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The CMOS molecular (CMOL) circuit is a promising hybrid structure incorporating the nanowire crossbar into the CMOS integrated circuit (IC) implementation. In this letter, a novel three-dimensional (3D) architecture of the CMOL circuit is introduced. This structure eliminates the special pin requirement of the original CMOL designs, providing a feasible and efficient solution to build the practical CMOL circuits. In this 3D structure, the density of the nanowire crossbar is doubled. Such a high-density implementation enables the 3D CMOL technology to leap ahead of the IC roadmap by more than three generations.
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With the flourishing presence of visitors to the island, restaurants increasingly offer an international dining experience with a variety of familiar home-from-home dishes like soups, steak and chips or omelettes. However, trying the local food on a self-catering holiday in Fuerteventura is simply a must. Tapas is a great way to try out a variety of local dishes. It is characterised by small portions of food often served as a side dish and in most cases, can be found on display in either chilled or heated cabinets on the bar.
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Much of the Midwest and Eastern U.S. over the past few days have dealt with hot and extremely humid conditions. Our area saw the hot streak get underway on Sunday, July 17th as temperatures in many locales reached into the 90s. Along with that from Sunday to Wednesday, dew point values were running at the top of the charts for the Badger State, well into the 70s and even lower 80s. Below is a breakdown of the highs during this period. The hottest readings on this list were recorded in Wisconsin Rapids, which on 7/20 tied their record high of 96.
Now technically, this was not a true heat wave by definition in Wausau, Rhinelander and Marshfield, because there were only 2 consecutive days of 90 degree or higher temperatures. Wisconsin Rapids on the other hand had 4 days in a row. A true heat wave is 3 or more days when the mercury hits 90+. A minor detail perhaps, but that's how we refer to it when it comes to the weather record book.
As for the heat index or what it felt like outside during this time, here are a few examples. In Medford on 7/18 the high was 91 degrees with a dew point of 81. That translated to a heat index of 115 degrees. Meantime in Wausau on that same Monday, the high made it to 94, with a dew point at 77, equating to a heat index of 108. Excessive heat indeed. Of course with all of this hot and humid air, it was only a matter of time for storms to pop up over in the area. Sure enough, 3 out of the 4 days featured storms producing heavy downpours and damaging winds, which raked through parts of our region. Here's the breakdown.
Sunday July 17th
The day started out with foggy conditions, quickly yielding to a fair amount of sunshine by mid-morning, while temperatures soared. By late afternoon, most locations had hit the low to mid 90s. With the very humid airmass in place, flood watches were issued for Price, Taylor and Clark Counties. However, that is not where the gully washer type storms developed. Instead, severe storms blew up in NW Wisconsin and pushed into Vilas County right around 6pm. The line of storms stayed put over this area for a good 2 hours, dumping anywhere from 3-5" of rain, causing widespread localized flooding. As the evening wore on, the storms shifted southeast, leading to additional severe storm warnings, due to damaging winds. Winds gusted anywhere from 50-65 mph, producing numerous power outages and downed trees. The storms rolled through Rhinelander just before 8pm and hit Wausau just after 9pm.
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A couple rounds of storms affected North Central Wisconsin on Monday. The first and more potent in nature arrived in Central Wisconsin close to 7am and quickly shifted southeast from Marathon into Wood, Portage and Waupaca Counties between 8 & 9am. Once again, the calling card from these storms were heavy downpours of rain with anywhere from a half to one inch falling in less than an hour, along with wind gusts up to 60 mph. There were reports of down trees in Wisconsin Rapids, Stevens Point, Plover and Waupaca. Later in the afternoon, a broken line of showers and storms slid south through the area. Although initially leading to storm warnings in the north, they stayed fairly run of the mill in intensity until working into the Fox Valley, where some trees were downed near New London.
Tuesday July 19th
This was not the hottest day in the Wisconsin River Valley due in large part to clouds that stuck around from morning storms back near the Twin Cities and up across northern Minnesota. However, just because there wasn't much sunshine doesn't mean atmospheric conditions weren't ripe for drenching and damaging storms. The storms got going back in Price & Taylor Counties just before 6pm, increasing in coverage as they tracked toward Medford, Wausau, and Marshfield. A severe storm exhibiting strong rotation, tracked across Taylor, northern Clark and into western Marathon County from 7-8pm. Although there was no tornado, a least one funnel cloud was sighted near Vankeef, while damaging winds and torrential downpours of rain occurred. Anywhere from 2-4" fell in this region by the time the wet weather finally concluded. The thunderstorms continued to roll SE, and for a little while actually slowed down before picking up speed in forward progress around 9:30pm in Wood County. This bow echo line of storms slammed east into Portage County at 10pm, leading to the widespread wind and flood damage in Junction City, Stevens Point and Plover. Titan Radar showed as these storms were heading east, winds as high as 70 mph, which was later confirmed by the NWS Green Bay storm assessment. Straight line winds took out numerous trees and power lines in Stevens Point, while many roads quickly flooded. The western flank of the storms meanwhile shifted south through Juneau, Adams and Waushara Counties, but gradually loss their ferocity.
