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I wore these for a 20s style themed wedding. They looked great with my dress and were very comfortable. I have only worn them once, so far but I look forward to the next event that I can. No breaking in period needed!
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Those shoes are so beautiful. I got them for my wedding, short notice after months of browsing online. I live in Europe so I was really anxious about the size. I have size EU40 and I got 10, which maybe runs slightly big, but with gel pads it is perfect. They have silght art deco feel, the sparkles are beautiful, the overall impression is just pale gold champagne. I could not be happier with the purchase. I still have a month to go and no will power to take them off. Thank you Betsey! Recommended 10/10, those are possibly the most beautiful shoes I ever got! I wish BJ would be widely available in Europe.
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Love the shoes! Perfect shine, texture, and heel height.Will be wearing these for my wedding! I am not use to wearing high heels and this are awesome height. I got a size 8.5 and fit perfect. I have wide feet and these feel great. Received these in one week from ordering.Very happy with my purchase.
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These shoes are awesome. I'm always a little hesitant to buy shoes online because I'm worried about the fit. But I took a chance on these since there are not B.J. stores around me, they fit perfectly. I bought a size 8, I have wide feet and I had no problem fitting my foot into the shoe. My toes don't pop out the spaces (which I'm always worried about with sandal-type heels). I haven't worn these a full day, and I won't until my wedding day next year, 2015, but I've worn them around the house and they fit quite nicely. I just may go ahead and also buy these in black. By the way, the shoe is champagne, the under sole is a light blue, the bling sparkles WONDERFULLY in the light. It's stunning, just to let you know, the sparkles have a bluish sparkle to them, similar to the color on the sole. You can't see that in the pictures, not until they hit the light.


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That sounds like my daughter too. She gets so frustrated when her teachers and fellow Pre-K classmates don't understand her. Even I can't understand her all the time. She's been doing speech therapy for a year now and is getting much better. I'm hopeful that by the end of next year, she will be speaking clearly and ready to start kindergarten without having to continue speech.
Thanx for starting this thread, Barb. It's nice to share. (even the hard things)
In the last 2 years, my husband:
started school full-time (online)
got a promotion at work
had to move 2.5 hours away from home for work; he lives in our camp trailer near his job, and only comes home 1 or 2 days a week.
In the meantime, my eldest son started high school and all of the sudden thought he could do anything he wanted to...
and now he is old enough for his learners permit! ugh! (not to mention he is athletic and really handsome.. and a huge flirt!) all the girls love him and it's going to his head. He even was dating a senior for a couple months! he's only 15?!!
Needless to say, it's been a tough transition because basically I'm a single parent on a day-to day basis. But we're getting to the point where we have a routine and it's not really that terrible.
It is stressing , though, when I need a man around to keep the boys in line. Dads seem to be much better at that.
Ladies, I've been through the hard years with young children, and my youngest son was in speech therapy, occupational therapy, special education classes, I"ve had to hold him back a couple times in his school career. He is in 6th grade right now, and he's 14. It's kinda hard for him right now socially because he has started puberty and he has a deep voice, acne, and facial hair.. he's the tallest boy in his class.. but I tell him look at it this way - you'll have your drivers license before anyone else in your class! all the girls love a guy who drives!
but I wouldn't change a thing. He needed the extra time to learn more before he moved on to the next grades. He'll always be socially slower than kids his age. He needs extra instruction, guidance, and explanations for everyday life situiations. I worry for him as an adult.. but we take it one day at a time.
I worry for my boys.. I hope they can get a good education so they can provide for their families, and I hope they are happy in life.
(I worry too much)
Susie - thanks for posting your stresses! It's hard enough being a parent when you have a co-captain, but I don't envy those who are single parents. My mom was a single mom of 3 for 8 years and I often wonder how she did it. I ask her and she just says she did what she had to do. I love her so much for doing everything she did to make sure she gave us the best she could.
...and I know I stress too much. I worry about everything. I worry about worrying!
