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Magento is often described more as an application framework than a mere shopping cart. It heavily relies on coding practices derived from enterprise Java development and is thus a very powerful system. Alas, some parts of Magento were more thouroughly thought-of than others. This creates odd situations where some goals are surprisingly easy to acheive using nothing more than the administration panel's GUI interface, whereas others require heavy programming knowledge.
Magento's localization system is one such area that seems to have been constructed without a lot of planning. In particular, the variety of methods used here is indicative of the fact that the Magento team most likely changed their minds a few times and took different paths to solving the same problems. It is thus perplexing at times, even for developers, to try and find what they need to modify so as to translate a page on the frontend.
The Translations Manager extension is far from a one-size-fits-all solution in that respect. It eases the process of translating parts of the site, but not all. This introductory section will try to map the different aspects of translating a Magento extension and explain what our extension is here to solve. By the end of this section it'll be clear that a one-size-fits-all solution means replacing a significant portion of Magento's core and isn't either viable nor necessary.
The above title is a bit misleading, as it implies that such a concrete and identifiable system actually exist. In fact, Magento uses several methods for translating texts and a site administrator would have to go to different places to translate different texts. Below is a description of those places.
Whenever working with translations, it's important to understand the underlying concept of how Magento translates stuff. In essence, all there is to it is that each string (a piece of text) has a translated string associated with it. This is the one thing that's important to figure out, as it isn't really as intuitive as it sounds. Whenever Magento encounters a string on the website, it checks whether or not it has a translation for it, with regard to the currently selected locale. There aren't any identifiers by which Magento can tell one string apart from another, other than the actual text. This means that if, for some reason, a single string needs to be translated differently at different places, you're in for a treat.
There is an exception to the principle just stated, and that is module scopes. Magento, as an application, is build from lego pieces called modules. Each module serves a different purpose: one for the catalog, another for the checkout process, yet another for generic page rendring, and so on. When Magento is parsing a template file that is associated with the checkout module, it'll only look at translations that are associated with the checkout module, as well as generic translations not associated with any module at all. This creates a perculiar situation with regard to the above stated scenario. If the identical strings you're trying to translate differently exist under different modules, you'll easily translate them differently within their modules' corresponding translations files (see more on that below). If the strings exist within the same module scope, you'll have to trick Magento into thinking that they are different. The easy way to do that is stating different original strings, with identical English translations and different translations for whatever language you're working on.
The above passage states that the identifiers by which Magento recognizes translatable strings are the strings themselves (the actual text). In addition to the peculiar situation of trying to differentiate identical strings at different locations, this also prevents us from trying to use translations at a higher resolution than that of treating the whole string as a single unit. When Magento looks for a string it can translate, it treats the entire block of text contained within Magento's translation function as a whole. This means that you can't just try to translate a single word, or translate some generic phrase and expect Magento to modify any variation of it accordingly. Each string has to be translated on its own, even if there's just a single letter differentiating it from another.
So to conclude, Magento's translations are built out of a string, a translated string, and an optional module scope. To that, we'll have to add the locale and store views, but more on that will follow near the end of this section.
The main location to look for when in need of translating texts in Magento is the locale folder located under the app folder that's on the root of your Magento installation. In there, you'll find a folder for each language code. Inside each language folder, you'll find a bunch of CSV files, where each one corresponds to a module that's part of the Magento application. Finding out which module file you should be looking at is a bit complex, and sometimes you'll find that texts are located in unintuitive locations. The easy way to figure this out is trial and error. The harder but more exact way is to find the piece of code that calls on the translation function and see which module it belongs to.
Usually, theme files (*.phtml) belong to some module, and when they call on a translation function, the text could be found in the corresponding module's CSV file. However, as some theme files might have texts that are unrelated to any module, each theme can have a locale folder of its own. This can be found under:
Under the locale folder you'll again encounter a folder for each locale code, and inside those folders would be a single 'translate.csv' file holding all the translated texts for that theme. If you're looking into translating a text of your own, and would like that translation to apply everywhere and not just in some given module's context, this would be the place to put it in.
Module and theme CSV files are used to translate module and theme strings, which would include most of the default stuff you'll see on the frontend after installing Magento. However, sometimes you'll need to translate data you've created yourself, such as CMS pages, products, attribute labels, etc. Some, but not all, of these types of data are easily translatable using the administration panel's user interface. A store switcher dropdown menu allows you to select a scope and you can choose to either type in specific values or use the default store view value instead.
You'll soon find that a significant portion of those types of data are not that easily translatable. The list includes CMS pages, category names, and the default texts defined under the configuration menu, such as the welcome message, or even the store's name. Usually, translating these strings requires workarounds. If you're interested in an easier solution, you might want to take a look at our free custom variables anywhere extension.
Something to note with regard to translating strings within the administration panel, is that this system is completely disconnected from the translations mechanisms described through the rest of this section. When translating an attribute's label within the admin panel, you're not creating a pair of original and translated strings that would apply in other places as well. What you're doing is configuring a specific attribute's label to have a specificly different value for a certain store view. As the two systems are disconnected, there's no point in trying to translate these strings using inline translations or CSV files.
Magento offers a built-in feature that allows site administrators to translate texts directly on the frontend. This doesn't cover all the translatable strings, and might create a security problem if not used with care, but overall this is a very helpful feature. Inline translations, like any other kind in Magento, are identified by the string and the module scope. This means that even when using inline translations, you should take into consideration that changes made at one location can affect others where identical strings appear. Note, though, that inline translations are always module-specific so the opposite case applies as well - you might find that translating a string in one location doesn't affect identical strings on other areas of the same store.
A note should be made to the fact that translated strings saved using this method can only be controlled later on using the same method. When saving a translation using Magento's inline translations feature, you're saving a value onto an area of the database that takes precedence over CSV file translations. If you'll ever try looking for a string that was saved using this technique, you won't find it under any CSV file. If you'll try to add it to one, you'll soon find out that this has no influence. The two ways of gaining control over these translations are either finding them on the frontend with the inline translations feature turned on (which might be risky for live websites) or locating the database row and manipulating it by hand.
There's an interesting feature worth noting with regard to inline translations. These translations can be either store view specific, or apply to the entire locale. This is only relavant in case multiple store views use the same langauge but still might require different translations. This kind of distinction cannot be made within translation CSV files. The following sub-section might help explain this issue.
The Magento application allows a multiplicity of variations for different needs. Separate websites under the same installation might help with administrating separate businesses without additional IT overhead. For managing different catalogs, or a different pricing under the same catalog, different variations of multiple websites or multiple store under a single website might apply. When translating a single store to several langauges, the last level of the hierarchy - store views - is usually the one used.
Each store view is defined a certain locale. This is done in the configuration menu, under General/General/Locale Options/Locale. Locales are codes combining a language code and a country code. Once configured, the store view options will be available to the store's visitors through a select box on the top right corner of the website. Magento will automatically translate the page according to the locale defined for the store view that the visitor chose.
This creates a bit of complexity. Each translation is defined with association to either a store view or a locale. The module and theme CSV files, as well as the translations defined under the admin panel, are per-locale. These can't be defined with different values for different store views that use the same locale. This is, of course, a rather far fetched use case, but not completely out of question. In fact, it's so much not out of question that Magento enables that option percisely within inline translations. When using inline translations, you're given a choice whether or not to make the translation store view specific. In case it isn't, a administrative store view is used, and the translation would apply under any store view that uses the locale that was specified. When choosing to make the translation store view specific, both the locale and the store view are defined for that translation, so that it only applies under both conditions.
