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In Reasoning From Race: Feminism, Law, and the Civil Rights Revolution, Serena Mayeri unravels the intimate relationship between the civil rights and women's movements during the height of America's push for equality in the 1960s and 1970s.
Reasoning From Race examines the use of civil rights rhetoric by women's-rights activists following the tumultuous era of Jim Crow. Mayeri shovels through various Supreme Court cases and legal decisions to showcase the pivotal influence of race on the battle for gender equality. More than a mere chronicle of history, the book untangles the multifaceted relationship between "race and sex equality, civil rights and feminism" that Mayeri argues still exists today.
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Not so good news on the home front, kids.
After a very unpleasant doctor appointment on Friday, followed by immediately going to the hospital to get my blood work, it's official. My body says NO MORE! Well, it's trying to say that. We just aren't QUITE letting it yet.
First, there is the protein in my urine. For about 6 weeks now, there has been a consistent small amount. It hasn't been anything to worry about though, since the amount was only +1, and I had no other warning signs for pre-e. Apparently, my blood pressure is now on the rise. It's not clinically high yet, but it's high for me. Add that to the +1 protein, and now we have warning signs that need to be watched regularly. Little bit of good news is my fifth disease blood work came back, and I don't have it - but I assumed that since they changed my niece's diagnosis. I also never have had it though, so I am not immune and still need to be cautious. And then there is my liver.
For a while now, my hands and my feet - ESPECIALLY MY TOES! - have been SUPER itchy. Like, I may have had mosquitos trapped in socks and gloves itchy. That went on for a week straight, and one day, I erupted into a full body rash. The rash disappeared 2 days later, but the hand and foot itch stayed. A week later, I broke into the rash again, and the next day, it was again gone. So at my bi-weekly appointment, I brought it up. I told Cheri, my midwife, that I was super itchy. She guessed "The belly?" and when I told her no, my feet and hands, I watched her face drop.
Uh oh.
She then told me I needed to go from the appointment to the hospital and get the blood work done then. The rash is unrelated, a typical pregnancy thing. Good thing it appeared though, or I would have never thought to mention itchy hands and feet! They swell up and down, so I thought itching would be a logical side effect of that. Apparently, I thought wrong.
Itchy hands and feet are a major warning sign of a condition where essentially, the pregnancy hormones are clogging up my liver and it's leaking bile into my blood stream. My body can handle a small amount of this, but any kind of concentration in my blood is a MAJOR danger. It's an acid - and it would work like an acid on my organs. Not only will it wreak all kinds of havoc on my organs, but it would also cross the placenta to Cole.
The results came back today. My liver function test came back with elevated levels. I have it. Currently however, it's not yet in the danger zone. What does this mean? For one, Cole gets to stay put... for now. Two, Megan loses more blood - weekly, from here on out. There is a number that once I hit, Cole gets handed an eviction notice stat. Hopefully however, he makes it just two more weeks to 37.
I however, expected the test to come back normal. I freaked out at first, but then calmed down and figured it was just some precaution that wouldn't turn into anything, so I was completely blindsided by this news today. And didn't think to ask how far away from that "Bail" number I was. Genius. :\
So for now, it's a holding pattern. Wait and see. Google tells me that it's pretty darn rare for these numbers to hold steady, so I should expect them to climb, and fairly fast at that. When Cheri explained it to me on Friday, she said she's had 3 cases - and while 2 made it to 37 weeks, one had to be taken at 34. Luckily, we are mostly out of the danger zone with Cole - if he needed to be delivered this weekend or next week, we would be so close to full term that he shouldn't see much effect.
The only attempt I can make to help out my liver is to, basically, overhydrate. Realistically, it's not going to make a difference. Most times, you can't flush out the liver until the hormones have stopped producing. I figure however, even if I can get my little guy just one extra day closer to full term by downing a buttload of water for a little bit, then it's worth it. Plus, it's just water! I already know where every bathroom in the county is :D
That also means it's time to finish up with last minute things - time to pack the hospital bag, install the car seat bases in the car... I've already made up his bed, finished his laundry, and the toy bin is being picked up tomorrow. As soon as the pack-n-play is set up in our room, we're all set for him!
...and my body says "I QUIT!"
Not so good news on the home front, kids.
Posted by Megan at 2:54 AM 3 comments
It's like a whole new house!
I cannot BELIEVE the difference new carpeting makes!
Carpeting went in on Friday. My house looks fantastic! Now if I could just get it all unpacked LOL! Cole's room is coming along nicely. It's a little messy currently, I need to get the artwork and shadowboxes on the wall so I can get some of that stuff off the floor :D I also have a ton of baby laundry to do. You would think with my king sized washer, those tiny clothes would be done in one load... unless you shop like I do! I am officially not buying any more clothes though, until he starts moving into 3-6 months and I can see what the weather is like. There are a few more purchases that need to be made before Cole gets here, but I'm pretty set!
I was pulling out the newborn diapers yesterday, and I got all teary. I know how tiny babies are, I have had decent exposure to newborns, but not to my own. Considering where they come out of, they better not be adult sized! But putting away those itty bitty diapers just made me want him here more than ever. I can't wait to meet my little man!
His crib should be here shortly - hopefully :D It could be another 2 weeks, but I am hoping it arrives before that. I am holding off on washing his bedding until I have somewhere to put it!
I had a surprise shower on Saturday. My SIL got me SO GOOD! I thought I was going to a surprise birthday party for her FIL. Even after I walked in and they yelled Surprise, I still didn't get it! I was looking at my friends, like what are they doing here? Just as it was dawning on me, my SIL told me it was my baby shower :D I was completely clueless! I loved it. I have the best in-laws in the entire world.
I can't believe the things I got at my shower either. I got the convertible car seat, the high chair, the most ADORABLE diaper cake you've ever seen... I can't begin to list everything. My friends and family were SO generous. Cole will be so loved, and I hope he grows up knowing and appreciating the kind of people that are around him. I don't know what I did in my life to deserve the priviledge of calling them my friends and family.
Posted by Megan at 12:23 PM 2 comments
Things are almost falling into place!
Yes, I said almost. We all know I can't catch a TOTAL break!
After one major meltdown, realizing how far along I am and how little I have prepared, things have kicked into gear. I spent today making purchases and preparing the house - carpeting goes in on Friday, starting between 9 and 11 am! That means my house needs to be EMPTY - but that also means it can be filled up immediately after!
Today, I bought him a car seat. Speaking of, MAJOR shout out to healthchecksystems.com. Not only did they have my car seat, it was $5 cheaper than anywhere else, had a 5% off coupon, AND free shipping. I ordered it today at about 3 pm. Free shipping will have it here - no lie - TOMORROW. Talk about fast! But here it is, the Chicco 'Romantic' KeyFit 30:
Everything else will have to wait until after my shower :D
And all that good news and progress is trumped by my newest bit of drama - my adorable niece, who I just spent time with over the weekend, has come down with Fifth Disease. My blood work was done today, so I will hopefully have the results tomorrow. My mom remembers 2 out of the 6 of us had it, but she doesn't remember which 2 LOL! So I have a 1 in 3 shot of having the antibodies :D Here's hoping I either have the antibodies, or just didn't catch the Fifth!
Posted by Megan at 12:31 AM 5 comments
Cole's Crib has been purchased - again!
The BonaVita Peyton Lifestyle Crib in white:
and it should be here in 2-4 weeks!
