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Utilizing the latest technology, our laser tattoo removal results speak for themselves. We can now effectively remove tattoos – restoring the skin to a blank canvas by erasing the ink particles within the layers of the skin.
Tattoos used to be forever. Good, bad, or indifferent, the ink you had etched onto your body stayed with you for life. Sometimes what seemed like a great idea at the time turns out to be a nightmare later. One in 5 Americans have at least one tattoo, and out of that statistic about one in 5 people with tattoos experience regret at some point.
For the past 20 years, clinicians and doctors have been trying to find the optimal way to remove unwanted tattoos. Treatment began with painful and potentially scarring procedures like dermabrasion or literally just cutting the skin containing the tattoo off of your body (excision). Even today a variety of topical creams are available that claim to help dissolve the ink from the surface of your skin with repeated application.
The real advancement in tattoo removal has come because of laser technology. Specialized lasers (like our Astanza Trinity system) have allowed us to specifically target the ink where it resides in the layers of your skin. Treatment is fast, with the average session lasting less than 15 minutes. It's also virtually painless, with most of our patients saying the zap of the laser feels like a rubber band snapping against your skin.
How The Laser Tattoo Removal Process Works
When a tattoo is applied, a needle deposits ink particles into the dermis, the deepest layer of skin. Almost immediately, your immune system recognizes the particles as foreign substances and sends white blood cells to dispose of them. As time progresses, your white blood cells continuously eat away at the ink particles. However, most ink particles are much too large to be removed by natural processes. This is why tattoos may gradually lose color over time, but will not completely fade on their own.
Laser tattoo removal works by sending extremely quick pulses of light energy into the skin to break up your tattoo's ink. Each pulse of light energy shatters the ink particles into tiny fragments that are small enough for your white blood cells to dispose of. Over a series of treatments, the laser will continue to break up the ink particles until your tattoo is no longer visible. Most patients will need multiple treatments before seeing complete removal. The number of treatments a patient needs depends on a variety of factors that are unique to the patient and their tattoo, such as age of the tattoo, the ink used, the colors used, and the patient's own immune system.
Our laser system (which is one of only three in the state of Florida), allows for better results because it actually is able to shatter the ink particles into much smaller fragments that your body can more quickly process and remove. Our laser penetrates deeper into the surface of the skin than competing lasers, allowing for more complete and effective treatment.
The Most Advanced Laser System In Florida
Laser tattoo removal is only as successful as the technology used to deliver treatments. Physicians Advanced Laser Center has invested in the most advanced laser system available, the Astanza Trinity system. We are the first clinic in southwest Florida to offer such an advanced laser to our patients.
If you have a colorful tattoo that you're looking to remove, Physicians Advanced Laser Center is the right destination for you. Our Trinity system has three full-powered wavelengths, which means we can fully tailor your treatment to the colors of ink in your tattoo and have the power to completely remove all ink, regardless of color, size, ink, or even your skin pigmentation.
Colors such as bright blue and lime green have traditionally been the most difficult colors to remove because they cannot be fully removed with an Nd:YAG laser, the most popular kind of tattoo removal laser. The 694nm wavelength produced by our Trinity laser is effectively absorbed by these stubborn ink colors and is a powerful solution if you've had inks resistant to treatments at other clinics. Most laser tattoo removal providers that support only 1064nm and 532nm wavelengths are unable to treat patients with bright, multicolored tattoos.
Our laser system produces the highest peak power across its three wavelengths of any laser system for optimal ink shattering and faster ink clearance. Our advanced laser system allows us to treat your tattoo quickly and effectively, while minimizing pain and scarring. All of these features combined makes Physicians Advanced Laser Center the number one provider for laser tattoo removal in Florida. We are able to completely remove all colors of ink on any skin tone, in the fewest amount of treatments possible!
Real Tattoo Removal Results
We take a medical approach
In the state of Florida, physicians assistants are allowed to perform laser tattoo removal procedures, while a medical director has to provide oversight at the clinical level. This doctor is typically not on-site and does not generally communicate directly with patients. There are few laser clinics that actually employ a trained physician to treat patients. At Physicians Advanced Laser Center, each consultation and tattoo removal procedure is performed by Dr. Barry Gordon – a medical doctor licensed to practice in the states of Ohio and Florida.
In addition to his years of experience treating patients in an emergency room setting, Doctor Gordon has received his certification in both Laser Specialty and Advanced Laser Tattoo Removal from the New Look Laser College in Dallas, Texas in 2015. This allows us to provide a specialized clinical approach to our patients.
As a physician, Dr. Gordon is also able to better provide aftercare for our patients. He's worked closely with several local pharmacies to develop an inexpensive special post-treatment cream that reduces pain, swelling, and blistering. In addition to our exclusive removal cream, Dr. Gordon is able to prescribe various medications to assist in recovery that other laser centers cannot.
How much does laser tattoo removal cost?
Physicians Advanced Laser Center offers several different options to fit your budget. During your initial free consultation, we will assess your tattoo and will use the Kirby-Desai Scale to figure out how many treatments you'll need for complete removal. We will then quote you a solid, per-treatment price that we will continue to honor until you are completely satisfied with the results.
How many treatments will I need?
On average, most patients need between 5 to 8 treatments before achieving complete clearance. Patients with significantly faded or smaller tattoos may only need up to 3 or 4 treatments for complete removal. However, there is no way of knowing the specific number of treatments you will need without seeing how your body and the ink react to laser treatment.
During your free consultation, Dr. Barry will assess your tattoo based on a variety of factors to best estimate the number of treatments you will need. These factors include:
- Age of tattoo
- Size of tattoo
- Location of tattoo
- Ink density
- Depth of ink
- Pre-existing scarring
- Patient health
How long do I have to wait between treatment sessions?
Treatment sessions are spaced a minimum of 6 to 8 weeks apart to give your skin enough time to heal before receiving another treatment with the laser. Receiving treatment too early into the healing process may increase risks of damaging your skin tone or texture. Laser tattoo removal is a lengthy process that requires both time and patience, but is well worth the wait. Depending on how quickly your skin heals, the waiting time between treatment sessions may fluctuate.
Does the laser hurt?
Since every patient experiences pain differently, there is no definitive answer to this question. Most people say that it's uncomfortable yet tolerable.
Many patients that have undergone laser tattoo removal have compared the procedure to having a rubber band snapped against the skin. All we can say is, if you are able to sit through hours of tattoo application, you can definitely tolerate having your ink removed. Luckily, laser tattoo removal is a much faster procedure that lasts anywhere from 1 to 20 minutes depending on the size of the tattoo being treated.
Physicians Advanced Laser Center provides advanced skin numbing options to those concerned about skin sensitivity to the laser.
Are there any side effects?
Laser tattoo removal is the only method for removing unwanted ink that does not result in scarring. The most common side effects of laser tattoo removal are redness, swelling, blistering, scabbing, and itchiness. All of these side effects are temporary and eventually heal in the days following a treatment. We highly encourage patients to refrain from picking or popping any scabs or blisters that form. Although worrisome by their appearance, blisters and scabs are actually positive signs that your skin is healing and reacting well to treatment. As long as proper aftercare is performed to the treated area, your skin will heal beautifully without any damage. Dr. Gordon will discuss all of the potential risks with you during your consultation and visit.
Can you fade my tattoo for a cover-up?
Yes! Laser tattoo removal is a great tool for removing tattoos completely as well as fading tattoos in preparation for a cover-up tattoo. Since most tattoos are dark or contain a lot of ink, tattoo artists find it difficult to cover up an existing tattoo without having to use double the amount of ink already embedded in your skin. In order to give your tattoo artist more flexibility with their design, laser tattoo removal can erase down existing tattoos to create a cleaner canvas for your tattoo artist to use. In addition to fading for cover-ups, Physicians Advanced Laser Center also provides partial removal for patients looking to remove a specific portion of their tattoo. We will also meet with you and your tattoo artist via our eVisit portal to discuss a treatment plan.
Payment Options
Since laser tattoo removal is considered cosmetic in nature, procedures are usually not able to be covered by insurance. But we do have a genuine interest in helping people reach their removal goals, so we will work with our patients to create a course of treatment within their budgets.
We have a number of payment options to suit your needs. We gladly accept cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, even American Express.


