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Favorite Tools for Jewelry Making! Discover the pros' favorite tools and what they love about them - and find more great tools for wirework, sawing, soldering, etching, pattern transferring, and more! Plus learn to use a new stamping tool and how to make a big splash quickly and inexpensively when you create a bib necklace using precut disks of a lightweight, silver-colored new metal, and then add text like names, inspirational thoughts, and more with easy-to-use letter stamps.
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Update a classic Southwest style silver and turquoise cuff with modernist overlay, learn the secret to easily placing the flat bezel back on the curved surface of the cuff, and see how to cut a turquoise cabochon. Visit Michigan's famous copper country and fashion a bead pendant out of natural copper in basalt cleverly lined with silver grommets. Create perfect tube or wire rivets. Discover how the revolutionary process of 3D printing is used now for jewelry model making and even directly printed alternative materials jewelry - plus see what's on the horizon for precious metal jewelry as well. Find out the latest in Italian design from the runways of the Vicenza jewelry trade fair. Plus studio and business planning tips for your jewelry making and more!
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Peyronie's disease is
an abnormal curvature of the penis caused by scar tissue in the erectile
tissue. Because the scar tissue prevents straightening of the penis, the
curvature is most obvious during an erection. The curvature may be so severe
that it prevents penetration during intercourse.
Peyronie's disease usually affects men who are 50 and older.
Although the exact
cause of Peyronie's disease is unknown, some experts believe the scarring is
caused by injury to the penis (such as being bent or hit).
Peyronie's disease is not caused by cancer and does not increase the risk
of cancer. It is not caused by
sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
Symptoms of Peyronie's
disease may develop slowly or suddenly. Common symptoms include:
Peyronie's disease is usually divided into two stages:
disease is usually diagnosed using a medical history and physical exam.
Your doctor will ask you questions about when you first noticed your symptoms
and whether the symptoms were gradual or sudden. This will help determine which
stage of Peyronie's disease you are experiencing.
Because symptoms
of Peyronie's disease are usually most noticeable when the penis is erect, your
doctor may ask you to take a photograph of your penis while it is erect. Other
tests that may be ordered include:
Peyronie's disease rarely gets better on its own. But treatment usually is not
needed unless Peyronie's disease causes pain or interferes with sexual
Most men are able to remain sexually active. Counseling can help couples
maintain an active sexual life.
Although there is no standard
treatment for Peyronie's disease, vitamin E or medicines such as carnitine, colchicine, or verapamil may help treat
pain and reduce curvature during an erection. But the use of medicines has shown only
limited success, and none are well studied for the treatment of Peyronie's
Surgery is considered for men
who have severe pain, a severely curved penis, or sexual dysfunction related to
Peyronie's disease. Surgical options include removing the scar tissue or
shortening the unaffected side of the penis (plication). In some cases, use of
a penile prosthesis may be used to help keep an erection during
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Jordan GH, McCammon KA (2012). Peyronie's disease. In AJ Wein et al., eds., Campbell-Walsh Urology, 10th ed., vol. 1, pp. 792–809. Philadelphia: Saunders.
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McAninch JW (2008). Disorders of the penis and male
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#371 Fri 28 Sep 12 2:27am
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
RedfoxEstonia wrote:
I was thinking the same, but I was afraid it will bloat too much, get watery y�know. But I suppose it is quite a hard grain, it doesnt perhaps bloat all that easily.
Give it a try Redfox, the brown rice I buy works really well doing that way. I like my rice soft, but still each grain standing separate and fluffy. I can get it like that this way. (But I haven't done it for a while, and I can't remember how much time it takes).
#372 Fri 28 Sep 12 2:46am
Re: Ask me a cooking question
I was given a rice cooker as a house warming gift. It takes 15-20 mins depending on how much rice I'm cooking. I remove what's needed for the meal and let the rest cool and then I put it into ziplock bags and stash in the freezer.
Prior rice cooker I just used the absorption method for cooking rice and the 'knuckle" trick to guage the amount of water/stock to add. Only took about 15-20 mins from memory.
