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We've all heard the most common response: Sometimes the answer is "no." That's the snappy answer, but there's more to it than that. I'm worried about what we pray for, how we pray, what we think we're up to in prayer.
Remember the "Prayer of Jabez" fad a few years back? An author took one verse (1 Chron 4:10) and spun it into a modern take on the prosperity gospel. That is, if you pray hard enough and you believe hard enough, you will be rewarded in material ways. It's easy to consider God as a giant ATM — put in a prayer, pull out what you've asked for.
Of course, that's not the nature of God. We live in relationship with God, and to live in relationship means to be in conversation. They asked Jesus how to pray, and he gave an outline that we remember as The Lord's Prayer. In it we praise God, seek God's will, and ask for no more than what we need to make it through this life — "our daily bread." By praying like this every day, we stay in conversation with God and think more about God's will than our own needs.
Jesus said, "I am with you always, to the end of the age." God's presence is the answer to every prayer. No matter our worries, we are not alone.
Michael Rich, St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Jacksonville
Maybe we need to be in tune
Prayer is the human privilege of speaking to the Divine. Generally, it cannot be hurried but happens in the context of silence and solitude.
Prayer includes listening to God, which must also be practiced because, in short: 1) God is not human but spirit, and listening to a spirit is a bit different than listening to another human. 2) God is not the only one speaking — often we hear our own thoughts, thoughts of others or the voices of other celestial beings.
My mother used to say, "You have to stand in the way of a blessing." I recently heard an illustration that explains what my mother was saying: A radio station is constantly sending out a signal that will allow you to hear its programming. The signal is all around you, while you sleep or play, it is constantly being broadcast, yet you don't receive it.
Like the radio station, I wonder if God is constantly speaking — his response is all around us, but we never hear him. To hear the radio program, you must adjust your radio's frequency to that at which the station is broadcasting. I wonder if that could be in part the solution for us — adjusting our minds and hearts to the frequency at which God is speaking.
E. Steven Richardson, 17th Street Missionary Baptist Church, Anniston


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Let me start by saying that I love this plug-in. I've been using the SSL Buss Compressor across my master buss for years and just love the way it makes my mixes sound huge, but the new SSL G Series Compressor has really taken master buss compression to the next level. When compared side by side the new G Series seems to slam the mix more without getting out of control. So over all you end up with more volume and more clarity. This plug-in is a must have for anyone looking for a master buss compressor to mix into.
This is a great plugin!
It's great on the master to glue everything together!
Everything has being said about this fabulous plugin. As a master insert, it gives a tremendous dynamic while glueing all tracks together. A must have.
This thing is amazing! It adds wonderful punch and colour - I can't work without it from now on.
Really happy with this one. It just works, i find I like the sound of it quite a bit more than the Waves SSL buss comp. Just seems a bit more smooth. The meter seems to react more appropriately too As well, when you switch ratios it definitely does a familiar thing that the real 4k buss compressor does...
Recently I was asked by a mastering engineer if/what buss compression i used on a mix because it was really good. Was the first mix I did with this. Also, i've been mixing on a real SSL 4k for the last 4 years until recently when i moved primarily ITB
Doesn't work for all applications, but neither does the real 4k comp. Seems like the best re-creation i've heard yet...
I have used so far this plugin on the master channel. For my mixes it glues the whole mix together, the bass is smother and the mid and high frequencies are less harsh.
Overall, it makes the whole sound more radio ready. I use often on my master channel at first the SSL G Series Bus compressor to glue and smoothen the mix, followed by the UAD Precision Multiband to add again a little bit of glamour and high-end and finish up by a limiter. For me a must-have for everyone who wants to take the mix to the next level.
Once authorizing my duo I immediately started recording new music to use as buss compression shootout program material. I made bass heavy, acoustic, noisy, distorted, clean & polished, lofi, hifi whatever I could think of. To tell you the truth I wanted to like the Shadow Hills comp because it just looked so damn cool. This plugins graphics left something to be desired. It looks like the compressor Mario and Luigi would use to master their jams back in the Super Nintendo days. Well don't ever look at your computer screen when A/Bing its just a bad habit and will ruin your perspective on the sound. After about 20 minutes it was pretty obvious to me that this compressor just had the sound. Bass comes out, and the mix just sounds alive.
Don't even bother with the Waves SSL. They aren't EVEN close. Same settings and Waves is all over the place.
If you have ever used an SSL console or outboard SSL compressor, you will know how it sounds.
You don't have to tweak much to get it to change and react. As the hardware does.
You know how it sounds across the buss and across drums. Forget the others.
I have no comparison to the hardware, but to the SSL Duende Emulation. Compared with that, the "original" by SSL sounds a bit smoother and fresher. Anyway, i think this is a "fair" emulation...and - to stress this once more - i don´t know, how the hardware sounds.
I love this compressor very, very much. It brings the voice right to your face
Period. Or of course my opinion. Perhaps overstated but very true. It's that glue that brings the sound of the drum-kit together. Way outperforms similar emulations.
A "can't do without" magic plugin!
Awesome plugin on the master channel.
Producing rock music I like McDSP's Analog Channel but when it comes to pop-, house-, r&b and club tracks it's always this one that I use!
it is not just another bus compressor - i have tried a lot of native copy's of the ssl bus compressor because it is a really winner in the mixing process and finally found the one, that really works - especially on a drum-bus!