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I'm so stressed I'm about to cry!!!! I have spent the last 3 days moving furniture so I could move my computer into my room.
Once I got everything moved, my computer won't pick up my router. So we got a new router, thank god my brother paid for it! He got one that was almost $300!
I got it home.... And my computer won't pick that up either. I spent about 12 hours trying every configuration possible, and the conclusion is... I have to move everything back. Put my computer back in the middle of the living room.
I wasted 3 days and I'm so behind on everything!!!
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Oh Ginger that really sucks. It doesn't make any sense that your computer won't pick up the router when it's in your room. THey have good range! You don't live in a steel box, do you?
Oh and I always think crying doesn't fix anything, but it sure makes you feel better for a bit.
and I am nervous about possibly being a PCA for the preschooler for special needs that i work with at a school right now for. The mom hinted to the SPED Teacher that she wants to hire me to do some PCA work in the morning before her child goes to school since we've made great progress since I started working with the child. I've only worked and known the student for 3 months but we work well together, he likes me and I've seen enormous progress in his way of doing things and attitude, guess I should feel honored that she wants to hire me for PCA work, I have had training, I still need to get certified though with state of MN and should be associated with an agency. Great news, but yet, I'm stressing if I will do well....
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To the ladies with the children with speech issues: I'm sure they will get better.
When my nephew first started talking until he was maybe 7/8ish, no one could understand him. Not me, not his parents, not anyone. All his words seemed not only lisp-y, but jumbled and choppy. He also had a VERY bad stutter. He ended up going to a speech pathologist for sessions several times a week and after a few years, he was fine. It was a struggle when he was in school during those years, but now he is about to turn 12 and he sounds perfectly fine.
Just give them love and patience and with proper care, they will overcome!


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The photos do not show it, but the folio opens up across the top to stuff things inside like receipts or notes. I put my Levenger fountain pen inside the pen sleeve and it also fits perfectly; I was afraid that I'd have to settle for a pocketini pen. This was a present for my fiance and I'm sure he will love it; he's been looking for something nice to replace his pocket steno-pad for taking notes.
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Just what I wanted
All ratings are basis of the price point of $60+ USD. An excellent value. Have this item in the saddle color; feel the pictures in this ad are true to hue. Imagery is also accurate as to leather finish, stitching, general construction as is the representation of the extra cost embossing. Checked with a ruler, all dimensions are accurate. Tried my Passport in it, it does fit (in pocket beneath the card holder side), but it's snug. Best to carry a very thin pin if you need this feature. Not noted is that all surfaces are finished with either leather as shown or with a robust textile. Textile is some type of woven synthetic fiber, very light in color. Stitching is uniform and relatively fine on all seams, exposed or hidden. It compares very well with another much more expensive wallet I own. About Function: This item meets my personal requirements and expectations in every regard. But, if you need to carry more than two credit cards it might be an issue. There is room for more in the flap pocket, yes, but they'll be loosely bunched. A checkbook is out of the question. A feature not noted at all that has great benefits is the currency pocket. Neither the imagery nor the text picks up on this. The flaps are much too short for USA currency; it sticks out a good 3/4". Instead when you lay the wallet flat you have a full-length pocket that is a full 7 3/4" wide and 5 1/2" deep. But the pocket has a pocket within it. So, there's a shallow pocket that accepts flat US currency perfectly and another much deeper one for foreign currency that can be much larger. Nicely done. The pen pocket has been critiqued in other reviews. It's easy to see why. It's just too short for standard length pens, they stick up so far from the top of the sleeve that they are going to be prone to slip out and the clip of standard pen is just not long enough to get a good grip. In addition the wallet in not "tall" enough to properly hold a standard click-able ballpoint. The click button sticks all the way out of the leather. This is true of pens 5 3/4" in length. The sleeve is only 3 3/4" deep so, look for a shorter pen, with a deeper reaching clip and consider one that's rather thin as well. Of all the Levenger offers the Lamy's seem most suitable. They have long clips and the clips grasp their full length, not just at the end tip. But, they are neither thin nor short. The 3 x 5 card holding pocket is both good at holding a card and you can write on a card with a smooth and firm surface underneath. Sweeteners: The product packaging for Levenger products is uniformly excellent. It's nicely refined in materials, finish and color and the elastic band that closes the box is properly attached and of long lasting material. As a gift, it presents extremely well. When opened the wallet is gently wrapped in a very soft of well-finished material which you unfold to expose the wallet. A keeper all of it. These next may change without warning (the are not advertised at all) but I received sample 3x5 cards and a transparent sheet magnifier that fits perfectly in the interior 3x5 pocket. The cards are card stock not a thick paper--if you use a fountain pen, no worries. The card samples are of the Things to Do list, Horizontal Line note type and the Graph Grid type. All are two sided printed. The Things to Do card has the same graphic on both sides as does the Horizontal Line Card. The Grid card is printed with horizontal lines on the reverse. The type count is 5 Things to Do, 3 Horizontal Line and 2 Grid. The sheet magnifier works perfectly and comes in a protective sleeve to help with scratches over time. All in all for my needs this is a delightful purchase and I most certainly recommend it to you and to my friends.