If you are keeping score at home, we have now had severe weather outbreaks in April, May, June and July. Based on our track record, I wouldn't be surprised if more active weather manages to hit in August, but only time will tell if that ends up being the case.
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The state attorney general's office announced Monday that it has reached a settlement with Resnick's Mattress Outlet Inc., which had been under investigation for allegedly false advertising and deceptive business practices. Under the terms of the settlement, the Newburgh, Orange County-based Resnick's agreed to stop running certain advertisements and ensure that it does not engage in ``bait-and-switch'' tactics. Resnick's also agreed to pay the attorney general's office $10,000 for the cost of the investigation.
The Resnick's ads featured company owner Justin Resnick, who offered mattresses for $29.95 to $59.95. However, the attorney general's office found that when customers inquired about those mattresses at the Resnick stores, salespeople discouraged them from purchasing them and directed them toward more expensive mattresses in the store.
``(Bait-and-switch) is an age-old sales tactic that gives an unfair competitive advantage to a business over its competitors by using false promises,'' Attorney General Eliot Spitzer said.
The company had also claimed that it would double a customer's money back if they could find a mattress for less from a competitor within a 100-mile radius. But the guarantee was moot, since most of Resnick's product is manufactured specifically for the company and could not be found at competitors, according to Spitzer's office.
In addition, Resnick's has agreed to clarify the limitations and conditions on its offer for a free frame, delivery and removal, as well as provide a five-year warranty on any mattress it sells for $100 or less.
``What Resnick has done by filling the airwaves with this false advertising is to diminish the integrity of the industry,'' Spitzer said.
Justin Resnick attempted to downplay the significance of the settlement Monday, saying he paid the $10,000 to avoid paying more for a lengthy trial.
``For me to defend myself would have cost $40,000,'' he said. ``It looks like I just saved $30,000.''
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My goal is to minister to the needs of the local church. The following list is by no means a complete list of things that can be done to help your group. If you don't see something on the list, just email your ideas with a request. Below are the most popular conferences that I do for churches.
These conferences are designed to help women understand biblical femininity and to grow to a deeper, healthier and holier perspective of who they are in Christ. Topics include: Overcoming Toxic Shame, The Stress of wives and moms, Depression, Biblical Self-Esteem, Cinderella etc…
There are many weekend and week long conferences on subjects related to teens and college aged young adults. Some of the topics include: Purity, (sexual purity, purity of thought, mouth and actions) dating, courtship, relationships, honoring parents, discovering God's will, how to stand tall in the hall at school for Christ, drugs/alcohol, dysfunctional relationships, biblical self-esteem, depression, suicide, etc…You could have an all weekend purity conference or a weekend on dating and self esteem. These topics can be mixed and matched up to meet the needs of the young people.
These are weekends for teenagers and early 20s young people. It is on purity but also on Biblical Manhood and Biblical Femininity. The sexes are divided up so that a more gender specific program can be delivered. Guys only on one weekend and girls only on the next weekend. 20 Characteristics of Manhood, Head of Home, Pornography etc. are given to guys only. The next weekend talks about pregnancy, date rape, dress, how to not be boy crazy and how to be a Christian young lady are given to the girls.
This conference is designed for all ages of men. Young and old. Married or single. What does it mean to be a man? Defined by the bible. Head of home, characteristics of a Godly man, sexual purity, authentic manhood and how to show strength and courage are topics.
A weekend or week long event can be done that presents topics that anyone can benefit from whether you are the senior adult or a young teen, married, single, parent or not. These topics are things that all Christians can grow in. They can be done one at a time, or it can be done on a Friday night and all day Saturday format. There are many topics available. The most requested subject matters are these:
Conquering Anger
Conquering Stress
Conquering Depression
Conquering Forgiveness
Biblical Self-Esteem
How to Have Healthy Arguments
Overcoming Shame
Spiritual Warfare
Alcohol and Drugs
Dysfunctional families
And many others!
This ministry started out with this focus. Having spent years as a marriage therapist, I love giving out practical steps for couples to go home and actually implement to improve their marriage. It is for all couples. Good marriages, bad marriages or even just wanting to know what one should consider before they get married. I have done different topics on marriage retreats for 16 years, so there are many topics that can be addressed. Churches can choose what topics they would like to be covered. The most popular topics include:
Biblical foundation for marriage, romance, sexuality, goals, his needs/her needs, trust, conflict resolution, protection of marriage, headship/submission and many others.
There are many topics. Most parenting conferences will include the Biblical mandates for parenting, discipline with different options including spankings, passing on a legacy to your kids, how to practically implement discipleship in your home, peer pressure, sibling rivalry. Can be done with all parents, but also works well to do 3 sessions. One for parents of young children ( bed wetting, biting, temper tantrums etc ) one for parents of teenagers ( driving, dating, drinking etc) and one for parenting your adult children.