After using the same plugin with the waves bundle, to some degree of disappointment I was astounded by the UA version. I have been lucky enough to compare to the hardware version and this plugin and the difference is delightfully minimal. The only thing lacking with the plug in is the depth you get with the hardware, but at a fraction of the cost it is still amazing quality and value. Great on the master bus and for parallel drum processing. Highly recommended
I'm fortunate to work on an SSL4000 G and a 9000J on a regular basis. The bus compressor on the G is second to none, I love it. I find the gain staging of this plugin to be very close to that of the console. The plugin sounds very interesting on the 2:1 ratio, it's different than the console I find, but in a good way. I hear a healthy amount of character using the plugin at 2:1, where normally I would set the console bus comp at 4:1. I like this plugin a lot, it sounds and reacts great, very close to the real thing - much better than other SSL bus comp plugins.
I own every compresser that UAD has modeled and they are all great at what they do. But when it comes to glueing a track together this is king!
Why would I spend $250 for yet another compressor? I have so many compressors already -- it would have sound truly fantastic. I simply AB compared mixes that I was mastering with all the different compressors I own (waves, sony, all the other UAD compressors) and the SSL G series Bus Compressor and gladly spent the $250.
There's something magic into this compressor, as it was for its predecessor 4K.
Just patch it on the master buss, or a submix group (i.e. a whole drumset), and work a little on its ultra-simple knobs just to find the right setting: your mix will be instantly brought to life.
Absolutely a must-have.
This is my 'Go To' comp for mixing drums & Percussion via sub groups.
(Thats saying something! I love my drums and percussion!)
But of course it can be slapped on your master as well for final touches / Mastering duties.
I have used 4 different SSL plugs in the past, For me, This is the best one!
If your looking for something to 'glue' your sounds? This does the job wonderfully & more!
Top marks!
Very close to the real thing recreation on this plug in. Unless you have the space and money for the real thing, this is as close as you can get. Very functional and open or harsh as you want it to be.
An excellent recreation of this compressor with its unique sound. Very punchy and I think sonically superior to its rivals.


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Jason Aaron knows exactly Where the Hell he is as the writer discusses his recent trip to Avilés to attend a one-of-a-kind comics festival, drink and eat with fans and chat with Alan Moore's wife, Melinda Gebbie.
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Jason Aaron knows exactly Where the Hell he is as the writer discusses his recent trip to Avilés to attend a one-of-a-kind comics festival, drink and eat with fans and chat with Alan Moore's wife, Melinda Gebbie.
Full article here.
WTF?!!! Didn't Mr Aaron say less than a year ago that h'd quit all things Alan Moore while saying "fuck him"?!!!
Is it just me (and I mean this with the greatest of respect), but does Guera look a bit like Brian Posehn?
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Thanks Jason for the tour of your trip.
Looks like a great trip.
Sounds like a beautiful time. Thank you for the recollection.
Wow. This sounds absolutely amazing. I want to go.
Awesome. Avilés is a beautiful city. Glad you had such a good time.
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Wow, that sounds like an amazing time at an amazing festival. I've quit going to cons over the last ten years because I'm getting old and am just not up for the hassel of the crowds, lines, parking, etc., etc., etc. If more cons were like this, I'd go to every one (though we all know that's not possible - and this sounds wonderfully unique - a real national treasure for Spain). This sounds like the perfect vacation that I never had.
And while I totally respect Jason and Melinda's right to privacy, boy what I wouldn't have given to have been a fly on the wall for that discussion.
Thanks for sharing about your trip Jason. I haven't seen a "Where the Hell Am I" for a while - not sure if I've been missing them or if Jason's just been too busy to put them out more regularly (after all, he's currently writing about 1/3 of the Marvel Universe right now - and that's not a bad thing). In any event, its one of my favorite columns and I look forward to each installment.
Thanks again Jason!
i was in jason´s panel and due to problems of time (job, family) couldn´t share those good moments with them, but he and gera were incredibly nice and signed me a couple of scalped books, and one of the other side (this one only jason of course), i just wanted to say thanks
I'm from Spain, but it was my first time in Avilés Comic con too and I had a wonderful time. The city is extremely beautiful, food is fantastic and the con ... I have no words to describe it. You must be there to know what I mean. It's completely different from any other cons (it doesn't matter if there are Spanish cons, european cons or american cons). It's the only place where you can get sketches, signings and most important, you can chat with the authors/artist like you were friends, you can talk about everything, have a beer with them, going out with them. An incredible experience and I can't wait 'till next september to come back.


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CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield, Innovative eICU® Program Unites Hospitals to Reduce Critical Care Physician Shortage, Improve Care with VISICU Technology
Today, six hospitals serving patients in rural Maryland, including the Eastern Shore's Atlantic General Hospital and Peninsula Regional Medical Center, announced plans to improve the quality of patient care by implementing the VISICU eICU® Program in each of their intensive care units. Made possible by a $3 million grant from CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield (CareFirst), the eICU Program marries medicine and technology to bring critical care physicians, also known as intensivists, to areas facing a shortage in this specialty.
Studies have shown improved patient outcomes and decreased lengths of stay for patients in intensive care units (ICU) managed by critical care physicians. Yet many hospitals – especially those in rural America – do not have the resources to keep these kinds of physicians on site 24 hours a day.
The six hospitals, known collectively as Maryland eCare, united two years ago to find a solution to the critical care physician shortage. It is the largest collaboration of independent hospitals in the country – and the only such partnership in the state of Maryland – to establish this model of care for its patients.
"Bringing this technology to rural Maryland means patients and families will have better care close to home," said Dr. Marc T. Zubrow, Medical Director of Maryland eCare and Director of Critical Care Medicine at Christiana Care Health System (Wilmington, Del.) which houses its own eICU Program. "This program enables us to act quickly and prevent complications. It leads to improved patient outcomes, getting patients home with their families more quickly and more safely."
