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Publish Date August 11, 2014
Permanent Makeup: Apply It Once, Then Fuhgetaboutit…for the Rest of Your Life!
Tired of filling in your sparse eyebrows every day? Is your eyeliner not dramatic enough? Do you need to add definition to your lips? Are you sick of having to put on a fresh coat of lipstick throughout the day, every time it smudges?
Well, there are a bunch of companies out there that advertise the virtues of permanent makeup, promising to "enhance your natural beauty" so that you can "wake up each day with perfectly applied makeup" and have "a healthy, youthful appearance." Companies with names like Forever Fabulous say that permanent makeup is the answer for "anyone who wants to improve their appearance, self-confidence, and have the convenience of lip color, eyebrows and eyeliner that won't rub off or smear."
One and Done
Permanent makeup is also known as permanent cosmetics, cosmetic tattooing, dermapigmentation, reconstructive pigmentation, and micropigmentation. The bottom line is that permanent makeup is actually a tattoo: permanent pigmentation of the dermis.
The field of permanent cosmetics is a growing industry that came into its own in the late 1970s when tattoo artists began offering "cosmetic tattooing." Advancements came out in the 1980s as training programs were implemented throughout the country, and it's been growing in popularity ever since. The diverse group of practitioners who have added this specialty to their portfolio of services includes electrologists, estheticians, tattoo artists, cosmetologists, nurses certified in aesthetic skin care, and physicians who are licensed skin care specialists and board certified in micropigmentation. To date, hundreds of thousands of women and men have had permanent makeup procures performed.
The appeal of permanent makeup is that you can rise every morning with perfectly designed eyebrows, stunningly defined eyes, and sensual-looking lips without lifting a finger. Companies promise that permanent makeup won't wear off, and they market this cosmetic procedure to busy people who want to look their best at all times.
Other than for aesthetic enhancement, people obtain permanent makeup because it can camouflage scars, including scars left from burns or surgery. It can also conceal white spots like those caused by vitiligo. Permanent makeup is also used after breast surgery to restore or enhance the breast's areola. People may opt for permanent eyebrows if they've lost them due to old age, chemotherapy, or a disease such as alopecia totalis. Permanent lip liner can correct uneven lips and provide a fuller appearance.
The procedure for lips, lip liner, eyebrows, and eyeliner is similar to applying a body tattoo; color is injected using a tattoo machine, and remains in the skin permanently. There's also a specialized rotary pen–type machine that's used for permanent makeup application. Pigments created from approved compounds are manufactured specifically for use in permanent cosmetics. Definition is rendered to lips, eyelids, and eyebrows utilizing various styles and colors, from soft, natural-looking lash enhancement to sharply defined lines.
Some patients prefer both upper and lower eyeliner; others choose to have permanent eyeliner applied to either the upper or the lower eyelid. A local anesthetic is typically injected for lip work, but not for eyeliner or eyebrow application. When first applied, some colors appear dark while others look too bright because the color remains in the outmost epidermal layers. But over time, excess pigment sheds and a layer of healed skin on top of the pigment masks and softens the initial color as the upper layers of epidermis are replaced by new epidermal cells. Even though the color is permanent, one can always apply a different color of lipstick over the permanent color as a change of pace, whenever the mood strikes.
Permanent makeup is just as safe as tattooing any other part of the body. Performed properly by a trained clinician, with single-use sterilized needles for each application, there is limited risk for disease transmission. Only a very small percentage of patients with permanent makeup will experience skin irritation or cutaneous swelling if they have an MRI, due to iron oxide in the pigment. Permanent makeup costs about $250 to $500 or more depending on where applications are applied.
Initial swelling and oozing occur after application. Outer healing for eye procedures takes about 3 to 6 days and about 7 to 10 days for lip procedures. Inner healing takes approximately 1 to 2 months. Colors continue to soften and should look natural by that time. Multiple sessions may be required. If that's the case, the patient must wait a full 2 months for the first application site to heal completely. Certain medications like Accutane can adversely affect color integrity, as can overexposure to the sun.
There are a few inconveniences one must endure in order for the traumatized tissue to heal. For example, patients are instructed to use cold packs to minimize swelling. They're also advised not to sleep face down on a pillow, not to peel or pick at the scab, not to expose the wound to sun or light from a tanning bed, and not to scrub harshly. There's also no swimming allowed for at least 2 weeks. Obviously, no cosmetics should be worn anywhere on the face, and OTC pain killers can help during the healing process. Aftercare kits include eye drops, ointments, cotton pads for rinsing and patting the wound dry, plus a supply of straws for eating and drinking during the lip-healing process.