There are many other workshops that can be done in the church, or even in the workplace. Topics on communication, conflict resolution, goal setting, service excellence ( positive attitude content) are all great in settings for the workplace, the church, deacon groups, staff trainings. Let Family Ark Ministries design a program to fit your needs at your location for God's glory.


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The U.S. Census Bureau likes my family. I know this because they call us once a month.
I get calls from a census lady who talks like she's from Bombay. She always wants to know exactly how many hours I worked the previous week. (This could be my boss disguising her voice. I do not know.)
A couple of weeks ago, my wife got an official-looking letter saying she had been picked to participate in the American Time Use Survey.
When the census worker called several days later, the survey lasted 20 minutes. She asked questions like: "What time did you wake up yesterday?" and "How long did you spend on the grooming process?"
The grooming process?
The most bizarre question came after my wife noted that she spent 30 minutes before bedtime playing solitaire on an iPad.
"How satisfied were you with your husband at that time?" the census worker asked.
"Oh my gosh," I'm thinking. "Were they asking about satisfaction with your husband while you were playing with the iPad or your satisfaction with your husband at bedtime?"
I know the U.S. Census needs information, but still.
My friends are dubious about my family's frequent census calls. They say if the census people ask us if we have a pit bull or if we're going to be home on Wednesday between 9 p.m. and midnight, we should call the cops.
For now, though, we are trying to be good citizens.
Incidentally, I don't think it's fair that my wife got to take the long, what-do-you-do-every-minute-of-the-day survey, and I did not.
Men do important things, too.
• For example, I spend 17 minutes a day tying my 5-year-old son's shoes. He unties them on purpose. I think it's because he likes to hear my knees crackle.
• I spend 13 minutes a day eating high-fiber cereal and drinking Metamucil. I spend 30 minutes a day dealing with the aftermath.
• I spent 10 minutes one day last week teaching my 5-year-old son how to hit acorns into a neighbor's yard with a tennis racket.
• Some people play golf to relax; I watch bad reality television. I spend 22 minutes a day watching redneck women on horseback chasing wild pigs across Texas.
• Finally, I spend 24 hours a day being thankful for being born in America and for being blessed with a beautiful wife and two healthy sons.
And, if you ask me, that's all anybody really needs to know.
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A stroll around the Library, an iconic Melbourne landmark recognised for its heritage architecture, reveals much about its fascinating history. The building, which is in fact made up of 23 buildings, takes up an entire city block and was constructed over many years, beginning in 1854. Highlights include the spectacular domed La Trobe Reading Room and the splendid Redmond Barry Reading Room.
If you can't make it to the Library in person, take our online interactive tour and explore 360° views of the Library's beautiful galleries and heritage spaces.
The lawn
The first thing you'll notice when you arrive is the huge grassed area at the front of the Library – a rarity in the centre of the city. Since at least the 1930s, the lawn has been a popular spot for inner-city workers, students and visitors wanting to soak up a few rays.
When the Library opened in 1856 a picket fence surrounded the lawn, which was mostly covered by shrubs and trees. Library visitors entered the grounds through a gate on Swanston Street before climbing the stairs to the wooden front door that is still the main entrance. The pickets were replaced by wrought iron in 1873, the fence removed altogether in 1939, and the shrubs and trees cleared away over time, to leave the open space you see now.
At the corner of Swanston Street and La Trobe streets lies a modern bluestone sculpture of a great institution in ruins. The sculpture, Architectural fragment by Petrus Spronk, was installed in 1992 and is based on a detail of the Library's portico.
Dotted around the lawn are several statues. From his position in the middle of the steps, a statue of Sir Redmond Barry welcomes our visitors. Barry founded some of Melbourne's most famous public works, including the University of Melbourne and Royal Melbourne Hospital. The statue was modelled by James Gilbert and completed by Percival Ball after Gilbert's death in 1885. It was erected in 1887, seven years after Barry's death.
At the north end of the lawn is a statue of Lieutenant-Governor Charles La Trobe, the first Lieutenant Governor of the Colony of Victoria and another of the Library's founders. Peter Corlett OAM was commissioned by the La Trobe Society to sculpt a statue to celebrate the National Trust's Year of La Trobe. It was unveiled in 2006 by the then-Governor of Victoria, Professor David de Kretser AC.
The statue of St George and the Dragon by Sir Joseph Edgar Boehm, which is near the Library entrance, was purchased in 1889. It was originally placed in the centre of the entrance to the Library but was moved in 1907 to balance the newly acquired statue of Jeanne d'Arc.
The bronze statue Jeanne d'Arc (Joan of Arc) by Emmanuel Fremiet was installed in 1907. The statute was selected and purchased not by the Library but by the director of the National Art Gallery of Victoria, Bernard Hall. (The Gallery was then part of the building complex, as was the Museum.)
