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We are fascists as much as Hitler was a painter.On the one hand, I know that Francis Fukuyama's "end of history" had something to do with Hegel or some shit, and it wasn't supposed to signify the literal conclusion of the accumulation of events or the cessation of the forward movement of time as perceived by human consciousness, but nonetheless I axe you: was ever so infelicitous a phrase so woefully misapplied? I mean, the guy got Hegel as interpreted by Strauss by way of that gloriously reactionary faggot, Allan Bloom, which is really the intellectual equivalent of putting a Cum Dump sign outside of one's private room at the bathhouse. You're certain to catch something, and whatever it is, it's not going to be good. Liberal Democracy has triumphed! Except where it hasn't! And when it hasn't! And it may decline again! But it's still triumphed! Also, something about genetic engineering. This was the sort of utter bullshit that used to have the decency to get passed around with a bong. One of the best things about 9/11 was that it put a modest kibosh on such talk.
Well, he's back, making the same warmed-over argument, with which details I won't bore you. Except:
Today's autocrats can also prove surprisingly weak when it comes to ideas and ideologies. Nazi Germany, the Soviet Union and Mao's China were particularly dangerous because they were built on powerful ideas with potentially universal appeal, which is why we found Soviet arms and advisers showing up in places such as Nicaragua and Angola.At least it's an ethos. But let me just say this about that: the notion that any of those tyrannies was built on some sort of universal ideology is a notion you can only maintain if you don't actually know anything about them. Nazism, to take one example, was an incoherent mixture of pseudo-scientific racialist pan-Germanism, Norse mythology, Christian mysticism, crackpot Wagnerianism, eugenic anti-Semitism, ad inf. Hitler really was looking for the Spear of Destiny; he really dispatched embassies to Tibet to discover the mystical-magical Aryan powers of a gang of decrepit monks. Soviet Communism? Seriously? Maoism? Has Fukuyama ever read the little red book? Goofball ante hoc rationalizations for monstrous crimes make for good horror stories, but the mundane truth is that the scale of 20th century terror and death had far less to do with ideology than it did with mechanization. Thomas Newcomen, Samuel Cold, and Henry Ford as much as Hitler, Stalin, and Mao.


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"My ass!" she tells Fitness magazine when they ask her about her own flaws in their current cover story. "I hate it! There's cellulite on it, and no matter what I do, I can't rid of it."
Michaels wants her clients and fans to have realistic fitness goals in mind when they're striving for better health. "I would say that you don't need to be ripped," she says. "But do you need to be physically healthy? Of course you do. That's the platform you build your life on. It's about being healthy and energized and feeling strong so you can enhance the other areas of your life."
She recommends varying your routine whenever you hit a plateau. "Whenever I feel dissatisfied and unfulfilled, I make a course correction," she says. "I get bored easily, so I need something that's going to keep me focused. I mix it up. Everything I do is a combo of body resistance and cardiovascular endurance."
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I don't believe she has cellulite on her butt. She's going to have to prove it to us with pictures.
So the message is to young insecure girls is basically that no matter how hard you exercise and restrict your diet, if "America's Toughest Trainer" can't get rid of her a-$$ fat, what hope is there for anyone else.
I will miss her on the Biggest Loser.
No, she is trying to say just what she said....no one is perfect but working out and being healthy is still better than the alternative!
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Anyone found a way to enable Flash / Amazon Instant Videos on Jelly Bean?
On my old phone I used to have Ice Cream Sandwich and side loaded Flash 11 with Dolphin. Flash Content, including Amazon Instant Videos, ran seamlessly.
Now on my new phone, Samsung Galaxy S3, I cannot get any flash to work. I have tried the following Browsers. Dolphin, Firefox, Chrome, Boat and Opera. Nothing.
Has anyone found a way? - 01-18-2013, 03:15 PM #2
Re: Anyone found a way to enable Flash / Amazon Instant Videos on Jelly Bean?
Adobe stopped supporting it on mobile devices. If you already had it with ICS and you upgraded to JB it would still work. It is no longer available in the Google Play Store. If you can find an old apk you could try installing it.
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"I won a blind taste test chili cookoff with this chili against nine traditional beef chilis! Garnish with shredded Tex-Mex cheese, crushed corn chips, and sour cream."