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Removal of permanent makeup is more painful and laborious than the actual application; it's the same process as when one wants to remove any other tattoo. Common removal techniques include surgery, laser resurfacing (basically a bleaching process), and dermabrasion. Camouflaging, which is adding new pigment to counteract the original tattoo color in order to emulate normal skin color, is considered the least effective method. So buyer beware.
The popularity of permanent makeup in some segments of our society speaks to people in an era that expects the ultimate in modern technological convenience and the elimination of everyday drudgery.
Gordon S. Permanent makeup isn't always pretty. ABC News website. June 27, 2013. http://abcnews.go.com/Health/Healthday/story?id=4507730.
Permanent makeup FAQ. SPCP website. http://www.spcp.org/thinking-of-getting-a-cosmetic-tattoo/permanent-makeup-faq/.
Permanent makeup at permanent makeup cosmetics (up to 60% off). Three options available. Groupon website. http://www.groupon.com/deals/permanent-makeup-cosmetics?utm_campaign=us_dt_sea_ggl_txt_ttt_sr_cbp_ch1_nbr_k%2Apermanent+makeup+cosmetics_m%2Ab_d%2Anew-york-rtc-root_g%2Artc-permanent-makeup-cosmetics-broad_c%2A44163172243_ap%2A1t1&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google.
Permanent makeup. Aura of Beauty website. http://www.auraofbeauty.info/instructions.html.
Skin Care of NJ website. http://www.skincareofnj.com/.
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Tags Machine Learning
Five AI Startup Predictions for 2017
Author Posted on March 3, 2017 July 10, 2020
Bots go bust
Deep learning goes commodity
AI is cleantech 2.0 for VCs
MLaaS dies a second death
Full stack vertical AI startups actually work
With AI in a full-fledged mania, 2017 will be the year of reckoning. Pure hype trends will reveal themselves to have no fundamentals behind them. Paradoxically, 2017 will also be the year of breakout successes from a handful of vertically-oriented AI startups solving full-stack industry problems that require subject matter expertise, unique data, and a product that uses AI to deliver its core value proposition.
Over the past year a mania has risen up around 'bots.'
In the technical community, when we talk about bots, we usually mean software agents which tend to be defined by "four key notions that distinguish agents from arbitrary programs; reaction to the environment, autonomy, goal-orientation and persistence."
Enterprises have decided to usurp the term 'bot' to be mean 'any form of business process automation' and create the term 'RPA', robotic process automation.
While business process automation will of course continue to play out for decades to come, the current mania around 'bots' defined as conversational interfaces over voice and chat will begin its collapse in 2017. Here's why:
The social vs. personalization wars in consumer internet provide a good guiding light. Ultimately the winning personalization platform was facebook, which was the winning social platform. People still like to interact with other people for most things, and i suspect that many of the chatbots will go the same way as the non-social media platforms that tried to bet on personalization without social curation. A lot of the thinking around bots is naively utilitarian and lacks the social intelligence to recognize the range of human needs being met by person-to-person interaction. For this reason, most bots will fail to retain users even if they can attract them initially.
There are a lot of misguided signals being drawn from the global messaging app boom, the rise of slack, and the success of certain interactions on platforms in china like weibo. A lot of folks have extrapolated from these trends to bet on platforms like AI-powered digital personal assistant. Per #1 above, these social platforms are solving for both utilitarian and emotional needs, and it's not clear that we can extrapolate from this setting and apply it to pure utility AI-driven chatbots.
Conversational interfaces are often very inefficient to accomplish tasks as compared to other more visual solutions. Conversational interfaces are interesting and have been around in the HCI community for decades. There are certain applications where conversational interfaces are awesome, but in reality i think we'll see that for the vast majority of applications, there are far more efficient interfaces to get things done.
Note that none of my reasons for the bot bust state that 'the AI isn't good enough yet.' The issue with most systems like siri is more that they're poorly implemented. We can build many interesting bot interfaces using modern techniques, the bigger issue in my mind is that its not clear humans want to use them.
Deep learning is in full mania right now. For those without much of a sense of what various AI terms mean, deep learning is part of machine learning, which is part of of AI. Deep learning is not a different thing, its just a cool body of work that's yielding state of the art results for lots of important problems, and so people are rightly availing themselves of it. If you want to understand the longitudinal picture here and how deep learning fits into the ever-evolving AI landscape, I wrote about this last fall.