At times, you'll find that strings you're trying to translate contain marks such as '%s' or '%d'. These are PHP patterns used to replace parts of static strings with dynamic content, and are used in many places in the Magento application. Understanding what those parameters will be replaced with requires either looking up the actual code or figuring things out from context. Note that parameters are used to serve dynamic content, but could also be used in different places where the same string is used, but with a different kind of dynamic content. That is to say, that looking up the code so as to find what is placed in a parameter really requires looking up every instance of code in which that string is used.
It is the problematic architectural design of Magento's core to blame for the fact that such a long introduction is necessary so as to be able to state what the Translations Manager extension is, and what it is not. The Translations Manager extension replaces the module and theme CSV files, as well as the area in the database where inline translations are saved. The main ideas behind its construction are:
1. To provide a single location in which translation data is reviewed and manipulated.
2. To prevent duplications of translation definitions, that create scenarios where site administrators can't figure out why a string isn't being translated properly.
3. To allow non-programmers the use of the powerful translation parameters through a simple UI.
4. To allow site administrators to scan specific pages for translatable strings and then filter the translations list by page URLs.
5. And to replace the extensive parsing of CSV data with the more efficient use of database queries.
With these ideas in mind, we've created an administrative interface that allows site maintainers to control everything from a single location. Replacing Magento's mechanisms allowed us to add more functionality, and especially more control and ease-of-use for end users.
Following is the full list of features we've included:
1. All CSV files are scanned once during the initial setup and then ignored by the system altogether. This removes the complications of searching for a text in multiple files until something works, as well as the encoding problems prevalent when saving CSV files for Magento. At any time when new CSV files are added or changed, they can be re-scanned with a click of a button. Re-scanning can be done for the whole locale folder or for specific files only.
2. With the CSV files out of the way, defining module scopes doesn't require moving data from one file to another. A select box allows the user to choose which module scope this translation would apply to. This also means that selecting a scope isn't mandatory any more. If a translation is defined without a scope, it'll apply anywhere. If the same string is assigned a different translation for a specific scope, the default value will only be used where no specific values exist.
3. Strings can now be set to a disabled state and re-enabled when needed, either in bulk or one by one.
4. When editing strings, the translations can be set for each langauge by switching store view scopes. Everything is accomplished from the same page.
5. Translation parameters are edited from a simple to use interface. You can add new parameters, remove existing ones, and set whether to use a dynamic value from Magento's code (as is by default) or replace those values with your own. Parameter values could be either static texts or Magento's custom variables. You can decide on the order assigned to parameters, whether they are your own or the ones hardcoded within the translation function.
6. Inline translations work as before, only that the values are stored in the same place as all other translations and no duplicate entries are ever created. The results of working with inline translations can be reviewed and changed from the same administrative interface used for any other kind of translations.
7. The main administrative interface for managing translations allow sorting and filtering by: string, translated string, module scope, store views to which the string was already translated to, as well as the status (enabled or disabled).
8. To find out which store views a string was already translated into and which ones it weren't, two methods are available. First, a column in the translations table displays the list of translated store views for each row. Second, the management area has a store scope filter that switches the translated string column to different languages, according to the store view that was chosen. This way, it's possible to easily overview the list and see where translations are missing.
9. For every string, translations are per store view, and not per locale. This allows simplifies things and allows different translations for separate store views that use the same locale.
10. A simple export button allows downloading the data in the table in either CSV or XML format. The CSV format contains all the data from the table, but could easily be transformed to Magento's translation CSV format if necessary.
11. Bulk actions are available for deleting the strings, deleting just their translations in the current store view scope, and changing statuses (enabled/disabled).
12. A 'Scan A Page' section is available, through which one can type in a URL path for a page in the store and page will be scanned for translatable strings. On the management page, a filter by URL path option is available. Also, when editing specific strings, a table is available listing all the pages in which this string found when scanning. For *.phtml files, a file path and offset are also available if one wishes to find the actual file and modify it.
13. Configuration options are available for not bypassing module/theme CSV file parsing. This is helpful for live websites that wouldn't want to take down the website until the all CSV data is migrated to the new extension, or for any other specific scenario that requires it. Any data defined within the extension's management area takes precedence over the CSV files.
Having said that, it's just as important to state what the Translations Manager extension is not. For instance, this extension is not meant to optimize processing times involved in Magento's translation process and does not come with any guarantee as to page load speed. Just as well, the Translations Manager doesn't replace any of the administration panel's translation features. Every place on the admin panel where one has the option of translating some value is a separate database table and each employs a slightly different mechanism, based on specific needs. In effect, the admin panel have no translation system of its own and thus one can't be replaced. And so, attribute labels are translated where configured, and so are attribute options. Product attribute values have a separate mechanism for translating values and are configured under the product edit form. Same holds for custom variables, shopping cart price rules, and every other part of the administration panel. Replacing all these sections with custom code would require replacing most of Magento's core and isn't a viable option.
The Translations Manager extension was built on top of Magento CE ver. 188.8.131.52 and was not backward tested in any way. Before installing this extension, please contact us to make sure we've tested the extension on the version of Magento you run.
Installing the extension is accomplished the same way as any other Magento extension:
1. Go to Configuration->Magento Connect->Magento Connect Manager.
2. Re-type your administrative credentials.
3. Under 'Direct Package File Upload', choose the file you've received from us, click upload, and commit changes.
If any error messages come up before or after commiting the changes, copy them somewhere so we'll be able to assist later on. Undoing changes yourself at this stage could be quite risky, but if you're a technical person and some problem requires a violent removal of the extension, here are the steps to take:
1. In the database, drop the tables named: 'translator_string', 'translator_translation', 'translator_cache' and 'translator_path'.
2. Under the core_resource table, delete the row that contains the code: 'translator_setup'.
3. Remove the folder at: app/code/local/Wheelbarrow/Translator
4. Remove the file: app/etc/modules/Wheelbarrow_translator.xml
5. Remove the folder: js/wheelbarrow
6. Reset Magento's cache and session.
Please note that this extension will disable every CSV file and inline translation you've defined. Only once the initial setup described below is complete, all former functionality will be restored. For assistance with the setup, especially if you're deploying to a live website (which we deplore you not to attempt), please contact us and discuss the details.
The Translations Manager extension isn't a minor change. It'll change the entire operation of Magento's core with regard to translations, which is a heavy-duty assignment. Take this installation seriously, test on a separate environment first. If you're running a very weak server you should take that into account and contact us to discuss the process. Trying the extension out by just clicking on buttons without reading the 'initial setup' section could have devestating consequences. With that said, a few perliminary things to check for would be a decent value for the memory_limit parameter under php.ini (128M is advised), and a large enough value for the max_allowed_packets parameter of your mysqld service (at least 1000000).
The Translations Manager extension comes without any knowledge of your system's configured translation data. Once installation is complete, you need to start importing the data from Magento's default locations onto this extension's database table. Doing so only requires working within the administration menu, and there's no real need in understands the intricacies of Magento's core or handling the database itself. However, the importing process is resource-intensive, a lot more than regular website operations. It is therefore recommended that you test this first on a non-production enviroment. Furthermore, two variations are supplied for importing module CSV files: one for slower servers and one for faster ones. The decision is yours to make, but do it with care.
A note should be made, that until the initial setup is complete, your store's current translations are not active. The Translations Manager extension disables the Magento's use of CSV files by default. If you'd like the store to keep working with the CSV files until you'll finish importing everything, you'll need to configure the extension to not override these files. Doing so can be done through the configuration menu, under: Configuration->Wheelbarrow->Translations Manager->Options. You'll find two fields for choosing whether or not to override current theme and/or module translation files. If you choose 'No' for both and save, you'll regain the current behavior of your store for the time being. Note that in the long run, if yuo choose to work with both CSV files and the Translations Manager, the latter will take precedence in any case of conflicting values.
