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Rat Rod design and animation.
Spacecat, Catstronaut or Catsmonaut- whichever you prefer. Animation cycles and concept.
BigRig Towing – Designed in Photoshop, test animation cycle in GraphicGale. It's a cool program but Photoshop is such second nature that I ran back for future animations… plus his gimpy arm both bothers and intrigues me, so it stays clunky.
Lo-Fi Vs Hi-Fi friendly buddy. Obviously higher resolution runs at a higher speed – that's just science.
Friendly ghosts had nothing to do with the extinction of mammoths, but these images side by side do raise suspicion.
The interns. Yes, some may appear to be past those youthful post-college years, but careers can change at any point, please don't judge them.
Animation test in Spriter2D- A cool animation rig based system for 2D art.

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The Village of Four Seasons is a gated year-round resort community located at the base of Elk Mountain Ski Area. In the Village you'll enjoy many amenities including outdoor pools, tennis, a private lake for swimming and boating (non-motorized boats only), year-round activities & staff, security & more. For more information on all the Village has to offer, visit their web site at www.vofs.com.
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Having raved so much in my last post about the IFAN museum in Dakar, I thought it only fair to mention the excellent National Archives in Nairobi. I'm here for meetings, but had a half-day free. It was a difficult choice between the Giraffe Centre (where apparently a raised platform enables you to look giraffes in the face and even feed them), and the Archive Centre (with its new exhibition of traditional African art I had read about on the flight from Dakar), but eventually I settled on the latter and am very glad I did.
For only a $3 entry fee I saw a superb collection of stuff from Kenya, Somalia, Ethiopia, Mali, Nigeria, Ghana and the Congo, amongst others, including an extensive section on traditional African jewellery. I don't have any particular interest in jewellery, but was fascinated by the history of the beads brought to Africa from India, then Europe, and more recently India again. Apparently a few centuries back there were entire communities in the Czech Republic making beads destined for Kenyan tribes! At different times in history the various tribes in East Africa have used flakes of ostrich egg, antelope toe bones, coral, glass, melted down aluminium cooking pots, brass, amber, shells, and even giraffe tails in the making of jewellery. There was a lot of information in there and also some beautiful exhibits. They have so far missed a trick though in failing to set up a shop selling replicas, which was a good thing for my bank balance!
Then back at my hotel I went out into the shady little garden, but the procession of different birds came more quickly than the speed at which I could identify them in my newly acquired Birds of East Africa guide book. I only went back inside when the birds became outnumbered by the biting mosquitoes. This weekend I am going to Lake Nakuru with my Mum and am hoping that the rainy weather doesn't encourage all the wildlife to stay in hiding. Hopefully I will get a nice photo of the flamingos to add to this post.
Back from Lake Nakuru (but without my camera cable - will add photos later so please revisit this post after 16 April!), I just had to say what a beautiful place it is. Part of the Rift Valley, it is an alkaline lake surrounded by hills, with a population of some 2.8 million flamingos. I had read that their numbers had recently declined, but that was hard to believe as I looked out at a sea of pink. I was able to get surprisingly close to them - such strange creatures, both elegant and ungainly at the same time - and I was really surprised by the noise they made. Our guide said it was the beating of their wings, but it sounded more like drumming on the water surface.
In addition to the flamingos there were marabou storks, sacred ibis, zebra, giraffe, warthogs, buffalo, impala, waterbuck, ostriches, kudus, two types of gazelle, white rhinos (we saw five, mostly at pretty close quarters), rock hyraxes, a crested eagle and a group of beautiful black and white colobus monkeys. All helped by a cloudless blue sky and a very few other tourists. Worth getting up at 5:30 for, definitely!
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Im really enjoying reading your blog Louise. I hope you have a great time with your mum, and please send her my best wishes.
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A botched magic trick leaves the Beavers completely fur-less and tied to a pole. Faced with the embarrassing task of getting back to their dam, Dag freaks out. Norb, however, revels in his nakedness, pushing his brother to get over his hang-ups. Eventually Dag does, with the help of a cheerful song about furlessness they learn from a herd of singing sheep.
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Mifflintown in Juniata County, Pennsylvania — The American Northeast (Mid-Atlantic)
Westminster Presbyterian Cemetery World War Memorial Avenue of Trees
preserved by
General Thomas Mifflin Chapter
in memory of soldiers
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World War
Dedicated November 11, 1940
Erected 1940 by General Thomas Mifflin Chapter, D.A.R.
Marker series. This marker is included in the Daughters of the American Revolution marker series.
Location. 40° 34.361′ N, 77° 23.757′ W. Marker is in Mifflintown, Pennsylvania, in Juniata County. Touch for map. Marker is near the flagpole, just inside the main gate of Westminster Presbyterian Church, near 3rd and North Streets. Marker is in this post office area: Mifflintown PA 17059, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 4 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Juniata County War Memorial (approx. 0.2 miles away); Civil War Memorial (approx. 0.2 miles away); Juniata County (approx. 0.2 miles away); John Harris (approx. 0.2 miles away); Fort Bigham (approx. 2.4 miles away); Mexico (approx. 3.4 miles away); First White Settlement in the Juniata Valley (approx. 3.4 miles away); Col. William Patterson (approx. 3.4 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Mifflintown.
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- Wolfville Elms, Wolfville – Wed. Feb. 28, 10:15 a.m. – led by Jane Hynes
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Scientific publications
Т.А. Чекрыжева.
Фитопланктон озер различных ландшафтов южной части Республики Карелия (Вендюрская группа и Заонежье)
// Труды КарНЦ РАН. No 1. Сер. Биогеография. 2017. C. 62-74
T.A. Chekryzheva. Phytoplankton of lakes in different types of landscape in Southern Karelia (Vendyurskaya group and Zaonezhye) // Transactions of Karelian Research Centre of Russian Academy of Science. No 1. Biogeography. 2017. Pp. 62-74
Key words: phytoplankton; taxonomic composition; abundance; biomass; lakes; Karelia
The phytoplankton of nine lakes located in different types of landscapes in the southern part of the Republic of Karelia was studied in spring and summer seasons of 20112012. In seven of the lakes phytoplankton was studied for the first time (lakes Gizhozero, Lelikozero, Myagrozero, Kondozero, Korytovo (Zaonezhsky Peninsula), lakes Koverjarvi, Rapsudozero (Vendyurskaya group). The highest species diversity in lakes of all types of landscapes was demonstrated by diatoms (20-42 % of the total number of species) and green algae (17-42 %). Each lake had its specific algal flora, and degree of their similarity measured by the S0rensen index was low. Quantitative indicators of phytoplankton in the lakes varied over a wide range of values. Phytoplankton abundance ranged within 5.8-1060.5 thousand cells/L (with an average of 160.1 ± 29.1), and biomass ranged from 0.010 to 1.374 g/m3 (0.209 ± 0.04 g/m3 on average). Data clustering using 26 variables showed different levels of relationship both between lakes and between their groups. It was found that the main factors influencing the total abundance and total biomass of phytoplankton, as well as the abundance and biomass of different groups of algae are the catchment area/water surface area ratio, total nitrogen and phosphorus, water catchment area, mineralization, lake surface area, pH and color. We obtained significant positive correlations (at a level of p < 0.05) between the structural indicators of phytoplankton and nutrients (total nitrogen and phosphorus).
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Price worth 20% of points: The July 24, 2013 action (Ordinance No. 24528) by the Jefferson Parish Council requires that price be part of the evaluation criteria in selecting firms for providing non-professional services, and that "the cost evaluation shall be worth twenty percent (20%) of the total points assigned." Before adopting the new law, price was not required to be part of the evaluation process.
