles. He anchored a defense that allowed 14.7 points per game during the Sailors' four-game winning streak in league.
Norris stepped in at quarterback after senior Zach Wade went down in the second game of the year with a broken foot. Norris started 10 games, leading the Sailors to a 7-3 record and five wins in a row, the program's longest winning streak since 2005.
Norris completed 109 of 186 passes for 1,463 yards and 16 touchdowns, with six interceptions.
Gyulay, a two-time first-team selection, caught 37 passes for 517 yards and four touchdowns.
As a cornerback, Gyulay finished with 34 tackles, one interception and one sack.
Truxton led the Sailors with 48 receptions for 762 yards and 11 touchdowns. He also returned a punt 84 yards for a touchdown in Newport Harbor's 26-21 loss to third-seeded Villa Park in the quarterfinals.
Taylor registered 120 tackles, one for a loss, and intercepted one pass.
Kula had 99 tackles, two for losses, one sack, six hurries and one fumble caused.
Edison defensive end Derek Baljeu was named the Sunset League MVP.
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The Dining Room - Park Hyatt
Never have I delayed a blog post for this long and I must say, I am slightly ashamed to admit to it. M and I celebrated Valentine's Day (yep, that's how late I'm taking) two weeks after the actual date as I was overseas and we had chosen The Dining Room at the Park Hyatt for the special occasion.
The last time I had been to Park Hyatt was during its pre-renovation period - at the time The Dining Room space was being used for a restaurant called Little Kitchen (forgive me if I got the name slightly wrong) and I remember it being a fabulous place for lunch.
The newly renovated space adds extra elegance to the ambience and as always, provided stunning views of the Opera House and the Harbour.
The joys of fine dining always begins with the complimentary sourdough toast - something I never take for granted and as silly as it sounds, can be an absolute highlight for the night. You can opt to dine with the A La Carte Menu or the
Tasting Menu created by Executive Chef Franck Detrait
. We decided to go with the latter, which entails
6 Courses for $95 Per Person
($160 if you want Matching Wines).
Blue Fin Tuna with Mango and Passion Fruit Condiment
was an absolute delight as the starter - refreshing on the tasting palette and infused with sweet citrus scents. The texture was unique in that each bite produced a slight crunch.
I really enjoyed the
Duck Foie Gras Terrine
which was served with
Hibiscus & Jamaican Peppercorn Jelly, Berries & Umeboshi
. The foie gras was thick and creamy, and rich in its flavours, so spread accordingly.
You really can't go wrong with
Pan Fried Scallops
, which is probably why this dish is on the menu of almost every fine dining restaurant we go to. Served with
Cauliflower & Capers
along with a drizzle of
Pomegranate & Yuzu
, these scallops were gorgeously tender and juicy to bite into. The tasty seasoning along with the creamy cauliflower combined beautifully to compliment the perfectly seared scallops. 2 thumbs up!
Slow Cooked Blue Eye Cod
was unfortunately the let down for the night as it lacked flavour and was relatively bland in comparison to the other dishes. Accompanied by
Green Asparagus & Peas
in addition to
Glazed Morels & Port Wine
, this dish was nothing special and would've done better with some added seasoning.
Smoked Dry Age O'Connor Rib Eye with Patatas Bravas, Grilled Spring Onion and Cos Lettuce
was a beautiful spread and super delicious. The meat was cooked to an immaculate medium rare and each bite was ultra flavoursome and juicy. We enjoyed the sauce and the spring onion however the cos lettuce was slightly random. The serving size was relatively small and because it was so tasty, we were left wanting more.
The finale for the night was delivered by a
beautiful dessert -
Vanilla & Strawberry Mille-Feuille with Cotton Floss Ice Cream
. This is a dream come true for any stawberries and cream lovers aka. me. The pastry was nice and crispy with a thin layer of fresh cream in between whilst the ice cream was perhaps one of the best replications of fairy floss we have every tried. Kudos to the fresh strawberries as well. Yum!
Overall we were very pleased and satisfied with our experience at The Dining Room. The service was very attentive and professional, and the food was quite exquisite, as you'd expect. Do note that because it was the Tasting Menu, all the proportions were relatively smaller than if you were to order from the A La Carte - which is fair when you consider the price differences. Definitely opt for the Tasting Menu though if you are keen to try a wide range of dishes.
A view I can never get sick of - seriously, we are so lucky to live in Sydney!
The Dining Room
Park Hyatt Sydney
7 Hickson Road
The Rocks
Sydney NSW 2000
(02) 9256 1234
Fine Dining
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Military lawyer cites civilian decision to seek dismissal of Guantánamo 9/11 tribunal
A Pentagon defense attorney is invoking a recent civilian court decision in a bid to get the military's Sept. 11 death-penalty case dismissed at Guantánamo.
Navy Cmdr. Walter Ruiz filed the challenge Friday on behalf of Mustafa al Hawsawi, 44, who is accused of helping some of the Sept. 11, 2001, hijackers with financial and travel arrangements to the United States. He faces a military tribunal along with the accused 9/11 mastermind, Khalid Sheik Mohammed, 47, and three other alleged plotters.
The filing, still under seal at the Pentagon's war court, is the first known challenge to the military commissions system since a civilian court on Oct. 16 tossed out the 2008 conviction of Osama bin Laden's driver in a ruling that disqualified material support for terrorism as a retroactive war crime.
In it, Ruiz said, he seeks dismissal of the case and argues that the 9/11 judge, Army Col. James Pohl, should adopt the same "ex post facto" interpretation of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit when it vacated the conviction of driver Salim Hamdan.
The 9/11 accused are charged with different crimes in a more up-to-date format of the court, which was reformed by President Barack Obama after he took office. Hamdan was convicted during the Bush years. But Ruiz said in a statement describing his filing, "The Hamdan decision strikes at the heart of an already frail and unsettled military commissions system."
A notation on the sealed docket indicated that Pentagon lawyers for another of the Sept. 11 accused, Mohammed's nephew, Ammar al Baluchi, 35, joined in the filing.
Their military judge, Pohl, said in recent hearings at the remote U.S. Navy base in Cuba that he expected briefs on the implications of the Hamdan decision. Others are also considering the consequences of the Hamdan decision.
The Justice Department has not yet decided whether to appeal it to the U.S. Supreme Court. "We continue to review the court's opinion," Dean Boyd, a Justice Department spokesman, said on Monday.