All the import work is done from a single admin page, found through the administration panel's menu, under: Internationalization->Sync Resources. If at any point in the future you'll need to add more data from CSV files to the Translations Manager, this will be the place to go. However, use it with care, as importing data could override existing values within the Translations Manager, in any case of conflicting values.
Each import operation overrides any previous records already in the Translations Manager, in any case of duplicate entries. You should note that if you've done work using the Translation Manager and then imported conflicting values, any imported value will override previous ones, so take care. The order in which you follow these instructions is important, in this respect. The order in which Magento loads translation data during page rendering is: (1) module files, (2) theme files and (3) database. So following the order described here would imitate the way values are overriden within Magento and thus maintain the current behavior of the website.
Once you're done importing data, you can start using the extension. All the data you've imported is available under the 'Manage Translations' area.
Module translation files are the most extensive, and thus the most complex to import. Two options are available in this case. One, in which everything is imported in one 'go', and another, in which you import specific files manually. The first option is not advised in any way. The more data you import, the slower the server will be to render pages for website visitors. Importing everything just doesn't make since, so if possible, follow the second path and import only the files you need. If for some reason, you would like to take the first (un-advised) path, note that its description contains a little more technical jargon.
1.1 The un-advised path: For those running fast servers, especially those who run on localhost at the time of the installation, the simplest course of action would be the 'Import CSV Data From Modules' button. An avarage language would have ~7,000 translation records, so if you have just one extra language on top of the English default files, you'll be importing ~14,000 records into the database. This is done in batches so that the server won't crash, but a weak server (such as an AWS EC2 Micro instance, and even a small instance) won't be able to handle repeated calls even when each call is just for a small amount of data. The default batch is for 30 records and you can play with that through the configuration menu. Running on localhost, this usually works like charm, but be advised that the process does take quite a bit of time.
1.2 Importing individual files: To begin the process, click the 'Scan For Module CSV Files' button. The table below will be filled with all available combinations of locales and modules. Each row in the table corresponds to a file on your server, and you can choose which files are relavant to you. For example, any file for the en_US locale is a translation from the same language and is thus not really necessary. For each such combination that you do wish to import into the Translations Manager extension, just click the row in the table. A server processing stage will begin, parsing the translation records in batches of 30 each time. Just above the top of the table, you'll see a status update on the process. Once it's complete, the status update will notify that it's done processing and you'll be able to continue executing other operations on the screen. A 'Status' row keeps track of which files were imported and which were not, but because CSV files can change, the statuses are all reset every time the 'Scan For Module CSV Files' button is clicked.
In any of the scenarios described above, if the browser is stuck and the operation is halted without coming to an end, the unprocessed batches are stil waiting in the extension's cache. Once you initiate another CSV processing job, these batches will be processed as well. If you'd like a clean start (especially if you accidentally clicked the button that tries to import all the module files together), just click the 'Clear Sync Queue' button and the batches will be removed from the cache. You should also note that the file status changes to 'In Sync' whenever you initiate its import and without regard to whether or not the process finished successfully. The only real way to be sure a string was imported is to look for it in the traslations management screen.
Because theme CSV files are usually relatively small and not in abundance, importing them is done in one blow with the 'Import CSV Data From Themes' button. Just like with CSV files, you'll soon see a status update just above the table and once the process is done, the browser will be released for further operations. Only the theme files used within the current theme hierarchy are imported, so there's no point in importing them individually as was the case with the module files.
To use inline translations you've previously defined, you'll need to import Magento's translations table from the database into the Translations Manager. To do that, all you need to do is click 'Migrate Data From Database' button. Note that if you installed Magento with sample data, about 40 records with attribute labels were defined in that table and they would also be imported to the Translations Manager.
Note that translation data is cached by default in Magento. While working on translations, it is advised to temporarily disable this type of caching under the 'Cache Management' screen. If this isn't possible, you'll need to refresh that cache each time to view your changes on the website. You should also note that leaving this cache disabled on a live store running the Translations Manager isn't at all advised. This extension relies on the use of caching for decent operation and would make page load times ~4 times slower if were cache is disabled.
A quick note on string quoting rules is due. Strings and translated strings pass a process called quoting before being saved to the database. During this process, special characters (quote, double-quote and backslashes) are prefixed with backslashes so as not to create confusion. This process should be completely transparent to the end-user, and indeed, the strings you'll review on the administration panel will not have backslash prefixes. Awareness to this process is important because it unavoidably modifies backslashes in the original strings. The rule of thumb is that if you'd like a backslash within your string, use a sequence of two backslashes one after the other. You'll notice that once you save the string, one of the slashes disapears. Altogether it is advisable to avoid using backslashes and not have to deal with these coding problems, but if you require a backslash within the actual string, this would be the way to achieve this. Using quotes and double quotes, on the other hand, should be possible without any complications and without needing to prefix anything yourself.
The main panel of the Translations Manager can be found through the administration panel's menu under Internationalization->Manage Translations. There, you'll find a grid table containing all the translations you've already imported. The 'Visible Scope' field at the top allows you to view the same strings translated to different locales based on the store view selected. The actual table presents the strings and their translations (with regard to the current store view scope), the module scope to which the translation applies, a list of store views to which this string was already translated and the status of the translation.
Filtering and sorting are standard Magento admin features and these functionalities are accoplished here the same way as in any other panel of the admin area. At the top of the table, a bulk action field is available for selected rows. It enables deleting a selection of strings, deleting just their translations (according to the selected store view scope) and changing statuses from enabled to disabled and vice versa. Above the table's area there an 'Add a New String' button whose purpose is most likely self exaplanatory.
Clicking on a string's row opens up the string edit form. From there, you're able to change any of that string's attributes. Note that changing the original string means in essence that you're creating a new item. If another item already exist with that exact combination of string and module scope, that other item will be replaced with that being saved now. If, when creating or editing an item, you choose 'None' under the module field, that item will be used anywhere in the site (except for where more specific definitions exist).
If you're adding or removing parameters from the string itself, you can control the value and order of the parameters using the table below that field. Click 'Add Another Parameter' to add a new row. Using values from the code requires checking the box under the 'Value from Code' column. The same column contains a text field in which to place the position of the parameter you'd like to use. This is different from setting the position of the parameter being configured. The combination of these two fields can allow a site administrator to play around with flipping the position of existing parameters within that string. In any case, if a value is not defined (either from code or a custom one through the 'Value' column) then the value is extracted from the code as it would by default. This means you can always leave this table empty in case you have no need in playing around with the parameters, which is usually the case. Note that any changes done to parameters has a minor effect on performance. There will always be a tradeoff between more administrative power and a more optimized code, and this is a textbook example of that principle. Defining a parameter value yourself is usually not necessary, but you have the option of typing in a static value into that field. You could also use custom varibles in this field, using the standard syntax: {{customVar code=YOURCODE}}. This could allow you to use the same values for a group of strings and only change that value from one single location, saving both time and possible human error in the process.
To translate the same string into different languages, you can switch store views on the top left corner of the screen, modify the translation field, and use the 'save and continue edit' button to preserve changes before switching scopes again. Any unsaved changes when changing store view scopes will be discarded. To remove certain translations from existing items, just hit the 'Delete Translation' button when in the intended store view scope. The translation will disappear and this store view will revert to the value defined for the default store view (or the original string, if no default store view value was defined).