- Why 20% isn't always appropriate: While price should always be part of the evaluation criteria for selecting consultants and service providers (other than architects, engineers, and related professionals), mandating that price always be 20% is misguided. It is an art form to determine, on a case-by-case basis, how to weight the points between qualifications and price. But Jefferson Parish has turned this art form and important discretionary decision, into a rigid formula that will often yield unintended results. The points to be assigned based on price should be lower when the qualifications and judgment of the consultant are more important and the scope of services are less prescriptive. On the other hand, when the scope of services are more prescriptive and the qualifications of the consultant or service provider less important, then price should be a higher percentage of the overall points. Click here to read an earlier blog posting of mine on the subject.
Political influence in the selection process: Unfortunately, Jefferson Parish's new ordinance does not address the need to reform the selection process by removing the Parish Council from the decision making process. After all evaluation scores have been tabulated, the Council provides unwarranted discretion to the council member in whose district the work will be performed, to select any of the firms who submitted proposals, even if they were not the highest rated firm. This politicization of the selection process does not promote openness and transparency in public procurement and contracting and may lead to abuses of power. The Jefferson Parish Council, as the legislative branch of government, performs many of the functions that are typically performed by an executive branch in implementation and administration.
More information:
- Click here for a July 29, 2013 news article from The Times-Picayune in New Orleans. I'm quoted in the article.
- Click here to read my blog from December 2, 2013 on "Consultant Selection - New Orleans Style."
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Class to Night Out: Full Circle Skirt
Do you struggle with transforming your outfits from day to night? Don't worry, CF is here to help turn that daily annoyance into a fun challenge. Class to Night Out focuses on one piece per week, and aims to help you take your look from study sessions in the library to dancing the night away.
Blame Mad Men for this one, guys. It's no secret that classic, ladylike pieces have been all the rage this season, but I've always had a hard time figuring out how to make them campus-appropriate. When you're a little more dressed-up for class (a.k.a. not wearing leggings), it's hard not to feel like you're being judged. No one ever said a fashionista's life was easy...
So, how can you wear something like a full circle skirt without feeling like you're in costume? Below, I'll be showing you two looks -- one for day, one for night -- to keep this gorgeous silhouette fresh and modern.
(Pssst - if you're looking for more tips, we recently did a whole guide to wearing a full circle skirt - check that out for more info!)
Full Circle Skirt: Class
Skirt, Tee, Jacket, Flats, Bag, Earrings
Get a youthful-yet-chic daytime look by pairing your skirt with a classic striped long-sleeved tee. Very Parisian, non? Keep things casual with a rugged dark-wash denim jacket -- playing with texture creates nice contrast that keeps you from looking too dolled up!
Simple but sophisticated accessories are key for tying the ensemble together. Grab a pair of basic black ballet flats, a to-die-for kelly green bag, then complete the outfit with a pair of elegant pearl studs.
Full Circle Skirt: Night Out
Skirt, Top, Pumps, Clutch, Necklace, Earrings
When you're working with such a classic silhouette, it can be tempting to go all-out '50s pin-up girl, but adding modern twists here and there makes this skirt much more versatile (and bar-friendly if you're 21+). Pair it with a slouchy-chic grey tee and a blinged-out bib necklace for a youthful spin that's perfectly on-trend.
Now it's time to grab a chic black-and-white cross-body bag and a pair of classic ankle-strap pumps to add some extra glamor. Complete the look with extra sparkle - a pair of giant crystal earrings will do the trick!
Your thoughts?
Would you wear a full circle skirt? How would you style this one? Be sure to let me know what you think of the outfits in the comments, and what other pieces you'd like to see featured on Class to Night Out!


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Use flick in a sentence
- It was not tropical, this picture of Sheila Llyn; it was a flick of northern life in a summer sky. [11]
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When you think of catchphrases, your mind might automatically go to dodgy comedy characters – but sitcoms and sketch shows aren't the only programmes that keep us reassured with repetition. Heck, even Crimewatch has one ("Don't have nightmares").
But some of the best catchphrases on screen come courtesy of our fave reality shows. And now it's time to pit them against each other – just like they pit their hapless contestants against each other – to figure out which one will win our crown and some kind of dubious prize before fading back into obscurity…
14. "It might be you"
Show: I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!
I'm a Celeb is reliably one of the best reality shows of the year, but they really need to come up with a better way of announcing who's doing the Bushtucker Trials. We get the whole "building tension" thing but seriously, there's delayed gratification… and then there's spilling our tea because we've fallen asleep on the sofa.
13. "Whose ex is next?"
Show: Ex On The Beach
In fairness, we don't watch Ex On The Beach for the catchphrases, we watch it for the shagging, drinking and fistfights (because, yes, we're bad people). Still, Ex On The Beach seems utterly desperate for "whose ex is next" to become a thing, given that we hear it about every seven minutes. As if this show needs padding.
12. "Who goes? You decide."
Show: Big Brother / Celebrity Big Brother
Iconic. This is literally a catchphrase summing up the very premise of the show, but it's gone down in history (see also: "You are live on Channel 4, please do not swear", a simple practicality that turned into an actual symbol of the series). One of the best things about "you decide" is hearing how Marcus Bentley's voice has morphed from "regular Geordie" to "utter parody" over the years, but what lets this one down is that when the producers begin meddling in the action it's ripe for angry fans to huff: "You DON'T decide" like they've just said something heartbreakingly original and poetic. Stop it.
11. "Your Saturday night starts right here"
Show: The X Factor
We get that this is supposed to be life-affirming, but it just reminds us that we're in our pyjamas and slippers eating cold takeaway pizza and watching a bunch of hopefuls attempt to warble their way to a record contract… and we're most definitely not out painting the town red. On the plus side, Dermot always accompanies it with a special twirl, which mostly manages to distract us from the depressing reality of our existence. So yay?
10. "Smize"
Show: America's Next Top Model
Never say Tyra Banks isn't creative. A few cycles in to the never-ending hamster wheel that is America's Next Top Model, she came up with a new trick for her models to master – the "smize" (or, alternatively, 'smiling with your eyes'). This unfortunately caught on and from then it was a downward spiral into lessons on the "booty tooch", so we now apologise for any times we tutted at smizing. It was, clearly, the lesser of many evils.
9. "I'm coming to get you"
Show: Big Brother / Celebrity Big Brother
Back when Big Brother was just quite mean, Davina used to announce that she was coming to get the evicted housemates, like a mum in her dressing gown wearily picking up their drunken teen from a rave gone wrong. It was comforting. It was kind of sweet. It has since been completely dropped in favour of watching the rejects tremble their way through the boos on their own. (See also: "It's all pantomime.")
Show: Strictly Come Dancing
Len Goodman may have now retired from Strictly, but his ability to say numbers in interesting ways will live on in all of us. "A ten from Len" is all very well, but nothing quite compares to the guttural bellow he issued forth whenever giving a celeb a perfectly mediocre score, adding a bit of glitz to an otherwise quite boring mark. Why someone hasn't done a mash-up of this and Monica explaining the erogenous zones in Friends, we'll never know.
7. "It's time. To face. The music."
Show: The X Factor
So simple, and yet so effective. We only have to hear this to get pumped up about more Louis Walsh, more Deadlocks and more terrible covers of classic songs. What's more, it's taken tips on building tension with the three parts of the catchphrase now so spaced out – and so crammed with backstage footage and serious-face acts and judges looking cocky – that it's sometimes hard to keep track of where you actually are, and we like that kind of enigma in our shiny floor shows.
6. "Keeeeeeeeeeeeeep dancing!"
Show: Strictly Come Dancing
Look, mate, we're not dancing. We're sitting on our behinds watching you gullible fools do the work. We're not going to keep dancing. That said, anything with an elongated vowel is fun to say and when it's got an associated movement, we're going to be putty in your hands. (That little back-and-forth sway that goes with the catchphrase, by the way, is always so out of sync and generally rubbish that we know everyone's brains are already in the backstage bar.)
