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Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery Select Journal or Resource JAMA & Archives Home JAMA Archives of Dermatology Facial Plastic Surgery Family Medicine (1992-2000) General Psychiatry Internal Medicine Neurology Ophthalmology Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine Surgery Student JAMA (1998-2004) JAMA & Archives CME Calendar of Events JAMA CareerNet For The Media Users’ Guides to the Medical Literature Peer Review Congress Vol. 8No. 1, Jan-Feb 2006 Access Archives • Sign in/out • Subscribe • Register as a Guest • Manage My Account • E-mail Alerts • RSS Feeds • About Archives Information for • Authors/Reviewers • Readers • Institutions/Libraries • Subscription Agents • News Media • Advertisers Related Sites • Calendar of Events • Users’ Guides to the Medical Literature Highlights From This Issue Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery Readers: Please complete our brief survey -- Beauty William Cumming, Family Stroll , 2002, American. MORE Mandibular Lengthening in Micrognathic Infants With the Internal Distraction Device Roy and Patel report their experience treating 8 infants with isolated Pierre Robin sequence who underwent mandibular lengthening with internal microdistractors. MORE Internal Brow Elevation at Blepharoplasty Burroughs and colleagues reviewed 1000 patients who underwent internal brow elevation without periosteal fixation. All patients experienced some degree of temporary forehead hypesthesia, but long-term sensory complaints were reported in only 2 patients. MORE Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery Readers: Please complete our brief survey The M-Arch Model Adamson and colleagues proposed the M-Arch Model, which expands the nasal tripod concept by considering the nasal tip tripod in its entirety as an arch and stresses the importance of the overall length of the medial, intermediate, and lateral crural segments as they formed a cartilaginous arch. FREE ARTICLE MORE Quantitative Assessment of Nasal Changes After Maxillomandibular Surgery Using a 3-Dimensional Digital Imaging System Honrado and colleagues used of 3-dimensional digital imaging techniques to measure nasal changes after maxillary advancement surgery, with and without rotation, demonstrating the use of 3-D imaging in the planning, execution, and postoperative assessment of patients undergoing orthognathic surgery. MORE NEW: Add Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery RSS feed Title Text on right. MORE IMAGE ON LEFT *END*-- Title Text below. MORE IMAGE ON TOP *END* -- Title Text only. MORE NO IMAGE *END -- Theme Issue: VASCULAR BIRTHMARKS -- HOME | CURRENT ISSUE | PAST ISSUES | COLLECTIONS | CAREERNET | CONTACT US | HELP CONDITIONS OF USE | PRIVACY POLICY © 2006 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved.

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Stress creates havoc in our bodies. It causes our adrenal glands to work overtime producing excessive amounts of corticoids that not only raises our fight or flight response but also creates problems for the endocrine system. Decreased immune resistance, circulatory problems such as high blood pressure and skin imbalances such as blemishes, rosacea, dermatitis, eczema and psoriasis, are all exasperated by stress. Do any of the following traits apply to your skin? • Skin breaks out during stressful periods such as exam time or during a work deadline • Blemishes are small, usually localized around mouth and chin area • Skin produces moderate oil, mostly in T zone area • Episodes of red, rashy skin or flaky patches of dry skin especially on face, hands, feet or elbows • Family history of psoriasis, eczema, hives or other skin imbalances Skincare Regimen: Cleansing: use a soothing sulfate-free cleansing cream once a day with anti-inflammatory herbs such as German chamomile or rose. Try Chamomile Cleansing Cream Exfoliation: Do not exfoliate skin during reactive phases when rashes or itching is present. During dormant phases, exfoliate the skin with a gentle cleansing scrub fortified with calming oatmeal extracts. Try Cleansing Facial Scrub Toning: calm irritated skin with a homeopathic floral water. Try Rose Hydrolat Face Oil or Moisturizer: Use medium weight face oil with a base vegetal oil such as avocado, rich in nutrients and beneficial for cell regeneration, blended with soothing essential oils such as carrot seed, rose or German chamomile. Try Carrot Seed Protective Serum Use a richer moisturizer containing skin calming ingredients such as oat beta glucan (derived from oatmeal), calendula, nettle and sea algae extract as well as antioxidants such as vitamins A, C and E. Try Calendula Essential Hydrating Cream Skin Fitness: Eat beauty foods fortified with Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs) containing Linoleic Acid found in wild salmon, mackeral or flaxseed. EFAs help skin cells maintain water as well as build dermal ceramides, which are the binding agents between skin cells that give them firmness and tonicity. Eat richly colored fruits and vegetables