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Death is the one guarantee of life.
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Chapter one
Know that whatever we are in gifted in life, we are never given more than we can bear; all have an inner strength that is there just for that purpose. Each has been born for life's adventures with all the 'tools' we need to survive or as I would prefer to say to 'live'.
A majority of us are born into many various religions and are raised with varying teachings around the subject of living and dying. Unfortunately some of these teachings leave us with the impression that this is all there is; there is no going forward, whether from mistakes of life or even from death itself. So easy to be left feeling lost, abandoned, victimized, guilty and even more so we go to the extent of losing the joy of life and death.
Through my sharing this journey with you of loss, I hope to transfer my understanding of the process of loss and give you a lighter insight and breath of life to help you move on and continue living in joy.
During the funeral of my son a cousin had approached me to give her condolences; my son had been the third major loss in life. She held my hand to let me know how sorry she felt, these were her words "I am so sorry for you my love, let's hope that this is the end now; God has punished you enough." Thanks was all I could say, not able to comprehend those words.
Late that day as I sat and pondered that event I began to feel sadness for my cousin, you see she had lost a son also some fifteen years previously, it was her religion that had given her those understandings, then it became clear to me that her life until then had been full of unacceptance, grief and guilt. I had seen her for many years deteriorate in her health and had never connected the dots until that time.
Her life was always happy she was jovial always, it did change when she had her loss, there never seemed to be much joy left in her. Surviving not living, choosing a different reaction and experience, than had I. Her God was not mine,
What makes one take the best of the experience, choosing to continue to grow and expand and yet another to remain in the sadness and mire of grief and unhappiness? My first inkling of that there had to me more came after the death of my first Husband. My parents had driven me to the funeral home where he was laid. My stomach was churning, the fluttering heartbeat; feeling weak at the knees,
I walked up to the coffin, parents each side of me, never having made a habit of viewing dead bodies my mind was awash with all sorts of thoughts. There he lay, looking serene and peaceful, I reached out and touched his hand and wowed , I knew he was not there, yes his body was the same and he looked the same 33 years of age, it was a an empty shell. I shut down inside saying, "I'm done, let's go."
I could feel their surprise and confusion, yet I didn't need to be there I knew that. Sorting through paperwork and seeing Robs handwriting I could not comprehend any of it. It didn't make sense, how can anyone with so much ability and character be just 'gone'? And so began my journey of enquiry finding myself.
For that era I was outside of any 'normal' thinking, was I weird, different, or just plain crazy? God was always in my life, whether it was through all the different Sunday schools that never seemed to give me any real answers or through the feeling of never being alone, being loved and protected, I prayed a lot, all be it then, to a God outside of myself. You know the one; I was taught that he was in heaven looking over me. Prayers were sometimes answered and sometimes not; well at least not noticeably.
When I first noticed it was during loss of Robert my first spouse and for those of you that have gone through this process understand the desperation and pain. During this particular time, it was this I was feeling full blown. I wanted to scream yet knowing that family members were asleep I tried to stifle my cries, twisting in the heart pain I silently called for help. Then it happened in an instant I felt a sudden peace , the tears ceased the pain left, I lay in a great warmth of love and peace, a sense of all is ok. Again I am left with my thoughts of how I could have gone into such a calm in an instant, just as a switch was flicked.
From this view I realized that a prayer is a feeling of the heart, not a mind full of need and wants. It is important that we surrender our pain and fears to the God we know and relate to; whether that be a being, an energy or creation itself, it matters not. What matters is that it is in everything and known by many names, what matters is our willingness and sincerity in the call for help
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Good, good message, good help for those who ache with loss, good poem.I think you've done admirable work here.
Hello and welcome Linda,Well, this is a different view on a subject that many really dont wish to face. I have not read it all as I just had to get to bed, ( compelling )but be assured I will continue for you have grabbed me. I see your book is incomplete, PLEASE put more up and give us the opportunity to follow your insights.