Beside the steps is a bronze statue of the titular character from Jenny Wagner's book The bunyip of Berkeley's Creek. It was made by Ron Brooks at the Meridian sculpture foundry in 1994 and came into the Library's care as part of the Scholastic Dromkeen Children's Literature Collection.
Also a gift of the Scholastic Dromkeen Children's Literature Collection is Mr Lizard and Gumnut Baby, characters known and loved by generations of Australian children from May Gibbs' Snugglepot and Cuddlepie. Smiley Williams created this bronze sculpture in 1998.
Other statues have graced the Library's grounds in the past, including a pair of huge, resting bronze lions that guarded the top of the steps, where the lawn ends, from the 1860s to 1924.
Facade & Library entrance
In 1853 Joseph Reed won a competition to design the Library, which was then called the Melbourne Public Library. Even though the main section of the Library was finished in time for the official opening on 11 February 1856, the south wing wasn't completed until 1859 and the north wing wasn't finished until 1864. The grand portico, made of Tasmanian freestone (a type of sandstone from Kangaroo Head near Hobart), was added in 1870.
When the Library first opened, only men and women aged over 14 with a respectable appearance and clean hands could come in. Our entry policy has changed since then, but the architecture is still largely the same. The heritage wooden entrance doors and beautiful marble flooring are complemented by modern automated sliding glass doors and an information desk that includes a digital signage screen featuring the latest Library events.
Keith Murdoch Gallery
To the right of the main Library entrance is the Keith Murdoch Gallery. This gallery was originally an art museum, before being incorporated into the Museum of Victoria. These days it displays exhibitions drawn from the Library's collections, as well as touring shows from other cultural institutions.
Queen's Hall
Directly behind the information desk is the grand marble staircase leading to Queen's Hall, which is currently closed to the public except for special events. The stairs were built in 1913 to link the foyer with Queen's Hall and the La Trobe Reading Room. The Carrara marble used to make the stairs was imported from Italy, but the walls and balustrade are made of locally quarried limestone from Buchan in eastern Victoria. Look carefully and you'll see fossils in the limestone.
Although you can't currently tread the staircase, if you look up you'll see stained-glass windows featuring the Latin phrase 'Delectant domi — non impediunt foris — peregrinantur', or 'Books are a delight at home and no hindrance abroad'. This phrase was chosen by Barry and was stamped in gold on the inside cover of all the Library's books. You'll also see some murals at the top of the staircase. Harold Septimus Power's War and Napier Waller's Peace after victory were purchased by the Library during the 1920s to commemorate World War I.
Situated on the third floor, Queen's Hall was part of the original Library building that opened in 1859. The room was opened to mark Queen Victoria's birthday and was originally called the Queen's Reading Room. The hall contained the art, music and performing arts collections. It is now used for functions and Library events.
Information Centre
Through the foyer and past the marble staircase you'll arrive in the Information Centre. Originally used as a newspaper and periodical reading room from 1913 to 1980, this area retains some original architectural features, such as an elegant fan-ribbed roof. In 1997 the space was redeveloped as the Information Centre, a public area specifically designed around computer technology.
The courtyards
In the corners of the Information Centre are the former courtyards, which have now been roofed — though you can still see the Library's original stone walls and huge stained-glass or imposing sash windows. The areas now house the Family History & Newspaper Room, the Arts Reading Room and, in the northwest corner, the Courtyard hosts Play Pod and acts as a flexible venue space for functions and events.
Central lobby
Beyond the Information Centre is the marbled central lobby. The artwork above the lift is View of Melbourne at the end of the millennium, painted by Jan Senbergs between 1997 and 1999.
Cowen Gallery
If you head up the marble staircase or take the lift from the central lobby, you'll arrive in the Cowen Gallery, which is richly decorated with paintings depicting, or relevant to, Victoria. The adjacent rooms, the Blue and Red Rotundas, house portraits and busts of Victorians, while the gallery primarily showcases historical Victorian scenes and paintings by local artists.
Redmond Barry Reading Room
Pass from the lifts or stairway through the Cowen Gallery, and you'll enter the Redmond Barry Reading Room. This superbly restored room originally housed the Industrial and Technological Museum. Now home to the Library's general nonfiction collection, the reading room opened in 2004 following total refurbishment.
The room is bordered by several special collection rooms and the Journals & Magazines Reading Room.
La Trobe Reading Room
Walk back through the Cowen Gallery and take the marble stairs or lifts up to the La Trobe Reading Room. To the left of the lift as you face it is Spring Street end, a woollen tapestry designed by Ben McKeown and woven at the Australian Tapestry Workshop in 2011.