"Cook with love and laughter ..."
#373 Fri 28 Sep 12 7:10am
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
I really want one of those....my mom gets me so much different rice and grain (Einkorn, Spelt, quinoa) from her office - the ones they discard from shop cause they have the wrong label or something - which are usually very expensive but she gets them for free. So that I make some grain-vegetable dish every day.
soaking does work with einkorn, the ancient grain, it is very hard and cooks long but soaking overnight it only took 25 min to cook. man, I really want a rice cooker. I am such a jap-kor kitchen fanatic as well - bowl or rice, vegetables and fish. all I need. and an egg on top.
I made space in the fridge and I�ll put the remaining einkorn there later. working 12 h a day I really dont have the time to cook each morning.
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#374 Fri 28 Sep 12 11:43am
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
Hi Jamie,
I am new to the forums!
Here is my question: I am lately reading more and more in many cooking sites specially in reviews, that some food has been "enthused" with some herb. Can you please give us some clarification on what that might mean?
Thank you in advance,
#375 Fri 28 Sep 12 12:41pm
Re: Ask me a cooking question
Hi, Will, welcome to the forums.
"Enthused" to me means enlivened or jazzed up.
Any other thoughts to help out here, guys?
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#376 Fri 28 Sep 12 12:55pm
Re: Ask me a cooking question
Hi, again, RedfoxEstonia. Yes, rice cookers are brilliant
The other night I had jasmine rice ready to "go" / turn on and had an unexpected invite out.
Forgot about the rice, except to drain and refrigerate when I got home. Went to cook it the next night and it was like "mush". Jasmine rice is a fairly soft rice. I used it for breakfast the next morning with some rhubarb and apple compote I'd made before.
Soaking, after rinsing well, may be your answer to cooking the hard ancient grains but you will need to be vigilant so you don't end up with mush like I did.
That applies whether you use a saucepan or a rice cooker.
Hope this has been of some use
"Cook with love and laughter ..."
#377 Fri 28 Sep 12 7:33pm
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
Maree wrote:
Hope this has been of some use
Of course! thank you!
#378 Fri 28 Sep 12 8:05pm
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Hi There,
My question is how the hell can we change hospital food, I lost my Nana last week. It is a long story but she went in to hospital as she was not eating. I was discusted at the food they were serving so on top of not wanting to eat she was being feed pure crap!. little to say she did not eat.
On top of everything my Grandfather has now been taken into hospital. I tried his food today and almost threw up. How can they serve this food to sick people and get away with it.
Please help me do something before it is to late for many people.
#379 Sun 30 Sep 12 5:58pm
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Re: Ask me a cooking question
Hi Jamie,
Ive made your butternut squash muffins lots of times.......
The icing really doesn't set, I went as far as making it the night before and putting it in the fridge, it still didn't set.
Is there something missing from the icing recipe?
I love your work and good luck for the new 15 min book! I look forward to reading and baking from it!
rach x
#380 Mon 01 Oct 12 6:22pm
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Hello I was planning to have guests over on Saturday but my son was unfortunately unwell and all was cancelled. I am now left with a large tub of double cream and I don't want to waste it.
On the tub it says i can freeze it when whipped - have you tried this does it taste ok when thawed ? And should I whip it and freeze in small "dollops" ?!!
Thanks for any advice x
Suzie xo
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Alexander Kristoff sprinted through the remnants of a 16-man breakaway that was absorbed in the final kilometer to finish ninth for the BMC Racing Team Tuesday in the opening stage of the Tour du Poitou-Charentes.
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Kristoff said he had a perfect lead-out from teammates Cole House, Martin Kohler, Steve Morabito, John Murphy and Danilo Wyss. But with riders from the breakaway (which included the BMC Racing Team's Florian Stalder) being caught, it was far from a normal field sprint. "We caught the break with 200 meters to go and I got stuck between all the people from the break," Kristoff said. "I think I could have won if we had caught the break a little earlier." Anthony Roux (Francaise des Jeux) won the 186 km race.