In the ICU, patient conditions can change very quickly. Complementing local ICU care, eICU critical care physicians and nurses – based at Christiana Care's eICU monitoring center – closely watch patient conditions 24/7 remotely, through video and audio technology combined with intelligent monitoring and alarm systems. While maintaining patient privacy, the eICU's remote center closely monitors patients for any physical change, immediately alerting local caregivers and recommending corrective action.
"In addition to patient care, safety and satisfaction, the eICU Program provides ICU nurses with immediate access to a critical care physician during off hours", said Zubrow. "This reduces stress and improves nurse retention in this very intense environment. Also, it improves physician satisfaction and lifestyle as it allows for fewer sleep interruptions. Sleep deprived physicians tend to be more fatigued, less productive, and prone to errors."
Made possible by a $3 million grant from CareFirst, the Maryland eCare initiative uniquely brings together resources from insurers and rural hospitals. Independently, participating hospitals would not be able to bring this technology to their communities.
Chet Burrell, CareFirst President and CEO said, "CareFirst aims to serve as a catalyst for improving health care throughout our entire market region. Our involvement with the eICU initiative will foster better care at the most critical moments of recovery for CareFirst members who live in Maryland's more rural areas."
Participating hospitals include Atlantic General Hospital, Berlin; Calvert Memorial Hospital, Prince Frederick; Civista Medical Center, LaPlata; Peninsula Regional Medical Center, Salisbury; St. Mary's Hospital, Leonardtown; and Washington County Health System, Hagerstown, which collectively admit more than 66,000 patients every year.
Peninsula Regional Medical Center is scheduled to role out the eICU program in their intensive care unit in 2009. Atlantic General Hospital's participation will begin in 2010.
Maryland eCare's remote monitoring center will be based at Christiana Care Health System in Wilmington, Delaware. Christiana Care has expertise in utilizing this technology in its two hospitals with a total of four ICUs. In November 2005, Christiana Care was the first health system in the country to adapt the eICU Program to monitor critically ill patients in its emergency departments and post anesthesia care units. Dr. Zubrow will oversee Maryland eCare's remote monitoring center with a team of Christiana Care critical care nurses and physicians.
The eICU Program was developed by VISICU (a Philips Company; Baltimore, Md.) by two former Johns Hopkins critical care physicians and is being utilized in more than 200 hospitals across the country, primarily within large hospital systems.
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Fantasy Hockey Site Review - HockeyDraft.ca
Note: This is the third in a series of reviews of the most popular online fantasy hockey league websites. All the sites have their strengths. The intention of these reviews is not to favour one site over another, but to provide a resource for league commissioners to determine which site will best meet the needs of their league. All sites are evaluated on the same criteria to provide for easy comparison, with a letter grade assigned to each factor. The opinions of the reviewer do not necessarily reflect those of Dobber Hockey.
Name of Reviewer: David Nunes
User-Friendliness: B-
As the admin I find it pretty easy to setup the league. For managers, however, there is no support for trading; trades have to be managed offline and the admin has to implement them once the trade is finalized. The admin also has to do any add/drops; there is no automated system for that like Yahoo has. Setup each season is quick, and you can import last year's teams if you're running a keeper.
There is support for either weekly or monthly lineup changes (no daily change option, unless the admin does it instead of the managers). If your league requires setting lineups, this is not the site for you. However, if your league is a points-only league, or "count the Top X" league, there is tons of flexibility. Said flexibility includes manual points adjustment.
Scoring and Stats: B
For a points-based league, they have just about every stat you can think of (except Hits and Blocked Shots). You can fully customize how many points you want to assign to any particular stat and you can create however many custom point systems you need. For example, I use one for Skaters and one for Goalies, but you can easily setup two different point systems for Forwards and D-men.
There is no support for roto or head-to-head leagues. They do have support for Box Selection leagues. Similar to Pool Expert, Office Pools and that ilk, Hockey Draft is focused on Box Selection or points-based.
The Draft: F
There is no draft room. This is ideal for those who hold live drafts for points-based pools.
Keeper League Compatibility: C
The website has limited features for keeper leagues. You can import your teams from the previous season. However, you can't use the site year-round; the site goes down for about a month in August, so you need to make sure you save your rosters offline so you don't lose access to them until the site comes back online in September (and then you can import from last year).
Dobber's note – Hockey Draft is looking to add draft picks and year-round accessibility soon.
Farm Teams: F
There is no specific support for farm teams, which is another reason why this manager is great for points-based teams without lineup changes…but not so good for H2H, roto or other formats that require you to set your lineups. Hockey Draft suggests using the Active/Reserve feature for this – i.e. set "count top XX players" and "must have at least xx forwards, xx defensemen", etc.
Salary Cap Leagues: F
No support for salary cap leagues.
Playoff Pools: A
HockeyDraft does offer playoff pools, with the same rules/options as regular season. The commish can manually assign points ("manual offset"), and a date window can be set that allows for tracking by round if you so desire.
Customization: A-
Customization is where this site really shines, and it's pretty much the reason we use it for our league. There is a lot of flexibility in determining rules, rosters and stats. In addition to that, the admin can manually offset player scores as well; so if there is something you can't implement through the system you can always manually offset players to get the intended result.
I'll give you an example: rather than setting up line-ups ahead of time, my pool has a rule where we take the best 'X' player scores at the end of a given week. The way we handle this is by using the manual offset to remove points from the players that won't count for that week.
Fun Features: C
Hockey Draft does have a trash talk message board. There is "top pick per round" feature which tracks the highest point total player for each round of the draft through the year. They also have a "3 stars" feature; I'm not sure how they calculate it, but the idea is they are the 3 best "value" players based on some combination of points and what round they were drafted in. For example, Ray Whitney is my league's first star because he was drafted in the 16th round.
