So it's no secret that I have bad scarring from acne as a teen. I was placed on roaccutane treatment from the age of 12/13 for roughly a year and a half and it completely cleared my skin, but unfortunately I was left with the scars that the NHS couldn't help with. I was continuously been in search of products and make up to help my skin become smoother and the scarring less prominent.
You name it I have tried it. Acid masks, Acid treatments, thick camouflage make up, a decent skin routine and even down to a change of diet and taking supplements. And though my skins appearance has been the best it's ever been I think my skins got to a point where I need a deeper and more in depth treatment to help.
I have had micro dermabrasion and a derma roller treatment that has helped, but this time I want to head towards a laser treatment.
Pulse light clinic are a London based clinic founded in 2000. The clinic was one of the first solely rosacea treatment clinics opened by Director Mary Maclean RGN.
The clinic has since expanded in many different areas of laser treatments including hair removal and acne treatments, using the most advanced technology coupled with techniques that ensure results.
They constantly researching and testing new lasers on the markets and hopes with this research and technology they can give a accurate and more trustworthy overview of the effectiveness of lasers for a multiple of treatments.
I went for my first consultation last night to chat about what would work best, to test out the laser we felt most suited my needs and to start an adventure to get my scarring gone.
The clinic is right near Fenchurch Street which is a stone's throw from Bank station. Easy to find I was met with a clean space that felt calm and I instantly felt at ease. After filling in forms, I was taken in a room and explained the process. The laser best suited would be their iconic laser. It's a fast, simple and effective treatment option that has technology that minimises downtime and recovery. It was explained how it would feel, a simple pin prick on the skin, but to bear in mind I would have in fact thousands of points entering my skin and penetrating the deeper levels of my skin. The procedure involves the use of fractional laser light, which breaks down scar tissue and triggers the production of new tissue. Essentially scar tissue is dead, and these lasers almost wake them up from the dead and allow them to regenerate and reform newer cells, which should in turn make the skin smoother and clearer. I was informed I'd probably need 3 treatments to start, each spaced by 4/5 weeks, and due to the effects of the laser I'd probably see my scarring still changing after the initial first course of treatment. This is because the lasers penetrate deep down in the skin so the collagen produced will be making its way to the top layers of skin even after finishing a treatment. I liked the idea that it isn't just one quick fix but a progressive treatment that I'll still see the results of weeks or even months down the line.
I had to place on black out goggles but the side of face was tested with the machine. It was a little uncomfortable but there was hardly any pain. The part of my face being tested felt warm, and I did walk away with it extremely red but there wasn't any pain, just a small discomfort. Roughly 2/3 hours later the redness had gone, and the next day you couldn't even see a change. I'm excited to see the results of the test, but I could already see a slight change in my skin the morning after.
I was told to keep the area clean, and given some leaflets and walked away. It was so quick, effortless and easy.
As well as it's Fenchurch street location they also offer numerous other treatments at there clinic near Tottenham Court Road.
They have a fantastic video guide here to view.
I can't wait to test and trail with other companies and find the best company and treatment that suits myself and to continue the journey of acne scar removal.


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Q: VS Code Update Error / inno_updater.exe - application error Whenever I closed the program(vs code), I saw this Error dialog message.

inno_updater.exe - Application Error

My computer and program's information is that:
OS : Windows 8.1 Pro K 64bit (6.3, build 9600)
VS code version : 1.64.2 (16 March 2022)
I tried to solve this problem on Google and You tube.
I check the DirectX version.
DirectX version : DirectX11
And then, I check the latest version from the direct end user website.
However I restart my computer at many times, I can't find what is the problem.
I hope someone helps me~
Already I appreciated your kindness ~~~

A: Go to download the newest version of vscode and when the installer is asking you for the install directory, there is prepopulated install path
[something/something/Microsoft VS Code],
change it to  [something/something/Microsoft VS Code2(or whatever)] and it will probably work.
this is how I salvaged the situation :)