A cool feature of the Translations Manager is scanning pages in the store for translatable strings. To do that, in the main menu, go to Internationalization->Scan a Page. You'll be led to a simple form with one big text box and a button. Paste the complete address of the store page you'd like to scan (with http, https, or the protocol-independant syntax - '//') into the text field and hit the button. If your browser is blocking pop-up windows then nothing will happen, so make sure you allow the browser to open pop up windows. If that's the case, a window or tab will open up with the page you've requested. It'll have a parameter attached to the URL which tells the system to scan the page being loaded. As the page loads, you're able to see which blocks are scanned and which phtml files are opened, through the status updates on the form. When the status update notify that it's done, you can close the extra window/tab and go back to the 'Manage Translations' area. All the translatable strings found on that page are now added to the table. You can filter by URL path using the text box right above the table to see all of them. Just type in the same address or a part of it and click 'Search'.
If you'll open one of the strings found in the scan, the 'Associated Paths' tab found to the right of the edit form will contain the list of paths this string was found in. In any case where the string was found in a .phtml file and not a .php file, the exact path of the file and the offset it was found in would be specified as well. Note, that if you'll try to change the original string on such an item, all paths data will be removed, as it is no longer really the same string. This was done to prevent confusion as to what really happens when changing the value of a string. It's not that every location where that string is called is also modified, it's just the translation definition that now applies to a modified text.


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Sunday, May 25, 2008
My Return - and RIP Owen
So it is official - I am back online. It's 10:30 pm after a weekend of camping etc. so I will write tomorrow about Raw, about William Regal's suspension, about what a baby Nick Hogan is, and you know, just the general things going on in the world of wrestling tomorrow when I'm less tired and bug-eaten, but I thought just for tonight I'd drop in, let you know I'm around, and say something I've been wanting to say since Friday:
Friday was the 9th anniversary of the in-ring death of Owen Hart, arguably one of the most tragic days in wrestling history superceded perhaps only by the Benoit family tragedy. I have to admit I was a bigger fan of Owen's older brother Bret through most of their careers - but Owen was a solid hand who was always there, who I always enjoyed, and much like Benoit, quietly went about building one of the most respectable oeuvres of work in wrestling history, perhaps not being the flashiest showman, but one of the most solid hands in the business - funny, technically sound, charismatic and smart, before it all went wrong (albeit in this case, through no fault of his own).
It is unfortunate that similarly to Chris Benoit, the nature of Owen's death will probably preclude him for a long time from being in the WWE Hall of Fame. In this case, however, it is not due to anything he did, nor any lack of desire by the WWE to induct him. His widow, who (with no small amount of reasoning) blames the WWE and Vince McMahon for Owen's death, does not want him being recognized by the company which she perceives as having killed him, in an industry she has convinced herself he hated.
However, given that, while I respect her feelings, the reality is he WAS a wrestler, who devoted a good portion of his life - and indeed, ultimately, that very life - to the wrestling business, and his many fans have experienced a great loss as well. And so I hope Martha can forgive this lowly, weak, addicted wrestling fan from expressing her remorse and sadness at this time of year for having at one time lost one of the truly great performers in the business.
RIP Owen - you are still missed.
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This entry will cover Chick-fil-A, Five Guys, and Hardees.
The Talking Fast Food page has a link to the previous entries as well.
- Chick-fil-A - This one will be controversial, but my take is this...CFA isn't bad, but I don't love it the way most Southerners (especially) love it. It's fine. I eat it about once a week because we typically have dinner with my grandmother, but I never really crave it our search it out on my own.
That said, the ice cream is fantastic, and I love a chicken biscuit for breakfast occasionally although sweet biscuits aren't my thing in general. When I was a kid it seems to me that it was better in that they used to bread the nuggets more heavily, and fry them up darker. The Polynesian sauce is excellent for dipping nuggets by the way.
Waffle fries there are either great or terrible. Sometimes you get an order with too many of those wonky fries that have some of the potato skin on them still, and have less holes in the fry. Those aren't great. If they aren't fried up just right they are underwhelming to a degree.
The service is FANTASTIC so I have to give it to them there.
(Usual order: Either the Chick-fil-A sandwich combo with unsweetened tea or the Chick-fil-A Deluxe sandwich combo with pepperjack cheese on it or a nuggets combo. The Cookies & Cream milkshake is really good as a dessert as well)
- Five Guys - This entry will be uncharacteristically short. I like the fries more than the burgers. Many will tell you to get the cajun seasoning on the fries. I may do try that again because it's been suggested to me so many times, but I didn't think it was worth adding personally.
(Usual order: Little Cheeseburger with lettuce, pickles, tomatoes, ketch, mustard, and onions with the smallest order of fries as you still get a ton. Since they are a Coca-Cola Freestyle place I get Vanilla Coke to drink.)
- Hardee's - I don't mess with their lunch very often, but the burgers are pretty good. To me, Hardee's is a breakfast chain and they have my very favorite fast food breakfast item...the Country Fried Steak Biscuit.
Their biscuits are NOT SWEET, and they are fantastic. A couple of times I've had gravy put on the country fried steak and it's pretty good as well, but I like them plain mostly. Coffee is fine, and the hash rounds are really good.
(Usual order: Country Fried Steak Biscuit combo with hash rounds, and coffee with a little bit of cream and sugar.)


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On the night of January 3, his ex-girlfriend Julieta posted a text message from her mother, responding to a lawsuit she had sued, saying she was \"not too happy to sue me.\"
Julieta wrote:\" I'm sorry to sue me \"and posted an apology message from her mother when she left Changsha. A screenshot of the text showed that jiang's mother had tried to coax her son back to her girlfriend after julie leaves, but also explained to jiang that \"the husband is too concerned about you, he is also very painful, we are also very uncomfortable \".
On Wednesday, lawyer Liu Yue posted a notice of acceptance of the case on Weibo, saying that JULIETA, Jiang's former girlfriend of Uruguay, released false statements against Jiang in late November 2019. After completing the evidence collection of the related infringing speech, Jiang Jinfu has filed a lawsuit with the people's court. Lawyers said Jiang would no longer respond to false statements, rumors, malicious readings and attacks.


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This report by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) shares evidence about sexual harassment in the workplace gathered from individuals and employers in Great Britain.
The report looks at how sexual harassment is dealt with by employers and uses the evidence from individuals who have experienced sexual harassment at work to recommend improvements.
This report includes:
Existing obligations and guidance for employers are not enough to protect workers from sexual harassment or to protect victims. The EHRC make recommendations to bring about:
It shares evidence gathered from around 1,000 individuals and employers between December 2017 and February 2018.
Via the EHRC website


text: Mortal Coil 149 Posted February 12 (edited) Had my first proper crash yesterday! I was cruising along a bike path when a cyclist coming in the opposite direction gave me a thumbs up and held out his hand for a high five. Stupidly I took him up on it... CRASH!! I twisted, went down on one side, hit my head and then rolled. My wheel went end over end. I would have been doing around 30-40kph Miraculously I pretty much came away unharmed! I have a friction graze on one elbow and a minor bruise on my hip. My wheel is another matter, the bodyguard saved the shell, but the trolley handle came unlatched and half extended and now won't extend properly. The mudguard is half torn off I'm going to have to see if I can source some replacement parts for my 16X Going over my gear I was able to assess that my helmet first and foremost saved my life. There is a big scratch on the left side of the forehead. The visor is ruined, so the fact that it was a full face TSG Pass probably saved my face. The top side of my left flex meter wrist guard is badly scratched up, so it definitely saved my hand. The left hand dual-axis knee guard also has some minor scratching. The star of the show was my cordura motorcycle jacket! It protected my elbow as I landed and my shoulder as I rolled. I can see from the wear of the material that it stuck the pavement really hard yet yet the padding on the shoulders and elbow really did their job. I only have a bit of stiffness in my shoulder and a minor friction burn on my elbow. All in all I was extremely fortunate, and I am glad that I invested in a decent amount of gear. I'm feeling very sheepish about the cause of the accident. An impromptu 50kph high-five on a unicycle with a stranger is a shockingly bad idea, and had I thought about it for a second I would have declined. But good manners is so ingrained that I reflexively took him up on it! Edited February 12 by Mortal Coil Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Chances are in the past couple of weeks, you've asked yourself 'why does every person I look up on Wikipedia look like Jimmy Wales?'
