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LM 1 Test Team Mgr: J. Harrington Deputy: R. Carlin Apollo 5Launch vehicle: Saturn 1BLaunch: 22 January 1968Re-entry: 22 January 1968 (LM ascent stage)12 February 1968 (LM descent stage)
This was the first flight test of the Apollo LM. The flight verified ascent-and descent-stage propulsion systems, including restart and throttle operations. It also evaluated LM staging and fourth-stage orbital performance.
LM 1 at the Cape.
LM-1 patch courtesy Space Mission Patches. "There was no crew aboard, and this was the only LM to fly without one. The engineers at Grumman Aircraft, who had built the LM, felt that the mission deserved a patch, and so they designed one. One of the objectives of the flight was to test 'fire in the hole' - operation of the ascent stage engine while the LM's two stages were still mated. This is the inspiration for the design on the patch. Since there was no need for - nor way to test - the landing gear, it was omitted on LM-1. The moon, the LM's ultimate destination, appears on the right of the patch. So, this patch was not designed by a crew in the conventional sense, but by a surrogate "crew" in the form of the concerned 'parents' of this baby. I present it here in memory of Tom Kelly, 'father of the LM,' who died on 23 March 2002, at the age of 72." -- Eugene Dorr, Space Mission Patches
LM-2 was meant to be used in low Earth orbit to test the techniques of separation, rendezvous, and docking with the command and service module. The second of two such test vehicles, its mission was cancelled because of the complete success of the first flight. It currently can be seen at the National Aeronautics and Space Museum, Washington DC.
LM 2....Today.
LM3 "Spider" Test Team Mgrs: Moe Roth/Red Haftner ATTL - Electrical: J. Farrell Apollo 9 Launch vehicle: Saturn 5 Launch: 3 March 1969 Recovery: 13 March 1969 Crew: James McDivitt, Russell Schweickart, David Scott
This was the first manned flight of the complete Apollo spacecraft including the LM. The mission was to test the entire integrated system, especially a manned test flight of the independent LM, and to rendezvous between the LM and CSM (CSM-104). Two crew members conducted extravehicular activities (EVAs) and a simulated LM rescue was conducted. The flight was successful and all objectives were met. Splashdown in the Atlantic came after 241 hours 1 minute.
LM 3 in Earth Orbit.
LM-3 patch courtesy Space Patches.
LM 4 "Snoopy" Apollo 10 Launch vehicle: Saturn 5 Launch: 18 May 1969 Recovery: 26 May 1969 Crew: Eugene Cernan, Thomas Stafford, John Young
The mission of Apollo 10 was to conduct all phases of Apollo spacecraft operations except the actual lunar landing, including rendezvous and docking between the CSM and LM in lunar orbit and descent of the LM to within 50,000 feet of the moon's surface. The SPS was restarted on the 31st lunar orbit, bringing the mission to a Pacific splashdown after 192 hours 3 minutes.
LM 4 Ascent Stage.
LM 5 "Eagle" Test Team Mgr: J. Goldmacher Apollo 11 Launch vehicle: Saturn 5 Launch: 16 July 1969 Recovery: 24 July 1969 Crew: Edwin Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins
This mission conducted the first manned landing on a celestial body other than earth, touching down on the surface of the moon on 20 July 1969. Apollo 11 entered lunar orbit on 19 July, 75 hours 50 minutes into the mission. At 101 hours 12 minutes, Aldrin and Armstrong in LM-5 (Eagle) separated from CSM-107 (Columbia) to make their descent to the lunar surface, where they landed in the Sea of Tranquility (0" 4'15" N lat/23" 26' E long) at 102 hours 45 minutes into the mission. Neil Armstrong became the first human being to set foot on the moon at 109 hours 42 minutes, and was followed by Aldrin 20 minutes later. The total elapsed time spent by the two men outside the spacecraft during EVA was 2 hours 30 minutes, ending at 111 hours 39 minutes. They both walked about 300 feet from the LM, gathered 44 pounds of rock samples and conducted other scientific evaluations. At 124 hours 22 minutes, the Eagle's ascent stage was fired and Eagle re-docked with Columbia at 128 hours 3 minutes. The LM was separated from the CSM, which returned to earth and splashed down in the Pacific at 195 hours18 minutes.
LM 5 reflected in the vizor of Buzz Aldrin
LM 6 "Intrepid" Test Team Mgr: J. Farrell Deputy: F Ablan ATTL - Electrical: J. J. McCue ATTL - Fluids: L. Francino Apollo 12 Launch vehicle: Saturn 5 Launch: 14 November 1969 Recovery: 24 November 1969 Crew: Alan Bean, Charles Conrad, Richard Gordon
The mission made a precision landing on the lunar surface in the Sea of Storms on 19 November at 110 hours 32 minutes, 535 feet northwest of the unmanned lunar Lander, Surveyor 3, which had soft-landed on 20 April 1967. Surveyor was examined, photographed and its l7-pound television camera and other parts recovered. The Apollo Lunar Surface Experiments Package (ALSEP) was deployed and left on the moon's surface to gather scientific, seismic and engineering data over a long period. The mission collected 75 pounds of lunar material and ended after 244 hours 36 minutes with splashdown in the Pacific.
Closeup of LM 6 on the moon.... note the bent lunar contact probe on the foreground leg.
LM 7 "Aquarius" Apollo 13 Launch vehicle: Saturn 5 Launch: 11April 1970 Recovery: 17 April 1970 Crew: Fred Haise, James Lovell, John Swigert
The intended mission was to effect the third soft landing on the moon, but the landing was aborted because of systems failure. At 55 hours 55 minutes into the mission, after a trouble-plagued launch, an electrical short circuit caused an explosion and fire in the Service Module that resulted in failure of the spacecraft's number two oxygen tank and loss of most of the electrical power in the Command Module. At 61 hours 30 minutes, the spacecraft had reached the moon and effected a mid-course maneuver by firing the LM's descent engine to put it on a return-to-earth trajectory. Although the life support system of the CM was damaged, there was just enough oxygen available in the LM Aquarius to use it as a 'lifeboat' to get the crew back to earth safely, where they splashed down in the Pacific.
"S/CAT" view of LM 7's aft equipment bay.
LM 8 "Antares" Test Team Mgr: C. Clark Apollo 14 Launch vehicle: Saturn 5 Launch: 31 January 1971 Recovery: 9 February 1971 Crew: Edgar Mitchell, Stuart Roosa, Alan Shepard
The Apollo 14 spacecraft (CSM-110 Kitty Hawk and LM-8 Antares) weighed more than any previous Apollo craft because of safety modifications introduced in the wake of the nearly disastrous Apollo 13 flight. Antares landed in the Fra Mauro Crater, 110 miles east of Apollo 12 on 5 February. The astronauts spent a record of 9 hours 24 minutes outside theLM on the surface deploying the ALSEP and collecting 94 pounds of lunar material for 187 projects in the US and 14 foreign countries. The Kitty Hawk returned to earth for a Pacific splashdown 216 hours 2 minutes after launch.
A lonely looking LM 8..... note the Equipment Transporter tracks.