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MIAMI GARDENS, FL - JANUARY 07: The Notre Dame Fighting Irish look on after losing against the Alabama Crimson Tide by a score of 42-14 inthe 2013 Discover BCS National Championship game at Sun Life Stadium on January 7, 2013 in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
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MIAMI GARDENS, Fla.—This is going to hurt for a while.
Notre Dame put on its tuxedo Monday expecting to be South Beach prom king. And got splattered with mud when it stepped out of the limo, before it even got to the big dance.
Showing ND how the game is played, the Crimson Tide rolled to a 14-0 lead before the Irish knew what hit them. Midway through the first quarter, after Notre Dame had run exactly three plays from scrimmage, it trailed by two touchdowns.
In winning 42-14 and becoming the first back-to-back champion of the BCS era, Alabama was dominant in every way. Even the referees piled on, calling a clear catch by Tyler Eifert incomplete and whistling the Irish for a phantom interference call when they punted. Not that the miscalls mattered.
But 118 other major-college teams would have loved to be in ND's cleats. And when the Irish dust themselves off from this single-game disaster, they'll realize what they did accomplish this season.
The Irish table is set. And Monday night doesn't change that.
``We all now know what we have to do,'' coach Brian Kelly said. ``A 12-0 football team, that's a pretty darn good team, but not good enough. It's clear what we need to do. We have to get physically stronger, continue to close the gap there. This was a great opportunity we had here. Our guys know now what a championship football team looks like. They're back-to-back national champs. Measure yourself against that. I don't want to minimize that we have made incredible strides to get to this point. Now it's pretty clear what we have to do to get over the top.''
Through all the unfulfilled seasons since Lou Holtz regularly had Notre Dame in the national championship discussion, it had been reasonable to wonder if ND was capable of returning to its lofty standards.
There were any number of reasons why Notre Dame's national independent program might have had to adjust its thinking in a world where television stood ready to spread everyone's gospel, where power-conference schools had easily defined paths to BCS glory, where the Irish program itself was evolving.
Even if this BCS appearance turned out badly, Notre Dame, which should return eight starters on defense and seven on offense, is built to continue knocking on the championship door. Its 12-0 regular season shows the Irish formula still can work.
``I'm obviously disappointed,'' star senior linebacker Manti Te'o said. ``Not necessarily that we lost, but that we didn't represent our school, our families and our team the way we could have. That's disappointing. At the same time, I'm proud of this team. What doesn't kill you will only make you stronger. The best thing about this experience is that it creates fire. It creates fuel for both the guys staying here and the guys leaving. Everybody here tonight will be better because of it.''
This trip to the woodshed was deflating. But it doesn't take the luster off the Irish's future prospects.
``It was important for our program to get back to this point,'' Kelly said. ``Getting back into the conversation relative to national championships has brought everybody closer.''
