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Wasn't this week easier than last week's? Of course it was, we are surrounded by nature. Admittedly, I never got out and went for a photo walk like I was planning to do, but that's okay. I have to settle for the shots I took in my front yard and my Mom's backyard.
ahhh…the delicate peony. My Mom has so many beautiful peonies all over her yard. Makes me wonder why I don't have any? Note to self: steal peonies from Mom's house plant peonies in yard.
This one looks like a pink peony pillow, don't you think?
And we go from peonies in my Mom's yard, to fungus in mine. so not fair.
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Seasons of Life, our dramatic journey from birth to death
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Fresh off a two-game sweep of Elmira College last weekend, the Oswego State men's ice hockey team sets its sights on its ninth SUNYAC championship in program history when it visits SUNY Cortland on Friday, Oct. 28.
The game serves as the conference opener for both teams and is also Cortland's season opener. The Red Dragons finished last season 5-10-1 in conference play, finishing seventh in the nine-team SUNYAC and failed to qualify for the postseason. The Lakers captured the regular season conference title, going 15-1-0, but lost in the SUNYAC Quarterfinal to SUNY Fredonia, 2-1, in overtime.
Oswego State swept the season series from Cortland last season, winning 6-1 in Oswego before defeating the Red Dragons at Cortland in overtime, coming back from a two goal deficit with 3:26 remaining in the third period to force overtime. Junior forward Paul Rodrigues scored the game-winning goal with just 54 seconds remaining in the game to complete the sweep.
Cortland head coach Joe Baldarotta returns for his fifth season. Baldarotta has yet to defeat Oswego State head coach Ed Gosek, going 0-9-1 in 10 meetings between the two teams. The tie came back on Nov. 17, 2006.
The Lakers have had the upper hand on the Red Dragons, owning a 62-8-1 series record. Oswego State has not dropped a game against Cortland since Jan. 20, 2006. In that game the Red Dragons came back from a 3-1 deficit, scoring four consecutive goals en route to a 5-4 victory.
Cortland returns last year's leading scorer, junior forward Joey Christiano, who totaled 18 points on 10 goals and eight assists. Christiano registered a goal and an assist against the Lakers last season.
It is unknown whether senior goaltender Paul Beckwith will start on Friday after leaving last Friday's game at Elmira College with a knee injury. Beckwith did not dress for last Saturday's home opener. If Beckwith cannot play, junior goaltender Andrew Hare will get the call for the Lakers. Hare, a transfer from Niagara University last semester, recorded a .944 save percentage and a 1.80 goals against average in two wins this season. Hare's opening weekend performance earned him SUNYAC Goalie of the Week honors.
Last season, the Red Dragons used all three goaltenders during the season. Brittan Kuhlman returns for his senior season after appearing in 12 games, playing 41.5 percent of the season in net. Kuhlman finished last season with a .894 save percentage and a 4.48 goals against average. Kuhlman recorded one shutout in 11 starts. The Red Dragons lost Dan Jewell to graduation, who led the team in save percentage (.904) and goals against average (3.93). Mike Reilly, a senior this season, saw limited time in net last season, playing in seven games, finishing with an 0-5-0 record. To replace Jewell, the Red Dragons recruited Jeff Molner, a freshman from Kinnelon, N.J. Kuhlman will more than likely start in net against the Lakers.
The Lakers have received goal contributions from players who don't typically contribute on the offensive side of the ice. Junior defenseman Jesse McConney scored his first two collegiate goals Saturday night, junior forward Chris Ayotte, junior defensemen Tim Carr and Zack Josepher and sophomore forwards Kyle Badham and David Titanic have each tallied goals for the Lakers.
While the Red Dragons may not have the talent that Elmira College has, Oswego State must make sure not to overlook Cortland on Friday night. Gosek knows that no conference game is a cake walk and any team can beat them on any given night, regardless of past history.


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Bank Failures Continue, Tally At 87
Bank failures continue with no end in sight. U.S. regulators closed down two more banks in Nebraska and Utah last Friday. This brings the total number of U.S. bank failures to 87 so far in 2011, following 157 in 2010, 140 in 2009 and 25 in 2008.
While the financials of a few large banks have been stabilizing on the back of an economic recovery, the industry is still on shaky ground. Nagging issues like rock-bottom home prices along with still-high loan defaults and unemployment levels continue to trouble such institutions.
Lingering effects of the financial crisis continue to weigh on many banks. The need to absorb bad loans offered during the credit explosion made these banks susceptible to severe problems.
Further, the repeated risk-taking of bailed out banks ultimately resulted in further threats to the system. Risky loans and market uncertainty aggravated the risk of bank failures even further.