5. "Soggy bottom"
Show: The Great British Bake Off
There are two reasons that The Great British Bake Off went from little factual entertainment cult hit to pop culture behemoth. One was when that squirrel got its nuts out. The other was that there is something oddly charming about Mary Berry complaining of a "soggy bottom". It's sort of rude, but only in a very British way. The innuendo might have become ever more explicit and the "soggy bottoms" might now feel a little bit like they've been forced in with a greased-up spatula, but we still get a little frisson of sniggery joy every time we hear it.
4. "I'm a celebrity… get me out of here!"
Show: Unsurprisingly, I'm a Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!
A catchphrase so good they named the show after it (imagine, though, if The Great British Bake Off was just called Soggy Bottom? We might not have to after its move to Channel 4). Anyway, some people might say that "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here" is too long to be a really successful catchphrase. Those people are wrong. Ant and Dec yelling it from the bridge at the start of each show is rapturous, but its real value comes when a terrified, trembling, teary celebrity tries to stutter it out through a mouthful of bugs or while being slowly strangled by some form of viper. It's the longest safe word ever.
3. "On your marks, get set, BAKE"
Show: The Great British Bake Off
We know people who genuinely hit the mute button when they know this catchphrase is coming because they can't bear the way Mel and Sue over-egg the pudding, as it were. Frankly, we think that's the true joy of it. We read once that Sue Perkins says she apparently loses all ability to control her vocal chords on the word "bake" because she detests the catchphrase so much. That's the sort of mild rebellion we can get behind – one that involves silly voices.
2. "You're fired"
Show: The Apprentice
Pleasingly brutal. Unless Lord Sugar inserts a "with regret". That's just bullshit.
1. "Don't f**k it up"
Show: RuPaul's Drag Race
As so often, RuPaul's Drag Race is a winner. This is a show built on the joy of catchphrases – "Sashay away" is one of the best elimination phrases ever, while: "If you don't love yourself, how in the hell you gonna love somebody else?" is the sort of uplifting, motivating thing that we don't expect to hear in the notoriously cruel reality genre. The triumph, though, has to be "don't f**k it up". For goodness' sake, that's just good advice.
BONUS: "They decide whether to share… or to shaft"
Show: Shafted
Not strictly a reality television show. Frankly, not strictly a show that anyone would really recognise as television. But utterly, gloriously, hideously embarrassing for Robert Kilroy-Silk, and therefore it deserves a mention whenever possible. So here it is.
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The pictures of Subaru BRZ GT300 secret testing pictures is released. Subaru will be participating the the 2012 Super GT series. The 2012 Super GT will kick off in Okoyama International Circuit (Japan) on the 31st of March 2012.
As the name of the car suggests, it will be competing in GT300 category of the Super GT series.
Have you watched the Subaru BRZ GT300 intro video? Bravo to the marketing team of Subaru for making this awesome video!
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Llanelli had home advantage and, as it turned out, territorial advantage as well, but bottom-of-the-table Rhayader held out for a point.
Rhayader spent precious little time threatening the home goal, but they pounced after only six minutes, when Dylan McPhee collected a punched clearance, and drilled a 25-yard effort through a crowded penalty box.
Llanelli scored from a corner straight from the restart when a near-post ball was flicked on, and Carl Mainwaring forced the ball home. Desperate defence from Rhayader cost two yellow cards, but Llanelli could not get the vital goal.
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The Showbiz Christchurch 2018 season of Wicked is the New Zealand theatre company premiere of one of the most successful shows of all time on Broadway and winner of three Tony's, six Drama Desk Awards and a Grammy for the original cast album.
Wicked tells the incredible untold story of an unlikely but profound friendship between two girls who first meet as sorcery students at Shiz University: the blonde and very popular Glinda and a misunderstood green girl named Elphaba.
Following an encounter with The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, their friendship reaches a crossroads and their lives take very different paths. Glinda's unflinching desire for popularity sees her seduced by power while Elphaba's determination to remain true to herself, and to those around her, will have unexpected and shocking consequences for her future.
Their extraordinary adventures in Oz will ultimately see them fulfill their destinies as Glinda The Good and the Wicked Witch of the West.
With music written by Grammy, Tony and Academy Award-winning composer Stephen Schwartz (one of only four composers to have three of their shows last for more than 1000 performances on Broadway) the Showbiz Christchurch season of Wicked will be directed by Stephen Robertson, with musical direction by Richard Marrett, and choreography by Stephen Robertson and Glen Harris.
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Dr. Reisfeld is one of the world's top hyperhidrosis surgeons. This page describes the most effective types of surgery, depending on the location and severity of a patient's hyperhidrosis. Dr. Reisfeld is the only surgeon in the world who is an expert at all three major procedures listed below. This gives him unparalleled expertise in performing these surgeries:
- For those who suffer primarily from severe and excessive hand sweating (palmar hyperhidrosis), endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy is most appropriate. Learn more about Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy (ETS)
- For those who suffer from severe excessive foot sweating (plantar hyperhidrosis) as their primary or only area of excessive sweating, or for those patients who did not see any results from endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy, endoscopic lumbar sympathectomy is appropriate. Learn more about Endoscopic Lumbar Sympathectomy (ELS)
- For patients suffering from excessive armpit sweating (axillary hyperhidrosis), the current method is axillary suction currettage.
- Patients who suffer from excessive hand sweating as well as armpit sweating can benefit from a slightly modified ETS approach.
Learn more about Surgical Treatment of Axillary Hyperhidrosis
- Even though ETS and ELS are very effective in treating hyperhidrosis in specific areas, these surgeries cannot be performed at the same time. At least 6 months should be allowed between each surgery. This time allows the body to adjust to physiological changes. It is up to the doctor and patient to determine which surgery is most appropriate for the patient.
Advantages of ETS Surgery For Hand Sweating
- ETS is the only procedure available that provides a proven surgical solution to excessive hand sweating (palmar hyperhidrosis).
- The procedure is proven to be safe and effective.
- This procedure has a 98-99% success rate.
- Dr. Reisfeld is highly experienced, performing the procedure on an almost a daily basis.
- Patients are able to go home the same day.
- Patients are able to return to their normal daily routine within a short time.
- For more information on ETS click here
Details of The Surgery (ETS – Endoscopic Thoracic Sympathectomy):
- The procedure itself is done on an outpatient basis. The patient returns home or to their hotel the same morning.
- The operation is done under general anesthesia. Two very small incisions are made.
- Air is inserted through the incision into the chest cavity. The reason for the air is to push the lungs away from the operation site. At no time does the lung collapse because we use single lumen intubation to prevent this from happening. This means that air is exchanged through both lungs throughout the entire procedure. Different ETS surgeons use different techniques. Some surgeons use double lumen endotracheal tubes, which in turn, can lead to a collapsed lung. Even with a collapsed lung, however, the lung will go back to its normal position once it is inflated again.
- Endoscopic equipment (a fiber optic camera and a working instrument) is then inserted. Two high-resolution monitors are placed on either side of the patient, so the doctor has a perfect view of the custom-made instruments he is using.
- The sympathetic chain is located along the rib's head.
- The endoscopic instruments are used to clamp the T3 to T4 segment of the sympathetic nerve node responsible for the cause of excessive sweating. Four titanium clips are placed on each side of the nerve chain. In cases of severe armpit sweating, clips are applied on the T5 level. The total amount of clips can range from 4 to 6. The theoretical basis for this idea is the fact that most of the sympathetic innervation to the head area originates at a T2 level. Leaving this segment intact renders more body surface (upper body) with sympathetic innervation, which results in less compensatory sweating. In 2006 Dr. Reisfeld completed an important clinical study on patients showed that the number of patients with severe compensatory sweating was reduced when the procedure was done at the T3-T4 level compared to the T2-T3 level. At the present time, for patients with the typical symptoms of sweaty hands, sweaty feet, and armpit sweating, Dr. Reisfeld performed the sympathectomy on the segment between the 3rd and the 5th rib. More clinical studies and research will need to be done to prove this further, but Dr. Reisfeld is very pleased with the findings so far.