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MUMBAI, India — Porn star, mainstream Bollywood actress, and product ambassador, Sunny Leone has now added the distinction of being an Internet marketing branding expert to her ever-growing career.
The Economic Times has singled out Leone as a new breed of digital guru who uses social media — and the power of her adult reputation — to help vault her global success, particularly in India despite its steep conservative leanings.
"I think I offer a unique brand of worldwide traffic and fans that is different from what is offered by other celebrities in India," Leone said.
The star pointed out that companies that hitch their brand to hers "see the potential and value" in it. In 2014 Leone has launched her own app and platform that integrates all social networks with her own marketing team under banner company Leone LLC. Leone said, "We now reach the end consumer in a way that companies hope to in an ever changing world market."
The article suggested that Leone should be taken more seriously despite her adult background, considering her huge Google search popularity and product endorsements that include a number of edgy products.
"Products such as energy drinks, alcohol and — more obviously — adult entertainment websites have sexual attraction built in either as subtext or as an overt promise. In that context, Sunny Leone becomes the perfect choice as brand ambassador. She's a porn actress who has now become a Bollywood star — hence known and fantasized about by millions. Who better to be the face of an A-rated brand," said Sumanto Chattopadhyay, executive creative director, Ogilvy & Mather Advertising, Mumbai.
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A "meet and greet" Leone contest has already registered more than 7,000 participants. "The promo has also created a big buzz in the mobile space, from where a large number of our users are coming," Singh said.
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BEIJING, Sept. 21, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Concord Medical Services Holdings Limited ("Concord Medical" or the "Company") (CCM), a leading specialty hospital management solution provider and operator of the largest network of radiotherapy and diagnostic imaging centers in China, announced that Shanghai Concord Cancer Hospital officially started construction on September 20.
Shanghai Concord Cancer Hospital is a "Level III" specialty cancer hospital project invested by Concord Medical. Shanghai Concord Cancer Hospital is located in Shanghai New Hongqiao International Medical Center, which is a cooperation project between the National Health and Family Planning Commission and the Shanghai Municipal Government and one of 13 approved national tourism medical demonstration bases in 2017. With a total construction area of about 160,000 square meters, the project will be equipped with 400 beds and high-end, large-scale medical equipment, including proton therapy equipment. With a total investment amount of more than RMB 2 billion, Shanghai Concord Cancer Hospital is expected to be the largest Sino-foreign joint venture tumor specialty hospital with the highest investment in Shanghai to date.
Dr. Jianyu Yang, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Concord Medical, commented, "I am pleased to see that, after years of efforts, Shanghai Concord Cancer hospital has started construction. The commencement of this project is an important milestone in the overall strategic development of Concord Medical. The hospital will rely on the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center's management and technical advantages, and strives to be Asia's most advanced cancer hospital. We will make every effort to ensure that the project is completed on time, with emphasis on quality and safety. I believe that the completion of the Shanghai Concord Cancer Hospital will not only promote the development of cancer therapy in China, but will also help Chinese cancer patients in their recovery."
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Personally I really like it. Interested to see what people think of it now after time has passed.
Personally I really like it. Interested to see what people think of it now after time has passed.
I do, and I want that video. I've begged Shynola but they said no
It's the Starfuckers of Hesitation Mark. Startlingly out of character for the album, wayyy unexpected coming from Reznor.
As a track, it references musical tropes I don't appreciate when they're genuine already, and other than that I don't find it particularly special. It's well done, I get what the idea is, I just find it too obvious, or not enough. It floats in a sort of limbo where it tries to be tongue-in-cheek/ironic, but is still too close to the original style from which it takes cues to even be taken seriously as such. It either doesn't embrace its reference enough, or reveres it too much.
I dig it. There are maybe three or four tracks I'm not overly fond of on that album, but Everything isn't one of them. Happyish punk NIN works somehow.
I love it. Far from my favourite Nine Inch Nails track, but it has a certain charm as well as being just a damn good pop song. I guess it might have fit better on With Teeth or The Slip (musically not lyrically) but I quite like the way it's smack in the middle of Hesitation Marks contrasting nicely against Disappointed and Satellite. It's a nice little peak of positivity. I can understand why some people might not be into it, and that's fine, but surely it's not as bad as Starfuckers?
No, horse has been beaten to death so don't even need to get into the "why".
And... Starfuckers >>>>>>>>> Everything
I wasn't comparing the respective merits of the tracks but rather how they equally stand out in the middle of the album in my opinion.
Pitting such controversial tracks against each other would really be an exercise in debate sterility, and anyway we're in a highly subjective thread already. Asking which track is better than the other would go into full-on circlejerk instantaneously.
Actually love this song, hated it at the first listen, sounded to upbeat for me but now I love it, can't help but bop around to it haha
Re: ...after time has passed.
Still very fresh for me. Trying to estimate how many times i listened the whole album, i think 20-25. A lot yet to discover and to learn all the words.
I don't think people would have taken against it so much if it wasn't one of the first things we heard from the album, making people worried it was representative of the rest maybe? I can't remember if we'd heard Copy of a or Find my Way by then
Good song but I need to be in the right kinda mood to listen to it.
I liked it the first time i heard it. i love the ending....it has a shoegaze sound
i literally could not understand the reaction at all.
it was better than Came Back Haunted..
I like it! It's not like towards the top for me, but it's a good song. I don't skip it or anything.
I have an OLD ipod, like second or third generation, 4 gig i think...anyways it doesnt hold much so i only put ESSENTIAL tracks on it. And to add something new i have to take something off. Stupid way to live but i make it work. "Everything" is on it. (Seems like most of the songs on my ipod have been touched by either Alan Moulder or Dave Ogilvie)
Hated it at first. Grew on me over time. I like it now! I think I like the album version better than the remix too.
greatest song he has ever written. complete fucking masterpiece. makes songs like 'somewhat damaged' and 'i do not want this' look like amateur hour.....probably his artistic highpoint
I definitely like Everything. Everything has been one of my most favorite songs from Hesitation Marks ever since it leaked. I'd even go as far to admit that I almost like Everything as much as Copy Of A.
I dont like Everything. Also, I dont dislike Everything. Im not sure where this leaves me. I feel it important to mention the following likes. I like puppies. I like rainbows. I like unicorns. I like Carlton.
Just play the song live already.
I like it a lot. I don't think it's as poppy or upbeat as the naysayers want to believe it is. I love the sarcasm and denial beneath it, and I think the ending is kind of beautiful. I know everyone hates the remix too, but I've grown to enjoy it as well (yes, even the crazy pitch shifting).
But, hey, haters gonna hate, amirite?
It grew on me. I would like to see the video.
I think the people who think it's a happy song are the same people who think Born in the USA is patriotic
I quite like it
Release the video!
Threw me for a loop the first time, but I enjoy it a great deal nowadays.
If Clouser was to be believed Starfuckers was essentially a song he brought to Reznor. Makes sense as it was a song that could have been sold to any number of similar high production acts of the time. Might have been a reworked, retempo'd Zombie demo. It's not out of the realm of possibility that the post TDS farm team of producers had as much to do with THE FRAGILE's production as Trent. There's a distinctive soundscape vibe gone from when Hillebrandt was "engineering" that TR spent years trying to catch up with. See the USEFUL NOISE CDs.
"Everything" is a perfectly fine New Order-style punt fake. TR was signaling to other artists that he can do that type of production.
I think pretending that "Everything" is sarcastic is grasping at straws.
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Tempest Rally 2013
Had a full day watching the Tempest Rally in Aldershot. Thankfully the rain held off and got some decent photos from all 3 locations (there are 2 others I believe but are not made public).
Warren (2WD) was first up and I went to a spot I was at last time where cars regularly go into a ditch... guess what, no one went in this time !! Still I got some decent pictures of them coming over the crest and around a bend. The light was a bit poor as the sun was behind the trees so a bit of post tweaking was involved, favourite shot (so far) is the two cars together, you don't see that very often at a rally!
Met up with my brother for the Rushmoor stage (4WD) which was entertaining though could get confusing as they go around the circuit twice, especially when the army/RAF Land Rovers went round as there are 5 of them all painted white!
