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Saturday May 17, 2008. Dance Ect. Dancer performed at the Mohawk Homestead. The dancers all did a great job, as the residence, staff, parents, children and Missy, their dance teacher, watched. A special thank you to all the residence and staff for inviting everyone. To the fantastic dancers and their teacher, Missy, for helping to make thier dreams come true.
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Flyers Extend Braydon Coburn
by Paul on 11/09/11 at 01:38 PM ET
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via TSN,
The Philadelphia Flyers signed defenceman Braydon Coburn to a four-year, $18 million contract extension on Wednesday.
This season, Coburn has three assists in 14 games this season with a plus-1 rating.
The Saskatchewan native was originally drafted eighth overall by the Atltanta Thrashers in 2003.
In parts of six seasons in Philadelphia, the 26-year-old Coburn has 26 goals and 99 points.
He was in the second year of a two-year deal.
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Avery Back To His Old Antics According To Flyers Coach
by Paul on 03/15/09 at 09:47 PM ET
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from Larry Brooks of the NY Post,
Avery got into the Flyers' heads early in confronting Jeff Carter-What; touch Philadelphia's 38-goal-scorer???-and the Flyers not only never got over it, they responded in their historical nature by trying to take off their opponents' heads, witness the Braydon Coburn match penalty of a high stick across Nik Antropov's face late in the second.
"We got emotional and used it the wrong way," said Flyers' head coach John Stevens. "I think [Avery's] probation period is over and now he's back to his old antics and we got sucked in, to be quite honest.
more and watch the Coburn hit on Antropov below…
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Questions for John Stevens
by Alanah McGinley on 05/16/08 at 02:56 PM ET
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Some questions for Philadelphia Flyers coach John Stevens today.
Q. Can you talk about what Kimmo will mean not just on the ice, but off the ice in the room if he does come back and play on Sunday?
COACH STEVENS: Well, he's a huge part of our team. I mean, through this year he's progressed and in the playoffs he's really taken his game to another level. I think just his presence around our team all year, he's got deep respect by all his teammates. He just has composure all the time. I think that's infectious on our team.
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An Ounce of Prevention
by Alanah McGinley on 05/12/08 at 03:52 PM ET
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From Damien Cox in The Spin at the Toronto Star,
Sure was nasty watching the fine young Philadelphia defenceman, Braydon Coburn, take a puck in the face Sunday night in Game 2 between the Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins.
He was cut badly near the eye, and may or may not be able to play in Game 3.
Surely, it could have been worse. Yet wasn't it also preventable?
Given where the injury was, it would appear a half-shield would have blocked the puck from hitting Coburn in the face. But he doesn't wear one, and so he was lost for the game, and maybe more.
*And more on this topic today from Greg Wyshynski at the Yahoo! Sports blog, Puck Daddy
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Flyers Lose Coburn To, Uh…
by Paul on 02/09/08 at 10:42 PM ET
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from the Courier Post,
After the Flyers' fight-filled 2-0 loss to the Rangers at the Wachovia Center, Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren announced that defenseman Braydon Coburn was resting in Temple University Hospital after tearing a muscle in his buttocks.
Coburn, the only Flyers defenseman to play in every game this season, had what Flyers athletic trainer Jim McCrossin described as a fascia release, where the torn muscle is released to promote healing.
more on the Flyers
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New iPhone to get more memory, faster processor?
With the announcement of a new iPhone model seemingly imminent with Apple's WWDC event scheduled for next month, more and more supposed leaks are coming out from various sources about it. Today's rumor is that we're looking for a pretty serious speed and memory bump.
According to this screenshot, there's a model coming that will have 32GB of storage, double the RAM to 256MB and a processor bumped from 400MHz to 600MHz. In addition, the rumors say that the camera will be upgraded to 3.2MP with autofocus as well as a digital compass and FM radio. It sounds interesting, but we'll have to wait a few weeks to find out what's real and what isn't.
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I previously wrote about the gallant effort of an equine massage therapist who challenged a cease and desist order from the Maryland Board of Chiropractic Examiners (Draft Horse Journal, Spring 2009). The Chiropractic Board informed massage therapist Mercedes Clemens that if she did not stop practicing equine massage, she would have her license to practice massage therapy on people revoked. Since massage therapy on people was her main source of income, she had no choice but to stop massaging horses.
The Chiropractic Board worked closely with the Maryland Board of Veterinary Examiners who took the position that animal massage was the practice of veterinary medicine. In order for Mercedes to give equine massages, she would have to attend four years of veterinary school and obtain her veterinary license. I commented in the previous article that the Board's position was illogical. The law does not require massage therapists who work on people to become medical doctors, so why should it be any different with animals?