If anything, BCS title disappointment only figures to make ND strive harder to return to this big stage. This also gives it a measuring stick for what it will take to be successful.
``Playing in this game is an incredible springboard,'' Kelly said. ``You come back next year, it's unacceptable for a standard to be any less than being back here again.''


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My apologies to those few of you who expected to see a MAZ-INT blog entry for November, however, the AFCEA Webpage does not seemed to be overwhelmed with inquiries about the missing blog, the IC seems to be functioning despite missing a month of my advice, and unemployment has started to drop since my last blog. Perhaps I should take more months off!
Not that you asked for one, but by way of explanation – my day job at Oracle kept me distracted from what I really enjoy which is examining IC issues with you. To be fair to Oracle, which insists on paying me far more than I am worth, most of my discretionary time in November was consumed with planning the AFCEA's Spring Intelligence Symposium, which I am co-chairing with Zal Azmi. The dates for the symposium are 21-22 Apr 2010, at the DIAC on Bolling Air Force Base and the topic we will examine is: INTELLIGENCE R&D: IS IT MEETING NATIONAL SECURITY NEEDS? Thanks to Zal and a terrific group of session chairs the agenda is eclectic and stocked with highly qualified speakers from the government, industry, and the laboratory communities. Hope you will save the date!
There are a variety of IC issues I am going to get to in lighting round fashion but they pale in significance to the President's decision to commit 30,000 more troops to
My strategic concern aside, the President has decided so what are the intelligence issues associated with this surge succeeding? If General Jones asked for my input I would tell him FORCE PROTECTION as a
Besides long-dwell, high resolution sensors, military intelligence is going to need to ramp up the use of WEB 2.0 technology so it can make sense out of all the data such sensors will provide through information sharing and collaboration. Technical (IMINT, SIGINT, MASINT) and non-technical intelligence (HUMINT, DOCEX, OPEN SOURCE, etc.) are going to need to be mashed-up both in the field and up echelon to keep our forces from being attacked and enabling them to put their limited resources where they will do the most good for creating a more secure Afghanistan by 2012. None of this will be easy in terms of work flow, but our industrial age security regime could end up sinking this mission by impeding the cross domain sharing of intelligence and operational data across echelons of command with coalition partners. Presumably I am just uniformed, but I'll take the "under" that their has been no specific tasking levied on the Unified Cross Domain Office (UCDMO) to support intelligence sharing and collaboration associated with the surge, nor does the UCDMO believe they have the authority to step up and take the initiative here.
Now to the Lightening Round!
Fort Hood shootings an Intelligence failure?! I don't care how much information the IC collected on Major Hasan about contacts with radical jihadists and whether they shared it or not, the first line of defense and responsibility here is his military chain of command. My experience tells me that his peers and superiors misread Hasan's unusual views and non-social behavior as somebody trying to avoid deploying and worse not wanting to pay the Army back for his education. From an intel perspective this tragedy does show that progress is not as far along as reported since 9/11 on merging foreign intelligence into homeland security cases.
The new PACOM Commander, Admiral Willard, called out the American intelligence
Community (IC) for a failure to estimate correctly the growing capabilities of the Chinese Navy (PLAN) for the past ten years! Does Admiral Willard actually mean the
I understand a boat load of money has been appropriated for the National Cybersecurity Initiative (NCSI), US Cyber Command has been established, and Mike McConnell has been on 60 Minutes warning of the extreme extant cyber threat to national security and yet no National Cyber Coordinator --- I mean Czar --- has been nominated yet! ! ! It seems anybody capable of doing this job is smart enough not to take it given that the position is buried on the NCS staff with meddling rights from the Council of Economic Advisors and has no authority over funding! Doesn't sound like a Czar position description to me!
