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does 2.2 not already have turn by turn GPS directions? Or does it mean you wont need to click the next arrow to go to the next direction, the iphone will use 3g to position you and automatically proceed to the next direction? Is that correct?
Can't wait for bluetooth audio too, finally can get rid of my ridiculous belkin tunecast and its fuzzy interference.. if it'll work with my parrot bluetooth handsfree that is.
also, no 'find in page' is disappointing, i found that on a jb app when i was on 1.1.4 but as far as i know you cant get it for 2 series firmwares
Someone please help me I downloading 3.0 software into my iphone and i need to downgrade to 2.2.1 please help me downgrade? if not please tell me how to by pass activation please?
does that mean it doesn't apply to replys and forwards? Or did the edited version of the video that I saw miss out the important detail on this
I heard that you will need a 3g phone to use this update, anyone know if that's true ?
can see it for Turn-by-Turn but wondered if you will be able to load this release on a 1st gen iphone.
Not true. It will be for the 2G as well.
You should browse torrent sites, i am a developer and i am NEVER seeding my copy because it is linked to me.
Google is a great resource, hope everything works out!
Wowww.. my appologies MODMYI.COM, i didnt know that was against forum policy. If I knew that I wouldnt have wrote about what I wrote (please excuse the redundancy).
Anyway for those of you that were following my story, here are some screen shots of my 3.0!
And PLEASE NOTE: varsityanchor knows exactly what he is talking about. He has provided the most amount of information for those interested in upgrading, should anyone have any doubts about upgrading, please listen to us both. It is very tricky when downgrading from 3.0 to 2.2.1, because it isnt originally built to do that, so you're essentially getting a third party app to try and take care of it for you. Also, on the downside, 3.0 is definitely buggy, but should you not mind, good luck with what you want to do.
varsity, my youtube keeps giving me a "Cannot connect to YouTube" error. Do you know whats wrong here exactly?
Please help me someone i need my phone to iphone 3G 16GB white to work again i downloaded that stuped leak 3.0 beta please someone help me downgrade my iphone i will never do this again I been out out my iphone for 2 days now i suffered enough please help me?
Although im not aloud to post links for these kinds of things, i can tell you to go to youtube and search how to undo this. theres this guy on there that says "UMMMMM" a LOT in his video, and in the description, he says everything to do. it is possible that you should enter some keywords for example downgrade and the software version?
Hope this helps, sorry for being vague.
^We dont mind discussion....you can explain to him how to downgrade thats fine.
We just dont want any linking. Thanks though.
And anyways, here goes.
Just shift-click restore to 2.2.1 in Itunes. It WILL give you an error at the end, thats ok.
Now, Open quickpwn and it will tell you that the phone is in "recovery" mode and needs to be reset first.
Hold down the HOME and POWER buttons for 15 seconds, release HOME and hold POWER another 2 seconds.
The phone should boot to the lockscreen.
I have successfully done this 3 times.
And remember when you're doing the holding parts, you have to be EXACT, so open up your computer clock or something and watch the seconds counter as you hold it.
and got it! will use for future
I hear enabling that setting messes up you tube... ill be back later with more information!
Ok so after some trial and error i found out how to keep YouTube active.
Turns out the 2.2.1 Backups aren't fully compatible with 3.0 Beta... (Wonder why it's a Beta?)
If you restore from a 2.2.1 backup YouTube won't work with 3.0.
If you restore your phone to 3.0 and set it up as a new phone you can keep YouTube alive... along with other things that where getting messy for some users.
I would love to know if anyone has success with this so post up some feedback!
Has tethering been made available for the 2G version? I read that it's only 3G, but is there a workaround?
Whenever I try to launch it, it simply says "Cannot connect to YouTube". I am unsure why even still. Ive tried turning it off and on, and tried resetting my connection, tried it with 3g and wifi -- yet nothing.
Also, did you notice Apple didnt give us a "force quit"? Thats odd... that means we have to force shut down if an app crashes, or just wait and hope that something happens.
nevertheless, I still love this software. I never really used YouTube on my phone, but I would like to see the new features so I can start using it on my iphone...
Can't I possibly back up my iphone, then restore the 3.0, then sync all of my stuff back to my phone again? Or would I need to start fresh? (and to restore the 3.0, I would have to press "Shift + Restore" and follow the same steps correct?)


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Things getting out of hand, but little Blue can do at this point
CALGARY -- Yeah, and so there was that -- a 44-3 shellacking of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers by the Calgary Stampeders here Friday night.
So now what?
In the other sport I cover professionally, curling teams have a genteel custom where they simply shake hands and head off for a beer when things get out of hand.
The winner buys, the loser retains a modicum of self-respect and everyone lives to fight another day.
And then there's the world of horse racing where a trainer with a losing horse just keeps dropping it in class until he finally finds a level at which his nag can compete.
By that standard, the Bombers are something like a $2,500 claimer right now -- with only a hint of "back-class" from last year's Grey Cup game appearance all that is keeping fans from taking this mess behind a barn and putting a bullet in its head.
Alas, you can't keep dropping a CFL team in class until you find a level at which it can compete. And even if you could, what are we talking about right now? Does Coleco still even manufacture Electronic Quarterback?
And they also don't shake hands in the CFL and head off to the lounge where commissioner Mark Cohon is waiting with a beer and a reassuring hug.
All of which is a round-about way -- I went with the rare inverted trapezoid lead today -- to get us back to the original question:
So now what?
Given the woeful state of the Bombers offence -- they have yet to score an offensive touchdown in Tim Burke's three games as head coach -- the calls to fire offensive co-ordinator Gary Crowton are only going to increase in volume this coming week.
Gassing an offensive co-ordinator is a very tough act to pull off in the middle of a season -- do you burn the entire playbook too? -- although Edmonton did it a few years ago.
But then what? Burke is a defensive co-ordinator with zero experience on offence, so there's no way you could add Crowton's job to his responsibilities too, especially since Burke's been struggling so mightily just to do the jobs he already has.
Bombers special teams co-ordinator Kyle Walters was a head coach in the CIS at Guelph. He could probably take on the OC job, but he's also Winnipeg's "draftologist." And given Winnipeg's sorry season record -- and even sorrier recent draft history -- it might be wise to have Walters focus on finding a first-round draft pick in the 2013 CFL draft who is more like Henoc Muamba and less like Jade Etienne and Tyson Pencer.
OK, how about bring in an entirely new OC from outside the organization and start from scratch? There's not much you could do at this point to make this gong show worse, but it says here that doing that almost certainly would.
So like it or not, Bombers fans are probably stuck with Crowton and his anemic offence, just like they're stuck with GM Joe Mack, who Bombers board chairman Bill Watchorn has already made clear has the job for the balance of this season, come hell or high water.
(Remember that weekend back in 1997 when almost the entire downtown of Grand Forks simultaneously flooded and caught fire? That was called hell and high water. I was there that weekend and it's starting to look familiar.)
Fire Burke? Sure, why not? How about we hire a new head coach for every game? We could make it a reality show and bring in Gordon Ramsay to make everyone feel bad about themselves every week.