LM 9 Test Team Mgr: J. Farrell Deputy: F. Ablan ATTL - Electrical: F. Pullo ATTL - Fluids: A. Golinsky
This is the H-series LM 9, which is on display at the Saturn V Center at KSC. It was originally scheduled for Apollo 15, but was replaced with LM 10 which was a J-Series "extended stay" LM. It currently is configured "as built by Grumman" --- ready to go to the moon. LM 9 is suspended on four cables attached to the landing gear outriggers. These are the same points used to attach the LM to the Spacecraft Lunar Module Adapter (SLA).
LM9 donated parts to the following missions.
LM 10 "Falcon" Test Team Mgr: T. Gillen Deputy: J. E. Murman Apollo 15 Launch vehicle: Saturn 5 Launch: 26 July 1971 Recovery: 7 August 1971 Crew: James Irwin, David Scott, Alfred Worden
The fourth successful manned lunar landing, this was also the first of the Apollo J missions capable of a longer stay on the lunar surface and the first to carry the LRV. The total EVA time on the lunar surface was a record 18 hours 37 minutes. Extensive documentation of geologic features was accomplished and 173 pounds of lunar samples were collected. Other activities included deployment of the ALSEP array and drilling for a core sample 10 feet below the lunar surface. The lift-off of the ascent module of the Falcon LM-10 was the first seen on earth via television. Falcon rejoined the CSM on the latter's 50th lunar orbit and the particles and fields (P&F) subsatellite was released on the 74th orbit. On the return to earth, Worden conducted the first deep-space EVA, collecting film cassettes from the SM. Splashdown was in the Pacific after a record 295 hours.
LM 10 listing 11 degrees
LM 11 "Orion" Test Team Mgr: J. Farrell Deputy: F. Ablan ATTL - Electrical: F. Pullo ATTL - Fluids: A. Golinsky Apollo 16 Launch vehicle: Saturn 5 Launch: 16 April 1972 Recovery: 27 April 1972 Crew: Charles Duke, Thomas Mattingly, John Young
The second of the Apollo J series missions included a total of 20 hours 14 minutes of EVA on the lunar surface in which Duke and Young deployed the ALSEP and conducted extensive surface travel aboard the LRV. During the surface exploration new lunar terrain data was obtained, along with 209 Pounds of lunar samples. Because of guidance problems and yaw oscillations encountered in the SM propulsion system prior to the landing, NASA decided beforehand to cut the mission short. Having released a P&F satellite in lunar orbit, the CSM returned to earth a day early, splashing down after 265 hours 51 minutes.
LM 12 "Challenger" Test Team Mgr: T Gillen Deputy: J E Murman Apollo 17 Launch vehicle: Saturn 5 Launch: 7 December 1972 Recovery: 19 December 1972 Crew: Gene Cernan, Ronald Evans, Harrison Schmitt
The third of three Apollo J-series missions was also the sixth and final successful American lunar landing. The ALSEP was deployed, and Cernan and Schmitt conducted an extensive survey of the lunar surface aboard the LRV. Soil samples taken at Shorty Crater revealed for the first time orange-colored material in the soil. The last human activity on the moon's surface during the Apollo program came at 5:23 pm EST on 13 December 1972, with lift-off of the LM ascent module at 5:55 pm. Splashdown in the Pacific occurred after 301 hours 51 minutes.
Rendezvous of LM 12.... the last flight of the Grumman "Bug"
This vehicle, LM-13, which was to have flown on the canceled Apollo 18 flight, is on permanent loan from the Smithsonian Institution to the Cradle of Aviation Museum, near its birthplace at Northrop Grumman. Grumman's facility in Bethpage, New York, designed and produced the lunar modules, which would orbit the moon, attached to command and service modules. -- ASME Landmarks: #218 Apollo Lunar Module LM-13 (1972)
LM-13 in the Cradle of Aviation setting that replicates the Eagle's moon landing; inside the ascent module
These patches, and many others, can be apparently purchased from Space Patches:


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Alex Guarnaschelli's Salty Dog
Cool Off With This Refreshing Drink
From the kitchen of Alex Guarnaschelli
Difficulty: Easy
Cook Time: min
Cool off with this sweet and tasty drink this weekend!
Cooking Directions
In a small saucepan, combine the water and sugar. Bring to a boil and shut off the heat. Transfer to a bowl to cool. Refrigerate.
In a medium bowl, combine half of the cucumber slices with the grapefruit segments. Muddle them by pressing down on them with a whisk to extract the juices and lightly crush the cucumbers. Add the vodka and lime juice and 1 cup lightly crushed ice. Pour into 4 rocks glasses and grind a little salt over the top. Or you can serve in a pitcher and sprinkle with the salt as you pour the individual drinks.
This recipe was styled by chef Karen Pickus for Good Morning America.
*Recipe courtesy of Alex Guarnaschelli
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The Italian believes his side lack the necessary experience to win the Champions League, but still expects big performances from his men in their remaining group games
The Premier League champions currently sit bottom of their group, labelled by many as this season's infamous 'group of death', after losing to both Real Madrid and Ajax and scraping a draw against Borussia Dortmund.
And with chances of qualication for the latter stages now looking extremely slim, the 47-year-old manager has confessed that he doesn't believe his side have what to takes to be a competitive Champions League outfit yet.
"I don't think we're ready to win the Champions League," he told The Guardian.
"If we say we're ready to win it, we're not honest. In the Champions League it's clear that incredible situations can happen in February and March but we've been drawn in a tough group this year, like last year.
"We're a good team but we're not ready in the Champions League, like the other teams. Chelsea tried for 10 years to win the Champions League. They were probably the best team in Europe for 10 years and they won it [last May] after 10 years, probably when they didn't deserve to. They deserved to win it three or four years before."
Yet despite the seemingly impossible task faced by Mancini and his troops, the Italian still expects the players to go all out in order to collect 9 points from the three remaining games.
"The players owe me three big performances," he added.
"We have less chance of qualifying for the next round but, when you're a top team, even when you're out, you should play 100% in every game.
"We have three games left but we are only focusing on Ajax. There's no mental problem [in the Champions League]. The players are the same and the referees are the same. We just need to improve. I will change nothing."


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Your favorite sheet music from Eric Clapton will come to life with the innovative Piano Play-Along Volume 78: Eric Clapton songbook/CD collection.
Piano and keyboard players will be able to practice and perform with professional-sounding accompaniments. Containing eight cream-of-the-crop songs, the book features new engravings, with a separate vocal staff, plus guitar frames, so players and their friends can sing or strum along.
The CDs feature two tracks for each tune: a full performance for listening, and a separate backing track that lets players take the lead on keyboard.
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Three people were killed in two traffic accidents Tuesday, the Ohio Highway Patrol reported yesterday.
A crash at a Sandusky County intersection killed two elderly West Virginia residents, troopers at the patrol's Fremont post said. Mandy Smith, 76, and Naomi Maurer, 81, both of Huntington, died of injuries from the accident, which occurred at 6:15 p.m. at U.S. 20 and U.S. 23.
Troopers said Ms. Smith was stopped on northbound U.S. 23, waiting to turn left on U.S. 20, when she pulled into the path of an eastbound semi driven by Steven Middleton, 52, of St. Thomas, Ont. The semi struck Ms. Smith's car in the passenger side, fatally injuring Ms. Smith and Ms. Maurer, a passenger in the car. Mr. Middleton was not injured.