Yes, I'm slacking on the crib. Well, not really. I ordered the Sorelle Gia 4-in-1 in mid-May. After 2 back-orders, I canceled and planned on ordering it from another site. I had to re-shop to make sure, again, that the Sorelle was the perfect crib... when I again came across the Peyton. I had taken it off the list when shopping a few months ago, as I couldn't stomach the price. After all, who knows if Cole will turn out to be a beaver and destroy the crib?
Suddenly, the price had dropped more than $100! I could manage it. Still a tad over, but I can do it... until you add shipping. The lowest shipping cost was $125, while the Sorelle had free shipping. Oh, and forget the price - even if it were a million dollars and I could afford it, I CANNOT afford an 8-10 week delivery time. :sigh: Looks like I'd settle for the Sorelle. It is a beautiful crib, so I really can't complain.
Until I called our local high end baby store on a whim.
Not only did they carry Bonavita, but they carried the Peyton Lifestyle. Oh, and they had it in the store (in the wrong color) but I could go see it and feel it. They did have one in white in the main warehouse, so it will be in in 2-4 weeks... or less.
Oh, and it's $50 CHEAPER than online, with NO SHIPPING OR DELIVERY COSTS, we can pick it up at the store when it comes in.
:::swoon::: Oh how I love you, Just For Kids. You might be Amish and carry NO HOURS on Sundays for church, but I. LOVE. YOU. Almost as much as I love the creator of Nexium.
Posted by Megan at 1:06 AM 0 comments
Oh, and about the carpet...
It is bought and paid for! Thank you Lowe's, for having competent employees and subcontractors.
The carpet had to be ordered, so it should be in by Monday - we will get a call when it comes in and schedule a date then. I'm hoping for Wednesday the 17th. Cutting it close, yes, but really - that will have me at 33 weeks. THAT is cutting it close.
I also had to cancel the crib (Drama!) since it was yet again back-ordered further. I could get it faster by canceling and ordering from a different website - so we canceled. That of course, has to be reordered now... so much money going out at once has cheapo Megan in convulsions. :D
But, the crib should be reordered on Friday, with delivery in 2-3 weeks. That puts the arrival time right around July 4th.
Oh, and since the crib was re-back-ordered.... It is now showing as available. Cute, huh?
Posted by Megan at 12:46 AM 0 comments
Rules of War
Painting War, that is. This war had begun 5 years ago, and is just now ending this week. Let me describe the rules:
Rule #1 - lay out the rules before painting begins.
Some of us grew up with lazy mothers, who didn't want to paint - so she painted EVERYTHING - walls, ceiling, trim - the same color. Moving from there, into apartments where everything is white, I would have no knowledge of basic rules of paint. You will see all the following rules could have been avoided if THIS rule had been followed.
Rule #2 - Ceiling paint is not a gimmick.
After painting the walls and ceilings in the living room, hallway, up the stairs, and upstairs hallway in a lovely shade of tan called Devonshire, I was then informed that ceilings should be white. So when I painted the bedrooms, I painted the ceilings white. What kind of white you ask? White! The same can of white paint I had for the trim - white is white.
No. White SEMI-GLOSS is not the same as white ceiling paint. Please revert back to rule #1.
Rule#3 - Get more paint than you need when you buy paint the first time.
Paint is reformulated all the time, especially now for VOCs and all that stuff. So when the paint was first discussed, over the phone with DH already at Home Depot, I then learned about finishes. I wanted flat paint, seeing as we live in an 1850's townhouse - our walls are FAR from perfect. I was promptly vetoed, seeing as flat hides wall imperfections, but is apparently impossible to clean.
Imperfections versus Dirt? No contest.
So I vote eggshell. He wants semi-gloss. And I don't write down which one we buy - and since we had the perfect amount, I didn't keep the can. So when I go back to get more for touch ups a year later, I find myself staring at the paint aisle. The can was white with blue and red on it.
Eggshell has blue trim with red writing.
Semi-gloss has red trim with blue writing.
So I buy semi-gloss, figuring that he knows about paint way more than I do, I would have conceded to him. I get home, make the touch ups, HOLY SHINY SPLOTCHES ON THE WALL.
Guess it must have been eggshell.
Go to Home Depot, get a quart of eggshell, HOLY MATTE SPLOTCHES ON THE WALL. The semi-gloss was closer. And now I have to re-roll the entire thing. Luckily in the living room, I can just re-roll the spots since the lighting in the room doesn't give it away. So I work my butt off the whole day.
THE FARKING LIVING ROOM IS PAINTED IN EGGSHELL. It was WAAAY closer before. Moral of the story - write it down. Oh, and if you keep a consistent color throughout your house, USE A CONSISTENT FINISH.
There are more rules, but they will have to wait... Off to paint yet another white shiny ceiling.
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The Noble Clyde Boudreaux, an oil-drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico, will serve as the basis for many of the key sets on James Cameron's upcoming sci-fi action-adventure "Avatar".
ComingSoon.net reports that in the film, the off-world mining colony the actors inhabit will have the look and feel of inner workings of the Boudreaux, and the design team at Cameron's production company Lightstorm visited the rig to learn more about how it is all put together.
During a guided tour of the facility in early June, the design team photographed and videoed almost every aspect of the Boudreaux with the goal of replicating key aspects of the rig's working and living environment in the form of real and virtual sets at a studio in New Zealand.
The movie will utilize a blend of live-action photography and new virtual photorealistic production techniques invented by Cameron's team. "Avatar" will open in theaters on December 18th 2009.


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Virtualizing Enterprise Desktops and Apps: Plan for Resilient Virtualized Apps
IT administrators who want to gain experience using Microsoft virtualization technologies to plan for and implement application and desktop virtualization in a medium to large organization; learners looking to prepare for the 70-694: Virtualizing Enterprise Desktops and Apps certification exam
Expected Duration
88 minutes
During planning of a VDI environment you need to consider if it needs to be highly available; that is, always available for the users to access without downtime. This provides resilience and continuity of the virtualized environment, including the applications through either RemoteApp or App-V. Microsoft offers various solutions to provide high availability to the VDI environment. This course will discuss how to plan and implement a highly available VDI solution to ensure clients can always access their virtualized enterprise desktops and applications. This course is one of a series in the Skillsoft learning path that covers the objectives for the Microsoft Exam 70-694: Virtualizing Enterprise Desktops and Apps certification exam with credit toward MCP, Microsoft Specialist credentials
Resilient RD Infrastructure
- start the course
- describe high availability for an RDS infrastructure
- implement high availability for RD Session Host Servers in an RDS infrastructure
- identify the requirements for implementing high availability for the RD Connection Broker role service
- implement high availability for the RD Connection Broker role service
- implement high availability for the RD Web Access role service
- implement high availability for the RD Gateway role service
- implement high availability for the RD Licensing role service
- back up and recover an RD Licensing server to ensure resilience
Business Continuity for Virtual Desktops
- describe Hyper-V Replica and its requirements
- identify the check requirements before Hyper-V Replica setup can be completed
- identify the steps required to configure the environment for Hyper-V Replica to be implemented
- identify the steps to deploy Hyper-V Replica
Resilient Virtual App Delivery
- describe how to integrate App-V with VDI
- use Shared Content Store Mode, SCS
- configure the autoload settings to specify the caching of files for client packages with App-V
- configure high availability for App-V
- plan for disaster recovery for an App-V infrastructure
Practice: Business Continuity for Apps
- implement business continuity for virtualized apps
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Back to School and Kids In Need for Teachers
July 20th marked the opening of Kids In Need for the 2015/2016 school year. Kids In Need is a "free store for teachers" that was founded in 2000 by the Atlanta Community Food Bank. The program provides school supplies to teachers from schools where 80% of students are enrolled in the federal free and reduced lunch program.