So-called Australian Taliban David Hicks, who like Hamdan was repatriated not long after his conviction, has said through an attorney that he will seek to have his war crimes conviction vacated, too.
Lawyers for a former CIA captive, Majid Khan, were also researching their options, said Army Lt. Col. Jon Jackson, Khan's Pentagon appointed attorney.
In February, Khan pleaded guilty to providing material support for terrorism and other war crimes, admitting he helped moved al Qaida money that was ultimately used in a bombing, in exchange for the possibility of eventual release from Guantánamo for his testimony at the war crimes tribunal.
Khan faces a 2016 sentencing hearing and the question is whether the material support for terror charge can simply be dropped or if his guilty plea will need to be revised.


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There's no need to wait until Christmas to have a wonderful time.
Love Life today and enjoy Autumn in all its Glory.
Here are 5 ways to simply enjoy November to the full.
1) Mmm! Mussels…
Take a refreshing walk along the beach or through the colourful woods at Sandringham and then sit back and relax with the family by a cosy log fire in our bar, and enjoy a bowl of steaming Brancaster Mussels – making Winter all the more welcoming!
2) Clever savings! Winter Dining Restaurant Promotion (From 1 November).
For every £25 you spend in the restaurant (incl. Pre- Christmas parties!) we reward you with a £2.50 gift voucher – so when you've finished all your Christmas shopping you can still treat yourself to a great meal out.
3) MSM (Monthly Set Menu)
Introducing our brand new MSM Menu bringing you Great Food at Great Prices. Together with Tuesdays Curry & a Pint evenings at only £10, Your Dining Club Member Benefits, special event nights (see below) & our fabulous Daily Take Away service you can really start planning some regular days off in your kitchen.
4) Event Nights!
Wednesday 13 November 2013 – Mussels Night
Unlimited 'Moules et Frites' – Only £15 per person – Cooked & Served to order in 4 delicious sauces – Discover your favourite – Book your table now on 01485 571765
Wednesday 27 November Italian Night
Fun evening with a two course buffet of delicious Italian dishes. Only £17.50 per person. Proceeds & Raffle on the night in aid of the new Sedgeford village Defibrillator. Bring Your Friends & Book your table now on 01485 571765
5) Great Value 3 night Shortbreaks.
Classic Double Room Only £250, Superior Double Room Only £275.
This rate is for 2 persons and includes our award winning breakfast.
Enjoy your pre-Christmas and festive celebrations with us!
Plan ahead and book your special event now to avoid disappointment.
Call us now on 01485 571765
* Pre-Christmas Dinner Party – from 1/12 for parties of just 2 – 60 persons
Includes Voucher Scheme, Grand Christmas Prize Draw, Pre Dinner Cocktail for
Dining Club Members, festive crackers. See our website for menu.
* Christmas Day Lunch – Sorry! Sold out! – Reserve list only
* Boxing Day Lunch/Dinner – only a few spaces left!
* New Years Eve Dinner – set menu – bookings taken now.
* 3 Night Accommodation Christmas Package – Sorry! Sold out! – Reserve list only
For full details of all of the above see our website on www.thekingwilliamsedgeford.co.uk. or call us and book now on 01485 571765.
We look forward to welcoming you soon to The King William Country Inn & Restaurant!
Nick & Lili Skerritt


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We just got an e-mail moments ago informing us that Lincoln Drive will be closed between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. tomorrow for road repair and maintenance. Igf you're planning a trip downtown tomorrow, you should steer clear of Lincoln Drive.
From the release: Southbound Lincoln Drive traffic will be blocked at Wissahickon Drive. A marked detour will carry traffic to the end of Lincoln Drive at Ridge Avenue, by way of Walnut Lane. • Northbound traffic will be blocked at all entrances to the south end of Lincoln Drive. No detour is provided for northbound traffic due to the numerous entrances. Suggested detours are Walnut Lane or Schoolhouse Lane.
The temporary closure will allow City employees from a number of Departments to safely work on guide rail repairs, inlet cleaning, pothole repairs, tree cutting/pruning, and other maintenance work to the roadway and adjacent facilities. Due to the volume of workers and equipment pedestrian and bicycle traffic are prohibited during this closure. This work has been scheduled for weekend hours in order to expedite repairs and minimize disruption to motorists. Police Department assistance will be on site to help maintain a safe traffic flow in the area.
All work will be completed and traffic will be restored by 5:00 p.m. For the duration of the work, Streets Department crews will make every effort to minimize the inconvenience to affected drivers, residents, and businesses. The Streets Department thanks citizens in advance for their patience and cooperation during this project.


