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Sandals Regency La Toc Golf Resort & Spa
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- As part of Sandals Regency's All-Inclusive Plan, guests of the Sandals La Toc Golf Resort & Spa in St. Lucia are also entitled to dine and use facilities at Sandals' other St. Lucia resorts, Sandals Halcyon (three miles away) and Sandals Grande St. Lucian Spa & Beach Resort (six miles). Complimentary shuttle service connects the three resorts.
Hotel Overview
What to Expect:
- Resembling a colorful seaside village, the hilly, resort features a coral bluff overlooking the ocean and tropical gardens replete with flowers, doves, and nocturnal singing tree frogs. Ample space exists for tranquil relaxation-especially on pool floats and the uncrowded beach-with group games and activities for those wishing them. Both middle age couples and young honeymooners come here, with the latter group predominating. Vans shuttle guests up and down the hills around the clock, although many guests choose to stroll through the green grounds.
Amenity Highlights:
- Three free-form pools provide alternatives to the resort's beach. A huge main pool sprawls along the beachfront and includes a swim-up bar and a semi-circular section containing a rock formation from which waterfalls cascade. Adjacent is a 20-person spa. A second, good-size pool is terraced just above the beach halfway between the main building cluster and the bluff. A large pool with rock waterfall lies within the Sunset Bluff lodging section and includes a swim-up bar. Adjacent to this pool is a 10-person spa on the edge of the bluff looking down to the sea.
Saint Lucia
- St. Lucia
Airport:Hewanorra International Airport UVF
All suites & rooms include:Air conditioning, mahogany four poster king size bed, hair dryer, direct dial telephone, private bath and shower, safety deposit box, clock radio, coffee and tea making facilities, refrigerator, cable color TV and iron and ironing board. All rooms and suites are tiled.
- Emerald Deluxe Room -
Emerald Deluxe rooms feature mahogany furnishings including a four poster mahogany bed, 37" plasma television and whirlpool tub. All rooms are tiled. These rooms are located on the first through third floor of the esperance building offering a view of the pool and a partial ocean view.
- Emerald Premium Room -
Emerald Premium Rooms feature a four poster mahogany king bed, 37 inch plasma television and whirlpool tub. All rooms are tiled. These rooms are located on the first through third floor of the Esperance building and boast a French balcony or ground floor patio and offer a view of the resort grounds.
- Emerald Honeymoon Premium Room -
Emerald Premium Rooms feature a four poster mahogany king bed, 37 inch plasma television and whirlpool tub. All rooms are tiled. These rooms are located on the first through third floor of the Esperance building and boast a French balcony or ground floor patio and offer a view of the resort grounds.
- Honeymoon Hideaway Grande Luxe Room -
Featuring tiled floors, throw rugs, sitting area with flat screen TV and a four poster mahogany king size bed. The bathroom boasts a tub or shower and marble counter tops. These rooms offer relaxing views of the resort gardens.
- Emerald Honeymoon Oceanview Room -
All rooms are equipped with a French balcony and offer beautiful views of the ocean. Each room is furnished with a four poster mahogany king bed, 37 inch plasma television and whirlpool tub. Located in the Esperance building on the second and third floors in addition to the fourth through seventh floors of the Soufriere building.
- Caribbean Oceanview Walkout Room -
Furnished with a plush four poster king-size mahogany bed, 37 inch plasma television, and full bath with whirlpool tub. Located on the first floor of the Esperance building facing the pool and ocean, these rooms feature a walk out patio with views of the pool and the ocean.
- Caribbean Oceanfront Room -
Featuring a French balcony these rooms are furnished with a four poster Mahogany king bed, a with 37 inch plasma television, and the well appointed bathroom has a whirlpool tub. These rooms are located on the second and third floors of the Choiseul building and offer views of the gardens, pool and ocean.
- Sunset Bluff Oceanview Club Level Room -
These oversized rooms are furnished with a mahogany four-poster bed, large flat screen TV, and feature a sitting area with a couch. The full bath includes marble countertops and a whirlpool tub and shower. The rooms sit on the Sunset Bluff offer breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea.
- Pitons Oceanview Room with Private Sundeck -
These generously sized rooms are feature tiled floors. Furnished with a four poster mahogany king bed, a 32 inch plasma television and a well appointed bath. Guests will enjoy the ocean views from the spacious balcony. These rooms are located on the second floor.
- Caribbean Honeymoon Beachfront Room -
All rooms have tiled floors, balcony, four poster mahogany king bed, 37" plasma television, and whirlpool tub. Located on the second and third floors of the Choiseul and Esperance buildings with views of the pool, ocean and gardens.
- Caribbean Beachfront Walkout Club Level Room -
Featuring a mahogany, four poster king size bed, a 37 inch plasma television, and a full bath with whirlpool tub. These rooms boast a walk out patio with stunning views of the pool and sea. Guests will enjoy the Suite Concierge services included in this room category. These rooms are located on the first floor of the Esperance and Choiseul buildings.
- Honeymoon Hideaway One Bedroom Butler Suite with Private Pool -
These intimate suites are on the first level and feature a large tiled floor bedroom with four poster mahogany king beds and separate living room. The living room leads out to the patio, and the suite's personal private plunge pool.
These Suites are the closest of all Suites to the main lobby adjacent to the tennis courts and offer relaxing garden views.
- Piton Oceanview Two Story Butler Veranda Suite -
Set above the road from Soufriere facing toward the Sunset Bluff, these two-story villas offer a fantastic Ocean view. The bedroom is furnished with a four-poster mahogany king bed and a 42 inch plasma television is upstairs. Downstairs is the sitting room with a 37 inch plasma television. Guests will enjoy relaxing on the oversized porch. Butler service is included in this category.