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Sat, Nov 29, 2014
Lamborghini Winter collection on sale at new Dubai store
Lamborghini's exclusive range of clothing and accessories for the winter are now available in the region, following the launch of the Middle East's first Lamborghini fashion store in Dubai, UAE.
The high-end Collezione Automobili Lamborghini store offers a range of choice clothing and accessories from the Italian luxury sports car manufacturer as well as the brand's first perfume.
Located at the Dubai Mall, the store was opened by Abdulaziz Al Rasheed Trading, a member of Saudi Arabia's Al Rasheed Group, with retail assets in the GCC and Lebanon.
"The philosophy behind the fashion line is synonymous with the Italian brand and the traits of Lamborghini supersports cars – pure, cutting edge and visionary," said Al Rasheed Group CEO Abdulaziz Al Rasheed.
"Dubai's strong appeal in the region as a city famed for the 'best of the best', makes it the perfect fit for Collezione Automobili Lamborghini stores, which we look to expand across the Middle East in the next few years. The location of our flagship store in the iconic Dubai Mall is fitting for one of Italy's most prestigious and internationally recognised brands."
"Our aim is to communicate the strength of our brand in terms of style, materials and cutting-edge design through our fashion and accessory collection," said Boris Puddu, Head of Collezione Automobili Lamborghini based in Sant'Agata Bolognese, Italy.
"Lamborghini is the most desirable super sports car brand. The customers are part of an exclusive club of Lamborghini enthusiasts, wearing the philosophy of an Italian marque."
The launch, on November 27, was further enhanced by a fashion show featuring the Automobili Lamborghini Fall-Winter Collection for 2014–2015, reflecting the core values of Lamborghini with superior quality and innovative fabrics, as well as featuring some of the design elements found in Lamborghini cars such as the distinctive hexagon theme.
"Lamborghini owners and enthusiasts in the UAE can now access clothing and accessories that reflect the Lamborghini lifestyle and allow them to express their passion for the brand and its heritage," Puddu concluded.
The store will sell the complete range of items, designed not only for Lamborghini owners but for the luxury consumer who values quality, style and elegance, according to the Italian marque.
Offering a total look for both men and children, exclusive accessories include carbon fiber bags and the brand's first perfume: Lamborghini L, in four fragrances.
Carter & White in Cannes
Pink Legacy goes on sale
Trends Shaping Luxury
Robinsons opens in Riyadh
'Peak of Luxury' dining in UAE by Bentley
Wed, Oct 3, 2018
New Viking Line vessel to launch in 2021
Mon, Sep 3, 2018
Tumi opens biggest boutique in region
Wed, Aug 1, 2018
In the name of love, $145m trip to moon
Roberto Cavalli debuts new retail concept
Tory Burch opens two stores in Riyadh
Amato Wows with White
A World of Rolex
Amouage Fragrance Imitates Art
Aquazzura Opens in Dubai

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EXOFIT tower climbing full body harness is the first of a new generation of harness constructed of high performance material used in mountaineering, scuba, and sky diving as well as in the military. Uses a breathable lining that immediately draws moisture away from the body. Lycra edging moves with the climber, preventing rubbing and chafing. One-handed quick connect buckles provide a memory fit. Vest style w/front & back D-Rings, belt w/back pads & side D rings. Seat sling. Medium.
Built-in shoulder, hip and leg padding that always stay in place.
Wrap around no-tangle design slips on like a vest, making it quicker and easier to put on.
PVC coated aluminum back and front D-rings, belt with pad and PVC coated aluminum side D-rings, seat sling with PVC coated suspension D-rings, Nomex/Kevlar fiber webbing and comfort padding, locking quick connect buckle leg straps.
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The Project was a Design and Build construction of a new extension building to the Wexham School campus to provide a learning Environment for local young people in the NEET (Not in Employment, Education or Training) category.
The project was funded by the Learning and Skills Council and was conceived to become the base for innovative curriculum studies, helping young people improve their education and future career prospects through short courses. The building was designed in collaboration with the teachers and students to help create a sustainable teaching centre which would represent the occupants' views of an enhanced learning environment. A new full height dance studio, a gallery, digital media suite, ceramics studio and changing rooms were constructed alongside new, general teaching areas. These facilities were built within a new, timber framed building topped with an environmentally friendly green roof.