Pavilion for the 4WD's. First there is a nice crest they come over, then I walked down to the sharp corner. Some good pictures but not great, the sun didn't help being behind the cars. Later on I found a decent corner and used the flash as it was getting dark and got some nice photos.
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I drove this VW Golf when I was 18, in a rally, in south Sweden. It was my first time driving a rally car ever. I had Per Carlsson as co-driver and he helped me getting around the stage. I did not use any notes as there was no recce, if I remember correctly, but he helped me get around the stage just fine.
Driving this front wheel drive car was a lot of fun. This is where I first learned to left foot brake. A know-how that I then carried on into the 4wd machines I drove later. Very useful.
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Did you do anything to the pedal arrangement to make left foot braking easier? I have a this era of VW as a rally car, and I find the pedal placement poor for that technique.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Another reason for 404 Page Not Found
This morning I installed and configured a web application but couldn't successfully access it from a browser. I had a test version of the same application running successfully on another server and couldn't see any differences in the configuration of the web servers or the applications.
I tried everything I could think of but was still getting a 404 Page Not Found error.
I can't recall having this particular problem before – it was because the IIS Web Service Extensions configuration was configured without permission for ASP.NET. I selected the entry for ASP.NET and then clicked the Allow button:
Static indexers are not supported in C#
C# is a comprehensive language that covers most of the needs of a typical application software developer but once in a while I find myself trying to implement something a little unusual and discovering that C# doesn't allow it. Often there's a good reason but sometimes there isn't.
How about static indexers ? I've never needed one before but I have a static class that's used to hold lookup data. I wanted to provide an indexer so that the data could be enumerated as well as accessed directly through individual properties.
If you try this you'll quickly discover that static indexers aren't supported because as soon as you omit the 'this' part of the indexer signature the compiler doesn't have any idea of what you're trying to do. You'll get syntax error messages like "Array size cannot be specified in a variable declaration".
Googling "c# static indexer" turned up a load of hits confirming that C# doesn't support this but one particular thread provided some interesting comments from Microsoft's Eric Gunnerson.
The bottom line ? The C# team didn't think it was worth the effort…
Comparing file timestamps on NTFS and FAT32
I've just bumped into a problem with file timestamps that I've encountered before and decided to research it a little more thoroughly this time around.
I was working on a utility that runs as a service and keeps a set of files in sync across several disks. The files' Last Write timestamps are used to determine if a file has been updated and needs to be copied to keep the other copies of the file in sync.
Everything worked fine in my development environment but when the utility was deployed to the customer's server we immediately noticed that the files were always being copied from one particular disk to another whenever it ran. The source disk was an NTFS formatted 500GB disk and the target disk was a 32GB SSD formatted as FAT32. This immediately set alarm bells ringing in my mind as FAT32 file timestamps don't hold date/time information to the same resolution as NTFS.
NTFS stores all timestamps to 100 nanosecond resolution. By comparison, FAT32 stores the time portion of a timestamp to a 2 second resolution. There is an additional field that holds additional time information at 10ms resolution for the Create Date/Time only.
I updated the utility to allow a discrepancy of up to 2000 ms (i.e. 2 seconds) when comparing timestamps if the source and target disks are formatted with different filesystems. I also added some debugging code to identify the maximum discrepancy that was found when no files had been changed to confirm that the 2000 ms value was sufficient.
The largest discrepancy found when running against 14,000 files totalling 2.5GB was 1994 ms. So, the 2000 ms value looks to be sufficient.
Read/Write speeds
I don't usually pay too much attention to the read/write speeds given in disk and flash drive reviews because I doubt that I'd really notice the difference of a few KB/s when speeds are measured in MB/s. But I've just done a quick survey of the read/write speeds of various devices attached to my development laptop and was surprised by some of the results.
I used Totusoft's free LAN Speed Test utility. This simply writes some data to a file and then reads it. Reading and writing to a file share gives an indication of real world network performance. I used the default data size of 100Mb.
What got me started on this is that my broadband modem and a couple of servers are in a different location to most of my development PCs and the link between the two groups of devices is an 'ethernet over power' (EOP) type link. This is rated at 200 Mpbs although I was aware that, realistically, I was probably only getting around 40-50 Mbps. I've been meaning to run a CAT5/6 cable between the two groups and thought it would be useful to measure the performance of the link to see how much benefit I'd get.
When I ran the LAN Speed Test utility it gave me a result of 4 Mbps write (outgoing) and 2.5 Mbps read (incoming). I was shocked by this as it's an order of magnitude less than I'd expected. I bypassed the EOP link using the built-in 54G wireless NIC in my devolopment laptop and got 19.2 Mbps write and 19.6 Mbps read. Things must be bad if a 54G wireless connection is 5 times faster than the EOP link!
Then I ran some more speed tests with the following results:
Device Write (Mbps) Read (Mbps) Description LAN EOP 4.0 2.5 LAN PC-PC ethernet-over-power link LAN 54G 19.2 19.6 LAN PC-PC 54G wireless link LAN Gigabit 287.6 276.7 LAN PC-PC gigabit ethernet link via 1 switch LAN Gigabit (2) 121.9 355.6 LAN PC-PC gigabit ethernet link via 2 switches Internal SATA 273.8 213.3 Internal 2.5 inch SATA drive USB SATA 130.0 174.6 USB attached external 3.25 inch SATA drive USB Flash 32.0 87.8 USB Flash drive SDHC 64.0 133.0 SanDisk Ultra III SDHC in internal card reader
The main surprise is that reading and writing over a gigabit LAN is faster than accessing an internal hard disk. I was sceptical enough to rerun this test a few times but the results were consistent. The test was reading/writing from my development laptop to a server, both with gigabit NICs and connected via a NetGear ProSafe unmanaged gigabit switch.
The performance of the EOP link was so poor that I decided it was time to replace it with a network cable. To make the most of the Gigabit NICs installed in some of the PCs I also purchased another NetGear ProSafe gigabit unmanaged switch to replace the built-in 100mbps switch of the broadband router/modem. I repeated the EOP test using the same two PCs. The link was now PC-switch1-switch2-PC (both switches are NetGear ProSafe switches). The result is shown as 'LAN Gigabit (2)'. Replacing the EOP with a cable gave a 30 times improvement in write speed and a 142 times improvement in read speed. Again, I was sceptical of the reported read speed but I repeated the test several times and got the same result. Even increasing the data size to 1Gb to rule out caching didn't significantly change the result.
The difference in performance between a USB flash drive and an SDHC card inserted into my development laptop's integrated card reader also provided a small surprise. I thought they'd be about the same or that the SDHC card might be a little bit slower. This particular card is a SanDisk Ultra III high speed card optmised for use in digital cameras which might explain why it was so much faster than then USB flash drive.
audiobooks.com: a lesson in privacy invasion
I've recently started getting unsolicited emails from Audiobooks.com. I've never purchased anything from them and haven't bought an audio book for at least a couple of years. So, I assume they're the kind of company that buys lists of email addresses from 'providers'.
It's bad enough getting spammed by this company but they really add insult to injury if you try to unsubscribe from their mailing list. First you get presented with this web page:
Ignoring the Your Name field I clicked the Send button only to get this:
Wonderful! A company that I've never heard of is sending me spam and is now insisting that I give them personal details before they'll consider removing me from their email list ?
It's difficult to understand the mindset of companies like this. How is this kind of behaviour going to do anything except alienate its potential customers ?
Note to self: \r\n doesn't work in a resource string
I'm surprised that I haven't hit this before now but placing escape sequences like \r\n in a resource string doesn't work. The reason is simple enough: these escape sequences are handled by the C# compiler when compiling C# source code. They have no effect when 'seen' at runtime.
You can embed a newline in a resource string using Shift+Enter but once you start thinking about it, embeddding newlines in resource strings probably isn't such a good idea anyway. If your resource strings are translated into other languages then it might be useful to have some flexibility about where the newlines are placed.
My solution was to add a composite formatting placeholder and use Environment.Newline to replace it.
Resource string: {0} started successfully.{1}Listening for connection requests... Console.WriteLine(Resources.Msg0001, Application.ProductName, Environment.NewLine);
UdpClient – Getting the sender's IP address
I've just written a SYSLOG server and stumbled a little on trying to figure out where I could find the sender's IP address for logging purposes.
