The Difference Between FUE vs FUT - Take your pick!
Hair transplant is a permanent method of hair restoration using your existing hair. The growth is permanent as donor hair taken from the back of the scalp, has a lifetime permanency in contrast to the hair on top of the scalp, which is lost due to genetic makeup. The transplanted hair starts following its normal growth cycle approximately three months after the procedure.
Hair transplants have come a long way in the last twenty years and various methods exist today. Various treatment centres and surgeons have their own specific procedures. The actual fact that you may find a plethora of different procedures when researching, but in truth hair transplant techniques have developed and refined into only two principal methods that revolve around transferring individual follicular unit grafts in their intact genetic form.
These two methods are the Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) method and the STRIP harvesting method. Both methods have advantages and disadvantages. In theory, both are suitable for the majority of patients and the individual will know which one is better suited to their needs after a thorough consultation with a hair transplant specialist.
The principal difference between FUE and STRIP lies in the extraction process. The placing process where the extracted hair follicles are implanted on the scalp is usually very similar for both, if not identical. The STRIP method is also referred to as Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) and is considered a more traditional way of extracting donor hair, in contrast to the FUE which is considered more contemporary because it has only been available the last 10 years.
During the STRIP method the grafts are harvested in a group whereby the surgeon excises a strip of hair and tissue from the back of the scalp. The hair bearing strip is then dissected into individual follicular units by hair transplant technicians, under fibre optic equipped microscopes to avoid the application of heat to the grafts. They are then placed in the thinning or balding regions, where the surgeon has made recipient sites.
The wound is closed with the use of sutures or sometimes staples. The revolution in this method in recent years, is the use of the trigrowthic or trycophytic closure method. This method tries to minimize the visibility of a linear scar. When compared with the FUE surgery, the donor area after a strip excision surgery will require more time to fully heal. This scar may be detectable if the patient opts to wear their hair very short, and may even stretch over time. As the strip procedure is more economical, it can be more attractive to some patients that have a limited budget.
Traditionally, if maximum donor harvest is required, a higher number of grafts can be extracted in one sitting by the Strip method, especially for patients with a rich donor area that exceeds 100 grafts/cm². Nowadays, a typical FUE session can harvest 2500-3000 grafts, compared to the small sessions of up to a 1000 that were carried out in the early days when the FUE was offered, where in some cases a strip can bear 4000 grafts or more. If you have a larger area that needs to be covered, an FUE is not the most cost effective solution.
In cases that the desired recipient area is too large and cannot be treated in one sitting, then a further strip procedure can take place approximately nine months or later from first procedure. Apart from the scalp, FUE grafts can also be extracted from various parts of body , the beard, chest, abdomen, legs etc which expands immensely the capability of a patient's donor area , especially if the person is hirsute. The two procedures can also complement each other when combined as 5000 grafts or more can be extracted in the one sitting. And a skilled doctor can use FUE grafts to cover scars from previous STRIP procedures.
The FUE is an approach that does not involve either a scalpel or stitches, resulting to significantly less down time, due to faster healing. Every single follicle is extracted individually; making this is a time consuming and labor intensive process. A significant benefit is that controlled and careful extraction of donor hair is very lenient to the skin and scalp. Complications are very rare, and scars are not detectable after only a few days. The surgeon performing FUE can select the follicular units that will offer the most hairs per graft, and produce an optimal yield. FUE is characterized for its non invasive nature which produces very tiny scars in the donor area that are impossible to detect with the naked eye. The surgeon's skills and experience plays a big part in both procedures. A strip procedure may limit the surgeon to using only those hairs found in the excised strip of scalp tissue, so he or she has to use their artistry for efficient distribution to achieve the best possible result.
An FUE is an excellent option for a small hair transplant, such as to restore the hairline in early stages of baldness. It is also the best option when the doctor does not recommend a STRIP, if the scalp is too tight or has existing damage, e.g. has undergone several STRIP procedures.
The FUE technique offers a number of advantages over the FUT or Strip procedure as it does not create any visible scarring and requires less healing and recovery time post-surgery. At the present time, FUE is considered by many as the latest and most refined approach to hair transplantation. While it is essential to understand the main differences between the two methods, only a hair transplant specialist can advise which method is best for you, considering your specific needs and desired outcome.
At HDC we respect all our clients and are committed to treat them as individuals. Our patient coordinators in liaison with our experienced surgeons can offer you an extensive consultation that will detail surgery options and let you make your own mind. Our approach has guaranteed hundreds of happy clients over the years.


Carbon fibre components designed and manufactured by Exel Composites have completed nine years of service in a high precision application at CERN's Large Hadron Collider (LHC) particle accelerator in Geneva.
As a key part of the particle tracker support structures for the LHC's Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) detector, Exel's pultruded profiles had to satisfy strict dimensional tolerances and sustain the highest level of performance in this challenging environment, where any downtime or failure would impact major scientific experiments.
Exel's capabilities in the production of high performance thin-walled pultruded profiles and the company's experience in designing with high modulus carbon fibres are said to be key success factors in this project. Exel has also collaborated with CERN before, supplying around 200 km of electrically insulating glass fibre profiles to frame the superconductive busbars of the LHC.
