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Published on Wed, Feb 20, 2008 by
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What really caught Henry Mulindwa's eye when he saw his first church was shoes. Not expensive or outlandishly colorful shoes but just that church members wore shoes at all.
In the sixth grade, he got his first pair and the church has been a second home since.
For much of the past three years, though, Mulindwa has been far from his home of Uganda, about 9,000 miles as the crow flies. And while the rather diminutive Ugandan - all 5-foot-4 of him - speaks fondly of home, he seems comfortable here in Sequim serving as interim priest for St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church.
"Sequim is a wonderful place; people are so welcoming, open," he says, flashing a smile.
But his purpose here is hardly to find comfort. Now 37 years old, Mulindwa came to the states
in 2005 to further his education, but in the process he's
educating plenty of others about his home.
Finding his faith
Uganda is an East African country struggling with war in the north and poverty everywhere. Despite a relatively stable political state, the country still battles many of the same problems as other African nations: civil war, disease and an economic base impacted by an unstable world market. Dependent upon coffee and cotton prices worldwide, Uganda and its people struggle to the tune of about $300 per capita income annually (compared to the United State's $43,000 per annum). Some bright spots include the country's strong, pioneering liberalization of media and reduction of HIV/AIDS prevalence, according to BBC reports.
In the climate and into the Catholic faith, Mulindwa was born.
"My mom was a very committed Catholic," he says, along with his grandparents. When he first attended church he noticed, in addition to the shoes, that the priests were particularly handsome.
"I thought he had to be a priest to be handsome," Mulindwa recalls, laughing.
His grandfather, a coffee businessman, was one of the fortunate ones able to send his children and grandchildren to school, where they learned to speak English. There at primary schools at Buwunde Anglican Church of Uganda and St. John's Boys Primary School in Masaka, Mulindwa learned to read and write and, like other schoolchildren in Uganda, meet with a priest in their visits to Ugandan schools.
One day, the priest asked if there were any students who wanted to train to be a priest, to attend seminary. Mulindwa did, but that didn't go over well with his family. His uncle, whom Mulindwa was living with at the time, told the young student, "You're going to be poor. They (priests) don't make any money."
But Mulindwa persisted, barely passing an interview exam to get into seminary and working hard to get good grades. Soon, the degrees began piling up: Uganda Certificate of Education and an advanced certificate from Bukalasa Minor Seminary; a degree in philosophy from Makerere University in Uganda; a degree in Sacred Theology from Urbaniana University in Italy; a master's degree in educational management from Makerere University and soon a Master of Theology degree from the Jesuit University of Scranton, Penn., one he hopes to complete this May.
Each step along the way, the Ugandan hopes to transition his own education for those back home.
"As a profession, I want to be a teacher," he says. "I think that's where you make the biggest influence, the (biggest) impact."
Speaking with Mulindwa for a few moments, it's clear his heart is with his people. In addition to an encyclopedic memory of the Catholic Church's history, he knows first-hand the plight of 30-million-plus Ugandans, most of whom don't live much past age 50, only two-thirds can read and write and the vast majority survive on subsistence farming.
But his church, he admits with remorse, can only do so much. Despite the Catholic commitment of maintaining Uganda's social services - from building and maintaining schools and hospitals, orphanages and more - they are losing followers to evangelizing Protestant church leaders that promise, for example, a dollar to attend a service, or who provide a bus to and from each service.
On the other side, the Catholic Church, one that boasts of nearly 9 million followers, according to a 2002 census and 43 percent of self-proclaimed Christians, doesn't advertise itself, preferring to let its good deeds speak for itself.
"So it seems like the Catholic Church isn't doing much," Mulindwa says, but that it isn't true. With much need in the area and not a lot of money to do it with, the Ugandan priest makes his case for the plight of Uganda here in the states, in Sequim.
Ugandans in need
With a simple list in his head of the Ugandans' needs, Mulindwa speaks frankly.
First is water. Oddly, in a country where a third of the country is underwater in the shape of the 26,000-square-mile-plus Lake Victoria, clean water is in short supply. The cost of wells or underground tanks is reasonable, though, Mulindwa said, costing only about $3,000-$5,000.
Second is power. Some schools don't have power, so if these buildings could get electricity and some technology, good teachers would come and the education level for Ugandans would rise, Mulindwa says.
Third is the need for computers. Many Ugandan children have never touched one. Five years ago a Seattle Rotary club donated a number of computers to Ugandan cities, Mulindwa recalls.
Fourth - and not least - is simply money. Mulindwa says is takes just $400 to put a Ugandan child through a year of primary (elementary) school or $600 for a year of high school, and that includes food.
Mulindwa seems to have hope, if not unabashed faith, that the brotherhood of man will come through for Uganda, that America can share its wealth to save lives so many miles away. He totes a copy of the DVD entitled "Invisible Children," a remarkable documentary created by three young American men who detailed the harrowing lives of young children in war-torn Northern Uganda (see invisiblechildren.com).
Headed home soon?
Serving as interim priest at St. Joseph's, Mulindwa is not sure if church officials will ask him to stay longer than his anticipated May 19 departure date.
Until then, Mulindwa likely will continue to answer the queries of curious strangers, including, "Aren't you cold here?"
Answer: No. The Ugandan was a guest lecturer in Pennsylvania last year and for a monthlong spell the ice didn't melt. "This is nice," he says of the recent Sequim cold snap.
But if he were asked to stay for a full year?
"Yes," Mulindwa says, gracious in his grin. "I would love to stay."
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I wonder what you fellow Bobcats fans like to listen.
I generally listen to alternative pop-rock and death metal genres. Rap and electronic-trance kinds are really far to me.
