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Cervical spondylosis is a disorder in which there is abnormal wear on the cartilage and bones of the neck (cervical vertebrae). It is a common cause of chronic neck pain.
Cervical osteoarthritis; Arthritis - neck; Neck arthritis; Chronic neck pain
Cervical spondylosis is caused by chronic wear on the cervical spine. This includes the disks or cushions between the neck vertebrae and the joints between the bones of the cervical spine. There may be abnormal growths or spurs on the bones of the spine (vertebrae).
Over time these changes can press down on (compress) one or more of the nerve roots. In advanced cases, the spinal cord becomes involved. This can affect not just the arms, but the legs as well.
Everyday wear and tear may start these changes. People who are very active at work or in sports may be more likely to have them.
The major risk factor is aging. By age 60, most persons show signs of cervical spondylosis on x-ray. Other factors that can make a person more likely to develop spondylosis are:
Symptoms often develop slowly over time. But they may start or get worse suddenly. The pain may be mild, or it can be deep and so severe that you are unable to move.
You may feel the pain over the shoulder blade. Or it may spread to the upper arm, forearm, or fingers (in rare cases).
The pain may get worse:
You may also have weakness in certain muscles. Sometimes, you may not notice it until your doctor examines you. In other cases, you will notice that you have a hard time lifting your arm, squeezing tightly with one of your hands, or other problems.
Other common symptoms are:
Less common symptoms are:
A physical exam may show that you have trouble moving your head toward your shoulder and rotating your head.
Your health care provider may ask you to bend your head forward and to each side while putting slight downward pressure on the top of your head. Increased pain or numbness during this test is usually a sign that there is pressure on a nerve in your spine.
Weakness or loss of feeling can be signs of damage to certain nerve roots or to the spinal cord.
A spine or neck x-ray may be done to look for arthritis or other changes in your spine.
MRI of the neck is done when you have:
EMG and nerve conduction velocity test may be done to examine nerve root function.
Your doctor and other health professionals can help you manage your pain so that you can stay active.
A type of talk therapy called cognitive behavioral therapy may be helpful if the pain is having a serious impact on your life. This technique helps you better understand your pain and teaches you how to manage it.
Medicines can help your neck pain. Your doctor may prescribe nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications (NSAIDs) for long-term pain control. Narcotics may be prescribed if the pain is severe and does not respond to NSAIDs.
If the pain does not respond to these treatments, or you have a loss of movement or feeling, surgery is considered. Surgery is done to relieve the pressure on the nerves or spinal cord.
Most patients with cervical spondylosis have some long-term symptoms. These symptoms improve with non-surgical treatment and do not need surgery.
Many people with this problem are able to maintain active lives. Some patients will have to live with chronic pain.
Call your health care provider if:
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Cohen I, Jouve C. Cervical radiculopathy. In: Frontera WR, Silver JK, Rizzo TD Jr, eds. Essentials of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa.: Elsevier Saunders; 2008:chap 4.
Takagi I, Eliyas K, Stadlan N. Cervical spondylosis: an update on pathophysiology, clinical manifestation, and management strategies. Dis Mon. 2011;57:583-591


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How Does Acupuncture Work?
What is acupuncture? Acupuncture is an integral part of traditional Chinese medicine. Today, licensed practitioners use it to treat a variety of conditions, most notably chronic pain. During the procedure, they insert very thin, disposable needles into the skin at specific sites, which adhere to ancient maps of energy meridians that traverse the body. What does acupuncture do? How acupuncture works on a physical level is something that Western medical practitioners are just beginning to understand. Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) posits that acupuncture balances "chi," also known as life force, which is believed to flow through specific pathways in the body. The meridian or pathway points of TCM do, by and large, correspond to specific nerves and organic structures in the body. Many Western practitioners therefore believe that the use of needles and pressure may stimulate certain nerves and possibly boost blood flow. What are the benefits of acupuncture? Many people turn to acupuncture to address ailments that Western medicine has failed to resolve or for which the treatments come with significant side effects. It's also frequently recommended by Western practitioners as a complement to their treatment plans. What are some of the issues said to be addressed by acupuncture? The most common ailment that acupuncture treats is chronic pain. Several studies suggest that lower-back pain, neck pain, and osteoarthritis are conditions that may respond positively to acupuncture. Studies have also shown that acupuncture may be effective for treating tension headaches, migraines, and chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting. Other ailments said to be ameliorated by acupuncture include, but are not limited to, fibromyalgia, menstrual cramps, dental pain, and nicotine addiction. However, there is less clinical evidence to support the efficacy of acupuncture for many of these conditions. Is there downtime? There is rarely downtime associated with acupuncture when it's performed by a licensed practitioner. How often should appointments be scheduled? According to the Mayo Clinic, a common treatment plan may include 6–12 sessions scheduled over the course of several months. The exact treatment plan will vary depending on the condition you're treating and how you respond to each treatment. Speak to your practitioner to learn more about the typical treatment course for your ailment. Read more about acupuncture and its applications at the National Institutes of Health's National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine.Read More

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The 79-year-old Fairbanks told The Oklahoman that he was diagnosed in late August will begin 42 days of radiation and chemotherapy treatment on Monday.
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Farmington Bank is leading an all-day fundraising event to provide economic assistance to cancer patients and their families. (Fox 61 and the Courant are also sponsors.)
The event -- Ride America -- is a six hour, indoor cycling event that simulates a ride from Connecticut to California and back. (Ouch. Hence, those padded riding shorts.)
Teams of riders will bike 6,000 miles from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Malibu Fitness in Farmington on Sat., Feb. 27. I'm told Fox 61's own Logan Byrnes, pictured below, is putting together a team. Gooo... Logan.
Save the date: Sat, Feb. 27, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
According to the press info, riders are challenged to raise $500 or $250 as a team member. The goal is to raise $100,000 for families. Find all the info you need here.
Ride America is produced by the Connecticut Sports Foundation, whose founder John Ellis started this event after his family had to pool their resources together to help fund cancer treatment for his brother.
Among those all you generous bikers out there will be raising funds for will be Bryon Schiffres, the little boy battling brain cancer who I wrote about last February.
Bryon's mom, Linda Weidemier, sent me a card recently with this great family photo.
So, grab those shorts and call Vicky Cirilli at The Connecticut Sport Foundation Against Cancer at 860.874.7742.
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Winners: Heidi [Grizz-n-Dove]April 22, 2013 at 2:41 PM
Locked and Loaded. Thanks! P.S. I have actually pulled up her blog while standing in front of the interfacing at JoAnn. So helpful!! P.P.S. Your bag is awesome. I think we're about the same age, and I have been waiting for navy's comeback too. I love dark blues.
Great blue & gold bag! I love the airoplane pattern. Too cute! thanks for the chance to win!
I would love to try making a bag! I love the Paparazzi camera bag! Thanks for the chance!
The Dot Dot Dash Bag!!!But the Soda Pop bag comes in a very close second!! I have been a follower of Sara's for some time now, her work is impressive!!!
Thanks for the giveaway!
Great colours – I am a huge navy fan too 🙂 I love her Aeroplane bag – that would be brilliant when I go to Paris for 2 nights!!!
I just love the Aeroplane bag!
My favorite is Aeroplane bag. So cute.

