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Moshi Monsters 7 inch Tablet
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This fun Moshi Monsters 7 inch tablet is perfect for keeping your little ones entertained while you keep tabs on the content.
It can connect to the internet via WiFi and you can use the Google Play Store to download Android apps. It also comes with peace of mind built in with INGO KIDS software, that allows you to control what is accessed on the internet, along with app and time management.
There are two cameras, on the front and back, which can also record video so your child can star in their own home movies, capture pictures and enjoy video chats. You can also download images and video to keep your kids occupied on long journeys.
The 7 inch touch screen is designed for small hands so your child will have no trouble playing games and watching their favourite Moshi Monsters cartoons.
There's 4Gb of internal memory, with the option to add more via a micro SD card (sold separately), so there is plenty of room for all of their games and cartoons.
It's perfect for Moshi Monsters fans as it comes with pre-included Moshi Monsters software and interface, along with a Moshi Monsters design.
Useful info:
- Age from 6 years
- WiFi compatible
- Personalised Moshi Monsters software
- Moshi Monsters interface and wallpaper
- Features Android 4.1 Jelly Bean OS
- Google Play Store for Android apps
- Parental control and app management via INGO KIDS software
- 7 inch capacitive touchscreen
- 4Gb internal memory
- Double camera (front: 0.3 mpx, back: 2 mpx)
- Lithium battery
- Micro SD slot (micro SD card sold separately)
- Moshi Monsters 7 inch tablet
Moshi Monsters 14 inch BMX-Style Bike with Stabilisers
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This cool Moshi Monsters 14 Inch BMX Style Bike is a fun way to help your little monster improve their balance and co-ordination.
This children's bike comes with stabilisers to help keep your youngster steady. It also has front and rear caliper brakes so they're always in control of the speed.
The textured handlebar pads give plenty of grip and also add extra comfort so your child can have hours of fun in the local park.
The enclosed chain guard protects the chain from rust and your youngster will love the fun Moshi Monsters design, along with the printed seat and centre bar.
With such a fun design and an easy to ride style this Moshi Monsters bike is the perfect way get your child away from the TV or their computer games and out into the fresh air.
Useful info:
- BMX style frame
- Front and rear caliper brakes
- Steel rim tyre with AV valve
- Removable stabilisers
- Age range from 4 years
- Moshi Monsters 14 inch BMX-style bike with stabalilsers
Warning: Protective equipment should be worn. Not for use in traffic.
This super Moshi Monster Hog Trike will look great riding around with a colourful inflatable front tyre and an awesome light-up wheel!
Ride the Hog with the lights flashing on or off - you choose!
Look great and impress your friends by skidding around on the perfectly designed back wheels!
The perfect ride for all active Moshi fans!
Age range from 6 years.
Moshi Monsters Tablet Accessories Pack
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This bright and funky Moshi Monsters tablet accessories pack has everything your child needs to keep their tablet safe.
Designed for use with the Moshi Monsters 7 inch tablet (see item number 3KHF4) it comes with a handy pair of over the ear headphones so they can listen to their music on the move or tune into their favourite cartoons when you're in the car.
The headphones have a fun Moshi Monster design and come with a volume limiter to ensure they won't cause any hearing impairment. The headband is adjustable too for a comfortable fit.
The capacitive pen touch screen comes in handy for selecting apps and features, as well as playing games for extra precision.
The travel bag has a cool Moshi Monsters design and two internal compartments, ideal for keeping the capacitive pen safe, along with a handy carry strap to make it easy for your child to carry their tablet with them wherever they go.
Useful info:
- Age from 3 years
- For use with the Moshi Monsters 7 inch tablet (sold separately)
- Moshi Monsters bag with two compartments
- Carry strap
- Capacitive pen
- Over the ear headphones
- Volume limiter
- Moshi Monsters tablet accessories pack
Warning: not suitable for under 3 years.
Moshi Monsters My Moshi Home
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5 reviews
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Moshi Monsters fans will have hours of fun with the My Moshi Home.
Recreate your online Moshi Monster home using removable window frames, stickers, doors and furniture.
You can even dance on the light up floor with your posable Moshi Monster figure.
Useful info:
- Great gift idea for Moshi Monsters fans
- Age from 4 years
- My Moshi Home
Warning: Not suitable for children under 3 years.
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Moshi Monsters Compact Video Camera
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If your child is a Moshi Monsters fan then they'll love this fun Moshi Monsters compact video camera that lets them capture all of their adventures.
With easy to use controls your little one can easily record video and snap pictures and then view them all on the movable 1.5-inch LCD screen.
Created especially for little hands it has an easy to use design with a side strap for extra grip, perfect for kids to capture their world without worrying about dropping this Moshi Monsters compact video camera.
With the AV output you can connect this kids video camera up to the TV so the whole family can enjoy watching their videos and there's also a handy SD card slot (card sold separately) so you can install extra memory for even more fun.
Useful info:
- Age from 3 years
- 5 mp
- AV output
- Movable 1.5 inch LCD screen
- 5mpx (interpolated) image resolution
- VGA video resolution
- AVI video format
- JPG photo format
- SD card slot (card not included)
- USB connectivity
- Requires 3 x AAA Alkaline batteries (not included)
- Moshi Monsters compact video camera
Warning: not suitable for children under 3 years.
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Moshi Monsters My First Digital Camera
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9 reviews
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Moshi Monsters My First Digital Camera.
Introduce your children to the fun of photography with the Moshi Monsters My First Digital Camera.
It comes with 20 interchangeable covers all featuring Moshi Monsters designs, so your child can adapt their camera as they see fit.
With a 1.3 megapixel sensor and 1.1 inch LCD display, the Moshi Monsters My First Camera is easy to use and produces great photos for your child to enjoy.
The 8 Mb internal memory gives you space to store up to 80 photos.