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World's #1 Least Intimidating E-Thug
we'll that makes more sense
dope baron welcome to the club, my finger tips of my thumb and index finger got calluses from slicing them with my chefs knife
edit: found a nice danky .3 -.4 nug in my drawer of paraphernalia while i was looking for a stem as a screen of sorts for a res ball and whaaamm i find a .3-.4 from who the fuck knows.
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Yeah, the chef I was studying under last night cuts himself at least once a month. He's pretty hardcore about it though, apparently he cut himself real well with a serrated knife and it was so bad that he took another knife, put it on the stove until it was red hot and cauterized the wound an finished out his shift.
World's #1 Least Intimidating E-Thug
I could see why it would happen so often cause they're under pressure to serve 500 plates a night.. got to work fast.
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If you go out to the bar and take someone home only to make out you're an asshole. Fucking prudes. Actually, Non-fucking prudes.
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cant sleep andi gotta wake up on 7 am for a 830 class and its almost 130
No call back whatsoever. I thought if I did a working interview I would at least get a call saying yes/no. I'm calling the executive chef tomorrow just to make sure. On the bright side my resume must be floating around town and a business contacted me for my employment, that's a first. Looks like another pizza job.
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If u had ur eyes on working at that place just cause you're working someplace else you could still inquire occasionally until something opens up.
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show up with a gun and tell them about how they've just made the biggest mistake of their lives.
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Benefits of a Vegan / Vegetarian Lifestyle
Living a vegan / vegetarian lifestyle can have major health benefits as well as doing lots of good for the earth.By: Ruby Martinez, SIbley Scribe
Every year in the U.S., more than 27 billion animals are slaughtered for food. Not only does eating animals increase the risk of developing heart attacks, strokes, cancer, diabetes, and obesity, it also harms the environment. But why do we continue to eat meat? Many people answer, "Because it tastes good!". However, we don't realize what actually happens to the meat before it arrives on our plates. These health risks, the harm to the environment, and the cruelty of meat industry practices lead me to believe that a vegetarian / vegan lifestyle is the best way to go.
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Another reason to be vegetarian or vegan? Because eating meat harms the environment. According to Dr. David Brubaker. PhD, at Johns Hopkins University's Center for a Livable Future, "The way that we breed animals for food is a threat to the environment while consuming huge amounts of water, grain, petroleum, pesticides and drugs". The increased demand of meat is causing deforestation and uses the land to breed more animals. By cutting down more and more trees, we are depleting sources of oxygen that are vital to our life here on Earth. Trees use carbon dioxide in photosynthesis, but without all the trees to use the CO2 there is no place for the carbon dioxide to go. This contributes to our number one environmental concern, global warming.
A vegetarian diet is clearly healthier, too. Vegetarian foods are better for the body because they are rich in healthy plant proteins, complex carbohydrates, fiber, vitamins, and minerals that our bodies desperately need and can get without eating meat. The American Dietetic Association states that a planned vegetarian diet is "healthful, nutritionally adequate and may provide health benefits in the prevention and treatment of certain diseases." (Journal of the American Dietetic Association, July 2009). Vegetarian diets are associated with lower cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure, lower risk of heart disease and lower obesity rates. Not to mention that vegetarian foods taste just as good or even better than meat! There are many 'fake meat' alternatives that taste exactly like a regular hot dog or burger minus the harm and guilt.
These vegetarian foods form the foundation of dietary habits that support a lifetime of good health! Imagine a brighter future for the next generation who are happier and healthier and live in a world with fewer environmental problems. We can decrease the risk of developing illness and help our environment by switching just one meal per week to a vegetarian alternative. We could start making a difference by having "Meat free Mondays" as some schools do. Another way to start is to get on PETA's website and take the pledge to be vegetarian for 30 days.
It's no coincidence that the number of vegetarians / vegans continues to rise as we come to realize all of the positive effects of this lifestyle. It's clearly healthier, it is better for the environment, and it prevents unnecessary animal cruelty.
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Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (formerly American Dietetic Association) ; http://www.chooseveg.com ; http://www.peta.org
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-Hey everyone. I'm Kara Tsuboi. Welcome to the Inside Scoop. Today, I'm talking to KC Newton, senior writer here. And KC, we are doing a follow up of a fascinating story that broke a week ago and this was the alleged Chromebook that came out through a video-- through very suspicious sources. Tell us about, I guess, the man behind the video, first of all. -So, the video was linked to a man named Victor Koch who is a Russian developer and various profiles on social media says that he used to work at Google before he founded this company, Slinky. Slinky is believed to have created this video which we thought might be an ad for the Chromebook Pixel, the first ever touch-screen-enabled Chromebook laptop. But, what I decided to do was try to find a little bit more about who is Victor Koch as a way of determining whether this video actually might be for real. -Right. And it's almost like the Chromebook Pixel is almost like the secondary story at this point and Google has not confirmed whether or not it is. -Right. I mean, there were just so many strange questions about who this man is, what the startup is. It was-- I write about my story, on one hand, they say that they're trying to create a visual guide for the world. On another hand, they say that they've been creating videos for Google. Another hand, they say they've been working on mobile apps. So, I kinda try to piece all that together. Frankly, it never adds up but one of the things I found out was Google told me, "Hey, we looked it up. We have no record of this guy ever having worked for us." Which I attempted to put to Victor Koch and he sort of backed off and said, "Well, no, I never really said I worked for them. I only said that, you know, I developed Chrome extensions." In fact, he had told me in an earlier interview that he had worked at Google. -And it sounds like the nature of your phone conversations were all so pretty unusual. The fact that he was supposedly overseas in China at that time. -That's right. He says that the video leaked in the first place was that his servers were hacked and that he had travelled to China in order to investigate the source of the leak. He also told me that he would have more to say in the next four to seven weeks, depending on what he found out. So, we may not have heard the last from Victor Koch on that subject. -And besides, Google claims he also has some other claims that you have since verified to be inaccurate. They're just flat-out false. -That's right. Although, you know, he says that some of the accounts that have been created for him online are fake. He says the LinkedIn for him is fake, for example. CrunchBase, which is a database of startups, has information that I have found to not be true. For example, it says that his company, Slinky, has signed a five million dollar deal with AOL. I've asked AOL about that, they said, "We'd never sign a deal with this guy." So, it's kind of-- every place I tried to poke a hole on this story, it gives. There's just not a lot that I've been able to verify about this man or this company. -Fascinating. And that brings us back to the original video from a week ago. It's a beautiful sleek video and still no idea where it came from and if it's real. -That's right. I mean, one of the reason I'm so fascinated by this story is, on the one hand, It's hard to believe anything that Victor Koch says. On the other hand, it seems like this laptop might really be real-- -Yeah. -because the truth is, if you look through the source code that's in development for the Chrome operating system, you'll find a lot of little references of the things that can be seen in the video. For example, there's a light bar with all the Google colors that will change color depending on remaining battery life. Well, a reference to that is actually in the Chrome source code and you can see it in that video. So, if somebody was creating a fake video, it seems like they had some kind of insight into where Chrome OS was going. It kind of adds to the intrigue. -Yeah. Great reporting, great story and I look forward to following this. See how it unfolds over the next several days, weeks. -Absolutely. -KC Newton, I'm Kara Tsuboi, thanks for watching the Inside Scoop.
