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Her eyes are wild, her head is bare,
The sun has burnt her coal-black hair,
Her eye-brows have a rusty stain,
And she came far from over the main.
She has a baby on her arm,
Or else she were alone;
And underneath the hay-stack warm,
And on the green-wood stone,
She talked and sung the woods among;
And it was in the English tongue.
"Sweet babe! they say that I am mad,
But nay, my heart is far too glad;
And I am happy when I sing
Full many a sad and doleful thing:
Then, lovely baby, do not fear!
I pray thee have no fear of me,
But, safe as in a cradle, here
My lovely baby! thou shalt be,
To thee I know too much I owe;
I cannot work thee any woe."
A fire was once within my brain;
And in my head a dull, dull pain;
And fiendish faces one, two, three,
Hung at my breasts, and pulled at me.
But then there came a sight of joy;
It came at once to do me good;
I waked, and saw my little boy,
My little boy of flesh and blood;
Oh joy for me that sight to see!
For he was here, and only he.
Suck, little babe, oh suck again!
It cools my blood; it cools my brain;
Thy lips I feel them, baby! they
Draw from my heart the pain away.
Oh! press me with thy little hand;
It loosens something at my chest;
About that tight and deadly band
I feel thy little fingers press'd.
The breeze I see is in the tree;
It comes to cool my babe and me.
Oh! love me, love me, little boy!
Thou art thy mother's only joy;
And do not dread the waves below,
When o'er the sea-rock's edge we go;
The high crag cannot work me harm,
Nor leaping torrents when they howl;
The babe I carry on my arm,
He saves for me my precious soul;
Then happy lie, for blest am I;
Without me my sweet babe would die.
Then do not fear, my boy! for thee
Bold as a lion I will be;
And I will always be thy guide,
Through hollow snows and rivers wide.
I'll build an Indian bower; I know
The leaves that make the softest bed:
And if from me thou wilt not go.
But still be true 'till I am dead,
My pretty thing! then thou shalt sing,
As merry as the birds in spring.
Thy father cares not for my breast,
'Tis thine, sweet baby, there to rest:
'Tis all thine own! and if its hue
Be changed, that was so fair to view,
'Tis fair enough for thee, my dove!
My beauty, little child, is flown;
But thou will live with me in love,
And what if my poor cheek be brown?
'Tis well for me, thou canst not see
How pale and wan it else would be.
Dread not their taunts, my little life!
I am thy father's wedded wife;
And underneath the spreading tree
We two will live in honesty.
If his sweet boy he could forsake,
With me he never would have stay'd:
From him no harm my babe can take,
But he, poor man! is wretched made,
And every day we two will pray
For him that's gone and far away.
I'll teach my boy the sweetest things;
I'll teach him how the owlet sings.
My little babe! thy lips are still,
And thou hast almost suck'd thy fill.
--Where art thou gone my own dear child?
What wicked looks are those I see?
Alas! alas! that look so wild,
It never, never came from me:
If thou art mad, my pretty lad,
Then I must be for ever sad.
Oh! smile on me, my little lamb!
For I thy own dear mother am.
My love for thee has well been tried:
I've sought thy father far and wide.
I know the poisons of the shade,
I know the earth-nuts fit for food;
Then, pretty dear, be not afraid;
We'll find thy father in the wood.
Now laugh and be gay, to the woods away!
And there, my babe; we'll live for aye.
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Leviton Brings QuickPort® Wallplate Manufacturing Back To The United States
BOTHELL, Wash., Dec. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Leviton today announced it is transferring the manufacturing processes of its popular QuickPort ® datacom wallplates product line to the United States. Beginning now through early-2013, production will transition from Leviton's manufacturing plant in China to Leviton's Network Solutions plant in Bothell, Washington.
The move of QuickPort production back to Bothell comes as part of Leviton's effort to reduce waste from shipping, boost efficiency and bring manufacturing closer to Government and commercial projects in United States, all while improving product availability. The wallplates will be made using state-of-the-art technology including new high-efficiency molding machinery with dramatically lower energy consumption relative to traditional processes. For more than 25 years, the Bothell facility has manufactured copper and fiber optic network connectivity and power distribution units for enterprise, data center and other commercial markets around the globe.
"By bringing the production of QuickPort wallplates back to our Bothell plant, we are able to improve energy efficiency, streamline our supply chain and ensure greater quality and delivery for customers around the world," said Tim Lockard, director of operations for Network Solutions. "This move further demonstrates Leviton's commitment to supporting the resurgence of manufacturing production in the United States."
As part of the Leviton QuickPort system of mix-and-match connectors, wallplates and patch panels, the datacom wallplates accept a wide selection of QuickPort voice, data and audio connectors. The wallplates are available in one- to 12-port options, single-gang and dual-gang sizes, larger midway sizes and a variety of colors. For more information on the QuickPort wallplates and the QuickPort system, go to Leviton.com/QuickPort.About Leviton Network SolutionsLeviton Network Solutions delivers complete network infrastructure systems for enterprise, data center, government, education, health care and residential markets around the globe. Solutions include copper and fiber optic connectivity, power distribution units, and much more. All Leviton products are engineered to exacting standards, offer industry-leading performance and are backed by the industry's best service and support. Builders, contractors and other industry professionals consistently rank Leviton products as the most preferred brand in the industry. Make the smart choice for a better network. Learn more at l eviton.com/ns or twitter.com/LevitonNS. About LevitonLeviton is the smart choice, providing the most comprehensive range of solutions to meet the needs of today's residential, commercial and industrial buildings. Leveraging more than a century of experience, Leviton helps customers create sustainable, intelligent environments through its electrical wiring devices, network and data center connectivity solutions, and lighting energy management systems. From switches and receptacles, to daylight harvesting controls, networking systems, and equipment for charging electric vehicles, Leviton solutions help customers achieve savings in energy, time and cost, all while enhancing safety. For more information, visit www.leviton.com, http://www.facebook.com/leviton, http://twitter.com/leviton or http://www.youtube.com/Levitonmfg. SOURCE Leviton
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After post-half marathon shower we spent the afternoon at Epcot. Soon enough it was 7:30 pm and I was getting ready for bed. After a SUPER early morning, 13.1 miles and walking around a park I was exhausted so the 7:30 bedtime didn't given me much trouble. Before I knew it I was fast asleep.
I was nervous for the full, as I mentioned before I contemplated skipping the full all together. Thank goodness I didn't because I would have missed out on having a totally amazing experience, sure it was a PW but who cares it was totally fun! This is going to be a long recap so feel free to skip the words and look at the pictures.
Not too many hours after I'd fallen asleep the alarm went off at the ungodly hour of 2:45am and I peeled myself out of bed. I decided it was best to eat a little more since halfway through the half marathon I was hungry. I got my bread, peanut butter and coffee and set about putting on my second race outfit in two days. I wanted to be bright and spot-able so I opted for this:
I found Melanie and we all started the walk to the corrals. The Pi family members were in corral A so we bid them ado. Melanie and I tried to hide me in the masses and sneak up to her corral. We saw a guy stretching by an open section in the fencing and we popped in! I felt like such a rebel breaking the rules at a Disney race but there was NO way I was waiting another hour to start.
About 15ish minutes after corral A started we were off--15 minutes was much better than waiting an hour. My strategy was to run with Melanie as long as I could, keeping in mind that I had done all my training with the walk/run method. About mile 2 I knew I should start taking my planned walk breaks or I might bonk hard earlier than anticipated. At this point we parted ways.
I've run marathons on my own before, in fact, it's rare I'm running with someone. But for some reason it made me sad to see her go on without me. Luckily for me, not 2 minutes later I had some entertainment!
As I said in my previous post, Disney knows how to entertain. We may have been in a parking lot but Disney had something for us to watch--a mini light parade!
Park #1: Magic Kingdom
The marathon course wound around the same way as the half course through the Magic Kingdom around by the backside of Space Mountain, down main street and through tomorrow land to the CASTLE!