The Moshi Monsters digital camera makes easy work of downloading photos to your PC or laptop, so you can store them safely or share them with friends and family.
Useful info:
- 1.3 megapixel camera
- 8 Mb internal memory to store up to 80 pictures
- 1.1 inch LCD display
- Windows Vista/2000/Windows 7 compatible
- Requires 2 x AAA batteries
- Age from 3 years
- Moshi Monsters My First Digital Camera
Moshi Monsters Beanstalk
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Explore awesome adventures with the Moshi Monsters Moshi Beanstalk.
Slide your favourite Moshling down the twisting vine slide, push them on the leaf swing and store them in the leaf pods.
This great set includes 1 exclusive Moshling inside and a secret code for 1000 free Rox and online beanstalk.
Moshi Monsters has become a global success thanks to an online world that combines learning, fun and imagination.
Other great options in our Moshi Monsters range include Super Moshi HQ (see item number 27FSR), Micro Theme Park Playset (2CG3D) and Yum Yum Kitchen (2CG36).
Useful info:
- Moshi Monsters Moshi Beanstalk
- Features twisting vine slide
- Includes exclusive Moshling
- Age from 4 years
Warning: Not suitable for children under 4 years.
Moshi Monsters Folding Scooter with Flashing Wheel
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10 reviews
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The Moshi Monsters folding scooter is built for fun, encouraging your child to get active outside in the fresh air.
The durable, safe construction making it great for older kids, and handlebars that are adjustable mean it easily adapts to your growing child.
This scooter features a cool flashing rear wheel and Moshi Monsters graphics to the footplate, as well as an easy fold and lock mechanism for compact storage.
Useful info:
- Adjustable handlebars
- Folds into a compact size
- Child-friendly handgrips
- Moshi Monsters artwork
- Flashing rear wheel
- Rear brake
- Age from 5 years
- Moshi Monsters folding scooter
Warning: Protective equipment should always be worn. Do not use in traffic.
This contemporary designed Moshi Monsters Desk Lamp is effortlessly cool and will add style to any childs fans bedroom. Designed to deliver a bright light up to 30 cm from the base, great for reading at your desk, table or bedside!
Large user friendly on/off push button. With dual power source: Battery operated (3 x AA, not included) or transformer (DC 5v max 200mA, not included) 8 bright white energy saving LEDs.Colour: Multi.
Versatile fold away fabric chair. Lightweight tubular frame. Easy fold mechanism. Cushioned seat.
Age range from 4 years.
Easy to fold. Air vented. Ground sheet included. Covered top. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Moshi Monsters artwork.
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Is anyone familiar with SIP client that support video (H263,264) that runs on N95?
Is anyone familiar with SIP client that support video (H263,264) that runs on N95?
Sorry to bump an old thread
But is there any update to this?
From what I gather searching these forums, the built-in SIP client is not able to send or receive video calls over SIP.. Is there another SIP client out there that can?
Closest SIP based build-in video client is Video Sharing. Thats SIP-based one-way video application to enrich CS-call in 3G network. There is no build-in IP-only 2-way 'video telephony'-application.
The same as previous guys...I am interested in having a SIP client that supports video calls. It should run using WLAN.
I would appreciate any info on this. Thanks.
i would be interested in this application as well. i got video to video working on the phones with an app, however i am not certain of the codec that is being used. I would be happy to lend any tech material so that we either as a community or as a partnership with nokia can get this out to the world.
My next mobile will have built-in SIP client with video and nice XMPP support.
I dont know if it will be Nokia.
Where is the opensource symbian ?
Where is the ogg support ?
Where is the Video Call over Sip support ?
Who are behind the curtain ?
Who rules ?
I cant understand. We are paying a mobile the double of a netbook, and they still want monopoly.
yes i am wondering what are sip and/or jingle clients for S^3 (E7) , opensources one are prefered ...
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Phase Two construction of the Pryor Road Shoulders project began Friday, August 15. The southbound lane of Pryor Road will now be closed from Longview to Hook roads. Drivers are encouraged to use Ward Road as the detour route. The northbound lane of Pryor Road will now be open to one-way traffic from Hook to Longview roads. Construction is expected to be complete in October.
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The City's annual overlay program concludes this week with the milling and pavement overlay of Second Street from SW Jefferson Street to M-291 Highway. At the conclusion of the program, nearly 40 miles of roadway will have been milled and overlaid this summer. In addition, more than 55 miles of roadway were surface sealed this summer as part of the City's annual surface sealing program. The City's annual curb replacement program, which will replace more than eight miles of curb, is scheduled to begin Monday, Aug. 11, and will conclude in late Fall 2014.
More than 52 individuals participated in the City's July 28 community-wide Blood Drive, which led to the collection of 42 units of blood to supply local hospitals, including those located in Lee's Summit. Of that number, there were nine first-time blood donors.
Thank you again to the blood donors and everyone who made the blood drive a success, including our partners at the Lee's Summit Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Lee's Summit Main Street, and the Lee's Summit Human Services Advisory Board. The City's next blood drive is Dec. 8. Visit www.esavealifenow.org and enter the code "cityleessummit" to sign-up.
Lee's Summit, your help is needed to plan the City's 2015 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration that honors the life and legacy of the nation's well-known civil rights leader often referred to as a drum major for peace. Here are a few ways you can put your knowledge, talents, and skills to work and support this community-wide celebration:
With more than 15 years of professional human resources experience, the City of Lee's Summit is pleased to announce the appointment of Denise Kelly as the director of the Human Resources Department for the organization.
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RALEIGH — The state Senate leader on Tuesday unveiled a second wave of measures he said would serve to hold schools and teachers more accountable for students progress.
He proposed ending teacher tenure, limiting the amount of time spent on testing for final exams, grading entire schools and an emphasis on literacy.