Facing the entrance to the La Trobe Reading Room is the Joyce and Court Oldmeadow Memorial Sculpture, cast in bronze by Tessa Wallis at Coates & Wood foundry in 2003. The sculpture depicts a group of much-loved characters from Australian children's books, including Koala Lou, Wombat Divine and Shy the Platypus. It was commissioned by Scholastic Australia to commemorate Courtney and Joyce Oldmeadow, the founders of Dromkeen, and the dragon encircling the group represents the Dromkeen Dragon.
At the La Trobe Reading Room, you'll see the best-known and most impressive architectural feature of the Library – the great reading room and its dome. Built in 1913, this octagonal building is six stories high and can house 32,000 books and 320 readers at its desks.
Known as the Domed Reading Room until it was reopened in 2003 after refurbishment, the building is an architectural feat. When it was built in 1913, the enormous reinforced-concrete structure was the largest in the world.
The upper galleries were originally serviced by spiral, metal staircases. These staircases can still be seen, but access to the galleries is now by lift.


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Imagine sitting down at a table with all your fellow Kaijudo duelists. You hear the tape ripped off the cardboard shipping box containing booster packs of DragonStrike Infernus. You hear the shouts as the first foil card is revealed, and the individual packs are passed around. Finally, you tear open a booster—your heart racing as you wonder what cards you'll find inside—and fan out your first DragonStrike Infernus cards!
On Saturday, March 16, Kaijudo fans nationwide will experience that rush at the first official Kaijudo Set Premiere. Those of you tuning into cards games for your first time with Kaijudo are in for a treat, and those of you who have experienced events like these before are about to see them in a new light!
If you're like me, by the time this January rolled around, you'd been waiting months for an announcement about Kaijudo Organized Play. It was worth the wait! There was so much good stuff in that announcement that some people might have missed one of the coolest parts: Kaijudo is having its very first Set Premiere, a little over two weeks from now!
The DragonStrike Infernus Set Premiere will be an in-store celebration of the new set of cards. There will be duels with achievement cards that can earn you exclusive rewards.
On top of that, you will receive a forty-card sample deck, designed to be easily altered with packs of the newest set. You'll play your duels with this deck to keep everyone on a level playing field. (For those of you that want to test out the new cards in your normal decks, the Kaijudo Duel Days starts only a few weeks after the Set Premiere, on April 6!)
Each participating store will be equipped with a DragonStrike Infernus Set Premiere kit, and they'll have free reign of how they handle their events. For the players looking to share the excitement of the release with friends, many stores will be hosting casual, free celebrations. For the more competitive players out there, some stores will host tournaments with a fee attached. You can check out the store locator to find the right event for the type of experience you're looking for.
This event, like many others, is an opportunity for the players to have fun. That's what this game is all about! Getting your hands on new cards and trying to earn exclusive promo cards while surrounded by people celebrating a game you love is a fun way spend time with friends.
If you're the competitive type, this will be your first chance to get some real testing done with the newer cards. You'll see how they react in situations you normally wouldn't encounter, and that gives you a deeper understanding of potential strategies you can use in future duels.
The DragonStrike Infernus Set Premiere will be the first official form of limited play. I'm looking forward to seeing how works!
I'm also excited to see how this helps the game grow. An event like this is a huge step forward in growing your local community of players. (Are you still in an area that needs a boost? My previous article has some tips that can help out!) I've been astounded by the number of groups popping up all over the place. Soon the sixteen-person event kits aren't going to be big enough!
As players, it falls to us to help sculpt the community of the game. So whether you're a long-time fan, a new player, or an "evangelist" like me, be sure to get a group of friends together and head on over to the first Kaijudo Set Premiere. On Saturday, March 16, Kaijudo history will be made, and that history starts with you!


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i have had a headache for the last two weeks if any one has any suggestions please let me no
March 13, 2011 by Merrick Baker
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The 2 cancers' that I beat were rhabdomyosarcoma in my right jaw muscle and osteosarcoma above my left knee. I also received a blood transfusion after chemo with West Nile virus in it. I contracted West Nile Encephalitis and was a vegetable even unable to talk for 4 months. I had to relearn everything. So if anyone wants to talk about a bad hand dealt to them I am a great listener and I'm pretty sure I know how you are feeling.
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we talked tus with transplant team and we r doing the transplant the day i get out of school and ill be in there for the hole summer and next year school year . its hard to go through this be my sister is going to be my caregiver,.
March 9, 2011 by Jeremiah Goska
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hi my name is jeremiah i am starting a chat line for any one on here it will be a chat line number it is not only for people that went throo cancer but it is for adalts to email if interested in being apart @ jeremiahg20@gmail hope too here from you soon
February 27, 2011 by Rachel
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Hey Guys! I'm new to this site so I thought I'd introduce myself.
My name is Rachel, and at 14 years old I was diagnosed with Stage 4 Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Since then, I've gone into remission and then relapsed, so I had to have a stem cell transplant. I'm now 18 and in remission as far as I know, but I just had a CT scan and I'm really nervous about the results. I have this horrible feeling that my cancer's come back again. I'm trying to be positive but I don't think I can go through this for a third time.