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rice, she also made baby bok choy and I opened the 2004 Hirsch
"Gaisberg" Riesling . Screwcapped, and at first I thought I got some
reductive notes from my glass (a Zalto white wine). Nothing reductive
from Betsy's (SZ Riesling), so I just swirled mine a couple of times
and soon it had passed (I'm not very sensitive to reductive odors
personally). What's left is a rather broad shouldered Riesling,
expansive grapefruit and apple fruit core with footnotes of petrol and
lemongrass. Good acidity, but not austere, showing quite well. Could
certainly age longer but seems quite open with just a bit of air, B+/
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I felt gorgeous when I was pregnant. A bit less so now – saggy stomach skin, sleepless nights, etc. Hahaha. Still… being a new mother makes my heart sing. I don't feel pretty, per se, but I feel great in my skin.
kathybacon has written 10 entries about this goal
Still feeling beautiful!
Round and happy and full of life.
and I feel beautiful. My nails are strong and growing long, my hair is thick and glossy, my breasts are round and full :) It's just a glorious time in my life and the positive pregnancy hormones are certainly helping.
and then, two days later, said he thought we should go back to "just friends."
Basically, I think he was hoping to get laid and when he saw that wasn't going to happen any time soon, figured kissing wasn't worth his time & effort. It doesn't make me feel very good about our friendship, or about my attractiveness. Like, if I were prettier or had a better personality, he wouldn't just be looking for a "pump & dump" with me.
Rationally, I know this is more of a reflection on his character than on my appeal, but I can't help but feel that it says something negative about me.
I'm having fun with this. Eg. I've bought about 5 new lipsticks in the past month. Yeah, I know. It's sorta adding to my clutter, but it also is helping me have fun with makeup again.
I realise that somewhere along the way, I lost the fact that clothes and shoes and makeup can be fun and not an oppressive, expensive, depressing pressure. I never want to be one of those women who spends lots of time and money and thought on her outward appearance but I do want to regain my sense of joy with these things… as well as with many other things.
I'll keep you posted. I'm a work in progress.
Not pretty. But prettier than I did.
I lost a few pounds and that's allowed me to feel a bit prettier. And I'm spending lots of time in the gym; I notice my legs becoming more defined and my arms developing lovely little muscles.
Things ended with the boyfriend. He didn't make me feel pretty but that certainly didn't cause our demise. He just wasn't that nice a person and while I don't care about being with a beautiful man, I want to be with a man who is beautiful on the inside : )
I'm now dating a guy. He's nice, I guess. But he sure doesn't make me feel gorgeous.
Am realizing that it's nice to get affirmation from others, but that I can only rely on feel good about myself if I boost my own morale.
Do I feel pretty? Not really. But I try to notice nice things about myself: my soft skin, my expressive eyes, my sweet freckles… I try to avoid comparing myself with other women but rather just see my own lovely characteristics. It's not easy to do, but I'm taking baby steps.
So, I'm starting to feel slightly pretty again. Well, not all the time, or even most of the time, but on occasion, which is a definite improvement.
I've been working out at the gym. A lot. Which hasn't meant that I've lost a tonne of weight but I am a bit firmer and – even better – I feel stronger (not just physically but emotionally). These changes have helped me feel more attractive.
And… I kissed a guy. Well, made out with him is more like it. blush Not sure if it's going to go anywhere with him but getting a wee bit of action certainly helped made me feel less grotesque.
I had a long-term relationship that ended over the summer. The last 3 years of this relationship, he really wasn't physically attracted to me. We'd have sex about once/ month and even then, he really didn't seem very "into me." He complained a lot, too, about our life – the city where we lived, the friends I had, the restaurants we went to…
Being with someone like that took its toll on how I feel about myself and my life. It's tough to know that someone loves you but doesn't "want" you, and is disappointed in the life you share together. Even now that he's out of my life, his attitude greatly impacts my thoughts.
When I used to be slim, I'd get a lot of attention and second looks. I had a choice of all sorts of clothes, and dressed fairly stylishly whereas now I feel like I have to buy the (few) items I find that fit my large body and camouflage the bits I don't like. Besides, even when I do dress up and try to look stylish, I just feel like The Fat Chick who's Trying to Look Nice… But Just looks Fat.
So, losing weight will help with this goal. Once I lose some weight, I can then start working on dressing better. sigh We'll see. I just feel ugly and unsexy now.
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A Year Under The Stars
I've had a lot of time in front of my computer lately thanks to the ankle injury from my last trip in Arches National Park. I took the time to compile all of my star trails over the last year and make this time lapse video.
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Glass Orchids by glass artist Siobhan Healy opens December 2 at the Harvard Museum of Natural History
Opening Friday, December 2 in the Glass Flowers Gallery will be a sculpture display by Scottish artist Siobhan Healy entitled Ghost Orchids. The inspiration for the artist's subtle and thought-provoking piece is the Ghost Orchid (Epipogium aphyllum), a rare British wild flower recently rediscovered after it was thought to be extinct for 23 years. Healy depicts the orchid in transient and ethereal clear glass, encouraging the viewer to reflect on the potential loss of this fragile species—an evocative emblem of the one in five of wild flowers that are threatened with extinction. The glass artist will present a talk on Friday December 2 at 4:00 pm, open to the public, and included with regular museum admission. Ghost Orchids will be on display through March 4, 2012. Free parking for the artist's talk available in the 52 Oxford Street parking garage adjacent to the museum
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About the Harvard Museum of Natural History
With a mission to enhance public understanding and appreciation of the natural world and the human place in it, the Harvard Museum of Natural History draws on the University's collections and research to present a historic and interdisciplinary exploration of science and nature. More than 192,000 visitors annually make it the University's most-visited museum.
Harvard Museum of Natural History: Open 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, except major holidays. Admission: $9.00; seniors and students $7.00; $6.00 ages 3-18; under 3 free. For more information on exhibits and events, explore the website or call 617-495-3045.
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This RFC attempts to consolidate and formalize several past discussions and efforts around refactoring Zend_Http_Client and the related classes. It is largely based on the now somewhat outdated Zend\Http\Client 2.0 proposal (http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Http_Client+2.0+-+Shahar+Evron, and on experiments and work done and committed to https://github.com/shevron/zf2/tree/feature/http-client-rewrite), as well as on discussions in the zf-contributors mailing list and IRC channel.