- Sunset Bluff Honeymoon One Bedroom Butler Suite -
These spacious one-bedroom suites boast fantastic ocean views and tiled floors. The bedroom features a four poster mahogany king bed, whirlpool and separate walk-in shower. All suites have two (2) 37 inch plasma televisions, and a patio to enjoy the relaxing garden views. Guests can enjoy 24-hour room service and butler service in this category. These spacious suites are situated on the first floor of the Coubaril building.
- Sunset Bluff Oceanview One Bedroom Butler Suite -
Set on the uppermost portion of the exclusive Ocean Bluff. The ocean views from these spacious one bedroom suites are breathtaking. These suites consist of a large parlor with tiled floors and a large balcony and two (2) 37 inch plasma televisions. The bedroom features a four poster mahogany king bed, a whirlpool and separate walk-in shower. 24-hour room service. These suites are situated on the second, third and fourth floors of the Coubaril building.
- Pitons Oceanfront One Bedroom Butler Suite -
These suites are on two levels. The upper level features a living room and large porch while the lower level houses the bedroom with a four poster Mahogany king bed and a 32 inch television. The bedroom has an exit to a stairway that leads to the beach. The trees growing on the side of the bluff give these suites a sense of seclusion and privacy.
- Sunset Bluff Honeymoon Oceanfront One Bedroom Butler Villa Suite with Private Pool -
These idyllic suites feature tiled floors, mahogany four poster king beds, a 42 inch plasma television in the bedroom and another 37 inch plasma TV in the living room which opens to a patio and plunge pool with fantastic ocean views. These rooms are located on the first floor of the villas at the end of the sunset bluff offering the best views of the ocean and the mountains. 24-hour room service and Private car transfers to and from both airports are also included in this room category along with butler service.
- Sunset Bluff Oceanfront Two Story One Bedroom Butler Villa Suite with Private Pool -
These two-story Villa Suites offer spectacular views. Lavish bedrooms are on the upper level with four poster mahogany king bed, a 42 inch plasma, tiled floors; posh living rooms with a 37 inch plasma and the romantic plunge pool on the lower floor. These villas with exquisite bath, feature a whirlpool and shower and 24-hour room service. Private car transfers to and from both airports.
- Sunset Bluff Millionaire Butler Villa Suite with Private Pool Sanctuary -
These exclusive Mediterranean-style suites offer luxury bedrooms with a plasma, a spacious and welcoming living room with plush sofas, and a plasma television, opening to the outdoor terrace through plantation-style glass walls. 24 hour room service. Private car transfers to and from both airports. These suites offer a whirlpool and private infinity pool. Situated on the upper level of the Sunset Bluff these suites offer a panoramic view of the Caribbean Sea.
Room Amenities:
- Air conditioning
- Bathroom telephone
- Bottled water in room (complimentary)
- Cable/satellite TV
- Ceiling fan
- Climate control
- Clock radio
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Internet access - dial-up
- Iron/ironing board
- Non-smoking rooms
- Turndown service
- Voice mail
- Wake-up calls
- Window opens
Property Amenities
Located ten (10) minutes south of the capital, lies this exotic piece of paradise. Nestled in one of the most historic parts of Castries, Sandals Regency La Toc Golf Resort & Spa in St Lucia is one of the most luxurious resorts filled with adventure, romance and relaxation.
The secluded setting is comprised of a tropical estate with its own 9-hole golf course sloping down the hillside to a magnificent golden beach. The resort has a sophisticated yet fun atmosphere and a tremendous variety of rooms and exquisitely furnished suites, including the magnificent Millionaire Suites.
With nine greens and narrow fairways, the on-site golf course-2,475 yards long-can be a challenge for even experienced golfers. Greens fees are complimentary.
A full-service European spa provides a range of face and body treatments including aromatherapy facials, seaweed facials, sports massage, couples massage, oil wraps, and mud masques.
A tour desk can help arrange excursions, a nurses station is open throughout the day and evening, and an orientation of the premises takes place twice daily. Shuttle service between this Sandals Regency St. Lucia Golf Resort & Spa and two sister properties allows guests to use all facilities, including restaurants, at Sandals Halcyon and Sandals Grande St. Lucian.
- 24-hour front desk
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference room(s)
- Currency exchange
- Doorman/doorwoman
- Dry cleaning service
- Fitness equipment
- Hair salon
- Internet access in public areas - surcharge
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Medical assistance available
- Multilingual staff
- Parking (free)
- Pool table
- Poolside bar
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant(s) in hotel
- Security guard
- Shopping on site
- Spa services on site
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Tour assistance
- Translation services
Number of rooms:
- 331
Smoking is permitted in all open areas and designated rooms.Special requests cannot be quaranteed and are subject to availabilty upon arrival.
This resort only accepts adult couples age 18 and older.
No singles or triples accepted.
Singles, triples, and families are welcome at associated Beaches properties.
Photo identification and credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
A no-tipping policy applies at the resort only. A modest gratuity per piece of luggage is suggested for airport luggage handlers.
The resort has a 100 percent cancellation, no-show, and short-stay penalty. Because unforeseen circumstances can arise, travel insurance is strongly recommended.Upon check-in, guests will be asked to tender a credit card to activate their room folio. All purchases (except those paid for with a credit card) at resort outlets will be signed to the room folio. Cash will not be accepted for incidental charges at any resort outlet.
If a credit card is unavailable, a cash deposit must be left at the front desk/concierge in order to activate the room folio. Travelers' checks will be treated like cash and therefore can only be used at the front desk.