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Monument Signs
A monument structure is a permanent form of signage which represents stability - show your customers that you mean business and you're well-established. Monument signage can incorporate concrete, hardscape materials, metal cabinets with routed lettering and backlighting, cement board materials with stucco finish, dimensional letters, acrylic faced sign cabinets and digital printing.
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Phenom Gallery is excited to launch his Jurassic Park 25th Anniversary M. Fitz Limited Edition Serigraph.
This Jurassic Park 25th Anniversary serigraph, by the artist M. Fitz will ship first week of October. Each high-quality print is hand numbered and signed by M. Fitz, with a limited-edition of 200 all printed on high-end paper and shipped in a basic frame. This print is only available on Phenom Gallery online store. Scheduled to ship mid-October after signing.
The poster frame has a heavy-molded black plastic trim that gives it an attractive contemporary look. The plastic face of the frame protects your picture from scratches and dust with a lightweight clear material, giving a glossy tone over the top of your print and keeping it shielded from everyday events.
One of the biggest films in motion picture history with director Steven Spielberg's ultimate thrill ride, Jurassic Park. Featuring Academy Award®-winning visual effects and groundbreaking filmmaking, this epic film is sheer movie-making magic that was 65 million years in the making. Jurassic Park takes you to an amazing theme park on a remote island where dinosaurs once again roam the Earth and five people must battle to survive among the prehistoric predators.
Officially licensed by the NBC Universal, Pending Final Licensing Approval
Jurassic Park 25th Anniversary M. Fitz Limited Edition Serigraph measure
18″ x 24," area 6-color screen prints, strictly limited and hand numbered
Number Edition of 200 $60
What is a Serigraph: Serigraphy, also known as silk screening, screen printing or serigraph printing, is a stencil-based printing process in which ink is forced through a fine screen onto the paper beneath.
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Army Anti-Terrorism Sniper Strike - SWAT Shooter
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The class of medications with anti-cholinergic side effects includes drugs commonly used for allergic and intestinal problems, overactive bladder, depression and Parkinson's disease. Some are used to help people fall asleep. Some examples:
Allergy or Sleep Aids: diphenhydramine (like Benedryl or Sominex), chlorpheniramine (like ChlorTrimeton)
Bladder: oxybutynin and tolterodine
Depression: doxepin, amitriptyline, paroxetine (Paxil)
They have well-known side effects of mental confusion or slowness, but it was always thought that these side effects were temporary, and that the person's mind would return to normal after stopping the drugs.
But three recent research studies, from Germany, France, and now most recently from the USA, suggest these the mental side effects could be permanent, especially if the medications are taken frequently for several years and/or in higher doses.
All of these drugs decrease the activity of the nerve transmitter acetylcholine. Common and irritating side effects of these drugs include dry mouth, dry eyes, constipation, urinary retention, and drowsiness. Normally, as we age, our brain's supply of acetylcholine decreases, and patients with dementia, including Alzheimer's Disease, typically have low acetylcholine activity.
The recent USA study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, was particularly well-designed, and followed over 3000 men and women over age 65 who started the study, in the mid-1990s, with no evidence of dementia. They were given mental and physical tests every 2 years up until 2012.
The researchers found that over that time, that 23% developed some form of dementia, most commonly Alzheimer's Disease. They looked at each person's total anticholinergic drug use over the years, taken during the years of the study, and noted that the people that took these drugs for over three years, and/ or at high doses, had a 20 to 55% higher risk of developing dementia as persons who didn't take these medications or only took them for short periods of time.
The more the person took these medications, the higher the risk. The researchers emphasize that this does not prove that the medications caused the dementia, but it's likely that it was a significant factor.
What to do if you take these medications
First, if you have any question if a medicine you take is an anti-cholinergic, ask your pharmacist or your doctor. If you are taking one of these drugs, there is a good chance you could switch to a more modern medication that would work for you without the anticholingeric side effect.
For example, if you take Benedryl for ChlorTrimeton for allergies, you could switch to a newer antihistamine such as Claritan (loratadine), which is not an anti-cholinergic (and likewise does not make you drowsy). If you are taking an the older tricyclic type of antidepressant such as amitriptyline or doxepin, your doctor consider you switch to a newer SSRI type of antidepressant such as citalopram or fluoxetine. Bladder problems can often be treated with botox injections or sometimes with behavioral therapy.
If you absolutely must take an anticholinergic drug, this research shows it's best to take the lowest dose that is effective for you, and for the shortest time possible. Any questions, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
Should you wish to find a doctor, of any specialty, anywhere in Brazil, use our main website: www.procuramed.com
See also in ProcuraMed:
Blood pressure medications that decrease the risk of dementia
The relation between cinnamon and Parkinson's Disease
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It was nice to see the Hall of Fame voting committee finally come to their senses and vote Tim Raines into the Baseball Hall of Fame. If it wasn't bad enough to see Raines wait an agonizingly long 10 years before being elected into the Hall, his situation was made that much more disheartening when the Hall of Fame continued to overlook his achievements and instead began inducting players who had obviously benefited from the use of performance enhancing drugs.
When looking over what Raines accomplished throughout the course of his career, it's amazing to think that a player that well-rounded, with a lifetime .294 AVG, 2,605 hits, 808 stolen bases, and a .385 OBP still needed 10 kicks at the can before being inducted into the Hall of Fame. In his 1981 season alone, he had an incredible 71 stolen bases while playing just 88 games…hard to believe, especially when you consider that the entire 2016 Blue Jays roster had just 54 stolen bases. The fact that the voting committee did the right thing is a good sign…too often they let these great players languish, year after year coming so close to that magic 75 percent voting requirement, wondering if they'll ever be elected.
The big comparison back in the 1980's was who was the better player, Tim Raines or Rickey Henderson. Two of the best lead-off hitters you could ask for, both possessing blazing speed and the most incredible base running skills the game had ever seen. On top of their wonderful talents running the bases was the fact that they were both wonderful hitters with a knack for getting on base. When examining their career numbers one notices that Raines was superior or at least equal to Henderson in so many statistical categories. So why is it then that Henderson was a 1st ballot Hall of Famer, while Raines was forced to sit on the sidelines for 10 years twiddling his thumbs as he watched players he was every bit as good as being inducted into the Hall of Fame?
I don't want to take anything away from Rickey Henderson, he was a special player. But it seems that because he had the all-time record for steals (1,406), 468 more than Lou Brock who sits 2nd on that list, that perhaps those kind of freakish statistics garnered Henderson a lot more favour with the voting committee compared to someone like Raines who was more reserved, but still put up numbers every bit as notable as Henderson. Henderson has the all-time record for steals because he did nothing but make steal attempts while on the bases. For him, it wasn't a question of whether to steal or not, it was a question of which pitch he'd be stealing on. Despite having the all-time mark for stolen bases, Henderson ended up with a 80.8% success rate when stealing, while Raines on the other hand had a success rate of 84.7%.