Why Rewrite Zend_Http_Client?

Over time, the Zend_Http_Client component in ZF 1.x (and 0.x) has grown beyond it's originally simple design to support a multitude of different use cases, and several issues with its design were raised again and again, the main ones being:

Writing data from an HTTP server into a stream or from a stream is an afterthought. As a result it is pretty inconvenient to use the HTTP client in settings where memory usage might be a problem.

The HTTP client is designed to mainly work with the default Socket adapter - the curl adapter (and potentially addition adapters) were an after thought, and as a result too much work is done by adapters other than the socket adapter to decompose and reconstruct requests in a way suitable for their use

There is no Request object - there is no way to abstract and override the way HTTP requests are described to the transport adapter.

Handling of cookies is problematic (e.g. value encoding)

In addition some advancements in PHP made it possible to offer additional features (a transport adapter based on pecl_http, support for multiple concurrent requests). Changes in Zend Framework's standards require some refactoring (introduction of DI patterns, switching to Options objects for configuration). Changes in the MVC layer demand better operability and code sharing between the MVC layer and the HTTP client stack.

Due to all of these, it seems like the HTTP client stack needs to be refactored into smaller, reusable and overridable components. While some old code can be reused, it seems like the changes will require an almost complete rewrite of the HTTP client.

Proposed Architecture for the HTTP client stack

The following new architecture is proposed. This builds on work already done for the MVC layer:

HTTP Request and response objects

Requests and responses are represented by the Http\Request and Http\Response classes.

All properties specific to the PHP environment (e.g. representation of the $_SERVER, $_ENV and $_FILES super-globals) will be moved to subclasses of Request and Response under the Zend\Http\PhpEnvironment namespace (this is partially done, but needs more work)

HTTP headers are represented by Zend\Http\Header objects. These objects are responsible for encoding and decoding headers and implementing header-specific logic such as parsing and understanding quality factor attributes and Cookie parameters

HTTP request and response body (referred to as "Entity" in the HTTP RFC) will be represented by Zend\Http\Entity objects. This is done so that request and response objects could contain entities more complex than a simple in-memory string: an open stream, a multipart message containing both in-memory strings and file streams (e.g. a multipart/form-data based file upload), etc. For backwards compatibility reasons and to simplify things, representing the HTTP message entity as a simple string will still be possible.

By default, a 'php://temp' stream based entity object will be used when receiving responses - this will allow decent performance for small responses with a fallback to temporary files on disk for memory hogging responses. Users could proactively set the response entity class to be used for the response before sending a request if they anticipate a response of particular nature.

HTTP transport layer adapters

These will replace Zend_Http_Client's 'Adapter' classes, and will be responsible for sending and receiving HTTP messages.

The interface for these transport adapters will be very simple: they will communicate via HTTP request and response objects, providing a single "send" method, which consumes a request and returns a response object. This design allows offloading a lot of the "heavy lifting" from the HTTP client, request and response classes into the transport layer, allowing reuse of capabilities implemented in PHP extensions such curl and pecl_http for transport adapters that will be based on them. This design is similar to the new Zend\Mail\Transport design.

Some of the responsibilities taken on today by the client and response classes, such as decoding transport-layer encodings and compression, will be moved into the transport layer

For simple use cases, it will be possible to instantiate and use a Transport object to send a request and receive a response without instantiating an HTTP client object

Adapters supporting multiple/concurrent request handling will provide an additional sendMulti() or similar method, designating such support.

Adapters supporting connections through an HTTP proxy server will offer this capability as a configuration option - no special "Proxy" adapter will be provided.

By default a native sockets based adapter and a 'curl' based adapter will be provided, in addition to a 'Test' adapter that could be used to mock out the HTTP layer for Web service client unit testing purposes. The default transport object will be the 'Socket' one, as today.