filled with anti-oxidant beta carotenes such as cantaloupe, grapefruit, mangoes, carrots, peppers and dark leafy greens to delay the signs of aging. Limit foods that cause an inflammatory response in the body such as sugar and high glycemic foods such as pasta, bread and potatoes that you may be more attracted to during stressful periods. Avoid spicy foods as well as dairy products that may help to create heat in the skin thus aggravating skin imbalances. Herbal Remedies: Add skin healing herbs such as Burdock Root, Red Clover Blossom and Dandelion Root to juice or tea. Try Clarifying Skin Tonic For daily maintenance, take an energizing herb such as Ginseng to help strengthen the body and to support over taxed adrenal glands. Try Ginseng Vitality Tonic In acute conditions, to help calm over-stimulated nerves frayed from itching, try a sedative herb such as valerian to help sleep. Try Relax Sleepytime Tonic Drink a calming tea to ease stress and tension. Try Rest Tea Skinceuticals: • Take a multi-vitamin daily. Try Naturopathica Multi-Vitamin Preventative • Take 500 milligrams of Black Currant Oil twice a day to calm dry, red aggravated skin. Black Currant Oil contains gamma linoleic aid (GLA), an omega-6 fatty acid that promotes healthy skin growth. You should begin to notice positive changes in six to eight weeks. Beauty & Balance: Try to incorporate stress balancing techniques. The feet have hundreds of nerve endings and can benefit from daily foot massages to relax over-stimulated nerve pathways. Try Peppermint & Tea Tree Foot Balm Special Rx: • Avoid hot showers and baths when skin is aggravated. Try to bathe once a day in cool water and as quickly as possible so not to strip the body of precious oil. Apply a thick moisturizing cream immediately after patting yourself dry. • Look for skin soothing herbs in creams or balms such as aloe vera gel, calendula, oatmeal or burdock to calm irritated skin. Try Calendula Essential Hydrating Cream • Sleep is the best antidote for stress reactive skin types. Dont let anyone or anything interfere with getting the minimum eight hours your body needs and stick to a regular schedule during stressful times. If cycles of skin irritation begin to repeat themselves, buy a pH test kit at the drug store to test the acidity of your body. Acid forming foods such as red meat, coffee or alchohol, create skin disturbances such as rashes, hives or intense itching. Skincare Express: Mist face with a soothing Lavender Hydrolat throughout the day (try keeping hydrolat in refrigerator for added cooling and calming action). Moisten and refrigerate a chamomile tea bag. Apply to face to soothe irritated skin. Schedule a holistic deep cleansing facial at least four times a year to keep skin extra hydrated and healthy and book a professional massage once a month during stressful periods.

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XML-RPC vs. SOAP XML-RPC vs. SOAP by kate rhodes masukomi@masukomi.org A simple guide to choosing the best protocol for your XML Remote Procedure Call needs. Within the world of XML there are two main ways to implement a Remote Procedure Call (RPC). XML-RPC and SOAP. This document will explore the differences between these two methods in order to help you decide which is best suited to your needs. General information XML-RPC http://www.xmlrpc.com XML-RPC is "...a spec ( http://www.xmlrpc.com/spec ) and a set of implementations that allow software running on disparate operating systems, running in different environments to make procedure calls over the Internet. It's remote procedure calling using HTTP as the transport and XML as the encoding. XML-RPC is designed to be as simple as possible, while allowing complex data structures to be transmitted, processed and returned." - xmlrpc.com XML-RPC's Goals XML-RPC is very humble in its goals. It doesn't set out to be the solution to every problem. Instead it seeks to be a simple and effective means to request and receive information. "We wanted a clean, extensible format that's very simple. It should be possible for an HTML coder to be able to look at a file containing an XML-RPC procedure call, understand what it's doing, and be able to modify it and have it work on the first or second try... We also wanted it to be an easy to implement protocol that could quickly be adapted to run in other environments or on other operating systems." - xmlrpc.com Comments The spec itself is roughly seven pages long, including examples and a FAQ, and is extremely easy to understand. Any competent programmer should find no difficulty whatsoever in implementing XML-RPC in their software after reading its spec. SOAP 1.1 http://www.w3.org/TR/SOAP/ "SOAP is a lightweight protocol for exchange of information in a decentralized, distributed environment. It is an XML based protocol that consists of three parts: an envelope that defines a framework for describing what is in a message and how to process it, a set of encoding rules for expressing instances of application-defined datatypes, and a convention for representing remote procedure calls and responses." - the SOAP