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"37 Year Old, MR, Hernia & TT -..."
3 days post op. The worst part so far was waking up in the recovery room. Feeling like I had to cough and couldn't because of the pain. The level if tightness surprised me as well. That I defiantly needed some anti anxiety meds for. One u had that I was ok. Now that it's been I few days my biggest complaint is the headaches I get from the pain meds. I still can't believe how amazing my... more
"My Bucket List- Ode to the Tummy..."
So I am 53 years old woman trying to age gracefull, hard to believe and admit! I would describe myself as healthy 5'6 135 lbs, active and most people would call me thin with having the appearance of 16 week pregnancy belly. (not shown in picture unfortunately but quite real! No amount of exercise was affecting my body appearance and as I am aging the cortisol levels were just adding insult... more
"Waited 22 Years for This! - Harrison, NY"
I had my first child at 16. She was 9lbs 12oz and completely stretched out my abdomen and I was left with huge stretchmarks and a lot of loose skin. I've hated my stomach ever since. I always felt self-conscious undressed or sitting down. After I had my last child 3 years ago at 36 I set a goal for myself that I would treat myself to a tummy tuck before my 40th birthday. I had my... more
"I Was 32 Years Old when I Got TT..."
I mention that I have children and a husband, because if you plan on getting a TT done be sure your, not or done having babies (bundle of joys)..???? you will save and won't waste the money! Just wait until your done with motherhood of bearing a child!!! It's worth it when you want your figure back or looking forward to getting a new shapely figure !!! more
"Why Can't I Get Rid of This Stomach?..."
Hello Everyone, My name is Wendy. I am 41 years old and decided after having kids, loosing 70lbs. which I kept off for over 3 years, and working out an hour a day 6 days a week to do something about the loose hanging skin and fat I cannot shed any other way beside a tummy tuck. My decision has been rather quick. I knew I wasn't loosing any more weight even though I was trying so hard ........ more
"Awesome tummy tuck- Huntington, NY"
Had a Tummy Tuck done by Dr. Romanelli, all I can say is that it was the best decision I have made in choosing him as a surgeon. ( I went to see a few in Long Island) He did such a great job I feel like I'm in my twenties again! His got a great bedside manner and is very caring as well as his nursing staff and the PA . He does the quilting method to stitch the tummy back and no drains, which... more
"2 month photos - 41 Yrs old - TT/MR..."
I'm generally pretty fit - eat well, exercise, have completed some long distance races. The tummy has not responded to any of this. Minimal stretch marks but always a bloated, protruding look. I frequently get asked when I'm due. Took the plunge this week with Dr. Richard Restifo. Only 5 days post op. Will be better able to just results down the road. This photo in the orange bikini... more
"Mini Tummy Tuck with Lipo - Bedford..."
So everyone thought I was crazy when I said "tummy tuck" but the loose pouch of skin at the bottom of my stomach bothered me a lot. No matter how much I exercised or how much weight I lost I skill had that extra skin & it was time for it to go. I had my procedure done 3 days ago & other than the lack of sleep I'm getting from having to sleep on my back I feel great. Day one I was taking the... more
"28 Years Old, 5 Kids (Last Babies..."
Hi I'm new and don't really know if I'm doing this right yet! I am 28 years old and have 5 kids including twins. 11,7,4 and my twins are 1. My tummy tuck is scheduled for March 25th and I'm excited and nervous and thinking do I really want to do this....well of course! but there's something about it that makes me have mixed emotions. I've had all 5 of my kids vaginally so no scar on my abdomen... more
"28.yo Develped P.E Annd Major..."
I need to know if anyone else had gone through this I am feeling depressed bc I am hospitalized for a week now. Behind my incision was a large abscess that I had to have cleaned (being put under) 3x sofar hooked to a woundvac bc the wound is left open.. on iIV antibiotics, have a pulmonary embolism on top of it so I am on blood thinners.. just looking to hear if this has happened to anyone... more
"Thrilled with Dr. David Palaia -..."
