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daviso452 wrote:I'm still confused. Is Blossom the traitor? Or was she simply a tool? How was Mimi conceived? Why did Hoss, Irwin and Raven die to save her? What happened to Blossom? How many years have passed since this event? Aren't Mimi and Jr. supposed to be the same age? How has Jr. never heard of this event?
New question: How pissed off is Mandy?
Junior probably didn't knew about this since he was in the Underworld while this happen in Megaville. But I have a feeling Mandy is the traitor or Dib. I think Blossom had to let go of Mimi otherwise he would kill Blossom, and I think Blossom is around the age of 40 by this time.


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A study of more than 2,000 female twins showed that those with greater emotional intelligence had larger numbers of orgasms.
Being paid to have sex with female twins. Come on that is a real job (lucky bastards ).
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A tracheostomy is a surgical procedure to create an opening through the neck into the trachea (windpipe). A tube is usually placed through this opening to provide an airway and to remove secretions from the lungs. This tube is called a tracheostomy tube or trach tube.
General anesthesia is used, unless the situation is critical. If that happens, a numbing medicine is placed into the area to help you feel less pain during the procedure.
The neck is cleaned and draped. Surgical cuts are made to show the tough cartilage rings that form the outer wall of the trachea. The surgeon creates an opening into the trachea and inserts a tracheostomy tube.
A tracheostomy may be done if you have:
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If the tracheostomy is temporary, the tube will eventually be removed. Healing will occur quickly, leaving a minimal scar. Sometimes, a surgical procedure may be needed to close the site (stoma).
Occasionally a stricture, or tightening of the trachea may develop, which may affect breathing.
If the tracheostomy tube is permanent, the hole remains open.
Most patients need 1 to 3 days to adapt to breathing through a tracheostomy tube. It will take some time to learn how to communicate with others. At first, it may be impossible for the patient to talk or make sounds.
After training and practice, most patients can learn to talk with a tracheostomy tube. Patients or family members learn how to take care of the tracheostomy during the hospital stay. Home-care service may also be available.
You should be able to go back to your normal lifestyle. When you are outside, you can wear a loose covering (a scarf or other protection) over the tracheostomy stoma (hole). Use safety precautions when you are exposed to water, aerosols, powder, or food particles.
Goldenberg D, Bhatti N. Management of the impaired airway in the adult. In: Cummings CW, Flint PW, Haughey BH, et al, eds. Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery. 4th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2005:chap 106.
Neacy KA. Tracheostomy care. In: Roberts JR, Hedges JR, eds. Clinical Procedures in Emergency Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2009:chap 7.
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( / The College Mews Z-615 VOL. XXIX, No. 23 BRYN MAWR and WAYNE, PA., SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1943 R. Frost States Meter Must Fit Essence of Idea Copyright, Trustees of Bryn Mawr College. 1943 PRICE 10 CENTS Use of Words and Rhyme Must be Controlled Says Poet Goodhart, April 29.�"A poem should be at least as good as the equivalent prose, or why should we have poetry anyway?" said Robert Frost. He explained that to him the most instinctive and basic approach to poetry is "just through rhyme and meter," plac- ing this above even the dramatic and the metaphorical. Describing his own reaction to a new book of poems, he told of his random selection of a stanza to determine "what the going idea is, whether it is sacrificed to the rhyme or the meter." From that evaluation alone, he claimed, he can distinguish a bad poet from a good one. Weak rhyme and meter must never be allowed to restrict or change the idea, for "a poem is the having of an idea." Even more Continued on Page Five Summer War Courses To be Offered at B. M. Three training courses for war work will be conducted on the Bryn Mawr campus this summer. Un- der the Engineering, Science and Management War Training divi- sion of the U. S. Office of Educa- tion, courses in Analytical Chem- istry and in Chartography and Photogrammetry will be given. The U. S. Public Health Service will sponsor a summer school of nursing. The Analytical Chemistry course, the third of its kind to be offered at Bryn Mawr, will run for ten weeks from June 21 until August 30. Students will do in all four hundred hours' work, working from 9 to 4 each weekday and from 9 to 12 on Saturdays. The course is intended to train analysts for work at the Philadel- phia Navy Yard or in chemical in- dustries. A large percentage of the women employed at the Indus- Continued