The Pastel Society of Eastern Canada (PSEC)/Societe de Pastel de L'est du Canada will be marking its 20th anniversary this fall with special plans for their biennial international juried show to be held in Montreal October 30 through November 8. The show will feature 100 works of pastel, including a painting from each of the society's seven masters: W. Truman Hosner (U.S.), Claude Texier (France), and Canadians Horace Champagne, Denis Jacques, Marie Hélène Auclair, Juan Cristobal and Danielle Richard. In addition, the show will display one work from each American master pastelist who gave a workshop for PSEC in the last 10 years, a list that includes Sally Strand, Desmond O'Hagan, Margaret Dyer, Teresa Saia, Terri Ford and Richard McKinley. "A wall of American Masters at our show; I am thrilled!" says Reine Goodrow, PSEC exhibition chair.
Honoring a Canadian Master of the Medium: The society is also planning to honor the distinguished Canadian pastelist, Horace Champagne, as part of the anniversary celebration with a retrospective of the artist's works. "We are extremely excited about this," says Goodrow. "Mr. Champagne is very close to PSEC, present at every opening, giving workshops exclusively for our members, and genuinely loved by them for being the wonderfully generous and kind person that he is." Champagne was featured in the February 2009 issue of Pastel Journal (Click here to download the free article).
How YOU Can Participate in this Celebration of Pastel: As another way to mark the occasion, the PSEC has increased its top awards for the juried exhibition to $1,000 and $750. An estimated total of more than $5,000 is available for award-winners, including a $500 cash award, given by artist W. Truman Hosner in honor of Horace Champagne. The deadline for entry into the juried show is August 15. To find out more, visit the PSEC website.


After a short nap I returned to the concierge desk on the 6th floor to take care of the problem with the kids' bands. Once done I checked out the offerings in the Kilimanjaro Club Lounge for their Afternoon Tea which had begun at 3:00 and goes until 4:30. I was in a bit of a hurry though, as I was planning to take the Animal Kingdom Lodge Culinary Tour that began at 3:45. Therefore I only took a few photos. I believe that the previously shown cookies were still out, however I can not say with 100% certainty since I did not take a photo of them. I also failed to take photos of the beverages offered but I'm pretty sure they were the same water, lemonade, jungle juice, and iced tea that were out during their Afternoon Snack time, plus coffee and a variety of teas.
I took one of each of these and dropped off the plate in our room for the kids to enjoy.
Their review of the three was that the Rice Krispies treat and brownie were both good, but the scone was hard and dry. I think I recall there being clotted cream served, so the scone would have probably benefited from a dab of cream. I myself didn't partake of these treats because I was saving room for the Culinary Tour samples, the appetizers and desserts that would be offered at the lounge later, and our dinner at Sanaa.


Kickin' it with a Kickstarter Campaign!
Today marks a big event in the young history of our journals: we launched our Kickstarter campaign today! What is Kickstarter you might ask? It's the world's largest funding platform for creative projects. With that said, we're ready to move our journal business to the next level so we have inventory for the remaining 2014 cons we will be vending at plus online inventory as well.
We can use any and all support to keep this business going. We believe in it, we love it and we can't wait to share it with all con-goers! Take a look at our campaign and share, support, like, tweet…whatever you can do, we appreciate!
Philly Wizard World Here We Come!
We're taking the plunge with our very first show dedicated to the Con*Quest Adventure Journal™! Our journals will be available in booth 900 at Philadelphia Wizard World, along with tote bags, extra sleeves and extra pages.
You can pre-order your journal through our Esty shop for easy pick up in our booth. Just order here and we'll have it waiting for you.
We are also having a huge giveaway! Stop by our booth and enter to win 2 VIP passes for next year's Philadelphia Wizard World plus a $100 Amazon Gift Card! Second and third place prizes will also be awarded. We'll post complete details soon, so check back!
The Con*Quest Adventure Journal™is the new way to get your con on with pages for autographs, artist sketches, panel notes, favorite vendors plus sleeves to protect those photo-ops and pieces of artwork. Get one as soon as you get to the show and have a complete journal of everything you did at the show by the time you leave!
See you all in Philly!