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I'm often asked by listeners what is the best remedy to a big spending federal government. Part of that answer is leadership in the Executive and Legislative branches.
I've heard a lot of talk over the years that I've been on Capitol Hill about the need to reign in spending - from both parties.
In the end, most of that was just talk.
Today we will hear more from President Obama, as he names the head of the new stimulus oversight board, whose job it is to prevent wasteful spending from the economic stimulus law and then convenes a "fiscal responsibility summit."
I know most of you figure it won't work.
Oddly enough, the best configuration we've had in terms of a political basis for holding down spending came when Bill Clinton was in the White House and the Republicans controlled the Congress.
At one point, with extra revenue flowing in during the initial dot-com revolution and associated economic gains, the Treasury Department simply started paying down the federal debt, because the Congress and the White House were gridlocked over spending.
Clinton wanted more spending - the GOP in Congress wanted less - and so they agreed on a framework to limit the growth of government.
That framework was in place until the early years of the Bush Administration, when the last President let it lapse, along with the GOP Congress. The results have not been pretty in terms of red ink, as the overall debt doubled during the Bush years.
Now we have a new sheriff in town, who is talking the talk again about holding down spending, specifically holding down waste on the big economic stimulus bill.
"We cannot tolerate business as usual," President Obama told a group of mayors last week as he urged them to prevent wasteful stimulus spending.
He even went so far as to say that he would block any project that seems to waste stimulus dollars.
"I will call them out on it," the President said at the White House.
So, once again we have the chance for leadership on the budget from the White House.
And we will see again whether the Congress of the same party listens, or whether the President actually does more than talk.
Leadership is an interesting intangible for a President. They don't call it the 'bully pulpit' for nothing.
But just as Congress realized that George W. Bush would threaten vetoes and never make any while the GOP controlled the House and Senate, Democrats now controlling Congress probably figure that Obama won't cross them either.
Like I said, we'll see if this new President can change the dynamic, or if the Congress of the same party doesn't really listen.
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Recipe by Joan
"The distinctiveness of this turkey dressing comes from the orange-flavored liqueur, spicy Italian sausage, apples, and pecans. It's also very easy to prepare. This recipe makes enough to stuff one 18 to 20 pound bird. If you prefer, this dressing can be made with thyme instead of sage."
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1 cup raisins
1 1/2 cups orange liqueur
1/2 cup unsalted butter
2 cups chopped celery
1 large onion, chopped
1 pound spicy Italian sausage, casing removed
1 (16 ounce) package herb-seasoned dry bread stuffing mix
1 cup chopped pecans
4 Granny Smith apples - peeled, cored and chopped
1/2 cup unsalted butter, melted
2 cups chicken broth
4 teaspoons chopped fresh sage
salt and pepper to taste
My brother, who hates stuffing in general, asks for more every year! This year I even made it in the crock pot! **Also, I use orange juice instead of liqueur. That may allay some of the complaints on the strong taste of alcohol and orange. Excellent results (and cheaper).**
The stuffing would have been much better without the orange liquer.
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I found this stuffing recipe probably about 10 years ago at least and have been making it every thanksgiving ever since! Everyone raves about it! Sometimes I use the spicy sausage and sometimes I use sweet italian sausage. It's great either way!
This recipe has been a staple for our Thanksgiving meal every year since before I was born. I now make it for my family. My mother never used any alcohol or orange and it is wonderful. I boil the raisins in amaretto but I drain out any extra liquid so that the flavor is not overwhelming. I also bake seperate from the turkey. I fill a 9x13 pan, cover with foil and bake it at 350 degrees for 20 to 30 mins. Sometimes I stir half way through but not always. Covering is the key to keeping it moist. Turkey day would not be the same without this recipe.
Recipe is great and flavors wonderful. Not much trouble to make, but I would have preferred it if the directions dealt with baking the stuffing too, for those that don't want to stuff a bird with it.
I have never been big on stuffing, until now, I'm not to sure who submitted this recipe, but cudos to whoever did, I made a delicious turkey for easter this year and came across this recipe for the stuffing, I read alot of the reviews, and took the advice of 10 of the posters and used orange juice as well, and I was hesitant about using hot sausage, but the way the sausage complimented all the other ingredients was outstanding, everyone was complimenting and a couple people even asked for the recipe, and as the days passed, the leftover stuffing tasted better and better.