text: Jon Forrest wrote: > Wouldn't the effect of vibrations from multiple drives depend > greatly on the mechanical properties of the bay enclosure and > the chassis itself? For example, I have a 16 bay enclosure that's > built like a tank (I know because I dropped it once). I would > think that the vibration of one drive would barely be noticed > by others. Of course this question could be answered by measuring, > assuming the presence of the right instrumentation, which I don't have. I've seen little correlation between weight and vibration. After all even the built like a tank hardware is still noisy. >> * Consumer drives (at least the non-media ones) often have occasional >> thermal recalibrations. This seems better these days, but last thing >> you want is a recal triggering a degraded array. > > What does the RAID controller and OS see when such a thing happens? Just a delay between read/write and the answer. Usually there is a timeout, after all a completely dead drive might never answer. >> * Consumer drives will go to heroic efforts to read a bad sector, exactly >> the opposite of what you want in a RAID drive. In a RAID it's >> better to >> fail and yell bloody murder... especially when the rereading a sector >> a bunch causes the raid to time out and drop the disk. > > But wouldn't failing and yelling bloody murder be treated by > the RAID controller the same as when a drive times out? Correct. > In either > case, I would expect the RAID controller to see the drive as having > failed. Then, when you replace the drive you'd cause a RAID unit > rebuild which is a very dangerous thing to do these days given how > large drives are and the chances of an I/O error occurring during > the rebuild. Well you don't want the drive hiding the fact that you had to retry 10 times to read a sector. Sure smartctl can track this kind of thing, strangely hardware RAID controllers often hide that info from the operating system. Basically for a raid you want a yes you have this block or no you don't have a block within a fairly low time windows. Especially in the gruesome case of a manual rebuild where you don't want the marginal sectors sending your drive into la la land preventing you from getting the perfectly healthy blocks off. It all comes down to it's easier to deal with a sorry, can't get that block within 50ms then handle a drive that disappears for 10's of seconds at a time. The kind of nightmare scenarios I've seen is a 16 disk array bit rot starts, the array looks perfect, but of course the number of invisible retries starts increasing. If you are using a pathetically old kernel (like say the standard RHEL kernel) you don't have ECC scrubbing. Then of course a drive drops, you go to rebuild, then a 2nd drive hits an error (that has been silent till now). Then you are in a position where you want to scan all drives and hope that the errors that you find are not aligned with the errors on other drives. With RAID edition drives you can do such a rebuild in a reasonable amount of time, with desktop drives, even one that is 99% good blocks can lead to very high rebuild times. I'm guessing that when a 120MB/sec consumer drive is providing 20-30MB/sec that it's service life is shortened, but I've no numbers to back that up. In the same conditions a raid edition drive provided 75MB/sec or so with or without vibration. Manufacturers are starting to mention the number of drives in a RAID... they seem to be differentiating between single drive, 2-4 drive arrays, and larger. >> Of course manufactures claim various things about error rates per billion >> bits, designed duty cycles (40 hours a week vs 24/7), improve temperature >> envelops, and related. Alas while this is nice to hear I've not seen any >> direct results because of it. > > I too agree it would be nice but neither you nor Google appear to be > seeing it (assuming, as one poster said, that we're all using the > same definition of "enterprise drive"). > > What's surprising to me is that if this were true then I'd expect the > manufacturer's warranty to be different for the two classes of drives. > Maybe this is the reason that Seagate is changing to a 3-year warranty > for their consumer drive (I haven't seen anything about the warranty > for the enterprise drives). Hrm, well, I don't see why a consumer drive shouldn't last 5 years for a consumer (when used as a consumer) and an enterprise drive shouldn't last 5 years for enterprise use. >> As an example, 500GB wd caviar $64.99, 500GB WD RE3 $89.99. IMO if >> you are >> building a raid or heavily used 1U with a ton of fans the extra $25 is >> worth it. > > If there are real differences between the drives then this would be an > easier decision. There doesn't appear to be a consensus, however, that > the differences in the field are significant. I've personally seen a large difference in performance delivered (as a percent of peak) due to vibration.


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BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox have agreed to terms with outfielder Jonny Gomes on a two-year contract that would reportedly pay him $10 million.
The Red Sox have not announced the deal. But a baseball official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because Gomes had yet to take his physical, said on Monday that the terms were agreed to.
Gomes is a career .244 hitter who batted .262 with 18 homers and 47 RBIs for the Oakland Athletics last year.
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Configuring Strong Wi-fi (802.1x) Authentication in Linux
Don't Use WEP, WPA is Not Broken
In this tutorial series, we'll first see how 802.1X authentication fits into the big picture of wireless LAN security. Then we'll configure the authentication settings in Ubuntu. Lastly, we'll review the manual configuration of 802.1X supplicants. Lets get started!
Back when the vulnerabilities of WEP encryption for Wi-Fi networks were uncovered, the IEEE and wireless industry started developing new protocols and standards. They came up with the 802.11i, a standard to finally implement a fully secure encryption mechanism for wireless LANs. Before it was completed, the Wi-Fi Alliance released the Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) encryption standard, loosely based on 802.11i using TKIP for the underlying encryption. Later they released WPA2, which includes full support for 802.11i using AES/CCMP encryption.
As many news outlets have discussed lately, there have been more flaws found in the first version of WPA. However, unlike some reports say, it hasn't been cracked; full encryption keys or passphrases haven't been recovered. The flaws apply to the underlying TKIP encryption and affects both the Enterprise and PSK modes of the first version of WPA. This does not have anything to do with WPA2, which uses a fully secure AES/CCMP encryption. Though WPA currently provides adequate security, especially with long and mixed character passphrases, you should try to migrate to WPA2--and make sure you don't use WEP at all.
The two modes of Wi-Fi Protected Access
Both WPA and WPA2 can be used in two very different modes: Enterprise (802.1X/EAP) and Personal (PSK). In full WPA and WPA2 implementations, wireless clients authenticate themselves via the 802.1X/EAP protocol to an external RADIUS server, whereas the Personal mode doesn't. Though the Personal mode is much easier to setup and is fine for residential use, it is necessary to authenticate clients on business networks. Instead of entering static encryption keys into clients, the keys in the Enterprise mode are negotiated and changed automatically in the background after authentication when connecting to the network.
This dynamic keying of the Enterprise mode has real-world benefits. The actual encryption keys that unlock the Wi-Fi connections aren't stored on the computers like with the Personal mode. Therefore, if a computer is stolen, the thief doesn't have the keys to the network. Plus employees would never see the keys. They'd present a username and password, digital certificate, or smart card in order to access the network, which would be used in the 802.1X authentication. These credentials could be revoked by the network administrators as needed, unlike when using the Personal mode, where they'd have to change the encryption keys on all the computers.
802.1X supplicants
A fancy name for the client software that represents the client end of the authentication is a 802.1X supplicant. You input the credentials into the supplicant. The supplicant communicates with the authenticator, such as a wireless access point or switch, which then talks to the authentication (RADIUS) server.
So in order to connect to a 802.1X-enabled network, you must install a client. Years ago this wasn't the easiest task when using Linux. Cisco and Microsoft basically held the only supplicants. Even though open source supplicants were developed, they weren't very simple to configure. However, now some Linux distributions have integrated the 802.1X settings into the OS GUI, where configuring them and inputting the credentials is pretty trivial.
The two main 802.1X supplicants projects in Linux are Xsupplicant and wpa_supplicant. The Xsupplicant has been around since 2003 and is developed by Open1X and backed by the OpenSEA Alliance. The wpa_supplicant has been around since 2004 and is developed by Jouni Malinen and other contributors. Both clients run on Linux and Windows and have a GUI application in addition to text-based configuration. The wpa_supplicant project also supports BSD and Mac OS X.
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Paula Scher's Exquisite Book of Lying "Maps"
The legendary designer beautifully distorts borders and names.
On a recent vacation in Chile, I found myself in a car rental office, staring at a 7-foot tall map that listed my destination (Pucon) in two locations—one about an inch below the airport, near the lake that made it a tourist attraction and one about an inch above it, near nothing of note.