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1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons butter
2 pounds ground chicken breast
1 large carrot, peeled and finely chopped
1 large onion, chopped
3 stalks celery, finely chopped
5 cloves garlic, chopped
5 tablespoons chili powder
2 tablespoons ground cumin
1 tablespoon ground paprika
salt and pepper to taste
1/2 cup hot buffalo wing sauce (such as Frank's® REDHOT Buffalo Wing Sauce), or to taste
2 (15 ounce) cans tomato sauce
1 (15 ounce) can crushed tomatoes
1 (15 ounce) can white kidney or cannellini beans, drained
1 (19 ounce) can red kidney beans, drained
I made this in advance for super bowl but my husband and adult children wanted to have it for super that night because it smelt so good and the taste was even greater. I did not alter one thing, I will warn you that it is hot but that was why I wanted to make it in the first place and it didn't let me down.
This is a good alternative to beef chili, but needs some work. I just won best overall at a chili cookoff at work, which surprised me a little. Next time, I will use shredded chicken as well for a different texture and thicken it a bit. This was a bit runny. Plus, it is a little too tomatoey. I also added more heat by adding diced jalapenos. I will make it again, but work with it to try to make it taste more like buffalo chicken.
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Living my whole life in Buffalo, this was right up my alley! We loved it. I did make a few small changes, used boneless chicken instead of ground, used half of the chili powder, no cumin, and 2/3 cup buffalo sauce. And I did it in the crockpot. Great Recipe!
So I thought this chili recipe was great. Although I had hoped it would taste more like buffalo chicken. I made this a second time, playing with the ingredients a little. I used regular chicken breasts and cut them into small pieces. Instead of using olive oil i used cooking spray and only 1 tbsp. butter. I then reduced the amount of cumin and chili powder so that it would not overpower the buffalo taste. Tasted more like what i was expecting from the title. If it is still a little too spicy, add a little bit of ranch to cool it down.
I did not put in the red kidney beans and added northern beans instead. It went so fast!!
i fixed this chili because of the high rating. It was good, not outstanding, could have cut down on the hot sauce a bit. but it has to be relatively healthy. will make again, less hot sauce.
Thank you Lisa for a great recipe. Living in the Buffalo, NY area I've been adding Frank's Hot Sauce to my chili in restaurants for years. I never thought to actually add it to the recipe. Good call! I made this recipe as written and I'll make it again the same way. Be sure to use the Frank's if you can find it.
I made the Recipe: 2lbs of boneless skinless chicken breast, cubed 1 med onion chopped 1 red bell pepper chopped 1 cup of frozen corn 2 15 oz cans of dark red kidney beans partially drained 1 28 oz can of diced tomatoes w/juice 2 cans of tomato sauce I believe they are 15oz ea 1 sm. can of tomato paste 1 sm. can of chopped green chiles (w/juice) 1/2 cup of buffalo sauce 1 tbsp Cumin 3 tbsp chili powder 1 tbsp of paprika 2 tbsp of minced fresh garlic 1 tbsp of extra virgin olive oil 2 tbsp of butter Followed the same cooking instructions but this way its got kick but not too spicy. And I read one review where someone said it was too thin.. there fore I added the tomato paste. Its good and not too thin or thick.. I am so glad I read this recipe. I topped mine with shredded cheddar cheese. It was excellent. Thank you!
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Wilmington, OH (November 23, 2002) -- The Wilmington College Quakers dropped their season opener by a 91-69 to an athletic Olivet squad.
The team was led by Adam Weber (Peebles/Peebles) who scored 20 points on 7-of-12 shooting, including going 5-for-9 from beyond the three-point arc. Freshman Stephen Gee (West Milton/Milton-Union) scored 18 points in his first career game and Freshman Robert Myrick (Maysville, KY/Mason County) chipped in ten also in his first game. Nine Quakers scored in the defeat.
Senior forward Michael Dyson paced the way for Olivet with 27 points on 10 of 20 shooting from the field, and 5-7 shooting behind the three-point arc. Sophomore Ronnie Pearson had 14 points and five rebounds, and junior Matt Brawley chipped in 10.
The Quakers fall to 0-1 on the season as Olivet advances to 1-0.