Wales is the founder of the ubiquitous non-profit web encyclopaedia, Wikipedia. As of late, he has put himself and his pledge drive on every Wikipedia page. As a non-profit website, Wikipedia relies on these donations for its survival.
We are currently living through the worst global economic crisis since the great depression and as such, people have held their money tighter, foregoing donations and cutting their spending across the board, no matter how noble.
The boss, Calvin Ayre, told me he has donated to Wikipedia and suggested we all do the same. I have a few charities that I give my money to, namely Covenant House who specializes in helping homeless youth but after my chat with the boss, it made sense that someone in the iGaming industry find a few extra bucks to help ensure Wikipedia continues.
Wikipedia's model is one we all should support. It is a free service that for better or worse gives you information on almost anything. It is crowd sourced; everyone who has information to add can add their two cents to make the site more complete.
Yes, I know there can be the odd situation where people with agendas try to abuse Wikipedia's open concept to make fun of celebrities or hide their own misdeeds but with everyone on the internet able to act as a regulator, the bad actors are quickly exposed.
The key advantage of the open sourced Wikipedia is that it's a living document, the teams of writers, editors and self-regulators are quick to update the site with the most recent information. This is where Wikipedia succeeded over the printed Encyclopaedia Britannica or the now defunct online Microsoft Encarta.
It reminds me of how our industry works when performing at its best. When the regulations aren't overbearing and market conditions favour competition, the product or company that's able to adapt and act quickly to provide the users with the best experience will succeed.
I'm following Calvin's lead and donating to Wikipedia. Although I can't match the size his donation, the sentiment will be the same.
Let's all take a moment, make a donation to Wikipedia and help keep Jimmy Wales' dream of an open sourced community where we can all go to think, to learn, to share our knowledge with others alive.


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"Resolved, that those states permitting expanded duties by dental auxiliaries define those duties which dental auxiliaries will not be permitted to perform in compliance with individual state dental practice acts."
Resolved, that the setting in which a dental hygienist or other dental auxiliary may perform legally designated functions shall be a treatment facility under the jurisdiction and supervision of a licensed dentist; and be if further
"Resolved, that in the training, education and utilization of dental auxiliaries for the purpose of assisting the dentist in providing high quality dental care through performance of expanded functions, it shall be the recommendation of the AGD that such auxiliaries be permitted to perform under the direct supervision of the dentist those functions which do not require the professional skill and judgment of the dentist and are in compliance with laws of states which have provisions for expanded functions, and be it further
Resolved, that the dentists, and only the dentist, is responsible for the examination, making the diagnosis and formulating the plan of treatment, performing surgical or cutting procedures on hard or soft tissue, fitting and adjusting corrective and prosthodontic appliances, prescribing therapeutic agents and making impressions for other than study casts, and be it further
"Resolved, that all duties performed by any dental auxiliary must be done under the direction supervision and control of the dentist and that he or she be directly responsible for the actions of his or her auxiliaries performing those duties."
"Resolved, that the AGD supports the dental team concept as the best approach to providing the public with quality comprehensive dental care, and firmly supports direct supervision of the practice of dental hygiene, and be it further
Resolved, that this policy be conveyed to the ADA, the American Dental Hygienists Association, and state and provincial boards of dental examiners, and be it further
"Resolved, that the AGD believes that its individual members can make a significant contribution to resolving the dental auxiliary shortage by attempting to recruit potential dental team personnel, and be it further
Resolved, that the AGD play a key role in solving the dental auxiliary shortage by:
b. a request that the Council on Annual Meetings and International Conferences establish a course on this subject.
c. Suggesting to the AGD Foundation to offer an appropriate practice management course showing dentists how to properly manage and therefore retain dental auxiliaries.
d. Asking AGD constituents to publish appropriate articles on this subject, tailored to local needs."
"Resolved, that because of the nature of dentistry and the manner in which it is delivered to the public, it is the policy of the AGD that dental hygiene should remain under the authority of the various state boards of dental examiners and that dental hygiene education should remain under the purview of and be accredited by the Joint Commission on Dental Accreditation."
"Resolved, that the AGD believes that any advertisement of the HIV status of the dentist or any member of the dental team is misleading to the dental consumer, and be it further


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DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzanian Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa has ordered the Tunduma council to shelve plans of building an administration block and instead direct the financial resources towards the construction of a hospital.
The Prime Minister overturned the Council's decision here after Songwe CCM Regional Chairman Godfrey Zambi informed him that while Tunduma residents were facing poor medical services, the Council was planning to spend over 3.9bn/- for the construction of the administration block.
Majaliwa said given the fact that provision of improved health services to the public was one of the priorities under the fifth phase government, the funds allocated for the construction of the office should now finance the construction of the hospital.
Addressing thousands of Tunduma residents, the PM ordered the Council's management, including its executive director, engineer, Momba District medical officer ( DMO) and treasurer to ensure that the construction of the hospital kicks off immediately to alleviate the problem in the township.
He ordered Tanzania Building Agency (TBA) that is charged with the responsibility of implementing the project to come up with the drawings of the hospital immediately.
According to the PM, 900m/- had already been disbursed to the Council for the project. Majaliwa told the cheering multitude that under President John Magufuli's leadership, every village should have a dispensary while every ward must have a health centre and each district or municipal council must have a hospital.
Currently, Tunduma Township Council's health centre is now overwhelmed given the growing population. Administratively, Tunduma Township and Momba District councils are within the newly formed district of Momba in Songwe Region.
Meanwhile, the Prime Minister issued a three-month ultimatum for all Tunduma residents who built structures within the buffer zone of the border between Tanzania and Zambia to pull them down, failure of which Tunduma Town Council should bring in bulldozers to do the job.
According to the Premier, the satellite images had already been taken, after which it was revealed that 252 houses were within the restricted area on both sides of the buffer zone.
He said it was strictly prohibited for any individual to erect any structure within 50 metres on both sides of the borderline. The Prime Minister told residents that Tanzania and Zambia reached an agreement to have the border clearly seen by removing all structures 50 metres away on both sides of the borderline.
He ordered the Council to immediately mark the houses to be demolished. He also ordered the Council to provide all individuals whose houses will be demolished with plots to build new structures, including their residential houses.
Speaking about the ban imposed on export of maize, the Prime Minister said, under industrialisation drive, businesspeople are urged to add value to the products. We want you to sell maize flower so that all jobs and other byproducts that result in maize milling process could benefit Tanzanians.
Before the Prime Minister addressed Tunduma residents, he inspected the construction of One Stop Border Post (OSBP) that is going on. The construction of the border post, whose cost stands at 12bn/-, is expected to be completed in May, next year.
During the inspection, PM Majaliwa was accompanied by Nakonde District Commissioner (DC) Field Simwinga, from Zambia. Premier Majaliwa is in Songwe Region for a five-day working tour.