LOVE the Petrillo bag!
I really like the soda pop bag!
I love the paparazzi bag! Love it!!! thanks for a great giveaway and I adore your bag!
I love Velocity Girl and Locked and Loaded. Thanks for the chance to win!
I have never made a bag and I would love to make the Petrillo Bag!! Thanks for the leads to her site and for the chance for the giveaway!
Love the Aeroplane bag. Love the navy and gold theme you chose for your bag.
I like the Dot Dot Dash bag. Great giveaway!
I love bags, using bags, designing bags, making bags, everything about bags! You were right, it was hard to decide which of Sara's patterns I like best, but I'm going to go with Velocity Girl with Locked and Loaded coming in a close second! Ooooh, I would love to win this giveaway! Thanks for the chance!

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I love bags, so does my daughter. The Aeroplane bag is my favorite, but I'd like to make more than one of her patterns 🙂
It is hard to pick a favorite!! The aeroplane or the dot dot dash or the soda pop bag!! Thanks for the chance!!
I love the camera bag!!
Beautiful bag, Amy…love the navy and gold. I also love Sara's Dot dot dash bag…such a talented lady 🙂
I wish we could get the same wide range of interfacings in the UK – it seems to be stiff or floppy in my local shop and that's it!
I love the Aeroplane bag – such a useful shape and size!
I love the dot dot dash! Thank you for the chance
I love all of Sara's patterns! I made a velocity girl bag already, but would love to try locked and loaded as well! Thanks!
Locked and loaded would be my choice. Thanks for the giveaway.
I've just finished the aeroplane bag and would love to try soda pop next
I love navy too – although I'm sort of conditioned not to pair it with gold because, around here, then all anyone thinks about is that you must be a University of Michigan fan. It isn't that I dislike UM in any way, but I'm not enough of a sports fan to wear a teams colors all the time 🙂 I'll be pairing my navy with a nice spring green.
This bag looks like it would fit in perfectly here 🙂 http://bostonmqg.blogspot.com/2013/04/quilts-for-boston.html
I really want to try the Aeroplane bag.

Thanks!
I've admired Sara's bags for a while now. Current favorite is the Accordion Bag. I mostly do bags like you — make it up as I go along! Maybe I should try a well written pattern.
I really like the look of the Locked and Loaded bag.
Love the velocity girl bag.
Oh my gosh – I love this bag! And, thanks for the tips on the interfacing (and link). Thank you!
I absolutely love her conversation bag. I've wanted to make one of my own but it's so intimidating.
I love the Locked and Loaded bag and Petrillo bag!
Those are so cute! I really need to make a new bag to tote all the kid stuff to church! –email@example.com
Sorry – forgot to add my favorite Sara bag – the aeroplane!! Also, is the navy blue 'blueberry' or 'slate' (I assume blueberry?). Thanks!
You are right, it IS hard to pick a favorite. But I loved Paparazzi, maybe the color choice. But they are all so cute.
I think I like the accordion bag best!
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Aeroplane bag hands down!
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If I had to pick one I would choose the petrillo bag. They're all really cute
I love this bag!!! The colors together are gorgeous!! I would love to try either the Petrillo Bag or the Aeroplane Bag. I think something girly is just what is needed in my all male (besides me) household!! At least that way I'd know where to find it when I want it. : )

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I love the Aeroplane bag but also the Petrillo bag. Thanks for the great resource. I have been thinking about making a bag.
It sure was tough to make a decision, but I'm going with the Aeroplane Bag.
I love her bags — especially the aeroplane bag.
The Soda Pop bag is adorable~~~~!!!

The Aeroplane bag is my favorite (but there are close 2nd and 3rd favorites, too)! Thanks for the chance!
Love the aeroplane bag – lovely.
Sara Lawson's bags are gorgeous, I loved the accordion bag the best. I really enjoy following your blog and think your navy and gold bag is just great. Thank you for the giveaway opportunity. Kind Regards Mandy Currie (firstname.lastname@example.com)
I love navy and gold together! The bags are see cute! I love the fun names! I think my favorite is Aeroplane!
The petrillo bag is awesome, but I really like several.
OOOO so cute! I love navy as well!! So classy!
Super cute bag! I would love to win some patterns! Thanks for the chance to win!
I really like the Accordion Bag. Love that scalloped edge treatment. I so need a new bag with lots of inside pockets so I can find things.
I've had my eye on her Aeroplane Bag, but I also love Soda Pop! Great job on your bag – the navy and gold is a beautiful combination. Many thanks for the chance at the patterns!
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I so so so so want that aeroplane bag pattern. Oh I have been wanting it:) I love her patterns.
I love the velocity girl bag !!!!!
I just love bags so any one of them is great.
I like the soda pop bag. It would be nice in navy and gold. I love the big grommets.
The patterns are just great! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
Looking for a pattern that isn't too big yet has some room. These sound great!
ooh, love the aeroplane bag!
I love the Paparazzi and Aeroplane bags! So cute!!
I like the Locked and Loaded design.
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I really like Sara's patterns & her Aeroplane Bag is my favourite. Thanks for the chance to win.
I've been eyeing up her Aeroplane pattern for a while-thanks for the opportunity!
Cute bag patterns! I like that Aeroplane Bag! But Locked and Loaded is really cute also!
You were right, it was hard to choose. But my favorite is the Petrillo bag. Your navy and gold bag is really pretty. Those fabrics look great
I love the Paparazzi {camera} Bag. Your navy and gold bag looks wonderful!
Aeroplane, hands down!!
Love the simplicity of your pattern and how the quilting enhances the fabrics. I like Sara's Paparazzi bag. I have a 241 tote on the go and I bought the Craftsy class on making handbags but I haven't watched it yet.
I love her handbag patterns – my favorite now is the Aeroplane bag – thanks for the giveaway.
As you said, it is hard to choose! I like the Locked and Loaded bag best. Thanks for the giveaway and for your always lovely blog!
I love the Locked and Loaded bag.
OOH – tough choices indeed! I think I would love to make the Locked and Loaded Bag. I LOVE making bags for myself and others. I usually make myself a new bag/pattern for my birthday (which is next week… I better get sewing soon!) Thanks for the opportunity – I will have to check out her site about different interfacings to use. I have found that over the years they have changed, and some that I
🙂 I love the Paparazie Bag! 🙂 I'd love to win some patterns!! 🙂 Love the selection of fabrics you used! :)