I just wish I could feel like a normal kid again.
November 6, 2010 by Alex Whittle
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I THROW MY ZOFRAN IN THE AIR SOMETIMES SAYING AAYYOO… WHERE'D THE BOX GO? This should be made a like on facebook, if you ask me. To confuse people.
If anybody on here is British, add me? If everyone here isn't British, tell me to go drink tea and play croquet or whatever you think we do. And if you want someone to talk to (like there aren't enough lovely people already) then add me.
i hate having leukemia, i can't do anything anymore. i can't play baseball and i can't play soccer. i can't do what i used to do before all this happened, and worst of all i hate seeing my girlfriend suffer with me. she's always trying to help me think positive ,but it's very difficult to do when your in so much pain. Damn, i hate the fact that this is not only affecting me. but it is affecting her as well. why does this happen. !!!!!
I got my test results. They found two cysts in my groin. going to the ogyn (yuck) sometime next week. Hopefullly the pain will go away. I just want it to be next week.
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Hi:) mi name is shantae' im 17 about to be 18 feb 6 i am a cancer survior(Hodgkins Lymphoma i will been in remission for going on 3 yrs YAY
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Hey everyone! Good luck at the hospital for those of you who are in treatment! I can't wait for TLC tonight
Germ cell, my story so far.
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Hi, my name's Ellie and I'm 19 years old. I was in the middle of my first year at university and was having water infections and unexplained fatigue, days where I literally stopped being able to do anything from exhaustion. After about 3 times of being precribed antibiotics for the infections, I decided to push for more explanation to why I was getting ill all the time. A GP found a lump in my abdomen and suspected it to be a dermoid cyst, but on the 23/03/11 an MRI revealed that I had a 14x11x10cm germ cell tumour on my left ovary. A CT scan and biopsy showed that I also had a smaller tumour on my right ovary (approx 4cm) and that the cancer had spread to my lymph nodes. Germ cell is a rare cancer affecting mostly younger women, only 1% of ovarian cancers are the same as mine.
I suspended my studies (hope to start my first year of uni again next year) and moved out of student halls where I had lived whilst at uni, to come and live at home with my parents while I undergo chemotherapy. I'm 2 courses into a projected 4 x BEP 5 day regieme. It's definitely tough, I'm getting all the usual side effects including tinnitus, nausea, aches in my lymph nodes, neuropathy in my legs, hairloss, mouth ulcers and "chemo-brain". I'm also experiencing the menopause complete with hot flushes because my ovaries have been "put to sleep" with the hope that I will recover fertility after treatment. There haven't been any serious hiccups in the treatment so far. There's currently a little concern about my lung function and possible damage by bleomycin (I got a cough 3 weeks ago and it still hasn't shifted), and I had a low white count on a check up in my first round so I had a 5 day course of blood boosters, which gave me quite a lot of pain in my legs and lower back. In the second round when I was in hospital recieving chemo, they spotted I get a very low heart rate at night (about 40bpm) and this is also being checked out.
Even though this whole experience has completely upturned my life I remain positive. One thing I did before I went for my first round of chemo is raise some money for Cancer Research UK and awareness for germ cell and ovarian cancers by cutting my hair into a mohawk! http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ljn91zSu9R1qg643uo1_500.jpg I came to this website to try and meet other people in my situation and have people to talk to who can really relate to all this. I'm always up for a chat!
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The dreaded /gquitPosted by: Saresa in Guild
No no no, I am not leaving either of my guilds, calm down people! However, I was reading one of Matticus' posts today which uncannily reminded me of my own experience in leaving Dying Breed, and my thoughts and feelings about this leaving ever since. In my opinion, joining a guild is one of the biggest decisions you can make in World of Warcraft – taken seriously enough, it is almost like a marriage (albeit a weird, polygamist marriage in perhaps a cult like situation… again, I digress) where you are absorbed into a new family and made a part of it. Perhaps some people don't approach it seriously enough, and perhaps some of us take it all far too seriously, but basically thats what it means to me.
Now, I am not saying that all guilds are alike. Dying Breed felt (and still feels) like home to me. My friends there rank up among some of the closest friends that I have in my 'real life'. Sure, they weren't progression focused, but they were a close knit bunch of people who enjoyed each other's company and occasionally going out and kicking some ass. I had been there long enough that I was well known and respected within the guild, people would ask me my advice and opinion, I would ask for theirs, and we would have some very interesting discussions about this, that, and the other (including thirty minute long debates about the 'awesome' factor of Vegemite!). When I left Dying Breed, it honestly felt the same as when you leave home for the first time. I know you may laugh at me, but yes, I cried. I felt horrible that I was deserting the people who had helped me and been there for me throughout my time in the game, all for some shiny loots and a couple of boss fights.