"Unbelievable. There are two Pucons," my friend announced, alarmed. Given that Murphy's Law had ruled our trip thus far, the possibility that I had booked a cabin in the wrong Pucon loomed. Fortunately, after consulting several other maps, we concluded that there was indeed just one Pucon. The deceptive city double to the north was some sort of printing error. (Never mind that such a problem might have deterred a more discerning rental agency from hanging the map on the wall.)
Although the superfluous Pucon was an unusually egregious—and obvious—error, maps lie all the time. The consequences of these untruths vary; late people, lost commerce, international conflict. Or sometimes distorted shapes and lines simply endure, unnoticed by all the most discerning map readers.
Influential graphic designer Paula Scher, whose book MAPS was recently published by Princeton Architectural Press, was raised by one of these nitpicky map fiends, her father. (Even if you're having trouble conjuring Scher's name, you've seen her work. She made a name for herself designing album' covers in the '70s and then went on to become a legend as a partner at Pentagram, creating iconic logos for big brands like Citi.) Scher's father was a photogrammetric engineer, who worked on aerial photography for the mapping division of the U.S. Geological Survey, and he could not scan a map without pinpointing an error.
"He taught me that maps are totally inaccurate," Scher tells me over the phone. Even, for instance, her favorite childhood map—an aerial photo of her neighborhood—misrepresented the curve in an important road, her father taught her.
After a lifetime processing imperfections, however, she decided about 12 years ago to embrace these mistakes. As a creative outlet on the weekends, she began to paint maps packed full of exquisite, colorful lies. Cities are misspelled and misplaced, borders are simplified or in some cases deleted, countries are bloated and shrunken.
It all began with a tiny painting of the United States that left out Utah, not because of any ill will toward the Mormon- and snow-filled state, but because Scher simply felt like it. When making maps for artistic purposes, one can do such things. Over the years the maps grew bigger; Scher would spend months filling wall-sized canvases with geographic misconceptions.
Some of her maps are political—her map of Florida, for example, includes voter details from the 2000 presidential election. Others are simply driven by a feeling; without ever having visited India, she filled the country with bright pinks. Africa is depicted as a black-and-white continent "because the politics seemed so stark," she says. Of course this upset a number of people who denounced her presentation of such an undeniably colorful content.
Scher actually likes a bit of criticism. Initially her maps were something she had no plans of sharing with the world; she considered them a form of "serious play," her term for energizing creative pursuits that one does entirely for oneself. (She talks about this concept more in this TED talk—it's a must-watch for bored creative people.) But once she realized that the world was interested, she wanted to provoke a response.
Scher founded her early career on her hatred of the then-omnipresent typeface Helvetica. These days, however, what bothers her much more are infographics.
"They are so fashionable. They are designed … to appear to be unauthored, as if they were created by a computer," she explains. But in fact they are created by individuals to prove particular points. "My maps are the opposite of that. This is personal; this is my opinion," she says. And looking at her South America, with its sexy colors, hand-painted lettering, and absurdly misplaced islands, there's no trendy illusion of objectivity.
Prints of Paula Scher's maps can be purchased via 20 x 200. Her book is available here.


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Pentax has been in the waterproof digital camera arena since 2005, if we don't count the earlier water resistant models, with the release of the Pentax Optio WP. Megapixel counts have soared since that first 4.9 megapixel model, and waterproof cameras are now expected to be durable in addition to watertight. Pentax has struggled to maintain its lead in the category, and over the past few years offerings from Olympus and Panasonic have boasted more rugged ratings and better image quality. The WG-1, which came out last year, was Pentax's attempt to revitalize the flagging waterproof line with a new, hyper-rugged and ostentatiously designed camera. While the new emphasis was welcome, the camera was flagged for missing shake reduction, noisy images, and fiddly controls.
The WG-2 GPS is their latest attempt to win back some market share, and this time they've really pulled out all the stops. The WG-2 is waterproof to 40 feet, shockproof from a 5-foot drop, crush-proof to 220 pounds of force, cold-proof to 14 degrees Fahrenheit, and dust-proof. While these features as well as the GPS and LED ring light are bound to appeal to outdoorsmen, Pentax has also switched the WG-1's CCD sensor out for a shiny new 16 megapixel backlit CMOS sensor. This change should provide better images in low light as well as stunning 1080p video wherever your travels take you, but read on to see if it delivers.
Body and Design - Pentax WG-2
There's little doubt upon handling the Pentax WG-2 GPS, a disappointingly large camera, that it means business. Although mostly made up of a grippy matte black plastic, the camera is reassuringly solid and the front is reinforced with bright orange metal plating. Unlike the Sony-inspired minimalist designs found on almost all cameras today, the WG-2 makes a show of the screws and gaskets that keep everything together. There's no explicit grip on the front, but the slanted cuts throughout the plastic make it easy for your fingers to find purchase. These design elements make it appear as though the camera has suited up in armor for a medieval duel, a design choice we're sure wasn't lost on the marketing folks. While we weren't about to test the limits of the WG-2's durability (Pentax isn't quite that indulgent), the build certainly seems hardy enough.
The visually busy front of the camera stands out mostly for the six LED lights that surround the lens. They are inlaid into an inwared-pointing ring that helps direct the lights toward a macro subject. The 5x lens itself is entirely housed within the camera body, typical for a waterproof camera, and zooms from 28-140mm at f3.5-5.5. The flash sits in the top right corner of the front plate.
The top of the camera houses a shutter button and On/Off button, as well as a hump above the flash for the GPS unit. The back of the camera features a 3-inch 460,000 dot 16:9 LCD screen with buttons arranged to the right. A small zoom toggle sits at the top of the back, with Playback button below and 4-way controller and OK button in the center. Below the controller sits a Menu button, a Face Recognition button, and the Green button. The battery and card sit in a compartment on the underside of the camera, and there's also an HDMI output on the side. Also of note is that the camera doesn't come with a standard wrist strap but rather a piece of webbing and carabiner. While some may find this useful, it's extremely annoying to shoot with for normal snaps around town.