thanks for the giveaway! I think I like the accordion bag best 🙂 I haven't noticed navy making a come back, but I sure hope it does! I have been on the hunt for good navy fabric lately 🙂
Soda Pop
Such cute patterns!! I love the Soda Pop pattern! Your bag is adorable, Amy and thanks for the link for the interfacing options- it's always tricky trying to figure out the right one to use.
I love bags! Your turned out super cute!
I have had my eye on the Aeroplane bag since I got an email about it! Love her patterns!
O gosh! Love your bag! Hubby is a big West Virginia sport fan…perfect colors!!
Cute bag. I love the dot dot dash bag pattern.
Ooh, I want to try! I love the locked and loaded bag!
I have NO idea what I'm doing with interfacing. Huge help!
Thanks for the giveaway! I love your bag! I also love Sara's patterns so much that I just bought Aeroplane pattern. I think the next pattern I would go for is Soda Pop. wonderlandbyalyce at gmail dot com
Love your bag! Thanks for the chance to win a give away. I really like the Paparazzi {camera} Bag.
Would love to win! The colors on your new bag are perfect!
It's a great bag – pattern or not! Would love a class that walked me through all the linings, stiffeners,etc……. So many projects, so little time.
It's a great bag – pattern or not! Would love a class that walked me through all the linings, stiffeners,etc……. So many projects, so little time.
I would have to say the Locked & Loaded Bag would be my choice. 🙂
Love the bag
This is way awesome! I think you did an amazing job 🙂
I love your bag! I like the Paparazzi {camera} Bag too!
i like Dot Dot Dash!
I love making all kinds of bags and to have a new pattern to try would be awesome. Your bag is sew cute and I love the colors. Thanks for the giveaway!
Thanks for the giveaway! I think I'd have to choose the Locked and Loaded bag – but that was a hard choice!
I want them all of course
Love all the bag patterns. I think I would choose Locked and Loaded but I really like the Soda Pop bag too.
Very cute bag~ I love the navy and gold! And you weren't kidding about getting lost on Sara's site. 🙂 I really like her aeroplane bags. But they are all wonderful! Thanks for the chance!
Love your bag. Locked and Loaded is my favorite of Sara's patterns. Thanks.
I like the Soda Pop bag! And, I think your navy and gold bag came out great.
I think my favorite is Dot Dot Dash. I've been looking for a bag pattern that has a slim, tall shape with a zip closure. I agree about Navy Blue, this is a classic color that should never go out of style.
You did a great job on your bag! It's hard to pick between Sara's bags! It's a toss up between the Dot-Dot Dash bag and the Soda Pop bag!
I'm loving the Aeroplane Bag. Your bag turned out great!
I would love to make the Paparazzi bag, thanks for the chance!
I love the Aeroplane Bag! Love the color and style of your tote bag! I am going to check out the interfacing information. It is challenging to pick the right one!
Urban jungle is my favorite right now!
Thank you for all this great information, I will sure use it soon!!!
Esther
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I could not decide. I am a bag-aholic! Heavenly options. firstname.lastname@example.com
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Sara and her bags. Her tutorials are brilliant. I have a couple of her patterns and they are so well written and easy to follow. I would love her aeroplane bag pattern.
I love your bag, especially the fabrics you have used. It looks great!
She has amazing bags…love both soda pop and aeroplane!
Your bag is adorable! Love the Aeroplane bag 🙂
I love the aero plane bag, and the Dot Dot Dash bag.
Great bag Amy! I love Navy Blue also. 😉 I really like Sara's Soda Pop Bag.
Love your bag! I like yellow and the navy goes so well with it. I think I would like to make theaeroplane bag.
Oh my gosh what good timing! I was just shopping with a new friend who let it be known how much she likes fabric bags and said she'd like to make one with me! I don't know which pattern she will pick, but I'm leaning toward the Aeroplane Bags – I like the idea of making my own weekend bag! I'd learn a lot by making the useful camera bag, and the Petrillo Bag would be a handy
I love your bag, navy is so classic.
I'd love the Petrillo Bag pattern it would fit all my mummy stuff!

I love making bags, such fun. I like your color choices, makes me think spring is coming.
I really like the Locked and Loaded bag
Love the Aeroplane Bags. These would make great birthday gifts for older girls.
The soda pop bag is definitely my favorite!
I would have to say the soda pop bag is my favorite by far! I love your bag – it turned out great! 🙂
What is it about spring that makes us want a new bag?! I like the look of Locked and Loaded.
Locked and Loaded. I love your bag. I'm a Navy wife and there is a LOT of blue and gold around here. Your fabric choices are great!
Locked and Loaded. I love your bag. I'm a Navy wife and there is a LOT of blue and gold around here. Your fabric choices are great!
Great bag! Love the fabrics. Clever you! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity.
Great bag! I like the Petrillo bag. Thanks for the chance to win!
My favorite is Aeroplane bag. So cute. Thanks for the chance to win!!
Oh gosh, you were right, they're all pretty bags… I made myself pick one, though, and the Accordion Bag won the toss. Thanks so much for hosting a giveaway, they're such fun!
Dot Dot Dash is my pick! Thanks for the chance to win!
Love your bag. Beautiful colours and the quilting makes it just perfect.
I tested the Dot Dot Dash bag for Sara and loved it. You're right it's hard to pick one but if I have to then I choose Locked and Loaded.
I don't need any patterns Amy – I just wanted to pop in and say how much I love your bag! I'm really happy that navy is making a comeback too!
Sara's bags are so cute. My favorite is the Locked and Loaded, followed closely by Paparazzi and the Soda Pop bag. Thanks so much for the links to her site.
I love the aeroplane bag. I have been learning to make tote bags but I have not tried zipper bags yet. That aeroplane bag looks perfect to carry my everyday stuff.
I love the aeroplane bag! But need to practice making some more basic totes first I think!
OK, Your right Amy. I like them all ! I really like your Soda Pop bag, "sew" I'll say…that one ! Thanks Amy !
I like the aeroplane bag for sure!
The Aeroplane bag is awesome – I'd love to try it! Thanks for the opportunity.
Love the Soda Pop bag!
I love the Soda Pop bag. It is so modern. I know my daughter-in-law would love me to make one for her.
"Locked and Loaded" is my favorite, but hard to choose!! Love your bag!
love love love bags… its so nice to be able to take along a little hand made when your out and the sweet complements just make me smile.
I am liking the Aeroplane bags…so cute! cwhelan at williamwoods dot edu
I love the shape of locked and loaded! I've made a few bags, but it's been awhile-it would be really fun to do another!
velocity girl bag
This would be a lovely bag to make for my traveling companions.
Thanks for the chance to win! I love the Soda Pop bag pattern.
Hard to choose. I like the Velocity Girl Bag. Making a bag is on my list of "do's and try's". Velocity looks like an easier one for my first attempt. 🙂 Love how your bag came out. So darling!
love the locked and loaded bag. Way cute.
I have been in handbag mode lately! Her site will be very helpful, thank you for sharing!
I really like the 'Locked and Loaded' pattern!

All the bags are cute, I really like lock and loaded .
I love your bag! Like them all, but the Petrillo Bag looks fun!
Your bag is wonderful. I agree, the combination of navy blue and gold is always very classic and stiking. You are so right – hard to choose just one bag from their fabulous collection, but I would have to go with the Aeroplane bags.
What a great giveaway! I love the Aeroplane Bag. Thanks for the chance.
The soda pop bag is my favorite! Aeroplane is second.
Favorite…I love them all! And I must say that I love the colors of this bag, beautiful!
I love how your bag turned out. Love the colours. My 3 Fav Bags are: Paparazzi Bag,soda Pop Bag, and Locked and Loaded Bag. I couldn't pick just one :-). I made a bag for my cousin in Texas (I'm from Ontario, Canada) and she said she has gotten ssoooo many compliments on it. Handmade certainly is the best 🙂
Your bag is adorable! As for the patterns, I love Velocity Girl! All the pockets make it a winner! Thanks for the giveaway.
I took a peak at Sara's shop and fell in love with the Locked and Loaded bag. There is just something about the shape of the bag that really appeals to me. Thanks for directing us to her site. I am a novice at bag making and look forward to her wise words about bag interfacing and etc.
Love, love, love your bag!!! Just my style and color!! Great job :)

Soda Pop is my favorite from Sara's shop.