I've seen Dr. Palaia's work before as I work in a gym as a personal trainer. He was the obvious choice when I decided to go under the knife and fix what diet and exercise couldn't do. I'm only 2 weeks out from my surgery and am already thrilled with the results. His staff, nurses, and anesthesiologist were top rate. His facility is conveniently located within Northern Westchester Hospital.... more
I had my tummy Tuck on Aug 15, 2013. I got local anesthesia and fews hours after the procedure I was at home. The drains were painful for me. I stay 7 days without shower( I know it is gross). Took the drains off after 8 days. I almost 3 weeks after the surgery and still swelling. Soon I will ask my husband to take pictures to you compare before and after. P.S. sorry for my horrible English... more
"Thanks Dr. Landsman for Giving Me..."
At the begining, I was disappointed because of the scar and the drains. But Dr Landsman was supportive and told me that by the time my high school reunion came about the results that I wanted will come through. My high school reunion is in October I still have what is left of July, all of August, September and the first two weeks of October and I am ready for my friends to see me I look better... more
"My Experience with Tummy Tuck and..."
After having my 2nd child (c-section), my body never bounced back - regardless of how much I worked out or how carefully I ate. Once I was sure I was not having a third child, I decided to reclaim the body I once had. After researching and consulting with my doctor of choice, I opted for the tummy tuck and lipo suction combination. more
Seven days past my TT and I could not be happier. I am 46 years old and 5'5" ... had two very large babies.. they are now 24 and 19. At some point in my marriage I became wall paper... always seen when it benefitted everyone but never heard when it counted. I became a comfort food eater... weighed almost 230 lbs. I woke up one morning and decided it was worth it for me to take my life back.... more
"Tummy Tuck - Westchester, NY"
Dr. Neal Goldberg and his staff were extremely profession and knowagable. Dr. Goldberg explained all the options available to me for a tummy tuck. I had a mini-tummy tuck with lipo and some muscle repair. I had the procedure in the surgical suite at Dr. Goldbergs office. The surgical nurse was very caring. The anastesialogists was excellent. Very experienced and it put me at ease. I feel the... more
"My Trifecta - TT, Hysterectomy and..."
I always said it would be time for some 'body work' for my 40th BD, but not sure this is what I envisioned. Having been told I need a full hysterectomy and bladder repair I jokingly asked if they could throw in a TT, and my OB/GYN said they do it all the time. Recommended one surgeon. I thought I would get lipo as well, but they drew the line there and said that this was enough for one day.... more
"All Smiles -White Plains, NY"
Have flirted with the idea of having a TT for about 1 year now. After 3 kids I just couldn't get back my abs no matter how hard I work out. Finally did my TT on 2/13/13. Didn't really experience any pain after the procedure. just swelling and not being able to walk up right for a few days. I'm loving my results. Already I'm feeling more sexy and confident. Waiting on my doctor for the... more
"6 months. Failed muscle repair. Rev..."
Hello, I have been reading all your stories and am grateful for your recommendations and updates. Here is a little about me. I am 49 years old, with 3 kids, 17, 15 and 9. I am 5'5 and 134 lbs. I work out every day and cannot get rid of my belly. It is mostly genetic for me, to be honest. I was 112 lbs in high school and had a jelly belly! I am nervous but very excited to have a flat tummy as I... more
"Tt and Lipo 11 Dpo...do I Look..."
Ok this is 11 days out...i am not sure if I am doing this right I have to go back and delete my profile pic. I feel very big and I feel like i look awful. I am still not sure I am putting this in the right place Hi all....I tried to post a question but it never showed. I see all these people that look so flat already at my time and I look so swollen and THICK is the only way I can... more
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You can bond the second connect lines too, if you feel that the second line round robin will be an issue for you. All you need is a router on one end that does VPN across two connections, and a server on another end, maybe with a 10Mbps port and a large bucket of bandwidth (or unmetered!) to bond with. This I find is a very reliable way, as you can essentially send traffic down the VPN, which simply reduces in speed if one of the lines go down. If your connection to the server fails entirely, as long as the connection is up your router should fall back to a non-VPN'd state and either balance load or whatever else you decide. If you do use a server, I suggest getting at least two IPs. One IP for the server itself, one as a "everything to/from VPN" IP to avoid issues.Either way until Frontier changes the way they do things, since much of their legacy areas don't seem to take advantage of ADSL2+ too much (which can do bonding natively at the link, reducing overhead and complexity for the customer, but allows Frontier to stick a modem at you since there aren't too many modems that bond ADSL2+ lines. But for the cost of bonded modems/routers, it would then justify their modem rental fee with the prices they go for!), I guess that's the way it will have to be.So it's either the above and giving people $300 modems or deploy VDSL2/LR-VDSL2 DSLAMs which have the same reach as ADSL2+ but when you're closer, offer speeds that can make cable a little bit "afraid" of it (200Mbps nearby, 100Mbps/100Mbps half a mile out, to reaching 24+Mbps a mile out?), and decent modems run for 1/4th the cost of bonding modems.