In the other crash, an 88-year-old Ottawa County man was killed in a collision at a Benton Township intersection, according to the patrol's Sandusky post.
Donald W. Epling of Graytown was taken by helicopter from the scene of the 4:05 p.m. crash to St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center, where he died.
Troopers said Mr. Epling was westbound on Toussaint North Road and failed to yield the right of way at a stop sign at Graytown Road. His car was struck by a southbound pickup dirven by Jennifer Helle, 33, of Graytown.
According to the highway patrol, Mr. Epling's vehicle traveled off the southwest corner of the intersection, struck and severed a utility pole, and slid into a ditch. Ms. Helle's pickup traveled off the same corner and struck a junction box and sideswiped a utility pole.
Ms. Helle and her son, Derek Bennei, 11, were treated in Bay Park Hospital in Oregon for minor injuries.


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2. Sellers think it's less reliable/more likely to get lost. I would like to see some evidence of this. When a package goes awry in the states, it's bad luck and USPS' crummy service. But if it goes awry overseas, it must be because international shipping is untrustworthy. I don't see any logical causation in that. In my experience, the UK's royal mail and the French la poste are two of the most reliable postal services in the world. I've never had any trouble with Australian mail, either. I do admit there seems to be a pattern of products shipped to Canada getting lost/stuck indefinitely at customs, but that's one country. No need to throw the baby out with the bathwater.
There are two issues here: First, not all mail systems are equal. You might have no trouble with the UK's Royal Mail -- probably won't -- but I wouldn't roll the dice on Canada, much less Italy. There are all sorts of countries with unreliable mail systems, and I don't know enough about what's what to say which is which.
Two, I don't even find the domestic mail consistently reliable. I've had a dozen letters and a package misdelivered to my house in the last two weeks. Had I been so inclined, I could have some free merch right now.
When I ship domestically, I insure every item above, say, $50, often out of my own pocket. But I can't do that for overseas buyers. If one of our longtime UK regulars wanted me to send an item the cheap way, and agreed not to hold me responsible if it didn't arrive, I'd probably do it. But a guy with 20 posts in Korea? No way.


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By NEMS Daily Journal
NEW ORLEANS – Zach Scruggs' 2008 conviction appeal will not be heard by the full 5th Circuit Court of Appeals.
In a two-page, check-box notice dated Oct. 1, the court said his petition for full hearing was denied and that no member asked that the issue be voted on by the court's judges.
Scruggs, a former Oxford attorney, seeks to have his conviction and sentence vacated for his guilty plea to knowing but not reporting that a colleague had an illegal conversation with Judge Henry Lackey over a lawsuit he presided over.
Scruggs, his famous litigator father, Richard "Dickie" Scruggs, and three others were indicted for attempting to bribe Lackey, but Zach Scruggs ultimately pleaded to a lesser charge.
They all went to prison and only Dickie Scruggs remains to serve time for this and another guilty plea.


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←Author Index: Ma | Moses Maimonides (1135–1204) |
Major works[edit]
- Commentary on the Mishnah
- Maimonides' Introduction to "Helek" (philosophical introduction to the tenth chapter of Tractate Sanhedrin)
- Eight chapters of Maimonides on Ethics (scan)
- Mishneh Torah
- Guide for the Perplexed (scan)
- "Maimonides", by Herbert Martin James Loewe in Encyclopædia Britannica, (11th ed.), 1911
- "Maimonides, Moses," in Collier's New Encyclopedia, New York: P. F. Collier & Son Co. (1921)
Works by this author published before January 1, 1923 are in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago. Translations or editions published later may be copyrighted. Posthumous works may be copyrighted based on how long they have been published in certain countries and areas.


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text: In a seemingly swift change of plans, the Britney Spears / Enrique Iglesias concert tour that was just announced this morning has been… well… unannounced. Looks like Britney will still be touring, but without Enrique. Everyone's guess is as good as ours as to what happened, but we look forward to finding out!


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Peter DeFazio
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Predecessor | Jim Weaver |
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Party | Democrat |
Spouse(s) | Myrnie L. DeFazio |
Religion | Roman Catholic |
Peter Anthony DeFazio (born May 27, 1947 in Needham, Massachusetts) currently serves as the Democratic U.S. Representative from Oregon's 4th congressional district. Previously he served as a county commissioner in Lane County, Oregon. He received his college education in Massachusetts and is a characteristic Massachusetts liberal.
DeFazio has a reputation as one of the most liberal members of Congress. He joined, for example, with other House liberals in demanding that Obama fire his Treasury Secretary because he was not liberal enough.[1] DeFazio even votes against liberal legislation because it was not liberal enough, as when he announced he was switching his "yes" vote to "no" on ObamaCare because it did not spend enough money for his liking.[2]
In October 2010, facing the strongest challenge to his reelection in his career, DeFazio announced that he would be investigating how to impeach "Justice Roberts" of the U.S. Supreme Court, apparently not realizing that he is the Chief Justice.


text: Man Refused Piranha 3D Rental From Blockbuster Due to "Health and Safety"Kat Hannaford1/14/11 7:20amFiled to: 3DPiranha 3DMoviesFilmsBlockbuster3dTv3D Movies105EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink You could argue that the Blockbuster employee was merely looking out for Peterborough Mayor Keith Sharp's best interests—saving him 90 precious minutes!—but Sharp was not happy about being banned from renting the movie. Advertisement As it turns out, the befuddled Blockbuster employee saw the health and safety warning associated with renting out 3D glasses—because of hygiene, you see—and refused to rent him the actual movie, instead. While a large percentage of the population can't stomach 3D films, suffering from headaches and dizziness, it's certainly not a reason for Blockbuster to refuse to rent movies stocked on their shelves.Humorously, Sharp, the Mayor of Peterborough, England, has actually been a health and safety adviser for the past 14 years—though I imagine most of you are chuckling over the thought of anyone still holding a Blockbuster membership, let alone someone who can afford to buy a 3DTV. [Metro via TechRadar]Reply105 repliesLeave a reply


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Last month would have given you ample amount of opportunities to shine well on your career. You will continue to keep that momentum with much higher intensity for entire this month. You will keep getting many good news especially during Thursdays on this month and also between July 17, 2016 and July 28, 2016. So you will continue to move up on your career with big promotions and salary hikes. If you have attended any interviews, you will get a big break through on your career. There will not be any office politics. Your boss and colleagues will support your growth.Note that that you will placed under severe testing period from Mid Aug 2016. Hence If you are making a job change, you need to make sure, your natal chart is looking good. Otherwise you will get into major problems by end of this year.
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In a Mac environment, one of the favourite text editors for development is Textmate. Some people around the office have migrated to Vim, but I'll let them address that in their own posts.
I've been finding most of these shortcuts by accident. Usually by missing a usual shortcut with an inaccurate keystroke, then sudden, unexplained magic happens.
I've also discovered quite a few while watching Railscasts. If you watch the upper right hand corner of a Textmate shot you'll usually see what sort of shortcut is used to make the magic happen.