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Describe "Set-JiraUser" -Tag 'Unit' {

    BeforeAll {
        Remove-Item -Path Env:\BH*
        $projectRoot = (Resolve-Path "$PSScriptRoot/../..").Path
        if ($projectRoot -like "*Release") {
            $projectRoot = (Resolve-Path "$projectRoot/..").Path
        }

        Import-Module BuildHelpers
        Set-BuildEnvironment -BuildOutput '$ProjectPath/Release' -Path $projectRoot -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

        $env:BHManifestToTest = $env:BHPSModuleManifest
        $script:isBuild = $PSScriptRoot -like "$env:BHBuildOutput*"
        if ($script:isBuild) {
            $Pattern = [regex]::Escape($env:BHProjectPath)

            $env:BHBuildModuleManifest = $env:BHPSModuleManifest -replace $Pattern, $env:BHBuildOutput
            $env:BHManifestToTest = $env:BHBuildModuleManifest
        }

        Import-Module "$env:BHProjectPath/Tools/BuildTools.psm1"

        Remove-Module $env:BHProjectName -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
        Import-Module $env:BHManifestToTest
    }
    AfterAll {
        Remove-Module $env:BHProjectName -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
        Remove-Module BuildHelpers -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
        Remove-Item -Path Env:\BH*
    }

    InModuleScope JiraPS {

        . "$PSScriptRoot/../Shared.ps1"

        $jiraServer = 'http://jiraserver.example.com'

        $testUsername = 'powershell-test'
        $testDisplayName = 'PowerShell Test User'
        $testEmail = "$testUsername@example.com"

        $testDisplayNameChanged = "$testDisplayName Modified"
        $testEmailChanged = "$testUsername@example2.com"

        $restResultGet = @"
{
    "self": "$jiraServer/rest/api/2/user?username=$testUsername",
    "key": "$testUsername",
    "name": "$testUsername",
    "displayName": "$testDisplayName",
    "emailAddress": "$testEmail",
    "active": true
}
"@

        Mock Get-JiraConfigServer -ModuleName JiraPS {
            Write-Output $jiraServer
        }

        Mock Get-JiraUser -ModuleName JiraPS {
            $object = ConvertFrom-Json $restResultGet
            $object.PSObject.TypeNames.Insert(0, 'JiraPS.User')
            return $object
        }

        Mock Invoke-JiraMethod -ModuleName JiraPS -ParameterFilter {$Method -eq 'Put' -and $URI -eq "$jiraServer/rest/api/2/user?username=$testUsername"} {
            ShowMockInfo 'Invoke-JiraMethod' 'Method', 'Uri'
            ConvertFrom-Json $restResultGet
        }

        # Generic catch-all. This will throw an exception if we forgot to mock something.
        Mock Invoke-JiraMethod -ModuleName JiraPS {
            ShowMockInfo 'Invoke-JiraMethod' 'Method', 'Uri'
            throw "Unidentified call to Invoke-JiraMethod"
        }

        #############
        # Tests
        #############

        It "Accepts a username as a String to the -User parameter" {
            { Set-JiraUser -User $testUsername -DisplayName $testDisplayNameChanged } | Should Not Throw
            Assert-MockCalled -CommandName Get-JiraUser -Exactly -Times 1 -Scope It
            Assert-MockCalled -CommandName Invoke-JiraMethod -Exactly -Times 1 -Scope It
        }

        It "Accepts a JiraPS.User object to the -User parameter" {
            $user = Get-JiraUser -UserName $testUsername
            { Set-JiraUser -User $user -DisplayName $testDisplayNameChanged } | Should Not Throw
            Assert-MockCalled -CommandName Invoke-JiraMethod -Exactly -Times 1 -Scope It
        }

        It "Accepts pipeline input from Get-JiraUser" {
            { Get-JiraUser -UserName $testUsername | Set-JiraUser -DisplayName $testDisplayNameChanged } | Should Not Throw
            Assert-MockCalled -CommandName Invoke-JiraMethod -Exactly -Times 1 -Scope It
        }

        It "Modifies a user's DisplayName if the -DisplayName parameter is passed" {
            # This is not a great test.
            { Set-JiraUser -User $testUsername -DisplayName $testDisplayNameChanged } | Should Not Throw
            Assert-MockCalled -CommandName Invoke-JiraMethod -Exactly -Times 1 -Scope It
        }

        It "Modifies a user's EmailAddress if the -EmailAddress parameter is passed" {
            # Neither is this one.
            { Set-JiraUser -User $testUsername -EmailAddress $testEmailChanged } | Should Not Throw
            Assert-MockCalled -CommandName Invoke-JiraMethod -Exactly -Times 1 -Scope It
        }

        It "Provides no output if the -PassThru parameter is not passed" {
            $output = Set-JiraUser -User $testUsername -DisplayName $testDisplayNameChanged
            $output | Should BeNullOrEmpty
        }