There is no support for tracking league records or past results.
Resources: C+
The front page has recent hockey news/articles and several resource links. However, I can't say I've ever used them; I pretty much just stick to Dobber.
On the plus side, the site has a lot of useful tools for tracking stats. It has quick links set up for Points Today, Points This Week and Points this Month, but you can also use Points in Range to do a custom search on points in any time range that you like. You can also view the rosters by Points per Game and there is a Top Undrafted link to view all undrafted players. The reporting system is great – neat and tidy.
Responsiveness: A
In my experience they respond very quickly and I have seen them implement some features due to user feedback.
Cost: C
It costs $20 per year for the full league.
Overall Rating (1-Year Leagues): C+ (which is 'F' for non-points-based leagues that require lineup changes, and A- for points-based leagues that don't require lineup changes)
Overall Rating (Keeper Leagues): C- (which is 'F' for non-points-based leagues that require lineup changes, and A- for points-based leagues that don't require lineup changes)
I would definitely recommend Hockey Draft, but only for certain types of leagues. There are plenty of options that it does not support as you've read above, but I think it fills a niche for anyone that needs a certain level of customization that isn't offered by other websites.
If you have a more complicated league you're probably better off using Yahoo or something else, but if your pool has some rules that aren't supported you might find a way to implement them in Hockey Draft. If you know the needs of your league, then you'll know if this is a fit.
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By far the best website I've seen (and now use for my own league) is the Fantrax website.
This website is very user-friendly. It allows for scoring for every category manageable.
Lineup changes are smooth. Trading of players & waivers are very user-friendly.
It also incorporates salaries & a cap limit if desired.
The live chat feature is great (especially since you can see which Owners are online).
The live draft room is great.
Their customer service is second to none.
They are always tweaking their website to improve it & add great new features.
I don't have a single negative thing to say about Fantrax. I have been using it for 3 years & definitely won't change.


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My name is Darlene and I will be starting the challenge tomorrow! I am excited, but nervous. I do not want to fail. I thought by starting a support thread for all of those starting on the date that I am will be great! We can do it together and offer support, advice and all. Please join!! The more of us the more we can succeed!
I will weigh-in tomorrow and post my measurements as well. Not looking forward to the before pic, but hey....a picture is worth more than a thousand words, right? I had done BFL back in 2003 and got some amazing results! Now after being married for over 7 years and having three kids in that time frame I have gained lots of weight!!
Here is little about me. I am 35 years old and mom to 4 (ages: 18yrs, 5yrs, 3yrs, and a 4 month old). I have been married since Jan of 2005. I am a stay at home mom for now and always on my feet with all my little ones!! I have let myself go and have put everyone before my needs, but I need to put myself first now. I need to be and feel healthier with more energy in order to tackle on my large household with all the other things that follow. My commitment to myself starts TODAY!!! I will be preparing all my meals for the week. NO EXCUSES!!!! WHat about you? Are you with me?
i feel as though we are very much the same. i have 4 kids, (ages 13, 12, 11, 4). i did bfl about 7 years ago, had a wonderful out come. fell off the wagon with a new marraige and a new baby, no time for me. i stay at home with my kids, but i also have an in home daycare. so i am streched on time and nerves. i dont even comb my hair anymore, i wake up about 10 min before i need to and pull my hair into a pony tail and put on an oversized sweat shirt that belongs to my husband. my outfits are made up of his clothes most days.
i am getting ready to turn 38 in 15 days, i am 5'6" weigh 212 (i think, i will weigh again in the morning), so here i go again. i will use you as a support system and you feel free to use me. i will need it!
Hi Darlene,
I can relate. I would love to support you in this endeavor. I need the support as well. My husband even though I love him dearly is not very supportive of me when I try to lose weight. I did this challenge about 6 years ago with doing it about halfway and was able to lose 25 pounds. I would like to complete this new challenge and not only complete it but have it be my way of life.
I have a 2 year old and a 10 month old. I need energy and to be healthy for them. I need those things for myself as well. I currently weigh 246 and I am 5'2". I am 37 years old and am feeling much older ;-) I really want to take this day by day meal by meal. With my little ones I will really need to plan my meals. I am planing to use shakes for one or two of my meals at Lear for 1-2 weeks so there are no excuses. We will do this. I'm a teacher so I will be home for the summer, I plan on going back in September with a new and improved me!! Let's do this!!!
Hi Tonya!!
Wow...we are about the same! LOL...sounds like what I wear and how I do my hair to...pulled back! I feel awful because I haven't gotten dolled up in a very long time. I want to feel sexy, and lively again! We are so close in age, too! We can definitely do this! Let's just keep checking in with each other and give one another a push!! It's time we make "me" time mandatory!! I am planning on waking up very early to get my workouts done. I am preparing my meals today, so i have no excuse for the rest of the week. It's great that you are taking control and are going to start changing your life....you will soon be a very fit and healthy 38 year-old mama!!!
Hi Perfectweight!
Yes, we CAN do this!! You will go back to teaching looking and feeling great!! Looks like all of us have a bunch of little ones....that can be draining. Are you going to use any of the EAS shakes? I am going to use Myoplex lite right now, but GNC has an awesome shake in their Total lean brand...yummy flavors too! I think for muscle recovery I will use Betagen....used it back then and saw awesome results with it. So glad to have you as support on this thread.
Thanks for having me! I will be using the EAS shakes that are 110 calories. They Don't taste too bad but maybe I will try your suggestion thanks.