on Page Four Philosophical Society Elects Miss Swindler Miss Mary Hamilton Swindler, Professor of Classical Archeology, has been elected to the American Philosophical Society, the oldest and most famous scientific society in America. Among the five hun- dred members, there are only about five women. Membership in the society, since its foundation in 1743, has in- cluded the names of the most dis- tinguished men of science on both continents. The yearly elections are limited to fifteen residents of the United States and three from foreign countries. Miss Swindler graduated from Indiana University, where she was acting dean for a few summers. She was awarded an L.L.D. from that college last year. She re- ceived her Ph. D. at Bryn Mawr and has been teaching here since 1911. N In 1913, her monograph "Cretan Elements in the Cult and Ritual of Apollo" was published. In 1929 "Ancient Painting," an authorita- tive book on ancient art, was also published. Her attributions on fifth century red figure vases have Continued on Page Three V Officers Represent Women's Auxiliaries In Service Assembly Goodhart, April 27.�The con- tribution to the war effort of the women's Reserve Services, and the particular functions and aim of, each of these Corps were described by Major Ruth Cheney Streeter, Captain Jessie Rice, and Lt. G. T. Palmer in a college assembly last Tuesday. Major Streeter and Lt. Palmer, Bryn Mawr graduates, spoke for the Marine Corps and the WAVES and SPARS respect- ively. Captain Rice represented the WAACS and discussed their train- ing and actual part in the war. The Marines, said Major Street- er, head of the Marine Corp's Women Reserve, do not wish to remove women from other parts of the war effort, but they feel that the military services which women can enter to release men for fight- ing should have precedence over studies for post-war reconstruc- tion. Since the youngest draftees now rarely have more than two years of college education, Major Streeter questioned whether girls should expect more than two years in college. She explained the structure of the Women Marine Reserve, and the ratio of officers to the enlisted personnel. Promo- tion through the ranks is encour- aged. Marine Aviation, she said, now wants one half the Reserve personnel. Continued on Page Six 11 inehman Memorial Award Won by Blakely; Jean E. Hoopes Receives Brooke Hall Prize Miss McBride Reads List Of Annual Scholarship Awards Sir Gerald Campbell To be Park Lecturer Sir Gerald Campbell, G. C. M. G., the British Minister and Spe- cial Assistant to the British Am- bassador in Washington, will be the first speaker under the lecture- ship given by the college in honor of Miss Tark.�The subject of his talk to be given on May 10 will be: Facts, Fantasies, and Wishful Thinking for the Future. Sir Gerald has been in the Brit- ish Foreign Office for many years. He was formerly the Director- General of the British Information Service in New York. He has also been the High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Canada, the Consul-General in New York, San Francisco, and Philadelphia. Prior to jobs in North America, he worked in Addis. Ababa as con- sul, and as vice-consul in Venice, the Belgian Congo, and Rio de Janeiro. Sir Gerald has received honor- ary degrees, LL. D., and D. C. L., from many colleges and universi- ties here in the United States, and in Canada. _ MARY STUART BLAKELY Manning Emphasizes Role of 'Human Heart' In Military Strategy Goodhart, April 22.�The com- mon soldier and the total war civilian, armed and unarmed, were the subjects of Dr. Man- ning's lecture, the fourth in the series of war assemblies. Discuss- ing some Military Aspects of the War, Dr. Frederick J. Manning, professor of History at Swarth- nore College, stated that "strategy must be based on a fluid and changing method of tactics" and that these tactics must recognize the "all-importance of the human heart." Dr. Manning named the ele- mentary vocabulary of the mili- Continued on Pane Four JEAN HOOPES Students of Biology And Physics Honored By Academic Awards The scholarships giving the greatest academic honors to mem- bers of the Junior Class, the Maria L. Eastman Brooke Hall and the Charles S. Hinchman Memorial Scholarships have been awarded to Jean Hoopes and Mary Stuart Blakely. Jean Hoopes has been awarded not only the Brooke Hall Scholar- ship, but also the Elizabeth S. Shippen Scholarship for distinc- tion in Science and the Trustees Scholarship. Prepared by the Philadelphia High School for Girls, Jean entered college with the class of 1945 on the Trustees Continued on P&ire Kout' The awarding of the annual scholarships was announced by Miss McBride in the May Day Assembly. The Charles S. Hinch- man Memorial Scholarship given each year to the student who shows the greatest ability in her major field, was received by Mary Stuart Blakely, a biology major. Mary Stuart was prepared by the Lincoln Central High School in Binghamton, New York. Jean Hoopes was awarded the Maria L. Eastman Brooke Hall Memorial Scholarship which is given to the members of the