The days of accepting a broken education system in North Carolina are over, Senate President Pro Tem Phil Berger said at a news conference at which he was flanked by several Republican senators who signed onto the bill as sponsors. We must continue to demand better and positive change for our kids.
With Berger, the Senate leader, as one of three primary sponsors, the bill has a strong likelihood of success. The other primary sponsors are Sen. Jerry Tillman of Randolph County and Sen. Dan Soucek of Watauga County. The two are co-chairmen of the Senate Education Committee.
Tillman also filed a bill Tuesday that would allow school boards to use their financial resources as they see fit, including increasing or decreasing class sizes, with some limitations. Bergers far-reaching Senate Bill 361 upstaged the other education news of the day Republican Gov. Pat McCrorys school safety initiative, which he kicked off at Apex Middle School.
Berger introduced a similar bill last year, but with Gov. Bev Perdue, a Democrat, in office and Republicans not yet holding a veto-proof majority in the General Assembly, only some portions with compromises were included in the final state budget. All that has changed this session.
Senate Minority Leader Martin Nesbitt, a Democrat from Asheville, criticized the proposal.
Simply put, this legislation adds insult to injury for teachers and will harm public education in North Carolina, Nesbitt said in a statement. The Republicans have already cut average teacher salaries to 48th in the nation; now they want to be able to fire good teachers at will? Communities across this state are already struggling to recruit and retain quality teachers, and now Republicans in Raleigh are making that task even tougher.
Democrats respond
N.C. Democratic Party Chairman Randy Voller said the school grading system would disenfranchise low-performing schools in struggling communities.
Its sad to see a state leader assault our public education system as broken, Voller said in a statement. A decade ago, such a person would have been laughed out of the halls of the General Assembly.
Sen. Josh Stein, a Raleigh Democrat, called Bergers education plan unhelpful rhetoric. Education and school board representatives withheld reaction until they could study the 33-page bill more closely.
A key provision represents Bergers latest effort to end tenure for teachers. Under current state law, teachers who have completed four years of service can receive tenure, meaning they can only be fired for a specific cause. Teachers with less experience can be fired for any reason.
Our current system, in many respects, rewards mediocrity, punishes excellence by granting unlimited job security to all who teach a few years, Berger said Tuesday.
Berger said he thought there were only a small number of poor teachers in North Carolina. But if its one teacher and its a teacher thats teaching your child, its a huge problem, he said.
After June 30, 2014, tenure would no longer be awarded, and teachers could be offered contracts of between one and three years. Teachers would only be offered multiyear contracts if they met requirements under a state program for assessing teacher performance.
Berger said he doesnt anticipate lowering the amount of money teachers make. He said the bill includes some funding requirements, but he said those details havent been worked out.
The bill also calls for exploring ways to reward especially talented teachers with extra salary or bonuses.
School grading system
Schools would be graded, earning an A, B, C, D or F based on student performance on state tests, national exams and graduation rates. A performance grade point of 90 or above earns an A, while a grade lower than 60 points earns the school an F, according to the bill.
The grading program is modeled on a similar program used in Florida. Supporters say it will better let parents know how well their childrens schools are doing.
The grading system was adopted as part of the budget last year. But as part of the budget compromises, it was left up to the State Board of Education to develop the standards for the grading system. The new bill has legislators setting the standards.
Critics, including many educators, have said the grading system will unfairly result in many schools being shown as being low-performing, and argue that the grades should reflect how much progress the school is making toward improving passing rates.
The new bill says that the State Board of Education can list growth on the report cards but that it cant be used to change a schools letter grade.
Another change in the bill would limit when state tests could be given. The bill says that, depending on the course, the exam can only be offered in either the last week or last two weeks of the school year.
Currently, state exams can be offered as much as three weeks before the end of the school year. Parents complain the period after the tests are given are a waste of time as teachers do things such as show movies to pass the time.
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Research & Teaching AreasContracts; Legal Philosophy; Comparative Law; Labor Law
BioAditi Bagchi teaches Contracts and Labor Law. Her writing in contract theory challenges classical views of contractual obligation. For example, she questions its promissory foundation and its fully voluntary character (Separating Contract and Promise, Promise and Permission in Contract). She has argued that contract may be multilateral and dynamic (Parallel Contract) and has examined considerations of distributive justice in the formation, interpretation, and enforcement of contract (Distributive Injustice and Private Law, Managing Moral Risk: the Case of Contract, Distributive Justice and Contract). She has explored these issues with respect to employment and consumer contracts in particular (The Myth of Equality in the Employment Relation, Unequal Promises, Unions and the Duty of Good Faith in Employment Contracts). Professor Bagchi also has a related interest in the comparative political economy of contract, labor, and corporate law (The Political Economy of Regulating Contract, Varieties of Employee Ownership, The Political Economy of Merger Regulation). View her Research page to learn more about her scholarly interests.
Professor Bagchi previously taught at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. Before teaching, she was an associate at Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP and a clerk for Judge Julio Fuentes on the United State Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.


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Good product and the 4th I have purchased to date. I use for photo, films, books and music. Fast speed when copying to / from.
Value for money and does what it states
Backing up Photos and the like.
Used to display our family photos on our HD tv
Good value.
Nice to have a built-in cover. Quality looks good.
For the transfer of photographs etc between PC and laptop and friends.
Does exactly what it says on the... Design not the best but hey, at the price can't complain.
Was replaced by their no-name brand - but Hey! It works!!
Maybe not as sturdy as some, but for the price.............
I use this for transfering large amounts of data from one pc to another. Also used for transfering films to my smart TV
The product is very good, I always tell my friends about 7dayshop
use to store current photos as printing back-up. Large capacity for store many images securely. USB3 quite quick.
Well pleased
Bought for backing up my laptop files because it is smaller and more convenient than a hard drive and it does the job ideally. Delivery was prompt and the quality seems as good as any other key drive I have bought.