Now a couple of my friends at this point had already joined Arcis, and they suggested that I apply for the guild. They (well, Kalf) reassured me that Arcis had a similar sort of feel to Dying Breed, but with a more raid oriented focus. This sounded reassuring to me – I couldn't bear the thought of going to a guild where the people weren't friendly and chatty, it would all be too alien and strange to me. Well, he didn't lie – the guild chat in Arcis is quite noisy during the day, and people are fairly friendly, but the focus of the chatting is not at all the same. It's kind of like when you go to work – the people are nice enough, but most of your co-workers don't really care about your real life, so long as you show up and get the job done. There is also a much more competitive and aggressive atmosphere when it does come to performance – rather than alot of encouragement from others, there is direct competition as to who puts out the most DPS, the most HPS, and people are not afraid to comment on anything you do (regardless of how well or ill informed they are). If you screw up, you will be reminded, and not always in a happy joking way either! Everyone is vying for the top spot, because if you aren't at the top you are open to criticism from the whole raid.
(** rant incoming!! Be aware!! **) A case in point the other day was when one of the paladins of the guild questioned my spec, gear, and spell rotation. Now, I was a bit affronted at the way he said some things to me, especially as he has never played a warlock in my knowledge, and certainly not one to 70 in our guild at any rate. When I mentioned to the guild leader that I didn't appreciate the way he spoke to me about it (and apparently he was giving some of the other locks a hard time as well, which I mentioned) I was basically told to get over it. That was fine… but then she said "The other locks do put out more damage than you usually, you know", which kind of got my back up. Just a touch. Not because I would object to them out dpsing me, but because I know it to be untrue. I run my own damage meter in a raid situation, and I also look at the posted ones, and my damage output is generally respectable. I am never first (that position goes to Candi of the uber-DPS), but out of the warlocks I am generally 2nd or 3rd (Ri and I are incredibly close in damage output, although I generally win out by the end of a raid), and generally within the top 7 in the raid. Not great, but certainly not bad. I don't mind advice, but when this advice is all founded upon something which is untrue… well, I get kinda mad (** End rant **)
So, what is the point of all this ramble? Do I regret leaving Dying Breed to venture into raiding? Truthfully, I don't. I am not sure what I would be doing now if I was still in Dying Breed, but I certainly was not enjoying Karazhan anymore, and I was getting tired of playing Saresa. However, I can't say that I don't regret leaving Dying Breed – ever since I left there has been a constant stream of people leaving to join raiding guilds, and I can't help but wonder if I kinda started it all (Narcissism is rampant here, I know). Someone mentioned the other day that perhaps if everyone had've stayed, we may be in SSC or TK by now. Well, that may be true. I personally believe that we wouldn't be, because to succeed in those instances you need a dedicated raiding focus, and the attitude that it's OK to criticise people at any point if you don't think they are living up to their max potential. That just wasn't present in Dying Breed… which in my mind, was a good thing. That is the reason why I will be going back to Dying Breed when WotLK comes out, and I probably won't be leaving again. Sure, I'll have to listen to my raiding friends gloating about their progress. Well, big whoppeedoodah. I also get to miss out on the immature, epeen stroking conversations that occur in Arcis guild chat occasionally, and WoW can go back to being fun for me, rather than being a job.
Note: This isn't to say I don't enjoy raiding. I do. I just don't like the occasional asshat behaviour that accompanies it. In my mind I guess, a lot of raiders are like doctors – they are ego driven, confident people. That is how they do so well. I also do like the majority of people in Arcis. I just don't enjoy feeling like I am at work when I am playing.Tags: Guild


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The last New Hyde Park/Garden City Park School Board meeting was held at the Hillside Grade School.
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The next resident also requested that there be no cuts in either music or arts. She said, "Arts appear to be on the chopping block and I strongly urge that not happen. The last thing we want to see for our children is a bare bones education."
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First off was a message by principal Karen Olynk welcoming all in attendance at the Hillside Grade School, stating that the 100 days of school was recently celebrated.
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It was also announced, sadly, that Dian Zirilli-Mares, the director of Curriculum and Instruction will be retiring effective on June 30. It was duly noted that this will be a huge loss to the district since she has been such an integral part of all the schools and it will be very hard to replace her expertise.
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"The Stimulus Fund saved the district but what about 2011 when the money will run out? Right now we are on a cliff ready to fall off. This is going to be a very, very tough year for our budget. I know that some people have said they want more programs. Therefore, we are not going to be able to add anything extra because we will not be getting any monies from the state or from the federal government.
"On the things we have been working on is an increase for Title I, further we want to make sure there is no funding for private schools vouchers, tuition tax credit and no financial assistance to private, parochial or charter schools because it would take money away from public schools and we can't afford it at this time.
"Restrict any school choice options. Our Congress is committed to fully fund its Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act. Right now it is funded at 17 percent so we need for them to increase that number and that is just one of their unfunded mandates.
"Make sure that Race To The Top does not deny schools their share of Title One. Plus, to permanently reform the Alternative Minimum Tax to Index for Inflation and to recognize regional wealth differences. This is very important.