User Experience and Performance - Pentax WG-2
Pentax has opted to group scene settings and shooting modes all within one unpolished menu, which is accessed by pushing the Mode button on the four-way controller. There are two normal shooting modes, Auto and Program, in addition to a number of more specialized scene modes. These include the usual suspects of Flower, Macro, Night Scene, Kids, Pets, Fireworks, and Sports, as well as Underwater, Frame Composite, Report, and Digital Microscope. This last option, which is described, "Capture the bigger images of the closer objects," actually gets remarkably close to the subject but does so at the expense of resolution (see left). It's on images like these where those LED lights really come into their own, illuminating a subject just a millimeter from the front element. Pentax has also decided to shelve the video options in with these other modes, and as the camera doesn't have a Record button you must manually switch between stills and video by menu diving.
Because the WG-2 doesn't have a Quick Menu for changing shooting settings, Pentax has included the Green button to provide fast access to whatever it is you need. When pressed, the Green button brings up an on-screen completely customizable four-way controller. For example, you can have the up directional change contrast, the down modify white balance, the left adjust exposure compensation, and the right change focusing area. It's a system that works quite well, although certain settings are grayed out in full auto mode.
It would have been nice if Pentax had allowed the user to map the Face Recognition button to another function too. It's unlikely users will be changing this between pictures, and direct access to something like exposure compensation would have been a nice touch. The Green button is good, but necessitates two button presses to access your desired setting.
Shot to shot times are pretty poor on the WG-2 and autofocus, even in bright light, takes a second to lock on. The focus assist light really speeds up the process in lower light, but it doesn't always turn on when it should. The continuous burst mode shoots about one picture a second, which barely qualifies as burst at all, and the faster 3fps option reduces resolution to a grainy four megapixels (see left). Menu operation and image review, on the other hand, are both fast and there's absolutely no wait while scrolling through images in playback.
The WG-2's downfall is the physical controls. In their pursuit of ever-stronger and more impressive ratings, Pentax seems to have forgotten that people actually need to use this thing. The buttons are difficult to push and the zoom toggle is too fiddly for larger fingers. The shutter button is especially difficult to compress, resulting in blurrier images and distractingly jumpy beginnings and endings to video clips. Pentax hasn't included shake reduction in the WG-2 either, a much-needed feature if they continue to use these same confounding buttons.
Image Quality - Pentax WG-2
Unfortunately, the new backlit sensor does little to help the WG-2's image quality. Images are mottled and washed out throughout the ISO range, including the base ISO of 125. Blue skies appear grainy and fine details are frequently washed away by noise reduction smearing, even in bright sunlight. These smearing problems seem to plague some backlit CMOS sensors, particularly those starting at odd ISOs like 125, so we aren't particularly surprised by the results. Images taken in the "Natural" mode are probably too muted for most people's taste, too, so definitely turn the camera to "Bright" if you prefer some pop.
As the ISO ramps up the WG-2 actually holds its colors quite well, which don't shift dramatically until ISO 6400. While the colors may look decent, the noise levels at ISO 1600 are too high for normal use and we suggest sticking to 800 or below. This mediocre noise performance paired with the relatively slow f3.5-5.5 lens and missing stabilization make low-light shooting one of the WG-2's real weak points.
The camera's lens didn't impress much either, yielding sharp results in the center but noticeably blurred details toward the outer edges of the frame at wide-angle. Chromatic aberrations are commendably well controlled, even in dramatically backlit scenes, but flare was a real problem with streetlights or the sun in the frame.
Video quality on the WG-2 is lackluster as well, exhibiting severe compression artifacts along with very poor mono sound. You are able to zoom while capturing, but the camera uses digital rather than optical zoom, yielding out-of-focus and exceptionally grainy unusable footage.
Conclusion - Pentax WG-2
The Pentax WG-2 GPS offers little to recommend it over other all-weather cameras from the competition, and at its current price point is out-performed by models costing nearly $100 less. The camera's controls are fiddly and frustratingly difficult to press, the image quality is unimpressive throughout the ISO range due to excessive smearing and drab colors, and autofocus and shot-to-shot times are relatively poor. The durability ratings are quite impressive, yes, but there are many models waterproof to 30 feet that will leave users much happier. Pentax has included fancy new features like GPS in the WG-2, yes, but has somehow forgotten to include something as basic as image stabilization. Despite the WG-2's eye-catching design, ultra-durable ratings, and handy LED lights, this rugged camera is a tough one to recommend.
There are a couple other options for those looking for similar durability ratings in a much better camera than the WG-2. Olympus has recently fought its way back into the game with the TG-1 iHS, a similarly durable model that boasts an impressive f2-4.9 zoom lens and also has an LED light, making this the best option in the category. Also give the well-reviewed Panasonic TS4 a look, which is waterproof to 40 feet and currently selling far below the WG-2's price point. Nikon's AW100 is also worth a look. Although not rated to 40 feet, the AW100 has received glowing reviews and represents a real bargain for the features.


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About the DJCT Academy Program
The DJCT Academy Program is for U8 through U10 players and is designed to build a solid foundation for the young players before going into Select soccer. Through the Houston Dynamo curriculum, the DJCT Academy Program will develop the proper technical skills for each player and the Houston Dynamo tactical playing formats for each team. This is to help the player learn the Houston Dynamo way as they progress through the program.
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Vaginal lacerations are tears in the vagina or in the skin and muscle around the vaginal opening. Tears most commonly occur in the perineum. The perineum is the area between the anus and the opening of the vagina.
There are four degrees of vaginal laceration:
The deeper vaginal lacerations may occur during
vaginal delivery. Examples of causes include:
Minor lacerations can occur during sexual intercourse.
Tell your doctor if you have any of these risk factors:
There are usually no symptoms of vaginal laceration.
Your doctor will be with you during labor and will see any tearing if it happens. The seriousness will be based on the size of the tears and what muscles are affected. If the doctor thinks you may tear during pushing, she may recommend an
episiotomy. This is a surgical incision of the perineum. An episiotomy will make the vaginal opening temporarily larger so that the baby does not tear the vagina or the surrounding muscles.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment options:
First degree tears are superficial. They often do not require stitches and will heal naturally. Second degree tears are deeper into the tissue, require a few stitches, and then heal well afterward. Third and fourth degree tears require more stitches to be repaired correctly.
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If you have a more serious laceration, your doctor may recommend that you take a stool softener and follow a special diet.
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The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
Women's Health.gov
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Clinical management guidelines for ostetrician: gynecologists.