The HTTP Client class

Much of the work done today by Zend_Http_Client will be moved to distinct components such as the Transport objects, Request and Response objects, Entity objects and CookieStore objects (see below)

The HTTP client will take on the responsibilities related to state maintenance between multiple requests, among others:

Handling HTTP redirect responses

Handling complex request procedures such as "100 continue" responses

Maintaining client-side cookie state (through the use of CookieStore objects)

Handling and maintaining the state of HTTP authentication (through the use of Authentication objects)

Simplifying the submission of multiple requests with similar properties such as common headers (automatically setting headers such as User-Agent, Date, Accept-* etc. on all requests passing through the client)

HTTP CookieStore objects

The HTTP client will depend on a single CookieStore object to store and retrieve cookies received in responses and sent in requests. This is similar to today's CookieJar concept but will have a more modular design and will rely on Cookie and Set-Cookie header objects.

By default a simple in-memory storage CookieStore class will be provided - users will be able to create more complex CookieStore objects storing cookies in a database or on disk, or with slightly different rules for which cookies are accepted from responses and added back to requests passed through the CookieStore object by the HTTP client.

HTTP Authentication objects

Responsible for maintaining HTTP client authentication state, and for adding relevant information (usually in headers) to HTTP requests sent out by the client to ensure they are properly authenticated

By default at least the "Basic" and "Digest" authentication schemes should be supported. Web service components could introduce vendor-specific authentication schemes through this mechanism.

These are still to be designed

Changes to current (ZF2.0 as of Feb 26th 2012) Http classes

In addition to the proposed above, some fixes and changes to the current Zend\Http classes provided in ZF 2.0 are proposed:

Moving all PHP-Environment specific members to the PhpEnvironment namespace for requests and responses

Allowing more flexibility on HTTP request methods, response codes, header names etc. as per the HTTP RFC (today's implementation breaks the HTTP RFC by being over-strict, only accepting a while list of HTTP response codes and methods)

Providing an ability to quickly create and send simple HTTP requests via a simplified, domain-specific API, either in the Request class or the Client class (or both).

External Links

The HTTP 1.1 RFC - http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616.html


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Machinarium devs post new teaser for Samorost 3, narrows release window
Machinarium developer Amanita Design has broken its silence over its new title Samorost 3 with a new teaser trailer and narrowed release window. It follows a long silence regarding the title since it was outed in 2011.1
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PS3 release of Machinarium "will be the ultimate version"
Machinarium's PS3 version will be the "ultimate version" when it's released, the game's developer, Jakub Dvorský, has said.1
Amanita Design: Three titles announced, Machinarium coming to PSN
Amanita Design's Jakub Dvorský revealed three of the firm's upcoming titles at GameCityNights festival in Nottingham last night, and all three are listed below. It was also announced that Machinarium would be heading to PSN.5


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As technology continues to infiltrate every corner of the K-12 educational space, administrators, teachers, and students are undoubtedly curious about what's coming around the bend in 2011. Will the cloud continue to reign? Will more schools embrace student-centric mobile devices?
To get the answers to these and other pressing questions, THE Journal spoke with a handful of technology experts and came up with a short list of top tech trends they said you'll want to watch in the new year.
1. There will be more momentum for mobile devices in classrooms with an eye toward affordable alternatives to traditional 1:1 rollouts.
The popularity of 1:1 laptop implementations and related initiatives have left many school districts wondering how to introduce mobile computing into the classroom in the most seamless, affordable manner possible. Some schools are rolling out 1:1 and related initiatives, while others are tapping into the existing technology (laptops, PDAs and iPads, for example) that students already own. Doing so allows districts to skirt budgetary issues while still staying on the leading edge of the technology movement.
Expect this trend to gain momentum in 2011, said Roland Rios, director of instructional technology at the Fort Sam Houston Independent School District in San Antonio, TX. "Schools are smartening up and letting students use their tech tools in innovative ways," said Rios, who added that he expects such initiatives to be centered on concepts like "ubiquitous learning" and 24/7 access to technology.
The schools that "get it" will be the ones that stay ahead of the tech curve. "As educators, we really need to stay on top of this stuff," said Rios, "instead of constantly playing catch up."
2. Web-based instruction will gain more traction at the K-12 level.
Already being used extensively in the higher-education space, Web-based learning is expected to continue proliferating for both high school and middle school students. Crowley Independent School District in Dallas is just one of many districts that's already embraced distance learning across various disciplines, most recently for its summer school program. The move not only pushed the district further into the technology age, but also saved it some money.
"Like many other districts, we needed to find ways to conserve budget dollars," said Theresa Kohler, chief instruction officer. "We offered the online courses to students who wanted to gain accelerated credits, or to make up credits for classes they'd failed."
Using a password-protected system that was put in place in 2009, students either logged in from home or used the school's computer labs. "It was a pretty successful program," said Kohler, "and one we plan to expand and utilize more of in the future."
3. More tech-based monitoring and assessment tools will be incorporated into to the instructional mix.
There's nothing quite like being able to pull up a dashboard on a laptop or desktop and quickly figure out exactly where a student stands, and what enrichment is needed to get him or her up to speed (or, provide the student with more advanced instruction). Automated monitoring and assessment tools do just that, and continue to gain in popularity in the K-12 space.
Take classroom "clickers," for example, which teachers can use to engage students, even in the most crowded of classrooms. Combine the assessment tools with the clickers, said Kohler, and teachers can quickly ascertain whether a lesson has "sunk in" or determine whether further instruction is needed.
"We've had really good results with this technology, which gives our teachers real-time data instantly," said Kohler, "instead of having to wait for the graded papers and tests to come back."
4. The cloud will help ease the financial burden on schools while helping to expand technological capabilities.
No longer interested in building their technology coffers with expensive hardware and software, today's K-12 school districts turned to more cloud-based applications in 2010 and are expected to continue down that path in the coming year. "We're doing a lot of cloud computing in our district," said Lynn Reedy, educational technology specialist at Stafford Public Schools in Stafford Springs, CT. "We keep all of our data on a network that's shared among teachers, and we encourage them to use the cloud."
Recently, for example, all the district's K-12 classrooms began using MimioConnect as a resource for sharing lessons and information, and for uploading files. "We don't have to worry about space because the files are all stored in the cloud," said Reedy, "and accessible to everyone."
5. Teachers will have access to expanded professional development programs.
All the new technology in the world isn't going to do students any good if teachers can't use the tools, or show students how to use them. To fill the void created between classroom teachers and new technology, Reedy said her district is expanding its professional development options, both in terms of scope and timing.
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Stafford is also partnering with other districts to create online educational options for teachers who need further enrichment on topics like "how to use your whiteboard" and "how to develop interactive lessons for your science class." Reedy said the expanded professional development helps "keep teachers on top of things and in tune with new technology."
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VATICAN CITY (CNS) -- The Vatican released a three-day schedule of events for the beatification of Pope John Paul II, and warned against people selling counterfeit tickets to the beatification liturgy, which is free and open to all.
Pope Benedict XVI will preside over the beatification Mass at 10 a.m. May 1 in St. Peter's Square, the Vatican said. Immediately after Mass, the faithful can pray before Pope John Paul's mortal remains, which will be set in front of the main altar in St. Peter's Basilica.
The veneration "will continue until the flow of faithful ends," it said.
Distributing the program Feb. 18, Jesuit Father Federico Lombardi, the Vatican spokesman, said the deceased pope's remains will be in the casket in which he originally was buried in 2005 and will not be visible.
The casket will be reinterred in the Chapel of St. Sebastian on the main level of St. Peter's Basilica in a "private" ceremony, which will occur only after the large crowds have stopped coming to pay their respects, Father Lombardi said.
The night before the beatification, a prayer vigil will be held in the grassy open space that was the ancient Circus Maximus in Rome, the Vatican said.
"It will be organized by the Diocese of Rome, which had the venerable servant of God as its bishop," the note said. Cardinal Agostino Vallini, papal vicar for Rome, will lead the celebration and Pope Benedict is expected to watch through a video hookup.
The morning after the beatification, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the Vatican secretary of state, will celebrate a Mass of thanksgiving in St. Peter's Square, the Vatican said.
U.S. Archbishop James M. Harvey, prefect of the papal household, which organizes the non-liturgical side of papal events, also issued a statement Feb. 18 emphasizing the fact that tickets will not be required to attend the beatification.
The archbishop's statement, distributed in six languages, said he had been "informed of the existence of unauthorized offers by some tour operators, especially on the Internet," claiming that for a fee they could help people get tickets to papal events, particularly the beatification Mass.
"For the beatification Mass of Pope John Paul II, as made clear from the outset, no tickets are required," the statement said.
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In our digital world, you'll sometimes see people refer to themselves as a creator or a curator. Some people do both and some prefer to do one or the other. Creators are people who make videos, write blogs, take photos, write reports, comment on blogs, actively tweet their thoughts, etc. Curators spend time finding interesting content to share with others or to use as a reference for later. They are more concerned with sharing good content and being part of the action of developing stories in the social media world. Of those people online, nearly everybody does both, but a few tend toward one or the other.