I'd love to try my hand at making a bag.
I really like your bag!!! Navy and yellow are my colors!! I really like the Soda Pop Bag from the shop.
The aeroplane bag is great:). Love you quilted bag too lxx
I love the aeroplane bag!
I love your navy and gold bag. Navy is one of my favourites, an old classic really, and goes with so many other colours. I love Sara's bags. Thank you so much for the opportunity to win a pattern.
I love how your bag turned out! I have been eyeing the Glimma fabric for a little while and was thinking about ordering some. I just checked out Sew Sweetness and I think my fav bag is the camera paparazzi bag! Thanks for this opportunity!
LOVE!! I wanna try a bag! I love the Aeroplane bag!
I love the one pictured on your blog using Jay McCarroll's Center City print.
For myself, I want….. no, I NEED to make a Velocity bag for myself. O. M. G. compartments!!!!!!!! Buuuuuuut…….. I think if I made many Sunrise Clutch bags they would make beautiful gifts for friends and family. That would be really fun to try as well. Thanks for sharing such a great resource for fun bag patterns.
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Loving the Aeroplane bag! Thanks for the chance to win!
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I really like her new pattern, the Soda Pop Bag. And I'm like you about navy, it's one of my favorites despite having to wear it as part of my high school uniform for four years (navy blue bottoms w/wo navy sweaters and white blouses). Thanks for the give away!
I think I pick Soda Pop Bag! Thanks!
My favorite is a tie between the Aeroplane bag and the Petrillo bag. Thanks!
I think the Soda Pop bag…it would make a great "day at the park" tote!

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You're right, choosing only one is difficult. I like both "Locked and Loaded" and "Paparazzi". If I have to pick only one I think it would be "Paparazzi".
Those are all beautiful bags! I think I like the Aeroplane bag best–how useful for traveling!

Thanks for the great giveaway! 🙂
It looks above my skill level, but I love the petrillo bag!
This is such a timely post because I have been looking at bag patterns for some great pre-quilted fabric I have bought recently. You're right about the tough decision, but I think the Aeroplane Bag and the Paparazzi Bags are the best fits for my current wishes.
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I love the Aeroplane bag

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She has so many great patterns. I like the Locked and Loaded bag best right now.
Well, maybe the locked and loaded bag, but they all look nice.
Love the Aeroplane bag!
I just bought the Aeroplane bag and I love all her patterns. I would choose the soda pop, paparazzi and locked and loaded. Thanks for the chance to win it. By the way, I love your navy and gold combination! Great bag!
I think the petrillo bag is my favorite!

Fawn
I have been sewing for many years but haven't made bags. It would be wonderful to win a set of patterns to try. Thank you!
I love making bags and LOVE the Soda Pop bag you're showing on your blog, but it was a difficult choice to make.

I'm in love with the Aeroplane!
How does one choose their favorite between all those wonderful bags. Tough decisions, but since I must choose one, I think the Dot Dash Bag is pretty cool with the three zippers down the front. Too cute!
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They are all great bags…I think my first favorite would be the Locked and Loaded. Thank you for the chance to win a pattern.
I love love love the Caliti Convertible Clutch!!!
I like her aeroplane bag the best. Your bag turned out so cute.
I like the Petrillo bag, but those pleats on the front intimidate me! Love a chance to win some patterns. Thanks. firstname.lastname@example.com

I liked the Locked and Loaded bag and I loved your navy and gold bag. Thanks for the chance to win a pattern!
Wow, your bag looks fantastic, Amy! I love the Glimma collection. And it does work really well with the navy you threw in there. I love bags, and making them also. Sadly, I never seem to keep them for myself! I don't think it was fair of you to ask us to choose just ONE of Sara's bags to like. They are all so deliciously good! But if I have to choose I think I might have to go with the
I love how your bag turned out! I think of Sara's, the Soda Pop is my favorite.
Sara's Petrillo Bag is my favorite!
I can't decide if my favorite is the Aeroplane bag or the Locked and Loaded bag.
I love the Aeroplane Bag, super cute!!! 🙂
What a fabulous bag! I love the Dot Dot Dash Bag the best! Thanks for a chance to win! 🙂
I've been wanting to give bag making a go, so this giveaway would be awesome to win! Love the Petrillo bag. Gorgeous!
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Love your site, have bookmarked for further study. Love all the bags, but Soda Pop would be my front runner
I love her Aeroplane Bag! Your color choice is gorgeous! Thanks for the giveaway.
I love Sara's bags! I just made her Petrillo bag last night. So awesome!!! I'd love to make more of her patterns.
I love Sara's bags! I just made her Petrillo bag last night. So awesome!!! I'd love to make more of her patterns.
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Always looking for new bag ideas! Thanks for sharing.
I love all the bags and love that you show so many bags that others have made. The worse part of making a new bag for me, is choosing the fabric. Thanks for some great ideas and your wonderful patterns!
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Ooooh, I love the Sunrise Clutch and the Paparazzi bag!
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I really love the aeroplane bag. Your bag is gorgeous. Love the hint about using canvas.
Yes! I loved Sara's class at Sewing Summit. The sample of interfacings that she gave us is the greatest thing ever. I reference it all the time, even when I went interfacing shopping at Hancock Fabrics this week 😉 I love your tote! It reminds me that I need to finish my Ship Shape tote from Alexia's Sewing Summit class!
I'm a bag pattern (and making) addict. And no, I do NOT want to break this addiction! Fingers crossed!
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That is a pretty damn amazing offer. CS2 might not be new, but its still very very good.
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I suspect the Adobe site is being slashdotted right now, so I wasn't able to verify the offer.
For reference, CS2 has most of the features used in tutorials on this site. There are some interface differences, no smart filters, less support for 32-bit images, and I think no 64-bit version.
That is a pretty damn amazing offer. CS2 might not be new, but its still very very good.
It seems to have been some sort of mix up: No, You Can't Download Adobe CS2 Applications For Free - Forbes
Interesting. So essentially they've cracked their own software and exposed it to the public on the assumption that only people who are entitled to it will install it.
I read through the comments and the forum thread, and came up with one further quotation from Adobe:
Okay, the winking and nudging wasn't really part of the quote.Effective December 13, Adobe disabled the activation server for CS2 products and Acrobat 7 because of a technical glitch. These products were released over 7 years ago and do not run on many modern operating systems. But to ensure that any customers activating those old versions can continue to use their software, we issued a serial number directly to those customers. While this might be interpreted as Adobe giving away software for free, we did it to help our customers. Wink, wink, nudge, nudge.
I've used CS2 for the last several years and have had no problems with it (except that my PC doesn't have enough hard drive or memory to run extremely large map files). ...Although I will be upgrading to a significantly larger and better system later this month along with updating to CS6...
CS2 may be old, but it works great. From what I've read, a lot of the later versions tried to fix stuff that wasn't broken and only succeeded in screwing it all up. CS6 seems to be a cut above, though the only reason I'm even updating is that the friend of a friend works for Adobe and is getting it for me at a drastically cut price.
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I only have CS3 thought I use CS5 at work. They pretty much mostly work the same for me except for some more specialist functions. It would be great if CS2 was free - it is very capable. The other option would be offering CS2 for a nominal fee ($5 or $10 maybe?) - it's an old program and as the activation servers are now down, it might get people to pay a little money for something they would otherwise have pirated.