ACOG Practice Bulletin.
Leeman L, Sprearman M, Rogers R. Repair of obstetric perineal lacerations.
Am Fam Physician.
Perineal massage in pregnancy. American College of Nurse-Midwives website. Available at:
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Cities are often associated with mixed emotions. They can sometimes make us feel insecure, disconnected and lonely, even in a crowd; while, in other moments, they provide the setting for the happiest events in our lives.
Whether we are conscious of it or not, urban spaces have a huge impact on how people participate in public life. Regular readers of this blog know that the original concept of the public sphere originates from the agora in ancient Greek city-states. The agora was a physical place where people gathered to deliberate and exchange their opinions – a true marketplace of ideas. The modern public sphere has now shifted more into the virtual realm, through various technologies and social media.
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These clear, flexible safety goggles protect against significant eye impact hazards such as flying debris and splashes. Acetate lenses resist splashes while the pliable frame enhances comfort and fit. Features a wide, comfort-fit adjustable band.
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These high quality chemical goggles protect against all types of chemical, liquid and metal splash as well as coarse dust. Ideal for laboratory work, chemical handling, and stone dressing. Can be worn comfortably with prescription glasses or alone. Indirect venting permits proper air circulation while protecting against chemical or dust entry.
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Since the Foundation's inception in 1985, the community has stood shoulder to shoulder to support the work of the St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital.
The St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital started out as a humble small town Hospital, but now serves as a model of innovative and fact-based patient care excellence for cities, towns and villages throughout Southwestern Ontario.
The Foundation has invested more than $25 million in our Hospital. In fact, the quality of care that the St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital offers to our community today is testament to the impact of your continued philanthropy and proof that it is money well spent.
Ultimately, our goal is to have a measurable impact on the quality of healthcare delivered at the St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital by:
1. Investing in 21st Century medical equipment, as well as the simple dignities of life.
2. Investing in the physical infrastructure of our Hospital.
3. Investing in the education and training of our nurses.
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Tiong Bahru Heritage Walk #79
What stories lie behind this charming conservation neighbourhood dating back to the 1930s? Who are these streets named after? Explore the charming corners, picturesque alleys and great food offerings of Tiong Bahru with our heritage guides!
Each of our walks is guided by our passionate and experienced volunteers, some of whom have lived in Tiong Bahru for many years. Walk with us and learn more about the rich heritage of Singapore's oldest public residential estate - from stories of prominent pioneer community leaders such as Tan Tock Seng and Tan Kim Cheng, to residents who were born in the air raid shelter during World War II, to religion and rituals, culture and food, and more.
MEETING POINT: Tiong Bahru Community Centre Admin Office (access from Seng Poh Road via gate between Blocks 72 and 77, across from Tiong Bahru Market/Seng Poh Garden). Please note that the CC entrance on Eu Chin Street off Tiong Poh Road is closed due to major construction work. You may still reach the CC office by walking along the back lanes adjacent to the CC compound.
Our walks are free of charge, but we gratefully accept donations that will go towards supporting renovation works for Tiong Bahru Community Centre.
Approximate duration: 2 hours
Please aim to arrive at least 10 minutes before start time.
Walks might be cancelled in the event of very heavy rain.
There is no need to print your ticket. Please arrive early to register at the CC.
- Bring a small torchlight, or install a flashlight app on your mobile phone.
- Bring a earpiece (compatible with mobile phones/mp3 players) to connect to our portable wireless radioguide, so that you can hear our guides better.
- Wear comfortable attire and footwear
- Use sunblock, sunglasses and insect repellent
- Have a bottle of water with you
- Pack an umbrella or poncho. Walks will continue in light rain.
- If you drive, please arrive early as parking spaces are very limited on weekends. Please use the car park behind Block 78 Guan Chuan Street, which is a 3-minute walk from the Tiong Bahru CC.
Please us send your questions through this Peatix system.
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Below: Tucked below Block 78 Moh Guan Terrace/Guan Chuan Street/Yong Siak Street is an air raid shelter which served (and saved) the residents during the intensive air shellings of Singapore in 1941-42. Don't miss this rare opportunity to visit the shelter and hear about how residents survived the wartime in Singapore's first public bomb shelter in a residential estate .
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- Tiong Bahru Community Centre, 67A Eu Chin Street Singapore
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Meeting Point: Tiong Bahru CC Admin Office (access via gate between Blocks 72 and 77 Seng Poh Road). Tel: 63235838


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It started with a crazy longing for a dog. We don't need a dog. We already have three cats and our children are high-need. Our daughter has Asperger's (a high-functioning form of autism) and our son has autoimmune issues. My hands are quite full, but somehow I'd find myself looking at petfinder.com, or the Greyhound rescue sites, or the Golden Retriever rescue sites. I'd stare longingly at the faces in need of adoption. I'd send their photos to my husband's e-mail at work. He'd e-mail back, "We don't need a dog." I knew he was right.
Then, about a year ago, I was asked to review the book A Friend Like Henry by Nuala Gardener. It is about a boy with autism and the amazing gains he made with his Golden Retriever by his side. My wheels started to turn. Is it possible a dog could help with the intense meltdowns our daughter experiences when she becomes overwhelmed? Is she "autistic enough" for a service dog? With the encouragement of fellow bloggers I checked it out and found 4 Paws for Ability. It is one of the only organizations in the country that places service dogs with children under 18, and yes, they do train dogs for children with Asperger's.
4 Paws for Ability does not let people purchase service dogs. Each family must fund raise between $11,000 and $14,000 depending on what the dog will be trained to do. The dogs receive between 400 and 600 hours of training before being placed with a family. The families must also be trained and are required to attend a ten-day session in Xenia, Ohio, where 4 Paws is located.
We thought it would take at least a year to raise the funds, but once my husband and I got over our pride and asked for help, the money came pouring in. Musician friends altruistically performed a benefit concert in our hometown in upstate New York. Friends, neighbors and a local church made generous donations. The power of the Internet was lassoed and virtual friends who'd followed my blog came out of the woodwork to donate money. One blogger friend organized a fund-raising autism/mommy blogger dinner in Boston with author John Elder Robison who wrote a book about growing up with undiagnosed Asperger's.
To our amazement, we raised $11,000 in less than two months. The goodness of people is overwhelming.