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They–meaning "good" people–always say to truculent assholes like me that, yeah, you're right, the world will obviously still be up and running on all cylinders when me and you die, no matter how poorly we treat it, but we still have a responsibility to leave this world nice for our children and for our childrens' children. Recycling and maintaining itty bitty carbon footprints and not exploiting the land or our fellow man.
Well, I don't plan on having any children*, so I guess I can continue to be an anti-environmental asshole, right? Maybe. But maybe not, if being a nice, sweet "green" dude means it will now be a part of my ethos to drink fair trade coffee.
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A few weeks ago I was bored, dicking around on Beer Advocate when I started studying their Top 100 list a bit trying to tip myself off to some great brews I had perhaps never heard of. Those are sadly becoming fewer and farther between as my beer studies advance.** However, this time I noticed a pop residing at the #15 position. One I'd never heard of. One with an odd "foreign"-soundin' name. Peche Mortel. Interesting. I didn't do much further research at that moment and simply filed my newly-culled fact away in the ol' Goldfarb memory bank.
Luckily, my research would serve me well as just a few days later I found myself at Whole Foods and came across a lone bottle of Peche Mortel residing on a high shelf. My memory jogged like Chuck Bartowski's Intersect-affected mind on "Chuck"–does any one in the entire world watch that show because that is one killer analogy I just made–and I quickly snatched the 12 ouncer off the shelf. I examined the bottle. Hmmm…an imperial stout from Montreal. Odd, for some reason I thought it was gonna be a fruit beer from Belgium. Maybe because I dumbly translated "peche" to mean "peach" and thought the funny language looked Belgian-y. For the record, your honor, Peche Mortel actually stands for "Mortal Sin" if you're as ineptly monolingual as I am.
That very weekend, while watching the sublime new "Thrilla in Manilla" doc on HBO, I popped the bottle with much anticipation and was floored by the intense coffee smell as the hot booze punched me in the snotbox the second I began to transfer the liquid from bottle to glass. Whoa Nelly and Holy Cow, this is one great beer. It tingles the tongue with a roasted coffee taste and pronounced bitterness, a smooth and creamy espresso body, and finishes with a subtle hint of sweetness. I've had several great coffee beers lately, most notably Brooklyn's Intensified Coffee Stout and Surly's Coffee Bender, but this trumps them both.** This is an incredibly complex stout and, personally, I think it's even better than the much ballyhooed Kona-coffee-infused Founders Breakfast Stout. That fair trade stuff is the real deal, brother. And no, I still don't really know what fair trade coffee is and am far too lazy to read the Wikipedia entry on it.
I honestly have no clue how rare this beer is as I just stumbled upon it through pure happenstance, but I am glad to learn that America, Jr. up north actually has another great beermaker aside from Unibroue. Although, I'm not even sure if Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel makes anything else worthwhile as I know nothing about their other beers other than that they have some cool looking labels and their Aphrodisiaque sounds most exsquisite. I'd love to get my hands on some if any one knows where to score 'em.
Hey, it's the era of grade inflation and I can't help if I keep having masterpieces so…
…I'll try to drink something shitty this weekend, I promise. Those are the most fun reviews.
Speaking of which, if any one has any tips for something abominable I can tipple for my next video review, please let me know: theviceblog [at] gmail.com.
*On purpose that is, and probably not on accident either as I sit with a laptop on my balls for ten-plus hours a day, every day, and were my scrotum to be vivisected it would probably show a bed of long-perished spermatozoa floating atop a pool of neon green seminal fluid like dead fish at the end of a stream which has a tributary coming out of a nuclear power plant.
**If any one ever calls me an alcoholic, I'll just start saying my beer studies are quite advanced.
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If you love really good coffee and really good beer equally, you will be thrilled with Péché Mortel. If coffee isn't your cup of tea, and caffeine makes you bounce off the ceiling, then just put the bottle down and find something else to drink. This beer is all about coffee. Indeed, you may have seen 'coffee stouts' before, but no brewer has ever married coffee and beer so naturally and seamlessly.