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Cerulean City is where all the action is: Misty's sister Daisy is back, Butch and Cassidy are coming to steal a Delcatty, and both Tracey and Casey, the baseball-loving Trainer from Johto, are visiting the Cerulean Gym. They're there when a Pelipper delivers a letter to Misty, asking her to meet someone named Georgio by the lighthouse. While Tracey is stuck with cleaning-pool duty, Misty and Casey go to meet the mysterious Georgio. He turns out to be a young Trainer who wants to ask Misty on a date! He even has two great tickets to tonight's Electabuzz vs. Starmies game, the one Casey wants to see.
Misty says no, but Georgio offers to battle her--if he wins, Misty will go to the ballgame with him, and if not, she'll never have to see him again. Misty agrees, but when Georgio sends out his Delcatty, Butch and Cassidy grab it! They were hiding at the top of the lighthouse and now they make their escape on hand-gliders. Georgio orders his Pelipper to stop them and Butch and Cassidy crash a short distance away. Misty and the others come running, but Butch and Cassidy send out their Mightyena and Sableye. Misty and Casey battle them with Misty's Corsola and Casey's Meganium; Meganium's SolarBeam blasts the Team Rocket villains into the sky and Delcatty is safe.
Now Misty and Georgio's battle can begin again. Delcatty may look prim, but its Double Team and Ice Beam moves are enough to knock Corsola out. However, Corsola uses Recover to come back, then knocks Delcatty out! Georgio has lost, but Casey begs for one of his tickets. He agrees to give her a ticket if she defeats him in a battle, so it's his Delcatty against her Elekid. Alas, Delcatty's Iron Tail is a one-hit KO for Elekid, but Georgio gives her his second ticket anyway. That evening, Casey and Georgio head for the stadium and Misty reflects on yet another day in the life of a Gym Leader!
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Simone Ballante, Owner of Be Cool, Rome, ItalyStreetwear, outdoor apparel, jeans and vintage clothing connoisseur Simone Ballante is the owner of Rome's Be Cool, a must-go shopping destination for consumers and fashion insiders. This expert retailer believes that offering new ideas is key to meeting his client's needs. "They always ask us to show them what's new. It is what they want most, rather than looking for a particular brand or fit." Interview by Maria Cristina Pavarini
What are the current bestsellers and why?
Right now second-hand apparel is selling best, especially items that show an evolution of street-wear and classic apparel. In terms of brands I cannot say my store's bestseller is a specific brand, but it is rather the rediscovering of a mood and a lifestyle. Right now it is a jacket, the "Deck" model. It is a military jacket used by US NATO troops between the 1940s and 1990s. I sell well both this second-hand kind of garment as well as its new replica versions. It is built as a work-wear jacket; it looks like an Eskimo jacket and carries a Nerhu collar. It is usually offered in military green and is lined with an inner fake fur lining.
I think what I sell best are classic styles that guarantee great fits and a cool look. Generally what sells best are historic brands, while less known brands sell well when they offer novelties, and perfect fitting items.
If I had to name any brand working well I may name Double Wear for jeans and Scarti-Lab (scarti-lab.it) for its sportswear and casual total looks.
For intance, Scarti-Lab offers great fustian and corduroy trousers often reminding those worn by rock climbers. Trouser fits selling best for men are comfy ones, not carrot styles, though regular ones. I mostly refer to men's products because my store is selling 70% to men and 30% to women. For footwear I cannot say that sneakers are my bestsellers right now, even if we have always been carrying them in our shop. What is most successful are rather Red Wing boots and - unexpectedly - Frye boots, especially for women. Also selling well for women are laced-up, decolletées and mocassins.
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Do people buy according to their favourite brand, style, or impulse?
Neither one or the other. Rather they look for new ideas. We mostly work with our usual clients. They often come to have a look around and have a look at the store. That's what they want most rather than a particular brand or fit. We know them and know what they wear. And they continue to trust us since the last 20 years.
Where do you order from? How do you inform yourself about trends? How important is the communication with regular customers? How do you communicate with them?
We haven't visited any trade show for the last four years. It is not for a snobbish attitude but because the market's offer of product is huge and one can find so much everywhere. Companies come to visit us directly.
Our clients know us and know they can come to our store and have a look at many magazines, from all over the world (France, Australia, Japan), through which they can find inspiration for their own style and find out what's hot. In the past we sold them, though now we mostly keep the magazines for consultancy - it all makes our lives much easier.
We tend not to communicate with our clientele through websites or social networks. Since we are very familiar with them and they constantly come and visit our store we communicate through word-of-mouth and by offering a wide selection of brands and products.
How do the collections you offer for next Spring/Summer look like?
We will be offering many women's designers, especially young ones from Rome - even if not only from our own city. One of these brands is Sebestian .They focus on new silhouettes and new cuts that can fit every body type and can be worn in any occasion of the day.
Be Cool, Rome
What are the most important trends, in general?
For men we feel there is a strong return to military inspiration for summer and a pleasant rediscovery of the blazer interpreted in various fabrics such as Oxford shirting materials, or chambrays. Also for trousers I see that chinos will continue to be hot, for instance, Brooks Brothers or variants made with alternative materials such as shirting fabrics. In the near future I think that we might also see a return to the classic denim western style jacket which we have been offering recently. On the contrary, for jeans I don't see any comeback yet. They are not selling much right now.
Did you add any new labels to your assortment?
We have recently added People, an Italian brand. Since this March we have been presenting it. It is a sophisticated and chic sportswear brand, mostly aimed at women offering silk items, US-inspired fashion pieces such as, for instance, parkas made with rip-stop fabrics.
How does your store differ from other stores?
We are lucky that we can run this huge store in the very centre of Rome. Our store occupies two floors. At street level there is our 80 square meter-selling space. At underground level about there is a 160 square meters area half of which is occupied by a permanent fashion museum showing a 6.5 meter high wall covered with collectible vintage sneakers plus a selection of clothing items mostly from the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s. The remaining space hosts a showroom many insiders visit for buying second-hand and new US apparel. In addition we have been organizing most different initiatives and exhibitions focused on various topics such as, for instance, street-art, food, books and fashion.
In the last 20 years we have never changed our modus operandi. Fundamentally we have always concentrated our work on street-wear and outdoor apparel and that continues to be our main focus. I think this differentiates our store from what others do.
What do you like about your customers?
I appreciate their sincerity when they tell me that they like our products or rather think they are too expensive.
How important is the interior, the atmosphere and the whole package?
I think it counts for about 80%, which means a lot. The problem is that we hardly change it very often. We will be doing some small restructuring this summer such as repainting part of it, changing the walls colour and moving some of the lighting system. Our store usually seems austere, though friendly. For this it helps you make you feel at ease.
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via del Leone 12/A
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My boyfriend and I have recently discussed trying anal for the first time together. I'm perfectly happy to try it apart from a few concerns, most of which I've found answers and explanations to in response to questions already asked by other users. But there's one issue I've not come across: it's quite personal and frankly I've never spoken to anyone about it, ever, not even my partner. I know that pubic hair grows to quite far down past the vagina, but I seem to have quite a lot of hair around my anus. It's something I've tried getting rid of by shaving but I can't reach it all. I've never waxed, but I'm considering it because I wouldn't want to have a hairy bum while trying anal. I don't know if anyone else has this or if it's even safe to wax around there, but I'd really like a solution because then I think I'd be more comfortable not only about anal sex but also about my body image anyway.
When my boyfriend preforms oral sex on me and "eats me out" it's like it has no affect on me. Is this normal? I mean, he's down THERE... using his mouth... shouldn't that affect me? It's almost as if I just don't feel it either. Sometimes I exaggerate my motives a bit when he does just to make him feel a bit better. It's not that I don't WANT him to. And I don't want him to stop. I just... don't feel like it's anything. And it makes me feel bad.