Then came the waiting. For ten months we didn't know who our dog would be. In the meantime, we had to videotape Riley's meltdowns and send the tapes off to 4 Paws. As the time drew near, they studied the tapes and matched her with the perfect dog for her.
Jingle is her name-o! We met her this week. She is an adorable Australian Shepherd/Boxer mix and we are here in Xenia, Ohio, in the middle of training. I'm typing this from our hotel room. (Yes, we bring the dog back to the hotel with us every night for ten days!)
I'll be blogging throughout the training, and will continue to tell our service dog story at my blog Full-Soul-Ahead! It is a thrill for me that The Bark will be featuring some of these posts on its website. We hope you will join us for this incredible ride.


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Bar has long been a favorite destination of man. Bars also is a term been redefined to describe the manner in which certain individuals engage in conversation.Are you feeling lonely,dissappointed?And you need to have pleasure and Fun?This is some of the popular bars in Los Angeles that answers your problems.
Seven Grand
Library Bar
Villains Tavern
The Varnish
Piano Bar
The Edison
Melody Bar & Grill
4100 Bar
Far Bar
The Misfit Restaurant + Bar
The Bazaar by José Andrés
Bar 107
The Rooftop at The Standard, Downtown LA
Frolic Room
Good Luck Bar
The Federal Bar
Ye Rustic Inn
Beer Belly
Tom Bergin's
The York
Casey's Irish Pub
Redwood Bar & Grill
Gold Room
The Griffin
Spring St. Bar
The Red Lion Tavern
The Dresden Restaurant
The Thirsty Crow
Father's Office
Westside Tavern
HMS Bounty
Broadway Bar
Wurstküche Restaurant
Tompkins Square Bar and Grill
Frank 'n Hank
The Roger Room
The Wellesbourne
Tavern Restaurant
Caña Rum Bar
Next Door Lounge
Bar Lubitsch
Bacaro L.A.
R Bar
Cha Cha Lounge
Hank's Bar
The 3rd Stop
Golden Gopher
Lost & Found
Harvard & Stone
Philly West Bar & Grill
The Short Stop
Oldfield's Liquor Room
Little Bar Lounge
Burgundy Room
For more results of Bars in Los Angeles, California click here : http://us.wowcity.com/losangeles/?what=bars
Bars can make our lives more meaningful.Its a place wherein we forget our burdens in life.Different bars had a different ways to to give pleasures to their costumers.


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Jeff Lindsay
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About the Author
Jeff Lindsay is the New York Times bestselling author of the Dexter novels, which debuted in 2004 with Darkly Dreaming Dexter. They are the basis of the hit Showtime and CBS series Dexter. He lives in South Florida with his family.


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Barbecue it, saute it, even use it in a dessert. Six terrific tofu recipes will change the way you think about this versatile food.
Thai-Style Tofu
Spicy, Crisp Tofu on Mint-Avocado Salad
Japanese Chilled Tofu
"Barbecued" Tofu
Lemon Cream With Blackberries
Strawberry-Banana Tofu Shake
Tofu 101
There are two types of tofu: silken, also referred to as Japanese, and regular, or Chinese. They both come in soft, firm, and extra-firm consistencies (as well as low-fat), but these two tofus serve different functions in the kitchen. Silken tofu is smooth and creamy, much like a custard. It comes in aseptic packages as well as refrigerated. The difference between the soft, firm, and extra-firm varieties lies in the amount of moisture each contains; soft has the most, extra-firm the least. All three, however, are delicate and fall apart if handled too much. For that reason and for its velvety texture, all types work well in blended dishes that require a smooth, creamy consistency, like salad dressings and puddings. Regular tofu has a firmer texture than silken -- whether soft, firm, or extra-firm. But even soft tofu is not as creamy as a firm silken tofu. Regular tofu, which needs refrigeration, keeps its form when cooked in dishes like soups and stir-fries. It requires pressing, a simple process that removes some of its liquid and allows the tofu to absorb flavors better.
How to Press Tofu
Lay cut tofu on a baking sheet lined with a double layer of paper towels. Place two more clean towels on top of tofu and add another baking tray. Place a heavy skillet or another weight on top to press out excess liquid, 20 to 30 minutes.
recipes by Elizabeth Germain | photographs by Sang An


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Growing up as the son of professional wrestler Baron von Raschke, Karl Raschke laughingly recalls a childhood that was wonderfully unique. "Weird things happen when Mad Dog [Vachon] is in your living room when you come home, and your parents are nowhere to be found."
By now, every wrestling fan, particularly if they grew up watching the Minneapolis-based American Wrestling Association, is acquainted with the story of wrestling's most beloved superheel, Baron Von Raschke.
As Nebraska's native son, amateur wrestler Jim Raschke was an Olympic hopeful, winning championships and medals. He later broke into the pro ranks under Verne Gagne, and parlayed his athleticism and gentility into beginnings as a solid, if bland, wrestler. But, once corrupted by Mad Dog Vachon, young Jim disappeared and from the smoke and wreckage emerged Baron Von Raschke, a snarling German terror and master of "The Claw," a deadly hold that even casual fans knew how to apply to their younger siblings.
For Karl, who was more into punk rock than wrestling, there was no thought of training to step through the ropes as Baron Von Raschke, Jr. "Joe Pesek told my dad, 'My advice to you is work for a little while, make some money, and quit.' It was a rough business. My dad never offered and I never asked."
Instead, Karl devoted himself to photography, and after being awarded a McKnight Foundation Artist Fellowship in 2010, the seed was planted to create a film about his father's life as a pro wrestler.
"We did the play ["The Baron," produced in 2007 by Minnesota's History Theater], and I started thinking that my dad's story is interesting and would make a good movie."
Enter Phil Harder (formerly of Harder/Fuller Films), a veteran producer of music videos and commercials.
"Phil was at a talent agency casting for a video, when he saw my dad's headshot hanging on the wall," recalled Karl. "He remembered the Baron from watching wrestling with his grandpa. Phil said, 'He was the scary one! That guy was crazy!"
As Harder used the Baron in his videos, he became friends with the Raschke family, and he and Karl began to discuss collaborating on a film. With Harder's strong visual sense and production skills, the creation of a formidable team became all but inevitable. According to Karl, "Phil has a good way of conveying the sense of chaos and intensity of this era of pro wrestling. We wanted to capture that moment, that older point of view of wrestling with the old-school roots."