Source: NAM NEWS NETWORK


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71. Magazines/Articles [Lobster #8 (Jun 1985)]
... (c ) www.lobster-magazine.co.uk (Issue 8) June 1985 Last | Contents | Next Issue 8 Magazines/Articles Parapolitics/Intelligence November 1984 - February 1985 The usual invaluable mixture of precis of stories from the world's press plus reprints of some entire articles and the occasional original piece. November's includes a long and excellent piece by Jonathan Marshall on the Strange career of Ronald Hedley Stark. PP/Intelligence subscriptions $20 payable to ADI at ADI, 16 Rue des Ecoles, 75005, Paris. Critique: a journal of conspiracies and metaphysics PO box 11451 Santa Rosa, CA 95406 USA This is a curious journal, somehow archetypically Californian. ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 144 - 01 Jun 1985 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue08/lob08-20.htm
72. Michael Ledeen again [Lobster #49 (Summer 2005)]
... war on Iraq and now for similar intervention in Iran and Syria. Ledeen was a regular contributor on terrorism and the defence of Ariel Sharon's Israel in The Daily Telegraph and The Spectator when Conrad Black was owner. In the April 3 2005 radio interview with Los Angeles public radio KPFK, Vincent Cannistraro, the former CIA head of counterterrorism and intelligence director at the National Security Council under President Reagan, was asked about the Niger documents. This was in the context of deficient US intelligence in Iraq and the unreliability of exiles and defectors, and the source code-named Curveball, in particular. Cannistraro said of former CIA chief George Tenet: 'He was very concerned about getting along ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 143 - 01 Jun 2005 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue49/lob49-08.htm
73. Vindication is a dish still edible when cold [Lobster #48 (Winter 2004)]
... 48 Vindication is a dish still edible when cold Gordon Winter In Lobster 18, dated October 1989, under the headline: ' Inside BOSS and After', you wrote the following: 'Gordon Winter is an Englishman who was recruited by BOSS. His 1981 book Inside BOSS, was the first (and only) inside account of South Africa's intelligence agency. We still think this is one of the most important political memoirs. Even if elements of the book were included to disinform, as some believe, Inside BOSS still contains an invaluable piece of the covert history of Britain in the sixties and seventies. Winter described offensive intelligence operations inside the UK on a massive scale. The ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 142 - 01 Dec 2004 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue48/lob48-32.htm
74. Big Boys Rules & The Red Hand (Book reviews) [Lobster #24 (Dec 1992)]
... , 14.99 The Red Hand: Protestant Paramilitaries in Northern Ireland Steve Bruce Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1992: 7.99 In recent months there has been the remarkable sight of the weight of the British state descending upon Channel 4 TV and the production company Box in retaliation for the Box/Channel 4 programme alleging military and intelligence collaboration between the British state and the Protestant paramilitaries in Northern Ireland. (See The Independent 29 July 1992 for an account, including reports of break-ins and threats.) Denial of this collaboration is now the last redoubt still being defended by the British state. Almost anything else will be admitted but not that. But since ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 141 - 01 Dec 1992 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue24/lob24-11.htm
75. The View from the Bridge [Lobster #28 (Dec 1994)]
... not only is the SPGB still going, in the August 1994 edition of their magazine, Socialist Standard, on page 126, we find this paragraph. 'Feeling paranoid? Not as much as they are. According to BOSS agent, Robin Ramsay (In an interview cut from a 1981 Panorama programme, but printed verbatim elsewhere), British intelligence has a saying that if there is a left-wing movement in Britain bigger than a football team our man is the captain or vice-captain, and if not, he is the referee and can send any man off the field and call our man on any time he likes." (Perspectives issue 8). As ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 141 - 01 Dec 1994 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue28/lob28-08.htm
76. Two Sides of Ireland (Book reviews) [Lobster #13 (Apr 1987)]
... inquiry conducted by the new retired Deputy Chief Constable of Greater Manchester, John Stalker. Basing himself largely on the evidence of Captain Fred Holroyd, Doherty unravels a whole series of covert operations during 1974, made possible by the presence of a British informer in the Gardai. Codenamed 'the badger', this informer was recruited by the Special Military Intelligence Unit, MI6's connection with the RUC, and, although of low rank, was (and still is) in a key position to assist the British clandestine border crossings: 'the badger' is responsible for scheduling the Gardai border patrols. Through 'the badger's' knowledge of Gardai operational details, the RUC's paramilitary Special Support Unit and E4A ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 141 - 01 Apr 1987 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue13/lob13-04.htm
77. The Clandestine Caucus (1996) [Lobster Special Issue: The Clandestine Caucus (199]
... Carew p. 129 notes that there was some conflict between Gausman and Joseph Godson, apparently reflecting divisions within the U.S . labour movement. He discusses these differences on pp. 84-5 . Godson's obituary was in The Times, 6 September 1986. 41 Godson's son, Roy, who appears on the same trade union/intelligence circuit in the 1970s, married Sam Watson's daughter. Watson was one of the most important trade union leaders in the post-war period, chairman of the National Executive Committee's International Committee and a 'liaison officer' between the Parliamentary Labour Party and the major unions. U.S . embassy in Brussels.42 It was about the ...
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78. Wilson, MI5 and the Rise of Thatcher: Preparing the ground [Lobster #11 (Apr 1986)]
... Director of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), urging member companies of the CBI to increase their funding to 5 organisations working against 'subversion' in British industry.(10) Four of the five were the old hands of British anti-union, anti-left activities: the Economic League and Common Cause which ran their own intelligence operations and vetted employees for companies; Aims of Industry (aka Aims, aka Aims for Freedom and Enterprise), the major propaganda organisation on behalf of British capitalism and against the left - primarily the Labour Party; and IRIS (Industrial Research and Information Services Ltd.) which does a bit of 'subversive' spotting and a bit ...
Terms matched: 1 - Score: 138 - 01 Apr 1986 - URL: http://www.lobster-magazine.co.uk/online/issue11/lob11-03.htm
79. Appendix 4: the Conflict Between MI5 and MI6 in Northern Ireland [Lobster #11 (Apr 1986)]
... .uk (Issue 11) April 1986 Last | Contents | Next Issue 11 Wilson, MI5 and the Rise of Thatcher Covert Operations in British Politics 1974-1978 Appendix 4: the Conflict Between MI5 and MI6 in Northern Ireland The conflict over the cease-fire negotiations was part of a struggle between MI5 and MI6 for control of the intelligence activities in Northern Ireland. MI6 had been called into Northern Ireland by Edward Heath, thus extending its normal area of operations, Northern Ireland being part of the UK and MI6, up till then, working only abroad. The UK was MI5's bureaucratic 'territory'. Maurice Oldfield, MI6 head at the time, is said to have ...
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80. Lobster review in The Reader's Guide to Intelligence Periodicals (1992) [Free Article]
... THE READER'S GUIDE TO INTELLIGENCE PERIODICALS HAYDEN B. PEAKS NIBC PRESS (c ) 1992 ISBN 1878292005, 9781878292001 been reprinted; some are out of print and "won't be reprinted, whatever the demand." LOBSTER - a journal of parapolitics The editors see LOBSTER as a "member of the international brotherhood of parapolitics mags." The other members are The provenance of LOBSTER is as unusual as its name. In 1982, Robin Ramsay and Stephen Dorril, two of Great TOP SECRET - GEHEIM, Intelligence Newsletter, and Covert Action Information Bulletin, which LOBSTER describes as Britain's self-proclaimed eminent conspiracy theorists, "about as good as it gets." 102 Despite the ...
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Two fat guys talk about, review, and react to anime (from everywhere), video games, and more.