        It "Outputs a JiraPS.User object if the -PassThru parameter is passed" {
            $output = Set-JiraUser -User $testUsername -DisplayName $testDisplayNameChanged -PassThru
            $output | Should Not BeNullOrEmpty
        }
    }
}

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Joe Torre: MLB Denial Of Mets' 9/11 First Responder Caps 'A Unanimity Thing'
Filed Under:9/11 Anniversary, David Wright, FDNY, Joe Torre, Josh Thole, New York Mets, NYPD, PAPD
(credit: Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
NEW YORK (WFAN/AP) — Did Joe Torre and Major League Baseball drop the ball?
The league denied the Mets' request to wear caps Sunday night honoring NYC emergency service departments on the 10th anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks.
Joe Torre, MLB's executive vice president for baseball operations, said the decision was made to keep policy consistent throughout baseball.
"Certainly it's not a lack of respect," Torre told The Associated Press before New York's 10-6 loss to the Cubs. "We just felt all the major leagues are honoring the same way with the American flag on the uniform and the cap. This is a unanimity thing."
Listen: Joe Torre talks to Mike Francesa about the Mets' request
1010 WINS' John Montone reports https://newyork.cbslocal.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/14578484/2011/09/mets-840-john-montone-w44-soc-acolton.mp3
The Mets wanted to wear caps honoring police, firefighters and other first responders like the ones they wore on Sept. 21, 2001, in the first professional sporting event in New York after the World Trade Center collapsed 10 days earlier.
MLB tried to put the kibosh on the hats in 2001, according to Bobby Valentine. The former manager wouldn't take no for an answer.
"We were getting ready to wear them in Pittsburgh for our first game back, when Steve (Phillips) came in and said, 'You can't wear them,'" he told the New York Daily News.
"I said, 'Oh, OK, and I called a meeting and said, 'Hey, guys, you can't wear the hats,'" Valentine added. "Then Steve went upstairs, and as the guys came down the runway to the dugout, I stood there, handing out the caps we weren't supposed to wear."
The Mets spoke with Torre on several occasions over the course of the last month.
"They certainly understood and respected," baseball's decision, Torre said. "I certainly understood what they wanted to do in regards to wearing the hats. I used my history with the fact that we were in the World Series 10 years ago."
During the 2001 World Series, the Yankees wore caps with emergency service logos during a pregame ceremony, but wore their blue hats with a white interlocking "NY" for the games.
Torre also said there was recent precedence for the policy. The Washington Nationals wanted to wear caps honoring the Navy SEALs that were killed in Afghanistan in early August and the team was allowed to wear them before the game.
The Mets said in a statement Sunday they followed the guidelines set in a league-wide memo issued by MLB for games played on Sept 11.
Some Mets wore caps, such as "NYPD" and "FDNY," during batting practice. Player representative Josh Thole said he and his teammates were contemplating wearing those caps during the game.
"I think it will be a nice gesture," Thole said. "What are they going to do, fine us?"
Several minutes later he returned and said the caps were a "no-go" because he was told MLB was adamant.
"If we got a vote in, I think we'd want to wear the hats," David Wright said, "but at the end of the day Major League Baseball makes that call, and we're going to respect that."
Instead, the Mets wore their black caps with blue brims and a blue-and-orange interlocking "NY" when they took the field to face the Cubs.
Wright, though, was seen in the dugout early in the game wearing a first responder hat.
The Mets held a 24-minute ceremony of remembrance under dimmed stadium lights before the game. Fans held electronic candles as bagpipers and drummers stood on the infield and first responders lined the basepaths. Each of the Mets and Cubs escorted a member of "Tuesday's Children," a charity for families affected by the attacks, onto the field and they stood with the uniformed emergency-service workers.
A 100-by-300 foot flag was held by first responders and victims' family members.
Marc Anthony sang the national anthem, as he did on Sept. 21, 2001. Mike Piazza, who hit an uplifting homer in the eighth inning to help the Mets beat the Atlanta Braves that night, caught a ceremonial first pitch from New York native John Franco, a teammate on the 2001 squad.
The caps worn during the ceremony will be autographed and sold on Mets.com. Proceeds will be distributed to charities through the Mets' foundation.
Your thoughts on MLB's decision? Be heard in the comments below…