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Sandals Resorts create culinary experiences that takes one on a global journey of delectable discovery. With numerous distinctive types of cuisine, one can discover sumptuous regional specialities, with each one delivering a new cultural flavor.
Adventurous guests may choose to venture out and experience one of the many dining venues availabe at the nearby Sandals Grand St. Lucian Spa & Beach Resort and Sandals Halcyon Beach St. Lucian, with the "Stay at one, Play at three." Exchange privileges guests can enjoy access to even more luxurious amenities and a total of Twenty-two [22] dining options to choose from.
Dress Codes:
Resort Casual—Dress shorts or jeans, swim wear (must be covered), no bare feet.
Resort Elegant—Dress pants/shorts for men, shirts with long/short sleeves and collar, polo shirts, dress shoes.
Resort Formal – Dress pants for men, shirts with long/short sleeves and collar, dress shoes for men and women (closed toe shoes for men).
Armando'sNorthern Italian cuisine served along with bluff-top views of the mountains. Continental breakfast with made-to-order omelettes. A la carte lunch and dinner with antipasti bar and fresh pasta. Reservations not required. Dinner dress code: Resort evening.
KimonosTeppanyaki restaurant with Asian cuisine prepared at table. Reservations required. Dinner only. Dress code: Resort evening.
LaTocIntimate room with red satin draped windows, blue linens, soft lighting. French cuisine. Reservations required. Dress code: Resort evening.
Pitons RestaurantWhite-glove service, views of the sea, Caribbean cuisine. Reservations not required. Dinner only. Dress code: Resort evening.
PavilionOpen-air restaurant under three-story ceiling adjacent to main pool. Breakfast buffets and made-to-order omelettes. Lunch buffets with made-to-order entrees. A la carte dinners. International cuisine. Reservations not required. Dinner dress code: Resort evening.
Cricketer's PubEnjoy a scrumptious meal in an atmosphere of pure British bliss. Reservations not required. Dress code: Resort casual.
Neptune's RestaurantSet overlooking the beach with no walls to muffle the crescendo of the crashing waves, Neptune's offers classic Mediterranean cuisine. Dinners will delight in Neptune's casual European elegance, served à la carte. Dress Code: Resort Casual wear daytime and at night, resort elegant.
Pizzeria Bella NapoliMade to order, Italian brick oven thin crust pizzas, serving different varieties of hand tossed pizzas. Dress Code: Resort Casual.
Pavilion Main Bar and Swim Up Bar
Zodiac Bar
Sunset Swim Up Bar
Sunset Swim-up Bar
Herbie's Piano Bar
Opens with evening entertainment.
The majority of recreational activities noted below are included in the room rate for the Sandals La Toc Golf Resort & Spa in St. Lucia (scroll up to the All-Inclusive details section for more information).
The resort features a 9-hole golf course that climbs up hillsides. Play is complimentary, but fees are charged for caddies and shoe rental (mandatory). Clubs and carts are available for a fee. Other recreational facilities and equipment are complimentary, including five tennis courts (all lighted), kayaks, windsurfers, sailboats, snorkeling gear, waterskis, and scuba diving gear and trips. Land sports include basketball, croquet, horseshoes, shuffleboard, beach volleyball, and pool.
Sandals/Beaches resorts offer a scuba diving resort certification course for $70 per guest. Guests who successfully complete the course receive scuba diving certification good for up to one year at any of the Sandals/Beaches resorts.The recreational activities listed below are available at or near the resort; fees may apply.
- Aerobics
- Basketball
- Boating
- Fishing
- Golfing
- Helicopter/airplane sightseeing
- Hiking/biking trails
- Horse riding/rental
- Kayaking
- Parasailing
- Running track/path
- Snorkeling
- Tennis
- Volleyball
- Water skiing
- Windsurfing
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- $135 instant air credit
- All meals and snacks, including dine around privileges at Sandals Halcyon and Grande St. Lucia
- All alcoholic beverages, including beer, wine, premium brands, and cocktails
- Roundtrip airport transfers
Available Room Types:All
Important Dates:Book from 10/01/2013 through 10/31/2013
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August 27, 2009 at 4:09 am
Most of those renders were absolutely pointless except to make the project look glossy. wheres a diagram showing how those technologies are employed? I could easily just make a beautiful design and INTEND and SAY that it is going to be green. From what is shown, that is exactly how this project comes across…
August 26, 2009 at 8:25 pm
It is brilliant design and very eco-friendly. Could be considered as future house. However, it is better if followed by description of domestic waste handling.


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Ranger-Led Walking Tour of Arch Grounds/Riverfront
Enjoy a nice stroll through the Gateway Arch grounds while a National Park Service ranger teaches about the history of the grounds & the construction of the Gateway Arch, colonial St. Louis and the Mississippi River. Where: meet at north leg of Arch, no reservation needed. When: Daily June 1-Aug 3, and Aug 31, Sept 1 and 2, 2013, from 10:30-11:30 a.m. Call 314 655-1614 for more information.
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Interpretive Handbook
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Homocysteine, Total, Urine
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
To be used in conjunction with plasma amino acids and urine organic acids to aid in the biochemical screening for primary and secondary disorders of methionine metabolism.
Homocysteine is an intermediary in the sulfur-amino acid metabolism pathways, linking the methionine cycle to the folate cycle. Inborn errors of metabolism that lead to homocysteinemia/-uria include cystathionine beta-synthase deficiency (homocystinuria) and various defects of methionine re-methylation.