I'm using a UdpClient with EnableBroadcast set to true and calling the BeginReceive and EndReceive methods to receive data asynchronously. A message can arrive from any client, so how do you identify the client IP address ? Logically, it should be associated with the message data but I couldn't find anything that referenced it.
The mistake I'd made was following the misleading example code for the UdpClient BeginReceive method on MSDN. (The link is for the .NET 2.0 but the documentation is unchanged in later versions.) If you follow the code carefully you'll see that the local IPEndPoint is stored in the UdpState object that is passed into the callback specified by BeginReceive. This IPEndpoint is then used on the call to EndReceive.
You'll notice that this argument is passed by ref. Why ? My guess was that it's because it's populated by the EndReceive method. I experimented and confirmed it. So, the code in the example isn't technically wrong but it is confused and misleading. Passing details of the local endpoint to EndReceive so that it can overwrite them with details of the remote end point isn't very useful and probably wasn't what the writer of the example intended.
I'd suggest creating a new empty IPEndPoint in the ReceiveCallback method and passing this into the EndReceive method:
IPEndPoint senderIpEndPoint = new IPEndPoint(0,0); Byte[] messageBytes = u.EndReceive(ar, ref senderIpEndPoint); string messageString = Encoding.ASCII.GetString(messageBytes); Console.WriteLine("{0} {1}", senderIpEndPoint.Address.ToString(), messageString);


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Irish music links
flute links
Irish flute links
Other flute links
| Irish music links |
Specialist shops
This is a select list of links to more general flute sites which may be of interest to Irish flute players. Please advise me if a link below is incorrect or has been changed.
Chris Walshaw
is the developer of the ABC notation language for exchanging tunes across platforms over the internet. His site serves as an introduction and contains links to ABC software sites (many of them freeware or shareware). Barfly for Macintosh is my program of choice.
+ Belfast fiddler
Bernie Stocks
has compiled four volumes of
The Microphones Rambles
, ABC tunebooks of unusual tunes and settings taken from his extensive library of field recordings, many of which are of flute players. The first three volumes are
also available here
in Acrobat format.
Henrik Norbeck
has an ever-expanding Web Tunebook in ABC format, again the content has a good number of flute-specific transcriptions. Henrik's own ABC sofware is also available from this site.
+ Tunes sent to the woodenflute list in ABC format have been archived by Steve Mansfield at
Le Session
. These are mostly Irish, but also Scots, Welsh, Breton and others from the repertoires of flute players.
+ Flute player Lesl Harker has an
Archive of Welsh tunes
in ABC format, reflecting a growing interest in the flute within Welsh traditional music. A large number of tunes in the collection were transcribed by Ceri Rhys Matthews, flute player with Fernhill.
is an all-encompassing Celtic music resource.
Nigel Gatherer
is a musician and teacher based in Perthshire. He has an extensive site that features annotations on some key Scottish and Irish tunebooks, plus a collection of Scottish tunes in ABC format. His site also has information for beginners whistle and mandolin.
The Irish traditional music list
(IRTRAD-L) is a is a mailing list which sometimes discusses flute playing issues.
The Session
is a web site that discusses and shares information on traditional music, particularly in ABC format.
+ Richard Moon's
is a large index of tunes in ABC format featuring a powerful and greatly useful search engine.
"Brother" Steve's tin-whistle pages
by Montreal-based Steve Jones is a useful guide for those learning or playing the whistle. Be sure to check out the privately recorded MP3s and accompanying transcriptions and analysis of tunes played by notable flute and whistle players, including Paddy Carty, Patsy Hanly, Micho Russell, Eddie Moloney and Packie Duignan.
CelticMusic NZ
(external link in new window) is a web site run by Irish flute player Brendyn Montgomery as a resource mostly intended for Irish and Scottish musicians and dancers in New Zealand. The site was down last time I checked, but
Brendyn's own site
also has more traditional music for New Zealand.
+ The
Micho Russell Weekend
(external link in new window) is an annnual festival celebrating the influence of the iconic Clare flute player and whistler. The web site has further details, with some background information on Micho and his brothers Packie and Gussie, also accomplished musicians.
+ Sessions are (generally) informal gatherings of musicians or singers and can be difficult to appreciate for the uninitiated. Banjo player Gerry McCartney has written about
a particularly memorable session
, while
Nigel Gatherer
Michael McGettrick
have some practical guidelines for people wishing to participate. Your mileage may vary, but just being aware that a session is a social situation and behaving accordingly should help.
+ Details of a Galician music book which has a chapter on flute playing, including a little flute called a requinta can be found at
(external link in new window). The book is in Galician, but those with Spanish or Portuguese may be able to get by, apparently.
+ Castor Castro, who is the author of the chapter on the flute in the book above, has put up a
sample page
(external link in new window) on the site of a Galician traditional music school, which is in itself interesting.
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Mary Fox, Belfast, at her wedding.
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For my 30th my lovely antenatal friends treated me to a Vera Wang compact mirror which as gorgeous as it is and I can't stop looking at myself in it.....it has one of those close up mirrors in. No imperfections can hide anymore.....so it seems I have a few more wrinkles around the eyes than I remember!
This evening I was having a clear out of the bathroom cupboard and I found an unopened box of Biotherm Eye Cream to use at the first signs of wrinkles. This is a fab find for me as pre kids I only used biotherm then decided that althought nothing beats their Source Therapie I can get moisturiser from anywhere and spend less than £5..... Not that I enjoy it. I do miss spending money on lavish products but my money these days it better spent else where. So to find an unopened box of expensive eye cream was like finding gold at the end of a rainbow!
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Major goals will be accomplished and new ones will be set into motion this week. Decisions and changes will transform your entire year ahead, play your cards right.
A new month brings a clean new slate. Think things through and start reworking your vision of your future, along with your dreams and goals.
Redefining your strategy and approach will help you achieve the goal which you have been focusing on for a while.
It's a major week for your love life and relationships! There will also be a curveball thrown your in the workplace, make sure you bring your A-game to the office.
It's been a whirlwind of a month for you Leo, and more major changes are heading your way. It will be overwhelming at first, but you will understand the necessity soon enough.
The revelations that you've been having for a while will continue this week and they will guide you to make the right choices which are in line with your priorities and beliefs.
You will be making some important decisions this week. Changes you have been considering making for the past few months are starting to take shape and you could find yourself committing by the end of the week.
Your patience and strategy will be testing this week so play your cards close to the vest. Be aware of miscommunication as it might stray you away from the path that you should take.
Keep a close eye on your bank account and investments as finance is the main theme of your week, dear Sagittarius.
It's wise to make all your moves behind the scenes this week, don't flaunt things in front of others… especially those who aren't close to you.
Don't rush yourself. Whether it's something major with large consequences or a minor decision that doesn't have any major repercussions
You need to be a team player at work this week. Your success depends heavily on your ability to work well with others in order to achieve your targets.


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Best places to stay in the Satpura National Park
Less frequented than other wildlife parks in Madhya Pradesh, Satpura National Park is a lesson in true escapism. As well as the tigers, the elusive leopard can also be spotted. Traversed by the Denwa River it also attracts a bounty of migratory birdlife making it a twitcher's dream. Our pick of the best places to stay in Satpura Tiger Reserve are ideal for taking the whole family.
Best places to stay in Satpura National Park
For families
- Famous round these parts, Reni Pani Jungle Lodge is guaranteed to provide a fabulous stay. With plenty of on-site activities, welcoming staff and private cottages it is great for kids and grown ups alike.
For an eco stay
- Nestled amongst 44 acres of reclaimed jungle Forsyth Lodge is quite literally a 'green' stay. Decorated in an eclectic style, the individual mud huts are certainly luxurious. Dining is a communal affair - perfect for discussing the day's action! Nature lovers and modern day eco-warriors will love it.
Still not sure which to book? From environmental to experiential browse though our list of the best places to stay in Satpura National Park to start to plan your trip. Alternatively check out all our recommendations in Madhya Pradesh, or contact one of our friendly gurus for advice.