Sorry I didn't give my name it's Monica ;-)
ok ladies, hi perfectweight.
this morning i got up and weighed 218lbs. bummer. i got my breakfast in,
1 whole egg
1 egg white
1 wholen wheat peice of toast
green tea, with splenda
thats my update so far.
will you all be working out at the gym or at home?
Hi, LADIES
I ate at 8 for my first meal was a little late
3egg whites made egg salad ( low fat mayo 1 tsp and a 1/2)
With bagel thin 100 cal
I find it very hard to not have dounkin donuts!!! I am going through like withdrawal. ;-)
I weighed myself this morning a I was 248 more than I thought! Yikes! Good thing I started today. My next meal is a salad with tuna.
Then angel hair pasta with chicken.
Dinner I think chicken with veggies
Shake for my last meal.
Good job on breakfast!! Keep it up !
Hello, ladies! My name is Jami. I'm starting with you all today, too. I've attempted BFL a few times, but usually quit after 4-6 weeks. I'm 41 with 3 children. I work part-time as a physician's assistant. I've been exercising for several years, but have NEVER stuck with a healthy eating plan, so I've never gotten the results I'm looking for. I tend to eat when I'm stressed. . . lots of sugar. Not good. I haven't weighed in forever, because I usually end up getting really depressed. I know that I'm about 25-30 pounds overweight. Has anyone taken their before pictures yet? I'll be working out at the gym. I'm excited to get to know you ladies and to help each other stay accountable to workouts and nutrition! Let's do this!
Hi Ladies!
Let's do this!! Sounds like all of you had a great breakfast! Let get through this day...remember no plan meals...no temptation. Just like Monica said...withdrawals are going to be our enemy for this whole week! Our system is so wired for the bad that we need to get in tuned with all the healthy food for it. The headaches, jitters, grumpiness will all come to pass. Remember that we are doing it all together, too. Come on here for help and motivation...don't cave and picture your after results!!
I will be working out at home. I have lot's of exercise DVDs, dumbbells, weight bench/bands, and a stationary bike. I still need to get in my workout. Now that I feed my baby I can do it. The other little ones are content, so mama is going to work out!!
For my early meal I had a Myoplex lite shake. I know we should workout on an empty stomach first thing in the morning, but it is so hard for me. I start to shake if I don't have food in me....and i feel weak. Want to give good, hard workouts!
I will be checking back in later to see how everyone is. Oh, I took my before pic....my eyes are truly open!! I need to change!! My starting weight is 191.6lbs and I am 5 ft even! Fat does not look good on short people! I currently wear a size 18 pants and a XXL tops. Measurements were a shocker, too.
Well, good luck on your first day!!! We can do it!! Hang in there!
Hi Jami!
Glad to have you with us! I took my before pic last night and it was not pretty!! Well, I guess that's why they are before pics, right? We will change and make them look better! Exercise is only part of the change, but it's the healthy eating that counts. Once we start doing it we will see results and feel great!!! I hope you have a good day today and remember to weigh yourself....don't be afraid...you need to know where you are, so you can start making that change to drop the pounds....you can do it! We are here to help!
Hi there Ladies! Yep, I'm jumpin' in on this with ya! Took my before pics this morning w/ hubby. He's agreed to do this with me ~ so excited to have him on this fitness journey w/ me!
All right Day 1 ~ Let's DO this!
Workout for today: 45 min. strength training circuits alternating 3 min. of cardio bursts with 3 min. of strength training - finished off w/ some abs
M#1: PRE W/O MEAL: quick cook oats, 1/2 scoop protein powder, 1/2 tbls walnuts, 63g banana
M#2: POST W/O MEAL: 3 hard boiled egg whites, 1 rice cake w/ 1/2 tbls honey, 1 flax whole wheat tortilla w/ 1 tbls PB2 (powdered peanut butter)
I'm so very excited to be on this journey w/ you guys! Let's stay POSITIVE!!
so glad to have all of you here with me to help me when i need it the most.
i am not feeling as positive as all of you though, ugh, i just have a head ache, withdraws from caffine.
anyway, i am getting ready to eat my next meal.
turkey on whole wheat, lettuce and tomato
green tea, splenda
i havnt gotten my work out in though. i will get to it.
and i havent taken my b 4 pics yet, will do today
I am so with you!! Thank you for doing this. I have tried the challenge in the past as well and had amzing results. It is the best plan out there. I am 44 and have 5 kids 25, 24, 19 6 and 7. So I know all about putting everyone else first. I took pictures yesterday wow!! I have work to do. My goal is to lose 30 pounds and gain 5 pounds muscle. of course I will be watching my body fat like a hawk....Lets do this!!!!!
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EN 306 Prof Wrtng in the Disciplines:Scientific & Technical Writing
Sull, Errol C.
Assistant Professor of English / Adjunct Faculty
M.A., English, Niagara UniversityB.A., English, SUNY @ Buffalo
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Semester Dates
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Pre-requisites: EN105, EN106, passing the Writing Competency Test, and 60 credit hours. 3:0:3
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Text: Technical Communication (Tenth Edition), Longman
Author: John Lannon ISBN: 0-321-27076-2Text Ordering: http://direct.mbsbooks.com/park.htm
Textbooks can be purchased through the MBS bookstore
Additional Resources: See course Webliography
McAfee Memorial Library - Online information, links, electronic databases and the Online catalog. Contact the library for further assistance via email or at 800-270-4347.Career Counseling - The Career Development Center (CDC) provides services for all stages of career development. The mission of the CDC is to provide the career planning tools to ensure a lifetime of career success.Park Helpdesk - If you have forgotten your OPEN ID or Password, or need assistance with your PirateMail account, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 800-927-3024Resources for Current Students - A great place to look for all kinds of information http://www.park.edu/Current/.Advising - Park University would like to assist you in achieving your educational goals. Please contact your Campus Center for advising or enrollment adjustment information.Online Classroom Technical Support - For technical assistance with the Online classroom, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call the helpdesk at 866-301-PARK (7275). To see the technical requirements for Online courses, please visit the http://parkonline.org website, and click on the "Technical Requirements" link, and click on "BROWSER Test" to see if your system is ready.FAQ's for Online Students - You might find the answer to your questions here.