The equine massage therapist, through the non-profit group, Institute of Justice, an organization devoted to preserving economic liberty for Americans, filed a lawsuit challenging the position of the Board of Chiropractic Examiners and the Maryland Board of Veterinary Examiners. The Veterinary Board, after rethinking its original position, withdrew its challenge to Mercedes' right to perform equine massage without a veterinary license. The Veterinary Board released a statement that animal massage was not the practice of veterinary medicine, and no license was needed to massage horses.
A good ending to the story? Wrong. The Chiropractic Board would have none of this. The Chiropractic Board continued to press for regulatory control and licensing of all massage-related matters. The Chiropractic Board argued that people who are licensed people massage therapists cannot practice massage on animals. The Chiropractic Board must have been concerned about the outcome of the case, as it repeatedly tried to have the Court rule on the issue by filing no less than three motions to dismiss Mercedes' lawsuit without any type of hearing or evidentiary procedure.
However, the court out of Montgomery County, Maryland, emphatically ruled that the Chiropractic Board had no authority to regulate animal massage, and that it had overstepped its authority. The Court ruled that it was illegal for the Chiropractic Board to force Mercedes to stop her equine massage business.
The Circuit Court of Montgomery County, Maryland, through Judge David A. Boynton, in the suit captioned H. Mercedes Clemens v. Maryland State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners and Maryland Board of Chiropractic Examiners, Case No. 296766-V, found that, although the Chiropractic Board had a legitimate interest in regulating the area of human massage and the use and misuse of licenses the Board issued, the Board had no business in attempting to regulate equine massage. The Court further held that Plaintiff's massage therapy of horses did not involve the practice of human massage, and no license is required to engage in animal massage therapy in the state of Maryland.
The Judge further found that no evidence exists that the Plaintiff used or misused her license to massage humans in her practice of animal massage therapy. The Court ordered as follows: "The Defendant, Maryland Board of Chiropractic Examiners, lacked authority to issue the cease and desist order in this case. As such, the Motion for Summary Judgment is hereby granted as it relates to the cease and desist order in the case from the Chiropractic Board."
The Judge noted that his ruling preserved the rights of both parties. The Defendant, Chiropractic Board, will continue to have the authority to regulate in the area of human massage therapy, and the Plaintiff, Mercedes Clemens, will continue to have the right to practice equine massage therapy without license and without interruption or interference by the Chiropractic Board.
This is an important decision in many respects, not the least of which, is the individual's right to be free from abusive government control and regulation. The American spirit of independence has won in this case over the expansion of government and the intrusion by government into our daily lives.Enough legal talk–it's time to hitch horses.
Ken is a practicing attorney in Myerstown, PA, where a good bit of his practice involves negligence cases. Ken and his wife, Karen, own Sunny Hill Farm Belgians, and they have been exhibiting their six-horse hitch for the past few years at most major shows in the East.


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Scott Edward Mclaren Pleads Guilty in U.S. Federal Cour
The United States Attorney's Office announced that during a federal court session in Missoula, on April 30, 2012, before U.S. District Judge Dana L. Christensen, SCOTT EDWARD McLAREN, a 38-year-old resident of Belgrade, pled guilty to receipt of child pornography. Sentencing has been set for July 20, 2012. He is currently released on special conditions.
In an Offer of Proof filed by Assistant U.S. Attorney Cyndee L. Peterson, the government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
As part of an Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force investigation, detectives obtained a search warrant for McLAREN's residence in Belgrade. The residence was searched on August 2, 2011, and numerous items were seized and forensically analyzed.
The forensic examination determined there was an extensive, organized collection of child pornography on the computer systems seized from the residence. The items either contained child pornography or were used to view child pornography. Collectively, over 3,500 images depicting child pornography and approximately 275 videos depicting child pornography were located. The images and videos were obtained by using the Internet and computers. The creation dates for the files were between December 31, 1999, and July 21, 2011.
McLAREN faces possible penalties of a mandatory minimum 5 years in prison and could be sentenced to 20 years, a $250,000 fine, and lifetime supervision.
The investigation was a cooperative effort between the Bozeman Police Department, the Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security - Homeland Security Investigations.


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Instead of requiring surgery, many conditions are treated in one of our two cardiac catheterization laboratories.
Dramatic advances in cardiac catheterization techniques allow cardiologists to treat more conditions in the catheterization laboratory than ever before.