- Once the surgery is completed, the air is taken out and the lung returns to its normal position. The instruments are carefully removed.
- The incision is then sutured internally with absorbent sutures. This eliminates the necessity for suture removal.
- The process is then repeated on the other side of the chest.
- At the present time, clamping is the procedure of choice, and the one recommended by Dr. Reisfeld. The primary reason for using this clamping procedure, is that it leaves the possibility for easy reversal if needed. If a patient is unhappy with the results of the procedure, a reversal may be done by performing a nerve graft operation. This procedure is much more involved, and time consuming when compared to clamp removal. In the clamping method, reversal is much easier because it simply requires removal of the clips, and by doing so gives the nerve segment the ability to regenerate. It has been shown that some patients who had the clamps removed showed less compensatory sweating (compensatory hydrosis or reflex sweating), or a total recovery from their previous symptoms.
- Patients who have an similar problem with sweating in the hands and armpit area will benefit from the endoscopic thoracic sympathectomy on levels T3, T4, and T5. In other words, for those patients who describe their excessive hand sweating as equal to their excessive armpit sweating, adding sympathectomy at the T5 level will give them a higher chance of minimizing or eliminating their armpit problem as well. On the other hand, if patients only have excessive armpit sweating, Dr. Reisfeld's current opinion is that a sympathectomy should not be done for isolated armpit sweating.
- What happens to the rest of the sympathetic chain?
There is tremendous overlap in function within the sympathetic chain, so there are no known long-term side effects. As the name implies, this is a chain of ganglia and not just one nerve.
- Do you collapse the lungs during surgery?
No, Dr. Reisfeld uses the single lumen intubation method. This allows air to go in and out of the lungs at all times. Surgeons that are using the double lumen technique collapse the lung on the side they where they are operating.
- Dr. Reisfeld has performed dozens of clamp removal procedures. The results vary but about 50% of those cases showed improvements in their clinical condition. This translated into a reduction of compensatory sweating, better exercise tolerance, re-appearance of sweat in the hands and upper body, etc. Obviously more time is needed to come to any definite conclusions, but even in these scenarios, the results are promising
- Most patients are able to walk out of the medical center within 2 hours after surgery. Regular physical activity and returning to work are both possible in one week or less. Scarring is minimal (About 10mm or 1cm), as the incisions are small and well hidden in the folds of skin.
- Dr. Reisfeld personally checks up with each of his patients post surgery to ensure they are perfectly taken care of, and to answer any and all of their questions. Dr. Reisfeld takes pride in his excellent patient care. This is very evident in any of the patient testimonials he has received. To read what patients, from all walks of life, have to say about Dr. Reisfeld click here.
- To learn more about how this life changing procedure could possibly help you, please contact us. Do you have a question that is not answered here? Just ask and we will answer. To ask your question click here.
Lumbar Sympathectomy – For Excessive Foot Sweating:
This particular procedure was added to the variety of surgical treatments for focal hyperhidrosis in 2006. Pioneering work was done in Brazil, Austria, and France. This work showed that a lumbar sympathectomy could be done efficiently, safely, and successfully for those patients with excessive plantar hyperhidrosis (foot sweating).
In this procedure, the doctor creates an incision to access the sympathetic chain that runs along the lumbar vertebrae. The operation is done under general anesthesia and takes about 1 to 2 hours. Patients typically go home the same day. However, in rare instances, some patients stay at the hospital for one night and then go home the next day.
If the operation starts early in the morning, the resulting pain and discomfort can be brought down to a minimum, enabling the patient to leave the medical facility 2-3 hours later. Typically patients can return to normal activities, such as work, within a few days.
In rare cases, the patient's anatomy may be more difficult, so the operation may take a little longer. It should be re-emphasized again that because this is a more involved operation, that some patients may need a slightly longer stay at the medical facility. Dr. Reisfeld is always cautious to ensure the patients safety and well-being, so travel plans may be adjusted accordingly.
With the experience accumulated since about 2007, it became obvious that athletes with very developed lumbar area muscles were a special case. The sympathetic chain might be located between or underneath the muscle in these instances. This discovery was crucial, but it also meant that the procedure would need to be altered for athletes.
The operation is done endoscopically. In this approach there are three small cuts made on the side of the abdomen (flank region). The largest cut is about 15mm or 1.5cm, and the other two on each side are about 5-7mm. Through these cuts, endoscopic equipment is inserted. A space behind the abdomen is developed, and then the sympathetic chain running along the lumbar vertebrae is located.
The sympathetic chain is then clamped below the second lumbar vertebra. It is important to be at that level, to reduce the possibility of side effects. The exact location is confirmed with the help of X-Rays during the operation. In extremely rare cases, there may be a necessity to convert the operation from an endoscopic approach, to an open approach. The only difference here, is that one of the incisions is slightly longer. The amount of pain and the time spent at the hospital are the same.
The reasons that sometimes necessitate conversion to an open approach are: obesity, anatomical variations, and safety. The operation has about a 97-98% success rate, and it can help those patients where plantar hyperhidrosis is a major problem.
Make sure before any decisions are made to discuss the particulars of this operations with an experienced hyperhidrosis surgeon. To ask questions and learn more about how this life changing procedure could possibly help you, please contact us.
Treatments for Excessive Armpit Sweating:
- In isolated cases, excessive armpit sweating can cause substantial discomfort, embarrassment, and social anxiety. There are a lot of treatment options, such as aluminum chloride lotions or antiperspirants. There are many varieties on the market as well (over the counter or prescribed).
- BOTOX® Cosmetic also exists as a potential treatment to control armpit sweating, but it is costly and temporary.
- Multiple surgical approaches have been used, from excision of the skin in the armpit area, to less invasive procedures where the inner layer of the armpit area skin is curated. Varying degrees of success have been noted.
- Laser ablation or energy applied to the armpit through ultra sound ablation were used with somewhat inconsistent results. The opinion held by Dr. Reisfeld, is that the axillary suction curretage option has better long term results, but even in the doctor's capable hands, results can vary. The procedure is short and results in a minimal amount of pain. Some swelling and discomfort are to be anticipated but those are temporary.
- To learn more about how this life changing procedure could possibly help you, please contact us. It is important to note that patients should always try conservative methods and consult with their doctors before embarking on a surgical approach.
Groin Sweating:
For those patients who suffer primarily from groin sweating, visit our groin sweating page to learn about the options available.
Can I do the operation if I have scoliosis?
Yes, but we would need to know the degree of scoliosis. In experienced hands, this anatomical variation can be handled. Experience on the doctor's part is needed to locate the nerve, which could slightly be off the regular course as a result of the condition.
Hyperhidrosis Questions:
For questions please fill out the form on our contact us page so we can better understand your condition in order to better answer your questions.
The information on this site is not to be used for diagnosis and or treatment, or to be used in place of professional medical advice from your doctor or physician. This web site is intended as an introduction to suction curettage. When considering this or any surgical procedure, consult with your surgeon for any additional information regarding the surgery, risks, complications, recovery, and results.
August 21, 2018
Hello my name is John I'm 33 in Los Angeles and I have a huge issue with sweating. Even though I sweat throughout my whole body I don't have severe concentration in my hands and feet. Most of my sweating happens on my back, face, butt, groin, head, armpits and everywhere besides your popular 2 locations. I'm just about out of options, can you help?