When they first offered the secondconnect I called Frontier and the lady I talked to said that the network was upgrading at the end of the year, which as far as I can tell never happened. From your description of what is necessary I am OK to wait and see if the upgrades ever take place.
I agree Smith6612, unfortunately I do not see Frontier going that direction. They may make improvements to the larger areas but it will not be to the level discussed. But in rule area similar to where I live here in West Virginia I am going to be surprised if we see any improvement in infrastructure. Frontier is doing everything they can to become improve upon the monopoly that they have. Didn't the courts rule on telecommunications monoploies once before?
They did in the past. But keep in mind when they ruled against the Bell monopoly, that was at a time where Wireless providers were only remotely available due to cost and lack of infrustructure, and Cable systems only did a light selection of TV Stations over Analog. The system wasn't regulated AT ALL and essentially, one giant company owned practically the entire country besides a few small regional Bells and this giant Bell had control over everything from phone service to pay phones, to basically every business. CLECs were really non-existent either.Frontier I don't consider to be a true monopoly at the moment, besides their pricing which even in Duopoly/Triopoly situations is no better which does have the touch of monopoly to it as everyone knows. I don't think the State Regulators would find them to be too much of a monopoly unless they keep up with the modem rental fees for cheap little plastic things with silicon inside that run open source software, nonsense fees, keep speeds the same, perhaps consider data limits like they did a few years back, and not even improve the network one bit, or like Citizens in this area used to do way back in the day, make the local calling plan extremely limited to the point where you really had to buy Long distance to place many regional calls or expect a couple hundred dollar phone bill at the end of the month. Man I am glad that I don't need Long distance anymore to call most of my area code.I can't expect Frontier myself to run Fiber to everyone's home, but i do expect them to make use of whatever Fiber they do have to boost speeds wherever they can, improve service reliability for all, and to not simply leave it for those who wish to pay top dollar for little (Like T1 lines without SLAs which are a scam today). If it means letting some homes along a street with Fiber on it connect to some dark, unused strands that will never be used and eventually worn out/destroyed, why not at least do that and perhaps set up some other plan to let people reap the benefits while pricing it in a way that's affordable for all but gives profit? If it means placing VDSL2 DSLAMs (Pole mount ones exist!) to take old, beat up DSLAMs out of service, by all means do so. They have more range, have far more backplane capacity and breathe a bit more life into Copper to keep people pleased a bit more.I also expect Frontier not to underplan what they're diving into, like they did with the Verizon deal. Like leaving the company full of local techs who don't know how to fix Litespan remote when it breaks, letting edge routers run to extreme loading levels (Just because they say Cisco on the case doesn't mean it's God! I shutter half the time when I hear the word Cisco, as it means it either runs really well, or whoever owns it overloaded the heck out of the thing even though it's set up right), letting the backbone saturate to the point where chains of COs choke down (which upsets the techs, too!), or pricing in such a way or placing speeds at places where even the most barebones cable packages beat them (like in my area).So yeah. I understand. I've been a Frontier customer for years, back in the days of Citizens Communications and I believe even before then back when the Telco was actually a small town indie company not a part of the AT&T Bell Atlantic System (now Verizon). I've had DSL with them since they even installed the gear in the CO and built an RT back in the early to mid 2000s, along with running their first Fiber cables in the area. I'm with them because despite the annoyances, they've treated me well up to this point in time. I will say though that being a person with technical background and experience, if I were a shareholder of Frontier I would be disappointed to see my invested money coming back as dividends with the state things appear to be in. I obviously expect my stock and investment to grow, but not at some rediculous value that winds up hindering investment where it actually needs to go (and why I would invest in the first place for a company that has a potential future). But to ease up on things, Frontier isn't the only company I would shame for doing things like that. There's many others out there.Whatever the case is, I certainly hope they get their act together and solve these issues once and for all, especially in West Virginia.
after the verizon deal frontier has so much debt i don't see how they can do anything productive. FTTH/VDSL2 aren't even on the radar for frontier.