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You HAVE to wear a primer or it doesn't last whatsoever. but its good for beginners who want to practice with liquid liner but i personally like maybelline's liquid liner better Date published: 2014-06-05 Rated 1 out of 5 by MIchaella from Awful Had to go add multiple layers, not pigmented at all. Date published: 2014-05-05 Rated 3 out of 5 by rocketcan from Bought in black. The color was nice and dark, but flaked off after a couple of hours. Date published: 2014-02-09 Rated 1 out of 5 by Imperial from I bought this thinking it was a steal for the money. It is not worth it. I put it on and about 10 minutes later it began to flake and crack off, and that was with primer underneath! The pigmentation of the eyeliners are amazing but they will not last. Date published: 2014-02-05 Rated 2 out of 5 by BriyanaRae from Did not work well for me. I found this product to be extremely runny and would not stay on my lids. I did apply primer and tried about every technique I could think of to make it work. When I got a decent line on my eye it started to fade to a lighter shade and flake off. Also, when I swatched it on my hand the product looked great; but it just did not work for my eyes. Great colours but not easy to apply. Date published: 2014-01-31 Rated 4 out of 5 by MsDeek from messy and 2/3 are good I have had several of elf's liquid eyeliners and they all have the same basic problem they are very messy and tend not to produce thin clean lines, even with more experienced users. As far as this specific set goes the black and brown are good how ever the star burst is really just clear with glitter and will serve to irritate more than anything. I would still recommend but only to those who prefer liquid liner and are used to using that, in saying that it should not be used on the bottom lashes it will likely get in your eye and can temporarily dye the white or your eye black this has happened to me several times. Date published: 2014-01-15 Rated 5 out of 5 by Morgan1207 from Just $3 NO WAY I LOVE THIS PRODUCT. I received two as a gift for Christmas and had to go back for more!!!!! I use stardust in my inner corner and my eyes just POP. The tip of the eyeliner isn't as precise as I would like for it to be but for the price and the pigmentation of this product YOUR GETTING A STEAL Date published: 2014-01-14 Rated 4 out of 5 by Gingersnaps from Great buy so I bought this a couple of months ago and it wasn't too bad.. It does tend to smear after some hours of wear but if you use pencil eyeliner and then top it with the liquid it stays in place pretty good Date published: 2014-01-11 Rated 1 out of 5 by ivysophia from rubs off immediately This is the only e.l.f. product I've tried that I haven't liked. This eyeliner went on fine, but almost immediately cracked and flaked off. It didn't even stay on a few hours. It was the quality you would expect for a dollar. Date published: 2014-01-02 Rated 5 out of 5 by Pata from Stays on for hours Every day I give my eyes some "wings" with the brown eyeliner from e.l.f. I have to admit that it does stay on for hours. I've only used the brown one so I am not sure how the other colors perform...but the brown eyeliner is amazing. And if I use some primer underneath it, then in my case 8 hours is the minimum I can keep it in tact. Date published: 2013-11-29 Rated 5 out of 5 by lfeyelinerrocks from Awesome! Its the best eyeliner ive ever had in my life, especially the Stardust one. I highly suggest it. Date published: 2013-11-02 Rated 3 out of 5 by cameo from not the best, but good I would say it's quite good for the price, but it's not like jet black. It's not very pigmented but for me that doesn't matter because I use liquid eyeliner to go over pencil eyeliner anyways so that's nbd Date published: 2013-10-22 Rated 5 out of 5 by Cherokeeblondie from Great eyeliner! Works on my oily lids! I tried this while getting ready for work, black color is black like you want it. It didn't look dried out after it dried on my lids. Beautiful black solid color no streaks no flaking no mess. It stayed on through a 10 hour work day until I washed my face when I got home. The stardust and copper are beautiful, and they last as well as the black. It has staying power, beautiful color and easy to wash off. I love it, and the price of them! They are worth trying, give it a chance! Date published: 2013-10-08 Rated 1 out of 5 by Jaq from Doesn't create a solid line I don't often wear liquid liner as it's a bit too harsh for me but I bought some of this for when I go out at night. The brown is so dark is looks black and when it goes on it's not an even/solid color. The pigment stays to the outer edges of the line and the center is near bare. Even when using tiny strokes and the lightest hand I can manage I will still get bare eyelid showing through. Date published: 2013-09-02 Rated 2 out of 5 by Mikayla from not for oily lids If you dont have oily lids this may work for you but if you are oily it will probably be a smudgy mess. Date published: 2013-07-15 Rated 4 out of 5 by Smithers from Overall great! I love this liquid eyeliner. One of the few things I have tried from ELF so far. I have ordered a bunch of stuff though that should come in soon. I use this eyeliner almost every day. Sometimes I don't wear any eyeliner on top so that my eyelashes look longer. The only complaint that I have is that it comes off too easily. It doesnt fade at all, but can come off totally if you touch it too hard on accident. I have noticed that you need to have primer or eyeshadow on as well. Otherwise, it runs off like water strangely. And sometimes if you havent used it in over a week or two, it clumps up in the bottle, but you just have to stir it up and its better! Once you get past the wearing off, it is a fantastic eyeliner that is true to color and is very soft and pretty Date published: 2013-05-01 