Like far too many things in life, it's all a popularity contest and the Hall of Fame voting process is no different. Players like Raines who went about their business quietly and had remarkable careers are often ignored, especially when compared to big personalities like Henderson who have sexy records like the all-time mark for stolen bases. That being said, the committee got things right this time by voting in Raines with 86% of the vote. It's something that should have happened a few years ago, but at least the committee did the right thing and paid respect to a player more than deserving of being included amongst the games best.


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Always such a good girl, we had to find ways to keep entertained at the car dealership.
Always so fabulous!
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She said, "no, I don't. I just have to watch when he eats, because he doesn't eat on time".
What is it to be in love, that everybody craves for it like a drunkard craves for an ale, the bees for pollens, a junkie for a syringe full of opium, an addict for caffeine or nicotine?
I once read few things about laws of attraction, that while few mistook lust and attachment for love, it was pretty hard to understand which was what?
It all started with evolution, how women and men selected their spouses. We might say we have been educated or that we are civilized, but how our innate ideas function, we still are somewhat stuck up 3000 years late in our heads. Women then craved for men who were physically stronger, and men went for what he goes till date, a pretty face!
Women wanted stronger men then because he would provide them with protection from environment and animals. Not much has changed though, that women now crave for someone who is stable in some way, perhaps that is where the talent and skills of a man comes into role. And of course, we all have our own parameters, what is beautiful to one is ugly to others.
With said that, let's dissect modern day love. Most often people crave for people who will be beneficial to them, whom their parents will accept and who will keep them happy. Is it selfish or self indulgent? I don't know, I really don't know when we cross that thin line.
After almost three decades of knowing people, love seems so rare. These days, I feel people don't fall in love, they fall for the notion or the ideas about being in love, the very stuff which Nicolas Sparks sold to us with Dear John characters, or Sharukh Khan spreading arms wide open aghast the paddy fields! Love, however has more.
To me, love is more than what I can express with mere words. Love is something that heals everything, your past and your stresses. In fact, I at times feel that I sort of feel invincible when I know that I am being loved, despite the fact that there are so many flaws in me. And isn't that thing love? The healing power that makes you understand that everything is possible, that despite few dents here and there, we can make it through? I could talk and write on so many things upon irrelevant stuff, at times be gibberish all over, think about all sorts of thoughts, so many things in my head, and actually go blank when I am with her. There's this emptiness for me, and it's just that feeling, that feeling about not worrying about anything, not bothering about anything - peace of mind. Maybe, that's what happiness is for me, to not think at all because in my thoughts I am always petrified.
Most often, people just think about themselves, they think the right way they should be treated and they have so many parameters about "I am not like this" or "I cannot accept this" and blah blah. How can you actually understand love when you haven't understood the feeling of giving, the act of understanding that the world doesn't revolve around you? Love is a two way terminal, you can't expect things to happen in your way, you can't make someone live a life that is not something that he or she desires to live.
I really have come across many people, the paupers and rich men, and in all, I saw the similarity, the thirst for true love. I still don't get it why spouses cheat on each other, for falling in love isn't writing an essay on a mere binding of few pages, it is like writing a freaking encyclopedia, with same hand, nib and ink! And it won't be easy, but what has ever been beautiful, if it came easily?
2016 was the year, that I fell in love, might not be the first time, but it is very different than what I felt since ages, for when someone actually loves you, there's something beautiful in her anger, temperament and anguish. That some people only scold you for your own good and they would never belittle you, for that is love. We don't leave a person for their defects when we are in love, we just see the true potential of a soul, what he or she might become but haven't because we are the other half that they have been missing all along or they are to us, or how happy we are, just to be around them. And if someone loves you albeit you are fat, what more do you want?
And in midst of everything, we stop caring about the world and wrap ourselves with the clouds of indifference towards the world, and just be in love. All those theories about stability and pretty faces, it all fades away, for your soul knows it, for your soul craves for more: love.


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When we got there, we stopped and got a map and decided to go see the famous castle ruins first. Philip is terrified of heights, but he was a good sport and posed for a couple pictures. Then we hiked through this giant sink hole they call The Colosseum. It kicked my butt, but I burned a ton of calories! Next time we go we want to explore the caves and maybe hike down to the spring.
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DANBURY, Conn. — The Danbury-based United Way of Western Connecticut recently announced Katy Francis, a longtime New Milford resident and community volunteer, will join its team as the new community impact coordinator for the Southern Litchfield region.
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In an earlier post, I made a cute pair of earrings. Today I wanted to make some new dangly ones and I will give you a step-by-step tutorial on how to make these earrings. Making these earrings won't take a long time if you are familiar with making your own jewelry. It took me less then 30 minutes. If you have never made your own jewelry before, it might take you a little longer.
- Jewelry pliers. It is the easiest if you have two, but I made these with only 1
- Beads with a hole wide enough for the wire
- Two French earring hooks
- Two eyepins and three headpins
- Wire clippers
- Two small rings
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The first step is to choose which beads you want to use. Remember that you will use three headpins on the bottom besides each other, so don't choose beads that are too big.
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After picking the beads, you need to decide which beads will go on the top eyepin and which will go on the three bottom headpins.
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Once you decided on the beads, you can start making the earrings. Take your two eyepins and put the beads on these pins. Then attach the pins to the French Earring hooks. If you don't know how to attach the eyepins, you can look at our earlier post about making earrings.
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When you have attached the eyepins to the earringhooks you can get the six headpins and put the beads on the headpins. Make sure you use the same order on each side. This way you will get more identical earrings. Then close the headpins with little rings just like the eye of the eyepin.
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Grap the little rings and attach the rings to the eye of the eye pins. This way you will have a bigger hole to attach the three headpins to.After you put the beads on the headpins, attach the headpins to the small ring. After you attached the headpins to the small ring, you are finished.