This is quite insightful - an important read - on my shelf tomorrow! liz
With a good editing, I'm sure this will be a good resource for people who are dealing with loss. I wish you the best of luck with Squeezed. God Bless, Dana P. Finding Xanadu and The Journey Home
Linda,I couldn't get your first sentence "Know that whatever we are in gifted in life,"I also think you need to swap "me" for "be" in "My first inkling of that there had to me more..."Also, remove the "a" from "...it was a an empty shell..."There were some other sentences that did not ring true, and you need to review some of your punctuation, but this promises to be a powerful story - or true-life drama?I don't know what has happened with your upload, but the first chapter is repeated about foru times.RegardsWarrick
Wow, I see already you are moving in the right direction. Good luck
thank you for the comment, yes I am publishing more chapters. keep looking
Hello and welcome Linda,Well, this is a different view on a subject that many really dont wish to face. I have not read it all as I just had to get to bed, ( compelling )but be assured I will continue for you have grabbed me. I see your book is incomplete, PLEASE put more up and give us the opportunity to follow your insights.


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Junior guard Trumae Lucas added 14 points on 7-of-9 field goal shooting for the Blue Hens (28-1). Guards Lauren Carra and Jocelyn Bailey each finished with 12 points. Delaware advances to Saturday's CAA semifinals for the third straight year and will face the winner of fourth-seeded Hofstra and fifth-seeded UNCW at 12:00 p.m.
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In short: Fast run, poor roads, no atmosphereIn full: This was my first Edinburgh half-marathon and, fairly or not, I'm comparing it to my experience just a few weeks ago at the Reading half. The Edinburgh start was scenic - Arthur's Seat, Holyrood etc - , but just a few km out, it was nothing but potholes, avoiding parked cars and running on far too narrow streets. Compared to Reading, the atmosphere was quite subdued.The finish at Musselburgh was cramped and the journey back into town was an unwelcome end to the race. On the positive side, the weather was great - if a little too hot towards the end - and I managed a PB. So it wasn't all bad. If only it started and ended in Edinburgh, it wouldn't have been such a logistical nightmare. Date of review: June 3, 2012
In short: Hotter than hell and nothing to look at.Date of review: June 3, 2012
In short: Crowds & atmosphere made this a fantastic experience.Date of review: June 2, 2012
In short: above average raceIn full: this was a very hot day, it took me more than 90 mins more than usual to complete this marathon but it is a fast course - just not for me on the day. the only points i would make is that i like to park at the finish on a point to point race then travel to the start however with the roads closing at 8.00 for the half marathon it ment a very early start for me. the half being moved to the sat would be very benificial. its also a very long walk back to the car from the finish line. all in all - would i do it again : yes. but i would take another marathon if it was closer to home. it wasn't anything special im affraidDate of review: June 1, 2012
In short: Should it be called Firth of Forth marathon?In full: A great weekend out in Scotland, weather was ace!Run was OK but its not really the Edinburgh marathon, the walk to the bus and then the wait and journey back to town took the edge off the day!Date of review: June 1, 2012
In short: A great weekend of races for all agesIn full: I'd lowered my expectations of the race having read previous years reviews on here, but I was pleasantly surprised, and find the amount of negativity on here a bit surprising.I found the best bits to be the support around the course: people bothering to come out of their houses with drinks, jelly babies, hoses etc really makes a difference. Pipers, drummers and pubs with music all helped to provide a great atmosphere.Some bits of the course were lovely and other bits so so - there was enough variety to avoid complete tedium!It was a great weekend being able to watch the 5 and 10k races on the Saturday, along with the kids races - and it's great to see kids getting proper medals and t-shirts.The hub was a bit of a disappoitment - was expecting more in terms of stalls, physio, massage etc.Yes, it was a long walk back to the buses with a big queue, but it didn't take hours and was smoothly organised.A massive thanks to the Red Cross who helped me at the finish - I was in a bit of a state and they did their job well - on a very busy day for them.Would I do the marathon again? Not personally as it hasn't got enough pull over othere marathons, but we are definitely thinking about a family weekend away next year with the kids joining in, and my and my husband doing a race each day.Date of review: June 1, 2012