"We are very satisfied with the high level of technology and development support offered by Exel Composites," comments Antti Onnela, CMS Tracker Project Engineer at CERN. "We had quite challenging requirements for these composite structures and earlier laminated versions did not meet them. Exel developed the needed thin-walled U-profiles that turned out to be technically superior, but also more economical thanks to the production process that minimised the wastage of expensive carbon fibres. After nine years in service in the CMS the Exel parts continue performing as flawlessly as in the beginning."


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Funding doubled for struggling QLD ECEC businesses through interest-free loans
The Queensland Government has secured an additional $500 million in funding for its program of 12-month interest-free loans for COVID19-affected businesses, including those operating in the early childhood education and care (ECEC) space, doubling the initial commitment.
Through the injection of additional funds, Queensland Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries Mark Furner said, thousands of businesses, and "tens of thousands" of Queensland jobs would be supported.
To be administered through the Queensland Rural and Industry Development Authority (QRIDA), and provided through the Queensland Investment Corporation, the 12-month interest-free loans, of up to $250,000, have "overwhelmingly" been taken up by businesses who don't pay payroll tax, Mr Furner said, adding that 86 per cent of loans recipients fall below the $1.3 million wage threshold.
The number of applications for the $500 million program of 12-month interest-free loans up to $250,000 meant it was oversubscribed when applications closed on 18 April, he added.
"By working with the Queensland Investment Corporation (QIC), we've been able to provide an additional $500 million to fund these loans," Mr Furner said.
"QIC's reputation as an internationally-renowned investment manager gives us the ability to access funding in ways that other jurisdictions might not be able to do."
He commended QRIDA for its work in delivering the funding, as well as its established track record of helping Queenslanders in their hour of need.
Traditionally, QRIDA has been responding to cyclone, drought, or other natural disasters, Mr Furner said.
"The scale and complexity of what they have been able to deliver in a short period of time has helped protect the jobs of tens of thousands of Queenslanders," he added, saying that moving forward, QRIDA will also provide free access to business advisory services for business who submitted a formal application but were unsuccessful in securing funding.
The additional loan funding takes the value of COVID-19 measures committed to support Queenslanders' health and Queensland households, jobs and businesses to over $6 billion.
More information about the COVID-19 Jobs Support Loan Scheme can be found by contacting QRIDA via contact_us@qrida.qld.gov.au or freecall 1800 623 946.
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Paula Mendoza
Nominating Organization: SER Jobs for Progress
Occupation: CEO, Possible Missions Inc.
Ms. Mendoza spends countless hours mentoring and providing firsthand assistance with college applications, admissions assistance as well as guidance for first- year college students. A tireless advocate for the most vulnerable populations in Houston, Ms. Mendoza serves on the Executive Board for SERJobs for Progress and advocates towards our mission of helping individuals transform their lives through education, training, employment, and financial empowerment. Ms. Mendoza continuously provides mentorship and advice to our board, staff, and clients. Ms. Mendoza serves as a mentor and an example to the Hispanic community by giving her time, talent, and treasures, she is currently serving on nine board of directors, concurrently, which includes her most recent role on the University of Houston Board of Regents. Ms. Mendoza is a huge proponent for small business and education in the community. Ms. Mendoza raises the issue and lets it be known that small businesses can produce and thrive. Ms. Mendoza raises her hand at any opportunity to volunteer and provide her expertise and advice to the organization and the community at large. Ms. Mendoza will not accept a board or commissions spot unless she is 100% sure that she can provide value and be actively involved. Ms. Mendoza served on the Texas Ethics Commission from 2007 – 2013 as the first Latina woman and ultimately, became Chairman during her term. Ms. Mendoza is committed to the community and every organization she is associated with. She is a true trailblazer for the Hispanic community and for women in business.
Ms. Mendoza has been heavily involved with SER and has been instrumental during several transitional periods including the search for the Executive Director position. During these times, Ms. Mendoza served as an advocate for the organization and her passion for the mission was at the heart of every decision she made. That has become evident based on the changes that have been implemented and the growth that the organization has sustained during her term on the board. As a member of our Executive Committee, Ms. Mendoza has helped establish board governance and processes surrounding policies, board recruitment and expansion, best practices including streamlining of by-laws. Ms. Mendoza has been a critical part of establishing the strategic vision for the organization. Along with her vision, her strong ties to the community help the organization expand its stakeholder base and employer partners. Her passion for the community and her network is hugely impactful with regard to service delivery for the clients. As a workforce opportunity center, our employer partners are imperative to the overall success of the organization, and Ms. Mendoza has assisted in expanding our network and the ability to cast a wider net to the populations that need our services, which enables us to do more effective work in the community. Ms. Mendoza is a true example of respect, accountability, innovation, excellence, and inclusion, the core values of our organization.