Reni Pani Jungle Lodge 12 rooms from £180Madhya Pradesh
Introducing luxury to this less explored region. Traditional style cottages are contemporary yet feature locally sourced textiles and hand woven rugs. Large modern bathrooms plus private terraces complete the look. Dining in the 'Gol Ghar' is a dramatic and delicious or relax by the tranquil pool.Birdwatching - The 30 acres in which the lodge is located is home to an abundace of birdlife.Back to Nature - Bordering the Satpura Tiger Reserve this property is in and amongst nature.Great walks - Set off with you dedicatied naturalist.Secluded setting - For escaping.
Forsyth Lodge 12 rooms from £185Sohagpur, Madhya Pradesh
A green property, wearing its eco credentials with pride. Set in 44 acres of reclaimed jungle it uses recycled water and is of minimal impact. Traditional mud cottages are still luxurious and have private terraces. Dining is generally communal but can be had privately and the food is exemplary!Birdwatching - There are an incredible 330 species of bird in the surrounding area.Full of characterGreat walks - Good for walkers.Swimming Pool - Indoor/outdoorRecommended by - I Escape


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Engineering Absolute Returns On Dalton Street
If you met Dalton Street Capital's Alan Sheen, you'd swear he was a professional rugby player. In fact his background - and that of his Co-founder Nick Selvaratnam - is in engineering. The two first worked together at Credit Suisse, where Sheen was Head of Trading and Selvaratnam Head of Equities, before deciding in 2016 to walk away from lucrative careers and establish Dalton Street Capital.
One of the primary challenges for any new fund in establishing itself is ensuring that advisers and investors understand the Fund's investment process. This is particularly so when that process sits outside more traditional investment models.
In the case of Dalton Street, whose Absolute Return Fund utilises a quant-based multi-strategy trading methodology, this means convincing investors that mathematics, science and rigorous logic can engineer a positive return regardless of market direction. Which is precisely what Sheen's systematic approach to investing has been doing inside investment banks and family offices for 22 years without a single negative annual return.
This investment approach combines a long-term equity portfolio with a short-term managed futures strategy.
The equity portfolio is composed and maintained using an algorithmic model that analyses evidence-based data and fundamentals that are known performers over time, such as P/E ratio, dividend yield and earnings yield. It has a very low turnover, with average holding periods of five years or thereabouts.
The managed futures strategy works differently. Research by Dalton Street has shown that those same long-term fundamental model inputs don't work over the very short term, where drivers are more likely to be liquidity and volatility. Based on these findings, Dalton Street uses computer models created by Sheen himself to generate buy and sell signals that enable them to actively trade on a daily basis, with the broad aim of offsetting potential losses on the equity side.
Investors looking to take advantage of volatile trading conditions should pay special attention to the Fund's performance during times of excessive volatility, when the strategy has historically performed best.
Consider a heavily downtrending market, for example. While losses on the equity portfolio are to be expected, these can be offset by the managed futures strategy, which is able to take advantage of the large intraday movements associated with the volatile market conditions.
That is the beauty of the multi-strategy approach undertaken by Dalton Street in their Absolute Return Fund: it not being reliant on market direction for performance.
This institutional-style investment product is now available to retail investors for the first time, via your broker on the ASX's mFund platform.
And just in case you were wondering where Dalton Street is? It's in Nyngan, Sheen's hometown. It intersects Bogan Street and is located within the Bogan Shire. Which made choosing a name for the Fund pretty straightforward. As Sheen says, 'I couldn't possibly have called the business Bogan Street Capital, could I?'
For product information on the Dalton Street Absolute Return fund please click here: http://www.informedinvestor.com.au/product/ETL0469AU-100134?v=0.10152950157570717
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Regulatory Authority
Haliburton processes high acid (low pH) acidified and pasteurized food products under the jurisdiction and licensing of the State of California Department of Public Health (Cannery License Program) and the US Food and Drug Administration (Low Acid Aseptic Process Registration). The State of California requires all existing and new products and processes to be filed with the State along with all formula information prior to approval for manufacturing. The State of California issues a unique product registration number for every product manufactured under the State's Cannery Inspection Program.
Haliburton currently has over 100 registered products with the State of California. A State of California inspector inspects all pasteurized acidified food products manufactured by Haliburton on a twice weekly basis. All products are tested for compliance under the State's Cannery Inspection Program and assigned an approval once tested and released. The US FDA requires a process approval and registration prior to manufacturing any new products and conducts random unannounced inspections to ensure compliance.
Haliburton operates under local, State and Federal regulatory oversight, those being:
- City of Ontario, waste water and storm water discharge permits
- County of San Bernardino, Environmental Health Permit
- County of San Bernardino, Fire and Hazmat Permit
- California, Department of Public Health, Processed Foods Registration
- California Environmental Protection Agency, CEPA Permit
- United States Department of Agriculture, PACA License
- United States Food and Drug Administration, Public Health and Bioterrorism Preparedness Act
- United States Food and Drug Administration, Low Acid Aseptic System Establishment Registration
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Microjazz Collection 1: Trumpet
Microjazz Collection 1: Trumpet
Christopher Nortons acclaimed Microjazz has won worldwide popularity with teachers and players alike for its stimulating blend of contemporary popular genres and classical values. The Microjazz Trumpet Collection 1 is a set of brand-new easy pieces in popular styles such as jazz, blues, rock and reggae, arranged in progressive order of difficulty. Microjazz is the world famous series of pieces based on classical technique yet using popular contemporary styles. Microjazz helps you develop musicianship and technique through the familiar sounds and styles of popular music. It is this unique combination of modern genres with traditional technique that has made Microjazz an international success with teachers and players, and one of the most widely used educational series ever published. New technology brings Microjazz alive and adds an exciting interactive dimension to practice and performance. Based on classical technique, Microjazz is great way to introduce rhythm and develop co-ordination skills whilst being fun for all ages and standards. A great motivator for the reluctant student, the pieces are equally effective on acoustic or electronic instruments.
- A Cheery Wave
- Argentina and Back
- Bold as Brass
- Changing Times
- Eating Alone
- Enterprise Culture
- Five-a-Side
- Football Game
- For the King
- Marching Together
- Metal Instrument
- Rainy Day
- Regretfully Yours
- Simple Pleasures
- Simplicity Itself
- Steady State
- Straighten Your Tie
- The Beat Goes On
- Trumpet Blues
- Trumpet Serenade


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Why Shop Around We're The Cheapest In TownNoel Grimley Electrics Ltd is one of Northern Ireland's finest independent electrical retailers. With over 50 years in business we've built a loyal customer base as a result of our outstanding pricing, service and aftercare. As members of Euronics, the largest independent electrical buying group in Europe, we can offer outstanding value for money enabling us to compete with the multiples. We have 2 stores based in Northern Ireland; one is on the main Andersonstown Road and the other on the Donegall Road, directly opposite the Park Centre.
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Centuries of tradition dictate how this ever-popular work is performed. Yet with a chamber orchestra performance, Richard Egarr will find something new and fresh in the dynamics, tempo and phrasing to get your imagination working overtime.
Join us together with the SCO Chorus and a brilliant team of soloists for this seasonal experience, and celebrate the start of Christmas with music of power, passion and expressive warmth.
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National Bird of India - Indian Peacock
The Khadi and Village Industries Commission
Buying and using these empower and strengthen the Village Artisans, Traditional Weavers and Cottage Industry. Handicrafts, Implements and Tools for Kitchen and Home. Paintings and Metal Ware for Festivals are all related to Village Industry and Khadi concept.
The main purpose is Swadeshi, which in short means Do It Yourself in your own Country. We cannot afford to lose our native skills and capabilities and become very dependent on others.
Small Business, Small Scale Industry and Home Business also need to be Encouraged.


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Pullip.Asia is an authorized Groove retailer for Pullip dolls in Asia, which includes all merchandise carrying the label of Pullip, Taeyang, Isul, Dal and Byul. We are also the only authorized Pullip store in Malaysia and Singapore. All of our Pullip family dolls are 100% authentic, genuine and officially licensed by Groove.
Pullip.Asia offers Pullip doll collectors around the world the convenience to safely shop for genuine Pullip family products. As Pullip collectors, we understand the importance of getting your doll to you as quickly and as safely as possible. That is why we use only high quality packaging materials to pack all of our customer orders and reliable shipping methods to ensure every outbound Pullip delivery we make would reach our customer in pristine condition.