Homocysteine also was thought to be an independent predictor of cardiovascular disease (atherosclerosis, heart disease, thromboembolism), as early observational studies prior to 2000 linked homocysteine to cardiovascular risk and morbidity and mortality. However, following FDA-mandated folic acid supplementation in 1998, homocysteine concentrations decreased by approximately 10% without a similar change in cardiovascular or ischemic events. Currently, the use of homocysteine for assessment of cardiovascular risk is uncertain and controversial. Based on several meta-analyses, at present, homocysteine may be regarded as a weak risk factor for coronary heart disease, and there is a lack of direct causal relationship between hyperhomocysteinemia and cardiovascular disease. It is most likely an indicator of poor lifestyle and diet.
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
As an aid for screening patients suspected of having an inherited disorder of methionine metabolism including:
-Cystathionine beta-synthase deficiency (Homocystinuria)
-Methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase deficiency (MTHFR) and its thermolabile variants:
- Methionine synthase deficiency
-Cobalamin (Cbl) Metabolism:
- Combined Methyl-Cbl and Adenosyl-Cbl deficiencies: Cbl C2, Cbl D2 and Cbl F3 deficiencies
- Methyl-Cbl specific deficiencies: Cbl D-Var1, Cbl E and Cbl G deficiencies
-Transcobalamin II deficiency:
- Adenosylhomocysteinase: AHCY deficiency
- Glycine N-methyltransferase: GNMT deficiency
- Methionine Adenosyltransferase I/III Deficiency: MAT I/III deficiency
As a (weak) indicator of cardiovascular risk
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Hyperhomocysteinuria could be caused by either genetic or nutritional factors. While the highest levels are characteristic of classic homocystinuria, there are no reliable cut-offs to differentiate between genetic or dietary causes of elevated homocysteine (HCY) levels. In our experience, very high HCY levels have been seen in some patients with cystathione beta-synthase deficiency.
HCY levels >9 mcmol/g creatinine are considered abnormal in patients under evaluation for cardiovascular or neurovascular disease.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
Response to dietary treatment can be better evaluated by monitoring plasma homocysteine (HCYSP / Homocysteine, Total, Plasma) levels over time.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Adults: 0-9 mcmol/g creatinine
Clinical References Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Mudd SH, Levy HL, Kraus JP: Disorders of transsulfuration. In The Metabolic and Molecular Basis of Inherited Disease. Edited by CR Scriver, AL Beaudet, WS Sly, et al. New York, McGraw Hill Book Company, 2001, pp 2007-2056
2. Klee GG: Cobalamin and folate evaluation: measurement of methylmalonic acid and homocysteine vs vitamin B(12) and folate. Clin Chem 2000;46(B):1277-1283


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The Washington Attorney General, as the chief law officer of the state, provides official opinions on questions of law at the request of designated public officials on issues arising in the course of their duties.
While these formal legal opinions are not binding in any way, they have historically been given "great respect" and "great weight" by the courts.
Issuing Attorney General Opinions is just one of the duties of the Washington Attorney General, as the constitutional legal adviser to state officers.
Formal opinions issued by the Office of Attorney General since 1949 can be searched from this site using the links on the right. If you would prefer to review a pdf of all opinions by topic, click here.
I hope that you find this website to be a helpful tool. Please do not hesitate to call my office for further assistance.
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What is an Attorney General Opinion?
An Attorney General Opinion is a statement of the Attorney General's official views on a legal question relating to a public officer's duties. An Attorney General Opinion, also called a "formal opinion", thus represents the Attorney General's official position on a point of law. An Attorney General Opinion is issued in response to a request by a person who the law authorizes to request such an opinion. Attorney General Opinions are researched much like opinions issued by appellate courts and require a similar analytical and drafting effort. Attorney General Opinions are not binding on the courts, but they are usually given careful consideration and respect.
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In Dave Eggers' 'Hologram,' the fall of U.S. manufacturing
Interview by
Jul 18, 2012
In his new novel, "A Hologram for the King," Dave Eggers muses on manufacturing and the global economy though the eyes of a struggling American businessman in Saudi Arabia.
Making progress on household debt
Jun 25, 2012
The good news: Households are reducing debts. The bad news: There remains a considerable way to go.
Global turmoil and retirement planning
Jun 13, 2012
What should investors -- especially those in their 50s and 60s -- do with their already diminished retirement savings?
Rising use makes food stamps a target
Jun 6, 2012
The recession has boosted the number of Americans on food stamps to 44 million.
Economic woes go global
Jun 4, 2012
May's jobs reports has worried investors worldwide about their short-term prospects. But there are more acute fears of a global slowdown, caused by what's going on in Europe and emerging markets.
Your economic predictions: Shadow or no shadow?
May 28, 2012
Last Groundhog Day we asked a couple economists to predict the economic future. Today we asked them to do it again.
A subdued reading on rates
Apr 2, 2012
The survey consensus was for no increase to slight increase in interest rates for 2012. Nothing dramatic. Very muted. There's no sense that the economy will turn gangbusters. At best, the economy will show modest gains in 2012.
The Obama interview: U.S. must invest in itself
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Mar 21, 2012
On a two-day trip to promote his energy policy, President Obama said the nation must invest in alternative energy or cede leadership to China. He called on Congress to help create jobs by providing more aid to struggling homeowners and investing more in infrastructure.
Is our economic rebound for real?
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Feb 17, 2012
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My laser treatment is scheduled for Dec. 4th. I had my pre-op today. The doctor was nice enough to make a special trip to his LA clinic on Thanksgiving weekend just to deliver my pre-op kit and meet with me. His laser clinic is actually located a couple hours outside of LA. Starting my pre-op regimen today will allow me to prep my skin for nearly 2-weeks while also giving me 3-weeks of healing time by Christmas. I made this request at the last minute before Thanksgiving, and am happy he was flexible and able to accommodate my needs.