The next game for the Green and White is Sunday, November 24, when the team plays host to Manchester in the consolation game of the Fred Raizk Tournament.
In the second semi-final game of the afternoon, the Goshen Maple Leaves defeated the Manchester Spartans 78-75 in a thriller. Eric Walsh led Goshen (5-3)with 20 points while Mark Wenclewicz had 13 and Eric High and Jordan Buller each put in 12. Manchester (0-1) was led by Julian Guess who scored 19 and pulled down a game-high 12 rebounds while Lindsay Henderson scored 12.
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Death of Newborn Son Turns a Job Into a Ministry
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Dan LaHood feeds Jay Santos at St. Joseph's House in Silver Spring, Md., Nov. 1.
SILVER SPRING, Md. (CNS)—It started out as just a job.
But in the 27 years since Dan and Cubby LaHood started St. Joseph's House to provide day care and respite care for children with disabilities, it has become their life's work, a ministry that pays tribute to their son Francis, who was born with multiple birth defects and lived only a few minutes.
Back in 1983, Cubby LaHood, a special education teacher, was looking for a job she could do at home when she was pregnant with her first child. A friend with a disabled child called to ask if she could look after her son for a weekend.
Before she knew it, Cubby was taking care of seven babies with severe disabilities, in addition to her own son Joe.
"When somebody heard there was someone out there willing to care for disabled children in a respite setting, the phone rang and it rang and rang and rang and rang," said Dan LaHood. "And the more we got to know the people, the more we saw the need."
Today, the LaHoods care for as many as eight children every weekday in their modest home in a Maryland suburb of Washington. Once or twice a month, they also provide respite care on the weekends.
The work involves the entire LaHood family, although Joe, a graduate of Providence College, recently moved to New York, where he teaches at a Catholic school in Harlem. Daughter Mary Frances attends the Academy of the Holy Cross in Kensington, while youngest son John is at St. John the Evangelist School near the house.
But Francis, who died in 1988, has a presence at the home too. He is the reason that what was once merely "social work" became an apostolate, leading the LaHoods to take vows as members of Blessed Teresa of Calcutta's Lay Missionaries of Charity.
"It became real to us through the short life and death of our son, who had he lived would be handicapped much like ...," said Dan LaHood, gesturing to the children in wheelchairs around him.
"We lived their experience, we lived their sorrow, and we came to know ourselves and them better as a result," he added.
After Francis died, Dan left his job in the health care industry and joined Cubby in her work.
With the help of volunteers and sometimes a parent or two, they have taken the children to the pool, to plays, to the mall and to sock hops, and have thrown pizza parties and led bingo games at home.
On one particularly chaotic November morning, the children were getting ready to go to St. John the Evangelist for its annual walkathon to benefit St. Joseph's House. The St. Joseph's and St. John's children walk together around the school—or run or skip or are pushed in a wheelchair—chattering to one another as they go.
The major advantage isn't in the money raised, however; it's in the bonds that have formed over the years between the children at St. John's and those who come to St. Joseph's House.
Alessandra Barone, now a sophomore at Academy of the Holy Cross, first started volunteering at St. Joseph's House when she was in seventh grade at St. John's.
"At first I was nervous; I didn't know what to expect," she said. But now "I love the kids who come. They're so upbeat, so funny," she added. "They always make my day no matter what."
St. Joseph's House gets no money from the government or the Archdiocese of Washington and doesn't charge the families of the children they care for. It relies instead on donations and grants generated by the board of directors that guides the nonprofit organization.
Almost all of the children come from single-parent families or families that have more than one disabled child.
"I feel so lucky to have found Cubby and Dan," said Rosemarie Mahmood, who had been "looking for months and months" for a suitable place for her daughter Amanda, who has Down syndrome.
At St. Joseph's House, Amanda is "cared for the way I would care for her at home," Mahmood said. "She's treated with respect and dignity, just like anyone else."
The second of three daughters, Amanda is "used to doing things" and likes the variety of activities at St. Joseph's, her mother said. "She's made new friends, and it's broadened her horizons."
Amanda will graduate from the program next year when she turns 21 and her mother hopes she will be able to find work through a local community agency that employs people with developmental disabilities.