The CIA has won a long turf battle over its boss, the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) to name overseas Chief of Stations (COS'), assuring the primacy of CIA personnel over
The December issue of SIGNAL has a pretty good article about DCGS-N, but what do you mean titling it "Seaborne Intelligence Comes Aboard"?! As an intelligence officer who spent 11 of his 27 years in the Navy afloat the introduction of DCGS-N is hardly the beginning the intelligence at sea. The Navy started investing in and deploying afloat IT dedicated to intelligence (NIPS/Naval Intel Processing System, which morphed into MIDB) during the Vietnam War before most IT companies where garage start ups. JDISS is a Navy Intel System that started life as LANTDISS before anybody thought of DCGS. Then there is OSIS, the first dedicated Intelligence Network in DoD that started up circa 1970. As I was once told ----- the history of Rock n Roll did not begin when I turned on the radio for the first time!
That's enough of what I think ----- what do you think?
While the title may be lacking and the historical reference flawes, DCGS-N is a "sea change" for Naval Intelligence. DCGS-N is part of the DCGS FoS that form the major nodes in the DoD ISR Enterprise. This is perhaps the beginning of real integration of Navy sensors and exploitation capabilities with the enterprise.
For one opinion on the Fort Hood shootings, see: http://www.theodoresworld.net/archives/2009/12/ft_hood_attacker_hes_a_te...
I hope DCGS-N is the sea change projected, but I suspect we both learned in the Navy that "hope" is not a military option. I saw AF DCGS at Langley AFB in 2000 and was very impressed, but nine years later the Navy is behind both the AF and the Army when it comes to DCGS capabilities and their operational combat uses. Perhaps the joining of N2 and N6 will be the catalyst to get DCGS-N developed and deployed. joemaz
The NCSC is betting big on Web 2.0 for Cyber defense and the collection of actionable intel. Seems like this could be a model for the other intel agencies.
The White House's decision to allow the CIA to trump the DNI's decision was a bad one--and one that has far reaching consequences, which will undermine the office's authority. The decision largely ignored the intent of Congress in IRTPA 2004.
Good points on all Joe. Because sensor technology has evolved to support knowledge of almost anything we choose to measure for relatively low cost, low volume and high output, choosing how to exploit, distribute and archive the data becomes critical. With new intelligence techniques that cross compare both structured sensor information and unstructured information with high speed search algorithms, we are moving into a time when true improvements can be made across the full spectrum of C4ISR. But until we get serious about building, governing and certifying the use of such an infrastructure, we should save the effort and just build more ammunition.
Joe--thanks for the blog---re Afghanistan...let's not underestimate the ability of a "radicalized" Taliban to stir the Pashtun community into dangerous mischief in Pakistan. Apart from the international threat from al-Qaeda, we have ample reason to collab with Pakistan to thwart the Taliban. In case we forget, the Indians will remind us.
Joe, great blog. Excellent insight re Afghanistan. Also, thanks for setting the historical record straight on Naval intelligence in support of operations afloat and ashore. You might also have added that the OSIS nodes formed the basis of the JIC. Aloha. Mike
Good comments, Joe. The big differences in the new DCGS (with DIB) are multi-Int integration and worldwide enterprise. Most of the capabilities existed as stovepipes before (so, the comments "We already have that" are accurate, but narrow). The 'so-what' is to get all the data for an area on one map quickly, to make more sophisticated decisions, utilize more data, and to work with Intel analysts from bases around the world (potentially) to analyze that data for a mission. When used to potential, DCGS will be a force multiplier.
Mike, Rick, Marv, Jesse, thanks for the feedback!
Mike, some would say FICPAC vice FOSIC PAC is what became JICPAC
Rick, I agree that there is plenty of reasons to collaborate with Pakistan against the Taliban. I am more concerned though that if the current Pak government falters or is overthrown a radicalized Pakistan will be more likely to collaborate with the Taliban than the US. Remember I believe Iran's nuclear ambitions are more driven by the need to have Shite Bomb to counter the Pakistan Sunni bomb than to use such a weapon against Israel or the United States. I see events in the region driving the US and India into alliance to the point that Chinese will accept such an arrangement
Marv we will know IT/cyber is being taken seriously as a weapon when we start governing it like we do with knetic weapon systems!
