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Posted 06 October 2013 - 07:48 AM
I'm pretty much clear, just a couple of pimples. I've now got these hyperpigmentation marks where my acne was previously, it's kinda bugging me. You get clear skin and now there's more to deal with.
I've bought this Ambi fade cream for normal skin, which i've heard alot of positive reviews about. What are your opinions on this product? Has anyone had any experience with this and the regimen?
Also, what are your overall opinions on the most efficient way of getting rid of hyperpigmentation?
I am light skinned/mixed race (brown skin).
Posted 06 October 2013 - 08:58 AM
I haven't tried it. It should be okay to use while on the regimen. However, I have heard negative things about hydroquinone which is in the cream. That is, it's dangerous and unsafe. I am not sure if these claims are backed up by scientific evidence. I can look for some papers about its safety. Though, some people do blow things out of proportion. Like the claim that benzoyl peroxide causes cancer, even though cancer involves much more than something that causes oxidation (every time we exercise, there's oxidation). Just don't rub something that is mutagenic, like benzene, on your face at the same time and you should be fine, lol. Nonetheless, I would be hesitant about hydroquinone until you find enough research to ensure its safety.
Using a plain AHA cream should be effective for hyperpigmentation! Lot's of people use AHA while on the regimen. I did and it worked nicely, but still required patience. You can add a little to your moisturizer and as you get used to it, add some more. The acne.org store sells an AHA cream that works well and for me, it did not sting at all. Walgreens also has one that worked well. But, it's getting more difficult to find in stores.
Alright, I did a quick look online about the safety of hydroquinone (HQ):
HQ as a carcinogen - HQ can cause DNA damage when oxidized by copper
HQ causes necrosis of melaocytes - which produce melanin, which helps protect us from UV damage from the sun
And here's one that ensures its safety (there's others too):
No cases of malignancy associated with HQ - HQ has been used for over 50 years, and there hasn't been any documented cases demonstrating its malignancy. It is ubiquitous, found in photo developer, the environment and other areas. HQ found in food, body possesses mechanisms to detoxify HQ.
^ I don't know about this one. Just because something is ubiquitous does not mean it is safe. And it would be difficult to link a malignancy to HQ, so that might be why there hasn't been any reports. Though, the point that our body can detoxify HQ is interesting.
Not trying to scare you against it or anything. I have been interested in finding out whether hydroquinone is safe or not.
Edited by Oceanic, 06 October 2013 - 09:37 AM.
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Posted 06 October 2013 - 09:50 AM
Yes, I just read the HQ and BP can cause temporary staining. But don't worry, it says it will go away after washing.
Things should get better! It just take time. You're clear now so that's good!
Posted 06 October 2013 - 10:26 AM
Posted 06 October 2013 - 01:29 PM
I'm on accutane right now, so it's taking a while. Breaking out here and there still. But I know soon I will be clear! And then I'll have to battle hyperpigmentation with you. Actually, you'll probably find something that works for you before then. Raw organic honey also helped me before with hyper pigmentation. Some people use manuka. Though it's expensive!
Thanks for asking by the way!
Posted 06 October 2013 - 02:27 PM
See you on the other side bud.
Posted 06 October 2013 - 07:44 PM
Congrats on getting clear, its such a good feeling.
My advice for hyperpigmentation is patience. Now that you aren't getting any new breakouts, you wont be adding any more marks and your existing ones will just start to clear gradually over time. Have a look at my gallery for how the pigmentation on my face just faded away to nothing over the space of 1.5 years. It seems such a long time, but each month your skin will improve so the time just goes by without noticing (well it did for me).
Good luck!
Posted 11 October 2013 - 01:07 PM
I used the ambi fade cream while I was on proactiv. I'm an Indian guy and the cream made me tanner I think. However, my marks were fading away within 1-2 weeks. After around a month of continuous use I was getting two painful zits every week (white pus filled huge zits). I think this had more to do with me not being gentle with the proactiv and not using enough BP.