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This message is for all investors between the ages of 25 and 45.
Financial planners usually divide their clients into 3 different groups and give each group different investing advice:
If you are in the younger 25-45 group you should be buying all you can the more this market tanks. This is an opportunity you may not see again for a long time.
Buy as much as you can as soon as you can. Maximize your 401K or Profit Sharing, IRAs and if you have any left open a brokerage account and buy the S&P 500 Large Cap (NYSEARCA:IVV), S&P 400 Mid Cap (NYSEARCA:IJH) and S&P 600 Small Cap (NYSEARCA:IJR) ETF's and put them on a DRIP plan and let it ride.
If you follow this advice you just might get rich and get to retire early.


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This column is meant to offer our best predictions on what players will/will not play, as of 9 AM ET on Sunday. For the official active/inactive reports, please see our Latest NFL Player News.
If the last few weeks are a harbinger of what's to come, the NFL's 100th season isn't going to lack for intrigue and excitement. The summer alone has already seen one jaw-dropping retirement, two prominent running back holdouts and arguably the most tumultuous, conflict-ridden first-year relationship between a superstar offseason acquisition and his new team ever. With that situation coming to a head Saturday and one major contract issue still unresolved, the first injury report of the 2019 campaign includes two of the biggest non-health-related absences ahead of any Week 1 in recent memory. There are also several important Fantasy assets sporting questionable designations as of Sunday morning, so without further ado, let's dive right into all the information you need to get your teams' seasons off on a winning note:
All projected starting quarterbacks are healthy heading into Week 1, with the only signal-callers on the injury report backups who were already expected to be in street clothes for their respective teams' openers:
The Buccaneers' Blaine Gabbert (shoulder) is reportedly close to returning, but he'll cede backup duties against the 49ers to Ryan Griffin to start the 2019 campaign. Should Jameis Winston suffer any type of injury Sunday that requires his exit for at least one play, Griffin would see the first regular-season


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You've experienced birth through a caesarean. You may have left the maternity ward with plenty of unanswered questions regarding your c-section scar. You now have a scar just above your pubic area, and you need to know how to care for it.
Do I need to use a special type of soap to wash my incision?
While any soap is fine, an antibacterial soap may be recommended during the first few weeks post-surgery. A favorite among OB-Gyns is Safeguard Bar Soap. This inexpensive soap can be found at your local Target, CVS or Walgreens, usually in a bulk box.
As an added bonus, if you're breastfeeding, antibacterial soaps like Safeguard can ward off mastitis–a flu-like infection caused by bacteria transferring between baby's mouth and mother's breast.
As hard as it can be, c-section mamas especially, need to make sure they're getting a shower once a day to properly clean their incision in order to prevent infection.
Can I still shave "down there" after a C-Section?
To avoid infection, it's best to wait 2-3 weeks after surgery before shaving near your incision site, but after that, if you want to, you certainly can! For a softer glide, use conditioner as your shaving cream. Let it sit for 1-2 minutes before gently gliding your razor across the scar.
If your skin is feeling dry or itchy after shaving, apply a natural oil like coconut or olive to moisturize the area. Coconut oil, in particular, is naturally antibacterial, so it will also help to eliminate the risk of infection. Do not use these oils until you've been cleared to use topical ointments by your doctor. This usually happens at your 6-week visit.
When can I remove the tape over my scar?
If you left the hospital with Steri-Strips (small, vertical strips of tape over your scar) you may be wondering when to remove them. Most doctors recommend waiting for them to fall off naturally. After 7-10 days of activity and showering, the strips should come loose on their own.
Sometimes, the strips do not loosen on their own. You look down and they're still there 2-3 weeks after your surgery. If this happens, you can remove them on your own. If you're squeamish about doing this, you can wait until your postpartum checkup at 6 weeks. There, you can have your doctor remove them.
What types of clothing will be most comfortable immediately after my C-Section?
For 4-8 weeks after your operation, you will want to avoid wearing anything that touches your incision site. Say goodbye to low rise jeans for now and bodycon dresses. Loose, flowy clothing that doesn't sit too close to the body is ideal for this phase. If you need something more tailored, go for your high-waisted options since the waistband, belt or buttons won't be disturbing your scar. Below are some recommendations for comfortable post c-section clothing.
- Flowy Dresses
- Loose Fitting Pants
- Loose Fitting Tops
- High-Waisted Pants
- High-Waisted Skirts
How long will my C-Section Scar hurt?
You may continue to feel pain, burning, for up to 4 weeks after your surgery. If the pain is unbearable, talk to your doctor about effective pain medication. If possible, try to avoid habit-forming painkillers. Not only could these drugs lead to addiction or withdrawal, they can also cause severe constipation, exacerbating a problem many women naturally have postpartum. C-Section Moms are encouraged to take over-the-counter medicine like ibuprofen or Tylenol to make the pain more manageable.
If you're still experiencing significant pain a month or more after giving birth, you'll need to visit your doctor to be sure there are no underlying complications or infections.
How long will my C-Section Scar Be Visible?
You will most likely have a faint scar for the rest of your life. After 6 months, your scar should begin to fade, but it may never truly, completely disappear.
Some lucky Moms have a practically invisible scar 12-18 months after giving birth, but they are rare.
Is there any way I can reduce the appearance of my scar?
While there is no magical cream that will completely eliminate your scar, there are a few lotions available that will help its appearance fade. Do not use any topical ointments until your scar has completely healed. You'll need to get approval from your doctor. Ask your OB if you're clear to start using topicals at your 6-week postpartum check-up. Your doctor may even recommend waiting until 8 weeks after delivery before applying anything to your scar.
- Vitamin E Oil is popular for scar healing and appearance reduction. You can find Vitamin E at your local health food stores and drugstores. Be sure to read the label as you want pure Vitamin E Oil. Many products labeled "Vitamin E" are primarily soybean or canola oil. Avoid those. You can also use Vitamin E capsules. Simply break them open and apply the liquid to your scar.
- Mederma Scar Gel is an over-the-counter gel that helps reduce the appearance of scars. It can be found at Target, CVS, or your local pharmacy. It can take 4-6 weeks before any noticeable fading.
- ScarAway Patches are silicone sheets that you wear over your scar. A box of ScarAway Scar Treatment Sheets offers an 8 week supply. It will take consistent, continued use for visible results.
If you've wondered how celebrities can step out baring all without a noticeable C-Section scar, the answer is non-surgical scar removal. A skilled plastic surgeon can perform keloid scar removal with a combination of cool laser and blue light treatments.
- This procedure may be done monthly for 1-2 years (12-24 treatments in total). Each session takes 30-60 minutes.
- The pain level is mild to moderate, varying by individual. It requires 1-2 days of downtime after each treatment.
- A board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist must perform the procedure in a medical office. This is not something that can (or should) be done in a spa setting.
- At $3,000-$9,000 the procedure is quite expensive.


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When I was a practicing glaucoma specialist, I was able to touch people's lives on a daily basis. I felt I made a difference every day and enjoyed great professional satisfaction. Soon after I stopped practicing, however, I found myself missing the opportunity to help others. I struggled with wanting to help others through ophthalmology, but without overly interfering with my active retirement plans.
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A few times each year, I help get the word out in my community about the importance of eye exams and how EyeCare America can help the medically underserved receive sight-saving care. As a spokesperson, I submit letters to the editors of my local newspapers, speak to local reporters, distribute EyeCare America materials at health fairs and senior centers, and make presentations at local civic organizations.
I can pick and choose how much to get involved and what type of activity I wish to do. Because the EyeCare America staff makes my involvement so easy (they write the draft letters, provide PowerPoints, contact the local media), I usually try to do two or three activities a year.