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NYCLU's 'Better Policing For A Better New York' Looks To Improve NYPD Practices
Temple University student Cariann Hithon was celebrating her birthday over the weekend when she was fatally shot by an officer in Miami. The aspiring lawyer was reportedly under the influence…
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Temple University student Cariann Hithon was celebrating her birthday over the weekend when she was fatally shot by an officer in Miami. The aspiring lawyer was reportedly under the influence when she struck a group of officers with her car early Sunday (Oct. 8). Many questions arose in the aftermath of the shooting, much like the cases of police shootings before it.
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One thing that's remained under the radar are the steps that could've been taken to avoid such a fate for the 22-year-old. The New York Civil Liberties Union, an affiliate of the ACLU, plans to explain this and much more at a local level with "Better Policing for a Better New York," a discussion designed to tackle the future of police practices as well as an exchange of ideas to enforces communal unity.
Taking place at Brooklyn's BAMcafé Wednesday (Oct. 11), Michael Skolnik, co-founder and CEO of the Soze Agency and Adam Foss, former assistant district attorney for Suffolk County, Mass., will be joined by those in and out of law enforcement. In addition to a verbal conversation, Creative Tensions, a participatory format designed by IDEO and the Sundance Institute Theatre Program, will also be used. The practice involves physical actions and movements instead of combative dialogue.
Switching up the conversation from the inside out has been a long-lasting mission for the organization. This week, the New York Civil Liberties Union curated "Listening NYC," a citywide pop-up that allowed New Yorkers to share their or known interactions with police officers and suggestions on how to make them safer for all.
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"Our research showed a wide gulf between New Yorkers' experiences with police, but the enthusiastic response we received doing our survey revealed people's hunger to talk about these issues, share experiences and reach across communities," Johanna Miller, NYCLU advocacy director, said. "That's where Listening NYC comes in. Change won't happen until we come together, but it's hard to understand someone else's experience of policing when it's so different from your own."
The event is open to the public and will run from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Find out more about "Better Policing for a Better New York" and the NYCLU here.
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Thanks to the proliferation of cloud computing providers, like Amazon, Microsoft and Google, cloud-native is a concept that has become embedded into modern app development.
In a nutshell, a cloud-native application is one that is built -- well, for the cloud. I know, I used the word in the definition, but it really is as simple as that. Cloud-native applications are designed and engineered with cloud-based infrastructure in mind. Rather than building around in-house servers, databases, connections and the like, cloud-native application development relies on services that abstract away the hardware and the maintenance -- and, in some cases, the OS itself -- so developers can focus on what actually matters: the product.
These abstractions, while great for keeping teams and infrastructure manageable, also offer significant cost reductions over standard bare-metal and virtualized solutions: Less overhead means less risk, fewer resources and fewer people. But cloud-native application development brings with it a host of different challenges -- the most common of which is tying all of that lightweight infrastructure together.
In traditional application development, products are built around the understanding that the code has direct access to the resources it needs. This leads to a monolithic, opinionated code base that can be difficult to decouple. While the cloud is more than up to the task of running monolithic applications like this, it can make it difficult to reap the benefits of this streamlined, scalable and distributed infrastructure.
This is where API-first development can affect big change.
For the unfamiliar, API-first development is the process of designing, documenting and building an application's API before anything else. This means that, before breaking ground on the mobile application, website, Alexa skill or internet of things device, the API must first exist. The advantage to API-first development is that it isolates and unifies the business logic away from the clients, while also establishing a single source of truth for how the product works.
But building the API before anything else can feel like an unacceptable constraint. After all, it means that the other facets of a product can only be built to spec until the API is finished, right? Fortunately, thanks to API documentation standards, like API Blueprint, it is possible to spin up a mock API server that matches the documentation perfectly, allowing you to build and test API integrations against an actual service before the API itself is even done.
One of the biggest advantages to API-first development isn't that it encourages don't repeat yourself development or provides a reliable interface for dealing with business logic. It's that it is a reversible decision. API-first doesn't make sense every time, and if you find yourself in that situation, you can always ditch it without losing progress or productivity. On the flip side, if you build an application without planning the API out first, you may find that you've coded yourself into a hole of technical debt that will take months to crawl out of.
At face value, API-first development and cloud-native application development aren't mutually exclusive. You can build a cloud-native application without an API, and you can build an API-first application without the cloud. Where these two concepts harmonize perfectly together is in serverless environments.
Serverless environments, as the name confusingly misleads one to believe, are not actually "no server" environments; rather, they're environments where you don't have to deal with the server. What this means is that, instead of developing an application or an API to run as a service on a server, you are instead abstracting your application down into individual functions that run on a designated runtime. At the time of writing, this is one of the highest levels of abstraction available within application development.
By building a serverless API, rather than a traditional representational state transfer API, in an API-first development strategy, you take full advantage of the resources made available by any cloud provider. When you take an API and turn each individual method into what is, effectively, its own micro-microservice, the end result is a widely distributed, infinitely scalable and highly reliable application back end that can handle anything you throw at it.
Developing an application should be about figuring out the what, where and why, not the how. Cloud-native application development allows you to do just that by taking care of the how with as little overhead as possible, while API-first development gives you the tools to answer the where and the why. This is the true meaning of API-first, cloud-native application development.