Junior class with the highest average. She also won the Elizabeth S. Shippen Scholarship for excellence of work in a science and a Trustees' Schol- arship. Jean is a physics major and was prepared by the Philadel- phia High School for Girls. The Sheelah Kilroy Memorial Scholarship, awarded for excell- ence of work in second year of ad- Continued on I'utfe Four Hansen Will Consider Post - War Economics The eminent economist, Alvin H. Hansen, will discuss Economic Problems of the Post-War World in the fifth of a series of alliance war assemblies on Wednesday, May 5, at 12:30. The Lucius N. Littauer professor of Political Economy at Harvard University, Dr. Hansen is especially noted for his work on the monetary theory. At present he is particularly con- cerned with using public spending Flashing Red and White Give Unexpected Lights, Blackouts, Quirks to WHAV Efforts By Virginia Belle Reed, '44 In the beginning all was chaos with the embryonic radio station WHAV. President Morley's blan- kets draped the studio walls, and the unexpected made hectic the lives of the radio club. The walls are now beaver-board, but the un- expected remains with them con- stantly. The record changer is faced as often as not with the in- surmountable task of playing the "Blue Danube" as already an- nounced, with nothing on hand but "You Are My Sunshine" or some- thing equally incongruous. Little events such as tuning in "Lum and Abner" in the midst of a heavy French Orals Give Weird View of Chaldea As Students Blithely Interpret Geography By Mary Virginia More, '45 We, never able to resist our in- tellectual curiosity, have again turned to the Orals to acquire knowledge. It is now our pleasure to impart what we have learned to those of you who were not so fortunate as to be able to get at the original source. In hopes that the following information will help you better to understand con- ditions "over there," we take you to Chaldea. Chaldea is a dry place. There, "scarcely has one some short showers" and "hardly are there any short waves." The sky�and this is quite lovely�the sky has an "untouchable" serenity. Taking these facts .into consideration, it is lucky that as the Nile is to Egypt so are the Tigris and Euphrates to Chaldea. You may be asking yourselves what this particular relation of the Nile to Egypt is. The Nile, by its "indi- gestible particles," "renews eter- nal life" in Egypt's fields. The Nile "is of the same origin as the Euphrates and the Tigre," and thus it is closely apropos to men- tion it here in connection with Chaldea. They (the Chaldeans) also have a few short streams filled at the change of the seasons. L'hiver (we skip I'ete, because we find it means "it has been"), brings the winds. 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Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Numerology - "666" (Part 2)
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Hey thanks for your energy Eric. I'm just looking for a bit of context for two things... what is the relevance to (2 divided by 3 equals) .666. And what about the boiling point and Pi? I 666 divided by 212 Fahrenheit, the boiling point of water, is equal to Pi 3.1415.
Just something I thought about the other day... Freezing is 32... 33 is the point of unthawing (illumination)? Body temp. is 98.6 minus The freezing point of water.... what do you get...
Thanks again
Peace Love Respect - February 26, 2009 at 10:54 AM
- Eric Dubay said...
Hey Al, great point! Yeah, at 32 degrees water is still frozen, but at Masonic 33 it becomes liquid and can move about freely. The same with length, 13 (York-Rite) inches equals exactly 33 (Scottish-Rite) centimeters.
As for the boiling point and Pi, I'm not sure the relevance, but it's certainly an interesting mystery. Another Pi mystery is the numerology of the word "Zodiac." If you rearrange it to "Cadoiz"
You get Pi 3.1415926 This one makes more sense as Pi has to do with circles and the Zodiac is a celestial circle... but what about the boiling point of water... what does that have to do with Pi? Anyone? Peace
~Eric - February 26, 2009 at 10:43 PM
- Mr. Mandal said...
Water STILL doesn't melt at 33 degrees. It melts and freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit. The requirements of heat of fusion (the energy absorbed/emitted by the particles as they change phase) stipulate that the temperature will remain at a constant 32 degrees throughout the phase transition.
Also, the surface area of Mars is 89,973,616.6 square miles and the average temperature range on the moon is 500 degrees Fahrenheit (avg daytime-avg nighttime).
I must also question what amount of accuracy is necessary for you to consider a number to be "Pi." 666/212 = 3.14151 which is not equal to Pi 3.14159... - February 27, 2009 at 10:09 AM
The answer to the number 212 can be found in Genesis 1:4 Good devided Light and Darkness
Darkness has Gematria of 333 and light has gematria of 212
So God diveded 212 and 333 (333/212) = ½ PI - February 5, 2010 at 3:38 PM
The word MAN (Ha-Adam) - the Image of God (AL-HIM) relates to PI
Read it from behind 31415.