Jesse, the precedent for IC agencies disregarding DNI direction is now in place. DNI and IRPTA legislation that created the position was a Congressional Initiative, yet Congress was oddly quite when the DNI lost this turf war to a "suborinate."
Thanks John I agree DCGS has considerable potential, but Navy seems slow to leverage what the Army and AF have already done
Hey Joe-- sent you longer comments via e-mail re Afghanistan Surge. On here, I'll tip this: http://www.talkingpointsmemo.com/news/2009/12/the_militarys_plan_for_the... Nothing but complexity and all kinds of things that can go wrong. An IT/telecom infrastructure that starts to enable "every citizen a sensor" -- along with fusion, sense-making and COA development technologies on our end, some shared with our Afghani partners, will be key to this. We stood up a JIEDDO to address VBIEDs and such in Iraq. Is there a similar group looking at social network and sensor network enablers on-the-ground in every Afghani community? Should be.
Best, Dave McD
Dave. the short answer about dedicated resources to understand the Afghan population on a localized basis is "I don't know."
Given what Patreaus and McCrystal have said about the importance of securing the population to achieving strategic goals, I have to believe they have thought through what you are talking about. Real issue though is how manpower intensive building the trust to make at least most Afghani citizens into reliable sensors and do we have have enough people on the ground there to do that. Again I don't know joemaz


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COLLEGE PARK - When Alex Heitkemper joined the Prince George's Pride lacrosse club three years ago, he noticed something different about the team.
The club, one of only two youth lacrosse clubs in the county, challenged the notion that lacrosse is a sport only played by wealthy, white athletes.
Heitkemper, 39, the commissioner for the club, has seen P.G. Pride grow at a rapid pace - from 65 to 130 members in just the past year. He marvels at the club's ethnic and racial diversity, which reflects the large minority population in Prince George's County.
"In some of these communities, a lot of these kids have never even seen a lacrosse stick," he said.
P.G. County is 65.4 percent black and 15.2 percent Hispanic or Latino, according to 2011 U.S. census data.
Teresa Simms, of Fort Washington, and her sons, Gary, 15, and Brandon, 12, had no previous experience in the sport before joining P.G. Pride in 2010. Simms, who is African-American, said her family was immediately drawn to the diverse and welcoming atmosphere of the team.
"When I went to P.G Pride, it was a very diverse team, so that was very exciting," she said.
The demographic makeup of P.G. Pride is uncommon for a sport that has struggled to diversify itself.
Officials with U.S. Lacrosse, the national governing body of the sport, know they need to do more to shed lacrosse's image as a majority white, upper-class, East Coast game.
"I think that the game will continue to be more and more diverse as we move forward," said Joshua Christian, the managing director of sport development for U.S. Lacrosse. "It is not going to do it on its own."
In 2003, the organization launched the BRIDGE (Building Relationships to Initiate Diversity, Growth and Enrichment) program, with a mission to teach lacrosse to "youth from diverse and traditionally underserved populations."
The program provided funding to teams in minority communities. But U.S. Lacrosse officials said it was not doing enough to provide training to coaches and players to create sustainable minority clubs.
The organization eliminated BRIDGE in 2011. Last year, they launched First Stick, a program that provides training and funding to fledgling lacrosse clubs. It does not focus exclusively on increasing diversity in the sport, but it has helped teams in diverse areas like P.G. Pride.
U.S. Lacrosse officials said there has been a slight increase in diversity at the youth level over the last decade, though they could not offer precise numbers. The collegiate ranks have also seen a slight increase over the last decade.
Approximately 12 percent of student-athletes playing NCAA lacrosse in 2011 identified themselves as non-white, according to the NCAA, a jump from 10 percent in 1999.
Comparatively, in 2011 nearly 45 percent of NCAA football players identified as non-white.
Sean Calabrese, 26, a former All-American midfielder who played for the University of Delaware and Stevenson University, said that having more minorities playing college lacrosse will attract younger minority players to the sport.