Cooking my first Thanksgiving dinner, I chose this recipe based on its ingredients -- and the great reviews it rec'd. I wasn't disappointed! This is the best stuffing I've ever eaten; everyone raved about it. Used Triple Sec orange liquer (first time using liquer in anything); had to substitute walnuts for the pecans cos I forgot to buy them but they were just as tasty. Only thing missing from the recipe is instructions on how long to cook if you're not putting it inside the bird (it says 15mins cook time at the top of the recipe, but the bird is in the oven for hours... us newbies need a little more clarity!). Otherwise, it's a keeper!
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Saturday, January 31st, 2009I guess this could actually slot in to the things to do before I die entry. Maybe a bit dramatic but I have been wanting to ski down to Aosta for a couple of years. The snow was looking good all the way to the valley floor this week so it had to be done!
So a crowd of us set off after work one evening, a bit excited at the thought of the big vertical descent ahead, route finding and the opportunity to ski through vines and orchards!
It wasn't easy! Picking our way through trees, hopping over rocks and trying not to laugh too much….the spills soon started
Emma seemed to find the best jumps and the deepest snow! If you were brave enough to follow it was a fun line!!
As far as I was concerned the highlight was going to be skiing through the vines and orchards. As you pass over these tracks and shacks every day on the way to work it was great to see them from snow level. Those little walls give you quite a thud when you drop off them though!
There were quite a lot of barking dogs, thankfully all chained up. There was one false alarm as a tractor approached but drove past, seemingly not bothered by us sliding on his land!
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My name is Diana G. but everyone knows me as Dee. I was 23 yearsPosted On Thursday, August 26, 2010 by Diana |
My name is Diana G. but everyone knows me as Dee. I was 23 years old, when I got pregnant. I was in good health and in decent shape. I thought I took the necessary precautions (pregnancy vitamins, monthly doctor visits, normal weight gain until the 5th month.) At six months, my doctor and I started noticing an abnormal weight gain. I had gone from gaining 2-3 lbs, to gaining 9lbs my sixth month and 10 lbs my 7th month. At my 28th week visit, the doctor noticed my blood pressure was high, but she thought it was because of the walk from the parking lot to her office. We also noticed that I had lost my ankles. They were beyond swollen, but again we assumed it was because of the walk and heat. Well, that weekend was my birthday weekend and my husband and a few friends went to Laughlin to celebrate my birthday. In Laughlin, I kept getting abdominal pain and massive headaches, not to mention the swelling in my ankles had spread to my feet, legs and hands. I figured it was the heat. Once the weekend was over and we went back home, the pain was still present and the headaches were incredible. I told my mom about it and she asked me to go to the doctor. Of course, I figured I would tough it out. The following week (29th week) my family was working on decorations and preparing things for my baby shower which was going to be that Saturday. My family was shocked when they saw my legs and arms, even my face was swelling up. By Tuesday my vision was acting funny, I was starting to see spots. Thursday rolled along, and everyone was getting excited for the baby shower my sister, best friend and brother in law's wife were making final preparations for the baby shower. My brother- in-law's wife looked at my legs and said they looked abnormal. I told her, I thought so too. To be honest, my legs were hurting. I felt that my skin was stretching out so much it might rip from all the swelling. She advised me to go to the doctor. I was being stubborn and didn't want to go. I kept telling them I was fine. My husband called the on-call nurse and they told him to take me to the hospital as soon as possible. My husband was worried, so at this point I agreed to go to the hospital. As I left my house my brother-in-law's wife joked and said "call us if you go into labor." We arrived at the hospital and they began doing all kinds of tests, they took my blood pressure at least 3 times. Then they decided to leave me in a dark room all alone for 20 min. and then came back to take my blood pressure. After they took my blood pressure, the doctor came in the room with a little white pill in his hand and told me he had to induce me. What are you talking about? I questioned. It's not time! My baby wasn't due for another 10 weeks. Panic kicked in. My family was notified, and my husband was trying to be as calm as possible. I was hooked to an IV and Magnesium Sulfate. Soon after my family arrived. Nothing happened all night, but my headaches were getting worst and now I was throwing up. My head felt like a huge balloon. The next day (Friday), everything looked normal, except for my blood pressure. Family and friends were stopping by to visit, we chatted and had a few laughs. In my head, I thought I was just going to be on bed rest and then later on that night they would send me home, since I wasn't really dilating anyway. I was wrong, in the late afternoon the nurses were coming in and out of room, checking my blood pressure every 15 mins. They asked me if I wanted the epidural and I denied it. I wanted to have this baby naturally. Again, at this point I had no idea what was going on. They said I was only 2 1/2 cm dilated. I even asked If I would be able to make it to my baby shower the next day. The nurse came in and asked me if she can give me the epidural, again I said no. A few minutes later the doctor came in and told me I should consider taking the epidural, because it can help me relax and dilate. I said no again. The doctor asked to speak to my husband and they walked outside. My mother was by my side. After 15 mins., my husband calls my mother outside. 20 mins later my husband, mother and father come in and asked me to please take the epidural. They acted calm and relaxed, but by the looks in their faces, I can tell something was wrong. My mother asked me to please take the epidural for the baby. I took the epidural, but my blood pressure was still going up. At 5:20 in the morning and 9cm dilated the doctor decided it was time to push. There were four doctors and like five nurses in my room. My son was tiny, it only took three big pushes and he was out. He weighed 4 lbs. 9oz. I was able to hold him for a few seconds, then he was cleaned and rushed to the NICU. I was in the ICU for 2 days and was not able to see my son until the third day. Family visits were cut short, due to my blood pressure. Eventually my blood pressure went back to normal after a few weeks and my son came home after 2 weeks. I saw my discharge papers and I had been diagnosed with preeclampsia/toxemia. He is a strong baby. My son is now 3 years old, very healthy and active. He is currently diagnosed with PDD-NOS, and I wonder if it was due to the preeclampsia that caused his premature birth. |


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Marietta City Schools also allows students in grades K-12, who reside outside the district, to attend our school system. To qualify, interested parents must complete a Non-resident enrollment application/contract and be approved. The application must include the student's most recent school record, including:
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Tuition (all non-resident students – IB Program/MHS) | $3950.00 | $395.00 |
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Much of my writing is in established settings; those that don't have landing pages will soon.