Learning Outcomes: Core Learning Outcomes
Class Assessment:
Performance will be assessed based on documents/papers, discussions, and a final exam.
Grading: Summary of Assignments and their weights
1. Definitions and Profiles for Two Audiences Week 1
Week 2
2. Proposal for Analytical Report Week 2
Week 3
3. Information Plan for Analytical Report Week 3
Week 4
4. Explanation of a product or process, or an instructional document
Week 4
Week 5
5. Cover Letter and Resume Week 5
Week 6
6. Analytical Report Week 4
Week 8
7. Final Exam Week 8
Week 8
8. Online Participation/Journal Ongoing
Week 8
Late Submission of Course Materials: Late penalties may be imposed based on individual circumstances.
Course Topic/Dates/Assignments:
1. Paper #1: Develop two audience-and-use profiles for two audiences (one profile for a semi-technical audience and one profile for a non-technical audience) for whom you are writing a technical definition, and then write a one-page definition for each audience. (Relevant text reading: Chapter 3, Delivering the Essential Information, and Chapter 20, Technical Definitions.)
First select a technical term you wish to define. Then fill out the Audience-and-Use Profile for one technical audience and one non-technical audience (see p. 36 for the form). Next, evaluate what information you would include for each audience. For example, you might select the term diabetes and the two audiences for whom you are writing the definitions might be pre-med students taking an endocrinology course and the patients of an endocrinologist who has prepared a short handout for his patients who have been diagnosed with diabetes.
For the first audience of pre-med students, you might consider defining diabetes in terms of metabolic and chemical disorder. For the non-technical audience, you might consider adding to a simple definition of diabetes as a metabolic disorder an analogy of how the system has gone awry and, most important for this audience, how having diabetes is going to affect their lives.
In analyzing the information you would include for each audience, you would consider the various ways in which to define terms and use those tools to select what would be appropriate to each audience to create an effective definition. (See Chapter 20 of your text for definition strategies.) Then, using appropriate diction and level of details, you would write your definitions.
NOTE: Be sure to document all external information using both footnotes or parenthetical citations and a bibliography (which you may label "References," "Works Cited," or otherwise, as appropriate. Also be sure to enclose within quotation marks any text you have copied. This is an academic honesty and copyright compliance requirement, not simply a formatting requirement. See Part VI, Appendix A of our text and the course Webliography for documentation guidance.
2. Paper #2: Write an Informal Proposal for your Analytical Report. Using the discussions of proposals and analytical reports, develop your informal proposal using the general model for proposals given in your Lannon text in Chapter 23, Proposals. You will need to decide whether your proposal is a planning, research, or sales type proposal (I generally recommend that you write a research proposal). This will determine some of the contents for your assignment. Other relevant text readings are Chapters 11 and 21.
3. Paper #3: Write an Information Plan for your Analytical Report. Information planning encourages writers to adopt project management strategies as a way of managing writing assignments of all complexities. For this assignment, you must write an Information Plan for your analytical report in three to five pages. In the workplace, the Information Plan would be updated as progress was made or changes occurred on the project. You may use an outline format that addresses the following information:
Purpose for writing this report:
Audience: For whom is the report intended? Who else will read it?
Goals of the information contained in your report: How will the information in this report be used?
Information objectives: What specific information will be contained in the report? What information will be given to the reader? How will readers benefit?
Information specifications: Overall structure, Title, graphics production, printing specifications.
Sectional content outline: Working section headings and subheadings and a brief summary of what will be in each.
Methodology: Determine how the information will be gathered and analyzed, the schedule for research, editorial standards and strategies, style guidelines.
Information verification: How will the information be verified? Are the procedures used considered to be accurate?
Schedule for completion of assignments related to analytical report.
This assignment requires forethought about the analytical report you will write. Remember that your Information Plan is intended to help you map out the writing process and begin to visualize the final document, and can be adjusted as you actually go through writing of the report. The integrity of an Information Plan, however, is in its usability as a planning tool: you should have as few amendments to it as possible. The more detail that you have here, the more likely that your draft report will prove to be well designed. Relevant text readings are Chapters 3, 10, 11, 12 and 24.
4. Paper #4: Write a Description of a Product or Process, or an Instructional Document. Descriptions and explanations of mechanisms, processes, organizations, and organisims constitute much of the subject matter of technical and scientific writing. Instructions are also critical to working with technology. In this assignment you will focus on one of these types of documents, with emphasis on clarity and usability.
5. Paper #5: Write a Cover Letter and Resume. Relevant text reading is Chapter 18.
6. Paper #6: Write an Analytical Report. This assignment, a formal report, should contain the following format features: cover/title page, letter of transmittal, table of contents, table of figures and tables, informative abstract, body with sectional headings and subheadings, glossary, appendixes and attachments as appropriate, and bibliography. Relevant text readings are Chapters 14, 15, 16, 24, 25, and Part VI, Appendix A.
Your text offers a general model for analytical reports, which you should follow where you can. Of course, you may deviate from this model with good reason -- it is only a tentative model. Your text offers many suggestions for topics for analytical reports, should you have difficulty selecting one.