Alpha Hydrox Lotion (Glycolic acid 2%):
I tried using AHA like other recommended, I just ended up very oily after a couple of hours but my skin looked great when I woke up. After the first day of using AHA, I did experience 1-2 red bumps on my face (like zits that were raised well below the skin). I think this is part of the "purging" process. I'm not too confident in AHA as I am with the ambi cream for brown spots so I stopped AHA.
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Will the company fare better with a small number of professional investors who have a different appetite for risk and a longer view than public shareholders?
Some of Dell's (DELL) current shareholders are up in arms over the proposed leveraged buyout of the quarter-century-old personal computer company.
Another way of looking at the $24.4 billion transaction is that it is a test for the classic private equity model.
The private equity world is full of problems, to be sure. Over the years, managers in this space have branched out from their core discipline to launch hedge funds, credit funds and other investment products. They have used every opportunity to add extra debt to their portfolio companies simply in order to pay themselves a special dividend and remove any equity risk associated with their investments.
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Then there is the rather interesting way in which the industry has structured compensation, enabling it to claim that its employees aren't just earning salaries but rather capturing long-term capital gains, also known as "carried interest." (Watch for the Dell transaction to put new life into the "carried interest" tax controversy in the coming months, too.)
Despite all those issues, these days the argument for going private may be even clearer than it was back in 1989, when KKR finally wrapped up the now-iconic $31.1 billion leveraged buyout of RJR Nabisco. (Back then, Dell itself was only about five years old, and had gone public only a year earlier.) In the decades that have elapsed since then, the demands on companies to increase revenues and earnings steadily, quarter after quarter, has only increased. Companies that fail to deliver -- and that then fail to return value by using the cash on their books for outsize dividends or buybacks, are ruthlessly punished.
All that short-term behavior on the part of public market investors is logical, especially in the current environment in which every little bit of incremental return is valuable. But being a publicly traded company subject to those pressures in the midst of a major secular change in your core business is immensely perilous. How can a board and management with a fiduciary duty to maximize value for shareholders juggle the competing definitions of "value"? For some, it will be short-term returns, while others within the company may see it as using cash to make riskier or longer-term strategic investments that may not pay off for some time and that may be seen as gambling with the company's assets by outside investors.
That's precisely when the idea of private equity ownership makes sense, at least in theory. By taking the company private, Michael Dell and the folks at Silver Lake -- who have already completed some successful turnarounds of formerly public technology companies -- can take those risks. Yes, they will be doing so using the cash that is already on Dell's books, as well as the debt that they will use to finance the transaction. But they will be paying current owners a price of $13.65 a share for those assets -- assets that, collectively, had been valued at less than $11 on the day before the first rumors of a buyout began to spread.
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There are times when it is perfectly appropriate for a company to be or to remain publicly traded. Conversely, a company that has stumbled or that faces a major secular change in its core business may better serve investors by retreating from the public market, especially when those public market investors, as Henry Blodget so pungently pointed out appear unwilling to shoulder the higher risks that could generate higher returns down the road.
Sure, shareholders who stuck around and believed in the vision of a new Dell were willing to take the risks. They aren't thrilled by having to relinquish their hopes of a bigger payday after riding the stock lower over the last year. But at the end of the day, there weren't enough such investors to keep the company's share price at a level where an LBO made no sense. That's capitalism.
Some of the specific issues surrounding the Dell LBO may well end up being tested in the courts, if shareholders follow through and sue. But the ultimate test will come over the next two to three years, as Michael Dell and his new partners push forward with their proposed transformation of the company. If it works, the rewards will rightly go to the private equity investors who were willing to take a risk that made public market shareholders nervous.
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Finally got my hands on the new grit guide and after all the hype I can only say it stands up as the forerunner of how it should be done. The YMC team has done itself proud with the quality of layout, the photos detailing the routes, the route description and the action shots are all really inspiring. Couple that with the history and what must have been an endless research project into the history of climbing in the area, this book isn't just a grit tick list, it's a to do list.