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Got two of them. The sign, not the Martin bows. Make me a offer. Might sell one and keep one...depending on the offer.
Got two of them. The sign, not the Martin bows. Make me a offer. Might sell one and keep one...depending on the offer.
I have a offer of $20 and shipping of $12. It will go so make a best offer.
Sonny, sorry, the banners are too big for my office, aka the broom closet, but I have to ask, are those really Martin bows or did you do some photo shopping ?! lol They can't be real !
They are the real deal. Both bows are owned by our 3D club President. The camo is Martin's camo. The stabilizer is not a stabilizer. It is a storage compartment. The Kam-Act was a bow beyond it's time, adjustable from 20 to 80 pounds and adjustable for draw length from 22 to 32 and all in the same bow.
Some 1000 bows were made before it was shelved. I understand this was done due to possible infringement rights of the Allen bow.
And consider this awesome bow is not a fluke. Martin had wild ideas way back when that are now the hot items of today.
Check this out - girls back then and bows custom painted that make today's pukey; http://www.archeryhistory.com/compounds/kamact.php
Checked out the link, Well ahead of their time. What made me comment on the link was the photo of Roy Huff at the Fresno Safari, my wife and I used to attend Fresno Safari every year, and was the first place I saw a compound in about 1970-71. A great novelty shoot!
Martin 06 Slayer, Nitrous C, shoot thru, 63lb, Quiktune 3000, HAA OL 5519, Beman ICS Hunter
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Yes, those are SO kewl! You ever get to shoot one, Sonny? I like the limb tip change in the bottom, red bow. The first compounds weren't much in the let-off department, were they; even these and it was a selling point for them. And, they look taller than the little gal holding the one. Thanks for the link, interesting.
I just saw one of those bows for sale on Ebay the other day. Almost bought it just for the "coolness factor". Now I wish I had for the nostalgia factor.
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Yeah, I know I'm grumpy and opinionated.
I think I posted this long ago here, but the Camo KamAct belonged to Pat's father and Pat's father did kill a deer with it. Pat had it in his mind to do the same thing, but I understand he spoke with Terry and the camo is the more valuable bow, collector wise. How much, I don't know. The KamAct was given to him by a friend of his father's. I understand it hung in garage for several years. When they dug it out it completely covered with bird dropping and paint camo. And again, a old time Martin dealer had bunches of new cables and stuff for the KamAct from years back. The old dealer's wife also had a KamAct (deceased these many years). The Dealer keeps it for a reason. It has two limb bolts per limb. I forget, but possibly Martin went to one limb bolts, as per the dealer, because cracks between the two bolts.


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This falls entering students continue to reflect the campuss high quality standards, Henderson added. ACT scores and high school GPAs for first time freshmen entering this term are the highest ever recorded. UM-Dearborn has been recognized as one of the top public universities in the Midwest in this years U.S. News ratings.
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Oskar Reinhart came from a wealthy Winterthur family and he shaped the artistic life of the city like no other. Already at an early age Reinhart committed himself to establishing his collection. One thing was clear: his art treasures were to be made accessible to the public. Oskar Reinhart's passion for art is still noticeable today when you wander through the rooms of the museum. The rooms, affectionately equipped with stylish period furniture, lend the museum a private atmosphere and invite you to stay.
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JFK in Germany: Rare and Classic Photos, 1963
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First off, let's get the whole jelly-doughnut fiction out of the way. For decades, people have been chuckling over the oft-repeated "fact" that when he delivered his now-famous speech at Berlin's Schöneberg city hall in June 1963, John F. Kennedy flubbed the oration's critical line. Instead of declaring his solidarity with the German people with a rousing, "I am a Berliner!" (Ich bin Berliner) — so the story goes — Kennedy instead proclaimed, "I am a jelly doughnut!" (Ich bin ein Berliner).
It's a pretty good story, and it's even more comical when it's repeated, as it has been countless times in the subsequent decades, in JFK's distinctive Boston accent and with his unique cadence. Alas, for comedians and for cocktail-party trivia experts everywhere, Kennedy's assertion was not only perfectly comprehensible, but positively stirring, to the thousands of Germans who saw his speech live and to the millions of others who heard it on the radio or saw it on TV.