August 5, 2018
Hi, I had T3 cut almost 3 weeks ago mainly to cure sweaty palms, my palms are nearly dry now and i noticed improvement in my feet. In regard to compensatory sweating it has happened on my lower back region & abdomen, it's mild and not happening all the times, unless it's very hot and it's not a bothersome. However the effect of the surgery is not symmetrical, as the right side sweat a bit more than the left one, including hand, armpit and forehead. The armpit is the main problem as it sweats profusely as before the surgery while the left armpit is nearly dry. The question is, do i need a redo surgery at the same level for the right side? Did my doctor miss an accessory nerve or something? Or i just need to do a redo surgery to cut at T4 to get a symmetrical effect? Many thanks.
July 1, 2018
I am 53 female. I sweat extremely bad from top of my head to my chest, yes it is embarrassing when I do anything in public, simple a sweeping the floor. Don't know if it has anything to do with this disorder, doesn't hurt to ask.
June 26, 2018
I have a slightly different question. My son is 28 and he is a type 1 diabetic. For the last five to six years whenever he eats he breaks into a sweat from the top of his head to his feet. He has to have a towel by him for every meal. He won't even go out to eat anymore in public. It's not just a little bit of sweat. It looks like he's just gotten out of the shower. What would cause this? It is not just hot foods. Even ice cream does this. This is bizarre.
May 21, 2018
Hi, I am suffering on a daily basis of hands, feet and armpits. It ruins social situations, schoolwork and my self esteem. I need this surgery more than anything so and I have read almost everything on this website but I need to know; how old do you need to be for this surgery, and what insurances does it cover?
November 15, 2017
How old do you have to be to get the surgery? how much will it cost? I hand it in my hands AND feet. I really want it done because its hard doing school work because my paper just gets soggy and wet
November 11, 2017
This International Hyperhydrosis Society came up on google. THey advise against the lumbar surgery for excessive foot sweating saying that it causes too much compensatory foot sweating. One person said now they sweat all over their body…profusely. Is all this true?
November 7, 2017
I'm a 54 year old male. I sweat profusely from the sides of my head and back. It is controlling my life in many ways. I can't do many things I need to do on a daily basis. Please help me find help near 34957
October 21, 2017
My sneakers feel like I jumped in the pool with them on that's how much sweat comes off my feet what can i do for this problem?
August 30, 2017
Hi, does the surgery lose efficacy over time? I had the surgery performed in 2003. My palmer hyperhidrosis significantly decreased to nearly nothing. However, I am starting to notice a decrease in compensatory sweating and an increase in my palmar hyperhidrosis.
August 29, 2017
Since very young, I have sweating issue all over my body from head, facial, hand, armpits, & feet dripping badly. Done various treatment like ionto, pills and roll on application. Always had bad migraine after treatment. As of now, most bother me is my feet as it's stink! If I am in the room/office/car, within half & hour, the place is stink! Having Low self esteem. Every new shoe I bought, stink after wearing the 1st or 2nd time. I live in Asia, the doctor here told me there is no one in the world who could do feet surgery. I am extremely disappointment untill I saw your website. I would appreciate if you could email me to share with me more about the treatment and cost.
August 30, 2016
I am a 25 year old male with excessive sweating on hands, feet, uderarms, and the butt, is there any resolution?
July 27, 2016
I am almost 23 years old and I have had excessive sweating of my hands and feet since I was little. It has always been bothersome to me and I have had many awkward and embarrassing situations, as well as prevent me from doing certain activities sometimes. I have gotten blisters while wearing heels because of the constant rubbing of my feet as well. I am taking some form of Rubinol which works pretty well sometimes, but sometimes it does not or takes a very long time to work depending on when I take it. It was prescribed by a dermatologist around 2 to 2 1/2 years ago and I don't like the idea of being tired to this medicine. Unfortunately is dries out my mouth and eyes often as well which is pretty uncomfortable and I know can bring other problems. Is this a type of procedure that is covered by insurance?
February 9, 2016
Good day .
I am a 30 year old male living in South Africa, and I had the ETS operation when I was around 12 years old. My hands stopped sweating successfully after the operation. My feet are still sweating excessively . The feet "sweating",over the years, I learned to cope with it and adapt how I dress to avoid the effects of it. I will definitely would like to go for the ELS. I do however sweat Abnormally on my back and chest now, not so heavily my armpits. The problem is with the chest and back sweat ,You cannot always hide it and it is triggered very fast. Is there a procedure to help this as well?. Is it possible that this is like a side effect or "compensation" for the previous operation I had?. I would also love if you had any details on doctors in S.A that could help. My local GP is not sure who the surgeons are that could perform this around here. Regards
January 14, 2016
Hello, I'm a 24 year old female who suffers from extreme hand sweating and feet sweating. I'm currently 7 months pregnant and due late February. After the baby, how long should I wait to inquire your office about surgery options? I'd like to get this done asap but want to make sure it's the right time and my body is ready for a procedure. Also, many years ago I looked into getting surgery to correct my sweaty palm problem and the doctor told me that there was a 70% possible chance the sweating would start to occur on my head, butt, thighs, stomach, etc. So I chose not to move forward with the surgery. Is this a true possibility regarding your type of procedure ? Thank you.
October 12, 2015
Hi, I am 23 and suffer from excessive sweating in hands and feet. My job requires me to interact with people on a daily basis and I have to wear heels. Shaking hands and wearing heels is a big issue when my hands and feet are sweating profusely. Any suggestions?? I live in Orange County btw.
May 5, 2016
Hi there, I am also the same age and live in Orange County. And have the same problem. Would you like to meet up?? Maybe we can share experiences and see if surgery is a good idea My Email is firstname.lastname@example.com
October 1, 2015
Hi! Im 13 yrs old I suffer from Hyperhidrosis since my childhood my palms and my feet sweats a lot and it's hard for me to shake peoples hand and it's also complicated for me to tell my friends about this situation. I feel embarrassed to myself because of my sweating, sometimes I'm not playing with my friends if they're playing like let's say holding hands play stuff. On my feet if it sweats a lot it makes odor/stinky!. At school even tho I am not running my palms just sweats right away and every time I write something I just find out that my paper is wet! I feel like I'm the only girl/student at school that has this situation… Also I never wear my flat sandals because of my feet sweating. I'm actually having a rough time when am I going to share or tell about my situation cuz maybe they'll stay away from me and u don't want that to happen…. I also wonder what feels like if I'm on a surgery, would it be hurt will I feel something hurts? Where/ What part of the body they'll start the surgery (ex. Belly?)?
I hope this message could help me, Thank you!!!
November 15, 2017
I feel the same way i am 14 rn and i feel like im the only one in the school that has it and i hate telling people because theyll just say ewwww
July 21, 2015
Hi, at what age can you get the surgery? I'm 13 and have had excessive sweating of my palms, feet, and armpits all of my life although much less on my armpits. Am I old enough to have this surgery?
July 8, 2015
I don't suffer from excessive sweating of the hands and feet, but my torso sweats a whole lot; my chest, back, and underarms, as well as my head area. Are there any treatments, medications, or surgery options for these areas?
July 7, 2015
i've been dealing with this "gift" since i was 9 or 10. i am an architect so my hands are my tools that have held me back for decades.
my question;
can all hands, feet and under arm operations be done together? or have to be scheduled separately ?
i live in the Washington DC area, do you have any other centers i can contact?
thank you
June 21, 2015
My hands and feet sweat so bad, it's so bad that if I don't wipe them every five seconds when there sweating they will drip. I've tried lotions and electric water shock things and nothing worked. I just found this website and I'm super excited about these procedures you do! I'm just wondering what areas people usually get compensensatory sweating ?