Deep learning startup acquihires have replaced the iOS mobile apps startups of 5 years ago. A bunch of companies were blindsided by the ability of deep learning, especially for computer vision, to generate superior results and tackle new problems. As a result, we've witnessed a major wave of Google, Facebook, Twitter, Uber, Microsoft, and Salesforce running out an aggressive M&A strategy to fill the gaps.
So if this is so important and highly sought after, why do i think it's going commodity this year? NIPS 2016 and the overall conference circuit of 2016. It's very clear that deep learning is everywhere now. There are so many grad students coming out now with these skills. Four years ago the story was dramatically different. The market has adjusted to create more supply.
Now, all this being said, i need to make a clarifying statement. I am suggesting that deep learning will become more commodity among machine learning people this year, but i am not suggesting that machine learning itself will become commodity. The premiums on machine learning talent will still be incredibly high. The premiums on deep learning startup acquihires that we've seen in past few years will collapse after the second tier of tech companies and those outside tech (like the folks in detroit) finish their current wave of acquisitions. I expect a steady flow of late adopters this year coming in with dumb money, but that later in the year we may see that this wave of m&a deals starts to slow.
Let's recall the salient properties of the recent cleantech bust that I think apply equally to AI.
Cleantech isn't a market, it's a cross cutting concern. Issues of climate change and sustainability are very serious issues and incredibly worthy ones to think about both as causes and for profit businesses. A cross-cutting concern isn't a business though, a business is something that sells a product or service that customers want to buy. Tesla and solar city are arguably success stories for cleantech, but note that they are both 'full stack businesses' — a car company and a solar energy company respectively. So when cleantech is an element of a full stack company selling a real product into a real market, it works, but cleantech for cleantech's sake doesn't work because it doesn't start from the premise of a customer need. Great businesses start with customer need. Great missionary businesses start with a vision defined by customer need, and incorporate a mission that aligns to satiating the need. An organization with a societal mission but without a customer-centered vision is at best a moderately effective philanthropic organization. Great business put customer needs first, not a cross-cutting technology trend, even if its a missionary one.
Green energy isn't a market, energy is. Solar is king and growing fast — because now it works economically. When Warren Buffett and Elon Musk are competing over a market, that's likely a sign that it makes good business sense. Both view sustainability as an important mission, but also understand that it has to make sense as a business and for the customer first, and the mission much be achieved in service of the needs of the businesses customers and employees. Nothing is more ironic than an unsustainable business with a mission of sustainability.
Self-important save-the-world mentality. In cleantech, there was a lot of the hubristic knight-in-shining-armor attitude that is characteristic of tech manias. In AI over the past couple years, we've started to see self-aggrandizing AI ethics committees and the like, people talking about what to do when the robots take all the jobs, and so on. It's the attitude that those working in and around AI are now responsible for shepherding all human progress just because we're working on something that matters. This haze of hubris blinds people to the fact that they are stuck in an echo chamber where everyone is talking about the tech trend rather than the customer needs and the economics of the businesses. This toxic reality distortion field is what allows the mania to draw large numbers of smart but self-important people into the impending web of doom.
Cleantech and AI are both deeply technical problems, and a startup and VC community increasingly trained up on consumer internet and trivial SaaS services is increasingly incapable of adequately evaluating investment opportunities in deeply technical domains. Driven by the state of hubris outlined in #3, people dive in after reading a few blog posts and hearing a few pitches. Linked profiles are duly updated, and an era of ephemeral experts are born.
So how does this play out?
I have a theory that the information era of the economy fundamentally changed the mania-panic cycles we've experienced throughout human history. As a former hedge fund guy, I have read all the great books on financial history and market psychology. It's been interesting to track how things have evolved differently since the mid-90's.
I think that the rapid increase in social interaction and spread of information online created a self-heisenberging effect that pulls manias up to the front of a business cycle before it even really begins. Consumer internet is a great example, where the 90's pre-mainia lead to a 2000 crash just as the actual business cycle was getting started. Two years later in 2002, Google, which had started in 1998, was hiring up all the talent at the bottom of the bust and defining the real business cycle for consumer internet.
Four years after cleantech was pronounced dead by wired, solar is cleanest and cheapest source of energy, Elon and Warren are all over it. Tesla and solar city are becoming a full stack cleantech empire.
So I think we are in this pre-mania for AI startups right now. Most of what I see out there right now is going to fail in the same ways that AI startups have been failing for 10 years now. There is a very tiny community of folks that have been doing AI startups for 10 years or more, and the batch that are diving in at the top of this pre-mania are making the same mistake that cleantechs did — they are diving into AI instead of diving into a customer need.