How has API-first cloud application development helped your development process?


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At my school there are officially 14 school days between now and winter break. There are numerous activities happening during those days. This week marks the Hour of Code, while holiday shoppe, winter concerts, and holiday parties will also be celebrated before winter break.
We are limited in the number of hours and days that we spend with students helping them to learn. Educators often count down the days left in June, or now begin the countdown until Winter Break.
While this time of year can be a difficult time to engage students and maintain their interest, it can also provide several opportunities to engage them in different ways than we normally would. I would encourage all educators to take advantage of the time still remaining, and challenge students up until the last minute.
Try these activities to maintain student interest and challenge students in the days ahead, for Winter is Coming!


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Interesting Times for Africa as Opportunities Open, Stephen Karangizi (ALSF)
Robust and independent institutions that uphold the rule of law and ensure a separation of powers will protect a legal community from competing political interests. And, when this happens consistently, the democratic and economic health of a country thrives.
Carol Campbell
Stephen Karangizi, director and chief executive of the African Legal Support Facility (ALSF), an arm of the African Development Bank that works with governments on major and complex commercial transactions, has witnessed this time and again in his more than 30 years working with lawyers and governments across Africa.
Karangizi, who is based in Abidjan in the Ivory Coast, said that the major disincentive for economic growth and opportunities was political instability as conflicts always impeded the legal environment of a country, heightening risks and impeding investment. For the majority of African countries this had dropped significantly encouraging increased investment by the private sector in major investments.
With an improved environment for investment, the legal profession, as the upholder of law in a country, had a responsibility to ensure it was strong and impartial to enable a nation to reach its potential.
A founding principle of the ALSF was to build capacity in legal skills across the continent and the organisation had developed a roadmap to achieve this.
"We have made a significant contribution by providing capacity building in areas which were neglected such as in negotiations of major commercial deals especially on the extractive side and with respect to Public Private Partnerships (PPPs)."
The ALSF was now upscaling this through cooperation with regional bar associations such as the SADC Law Association and the East African Law society through establishment of an ALSF Academy. This would develop curricula for relevant commercial law disciplines like project finance, arbitration, PPPs and natural resource contracts.
"After the curriculum is completed we will roll out the programme and, to ensure it has a continental reach, will be working with the regional law associations."
There were "big opportunities" for lawyers in Africa, he said, especially in commerce.
"Increasingly foreign investment is entering the continent through venture capital and private equity firms offering the legal profession opportunities in mergers and acquisitions."
In Africa, most countries have the legal frameworks in place to attract investment and protect the rights of the country and its people. But, there were many places where implementing the framework was still not happening. The less corruption there is in a country the easier it is for everyone to respect the legal frameworks and this in turn brings in investment, he said.
"In that respect the World Bank Index of doing business offers you a clear picture of the countries that have put good measures in place and where implementation is least disrupted by corruption. Top of the list are Botswana, Mauritius and Rwanda."
Karangizi's role with the ALSF is to oversee negotiations mainly in infrastructure development (mining and energy), new investment and related commercial and business transactions. The institution also provides support in debt management and litigation in the developing world context.
He has advised governments including Antigua and Barbuda in the West Indies, Uganda and Zimbabwe and was on the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, including a spell as its chairman.
Before joining the ALSF in 2011 he was deputy Secretary General (Programmes) for the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) for four years.
One of his major career achievements was participating in negotiations for the Economic Partnership Agreement with the European Union. He was also instrumental in enabling a deal between COMESA, the East African Community (EAC) and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to establish a Tripartite Arrangement. Many successful trade, investment and infrastructure negotiations, reflect his influence.
While legal advisor for COMESA (1997-2008) he led the legal team that worked with the World Bank to establish the African Trade Insurance Agency to provide political risk insurance cover for investors.
And he was there helping and guiding as African states introduced and modernised their procurement laws.
While Karangizi is enormously optimistic about the future of the continent he has seen too much not to sometimes be cynical. He finds foreign vulture fund litigation especially galling.
These are "investors" who buy debt in default or weak – and often owed by a government - and then layer in interest that makes escape impossible.
"Vulture fund litigation is a threat to African countries because it's a good manifestation of weak governance and the inability of our countries to defend themselves. These funds take advantage of dire debt situations to hold out against settlement. This is after they have obtained commercial debt at low rates. They then enforce repayment by the debtor at extortionist rates. Unfortunately many of our states do not even defend themselves resulting in heavier costs and debt."
While legal support – to resolve any problem - was available to governments through the ALSF the decision to take it up was the prerogative of a government and was never imposed.
"All governments are answerable to their people and governance systems so it is only right they take their own decisions. Even when we offer advisory services we are categorically clear that the ultimate decision rests with the government. Our advice offers them the best options available to ensure that deals are sustainable and equitable."
One example of where there could be a positive outcome for sincere investors and a nation was in the harnessing of natural resources. But only if both sides did not take a "winner takes all" approach.