Hence my underplanning statement. If they went into the deal knowing fully what they were taking and how to best support it, expanding services without letting stuff hit the fan, they would be in a much better position and they would have actually been able to chop down that debt at a faster rate to the point where they could make Verizon look bad to even those who see Frontier as evil. Even upgrading their legacy areas like Rochester, NY where their Main HQ is and where a huge technical community is present would have gotten them onto an awesome step as well. Even if it meant taking the old equipment and moving it out to expand services, it would have been a better option.Back before this place was even an official forum, but just some under the shelf forum, we actually saw what Frontier's 10Mbps service was like. It actually was 10Mbps when they first introduced it, was faster than what Verizon and AT&T offered (can't count for smaller companies though as I didn't keep too many tabs since there's so many). I actually wanted it to show up in my area and was hoping Marketing/Sales would let them do these things (there are no technical issues in my area that says they CAN'T do more than 3Mbps/384kbps for residential lines. I know this for a fact which is also evident looking at their website). Within a few months, Racerbob (a DSLReports member), back then known as Mazdakman who was the first person I recall mentioning getting the service at that speed actually went from Roadrunner service and liked the service, hating Frontier in the past for their practices. It was dirt cheap too, and was actually consistent. Of course, again with the underplanning, the service started to hit the fan at night. He's back with Cable, after trying the service again a year after this and seeing the same thing. Sticking with cable now, and I can't blame him at all. I respect the decision. At least he has access to DOCSIS 3.0 now AND ADSL2+.
Actually, Frontier is testing VDSL2 in parts of WV.
That's news to me. Whereabouts are they testing it, if you can tell? Are they setting the DSLAMs to speeds VDSL2 is capable of doing at all?


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Insight: Changing China set to shake world economy, again
BEIJING/LONDON (Reuters) - Long after concerns about tightening U.S. monetary policy have faded, a more profound issue will still dog global policymakers: how to handle the second stage of China's economic revolution.
The first phase, industrialization, shook the world. Commodity-producing countries boomed as they fed China's endless appetite for natural resources. Six of the 10 fastest-growing economies last decade were in Africa.
China's flood of keenly priced manufactured goods hollowed out jobs in advanced and emerging nations alike but also helped cap inflation and made an array of consumer goods affordable for tens of millions of people for the first time.
The second stage of China's development promises to be no less momentous.
Consumption will take over the growth baton from investment. Services will grow as a share of the economy, while industry shrinks. Commodity-intensive mass manufacturing based on cheap labor will give way to greener, cleaner ways of making things.
More of the value added by a better-educated, more productive workforce harnessing new technologies will stay in China instead of going to multinational companies.
That's the plan, anyway.
China will remain the most powerful engine of global growth for the next couple of decades, but it will no longer be just processing imported raw materials and components for re-export, said Li Jian with the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, the Commerce Ministry's think tank.
"China has realized that it cannot blindly rely on investment and exports as the main drivers of growth. So China's demand will be more balanced," Li said.
To show it is serious about more sustainable growth, China deliberately engineered the first-half slowdown that unnerved markets in order to address these longer-term structural priorities, according to President Xi Jinping.
Xi and the other new leaders of China's Communist Party are expected to approve a blueprint for reform at a plenum in November. Overcoming vested interests opposed to the new economic model will be a stern test of their credibility.
A lot is at stake for the global economy too.
Philip Schellekens, an economist with the World Bank in Washington, said the importance of the reforms Beijing intends to make cannot be overstated. As China changes, so will the rest of the world.
"The structural transformations that we think are going to happen in China over the next two decades will matter far more than the near-term vulnerabilities," he said.