The failed banks are:
- Omaha, Nebraska-based Mid City Bank, Inc., with total assets of about $106.1 million and total deposits of about $105.5 million as of September 30, 2011.
- Saint George, Utah-based SunFirst Bank, with about $198.1 million in total assets and $169.1 million in total deposits as of September 30, 2011.
These bank failures represent another jolt to the deposit insurance fund (DIF), meant for protecting customer accounts.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) insures deposits in 7,513 banks and savings associations in the country as well as promotes the safety and soundness of these institutions. When a bank fails, the agency reimburses customer deposits of up to $250,000 per account.
Though the FDIC has managed to increase its deposit insurance fund over the last few quarters, the ongoing bank failures have kept it under pressure. However, as of June 30, 2011, the fund recovered to $3.9 billion, substantially better than the deficit of $1.0 billion in the prior quarter. The positive fund balance seen for the first time in two years was aided by a moderate pace of bank failures and assessment revenue.
The failure of Mid City Bank, Inc.is expected to deal a blow of about $12.7 millionto the FDIC, while SunFirst Bank will cost about $49.7 million.
Purdum, Nebraska-based Purdum State Bank has agreed to assume all the deposits and assets of Mid City Bank, Inc.
Logan, Utah-based Cache Valley Bank has agreed to assume all the deposits and $177.3 million of assets of SunFirst Bank. The FDIC and Cache Valley Bankagreed to share losses on $128.9 million of SunFirst Bank's assets.
The number of banks on FDIC's list of problem institutions fell sharply to 865 in the second quarter from 888 in the preceding quarter. This represents the first sequential drop since 2006.
Increasing loan losses on commercial real estate could trigger hundreds of bank failures in the upcoming years. However, considering the course of failure so far this year, the FDIC does not expect the number of bank failures in 2011 to exceed the 2010 tally. From 2011 through 2015 bank failures are estimated to cost the FDIC about $19 billion.
With so many bank failures, consolidation has become the industry fashion. For almost all the failed banks, the FDIC enters into a purchase agreement with healthy institutions.
When Washington Mutual collapsed in 2008 (branded as the largest bank failure in the U.S. history), it was acquired by JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM). The other major acquirers of failed institutions since 2008 include U.S. Bancorp (USB) and BB&T Corporation (BBT).
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A MAN suffering a rare brain disorder was so convinced he was a zombie that he would hang out in graveyards to be close to death.
Writing in New Scientist magazine, the patient, identified only as Graham, says that after a failed suicide attempt he was convinced that he had in fact died and was one of the "walking dead".
Graham told baffled doctors there was no point treating him because he had no brain and was already dead.
He was diagnosed with the extremely rare Cotard's Syndrome, known as "Walking Corpse Syndrome", a condition that makes people believe that they or parts of their body no longer exist.
Some people with the condition even starve to death, convinced they don't need to eat. Others have tried to get rid of their body with acid, convinced they don't need it anymore, the New Scientist reports. It is linked to depression and affects just a few hundred people, doctors believe.
"It's hard to explain. I just felt like my brain didn't exist anymore," Graham said.
"When I was in hospital I kept on telling them that tablets weren't going to do me any good 'cause my brain was dead. I lost my sense of smell and taste. I didn't need to eat, or speak, or do anything. I ended up spending time in the graveyard because that was the closest I could get to death."
"I just felt I might as well stay there. It was the closest I could get to death. The police would come and get me, though, and take me back home."
Graham was so convinced he was dead that he stopped brushing his teeth, which turned black - proof, he thought, that he was dead. His brother and carers were forced to look after him to ensure he ate.
"I lost my sense of smell and my sense of taste. There was no point in eating because I was dead. It was a waste of time speaking as I never had anything to say. I didn't even really have any thoughts. Everything was meaningless," Graham said.
Brain scans showed his metabolic activity was so low it resembled a person in a vegetative state.
"I've been analysing PET scans for 15 years and I've never seen anyone who was on his feet, who was interacting with people, with such an abnormal scan result," Doctor Steven Laureys told New Scientist. The condition is linked to depression, doctors believe.
"Graham's brain function resembles that of someone during anaesthesia or sleep. Seeing this pattern in someone who is awake is quite unique to my knowledge."
After therapy and drug treatment, Graham has recovered and lives independently, and once again takes pleasure in things he used to enjoy, although he does not feel completely back to normal.
"I'm not afraid of death," he said. "But that's not to do with what happened - we're all going to die sometime. I'm just lucky to be alive now."


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Ok so I asked this girl out a couple weeks ago for a few drinks, she said yes, she was busy the next week so she asked about the week after? I texted her a week before we were gonna go out saying "Hey :) Let me know next week if you're free if you still fancy going out for a drink :)" she replied with "Okies will do ☺ xxxxx" but still hasn't text me and it's Friday now, don't want to seem desperate by texting her again, what should I do?