In short: Much improved from last year and enjoyable raceIn full: Enjoyable race despite the tropical weather. Only complaints would be lack of energy drinks and water on course was warm. Other than that very enjoyable with loads of support and well organised finish. Date of review: June 1, 2012
In short: Getting there (so were British Rail)In full: First time back since 2008 and its getting better!The transport post race still needs to be improved- but that would need everyone to use the buses and leave cars miles away- doubt that will happen.The road surface at Gosford is ok- can't see the problem for half a mile(??).Out and back courses are not everyone's taste but that's fairly clear before entering.Ok you could start earlier but really the weather on Sunday was unusual for Edinburgh (very unusual). I thought getting through the finish etc was really clear and easy.The start was relaxed without the hassle- plenty of support without the place being overcrowded. Plenty of water and Gels plus all the local hoses and drinks etc.Yes the relay was a bit of a pain but not too much hassle.This is a relatively fast course (NO Hills) and a good marathon- particularly for the first timer- enough crowd without being too busy. But it could be better with either the transport being sorted or being in the city.Date of review: May 31, 2012
In short: Over inflated numbers and it's not really Edinburgh is it ?In full: My second marathon and a hope for a personal best were dashed by the weather and the demoralising turning point. Whilst the people who turned out to support were fantastic there weren't many. Poor by comparison with Liverpool which is a proper city marathon.It was like we were being rushed out of the city as quickly as possible.Most of the running surface was excellent...but there were bits like th farm where you got gravel in your shoes. Well documented too that the start time was far too late meaning the slower runners like myself were caught out in the hottest part of the day. And at the Turning point the water station was packing up. Out of supplies.The run in to the finish was good. But had no idea where to go. No one came up to me. No one showed me where to go. Eventually found the medals and then the baggage trucks. The goody bag was a joke...bought an Angus Burger for nutrition which didn't agree with me. Then the long long march back to the bus up the hill in the heat. Was that really necessary ?FInally, the numbers. I read 23 thousand. But it wasn't was it. That was probably runners for the whole weekend. I read 12 thousand. But it wasn't surely. Was that including the annoying relay runners who sent you flying ? On the plus side Edinburgh is a great city and it would have been nice to see a bit more of it on route. Date of review: May 31, 2012
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Brooke Bialke recently fought to reinstate unemployment benefits for a local client who had been terminated from his job after failing to live up to his employer's expectations.
In Virginia, unemployment compensation is denied if an employee is found to have participated in work misconduct. Through her research Bialke learned that the "misconduct" required to disqualify an employee from benefits must rise to a level of wanton and willful disregard for the employer's interests. While Bialke recognized that her client may not have been suited for the duties assigned by his employer, she was certain that the termination was not his fault.
"The law is clear: being bad at your job doesn't disqualify you for benefits," said Bialke. "Not one of my client's actions seemed to meet the level required by the statute. He was a diligent and dedicated worker."
Despite her confidence in her client's story, Bialke wasn't sure the hearing officer would be as certain.
"This was the first case for which I was 100% responsible. It was possible that I wasn't going to win," said Bialke. "This man depended on me, so I completely over prepared. I interviewed him three times. I took forty-five minutes to prep him for a five minute testimony."
In the end, her client received his benefits.
Bialke thinks there may be many people in similar situations who will never appeal a denial of benefits – even though the law seems to be on their side. More than ever, she sees the importance of helping indigent clients understand the law.
The student attorneys at Regent Law's Clinic have won favorable results for their clients in all five unemployment cases the Clinic has taken on in the last year.
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Brad Brickhouse approached client's cases one page at a time. And that was just what was necessary to bring victory to a Hampton Roads man recently fired from his job.
This client had missed a lot of work because of a severe medical condition that had been communicated to his supervisor and documented thoroughly, so much so that there were volumes upon volumes of records.