St. Joseph's House has openings very infrequently, when a child graduates or dies. A garden outside the home memorializes those who have died, and even those who have graduated return from time to time, like 37-year-old Andrew Flaherty, who has Down syndrome and is now working but came back for the walkathon and for lunch afterward.
Asked how his life at St. Joseph's House has changed him, Dan LaHood talks about improving his faith life and becoming more kind and patient.
"I've learned when you love someone you see them with new eyes—not secular eyes but the eyes of service," he said.
"And it really does make you happy," LaHood added. "Maybe that's the biggest change. I'm happy now in a way I never could have imagined."
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Yield Curve
Definition of 'Yield Curve'
A line that plots the interest rates, at a set point in time, of bonds having equal credit quality, but differing maturity dates. The most frequently reported yield curve compares the three-month, two-year, five-year and 30-year U.S. Treasury debt. This yield curve is used as a benchmark for other debt in the market, such as mortgage rates or bank lending rates. The curve is also used to predict changes in economic output and growth.
Investopedia explains 'Yield Curve'
The shape of the yield curve is closely scrutinized because it helps to give an idea of future interest rate change and economic activity. There are three main types of yield curve shapes: normal, inverted and flat (or humped). A normal yield curve (pictured here) is one in which longer maturity bonds have a higher yield compared to shorter-term bonds due to the risks associated with time. An inverted yield curve is one in which the shorter-term yields are higher than the longer-term yields, which can be a sign of upcoming recession. A flat (or humped) yield curve is one in which the shorter- and longer-term yields are very close to each other, which is also a predictor of an economic transition. The slope of the yield curve is also seen as important: the greater the slope, the greater the gap between short- and long-term rates.
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4-star family-friendly hotel with an outdoor pool in Chiang Mai (Chang Khlan)
This hotel is located in Chiang Mai (Chang Khlan), near the airport, Wiang Kum Kam, Chiang Mai City Arts & Cultural Center, and Wat Chiang Man. Also nearby are Elephant Parade House and Warorot Market.
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In addition to a restaurant, Yaang Come Village features an outdoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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Guestrooms open to patios with garden or pool views and feature televisions with cable channels. Other amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, washers/dryers, and refrigerators.
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Yaang Come Village features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access.
This 4-star property offers access to a business center, limo/town car service, and a meeting/conference room. Event facilities measuring 84 square feet (8 square meters) include banquet facilities. This family-friendly hotel also offers a library, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and a train station pick-up service. Onsite parking is complimentary.
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- Airport shuttle fee: THB 150 per person (one way)
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Guests must transfer to the property via required shuttle and must arrange the transfers by contacting the property before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. This property offers transfers from the airport and train station (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. One child 4 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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The Sheraton is in the heart of Iowa City and a few blocks from two shopping malls and the University of Iowa. Cedar Rapids airport is approximately 22 miles away. The hotel offers a bar and grill, indoor pool, whirlpool, and 24-hour fitness room. Services include covered parking for fee, dry cleaning, safe deposit boxes and a free local shuttle. Each guest room is equipped with high-speed Internet access, Sheraton Sweet Sleeper Beds, cable televisions, desks, hairdryers, iron/ironing board, new... (Read More)
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| Filled two vacant spots on the 26-member board: Kristin Call, marketing director of the West Virginia Power, and WCHS/WVAH TV reporter and anchor Kallie Cart.
| Elected former vice president Keeley Steele as president of the board of advisors of its new business association, which is still in the formative stages. Steele is owner of the Bluegrass Kitchen, Tricky Fish and Frutcake.
The business association will apply for a 501(c)(6) certification from the Internal Revenue Service, a designation shared by chambers of commerce and business leagues. That will allow the group to recruit business members and donations, and to buy property.
Steele said she's prepared to take on more responsibility as head of the new organization. "We're going to start the membership campaign," she said.
"Now we can pursue an economic development agenda. We don't have to worry about the fine line between economic and non-economic activities."
She plans to tap other business owners to serve on the group's board, such as Dickinson and Mary Ann Crickard of Contemporary Galleries.
With several vacant business properties along Washington Street, Steele said the group would consider purchasing sites, "but we'd have to raise funds."
She's had plenty of experience. "We bought two properties, filled out six apartments. It's a lot of work -- 100-year-old buildings, knob-and-tube wiring, horsehair plaster.