Realistically, there's really not much anyone is going to be able to do personnel-wise to change things around at this late hour. The CFL trading deadline isn't until Oct. 10, but it's not like someone is going to just gift the Bombers a reliable and effective quarterback anyway. Eric Tillman has already given away his to Toronto this year.
And all that means that any meaningful change in this club is going to have to come from within the Bombers locker-room.
Now, there actually is a small glimmer of hope in that regard because a couple of good things are finally breaking Winnipeg's way this week.
First, the Bombers are going to get Buck Pierce back behind centre. Whatever you think of Pierce's reliability -- he's now missed 49 per cent of Winnipeg's regular-season games since 2010 -- the fact is he gives the Bombers their best chance to win -- by a mile.
Second, the Bombers get as an opponent this week a almost as bad as they are -- a struggling Hamilton Tiger-Cats squad that has the worst defence in the league -- by a mile. At least they stank until Saturday's blowout of Edmonton.
But the good part of having fallen this far is that just about anything at this point would be an improvement over what's been going on.
A one-yard touchdown run, at this point, would be an improvement.
Sign of apocalypse: Jovon lost for words
,JOVON JOHNSON struggled Friday night in his fledgling role as the team's strong-side linebacker and he was the first to admit it in the locker-room afterward.
"I don't even know what to say. And it starts with me -- I didn't play my best game either. I don't know where to take it, what to say, what to do," said Johnson.
"Coming off the year we had last year, a lot of people expected different results this year. I don't even know how to put it into words."
Johnson was asked if he's more comfortable at his old position at cornerback than in his new linebacker role.
"I am. But I'm asked to do a job and I have to go out and do it to the best of my abilities. It's different. It's definitely not something I'm comfortable at. But I still got to go out there and play to the best of my ability. And I know that I'm a better player than what I've shown this season.
"It's just a matter of we took one on the chin and we just have to continue to fight and strive to get better."
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition September 16, 2012 B3
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Google today announced it was throwing a brand new chunk of change into a data security venture about as old as data itself: the signature.
"Many people are starting to realize that a secure electronic signature is far easier and safer than the old pen and paper 'wet ink' signature," said Tom Gonser, founder and chief strategy officer, at DocuSign, which raised the funds. In a statement provided to Upstart Business Journals he said, "Electronic signatures are more secure because properly encrypted electronic documents cannot be tampered with, and the signer can be verified several different ways."
Last month, DocuSign announced a $47.5 million series D fundraising round led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byer for research and development, and expanding into other industries, and international markets, according to a report by TechCrunch. But it turns out the nine-year-old San Francisco-based company may have jumped the gun in making the announcement, with today's follow-up announcement that Google Ventures wanted in for another $10 million.
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Can cotton maintain the momentum built over the last two years? According to industry insiders, cotton has a better chance of maintaining its momentum than most other commodities. However, to do this, the world economy also needs to continue a steady growth.
Dusty Findley, chief executive officer of the Southeastern Cotton Ginners, says that cotton is more of a world supply, world demand driven market than most other U.S. commodities.
"Certainly there are world influences in those prices, but it seems that cotton is very much dependent on the world," he says.
"If one region in the United States has a drought or a flood, it used to be that the cotton market would react strongly to that. It doesn't do that any more. It takes something catastrophic, such as the floods in Pakistan, plus production issues in China, plus the increased world demand this year to drive the market.
"Economists are saying the world economy is sputtering at best and on the brink of disaster at worst, but still cotton usage has gone up and prices have reacted accordingly."
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"Cotton stocks are now at historically low levels, and even with a good crop, United States and world stocks will not be rebuilt within the next year," he says.
"The price increase had been expected even as early as 2009, but the worldwide recession led to a decrease in consumer spending. At the same time, U.S. producers significantly reduced acreage in response to the market, and decisions were made to move away from cotton until both the prices and supplies returned to more profitable levels."
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Problems in world production drove up cotton's price, and it could take some more time to work through all of those issues.
"I don't see a reason to be pessimistic about cotton at all," says Findley. However, he does say that the industry needs to keep doing those things that it is good at to help support continued demand.
"Promoting the use of cotton worldwide and continuing to ensure that U.S. cotton is preferred for many reasons, such as quality, lack of contamination, packaging, sanctity of contract, will help ensure that demand for U.S. cotton continues even when the supply isn't so tight," he says. "This will help to keep U.S. cotton prices up when the worldwide production catches up."
Seaton says, "Our industry has proven promotional programs from Cotton Incorporated to Cotton Council International, and they continue to build on the consumer's preference for cotton and cotton products both domestically and abroad. That's why producer support of the cotton industry's organizations is most important; by working together we can make a difference."
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Seaton says Georgia will have an increase in cotton acres, but not at the level of increase of the states that reduced their acreage significantly in recent years.
"Producers should make planting decisions based on what commodity prices are and what crops perform well on their farms," he says. "They can also hope that cotton growers in other countries do not overly respond to high cotton prices and plant a crop that will build stocks.
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This year's crop production eclipsed last years across the board, but that is largely due to 2011's record drought which decimated Texas crop production.
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"Two years ago, when we saw $2.00 cotton, which was a record price, everybody across the world decided that they were going to plant cotton, and then prices started coming down, and they planted more cotton."
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Style: Golden Ale
Brewery: New Belgium, Fort Collins, CO
First thing you notice is the insanely strong hops aroma, then comes the crisp, honey-laced sweetness. Next thing you know, you've inhaled 17, your shirt is off, and you're singing Counting Crows at karaoke with some cute Korean Air flight attendants.
2. Helios Ale
Style: Saison
Brewery: Victory, Downington, PA
From Pennsylvania, this Quaker-born brew pours out of a mega 22-ounce bottle cloudy but tastes clean. It's orange in color, orange in taste, and orange you glad you drank it? Don't like clever wordplay? Well, screw you!
3. Ten Fidy
Style: Imperial Stout
Brewery: Oskar Blues, Lyons, CO
This canned, oh-so-drinkable skull-crusher is thick and black like Texas tea, smells like sweet pipe tobacco, and has deep notes of maple bacon, cherries, and mesquite. Dudes: Curl your hippie hair behind your ears and say "Whoa!" The crunchy, fleece-wearing beer pros at Oskar have struck Black Gold.
1. Haywire
Style: Hefeweizen
Brewery: Pyramid, Seattle
This American-style wheat ale is light and refreshing, with just faint hints of citrus and caramel—but it ain't no lady beer. The award winner has a muscular wheat flavor that makes it a suitable accompaniment for manly activities, like tailgating, scrapbooking, and needlepoint.
2. Samuel Adams Noble Pils
Style: Pilsner
Brewery: Boston Beer Co., Boston
Master brewer Jim Koch's perfect summer beer is stiff with hops but has a clean and silky feel that never leaves you with cotton mouth—only the munchies.
3. Torpedo
Style: Extra IPA
Brewery: Sierra Nevada, Chico, CA
SN's crew can't miss, even when they tackle one of the boldest styles on the planet. This missile to the white meat is robust, but super easy thanks to heavy hints of apricot and Juicy Fruit gum flavors (seriously).