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MOUNTAINDALE to HURLEYVILLE, NEW YORK
Last Updated: August 2, 2010
Length: O & W Rail Trail (Mountaindale to Woodbridge); 2.7 miles
O & W Rail Trail (Woodbridge towards South Fallsburg); 1.8 miles
O & W Rail Trail (South Fallsburg to Hurleyville); 3 miles
Difficulty: O & W Rail Trail (Mountaindale to Woodbridge); Easy. Flat, hard packed dirt, cinder & grass trail.
O & W Rail Trail (Woodbridge towards South Fallsburg); Moderate. Mostly flat, hard packed dirt, gravel & cinder rail trail.
O & W Rail Trail (South Fallsburg to Hurleyville); Moderate. Flat, hard packed dirt & grass rail trail. Not well maintained.
To start from South Fallsburg; From Route 17 take exit 105B to Route 42 north to downtown South Fallsburg. Turn left on Railroad Plaza and come to an intersection with Griff Rd. You may park on your left by the small playground. The trail starts further up Railroad Plaza behind an enclosed basketball court on the left alongside Water St.
To start from Woodridge/Mountaindale; From South Fallsburg continue north on Route 42. Turn right on Old Falls Rd (Route 53) and follow to Woodridge, now Roosevelt Ave. As you enter the town the northern section of the trail starts on your right by the small pavilion. Parking available on your left along Green Ave. Continue along Green Ave Exd (Route 53) through town. This is also part of the on-road detour for the trail to the southern section. You come to the southern section and small parking area straight ahead. Turn right up Greenfield Rd, then left onto Mountain Dale Rd (Route 54) and into Mountaindale. Turn left on Post Hill Rd and then left down Railroad Ave to the Mountaindale parking lot. Cinder Track Bikes is located here. Unable to find a web site however.
The O & W Rail Trail runs along the former rail bed of the Ontario & Western Railroad. The O & W operated from 1868 until 1957 and ran from Weehawken, NJ to the shores of Lake Ontario, passing through the southern Catskills. Once completed, the O & W Rail Trail will be a 24-mile multi-use trail that connects the Towns of Mamakating, Fallsburg & Liberty and travels through the Villages of Woodridge and Liberty. It will connect into the D & H Canal Linear Park and the Bashakill Wildlife Area. See; D & H Canal Linear Park . Currently 3 sections have undergone some development. From the south, a section from Mountaindale to Woodbridge has been developed (split in two by an on-road section), as well as, a section from South Fallsburg to Hurleyville. A third section has been developed in Liberty. See; Liberty Rail Trail . For more information visit; O & W Rail Trail (Sullivan County) .
Mountaindale to Woodridge:
From Mountaindale to Woodridge; From the old Mountaindale Train Station, now a visitor center with restrooms head past the parking lot and you'll come to a sign board for the Mountaindale O & W Linear Park. Head into the woods along a wide hard packed dirt, cinder & grass trail following alongside Sandburg Creek. Markers every half mile starting from the train station. Leave the stream behind after crossing Hatt Rd. Trail parallels Route 54 and crosses Quiat Rd at 1.2 miles where you'll find a small parking area. Here you'll find an original O & W RR Signal House that was moved to this location. Cross Silver Lake Rd at 1.7 miles and the trail becomes more isolated. Travel across a causeway between Silver Lake, then head back into the woods. Come to the end of the trail at 2.7 miles at the Greenfield Rd parking area. Woodridge Rail Trail sign overhead.
Note; To reach the next section in Woodridge you'll need to travel on-road. Continue straight along Green Ave Exd (Route 53). You'll pass by a small RR park on your right that contains an old RR crossing sign, some tracks and a miniature train planter. Just past here at 0.2 miles is a crosswalk over Route 53 to a sidewalk. Wooden posts and flags guide you along this detour. You'll travel past a kiosk that explains the history of the O & W RR. Across the street is parking along Green Ave at 0.3 miles. You'll then come to Veteran's Memorial Park after a 1/2 mile and the start of the Woodridge-South Fallsburg section.
Woodridge towards South Fallsburg:
From Woodridge towards South Fallsburg; From the gazebo and sign board at Veteran's Memorial Park alongside Roosevelt Ave/Green Ave Exd (Route 53) the gravel based rail trail heads down a slight hill through the woods.
Note; As of August 2010, they were still working on a short section near the bottom of the hill after 0.2 miles. Detour right out to Tabaczynski Rd and head left. You can then rejoin the trail by turning left along the first dirt road you come to.
The trail follows an open gravel road with a few potholes and loose stones. Wooden mile marker on your left (3 miles). After a 1/2 mile you'll bear right and re-join the rail trail. Brown O & W sign marker. The trail heads into the woods along a hard packed dirt & cinder surface with the occasional root. Some ATV use apparent. Travel across a causeway at 1 mile through a marsh before re-entering the woods. The trail currently ends just above Avon Lodge Rd after 1.8 miles. The old RR bridge over the Neversink River is long gone and will need to be replaced in the future for the trail to connect to South Fallsburg.
South Fallsburg to Hurleyville:
From South Fallsburg to Hurleyville; The narrow, hard packed dirt & gravel rail trail begins behind the basketball court and travels through the woods. Cross La Vista Dr at a 1/2 mile and then travel alongside a small pond. Some washouts along this section. Cross over Westwood Dr at 0.9 miles. This heavily wooded section has a nice crushed gravel base but hasn't been maintained, so mind the roots. You'll catch glimpses of Alta Lake along your right. You come alongside Westwood Dr briefly before heading back into the woods along a moderate berm. Cross Westwood Dr at 1.8 miles and the trail continues to the right of the white gate.
Note; On the return trip I utilized Westwood Dr which is a low volume road.
This next section is the most scenic. The trail widens as it returns to woods and you pass through a rock cut at 2.2 miles. A causeway at 2.5 miles takes you through a scenic marsh and over a culvert along a cinder & sand base. The East Mongaup River passes through the marsh. You come to Main St in Hurleyville at around 3 miles.
Note; The Center for Discovery and town of Fallsburg have plans to build a trailhead parking lot in Hurleyville, as well as, upgrade the rail trail from South Fallsburg, through Hurleyville and out to Route 17 near Liberty. The trail in Hurleyville has been paved south from Main St. Not sure how far, have not checked it out yet. May 2018.


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Clarification 2017 Seattle Trauma-Informed Care Conference
Every year, I receive hundreds of emails with various questions, as well as misconceptions, about the annual Seattle Trauma and Dissociation Conference. Here, I will clarify the description, objectives/goals, whom is invited, and what attendees can expect. In particular, it is most important to share Ivory Garden and their directors' intention for putting on the conference.
One of the most common misconceptions arise from folks confusing this conference with others that focus mainly on Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID). Recently, I have been asked, "I don't have DID. Can I come?" These folks assumed that our conference is identical to another held on the east coast. We are not associated with any other group and/or conference. Anyone interested in learning more about how trauma affects people is invited and do attend the Seattle conference every year.
Another recent question, "I want to be interviewed for a movie. I will talk to anyone, be part of DID research. I have DID. I have a lot to teach people." Again, this sort of thing is happening at a few other conferences for which we are not associated. Before registering for the Seattle conference, attendees agree to the terms of service that protect attendees privacy (no filming, interviewing, exploiting, etc).
Yes, folks with DID are totally welcome as is anyone else interested in learning about trauma and its effects.
Finally, many assume that, because some of our speakers have presented every year, that the conference is similar each year. This could not be less true. Every year, the theme is different, as are many of the speakers. Planners work hard each year to make the next year better than the last.
Mainly, the Seattle Trauma and Dissociation Conference is professional. No one is asked to 'tell their story' on camera, or be part of a research study, or to make a name for themselves – none of that. The conference is a success because everyone treats each other with respect. All sorts of people come to learn and experience being together. Ivory Garden/directors have no incentive and/or personal motivation for providing this event.
The conference activities remain focused on the following:
Theme and description:
"Demystifying Trauma-Informed-Care within the Dissociative Spectrum"
This year's theme reflects the need for an awareness of trauma and how it effects people differently. Relating to traumatized individuals knowledgeably, compassionately and respectfully, within daily or professional environments, is vital to the well-being and stability of clients, friends, and peers who have experienced trauma in their lives.