These include:
Stranded World (LJ Link), modern fantasy seen through the eyes of 4 siblings who work the webs of the world, each in their own way.
Reiassan (LJ Link), high fantasy in a world just recovering from centuries of battle.
Tir na Cali (LJ Link); technically modern fantasy, alternate-history timeline, primarily lifestyle-kink erotica.
Faerie Apocalypse (LJ Link), a dystopic modern and post-modern fantasy/apoc world. Faeries and gods live among us, disguised as humans, their culture underground.
Addergoole (LJ Link) is a school within the Faerie Apocalypse setting.
Vas' World (LJ Link): the team was sent to explore the planet for colonization. They could never have guessed what they'd find.
Dragons Next Door (LJ Link)is a fun high-fantasy-in-the-burbs setting with a few good-with-ketchup crunchy dark bits.
Facets of Dusk (LJ Link) is a mystery waiting to be revealed; come along for the show!
The Planners (LJ Link): When the Apocalypse came, they were prepared. Very Prepared.
Unicorn/Factory (LJ) of the costs of progress.
The Aunt Family (LJ) - a mysterious family with some very strange magical artifacts.
Space Accountant (LJ) All Genique wanted was a nice vacation.
Shadow Rebellion (LJ) It all started with the shadows moving...
Science! (Lj) Why haven't Mad Scientists taken over the world yet?
Fairy Town There's something about the city. Something in the water, maybe?
Setting Nursery - these one-off stories may blossom into settings some day (incomplete)
All of my writing here is crowdfunded and crowdsourced; comments and suggestions keep the gears spinning and donations keep the power on.
My Donor landing page is here (and on LJ); you can tip (tips go in a general pool to sponsor longer stories, voted on monthly), sponsor an already-written story, or commission a story to be written.
Once a month I open up a call for prompts; the Giraffe Call's landing page is here and on LJ.
I hosted a 30-days of flash fiction meme: its landing page is here (LJ Link)
I have been published:
Addergoole, my ongoing webserial
Tales for the Sugar Cat, my ebook
Shifting Hearts, a therian romance
Kazkah Press, a flash-fiction webzine
Wikis of setting information currently exist in various stages of completion:
Addergoole: the Original Series - semi-defunct, but has information still being migrated to the below wiki
Addergoole Year Nine - and beyond
Faerie Apoc
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Cecum | |
Drawing of colon seen from front (cecum coloured red) |
Superior ileocecal fossa (cecum labeled at bottom left) |
Latin | Caecum |
Gray's | subject #249 1177 |
System | Gastrointestinal system |
Precursor | Midgut |
MeSH | Cecum |
Dorlands/Elsevier | Cecum |
The cecum or caecum (/ˈsiːkəm/, plural /ˈsiːkə/; from the Latin caecus meaning blind) is a pouch, usually peritoneal, that is considered to be the beginning of the large intestine. It receives chyme from the ileum, and connects to the ascending colon of the large intestine. It is separated from the ileum by the ileocecal valve (ICV) or Bauhin's valve. It is also separated from the colon by the cecocolic junction. The appendix is connected to the cecum. While the cecum is usually intraperitoneal, the ascending colon is retroperitoneal.[1]
The cecum and appendix are formed by the enlargement of the postarterial segment of the midgut loop.The proximal part of the bud grows rapidly to form the cecum. The lateral wall of the cecum grows much more rapidly than the medial wall with the result that the point of attachment of the appendix comes to lie on the medial side.[citation needed]
The term cecum comes from the Latin caecum, literally "blind", here in the sense "blind gut" or "cul de sac".[citation needed]
In dissections by the Greek philosophers, the connection between the ileum of the small intestines and the cecum was not fully understood. Most of the studies of the digestive tract were done on animals and the results were compared to human structures.[citation needed]
The junction between the small intestine and the colon, called the ileocecal valve, is so small in some animals that it was not considered to be a connection between the small and large intestines. During a dissection, the colon could be traced from the rectum, to the sigmoid colon, through the descending, transverse, and ascending sections. The colon seemed to dead-end into the cecum, or cul-de-sac.[citation needed]
The connection between the end of the small intestine (ileum) and the start of the colon (cecum) is now clearly understood, and is called the ileocolic orifice. The connection between the end of the cecum and the beginning of the ascending colon is called the cecocolic orifice.
Clinical significance[edit]
A cecal carcinoid tumor is a carcinoid tumor of the cecum. An appendiceal carcinoid tumor (a carcinoid tumor of the appendix) is sometimes found next to a cecal carcinoid.[citation needed]
In other animals[edit]
A cecum is present in most amniote species, and also in lungfish, but not in any living species of amphibian. In reptiles, it is usually a single median structure, arising from the dorsal side of the large intestine. Birds typically have two paired ceca, as, unlike other mammals, do hyraxes.[2]
Most mammalian herbivores have a relatively large cecum, hosting a large number of bacteria, which aid in the enzymatic breakdown of plant materials such as cellulose; in many species, it is considerably wider than the colon. In contrast, obligatory carnivores, whose diets contain little or no plant material, have a reduced cecum, which is often partially or wholly replaced by the vermiform appendix.[2] Over 99% of the bacteria in the gut flora are anaerobes,[3][4][5][6][7] but in the cecum, aerobic bacteria reach high densities.[3]
Many fish have a number of small outpocketings, called pyloric ceca, along their intestine; despite the name they are not homologous with the cecum of amniotes, and their purpose is to increase the overall area of the digestive epithelium.[2] Some invertebrates, such as squid,[8] may also have structures with the same name, but these have no relationship with those of vertebrates.