4. März Hon
Style: Märzen
Brewery: Clipper City, Baltimore
Based on a traditional Oktoberfest brew, this poundable Bodymore native has hints of syrup-drenched French toast, toffee, and street-corner shootings.
1. Bud Light Wheat
Style: Golden Wheat
Brewery: Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis
Wheat beer has been growing on us this year thanks in part to this rich and nuanced sauce. With hints of lemon and roasted nuts, it's huge in flavor for a light beer. Never count out the geniuses who invented Budweiser Tall Boys.
2. Brew Free! Or Die
Style: IPA
Brewery: 21st Amendment, San Francisco
This citrusy sucker is the most chuggable IPA on the list. It has a perfect medley of bite and mellowness—an awesome, full-flavored way to earn your bed spins.
3. Indian Brown
Style: Brown Ale
Brewery: Dogfish Head, Milton, DE
The hop-heads who work at Dogfish have been getting down with this brown for years, and finally, late last year they made it available to national distributors. Its boldness jolts, but the brown sugar and caramel notes make it go down smooth.
4. Old Stock
Style: Ale
Brewery: North Coast Brewing, Fort Bragg, CA
Thick and hazelnutty with hints of Coca-Cola and cherry, this is our new favorite snow-day beer. Drink it, then pee in your moon boot.
1. Sexual Chocolate
Style: Imperial Stout
Brewery: Foothills Brewing, Winston-Salem, NC
Flavored beers are for chicks. But this Nubian queen has three things going for it: (1) It reminds us of Eddie Murphy pre-tranny. (2) It sports the illest label of the year. (3) It gives us an excuse to order beer with dessert. Sip and watch your soul glow.
2. Green Lakes Organic Ale
Style: Amber Ale
Brewery: Deschutes, Bend, OR
Pacific Northwesterners already know that Deschutes kicks serious ale ass, and this new organic job is no ex--ception. Grassy, hoppy, and thirst-quenching. And, no, just because it's organic doesn't mean it cancels out the 18 smokes you had last night.
3. Upslope Pale Ale
Style: Pale Ale
Brewery: Upslope Brewery, Boulder, CO
These guys opened shop in late 2008, and they already own our taste buds thanks to their pale. It's the most palatable craft beer we've gulped in a while. Check the ingredients: "Snow melt, malt, Patagonian hops, yeast." We're officially down with Upslope.
4. Blue Ball
Style: Porter
Brewery: Intercourse Brewing Co., Wilkes-Barre, PA
This quaffable flavored port sneaks up on you with subtle nudges of blueberry and hickory smoke. We want to smother it on pancakes at breakfast, but we'll probably skip all that and just pull a bottle out from the nightstand drawer and gulp it down on the way to the shower. Good morning, Wednesday!
1. Calico
Style: Amber Ale
Brewery: Ballast Point, San Diego
Ballast has been churning out great beer for lucky locals for years and is finally selling their house favorite in wide release. This sharp 'n' sweet potion pairs well with BBQ or pizza or a night by yourself stalking your ex on Flickr.
2. Fat Squirrel
Style: Brown Ale
Brewery: New Glarus, New Glarus, WI
A sweet, nutty, malty good time in a bottle. Pack a few hundred of these into your tree hole and hibernate till spring comes.
3. Local 1
Style: Pale Ale
Brewery: Brooklyn Brewery, Brooklyn
This beer's frothy head is so tall and inviting you want to thrust at it like a human-size pillow. Resist. Sip, and let its floral top notes dance across your skull as its nine percent alcohol content stomps your brain like a pink elephant.
4. Tumble Off
Style: Pale Ale
Brewery: Barley Brown's Brew Pub, Baker City, OR
With more hops than Bugs Bunny and a grassy, herbal aftertaste that recalls our second-favorite Oregon export, this refreshing concoction from the award-winning Barley Brown boys is guaranteed to cure what "ales" ya.
1. Union Jack
Style: IPA
Brewery: Firestone Walker, Paso Robles, CA
Hands down the best IPA Maxim has ever tasted. Not for the hop-timid. Crazy flavors—apple, peach, Twinkies, and, yes, kind bud—coalesce into an electrifying tomahawk dunk on your taste buds. Note: This stuff makes you, um, regular—and in a hurry. Make sure your pipes are clear before imbibing.
2. UFO White
Style: Wheat
Brewery: Harpoon—Boston
With hints of citrus, this smooth, easily swallowable brew is perfect for pirates worried about scurvy.
3. Phoenix
Style: Pale Ale
Brewery: Sly Fox, Royersford, PA
Is it possible to have delicious hoppiness wherever you go? Yes, you can. In this can!


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Firefighters were on scene of a house fire in the 4600 block of Big Cynthiana Road in northwest Vanderburgh County.
Officials say the broke out about 2:00 Wednesday afternoon. They say the fire started outside the home, and are still looking into a cause.
Authorities say there was also a gas leak at the meter and a Vectren crew was called to scene to shut it off.
Everyone in the house made it out safely and no one was hurt.
Fire crews say its still under investigation and the fire its not suspicious.
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Since the College requires that students be exposed to areas of knowledge and ways of thinking which may be new to them and which may radically change their ideas about eventual specialization, and since it is important that this diversified experience be gained early, the faculty strongly recommends that first-year students take no more than one course in any department in either semester of the first year. For the same reasons, sophomores normally will not be permitted to take more than two courses simultaneously in any one department. The Committee on Student Standing and Programs exercises general supervision over unusual combinations of courses.
Academic Regulations
The responsibility for knowing and meeting the applicable degree requirements, as well as the academic regulations of the College, rests with each student. If there are any questions regarding these regulations, the student should raise them with his/her advisor or dean.
First-Year Program
Registration Procedures and Policies
The registrar issues detailed information concerning registration each year, which is also published in the annual course guide. All deadlines for registration are the same at Haverford and Bryn Mawr. The dates are different at Swarthmore and the University of Pennsylvania.
Course Load and Credit
Students normally register for four course credits per semester, but since exceptions to this rule exist, they may arrange their programs with some flexibility. With consent of their advisors, students may enroll or pre-enroll for five credits in a given semester, or more than five credits with the approval of their dean. Students may also register for as few as two credits, provided they are making normal progress toward completion of the 32 course credits in four years required for graduation. The latter condition may be met either by having accumulated extra credits or by evidencing, to the Committee on Student Standing and Programs, an ability to make up a deficit in the future.
If a student wishes to carry fewer than four credits in a semester and does not have sufficient extra credits by the end of that semester to be on schedule for the four-year graduation limit, he or she must seek approval of his or her dean, who acts for the committee in such matters. A student dissatisfied with the dean's decision may have the case reviewed by the full committee. Students permitted a credit overload or an underload during any given semester must pay full tuition, regardless of the number of credits taken.
Students are expected to achieve the following in order to be making satisfactory progress toward the degree and be advanced to the next grade level:
- end of first year: 8.0 course credits
- end of sophomore year: 16.0 course credits
- end of junior year: 24.0 course credits, full senior standing
- end of senior year: 32.0 course credits and fulfillment of all other requirements for the degree.