"I am a Berliner!" It might not be as hilarious as the apocryphal jelly-doughnut line — but five decades on, JFK's simple declaration still feels inspiring.
Don't take our word for it; judge for yourself:
Here, on the 50th anniversary of Kennedy's June 26, 1963, Berlin speech, LIFE.com recalls not only that one historic moment, but the look and the feel — the unprecedented energy — of his trip to Germany. Kennedy drew boisterous and, for the most part, adoring crowds wherever he traveled, and less than two decades after the end of World War II, in a West Germany that was now an American ally, was received as something of a rock star by young and old alike.
[MORE: See the gallery, "Rare Photos From JFK's 1960 Campaign."]
Staged less than five months before his assassination would stun the world, in a nation ripped apart by competing ideologies and by the brute, concrete symbol of the Cold War — the Berlin Wall — JFK's triumphant German tour was one of the earliest and most poignant watersheds of the 1960s. As America moved deeper into the decade, and as violence seemed to erupt from every seam in the culture — the terrorist church bombing in Birmingham mere months later; the assassinations of Malcolm X, Dr. King and Robert Kennedy; the war in Vietnam; the Mansons; Altamont and on and on — the promise of a new, re-imagined and perhaps even morally ascendant United States flickered, and faded.
Writing in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas less than a decade after JFK's assassination, Hunter S. Thompson caught — in the book's famous "wave speech" — that same sense of a rare, marvelous opportunity lost. Here, truncated, is part of that passage from that singular book:
It seems like a lifetime, or at least a Main Era — the kind of peak that never comes again…. Maybe it meant something. Maybe not, in the long run… but no explanation, no mix of words or music or memories can touch that sense of knowing that you were there and alive in that corner of time and the world.… You could strike sparks anywhere. There was a fantastic universal sense that whatever we were doing was right, that we were winning.…
And that, I think, was the handle — that sense of inevitable victory over the forces of Old and Evil. Not in any mean or military sense; we didn't need that. Our energy would simply prevail. There was no point in fighting — on our side or theirs. We had all the momentum; we were riding the crest of a high and beautiful wave.…
So now, less than five years later, you can go up on a steep hill in Las Vegas and look West, and with the right kind of eyes you can almost see the high-water mark — that place where the wave finally broke and rolled back.
Thompson was writing, of course, about the intense, brief period in the Sixties when it felt like the forces of violence and Puritanism in America — and maybe even around the world — might finally be on the run. But he might as well have been describing the beginning of the end of the Kennedy era, as well — an era that was, in part, defined by a speech given by a young American president on a summer day in Berlin in 1963.
— Ben Cosgrove is the Editor of LIFE.com
[MORE: See the gallery, "LIFE at the Birth of the Berlin Wall."]
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THOMASVILLE — With a Central Carolina Conference regular-season baseball title already sewn up on Tuesday, East Davidson's regular-season final with Salisbury Friday night wasn't much more than going through the checklist:
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Now the Eagles are preparing for the postseason with the hopes that top pitcher Avery Bowles, who was suffering from shoulder problems that past two weeks, will be ready to roll.
"Bowles has been shut down and hasn't pitched the last two weeks," noted Tricarico. "But that's given us good work from McIntire and Williams, because come state playoff time, you need three or four pitchers. This has actually been a good thing for the other guys and hopefully Avery can get back into it again."
McIntire, for his part, hadn't pitched in a month.
"I'm real pleased overall with what we did," said Tricarico.
Notes: Williams went 4-for-4 with four singles for the Eagles, while Campbell went 3-for-4 with two RBIs. ... Williams pitched the last two innings in relief and had five strikeouts. ... Salisbury finished second in the CCC with a 7-3 record, 12-10 overall.