The divide between volumes was a scary proposition having to buy two guides instead of one complete guide but it is clear that with this level of detail to have a single comprehensive guide would be impossible and at Ł25 stands at amazing value for money. Climbers are famously tight non more so than myself but how many other books will you be referancing in 10-15 years time.
Good effort to all involved and I hope the second part of the guide stands up to this one.
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina announced Wednesday that same-sex married couples and anyone in a domestic partnership will be eligible to purchase family coverage.
The company recently received criticism for its decision not to offer Affordable Care Act plans for married same-sex couples or domestic partners. But Wednesday, the company said its decision to delay family coverage was inconsistent with its commitment to serve all North Carolina residents.
"In order to ensure that our technology was ready for the Affordable Care Act, our company chose to postpone a number of product updates until 2015. One of these was to begin making family coverage available to same-sex married couples and domestic partners ... in our ACA-approved plans," said Brad Wilson, BCBSNC President and CEO.
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Sidney Crosby practiced on Sunday without a jaw protector and will play without it when the Pittsburgh Penguins open the Eastern Conference Final against the Boston Bruins.
The Penguins captain was cleared by team doctors to skate without the safety precaution, which has been attached to his helmet since he returned to play on May 3. He was hurt on March 30 when he was hit in the face by a deflected puck and suffered a broken jaw and lost several teeth.
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On Friday, SARL development manager Patricia Mack stopped by the school with a four-legged friend to thank the children for their efforts.
Teacher Lynne Stader, a 26-year veteran of the school, said the fundraising project began at the start of the school year, when students were encouraged to research area charities, give persuasive speeches and take a final vote on which cause was deemed most worthy of their efforts.
"Each year I encourage my homeroom to work on community projects because leadership training is essential," Stader said. "We need to include these projects on a regular basis so students can live out their mission and be proud of what they can accomplish."
The students' most recent fundraiser, a monthlong "Show the Love" event held at the school throughout February, yielded $550 for the local animal shelter.
By selling raffle tickets, donating change from their lunch purchases and collecting coins around their homes, some of the kids even convinced their parents and grandparents to match their donations to SARL, Stader said.
Clutching onto Rico, a Chihuahua mix that is available for adoption at the Salem shelter, Mack recognized a few familiar faces in the crowd.
One of them was Zachary DeBay, a seventh-grader whose family adopted Mojo the cat from SARL last year.
"I was surprised she remembered me," said Zachary. "She even remembered what color my cat was. I'm really glad our class did this project."
Classmate Jackie Andrews said: "It would have been great to give even $50. But knowing we did so good and could give this much really made me proud of my class."
With puppy and kitten season just around the corner, Mack said the donations would certainly be put to good use purchasing much-needed pet supplies for current and future SARL residents.
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The seventh-graders are currently working on an additional project collecting retired American flags. So far, the classmates have collected 60 worn flags and a retirement ceremony will take place at the school in late May.
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Come and join me! Thierry Henry wants Chelsea legend Didier Drogba with him in New York
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The Galatasaray star and Chelsea legend, 35, will be a free agent at the end of this season and is set to move on from the Turkish club.
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Drogba faces Chelsea tomorrow night in Istanbul for the first time since he drilled home the penalty that won the Champions League in 2012.
The Ivorian also also has the chance to return to Stamford Bridge in a coaching role working with Chelsea's strikers.
But the offer of a lucrative move to the USA to share a pitch with Henry in New York will be hard to resist.
Henry also wants to bring his former Arsenal teammate Ashley Cole, out of contract at Chelsea at the end of this campaign, to New York - but it is the signing of Drogba which would really excite MLS crowds.