Here's a few I use all the time:
Cmd + T : List of most recent files and quick file search
Ctrl + Shift + D : Duplicates you current line/selection
Ctrl + Shift + K : Removes the entire line the cursor is on
Ctrl + Cmd + R : Show the file you are working on in the drawer
Alt + Cmd + Down : Opens the view of the action your cursor is currently in
Ctrl + L : Inserts " => " (in an .rb file)
Cmd + ] or Cmd + [ : Indent left or right
Alt + Cmd + ] : Align assignments within a block
Cmd + / : Comments out the line/selection of code using the appropriate syntax (most of the time)
Cmd + Del : Deletes everything after the cursor
Cmd + Backspace : Deletes everything before the cursor
Tab completion
This, like terminal, works more often than not. Depending on the bundles you have installed and the extension of the file you are coding, hitting tab following some snippet of code may complete what you are doing. You can also continue to tab through the options in blocks that have more than one condition/option/variable.
Def then Tab : def method ... end
Do then Tab : do |variable| ... end
If then Tab : if condition ... end
vp then Tab : validates_presence_of :attribute, :on => :create, :message => "can't be blank"
vu then Tab : validates_uniqueness_of :attribute, :on => :create, :message => "must be unique"
vf then Tab : validates_format_of :attribute, :with => /^[\w\d]+$/, :on => :create, :message => "is invalid"
bt then Tab : belongs_to :object, :class_name => "Object", :foreign_key => "object_id"
hm then Tab : has_many :objects, :class_name => "object", :foreign_key => "reference_id"
ho then Tab : has_one :object, :class_name => "Object", :foreign_key => "object_id"
mcol then Tab : Provides you with the options available for column migrations
mtab then Tab : Provides you with the options available for table migrations
And finally
Ctrl + Cmd + T : To see a list of all bundle items (shortcuts) available to the file you are currently working on
You can also make your own by recording and saving a Macro. In the menu under Bundles > Macros you can:
Ctrl + CMd + M : Start recording. This will record any keystrokes you make so that you can create your own shortcuts.
Shift + Cmd + M : Replay the last recording to see how it works or just repeat the last recorded action over and over.
Alt + Cmd + M : Record the last recording and assign a shortcut to it.
There are tons of bundles and shortcuts you can add use in textmate and this is only scratching the surface. Give it a shot and see what you find.
REFERENCES: http://szeryf.wordpress.com/2010/02/15/textmate-shortcuts-you-should-be-using/


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Doctor insights on:
Causes Of Swelling In Forehead
Why would prednisolone 15mg/5ml (my ER dose is 12.5ml 2nd day) cause my forehead swelling to go down but then cause my eyes to get extremely swollen?
Could be : A. Side affect of the steroids, Prednisone does cause elevated intraocular pressure in some people. These people we call steroid responders and should be taken off Prednisone and the pressure of the eyes generally returns to normal. You need an eye care doctor to measure your intraocular pressure. ...Read more
Swelling (Definition)
Swelling is the enlargement of organs, skin, or other body parts. It is caused by a buildup of fluid in the tissues. The extra fluid can lead to a rapid increase in weight over a short period of time (days to weeks). Swelling can occur all over the body (generalized) or only in one part ...Read more
Can anxiety cause intermittent episodes if forehead swelling, abdominal swelling, eye pain, and neck pain?... I also suffer from sinus .. No fever
No: It cannot. Something is physically wrong. Please consult with your family doctor. Most likely related to sinuses and allergies. Best wishes. It could also easily be more than one thing. ...Read more
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Ex beat me on top of my head. He acted like he was knocking on a door. Lots of swelling down into forehead. Could he have caused brain dmg?
Concussion?: See your doctor for a thorough evaluation. I'm happy to hear he is your ex. You could have a concussion. I wish you the best. ...Read more
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What can be the causes of daily forehead headaches between the eyes? At times, there is swelling as well. I had a brow lift five years ago.
Deviated Septum: A deviated nasal septum (the cartilages and bones) is one of the most common--and undiagnosed--causes of headaches. The crooked bone and cartilage presses against the side walls of the nose (turbinates) and triggers a headache. Correcting the deformity often totally relieves--or minimizes the frequency and severity of the headache.Have some one who specializes in nose surgery examine your nose. ...Read more
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last 4 days my forehead is swollen , also another swelling occurs in my foot, I got hives, but cured ,what is the cause , how long will swelling last?
Exam/testing: This sounds like a systemic allergic or autoimmune illness. You will need examination, blood and allergy testing. Swelling varies with the underlying cause. ...Read more
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Trauma to the forehead with a blunt objective. 8 stitches. CT scan clear. 3 days later there was swelling on the bridge of the nose. What is the possible cause? Is it urgent?
Swelling: Whether the swelling is due to edema or due to bleeding - the fluids may take a while to shift into place. For instance - if a person gets a 'goose egg' on their forehead from trauma - they may end up with two swollen black eyes. ...Read more
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What causes random eye, lip swelling and knotts on forhead?
See your doctor: You are giving different symptoms that you should have your medical doctor evaluate. You may have a couple issues going on. ...Read more
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Having forehead swelling nd pain also?
Benadryl, (diphenhydramine) Zantac: Benadryl (diphenhydramine) and Zantac will help.
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How to reduce forehead swelling from impact?
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Leader of Opposition in the Vidhan Sabha, Sunil Jakhar, has alleged that SAD president and deputy chief minister Sukhbir Singh Badal was functioning in an autocratic manner by centralising all the administrative powers in his own hands.
Jakhar was addressing mediapersons at the residence of Congress leader Raman Bahl here on Monday.
He alleged that Sukhbir had made all the democratic institutions defunct in the state and the police department was being run by the Akali leaders. He claimed that there was chaos and lawlessness in the state.
On the Delhi gurdwara management committee elections, Jakhar said that Sukhbir had used all his musclemen to ensure victory of SAD candidates by hook or crook.
He said that contrary to its pre-poll promises, the SAD-BJP alliance had imposed fresh taxes on the urban population. He said that Sukhbir was keen on getting rid of his party's dependence on BJP to have majority in the House. He alleged that sand mining contracts had been 'cleverly' allotted by the Sad government at throwaway prices to its supporters and the open bidding system was an eyewash.
He condemned chief minister Parkash Singh Badal for raising hollow slogans in favour of diversification of crops, while in Abohar a kinnow processing plant was shut due to the apathy of the government. He said that the number of unemployed youth was on the rise and the government was doing little to check it.
Jakhar asserted that the Congress would put up a united face in the Moga byelections and would try to retain the seat with it. Meanwhile Jakhar handed an official letter to a local Congress worker Hadeep Singh Bedi, appointing him as the district general secretary of the party.


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Pearl Jam's "Lightning Bolt" is a rock jukebox set to shuffle.
The Seattle survivors' 10th studio album is erratically paced and skips from punk rock attacks to power ballads to AOR offerings in a schizophrenic playlist. Recorded over two years with longtime collaborator Brendan O'Brien and with four songwriters writing independently, it's no surprise the LP often feels like a compilation album rather than a fully realized collection.
Like its 2009 predecessor "Backspacer," ''Lightning Bolt" kicks off with three stadium-leveling belters. The solid "Getaway" is piggybacked by furiously kinetic first single "Mind Your Manners" — a close cousin to the band's 1994 track "Spin the Black Circle" — and accusatory scream-a-long "My Father's Son."