On balance, commodity-exporting developing economies stand to be affected more than rich nations - an obvious exception being Australia, where the end of a China-driven mining boom was a big issue in Saturday's election. China buys a third of Australia's exports.
Commodity demand should stay strong, especially as China's capital stock per head is only 10 percent that of America's and urbanization has a long way to go. But rebalancing will favor commodities more closely tied to consumption than to investment.
Economists fret that too many emerging markets spent their windfalls from surging raw material prices instead of ploughing them into infrastructure and other investment. As a result, growth is slowing now that China's demand is softening.
China's appetite for agricultural commodities and energy should hold up well but Capital Economics, a London consultancy, said it was concerned about large metals exporters that have not saved their extra income and so are running current account deficits.
It singled out South Africa, Zambia, Chile and Peru as being particularly vulnerable.
Of course, lower raw material prices should boost growth and lower inflation for commodity importers.
Take iron ore. With no other country coming close to being able to absorb the slack left by China, which imports about two-thirds of the world's ore, prices risk years of decline as a major oversupply swamps demand, with some forecasting prices to be cut in half by 2015.
Another bonus is that big emerging markets such as India and Indonesia will have a chance to move into basic manufacturing sectors that China is vacating. Bangladesh has quickly become the world's second-biggest textile exporter.
Brazil stands out as an example of a country that has already been under intense pressure from China in low-skill industries such as footwear and will increasingly be going head to head with China in higher-value markets too. Policies to boost competitiveness thus become more imperative than ever.
After largely missing the chance to reform during the boom, Brazil also risks squandering the opportunities thrown up by China's transition slip unless it improves its infrastructure, cuts red tape and overhauls its tax system, economists say.
"Some of the underlying structural shortcomings of the economy were covered up during the bonanza. It's only as the commodity boom has slowed that the supply side constraints have become more visible," said Jens Arnold, who tracks Brazil for the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris.
In the case of advanced economies, China's transition is a double-edged sword, according to He Yifeng, an analyst at Hongyuan Securities in Beijing.
"For the United States and Europe, China's rebalancing could create more competition for them. But they can take the initiative by focusing on the higher end of the value chain, relying on knowledge and technology exports," he said.
Already a lucrative market for European purveyors of luxury goods, China will increasingly present opportunities for foreign firms as incomes rise and consumers grow more discriminating.
Safety-conscious parents' choice of foreign-made baby milk formula is a case in point, said Haibin Zhu, chief China economist for JP Morgan in Hong Kong.
"We will probably see a shift in the consumption basket," Zhu said. "The increased focus on product quality is positive news for many international exporters, particularly from advanced economies."
Another rich seam for advanced economies is services, which account for just 43 percent of Chinese GDP, the smallest share of any major economy.
James Emmett, global head of trade finance at HSBC in London, said urbanization and the rise of China's middle class offered openings to firms in Britain and beyond in sectors such as health, education and tourism.
"We are seeing a change in the nature of China," he said.
As services blossom, foreign companies could reap a windfall of up to $6 trillion by 2025 in everything from retail trade and transport to hotels and finance, said Yale University's Stephen Roach, a former chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia.
Zhu at JP Morgan expects investment to drop from 48 percent of GDP to 35 percent by 2018-2020 as consumption (household and government) rises to 60-65 percent from 50 percent.
At the same time, GDP growth is likely to slow toward 6.5 percent a year by 2016-2020 from 7.7 percent in 2012 and 10 percent a year on average since the late 1970s.
Yet market worries about the transition need to be kept in perspective. Even if growth slows to 5 percent a year by 2030, Schellekens with the World Bank said China will still be adding output every year equal to the size of the South Korean economy.
"Even though China is facing quite a transformation, the long-term future is still a very positive one," he said.
(Editing by Mike Peacock)
I find it astonishing people keep going on about the promise of the "rebalancing" without actually considering whether it is occurring or even being started. Then again, maybe they're all just hoping that urbanization solves all their woes; you know, that thing which research suggests doesn't spur strong economic growth, but is spurred by strong economic growth.