Should a student fail to achieve any of the above, he/she will not be advanced to the next grade level but will, instead, be referred to the Committee on Student Standing and Programs for action regarding the student's continuing status at the College.
Pass/Fail Option
A student carrying at least four course-credits may elect to take up to one course-credit Pass/Fail. The grade entered on the transcript for a course taken Pass/Fail will be a "P," if passed; "0.0," if failed; or a "W," if withdrawn. The student and the student's advisor will receive an official grade report showing the numerical grade in the course.
The Pass/Fail option exists to encourage students to take intellectual risks and to explore new and challenging areas of study without an overriding concern that such a move may have a deleterious effect on her/his GPA.
To take a course Pass/Fail, a student must inform the Registrar, using a form obtainable from the Registrar, by the end of the third week of classes for quarter courses and by the end of the sixth week of classes for full-semester courses. The student must obtain approval from his/her advisor. When the instructor of the course is the student's advisor, the student must obtain approval from his/her dean.
All courses taken Pass/Fail may be converted to a numerical grade if a student chooses to uncover the numerical grade on her/his transcript. Any course for which a numerical grade is recorded—even if initially taken Pass/Fall—may count towards the fulfillment of requirements in a student's major, minor, or concentration; the quantitative requirement; distribution requirement; and the language requirement.
For more information on the Pass/Fail rule, please consult the Academic Regulations Guidebook.
Independent Study Courses
Many departments offer independent study courses to encourage independent work by qualified students. These courses provide opportunities to investigate topics not covered in formal courses, do extensive reading on a subject, do fieldwork, or engage in library research. Students wishing to undertake independent study must secure permission for the project from their advisor and from a faculty member willing to supervise it prior to registering for the course. Members of the faculty are under no obligation to supervise independent study courses. Such courses done without faculty supervision will not be given college credit. Course requirements are determined jointly by the instructor and the student. Written evaluation of the work performed may be submitted to the registrar in place of a numerical grade.
Students may register for only one credit of independent study per term. These courses are normally of half-credit value unless specified for a full credit by the instructor. To undertake more than one credit of such work, students must secure permission, in advance, from the Committee on Student Standing and Programs.
Students may not undertake independent study work in subjects being taught in regular courses. Those wishing to explore more thoroughly a subject covered in an existing course are urged not to undertake an independent study course, but rather to consider the course intensification option.
For more information on Academic Regulations, please see the Academic Regulations Guidebook.
Summer Study Abroad
In order to receive credit, students must submit the summer study abroad form to the Registrar's Office in advance of attending the program. Students may not apply for retroactive credit for programs already completed.
Summer study abroad is not under the oversight of Haverford's International Academic Programs (Study Abroad). To best understand your options, please consult your dean prior to leaving campus for the summer. The procedures and regulations are available in the course catalog.
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Trust Wrinkle-Reducing Lycopene Cream, Known as "Nature's Botox," for Beautifully Smooth Skin
This rich, luxurious cream contains the most powerful antioxidant known today, Lycopene, derived from organic tomatoes grown in southern Italy. Most antioxidant creams oxidize before they have time to penetrate your skin, but this cream uses a special delivery system that speeds absorption for maximum results. Extremely long-lasting, it also contains hyaluronic acid, which helps the skin absorb moisture, and Acmella oleracea flower extract, which reduces fine lines and wrinkles by relaxing the muscles. Paraben- and preservative-free with a delicate fragrance of Sicilian orange flowers and Mediterranean jasmine. 30 ml (1.01 oz.).
- Helps diminish fine lines and wrinkles
- Contains Lycopene for anti-aging antioxidants
- Hyaluronic acid retains moisture in skin
- Acmella oleracea flower extract relaxes facial muscles
- Long-lasting skin renewal cream absorbs quickly
Unlike other antioxidant creams, Lycopene cream penetrates the skin deeply and rapidly for beautiful results.
Lycopene Cream
All creams should be tested for allergic reactions. For external use only. Do not use near the eyes, do not apply to wounds or damaged skin. Stop use and consult physician if any condition worsens, redness or irritation develops,if you become pregnant or wish to breast feed. Keep out of reach of children. Should not be used by children under 1 year old. If swallowed, get medical help or contact Poison Control Center right away. Sun Alert: Limiting sun exposure, wearing protective clothing and using sunscreens may reduce the risks of skin aging, skin cancer and other harmful effects of exposure to the sun.
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Camelia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Caprylic/Capic Tryglyceride, Carbomer,
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Sodium Hyaluronate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Triticum Vulgare (wheat) Seed
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-- Robert Preidt
FRIDAY, Sept. 3 (HealthDay News) -- Children with sickle cell
disease experience more life-threatening complications from the
H1N1 swine flu than from seasonal flu, a new study has found.
This means that doctors and parents need to be aware that
children with sickle cell disease are more likely to need emergency
treatment and to be hospitalized, Dr. John Strouse of Johns Hopkins
Children's Center and colleagues explained in a Hopkins news
The study authors analyzed the medical records of 123 children
with sickle cell disease treated for any kind of flu between
September 1993 and December 2009. Of those, 29 were infected with
the 2009 H1N1 swine flu virus.
Both seasonal flu and the H1N1 virus caused typical flu
symptoms, such as fever, cough and a runny nose, in most of the
children. However, those infected with H1N1 were nearly three times
more likely to develop acute chest syndrome, a leading cause of
death in children with sickle cell disease. It is marked by lung
inflammation, reduced ability to absorb oxygen and shortness of
In addition, compared to children with seasonal flu,
H1N1-infected children had a more than five-times increased risk of
ending up in the intensive care unit, and were more likely to
require a ventilator for breathing.
The study, released online in advance of publication in an
upcoming print issue of the journal
Blood, underscores the need for vaccination against the H1N1 and the seasonal flu strains, the researchers said.
Sickle cell disease, an inherited disorder characterized by
abnormally shaped blood cells, affects about 100,000 people in the
United States, mostly black Americans. An earlier study from
Hopkins Children's Center showed that children with sickle cell
disease are hospitalized with seasonal flu nearly 80 times more
often than other youngsters.
More information
The Nemours Foundation has more about
sickle cell disease.
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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Vernon Hills Public Works Director David Brown says the village is on a mission because there was "a significant amount of carnage last year" when dozens of turtles died while inching across roads.
The (Arlington Heights) Daily Herald reports the temporary signs are being installed in subdivisions near a channel that's popular with the slow-moving creatures.
Gary Glowacki is a wildlife biologist with the Lake County Forest Preserve District who says reptile awareness is increasing. He adds "June is the most dangerous time to be a turtle."
Vernon Hills began putting up the signs several years ago, but Glowacki says he's fielding additional requests from residents trying to keep the crawling critters safe.
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Colbert Matsumoto
President, Island Holdings Inc.