Reasonably small an compact and read/write speeds noticeably better than my other USB 2 drives.
Reliable stick - better than Duracell
Fast and Efficient, just like 7Dayshop.
Backup Anyone. High.
Hardly used yet but seems more than adequate
Extremely fast and convenient flash drive, beating other brands hands down for real transfer speed, especially writing. Have bought three already and recommended to others.
I use the product to store my classical guitar music (superb easy to use and mega sorage space).
Absolutely no complaints
first class
Excellent quality for the price
Just what I needed. Great product and excellent service.
Lightning fast and huge storage for all my photos and documents.
Large capacity, fast efficient; use as portable storage or for transferring data. Extremely good value and so far very reliable.
Ideal for transferring video files
Second one of these purchased. Used for back-up of data.
A great price for a USB 3 memory stick. To test I filled it with 700mb video files - in a USB 2 socket the write speed was 27mb/s read 33mb/s, and in a USB3 socket write speed was 39mb/s, read 85mb/s. A great item!
The sticks are used by friends and family
very happy with it
Very good value and just what was required.
Great product
Wanted to use this for my Music but it kept freezing on transfer, error codes kept coming up and the stick getting quite warm. After spending several hours trying to sort it including Formatting and giving up; the next day it said NOT RECOGNIZED PLEASE FORMAT BEFORE USE. So what I had copied I lost. Purchased one via ***** and although it was a Pro and twice the price, no problem.
Hi-spec and good value
Very well priced. Not had a chance to use it yet but will be scanning all my financial docs into PDF's to store on the drive as well as my music, videos and photo. Saves on a tonne of space in a small flat. Future proofed with the use of USB3.
Bought the USB3 64GB to replace an old USB2 32GB. My newer laptop has the USB3 ports. Wow! ...What a difference for both read and write speeds in comparison with the old USB2.
Using to transfer from old PC to a new one. It is fast and accurate, and at a good price which I can definitely recommend. EMB
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64GB & USB3, excellent spec & price. I use it for everyday work.
Not tried it yet but sure it will work perfectly. not had any problems with anything I purchased so far. Recommend to anyone.
Bought to back up far too much music and videos (& homework??) for my son. It was borrowed by his dad to back up a computer before a rebuild and worked as required.
64gb stick excellent for storing my photos
Easy to find exactly what I wanted and delighted at the fast despatch. Highly recommended. MB
I wanted to back up my photo/video library on a portable device amazingly small but powerful - I am very pleased
Used for file transfer. Very handy and good up/download speeds.
Data transfer ripped films for use in smart tv Works great
Does the job as described good price. I used it to transfer some music and it worked well.
very good,, excellent price and does what it's supposed to do.
For Downloading and Saving photos, Accounts etc
Did what it said on the tin
I find it handy for backing up data. Small and reliable at a good price
I've upgraded to this from the 32Gb USB2 stick. This gives me all the space I need, and much better performance.
work would defo recommend same to colleagues
Bought this to store films. Has at least 25 full length feature films and still has room for more.
Lots of memory for a great priece
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Personal use. Family and friends, Usual high quality associated with 7dayshop.
Have bought a few of different size no problems with any.
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for the moment as a back up tool, eventually as a storage device
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Rather than offering just one open house each semester, we invite current high school seniors, juniors and sophomores, as well as, prospective transfer students to get to know Drew in a more intimate setting by attending one of our four Full-Impact Days. There you and your family can experience Drew first-hand and see how we "Deliver Full-Impact Learning."
The day begins in the Ehinger Center with registration check-in and a continental breakfast. Admissions staff and other campus community members will be on hand during the program and afterwards to answer any one-on-one questions.
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I took my bike up the wild wannies and sidewinded to the coastal plains of Northumberland,
My mate Kev a fellow geetar picker fond of JJ Cale and his mystic swamp rock, let me crash in Powburn (home of the fictitious Panther rarely spotted on the plains but frequently at the Poachers or the Queens). After an early start I headed for Embleton with the bike in the back of the estate car. Heading through Eglingham in an easterly direction to cross the A1 at South Charlton and to pass Rock.
Parking in a lay-by on the Embleton city-limits, I headed north and east towards Beadnell Bay. It was breezy, sunny and with little rain-squalls all at the same time, I found myself navigating away from the roads but using a parallel path following the contour of the coast, by-passing the links and the bird sanctuary, still heading in a northerly direction towards, Beadnell and after that Seahouses, Bamborough and Budle Bay.
A Sunday morning so full of bountiful nature it is almost beyond description, however here goes....it had warm sun and gentle to robust breeze, showers and scented air, it seemed that all of the senses were being stimulated, in a maelstrom of colour light vision and sound. The flowers were blue hare bells and yellow tansy, with the white headed meadowsweet faring well and rose bay willow an outrage of purple. The grasses were tall with flowering heads interspersed with crane's bill and vetch. On the salt marshes past Newton I spotted Samphire, which I have never seen so far north.
Hey this was here and now and did not involve Easy-jet or anyone else for that matter. Yes there were a few cars and caravans, but for the height of the season it was busy, bustling and with a sense of occasion rather than being stressed out. Seahouses of course, was much busier. I stopped for coffee, compulsory fish and chips and watched the boats leave and return for the Farne Islands, before heading north for Bamburgh and the North.
Without being too chauvinistic about the beauties of the North, this was a fantastic way to spend the day and would probably be even better towards the end of summer when the crowds die down, when the seals and eider ducks will be more in abundance.
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The Division of Urogynecology & Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery at the University of Massachusetts was founded in 1990 by Dr. Stephen Young who was its director until 2010. The division has grown significantly over the years. The mission of the division is to provide high quality, prompt, accessible and cost-effective care to women who suffer from pelvic floor disorders as well as to provide high quality, comprehensive training of fellows in the evaluation of, treatment of and research into female pelvic floor disorders.