"There's a plethora of [minority players] that have gone through [the collegiate game]. It's just a matter of seeing them at a consistent basis," he said. "I think that will generate and retain interest."
Having more minority lacrosse players in college will require a larger pool of minority youth players.
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"It just seems really cool to play something that a lot of people don't play - just be different from everybody else, just stand out," she said.
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|Although the shuttle strafing the prison is a nice scene, what weapons is is using to do it? Previously the armament of the shuttles has been described as plasma cannon, but this time it fires a continuous beam that looks just like the phase pistol beam. Have they fitted phase cannon to the shuttles?
Another speed nit - when Enterprise locates Archer, they say they are 5.2 light years away. After the ship arrives, a Suliban says that Danik has only known Archer for three days. But at warp 5 it should have taken the ship at least 15 days to reach the planet.
Also, in "Broken Bow" the female Suliban Sarin showed us a face with Human-style skin and claimed that this is what the unaltered Suliban look like; the mottled skin effect is part of their camoflage ability. So why do all the Suliban in this episode claim to be unaltered when they have the mottled skin?
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Pramlintide is used to treat high blood sugar in patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes. This medicine will decrease the time it takes for food to move through the stomach. It also works to prevent the liver from making sugar. Pramlintide is always used together with insulin to lower the high blood sugar that occurs after meals.
This medicine is available only with your doctor's prescription.
This product is available in the following dosage forms:
In deciding to use a medicine, the risks of taking the medicine must be weighed against the good it will do. This is a decision you and your doctor will make. For this medicine, the following should be considered:
Tell your doctor if you have ever had any unusual or allergic reaction to this medicine or any other medicines. Also tell your health care professional if you have any other types of allergies, such as to foods, dyes, preservatives, or animals. For non-prescription products, read the label or package ingredients carefully.
Appropriate studies have not been performed on the relationship of age to the effects of pramlintide in the pediatric population. Safety and efficacy have not been established.
Appropriate studies performed to date have not demonstrated geriatric-specific problems that would limit the usefulness of pramlintide in the elderly.
There are no adequate studies in women for determining infant risk when using this medication during breastfeeding. Weigh the potential benefits against the potential risks before taking this medication while breastfeeding.
Although certain medicines should not be used together at all, in other cases two different medicines may be used together even if an interaction might occur. In these cases, your doctor may want to change the dose, or other precautions may be necessary. Tell your healthcare professional if you are taking any other prescription or nonprescription (over-the-counter [OTC]) medicine.
Certain medicines should not be used at or around the time of eating food or eating certain types of food since interactions may occur. Using alcohol or tobacco with certain medicines may also cause interactions to occur. Discuss with your healthcare professional the use of your medicine with food, alcohol, or tobacco.
The presence of other medical problems may affect the use of this medicine. Make sure you tell your doctor if you have any other medical problems, especially:
When you start using this medicine, it is very important that you check your blood sugar often, especially before and after meals and at bedtime. This will help lower the chance of having very low blood sugar.
This medicine should come with a medication guide and patient information insert. Read and follow these instructions carefully. Ask your doctor if you have any questions.
You will be using pramlintide at home. Your doctor will teach you how the injections are to be given. Be sure you understand exactly how the medicine is to be injected. Tell your doctor if you have dexterity (skill in using the hands) or vision problems.
This medicine is available in 2 forms. You may use a vial or a SymlinPen™ pen-injector. Your doctor will tell you which dosage form is right for you.
You should never mix your insulin and pramlintide injections together. These injections are always given separately. Also, this medicine should not be used in an insulin infusion pump. If you have questions about this, ask your doctor or pharmacist.
This medicine is given as a shot under the skin of your stomach or upper thigh. Inject pramlintide at a site that is more than 2 inches away from your insulin injection. Never inject insulin and pramlintide in the same site.
Allow the medicine to warm at room temperature before you inject it. If the medicine in the vial or pen-injector has changed color, looks cloudy, or if you see particles in it, do not use it.
Use a new needle and syringe each time you inject your medicine.