Colbert Matsumoto has received oodles of accolades for successfully leading an effort to free the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii from $9 million worth of debt in less than two months. But according to friend and business colleague Bill Kaneko, the significance of the accomplishment is not the amount of money raised or the short amount of time it took to raise it. "Those are achievements, but what he's really done is enabled a rejuvenation of Japanese-American culture and heritage," explains Kaneko, president of the Hawaii Institute of Public Affairs. "The Japanese-American community is beginning to think again about the importance of our history and culture. And to accomplish something like that - a large public mission - really requires strong leadership, focus and vision."
It also requires a fat Rolodex. And Matsumoto has been quietly filling his with a wide range of lofty names for a few decades. Since the '70s, the former attorney and current Island Holdings Inc. president has been nurturing relationships with Hawaii's movers and shakers by serving on some notable boards. Among them: City Bank and its parent company, CB Bancshares Inc.; National Mortgage & Finance Co. Ltd.; Oahu Publications Inc.; the state Employees' Retirement System, with more than 100,000 beneficiaries; and Island Insurance Company Ltd., of which he is chairman.
Having connected with former Gov. Benjamin Cayetano early on (he clerked for Cayetano back when he was the Senate Ways and Means chair), and having established relationships with key members of Gov. Linda Lingle's cabinet, Matsumoto also developed strong political ties.
"Colbert has numerous relationships that have been built over the years … consisting of leaders within all aspects of the community," says Richard Lim, president of City Bank. "Therefore he can bridge gaps and make connections."
One huge gap that Matsumoto was called upon to fill was the bottomless pit that Bishop Estate had dug itself into in the mid '90s, following a period of scandal. In 1996, he became the court-appointed master charged with restructuring the multibillion-dollar institution, and boy, did he clean house.
"The level of political pressure and heat that Colbert must've felt was enormous. But he saw major deficiencies in the management of KSBE, and he stuck to his guns," says Kaneko. "He was very deliberate in ensuring that Kamehameha Schools is adhering to the trust and purpose of the will. Because he cares about people's well being. To be concerned with equality, fairness, justice - those real core values of human dignity - it permeates his basic philosophy on life and leadership. And those are traits he's grown up with all of his life." But even though Matsumoto has displayed a passion for civic duty and demonstrated leadership skills since childhood, his star is just starting to rise.
"I would imagine that Colbert's power is only beginning to develop. He represents the new leadership of Hawaii, and his power will grow as the existing leaders retire and/or vacate their positions," says Lim. "As for his 'staying power,' I don't think he really cares, which, ironically, will probably tend to increase his longevity."
-Jacy L. Youn
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A few weeks ago, I photographed Kieran and Rin separately for my nude fine-art series.
Last week, they told me that they thought it would look pretty cool if they posed together. It took them about 3 tweets to put it together and the shoot got scheduled for last Thursday.
Rin and Kieran had never met prior to the shoot, but decided to give it a go and trusted that everything would work out fine. (it usually does…;o) )
You saw the portrait they shot together, now here is the first nude fine-art photo for you.
Do you think it worked out ?
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I was browsing through the photos we shot this morning with Rin and Kieran and that one just hit me in the face. I don't exactly know why, but I really, really like that image.
This is a little teaser of what's coming.
Remember Rin ?
As I often say: "one more day, one more photo."
Here is another one of Kelsey for you all.
Happy Canada Day everyone !!!
To celebrate, here is a photo of Janice. Looks like my plan of getting 100 models for my series before I start something else is working.
More than 50 models have been photographed for my nude fine art series so far, and now the ball is rolling, word of mouth is working, and I am booking a lot of people without even having to search too much. If you want to be part of it or if you know someone who does (one model or couples), send me an email and we'll make it happen. But hurry, because at 100 models, the series stops.
As promised, here is another photo for you all tonight.
Here is Kelsey, model/actress in Vancouver.
During the past couple of weeks I started to work a lot more on my nude fine-art series.
So, as a result I have quite a lot of photos to share with you now.
I am gonna start with this picture of Rin.
Last one before I call it a day. Jessica.
That one is for Adrian, thanks for the support Sir.
Here are a few photos for you guys.
I am finally starting to shoot my fine-art series again in the next few days.
You should get some photos of new models pretty soon.
In the mean time here are some new photos of last year for you all.
Today I had some time to update my website.
So I put more photos in my editorial section and also more in my nude fine-art collection.
Can you find the new ones?
Watch the rest of this series here: Brice Ferré's nude fine-art collection.
Remember, a few days ago I showed you some portraits of Corine.
At the time I told you that she actually weren't in my studio for portraits, but she accepted to stay 10 more minutes for those.
Well today, I am gonna show you the real reason why she came to my studio.
She actually wanted some nice photos taken and she allowed me to share some with you.
So one more time, it's my pleasure to introduce Corine to you.
(If you're in the Vancouver area and want to collaborate, please give me a shout)
Nude Fine Art Series in Vancouver… Morgan
A lot of people have commented on my new portraits series, and I received a lot of very nice emails. Also a few of you have asked me if my portraits models collaborate on my fine-art series as well, like Liz did.
The answer is: some do and some don't. You won't have the pleasure of seeing Kayvon in the nude, but at least 3 of the 5 persons I have shot lately have done both.
So today, let me share the latest addition to my fine-art series with you: Morgan
You saw her portraits last week and now here she is:


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PREHEAT oven to 350°F. Beat cream cheese, sugar, half-and-half and vanilla with electric mixer on medium speed until well blended. Add eggs, 1 at a time, beating just until blended after each addition.
REMOVE 1 cup of the batter; place in small bowl. Add cocoa; mix well. Spoon half of the chocolate batter into pie crust; cover with plain batter. Top with spoonfuls of the remaining chocolate batter. Cut through batters several times for marble effect.
BAKE 35 to 40 minutes or until center is set. Cool. Refrigerate 4 hours or overnight. Serve topped with the raspberry sauce. Store leftover cheesecake and raspberry sauce in refrigerator.


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September – December 2014
Community Service Opportunity – Panera's Diabetes Dash for Life 5K
Panera Restaurant is looking for 4 – 6 Scouts to volunteer on Sunday, September 21st at 7:30 AM. Length of service will be up to 1.5 hours. The location is the Panera Restaurant in Town Center Shopping Plaza, 119th and Nall. Scouts will present the colors during the opening ceremony prior to the start of the 5K, assist in handing out medals and remove running chips as participants cross the finish line. Adults will be there to supervise. Must be in class A uniform.
Scouts Needed:
–One Scout of Star Rank or above to lead flag ceremony
–Two Scouts of Star or above rank to carry the flag
–Three Scouts of any rank to support flag ceremony
We will meet at the Department of Transportation Building on the corner of Highway 69 and 167th.
This counts for "Service Hours" and Second/First Class Rank "Activity". Please bring with you or email a Parental Consent Form signed by both the scout and a parent. These are available on the Troop 10 website. They are good for 2 years.
Please wear long pants and bring work gloves.
Parent help for supervision is appreciated. Donuts and drinks provided.