Rated 1 out of 5 by Smiley from Not worth it for the special edition Okay so just to clarify this bad review is specifically for the special edition. The color that looks white in the picture is really a clear looking gel with large chunky pieces of glitter like you would expect a 5 year old to like. The other to colors are nice work alright go on thin allowing for either thick or thin. I would recommend if you are considering buying this product to get the normal edition with the silver, the bad review is simply the disappointment in the clearish color. Date published: 2013-04-16 Rated 3 out of 5 by michie from makes a mess i like that the color is bold but it makes a mess and smudges a lot! Date published: 2013-04-07 Rated 2 out of 5 by Melonie from I wasn't THAT impressed I ordered this for the variety. I wanted to use the silver above my water line, but quickly found that the consistency was clumpy and dry. I had problems with the black as well. It was like it was too oily. When I applied it, it would seem like a solid line, but would later look blotchy. When I tried to go over it with a second line, it wiped away the first. The brown is great though. It has perfect consistency, perfect applicator, and perfect color. I love the brown one. Date published: 2013-03-14 Rated 5 out of 5 by Rookie from Best eyeliner I've ever bought! I love these eyeliners! I will never buy any different. Why do I love them? Because I can wear them everyday, with anything. I love the bold, strong colors, that are easily applied. A lot of other eyeliners I've bought were hard to use, and the brush at the end was just too big for the smooth, and thin line I wanted. My eyes are very moist, which is a problem with normal pencil eyeliners and some brands, because my eyeliner runs, but with this it doesn't even nearly close to as much. Occasionally the corners will run, but it's not very noticeable (and it doesn't create an annoying smudge that other brands do). The color lasts my time in school, and throughout work without a problem. However, the color does start to fade a bit. Not very much though. Again, a very small flaw in the long run. I haven't tried blending much, so I don't have that checked. Not saying it can't, just that I haven't experienced it. All around, I LOVE this product. Date published: 2013-01-17 Rated 5 out of 5 by Bubbles3000 from Non-Irritating This doesn't irritate my eyes like the pencil liners. It's also very easy to remove and apply!!! Date published: 2013-01-02 Rated 4 out of 5 by Lovethis from love It!! I bought this a few days ago and I love it! I have other brands and honestly they don't work as good. The tip on this is thin, it makes for a great cat eye! I am very impressed. Date published: 2012-12-08 Rated 4 out of 5 by The Performer from Really Like It! I bought this product from a local store looking for a nice bargain. I'm so happy with this trio! The black is bold and goes on smoothly. Brown is very subtle and happened to be a bit watery but its ok, I dress it up with brown eyeshadow if need be. The silver, I get compliments everytime I use it over the black. It's an awesome set, I'm quite happy with it. Date published: 2012-11-18 Rated 4 out of 5 by Sarah from great product I absolutely LOVE this product, i got the Black/copper/stardust set and the copper and stardust look so elegant over the black, i love the size of each eyeliner such a smooth thin line, if you want classic just use black, if you want trendy, classy, night out look use copper over black, if you want like special occasion, pretty, sweet look use the stardust over black, these are perfect for any occasion! Date published: 2012-10-19 Rated 5 out of 5 by Iluvmesomemakeup! from So amazing! I got the black/copper/stardust set. I am in love! The brushes are thin and you can apply the liner as thin or thick as you like! I apply the black liner daily and to dress it up a bit I sweep the stardust over it. So pretty, adds a touch of sparkle! Date published: 2012-09-06 Rated 4 out of 5 by Jazzy from Perfect for any occasion I have been looking all over for a set of sparkling eyeliner that is cheap yet has good quality. Elf has met that standard for me. I just received my elf package in the mail yesterday and was eager to try their product. Gold is beautiful especially if worn over black eyeliner for a Golden Goddess look. My fave is Stardust!! I can be found anywhere with it on. When the sun hits your eyes, a magical look comes upon you. You feel beautiful knowing you didn't pile on eyeliner. Occasionally though, my eyes will itch at my eyelash roots where is exactly where I apply my eyeliner. Could just be my sensitive eyes. Date published: 2012-06-27 Rated 5 out of 5 by Herculeez from Amazing! After trying e.l.f. makeup, this will be my brand for LIFE. Especially this liquid liner! I've paid top dollar for liners before that were runny and difficult to apply. Definitely not the case! I got black, stardust, and copper. The black works amazing. I tried it today and was at work for nine hours - not one smudge or run! Very easy to apply unless you have absolutely no experience with makeup. The glittery copper and stardust are beautiful over the black! Also, the liner doesn't take a year and a half to dry. Love this product! Date published: 2012-06-25 Rated 3 out of 5 by Californialove from Okay liner I have a set that includes black, silver, and copper. The black one is the only one I really use. It requires a steady hand and skill (the result of a lot of practice). The silver just looks weird and copper is hardly a liner and really just leaves sparse flecks of glitter. Date published: 2012-06-19 3-Piece Liquid Eyeliner Set Reviews - page 3 2014-12-22 bvseo-cps-pr-8,30 bvseo-cps-tr-43 bvseo-cps-vt-0 bvseo-cps-sr-mostRecent bvseo-cps-pl-CONV bvseo-cps-cn-elfcosmetics bvseo-cps-tl-en_US bvseo-cps-cp-2 bvseo-cps-en-PRD bvseo-cps-ex-3840 bvseo-cps-bp-review_prod