The division provides comprehensive evaluation and treatment for the full spectrum of female pelvic floor dysfunction including: pelvic organ prolapse, urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, fecal incontinence, persistent symptoms following prior surgery, urination and defecation disorder, and genital fistulas. We perform cutting edge innovative therapies including: minimally invasive robotic surgery for prolapse, minimally invasive repairs through the vagina (without an incision in the abdomen), minimally invasive slings for incontinence, sacral neuromodulation for overactive bladder and voiding dysfunction, and Botox for overactive bladder. In addition, non-surgical therapies for prolapse and incontinence; which include physical therapy, bio-feedback and Pessaries, are offered to patients with disorders of the pelvic floor.
The division welcomed its first FPMRS fellow in 2004 and was accredited by the American Board of Obstetrician & Gynecologists in 2007. It is a two fellow per three year program with strong clinical/surgical instruction and experience. We offer fellows the added opportunity to gain a Master's of Science in Clinical Investigation degree http://www.umassmed.edu/MSCI/index.aspx through the UMass Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences http://www.umassmed.edu/gsbs/index.aspx during their fellowship. Basic Science experience may be pursued through the Medical School or, as with a recent fellow, through collaboration with the Biomedical Engineering Department at the nearby Worcester Polytechnic Institute http://www.wpi.edu/academics/Depts/BME/About/index.html . Since the inception of the Society of Gynecologic Surgeon's Fellow's Pelvic Research Network (FPRN) http://www.sgsonline.org/fprn.php ,our fellows have been quite active in this multicenter network which has resulted in numerous publications.
Residents rotate in urogynecology during their second and fourth years and are encouraged throughout their four years to attend our weekly didactics which include lecture, journal clubs, case presentations and research meetings. A fourth-year medical student elective in urogynecology is offered and has very popular in past years.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- Gary Sandberg served as second district councilman from 1989 to 1997, when he ran successfully for at-large councilman.
He retained that seat until his passing some time last week.
"In terms of his length of service in the inspections department, his length of years as an elected official, both as a district person and an at-large person, that's something that's hard to replace," says Peoria Mayor Jim Ardis. "The only way to replace it is to have that much time and depth of knowledge that he had."
For nearly 24 years he sat on the council, serving the past 14 of them with Ardis.
"You could always not just expect somebody to make sure that you were thinking outside of the information presented, but also added a little flare," Ardis says. "He added some character to it. It was enough that at least made people pause enough to listen."
"Gary is Gary. That's what we would say, Gary is Gary," long-time friend Pat Sullivan says with a smile. "He had a great heart, a great sense of humor, but you knew where he stood."
Sullivan says he last saw Sandberg Monday night at Kelleher's, the restaurant owned by Sullivan.
He says Sandberg used his influence on council to ensure historic buildings like the Apollo Theater were maintained.
"He really loved the old section of Peoria, whether it's the East Bluff, West Bluff or Warehouse District, he loved history," Sullivan says. "He loved saving buildings."
While the controversies surrounding Sandberg's career will be remembered in the coming days, right now city leaders are mourning the loss of a man they say constantly stood up for Peoria.
"You've got to understand Gary," Sullivan says. "And people didn't understand him, and he did things for a reason, and he thought things should be for a reason, and he thought things should be simpler, easier than what they are, and he tried to live that life."
Mayor Ardis says there is no rush to fill the at-large council seat, which will remain vacant for the time being in Gary Sandberg's absence and honor.


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Livid Instruments is proud to announce Ohm, their latest hardware instrument. Ohm is a real-time MIDI control surface designed to give digital audio and video performers an interface for performance and presentation.
Ohm is a custom-built instrument for a new breed of digital artist. "We have spent the past couple of years designing the ultimate performance instrument," explains Livid Instruments president Jay Smith. "Ohm fills the hardware void for digital artists seeking hardware instrumentation for their software instruments. We designed this to give the VJ, DJ, musician, and digital artist real hands-on control." Smith goes on, "Innovative audio and VJ software has revolutionized the way music and video is produced, but the lack of real hardware instruments to control these software's have limited performance. We aim to free artists from relying on their laptops alone, and give them the controllers they need to bring physical expression back into performance."
Livid custom manufactures their controllers with the same techniques used in traditional instrument building. The Ohm is designed for performance and features a bank of 36 buttons centrally located over a DJ style cross fader, eight faders with button triggers, ten rotary knobs, twelve function buttons, and a BPM tap button. Ohm offers easy USB connectivity and also has a standard MIDI out connector for both digital and analog MIDI integration. All of the controls on the instrument are LED backlight for performance.
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American pale has a trace of light lace over a crystal clear straw yellow beer. Sharp biting bitter with strong hop presence is a really nice APA. Nothing particularly fancy but well brewed and brightly flavored. Traces of lemon and light citrus on the nose.
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Yet another American pale ale that poured the typical clear, golden color with the foamy white head. The aroma is quite striking: a very nice blast of bittersweet tropical fruit. The flavor does mimic this with a long, solid American hop bitterness that you will really enjoy or hate. I did enjoy it but only wished it was complemented by more malt in the background.
The ale was light to medium with noticeable carbonation and a very nice bittersweet aftertaste.
This was good but does not standout from plethora of American pale ales on the market.
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A- A dark yellow/ light orange liquid with a few streams of rising carbonation. The white head is massive and craggy and has some good retention.
S- Biscuit malt and a very crisp hop presence that brings to mind fresh celery. Reminds me significantly of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.
T- Shockingly bitter, but has some caramel malt presence at the end that bring in some sweetness.
M- Bitter and dry that is also clean.
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Today is hard. I feel emotional. I feel lots of pain. I feel frustration and I feel overwhelmed. However, another part of me, the deep down inside part believes so strongly in my body and its ability to heal that it can't give up.