CORE WEEKLY ONLINE DISCUSSION TOPICS: Others may be added as required or requested
The basic weekly online discussion topics are listed below. In general, your conference discussion topics will be evaluated using the following criteria:
Completeness of thought: have you given the question at hand in-depth thinking? Do you demonstrate an understanding of the context of the issue being addressed?
Evidence and Analysis: Do you provide examples and illustrations from your online research, your readings, and your own experience?
Vivid examples from your own professional and personal experience?
Clear communication?
For your convenience, most of the topics are listed here in summary form; the detailed requirements of these core topics and other discussion topics will be posted in our conference.
Week 1-1 Discussion Topic: After reading the material, in this week's discussion area, define technical and scientific writing. Give an example of what technical writing is and what it isn't. Identify the audience for whom you are defining the term. Clearly differentiate scientific writing from technical writing.
Week 1-2 Discussion Topic: The electronic revolution has changed how we communicate as individuals and how organizations view communication. Is the Internet just an electronic messaging system students should learn as a "skill" requirement or can the substance and nature of the Internet be used as a complete working and learning environment for organizations and individuals?
Week 2 Discussion Topic: This week's topic addresses your goals and objectives for learning in this course. Describe the skills you seek to develop in your technical writing course. How exactly will you apply these skills to your career? Justify your company's paying for this course (or your paying for this course) by explaining how this course will help you become more effective on the job.
Week 3-1 Discussion Topic: Learning how to retrieve information on the Internet and World Wide Web is an important skill to master. This week I would like you to search on the Internet for five electronic references that would be of use to technical writers on the job. When you find these references, figure out how they could be used. Then, write into the discussion thread for this week an annotated bibliography of the five references for writers. Also, tell us what search engines you used to find these references.
Week 4 Discussion Topic: Analyze and describe the process you have used to plan how you will study and learn online. What techniques have you developed? What do you think are the most important processes for successfully learning online? Your audience should be your classmates.
Week 5-1 Discussion Topic: What are the audience, intended use of information, and purpose considerations when you design your resume?
Week 5-2 Discussion Topic: Write a progress report or status report of your work towards your analytic report to date.
Week 6 Discussion Topic: Many managers believe that an employee must be able to present information in a verbal form (or brief it) before they should be given the opportunity to write anything. This week, discuss briefing/presentation, how it is different from written presentation of information, and provide (as an attachment to your commentary in the discussion thread), a brief slide presentation on a topic of your choice. I will provide you guidance on the format and technical aspects of online presentations.
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A vasectomy is surgery to cut the vas deferens, the tubes that carry a man's sperm from his scrotum to testicles. After a vasectomy, sperm cannot move out of the testes
. A man who has had a successful vasectomy cannot make a woman pregnant.
Vasectomy is usually done in the surgeon's office using local anesthesia. You will be awake but not feel any pain.
You may have a vasectomy without a surgical cut. This is called a no-scalpel vasectomy (NSV).
Sterilization surgery - male; No-scalpel vasectomy; NSV
Vasectomy may be recommended for men who are sure they do not want to get a woman pregnant in the future. A vasectomy makes a man sterile (unable to get a woman pregnant).
A vasectomy is not recommended as a short-term form of birth control. The procedure to reverse a vasectomy is a much more complicated operation.
Vasectomy may be a good choice for men who:
Vasectomy may not be a good choice for men who:
There is no serious risk to vasectomy. Your semen will be tested in the months after the operation to make sure it does not contain sperm.
As with any surgical procedure, infection, swelling, or prolonged pain can occur. Careful following of aftercare instructions reduces these risks significantly.
Very rarely, the vas deferens can grow back together again. If this happens, sperm can mix with semen. This would make it possible for you to make a woman pregnant.
Two weeks before your vasectomy, tell your doctor or nurse about of the medicines you take, including those bought without a prescription and vitamins, supplements, and herbs.
You may need to limit or stop taking aspirin, ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin), and other medicines that affect blood clotting for 10 days before your surgery.
On the day of your surgery, wear loose, comfortable clothes. Clean your scrotum area well. Take the medicines your doctor told you take.
Bring a scrotal support with you to the surgery.
You should be able to return home as soon as the procedure is done. You can return to work the next day if you do not do heavy physical work. Most men return to work within 2 to 3 days. You should be able to return to your normal physical activities in 3 to 7 days. It is normal to have some swelling and bruising of the scrotum after the procedure. It should go away within 2 weeks.
You should wear a scrotal support for 3 to 4 days after the procedure. You can use an ice pack to prevent or reduce swelling. Pain medicine, such as acetaminophen (Tylenol), may help relieve discomfort. You can have sexual intercourse as soon as you feel ready, usually about a week after the surgery.
Vasectomy does not affect a man's ability to have an erection or orgasm, or ejaculate semen. A vasectomy does NOT prevent the spread of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
A vasectomy does NOT increase your risk of prostate cancer or testicular disease.
Your sperm count gradually decreases after a vasectomy. After about 3 months, sperm are no longer present in the semen. You must continue to use birth control to prevent pregnancy until your semen sample is totally free of sperm.
Most men are satisfied with vasectomy. Most couples enjoy not having to use birth control.
Kavoussi PK, Costabile RA. Surgery of thescrotum and seminal vesicles. In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 37.
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Seating is on benches that are not very comfortable and would be terrible for someone with a bad back. There have no backs to lean on.
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If you know very little about Quebec City, it may be helpful to see this multimedia show before hitting the cobblestones. It's history with a bang – literally – as surprises pop out of the walls, the floor, and the ceiling. A giant screen, 3D glasses, and mobile screens on the side walls enhance the experience. The history is a bit simplistic - it's only 30 minutes after all but several defining moments and virtual figures are showcased, from early explorers (like Jacques Cartier), religious leaders and Amer-Indians to contemporary cultural icons.