The Greek Word Bible has the Numerical Value 314.
The Jewish Passover was instituted to be held on the 14. March Aka 3.14
The Sukkoth festival ends on the 22. september (september means 7) so 22/7.
After the Flood the DRY land was visible on 27th of the second month (2.27)
There are 22 letters in the Hebrew alfabeth. According to the book of Jubilees Good made 22 great things in 7 days - when he created the earth. - That is exactly how mush per day ? HINT 22/7
The list goes on and on... And that is the SECRET behind the Bible. - February 5, 2010 at 3:48 PM
- Eric Dubay said...
Ben and Mr. Mandal are correct about the scientific explanation regarding water/32 degrees. It doesn't actually melt at 33, everything happens at 32. But this doesn't discount my point at all. The transition from 32nd to 33rd degree is the biggest step in the whole system. No other step is more important than the step from 32nd to 33rd. My great uncle Mason is 32nd degree and he told my dad that he would never be able to attain the 33rd degree because of all the necessary things you must do for initiation. Sounds just like the "heat of fusion" that happens at 32.
- July 16, 2011 at 7:19 PM
- david said...
All very good information, thanks!
I followed a curious discussion on some or other forum, talking about Obama being the antichrist. Once someone mentioned princess charles, and all his antichrist attributes, it became a bit of a non starter. They both ooze "evidence".
What i did notice is this: They have FLOODED us with this imagery/symbolism, so that almost anyone can be shown to possess 666 attributes. If only for confusion purposes, but it makes it simple to refute a "666" accusation, purely because it's so common.
Picassopaint was a great addition, thanks :) - July 25, 2011 at 3:13 AM
The word Christ is used 555 times in the New Testament.
With all due respect, this is not true. A simple online search of a concordance will reveal 571 times the word Christ is mentioned in the New Testament. - July 29, 2011 at 12:50 AM
- Eric Dubay said...
There are many versions/translations of the Bible. You may be right, but we may both be right as well. I got that figure from a published source, forgot where though, it's in TAC.
- July 29, 2011 at 5:57 AM
- Eric Dubay said...
I've checked a couple online concordances now and they say 555. Where are you getting 571?
How Many Times is Christ Mentioned in the New Testament - July 29, 2011 at 6:00 AM
The Strong's Exhaustive Concordance
- July 29, 2011 at 11:21 AM
Would you mind posting what concordances you were looking at? My original post was in the middle of the night and I only looked up the one source, The Strong's Exhaustive Concordance. I has since looked up several more. Bibletab.com 573 times, Godsview.com 569 times. You are correct that it varies with translation. However none of the ones I found concludes 555 times. Biblegateway.com allows you to search by translation. 528 times NASB, 506 ASV, 699 Amplified, 469 NIV, 584 NKJV, 560 New Living, 602 Wycliffe.
- July 29, 2011 at 11:56 AM
Answers.com to my knowledge is not a concordance.
- July 29, 2011 at 11:59 AM
- Eric Dubay said...
You are correct that it varies with translation.
End of debate. - July 29, 2011 at 10:48 PM
None of the ones I found concludes 555 times.
That is the end of the debate. - July 30, 2011 at 9:06 PM
- Druv said...
This is Gyana Mudra - this transforms life energy to intelligence.
- August 19, 2011 at 8:09 AM
- Eric Dubay said...
Yup, I use the gyana mudra every morning with my pranayama meditation :)
- September 3, 2013 at 4:30 AM
- Eric Dubay said...
Placing the "A-OK" mudra affront the forehead (third-eye) means whoever started that boyscouts hand-sign must've been aware that gyana transmutes prana/chi to the pineal gland as well.
Just like the "metal horns" suchi mudra is for detoxing, and the heavy metal fans who flash it during concerts are very much participating in an emotional aggression detox. The masons who use these hand-signs as "gang-signs" and have introduced them into popular culture, are likely therefore aware of their origin and purpose but choose to keep the source (Yoga / Shiva, as in your avatar Druv) a secret. - September 3, 2013 at 4:43 AM
- Megan M. Dickerson said...
I just wanted to thank you for all of your insight and for sharing it with others. I have been following your blog for well over a year and it has been a great aid. The world is certainly a strange place, and since my "ahha" moment, I have appreciated being able to identify with others that recognize the synchronicity and essence that exists. Again, thank you.