My pre-op kit includes six items:
* Morning routine *
Glytone Cream Wash - Gentle Cleanser
Glytone Tone - Essential Prep Toner w/Salicylic Acid
Glytone SunVanish - Skin Bleaching 4% Hydroquinone with Sunscreen
Glytone Sunblock SPF 40 - Mineral based w/Micronized Zinc Oxide
* Evening routine *
Glytone Cream Wash - Gentle Cleanser
Glytone Tone - Essential Prep Toner w/Salicylic Acid
Glytone Clarifying Cream - Skin Bleaching 4% Hydroquinone
Glytone Enhance Night Renewal Cream- 0.05% Retinaldehyde + 5.5% Free Glycolic Acid
A picture of the kit:
For my procedure, he will use the Total FX "multi-layer" approach for acne scars. First, he will hit each scar hard/deep at 20mj/15% density with Deep FX. He will then pass over each scar again at nearly full ablation with Active FX. Finally, he will do a pass over my entire face with Active FX at a lower density.
Starting one or two days (need to confirm the exact timing) before my procedure, I will start taking an antibiotic and an antiviral medication.
On the day of the procedure, I will be given a Xanax, a topical numbing cream, dermerol shots, and a painkiller (either vicodin or percocet) to ensure my comfort during the procedure.
I am excited and can't wait until Dec. 4th! I will update this thread as I learn more and following my procedure. I can't promise too many detailed pictures though.
Dec 3 Update:
Met with my doctor a couple days ago to pick up my prescriptions. I've been given the following:
Doxycycline - Antibiotic to prevent infection - Started yesterday
Acyclovir - Antiviral to prevent cold sores - Started yesterday
Xanax - For anxiety - Will start 1 hour before procedure and then every 6 hours afterwards, as needed
Percocet - For pain & swelling - Will start 1 hour before procedure and then every 6 hours afterwards, as needed
I am not sure I'll need the Xanax or Percocet after treatment, but I have them just in case. I've never taken either. I Googled them and they appear to be pretty strong drugs. I had Deep FX in February, and wasn't given anything for pain or anxiety. I walked into the laser room shaking with fear, and experienced incredible pain from just treatment of my scars. I'm glad this doctor cares about my comfort. I will also be given demerol shots & numbing cream one hour before my procedure. Compared to last time, I'm hoping this will be a breeze to tolerate.
Dec 6 Update:
I had the procedure on Dec 4. I took a Percocet and Xanax about one hour before the procedure when they applied the first layer of numbing cream. I was then given a Demerol shot (painkiller) in the arm and 6-8 Lidocaine shots in my face & mouth. After the shots, a second layer of numbing cream was applied. About 30 minutes later, the doctor came in and started with Deep FX. Deep FX was tolerable. I barely felt any pain. He went over my scars only with Deep FX at a setting of 20mj/15% density (I think - am pretty sure). He then followed that up with Active FX on setting 3. I believe the maximum setting is 4 (I don't know why I think this, so it could be wrong. I also have no idea what setting 3 or 4 mean in terms of density, mj, etc.). Active FX has to be the most painful thing I've ever experienced in my life. If you have a low tolerance for pain, you may not be able to tolerate Active FX very well. I actually thought I had a high tolerance for pain, but this was EXTREMELY painful. I couldn't hold my body still during the procedure, and fear I may have forced him to be less aggressive. I am going to ask him about that during my post-op appointment next week. If I had a patient react like me during a procedure, I probably would have finished up as quickly as possible.
For post-op care, I was given a kit by Avene called SOS Post Procedure Recovery kit. A photo is below:
I apply the following a few times a day:
1. Thermal Spring Water Gel
2. Avene Thermal Spring Water Spray
3. Cicalfate Restorative Skin Cream
4. Antirougeurs CALM Smoothing Repair Mask (I'm actually using this one, once a day)
I am not using Aquaphor/Vaseline at this point. I will use those if I run out of the Thermal Spring Water Gel before I heal.
I am looking very scary at this point. I have attached one photo below and plan to delete it in the near future. I just can't leave an image of myself looking like this on the Internet! I actually look ten times worse in real life than the photo reflects. My skin is also cracking at this point with some flaking, and is extremely itchy. The dark areas in the picture are more like the color of a dark red scab right now. The reflection of the light also makes some areas appear normal color when they are actually red & brown too.
Photo of left cheek (this is my worst side in terms of scarring):
As of now, I can still see my scars but they are shallower. My scars on my right cheek are the hardest to see, so there's no point in posting a picture.
Dec 7 Update:
My skin is extremely itchy and covered in small purplish scabs. Sleeping with itchy skin has been difficult. I ended up scratching my face in my sleep, and have since cut off my nails, which were very long. I wish I had thought of this sooner, and bought soft mittens. A little too late now.
I am also now using Avene Tolerance Extreme cream for hydration as part of my regimen.
Dec 9 Update:
Over half my scabs have fallen off at this point. Below is a picture of what I mean by scabs:
I've written a bit more on this in a post further down this thread.
Dec 11 Update:
I've added current photos below, and have tried to keep them as realistic as possible. My left cheek is my worst cheek in terms of wide, indented scars. They're closer to the outside of my cheek, and bother me the most. I have Asian cheekbones. They look awful when I smile. I used to have much deeper scars on both cheeks. If you look at my gallery, you can see I've come a long way after two laser treatments. Hopefully, collagen rebuilding over the next few months will plump my remaining scars some more. I did experience that with most of my scars after my first Deep FX treatment.