spec. SOAP makes extensive use of namespacing and attribute specification tags in almost every element of a message. For example when mixing data types within an array you have to set the SOAP-ENC:arrayType to indicate mixed data types within the array in addition to specifying the type of each element of the array. SOAP's Goals SOAP tries to pick up where XML-RPC left off by implementing user defined data types, the ability to specify the recipient, message specific processing control, and other features. Comments Weighing in at 40 pages the SOAP spec is complex and filled with little gems like, "Using SOAP for RPC is orthogonal to the SOAP protocol binding." If you ask me, it isn't even remotely something I would call "lightweight" and they threw out the most important feature of XML-RPC, its ease of use. Contrary to popular belief, SOAP has not been ratified by the W3C. As of this writing it is just a submission, which, essentially, means they thought it was nifty enough to start a discussion about it. Features & Benefits XML-RPC Datatypes Scalars: Type Example 32-bit signed integer -12 boolean 0 or 1 ASCII string hello world double-precision signed floating point number -12.214 date/time (iso 8601) 19980717T14:08:55 base64-encoded binary eW91IGNhbid0IHJlYWQgdGhpcyE= Structs: In XML-RPC structs define an anonymous set of name value pairs. "A <struct> contains <member>s and each <member> contains a <name> and a <value>. "The value(s) can be of any data type Arrays: XML-RPC arrays define an anonymous grouping of elements with no limitation mixing data types like integers and strings within the same array. "An <array> contains a single <data> element, which can contain any number of <value>s." Stability XML-RPC has been around for a while and, while it isn't maintained by a standards committee, it is stable and open to community input. Simplicity XML-RPC's simplicity is its greatest feature. It is extremely easy to understand, implement, and debug. The syntax is so uncomplicated that it is very easy to find, and avoid, mistakes. SOAP Datatypes Scalars: Type Example 32-bit signed integer -12 boolean 0 or 1 ASCII string hello world signed floating point number -12.214 date/time 2001-03-27T00:00:01-08:00 base64-encoded binary eW91IGNhbid0IHJlYWQgdGhpcyE= Structs: SOAP structs define a set of name value pairs. Structs can be named. Arrays: SOAP arrays define a grouping of elements with no limitation mixing data types like integers and strings within the same array. Arrays can be named. Array of Bytes: An array of bytes MAY be encoded as a single-reference or a multi-reference value. The rules for an array of bytes are similar to those for a string. In particular, the containing element of the array of bytes value MAY have an "id" attribute. Additional accessor elements MAY then have matching "href" attributes." Polymorphic Accessors: An accessor "...that can polymorphically access values of several types, each type being available at run time. A polymorphic accessor instance MUST contain an "xsi:type" attribute that describes the type of the actual value." Ex. <cost xsi:type="xsd:float">29.95</cost> Enumerations: Based on the "XML Schema Part 2: Datatypes" ( http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/ ), which is still just a recommendation, a SOAP enumeration is "...a list of distinct values appropriate to the base type." It is supported for all simple types except boolean. User Defined Data-Types: Developers can define their own simple, or complex, data types. Customizing SOAP's greatest feature is its ability to step past XML-RPC's limitations and customize every portion of the message. This ability to customize allows developers to describe exactly what they want within their message. The downside of this is that the more you customize a message the more work it will take to make a foreign system do anything beyond simply parsing it. Big Co. Support SOAPs two biggest developers are Microsoft and IBM. Microsoft has incorporated SOAP into it's latest OS and Visual Studio. As usual though, MS has decided that they don't need to adhere to the whole spec. In their SOAP for Java SDK they modify the namespace (which breaks some other implementations), use a limited combination of 1.0 and 1.1 fault codes (and improperly document it), and include many serious bugs. IBM seems to have gotten almost everything right in their implementation. Limitations XML-RPC Method Calls XML-RPC calls methods via its methodName property which "may only contain identifier characters, upper and lower-case A-Z, the numeric characters, 0-9, underscore, dot, colon and slash." For most purposes this is just fine, however it makes it particularly difficult when you need to pass an object as an argument. Named Data Structures The structs (hashes) and arrays are always anonymous. When passing multiple structs or arrays programmers need to rely on the order of the parameters (<param>) they are contained in to differentiate between each struct or array. This isn't a significant problem but there are cases when being able to name your structs and arrays would be nice. Simplicity