June 11, 2015
Hello everyone. I had the ETS surgery in 06/06. I suffered my childhood with hand sweating. And when I was scheduled for surgery, it was like a new beginning. I couldn't wait to get it done, I said finally my day has come. But as of 2015 I have noticed that my hands are starting to sweat. I don't know what the reason to start sweating again. My hands should be dry. The Dr. told me that it would be 98% success rate. Now what is my option?
May 19, 2015
Can I do the hand surgery while nursing? If not, how long before the operation do I need to stop nursing? Thank you.
March 14, 2015
I have a problem of hyperhidrosis in my armpits. How much it will take cost to get ETS surgery. Thanks
March 3, 2015
I had ETS surgery in 2006 to treat excessive sweating in my underarms and hands. After reading your surgery details, it mentions there's a surgical option for foot sweating.
Although my ETS surgery treated my hand sweating 100%, I am still experiencing mild underarm sweating and extreme secondary hyperhidrosis. In addition to my feet, I sweat profusely on my back and abdomen. I also experience lower body sweating including my butt and groin area.
Do you have any recommendations on what I can do to treat the secondary sweating? I'd like to consider the lumbar sympathectomy, but I fear that I'd be sweating constantly considering my results from ETS. Any guidance is appreciated.
February 26, 2015
Hi, I suffer from excessive hand sweating i have had this problem for as long as i can remember. I am currently enrolled in massage school and working hands on with others is difficult for me at times. It has become a problem socially for me as well always has, no matter the weather. it gets so bad that the pads of my fingers swell and the sweat drips down my hand. I just would really like to know what do i do from here. i have seen an endocrin before they thought maybe it was thyroid related, that wasnt the case. so i went to a dermatologist and they didnt even see me they suggested botox, but with what i want to do as a caree i dont know the effects it will have on my hands. so please what should i do. feel free to email me or simply reply. thanks so much
February 22, 2015
Does insurance cover this surgery?
February 17, 2015
Looking for a surgeon in the NY/NJ area, any suggestions? I had the procedure done in May of 1998, but unfortunately my kids have it.
February 17, 2015
I have hyperhidrosis on my hands and feet, I'm 16 and I'm mainly concerned for my hands i live in Boston, MA. Is there anyone you know of that can help me?
February 13, 2015
I have excessive hands and foot sweating as well as armpits. I live in Washington, DC. Do you know of an doctors in this area I can consult with?
February 7, 2015
I have sweating problem in palms and foot sword and heel from my childhood .any specialist in tamil nadu
November 20, 2014
Good Morning.
Could having hyperparathyroidism cause the excess sweating of the neck,facial and forehead? I am on many medications but these areas are the only areas I have trouble with. I do have fibromyalgia and degenerative joint disease, having had both knees replaced. This is very fatiguing. It occurs with any type of motion, getting up from a chair, walking, bending over, and any type of house work.
I have had many blood tests including thyroid and glucose-all negative.
Thank You for reading my message.


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Morpheme Tales: BLOGFIRED: Bloggers and Employers Test Each Others' Boundaries The ins and outs of blogging are complex in many industries, it seems. This article was written by a journalist (I think) who was not given a job at a radio station because of his blog. It certainly makes for interesting reading, and I think a lot of the same points apply to academic bloggers. At the same time, though, the potential of blogging as a research tool complicates the issue for us in academia somewhat. I would like to think that openness about my work makes me more employable in an academic situation. But on the other hand, does a post like my last one do the opposite? I have considered pulling it, but left it up, because I really do want to know if others have had a similar experience, and I want others struggling with this issue to read it and know that they are not alone. Does it make me less employable? I guess time alone will tell.
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The Daily Mail and the Daily Express are angry with the Jordanian United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein. No one will be surprised by this. Neither newspaper is a fan of the United Nations. They don't like 'human rights' – a spurious PC concept that foreigners are always trying to foist upon us. And they especially don't like it whenever some jumped-up Johnny Foreigner whose name doesn't even sound like John Smith has the temerity to criticize the xenophobia, racism and bigotry that sticks to the fingers of anyone who opens the pages of Britain's grubby tabloid press.
The reason for their anger was an interview with the Guardian yesterday, in which Al Hussein accused some European politicians of descending into 'xenophobia and outright racism' in their treatment of refugees. Al Hussein compared the current rhetoric used by many European governments and the media towards refugees to the 1938 League of Nations Conference at Evian-les-Bains, when various governments refused to take in Jewish refugees from the Nazi Reich on the grounds that they would destabilise their societies and put pressure on their economies.
The UN High Commissioner argued, as many historians have done before him, that this reluctance inadvertently facilitated the Holocaust, when Hitler opted for extermination rather than expulsion. These comparisons have sparked 'outrage', according to the Daily Express and the Daily Mail. The Express quotes Tory MP Bill Cash, who says that ' Britain took in a huge number of Jews and stood against Hitler. It is not appropriate to use that kind of analogy against those who saved Europe from the kind of abominations that were being perpetrated by Germany.'
The Daily Mail quotes Tory MP Andrew Percy, who is indignant at the notion 'that the debate around the Syrian issue could in any way be similar to Nazi persecution of the Jews is offensive. This kind of comparison is so overblown and so disgusting it undermines a sensible debate on how to address the migration crisis.'
And Immigration minister James Brokenshire similarly rejects ' any characterisation that this country does not have a proud record of welcoming refugees or showing compassion in these circumstances.'
All this indignation wilfully misses the point. Al Hussein did not accuse the governments at Evian of direct complicity with a genocidal project that had not yet been designed, nor did he argue that refugees coming to Europe were threatened by a new Holocaust.
He pointed out that the dehumanising language and rhetoric used by some participants at the Evian conference regarding the dangers of 'saturation' by Jewish refugees was not that different to contemporary politicians in response to the current refugee crisis, ' who can use the excuse of even the smallest community as a threat to the sort of national purity of the state.'
Al Hussein singled out Theresa May's conference speech as an example of these tendencies. He also criticized David Cameron's reference to 'swarms' of refugees this summer and described Katie Hopkins's 'cockroach' comments as 'straight out of the language of Julius Streicher in the 1920s – and of course Radio Milles Collines in Rwanda in 1994.'
Al Hussein is not the first person to make such comparisons, but his reference to Evian raises an important issue that is rarely acknowledged in the sour debate on how Europe should respond to its current 'refugee crisis'.
It was not until the first half of the twentieth century that refugees fleeing war and persecution began to acquire political traction as a category of stateless person with a unique hold on the world's conscience – a development that was formally codified in the 1951 Geneva Convention on Refugees.
In theory governments recognized that refugees, unlike 'economic migrants' might have exceptional rights to cross international borders without documentation. But these moral obligations were never universally accepted and were always contingent on immediate circumstances and state priorities. Sometimes governments have accepted refugees without questions, such as Belgians during World War I, or Hungarians after the 1956 uprising.
At other times governments have tried to evade their moral and legal responsibilities by denigrating and dehumanising refugees to the point when they would no longer have any any obligations towards them.
As Al-Hussein argued, these tendencies were never clearer than in the international response to Jewish refugees in the 1930s. Most of the 38 delegates at Evian-les-Bains recognized that Jews were being persecuted in Hitler's Germany and in need of protection, but almost all of them refused to accept any more Jewish refugees. Some argued that they would undermine their economies; others that too many refugees would foment antisemitism or export a European 'racial problem' to their own countries, as the Australian delegate put it.
Even the Nazis declared it 'astounding' that foreign countries criticized Germany's treatment of Jews, yet refused to accept them. Britain was no exception. Politicians like Brokenshire love to refer to Britain's 'proud tradition' of providing sanctuary to refugees, but that tradition has always had limits and contradictions.
During last month's debate about Syrian refugees the Kindertransport was frequently invoked by politicians as an example of that 'proud tradition', but the parents who were not allowed to enter the UK, or the many other Jews who could not get visas, were rarely mentioned.