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In Jena, La., thousands marched in a peaceful protest, according to the headline in The Town Talk in nearby Alexandria, La. The protesting of the treatment of the "Jena Six" was "reminiscent of civil rights era demonstrations" according to The Times-Picayune of New Orleans. The big difference was that this time, most major newspapers, including Southern ones, covered the march. The Huntsville (Ala.) Times had a prominent photo of students holding hands around a noose in a tree, similar to the one in Jena. The Ledger-Enquirer from Columbus, Ga., discussed the cause and reaction to the demonstration, calling it a "march for equal justice." The story was covered around the nation with papers like The Sacramento (Calif.) Bee showing a large photo of thousands of demonstrators on its front page, and Page One of Cheyenne's Wyoming Tribune-Eagle also featured the news of the "rally against inequality."
In other places, the wars and the U.S. soldiers fighting in those conflicts took center stage on the front page. In some places, like Willingboro, N.J., soldiers from Fort Dix heading to Afghanistan covered the front page of the local Burlington County Times. The Star-Ledger in Newark, N.J., also features a soldier shipping out holding "The Son Who'll Be Waiting," his youngster, Malcolm. Some papers featured soldiers who were coming home. The San Diego Union-Tribune featured a soldier returning to his pregnant wife with the headline "Baby, I'm Home." The Anniston (Ala.) Star had a front-page story about a dad surprising his children at school after returning from a 14-month deployment to Iraq.
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Well, 3 p.m. ET came and went and there were no blockbusters consummated—at least not today. With all of the big deals made in the two weeks prior to the deadline, there wasn't much left for NHL GMs to do on deadline day. So today became an anti-climax for fans: a lot of media buildup with almost no payoff.
There were a lot fewer trades today (16) than a year ago (31), but it wasn't the quantity but the quality that was lacking. Many of the biggest names such as Mike Richards or Tomas Vokoun stayed put. All the other big trades, from Tomas Kaberle, Brad Boyes, Kris Versteeg and Erik Johnson, were completed anywhere from 24 hours to two weeks before deadline day.
The biggest deal of the day involved the Kings acquiring Dustin Penner from the Oilers for a first round pick in 2011, former first round selection Colten Teubert and a conditional third round pick in 2010. This is a transaction that probably will help both teams depending on what Edmonton does with the picks and how Teubert develops.
While which teams came out ahead won't be known fully for several years, the real losers were the TV and radio commentators who had to try to fill hours and hours of air time with news that could be read in less than three minutes.
TSN's broadcast, which was also shown in the US on NHL Network, went on the air at 8 a.m. ET, which gave the crew more than seven hours to discuss multiple trades that of never actually happened. They did their best to fill time with segments like guessing who would be on the 2014 Canadian Olympic Team and looking at great moments from past trade deadlines, starting with the Islanders acquisition of Butch Goring which led to their first of four consecutive Stanley Cup titles in 1980.
In the end, though, all the suspense and drama ended not with a bang but with a whimper—or with several whimpers. No offense to the players that were traded, but names like Chris Campoli, Rostislav Klesla, Scottie Upshall, Niclas Bergfors, Dennis Wideman and Brad Winchester, are not considered major difference makers. Who knows, come May or June, one or more of them may help a team win a playoff game or a playoff round, but for now, they are hardly what kept fans and commentators glued to their TV sets for hours.
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Fans have to remember that Stanley Cup championships are never awarded on February 28th. And while some team may have found the final piece of the puzzle today, we won't know that until the middle of June either. And for fans of deadline day: who knows, next year may be more exciting. It almost has to be…


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Elton John is performing at the Wells Fargo Theatre on Tuesday, April 12 to benefit the Matthew Shepard Foundation, founded by Dennis and Judy Shepard in memory of their 21-year old son, Matthew, who was murdered in an anti-gay hate crime in Wyoming in October 1998. Tickets ($49-$149) go on s ... More >>
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The organizers of the Great American Beer Festival will make two changes for next year's big show, which will mark the thirtieth anniversary of world's largest commercial beer extravaganza. For starters, GABF -- which drew 49,000 attendees and 3,523 different beers -- will return to a later ... More >>
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Sen. Julie Rosen, the author of a Minnesota Vikings stadium bill, celebrates the passage of the bill with a few Vikings fans outside the Senate chambers late Tuesday night, May 8, 2012, at the Capitol in St. Paul, Minn. (AP Photo/Star Tribune, Renee Jones Schneider)
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The Minnesota Vikings' hopes of a new stadium are one affirmative vote away from becoming reality.