"Release school districts from the cost incurred by the implementation of the ESCA, which is the new "No Child Left Behind" and fully fund all costs attributed to the reauthorization of elementary and secondary education. You will not be hearing "No Child Left Behind" anymore; instead you will be hearing about ESCA.
"Address concerns over federal assessment. Provide school districts with greater overall flexibility to make educational sound decisions."
Rudd ended her comments by saying that she met with Congresswoman Carolyn McCarthy who was very receptive to all of the concerns of Long Island schools.
It was also established that in March five or six board members will be going to Albany to attend various conferences to lobby for various concerns of the district and to make sure the district receives their fair share of monies. The amount for their attendance will not exceed $850 each.
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Thankful Thursday
22 comments:
- Samantha, Clementine and Maverick said...
Wow!! What cool pleases to hide!! We are sending lots of prayers and purrs to Mom Paula!!
Your TX furiends,
- January 5, 2012 at 1:47 AM
- Prancer Pie said...
We were wondering about that endoscopy thing and purring just in case. We'll keep purring to we get the "all clear"!
- January 5, 2012 at 2:07 AM
- Sparkle said...
I am sending purrs your human's way! Paws crossed for a good report!
- January 5, 2012 at 2:21 AM
- Au and Target said...
Pawsome blog and those hidey places look great!
Meow from Au, Target and Guido.
- January 5, 2012 at 2:42 AM
- Fuzzy Tales said...
The blog redesign looks terrific, yes, Ann does wonderful work!
Purrs to your mom for good results, we'll keep our paws crossed.
- January 5, 2012 at 5:23 AM
- Marg said...
Those are such good hiding places. I got it right, that is Truffle in the closet.
We sure are sending really strong purrs to Mom Paula. We just know the results are going to be fine. Try to stay positive.
Love the header. That is terrific.
Take care.
- January 5, 2012 at 7:58 AM
- Laila and Minchie said...
Ann did it again! Your new look is simply so sweet and cute! Purrfect for two sweet little girls!
We have our paws and fingers crossed here that everything turns out okay for Mom Paula and those biopsies! (((HUGS)))
- January 5, 2012 at 8:00 AM
- Hannah and Lucy said...
We are purring our best purrs for your Mom girls - we are sure she will get good results. We love your "new look" blog - we love Ann's work too she is so creative.
Luv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
- January 5, 2012 at 8:43 AM
- The Monkeys said...
You two girls have got it made! The hidey places are awesome.
We are definitely sending purrs to Mom Paula for good results!
- January 5, 2012 at 8:55 AM
- chezcat1970 said...
You girls have the best hidey spots! We have fingers, paws, toes, and tails crossed for your mama!
- January 5, 2012 at 9:03 AM
- "The Boys" and Karen said...
Oh man. I see all kinds of chances for trouble in those photos! But how cute those little ones are.
Another new header? Way cute! Miz Ann is very, very talented.
"The Boys" and I are purring and praying for good news for Mom Paula.
- January 5, 2012 at 9:06 AM
- Random Felines said...
We are glad you are helping to keep the house organized! Love the new header and purrs to mom paula!
- January 5, 2012 at 9:23 AM
- Cheysuli and gemini said...
We will purr that everything is great for your Mum. I like all those hiding places.
- January 5, 2012 at 11:40 AM
- Tom, Tama-Chan, Sei-Chan, Bibi-Chan, Gen-Chan, Vidock said...
Careful not to find yourselves locked in a closet!
Sending purrs for Mom Paula.
- January 5, 2012 at 12:21 PM
- Angel and Kirby said...
WE love your new look. Ann is so good at making our blogs look spiffy! We are sending lots of purrs to Mom Paula.
- January 5, 2012 at 12:56 PM
- Shaggy, Scooby and Scout said...
It's also nice when you are so small you can fit into those wee . Enjoy it while you can, girls!
Purrrs to mom Paula!
- January 5, 2012 at 3:23 PM
- CCL Wendy said...
Hidey-holes are essential to a kitten's peace of mind! Efurryone needs a little PURRivate space now and then.
And, we're purring for you Paula that the results of your tests show that nothing's wrong.
- January 5, 2012 at 5:53 PM
- Admiral Hestorb said...
Love the hidey holes..I remember looking for my babies! And the header is superb..as always.
Got your back..prayers for you.
- January 5, 2012 at 6:28 PM
- Pattyskypants said...
We love the new look, too! Ann is so talented! Of course, look at those two purrfect little sweetie pies . . . easy to work with! xxoo Uncle Bhu
- January 5, 2012 at 7:33 PM
- The Island Cats said...
Hiding is so much fun!
We are purring for Mom Paula and hope she gets good results!
- January 5, 2012 at 7:44 PM
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Your blog looks lovely. We are sending purrs for your mum.
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Purrs to you Mom Paula!
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