The Mail accompanied its article on Al Hussein today with a short column about the Evian Conference on 'How Britain Abandoned the Jews: Britain Refused to Increase Quota for Refugees.' That is correct, but one of the reasons why Britain didn't want more Jewish refugees in the country was because of the coverage of newspapers like the Daily Express and the Daily Mail.
In March 1933, Lord Beaverbrook's Express responded to an attempted boycott of German goods in response to Nazi antisemitism with the headline "'Judea declares war on Germany: Jews of all the world unite in action.'
And on August 20, 1938, just over a month after the Evian conference, on August 20, 1938, the Mail reported:
"'The way stateless Jews from Germany are pouring in from every port of this country is becoming an outrage . . ." In these words, Mr Herbert Metcalfe, the Old Street magistrate, yesterday referred to the number of aliens entering the country through the 'back door' – a problem to which the Daily Mail has repeatedly pointed.'
The Mail might have mentioned that in report on the Tory 'outrage' at Al Hussein's comments. But it wouldn't, would it? Because for the British tabloids and for too many Tory politicians, the only good refugees are the ones who belong to our 'proud tradition.'
Those in the present are invariably suspect. And even if, like Jews in the 1930s or Syrians today, they are considered 'genuine' refugees, there will always be too many of them, and there will always be reasons why they shouldn't come.
And there will always be politicians and newspapers that will use the kind of language that Al Hussein rightly condemned, in order to diminish the humanity of refugees, and justify their exclusion.


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Rubio Slams Crist Over Independent Senate Bid
Republican Senate candidate Marco Rubio on Sunday slammed Florida Gov. Charlie Crist for bolting the GOP to run as an independent in his state's Senate race, saying voters will never be able to hold him accountable.
Crist announced Thursday that he would launch an independent bid for the open Senate seat in Florida, after polls showed him sliding from party favorite to underdog in the Republican primary contest against Rubio.
Rubio, former Florida House speaker, told "Fox News Sunday" that Crist's departure from the party should come as no surprise.
"One of the things that's missing in politics today is people that will run on a platform and then go to Washington, D.C., and actually carry it out," he said. "And I think with Charlie Crist, we don't know what that platform is and we never will. You are never going to be able to hold him accountable to anything, because his opinions are going to change based upon what the polling tells him or his political convenience tells him."
Crist, though, said on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he made the decision to leave the GOP -- just one month after pledging to stay in the party -- after "a lot of listening on my part."
He said the "primary" section of the Republican Party had rejected him and that Florida residents encouraged him to run as an independent. Asked whether he planned to caucus with Senate Democrats or Republicans should he win, Crist would not answer.
"I'll caucus with the people of Florida," he said. "When I'm an independent, I'm going to do what I think is in the best interest of my people."
He described Rubio as a product of the "hard right."
But Rubio, on "Fox News Sunday," fended off suggestions that he was actually tailoring his message toward moderate voters since Crist's departure. Rubio has criticized the recently passed law in Arizona making illegal immigration a state crime and called for plans for expanded offshore drilling to be put on hold following the oil spill disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
Rubio on Sunday called his overall philosophy both "mainstream" and "conservative."
"Conservative thought is the mainstream position in America," he said. "What is not mainstream in America is the belief that we should spend money that we don't have."


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Russ Adcox "At The Movies"
We are joined by special guest Russ Adcox, the long-time minister of the Maury Hills Church in Columbia, TN. He has his own personal blog that's worth checking out, but he is also on Twitter if blogs aren't your thing (though they should be). Every summer, he hosts a series of sermons based on exploring Christians elements embedded in the hit movies of the time. And Michael and I get a little virtual one-on-one interview with this guy.
Most recently, he pontificated on the theme of legalism vs. freedom in The Lego Movie. He bases his point on comparing and contrasting Bricksburg and Cloud Coo-Coo Land. Bricksburg is fully legalistic in that the way of life in Bricksburg is underscored by the instruction manual. Oppositely, Cloud Coo-Coo Land is just one crazy place with no rules whatsoever. But the common denominator between them lies in that they are two opposite and erring ends of the same spectrum of living life. Thus finding a solution means finding the middle ground between the two; that is, it's all about living within the guidelines provided by the freedom of our own volition.
We at Finding Christ In Cinema completely agree with Russ's mindset and outlook: using culture as a platform to spread the Good News of God's own rescue operation for his beloved. We first introduced this premise back in FCC 05: Christian Themes in Planet of the Apes and then elaborated it later in FCC 14: Your Favorite Movies From A Christian Perspective. But before any of that, the Apostle Paul did it while visiting the Athenian citizens.
And we can actually do all this by not "conforming" to the world. One could very well say that we are pressing ourselves into the mold of the world by confronting society in this fashion. Paul himself "became all things to all men so that he might save some."
Hence the reason why we're only called to be signposts and point people in the right direction. Like Morpheus says: "I can only show you the door…you're the one that has to walk through it." In the same way, we can only show people that God loves them; they are the ones that have to choose to embrace it.
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Discussion in 'Do It Yourself (DIY)' started by CJO, Apr 9, 2011.
Great Write up!! I am definitely gonna try it out Thanks
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I have grown over the years buckets of this stuff using varius methodes. The first was with bulbs and HD miracle grow (As Melves instructions) mymethode, outside, using Natural sunlight, reverse the bottles for better movement, nothing sttles in the bottom, 1.20 water, (Mix 1.25 with tap water) no sterilizin etc mambo jumbo, mix iron, manganese from chem with home made magnezium chloride, safer to dose, my corals love it.
What you see here is a new batch, 2 days old, I will post new photos a week from now so you can see how green this phyto is.
Young Frankenstein, could you do a thread of your own on your current process of culturing. It would be interesting to read how it all works, how much of this you use, how long, how much light, etc. I am sure many others would like to read it to.
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That's a cool looking setup and should work well for Nanochloropsis since it is so hardy. The extra steps in my writeup are so that you can raise more difficult strains like T. Iso and Tetraselmis,which are much easier to crash and are easily taken over by Nanochloropsis.
Thanks, I dont have access to such equipment to be able to tell the diffrence between diffrent strains, all I know is phyto
Thanks, this thread will do just fine I will post more details and videos when the stuff is greener.
Me neither. I've been thinking about getting a microscope for it, but haven't yet. I've been going off of color and making sure that it doesn't crash.
That sounds good.
Did you know? "Mana" that the Israekites survived on for 40 years in the desert was this green algae we grow ?, also that Nasa has produced green algae as food for space travel.
This colture was started on 5/14 about 2 weeks ago, redy for dosing. Made from MG and Iron Manganese, Itsso good I could drik it.
If you do drink it, make sure we get a video of that too!
I will serve the "coolaid" to my fellow reefers first JJ
Nice write up CJ! I've been trying to breed some midas blennies and haven't found the time and energy to complete a culture and larval station I started. I've already gotten a nanno and rotifer cultures going in the past. I just gotta organize it a bit! Also, in addition, Matt Wittenrich's "Breeder's Guide is a great source of information for anyone looking to take on the challenges of fish breeding and culture propagation.
Thanks. Rich
I am trying to culture Nano. I started with a disk from FAF. The first culture worked great. I then split it and put half in a pod culture which is doing great. The other half I added new saltwater to and it seperated out and turned yellow. I have tried two other cultures by taking a portion from the pod culture and both have settled out and turned yellow. I am sterilizing the culture containers. Can someone tell me why this is happening?
ty so much
I keep a row of 5 two liter bottles going at all times, harvesting a bottle every two days. Guess I'm not following the rules since I don't sterilize the water going into the bottles. I do pour the green water through a brine shrimp net to remove any larger wild algaes and after harvest I fill the used bottle with tap water and some bleach, letting it sit for a day or two, then rinsing and allowing to air for a couple of days. I use f/2 and retain around 1 liter of green water to restart a new bottle each time. Normally within 4 to 5 days the bottle is dark green. I've found I get better growth if I use about 3ml of the f/2 for each 2 liter bottle.