Throw away used needles and syringes in a hard, closed container that the needles cannot poke through (puncture-resistant). Keep this container away from children and pets.
Carefully follow the special meal plan your doctor gave you. This is the most important part of controlling your diabetes, and is necessary for the medicine to work properly. Also, exercise regularly and test for sugar in your blood or urine as directed.
The dose of this medicine will be different for different patients. Follow your doctor's orders or the directions on the label. The following information includes only the average doses of this medicine. If your dose is different, do not change it unless your doctor tells you to do so.
The amount of medicine that you take depends on the strength of the medicine. Also, the number of doses you take each day, the time allowed between doses, and the length of time you take the medicine depend on the medical problem for which you are using the medicine.
If you miss a dose of this medicine, skip the missed dose and go back to your regular dosing schedule. Do not double doses.
Keep out of the reach of children.
Do not keep outdated medicine or medicine no longer needed.
Ask your healthcare professional how you should dispose of any medicine you do not use.
Store in the refrigerator. Do not freeze.
Store the unopened vial or pen-injector in the refrigerator until you are ready to use it. Protect the vial or pen-injector from bright light.
A vial or pen-injector that has been used may be kept in the refrigerator or at room temperature for up to 30 days. Throw away any medicine that has not been used after 30 days.
It is very important that your doctor check your progress at regular visits, especially during the first few weeks you receive this medicine. Blood tests may be needed to see how well you have adjusted to the medicine.
It is very important to follow carefully any instructions from your health care team about:
In case of emergency—There may be a time when you need emergency help for a problem caused by your diabetes. You need to be prepared for these emergencies. It is a good idea to:
When used together with insulin, pramlintide may cause low blood sugar (also called hypoglycemia or insulin reaction), especially in patients with type 1 diabetes. Symptoms of low blood sugar must be treated before they lead to unconsciousness (passing out). Different people may feel different symptoms of low blood sugar. It is important that you learn what symptoms of low blood sugar you usually have so that you can treat it quickly.
High blood sugar (hyperglycemia) is another problem related to uncontrolled diabetes. If you have any symptoms of high blood sugar, contact your health care team right away. If high blood sugar is not treated, severe hyperglycemia can occur, leading to ketoacidosis (diabetic coma) and death.
You may have some skin redness, swelling, or itching at the injection site. If this irritation is severe or does not go away, call your doctor.
Along with its needed effects, a medicine may cause some unwanted effects. Although not all of these side effects may occur, if they do occur they may need medical attention.
Check with your doctor immediately if any of the following side effects occur:
Some side effects may occur that usually do not need medical attention. These side effects may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Also, your health care professional may be able to tell you about ways to prevent or reduce some of these side effects. Check with your health care professional if any of the following side effects continue or are bothersome or if you have any questions about them:
Other side effects not listed may also occur in some patients. If you notice any other effects, check with your healthcare professional.
Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects. You may report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
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The polls are officially open across our region for Election Day 2012. It's expected to be an historic day, with plenty of highly contested races. To many, the electronic voting machines are nothing new, but this marks the first presidential election in which the machines will be fully rolled out. Our Brad Vivacqua reports.
ONONDAGA COUNTY, N.Y. – We have the presidential race in addition to a number of Congressional seats up for a vote, as well as candidates up for state Senate and Assembly positions.
The Board of Elections headquarters in Onondaga County is also a polling site for some voters in Syracuse.
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There is some helpful information available if you've never used Imagecast or electronic voting. You'll be given a writing utensil, ballot, and envelope after you check in at your polling location. You'll simply fill out your ballot by coloring the ovals for the candidates you wish to vote for, but elections officials to remind you to be careful not to mark up other parts of the ballot. From there, you'll just walk your ballot over to one of the Imagecast machines and feed it through. The machine will read "Ballot Successfully Cast" or a green light will appear if you do it properly. Elections officials say since the machines have been introduced, they have been quite accurate.
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Family restaurant with pizza and sandwiches.
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Family restaurant with home cooking.
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