Karl expresses a sense of pride in his father's work, saying, "When I was a kid and I went to the matches to see my dad, it was obvious from the crowd reaction that he's good at what he does, that he's a master storyteller. I really knew that this is a craft, and he's very refined. His job is to tell a story in the ring, a whole story rooted in logic. It has to make sense and spring from the 'Truth,' with a capital T."
"I basically do a version of what my dad does, because what he does is an art. His career is an inspiration for the root of where I'm at. 'Do your own thing; make your own culture happen.' [The wrestlers] are making it happen and blowing the roof off the place. I credit my dad for my own artistic and creative impulse," Karl revealed.
And how do Mr. and Mrs. Claw feel about the film?
"My dad's not into self-promotion, they're just having fun. I like watching my dad be The Baron, and he likes being The Baron, so it was just an excuse," Karl laughed.
The making of this film is also a son's tribute to his father, both as a performer, and as a person. "My dad is remembered and beloved by even the non-hardcore wrestling crowd. I have memories of going to shows with him when I was a kid, if they weren't too far, and it wouldn't be too late. I would stand next to him, outside some high school arena, after the show, and my dad would sign every autograph. He didn't leave until everyone had their moment with the Baron. A lot of people's memories of those moments pour forth on Facebook. This film is a labor of love. I want people to know about my dad's sensitivity and intelligence."
The Claw: a documentary on Baron von Raschke, is projected to be completed at the end of this year. Some scenes are still slated to be shot, and the filmmakers are seeking licensing rights for historic footage to include in the film. A Kickstarter page has been created for fans to express their support and check out some supremely cool T-shirts and movie posters that have been created for the film.
As Karl Raschke explains, all of the funds raised via Kickstarter will be "going into making the best movie possible."
And dat, as the Baron himself would say, is all you need to know.


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At Eagle Newspapers, our mission is simple: to provide our readers with the most compelling, current and local content and to offer our advertisers a cost-effective means of communicating with their customers. Eagle's 35 employees focus on fulfilling this mission through our seven weekly newspapers, websites and niche publications. Our award-winning journalists live by the motto, "If it's local, it's news!"
Each week, Eagle produces the Cazenovia Republican, Eagle Bulletin, Baldwinsville Messenger, Eagle Observer, Eagle Star-Review, Skaneateles Press and The Eagle. Our newspapers are a mixture of paid subscription weeklies, free publications and total market publications. The weekly circulation of our publications is approximately 35,000, and combined with Syracuse Parent, Prime, Clay Insider and Syracuse Woman Magazine, our printed publications are read by more than 100,000 people each month.
In addition to our newspapers, web sites and niche publications, Eagle has a full-service design and commercial printing department, allowing us to produce marketing materials, fliers, business cards, brochures, menus, newsprint publications and much more. Our goal is to produce compelling work at an affordable price, and many of our clients have been with us for decades.
To pinpoint a date for the inception of Eagle Newspapers is impossible. Some of our publications have been ingrained in the communities they serve for more than 200 years, while others were launched in 2011. Our company, in its present form, was created in October 2009 when Community Media Group, LLC purchased Eagle Newspapers in the greater Syracuse market, and Spotlight Newspapers in the Capital District region.
The company and its staff are deeply rooted in Central New York, and our employees actively participate in service organizations, chambers of commerce, charitable groups and community events. We're proud of this involvement, and feel that the quality and commitment of our staff is the driving force behind the success of our company. As publisher, I can truly say I work with some of the most intelligent and dedicated professionals in this industry. They make me proud to be associated with this company.
Feedback from our readers and advertisers, either positive or critical, makes our newspapers and publications stronger. I'd like to invite our readers and advertisers to contact me at (315) 434-8889 ext. 302, by email at email@example.com, or in person at 2501 James St., Suite 100, Syracuse, NY 13206. I'd be more than happy to make your acquaintance.
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Julian Davidson tackles a beast of a hubba with a backside five-0 on our cover and has a heavy 20 Questions inside. Check out LRG in China, a gnarly Chima Ferguson interview, Seu Trinh's gritty Boyz N The Hood feature, and more. Coming soon to twskate.com: Killer Mike's extended Reverb interview, Matt Gottwig's Video Check Out, Wallpapers from this issue, and more.
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text: Online registration is now open for the 3rd Annual Sub-9 Death March! https://www.bikereg.com/Net/17877 Teams of two compete to be the first to reach a select list of historical cemeteries in and around the Hoosier National Forest. A digital picture in front of each cemetery sign will be proof of reaching the check-point. Teams will race to FIVE mandatory check-points, two of which will be drawn and announced the morning of the event. Check-points can be reached in any order, using any route! The Sub-9 Death March offers four divisions: Men's, Women's, Co-ed and Tandem ~ $80 (per team) Early Bird Registration - now through January 31 ~ $100 (per team) General Registration - February 1 through March 6 ~ $120 (per team) On-site Registration if spots are open! Go to www.sub9deathmarch.com for all the info from this year's event!


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Trained boxer turns out to be bad target for mugger
SEATTLE -- An unarmed man tried to mug a trained boxer last Wednesday outside a Capitol Hill boxing gym, according to the Seattle Police Department. It didn't go well for the alleged mugger.
According to the police report for the incident, the victim was about to enter Seattle Boxing Studio around 10:30 a.m. when the suspect grabbed his gym bag and refused to let go.
After a struggle over the bag, the suspect let go in order to lunge at the victim, according to the report. So, the victim punched the suspect in the mouth, knocking him to the ground.
The suspect got back up and started throwing punches at the victim, who was able to avoid every one of them, according to the report.
Eventually the suspect gave up and walked away. At this point the suspect made his second mistake of the morning (the first being to attack a boxer, obviously).
The suspect headed directly toward the nearby Seattle Police Department East Precinct, so the victim and a Seattle Boxing Studio instructor were able to follow him and point him out to an officer sitting in a patrol car outside the precinct.
The officer caught up with the suspect in the 1200 block of East Olive Street and arrested him.
The victim suffered a possibly broken hand when he punched the suspect in the face.


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I asked the mod over at RS customs about pinning the charity thread at the top of the customs section. He said, I need to talk to Philip about it. So, I pm'ed Philip with my request. His answer was "No."Somehow if this had originated at his site, I think his answer would have been different.
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