As noted above, simplicity is also XML-RPC's greatest limitation. Although most all of your RPC needs can be accomplished with it, there are some things that you just can't do without bending over backwards, like passing an object as an argument to a function, or specifying which portion of a receiving application the message is intended for. SOAP Stability Currently SOAP 1.1 is a submission to the W3C ( http://www.w3.org ). This means it is not an official standard and its specifications can, and almost assuredly will, change at any time. There are a lot of cooks in the kitchen right now. Documentation Last updated in May the SOAP spec is filled with mistakes and contradictions and points to other specs which are themselves moving targets. According to Dave Winer, one of the spec's authors, Microsoft and IBM have taken it upon themselves to add in the WSDL ( http://www.w3.org/TR/wsdl ) layer without consulting the other authors. This doesn't bode well for developers who need something they can count on remaining unchanged, or almost unchanged, for the forseeable future. Any current SOAP implementation may be incompatible with future revisions of the spec, although it should be noted that SOAP is far enough along that most of its spec should remain essentially the same. Comparison Feature XML-RPC SOAP basic scalars yes yes structs yes yes arrays yes yes named structs and arrays no yes detailed fault handling yes yes short learning curve yes no Developers specified character set no yes (US-ASCII, UTF-8, UTF-16) Developer defined data types no yes Can specify recipient no yes require client understanding no yes message specific processing instructions no yes When you get right down to it XML-RPC is about simple, easy to understand, requests and responses. It is a lowest common denominator form of communication that allows you to get almost any job done with a minimum amount of complexity. SOAP, on the other hand, is designed for transferring far more complex sets of information. It requires profuse attribute specification tags, namespaces, and other complexities, to describe exactly what is being sent. This has its advantages and disadvantages. SOAP involves significantly more overhead but adds much more information about what is being sent. If you require complex user defined data types and the ability to have each message define how it should be processed then SOAP is a better solution than XML-RPC (be sure to check out language specific solutions to this problem like java's RMI ( http://java.sun.com/products/jdk/rmi/ )). But, if standard data types and simple method calls are all you need then XML-RPC will give you a faster app with far fewer headaches. "Make sure you don't use and overly complex package to address what may be your rather simple needs" -Brett McLaughlin ( brett@newinstance.com ) Sources & Other Links XML-RPC XML-RPC Specification http://www.xmlrpc.com/spec Internet Scripting: Zope and XML-RPC http://www.xml.com/pub/a/2000/01/xmlrpc/ SOAP SOAP specification http://www.w3.org/TR/SOAP/ SoapWare.org A busy developers guide to SOAP 1.1 http://www.soapware.org/bdg Some considerations on SOAP http://www.xmlrpc.com/discuss/msgReader$1500?mode=day Assorted other links PI-RPC, the Platform Independent Remote Procedure Call http://www.blackperl.com/xml/PI-RPC.html is a proposed lightweight alternative to SOAP. XML-RPC Extensions http://ontosys.com/xml-rpc/extensions.html add a <nil/> value. The Evolution of SOAP::Lite http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/onlamp/2001/06/29/soap_lite.html WSDL 1.1 http://www.w3.org/TR/wsdl

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Another job scam in Margao | Goenkar.com | Goa.name Goenkar.com | Goa.name Skip navigation . Goa Facts The first Goan football club to lift the Rovers Cup was Dempo Sports Club, in 1975 Latest Articles Portuguese Passport Portuguese Passport psychophysiological No voting rights for 2 Goa MLAs New tariffs from Reliance Infocomm Gehlot urges Youth Congress leaders to be public-centric Goa Rajya Sabha member to be elected on July 14 Parrikar lets the cat out of the bag, says… Rain, wind bring down several trees Court unseats two Goa BJP MLAs Msg me luv Repression of Buddhism in Sri Lanka by Portuguese Reliance Makes State Calls Local SC refuses to stay Goa BJP MLAs' disqualification Another job scam in Margao more Poll Who Should Rule Goa?: The President BJP Congress My Grandma My Podere (baker) older polls | results Travel Goa | Goan.Name | Goa Hosting | Contact Us Home Another job scam in Margao (General) Within a week another incident of job duping has come to light in South Goa with fourteen persons being duped to the tune of Rs 5.98 lakh by promising them jobs in Gulf countries. The Margao town police have registered a cheating case against five persons in this connection. It may be recalled that two days back the Margao town police had arrested one Mr Joseph Rodrigues from Mumbai for allegedly duping job-seekers to the tune of Rs ten lakh. According to the Margao town police inspector, Mr Santosh Dessai an offence under Section 420 has been registered