Then comes "Sirens," a slow-burning torch song built around the importance of love in the face of mortality. This is the most unashamedly sentimental song the band has ever released and stands to become a first dance fixture at weddings across the globe. Equally surprising is state-of-the-nation address "Infallible," which somehow manages to ape both the keyboard line from The Dead Weather's "Treat Me Like Your Mother" and the melodic line from Christina Aguilera's "Beautiful."
Elsewhere, there's the Eddie Vedder-penned title track and "Swallowed Whole" — two enjoyable, mid-tempo rockers about the majesty of nature — and the ethereal "Pendulum," which marries echo-laden, snaking guitar work and a whispered, conspiratorial vocal to stunning effect.
Sadly, "Lightning Bolt" loses its spark during its closing quartet, including hackneyed stomper "Let The Records Play" (lyrics include, "With the volume up, he goes and fills his cup and lets the drummer's drum take away the pain") and ballads "Sleeping By Myself," ''Yellow Moon" and "Future Days" — tracks that will provide plenty of opportunities for fans to trek to the bar at their upcoming gigs.
Pearl Jam's recent albums have started with a bang, but ended with a whimper and "Lightning Bolt" is no exception. As Vedder intones on "Getaway," "Sometimes you find yourself being told to change your ways — there's no way."


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KIMMEL CENTER, Verizon Hall, Broad and Chestnut Streets, (215. 893.1999) gives a gospel/blues on March 11 at 8 p.m. lift with legendary Mavis Staples and Taj Mahal with tickets $33-$67. Mavis is, of course, a powerhouse soul singer and began singing with her family, the famed Staples Singers who were awarded the National Academy of Recording Arts Lifetime Achievement Award last year. She has worked with Mahalia Jackson, Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin. Mahal, a self-taught, guitar and trombone playing mult-Grammy winner, has worked with everyone from Muddy Waters to Eric Clapton.
THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART, 26TH & Benjamin Franklin Parkway, (215 763 8100), March 17, at 5:45 p.m.-7:15 p.m., showcases Adam Unsworth, the Philadelphia Orchestra French hornist with his studio jazz sextet that includes the vibrant vibes man, Tony Miceli. Unsworth also plays a set at Temple University's Rock Hall at 3 p.m. Tickets at the museum, $8-$12. Unsworth proudly proclaims his love of jazz after 10 years with the Detroit Symphony and The Philadelphia Orchestra.
ZANZIBAR BLUE, Broad and Walnut Streets, (215. 732.4500) March 10- 11,&;45& 10 p.m., for $40 has top tenor sax man, Gato Barbieri with bits of Latin jazz and pop fusion to Afro-Cuban. He covers the waterfront. He worked with Don Cherry among others and did the music for Last Tango in Paris. He has some 40 albums with Shadow< /I>, his most recent, getting the "Latin Album of the Year" award in 2003 from Billboard. Pat Martino, Philly's nationally acclaimed guitarist, comes in on March 17 with songs from Remember-a Tribute to Wes Montgomery. Tickets are $35. The matchless magic of Martino with the music of Montgomery should make for a memorable evening. PAINTED BRIDE ART CENTER, 230 Vine St., (215. 925.9914) continues its "Jazz on Vine series with a March 11 performance at 7 and 9 p.m. by the esteemed Jerry Gonzalez and the Fort Apache Band for tickets $15- $10. He will be playing trumpet along with his brother, Andy, his brother, on bass, doing selections from his new CD Rumba Buhaina. Gonzalez band covers Afro-Cuban jazz with overtones of just jazz for everyone. He has worked with such famed musicians as George Benson, McCoy Tyner, Tito Puente and Dizzy Gillespie. He has been hailed by various national media for his self-described intent as "not wanting to compromise the jazz playing." He said, "The cats in my band have to play the blues and clave." His new CD demonstrates that abundantly. ORTLIEB'S JAZZ HAUS, The longest running jazz club in town, 847 N. Third St., (215.952.1035) offers The Chance Trio, March 13 at 8:30 p.m. Called an unusual and striking trio by the Philadelphia Inquirer, it features Bart Miltenberger on trumpet/flugelhorn; Matt Davis, acoustic guitar and the Rev. Michael Taylor on bass. CHRIS' JAZZ CAFE, 1421 Sansom St., (215.568.3131) March 10, 9 p.m.., $10, has the esteemed Chris Farr Quartet featuring Mike Kennedy. Farr continues to be one of the most exciting young tenor men working in this or any other town. March 11 brings in Mike Dirurro/John Swana with the Tony Micelli Trio for $15 at 8&10 p.m. with Alexandra Day and her band at 11:30 p.m. March 17 brings back the all-time favorites of just about everyone, Larry McKenna and Bootsie Barnes. Their tenor sax exchanges always equal the excitement of the very best of Jazz at the Philharmonic sessions. This continues to be one of the most exciting jazz clubs with major mainstay local and national talent. Joanna Pascale, one of the finest jazz singers working today was there with a dynamite group: McKenna, tenor sax; Gary Moran, piano; Lee Smith, bass; Dan Monaghan, drums. Pascale gives new life to old lyrics singing songs such "I'm going to sit right down and write myself a letter and "I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me . LE JARDIN, a new Friday night jazz spot giving staid Rittenhouse Square a bright new venue in its famed "secret garden." It's at the historic Art Alliance Building, 251 S. 18th St., (215.545.0821) on March 10, 8-11 p.m. with no cover will feature emerging pianist, Sean Higgins. He will offer selections from his new CD The First Thought. Serving French and Italian cuisine with a walled garden, it offers a bistro charm to the music. LA ROSE Jazz Supper Club, 5531 Germantown Ave., (215.248.4415) continues its exciting weekend sessions with the esteemed Tony Williams and his sax featured quartet often inviting other main jazz artists aboard. March 10 at 8 p.m. has Pieces of Pieces Un-plugged and looking into the future, March 25 brings in the lovely Barbara Montgomery who is something of a dream singer. She also has several church gigs in the suburbs over the next few weeks.


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Friday, December 2, 2011
Christmas Wreath!
I'm going to do my FFF tomorrow! I was just too excited about my wreath not to shar it tonight!
Earlier this week I saw this awesome Burlap Bubble Wreath from The Table. LOVED IT! I knew I was going to use this!
I'm not a big fan of the whole Christmas color scheme (yeah, I'm a scrooge). I wanted a cute, subtle Christmas wreath.
I pretty much followed Sarah's tutorial, except I used a different method for securing the bottom of the bubbles.
I had these old bamboo things from a Christmas grab bag a few years ago.
I glued my burlap squares to these toothpick-like things - first in half, then in half again.
I did this about 4,568,239 times. Haha - ok, not really, but it was tedious work!
Here is my pule of burlap bubbles!
The Christmas part of the wreath was done using cheap plastic ornaments I found at Goodwill for $1.
I dug into my scrap bin and wrapped pieces of fabric around the ornaments. I secured them with hot glue and twine.
Once all the pieces were prepped I started arranging them around the wreath. I was able to just stab them into the straw with the toothpick things.
I think it's cute - not too Christmasy, but just enough!