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In the two thousand year history of the Aglianico grape, Taurasi, the wine of the "vigne opime" of ald Taurasia mentioned by Livy, has a special place. Radici, which was produced for the first time in 1986, is the result of painstaking research into exposure, chemical and physical characteristics of terroir, and topography. Made from 100% Aglianico, Radici Taurasi has a strong personality typical of Irpinian viticulture.
This ruby red wine has a full, intense and complex bouquet consisting of violet and berries. Enveloping the mouth, it has persistent and elegant notes of plum, bitter cherry, strawberry jam and black pepper. Radici Taurasi pairs well with roasted meats, larger game, spiced dishes or truffle and mature cheeses.
"Ruby-red. Perfumed, complex nose is crammed with ripe red cherry, herbs and sweet spices. A noticeable step up in precision and intensity from the basic aglianico bottling, this is supple and full, with impressive mid-palate breadth. Shows increasing sweetness of red fruit flavor with aeration, with mint, dried tomato and subtle tobacco notes adding complexity and extending through the taut, long finish, which features very classy tannins. This should be even better for a few years of patience, but it's pretty irresistible already. Looking back at 20 years' worth of tasting young Mastroberardino Taurasis at a similar stage of development, this is without question one of the best."
94 Points
International Wine Cellar
"The 2004 Taurasi Radici is a rich, concentrated red loaded with tons of dark fruit, menthol, game and spices in a deceptively medium-bodied style. The dry extract numbers are literally off the charts at 39 grams/liter, yet this silky, sensual wine is drinking beautifully, even at this early stage. Pretty, sweet medicinal notes linger on the long finish. The Taurasi Radici is aged in a combination of small and large casks. This is one of the most elegant wines I can remember tasting from Mastroberardino in some time. Anticipated maturity: 2009-2019. "
92 Points
The Wine Advocate
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Dec 27, 2012 by Jason Byassee
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(Grand Rapids, MI - WHTC News) - An independent medical facility along the Lakeshore could become absorbed by the region's largest health provider.
Officials of Zeeland Community Hospital and Spectrum Health announced today that they have signed a non-binding letter of intent to explore what they call a "potential integration." Over the next "several" months, the two entities will "evaluate the relationship" to see if the "combination of resources and services … would help both organizations meet our mutual goal of improving the health of the communities we serve."
ZCH has been at its new 57-bed facility off of Chicago Drive and Washington Avenue for four years, and has a staff of 200 physicians, 500 employees and 165 volunteers. Spectrum Health, based in Grand Rapids, operates eight hospitals and over 140 service sites throughout West Michigan.
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OSCEOLA, Wis (WSAU-Wheeler News) Funeral arrangements are pending for Horst Rechelbacher, a pioneer in health-and-beauty products. He died on Saturday at his home at Osceola in northwest Wisconsin. He was 72.
Rechelbacher, who emigrated from Austria, was a hairdresser in 1978 when he founded Aveda. The hair-and-skin care products' giant was headquartered in Minneapolis. It grew to about 25-thousand stores and salons throughout the world, plus teaching institutes in Minneapolis and New York. Rechelbacher sold Aveda in 1997 to Estee Lauder for $300-million. After that, he started the Minneapolis firm of Intelligent Nutrients -- with a goal of creating the most environmentally-friendly health and beauty products through the use of the latest plant-cell research.
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Ruti Clothing Boutique Blends Rough and Sleek in SF
Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.com
The concept of Ruti was born when stylist Ruti Zisser found that the emerging brands she bought in droves in Tel Aviv weren't available in the United States. Inspired by her commitment to bringing her favorite designers to the US, she opened her first store in Palo Alto in 2010. A year later, Zisser opened her second boutique on Fillmore street. The chic space was designed in collaboration with Nicole Hollis and speaks to the modern San Francisco aesthetic. The concept of the space hones in on a stark contrast between the rough, warm repurposed wood and the slick minimalist elements throughout the store.
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When searching for a Radar detector you need to know what you are going to be using it for? How much you are willing to spend? What are the needed features? Do you want Dash Mount or Remote Mount? Radar detectors are constantly changing, and are being upgraded often. They are getting better.
How does a radar detector work?
It's simple, when police uses radar to detect speed, they shoot a beam across the section of road they want to monitor. These beams are essentially a police broadcast at X, K, or super wide Ka bands. These bands are like AM or FM radio bands, they can vary in wave shape and frequency. As the radar bands hit a moving object, it returns to the source gun with a different frequency. Based on the difference in frequency, the radar gun can determine the speed hat the object is moving.
The function of the radar detector is to listening for broadcasts on these bands that possibly are police radar signals. Radar detectors do one thing only and that is to let the driver know which band they are receiving and the signal strength. That information describes the distance of the police radar. Most of the time the radar tells you in enough time for you to hit the brakes, but it is not 100% guarantee that it will always give you enough time, or sometimes even warn you.
It is important to get the widest range of detection that you possibly can, and try to buy one that detects X, K, Ka, and laser bands. You should also have different indicators for each one of these bands, and separate light or sound for each. Make sure that the unit has a good visual display and either a mute or a volume button so that you could adjust the settings to your likings. Try to find a radar detector with at least 10 decibels (db) of sensitivity. Look for models with city/highway mode, which helps to vary in sensitivity to limit any false alarms.
Extra features you might like are, Vg-2 Alert and Vg-2 Non Detection. These are helpful in areas that do not allow radar detectors; such as Virginia and D.C. They are helpful because they become undetectable by police radar detector detectors, which is good for the states where radars are illegal. Voice is a great safety feature, so the driver does not take their eyes off the road. Safety Alert and SWS settings are not important features.
A radar detector should provide easy-to-understand audio and visual warnings.
If you plan to own one for a long time, some radar detectors allow for easy reprogramming of the operating software. The Bel Vector 995, Escort Passport 8500 X50, and the Valentine 1 are upgradeable, but having that option makes the radar detector more expensive.
A cordless radar detector can look nicer, but running on a battery gives less performance, and many users do not recommend it.
"POP" Radar Technology
The POP is new instant-on technology that may make a whole new generation of radar detectors unstoppable. These radar guns work at low frequency until they are turned on to determine a driver's speed, this leaves a radar detector little opportunity to scan and detect the radar signal.
POP radar may sound unbeatable, but new models of radar detectors offer POP radar detection. Sometimes Pop detection is not, by default, enabled automatically; users must turn it on in the settings menu.
Manufacturers probably choose to disable Pop detection by default because its increases sensitivity, which also increases the amount of false alerts.
The best place to mount dash mount radar is as high as the rearview mirror.
The Valentine 1 is the best money can buy, but Bel vector 995 and the NEW 8500 Escort are very close to the Valentine 1. These are top-end detectors offering the best in performance.
Remote radar detectors
Remote detectors are more expensive and mount behind the grill of you car. The controls are under the dashboard to hide and protect against thieves. They require professional installation, but are less prone to theft. Escort, Beltronics and Whistler are quality remote detectors, which offer good detection. K40 remotes have had many problems.
Types of radar dectectors
Price: $399.00
This radar detector is probably the most expensive and best radar you could buy. It looks very well built and designed, it is not the best-looking design but it has been the same design for the past few models.