Attendees will be able to:
1) explain and define the relationship between childhood trauma and how it effects people within the dissociative spectrum including: different types of trauma (sexual abuse, physical/emotional abuse, human trafficking, ritual abuse) and effects of trauma (dissociative disorders, developmental delays, neurological effects, addiction, eating disorders, self-harm, suicide ideation, depression, and anxiety).
2) explain and describe current designs of psychotherapy treatment studies and outcomes through literature, strategies, techniques, neurology and clinical implications of treatments in the area of trauma and dissociation.
3) explain, describe, and define how practicing trauma-informed care can resolve issues within therapeutic relationships including: ethical, boundaries, safety, shame, trust, confidentiality, attachment to perpetrator, cultural differences, core beliefs, expectations, and misunderstandings.
4) demonstrate practical knowledge of trauma-informed care within the dissociative spectrum through open discussion, brief case consultations, question and answer sessions, workshops, and discussion panels presented by renowned experts in the field of trauma and dissociation.
5) demonstrate the skills, education, and knowledge gathered during this conference that can be practiced in daily life or within the clinical setting – whether professionals, survivors of trauma, or those who support trauma survivors.
Below, find Ivory Garden mission statement:
Ivory Garden is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization which provides programs and resources that support survivors and those who support survivors of childhood trauma, as well as raising public and professional awareness of the effects of childhood trauma:
1). Provide international forums, and chat rooms where folks who live with the effects of childhood trauma, as well as families, friends, mental health professionals, educators and other supporters can meet, share experiences, and find valid resources in safe and respectful environments.
2). Provide educational materials and opportunities to survivors of childhood trauma in order to further understand and promote healing.
3) Provide educational opportunities to those who support survivors of childhood trauma including: family, friends, mental health professionals, educators, and other interested parties.
4). Provide other needed services in support of the Mission, as determined by the Board of Directors of Ivory Garden.
Clearly, our conference is not exclusive to any one population, but to everyone interested.
What can attendees expect while at the conference?
This conference is carefully planned with attendees in mind. The venue is 5 star. Attendees come from all over the world and generally, come in on Thursday, October 19, 2017. There is an informal reception at 1:00 p.m. where everyone can get together, set up exhibit tables, get their name tags and programs, and relax before the workshops begin on Friday, October 20th. Most of the speakers remain throughout the conference interacting with everyone. Speakers are carefully chosen because of their the ability to present effectively to diverse audience. Complete attention is paid to attendees needs and expectation in a professional, but informal, environment. Attendees are welcome to come and go as they please, move between speakers, and visit Seattle.
Of course, people do enjoy getting together with acquaintances, peers, and friends as well as meeting new people – to have a good time. We all look forward to this wonderful experience.
I am aware that questions remain for some. I am available to answer and clarify for anyone interested.
Mostly, I would like to thank all who support Ivory Garden and conferences in so many ways.
Thank you,
Pat Goodwin, MA
President, Ivory Garden


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MARTINSVILLE, Va. — Joey Logano won the pole for Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Martinsville Speedway on Friday.
It is the third consecutive pole for Logano on the smallest and oldest track in the premier series. He's the first driver to do that on the 0.526-mile oval since Jeff Gordon won three in a row in 2003-04.
Logano, the fastest in all three rounds of qualifying, barely edged Kasey Kahne with a speed of 97.043 mph. Kahne's best lap was at 97.033. Logano ran five laps in the last session, Kahne just three.
"We don't have one of those trophies yet," Logano said in the infield media center, pointing at the grandfather clock awarded to the winner of Sunday's STP 500. "We've figured out the qualifying part really well."
The last time the series visited Martinsville, Logano had perhaps his best chance to win, but a feud with Matt Kenseth boiled over and Kenseth took out Logano while he was leading the race with 46 laps remaining. The action earned Kenseth a two-race suspension, one of the stiffest in NASCAR history.
Earnhardt donation: Dale Earnhardt Jr. confirmed that he will donate his brain for concussion research when he dies, something he mentioned over the weekend on Twitter.
"Anything I can do to help others," said Earnhardt, who has suffered at least two concussions during his racing career. "It seemed like a reasonable thing to do."
Earnhardt, 41, said he has pledged his brain to the Concussion Legacy Foundation, which works in concert with Boston University's Brain Bank.
Earnhardt said he was inspired after learning of former U.S. women's soccer star Brandi Chastain's recent announcement that she will donate her brain, as well as three former Oakland Raiders who will do the same in honor of Ken Stabler, a former Raiders quarterback who died in 2015. Stabler was later diagnosed with Stage 3 chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain disease.
Earnhardt said his experience in 2012, when he suffered two concussions, helped him truly appreciate the value of understanding the science behind brain injuries.
After the second concussion, which came as a result of a wreck during a race at Talladega, he sat out two races.
IndyCar: Helio Castroneves had the fastest qualifying lap during a day of records as the series returned to Phoenix International Raceway in Avondale, Ariz. Castroneves had the final of six track-record runs on the mile oval, turning a lap at 192.324 mph to break Arie Luyendyk's 20-year old mark. Tony Kanaan will also start on the front row in tonight's Phoenix Grand Prix and Juan Pablo Montoya, who won the opener in St. Petersburg, qualified third. Carlos Munoz suffered minor injuries to his knees but was expected to start tonight after losing control of his car and hitting the wall in Turn 1 during qualifying. … Andretti Autosport will run a fifth car in the Indianapolis 500, the No. 29 Honda, with Townsend Bell driving. He will join Munoz, Ryan Hunter-Reay, Marco Andretti and Alexander Rossi on the team.
NHRA: Steve Torrence led the first day of Top Fuel qualifying at the Denso Spark Plugs Nationals in Las Vegas with a run of 3.728 seconds at 326.48 mph. Jack Beckman led Funny Car and Jason Line topped Pro Stock.


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Spielbox Magazine English Edition 2013, Issue 2
spielbox® is the world's leading boardgame magazine. Since 1981 it delivers information on the world of board and card games seven times a year. Since 2010 every issue of spielbox is also available in English. The central part of each issue are detailed reviews by well-known game experts which serve the players as orientation for their shopping choices.
Contents of Issue 2:
**Mini-Expansion Oracle for Power Grid - The First Sparks**
Editorial: Figurines Rake in the Money
Reviews: Bora Bora, Il Vecchio, Escape, Yedo, Emiment Domain, Ruhrschifffahrt, Goblins, inc., Ginkgopolis, City Tycoon, The Lord of the Rings Dice Building Game, Yahtzee for Heroes: D-Day Dice
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Friday 21 July | 5pm
The Old Swan Hotel | Harrogate
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James Runcie is a director, documentary film-maker, literary curator, founder member of The Late Show and author of the fifties-set crime drama, The Grantchester Mysteries, inspired by his father, the late Archbishop of Canterbury. Fittingly, Grantchester is a thoughtful, handsome moral meditation on life, subverted by gentle comedy, old fashioned romance and the dark psychology of murder. Sidney Chambers is a man of the cloth, with a taste for whisky, jazz and pretty parishioners, who solves crimes with Detective Inspector Geordie Keating, played by Robson Green. Green, with eyes so blue, is known to a certain generation for the singing-duo Robson and Jerome and to younger ones, for Extreme Fishing. The crime genre has given him his finest acting roles, firstly as Dr Tony Hill in Val McDermid's Wire in the Blood and now in ITV's adaptation of Grantchester.
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Published on June 13, 2013; Permalink; Tags: Science • Entomology • Kids • Sex
Raking the leaves with my son recently turned out to be an opportunity for a birds and the bees, eh, I mean slug and a slug lesson. Hermaphroditic (i.e. a slug being a boy and girl at the same time) slug meets another hermaphroditic slug in the empty inflatable splash pool, romance arises and the slime oozes as they chase each other's tails in a sluggy slimy mating dance.
Honestly, as we were watching the slugs getting it on I have to admit that I was cautious jumping to conclusions as to the exact details of what we saw. My invertebrate morphology is not exactly up to snuff. After extensive Googling it appears that slug penises indeed are located on the right side of the head posterior to the bases of the two right tentacles. It appears that the correct terminology for this structure is gonopore and, somehow, it serves both the male and female reproductive functions (haven't been able to wrap my head around how that works though). Regarding the round opening on the right side of the slugs (clearly visible in the picture below). Naively I thought that it would be the genital opening where the gonophore would go but evidence seems to suggest otherwise. It appears that this opening is a pneumostome, a breathing pore connecting the lungs with the exterior.