I have a question for all you pinterest folks. I don't have a pinterest account, but I regularly check my source page to see what projects are more popular. For some reason it won't update. I know I've gotten a few pins since this weekend, but the last pin it shows is from Saturday. Anybody else ever have this problem? It's driving me BONKERS!
Well, this is what I did tonight instead of working on my paper. I'm the queen of procrastination!
Have a great weekend!
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I like it! I was wondering how you got the loops so perfect when you posted it on facebook. Mystery solved! Also, for Pinterest I don't have and answer, but a similar problem. I do have a pinterest account, and I can go on there and see every pin that was made from my blog. I was kinda obsessive about checking it, it was really exciting to see that people liked my creations. Anyway, about a month ago the link dissapeared. Gone. I haven't been able to check it since. The most weirdest part is that the link to "see all the other pins from this website" still shows and evey pin, just not the ones from my blog. It's driving me batty. Oh, and how in the world do you not have a Pinterest account?
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If endometrial cells show up on my pap (and it was right before my period) but I am only 45, not in menopause yet and they were not abnormal, why do I need a biopsy?
It really depends on the rest of your history. Typically, unless the endometrial cells are abnormal, a premenopausal women is expected to have some endometrial cells on a Pap smear. There may be something in your history that makes a biopsy a good way to rule out any uterine, not cervical, pathology.
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So I see you already addressed this while I was writing my post.
You are cautioning others to not jump to conclusions about what happened, while you are still calling it an explosion, even though that particular word is never mentioned in the article.
Seems it's mentioned on the police report...
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here you go right wingers, it's on fox news now. So you can consider this a real story now.
A Florida teenager with an exemplary record was arrested and expelled from school for what school officials say was a science experiment gone wrong.
Kiera Wilmot, a student at Bartow High School, is facing two felony charges including making or attempting to make a destructive device after she mixed toilet bowl cleaner and pieces of aluminum foil in a tiny water bottle.
A spokesperson for the Florida State Attorneys office told Fox News that the case is under investigation and would not be offering further comment.
The 16-year-old was in a yard outside the school working on the experiment for an upcomikierawilmotng science project, according to the Bartow Police Dept. The project was not part of an official class assignment.
Wilmot told police she thought the concoction would result in a little smoke. Instead, according to the police report, the tiny bottle exploded.
Bartow High School Principal Ron Pritchard told television station WTSP that Wilmot had an exemplary record and she is known around campus as a good student.
Shes is a good kid, the principal said. she has never been in trouble before. Ever.
According to the police report, obtained by Fox News, Wilmot told police she was in no way trying to hurt anyone or create a disruption of school.
The principal agreed and said she simply made a bad decision.
Honestly, I dont think she meant to ever hurt anyone, he told the television station. She wanted to see what would happen when the chemicals mixed and was shocked by what it did. Her mother is shocked, too.
The principal said the young lady was completely up front and honest about what happened.
She didnt run or try to hide the truth, he said.
Nevertheless, the school district called the police, had her arrested and expelled her from school.
There are consequences to actions, read a statement from Polk County Schools. Anytime a student makes a bad choice it is disappointing to us.
The district told the television station that the incident was a serious breach of conduct.
In order to maintain a safe and orderly learning environment, we simply must uphold our code of conduct rules, the statement read. We will not compromise the safety and security of our students and staff.
The experiment was conducted in a school yard away from the building and away from students. No one was injured in the incident.
The Wilmot family declined to comment. The district said she will complete her education at an alternative school.
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Quotes from Spring Practice No. 9/Spring Scrimmage No. 2 March 30, 2012 On the scrimmage "It was good. We were crisp. We had two good days of practice on Monday and Wednesday so I thought today was good. We came out and looked fresh. It was physical like we needed it to be and both sides of the ball executed things pretty well." On Wide Receivers "They caught the ball better. These guys can check the ball and they just have to do it. They did that and made some plays. It wasn't perfect but it was a lot better than last week." On Tevin King "He has a different gear. When we get a drive going and we put him in because he is fresh and the defense is worn down a bit, he has the tendency to pop one and he did that a couple of times today. He really looked like the guy we thought he would be. The thing Tevin does is that he runs physical for a little bitty guy. He is going to be a great compliment to Ray and Hunter next season." On Defensive Line "I thought they did a pretty good job, especially the first group. IK is still a tough guy to block. He can run, is active and uses good technique. He has been a consistent guy for us all spring. Thought we played a little bit better up front at times and were solid in our gaps in the running game and rushing the passer. On who stood out today: "I thought Colby was sharp throwing the football. Quinton was a lot better than he was a week ago. He competed hard and caught the ball better today. Rufus Porter stood out defensively as he made plays and was around the ball a lot. IK has been a hard guy to block consistently. I have been pleased with the way Jamel Johnson has been tackling in the open field as he made some key open tackles today. On depth: "It has been good. We have some guys dinged especially at Y receiver position. Greenwalt has a pulled hamstring. Cooper Lewis, a walk-on, did some good things today by making some catches and blocking. The second offensive line is probably the most improved unit on our team. Larry Banks is pushing Oscar at the tackle spot. Cano has been consistent at the center and really starting to come on. I have been pleased with those guys."
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Golden State 94, San Antonio 111 // 18-3 // 1st in the West
A few quick thoughts from last night's win over the Warriors:
Don't look now, but George Hill is back. He has quietly put together a really nice stretch of games, pushing his scoring average up to near 12 ppg. More importantly, he seems to have rediscovered his stroke (especially from deep), his confidence, and his defensive prowess. He never gets mentioned as an elite defender in the national press, but show me 3 players that play better perimeter defense in this league. That's right; you can't. Not to mention that he can also defend 3s and smaller 4s with his freakish wing span.
DeJuan Blair probably wishes he could play the Warriors every game. Against smaller front lines we get to see the Blair from last year, all hustle and activity and 'I-don't-know-how-he-does-it-but-I-ain't-complaining' numbers and efficiency. Like Hill, he seems to be showing flashes of coming around. More importantly, now that he is a known quantity in the league, he just needs to figure out what adjustments he needs to make to still be effective without losing that energy that is so vital to our team. He's a smart player and a hard worker; he'll figure it out.
It was nice to see Tiago get some playing time last night. He gets compared to Oberto a lot, and the comparisons are apt: he's like Oberto with some athleticism and more talent. He has that innate sense of where to be on the floor both offensively and defensively, which allows him to grab important rebounds, draw charges, and get sneaky lay-ups and put backs. His lack of playing time isn't a function of his abilities; it's a function of the Spurs having their deepest front court perhaps ever. Duncan, Blair, Bonner, and McDyess all deserve playing time as well. Splitter's chances will come, and he'll keep capitalizing on them.
The Hawks come to town Friday night missing Joe Johnson. Beware a team missing their star player; that's a recipe for a loss. But maybe not for these Spurs, who just keep rolling along.
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Having been away for a week, N4N will ease back into the blogosphere by bringing attention to two pieces from last week's Phoenix.
Brian C. Jones offered a characteristically astute take on the big picture crossroads facing Rhode Island as it faces a serious budget deficit.
On a lighter note, I wrote about how Erica Sagrans, a former Phoenix and RI Future contributor, isn't the only staffer in Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office with a Rhode Island link. Brendan Daly, the brother of WPRI-TV reporter Sean Daly, is Pelosi's press secretary.