"Instead both parties, the State and the investors, should endeavour to conclude deals that offer both a "win win" situation. It has happened for countries like Botswana and we do not see why it cannot happen in other countries. Secondly the African Union adopted the African Mining Vision in 2008 which offers a clear vision on how African countries can enhance their participation in natural resource investments through especially increased beneficiation. Most of the countries are aware of this and we see the industry developing in that direction."
On a personal level Uganda is where Karangizi was born but he has lived and travelled so much in Africa that he regards the continent as home.
"The Chinese have a saying 'may you live in interesting times'. I love Africa because these are interesting times. There is no other frontier where there are so many opportunities, still unexploited, and where your investment is guaranteed a return.
"We need to be confident of our future and make sure that we address the elements that guarantee a robust investment climate to ensure continued growth."
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Pantomiman is George Agaronov (or Gosha for short), a Russian psytrance producer with some extra flavour on top – he is a professional comic actor who comes from a family of circus comedy performers! Early in his childhood years Gosha began playing musical instruments, performing on stage and later composing his parts for a circus band. When Gosha was a teenager he discovered electronic music and a bit later towards the late nineties Gosha discovered something that felt very natural to him – psychedelic trance. Since then Gosha has been developing and working on his own sound, partly with an expert guidance from Alex Parasense. The past few years Pantomiman has spent DJ'ing and playing live around Russia entertaining crowds with his very special and very funny musical shows. Needless to say Pantomiman's music is a psychedelic circus act in itself. Sometimes more aggressive and twisted, sometimes more nostalgic and funky music by Pantomiman never fails to surprise and excite. Pantomiman's groovy bass lines and comical themes make people dance and laugh at the same time, while of course his skilful sound synthesis guarantees that a trip will be adventurous, joyful and amusing. Pantomiman's tracks have been taken for releases by such quality labels as Bom shanka music, Doof Records, Sundance, Up Records, Space Baby rec, Macky Mad House Records and Blitz Studios. At present he is working with the Looney moon records! Pantomiman is without a doubt the most original and unique psytrance producer in Russia and possibly even the rest of the world.


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Too Much Information: Georgia Bulldogs at Mississippi State Bulldogs
By T Kyle King Sep 24, 2010, 11:00am EDT
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To the jaundiced eye of an outsider, tomorrow night's contest between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Mississippi St. Bulldogs in Starkville might appear to be an inconsequential bout between combatants who each sport an 0-2 record in SEC play. This is, however, a critical contest for Mark Richt's team, so I plan to give this week's statistical and historical breakdown the thorough treatment this game warrants. Toward that end, I bring you not a minuscule morsel of minutiae, nor do I deliver a diminutive dollop of data; instead, I present Too Much Information:
Georgia is 16-5 all-time against Mississippi State, having carded nine straight series victories since the Classic City Canines' last loss to MSU in 1974. The Red and Black have gone 4-0 in Starkville since falling there in 1951. Inasmuch as another close contest is anticipated, it is worth noting that the Eastern Division Bulldogs are 6-2 against the Western Division Bulldogs in games decided by a touchdown or less, including a three-point victory in 2006. Georgia has not lost a close one to Mississippi State since 1970.
Mississippi State's recent success has been the product of coaching more so than talent. In the first and third quarters, when scheme reigns supreme, the Western Division Bulldogs have outscored the opposition 56-24. In the second and fourth periods, when talent tells, the Maroon and White have been outscored 29-14.
Although Mississippi State gains roughly 20 yards per game more than Georgia (361.0-340.7), the Eastern Division Bulldogs hold a slight edge in yards per play (5.6-5.5). The Western Division Bulldogs score just 23.3 points per game, the second-fewest in the conference. Georgia and Mississippi State have scored ten touchdowns apiece.
Expect a clean game tomorrow: Georgia and Mississippi State are two of the three least-penalized teams in the conference.
2010 marks only the second season in school history in which Georgia faces Mississippi State in a year in which the Red and Black also lost to the Arkansas Razorbacks. It happened before in 1975, when our Bulldogs beat the other Bulldogs 28-6.
The Maroon and White are the only team in the SEC that has not split the uprights on a field goal try this season. They also are the only club in the conference to have attempted a successful on-side kick in 2010.
Georgia is one of only two teams in the SEC not to have gained so much as a single first down by penalty in 2010. Mississippi State is tied with South Carolina for a league-leading five first downs picked up on penalties this year.
For just the tenth time in the 78-year history of the league, Georgia is off to an 0-2 start in SEC play. It happened before in 1934, 1936, 1937, 1943, 1951, 1956, 1961, 1970, and 1993, and, in those nine campaigns, the Red and Black were 4-5 in the third conference contest of the autumn. Winning or losing their third SEC game after dropping the first two made a big difference for the Bulldogs, who finished the year with four or more losses in all five of their 0-3 SEC starts but ended up at or above .500 in three of the four seasons in which they righted the ship in their third league outing. By the way, Georgia faced Mississippi State in the third conference game of the season following an 0-2 start in 1961, and the Red and Black carded a 10-7 victory over the Maroon and White.