Only a state Senate vote stands between the franchise and the $975 million stadium the Vikings would move into ahead of the 2016 season. The House passed the stadium plan early Thursday by a 71-60 vote.
The stadium would lock down a treasured team no longer bound by a stadium lease, but also would go down as the one of the largest subsidized projects in state history at a time of tight government budgets.
The reworked bill has the Vikings paying $477 million, a significant cut above the figure team officials had once described as "set in stone." Though the package was tougher, it was clearly the team's only chance to replace the Metrodome, a 30-year-old facility the Vikings say has outlived its usefulness.
Vikings vice president Lester Bagley said the team's billionaire owners, New Jersey developers Zygi and Mark Wilf, decided to lock in the deal rather than hold out for better terms, knowing the Legislature had only two days left to act.
"It is a heavy lift but it is the right thing to do for Minnesota," Bagley said.
The Vikings intend to take advantage of an NFL loan program, sell naming rights and possibly impose seat license fees to help cover the team's end of construction costs.
As revised, the fixed-roof stadium would draw on $348 million in state money, plus $150 million from an existing city of Minneapolis hospitality tax.
Under the bill, the Vikings would sign a 30-year lease on a stadium to be built on the site of the Metrodome in Minneapolis. The team would pay about $13 million annually in operating fees, though a public authority gets the power to rent out the building on non-game days for concerts, conventions and special events. The Wilfs would get exclusive rights to recruit a professional soccer team to Minnesota.
The bill gives the Vikings the option to upgrade to a retractable roof, but at their expense. Bagley said the Vikings haven't decided if they'll make that enhancement.
The state's share was to come through expanded gambling, which some legislators opposed on principle. Others worried the state overestimated the money it would get by authorizing charitable organizations to offer electronic versions of pull tabs, a low-tech paper game offered in bars and restaurants around the state.
Rep. Morrie Lanning, a Republican who was the stadium's chief House advocate, said getting the required votes depended on upping the team contribution by $50 million. The team long said it would give no more than $427 million.
"We knew we had to drive a hard bargain and we drove a hard bargain," he said.
If the Senate gives its OK later Thursday, the bill goes to Gov. Mark Dayton for his signature, a near certainty given the months he has pressed legislators to come up with a stadium deal that would guarantee the Vikings don't get lured away. The city of Minneapolis would have a month to consent, which is considered a formality.
Outgunned but not going quietly, opponents expressed disgust that lawmakers were bowing to baseless fears of the team leaving if it doesn't get a new stadium.
"I think the state got rolled. Our constituents got rolled," said Rep. Tina Liebling, a Democrat from Rochester. "I think we can do much better."
Rep. Glenn Gruenhagen was among those to slam the state's decision to authorize thousands of mini-gambling devices in bars and restaurants and take a cut of the profits. He characterized the plan as preying on people addicted to gambling.
"Rather than Robin Hood, we're robbing the poor to subsidize the rich," said Gruenhagen, R-Glencoe.
But ardent fan Larry Spooner Jr., the leader of a band of Vikings fans who held daily vigils at the Capitol during stadium discussions, was giddy with excitement. Spooner said he would hold off on celebrating until all of the votes were done.
"We are Vikings fans," he said. "We are prepared for the worst."