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In the new CBA any second practices will apparently be allowed to have a "helmet-less, non-contact practice" for the second workout. In other words, a glorified walk-thru. Yuck!
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New York Giants Notes: Guess What? There Is Still A Lockout
Ugh! NFL players and league officials traded more useless public words today regarding the 2011 NFL Lockout, talking about getting a deal DONE rather than sitting down and actually GETTING A DEAL DONE. C'mon, guys. Enough already. Stop talking and make a deal.
"The sky is the limit for us. I think we have control of our own destiny. I think all we have to do is finish games. We have a great team. I have never been around a team that has as much talent at each and every position. We just have to get on the same page at the same time and be a better football Giants team. We're already good, but need to be great."Giants safety Antrel Rolle
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The family will receive friends on Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, from 6 until 9 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home.
A private service will be held at a later date.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Jefferson Davis McKay; parents, Wm. Greenberry Williams and Martha Elizabeth Hill; son, David McKay; daughter, Bettye McKay Briscoe (Mike); brothers, Grady Williams (Leola), Trannie (Allie), Selby (Tammy) and Basil (Bernice); and sisters, Rena Kirk (Festus) and Lemora Cook (Willie).
She is survived by her daughter, Wanda McKay Lowery Sawtelle of Jasper; grandchildren, Stephen J. Lowery (Wanda Smith) of Jasper and Dr. Jonathan W. Lowery (Brooklyn Noel) of Boston, Ma.
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Childcare Resources' new Mobile Library began service this week, delivering resources Wednesday to childcare providers in Jasper, Carbon Hill and Sumiton.
The free service is also available in Blount and Shelby counties and rural areas of Jefferson County.
The Mobile Library delivers much needed books, music, play items, puppets and teacher curriculum and lesson planning guides to child care programs to improve the quality of childcare.
Teachers at Christ United Methodist Church's daycare program in Jasper were able to stock up on books for their classes when the mobile library van arrived Wednesday morning.
"It's a great resource for us. We have our own library here, but we don't have every book we need," said Tracy Waid, director of the daycare program at Christ United Methodist. "A lot of times they will have themed-type boxes that will go along with our units of study, and we can check out a themed-type box and use it."
During the month of October, childcare providers may choose to keep books and other resources for their programs. Childcare Resources is donating useable materials from their collection to childcare programs as the agency prepares to stock its shelves with new resources for 2014.
After that, teachers may check out items for a month from the Mobile Library when it makes its monthly visits.
"It's fantastic to have them come out once a month and provide that service for us for free," Waid said. "When you're on a limited budget, it helps. They also come out and do workshops with us, too. We're really glad to have the opportunity to have this resource available to us."
Christ United Methodist normally has between 50 and 60 kids on a daily basis, Waid said.
In addition to Christ United Methodist Church in Jasper, the Mobile Library also makes monthly stops at The Lighthouse Daycare in Carbon Hill, the Arc of Walker County and various home-based daycares in Jasper, and All God's Children daycare in Sumiton. Officials say they are also looking to expand their service to other daycare providers in Walker County.
Childcare Resources is able to operate because of grants from the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham and additional support from Crown Automobile, along with support for materials from PNC Grow Up Great and United Way of Central Alabama.
For more information on the Mobile Library service, contact Beverly Cook at Childcare Resources at 205-252-1991.
"I don't know why any childcare center would not take advantage of this opportunity," Waid said.


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Attached Villa w/2 car garage in Fort Myers
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 6
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Villa
- community Province Park
- rates (USD) $ 1,400 - $ 2,500 / month
vacation rental description
Single story villa with attached 2 car garage. Fully furnished
King size bed in Master Suite, Queen size bed in 2nd Br., 3rd Br./Den has pull out queen bed, computer desk with internet service.
New 42" and 32" flat screen TVs with cable service included. Full size washer and dryer.
Living Room has full wall sliding glass doors open to Lanai.
All utilities included.
Min. 30 day rental.
No smoking allowed
Must fill out HOA application and background check
Maximum 2 well behaved small dogs with pet fee.
Not available Jan. and Feb.
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Gordon Whelpton 252 241 1892
villa rental amenities
Province Park is a gated community with 24 hour guard.
It is conveniently located near I-75 and 15 min from SW FL International Airport
Next to Edison Golf course
Heated community Olympic size swimming pool, tennis court and exercise room in clubhouse
and fishing lake.
activities and attractions in Fort Myers Gulf Coast South
Nearby hiking and biking trails, Edison golf course, Large shopping plaza
6 mile Slough Nature Preserve and boardwalk
20 min. to beaches.
vacation rental rates
Dec. 2012 and March 2013 $2500
Nov. 2012 and April 2013 $1600
May 2013 to Oct. 2013 $1400 per month
$1000 deposit and $100 cleaning fee.
Gordon Whelpton 252 241 1892
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The founding partners of Seattle Natural Laboratories recognized the increasing number of modern consumers with sleep issues and the effect it was having on their health, performance, and relationships. They were also aware of the connection between a good night's sleep and looking and feeling great. Thus, Sleeping Beauty® was born. With its unique dual-action formula, Sleeping Beauty® addresses both issues head on.
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Children of Haiti
by Alexandria Hammond
Children of Haiti follows three Haitian teenage boys who live on the streets as they reflect on their country, their lives, and the hope they have for a better future.
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Children of the Sun
by Ran Tal and Amir Harel
Tracing Israel's kibbutz movement, Children of the Sun follows members of the Zionist elite from their birth in the 1920s and 1930s to the crisis that weakened the movement
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China 21
by Ruby Yang
A portrait of a new generation raised under China's "One Child Policy."
China Blue
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Jasmine left her village in a remote part of China to get a job and help her family. Now she and her teenage friends at the blue jean factory are trying to survive in a brutal work environment.