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I THINK she would've liked him. Maybe not at first, but I think my mom would've fallen in love with his smile just like I did. It's kind of more of a smart-ass smirk than a smile, really. Quirked up on one side more than the other, it seems to say you're the butt of a joke that only he knows. I always liked that smile, even when he wasn't giving it to me. I must've been in love with him forever.
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Keeping Secrets is the perfect title for this series following two very different boys in their discovery that hiding the things that matter most has the power to harm not only themselves, but the people they care about. Heartless, the first of four parts, saw bully Jason Strummer telling the story as he and Tommy negotiated their stormy history to embark on a tentative romance. In Clueless, Tommy takes over the narrative, where upon it quickly becomes apparent that there exists far more to him than the reliable jock who is Jason's anchor.
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The Bicycle Ride Across Tennessee is proud to present The Horton 100! This two day ride will show you the best of what the Middle Tennessee has to offer from the prime vantage point of a bike seat. With our trusty mix of family-friendly and more challenging routes, you can experience as much of this beautiful countryside as you like.
This year we will be offering two route options:
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Each day of riding will begin and end at Henry Horton State Park in Chapel Hill, TN.
There will also be a Kids Ride on Saturday, which will be under 5 miles!
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Constitutionalism and Religion
Francois Venter
Chapter 4: Religion in constitutions
Francois Venter
It is remarkable that protective mention of religion is made in one or another form in the overwhelming majority of contemporary constitutions – be they constitutions of constitutional states or of states with dubious credentials in terms of their standards of constitutionalism. At the end of an authoritative review of eight models of the relations of states to religion, the models being the atheist state, assertive secularism, separation as state neutrality towards religion, weak religious establishment, formal separation with the de facto pre-eminence of one denomination, separation alongside multicultural accommodation, religious jurisdictional enclaves and strong establishment, Ran Hirschl concludes as follows: Unlike the conventional image of a 'clash of civilizations' or the 'west' and the 'rest', there is actually a strong echo of religion in each and all of these models. In fact, all constitutions, every single one of them – from France to Iran and anywhere in between – address the issue of religion head on. Some constitutions despise it, others embrace or even defer to it, and yet others are agnostic but are willing to accommodate certain aspects of it. But not a single constitution abstains, overlooks or remains otherwise silent with respect to religion. With the exception of the concrete organizing principles and prerogatives of the polity's governing institutions, the only substantive domain addressed by all modern constitutions is religion.
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- 1/2 small red onion, finely diced (3 to 4 Tbs.)
- In a colander, rinse the chickpeas. Pat dry in a clean dishtowel. Spread the cornstarch in a pie pan or on a dinner plate with raised edges. Add the chickpeas and roll them around to coat. Transfer to a mesh strainer and shake to remove excess starch. In a small (8-inch) skillet, heat 1/4 cup of the olive oil over medium heat until shimmering hot. Add the chickpeas, cover with a splatter screen, and cook, gently shaking the pan from time to time, until golden-brown, about 5 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the chickpeas to a plate lined with paper towels. Sprinkle the chickpeas with 1 tsp. of the za'atar and a generous pinch of salt. Roll the chickpeas around to evenly coat with the spice mixture. Set aside. Heat the remaining 2 Tbs. oil in a 12-inch skillet over high heat until shimmering hot. Add the squash, arranging it to fit in a single, snug layer. Season generously with salt and cook undisturbed until deep golden-brown, about 2 minutes. Push a spatula through the pan to turn the squash over, following with tongs or a fork to flip any unturned pieces. Sprinkle the diced onion and remaining 1 Tbs. za'atar over the zucchini and stir with a spatula to blend. Transfer the zucchini to a serving bowl. Sprinkle with the fried chickpeas and serve.
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- Fat22 g(33%)
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jlrchrds posted a topic in General ForumHello. I have an iMac and have used XLD ripping FLAC files for about five years. I use a Linn Klimax system. My internal apple superdrive supported C2, but it died. I purchased an external LG drive (lg-GE24NU40), but it doesn't support C2 pointers for ripping CDs. Just how important is this C2 ability? I select secure ripping and check against the Accuraterip database. I selected C2 for thousands of rips and am somewhat uncomfortable with not being able to do so now. I'm a mac guy and will consistently use external DVD CD drives moving forward since they no longer offer internal units. If you have a better idea for a drive let me know. Thanks. Jeff


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Inside Out review (Spoiler-free!!)
by Kenneth Shipp
Walking into Pixar and Disney's new and imaginative Inside Out, I always expect great quality if it came from the Pixar team (We won't talk about Cars and Cars 2, that's for another time.) But even with that expectation, I can still get surprised and in a good way. Currently, my top movie of the year is Ex Machina1. I'm having a very hard time keeping it there after this film. I'm quite sure if I had balled up crying in the theater, children would have pointed, parents would have whispered and teens would have called me a sissy. But let's get to the meat and potatoes….