I was wondering, can a doctor tell if you've masturbated? And in the case they can, is it possible to mistake it for being sexually active? I'm asking because I have a lot of health problems and I have to see an OB/GYN soon, which means that there's a chance the doctor will check to see if my vagina looks right. And I'm really scared because I don't want them to think that I'm sexually active, which with my health, would probably cause them to talk to my parents. And I'm just to shy to stick up for myself, so I really don't want that to happen. Thanks in advance for your answer.
Help! I'm in a relationship with a man (I identify as a straight woman) who identifies as queer. He's mostly had sex with men in the past (there might have been 1 woman), but this is first heterosexual relationship. It's also my first relationship with a queer man. I really care for him, but I am struggling with checking my own heteronormative attitudes. For example, I don't know how to get over the fact that he enjoys watching gay porn, and mostly gets off to men. We still have great sex together and I know he is attracted to me, and I try to remind myself of this when I find myself getting bothered by what turns him on. I'm learning to love, not accept, that he is queer and that he has made me shift my thinking about relationships and sexuality so much. However, I still don't know how to get myself out of these moments, sometimes ongoing, of insecurity.
I'm 19 and I've never even been kissed. No guy has ever shown any interest in me in that way. I am so tired of waiting. I feel like I'm missing out on this huge part of life, like there's this line separating me. I think part of the reason might be that I don't go to parties and things like that. But I don't know what to do about that, I don't have many friends that are into that scene and the one friend who is, I don't want to go with because I would just end up standing awkwardly in the corner.
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I am 25. I am a virgin. I went on this date with this guy. We were trying to have sex. He didn't put his penis inside of me. I was in pain. I panicked. I told him , I am not ready. I don't know him very well. I did not want to sleep with him. I was freaked out. He told me, you are 25. You should be ready. My friend told me to purchase a vibrator that will help me be more comfortable with sex. Do you think I need more foreplay? Is there something wrong with me? Is there a way I can make the experience better for me?
I've been with my boyfriend for around 7 months now, and I love him to bits! We get on so well, but when it comes to sex, I'm really let down. I lost my virginity to him when we first started going out. Being new to it, I was learning and exploring, but after months of the same thing I'm really dismayed. He always comes really soon - not prematurely - but soon enough its over before I've realised its begun! He only can go for a while if he moves slow, which is boring. Also, like most girls I can't orgasm through actual penetration easily, so I'd have to rely on oral sex for stimulation, but he never makes the effort... I always go down on him and hope he returns the favour but he never does. He does care and tries to make sex good, but when I tell him I can "come in other ways" he never takes the hint and never goes down on me. I don't like to ask him directly as I'm self conscious of the situation, and I don't want to offend. I love him so much but please help! It's really putting me off sex :(
Thanks so much for such a useful and honest site, it's a big help figuring this stuff out. I am 19 and in my first serious relationship. I seem to have a strong hormonal cycle, my body changes a lot from week to week. I have tried my best to explain this to my boyfriend, but he doesn't understand how things that feel good to me one day might not feel like anything, or hurt me, the next. For instance, he likes to squeeze and massage my breasts - sometimes I love this, but sometimes (usually before my period is due) it hurts so much I have to ask him to stop. Also, I'm usually really wet, but for a week or so after my period sometimes I don't really get wet no matter how turned on I am. He thinks I'm confused about what I like, or that if I say something hurts or I don't get wet it means he's doing something wrong or I'm not actually turned on or enjoying myself even when I am. It frustrates him that he has to ask if something feels good every time we do stuff together. Is there anything I can get him to read that might explain why this happens better than I can or in a way that he'll understand? Also, some women in my family have had problems with combined birth control pills and my doctor says I shouldn't take them, but if I took the mini pill would this stop happening so much?
I'm a female and my best friend is a male. We're both virgins, he's 17 and I'm 16. He keeps telling me that he wants to have sex, and he's been touching my body more and more. We've kissed and made out recently, but he wants to go all the way. He tells me things like "I want to be your first, and I want to be your first." He says that he thinks sex will "strengthen" our best friend relationship but I'm afraid it might ruin it. What should I do?
I'm an 18 year old virgin. A few months back, I was out clubbing with a friend, and she wanted me to make-out with a guy, because she does it all the time when we go clubbing. I started dancing with a guy, and we started kissing, which I DID want to do. But then he started putting his hand up my skirt, and then in my underwear. I kept pushing his hand away and telling him to stop and he kept putting it back. I managed to escape and didn't see him again, but I feel kind of violated, as he was touching me sexually. Is this my fault? I did want to kiss him, but I said not when he put his hand down my pants. Was this wrong, or was I asking for it, and is it just something that happens?
Assuming you are a woman, (and if you are not please ask one to answer this) what did you do when you were a teen to avoid getting pregnant after giving a handjob or giving oral? What steps did you take?
I wash my hands a lot before using the restroom since I know I'll be wiping myself down there and I don't want there to be any sperm on the toilet paper or I don't want to accidentally touch my vagina while I'm down there.
But the thing is that when I washed them I realized that there could be sperm still living on the soap or living in the water on the container that holds the soap (forgot what it was called) or on the towel if I didn't get them all off the last time I washed them if I washed my hands just a little while ago due to the same reason.
I truly think I'm ready for sex, I'm comfortable with myself and my partner and am not at all nervous for losing my virginity. I'm only 16 but people say that different people are ready at different times right? and I think I'm ready now, I've ticked off all of the checkpoints on your "am I ready" checklist but there is one problem. I'm worried about if people will judge me for it. My question is should I stop doing what I want out of fear of how others will see my action?
I am 19 years old and a junior in college. I've never been kissed or had any sort of sexual experience other than masturbation. I know the time will come, someday, for me to start dating someone, and the odds are that this someone will be 19 or older and have a lot more experience than me. Neither my virginity or the other's experience is an issue for me, really, what is an issue is how I would be treated if I were to admit my lack of experience. I'm afraid I will stop being seen as desirable if they find out they are the first to ever want to kiss me (which is not necessarily true but is what one assumes). Even if they still find me desirable, I'm afraid I'll be treated like an immature person only because I haven't had that sort of experience... I want to believe that my life, so far, has been worth living, even if it didn't include smooching, and that I've grown as a person even lacking kisses. But I am afraid the person I trust with my first kiss won't think the same as I do and I'll be given a hard time for this. In short, should I talk about my lack of experience with future sexual partners?
This may sound silly but I'm a 15 year old girl I want to masturbate without my parents knowing. The only opportunity I get is at night in my room, but I'm afraid because I don't want my parents to hear me or anything. Hopefully I won't make noise. Also, I'm worried that if I ejaculate (I think females can) it will stain my sheets or something, and I can't have my parents see that. Will ejaculation fluid stain permanently? What can I do to be able to masturbate, but keep my parents from finding out? I feel that masturbation should be private and not a family matter, so I just need to know how to keep it to myself. Thanks!
I'm only 14 and a freshmen and I've only been dating my boyfriend for about two weeks and we have been moving pretty quickly. We have been friends for a really long time and I really like and trust him but I feel like we are moving too quickly. He has already fingered me and I've given him a handjob, and he's been talking about sex. I think I am way too young and I definitely dont feel ready but when we're doing things and I'm really turned on I sometimes actually want to have sex. I am really curious what actual sex is like, and I want to try it. But I know in the long run I will regret it. How do I stop myself from doing something solely based off of my hormones? How do I explain to my boyfriend that I dont want to have sex?