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CSS2: howto disable audio? Bert, I've already raised this issue twice***, but not received a response. Please could you consider how to disable audio with CSS2? and let me know asap? copied to cdf as possibly relevant. cheers ~:" Jonathan Chetwynd *** http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2007Apr/0008.html * http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2007Jul/0044.html ** **CSS & audio How can the user disable audio? http://www.peepo.co.uk demonstrates one way that CSS2 can be used to enable audio on event. the user may for instance have a screen reader and it would be confusing to hear both. unplugging the speaker or turning audio off are not helpful solutions. apologies if I already raised this issue, I'm known to have a terrible memory. ---- *CSS2: howto disable audio? http://www.peepo.co.uk uses css to provide audio on event. It would be convenient for some users if a button to disable audio were provided. How might this be done, without using script? please find attached a reduced testcase, and brief instructions. cheers Jonathan Chetwynd Accessibility Consultant on Learning Disabilities and the Internet use the relevant nightly build from Camino, Firefox or Opera: (if necessary place in a temporary directory) camino OS X: http://www.caminobrowser.org/download/releases/nightly/ ff OS X: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/latest- trunk/firefox-3.0a3pre.en-US.mac.dmg Win: http://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/latest- trunk/firefox-3.0a3pre.en-US.win32.installer.exe opera OS X: http://snapshot.opera.com/mac/o920w_3659.dmg Win: http://snapshot.opera.com/windows/o920w_8762m.exe and install an audio plugin such as quicktime: http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/ for mouse users: place the pointer over an icon, a speaker icon appears, move the pointer over the speaker to play the sound. unfortunately, for keyboard users, the audio plays automatically: use tab or Q/A to navigate. Is there any way I can improve on this, given that SVG is not read by screenreaders? to change spoken language and text, use Camino, and change your operating system language, then reboot to change text only, use Opera in XP: tools,preferences, general, language... -- <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="no"?> <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" width="100%" height="100%" > <style type="text/css" id="css"><![CDATA[ .audio {display: none} a:hover .audio {display: block} a:focus .audio {display: block} ]]></style> <a xlink:href="http://www.peepo.co.uk/index.svg"> <rect x="5" y="5" width="255" height="25" style="fill:#aaa"/> <text x="10" y="25" >audio on :hover or :focus</text> <foreignObject class="audio" xlink:href="http://www.peepo.co.uk/sound/ en/splat.mp3"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" > <object data="http://www.peepo.co.uk/sound/en/splat.mp3" /> </html> </foreignObject> </a> </svg> ---Received on Monday, 23 July 2007 17:38:20 UTC
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By Alan Jones
Not long ago, I was driving behind a truck with a large bumper sticker. In bold letters was the command: "Read the Bible everyday!" As I got closer, I could read, in smaller print, the warning" "It will scare the hell out of you!" The Bible can be scary and, as a kid, I was intrigued by those gory bits in the Old Testament. I remember, in particular, the story of Samuel hacking Agag to pieces before the Lord in Gilgal and Jezebel being thrown out of the window to be eaten by dogs. I loved all these stories but my favorites were the ones about Joseph and his brothers and Moses and the Burning Bush. In fact, the whole story of the Exodus captured my imagination. I wasn't, however, given much help (as an eleven year old) in understanding what I was reading.
Later I learned that the Bible is an amazing book, which takes us on a great journey from a Garden (Genesis) to a City (The Revelation of John) and presents us with all the glory, challenge and complexity of being human. It used to be a custom to read the Bible from cover to cover once a year. Its images provided the architecture of people's thoughts and the conversations of our grandparents – certainly mine – were full of Biblical allusions (with quotations from the King James Version). That world of shared allusions has largely disappeared and many of us, even in the Church, are bereft of a common Biblically based treasure house of images. So, how should we read the Bible today? What might be some of the ground rules to help us understand it and live in and by its wisdom?
We might start by recovering two simple truths. First, the Bible is actually a library, a collection of books, written at different times and in different styles, for different audiences. And second, that the Bible isn't a set of rules. Some of the books read like history or chronicle, some stories sound mythical (a very important way to convey deep truths), others are collections of moral sayings and poems of great beauty and passion (the psalms). There are also blood-and-guts adventure stories, like the amazing one about Samson and Delilah. And there are tender stories about love and loyalty like the story of Ruth. I was taught that while the Bible wasn't a rule book, all the stories have one single message — "God reigns!" God is God.
Finding out who God is, how God acts, and what our relationship is with each other and with God, is why people have read the Bible with devotion and deep attention through the centuries. It reminds them that, rather than a rule book, the Bible is a great Drama, which is bigger than their own little psycho drama. It's wonderful and liberating to find yourself part of a bigger unfolding story.
Most people know that God's Library comes in two sections. The first one is the Hebrew Bible (the Old Testament). The second section (the New Testament) starts with three life stories of Jesus – the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke. They were written by the early Christian communities in such a way as to challenge the readers and hearers to change their lives and be signs of hope in dark times. This second section ends with a very strange book called The Revelation of John.
What's really odd is that Christians have called this varied collection of books "The Word of God." How can this be so? How can an odd collection of peculiar material, some of it contradictory, be thought to be God's Word? It may be that many find the Bible to God's word because God is an actor in its pages. The Bible is exciting, intriguing and nourishing precisely because it is a book having a vigorous argument with itself as the drama unfolds. But thinking of the Bible as directly the Word of God has got a lot of people in trouble. It has been used and abused by people more concerned with power than with being willing to be open to its liberating energy. Part of the good news is that this abuse hasn't thwarted the Bible's power to change lives for the good.
A friend of mine says reading the Bible is rather like thumbing through a very large family album with photographs of our relations, the disreputable ones as well as the admirable. We gather round at Thanksgiving or Christmas and get the old album out to recapture the sense of the family drama. There's uncle George who often tried to wreck family occasions with his conspiracy politics and aunt May who always had a little too much to drink. When we read the Bible or thumb through the photo album, we get back to our roots, know a little more of who we are and where we've come from. It's more accurate, therefore, to think of the Bible as containing God's communication to us. The Bible is the Word of God only in a secondary sense. Jesus is God's Word in the first instance. The Word is Person with all the depth and impenetrable mystery of a person. The Bible bears witness to Jesus who invites us to re-imagine what it might mean to be human in communion with God and with each other. The important point, then, is that the Christian tradition insists that God's word is primarily a person not a collection of texts. Jesus is God's word to us about ourselves. And persons are intractably elusive and yet palpable and present. Martin Luther put it well. He tells us to think of the Bible as the swaddling clothes in which the infant Christ is laid.
Reading the Bible, particularly the New Testament, was thought to be of paramount importance because it helps us understand who we are and interpret what's happening to us. The principle is, everything that happens to Christ happens to us. We go through times of exhilaration and fulfillment and times of suffering and diminishment. If we are awake and aware we know something the cycle of death and resurrection in our own lives. Another way of understanding why we read the stories of the first disciples is that we repeat their experience of Jesus. We start off with great enthusiasm. We're captivated by the parables, the miracles, the teaching and then we become disappointed, disillusioned and even fearful when the going gets tough, when Jesus sets his face towards Jerusalem. We didn't sign on for this. Like the early disciples, we run away ("they all forsook him and fled"). And like the early disciples on the road to Emmaus we find renewal and courage in the presence of the Resurrected Christ. In other words, reading the Bible is a way by which we move through our own experience of life.
When I was growing up in England during and after the Second World War, there was a popular book published in the late fifties called Your God is too Small". We need to broaden our understanding of the Bible by placing it in the context of the wonders of the universe. The medieval mystics insisted that the Bible was one of three "books" available to us. Such is God's generosity. The other two books are Nature and Experience and lead us to that "experimental knowledge of God" celebrated in the mystical tradition.
There's a story about the early rabbis arguing about which was the most important text in the Bible. Rabbi Akiba said the greatest principle of Torah is found in Leviticus: "Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself." Only one of the rabbis challenged this. He argued that the simple words 'This is the role of Adam's descendents" were more important because they revealed the unity of the entire human race. The human race is one. That's one of the wonderful things at the heart of God's Library. This lure, this call to life "as if" there is only one human family is what excites me about the Bible. The Bible invites us simply to fall in love, like St. Francis who fell into the Christian path from sheer joy at its possibilities. As one of my mentors (a Welsh Franciscan) told me years ago, "St Francis had a head-on collision with the living God. It knocked him silly but it also knocked him into the kingdom." The Bible, particularly in the context of the Eucharist, provides such a collision with the shock and newness of Jesus and through Word and Sacrament we are catapulted into a new way of being in the world. Annie Dillard writes somewhere about the strange way we go about reading the Bible. She wonders whether anyone has the foggiest idea what sort of power we so blithely invoke when we pray. We're like children playing on the floor with our chemistry sets., "mixing up a batch of TNT to kill a Sunday morning." In Jesus, a new way of talking about being human was initiated. The news is explosive! Our problem is that because of the huge historical distance, we tend to miss the strangeness of it all. Christ was a drama of rebellion against the prevailing reality of despair and diminishment, and the Bible is the great witness to this rebellion.