Working on the client's behalf, Brickhouse methodically condensed the paperwork and medical records into an articulate argument presented before the Unemployment Administration – and won.
Emily Dunn
As part of her work with the Clinic, current student Emily Dunn ('13) recently helped a client win back the unemployment benefits which were unfairly denied her by her employer.
Dunn met with her client under the guidance of Professor Kathleen McKee, Director of the Civil Practice Clinic. Dunn simplified the statutes and information involved in the case, developed a defense for her client based upon the corresponding case law, and won the case in court.
The clinical experience gives students confidence and a sense of accomplishment, eliminating the gap between the classroom and the courtroom.
"Our classes and professors instill in us the confidence we need to successfully represent our clients," Dunn says. "I was able to use that confidence to my client's benefit in simplifying the process and vindicating her case."
Dunn's clinical experience solidified her desire to help people through the law by researching and advocating on their behalf. She highly recommends the clinic experience to future lawyers who have not yet had a chance to intern in an attorney's office or in a court setting.
Tracy Hasse
Tracy Hasse had the opportunity not only to work a case from start to finish but also to see her client vindicated. Hasse's client, a hardworking and conscientious hotel employee, was denied her unemployment benefits because her termination included an allegation of employee misconduct.
According to Hasse, her client experienced an extraordinary set of obstacles that kept from her completing her daily tasks. Even though she stayed late off-the-clock to finish cleaning her allotted rooms, her employment was immediately terminated when some of the rooms were found unfinished.
In the state of Virginia, an employer has the legal right to fire an employee for any reason; however, the claim for misconduct carries a high burden of proof. A one-day failure to meet an employer's expectations does not meet that burden of proof. Hasse was able to argue successfully on her client's behalf to see her unemployment benefits reinstated.
Hasse began working with her client in August of 2011 with the help of advisor Professor McKee, and stayed with her client through the October 2011 appeals hearing. Hasse describes McKee as a "brilliant, supportive, experienced" lawyer who has the unique ability to provide appropriate support while allowing her students the opportunity to grow through firsthand experience.
Although Hasse was pleased to win the case, she was more excited about the ability to bring justice to what she considered to be a deserving client. From their frequent interactions, Hasse observed that her client was concerned more with defending her integrity and less with receiving money.
"People may have a perception of terminated employees trying to get unemployment benefits," Hasse said, "but this woman was not trying to get something for nothing." For Hasse, her clinical experience taught her the importance of taking each case and person as they come rather than jumping to conclusions about their motives.
According to Hasse, God was intimately involved in the outcome. In the last meeting, professor, student and client bowed their heads and prayed for the outcome of the case. "We surrendered it to Him and said, 'Your will be done,'" Hasse said. "He was faithful to bring it through with what I was convinced was the just and right result."
Melissa Hudgins
Melissa Hudgins recognizes that her hands-on work with the Civil Practice Clinic will improve her career prospects. For her, however, the Clinic is about much more than personal gain.
"The beauty of the Clinic is not only the practical experience it offers students," she says, "but that it allows clients to have a hand in changing students' perceptions about those who depend on government aid to survive."
In the fall of her 3L year, Hudgins worked on behalf of a single mother of three whose food stamp and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) benefits had been terminated. The client received this sanction because she was alleged to have intentionally violated the program's requirements.
In order to properly defend her client's cause, Hudgins took the time to get to know her. She discovered that in addition to a lack of education, her client experienced difficulty finding adequate child care and transportation, all of which prevented her from supporting her family. She learned that her client also suffered from chronic medical problems that exacerbated the difficulties she faced when applying for public assistance.
From the day the Legal Aid Society of Eastern Virginia referred the client to Regent's Clinic, Hudgins had two weeks to prepare for the hearing at the Department of Social Services.
She unraveled a trail of paperwork that had been shuffled from caseworker to caseworker and carefully researched Virginia's working requirements for TANF and food stamp recipients.
She and her client won their case.
More than the all the administrative knowledge she gained and the skills she developed, for Hudgins the invaluable part of her work was learning to see the process from her client's perspective.