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For 2018, Singapore Airlines was named the No. 1 airline in the world. Award winners were determined using an algorithm that took into account the quantity and quality of airline reviews and ratings submitted by travellers worldwide over a 12-month period on TripAdvisor Flights.
Following the success of last year's inaugural Travelers' Choice awards for airlines, the 2018 award categories were expanded and now honour 69 airlines that provide exceptional value and service across the world. In addition to the world list, the Traveler's Choice awards recognise the best airlines in seven regions including Asia, South Pacific & Oceana, Africa & Indian Ocean, and the Middle East. The awards also recognize the top airlines in four service classes: International First Class, Business Class, Premium Economy and Economy.
Said Bryan Saltzburg, Senior VP and GM for TripAdvisor Flights: "As the airline industry introduces new fare products and a widening array of in-flight offerings, consumers continue to seek out the carriers that deliver value and a quality experience. The Travelers' Choice awards for airlines recognise the carriers that exceed passenger expectations and receive top marks from travellers."
"The award is a validation of the hard work and dedication of our thousands of staff all around the world, who focus their attention every day on ensuring that Singapore Airlines remains competitive on a global level," said Singapore Airlines' CEO, Goh Choon Phong. "Our business model is based around three main pillars – product leadership, service excellence and network connectivity. We are continuing to invest heavily in all three areas to ensure we have industry-leading offerings that meet and exceed our customers' expectations, both on the ground and in the air."
Among the global top 10, Asian carriers dominated with four airlines on the list (Singapore Airlines, Japan Airlines, EVA Air and Korean Air); followed by the Middle East with two airlines (Emirates and Qatar Airways).
The top 10 airlines in the world are:
1. Singapore Airlines, Singapore
According to a TripAdvisor reviewer: "I flew from Sydney to Singapore in business class. The food was the best I have had in the last 10 years. Service was great and the staff actually wanted to be there. One of the best, if not the best airline."
2. Air New Zealand, New Zealand (NZ)
According to a TripAdvisor reviewer: "The flight attendants are friendly, courteous, professional, and dedicated to customer service. The dinner was excellent, even in Economy class, and there was complimentary NZ red and white wine. Even the safety videos are entertaining. I wouldn't fly any other airline between the US and New Zealand."
We're so stoked to be ranked #2 airline in the world, along with five other awards in this year's @TripAdvisor #TravelersChoice awards. But the real #1 goes to you - the amazing people that fly with us every single day. From us to you - thank you. 😊❤ 🎉 pic.twitter.com/UK3ubCrfQO— Air New Zealand✈ (@FlyAirNZ) April 9, 2018
3. Emirates, UAE
According to a TripAdvisor reviewer: "This airline is the essence of style, class and comfort. Everything I had expected was surpassed. From their presentation, to their service, which is professional, but does not override their personable approach to travellers. The Airbus is huge, but the atmosphere within is comfortable, seats are wider, windows are bigger."
4. Japan Airlines, Japan
According to a TripAdvisor reviewer: "This airline carrier is exquisite and features great on board meal service, drink service, and the entertainment is great. They provide excellent service with exceptional leg room. This airline is truly above most others and comes with outstanding crew members."
5. EVA Air, Taiwan
According to a TripAdvisor reviewer: "One of the things that separates EVA out from other airlines is in the little things. I was blown away by the novelty of the "character" flight we took. Everything from the pillows to the meals - it was Hello Kitty cuteness overload. Kids' meals are excellent. These small personal touches made our entire flight experience so much nicer!"
8. Qatar Airways, Qatar
According to a TripAdvisor reviewer: "I've traveled a lot in my life and Qataris one of my favourite airlines to travel with. The bar in A380 (business class) is the best. The service regardless of class is fab. The treatment of frequent fliers is great... food very tasty for economy ... and very big portions… Entertainment is top notch. They are one of my favourite airlines for eco travel."
10. Korean Air (KA), South Korea
According to a TripAdvisor reviewer: "We travelled from Chicago to Hong Kong with our toddler, and could not have been more pleased with the experience. Basic economy on KA is basically economy plus on other (especially US-based) airlines. The flight staff actually made me like the experience, rather than detract from it. I'll be flying KA whenever possible in the future."
Class of Service global winners recognise airlines around the world that provide a consistently exceptional passenger experience in each cabin:
Best First Class: Singapore Airlines, Singapore
Best Business Class: Qatar Airways, Qatar
Best Premium Economy: Air New Zealand, New Zealand
Best Economy: Singapore Airlines, Singapore
Browse the complete list of winners from the 2018 Travelers' Choice awards for airlines
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*Winners were based on airline reviews submitted on TripAdvisor Flights or via one of TripAdvisor's review collection partners from February 2017 to February 2018.


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A recent Forbes article offered the same, worn "rules" on what to do if you haven't heard from the company after an interview. I have a different rule that applies: It's called the "Promised Time + One Business Day Rule". And if applied with confidence, gusto, and a wee little
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Book Review: Eliza and Her Monsters
April 8, 2019
Eight-teen-year-old Eliza Mirk is the anonymous creator of Monstrous Sea, a popular web comic, but in real life, she is shy, weird, smart, and friendless. Wallace Warland, Monstrous Sea's biggest fanfiction writer, transfers to her school. Wallace learns that Eliza is just another fan, and as he draws her out of her shell, she begins to wonder if a life offline might be worthwhile. However, Eliza's secret is accidentally shared with the world, her relationship with Wallace, and her insanity begins to fall apart.
Written by Francesca Zappia, is also the author of Made You Up and Now Entering Adamsville. She is also the author of The Children of Hypnos a biweekly serial novel posted on Tumblr and Wattpad. Francesca lives in Indiana and works at the University of Indianapolis. She spends most of her free time writing, reading, drawing, watching horror movies, playing way too much Pokémon, and scaring her friends. Zappia herself draws the artwork that has been included in Eliza and Her Monsters!
As someone who isn't the biggest fan of contemporary, this is the perfect kind of modern literature for me. It's a celebration of fandom and online life, somehow like Fangirl on steroids. It deals with mental health, and negativity online beautifully. I really liked the main story of this book, but my attention was completely drawn into the web comic Eliza created. There was so much beauty in the story line and illustrations that Zappia did. If you enjoyed the book, Made You Up, then maybe you will like Eliza and Her Monsters.
Come down to the Library and check it out because it is a bewildering book!
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The City will be hosting the 4th annual Street Eats mobile food vending festival from Monday to Friday, August 12th to 16th. Steele Street will be closed to vehicles between Front Street and 2nd Avenue for this 5-day celebration of multicultural pop-up cuisine. You'll find over a dozen vendors serving up Indian and Mediterranean food, classic hot dogs and fries, homemade donuts, freshly brewed coffee, and much more. Street Eats is taking a big step this year towards zero waste. All vendors will be required to serve out of compostable containers with compostable cutlery, cutting down on the plastic and Styrofoam typically associated with street food. Invite your friends to join you for lunch and/or dinner by the river during the week of the festival. See you at Street Eats!


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The Algarve Centre for Marine Sciences (CCMAR) has announced a vacancy for a Junior Researcher in Marine Ecology to contribute to the development and execution of the BECORV project. The researcher will be responsible for the following tasks:
- Acoustic and/or satellite telemetry data analysis, using R and eventually GIS.
- To participate in the project dissemination, namely writing scientific papers, presentations and reports.
- Collaborate in the supervision of MSc. and Doctoral students.
The contract is expected to start in January 2020. For more information on the requirements, details and application procedures, please follow the link below.