AI startups right now are mostly hammers looking for nails. As this becomes more evident over the next 12-24 months, and the bigcos exhaust and ramp down their appetite for AI acquihires just as they did for mobile app dev shops, I suspect that we start to see potential founders and VCs realize that something is off. At that point, I will get fewer AI startup pitches on linkedin from people who have decided to get into AI in the past 12 months.
Machine Learning as a Service is an idea we've been seeing for nearly 10 years and it's been failing the whole time.
The bottom line on why it doesn't work: the people that know what they're doing just use open source, and the people that don't will not get anything to work, ever, even with APIs.
Many very smart friends have fallen into this tarpit. Those who've been gobbled up by bigcos as a way to beef up ML teams include Alchemy API by IBM, Saffron by Intel, and Metamind by Salesforce. Nevertheless, the allure of easy money from sticking an ML model up behind an API function doesn't fail to continue attracting lost souls.
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are all trying to sell a MLaaS layer as a component of their cloud strategy. I've yet to see startups or bigcos using these APIs in the wild, and I see a lot of AI usage in the wild so its doubtful that its due to the small sample size of my observations.
Whether services from the big cloud providers or from startups, the end will be the same, as they go sideways this year. Cloud providers will leave the services on but they won't be big money makers, the MLaaS startups will start meeting their demise this year as growth goes sideways and appetite to double down on them dries up.
The problem here is a very practical matter; the MLaaS solutions have no customer segment — they serve neither the competent nor the incompetent customer segment.
The competent segment: you need machine learning people to build real production machine learning models, because it is hard to train and debug these things properly, and it requires a mix of understanding both theory and practice. These machine learning people tend to just use the same open source tools that the MLaaS services offer. So this knocks out the competent customer segment.
The incompetent segment: the incompetent segment isn't going to get machine learning to work by using APIs. They are going to buy applications that solve much higher level problems. Machine learning will just be part of how they solve the problems. It's hard enough to bring in the technical competence to do machine learning internally, and its much much harder to bring in the 'data product' talent that can help you identify the right problems and means to productize machine learning solutions. the incompetent segment includes everyone outside of tech companies with established strong machine learning and data product teams. yes, that means the entire global business world across every industry. Its quite a large segment. If you buy into the "software is eating the world" thesis, then you think that every company in every industry more or less has to become a tech company at some level. The same will be true for becoming a data company. There's already a very wide gap in technical competence between top tech companies like google and facebook and the top companies in each industry outside tech. This gap is dramatically wider when it comes to data competence.
I have been working with AI for nearly 20 years, and building silicon valley AI startups for nearly 10. I'm a cofounding partner of DCVC, a leading AI and data focused VC. My experience makes me both broadly excited and soberly focused on full stack vertical AI applications.
I'm broadly excited because I think that every industry will be transformed by AI. I'm soberly focused because low level task-based AI gets commoditized quickly. I think that if you're not solving a full stack problem that's high level enough, then you will be stuck in a commoditized world of lower level AI services, and you are going to have to be acquired or wind down due to lack of traction.
Vertical AI startups solve full-stack industry problems that require subject matter expertise, unique data, and a product that uses AI to deliver its core value proposition.
While most of the machine learning talent works in consumer internet giants and related general tech companies, massive and timely problems are lurking in every major industry outside tech. If you believe the 'software is eating the world' hypothesis, then every company in every industry will need to become a tech company.
When you focus on a vertical, you can find high level customer needs that we can meet better with AI, or new needs that can't be met without AI. These are terrific business opportunities, but they require much more business savvy and subject matter expertise. The generally more technical crowd starting AI startups tend to have neither, and tend to not realize the need for or have the humility to bring in the business and subject matter expertise required to 'move up the stack' or 'go full stack' as I like to call it.
New full stack vertical AI startups are popping up in financial services, life sciences and healthcare, energy, transportation, heavy industry, agriculture, and materials. These startups will solve high level domain problems powered by proprietary data and machine learning models. Some of these will hit 100M in ARR in 2017-2018. These full stuck AI startups will be to AI as Tesla and Solar City were to cleantech.
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We're not just talking about a wacky haircut or a bunch of facial tattoos that will make you stand out from all your clone brothers, although that could certainly be a part of the fun. We were thinking about something a little edgier—something that would really get to Emperor Palpatine and his puppets in the senate.


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Coyoacán & University City together make up two of the most important parts of Mexico City.