"My client had to report to a number of case workers who did not accurately inform her of how she could prevent the sanctioning process or have her benefits reinstated," said Hudgins. "Her documents were mishandled and she was treated as just another case number. Without an advocate the process would be overwhelmingly frustrating, intimidating and stifling for anyone in my client's shoes."
Valerie Johnson
Part-time student Val Johnson joined the Civil Practice Clinic to gain a real-life perspective on the law while maintaining her outside job. But at heart, Johnson was drawn to the Clinic because of its service-based approach to legal practice. Little did she know the experience would change lives – including her own.
Clinic Director, Professor Kathleen McKee, assigned Johnson her first case, a disabled man who had been denied SNAP benefits. The Supplemental NutritionAssistance Program (SNAP), administered by the Department of Social Services, provides funds to needy recipients to purchase food.
Johnson's interest in the case grew as she got to know her client. "I realized he was a very hard worker. This wasn't someone who was taking advantage of government services," she said. Her client needed food to take with his disability medication, food his SNAP benefits provided. Johnson gave her client a list of local churches and food banks to use until his benefits could be reinstated.
SNAP recipients undergo a periodic verification process to maintain eligibility, and Social Services determined that Johnson's client's income exceeded the allowable amount. "My client had received SNAP benefits in the past, but for this particular period he was denied even though nothing had materially changed in his case," Johnson said.
Reviewing his case, Johnson found that her client's income had been misappropriated on his verification paperwork. She also realized that the verification rules were so complex that the average person may not understand them, much less someone with a disability.
At the hearing Johnson requested to correct the error, Social Services asserted that the verification process had not been completed by Johnson's client. Johnson said her client was never notified by the agency.
As a novice litigator wanting to help, Johnson was surprised and relieved by the ruling in her client's favor. The hearing officer ordered Social Services to repeat the verification process to determine her client's income. "I'm confident my client will receive back benefits," said Johnson.
Johnson's victory helped her client become food secure and exposed a weakness in the welfare system. It also changed her perspective and her vocational direction. She now hopes to do similar litigation or to improve the welfare process by helping government agencies review their policies related to people in positions like her client. "This experience taught me to be compassionate and not judge where a person is, and to be sincere in my efforts to help," said Johnson. "I'm confident the practical experience will be helpful as I transition into my legal career."
Ben Willis
One of Ben Willis's clients, referred by a local Legal Aid office, sought legal assistance after being denied food stamp benefits from the local Department of Human Services. DHS had determined the client ineligible for food stamp benefits because, according to their designation, she was an "able-bodied" adult capable of working the minimum 20 hours needed to satisfy the work requirement of the Virginia Food Stamp Manual. In reality, however, the client was unable to find and retain lasting employment as a direct result of severe impairments.
After researching the relevant law, Willis discovered that while the client may not have fit into the DHS definition of "disabled," she had been diagnosed with severe impairments. She was not, "able-bodied" and therefore not subject to the minimum work requirement.
Willis successfully represented the client at a hearing after which DHS reinstated full benefits, a result that could have a significant impact on how the Virginia Food Stamp Manual is applied in the future.


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5:25 PM EDT, June 25, 2012
"Dour rhymes with poor, not sour."
This observation was part of a longer collection of mispronunciations and misused phrases, offered by a reader in response to my call for the mistakes you hear most often. They're still pouring in, and I expect to need at least one more column to share the rest.
I'm highlighting this one because it's a reminder that although you may think I consider myself high and mighty as chief of the Grammar Police, I'm as screwed up as everyone else. My wife routinely gives me a hard time for what she feels are my mispronunciations, most notably "hair-a-cane" and "jag-wire."
She hasn't mentioned dour, but I've always pronounced it to rhyme with sour, and although I've heard it the other way, I had no idea there was an issue until I got this email. I looked it up, and here's one of the write-ups I found, in the Grammarphobia blog:
These days, "dour" can properly be pronounced either way, to rhyme with "tour" or "tower." But it wasn't always so.