The start of the phyto pharm w/brine shrimp
to this
about 17 2L bottles of bubbling goodness
The std aquarium air pump was not up to the tank so had to use one of these
Phyto Feed Problems?
I'm not enough of a purist to repeatedly grow phyto successfully. So, I've resorted to commercially available products. For a while I was dumping these products into my system every two or three weeks. BUT this seemed to result in the prolific growth of hydroids in my system.
Have any of you phyto growers had similar results? If not, any ideas why not?
Buy a bag of RG Omega from Reed Mariculture. It has a two year shelf life and its cheaper than you can grow it. I'll never grow phyto again.
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She shut a door.
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Her feet that at first fumbled, were steadier as she approached this door at the end of her dark tunnel.
She unlatched it,
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Would this what lies ahead hold a better fate?
Anxious as ever,
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And what she saw ahead,
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Many Wilhelmsen vessels used to carry passengers in addition to cargo. It was a service that boomed in the years following the Second World War.
Words & photos: Wilhelmsen
While people previously travelled by cargo liner more for work than for pleasure, in the absence of other means of transport, such voyages acquired an increasingly recreational character. Those with plenty of time and money could enjoy the combination of peaceful days at sea, relaxation, an intimate shipboard community and exotic ports rarely visited by big passenger liners.
The restructuring of liner services after 1970 had consequences for passenger traffic as well. That applied to the sailing pattern, with fewer and shorter port calls, and not least to increased cost because of new crewing regulations and higher crew expenses. Three stewardesses were now required, for instance. There used to be just one of two.
After a thorough review of future profitability, Wilhelmsen decided on a gradual reduction and winding up of its passenger services from 1970, initially from Scandinavia and Europe to the USA, West Africa and the Far East.
Talabot and three sister ships delivered by Mitsui in 1967-68 were the last of the company's cargo liners to be outfitted for 12 passengers, while conventional cargo liners were all replaced by RoRo carriers without passenger facilities. However, Wilhelmsens passenger department continued its business as Wilhelmsens Reisebyrå (Wilhselmsen's Travel Agency).
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Maybe you'll pick the paisley stencil like I used to copper leaf my brother's table.
Hey! Did you know that there's an actual name for stenciling glass like this? It's called verre eglomise. I love that! Maybe I should go back and rename that post. Naw, I think I'll wait until I stencil glass with copper leaf again and title that post with "Verre Eglomise" and people will think, Wow, isn't she all artsy and fancy. Yeah, I'll do that.
I digress. As usual.
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Digressing again.
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Regular Meeting of the Board of Park Commissioners
Monday, August 13, 2007
Village Hall Council Chambers
I. Meeting Called to Order
II. Approval of Minutes
III. Communications and Correspondence
IV. Recognition of Visitors
V. Approval of Voucher List
VI. Committee Reports
A. Financial Planning & Policy
1. Public Hearing concerning the intent of the Board of Park Commissioners to sell $7,300,000 General Obligation Limited Tax Park Bonds.
2. Approval of Resolution 2007-R-9 (Procurement Card Program)
B. Parks and Recreation
1. Approval of Ordinance 2007-O-7: (Dog Beach Hours in Gillson Park)
2. Bid Approval: Mallinckrodt Park Benches, Trash Receptacles and Park Tables
3. Authorization for Thompson Dyke to proceed to Phase 2 of the Skate Park Project
4. Authorization to retain Gewalt-Hamilton Associates for CRC Parking Lot
C. Golf Operations
D. Centennial Operations
VII. Director's Report
VIII. Unfinished Business
A. Park District Centennial Celebration
1. Approval of Logo Design
IX. New Business
A. Approval of Sublease Agreement between Park District and the Evanston Wilmette Golf Course Association
B. Approval of Resolution 2007-R-10 (LDP Management Inc. Property Tax Assessment Appeal)
C. Authorization for the Director to sign the Consent to Grant of Easements with the Metropolitan Sanitary District ("MWRD") for the Village of Wilmette's Sheridan Road Construction Project
X. Adjourn to Executive Session – (Discussion of the Employment of a Specific Employee(s) of the District in accordance with Section 2(c)(1) of the Open Meetings Act and discussion of pending, or probable and imminent litigation against, affecting or on behalf of the District in accordance with Section 2(c)(11) of the Open Meetings Act)
XII. Reconvene Regular Board Meeting
A. Consideration of Action, If Any, of Items Discussed in Executive Session.
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The 1926 silent 3 Bad Men marked the end of the first phase of John Ford's career. It was the filmmaker's last western until 1939's Stagecoach, as well the last major feature he completed before he saw F.W. Murnau's Sunrise the following year and spent the next decade exploring German expressionism. Despite Ford's subsequent stylistic shift, the film nonetheless demonstrates the director fully grasping for the first time the balance of grandeur and intimacy that would define his later, more mature work.
As 3 Bad Men commences, with a voyage westward toward a gold rush in the Dakotas, shots of a wagon train provide sweeping vistas of the Old West landscape, but Ford best captures the epic atmosphere of this time and place with more intimate reaction shots. Scattered members of a Sioux tribe watch the huge procession with somber helplessness, simmering at the white intrusion, but unequipped and under-manned to resist. Meanwhile, bandits monitor the wagons for weaknesses from afar like coyotes, and the eponymous three men who seek to rob the gold rushers are introduced silhouetted by the sun behind them, casting them in an ominous pall.
In short order, however, the three bad men of the film's title—Bull (Tom Santschi), Mike (J. Farrell MacDonald), and Spade (Frank Campeau)—become unwitting heroes. As they prepare to steal some of the train's horses, they spot a separate band of renegades beating them to the punch. "Our business is getting overcrowded," Mike exclaims as the men rout the rival thieves, and their hard exteriors melt when they come across a sobbing Lee (Olive Borden), whose father was killed by the other bandits. Accompanying Lee to the nearby frontier town, the trio hang around as protectors, eventually falling into conflict with Layne Hunter (Lou Tellegen), the town's corrupt sheriff.
The film's action sequences reveal Ford's innate command of multi-planar compositions, with contrasting movement in the foreground and background of his frames, but the moments that most clearly point to the filmmaker's future mastery lie in small character interactions. Around Lee, the three bandits turn into clumsy but avuncular figures, and their concern for the young woman extends to trying to find her a husband in a funny scene where they scour a saloon investigating men's teeth and physical attributes to find a suitable mate. Elsewhere, Ford's favoring of medium and long shots over close-ups magnifies the sexual tension between Lee and Dan (George O'Brien), the handsome cowboy she meets at the start of the film. In perhaps the film's most arresting scene, he seems to lean in for a kiss, only to grab her head and wipe a smudge of mud off her face, and the shot lasts just long enough to capture a twinge of longing on Lee's expression.
Kino's transfer doesn't constitute a significant restoration, as the Blu-ray contains numerous instances of scratches, lines, and other debris. Some frames appear darker than intended. Despite these setbacks, some images are surprisingly crisp, with stable textures and contrast levels that render the long shots in great detail. The soundtrack fares better, sourced from a 2007 score that clearly renders piano and guitar without any technical issues.
Film historian Joseph McBride provides a commentary track that covers 3 Bad Men's production in copious detail and also links the film to previous and future Ford works. There's also a theatrical trailer, though curiously it's for Ford's 1937 feature The Hurricane.
John Ford's great silent feature is a key film in the director's oeuvre, and despite an unrestored transfer, it belongs in the library of all of his fans.