Inside Out tells the story of Riley, or rather her emotions and how they continuously try to work or not work together to keep her happy, sad, angry, etc. Joy (voiced by Amy Poehler) is the first emotion on the scene and takes charge of the other emotions. They have access to a whole host of tools that represent mental processes (thinking, reasoning, moral compass, etc), and work to create new memories, mostly happy ones per Joy's directions. Things go awry when Sadness (voiced by Phyllis Smith) feels compelled to start touching core memories (sphere shaped representations of memories which are color coded to the dominant emotion that was felt). The memories get lost elsewhere in the brain, taking Sadness and Joy with them, leaving Anger (Lewis Black)2, Fear (Bill Hader), and Disgust (Mindy Kaling)3 to man the controls without Joy's guiding hand. What follows is simply an amazing trip through the human mind and various interpretations of how it works. Pixar found a way to tackle multiple issues in one film and it never felt too frantic: depression, changes, dealing with emotions, growing up, etc.
The films does a great job presenting these complex concepts in a way children will understand. Although some will go over kids heads, the fact that they are being exposed to a hilarious, thoughtful and well-written story that can last throughout the ages is something parents will love. And unlike some "other" Disney movie this year4, it actually provides an answer to the dilemma it starts. Do yourself a favor and go see this film, you may walk out thinking this is the one of the best films of the year.
Inside Out: 9 out of 10
- If you haven't seen this one yet, you will really thank me afterwards. And I would be surprised if it gets any Oscar attention since it came out so early in the year, but it deserves it.
- I was wondering how they got Lewis Black to do a kids movies and not curse the entire time. It's wonderful how they, ummm, compromise…I won't spoil that one for you.
- Glad to see old Office cast members Phyllis Smith and Mindy Kaling get some love with parts in this film.
- Tomorrowland never actually gives a clear answer how to fix the world. I thought that was the crux of the movie, but apparently Damon Lindelof would have us believe otherwise. But don't worry new Nerd Union fans, this film will get a thorough critique soon!!


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One of the ways we battle condemnation, guilt, regret, shame, and hurt is through our mind. Our minds are incredibly powerful things. They determine our steps, our feelings, what bothers us, what we think, and the decisions we make that have an enormous impact on the people we become. We often think our minds aren't that important, that we are feelers, or emotional people making emotional choices.
But we aren't.
Our minds drive much of what we do. In fact, the New Testament often talks about the battle of our mind, and in numerous places the apostle Paul encourages us about what to think. In Philippians 4:8 he writes, "Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence, if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things." Why? Because what we think about determines so much.
So, how do you change your thinking? How do you battle your sin in your mind? This is important because much of our sin comes from thinking. We often think we sin and "it just happened." But it didn't. We chose to be there, chose to open that website, chose to say those words, chose that person as a friend.
In the same way, through the power of Christ, we can choose to not be there, to say no and not hang out with that person.
To do that, though, requires intentionality and putting on the mind of the Spirit. (Romans 8:5) The best way to do this is through reading the Bible, words inspired by God, authoritative, true and sufficient for our lives. One of the things I love about our church is that we produce daily devotional questions to go along with the sermon that you can subscribe to by emailing here.
As you read through your Bible, it can be daunting. Here are some questions I use to put on the mind of the Spirit:
- What does this passage say (not to me, but actually say on its own)?
- What words or phrases stood out to me in this passage?
- Why do I think those words or phrases stood out?
- What is God trying to show me through that?
- Are there any sins I need to confess, changes I need to make or steps I need to take because of what I've read?


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Norman Kasch has many years between being one of the first members of the University of Denver's hockey team and the spry 91-year-old he is now. But he remembers those old days perfectly, and he sat down with 9NEWS to talk about it.
Back when he started in 1949, they played what Kasch called "primitive hockey." There were no helmets or face masks, although they did have gloves.
"Otherwise you'd get your knuckles beat to death," he said, "light shin and hip pads and maybe elbow pads."
"It was a rough-and-tumble bump when you got banged on the boards," he said.
Kasch joined the team at the age of 24 after he had served in the U.S. Navy. It had been about six or seven years since he had last skated.
He said he didn't get to play as much as he wished, because unlike some of the other players, he was a student volunteer and not an athletic scholarship student.
He's kept up on the hockey team since, and has nothing but admiration for the current team and its coach.
"They are hockey players," he said. "They are real athletes (…) when we started this team, we were a bunch of scrubs."