At one time, this adjective meaning stern, obstinate, or gloomy had only one pronunciation, the one with the OO sound. A usage note in The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language (4th ed.) says "dour, which is etymologically related to duress and endure, traditionally rhymes with tour."
"The variant pronunciation that rhymes with sour is, however, widely used and must be considered acceptable," American Heritage adds. The dictionary says 65 percent of its Usage Panel preferred the traditional pronunciation while 33 percent preferred the variant.
Both pronunciations are now accepted in standard American dictionaries.
The bottom line is that most of the Usage Panel thinks I'm a dope. Now let's go right into some of the readers' other complaints:
• "My hair is too long … I need to get them cut because they are flying all over the place." A friend sent me this Facebook message, and since I couldn't be sure if she really talks about her hair in the plural — as so many barbers and hairdressers around here do ("How do you want them cut?"), I avoided insulting her by feigning confusion until she explained that her hair was fine and this was her contribution to my collection.
• "When Captain Sullenberger landed the plane in the water, the newsman covering it kept referring to the injun of the plane."
• "Realator instead of Realtor. Jewlery instead of jewelry."
(Regarding "Realator," another reader told me, "I called the local real estate office to inform the owner that his TV commercial was pronouncing the word incorrectly; he thanked me, but the pronunciation was never corrected."
• "A host of [sports radio station] WIP refuses to pronounce versus correctly. It's always 'verse.'"
• " 'Essentric' for eccentric."
• "I keep hearing 'temprature.' The other is Febuary instead of February."
• "A lot of people say 'nucular' for 'nuclear.' " I got that one a lot.
• " 'Expecially' instead of especially, 'supposably' instead of supposedly."
• "When I read your column, the mispronunciation of 'et cetera' immediately came to mind. Despite it being abbreviated 'etc.,' many, many people pronounce it eck-cetera."
• "My personal pet peeve is the current trend to pronounce 'ST' as 'SHT,' as in inshtruct, regishtration, etc. Listen on the radio or TV and you'll hear it."
Another reader, making the same point about newscasters, wrote, "Their sentences thus become 'The ornate shtructure cast a shtrange shadow on the shtreet below.' If you simply put your upper and lower teeth together when speaking, that sentence would become 'The ornate structure cast a strange shadow on the street below.' This seems to be a matter of laziness, because the same thing works with turning 'ax' into 'ask.' "
• "The one that makes my skin crawl is anyways. 'It's none of your business anyways.' Occasionally, I even hear anywheres. 'I looked all over and I can't find it anywheres.'"
• "Depreciate for deprecate. 'Beg the question' does not mean raise a question. If you feel badly, there is something wrong with your nervous system. Men don't get pregnant, so you cannot accurately state that a couple is pregnant. 'Between you and I' or 'he gave that to you and I' are grammatically incorrect. And it does not make you sound smarter to say it."
Between you and I, I've done a couple of blog posts on "That begs the question," and there's a whole web site devoted to this mistake, including "Begs the Question" merchandise.
The expression "begs the question" originated as a form of logical fallacy in which an argument is assumed to be true through circular reasoning, without evidence other than the argument itself. "I think he is unattractive because he is ugly." That begs the question.
The expression evolved from its philosophical roots into another acceptable use, which is: "that avoids the question." That's the way I would use it, if I didn't know everyone would misunderstand me.
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"It felt great (to practice)," Paul told Clippers.com. "I actually felt like I was part of the team. I was a little winded out there, but it felt good to get back out there and get in the mix. … I felt fine because I haven't done anything for so long. I'm pretty well rested, so I was excited to get out there and play."
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Published on: Thursday, July 18, 2013
By Donna Broadway
SILVER SPRING – MTV's Catfish has reached a point in its popularity and pop culture relevance that the term "catfish" has been submitted to Merriam-Webster for inclusion in an upcoming dictionary.