- September 3, 2013 at 8:58 AM
Hey Eric, you mentioned your great uncle Mason was a 32nd degree Mason. Is "Mason" his actual first name? And what connections do your family have with freemasonry? I have just never read anything about you mentioning you're related to high degree freemasons and am just curious to know what the deal with that is.
- September 4, 2013 at 10:53 AM
- Eric Dubay said...
Thanks so much for the encouragement Megan! For Jordan, I've mentioned him periodically, my great uncle Jim is a 32nd degree Freemason, but he is the only Mason in my family. He reads my website on occasion and doesn't approve... he fears for himself when I expose what little he's divulged to me and my father, and says he fears for my life doing what I do. He specifically wanted me to stop writing about the Moon Landing Hoax, asking where I got my information and saying "they" really don't like this particular lie being exposed. But I'm committed to Truth, Freedom, Peace and Love and I won't stop until those ideals are manifest throughout the world. As it is, the Masons have already tried to threaten, bribe and co-opt me, but I've refused all their offers.
- September 4, 2013 at 5:55 PM
21 comments in Part 1 and 21 in Part 2 of this Numerology article. Take both 2's of the 21's..add both 1's together..2-2-2..times 3 because you add the 2 and 1 together of the 21...666. I'm on to something here..
- September 6, 2013 at 11:34 AM
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- Alex Sal said...
Great blog Eric, stumbled in it today when reading about Hitler. This stuff are interesting. What more interesting is that you are staying here in Thailand, and you are a Wing Chun enthusiast. Interesting to me as I am a Taichichuan martial arts version practitioner. I am from the Philippines staying here in Bangkok. This comment is out of topic, but I cant see no contact page to send you email. Hope to hear from you. No need to post this comment. Thanks pal, keep the chi flowing.
- September 6, 2013 at 9:22 PM
- Eric Dubay said...
Hey Alex, thanks for the comment! You can email me privately at firstname.lastname@example.com if you'd like. It's always nice to know fellow Bangkok martial artists. How long have you been doing Tai Chi? If you're ever interested in trying out some Wing Chun be sure to let me know! :) Peace
- September 8, 2013 at 1:03 AM
- Alex Sal said...
Great to hear from you Eric. I might send you an email too, but I find it convenient to respond here now. I am doing Taichichuan for about three years before, but I stopped for about three years as well. I was so into it back in my home country, but working in Bangkok now for three years and never did it as I used to. Rusty and rigid now, I think it is a good idea to start getting those chi flowing again.
And yeah, Wing Chun is interesting.I will be sending you a private email to discuss more about this.
Thanks. Cheers!
Alex - September 12, 2013 at 4:24 AM
- Eric Dubay said...
Definitely a good idea to keep that chi flowing :) Where do you stay and what do you do for work in Bangkok? Talk again soon in email. Peace
- September 12, 2013 at 5:20 AM
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Likewise for those who say to be Authentic Southern Cornbread it must be made with white cornmeal, not yellow.
Most everybody - and possibly everybody I know - who has grown up, and lived their lives in the vicinity of The Deep South where I am - which quite frankly is just about almost as far south as you can get - uses yellow cornmeal. Sometimes we use white if we ran out of yellow, or the store was out of yellow, but if you're from the part of the Deep South where I am from, you likely use a little flour, a pinch of sugar, and only yellow cornmeal - not white.
So in other words, if you are a Southerner, don't be trying to throw down a Southern Shame Card on me or any other Southerner about what is or is not right. I get some Southerners who have said to me that "a real Southerner would [or wouldn't]..." do something that I have done in my recipes, as if I am not a 'real' Southerner! Frankly I think it's just silly to waste energy gettin' all up in arms over things like that anyway, but for some reason certain myth keeps getting perpetuated across the generations and it's a silly fight, so let's just stop it, shall we? It's just food and cooking and your way is always the right way when it comes to your kitchen.
Frankly all that matters is finding the perfect for you cornbread, and the two biggest secrets to Southern cornbread is 1) use a cast iron skillet and 2) pour the batter into hot oil, and, that, is what makes cornbread "Authentic Southern Cornbread."
So now, go make a skillet of cornbread - you can find a more classic savory version made with bacon fat, no flour and no sugar, or what I call a Southern light version that has just a bit of flour and a tad bit of sugar, right here on my site. Why not try them both?


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Surgery to remove part of the bone and drain the mastoid (mastoidectomy ) may be needed if antibiotic therapy is not successful. Surgery to drain the middle ear through the eardrum (myringotomy ) may be needed to treat the middle ear infection.
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Klein JO. Otitis externa, otitis media, and mastoiditis. In:Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap57.
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