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So Here's what I find funny. My boyfriend is 29 I'm 8 years is senior. so here goes, I realized that he is shy but to be certain I test him out.. so here go:
My text: " I miss you" Of course I do miss him
His Text: " I know"
My Text: " How did you know"
His Text: " We have not spend anytime together for a long time"
My text" Do you miss me"
His Text " Yes I do"
lololololololololol and still laughing.
Now I was expecting my boyfriend to say to me when I say " I miss you" he should say " I miss you too" Now look at the amount of message just to hear him say it... Indirectly...
I thought I was shy, but he beats me to it. Well I was very shy years ago. I mean I would be so afraid to express my true feelings, still a little, but not as how it use to, but I always thought of men to be hard and upright..
Now anyone here ever had that experience?
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My boyfriend is still like that. I don't think its shyness I think its more of them not being a romantic mushy gushy type all the time. It could be shyness I think maybe if you two just started being romantic but even so not saying I miss you isn't really being shy. Especially over text messaging.00|00|0
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This Sunday is Palm Sunday. We will be celebrating Jesus triumphal entry into the city with palm branches. As we prepare for Sunday morning, are we willing to recognize that Jesus is Lord of all? Can we claim that, not generally, but for us personally? What does it mean that the stone that the builders rejected has become the chief cornerstone?
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When you step off the ferryboat on Mackinac Island, a wave of aromas competes for your attention. First, the horses. Make no mistake about it, since Mackinac Island, Michigan, is the only place in America that banned automobiles from its community, Read More
Exploring Custer State Park, South Dakota
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Kayaking in Bioluminescence on Florida's Space Coast
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The Electric Power Research Institute is coordinating a test with eight global automakers of an advanced software platform that would allow plug-in electric vehicles to communicate to utilities via the cloud when charging is complete.
The cloud-based software platform advanced EV charging by allowing the vehicle's owner to automatically charge the vehicle during off-peak hours to reduce costs and adjust charging loads to accommodate the intermittent availability of renewable energy sources such as solar and thermal. A California law requires renewable energy sources to provide 33 percent of electricity generation by 2020.
The test of the so-called Smart Grid will involve a public demonstration of the Open Vehicle-Grid Integration (VGI) platform on Oct. 16 at the Sacramento Municipal Utility District's customer service center. The platform was developed by EPRI and Sumitomo Electric Industries.
The automakers participating in the initiative include BMW, Chrysler, Ford, General Motors, Honda, Mercedes-Benz, Mitsubishi, and Toyota.
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The tummy is an area of concern for many people. Some have a hard time toning their abdominal area with crunches and the proper diet. Others find that factors like pregnancy or significant weight loss wreak havoc on the midsection. Surgical correction of the stomach area is called abdominoplasty, or more commonly, tummy tuck surgery. Dr. Marisa Lawrence is a talented Atlanta tummy tuck surgeon who can slim your waist and tone your abdominal muscles for a tighter, firmer shape.
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Women whose skin and abdominal muscles have stretched with pregnancy, and men and women who have lost significant amounts of weight and have leftover loose skin, are prime candidates for abdominoplasty. Ideally, female candidates should plan tummy tuck surgery when they are done having children, and candidates of both sexes should not plan to lose or gain a lot of weight in the future.
The Abdominoplasty Procedure
Tummy tuck surgery can vary by patient according to individual needs. It is an outpatient procedure that is performed under general anesthesia, and it takes several hours start-to-finish. Atlanta cosmetic surgeon Dr. Lawrence will make a horizontal incision within or just above the pubic hairline. She will repair and suture weakened abdominal muscles and remove excess fat, tissue and skin. If you have a lot of loose skin above the navel, Dr. Lawrence may make a second incision around the navel to remove excess skin in the upper abdomen. She then closes the incisions with sutures and applies surgical dressings.
Recovering from Tummy Tuck Surgery
Dr. Lawrence may advise you to wear an abdominal binder / support garment for several weeks as your body heals to its new contours. You will be swollen and bruised after surgery, but this should disappear within a few weeks; you may also experience some temporary numbness.
It's best that you rest as much as possible for the first few days after surgery and avoid heavy lifting, straining and bending. Short walks are encouraged to promote healthy blood circulation. You will be able to return to your normal activities anywhere from one to three weeks after surgery. Dr. Lawrence will give you more specific instructions during your post-operative follow-up appointments.
Abdominoplasty Risks
Tummy tuck risks include bleeding, infection, reactions to the anesthesia, accumulation of fluid, poor wound healing and changes in skin sensation. Dr. Lawrence will address these risks in greater detail during your personal surgical consultation.
Learn More About Tummy Tuck Surgery
If you would like more information about abdominoplasty surgery, please contact our offices by calling (404) 303-7004 or sending us an email. We would be happy to answer your questions or schedule an appointment for you to meet Dr. Lawrence.