The term "catfish," which is used to describe a person who pretends to be another person online, is derived from a fishing term. When transporting codfish from Alaska to China, fishermen found that by the end of the trip, the fish would be mushy and tasteless. In order to prevent this, the fishermen would add catfish to keep the codfish agile and active. The term was brought to show creator Nev Schulman's attention after the husband of the woman who catfished him explained the term.
The most famous example of catfishing occurred in 2012 when then Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o was hoaxed into an online relationship with a non-existent woman.
Catfishing has also hit Montgomery County with Trina the Natural, who declined to provide her last name to protect her identity, and her "catfish" Lee, both of Silver Spring. The two appeared on the show's second episode, which omitted Lee's last name.
In 2011, Trina met a 27-year-old exotic dancer named Scorpio from Atlanta and after a year-long MySpace courtship – the two said they loved each other and discussed marriage – Trina began to suspect something was off about her relationship and contacted Schulman and Max Joseph, co-host and cameraman for Catfish, to help her learn the truth about Scorpio.
"Every time I asked him to send me pictures, it would be the same picture he already sent. This started happening towards nine months, and I asked him for pictures but he always had a show here, he had to fly, he gave me all these excuses that he couldn't give me pictures," Trina said. "I wasn't trying to go on Maury, but I wanted to see if he was who he really is. So I got in contact with Nev and Max, and they helped me from there."
Schulman and Joseph found Scorpio, who lived just a few miles way. Scorpio turned out to be Lee, a 32-year-old father of four who was not an exotic dancer. Lee claimed the pictures he was using were of his cousin, Larry Drummer.
Trina was able to meet Drummer after Schulman set up a video chat with him. Trina said she is not in touch with Drummer or Lee.
"She's got such a kind of natural spirit and pure energy to her. She's really an amazing person," Joseph said.
Since her appearance on "Catfish: The Reunion Special," in February, Trina has signed with Straight Sixx Entertainment and Video management company. She has also partnered with a media company in Baltimore, Touchy Situations. Trina said she no longer dances in exotic clubs, but she makes featured appearances.
Trina also has an online reality show called "Beyond the Pole," which showcased her performing in different cities. In addition, Trina has installed Web cameras in her home that record at all times and broadcast on her website.
Despite being on the show, Trina said she still gets catfished.
Despite being on the show, Trina said she still gets catfished.
"A lot of people on my fan pages say can you Skype me. Check out my Facebook page and know it's really me. It continues to happen. A lot of it has been going on, but now we have a show that comes on and tells you about it. It happens in real life," Trina said.
Trina is not the only Catfish participant from the state. Derek, the suspected catfish from the July 16 episode, lives in Baltimore. Lauren suspected that she was being catfished, but unlike Trina and Scorpio, she and Derek had a happy ending, as the show found Derek had been truthful about his identity. Their last names were also omitted from the episode.
Trina is still single and looking for love online and offline. Trina will appear on season two of Catfish, though show producers have not specified what her role will be.


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Monday 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Neighborhoods: Washington Ave./ Memorial Park, Central
Italian grocery store & restaurant with decent prices & variety.Neighborhood fav for Italian cold cuts, pastas & meats. Then there is the gelato....
A wonderful find. Delicious real italian ice cream. Live the italian grocery!
Great Hidden Gem – We had lunch today at a great little gem of a place that I have driven by for years. Nundini is a throwback to how most places used to be in the inner city neighborhoods. Though they have a small menu, you get a great bang for your buck!
They have a good selection of panini sandwiches made to order that are easily split between 2 people. They also offer a selection of salads and have a special of the day. The locally owned place also has a fairly large selection of desserts from Italian pastries to their daily handmade gelato and sorbetto of which they offer many tasty flavors. Yo can also select a variety of glass bottled softdrinks, waters and other selections as well as wine by the glass or the bottle.
In addition to the great food, they also are a small deli where you can purchae fresh meats/cheese, pasta, olive oil & really neat selection of flavored sea salts.
Great down-home family atmostphere and a place where I'll do my shopping next time for some authentic Italian cooking ingredients, too.