I'm 13 years old and my friend didn't go into detail, but she said she got raped by her dad(or her stepfather). she didn't tell her mom "because she'd get mad" and didn't think it would matter since her parents are getting a divorce and she'll move away with her mom soon. she doesn't want me to tell anyone and refuses to tell anyone. I can't change her mind about that because she's very stubborn.I know I should tell someone, but who should I tell?
My boyfriend are "sexually active" but it's always short, boring, and quiet. If I make a sound he'll think that he's hurting me which makes me have to contain everything. I want to try more positions with him, we've done normal, and doggy, how can I make things more interesting with out making it awkward? And how can I make sex longer?
I'm a seventeen-year-old girl and ten months ago, I was diagnosed with a light form of pseudologica fantasia, usually known as mythomania. The basis of this illness is an addiction to telling lies. I'm seeing a therapist for this and she's a very kind and competent woman, but she has warned me that this illness is usually hard to cure and there are few known cases where the therapy was actually able to get rid of the problem. I'm doing a better job at keeping it under control than I used to but the urge is still there. I just keep it under wraps and tackle the illness on my own, with the support of my nuclear family. The thing is, one of my friends has recently expressed a romantic interest in me, and I would very much like to get involved in a relationship with him, but this would mean disclosing my problem to him, because of course I'm not going to enter a relationship without telling the other person involved about this first.
I am almost 18. My long distance boyfriend is 22. I have decided he is the man I want to lose my virginity to. Seeing as he is 1500 miles away means that he is not going to be doing it anytime soon. However, I am going to where he lives for Thanksgiving and we are planning on doing it then. He is a very spiritual guy and has a strong feeling that I might get pregnant on the first time that we have sex. He thinks this due to the fact that I really want a baby and I always have. But I want one when I am married and able to support it and a family. I told him that the best that we can do is be safe and smart about sex and protection and if it happens it happens but I need some advice on what else to tell him. Could you help me? I also was wondering if you have any suggestions about what would be the best plan of action if I were to get pregnant? In my mind abortion is not an option for me. I asked him what we would do and he said that he would obviously support me with multiple jobs. we would get our own place. But we all know that things never go exactly how you plan them. What do I do to ease his worries and my own?
I am 22, I have been on the contraceptive pill since I first became sexually active at age 15. I have REALLY regular UTIs (I always pee and drink water after sex etc) and have been on antibiotics for that quite alot. I also experience a hightened sex-drive if I go off the pill even for a few weeks. I feel like, even though my GP doesn't even consider it, that my UTIs might be due the contraceptive pill.
I'm 14 and am constantly hot and bothered and have constant erections. I've been like this for as long as I can remember even when I was little. I find I have to masturbate every 4 to 7 days or I will start to ache when I get a erection. I'm a little worried but I can't exactly discuss this with family or friends because it's embarrassing. I want to know if this is something to see a doctor about or if its fine as it is but any way it would really help if you could give me a reply.
Is cumming and having an orgasm the same thing? I'm a virgin. So I've never had sex. I just masturbate often. When I rub my clit for a while I get this amazing feeling and I can tell I squirt something out. After that, I get tired and stop. I can make myself do this multiple times and I consider that cumming. Is it an orgasm though? Is that how it's going to feel when I have sex?
My boyfriend's penis gets very sensitive after ejaculation. I've looked everywhere and all I found some information about a refractory period but I don't really understand what that means. Is his sensitivity, and maybe even pain, normal?
I am 20 and sexually active. I don't have a long term partner but have had and do have various partners. I have an IUD so I'm protected against pregnancy, however I know condoms are still hugely important. My problem is that I am completely stuck for what to say to make a man put one on. At the moment, it's just getting carried away then really kicking myself later. I have to be more diligent with this, but please- do you have any advice for laying down the law? A non awkward, but still sexy way of asserting myself?
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The Power of Independent Thinking
Alexander Tabarrok on Bounty Hunting & Defending the Indefensible
Recorded: Thursday, August 18, 2011
Alexander Tabarrok, Research Director at the Independent Institute, speaks with John Stossel of Fox Business Networks Stossel on bounty hunting and defending the indefensible.
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Recorded: Thursday, May 26, 2011
Independent Institute Research Director Alex Tabarrok is interviewed by Stephen Dubner of Freakonomics Radio in To Catch a Fugitive, on the enormous advantages of private bounty hunting over government police enforcement of bail jumping.
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After a night at the Pokémon center, Ash is stoked to have another Gym Battle. He meets the Gym Leader Brawly, who would rather surf than battle, which infuriates Ash. Could there be more to this Gym Leader than meets the eye? And does May even have a shred of decency?
The gang leaves the Pokémon Center, to go to the Gym where Ash's going to have a second battle for the badge. May is quite sleepy, since she (almost) took a pillow with her. The gang arrives to the Gym, with in front a sign written "Fight the Big Wave". Some girls go out, making Ash stunned. A man comes out, with Brock starting to flirt with the other girls. The man is the Gym leader, introducing himself as Brawly.
Brawly refuses to fight Ash today, since the waves are getting bigger for him to surf. At the beach shop, two people ask for service, but Team Rocket appears, reciting their motto. They give the tourists two sodas and they run off. Team Rocket notices the "twerps" on the beach. May gets her clothes off, showing that she has her swimsuit on already. Brawly sends his Makuhita to surf with him. Ash tries to convince Brawly to fight, but the wave hits them all.
Makuhita is a bit hurt from the wave, but Ash is not giving up from the fight. Team Rocket fires the web, stealing Ash's Pikachu. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt, but electrocutes itself. Team Rocket goes away, though Makuhita follows them. Makuhita tackles the boat, freeing Pikachu. Pikachu uses Thunderbolt to blast Team Rocket away. Brawly accepts Ash's challenge to a Gym Battle.
Brock advises Ash that he should use Flying Pokémon, since Brawly uses a Makuhita. Ash already knows this, planning to use his Taillow and is confident that he'll win easily. Ash sends Taillow, while Brawly his Machomp. Taillow uses Wing Attack and hits Machop, but it rises up. It does again and again, but Machop is undamaged due to his high endurance.
Taillow uses Quick Attack, but Machop uses Cross Chop, hitting Taillow. Taillow is defeated, though Brock notices that Machop is being hit like on a surf board. Brock advises Ash to change his strategy, but Ash is still sticking to it. Treecko uses Pound. Machop is absorbing the hits, but it is getting tired. Treecko uses Quick Attack, but Machop dodges it, so Treecko uses Pound, defeating the Machop.
Brawly is quite impressed, so he sends the Makuhita. Treecko uses Pound, but Makuhita absorbs the attacks. Treecko gets quite tired, so Treecko uses Quick Attack, but Makuhita damages Treecko badly. Makuhita uses Arm Thrust, knocking Treecko down, but Treecko stands up and uses Pound. However, Makuhita uses Seismic Toss, knocking Treecko down. Unexpectedly, Treecko still stands up.
Makuhita becomes powerful, so it evolves into Hariyama. Ash is still not convinced, so he sends Treecko to use Pound. Hariyama counterattacks, making the Treecko roll and bash into a wall. Brawly is still impressed, but he advises Ash to send Treecko to the Pokémon Center. Nurse Joy is saying that Treecko will recover, but isn't impressed that Ash forced Treecko to fight so much. Even his friends agree with her, but Ash is upset, leaving them.
Ash spots Brawly and Hariyama surfing. Brawly tells his Hariyama to focus upon the waves. When Brawly and Hariyama quit surfing, Ash arrives, saying that he was wrong about surfing, so Brawly explaines that surfing makes people and Pokémon more balanced. Ash's friends arrive and Ash apologizes to them, determined to fight even more.
- The 'Who's That Pokémon' of the episode is Delibird.
- This is one of those "harsh" episodes, where a main character has been scolded. In this case, Ash lashes out at his friends and says "Just shut up!" at Brock before storming out of the room.
- This was the last dub episode to feature Rodger Parsons as the narrator, replacing him with Mike Pollock, until Fear Factor Phony, when all Pokémon episodes were dubbed by PUSA.
- This is the first time Ash lost at the second gym in any region. The second time was against Lenora at the Nacrene Gym.
- When May was taking her clothes off on the beach to show her green bikini. It appears she never took off her gloves.
- Despite jumping into the sea fully clothed, Ash did not get soaked to the skin.