To be fair, as ridiculous as all this is, it's nothing compared to the ecological and sustainability issues which are seemingly being ignored by most nations, especially those which will be most affected by their consequences (like the PRC).
China presented a $1.7 trillion, 22 point, 5 year ($340 billion per year) plan to address pollution at the Durban Climate Change Conference in late 2011 that should show serious results by mid-2014 that will continue through late 2016 when the next 5 year pollution plan will start. Several decades of unrestrained pollution will take decades to address. However, it fits into the economic plan because it opens new economic opportunities in green energies and technologies.
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Like the title says, I'm wondering if it's possible to boot w2k from compact flash? I'm aware that writing to the card will quickly thrash it, but this is more for a proof-of-concept setup than a big roll-out and we have a load of 4Gb drives we could use for page files and logs.
We're currently thinking of re-using old hardware (P2 500Mhz, 128mb) as front-ends for electronic registration and are looking at ways of speeding up boot times.
Any thoughts on whether this is a good idea are welcome, I don't think it's the best solution, but booting from the original drives is _slow_. If it doesn't work , we'll be looking more closely at Plan B (thinstation).


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GRIFFITH | Although they received a 3 percent raise earlier in Tuesday's Town Council meeting, town employees still gave the board an earful when it was their turn to talk.
With a unanimous vote, the council approved the raise for 2014. I includes all full-time town employees and elected officials.
"I think a 3 percent increase is a slap in the face," Public Works employee Michael Ball said during comments from the floor.
Ball said it has been five years since the last raise and that other towns are giving raises and bonuses.
"We're just about fed up with this. We're not going to take it anymore," Ball said. "We need a raise every year."
But the council suggested that Ball is in no position to know about raises in other communities.
"You have had a raise in the last five years," said Clerk-Treasurer George Jerome, noting that they received a 2 percent raise a few years ago, plus stipends of about $1,000 each in 2009.
Jerome said everyone deserves a raise, but the economic situation does not always make it possible.
"We have done everything in our power not to lay off people," Jerome said. "The country went through a horrible recession."
Council Vice President Rick Ryfa, R-3rd, said the board has been negotiating with Teamsters Local 142 on a new contract.
Ryfa said the union understands the economic landscape and only had been asking for a 2 percent raise.
"Apparently Mr. Ball is not happy with the town offering 50 percent more in a raise than what his own union negotiating team was asking for," Ryfa said.
He said the town is operating with less money than in 2007; Jerome noted that the town had a state-frozen tax levy for years.
Ryfa also said the town may be hit with a 40 percent "Cadillac Tax" by the Affordable Care Act.
Jerome said the town must find a way to absorb this extra cost, which means the town would be paying a total of $16,000 each year per employee for health insurance.
Council President Glen Gaby, R-1st, added that employees contribute only $2 per month for their policies.
Employee Mike Barta, the union steward, suggested the board visit with the employees to talk about the issues.
"We're upset, but I think we can all work together," Barta said.
In other business, the council approved three police officer promotions:
Former Acting Police Chief Matt Moore is now a sergeant and Jake Schoon and Mike Gauler were promoted to corporal.
The board also approved hiring David Borghetti to become the department's 29th police officer.


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The CPC7514 Quad High Voltage (HV) isolated Analog Switch Array builds upon IXYS Integrated Circuits Division's Line Card Access Switch (LCAS) design and fabrication expertise for telecom and non-telecom applications. This monolithic solid state device provides the switching functionality of four normally open (1-Form-A) relays in one small economical package.
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The eyes of Italian sports enthusiasts will turn towards the Lombardy region and its capital Milan on Sunday evening, when the city's two footballing giants AC and Inter are set for a showdown at the San Siro.
Adding spice to an already heady mix is the flurry of new faces sure to make an appearance. Both sides spent freely during the close season, signing proven performers such as Ronaldinho, Gianluca Zambrotta, Mancini and Ricardo Quaresma to squads already boasting the likes of Paolo Maldini, Kaka, Adriano and Javier Zanetti.
Nor must we neglect to mention the new man in charge of the Nerazzurri, the Portuguese Jose Mourinho. True to form, 'The Special One' announced his intention to "win every competition we enter" at his very first press conference.