Coyoacán is famous in its own right. One of the classic pre-Columbian towns, it's been a home to a succession of famous personalities. It was always a charming day in the country for visitors and city residents alike. Click here to zero in on the Centro de Coyoacán.
The Nahuatl name probably means "place of coyotes." Hernán Cortés used the area as his headquarters during his conquest of the Tenochtitlan, and it was the first capital of New Spain for those early years.
Coyoacán remained independent until well into the 19th century, only becoming part of the Federal District in 1857. By the mid-20th century, something of Coyoacán's charm was tamed when farms, former lakes, and forests were turned into city. But lots of neighborhoods retain the layouts, plazas, and narrow streets of those early towns and villages.
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Our Telekom has donated funds towards a retention wall project. Photo credit: Our Telekom.
The Special Development School of the Solomon Islands Red Cross Society receives 10- Thousand from Our Telekom for its school project.
The donation was made in response to a request from the Working Committee to the company for the donation to support built a retention wall to stop a landslide behind their classroom at rifle range.
The School is accommodating 1-hundred intellectual challenged children throughout Honiara, from areas as far as Bonege to Henderson in the east.
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The International Monetary Fund on Wednesday proffered options to sustain Nigeria's economic recovery, warning that despite exiting recession recently, the country's economy remained vulnerable to shocks.
After contracting for five consecutive quarters since January 2016, the National Bureau of Statistics said in its second quarter 2017 gross domestic product (GDP) report that the country's economy had recovered with a new 0.55 per cent growth rate.
The NBS data showed that the new growth rate (year-on-year) was 2.04 per cent higher than the rate in the corresponding quarter of 2016 (-1.49 per cent) and higher by 1.46 per cent points recorded in the preceding quarter.
The figures were revised to –0.91 per cent from –0.52 per cent due to revisions to crude output for March 2017.
The IMF said the recovery came on the back of new foreign exchange measures by government, rising global crude oil prices, attractive yields on government securities, a tighter monetary policy and increased reserves to a four-year high level of about $43 billion as at last February.
Other factors include policies to contain inflationary pressures, with economic growth reaching 0.8 per cent in 2017, driven mainly by recovering oil production capacity, while inflation declined to 15.1 per cent year-on-year by January 2018, from 18.5 per cent at December 2016.
But, at the conclusion of its 2018 Article IV Consultation on Monday, the Executive Board of the international finance agency in its assessment report on Wednesday said the reforms, which inspired the country's exit from recession, failed to impact non-oil non-agricultural growth, lower inflation close to single digits, contain banking sector vulnerabilities or reduced unemployment.
Although it commended the country's strides in implementing a National Economic Recovery and Growth Plan, the IMF said the government was still required to initiate urgent, comprehensive and coherent policy actions to curb these vulnerabilities.
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Noting improved efforts in tax administration with the introduction of the Voluntary Assets & Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS) to grant amnesty to tax defaulters, the directors underlined the need for more ambitious tax policy measures, including a reform in the value‑added tax, increasing excises, and rationalising tax incentives.
Already, government is considering increasing the VAT rate from the current five per cent to about 15 per cent before the end of the year.
Besides, it emphasised the need for government to consider implementing "an automatic fuel price‑setting mechanism, sound cash and debt management, improved transparency in the oil and gas sector, increased monitoring of the fiscal position of state and local governments, and substantially scaled-up social safety nets to support the adjustment."
The IMF urged the CBN to continue its monetary policy tightening until inflation was within the target single digit range as well as continue to strengthen monetary policy framework and its transparency.
Specifically, it asked the CBN to consider introducing a higher monetary policy rate, which has remained unchanged for eight consecutive times at 14 per cent last January.
It also called for a "symmetric application of reserve requirements by the government, while curbing direct financing in the economy by the CBN through intervention programmes that appeared to have distracted its focus on the primary mandates of monetary policy and financial systems stability."
Other recommendations included containing the rising banking sector risks, particularly central banks' commitment to help increase capital buffers, by stopping dividend payments by weak banks; review of asset quality to identify potential capital needs and enhanced risk‑based banking supervision as well as strict enforcement of prudential requirements.
"Structural reform implementation should continue to lay the foundation for a diversified private‑sector‑led economy, while building on recent improvements in the business environment, implementing the power sector recovery plan, investing in infrastructure, accelerating efforts to strengthen anti‑corruption and transparency initiatives, and updating and implementing the financial inclusion and gender strategies remain essential," the IMF directors said.