Right side:
Looks a little smoother so far but I still have scars.
Left side:
The scabs and lighting are exaggerating the depth of the indents on my outer cheek in the second picture. I am doing that intentionally because I was having trouble picking up the indents. The indents are hard to see at most angles. They don't look nearly as bad in person as they do in the picture, and the scab in the base of my largest indent is making it look deeper. These wider indents were caused by TCA Cross, not acne. I used to only have boxcar and ice pick scarring. Some of my TCA Cross indents seem to have vanished, and others have shrunk in diameter. I'm extremely happy to see that. I will likely have to just settle for a filler on these in the future. I'm not convinced laser will improve them much more.
Looking closely at the second pic of my left cheek, you can actually see where my deeper ice picks used to be in the deeper indent. The ice picks are still there but they're shallower. Sadly, the skin just caved around them a few weeks after TCA Cross. It's like I'm going through a process of reversing damage with the hope of getting some of my original acne scars back.
Dec 17 Update:
Just a quick update. I am now dealing with hyperpigmentation. It's very difficult to capture the lovely, multi-colored pattern on my cheeks in a photo. The varying colors make my scars & skin texture look significantly worse. I look absolutely ridiculous in person.
As of this morning, I am using the following to treat my pigment issues:
Cicalfate Restorative Skin Cream for the redness
Glytone SunVanish Skin Bleaching 4% Hydroquinone with Sunscreen
Glytone Clarifying Cream Skin Bleaching 4% Hydroquinone
Unfortunately, I can't use any exfoliants to speed cell turnover until I hit the 30-day point. This is going to take time to fade. I am flying out this weekend to meet with family for the holidays and am dreading that at this point. I can only imagine the comments I'm going to get.
Other than the hyperpigmentation where Deep FX was used, my skin looks great at this point!
Jan 6 2013 Update:
Just a quick update. I am not noticing much improvement to my scars at this point. I started using Retin-a a few days ago, and it has opened up my pores again. I was enjoying the smaller pores. I am still dealing with hyperpigmentation, and am not noticing much improvement to that either. The photos do not give the discoloration and funny blocked pattern on my face justice.
Right side:
Left side:
I was pretty disappointed one month after my first Deep FX treatment. I am trying to remain positive about this treatment, and hope to see much more improvement over the next few weeks. Once I get the hyperpigmentation under control, I will be able to take clearer photos of my scars.
More to follow later...
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Ponte Vecchio: A pedestrian passes the street-level building with multiple entrances on the Broadway Viaduct, a rare example of buildings-on-a-bridge. Some think of it as Knoxville's version of the famous "Old Bridge" shops in Florence, Italy.
The Broadway Viaduct, as viewed from the Gay Street Viaduct.
Graning Paint's iconic rainbow on their building, soon to be demolished during construction on the Broadway Viaduct.
Pumps of Tennessee, formerly at the corner of Broadway and Depot Avenue, was one of the businesses displaced by the Broadway Viaduct construction.
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Gallery: Swanky VIP Lounge Made of Shipping Containers Rocks the Voodoo...
Most people would think to build a grand stand from traditional scaffolding, but not Stefan Beese. The production designer, who is used to thinking outside of the box, decided to think inside of the box for the Voodoo Festival, using six 40' long shipping containers to create a large viewing deck and a VIP lounge area. The containers also smartly do double duty as storage space for other festival components throughout the year.
The two top containers are cantilevered nine feet on each side creating two balconies that are prime viewing locations. There are also two bars located on the balconies. Each container was perforated with cutouts spelling the word "VOODOO," which not only brands the structure but creates different vantagepoints and service area openings. And since the openings themself act as signage for the event, no additional materials or energy were needed to create banners or posters.
For the 2010 event, the Voodoo container was improved by adding a 10 foot ADA lift leading
up to the top deck where festival-goers were able to enjoy performances by Ozzy Osborne, Muse and My Morning Jacket.
Photos © Stefan Beese
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January 11, 2011 at 8:30 am
January 5, 2011 at 6:21 pm
I'm not sure designing with shipping containers is really a novel idea anymore. You see it all the time. At least in this case they reuse the elements each year for the festival.
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Fundamental Science and the Big Machine
Annaka Harris interviews Lisa Randall
Lisa Randall is one of today's most influential theoretical physicists and a Professor of Physics at Harvard University. Her work has been featured in Time, Newsweek, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Rolling Stone, Esquire, Vogue, the Economist, Scientific American, Discover, New Scientist, Science, Nature, and elsewhere. Randall is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Philosophical Society, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the American Physical Society, and is the recipient of several honorary degrees. When not solving the problems of the universe, she can be found rock climbing, skiing, or contributing to art-science connections. Hypermusic Prologue, a small opera for which she wrote the libretto, premiered in the Pompidou Center in 2009, and Measure for Measure, an art exhibit she co-curated, opened in Los Angeles in 2010.
Annaka Harris is a freelance editor of nonfiction books and a Co-founder of Project Reason.


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The Golden Classic golf ball display is made of 1/8'' thick acrylic. The case comes with a black acrylic base which supports a gold number one that the ball is placed into. It also features a clear acrylic removable lid. Perfect for a collectible golf ball. Measures 8 1/2'' x 7 1/4'' x 7 1/2''. Memorabilia sold separately.
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"Hello Race Fan's!" If you have seen any of the past Marshall St or Vibram Open DVD's that is a familiar phrase.