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President's Corner
I spend a lot of time thinking about our club. Why are we here? What value can we add to make it worth while for Airstream owners to dig deep in their pockets each year and fund our existence? There are things we do to justify their support. We offer a magazine and a few other benefits, but more importantly we are here to hold together a network of like-minded Airstream owners. We encourage and facilitate a variety of functions, which provide social opportunities, fun and exciting activities. We provide opportunities for enrichment of life by helping to meet the needs of Airstream owners for balance in their lives. Especially for those of us who are retired, but for those who work as well, we need an avenue to find that balance through contribution.
How great to find a little time for reflection and contemplation, time to be with ourselves and savor our very existence. To watch the sunrise over a mountain lake, while enjoying a cup of coffee in solitude from our Airstream, then later to enjoy a few chips and a glass of wine with friends while chatting about nothing special, just to be alive and enjoy the process. But is this enough? As great as participating in rallies and caravans can be; as much as we value the sense of community, we are still left with the nagging realization that life is supposed to be about more. The richly lived life is about balance.
Balance is a hugely important factor in happiness; a time to work, a time to rest, a time to selfishly grasp and suck all of the good out of life, and a time to selflessly give back. We all have different situations, and different demands are made on our lives. We have varied abilities and interests. But for all of us I know that a very well-balanced life will include some level of contribution. To be truly happy, there must be a balance of taking and giving back. WBCCI is an organization that exists to contribute to the lives of Airstream owners by providing them with RV and social opportunities. Throughout its 50 years of existence, it has done this with a constant stream of willing volunteers; members who selflessly give of their time, and their energies, to help improve the lives of others. Now in our busy world, there are fewer people who want to take on these responsibilities. Units can't find willing volunteers to fill offices, the quality and numbers of our activities decline because no one will accept the responsibility of hosting. At all levels of our organization there is a problem finding willing and capable volunteers; volunteerism isn't dead at WBCCI, however it most certainly is sick.
This is unfortunate for a couple of reasons. In part because we lose the ability to do the very thing we exist to do. That is improving the lives of club members by providing opportunities for them to enjoy their Airstream in the company of like-minded Airstream owners. Equally sad is the fact that members lose the opportunity to find balance in their lives, to fulfill their need to be of value, to do something worthwhile, to make a contribution. I want to encourage you for the good of the club, but also for your own happiness, to find a way to make your Unit, Region and International club better at its primary reason for existence. Look for a job, work for your unit and friends to make this club a continuing success, you will be glad you did.
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Mark Prior, 33, is officially done trying to pitch in the major leagues. He didn't announce his retirement on Tuesday so much as he ran into the St. Paul Pioneer Press's Mike Berardino in a hotel lobby and told him that he was finally shutting down his protracted comeback bid for good, after yet another shoulder injury. It's fitting that the news would come out this way, kind of accidentally, because you could be forgiven for thinking the ex-Cubs ace retired years ago.
Prior last took the mound at the highest level in 2006, but after he left the Cubs in 2007, he tried to catch on with the Padres, Rangers, Yankees, Red Sox and Reds. For the past few years, he had been trying to turn himself into a middle relief guy, but his exhausted right arm couldn't even handle 16-pitch outings. A job in San Diego's front office sounds preferable to trying to fight your body each spring in a new minor league cowtown.
I haven't followed baseball in years, but I watched the Cubs whenever they were on national TV and listened to Pat Hughes and Ron Santo on WGN's fuzzy AM signal a lot when I was in middle school. Prior and Kerry Wood meant to me what great athletes mean to you when you're young. They introduced me to the pleasure of watching a single player dominate a baseball game with power and balls that moved like diving seabirds. I'm sure there are kids in the Bay Area who watch Madison Bumgarner and are beginning to understand this. The first time a breaking pitch makes you laugh is a singular experience.
I remember realizing, during Prior's breakout season in 2003, that he was set to be an athlete I would grow up with. He's about 10 years older than I am, and if injuries hadn't ruined his career, he would presumably be just exiting his prime, heading into another three or four years of eminent usefulness. I was expecting to spend high school and college watching him challenge for Cy Youngs. Instead, well, I might be incapable of having a civil conversation with Dusty Baker.