"If we could gut a building and put it back in a state where people could see what it could be ... it's hard. It's hard for people to see the good bones [of a building]."
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SAWMILL FROLIC – McDonald Brothers' Sawmill, beginning at 2:00 pm. Join us for excitement and a few laughs around the mill pond for our friendly woodsmen's competition. Competitions include hatchet throw, kettle boil, double buck saw and spike drive. Competitions are free and open to everyone! Samples of our homemade baked beans and brown bread will be available at the Royal Oak Stamp Mill across the road. GOLDMINE FROLIC – The Royal Oak Stamp Mill will be the scene of our annual celebration of the golden days of the Sherbrooke area. Members of the Heritage Goldenville Society will show visitors how to pan for gold (the real thing, not fool's gold!). There'll be samples of our "good as gold" recipes for baked beans and brown bread.
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ORLANDO -- The American Trucking Associations' board of directors on Tuesday voted to make the National Truck Driving Championships more inclusive by allowing non-ATA members of state trucking associations to compete in the annual safety competition. The decision was made during the group's Management Conference and Exhibition in Orlando, Fla.
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Gary Harms, a Walmart Transportation professional truck driver based in Olathe, Kan., was named the 2013 National Truck Driving Championships Grand Champion.
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Definition of stone fruit in English:
stone fruit
Syllabification: stone fruitnoun
- A fruit with flesh or pulp enclosing a stone, such as a peach, plum, or cherry.More example sentences
- In August you'll find an abundance of peaches and other stone fruit, early apples, and vegetables.
- You could also make it with apples, pears, or even stone fruit such as plums or apricots.
- But you could just as well drop a few cardamom pods into a syrup for poaching the stone fruit that will be coming on stream soon or even store it up as a flavour for Christmas cakes and puddings.


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PayPal aka eBay is getting more tiresome by the day, seemingly buying a dodgy car on ebay is a safer bet than using their systems.
I also purchased a file using PayPal called "World Summer Festival Flyer Template." When completing the checkout process, I was informed via error message upon redirect to Graphic River that the payment could not be applied. I retried again through the "Bill Me Later" option, and it yielded the same results. I am only wishing to opt for one payment, not two, however.
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The State Performance Plan evaluates Massachusetts's efforts to implement the requirements of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and describes how the State will improve implementation. This is a six year plan requiring public input on a number of indicators related to the early intervention program. The plan is updated annually through the Annual Performance Report (APR).
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X-Men: Gold #1"X-Men: Gold" #1 is a collection of five meandering and insignificant stories heavy on nostalgia and with little else to offer by some classic and revered creators.
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Indestructible Hulk #8With Mark Waid writing and Walt Simonson drawing, Thor's adventure alongside the green-skinned goliath in "Indestructible Hulk" #8 includes some smashing and hammer-throwing.
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Supergirl #8Supergirl! You've just saved Earth from four Kryptonian Worldkillers! What are you going to do now?
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Wonder Woman #600There's something for everyone in "Wonder Woman" #600, but overall it's not as strong as one would hope.
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Adventure Comics #5A good series goes off the rails here, as Superboy Prime invades the DC offices, literally.
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Justice Society of America #27Jerry Ordway brings Bob Wiacek with him for an adventure featuring characters Ordway drew once, and others he can only claim as being inspiration for.
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Justice Society of America #25A throwdown with the (Black) Adam's Family that looks great but suffers from a weak ending.
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Justice Society of America #23Geoff Johns's final "Justice Society of America" story returns to Black Adam, with a slightly slow but promising first installment.
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Spirited, high-pitched yelps of Norwegian are coming from the game room at the Hackerman-Patz House across the street from Sinai Hospital.
"He's playing Donkey Kong," explains Silje Lokeng, whose five-year-old son Martin has quickly mastered his latest obsession. "Just before he had the surgery, he saw a commercial for Donkey Kong. And the first thing he said when he woke up was 'Donkey Kong!'"
While Martin frantically tries to avoid pixelated barrels, his mother is in an adjacent lounge, putting together a photo slideshow to post to Martin's blog (martinsperthesforening.com). On the site, she has carefully documented her son's long struggle with Perthes disease, a rare degenerative disease of the hip joint, that can lead to severe osteoarthritis and make it difficult or impossible to walk.