Hidden treasure – Nundini's is the kind of place you'd normally pass right by, as it looks like nothing more than a warehouse from the street. They've finally put some chairs and tables out onto their little front porch, though.
Yes, it's a wholesalers, but they also have fantastic sandwiches and gelato. I mean, way better than any other gelato I've had in this city. And the meat in their sandwiches is heavenly. I've never had better soppressato, salami or proscuitto - and that's saying a lot in Houston.
Every day they have a lunch special - panini w/ that day's meat, chips, and an iced tea for a very low price. You'll probably buy some other Italian delicacies there, too, since everything is so reasonably priced. But don't forget to try some gelato before you leave!
Tip: They're only open M - F, so get over there during the week!
Wow! – I had read about this place in Houston Press. It is actually a store front for the wholesale operation. I specifically stopped to get some cannoli, which is actually very hard to find in Houston considering the number of Italian restaurants. In the pastry dispaly, there was cannoli already made but the girl made my order of 3 fresh. While I waiting, I tried a sample of the hazelnut gelato, which was heavenly! Very dense and creamy but not an overpowering taste of hazelnut like some gelatos and ice creams. Just right!
What really impressed me is that the girl took the time to scrape off the air dried top layer of the gelato before giving me a sample.
Next time I plan on trying one of their pannini sandwiches. Also have a deli of italian cheeses and meats with very reasonable prices.
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For three years, Canose served as president of Texas Health Presbyterian Hosptial Plano. Canose was the first physician in the Texas Health Resources system to be named a hospital president. Before that, he was senior vice president and chief operating officer at Texas Health Plano.
Canose joined Texas Health Resources in January 2006 as senior vice president and COO at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas and became the first COO at Texas Health Plano in June 2007. Prior to that, he served as vice president of clinical operations of CaroMont Health/Gaston Memorial Hospital in Gastonia, N.C. from 1999 to 2006.
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It's been awhile since I've came here. I've been busy. Very busy. Being a business major sucks. It is like taking a crash course in how to pretend to be nice but really be an a**hole on the inside. I'm still working in fast food and that sucks.
I sold my Xbox 360. I just don't really game anymore. Just doesn't have the allure it used to. Thought about giving the military another shot but they passed a regulation that disqualifies anyone with tattoos below the elbow from joining. Oh well.
Hope you're all well.
PS: If anyone would like to see said tattoos, I can make another blog full of photos.
A friend of mine killed himself last Thursday. The funeral is this Friday. Sucks.
My avi finally changed. What do you think? Also, I'm going to Gigantour on July 16. Megadeth and Black Label Society are going to rock.
Jeff Hanneman died today. This upsets me since he was one of my all-time favorite musicians and he was an awesome guitarist. Definitely one of my heroes. So, when I get up in the morning, I'm going to go buy a six pack of Heineken (one of his favorite drinks) and I'm going to have a fun-filled night of non-stop Slayer and beer.
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It fell from the sky 1 day, and I caught it :smt080 :smt080 :smt080
Might as well start out with one of my favorite carry buddies, KIMBER PRO CARRY CDP II with bobtail and ALUMAGRIPS.
It fell from the sky 1 day, and I caught it :smt080 :smt080 :smt080
My 2 carry options,Usually the kimber....
Here are some pics of my favorites:
A Wilson Combat Stainless Professional
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A Smith & Wesson Model 65-5 DAO
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Here's my CC baby.
In all seriousness, after having the gun for nearly a year my Baby Eagle has finally made it as my main carry gun. That is it in my signature and here is a pic of it in its' IWB holster, and one without a holster.
H&K USP-C .40 / .357 Sig and Taurus PT-145 Millenium Pro
Springfield Armory 1911-A1 Mil-Spec , (formerly Dustoff '68s)
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My carry was a Sig 229. But my Walther is more accurate and fits the SOB nice.
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Smith & Wesson Scandium Commander
I found this deep blued beauty by accident. I wanted a SS Combat Commander from the early 70s,
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