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DP Harbor CDP Appeal Hearing
BREAKING NEWS: Dana Point City Council Denies CDP Appeal, Approves Permit for Commercial Core Construction
As you know, the Dana Point Planning Commission's approval last month of the building permit (CDP) for our Harbor's reconstruction was appealed to the City Council. Tonight the City Council heard the appeal, with many public speakers advocating for and against approval of the appeal. It was a marathon meeting.
The City Council had three choices tonight: 1) Deny the appeal outright, permitting construction to commence; 2) Approve the appeal (deny the permit) and send the permit application back to the County for further revision, and probable project redesign; or 3) Deny the appeal (approve construction), but attach conditions to the permit to address boater concerns.
Your Dana Point Boaters Association publicly advocated for option 3) Deny the appeal (and approval of the permit) with conditions to be met before construction could commence. We will elaborate later (after getting some sleep), but our conditions consisted of refinements to boater parking management during and after construction, a publicly-disclosed finance plan that avoided an unfair burden on our boaters, and adjustments to the day use and dry boat storage plan. You can read our letters to the Dana Point City Council by (Clicking Here).
Here's the deal... If the City Council had approved the appeal and returned the application to the County for revision, we would face lengthy delays and significant additional expense as the Revitalization Plan went back to the drawing board (it's already been 17 years in the making). We're talking possibly years and likely hundreds of thousands of dollars in additional expense before the CDP application passed through the approval gauntlet once again. If the City Council simply denied the appeal, the CDP application would certainly be appealed again, this time to the California Coastal Commission. Yet another delay, though not as lengthy or expensive as an outright denial of the building permit by the City. Or they could have attached conditions to their approval of the permit, thereby addressing boater concerns while also avoiding additional appeals (time and money) - in our assessment, this was the most effective outcome.
So the City Council did the second best thing. They didn't send the application back to the County for revision (delays and money), but they didn't give us a shortcut and approve the building permit with our conditions. So what's next?
The CDP approval will certainly be appealed yet again (the City Council publicly conceded to this), at which time all players' concerns will be heard again before the Coastal Commission. We will be there. While we had hoped to avoid this detour, we will use this opportunity to again request our conditions be attached to the Coastal Commissions' approval of the CDP to commence construction of our new harbor.
To be clear, we favor Harbor Revitalization. We need it. You want it. But we need to grasp at the last opportunities to avoid further loss of boater resources. Our ideal outcome (at this stage in the game) is to convince the Coastal Commission to approve the CDP with conditions that address our remaining concerns about financing, boater parking and traffic management, and dry boat storage.
Stick with us. Please. This is a challenging and complicated process with so many moving parts and competing interests.
Thank you for your support,
Your Dana Point Boaters Association
PS, you can find and read the finalized CDP application & supporting documents on our DPBA website at http://danapointboaters.org/cdplandside.php.
Please Remember, to keep Dana Point boaters voice strong, we need your support.
As public hearings on the "finalized" DPH Commercial Core CDP proceed, as behind-the-scenes meetings are held, as decisions are made on the future of your harbor, whose voice do you want in the room?
Please make a donation to your Dana Point Boaters Association by Clicking Here.
At the Dana Point Boaters Association, our mission is to advocate for the preservation, enhancement, and expansion of affordable recreational boating. We strive to improve the family-friendly atmosphere and breadth of water-oriented activities we all enjoy in our harbor. As Dana Point boater advocates, our strength comes from your support and participation. We are proud of the achievements we've made together on behalf of our boating community, and we won't give up. But we can't do it without you.
Questions should be directed by email to (Officers@DanaPointBoaters.org). Or call us at (949) 485-5656 and leave a voice mail and we'll get back to you soon.
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The Dana Point Boaters Association advocates the preservation, enhancement, and expansion of affordable recreational boating resources. We work to improve the family friendly atmosphere and breadth of water-oriented actives we all enjoy in the harbor. We serve as the watchdog by ethically protecting the rights of all boaters and representing them when collective action is most effective. We actively gather information and communicate our views to educate boaters, external interests, and public officials. We build and maintain constructive, working relationships to achieve common goals with other harbor stakeholders. We will pass on our harbor to the next generation of recreational boaters in better condition than it is today.


A Turkish gold trader testified Thursday that he was told his scheme to move billions of dollars in Iranian oil profits in violation of U.S. sanctions was approved by Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
The testimony by Reza Zarrab in federal court in New York marks the first time the U.S. case has implicated Turkey's president, who had railed against the prosecution and lobbied senior U.S. officials to release Zarrab.
Zarrab implicated Erdogan in the scheme during his second day on the witness stand at the trial of his accused co-conspirator, Mehmet Hakan Atilla, deputy chief executive of Halkbank, which is majority-owned by the Turkish government.