If you have not seen any of the past DVD's from this event you are REALLY missing out, because Steve Dodge does an excellent job putting these together. Check out local heros Dollar, Vach, Hammock, Myself, Courtney and even Keith Johnson battle the very difficult Maple Hill Disc Golf Course. Check out regional favorite Sarah Stanhope take down the best women golfers in the world. I just got the DVD's today and skimmed through it and it has some great Bloopers from Brad, Myself and a classic facial from Dollar on the Heartbreakers segment . One of the aforementioned golfers has the #1 Shot in the Top Drives section, but you will have to watch it to find out who. Plus you can witness one of my lousiest shots EVER on hole 5 in the final round that only cost me about $400 but I digress....This is a great DVD and YOU NEED IT!!!!
Part of my sponsorship with Prime Discs, Steve sends me DVD's to sell, these aren't bootlegs out of the trunk of my car, theses are the real deals. So if you would like to get one for yourself or give away as a Christmas present, send me an email and I can hook you up. They are $14.95 (plus $3 shipping) on the PrimeDiscs.com website, but if you get them from me I can save you that $3 and offer you FREE SHIPPING!
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This is an exciting and entertaining 2-Disc set of what happened at the 2009 Vibram Open, including MPO and FPO winners as well as how they got there, who made runs at them, and who could have been a contender.
Tons of extras including hot putts, great drives, bloopers, heart breakers, Barry vs. The World and more, including two near aces with drives hitting center chains and spitting out, on the same hole. With eight camera men, commentary by Billy Crump and Steve Dodge, and the amazingly refinished Maple Hill course, this is one DVD that you will not want to miss.
Bonus: Watch Barry Schultz shoot one of the greatest rounds in disc golf history. We captured all but his first shot on film.
This DVD is the best fundraiser disc for the tournament, so if you like the event and want it to keep growing (and you want to be entertained for 3+ hours), buy your copy of the 2009 Vibram Open DVD today.


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SACRAMENTO, CA - A man was shot and wounded outside a North Sacramento home Monday night.
Sacramento police responded to the 100 block of Stanford Avenue around 9:15 p.m. after a man allegedly shot his daughter's boyfriend, Officer Michele Gigante said.
The arrested man was later identified by police as Michael Dean Raner, 50.
Neighbors said they heard screams and then gun shots. They added that a homeless man witnessed the entire event.
The man said he was on a bike trail nearby and saw a white car waiting outside the home and saw shots being fired.
At the scene, police found the 41-year-old victim with a gunshot wound in the upper body lying on the porch. Gigante said the man was taken to the hospital were he remained in critical condition Tuesday.
Police took Raner into custody for attempted murder, Gigante said.
The motive behind the shooting was unclear.


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Practice Philosophy
In my Plastic Surgical practice I strive to deliver what the patient desires in a safe, timely, and comfortable manner. Education and care of the patient is of utmost importance for the entire office staff. This is why I have taken the time to complete a 5 year surgery residency, 2 year plastic surgery residency, and a cosmetic surgery fellowship. I also have advanced training in endoscopic and laser surgery. I have been in practice over 10 years and focus almost entirely on cosmetic surgery.
Cosmetic Surgery
When a patient comes for a consultation in my office they are seen by me and I listen to their concerns and desires. I then examine the patient and give them my recommendations. I try to give the patient several options so that they can choose what fits their needs. I try to address the risks and complications fully and explain the procedures to the patients satisfaction.
I perform most of my major surgeries in a fully certified outpatient surgery center with board certified anesthesiologists. I believe this keeps the operating enviroment safe, comfortable and convenient for the patient. More extensive surgery that requires an over night stay I do at a hospital
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Preferably nothing depressing.
Preferably nothing depressing.
...The Legend Of 1900...with Tim Roth...it well take you through a full range of emotions...but I really liked this movie
thanks for the sig like2god
anyone else?
Dirty Work is always good.
If "The Shield" is on Netflix, that would be my suggestion as a start. Some of the best TV in the last 20 years by a longshot.
Thanks Shifty!
"Living in the Material World" - George Harrison Scorcese Documentary
"Gimme Shelter"- the doc about the Rolling Stones concert at the Altamont Speedway
"The Last Waltz"- the doc about The Band's last concert in San Francisco, really underrated.
"BASEketball" is hysterical
"Dirty Harry"
"Lord of War"
The Change Up
Oh, on The Shield...check Youtube and google "Shield Final Scene". How Chiklis didn't win every Emmy in the
world for that scene alone is beyond me.
Not to mention, he didn't say a single word.
You have to have the context of the whole series to fully appreciate it I guess, but, still.
Thanks guys keep 'em coming
I counter suggest everyone take a look at Kevin Smith's "Too Fat for 40" & "Burn in Hell"
I like documentaries.
Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead


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normally 20volts works good with 1/4 " carbon but change the RUN setting and it can run too hot or too cold. ( hold trigger when turning on this machine,then let go. you will see what i mean!) Functions might be there to help but every time there is a new function i come acrossed i am confussed. mig machines without this can run a open root with 18 volts downhill!
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millermatic 252 RUN function??? what is it good for?
My MM252 at work changes V and wire speeds on its own. Can run all day then something doesn't seem right and then yup it changed. Somedays its real hot and other days its cold...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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Are you talking about run in speed? My 251 has that. It adjust how long after you pull the trigger that the wire starts feeding. I think I have mine set around 80% if I remember right. PO had it are around 60% just personal preference.MillerMatic 251
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There are a few engineers and scientists at Patuxent River Naval Air Station who are starting from scratch. They're all women who have decided to organize a group dedicated to teaching science, technology, engineering and math to middle school girls in St. Mary's County and beyond.