Dr. Lawrence is also recognized as a leading Atlanta liposuction surgeon.


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One Minute With…
Ethan Marcotte
Hi Ethan, thanks for taking time to chat with One Minute With. Tell us a little bit about yourself and your work.
Hey! Thanks so much for inviting me on One Minute With.
I'm an independent designer/developer, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Over the years I've worked for myself and for agencies, and for clients like New York Magazine, The Sundance Film Festival, and Stanford University. Also, I wrote an article back in 2010 and a book in 2011 on "responsive design," describing a way to design more flexibly for the web—to think about how our designs and content can flex and grow and, well, respond to the changing size of the screen, allowing us another way to design across different devices.
Also, I like robots. And swearing. I do both on Twitter as @beep.
Walk us through a typical day in the life of Ethan Marcotte.
The short version? It involves a laptop, not a few Adobe applications, a few phones and tablets, a sketchbook, and tears.
I'm still waiting for the movie rights to be optioned.
Whilst we're on the subject of your daily life, has your life changed much since your Responsive Web Design articles & book came out?
So here's how I started to respond: "I don't know as my life's changed all that much." But I realized that's, well, patently false. There's been a lot of interest and excitement around responsive design, which is fantastic and thrilling and weird and humbling. And as a result, I've been able to work on some impossibly great projects, travel to some wonderful corners of the Globe, and meet some generally great people. I feel incredibly lucky and fortunate, and I'll enjoy this as long as it lasts.
How did you get into design?
I think it's safe to say that when I started, most folks had found the web by accident. And I'm no exception. While I was in college, studying for a literature degree, I'd started messing around with Photoshop and HTML—nothing too fancy, just a few sites for some student groups. I enjoyed the hell out of it, but it wasn't anything I ever seriously considered. But once school wrapped up, I thought, well, heck: why not try it professionally for a bit? Take a year or two off before grad school, see what this whole "web" thing is all about.
And man, that first job. I tell you.
The first studio I worked at was staffed by former musicians, architects, computer scientists, photographers—you name the discipline, it was probably working out of that tiny little Soho office in 2000. I'd somehow gotten hired to stand at this weird crossroads of every artistic medium ever, surrounded by a bunch of fun, ridiculously smart people, all of us trying to figure out how the hell this "web" thing actually worked.
So yeah. I fell in love with the web that year. And maybe a little bit with the people who work on it.
A few years ago, you left the world-renowned Happy Cog to go freelance. Why did you make that decision, and is it one you are glad you took? How does working freelance compare to working at an agency?
I wrote quite a bit about why I left back then, but it boiled down to wanting a few new challenges: to write a bit more, and to do a bit more public speaking. I still miss my coworkers daily, and we keep in touch as much as iChat and Twitter and the occasional phone call allows. But I haven't regretted moving on one bit.
That's not to say I wouldn't ever take on another opportunity at some point. If the work's exciting, the challenges involved enough, I'm up for anything. But I love what I'm doing right now.
Well, I've done healthy amounts of both: I worked freelance for a few years before joining up with Happy Cog's West Coast office (née Airbag). The differences aren't huge—I'm still doing plenty of client work—but I like having a bit more control over my schedule, over the projects I work on. There are scary bits, too, like ensuring you've enough work lined up, being more directly responsible for the health of a project, but even the scary bits are fun.
In addition to your design work itself, you've written an awful lot about design and development, and spoken at numerous conferences. If, in some crazy hypothetical universe, you could only do one of these things (Design, Writing, Conferences), which would it be, and why?
I'd write. As awful as that decision would be, there's no question.
Where do you see yourself in, say, 5 or 10 years? Do you still hope to still be writing, designing and speaking, or do you want to have moved on to something bigger? Or do you happen to have another revolutionary web design practice up your sleeve?
Ha! I honestly have no idea. I've never been able to formulate a six month plan, much less one that looks five years down the road.
As for a new web design idea, I've totally got you covered. You ready? Here it is: imagemap all the things.
You're welcome.
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What design tools could you not live without?
IconFactory's xScope. TextMate. Stewart Brand's How Buildings Learn. My Quattro sketchpad and a well-chewed pencil. Photoshop, for better or worse. Things, also for better or worse. My iPhone's camera. Adam Greenfield's Everyware. Any Charles Mingus album. (Extra points are awarded if it's the "In Paris" compilation.)
And finally, what tips would you give to anybody who is looking to get started in design?
I'm paraphrasing Jeffrey Zeldman here, and badly, but something he said once sums it up for me: always show up early, be nice, and stay hungry.


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There are contests you can enter and win in and I was just wondering who on here has ever won one. What was the contest and what was your answer.