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A Heavy Duty NAIL PULLER you know...that tool that you'll need to yank out those really stubborn nails for that construction job that you're planning on doing at home...next week. :biggrin2:
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A Heavy Duty NAIL PULLER you know...that tool that you'll need to yank out those really stubborn nails for that construction job that you're planning on doing at home...next week. :biggrin2:
As others have mentioned, there are plenty of options for somebody to use as a weapon. Weapons are all over.
I cannot remember which oriental country it was, I beleive Japan, that made it's people hand over all of it's weapons decades ago (Back in the day of samurai warriors --- before the 1900's). With the weapons taken, the locals learned to use farm tools and other items as weapons.
Pool Que, heave end.
Improvised weapons are all around you......look around yourself now...I bet you could find at least a half dozen within reach.
Almost anything can be used to help you defend yourself. Anything from a telephone, bookend, letter opener to a table lamp, cane, chair can be utilized as a blunt instrument or flung or swung with good effect.
You may not have a firearm all the time, but you do have your wits & objects in your surrondings.
I carry a leatherman micra on my keychain. I've thought it would make a good striking defense item when openned like shown. It can be retrieved relatively quickly. My keychain pops apart with a push plunger alowing me to use the keys in the other hand if needed.
Thanks, that's what I thought. When we were going to California and Washington state in April I needed some things that would not be noticed. I had in my carry on attache case three sharpened No. 2 pencils rubber banded together, an aluminum clipboard, glued to the back of the clipboard was the plastic sheath the ruler came in and the ruler was in the sheath. I also had in the bag some landscape drawings for our yard and the triangular ruler mentioned earlier. I had two metal mechanical pencils and a ballpoint pen that is like the one used by astronauts. The mechanical pencils and the pen are of stainless and made in the late '60s or early '70s - heavy and strong.
The bag is leather, but it is designed to carry a laptop. It has compartments that open on both sides and a wooden dowel that runs the length of the case. The handle goes through the dowel and the lift up flaps that cover each side cover the dowel and hang down. The case part is hung from the dowel. Put the rulers, pens, pencils, clipboard, etc. on one side. Then put several hardback books on the other and you have about 15 lbs. of leather and wood with a 14"X9" long piece of aluminum in it. It is a weapon and so are the contents.
I do not play fair when it comes to protecting me and mine.:yup:
There are a number of non-firearms options and many have been itemized here already. Most require a fair amount of training to be effective, the more the better, obviously.
There are people who need some alternatives, who don't have much training time, not much dexterity to be effective with many alternatives for whatever reason. Of course, primary to all this is that awareness and avoidance training is the most effective. Then, I'd suggest considering OC pepper spray. It's not 100% effectiveness --- data suggests 84%. Not saying it's the best but something to consider.
A nice small ball peen hammer does wonders for adjusting someone's 'attitude'...
If a cop asks why a small hammer, tell 'em you need it to tap your starter on your truck, to get it to kick over!
My question would be, how old are you ? This is not to say that protection is not needed for everyone, but being that I work in the school system often you would be amazed at how fascinated kids are into weapons. And what better place to get advice than here. Thus, your first weapon is your brain.
I agree that the ultimate weapon is human brain, while I do carry a pistol always I also carry a knife (kershaw Blackout assisted opener) and still practice my empty hands/weapons retention/defensive tactics skills.
Not all self defense incidents require the use of deadly force, there is a force option continuum that you must be able to articulate to defend your actions in court.
If you do not establish and sharpen a "survival" mentality then no skill or tool will save your life.
Janq, Try taking that group of keys and putting them on a Lanyard, but instead of hanging it around your neck just put the keys in your pocket and leave the lanyard hanging out. That leaves you with quick access and a very fast very dangerous distance weapon. It's kind of like having a quick and dirty flail.
A pretty handy tool, easy to improvise too! You need a basic knowledge of pressure points and some joint locks. A pretty basic DVD can be bought from J&L products. www.jlusa.com called 'mini stick for self defense'. Comes with a metal Kubotan keyring.
A cheap mini maglite will suffice as the tool....easy to carry, blends in, can carry it on a plane, school or into a courthouse with no eyebrows raised. Or a decent, mont blanc style pen with rounded edges.
If ya got the extra money, a Surefire E2 Defender gives you a pressure point tool AND bright light to blind. Most handy!
I also have an ASP Street Defender that is a kubotan tool that also cantains a pressurized canister of OC pepperspray with an excellant lock to prevent 'accidental discharge' of that naughty fluid. Not for a school, airports or courthouses...but very handy on the street! Also available through J&L.
The beauty of the Kubotan...is you take the knowledge of pressure points with you...it is hard for someone else to use the tool as a weapon against you IF you lose control. A minimag/E2 Defender can be carried anywhere in the world, and gives a great edge in arms length encounters.
Anywhere you hit someone with it, even if you are off alittle, will hurt. You are focuusing the entire strength of your strike through one small metal object onto a tender, soft target. It is mostly a non-lethal device...but it can be lethal if the right spots are tagged. I do not use the 'key flail' stuff, as much as the joint locks and presure points.....
I like a quality liner lock with a belt clip as well, but some places they are a 'no-no'.......and you really got to know what you are doing with a small knife.
Cane/staff is a great tool, but it can be a pain to carry around. I have one for 'around the house'.
The mind is the key.......staying calm, aware, focussed,and breathing properly through a rough spot in the road......puts you ahead of the curve regardless of what you carry.
Another vote for the Kubotan.
Heres another idea, carry a sock then put loose gravel, or wet sand, or a lock in the sock.


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Smart, intriguing thriller, but the opener is slightly overheated.
Both pilots [Hostages and "The Blacklist"] are among broadcast TV's better offerings this fall.
Hostages piles on twists upon complications upon secrets with enough breathless zeal to keep us wondering what will happen next, even when it challenges our disbelief.
Things get tense fast in CBS' new Hostages, and if it can maintain that tension for 13 weeks, the network has a winner.
It's a dramatic premise that should yield high rewards for Hostages, whose confident pilot episode ends with a cliffhanger worthy of the name--a kind that should bring audiences back lusting for more.
It's a pretty great first hour and if they can keep up the suspense before changing direction, it might be a feat worth watching every week.
If you get past the large leap and buy into the premise, Hostages promises surprising switchbacks and character development ranking among the best of the season.
Like Spader, Collette is fascinating to watch; there's always so much happening just under the surface.... Show creators Alon Aranya, Omri Givon, Rotem Shamir and Jeffrey Nachmanoff pack the Hostages pilot with a ton of side plots.
Thanks in large part to the grounded, nuanced performance from Collette, tonight's introduction effectively establishes both the moral dilemma at the heart of the story and the chess match the show intends to follow between Sanders and Carlisle.
Overstuffed though the pilot is, the show works because of the performances.
The opener sets this all up smoothly, and Collette, combining a mother's protective instinct with type A pride, is great to watch. [23 Sep 2013]
It's well-paced and tightly constructed. Yes, some of it feels overdone and silly.... [But] it ends on a nice turn of events that make me really want to see what happens next.
The many layers of feints and puzzles are compelling, but it's hard to see how they can last more than a season or two.