but so far no one has been arrested. The police have registered an offence against Kenedy Lawrenco, Ida Nunes, Abhijit Nagvenker, Concy Alex D’Souza and Thomas. The investigation in the case is being done by PSI, Mr Sudesh Naik. The duped youths are mainly from Sanguem, Fatorda and Ponda. According to the police, the alleged accused have collected amounts ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 65,000 from the youths. Mr Pravin Raghuvir Naik (23), a resident of Fatorda, Margao, lodged a complaint at the Margao police station in this regard. In his complaint, Mr Naik said that he and some of his friends were promised jobs in the Gulf countries by the accused, whose names have been provided to the police. In his complaint, Mr Pravin also said that the accused had portrayed to them that they were a reputed recruitment agency, which was in the business of arranging jobs abroad. He further said that he was given a copy of visa document with something written in Arabic and that the document was fake. Mr Pravin has alleged that a similar fake document was shown to some other youths and they too had been duped by the alleged accused. The complainant has also informed the police that after the youths sought refund of the money, one of the accused had issued post-dated cheques, which bounced due to lack of balance in the account. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ... next page last page Post new comment Subject: Comment: * Formatting guidelines: Allowed HTML tags: <a> <cite> <code> <ul> <ol> <li> <dl> <dt> <dd> Lines and paragraphs break automatically. More information about formatting options Information Goa eBooks / Guides News General Art Gossip Political Sports Tourist World User login Username: Password: Create new account Request new password Navigation create content events recent posts feedback Forum topics Active forum topics: Portuguese Passport Portuguese Passport IFFI psychophysiological AVC-KUWAIT RED & BLACK NITE New forum topics: Portuguese Passport Portuguese Passport psychophysiological AVC-KUWAIT RED & BLACK NITE Goan Monkeys more Who's online There are currently 0 users and 8 guests online. Browse archives « January 2006 Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 home | archives | Articles | blogs | books | events | forums | polls | quotes | search Travel Goa | Goan.Name | Goa Hosting | Contact Us Hosted at GOA Hosting , Managed by AIT

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Exfoliating tips Mamashealth.com Home Skincare Information Accutane Acne Myths Acne Treatments Avoid Wrinkles Botox Chemical Peels Exfoliating Eye Cream Faking a Tan Ingrown Hairs Prevent Acne Skin Care 101 Skin Types Tan Lotion Tan your Skin Waxing Winter Skin Younger skin Links Email Mama What is Exfoliation? Exfoliating is skin treatment where the upper layers of dead skin cells are sloughed off by a loofah sponge, sea salt, brush, or by other means. You can exfoliate any area of skin. When exfoliating your face, use products that are designed for your face. Why Exfoliate? Exfoliation helps to speed up the process of skin flaking and shedding, by taking off the uppermost, dead layer of cells to expose the finer, more translucent tissue underneath. The average human generates a new layer of skin every two to four weeks. At the end of the cycle, the old, dead cells on the surface are shed. You can improve your complexion tremendously by exfoliating and sloughing off the old, dead skin cells. If the old, dead skin cells are not removed, they can clog the sebaceous pores, leading to superficial spots or blackheads. Types of Exfoliators? There are two main types of exfoliators: mechanical and chemical. Mechanical exfoliators contain minuscule pieces of grit that, when rubbed on your skin, dislodge the dead skin cells. The most common grit comes from walnut shells and apricot pits. Chemical exfoliators do the same task as their mechanical siblings but by using mild acids in place of shrapnel. Exfoliating products usually contain alpha-hydroxy acids, beta-hydroxy acids, or salicylic acids. How to Exfoliate Wet the area of skin you want to exfoliate. Use a synthetic scrubbing sponge, exfoliating gloves or a body loofah. Apply an exfoliating cleanser to your skin or sprinkle it onto your sponge. Making circular motions, scrub the exfoliating cleanser over your skin using your sponge or loofah. Be gentle over sensitive parts of the body, like delicate neck and thigh tissue. Rinse skin thoroughly. Follow up with a good moisturizer. Exfoliation Tips When exfoliating the face, use products specifically designed for the face. Products designed for your body may be too abrasive and irritating for your face. Your skin may tingle after using alpha or beta hydroxy acids. The tingling should stop within 15 minutes. If you exfoliate regulary, keep moisturizer on your face at all times. Exfoliating causes the skin to dry out, and dry skin is an invitation for skin to wrinkle. Health Topic of the Month: Stop Bedwetting Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Use . Contact us: PO Box 67, Lakewood, CA 90714 MamasHealth.com™