Zarrab has pleaded guilty to orchestrating a multibillion-dollar conspiracy to evade U.S. sanctions against Iran by disguising money transfers so they would appear to be legitimate gold trades. U.S. authorities say bank officials such as Atilla helped conceal the arrangement.
On Thursday, prosecutors showed the jury a transcript of a 2012 call in which Zarrab talked about which banks would be used for such transactions.
"Mr. Prime Minister and Ali Babacan [the Turkish treasury minister] gave approval,'' Zarrab said, according to the transcript.
Zarrab said he was told of the approvals by the then-economy minister, Mehmet Zafer Caglayan.
Zarrab testified on Wednesday that he paid about $60 million in bribes to Caglayan to allow the sanctions-busting scheme to proceed.
Turkish officials have denied any wrongdoing by Caglayan or others, and the trial has angered that country's leaders.
On Thursday, Turkey's deputy prime minister, Bekir Bozdag, described the trial in New York as "theater" and said he did not expect any "justice" from the proceedings, according to the state-run Anadolu news agency.
His comments came before Zarrab's testimony implicating Erdogan.
Turkish officials have portrayed the case as a plot hatched by followers of Fethullah Gulen, a U.S.-based Turkish imam who is blamed by Erdogan for a failed coup attempt in 2016. Turkish officials have faulted U.S. prosecutors for relying on evidence they say was gathered by Gulen-linked police officers in Turkey.
"What justice can we expect from such a court?" Bozdag said Thursday. The goal of the trial, he said, is to "destroy the credibility" of Turkey's government and its president.


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When Julie Behar entered BU, she planned to become a speech pathologist. But a course in American Sign Language (ASL) proved life-changing, opening a door to a community and a culture senior Behar (Sargent) hadn't known about before. Her passion for ASL and serving the deaf community led her to decide to become an audiologist instead.
Historically, the deaf community has had strained relations with audiologists, who have often had a negative perception of ASL and a misinterpretation of deaf people's lives.
As she prepares to graduate, Behar sought the advice of a former teacher: Bruce Bucci, a Wheelock College of Education & Human Development instructor in the Deaf Studies program. Bucci is deaf and a native ASL speaker.
In the latest installment of our video series "Office Hours," Behar asks Bucci how she can become a better ally for the deaf community as she prepares to embark on her new career.
For many members of the local deaf community, the Missouri School for the Deaf was as much of a home as their parents' house. "I cherish that school," Graduate Rhoda Lee said.
Students still spend five days and nights per week, nine months of the year, living, learning and playing among peers and staff who understand them. Alumni now fear a proposal to place a new Callaway County Justice Center at Rice Hall could spell the end of MSD. They shared their concerns during a Friday forum at William Woods University.
WWU students in the American Sign Language interpretation program helped organize the forum, which was attended by MSD alumni, members of local government and other community members. Alumni quoted in this article spoke through interpreters.
"We're here to support the deaf community as allies, not as representatives," Brown said.
Rice Hall is currently owned by the State of Missouri, but a bill by Missouri Sen. Jeannie Riddle, R-Mokane, proposes selling the building. County commissioners have suggested acquiring the building and renovating it for use as a combined courthouse and jail.
Rice Hall is on the corner of campus, but is still only a block away from the elementary school dorms.
The deaf community's reaction was overwhelmingly negative.
"I never envisioned something like this happening," Alumnus Dave Eaker said.
The friends he's talked to about this situation, both hearing and deaf, have been similarly shocked, he said.
He pointed out that hearing parents contemplating sending their children to MSD don't have all the information. They may not understand how valuable a place like MSD can be: a community where everyone speaks your language and understands your challenges.
"When they're making choices, they're going to rely on what they already know," Eaker said.
When the first thing a parent sees is high fences and a jail on campus, it's going to make a bad first impression, he said.
"We already have a state hospital next to the school and I can tell you parents have reservations about allowing their children to live in that kind of environment," Ella Eakins, president of the MSD Alumni Association, said in a written statement.
Community members have serious safety concerns, as well.
"If you've got inmates on the loose and police that have to track them down, maybe with weapons drawn. I don't think that's a safe situation at the school," said Monielle Collins, who graduated from MSD in 2005.
Alumna Rhoda Lee pointed out that deaf children are vulnerable in ways their hearing peers are not — they can't hear shouts to get down, or a speeding car or running footsteps.
"Even if a security fence is put around both the properties, the jail and the school, it is not fair to ask the MSD students to be treated as if they were the ones in jail," 1967 graduate Norma Vickers said.