But while Baker was draining his pitching staff and the Cubs appeared to be mounting a World Series run, I was swept up in the first feelings of a team I liked succeeding. Wood was the madcap fireballer, but Prior was almost professorial in the way he dictated how a game was going to unfold. This has been remarked upon before, but it's strange that a pitcher who seemed to deliver the ball so perfectly and without a trace of violence did irreparable damage to his shoulder with a single innings-heavy season. I remember being traumatized by the Bartman Game, but also thinking, after I had cooled off a week later, that I didn't need to despair: The Cubs had two excellent young starters; they would be good for a while.
After those playoff games, which often stretched past midnight on the east coast, I went to school the next day overtired and not totally present. I nearly got kicked off my soccer team because I was ditching practice to go home and take naps. When I was young and trying to figure out what mattered to me, baseball had a gravity nothing else did. On days when Prior was pitching, it was pretty much all I thought about. I scrawled opposing lineups in my notebook during math class.
Letting the talent of an athlete consume you is a worthy enough activity when you're 13. Most things are mystifyingly scary at that age. It's nice to obsess over something both alien and joyful. Prior had ability to throw pitches that leave an imprint on the memory, that you can carry around with you even if you don't watch much baseball anymore. I realized when I read of his retirement the strength of the connection I still feel with him. I'm happy that this familiar stranger is apparently starting to transition into a post-pitching part of his life. Mark Prior wasn't great for long and disappeared prematurely, but I grew up with him regardless.


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Deeann D. Mathews, prolific author and educator, will be leading a four-week long book club as part of the San Francisco Public Library's African American Interest Committee-sponsored 2013 book fair programs.
The Freedom Guide for Music Creators was written by Ms. Mathews in 2011 and is the go-to guide for musicians and others looking for practical knowledge regarding ways to protect their artistic creations! Participants will get tangible information about copyrights, licensing, royalties, and other need-to-know fundamentals of music business.
Each chapter of the Freedom Guide for Music Creators has the action steps and information musicians need to use immediately to protect their songs and themselves from the perils of the music industry and take control of the many opportunities available to them.
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Anthropology minors are encouraged to travel abroad as part of their learning experience while at UWGB. In order to help make such travel possible, students may apply for the Tony Galt Student Travel Scholarship. Tony Galt was a professor of anthropology at UWGB for 34 years. A travel scholarship fund was established in his memory to enhance the academic experience of students through overseas research, independent study, enrollment in a foreign university or participation in an organized study abroad program offered by an accredited institution of higher education.
For more details and to apply, download the Tony Galt Scholarship Application (.pdf).
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Anthropology minors may also be eligible for the Anne Kok Scholarship in Social Work/Social Justice, to be used in an international learning experience.
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FALL BOOK SALE September 26, 27 and 28, 2014
The Friends sponsor two major book sales per year. Additionally, the Friends have a year-round book sale in the library that currently includes magazines, cookbooks, paperbacks, hardbacks and some children's books. To round out book-buying opportunities, the Friends list approximately 400 titles of unusual, rare, and special books on the internet at http://www.amazon.com/shops/ptwnfriends.
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Fallout: New Vegas Dev Diary Outlines the Art Direction Behind the Post-Apocalyptic 'Sin City'What happens in Vegas will have to stay in Vegas--along with your body after its been mauled by a rabid pack of ghouls--when Fallout: New Vegas hits shelves later this year.
In a new developer diary, the team at Obsidian discuss crafting a suitable art style for the 50s-era environment, 100 years after the Apocalypse, in the latest installment of the Fallout series.
Fallout: New Vegas releases on October 22, for the PC, Xbox 360, and PS3 in a variety of retail flavors. For a detailed look at the title, make sure to check out our QuakeCon 2010 hands-on preview.
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