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The nine riders who will take the start in Corsica on June 29 include six who were a part of the BMC Racing Team's squad when Evans won the Tour de France in 2011: Brent Bookwalter, Marcus Burghardt, Amaël Moinard, Steve Morabito, Manuel Quinziato and Michael Schär. Joining them will be reigning world road champion Philippe Gilbert and last year's Tour de France best young rider and Amgen Tour of California winner Tejay van Garderen. BMC Racing Team President/General Manager Jim Ochowicz said choosing the final roster was the culmination of a nearly year-long process. "Selection starts the day after the previous Tour in regards to evaluation, and we take into final consideration the course design and performance and health issues leading up to this point," Ochowicz said. "The evaluation of that information was used to select nine athletes and three alternates, who equally earn a right to take the start. But for any one of several of the selection criteria, they (the alternates) just didn't get there." Alternates for the Tour squad are Mathias Frank, Thor Hushovd and Dominik Nerz.
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Evans will start his ninth Tour de France coming off a third-place finish at the Giro d'Italia last month. "My recovery and training has progressed well this time as we attempt the 'Giro-Tour double,' " he said. "When I look back at our 2010 attempt, I feel a lot better this time around." Evans said the team assembled around him is even stronger than the 2011 squad. "I am happy to have my three 'guardian angels' – Quinziato, Burghardt and Schär – around me, plus Brent, Amaël and Steve from our successful 2011 team. And with Tejay coming into the mix, we are a lot stronger in the mountains than in past years." When he last raced both the Giro and the Tour as the reigning world road champion in 2010, Evans finished fifth at the Giro despite suffering from illness and wore the yellow jersey for one day at the Tour before breaking his elbow and finishing 25th. "It will be crucial to be consistent everywhere: on the flat stages and time trials, etc.," he said. "The climbs will be particularly important this year. Avoiding bad luck is always key as well."
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BMC Racing Team Directeur Sportif John Lelangue said the six returning riders form a solid foundation for Evans's run at the podium. "We have a really strong team and can go to Corsica with a lot of confidence with this team of experienced guys," he said. "They are all in good shape and focused on a sole objective. They also have been working well together in one-week races this year, so they know how it is to work for a leader." Assistant Director Fabio Baldato, who directed Evans at the Giro, said Evans showed in that race that he is always attentive to the little things that can make the difference over three weeks. "Cadel has shown he can be good in all areas – whether it's a technical parcours or a tricky final, he will be there," he said. "We saw this at the Giro. In situations like this, he's good and is always in good position. Plus, he has a great team around him to put him in the front."
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Van Garderen, who was fifth last year in his second Tour appearance, said repeating as the race's best young rider is not an objective. "The white jersey wasn't a goal of mine last year and it's not again this year," he said. "It just came along with me being up there every day, helping Cadel, which is my focus again this year." Gilbert, a stage winner at all three grand tours, said he is also putting aside any personal ambitions in order to help Evans. "For me, I am just a helper, but it will be special to be part of the 100th Tour de France," he said.
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Brent Bookwalter (USA), Marcus Burghardt (GER), Cadel Evans (AUS), Philippe Gilbert (BEL), Amaël Moinard (FRA), Steve Morabito (SUI), Manuel Quinziato (ITA), Michael Schär (SUI), Tejay van Garderen (USA).
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The four remaining BMC Racing Team riders in Ster ZLM Toer are working well together, said Assistant Director Max Sciandri.
Good Help For Positioning
In Friday's stage, it was Danilo Wyss who benefited most at the end of the 188.3-kilometer race, Sciandri said. "Adam Blythe and Sebastian Lander gave him a hand and Alessandro Ballan was there around 10 km to go and put him into position," Sciandri said. Marcel Kittel (Argos-Shimano) took the win ahead of André Greipel (Lotto Belisol Team) while displacing Robert Wagner (Blanco Pro Cycling Team) as race leader. Wyss finished 24th and remains 18th in the overall standings. After helping his teammate, Ballan said he was pleased with his effort in his first stage race since a serious crash in training in December. "I had a good day," the former world road champion said. "It was not easy for me on the small roads with the climb, but I stayed in the group and in the final I helped Adam and Danilo. I'm happy because this race is only training for me."