"Martin's first day was pretty tough when the epidural suddenly stopped working and it took 17 hours before someone found out about it," she wrote, in Norwegian, the day after Martin underwent surgery last November. "It was very hard to see him with so much pain... As you know, we have a real tough guy. Although there is pain now, we try to comfort ourselves that it is better with a couple of months of pain than a lifetime."
When Martin first began limping at age four and was diagnosed with Perthes, a corrective surgery was performed in Norway. After recovering from the surgery, Martin still had significant pain, but doctors said he was healed. His mother took to the Internet, seeking out doctors abroad who specialize in Perthes, including Dr. Shawn Standard, an orthapedic surgeon at Sinai and one of the world's foremost experts in the disease. Lokeng sent Martin's x-rays to Standard, who advised another surgery. It was then that she started the blog, both to raise money for the trip and to detail the emotional struggle of trying to get help for her son.
"Probably 10, 15 years ago, we wouldn't have had the opportunities we've had today," she says. The blog got the attention of the Norwegian media, helping to attract more than 21,000 visitors. It ultimately raised more that $30,000 for Martin's treatment, but Lokeng says the website has been most valuable as a way to endure an experience that has clearly taken a toll on her.
"It's been tremendously helpful for me," says Lokeng, who has dutifully maintained the blog during the three months she and Martin have been staying at Hackerman-Patz, a home for families coming to Sinai for long-term care. "When I'm having bad days, it helps to get it out of my system, to write about it. There are a lot of things about being here that are hard: being away from friends and family—I have a four-year-old daughter at home. We have a second family here now, but it's not home."
Martin trundles out of the game room as fast as his legs—which are clamped with metal braces, called Fixators, screwed into his bones—and walker will carry him. An older boy, Zachary, who is staying at Hackerman-Patz while he undergoes limb-lengthening surgery, follows closely behind in a wheelchair. In increasingly desperate tones of Norwegian, it becomes clear that Martin is asking if he can go up to Zachary's room to play Call of Duty. (Martin speaks almost no English, but is somehow fluent in the international language of gaming.)
Lokeng lets her cherubic-faced boy down gently—they're about to have lunch—but smiles at how active and happy he is.
"He'll be totally recovered," she says, still seeming slightly astonished, considering that he spent the better part of a year in a wheelchair. "He'll be able to play sports again."
And thanks to the blog, friends and family back home in Norway have been part of the process at every step.
"They see Martin when he leaves, in a wheelchair, they'll see him when he comes home in a brace, but they wouldn't know anything in between," she says. "This is a great opportunity for friends and family and people who have donated money to see that it's worth it, that everything that we have done is worth it."
Dr. John Cmar, the associate director of the residency program at Sinai is active in the hospital's efforts to integrate blogs and social media into the patient experience. He estimates that 10 percent of patients maintain blogs, but, he adds, the number is quickly rising.
"People with an illness or an injury use blogs as their outlet to honestly talk and, not only update people they know about their situation, but in a therapeutic way, talk about things and have this broader community of people be able to respond and offer perspective and reassurance," he says. "You can see the human side of their story coming through in what they're writing."
Sinai often suggests that patients undergoing long-term, inpatient care open a page on CarePages, a website that helps patients maintain blogs where they can write updates, upload photos and videos, and read wishes from friends and family who visit the site.
Starting a page is particularly encouraged, Cmar says, for patients who are undergoing treatment far from home, like Martin.
Haley Wohlford of Roanoke, VA, is another such patient. The 17-year-old girl has spent all of two recent summers at Sinai undergoing the often painful process of limb lengthening. Her mother, Marcy Wohlford, started a CarePages blog for Haley before the treatment began and it proved to be a lifeline.
"We started it thinking it was a good way to pass on information and not having to say the same thing over and over," says Marcy. "We didn't realize it was going to be more than that."
During the three months after each surgery, when Haley's movement was limited and her physical therapy was often painful, maintaining the blog became a highlight of her day. "When I woke up, the thing I always wanted to do was go look at my CarePage and see how many messages I had," she says. "You only do, like, four things a day and that was the top of the list."