I think this will be fun to see how smart people really are on here :)
Most Helpful Girl
I won the "Your #1 Deal Breaker" Contest after three days from joining the site. I thought, "What the heck, might as well keep my mind off until I get my own question answered." I sped forward to level 9 easily and got XPER 3000 points. Most of my points got eaten away from my inactivity, though.
This was my answer (excuse my Engrish):
"I believe that disrespect is the main source of any relationship breakup. Everyone is kind, patient, tolerant, forgiving, or hopeful to another, but if they feel disrespected, resentment, distrust, and fear follows it.
I experienced people who have been rude, said hurtful things to me, or lied to me, but I would forgive them. After a few times of them repeating their attacks at me directly or indirectly and after they apologized many times, I realized they were disrespecting my kindness. They kept asking what pushed my limits when I was giving up a lot for them and only asking them to stop doing what was hurting me."


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Biggest fast food failures of all time
Love it or loathe it, fast food is the backbone of American cuisine. It might be a controversial statement, but there are really only a handful of iconic fast food menu items. For every Big Mac and Whopper there are hundreds of other menu items that somehow made it out of the test kitchens and had the fast food eating masses scratching their heads. Unlike certain items that have a cult following (I'm looking at you, McDonald's Szechuan Sauce), that have a chance to be brought back, it's probably safe to say these fast food failures won't be resurrected in the near or distant future even if they somehow manage to work their way back into the pop culture zeitgeist.


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Wasps director of rugby Dai Young eases fears over Danny Cipriani's head injury
Wasps director of rugby Dai Young has eased fears over Danny Cipriani after the talented fly-half left the field with a head injury during his side's 20-15 victory over Northampton at Franklin's Gardens.
Cipriani, who has been ever-present for unbeaten Wasps this season, was forced from the field in the early stages of the second-half after tackling Northampton number eight Louis Picamoles.
The 28-year-old was replaced by Kyle Eastmond in the 45th minute with inside centre Jimmy Gopperth moving into the fly-half slot for the remainder of the game. The former Sale Sharks stand-off did not return to the action.
"It was nothing serious when he went off," said Young.
"He went off for a head check and we just made the call pretty much. I haven't spoken to the doctor whether he's OK or not. With Kyle on the bench as well, we were probably five or 10 minutes away from making a substitute anyway.
"We've only got two 10s so we're not going to risk anything. He went off for a test and I called it even before we had any clarification whether he's alright or not. He'll still have to go through all the protocols and everything but he's fine in the dressing room there now.
"It wasn't a case that the message got to us that it's a permanent change. I made that call even before we got there really."
George North's early try had the visitors on the back foot as the Saints dominated possession and territory in the opening quarter.
Cipriani sparked a Wasps revival midway through the first-half, however, with an intelligent kick and regather deep inside his own half which finished with Gopperth racing away to touch down.
"Danny's got real X-Factor," Young said.
"It was great vision on the short side. A little bit of gas first to get through the players, lovely little chip through and gather, good link play by Guy (Thompson) and obviously real hard by Jimmy to get on his shoulder and run for his life to get to the line really.
"I thought that was pretty much us first-half. We were playing on the counter-punch really."
A late Josh Bassett try and 10 points from the boot of Gopperth was enough to maintain Wasps' unbeaten start to the season despite a late charge from the home side.
"I said to the players, we rode our luck today without a shadow of a doubt," added Young.
"We won that game today on sheer heart and togetherness. We found a way to win. I'm really pleased because we were under pressure for big parts of that game today. I thought we showed a real attitude and a fight."
Meanwhile, Northampton director of rugby Jim Mallinder was left to rue a host of botched try-scoring opportunities from his side.
The Saints made a blistering start to the contest with Wales winger North scorching over in the first minute of the game but Mallinder's men would have to wait until the 75th minute for their next score courtesy of substitute Tom Kessell.
"We just have to be a bit more accurate," Mallinder said.
"We had lots of chances to win that game but sometimes that's life. You've got to dust yourself down and get back into it which we'll do and we'll come out fighting against Exeter."


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The other day @kidwithoutmusic asked me what I would recommend for a HD camcorder int eh $100 to $300 price range. I recommended that Flip Series or the new Kodak Zi8 HD are worth looking, but @kidwithoutmusic also threw in the Creative Labs Vado HD. I remember reading and posting about Creative Labs Vado HD 8GB Pocket Video Camcorder about a month ago, so I thought I'd take a closer look at this camcorder.