So, what's the key to interpreting the scriptures? One principle is that you never get to the bottom of it to come up with a final meaning. The rabbis liked to point out that King Solomon used three thousand parables to illustrate every verse of the Torah, and could give a thousand and five interpretations of each parable – which meant that there were three million, fifteen thousand possible expositions of each unit of scripture. For them the Torah, written down and read wasn't the end of the story. We are supposed to use our imagination to bring something fresh and new out of it – like making flour in order to bake a loaf of bread. Rabbi Hillel was asked to summarize the Torah while standing on one leg. So, he stood on one leg, and said: 'What is hateful to yourself, do not do to a fellow human being. That is the whole Torah and the remainder is but commentary. Go study it." And, remember all those laws and rules? The rabbis affirmed that at the heart of all the legislation and the stories lies the core compassion of God's loving heart. Love is the absolute key of all interpretation "even if this means twisting the original meaning of the text." This is the ancient interpretive principle, largely forgotten in this literalistic age — Whatever in the Bible is not conducive to love must be interpreted figuratively. We can then read the violence of Samuel and the death of Jezebel as cautionary tales rather than as prescriptions for behavior! St. Augustine tells us, "Whoever, therefore, thinks that he understands the divine scriptures or any part of them so that it does not build the double love of God and of our neighbor does not understand it at all. Whoever finds a lesson there useful to the building of charity, even though he has not said what the author may be shown to have intended in that place, has not been deceived."
Novelist Mary Gordon still calls herself a Christian – partly because of her response to her reading of the parable of the Prodigal Son – its oddness, its sheer unfairness to the older son. She writes, "The radical challenge of Jesus: perhaps everything we think in order to know ourselves as comfortable citizens of a predictable world is wrong." She then asks the question: how do we live? The answer?
In celebration.
Without envy.
Not a bad way to read the Bible – God's library!
Alan Jones is dean emeritus of Grace Cathedral San Francisco and honorary Canon of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Chartres.
[i] Mary Gordon, Reading Jesus, New York Pantheon, a division of Random House, Inc.2009


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The Juliet Spell by Douglas Rees has a beautiful cover and intriguing synopsis, so I was looking forward to reading it when it became available on NetGalley. Unfortunately, neither the plot or characters managed to retain my interest.
Miri wants the part of Juliet in the production being cast: she decides to cast a random spell to get some extra oomph behind her for luck. Unfortunately, the fame spell she performs doesn't do what she expected. What it does is bring William Shakespeare's younger brother Edmund into the current day. Luckily, he is charming, attractive and acting-savvy. Maybe he'll bring her a little luck after all?
Edmund manages to be interesting for about two paragraphs. He ends up making out and eventually sneaks out to be with shallow girl (Miri's main competition for the part of Juliet). Miri, of course, still angsts after him hard. He is shallow, silly and a wuss (which, unfortunately basically describes Miri as well). He cries all the time! Hello: not manly. Not hot. Also, Miri's mom pretty much accepts his presence right off the bat. He is from the past? No problem. He is gonna stay in my home? Sounds good! Not realistic at all.
So the entire book is basically made up of Edmund either crying about being in a new place or macking on shallow girl. Miri spends all her time either repeatedly obsessing over Juliet or pitifully following Edmund around. I found them both annoying; I wish there had been some real character development!
So, definitely not the book for me or one I'd recommend reading. If the plot sounds intriguing to you, I'd go for Saving Juliet by Suzanne Selfors instead: a girl gets sent back in time to Shakespeare's Verona. I think it's a cute read, and a lot more entertaining!


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February 26th 2009
Waiting for Opportunity
I'm almost certain those book publishers will be showing up at my door tomorrow or the next day.
February 26th 2009
I'm almost certain those book publishers will be showing up at my door tomorrow or the next day.
April 20th 2008
Oh man, after the great session on revision, I had to hustle it back to the main hotel to see Peter Elbow. I met up with Jane and her daughter and we managed to secure three seats together way at the back. Way at the back of a very crowded hall. Alas. But I've never seen Elbow as a god, really, so I didn't need to fawn at his feet–I've always thought of him as more of a demi-god. I fawned from further back.
Elbow's presentation was "Why Critical Thinking Needs the Believing Game." The Believing Game, if you haven't read Elbow recently (or ever), addresses a problem with skepticism in critical thinking. He says we teach ourselves and other critical thinkers to constantly play a "doubting game" with everything we see and hear in order to protect ourselves from being scammed. It's an analytical tool that looks for the "bad parts" in good things. Science uses methodological doubting to police itself and it's generally a good thing to doubt, since human naivety can lead to astonishing consequences.
The problem is that while that game and good logic can help us identify what is wrong with someone's argument, it can't identify what's wrong with someone's position. In a chapter on the subject, Elbow notes
If we could have proven that Iraq had no weapons of mass destruction, that wouldn't have proven that it was wrong to invade Iraq. "We should invade Iraq" is a claim that is impossible to prove or disprove. We can use logic to strengthen arguments for or against the claim, but we cannot prove or disprove it. Over and over we see illogical arguments for good ideas and logical arguments for bad ideas. We can never prove that an opinion or position is wrong—or right.
In order to assess someone's position, Elbow says we should turn to a "believing game" wherein we could scrutinize something beyond our worldview for its hidden virtues.
Elbow points out that the Believing Game comes easiest for us–it's the Doubting Game that we learn. We hear constantly of people being taken in by confidence schemes that prey on the naive and their beliefs.
Elbow argues that we need a richer culture of rationality in which we engage in understanding others by putting ourselves into their worldview first, and addressing what we share as the dialog that leads to real problem-solving.
This concept isn't new to me–just before I got my bachelor's degree I was one class short of a certificate in Peace and Conflict Studies at Fresno State. Essentially, the program developed strategies for cross-cultural and inter-personal collaboration and problem-solving by consensus. The main tenets of such an approach to problems revolve around resisting judgment and respecting the values of all parties–and trying to see through another's lens. It requires that we set aside, for the moment, the tendency to look for the worst (the doubting game) and replace it with an embrace of what each of us agree is the best we each bring to the table. The more we look past anger, frustration and past slights, however large, the more we are able to create a situation beneficial to all.
There were several other speakers in this forum, all of them quite good, but all of them long-winded. I am constantly amazed at how academics, who (in theory) teach people how to present ideas apply few of the basics of time-management and good presentation strategy to themselves. Still, it was enjoyable. But after Elbow, I'm afraid my mind wandered…


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Truck Diag King-Multi Diesel Diagnosis Interface TDK USB Link
PC-to-vehicle interface compatible with multiple software applications, minimizing your investment in multiple brand-specific diagnostic interfaces.