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Circus School
by Guo Jing and Ke Dingding
Take a rare look into one of China's most treasured commodities — acrobats. Circus School reveals the rigorous physical training students must endure as they prepare for a national competition.
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by David Sutherland
Country Boys is a universal coming-of-age story told through the eyes of Chris and Cody, two teenage boys struggling to find meaning and direction as they grow up in one of America's poorest regions.
Crips and Bloods: Made in America
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It's a civil war that's lasted 40 years. Passed down from son to son. Fought eye for an eye. More than 15,000 dead and counting, while the world stands by. Welcome to South Central Los Angeles.
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Refusing to let a failing kidney deter him, indie rock drummer Pat Spurgeon goes on tour with his band while searching for a donor and administering his own dialysis.
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Aneta Brodski, a deaf teen living in New York City, discovers the power of American Sign Language poetry. As she prepares to be one of the first deaf poets to compete in a spoken-word slam, her journey leads to an unexpected collaboration.
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Living in poverty with their mother in the mountains of Bolivia, 14-year-old Basilio and his 12-year-old brother, Bernardino, work long shifts in the Cerro Rico silver mines, braving deadly conditions to earn enough money to attend school.
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World of Concrete opened with style on Tuesday, with former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman drinking a martini and flanked by showgirls in high heels and sequined dresses. "World of Concrete is one of our favorite conventions and meetings," said Goodman, who was the bubbly, publicity-generating mayor from 1999 to 2011.
Tom Cindric, vice president of World of Concrete, announced at the ribbon-cutting ceremony that the show will be in Las Vegas for years to come. "We thank you for making Las Vegas its permanent home," said Goodman, who also read city and county proclamations, congratulating WOC on its 40th anniversary.
WOC's first show in Las Vegas was in 1976; there were 103 exhibitors compared to more than 1,250 today. No city has hosted more World of Concretes. The first was in Houston in 1975. Since then all of the show's attendance and square footage records have been set in Las Vegas.
Also Tuesday, Cindric announced that WOC has started a World of Concrete Legacy Award, whose first recipient is Bob Weatherton, who also was selected as one of Concrete Construction magazine's Most Influential People in its January 2014 issue. In addition, a $5,000 World of Concrete Weatherton Scholarship was been started.
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|Priceless Thanksgiving memories
|Wednesday, November 21, 2012 2:44 PM
By Jim Langham
As I look back and reflect on past Thanksgivings, it really strikes me that none of those reflections that I cherish the most had anything to do with money or wealth.
So often, when we are asked to produce reasons why we are thankful, it is easy to respond with answers such as, "food, shelter, warmth, cars" and other items that have price tags on them. While we are certainly encouraged to thank God for the everyday "care things" that he provides, the real special gifts moments are not ornaments.
These days, I think of the Thanksgiving we spent with my Grandma Langham in Woodburn, when Aunt Alice played the old pump organ and we sang such songs as, "Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken," "Now Thank We All Our God," and "Come, Ye Thankful People Come."


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Trung Sisters - Trung Trac and Trung Nhi
Female Heroes - The Trung Sisters
This sketch with an illustration is part of a series on the Women in World History Curriculum site.
Literature Commemorates the Trung Sisters
A retelling of the traditional Vietnamese story of Trung Trac and Trung Nhi. Includes an illustration from a carving showing their battle.
The Trung Sisters
Danuta Bois' sketch of these Vietnamese heroines who ruled briefly as co-queens.
The Trung Sisters
This student summary of the story of Trung Trac and Trung Nhi puts them in the context of heroines of those Vietnamese women who battled against French and American power in the 20th century.
Trung Sisters
A part of the Equity Online site promoting equal education, the site includes quotes from a 15th century poem about Trung Trac and Trung Nhi.
The Trung Sisters Day
A story of the rebellious sisters and a bit of information about the holiday honoring them, now observed as Vietnamese National Women Day.


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I discovered this last night, I'm very disappointed, I havent tried my kenko extension tubes yet, i'll try them later and see. I hope canon fix this with a firmware updateMy Kenko 1.4x & 2x TC work fine with my 5D3. Use it with the 70-200 f/2.8L.
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Considering the success that two Jets castoff RBs had this season — Danny Woodhead with the Patriots and Leon Washington with the Seahawks — it was easy to knock the organization for choosing rookie Joe McKnight as its third-string runner. But McKnight showed in Week 17 that he has the ability to be a productive player in the league.
The fourth-round choice from USC rushed for 158 yards against the Bills, showing the shiftiness and speed that made him the top high school recruit in the country in 2007. He also has been a valuable member of the Jets' special-teams coverage units.
Starting RB LaDainian Tomlinson said he saw from the sideline in the Buffalo game that McKnight has the tools needed to be a successful NFL runner.
"I think he showed he can definitely be a player in this league," Tomlinson told PFW. "He's got to continue to perfect his craft, work hard and he has a bright future."


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Bombay rental-property law proposed
BOMBAY — Peter Ghostlaw says landlords and tenants would all benefit from a local law that would require rental properties in Bombay to be registered and inspected.
At a recent Town Council session, the town's code-enforcement officer submitted language for a draft local law that requires landlords to register their available rental space with the town and allow safety inspections every 18 months.
Ghostlaw says neighboring towns, including Malone, are looking at similar regulations, so Bombay is not breaking new ground.
"There isn't an appropriate law for registering an apartment in the Town of Bombay or to do inspections," he said. "It's a great idea because it protects the tenant and landlord and makes sure everybody is safe."
Right now, there is no way for the town to know what buildings may have been converted from single-family homes to apartment houses and that the rooms are safe for tenants to occupy.
But a local law would require the owners to register the property within a certain time period or face a fine, Ghostlaw said.
He proposed the town charge a $20 annual fee per rental unit, an idea he expects will be met with opposition.