It also has two antennas, one that faces forward and one behind. This gives the Valentine 1 the ability to detect radar frequencies all around the car. This feature also allows the radar detector to tell you in which direction the frequency is coming from and which band. It does so by lighting up the directional arrows on the detector.
The newer models come with the new POP feature.
This is another expensive, but worth it radar detector. The rating of this detector does not fall far from that of the Valentine 1.
The Escort is available in red display for $299.95 or blue display for $339.95. The reason for the price difference in the blue display is that the gases used to make the blue cost more then the red.
This radar detector, just like the valentine, comes with 360- degree radar and laser detection. The newer models also come with a highway/city and auto sensitivity mode, which reduces false alarms. POP selectable mode is also included, along with easy programming allows instant customization.
To find out more information on the Escort Passport: http://www.escortradar.com
Bel Vector (Beltronics)
Prices: STi Driver $449.95, Vector 995 $299.95, Vector 965 $249.95, Vector 955 $199.95, Vector 940 $169.95
This brand of radar detector is just about even in ratings with the Escort Passport. All the Beltronic models come with 360 laser detection, POP mode, text display, Automute on/off, and three city modes.
The best model to buy is the Vector 995. It is the best model for people who want a simple and moderate price.
Each model comes with there own special features, and selectable features.
For more information on the Bel Vector and the different models: http://www.beltronics.com
Whistler is the mid-class detector. It comes with features such as highway/city mode, 360 protection, POP mode, and quiet mode. It can range in price anywhere from $275 - $94, depending on the model and type of mounting.
To find out more information on the Whistler: http://www.whistlergroup.com
The Cobras and Unidens are near the bottom of the list. They range in price anywhere from $139-179. They have all the basic features such as 360 laser detection, compass, and Strobe Alert® warns you of approaching emergency vehicles.
To find out more information on the Cobra: http://www.cobra.com
To get more information on different radars and their rating just go to: http://www.radarbusters.com


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Welcome to the January Color Challenge!
This month will be a special challenge for you!
It's a brand new Year and what better way to celebrate it other then a Calendar.
That's it!!! You will have to create a calendar.
Like last month we are including a Calendar exchange, with all participants, that send Maria (firstname.lastname@example.com) your Calendar QP, until the 20th January.
The sizes can be
or A4 Standard
21cmx29,7cm (8,27"x11.70")
Have a look! These are January calendars but we'll have to create annual calendars, they are just examples, lol!
If you don't have a 2014 Calendar, there is a FREE one in 5 languages available to download just check Maria Designs FAN PAGE
Here's the palette for this month:
My inspirational kit for this month's challenge is Bouquet da Saudade.
Your challenge is to choose at least 5 of the 7 colors and create your Calendar. Your page can either be made with the selected kit or any supplies within the palette colors.
(1) Your layout must be unique, and can only be used for this challenge.
(2) Your layout also counts as one entry towards the Scrappin' 7 Challenge.
(3) Use of GDS products is encouraged and greatly appreciated.
(4) Please post your layout in the Color Challenge Gallery HERE .
(5) Come back here and post what you created, and link it to the gallery, so we can all leave you some love!
Bouquet da Saudade will be $2.00 through out the month.
Everyone who participates will receive a bonus at the end of the month, BUT if you use ONLY Maria Designs products you will win an extra participation prize.


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Narcotics detectives hunt addicts and traffickers for the sort of painkillers that are prescribed to breast cancer patients after a bilateral mastectomy. Oxycodone can destroy a life.
I decided to stay away from it on the fifth day after the surgery. That was a big mistake. It was torture. I felt like there were little creatures with sharp objects poking and tearing me from within. The pain was so excruciating it made me weep.
Why are you crying? Thats not going to solve anything, said my mom. Thats enough. Just take it.
She is a believer in homeopathic remedies, and taught me how to use prana yoga and breathing exercises to deal with headaches when I was 8. She is the person least likely to push pharmaceuticals, yet she was standing in front of me with a glass of water and a container full of white pills. I laughed and swallowed one. Within 40 minutes, I found peace.
The pills couldnt vanish the gray cloud floating over my head. The body image I had been used to seeing in the mirror after showering was no longer there. I felt deformed, and still I had to find the courage to be topless in front of two men at the University of Miamis Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center.
After careful examination, Dr. Marc Lippman, chairman of the University of Miamis department of medicine, said the outcome of the surgery was great. I told him I disagreed. My doctors had done an amazing job, and I had not had any complications while healing. All was well. I just didnt like the under construction sign that was hanging over my chest.
You could have come out of this surgery a lot worse, he said. You are not going to have the breasts you used to have but it will come close.
He was right. Vanity twists perspective and makes one ungrateful.
We are still aiming for a cure? Arent we? he asked.
Yes, absolutely, I said.
I wasnt as enthusiastic. The surgery had added the risk of developing lymphedema, which causes painful and chronic swelling of the arm due to fluid retention.
The medical director of the Baptist Health Breast Center, Dr. Robert DerHagopian, said the pain in my left arm was going to subside.
Damage to the intercostobrachial nerve causes numbness on the upper inner arm, said DerHagopian, while pointing to the back of my arm.
The damage happened during the axillary lymph node dissection. This procedure and another one the sentinel lymph node biopsy were done to examine whether the pea-sized filters under the arm had collected cancer cells that may have spread. The pathology report said DerHagopian had removed one sentinel lymph node and 16 random lymph nodes and that doctors had found two with macrometastases. The good news was that doctors did not believe the cancer cells had spread to other parts.
Your prognosis is good, but there is no guarantee that a recurrence wont happen, DerHagopian said.
To reduce the risk of a recurrence, both DerHagopian and Lippman recommended that I undergo radiation and referred me to UM Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Centers radiation oncologist, Dr. Cristiane Takita. During my meeting with Takita, who specializes in using radiation to kill or shrink cancer cells, I learned that the therapy would reduce the risk of recurrence from about 30 to 10 percent. Although when used on children, Takita said, radiation can become a cancer risk.
We are going to use radiation as a preventive measure, said Takita. That means that we are going to radiate the clavicular area.
The chest wall was also a very common area of recurrence, Takita said. She recommended I undergo six weeks of treatment Monday through Friday.
The treatment is painless when administered, but your skin becomes more sensitive. It will feel like you had a sunburn, said Takita. Some patients experience tiredness lowered white cell counts and inflammation.
I had fears. What if the radiation damaged my tissue so severely that it would cause my body to reject the implant? I am concerned about it affecting my reconstruction, I said.
Fear has taken different forms through my experience with breast cancer treatment. The steps the doctors have recommended are simple, and Im going to continue them despite Lady Terrors creative mirage.


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Healthy Eating Planner: 31 Days of Superfoods
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Superfoods for a Super Body
There are lots of foods that are good for you. But these 10 superfoods go beyond a simple vitamin dose here or a nutrient-drenched nibble there. These are research-backed, expert-beloved disease fighters and energy boosters. Making them your go-to eats is easy. Here, we've got a month's worth of recipes and a menu planner just for you.The Superfoods
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JPG vs. GIF vs. PNG
Following are the most commonly used graphics file formats for putting graphics on the World Wide Web and how each differs from the others.