Hostages has a polished feel to it, and the limited-series approach certainly makes the prospect of committing to the show more palatable, inasmuch as it won't be able to explain away its central predicament forever.
If the writing can bring invention to the thriller parts and smarts to the domestic parts, and invention, Hostages could have an indefinite hold on our imagination.
The twist in the final moments suggests the series already could be catching a case of the stupids, in which case, no cast, no matter how talented, will be able to save this show.
Despite all its unanswered questions, Hostages is appreciably easier to grasp than NBC's competing new The Black List, which also gets underway Monday. So for now, it seems worth seeing where this is all going.
Other than a few other corny ideas (the whole Presidential assassination trope is a little cliché), Hostages delivers a compelling plot with enough tension to keep viewers interested for 45 minutes.
Hostages unfolds with the crisp efficiency of a humorless event planner checking tasks off a list.
Sanders' husband (Tate Donovan) and teenaged kids are each shielding their own secrets, uncovered by Carlisle and his crew--and covered up by them as well. Unfortunately, they're fairly pedestrian.
While the pacing is solid and the direction is competent, nothing rises above the average. The pilot is too tasteful to be intense, and too silly to be affecting. It's middlebrow to the bone.
Throughout the pilot, you'll wonder why this couldn't all be handled in a mediocre two-hour action movie.
By pilot's end, the tension level is more "Parenthood" than "Homeland."
Hostages feels as if it's impulsively running on autopilot, periodically checking off boxes on a laundry list of genre clichés.
The series does hint at Carlisle's motivation, and maybe the show will get more interesting once his reasons for wanting the president dead are revealed, but the pilot doesn't exactly demand viewers tune in for episode two.
It is to say that this mimicking is just that, as if the creators here have watched those shows ["24" and "Homeland"], but have no original inspiration, and instead think that plot twists in and of themselves make a drama bracing.
Ain't much [Collette] can't do, so when she temporarily foils Carlisle, we have a pretty good idea who's going to keep the tables turned on this show.
Too bad writer-director Jeffrey Nachmanoff seems blithely unaware of all the situations that tempt us to laugh at the show rather than with it.
The characters wander a spectrum from boring to irritating (guess which end the two teenage kids wind up on?), and the situation already feels unsustainable by the end of the first episode.
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Hilfiger Athletics by Tommy Hilfiger is a Aromatic fragrance for men. Hilfiger Athletics was launched in 1998. Top notes are grapefruit, star anise and bergamot; middle notes are grass and sage; base note is cotton flower.
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My ex used to wear this scent as his signature. It smelled divine! Fresh, masculine and in my memory with a hint of basilicum. Pity it is discontinued. Relationship as well as the scent.
The best men's scent ever from Hilfiger. Ironically, discontinued.
I would wear this scent to work and it would mellow as the day wore on. But when I went to work out after work it would come back strong as ever and the ladies loved it. Ahh memories.
Can't believe they discontinued this. Still not a better scent out on shelves to this day.
i had this one more than ten years ago i used to love it, now i can't find it anywhere in mexico, do you guys know any other that smells almost exactly like this? please let me know, i'd really apreciate it
best light summer scent ever, and best scent from tommy hilfiger ever. Underrated,if it was from Dior, YSL or Chanel it will be a bestseller (10/10)
One of my favorite all time summer sport colognes. After a good workout and a shower, i'd spray this on and feel like conquering any task with ease. Its a shame that this is discontinued and my bottle is near the end.
Love this one and finished a 50 ml bottle fairly quickly when I had it about four years ago. I remember it was sweet, citrusy and woody without being overwhelming. I would buy another bottle but they're nowhere to be found. Just a feel-good and care-free 90s summer fragrance just as the ad suggests. Too bad it's been long discontinued and hard to find nowadays.
wow i had this when it 1st came out, i loved it, shame its no longer made :(
This is THE BEST summer fragrance of all time. Excellent longevity, bit sharp initially but that can be avoided with lesser sprays. Pitty dont get it now a days.
Amazing burst of sharp, citric,spiced freshness! Really tough on the nose at first but in a very uplifting way. Not everymans scent as you really have to LOVE your sharp citruses and bitter spices but it gets exactly that job done very well. Also, great sillage and longevity!
This looks innocent enough, with its fresh mildly spicy clean notes, but oh no my friends, this is anything but innocent and clean. The anise mixed with the cotton flower makes for a highly astringent overbearing screeching mixture that might as well be garlic to my vampire blood. It is horrific at best, life threatening at worst. Oh dear, the things that some people like.
english style like ted baker pride of england and mirk birley.but very very light version.aristocrat teenages :)))
this is much wearable for teens IMHO.
sillage is very weak.
I just bought a bottle from eBay at incredible price. I try it years ago and now, I want my man to have it. Men perfume smells almost the same for me - aquatic, woody, citrus. This one is different, it smell clean and nice, not stereotype and I like it. Not really sporty, but wearable daily. The citrus note blend well with the bitter notes, and the cotton flower just add warmth to the perfume. I can sleep and snuggle up my man the whole night. 8 out of 10.
I agree this instead of athletics, it's a sport fragrance. I used it and a kind of spritz that you would want to go out to grab a newspaper or lunch.
Smells very fresh, lemony and a hint of spice. I don't know what would replace this at present days but this one, if ever produced again I'm sure buying it.
I must confess I am a completist: if there is a house that releases something I like I will TRY all that house has to offer. This is the case with TH; I have all the mens releases except Freedom (sadly out of production now) and two summer releases and all are decent scents. Some are better than others, of course but there is a place in my life for each one...
Hilfiger Athletics came out in support of TH's Athletics clothing line which when it came out I assumed would be workout wear and it is casual but not strictly for sports activities. So too with this juice, sporty but not a SPORT fragrance. (thank the Gods!)
This one opens with bittersweet citruses and warm anise, an uplifting and zingy combination fresher and more ethereal than Pi NEO's opening notes. The heart avoids the lavender-floral clique and gets real earthy with a grass and sage pairing that is not fresh mown grass and fresh sage but more a cool tropical grass with dried sage rubbed to release its essence. Avoiding the scent-by-numbers approach yet again it has a single basenote of cotton flower: imagine a fresh linen scented floral, that calms the spicy green citric scrimmage and you have Athletics...
Sillage: slight to average
Longevity: decent
Overall: 3.25/5
This is a truly fresh scent in its formula and its approach to scent.(Note the inverted olfactive pyramid) Very natural down to earth scent for young and old alike, after the grapefruit & bergamot fade the anise continues to sweeten the herbs and grass until it meets the soft clean basenote a couple hours later. Not your typical mens 90s frag but a breath of FRESH air...
I found it rather boring, I got a bottle for christmas and used it twice and gave it away. :(
One of the scents which I most wished. I just got a sample years ago, never owned a single bottle, but as far I remember I really liked it. Sadly, not in production anymore.
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If the forthcoming user reviews impute similar attributes to the Momentum then it's not for me. However, there's a huge market for a headphone with a layman-leaning (this is not stated derogatorily, mind you) sound signature housed by a ritzy aesthetic, so kudos to Sennheiser for bringing something to market that the Beats-using masses could unrepentantly graduate to. (again, no derision intended)
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