Half of the 70 points scored by MSU this season have come in the third quarter. Todd Grantham's defense, which has yet to allow an opponent as many points in the second half as in the first, has surrendered seven third-quarter points through three games this year.
The two sets of Bulldogs are tied for sixth place in the SEC in first downs allowed. Both teams have permitted opposing clubs to move the chains on 46 occasions. The 27 first downs given up by Mississippi State on running plays are the most surrendered by any conference team not located in Nashville. Georgia, which ranks third in the league in rushing defense, has conceded 19 first downs on running plays, the identical number allowed by Alabama, Florida, and LSU.
Dan Mullen's Bulldogs have turned the ball over a league-high eight times, including throwing a conference-worst seven interceptions.
The Feel Bad Stat of the Week
Dan Mullen's crew has made just five trips into the red zone this autumn, fewer than any other SEC squad except Vanderbilt. However, all five forays into the shadow of the other team's goalposts have resulted in touchdowns, whereas just three of the eight treks opposing offenses have made inside the MSU 20 have culminated in the end zone.
The Red and Black have allowed opposing offenses inside the 20 yard line four times, surrendering a score in each such instance, in the form of three rushing touchdowns and a field goal. The Georgia offense's eleven trips into the red zone have yielded four rushing touchdowns, four passing touchdowns, two field goals, and one fumble in Columbia.
The Feel Good Stat of the Week
Georgia heads into Starkville trailing the sixth two-game losing streak of the Mark Richt era. The last five times the Red and Black took the field as the losers of two straight, they emerged victorious all five times.
That 5-0 mark in streak-snapping triumphs includes a 3-0 record in away games and a 1-0 ledger against the Maroon and White (in 2006). Coach Richt's teams have tended to be rather emphatic when halting two-game skids, as the 'Dawgs have scored 35.6 points per game overall and 35.3 points per game on the road in games following two consecutive losses. Defensively, Georgia has given up 15.4 points per game in such outings, and just 13.3 points per game in the opposition's home stadium.
As I indicated in my interview with For Whom the Cowbell Tolls, I've been impressed with Mississippi State's defense so far this season, so I anticipate a hard-fought, low-scoring SEC slugfest. That is not the only sense in which I expect tomorrow night's battle in Starkville to be in keeping with longstanding Southeastern Conference tradition, however.
While thinking about this game earlier in the week, I was reminded of a previous season of which this autumn is reminiscent. In 1945, as in 2010, Georgia fielded a freshman quarterback from the first snap of the fall: Johnny Rauch 65 years ago, Aaron Murray today. In 1945, as in 2010, Georgia was undergoing a significant transition on one side of the ball: Wally Butts was using the T formation on offense for the first time using top-caliber athletes (after spending two wartime years using freshmen too young for the draft and upperclassmen too infirm to serve) then, Todd Grantham is installing the 3-4 defense now. In 1945, as in 2010, Georgia was without its star player to start the season: Charley Trippi was not mustered out of the Army Air Force until midseason following the end of World War II, A.J. Green is serving an NCAA-imposed four-game suspension at the moment.
In 1945, as in 2010, Georgia lost consecutive SEC games---to LSU and Alabama before, to South Carolina and Arkansas more recently---before going on a tear. I'm not necessarily predicting the start of a 17-game winning streak (which was what happened 65 years ago), but I do believe the Red and Black will get back on track with a victory.
My Prediction: Georgia 20, Mississippi State 17.
Go 'Dawgs!


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Updated: Oct 27, 2022 / 02:46 PM CDT
The Smithsonian Board of Regents on Thursday released its recommendations for the optimal sites to place the proposed National Museum of the American Latino and the Smithsonian American Women's History Museum.
Both sites are on the National Mall, a location that the museums' promoters have lobbied for, despite some political opposition.
"As of today, we are one step closer to achieving the dream of a long-awaited Latino Museum and Women's Museum," said Rep. Tony Cárdenas (D-Calif.).
"I am absolutely thrilled to see the Smithsonian Board of Regents has supported selecting the Tidal Basin and South Monument sites for both museums. The prominence of either of these locations will mean that millions visiting our nation's capital will be able to experience — whether through exhibits, educational programming or cultural celebrations — how our stories are fundamental to the complete history of America."
Still, the Board of Regents' recommendation is not a final site selection.
"Legislative action is necessary before the Smithsonian's Board of Regents can make its final designations," the Board wrote in a press release.
That's because the legislation approving both museums banned construction in what's called "The Reserve," essentially a no-build-zone surrounding the National Mall.
Sens. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) and Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) pushed for that ban, but the museum's promoters see potential for a bipartisan group to approve the site selection in budget negotiations over the lame-duck session.
"Congress has an opportunity to follow the same model that they pursued in 2020 with the omnibus; they got both museums over the finish line," said Estuardo Rodríguez, president and CEO of the Friends of the Museum of the American Latino.
The board's recommendation, while not binding, gives the museums' promoters the green light to push Congress to exempt the projects from the construction ban in the Reserve.
"Now, our community can focus in a united fashion to support the approval of this site by an act of Congress, which must happen this year," said the Latino Museum's board chair, Henry Muñoz.