Why trying to explain the birds and the bees when a live demonstration in the backyard is worth a thousand words. I am still, however, stumped about how they physically exchange the sperm. In this clip where David Attenborough is witnessing mating leopard slugs he alludes to sperm being exchanged through the gonopores.
My son thought everything was crystal clear and figured that the neatest thing about being a boy and a girl at the same time would be that everyone would have the same toys.
Science classrooms are unique learning environments unlike any other classrooms. As a matter of fact, some things only happen in science classrooms. Here is a collection of event that happened in my own science classroom over the last school year. It's a growing list, so check back for updates.
Report from yours truly live-tweeting and navigating the melee at GETCA 2015 (Annual Greater Edmonton Teachers' Conference).
Can a pencil be more than just your average run of the mill pencil? The legendary Palomino Blackwing Pearl can take a student or teacher's writing to new heights. We have taken a batch of the Pearls for a spin and are blown away by how much writing and sketching can be transformed by this unassuming pencil.
Dr. Pineda's Classroom is going YouTube with the release of its first screencast on the exciting topic of calculating percents. Only time will tell if this is the start of something big and shiny or just a passing fad.
After several weeks working on setting up habitats for new classroom animals the big day finally arrived. The newest addition to our classroom include aquatic denizens in our new aquarium and a teenage bearded dragon with lots of attitude and no table manners.


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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Gobble Gobble
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
So I finished the Gobble Gobble blocks. What do you think? The blocks turned out darker with the stain than I had originally planned, but I still think they look good. Do you think the turkeys are too big? What about the pumpkin? Is it too small, does it look out of place with the two turkeys up on the blocks? Hmmmm......no wonder creativity is such a complicated process.
Posted by Amy at Ameroonie Designs at 7:27 PM
2 comments:
- Karen said...
I LOVE THEM! I would skip the pumpkin, but I love the turkeys. They are really really cute, Amy.
- October 14, 2008 at 11:06 PM
- Linds said...
probably one of my favorite things you've done. I don't mind the pumpkin but the turkeys can stand on their own so I would say not necessary. SOOO cute!
- October 15, 2008 at 9:45 PM
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Level 1 – Requirements
Responsible Suppliers of Level 1 equipment must provide a declaration that all equipment they are supplying meets relevant standards and is electrically safe. This is part of the Responsible Supplier's Declaration and can only be completed by the Responsible Supplier when first registering on the National Database.
A Responsible Supplier is to register the brand and "type" of level 1 equipment but is not required to list or register Level 1 equipment models on the National Database (but may voluntarily enter the equipment). However, the Responsible Supplier must hold and have ready access to evidence the equipment meets relevant standards and is electrically safe. This evidence must be made available to regulators upon request. Evidence may include internal reports or tests conducted by the manufacturer or supplier.
All Level 1 electrical equipment offered for sale by registered responsible suppliers must be marked with the Regulatory Compliance Mark (RCM). Further information on labelling of items with the RCM can be found in the AS/NZS 4417.1.


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Lust in Fashion
Pronunciation: /lʌst/ /ɪn/ /'faʃ(ə)n/
1. A passionate desire for all things fashion — from its cultural aspects, to its business workings, and of course, style.
2. A sensual appetite for fashion that borders on sinful
3. A wordplay on "Lost in Fashion" because getting lost in the world of fashion is a type of lust — not even Dante can define.
4. An initiative by Bocconi Students for Fashion (BS4F) — a group of students advocating this sin with a blog about Milan's fashion scene, and beyond.
Love us, lust us and fill your daily life with fashion's lustre.


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Crocus biflorus subsp. ? biflorus
Crocus biflorus subsp. ? biflorus
The most easterly occurring population of what appears to be the Italian species Ruksans considers it a possible new species. Large, richly striped flowers in chestnut-brown on a yellowish or cream ground, some with black anthers.
For further discussion see http://hillviewrareplants.com.au/ramblings/crocus-biflorus-on-rhodes
Winter Flowering
Profitis Ilias, Rodos, Greece. 500m.
10 to 15 seeds per packet
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The Enfield Culture and Arts Commission meets on the first Tuesday of every month.
The commission shall consist of eleven resident electors, who shall serve for two-year overlapping terms, which commence on June 1 of the year of their appointment; two town council member liaisons; and, one town staff member liaison. Members of the commission shall be appointed by the town council and shall be selected from a broad cross-section of the residential and business community so as to create a diverse body of members who are interested in the aims and purposes of this commission.
The purpose of the commission shall be to plan, produce, coordinate, or otherwise provide assistance to sponsors of events or activities and to encourage participation therein, which promote or develop the artistic, historic, cultural and heritage resources of and within the community of Enfield.
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Upcoming Events
- March 6, 2018, 6:30, Regular Meeting, Enfield Room, 100 High St.
- April 3, 2018, 6:30, Regular Meeting, Enfield Room, Town Hall
- May 1, 2018, 6:30, Regular Meeting, Enfield Room, Town Hall
- June 5, 2018, 6:30, Regular Meeting, Enfield Room, Town Hall
Ongoing Programs
- Mini Grant Program - The Enfield Culture & Arts Commission Mini Grant Program was created in 2017 to encourage and support local initiatives that promote the arts and culture in Enfield. Funding is available for individuals and organizations that effectively propose initiatives, productions, projects, and/or events that ECAC determines to be most appropriate and timely. The Commission's intent is to award grants of up to $500 on a rolling basis throughout the year.


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Attention to detail pays dividends
VoIP telephony offers you many advantages over traditional PBX systems from cost savings and flexibility to enabling your people to maximise their efficiency. However, designing a VoIP system to provide you with a VoIP phone (sometimes known as an IP phone) solution – so that you can carry real time voice traffic across a data network – brings unique issues that need careful consideration.
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We'll work through the key issues with you to arrive at the VoIP solution that suits your budget and needs today and tomorrow, including:
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The following is a small sampling of the Crocus Hill Trio wedding ceremony and reception or party musical repertoire. This versatile trio can perform musical styles ranging from Classical to Popular to Broadway, and Folk to Israeli and may other styles.
Do you have a special piece of music in mind? We frequently arrange ceremony and prelude music to suite your personal request. We are open to your suggestions as well, and are happy to accomodate our clients' wishes.
- Air (J.S. Bach)
- Arioso (J.S. Bach)
- Allegro from Brandenburg Concerto # 4 (J.S. Bach)
- Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring (J.S. Bach)
- March in D Major (J.S. Bach)
- Minuet in G Major (J.S. Bach)
- Arioso (J.S. Bach)
- Sheep May Safely Graze (J.S. Bach)
- Ode to Joy (Ludwig van Beethoven)
- Claire de Lune (Claude Debussy)
- Bagatelles (Antonin Dvorak)
- Royal Fireworks Music (G.F. Handel)
- Water Music (G.F. Handel)
- Pastoral Symphony from THe Messiah (G.F. Handel)
- London Trios (Franz Josef Haydn)
- Wedding March (Felix Mendelssohn)
- Eine Kliene Nachtmusik (Wolfgang Mozart)
- Exultate Jubilate (Wolfgang Mozart)
Popular and Contemporary
- Everything
- Here, There, Everywhere
- So Are You To Me
- Wind Beneath My Wings
- Longer
- When I'm Sixty Four
- Grow Old With Me
- Everything
- Everything
Broadway Selections from...
- Wicked
- Phantom of the Opera
- Fiddler on the Roof
- Westside Story
- New York, New York!
- Les Miserables
- A Chorus Line
- The Ash Grove
- Londonderry Air
- Annie's Song
- Simple Gifts
- Erev Shel Shoshanim
- Dodi Li
- Od Yishama
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Soccer's governing body FIFA agreed to ban the third-party ownership of players on Friday, its president Sepp Blatter said.
Blatter said a working group would be set up to implement the ban which would come into effect following "a transitional period".
(Writing by Brian Homewood; editing by Justin Palmer)