FEATURES of TDK USB-Link:- RP1210A, RP1210B, and J2534 API support- USB vehicle-to-PC connectivity- Protocol coverage for automotive to heavy duty vehicles:* CAN - J1939/ CAN125/ CAN250/ CAN500/ CAN1000* 2nd CAN - J1939/ CAN125/ CAN250/ CAN500/ CAN1000* Automatic bit rate detection for both CAN channels* J1587/ J1708* J1850* ISO 15765 (Diagnostic CAN)* ISO 14230 (KWP2000 over ISO9141)* J2534* ALDL* ATEC 160 (160 baud)- Power, data and fault detection LEDs- Supports WindowsXP, and Windows7 32- and 64-bit versions (international,isuzu softwares used in XP only)
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- Compatible with applications that diagnose engines, transmissions, ABS, instrument panels and more- Reduce reprogramming times, with direct USB connection- Mixed fleet capabilities with broad protocol support- Quick access to vehicle data for maintenance or management reports- Quickly attaches to vehicle's diagnostic connector- Easy portability increases flexibility- May be used with desktop PC or laptop- The only difference TDK-LINK and NEXIQ USB-LINK is that this will not be damaged during the upgrade hardware in software, hardware, supports up to drive 126.96.36.199.
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- by Mr.Anthony,Dec 25,2014
Works great, I highly recommend this tool
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Elle Varner Celebrates Industry Leaders With Women of Influence Round Table
Elle Varner is helping women build a solid foundation when it comes to business and money. On Monday (April 7), the 'Refill' singer hosted a Women of Influence Round Table dinner in New York to celebrate female professionals.
The gathering gave women the opportunity to network with other business-minded individuals and create friendships. More importantly, the ladies were able to discuss how they can build wealth while continuing to maneuver in their respective industries.
Sarah Beane Ricca, a financial advisor at Morgan Stanley, led the group in a discussion of "Women and Wealth." She highlighted trends among women investors and offered some strategies on saving and investing.
Among the high-powered women who attended the event included filmmaker Crystal McCray, who talked about her latest documentary 'Little Ballers,' which documented the journeys of several youth athletes from around the world. Also, in attendance, was journalist and Billboard editor Erika Ramirez, who recently profiled 30 females rappers in 30 days for the music publication.
"I work in a man-centric field," said Varner in a press release. "I think it's important to stay connected to women that elevate others and themselves. They're doing a good thing and I just want to acknowledge that."
The Women of Influence Round Table is a monthly event produced by jewelry designer Seville Michelle.
Meanwhile, Elle Varner is currently working on her second album titled '4 Letter Word.' The 24-year-old singer just released a new single, 'Little Do You Know.'


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I was going to do separate posts on these gentlemen of the 18th (County) Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, but a seed of doubt was cast in my mind as to who was who. I tried putting it to other staff in the Record Office with a view to getting a consensus. Unfortunately, nearly everyone had a different answer.
I don't have any names, I only know that the top two are different people, as they are cropped from the same photograph. The bottom two men may be one of each of the top ones, both one of the tops ones, or completely different people altogether. With the 18th being a Pals battalion, there is also the possibility that they are related.


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Common Purpose
Common Purpose (CP) is a 'CHARITY', based in Great Britain, which creates 'Future Leaders' of society. CP selects individuals and 'trains' them to learn how society works, who 'pulls the levers of power' and how CP 'graduates' can use this knowledge to lead 'Outside Authority'. Common Purpose Exposed
- Common Purpose Exposed
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- Welsh Assembly Government FOI (Common Purpose)


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Known to attack the blood system and to cause abnormalities in white blood cells, Leukemia has always been a dread disease with unknown origins. The cancer is known to start in the bone marrow and eventually brings about abnormalities in the white blood cells. These white blood cells aren't fully developed and are known as Blasts or Leukemia cells.
Symptoms that follow Leukemia are bruising and bleeding, the feeling of fever, increased risk for infection, and feeling tired. The lack of normal blood cells causes the reactions associated with this disease. Leukemia can be detected by having a bone marrow, or a blood test diagnosis.
There are various types of Leukemia, and each can cause a different variation in the disease. These different variations have different causes connected with them. Environmental and genetic factors play are an important part in contracting this type of cancer. The risk factors associated with Leukemia involves chemicals such as benzene, ionizing radiation, smoking, Down syndrome, and previous chemotherapy treatments. Those who retain a genetic trace with the disease are considered to be very high-risk candidates for contracting this form of cancer.
Leukemia can be broken up into several different classes of the cancer, but the four primary types of this cancer are acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), acute myeloid leukemia (AML), chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) and chronic myeloid leukemia (CML).
(1) Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL) is when an increased amount of immature blood cells are manufactured in the body. Because of the greater number of immature cells, the crowding causes the bone marrow to be unable to build healthy blood cells. Treatment for this type of Leukemia must be immediate due to the fact of the high progression and accumulation of malignant cells in the body. These cells can filter into the blood stream and contaminate other organs causing severe complications. This form of Leukemia is diagnosed high among children.
(2) Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) can be defined as the extensive manufacturing of abnormal, but yet still mature white blood cells. This process usually takes a while to progress, taking months or even years to manifest, eventually producing an outcome where the body has a high rate of abnormal white blood cells that must be treated. The treatment for this type of Leukemia is not as immediate as Acute Lymphoblastic (ALL) because of its slow progression, allowing the physician to plan the most effective course to eradicate the cancer. Most of the time the doctor will wait until the number of abnormal white blood cells are at a potential that will result in the most effective outcome for the patient. Another type of leukemia that is rarely consider to be a subset of this type is Hairy Cell Leukemia. This type of cancer finds itself difficult to be classified into the same ranking as chronic lymphocyctic leukemia. This type of cancer is known to effect eighty percent of adult males, but has not been reported to be diagnosed with children. This form of leukemia has no cure, but is treatable and has a ten-year survival rate that is ranked at ninety-six to one hundred percent.
(3) Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) is seen more in adults than children. Men are diagnosed with the cancer more than women and is usually treated with chemotherapy. The rate for those surviving five years is at 40 percent excluding results for Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia which is ranked with a survival rate at 90 percent. Other types of acute myeloid leukemia include acute promyelocyctic Leukemia, acute megakaryoblastic leukemia, and acute myeblastic leukemia.
(4) Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia (CML) is found primarily in adults and in a very small number of children. The cancer is treated with imatinib which is manufactured by Gleevec in the United states and Glivec in Europe.) Other drugs are also used to treat the cancer. The rate of survival for chronic myelogenous leukemia for five years is ninety percent. A derivative of this type of cancer is called chronic myelomonocytic leukemia.
Other specific forms of this cancer type include T-Cell Prolymphotic Leukemia, Granular Lymphocytic Leukemia, Adult T-Cell Leukemia, and Clonal Esosinophilias.
(1) T-Cell Prolymphocyctic Leukemia is rarely diagnosed, but yet is a very aggressive and prevalent form of cancer. This type of leukemia effects more adult men than women. This cancer is ranked to be the most common type of T-Cell Leukemia, as most leukemias effect the B-cells. This type of cancer is hard to treat and the average survival rate is months.
(2) Large Granular Lymphocytic Leukemia has its origins with infected T-cells or NK cells, which is very similar to Hairy Cell Leukemia. This type of cancer is rare to be diagnosed and is not aggressive or indolent.
(3) Adult T-Cell Leukemia has its origins in the human T-lymphotophic virus, which is like HIV. This form of cancer, just HIV, attacks and infects CD4+ T-cells which it then uses to replicate itself. Unlike HIV, it doesn't destroy the cell.
(4) Clonal Eosinophilias are created by genetic errors in the hematapoietic stem cells which leads to chronic eosinophilic leukemia or to other forms of cancer such as of myeloid neoplasms, myelofibrosis, lymphoid neoplasms, or myelodysplastic syndrome. More mature forms of this disease are associated with tissue and blood eosinophilia.