She added that during her own school days, Fulton locals sometimes assumed MSD and the adjacent Fulton State Hospital were part of the same campus, increasing the stigma against the deaf students. Adding a jail would compound the issue, she fears.
CASTRO VALLEY, California — There's a sweet and unexpected ending to a story about a little girl who had her hearing aids stolen when her school was burglarized.
Seven-year-old Alicia Lyding is deaf and uses hearing aids. While at school, she uses a device called a Phonak, which attaches to her aids and helps her hear her teacher clearly. When her elementary school was burglarized earlier this month, the school-provided Phonak devices were also taken.
One week ago, when ABC7 contacted the county's sheriff's office for information on the burglary, along with another one at a nearby church, Sgt. Ray Kelly jumped into action, offering to pay Alicia a visit in show of the department's support for catching the person who took her Phonak. He and his colleagues rolled up to Alicia's home to surprise her with a ride in a department vehicle, toys and a promise to do everything possible. Alicia was thrilled, especially because her mother, Meghan, says her daughter wants to be a "police girl" when she grows up.
While this could have very well been the end of the story, it was far from over.
"The news lady came to talk to me!" I love ❤ this book 📚 you drew for me, Alicia! 😊 This deaf 7-year old had her hearing devices stolen & the guy who admitted to doing it…wrote her an apology letter!
Hands spoke louder than words in the Newman Auditorium as a master American Sign Language (ASL) storyteller engaged the audience with poems and advanced signing techniques.
National Theatre of the Deaf graduate, Ian Sanborn broke down the steps to his artistic process through animated features that included facial expressions, body movement and rhythm. He shared his passionate through movement to an active, enthusiastic crowd of 40 Santa Rosa Junior College students, several of them deaf or hard of hearing.
After the event, Sanborn explained the numerous applications of creative storytelling through ASL documentaries, dramas and educational content. He believes that ASL students can learn to expand on traditional language through creative storytelling.
Sanborn has presented at Deaf West Theatre in North Hollywood, Calif., and directed several productions for the Little Theatre of The Deaf, which is part of National Theatre of the Deaf located in the West Hartford, Conn. Sanborn expresses his creative spirit online by demonstrating his theatre work and providing educational videos, primarily for children, who are deaf or hard of hearing.
On Monday, Sandborn demonstrated his mastery of theatrical ASL movements and classifiers. His gestures were amplified by his energy and enthusiasm, while also providing ASL words through graceful swaying of his arms.
Some of the stories provided required translation, but when he performed his poem "Leaves" no interpreter was required or necessary. The crowd fixated on his every move, unable to look away. Although there was sign-language subtext to the poem, his performance turned into a one-man play that captivated even the non-ASL attendees.
In "Leaves," Sanborn told the story of a rabbit, birds and a developing tree. The unspoken narrative of the poem was the blossoming of this tree in spring, then transitioning through the seasons to lose its leaves to gusts of wind in the fall.
Some of Sanborn's movements were so dramatic the audience was unable to hold back chuckles or full-on laughter. Sanborn's control of the mood throughout the auditorium was clear.
"It was inspiring," said ASL club president Marc Gonzalez-Martin. He said that Sanborn used ASL descriptions, known as classifiers, in a way that he had not been previously exposed to in class.
"I always saw classifiers as these really rigid things that you could use to tell stories, but now I see they're more flexible," Gonzalez-Martin said about what he learned from Sanborn.
Deaf studies major and ASL tutor Tyler O'Brien, 22, who was also one of four volunteers in Sanborn's activity, commented about his experience at the event.
SRJC ASL student Cecilia Lopez, 20, was amazed by Sanborn's performance and felt she learned a few things as well. She appreciated the uniqueness of the ASL-style poetry and said it resonated more with her than conventional poetry.
"I never really liked poetry — never really understood it — but with [ASL poetry] it's more like storytelling and something I can actually enjoy," Lopez said.
When asked what he likes most about his craft, Sanborn said it "keeps me young" and "has an impact on the audience." He truly enjoys entertaining people while providing useful tools for ASL students.
"All of that training that I have now becomes beneficial to sign language, to the community and to students," Sanborn said.
Sanborn explained how good it feels for him to express his passion with others. He described his inspiration to create and perform as a deep emotion that originates from within.
Sanborn has reached a notable audience through deaf community websites, and he continues to provide creative and educational videos to help deaf children and ASL students. His videos can be accessed on his YouTube channel here, or can be found by searching Ian Sanborn.