The new organization is called STEM-ing, or Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, Inspiring the Next Generation. These days, the women, about 13 of them, are spending hours each week, outside of their full-time jobs and families, designing workshops, reaching out to schools, talking with media, lining up food and more to organize a day-long event this spring.
"I really enjoy working with the kids and seeing what our future leaders are going to come up with," said Brandi Simpson, an environmental scientist and a STEM-ing volunteer. "It's refreshing seeing things through their eyes."
STEM-ing will hold a public information session on Tuesday, Jan. 28, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Lexington Park library's Meeting Room B. Registration for the program will begin in March, and the STEM-ing event itself is scheduled May 3 at St. Mary's College of Maryland and is sponsored by The Patuxent Partnership. Visit www.stem-ing.org, or write email@example.com for more information.
The women hosted a similar event last year, working for another organization, but decided to start their own group this year, focusing talents and resources more locally.
Plans are to host 140 girls in grades 6 through 8 and allow them to choose from more than a dozen workshops, including veterinary medicine, DNA, lip gloss, "What will my child look like?" and one called "Ship Wrecked." Speakers, experts in STEM careers whom the organizers have dubbed "Wonder Women," also will talk with the girls during the day.
"It's another opportunity for people to learn," said Andrian Jordan, a systems engineer and events chair with STEM-ing. "They're looking at role models such as the keynote speakers and Wonder Women to see that people do make it and excel in their careers."
"We are such a wonderful team," said Mini Balachandran, a systems engineer, who is in charge of media outreach for STEM-ing. "No one sits back," she said. "It's fun when you have a team like that."
Balachandran came from India to the United States as a young woman, right out of high school. She wasn't sure what she would do, and at first it was tough adjusting. She took a dictionary everywhere she went and for quite sometime, she would only say in English, "Hello," and introduce herself. But, she knew she was good at math and engineering.
She learned it from her father, a mechanical engineer who was always fixing things around the house. Whether it was an old fan that he always managed to keep going, or Balachandran's bicycle, she stayed at his side. He was her teacher. "I learned that whatever happened, I could fix that myself," she said.
That background helped her get accepted at Rutgers University, get hired at IBM building chips for smart phones and video games, and finally work at Pax River.
Balachandran said her time with her father is also where her love of tutoring began. She wants the girls to know they don't have to be whiz kids, she said. They just have to work hard and be creative. And, even though statistics show that boys far outnumber girls in technical careers, there is room for them as scientists, doctors, pilots or the ones who build the planes.
"If I can do it," Balachandran said, "then you can do it."


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Small group tours that combine multi-day hikes with kayaking, camping and adventure. You visit remote wilderness areas with a small and social group. Hikers participate in all aspects of the safari; from route choices to cooking and camp set-up.
Backpacking in the central South Island high country.
Great Hikes
Guided hikes from 3 to 7 days. Each fabulous day's walking is followed by a delicious meal, comfortable accommodation and usually a hot shower! Journey on foot, by jet boat, water taxi or kayak in a specific region of New Zealand.
Walking the Hump Ridge Track in Fiordland.
Hiking Tours
Tours involving mainly day hikes, but there can be some multi-day hiking, and a variety of other activities too. Options might include cycling, kayaking, hiking, caving, viewing wildlife and glacier hiking in iconic New Zealand locations.
Hiking up the Hooker Valley in Mt Cook National Park.
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Helicopter journey into Dusky Sound, Fiordland National Park.
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Downhill mountain biking in Queenstown.
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Mission Type: Lander, Sample Return
Launch Site: Baïkonour launchpad
Spacecraft Mass: 8120 kg (return vehicle: 215 kg)
Spacecraft Instruments: 1) Gas Analytic Package (GAP)
2) Manipulator instruments set
3) Gamma spectrometer
4) Neutron spectrometer
5) Infrared spectrometer
6) Laser TOF mass spectrometer
7) Secondary ions mass spectrometer
8) Thermal sensor
9) Long-wave penetrating radar
10) Seismometer
11) TV cameras
12) Optical spectrometer
13) Dust counter
14) Plasma science package
15) Solar sensor
16) Ultra stable oscillator
European Space Agency, Phobos-Grunt Description, Oct. 2004, http://www.esa.int/esaMI/ESA_Permanent_Mission_in_Russia/SEMIJFW4QWD_0.html
CNES, Phobos-Grunt Mission Profile, http://smsc.cnes.fr/PHOBOS/index.htm
Phobos-Grunt: Destination Mars in 2011, Feb. 2010, http://www.cnes.fr/web/CNES-en/8308-gp-phobos-grunt-destination-mars-in-2011.php
Russia's Phobos-Grunt mission would have study Mar's moon, Phobos, as well as return soil samples to Earth in order to determine the origin and evolution of this moon. In addition to its own mission, Phobos-Grunt also carried China's first interplanetary mission to Mars called Yinghuo-1. Phobos-Grunt was be Russia's first interplanetary mission since the unsuccessful Mars 96 mission.
After an 11-month voyage to Mars, Phobos-Grunt was to begin probing Mars' magnetosphere and atmosphere. At this time, Phobos-Grunt would have released China's Yinghuo-1 orbiter into a near-equatorial, elliptical orbit.
Afterwards, Phobos-Grunt was to release a lander on Phobos to collect 200 grams of rock and dust, as well as make other experiments to study Phobos and its environment. The samples would then have been launched back to Earth in a sample return capsule for study.
The Phobos-Grunt spacecraft is in Earth orbit and did not perform its scheduled burn to begin its trajectory to Mars and both spacecraft were stranded in Earth orbit after communications failed.


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