First glance, it's very similar to the Flip Mino with simple controls and display on one side, and the lense on the other. It shoots in 720p like the flip (2 hours of HD footoage), but also offers VGA resolution.. which can give you 8 hours of footate. Interesting that you can shoot in standard definition. It also has USB built into the unit, but also has a removable and rechargeable lithium battery. So the real two large differences I'm seeing over the Flip Mino is the ability to record in Standard Def and the ability to have a removeable / rechargeable battery. Both cameras have 2x digital zoom as well. The Flip Mino is a little cheaper, but I would expect some sales and offers on this camera in the future.


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Esplanade Ridge
Ole Miss
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The Square
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One of the hottest condo subdivisions in Oxford, The Esplanade Ridge condos are what many people are looking for, when making the decision to purchase a condo in Oxford. The beautiful New Orleans french style of these brick two story condos with an attractive brick facade and wrought iron accents has many prospective buyers "sold". Esplanade Ridge is located just off Anderson Road which runs closely and almost parallel to Jackson Avenue equating to a very convenient location to most places around town. Anderson Road is home to many condos as well as some homes.
When Esplanade was first built, the condos were in high demand and they could not build them fast enough. These condos are located near Aspen Ridge Condos as well as Calton Hill condos. These units are attached and each one shares a common wall(s). Esplanade Ridge offers 2 and 3 bedroom condos and all of your bedrooms will be upstairs with a half bath on the main floor. The finishes in Esplanade Ridge are very nice with some units having tile floors and others engineered hardwood. As you walk into an Esplanade Ridge you will notice that some of the condos have very nice wood beams that separate the living area and the dining area. Many of the layouts of Esplanade Ridge start with the living area, then directly behind that, the dining area, then directly behind that is the kitchen. This open concept makes for a great spot to host gatherings and just spread out a little!
There are Condo association fees associated with each condo in Esplanade ridge. This can be found below by looking at an Esplanade ridge listing, or feel free to call me and I'll be happy to let you know what it is.
Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. This information is to be used for general purposes only. To ensure correct information, search the public records or hire a qualified real estate attorney. Information subject to change without notice.
Esplanade Ridge Condos For Sale in Oxford MS
2 Esplanade Ridge condos (2 active, 0 pending/show) were found listed on the North Central Mississippi Realtors MLS
- Active Listings (2)
- Pending/Show Listings (0)
Active Listings
2501 2206 ANDERSON RD Oxford, MS 38655
Listed At $214,900
3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, 1 Half Bath (3 Bathrooms Total)Approximate Square Footage: 1,531
Property Type: Townhouse/Condo
2504 2206 ANDERSON ROAD Oxford, MS 38655
Listed At $212,000
3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, 1 Half Bath (3 Bathrooms Total)Approximate Square Footage: 1,666
Property Type: Townhouse/Condo
Pending/Show Listings
No pending/show listings were found in Esplanade Ridge.


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3 Reasons Veterans Would Make Good Franchised Business Owners
It's undeniable, the men and women who serve and have served our country are heroes. Armed with special skills and training for the battlefield, these brave people protect our country and freedom every day. Each year on November 11, Veteran's Day, we honor these former and active military with parades and events across the country. ..


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CHANNEL Ten's controversial new series The Shire has not only grabbed national headlines with its viewer backlash but sparked concern with locals about its potential harm to the reputation of their beloved neighbourhood.
The "dramality" claims to be an honest portrayal of the lives of a handful of residents of Sydney's Sutherland Shire but locals fear its heavy focus on plastic surgery and love triangles may scare off potential home buyers.
The series, which only debuted last week, has already had an impact on the market, according to real estate pundits.
Auctioneer Sebastian Viteri from real estate group Cripps & Cripps said the show has worried people planning to sell their homes.
"Everyone I spoke to yesterday commented on how damaging it would be on the value of property in the area," Mr Viteri told the Australian Financial Review.
"But I think the Cronulla riots were a lot worse, and we recovered from that."
Mr Viteri said the race-fuelled violence that took place in Cronulla in 2005 created a temporary stalemate on buying and selling activity.
"Out of area buyers probably just weren't as interested in the location [after the riots], they got the wrong idea about what the area was about," he said. "But a few months after it was forgotten."
He said buyers were smart enough to realise The Shire was not a true reflection of the area.
Sutherland Shire mayor Carol Provan said the series would not reverse the popularity of the area.
Mayor Provan was initially vehemently opposed to the show and tried to stop production amid fears it would destroy the area's reputation.
However, she now believes it may attract people to the area.
"It certainly put us on the map again with that beautiful aerial shot of the beaches, that was the best part of the whole show."
Property experts say it doesn't matter what outsiders think, because most of the sales in the Sutherland Shire are local.
"Our market is probably more than 95 per cent local," one real estate agent said. "People in our market already have their perception."
According to government data, locals have an above-average rate of home ownership - Cronulla's median house price for the year to January 2012 was $1.25 million; units, $480,000.
Originally published as The Shire storm could dampen prices


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