The show may even help orient your visit; it provides an overview of a few landmark sights, such as the Chateau Frontenac Hotel, where Winston Churchill once stayed, the Quebec Bridge and the Citadel, a star-shaped fortress known as the Gibraltar of the Americas. Check the web site for English show times. (www.quebecexperience.com). Adults are $7.50, and there are special rates for families. If you're hungry afterwards, there is a sweetshop just around the corner from the viewing room, and a cafe on the floor below.
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Lancashire finished their North Division campaign with an entertaining seven run win over the Worcs Royals set up by a career best 88 from Steven Croft
The Lightning, who occupied third spot at the conclusion of the North Division campaiagn, posted 198-6 thanks also to Tom Smith's 40, and 23 apiece for Nathan McCullum and Gareth Cross.
But Moeen Ali's 72 off 39 kept his side in the hunt for the win until Sajid Mahmood and Smith claimed three wickets between them in the last two overs.
The Lightning will now face Essex Eagles at Chelmsford Tuesday week (July 27th) in the quarter finals.
"It's always important to win games, and to go into that quarter final with a win is good," said captain Paul Horton. "We learnt a few more things about ourselves.
"You learn a lot in 16 games. No side in the country has won all 16, and there have been some ups and downs. But the sides who have learnt most about themselves will be the most successful going into the quarter finals. We're in real good shape going into that match against Essex."
Opener Smith and Croft shared 81 in 37 balls for the second wicket, taking a liking to James Cameron, Moeen and Daryl Mitchell in particular with a series of fours and sixes.
Smith became the first Lightning batsman to pass 500 runs in the summer as he and Stephen Moore got off to a racing start. When Moore was bowled by Imran Arif in the fourth over, the Lightning had 29 runs on the board.
Croft was soon into his stride with successive fours and a six off Gareth Andrew in the fifth over, and he swung Cameron over the mid wicket boundary for another maximum in the next as Lancs reached 63-1 after the six overs of powerplays.
Croft was caught off a Cameron no ball on 43 in the eighth over, and made the hosts pay with the first ball of the ninth over when he brought up his half century off 22 balls and his side's hundred with a six over mid-wicket off Mitchell's medium pace.
Smith was bowled by impressive left arm spinner Shaaiq Choudhry in the tenth over. But, at 113-2 at the halfway stage, the Red Rose were firmly on course for a big total.
Worcs fought back, bowling a four over spell without a boundary, and Choudhry finished with 1-27 from four overs, the pick of the bowling figures.
Paul Horton, captain for the day in the absence of Glen Chapple and Mark Chilton, did not last long at the crease because he was run out backing up by Andrew to leave the score at 118-3 in the eleventh.
Kiwi McCullum, making his last appearance for the county, hit sixes over long off and long on off Choudhry in his 17-ball stay at the crease, but skewed a Jack Shantry delivery to Mitchell at point in the 17th.
Croft was neatly caught behind by Ben Cox to give Shantry, the left arm seamer, his second wicket early in the 19th, and Lancs were 178-5.
Gareth Cross hit two sixes and a four in his 12-ball knock to keep the Lightning in sight of 200, but he was caught in the deep off the bowling of Andrew with the last ball of the innings.
Horton added: "Crofty played really well. He abused the small boundaries – they weren't big enough for him."
Worcestershire's chase got off to the worst possible start when Croft, opening the bowling instead of McCullum, bowled Jack Manuel with the fourth ball of the innings to leave the score at 5-1.
But the wicket was followed by two successive boundaries for Moeen to get the hosts up and running.
Moeen then pulled both Mahmood and Daren Powell for sixes over square leg and mid wicket respectively, and he was matching Croft almost blow for blow. When he reached his 50 off 23 balls, his side were 60-1 in the sixth.
Moeen and Solanki shared a second wicket of 66 in 39 balls, but the latter was bowled by McCullum with his first ball to leave the score at 71-2 in the eighth.
Moeen continued on his merry way though, pulling Stephen Parry and McCullum for sixes in the ninth and tenth overs. He led the hosts to a score of 96-2 at the halfway stage of their innings.
But Gary Keedy put the skids under the Royals with two wickets in consecutive overs to reduce the score to 111-4, picking up the wickets of Alexei Kervezee and Moeen.
He had Kervezee caught at long on by Croft and Moeen caught at deep mid wicket by Moore, and that seemed like it was game up for Worcester.
But Cameron and Mitchell kept their side in the hunt with a series of boundaries until they were two of the three wickets to fall in the last 12 balls with 23 runs needed off two.
Mahmood, who finished with 2-26 from three, had Cameron (26) caught at long on by Croft and Andrew caught by Smith at mid off. Smith then bowled Mitchell for 39 with the first ball of the last.


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Join us March 27 for "Evolution of an Architecture: Story of a Data Management Platform" with Adobe Systems Director of Engineering Dave Weinstein. "Story of a DMP" begins in 2008 with a 10-person startup called Demdex, 1 customer, and a couple million visitor profiles. Dave will the story of how they grew to serving many of the world's biggest publishers and advertisers and were ultimately acquired by Adobe Systems.
Today, Adobe AudienceManager (nee Demdex) stores over 6.5 Billion visitor profiles and serves many billions of requests per day. Along the way, they've gone through a number of iterations in their architecture and added a host of new technologies like Hadoop, Hbase, Cassandra, SOLR, Netezza and Tableau to handle the scale. Come hear the story of how they did it: the painful lessons learned, the architectures re-architected and the systems scaled to handle hockey-sticking growth.
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