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Working with a standard 26" wheel, this kit replaces your front bicycle wheel with a ski and your rear wheel with a caterpillar-tracked, but still six-speed-geared, snow wheel, so you can ride up and down snowy mountains as if they were muddy hills. This ktrak was borrowed from the Environmental Transport Association (eta.co.uk).
$530 (plus shipping), ktrakcycle.com
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The earliest vinifera plantings, in what was to become the Santa Lucia Highlands appellation, took place in the 1790s, with the arrival of the first Spanish missionaries and conquistadors. The modern era, however, began in the early 1970s, with initial plantings by Rich and Claudia Smith at Paraiso, the McFarland family at Sleepy Hollow, Phil Johnson at La Estancia, and Nicky Hahn at Smith and Hook. Approved in 1991 as a unique appellation, the vineyards here are planted on the southeast facing terraces of the Santa Lucia mountain range, overlooking the Salinas River Valley. The vines' elevated locations take full advantage of the morning sunshine before the afternoon maritime breezes cool the vineyards. This climatic combination results in an especially long growing season, which allows the grapes to fully develop and attain maximum varietal potential. Ancient, glacial alluvial soils pair with ocean fog and breezes to create a true Region I climate. Cool weather-loving Burgundia varietals Chardonnay and Pinot Noir flourish here; Rhone grape types emulate their French northern districts brethren, thriving in the Santa Lucia Highlands slightly warmer, more wind-protected canyons and slopes.
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(a) When records that are required by statute to be retained indefinitely have been reproduced by photographic, microphotographic, or other processes, in accordance with standards established by the Archivist the indefinite retention by the photographic, microphotographic, or other reproductions constitutes compliance with the statutory requirement for the indefinite retention of the original records. The reproductions, as well as reproductions made under regulations to carry out chapter 21, 29, 31, and 33 of this title, shall have the same legal status as the originals.
(b) There shall be an official seal for the National Archives of the United States which shall be judicially noticed. When a copy or reproduction, furnished under this section, is authenticated by the official seal and certified by the Archivist, the copy or reproduction shall be admitted in evidence equally with the original from which it was made.
(c) The Archivist may charge a fee set to recover the costs for making or authenticating copies or reproductions of materials transferred to his custody. Such fee shall be fixed by the Archivist at a level which will recover, so far as practicable, all elements of such costs, and may, in the Archivist's discretion, include increments for the estimated replacement cost of equipment. Such fees shall be paid into, administered, and expended as a part of the National Archives Trust Fund. The Archivist may not charge for making or authenticating copies or reproductions of materials for official use by the United States Government unless appropriations available to the Archivist for this purpose are insufficient to cover the cost of performing the work.
Source(Pub. L. 90–620, Oct. 22, 1968, 82 Stat. 1291, § 2112; Pub. L. 94–575, § 4(b),Oct. 21, 1976, 90 Stat. 2727; renumbered § 2116 and amended Pub. L. 98–497, title I, §§ 102(a)(1), 107(a)(9), title II, § 201,Oct. 19, 1984, 98 Stat. 2280, 2286, 2292.)
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Based on 44 U.S. Code, 1964 ed., § 399 (June 30, 1949, ch. 288, title V, § 509, as added Sept. 5, 1950, ch. 849, § 6(d),64 Stat. 583).
1984—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 98–497, § 107(a)(9)(A), substituted "Archivist" for "Administrator of General Services".
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1976—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 94–575inserted reference to chapter 33 of this title.
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If I had to guess, each school is trying to find a way to avoid being grouped with Curtis. If I remember right, weren't the big 5A schools (public and private) the ones who used to shoot down proposals of having schools like Curtis and Evangel able to play up to 5A (I know that Curtis didn't voluntarily play up that high back when they could but I'm thinking later there were proposals to let them play up but only in the "highest class" and the big schools were against the proposals.
if we play holy cross and there's no power points for that game, shouldn't we divide by 9 instead of 10?
clhstrojans, how do you feel about your schools vote of yes?
Most of these schools will travel well if this does happen. I'd like to check out games in NOLA.
And to the posters that don't believe the public schools want our gate revenue, come witness the stands at one of the public school games in the Baton Rouge area and then get back with me
If schools that don't bring alot of fans can't play the privates for a paycheck, they'll just play the successful public schools from the surrounding areas for a paycheck.
there's a reason Holy Cross hasn't hosted us in 30 years...
quote:I went read it. I see the logic... just figured we would all stick together brother.
I responded to your post about that quite a few pages back.
Schools can play each other across the select/non-select lines but there will be no power points for doing so.
There is talk that Holy Rosary might make it a K-12 school.
-I remember some players going to JT... but I belive it had more to do with some trouble off field than anything else. I was actually neighbor to one of these kids that went to Curtis.
Parish is growing man.
Bingeaux.... especially the N.O. 5 A schools
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text: It looks cool, no doubt about it. From an engineering / strength of materials standpoint there's no way you could get something built up from individual stones to hang together when cantilevered like that. Stone buildings' strength is mostly vertical, flying buttresses notwithstanding. BUT you do see natural rock formations vaguely like that - differentially eroded layers, or big-on-little. The more monolithic (ha: literally "one rock") it is the better I would thing it would stand. Could it be a single pillar hollowed out and notched? Maybe your people LIKE the aesthetic of built-up stonework, so they carve the outside to look more like many pieces went into it?