And of the duo that battle for the hearts and minds of fans in the country's economic capital, it is Inter who have started the stronger, following up an opening-day draw at Sampdoria with wins over Catania, Torino and Lecce. Neighbours AC, for their part, were beaten 2-1 at home by Bologna before a 2-0 away reverse against Genoa. Having got back on track with a convincing 4-1 win over high-flying Lazio, Milan continued their recovery with a hard-fought 2-1 victory at Reggina.
Can the Rossoneri make it three in a row this Sunday and put an end to Inter's unbeaten start?
Altafini grabs first four-goal haul
This fixture, known as the Madonnina Derby in reference to the gilded bronze statue of the Virgin Mary adorning the main spire of Milan Cathedral, is the 269th meeting between the two rivals and the 171st in Serie A. This weekend's tie comes nearly 100 years on from the pair's first match, a friendly on 18 October 1908 in the Swiss town of Chiasso which AC Milan won 2-1.
The long and distinguished history of one of Italy's biggest derbies has given rise to a host of intriguing side notes. These include stories of legendary one-club men like AC Milan's Paolo Maldini and Inter's Giuseppe Bergomi, brothers playing on opposite sides of the divide (such as Giuseppe Baresi at Inter and Franco at AC) as well as some truly remarkable results.
Indeed, in February 1910 the Milanese bragging rights firmly belonged to the Interista faithful, the men in blue-and-black stripes overwhelming their city rivals 5-0 away and 5-1 at home in the space of 11 days. Their Milanista counterparts would have their revenge the following year, however, recording an emphatic 6-3 away victory as part of a sequence of six consecutive derby successes spanning from 5 February 1911 to 9 February 1913.
Nineteen years later, on 6 November 1932, came one of the most prolific matches in the history of this classic rivalry, a Giuseppe Meazza-inspired Inter edging a thrilling game 5-4. This was part of an impressive run of 17 derbies without defeat for the Nerazzurri, who racked up ten wins and seven draws against their fierce rivals between 10 November 1929 and 17 October 1937.
The post-war era continued to excite. Clear examples of the champagne football enjoyed by the tifosi came in two matches in 1949, ones which included three goals apiece from AC Milan's Gunnar Nordahl and Istvan Nyers of Inter. The first of these, on 6 February, ended all square at 4-4 with the second, on 6 November, ending in a 6-5 success for Nyers and Co.
And on 27 November 1960, the Rossoneri's Brazilian-born Italian international striker Jose Altafini grabbed the first four-goal haul in a Milan derby in his team's 5-3 victory. Another curious sequence came in five encounters played between 28 October 1984 and 1 December 1986, AC Milan scoring twice on each occasion on the way to two wins and three draws.
The last six matches between the arch-rivals show three victories apiece, though Inter are still smarting from a record 6-0 'home' defeat by AC on 11 May 2001. As notionally the visiting team for Sunday's match, how the Nerazzurri would love to repay the favour in the first Madonnina Derby of the 2008/09 Serie A campaign.


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Pennsylvania Dutch Potato Salad
- Yield 10 servings
Prepare this delicious potato salad for your next picnic or pot-luck gathering.
- 8 -- potatoes
- 1 stalk celery, diced
- 2 -- hard-cooked eggs, sliced
- 1 -- onion, minced
- 1 tablespoon parsley, minced
- 2 -- eggs, well beaten
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup vinegar
- 1/2 cup cold water
- 1/4 teaspoon dry mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 4 slices bacon, diced
- Boil potatoes in their jackets. When soft, peel and dice. Add celery, parsley, sliced eggs and onion. Fry bacon until crisp and brown. Combine beaten eggs, sugar, mustard, salt, pepper and vinegar diluted with water. Mix well. Pour egg mixture into the hot bacon and drippings. Stir until mixture thickens, about 10 minutes. Pour over the potato mixture and mix lightly. Serve hot or cold.
Recipe by: Elberta Martin, Irma Marsh Jr., H.S., Fort Worth, Tx. Recipe reprinted with permission from Favorite Recipes Press' Salads: Favorite Recipes from Home Economic Teachers (Favorite Recipes Press, Nashville, Tn., 2007).