After the first surgery, in the summer of 2006, Marcy mostly updated the blog, noting Haley's progress, posting pictures, and responding to questions, while Haley mostly enjoyed going through the hundreds of messages from family, friends, and other well-wishers that poured into the site's virtual guestbook. But when they came back for the follow-up surgery in 2009, Haley started writing the entries herself.
"Now, we have to remind her to keep it to just medical updates," says Marcy. "And use Facebook for personal stuff."
Through the blog, the Wohlfords also became a great resource for other families considering limb lengthening. They frequently hear from strangers who found the blog and have lots of questions. They even went out to dinner with such a family the night before their child's first surgery.
Cmar says this type of exchange—where patients share experiences and medical advice—is the one area where these blogs can sometimes be problematic.
It's great, he says, for patients about to go through a difficult procedure—chemotherapy, for example—to seek out and talk to other patients who have endured the experience. The comfort patients get from such an interaction can even, he says, improve their response to the treatment. The danger comes when patients without medical training offer medical advice.
"I've seen enough examples of people getting misinformation from well-intentioned people at other patient blogs," says Cmar.
What can be particularly difficult about patient blogs, as opposed to other sources on the Internet, is that the patients writing them are often seen as unimpeachable sources.
"Patients who are not medically trained may misperceive something about their own treatment," says Cmar. "If someone takes something they learned from a comfortable source, the physician is faced with someone who is convinced that this is actually true. The physician has to overcome this disbelief."
Despite his concerns, Cmar says the benefits of patients maintaining blogs generally outweigh the risks. This is particularly true, he says, of patients facing life-threatening circumstances.
"Our current culture doesn't do very well with confronting things like death," he says. "To see someone else going through that can be very educational and can also prompt readers to reflect on those things themselves, and get to a more comfortable place."
Amy Kulp, a Carroll County resident, was diagnosed with Stage 2 breast cancer in April of last year. She had surgery in July at Greater Baltimore Medical Center and has since undergone a grueling regimen of radiation and chemotherapy treatments. She started a blog on a site similar to CarePages, called CaringBridge, soon after her diagnosis and gave detailed accounts of her ordeals, including all the emotional struggles.
"Most of my hair is gone," she wrote last September, after her chemotherapy treatments had begun. "It has fallen out mostly in the shower the last two days. I allowed myself a few grieving tears, but I am over it now."
Kulp says she was shocked at the kind of responses the blog got.
"It was set up with the intention of being convenient," she says, citing the ability to update a large group of people on her progress at one time. "But I found that I was getting a lot of support and encouragement, and people were writing things on there that, had I never had cancer, I never would have heard from them."
Kulp, who is deputy director of the American Association of Suicidology, says high school friends she hadn't heard from in 30 years found the blog and shared reminiscences of their childhoods and other friends publicly wrote about their own health struggles. For Kulp, who is active in her church, the sharing of faith was especially powerful.
"When people know that you're going through a rough time and you need to hear positive things, they're forthcoming," she says. "Whereas in day-to-day interactions, you wouldn't hear those heartfelt words from them."
That kind of broad support, from such a large community of people, was impossible before the age of the Internet, when only a limited number of people could be in regular contact with a patient. "It becomes this interactive, healing experience," says Cmar, who notes that, while studies haven't been conducted, patients who maintain blogs may experience more successful recoveries.
Amy Kulp, who is still undergoing radiation treatments, says it has definitely helped her.
"I'll be honest with you, this entire journey—from diagnosis to now—has been much easier than I anticipated it would have been," she says, noting how the blog has been an essential tool in her treatment. "I haven't had much to complain about. I have everything I need."


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October 7 2012, 01:35 PM | #16 |
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Re: Much love to Kes
October 7 2012, 03:32 PM | #17 |
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Re: Much love to Kes
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October 26 2012, 04:42 AM | #18 |
Re: Much love to Kes
Jennifer's departure from the show was very messy. The whole cast knew one of them was going to go and once it was learned Garrett Wang had been saved, everyone thought Ethan Phillips would be let go. So much so, that Bob Picardo and Tim Russ were actually planning a goodbye party for him. Ethan Phillips and Kate Mulgrew talked about this at a convention I went to back in 2010. Jennifer had no idea she was being written out. She went to work as normal the day production was to begin on The Gift and on her script there was a post-it note from Rick Berman that said something like "We'll miss you." While Kes was a secondary character, I do felt the show lost something when she left. It would have been great seeing Kes and 7 interact but it wasn't meant to be. |
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October 26 2012, 09:53 PM | #20 |
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Re: Much love to Kes
Why show a gun if you don't plan on using it? Why have a short lived species if you don't show its consequences on the crew?