"Our board thanks the Smithsonian Institution and looks forward to the day when we open doors to this important new American institution alongside the great museums on the land that is the National Mall, where American stories are told. Today, alongside our sister museum which honors and celebrates the rich history and impact of American women, we are one step closer to our dream," Muñoz added.
If Congress doesn't approve the sites during the lame-duck session, the can would be kicked down the road to the next Congress, which would force both museums' promoters to start their lobbying process from square one.
Still, the Board of Regents' recommendation is another step forward in a multiyear process that's seen its fair share of ups and downs.
In September, President Biden gave the museums a significant boost when he called for them to be built first in Washington, D.C., and weeks later, on the National Mall.
Biden's call mirrored a similar appeal years earlier by former President George W. Bush, whose support was a key step to placing the National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) on the Mall.
The NMAAHC faced similar legal challenges for its construction, and that project was inaugurated more than 90 years after it was first proposed.
The two sites recommended for the Latino and Women's museums are across the Mall from the NMAAHC, a smaller site known as the South Monument site near the Washington Monument on Independence Ave., and a larger site on a rugby field, known as the Tidal Basin site, across the street from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
"I am committed to supporting legislation to enable the Smithsonian to move full steam ahead toward construction on the South Monument and Tidal Basin sites. The new museums will be vital additions to the Smithsonian that will allow us to tell a more complete story that recognizes the remarkable contributions of women and Latinos who have helped shape our nation," said Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.), a key promoter of the women's museum.


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The NSA and FBI are major contributors to EPIC — the Electronic Privacy Information Center. But their "donations" aren't exactly voluntary.
A hefty chunk of EPIC's legal budget is taken from the pockets of the very agencies it sues, each time a federal judge agrees that the government was wrong to keep the information secret.
In the last 15 years, the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) has netted more than $150,000 from government agencies in attorneys' fees and litigation costs from its Freedom of Information Act cases.
It's a testament to how desperate the government is to withhold information from the American public. It's also a revenue stream.
Some members of Congress are concerned about all the money the government is spending this way. Sens. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and Patrick Leahy, D-Vt. sent a letter to the head of the Government Accountability Office in May demanding an independent inquiry into the amount of money the government spends litigating FOIA cases. "Withholding information from the public unless sued undermines the very spirit of FOIA and wastes significant taxpayer money in the process," they wrote.
When agencies deny FOIA requests, the only way to hold them accountable is to spend countless hours and dollars on fighting them in court — an option that an average American doesn't have. That's where transparency and civil liberties advocates like EPIC come in.
Just this April, the National Security Agency paid EPIC $31,000 at the end of a legal battle that lasted over five years. EPIC sued the NSA when it refused to release a secret Bush-era directive establishing cybersecurity policy — a document that the NSA eventually voluntarily disclosed.
In Freedom of Information Act cases, the government may be forced to pay attorney's fees in cases where the plaintiff "substantially prevails" on its arguments that disclosure of information is legally mandated and in the public interest.
But even in victory, EPIC's counsels are weary from litigation — and would prefer the government didn't waste its time and money fighting the law.
"The government's failure to meet the transparency requirements of the Freedom of Information Act, the failure to follow the law, imposes significant costs on both FOIA requestors and on the public," says EPIC legal counsel Alan Butler.
The NSA case is just one example. EPIC won $29,635 from the FBI this year from a case where it forced the Bureau to release 4,000 pages of information about Stingray devices that mimic cellphone towers in order to locate and intercept cell phone communications in specific geographical areas. In another FOIA case against the FBI, EPIC secured over $19,000 forcing the release of details on the agency's facial recognition database. "There can be little dispute that the general public has a genuine, tangible interest in a system designed to store and manage significant quantities of its own biometric data," ruled District Judge Tanya Chutkan in 2014.
Jeramie Scott, EPIC's national security counsel, says there was a lot of "quibbling" over the fees owed to EPIC, though the FBI ended up paying more than twice what he ultimately expected.
EPIC has also secured victories against the Department of Homeland Security in a case about body scanner devices and social media monitoring, a state police department coordinating with the FBI to limit information disclosure, and several other agencies.
And EPIC is hardly the only organization suing the federal government for its lack of transparency, and then getting paid back for it.
Seth Rosenfeld, a journalist who battled with the FBI over his FOIA requests for over 25 years, secured almost half a million dollars in two cases resulting in the release of 30,000 documents. Roger Hall, a military researcher, won $414,478 from the Central Intelligence Agency after a decade-long battle for the release of documents on Vietnam War POWs.
The American Civil Liberties Union was paid $1.65 million in attorney's fees midway through its epic case against the Department of Defense for refusing to disclose information and photos of soldiers torturing inmates from the Abu Ghraib prison, part of which is still pending, according to ACLU attorney Alex Abdo.