Additional images[edit]
Diagram of human gastrointestinal tract
Endoscopic image of cecum with arrow pointing to ileocecal valve in foreground
See also[edit]
- ^ http://download.videohelp.com/vitualis/med/large_intestine.htm
- ^ a b c Romer, Alfred Sherwood; Parsons, Thomas S. (1977). The Vertebrate Body. Philadelphia, PA: Holt-Saunders International. pp. 353–354. ISBN 0-03-910284-X.
- ^ a b Guarner F, Malagelada JR (February 2003). "Gut flora in health and disease". Lancet 361 (9356): 512–9. doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(03)12489-0. PMID 12583961.
- ^ Sears CL (October 2005). "A dynamic partnership: celebrating our gut flora". Anaerobe 11 (5): 247–51. doi:10.1016/j.anaerobe.2005.05.001. PMID 16701579.
- ^ University of Glasgow. 2005. The normal gut flora. Available through web archive. Accessed May 22, 2008
- ^ Beaugerie L, Petit JC (April 2004). "Microbial-gut interactions in health and disease. Antibiotic-associated diarrhoea". Best Pract Res Clin Gastroenterol 18 (2): 337–52. doi:10.1016/j.bpg.2003.10.002. PMID 15123074.
- ^ Vedantam G, Hecht DW (October 2003). "Antibiotics and anaerobes of gut origin". Curr. Opin. Microbiol. 6 (5): 457–61. doi:10.1016/j.mib.2003.09.006. PMID 14572537.
- ^ Williams, L. W. (1910). The anatomy of the common squid : Loligo pealii, Lesueur. American Museum Of Natural History.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Cecum. |
- Photo at mgccc.cc.ms.us
- SUNY Figs 37:03-08—"Abdominal organs in situ."
- SUNY Figs 37:06-09—"The larger intestine."
- SUNY Figs 39:05-09—"The cecum with the distal portion of the ileum."
- Anatomy photo:39:14-0101 at the SUNY Downstate Medical Center—"Incisions of the Cecum"
- Cross section at UV pelvis/pelvis-e12-2
- Video clip of worms in the Cecum


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Courthouse records: Feb. 10-16, 2012
Published 10:58am Monday, February 27, 2012
Estate of Lee A. Williams.
DHS — Benny Smith.
DHS — Frederick Abraham.
Estate of Kathleen Myrle Scott.
In Re: Hunter House Trust.
Guardianship of Angelica Noel Seyfarth and Guardianship of Marla Ann Seyfarth.
Edwin Love Holt v. Mississippi State Board of Dental Examiners.
Aardian Bernard v. Nikki "Larry" S. Fitzgerald.
Estate of Lula Mae Nealy and Sandy Nealy.
Estate of Kenneth L. Rendell.
Estate of Henry Jackson.
Estate of Earlene Pennington Jackson.
DHS — William C. Martin.
DHS — Colton Freeman.
Rachel Knapp Campbell v. Blake Edmond Campbell.
Patti Cater Sanders v. Craig G. Sanders.
Justin Ryan Butler v. Monica Ann Butler.
Darskey McMorris v. Gregory McMorris.
Charles Luckett and Lawanda Luckett. (Joint Complaint for Divorce)
W.C. Curtis Jr., 26, Natchez to Cristina Labartha Brady, 28, Natchez.
Scott Andrew Kleinke, 34, Scott, La. to Kellee Lynn Fell, 29, Scott, La.
Gus Ericson Perry Jr., 23, Natchez to Anna Colbert Pollard, 23, Natchez.
Justin Joseph Chiasson, 27, Schriever, La. to Courtney Joyce Jenkins, 24, West Green, Ga.
Patrick Vance Schlosser, 32, San Antonio, Texas to Stephanie Rose McCoy, 31, San Antonio, Texas.
Kenyon Trenell Mearday, 30, Natchez to Latajah Renea Grinnell, 27, Natchez.
Maggie Brown to Brightwood Properties, LLC, a 0.58 acre tract being a portion of Ingleside Plantation.
Annie Thelma Smith to Hubert Smith, lot 35 Homewood Park Subdivision.
Long Land Investments, Inc. to Freddie Johnson III, lot 326 ½ Lumber Street being part of lot 16 Dixie Addition.
Beau Pré Development, LLC to J.D.L. Builders, L.L.C., lot 146 Nottaway Trail Development, being a portion of Beau Pré Country Club Subdivision.
John Michael Collier to Trinity S. Scott, lot 1 of a Subdivision of a portion of Roseland Forest Plantation.
Carrie Mae Hawkins Jones (now Washington) to Concordia Bank & Trust Company, lot 60 Anchorage Subdivision.
Ignacio B. Nunez and Mirna A. Denil to Concordia Bank & Trust Company, land beginning at the northwesterly corner of lot 108 Brooklyn Subdivision.
Donna G. Lindley to United Mississippi Bank, lot 32 Fatherland Acres (Fourth Development).
Michael L. Washington to Baxter Credit Union, lot 78 Oakland Subdivision.
Cecile Dianne Bunch to Britton & Koontz Bank, land beginning at a point on the line of Washington Street.
Gary Paul Domangue II and Alisa Wiley Domangue to United Mississippi Bank, lots 137 and 138 Woodland Park Addtion.
Danny F. Yates and Jan Lishman Yates to Concordia Bank & Trust Company, Portion of lot 3 Linwood Plantation.