The treatment for these various types include: radiation therapy, targeted therapy, chemotherapy, and last but not least, bone marrow transplant which also includes palliative and supportive care. These procedures may also include a combination of various methods as well as a combination of each other. Some types of Leukemia may be controlled with the means of 'watchful waiting.'
Success rates for Leukemia greatly depend upon the particular variation in the cancer which they have as well as the age of the person. Much progress has been made in developing world on how to handle the progressions of this cancer and its outcomes. The average rate in the United States for survival is 57 percent for five years. Children that are under the age of 15 increase the five-year survival rate by 60 to 80 percent, that is based upon the type of Leukemia that they had contracted. For children that are free from cancer after five years, have very low rate for having re-occurrences.
It is estimated that by the year 2015, the disease was recorded to be effecting 2.3 million people with an outcome of 353,500 deaths occurring from the result. This type of cancer is one of the most prevalent in children with most of them suffering from Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (ALL). Ninety percent of the cases involving Leukemia are adults that are diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML), and chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). Leukemia cases are commonly located in the developed nations of the world.
Common means of curing leukemia can range from the small to the drastic depending upon the rate of the infection and the health of the patient. Each type has its own set of treatment procedures and thus is managed differently according to the patient and the physician.
(1) Acute Lymphoblastic is managed through several means, but the focus is to regulate the bone marrow of the individual. In addition to the normal procedures to regulate the cancer, other locations must have treatments administered to those locations as well to prevent the spread of the disease into other parts of the body. The treatment is separated into different steps or directives to follow and administer. (a) Induction Chemotherapy is used to bring about the remissions in the bone marrow. (b) Consolidate therapy or intensification therapy is incorporated into the procedure in order to eliminate and reduce the remaining leukemia cells still present within the patient. (c) CNS Prophylaxis is a preventative step in high-risk patients to halt the spread of cancer from infecting the brain and nervous system. (d) Maintenance treatments is used in conjunction with chemotherapy to prevent the reoccurrence of the cancer. This part of the treatment may last up to three years. In some cases of high-risk or with relapsed cancer, allogeneic bone marrow transplantation is incorporated to reduce the veracity of leukemia.
(2) Chronic Lymphocyctic usually leads to a decision of wither to treat or not. These complications derived from the fact that the procedure to use on one patient, may not be effective with another. For example, treating patients with a low-grade ranking may not benefit from the treatment, but those with more advanced stages of the cancer may find beneficial outcomes. The usual means to discover if treatment is adequate or not stems from these following variables. (a) The count of your hemoglobin or platelet count is lowering. (b) The progression of the cancer is in a later stage. (c) the lymph nodes and spleen are painful due to a diseased-related overgrowth of the organs. (d) There is an increased rate of lymphocytes in the body. This type of leukemia doesn't have a cure, so the focus is suppressing the cancer, instead of eliminating. The primary method for regulating this cancer is a combination of chlorambucil, cyclophosphamide with chemotherapy along with a corticosteroid like prednisone or prednisolone. Those who are younger my find that treatment is more effective with autologous or allogeneic bone transplants.
(3) Acute Myelogeous has a wide variety of treatments that can be incorporated into the procedure of eliminating leukemia from the body. Steps to rid the body of this type of leukemia is largely based upon age. The primary strategy is to manage bone marrow and systemic disease, while also regulating care for the central nervous system. (a) A multitude of chemotherapy related drugs are used in the induction phase. (b) Maintenance and consolidation treatments help to stop re-occurrences. The drug doses for this step of the procedure are lower than those introduced in the induction phase.
(4) Chronic Myelogenous comprise many treatments, but the usual care surrounds imatinib therapy (Gleevec). The procedure for treatment has low side effects, allowing ninety percent of the patients to manage their leukemia. For those who have a low tolerance for imatinib or would prefer a more permanent procedure, their option is a allogeneic bone marrow transplant. This does involve high dosages of chemotherapy and radiation treatments as well as bone marrow infusions from a donor. This procedure has about a seventy percent survival rate.
(5) Hairy Cell Leukemia treatments have to be based upon an individual assessment because the treatment is not necessarily needed unless signs or symptoms are showing. The typical treatment procedures include one week of cladribine or six months of pentostatin. In most cases, one session will bring about the results of remission in the patient.
(6) T-cell Prolymphotic is rare and very aggressive with a low survival rate and requires immediate treatment. It is difficult to treat this form of cancer as it doesn't respond well to most procedures. The most successful outcome with research into this field surrounds a monoclonal antibody that eliminates white blood cells. Many patients also go through stem cell transplantation to increase their responses for recovery.
When treating Leukemia, a successful prognosis depends upon the type of cancer that they are dealing with as well as the age and health of the individual. Many improvements in procedures to properly treat people have been achieved, but sometimes with limited success in areas surround T-cell sourced cancers. Those who are under 15 years old have a very high survival rate depending upon what stage they are in the progression of the cancer.
The outcome of the results also depends if the cancer is acute or chronic as well as the white blood cell count that is in the body. What is the severity of anemia and thrombocytopenia, and the abnormality in the tissue? What are the states of lymph node, bone marrow, and metastasis infiltration? More experience held by a clinic will greatly increase the chances of survival as well as having all of the relevant information to help the patient to psychologically, and physically deal with fact of having leukemia, which can be a very traumatic event, if you are not prepared with the correct information. By having the correct information you will be prepared to handle all questions when it comes to Leukemia and its treatments.


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I would rant about other games this thing might be able to kill but i don't want to upset anyone. So: Woohoo! Keep on rocking!
Critical Point: Incursion is a standalone game created with Epic Games' Unreal Development Kit. Incursion is a semi-realistic, arcade-like first-person shooter combining tactical gameplay with arcade-style speed.Utilising a wide variety of modern weaponry and set in fantastically rendered locations, the Mercenaries and Special Forces meet at a critical point! In a rush-based mode as seen in first-person shooters such as CoD4, Battlefield 3, Counter Strike and TO:AoT, teams are given level-specific objectives in round-based scenarios! CP:I is aimed at a large player base, offering a huge platform for competitive clan and league play, allowing individuals to shine and capture their glory regardless of how many hours they have played. It accentuates skill vs luck, aiming vs spraying, etc. We differ from the competition by having no unlockables, no RPG's, claymores, tanks, jets or other vehicles. Just PURE infantry combat action!!
I would rant about other games this thing might be able to kill but i don't want to upset anyone. So: Woohoo! Keep on rocking!
Weapon Origins must be improved unless we are going to play from helmet cameras.
You need a new interface very badly : P
is that you offering your support :D hit me a message
The lighting on this map feels very unnatural and weird, or maybe it's the colors. idk. just doesn't feel right...
thanks for your feedback, although as it says in the description this is still WIP. It is far far away from production quality.
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Here is a WIP scene from our latest level Streets, along with an exclusive ingame look at our Desert Eagle (ahem with laser dot!)


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Bus ride to Ashford, few km walk to the trailhead and up through the woods. The mountain has several rocky summits peeking out from the forest and heather and the qualifying one would be hard to find without a GPS. I was glad when I finally found the trigpoint!
Lazy activation on 30 and 40m and walk down pretty much the same way. Great WX and lots of cyclists.
Saturday, April 20. 2013
Rock in the Woods: EI/IE-046 Carrick Hill
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