Following are the most commonly used graphics file formats for putting graphics on the World Wide Web and how each differs from the others.
Short for Joint Photographic Experts Group, the original name of the committee that wrote the standard. JPG is one of the image file formats supported on the Web. JPG is a lossy compression technique that is designed to compress color and grayscale continuous-tone images. The information that is discarded in the compression is information that the human eye cannot detect. JPG images support 16 million colors and are best suited for photographs and complex graphics. The user typically has to compromise on either the quality of the image or the size of the file. JPG does not work well on line drawings, lettering or simple graphics because there is not a lot of the image that can be thrown out in the lossy process, so the image loses clarity and sharpness.
Short for Graphics Interchange Format, another of the graphics formats supported by the Web. Unlike JPG, the GIF format is a lossless compression technique and it supports only 256 colors. GIF is better than JPG for images with only a few distinct colors, such as line drawings, black and white images and small text that is only a few pixels high. With an animation editor, GIF images can be put together for animated images. GIF also supports transparency, where the background color can be set to transparent in order to let the color on the underlying Web page to show through. The compression algorithm used in the GIF format is owned by Unisys, and companies that use the algorithm are supposed to license the use from Unisys.*
Short for Portable Network Graphics, the third graphics standard supported by the Web (though not supported by all browsers). PNG was developed as a patent-free answer to the GIF format but is also an improvement on the GIF technique. An image in a lossless PNG file can be 5%-25% more compressed than a GIF file of the same image. PNG builds on the idea of transparency in GIF images and allows the control of the degree of transparency, known as opacity. Saving, restoring and re-saving a PNG image will not degrade its quality. PNG does not support animation like GIF does.
*Unisys announced in 1995 that it would require people to pay licensing fees in order to use GIF. This does not mean that anyone who creates or uses a GIF image has to pay for it. Authors writing programs that output GIF images are subject to licensing fees.
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Safety first is the chimney builder's prime rule. An expert mason tells how to detail a masonry chimney that will meet both code and budget.
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Rosie's Cafe, Located in
Brennan Hall
About Rosie's Cafe
Established in August 2009, Rosie's Cafe is named after Sr. M. Rose Emmanuella Brennan.
Rosie's Cafe serves an array or sandwiches, pastries, and drinks. A meal exchange program is available for anyone with a dining plan.
Ordering for Faculty and Staff (Click here to order)
To the Faculty and Staff of HNU,
Epicurean is delighted to bring you Rosie's Cafe in Brennan Hall. Come by for a snack or a rejuvenating espresso. We have savory tostada bowls, taco's, fabulous panini's, and tasty snacks that are sure to please your palate.
We know that hard working faculty or staff members like you do not have much time for lunch. We would like to make getting a bite to eat or a delicious snack much easier.
We have created an online pre-order system to accommodate your busy schedule (Click here to order).
Please fill out our lunch order, include your name and press the send button. Your order will be ready 30 minutes after you send. With just one click, we are creating your lunch to suit your busy day.


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Originally from Chile, Dr. Ximena Gallardo C. is a gender and film scholar who has published and presented widely on issues of representation in popular culture. She is currently working on a comprehensive study of women and gender in science fiction cinema entitled She Came from Outer Space.
Dr. Gallardo is also Feminism editor for Reconstruction: Studies in Contemporary Culture (www.reconstruction.ws), and the co-chair for the Science Fiction and Fantasy Area for the Southwest and Texas Popular Culture/American Culture Association (www.geocities.com/pcascifi). Her first book, Alien Woman (Continuum, 2004), a study of the representation of women and gender in the Alien film series, was co-authored with C. Jason Smith.
Schools Attended: Louisiana State University.
Area of Specialization: British literature, Gender Theory and Film Theory, Ethnic Literatures, and Composition.
Favorite Quote: "If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning." -- Catherine Aird
Authors I teach: Whenever I teach essays, novels, and short stories, I usually choose at least one article or essay by Barbara Ehrenreich, Gloria Naylors Baileys Café or Mama Day, and at least one work by Octavia Butler: Bloodchild, Dawn, or Wild Seed.
When I teach drama, I always include at least one play by William Shakespeare (my usual choices are Othello, The Merchant of Venice, The Tempest, Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing, and King Lear), and several selections from the following: Los Vendidos by Luis Valdez, Dutchman by Imamu Amiri Baraka, Twilight: Los Angeles 1992 by Anna Deavere Smith, Jeffrey by Paul Rudnick, Betrayal by Harold Pinter, Death and the Maiden by Ariel Dorfman, M. Butterfly by David Henry Hwang, and The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde.
My choices for poetry vary enormously, but I tend to fall back on one or more of these poets: Spenser, Shakespeare, Milton, Donne, Hopkins, Yeats, Eliot, Plath, Angelou, Piercy.
Books: Alien Woman: The Making of Lt. Ellen Ripley. Co-author. New York: Continuum, 2004. Winner of the 2005 Ray and Pat Browne Popular Culture Association Book Award.
Articles: "Happily Ever After: Harry Potter and the Quest for the Domestic." Co-author. Reading Harry Potter Again: New Critical Essays. Ed. Giselle Liza Anatole. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2009.
"The Alien Film Series." Co-author. Women in Science Fiction and Fantasy. Vol. II. Ed. Robin Reid. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2008: 3-5.
"Feminism." An Unofficial Companion to the Novels of Terry Pratchett. Ed. Andrew M. Butler. Oxford: Greenwood, 2007. 149-152.
"Sexism." An Unofficial Companion to the Novels of Terry Pratchett. Ed. Andrew M. Butler. Oxford: Greenwood, 2007. 331-333.
"Alien: The History of Xenosex." Den of Geek. Dec. 19 2007.
"Oy Science Fiction: On Genre, Criticism, and Alien Love: An Interview with Marleen S. Barr." Co-author. Fem-scape, a special edition of Reconstruction. 5.4 (Winter 2005). n.p. 5 pp.
"How the Online Classroom Changed the Way I Teach." In Transit: The LaGuardia Journal on Teaching and Learning 1.1 (Fall 2005): 23-27.
"'Who Are You?': Alien/Woman as Post-human Subject in Alien Resurrection." Post.human.ous, a special edition of Reconstruction: An Interdisciplinary Research Community 4.3 (Summer 2004). n.p. 13 pp.
"Cinderfella: J. K. Rowling's Wily Web of Gender." Co-author. Reading Harry Potter: Critical Essays. Ed. Giselle Liza Anatole. Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2003. 191-205.
Editions: Fem-scape, a special edition of Reconstruction: An Interdisciplinary Research Community 5.4 (Winter 2005).
Post.human.ous, a special edition of Reconstruction. Co-editor. Reconstruction: An Interdisciplinary Research Community 4.3 (Summer 2004).
Websites: LaGuardia Community College's 2007-2008 Common Reading Companion Website to An Inconvenient Truth. Content manager. LaGuardia Community College. 2007-2008.


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