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October 26 2012, 10:18 PM | #21 |
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October 26 2012, 10:30 PM | #22 |
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October 26 2012, 11:33 PM | #23 | |
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Re: Much love to Kes
Jen has said that her contract was not renewed. She would have known that long before she showed up for filming. And not being invited to the up-fronts with the rest of the cast would have been another clue.
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October 27 2012, 06:53 AM | #24 |
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Re: Much love to Kes
It took about two years after the firing before Jennifer came up with a political correct statement about "contract not being re-newed". Before that, we only had the very vague and changing explanations from those in charge about why it was so necessary and beneficial to dump Kes. And when did they take the upfront pictures for season 4? What I've found out from certain reliable sources, it came as a surprise for Jennifer that she had been dumped and she was very depressed over it, something which is visible in the two first episodes of season 4 where her acting is not at the very best. Another promising career down the drain. But who cares, Voyager is gone since many years and there's always some new thing to watch, like NuTrek with the Kirk who look like my old school buddy Thomas or NuBSG with its uplifting and inspiring scenario for the future of humanity. Or to be bored to death for one hour with Stargate Universe. Now wait, that one has gone down the drain too! Just remember what Ray Davies of The Kinks once wrote: But for those who are successful be always on your guard Because success walks hand in hand with failure on Hollywood Boulevard
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Re: Much love to Kes
They should have prolonged her lifespan and scapped that silly "nine-year lifespan" rubbish. It was totally unrealistic, didn't lead anywhere and had no impact on the series itself. Not to mention that it was more than enough to have Naomi on the ship. tomswift2002 wrote:
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October 29 2012, 10:05 AM | #27 |
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Re: Much love to Kes
There's a metaphor here. It's why I posted my spew in this thread.
October 29 2012, 10:17 AM | #28 |
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Re: Much love to Kes
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October 29 2012, 10:24 AM | #29 |
Location: Militant Janeway True Path Devotees Compound. With Sehlats.
Re: Much love to Kes
Actually I'm talking about all kinds of things, on my telephonic device here.
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Re: Much love to Kes
Admittedly, had Seven been a hot guy walking around in little more than bodypaint, I may have watched it a little more closely. When looking at characters to remove, they should have stuck with the "sexy" (really?) Kim. Failing that they should have thrown out Neelix; his role as guide was at an end, so all he had was cook and morale officer, neither of which was hugely important. Kes could have taken over morale duties and become more of a nurse/counsellor character, whilst a recurring character (or nameless extra) could have taken over the mess hall.
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Managing Information Technology
Author:Brown, Carol V., DeHayes, Daniel W., Hoffer, Jeffrey A.
Edition: 7th editio
Pub Date: 2011
Publisher: Prentice Hall
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Home » Opinion » Editorials
Intimidation? Open carry is not
Rep. Delmar Burridge, D-Keene, thinks the person bearing the handgun openly is engaging in a hostile act. Speaking of people who openly bear arms while going to the town clerk's office to pay their taxes, he said, "Why subject public employees to this kind of intimidation?"
To spare these employees such horrors, he has introduced a bill that would make it illegal to openly carry a firearm in a public place - unless the owner has obtained a concealed carry permit. "I'm trying to bring some sanity back into it," Burridge told this newspaper last week. "One person can have more fire power than the Continental Army facing the British at Bunker Hill. That's ludicrous."
What is ludicrous is requiring a concealed carry permit for the act of carrying a weapon openly. What in the world is the point? It would not prevent open-carrying, it would just make it inconvenient, which is silly. This is not a bill to protect the people. It is the irrational fear of guns written into a feel-good measure that will make no one safer.
And by the way, the patriot militiamen at Bunker Hill lost the battle because they ran out of ammunition. It is rather easy to be better armed than they were. And in any case, their humble supply of munitions really has no bearing on how a citizen should be allowed to exercise his Second Amendment right to bear arms, which many men died that day and in the years thereafter to protect.
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