Calvin J. Butler to Britton & Koontz Bank, H & L being lot C of Subdivision of Part of lot 2 Airlie.
Charles Johnson to Regions Bank, lot 80 Lower Woodville Estates, Future Development.
AT&T v. James Davis — petition.
Synthedia Parker Collins v. Wedell Clark — protect order.
Concordia Bank and Trust Company v. Jake Leslie Rogers — petition.
Ford Motor Company v. Shari L. Washington — executive judgment.
L. Scott Construction Company Inc. v. Louisiana Elastomer LLC — open account.
Natchez Regional Medical v. Ernie Banks Sr. — open account.
Poole Matthew v. Claude Henderson — damages.
State of Louisiana Department of Social Services v. Arthur L. White — non support.
State of Louisiana Department of Social Services v. Kelvin D. McLeod — non support.
State of Louisiana Department of Social Services v. Michael Freeman— non support.
State of Louisiana Department of Social Services v. Orville Aaron Farmer Jr. — non support.
Justin Robert Biglane, 32, of Natchez, to Elisha Amber Kenney, 27, of Vidalia.
Kenneth James Perrin Jr., 37, to Sabra Nicole Isbell, 22, both of Vidalia.
Cledis Leon Abernathy, 81, to Shirley Jean Johnson, 68, both of Vidalia.
Enzor Savage to Renata Fair for Tract C, being a portion of Lot 13, Brookwater Plantation, situated in Section 27, T7N-R7E.
Elma Cloteele Randall Ganey, Brenda Ganey Paul and Tony Phillip Ganey to Charles Randolph Bauerle and Christina Ziegler Bauerle for Lot No. 11 of a subdivision of a portion of the lands of Charles L. Wurster Sr in Section 22, T62-R8E.
David Bray to Greggory Lynn Loomis and Melissa Blackmon Loomis for a portion of Innisfail plantation situated in section 48 and 49, T8N-R10E.
Velma Meredith to Amanda Smith for Lot L of a subdivision of a portion of Red Gum Plantation in Section 48, T8N-R9E.
James A. Hodges Jr. to Delta Bank.
Denis A. Mulvihill Jr. to Delta Bank.
Willie Carl Smith Jr. to Delta Bank.
Renata R. Fair to Southern Heritage Bank.
Patricia Palmer Greene to Delta Bank.
Lisa Murray Taylor to United Mississippi Bank.
Jesse Frank Davis Jr. and Kathryn Rosalie Whittington Davis to Concordia Bank and Trust Company.Adams County
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Archived Story
Stand on truth, not bickering [UPDATED]
Published 10:07am Monday, October 1, 2012 Updated 12:08pm Monday, October 1, 2012
It's only a few weeks until residents of the United States elect their president for the next four years. Every day on television we hear "Why I am best for the job, and my opponent is not." It seems the negative far outweighs the positive, and the word "politics" has almost become a dirty word.
God ordained government to provide direction for a peaceful society. A place where parents can raise their families and live in the comfort of freedom and protection.
Where churches can freely worship and reach out to share their understanding of the Bible with others. To point out error in what someone else may believe, but not with vicious attacks.
Truth is truth and it is a most powerful force. Present it clearly and it will stand. A two- or three-party system providing such freedom is commendable.
But it appears accusations hurled on both sides have reached the point that, if true, none of the candidates are fit for public office and governmental leadership.
Such attitudes have trickled down to the point that every Tom, Dick and Harry is slinging mud with hateful statements.
It is disheartening to me, and I have stopped listening to most of it. I know who I am going to vote for. And I pray for God's will to be done.
The worst part is that many who claim to be God-fearing Christians get caught up in the defamatory rhetoric and action. It's true we are not to sit idly by while unbiblical laws are enacted. Abortion is murder, same-sex marriage has God's wrath upon it and His judgment will surely come if we do not repent of sin. The marriage of one man to one woman is God's gift to mankind, not to be deviated from.
My plea today is for Christians to "speak the truth in love" (Ephesians 4:15), not trying to present truth with hateful words or attitudes. When challenging error, there is no need for vicious sarcasm to spice it up.
The Bible clearly teaches Christians how to act and react to whatever form of government they live under.
None of the governments in Bible times were based on God's directions, yet none of the early apostles tried to destroy them. They simply spent their time proclaiming the person of Christ, willing to suffer when need be.
In 1 Timothy 2:1-2, Christians are encouraged to pray for those in authority rather than belittle them with hateful sarcasm. Romans 13:1-7 is helpful for establishing a right attitude.
Give it some thought. Most of all, rest in the truth that God is ruling over all. Sin, both in our personal lives and government, will be dealt with in God's own timing. Be much in prayer always for the protection of religious freedom. And by all means, vote.