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Congressman Vance McAllister explains his recent comments over Medicaid expansion. He says his office intends to look at the numbers closely, but feels confident that the state's financial committment is just a fraction of the return of federal dollars through the expansion. McAllister also updates House discussions over a bill addressing flood insurance rates. A GOP conference has delayed a vote on the item to next week.
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"Hangover Saturday — we decided to order in a Pepperoni pie and a Greek salad. The pizza arrived hot and fresh — with a nice delicate crust (not crispy thin — but thin — and it had this nice chewy pull to it), tasty flavorful sauce and the perfect amount of cheese. The little pepperonis were curled up on the sides — and crispy towards the edge. A little greasy — but I enjoyed that after a night of 15 vodka and sodas.
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"So, I'm actually devouring two slices (one veggie one white) as I'm typing this. It's so good! The thin crust is perfect, and the veggies are well seasoned. The white slice is on point too. How is this my first time eating from this place?!? Best slices I've had in the city in a while."
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"I live in the east village and was looking for a new pizza place … I was getting bored with the usual suspects. I had heard two, tree good things about Ciao Bella from some kids I know that live down in the LES. They rave about the sauce and say this is their go-to pizza joint in their neighborhood. So last night I was meeting up with a fellow pizza-lover and we decided to pop in for a pie. The place is authentic from the word go. Tasteful, compact pizzeria, original artwork, brick walls, tables outside, music, well priced. All of the ingredients are right there behind the counter for the viewing which I appreciate. We ordered a cheese pizza with dumb veggies (mushrooms, black olives, broccoli, peppers, garlic, onions, et al). The pizza came out banging hot and fresh. … The freshest, most authentic pizza I have had in 2 years in NYC."
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"Came with a couple of friends — we ordered an eggplant slice — a white slice and one plain to start. All of them were delicious and crispy. The sauce was amazing. Couldn't ask for anything more. Definitely worth a return trip."
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"I was starving ... so I began roaming the streets of NY to find a place to eat! I came across Ciao Bella! The pepperoni pizza slice + chicken empanada I ordered were delicious. The service was great, the food was great ... and I will be back again! I had the opportunity to meet the owners Levi and Benny who are the real deal and made my experience a pleasant one! 2 thumbs up!"
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"I've been getting slices from Ciao Bella since they opened on Allen Street two years ago. When they first opened up, the owner told me that they used a blend of fresh and whole milk mozzarella, which I don't think they are able to do any more due to costs... but it's still the best tasting pizza in the LES, in my opinion. I like that their pizza is not too heavy and that the crust is not too doughy (like Rosario's), and that their sauce is tasty (unlike Rocket Joe's)."
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"Ciao Bella rekindled my love for a good slice of pizza. It was late, I was hungry and I saw the storefront ... I went in ... and I'm glad I did. I just found my favorite new pizza place in the city. Seriously, the pizza was simply delicious. Didn't need any bells and whistles ... it was just delicious. With so many pizza places these days, a good slice is hard to come by. Thanks for renewing the faith Ciao Bella!"
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"Great slice at a great price. The crust wasn't the floppy sort of stuff a lot of places in NYC seem to get wrong. Nice and crispy, without being overdone. No nonsense, great place for an afternoon lunch.
The owner, Levi, has a great feel for the restaurant and the customer service is a breath of fresh air."
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"Having lived on Allen Street nearly four years I can barely stand the sight of Rosario's pizza anymore. I suppose one too many drunken meals at 3AM will do that.
So needless to say Ciao Bella Pizzeria was a welcome addition to the block. Beyond simply being an alternative to Rosario's — which in and of itself is noteworthy — the slices are good. Very good. Maybe even great. Certainly light on the wallet. I've been several times in the past few months and have yet to catch them slipping on their pizza game. Hope this place sticks around the neighborhood for a long time."
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WAC 182-501-0065 Healthcare coverage -- Description of covered categories of service. (Emergency rule effective 8/17/12.)
This rule provides a brief description of the medical, dental, mental health, and substance abuse service categories listed in the table in WAC 182-501-0060. The description of services under each category is not intended to be all inclusive.
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Summary: This timely supplement updates Kathleen F. Brickey's Corporate and White Collar Crime, Fourth Edition, through the 2008 Supreme Court Term and features selected court documents and transcripts from major white collar prosecutions. CASE HIGHLIGHTS CORPORATE CRIMINAL LIABILITY United States v. Stein : Should a corporation's willingness to advance legal fees to its employees be deemed evidence of lack of cooperation with the government, As the Thompson Memorandum suggests? PERSONAL LIAB ...show moreILITY IN AN ORGANIZATIONAL SETTING United States v. Skilling : Should Ken Lay's fraud conviction have been abated because he died before sentencing and an opportunity to appeal? SECURITIES FRAUD Problem 5-A : Is a tippee who willfully trades on improperly disclosed information liable even though the tipper did not knowingly make an improper disclosure? PERJURY AND FALSE DECLARATIONS United States v. Ebbers : Was Bernie Ebbers denied a fair trial because the government ''selectively'' immunized witnesses? OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE Problem 8-3 : Did Frank Quattrone ''corruptly'' endeavor to obstruct an investigation when he encouraged his colleagues to purge files containing documents the government had sought? BRIBERY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS United States v. Ihnatenko : Is the government's payment of cash benefits and other forms of compensation in exchange For The cooperation of a witness an unlawful gratuity? RICO United States v. Stein : Did KPMG's refusal to pay its indicted employees' legal fees impermissibly interfere with their Sixth Amendment right to counsel? Anza v. Ideal Steel Supply Corp. : Does a company that diverts business from a competitor by illegally undercutting the competitor's prices cause a compensable RICO injury? Williams v. Mohawk Industries, Inc : Does an employer's scheme to hire illegal immigrants to keep labor costs low injure legal workers in the labor pool in their business or property? TAX FRAUD: United States v. Cohen : Is expert testimony regard ...show lessEdition/Copyright: 11
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Is white pasty discharge normal if it's a week before your period?
I'm supposed to get my period in about a week and I'm also taking birth control. After me and my guy had sex the other night I noticed my discharge was white and pasty. As it dried it was very flaky and chalky. I don't itch and it has no odor what so ever so I'm a little stumped. I know STDs cause it to have a bad odor and yellowish green coloring.
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If there is no discomfort and no odor, it could be perfectly normal. Watch it for a few days, if it doesn't clear up see a health care professional.
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I have had a white pasty discharge with vaginal burning and itching as well as pain. It has a fishy odour? On and off vaginal odour more close to my period burning in the vagina and itching also in the anus. It comes and gos. I have tried yeast creams and they do not work.
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i should be getting a period in a another week. i notice that i have a white pasty discharge. is this a sign of pregnancy. i have this pasty discharge for at least three days now??
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Do you think you are pregnant? Take a test.
All girls have a normal white/clear wet mucous discharge as the vagina is self-cleaning. A change in discharge is not a symptom of pregnancy. The amount and consistency can vary due to water intake, diet, exercise, medication, hormones, illness….
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"Wonderful Smoke"
This a great cigar, loaded with flavor and smooth as silk. The full-strength of this cigar is beautifully concealed. The ring-size is slightly smaller than most Lanceros but the draw and volume of smoke is incredible. A great price for an outstanding cigar.P D Daley in Scottsdale, AZ January 30, 2012