The code officer said he understands that people might be upset and declare that the fee is just another way for the government to get money out its residents.
"I understand that, but the fee seems reasonable for what it does," he said. "It levels the playing field between the tenant and landlord.
"I'm trying to do this to make people safe," Ghostlaw said. "That's my job."
The Town Council tabled the discussion and agreed to give the draft local-law language to the town attorney for review.
Also at the session:
SETBACKS: Councilors heard another proposal from Ghostlaw to create a local law concerning property setback limits since there are no such laws on the books now.
ASSESSOR: The council appointed Robert Rowe of Burke as assessor following the resignation of David Rotman, who took a different job.
Rowe is to submit a monthly report of activity and attend Town Council meetings.
CEMETERY: The town will make an inquiry to the State Department of State's Division of Cemeteries for a clarification on whether Hillside Rest Cemetery on Franklin County Road 4 is officially abandoned.
Robert Bergeron, who has maintained the cemetery and says the upkeep is now the town's responsibility, told the Town Council the state declared it abandoned in 2000 since there were no surviving plot holders and no lots could be sold.
BUDGET: The council scheduled an initial quarterly budget meeting for 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, to go over the bills, bank statements and the budget.
Subsequent budget meetings will be held the fourth Wednesday of every third month.
SECURITY: The Town Council discussed hiring an information-technology specialist to monitor the new security system being installed at the Municipal Building and to update and maintain the town's website.
VANDALISM: Highway Superintendent Jamie Durant said a window was broken on a town-owned pay loader. He filed a police report and said security tapes will be reviewed.
Durant also updated the council about pavement grinding to begin on Lantry Road and Cold Springs Road, paving at the Municipal Building parking lot and repairs to Kibble Road.
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— Be proactive on cyberbullying
(The Press Republican / Plattsburgh, N.Y.)
Parents everywhere must be rejoicing, because a new poll suggests that cyberbullying among students seems to be decreasing.
Imagine what a nightmare it is for parents to know their children are being tormented by hateful, or, at least, uncompassionate, peers?
Students have committed suicide under relentless torture perpetrated through Facebook and other social media. Those stories tear at the hearts of parents trying to guide their children through a healthy and happy adolescence.
A poll conducted recently by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and MTV found that instances of what is called "digital abuse" are on the decline.
In addition, a movement is emerging that encourages students to not only avoid hurting feelings across the Internet, but to go to the aid of those whose feelings have already been fractured.
In truth, it's hard to imagine a well-raised child being a party to such hurtful behavior. "Good kids" simply couldn't believe acting so maliciously is acceptable, could they? Yet it happens on a large scale. Probably some students participate without realizing the horrible effects they are having on their classmates.
That's where the schools and the parents come in. And they apparently are, according to the poll.
Results indicate that 49 percent of students have endured some kind of harassment from other students, down from 56 percent in 2011. And 34 percent of harassed children are going to their parents for help, up from 27 percent.
Parents must be proactive on this issue, monitoring what their own children write, as well as what is written about them.
No child should have to endure such emotional agony.
Obamacare stumbles over the basics of signups
(New Castle News / New Castle, Pa.)
Every new program is bound to have a few glitches.
But what's happening right now with the nation's new health insurance program and online signup efforts is disturbing. And it creates uncertainty regarding the entire concept of health care reform.
Considering this is President Obama's signature domestic initiative, we would have expected something constructive with the first encounter many Americans had with what's been dubbed Obamacare. Instead, a seemingly endless stream of reports have come out regarding the inability of average Americans to sign up for the health insurance they apparently want.
We suppose that's one point in the president's favor. Heavy use of the health insurance signup site indicates a real demand for the program he has championed. But like anything else, demand is meaningless if it doesn't work properly.
The good news is that there is time for the tech folks to go back in and eliminate the bugs that have cropped up to give the public error messages and frozen screens. The bad news is that this episode falls in line with the views of critics, who have attacked Obamacare from the beginning as too bureaucratic, invasive and costly.
The inability to craft a website that properly directs people to where they want to go in this day and age is an example of incompetence. And last week's House hearings on the matter produced little more than a round of finger pointing over who is at fault. It turns out a multitude of private contractors were involved in the assembly of this system.
What's that old saying about too many cooks?
The website debacle has given the GOP renewed ammunition in its demands to delay and/or defund Obamacare. While delays may be inevitable if people don't have reasonable opportunities to sign up, killing health care reform remains an unrealistic option.
We continue to argue that the responsible move would be for Republicans to demand greater accountability, reliability and efficiency from the program — and be prepared to advocate future cost-saving measures if costs become real problems.
But calls to simply repeal Obamacare and replace it with some non-existent alternative won't work. And if this reform falters, the next step is likely to be a national single-payer system. Is that what conservatives want?


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"[My breasts] are fresh and plump. I feel sexy, and I show them off a little. My legs, also -- they are cute and curvy. My face is generally smooth and fair." - Pinky
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"Like boutique.larrieux, I like my calves, especially in heels. Otherwise, I like the shape of my lips." - Etaureau
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"I have curves that go on forever! There is no mistaking the hourglass in my figure. I'm a wider version of the classic brick house, and the wider part doesn't even falter my stride. Va-voom!" — Tish
"I spend a lot of time looking at my feet in the summer, so I'll go with that. I love to decorate my toes with polish and show them off in sandals." — BigGirlBlue
5. Boots and More Boots!"Hi! I love my long neck and decollage. I do believe many plus size women can wear skinny jeans as many have gorgeous proportioned legs. I, however, do not, so I stick to my boot cut and flares! Love em! A nice straight leg works nice with a pair of wide calf boots over top, of course!" - Tontotito
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"Let's see - I have great lips, strong legs and shoulders, but I must say my greatest assest are my 'twins'! As for skinny jeans - I think the work best on the hourglass/proportional girls." — Guest Neece
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