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Sun. 2/14/10 6:05am
Tom L:
Morning one and all. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:11am
Bas, NL:
Frozen mornings on the Borderline... he, he.. Sounds like we're in for some Cold War radio! Checkpoint Dan Bodah. Good morning all! | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:12am
kind of stumbled upon your site / station. First time listen,,,This drone is great stuff :) looking forward to what else the show brings. Greets from London :) | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:13am
Maximal music. Like always... Morning all! | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:22am
Rachel Malheure:
have them on a nice sampler, with some good stuff from ghédalia tazartes....this is morning paralysing, ahoi! | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:26am
Dan B:
This is a recording from Valentine's Day 1998. Was reading about a Charlemagne Palestine concert this past week and kept thinking of how nice it is to be soaked in organ drones, so here it is. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:40am
Happy new year, Dan and fellow listeners! | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:41am
Dan B:
To you too Fred | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:43am
Graham Stark:
I love the way I always find something interesting that I've never heard of here. I've just googled him, and Charlemagne Palestine has a properly scary website: http://www.charlemagnepalestine.org/Charlemagne_Palestine/Charlemagne_Palestine_official_site.html Andy happy new year to everyone, too. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:46am
Happy Losar to one and all. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:47am
Dan B:
That is truly a terrifying website Graham! Won't someone please donate web design services to poor Charlemagne? | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:50am
Dan B:
Thanks Stannerlee - I did not know about Losar. I'll have to ask about the year of the male iron tiger at the deli down the street from my house that's run by Sherpas. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:53am
Dan B:
I remember Chinese New Year in NYC Chinatown back in the days before Guiliani, when people lit off so many firecrackers that some streets were ankle-deep in red paper. It sounded like a waterfall of gunshots. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 6:58am
Nice Sainkho Namtchylak track, makes me look forward to her show on tuesday. And in a few hours I'll celebrate Losar at a Yungchen Lhamo gig. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 7:22am
I just read that this Tibetan music concert will be broadcast from here: http://www.citedelamusique.fr The 4:30pm is local time, that means 10:30am WFMU time | |
Sun. 2/14/10 7:25am
Dan B:
Someone thinks this song is "frankly ridiculous": http://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/various_artists_f2/recovery/ | |
Sun. 2/14/10 7:42am
I think that "Someone thinks this song is "frankly ridiculous"" would make a nice random greeting on the home page | |
Sun. 2/14/10 7:50am
Tom L:
Dan, I missed the Winter Carnival in SL for the first time in years. Boo. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 7:52am
"fund this station or i will shoot this record!" | |
Sun. 2/14/10 7:57am
Can I just say that I know you've had complaints in the past but, I for one, like the 'ridiculous' music and so-called noise that you play. Sure, I can enjoy it as an antidote to all the singalong bullshit thats around and that is fine but I actually like it on its own merits and balls to good taste! | |
Sun. 2/14/10 7:57am
good morning dan! basinski's dl has been my februrary sndtrk. so sorry i missed all that palestine! logghi barogghi is a unique and underrated scorn album (i missed that too! | |
Sun. 2/14/10 7:57am
chris in shoreditch:
here you go dan, air Supply Making Love Out Nothing At All HotRod's show Jan 23 2009 (from playlist search) | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:03am
Dan B:
Best listeners ever. Just sayin'. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:03am
Dan B:
Happy VD all | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:08am
best radio station ever | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:10am
Tom L:
! | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:17am
Dan B:
OK, there's nary an Air Supply record in the station. Even checked the basement library. Oh wait, maybe we have mp3s...nope, none there either. This station's main deficiency is that it's real hard to find a crappy record in the library here! Damn. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:28am
Tom L:
@numbatwombat: yes, agreed. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:38am
I'm off to that Tibetan concert, wearing my colors in case the broadcast is video as well as audio. If you see a middle-aged white guy in a radio bear t-shirt, that's probably me. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:40am
Dan B:
Have fun Fred! Heh | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:41am
thanks fred! i am totally gonna watch + listen! happy new year to all! | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:41am
Tom L:
Thanks again Dan, that was a thrill to hear "Spring" on the best radio show on the air! Tom, Thomas, Hallock Hill...... | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:44am
Rachel Malheure:
ey, before becoming everybody's darlin here - is bein' loved the right attitude for borderliners? ;-) | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:45am
Ah Citay and their number one hit. BTW they are giving it away on their website for all you fans out there | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:49am
dude! this is the new roland p young album??? awesome! sounds like scorn! | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:55am
This Gown is amazing. | |
Sun. 2/14/10 8:56am
Dan B:
@numbat, yes, new Roland Young is amazing. @Stannerlee, yes, #1. They're huge. The popularity of bands like Citay -- you know, like the Pitchfork set, I guess - has been reminding me a lot of what it was like before grunge...all this underground music that sold a lot but was never heard/seen on mainstream radio/TV. @Rachel, I hate being loved, so this love-in is right up my alley (to coin a phrase.) :) | |
Mon. 2/15/10 6:10pm
dan i think you should play backward b4 death just a thought | |
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Worried about ota update to 2.1 wiping out my mlb at bat 2010. Id hate to have to buy it again. Astro file manager says its private and wont back it up. Any ideas?
Worried about ota update to 2.1 wiping out my mlb at bat 2010. Id hate to have to buy it again. Astro file manager says its private and wont back it up. Any ideas?
I don't know what those are, but if you downloaded anything from the market it is all stored in the 'cloud' so you don't have to pay again. However if you are speaking of data you might have an issue... (i dono about non-rooted phones, but rooters can backup data)
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If you purchased it through the market you'll never have to buy it again. Google knows what you purchased and will let you reinstall as many times as you like as long as you are using the same primary Gmail account.
If you downloaded it from a website and installed manually then you'll be on your own to get it again.
Astro backed up my purchased apps without a problem so it sounds like something else may be up. Try using appbrain, it has improved 10 fold recently.
ok, as long as I can download it again I dont care. So if I wanted too I could root or do whatever, and be able to download paid apps again.
Yes, when you go back to the market and to your downloads page or to the app itself in the market it will say "purchased" and you can just hit "install".
You can back up paid apps, do a google search. Most people want to do it for less than respectable purposes, but there are tutorials out there, and I dont believe you need to be rooted to do it. But as icculusX pointed out, your purchases are "in the could" and you will always have them.
Edit: The only issue you will have is if you have multiple gmail accounts on your phone. Your paid apps follow the PRIMARY gmail account.
ie: you have 2 gmail accounts, #1 and #2. #1 id the first email account you activated your phone with. If you wipe your phone to factory default, you will be prompted to activate with an email acount. If you use email #2, you will not have your paid apps. I just went through that with my rooted driod.
Last edited by Bob Dammit; 05-13-2010 at 12:32 PM.
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