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The Ryans keep breakfasts simple with pre-made breakfast casseroles, yogurt, and fruit. When it comes time to eat dinner, Rob or Kortney — whoever is home at the time — warms up some of the grilled meat and fixes a simple side from their stash of frozen veggies, bagged salad, and baked potatoes. On a busy night when they've gotten home late from Lee's swim practice and still have homework to fit in, a nutritious dinner can be served in 10 minutes. Mid-week, when they run out of already-prepared food, Rob does another round of batch cooking on the grill to carry them through the rest of the week.
Even in the midst of busy lives, the Ryans prove it's possible to fix simple yet nutritious meals. "Eating healthy doesn't require a complex recipe or a crazy amount of time," Kortney says. It just takes a little bit of planning and a spare hour or two on the weekend. If they can do it with two full-time jobs, a cattle farm, six rental properties, and two kids, there's hope for the rest of us, too.
Rob and Kortney Ryan and sons Lee and Jeremiah live a busy life in Shelby County.
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"The Black Gash" Young Adult Thriller by L. Chambers Wright
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Ash volunteered for the courthouse reorganization to gain a few credits for college. A future attorney, he anticipates a fascinating few months of studying courtroom proceedings and practices. What he's given is several months of hard work inside a cramped and humid storage room, far from the air conditioned courtroom and the bench.
He stumbles across the records of an old trial where Annabelle Lynch was hanged for a massacre. He can't believe the girl in the portrait was capable of such brutality. Intrigued, he begins to delve through her records in an effort to see what really happened. They called her a witch. They hated her. He's certain their animosity was primitive and unfounded.
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They say he's doomed to run the train for eternity, and if you're caught, he'll take you with him. They say his only love was his precious Black Diamond. They say because of his cruelty in life, his death would be the cruelest imaginable. They say now he's merely a captain on a train that transports the devil. Josie is a sole survivor of a prank gone wrong and finds out that some histories are far more than just memories. She is suspected of a crime she didn't commit inside a town that hides many secrets. Sometimes history comes back and some legacies you can't escape.
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DHIC and Presbyterian Homes plan to finance the project using tax-exempt bonds and low-income housing tax credits from the NC Housing Finance Agency. The Raleigh City Council on Tuesday also approved $2.8 million in subordinate financing for the project.
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How Much Does It Cost to Charge An Electric Car?
Electric vehicles (EVs) are steadily coming into their own on American roads. In 2017, EV's were the 24th best selling car in the US, with 199,826 vehicles sold. With cars and transportation eating up a big chunk of your annual income, many folks want to know more about how much it costs to charge an electric car and what the costs are for a charging system. The numbers are really surprising.
How long to charge an electric car?
The amount of time it takes to charge an electric car depends on several factors like battery size (rated in kWh), power acceptance rate (the rate at which the battery can store incoming power), and the amount of power that can flow through the charging system.
There are two levels of charging systems:
Level 1 — 110 volt household plug. These are handy because they're inexpensive and portable. Unfortunately, they can take up to 71 hours to fully charge a car. Most hybrid cars use a 110 volt charging system due to their smaller battery capacity.
Level 2 — 240 volt supply. Hard wired is best but more expensive. Portable systems are also available (they use a heavy duty 240 plug like an electric dryer). Power usage ranges from 24 amps (portable) to 40 amps (hard wired). Charge times are between 3 and 12 hours.
How much do electric car home charging stations cost?
The good news is that installing a hard-wired home Electric Vehicle Service Equipment (EVSEs ) is fairly simple. Your home electric service panel should be able to handle an additional 40 amp 240 volt breaker. That's basically like adding an another electric dryer line. You'll also need electric conduit and the proper weather resistant 8/3 wire to run it to your garage (UF-B outdoor wire if your garage is detached or if it's an outside hook up).
The home EVSE charger runs about $350 to $900 depending on how much power it's designed to handle, conveniences like WiFi, and how long the charging cable is. Add in a skilled electrician and, depending on your situation, the electric car charger installation could cost another $1,000. The good news is that many electric utilities are still offering incentives that discount the installation costs if you hire a professional. These discounts vary from state to state.
How many electric car charging stations are there in the U.S.?
Some EV critics still say that you can't drive your electric car across the U.S. because there aren't enough charging stations. That assertion has long been left behind in the dust. Currently, there are charging stations available along every interstate highway within one hour's distance of each other. That means you can drive your brand new electric car from Columbus to Harrisburg (even on the Pennsylvania Turnpike) and find plenty of opportunities to get a charge. Plus, there are plenty of charge station map apps available for your smart device.
How much does it cost to charge your EV?
Yet again, it depends. Not every location has the same electric rate. A recent University of Michigan study showed that northeastern states with high electricity rates have relatively lower cost ratio of gas-fueled vehicles to electric vehicles. In Connecticut, for example, the cost ratio between gas and electric vehicles was 1.5 — a gas-fueled car would need an average mpg of 37.5 to compete with an electric vehicle. In Washington State it was much different; the ratio was 3.602 and a gas fueled car would need to get 90 mpg to compete with the EV.
So, while you may need to "fill up the battery" more often than a gas powered vehicle, EVs are still cheaper to fuel.
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Multiply that number by 25 miles and the price is 90¢. Compare that to a car that gets 25 mpg with gas now costing $2.50/gallon.
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