Cardiac catheterization laboratories are special rooms with state-of-the-art equipment where cardiologists insert small catheters (plastic tubes) into small veins and arteries and advance them through the heart, following their progress with X-ray and ultrasound imaging.
A cardiac catheterization is used to diagnose and sometimes treat many different heart conditions.
Cardiac catheterization procedures called diagnostic catheterizations help doctors determine the best way to treat more complex conditions. The information gathered during the catheterization is used to figure out the best timing for heart surgery or to plan the operation itself.
Some children once headed for heart surgery can now be treated using a cardiac catheterization procedure called
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Catheterization procedures are less painful and have shorter recovery times than surgical treatments for the same conditions. Children are often able to go home the same day or the next morning.
Conditions that may be treated in the catheterization lab include:
Catheterization procedures can also be used to diagnose and treat a variety of heart rhythm conditions. These specialized catheter procedures are called electrophysiology (EP) studies. EP studies allow doctors to map the electrical pathways in the heart and correct abnormal or harmful ones.
Cardiac catheterization continues to advance by leaps and bounds. One new area, sometimes referred to as hybrid surgery, is the use of cardiac catheterization simultaneously with surgery to treat complex heart problems. Another new area is heart valve implantation using catheterization techniques.
Children's was the first hospital in the Pacific Northwest to establish a team of doctors and staff dedicated to pediatric interventional catheterization and EP procedures. We have two state-of-the art catheterization laboratories. Both are equipped with the latest technology to perform the most complex catheterization procedures.
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Total Transportation Services Inc. truckers want California officials to inspect for health violations at the company's Carson yard and for Los Angeles port representatives to also intervene.
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My father purchased a pecan orchard about 5 years ago. He has close to 50 trees, but they are older trees. We live in Mississippi, so we have LOTS of hot summers, and the last 2 years, little or no rain.
My question is, while we have lots of pecans, some of the pecans have black spots on them. My father wants to fertilize them, but he lives on a fixed income, so we have to watch our costs.
We have gotten lots of information, but its been very confusing, with people all telling us different things... Can you tell me how to fertilize these trees??
Thanks in advance!!!
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|I hope you all aren't thinking of fertilizing because of the black spots! Why are you wanting to fertilize them? What did your soil tests say?
- Posted by alabamatreehugger 8a/8b south Alabama (My Page) on Sun, Dec 2, 12 at 18:20
|I never fertilize mine, I simply mulch the leaves back into the lawn and they produce just fine. Some of the small town feed stores do sell a "pecan fertilizer mix" though, it has added zinc which is supposed to help pecans.
- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Sun, Dec 2, 12 at 18:57
|you need to call your COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE ... for 2 reasons ...
1) how to have a soil test done thru .. probably.. MSU ... the state colleges being the Ag colleges ...
and while you are talking to them ...
2) make an appointment with the state forestry guy who comes thru the office.. so that you can invite him to dads tree farm .. and discuss the soil test ...
my gut tells me.. that 50 year old trees ... THAT DO PRODUCE.. are getting all they need .. and unless you really know what you are doing.. you could screw it all up ...
to speak plainly ... trees are NOT children.. they do NOT need to be fed ... and that is all fertilizer is ..
if the soil test shows that something is missing from the soil.. other than water [darn drought] ... then you would amend your soil accordingly ...
make any sense???
i feel the the greatest let down of the web.. is.. frankly ... TO MUCH INFO ... hence the reason i suggest an onsite inspection with your Ag or forestry person.. crimminey.. its your tax dollars that pay him .. USE HIM ...
ps: when you dad calls.. does he yells ... HELP ME RHONDA... into the phone.. lol ...
|Zinc is most common deficiency, particularly in older pecans. Ken's suggestion above is sound, even if he can't hear!
|sounds like scab a fungel disease. pecans need lots of fugicide and insecticides. at least mine do. planted in 1875
- Posted by Rhonda1961 none (My Page) on Tue, Dec 4, 12 at 8:26
|Thank you for the responses. After doing LOTS of research, and listening these answers that have been posted, I think I know the proper questions to ask.
The small black spots that are in some of the pecans, are caused by " stink " bugs. At least that is what we call them where I live!! Our orchard is fenced off, and we have fields on 3 sides of us. The farmer plants soybeans, corn, on alternate years.
The yield on these trees is fantastic! Especially, for the last 2 years, and this is after dealing with drought. So as mentioned above, I sure don't want to mess anything up.
If we could just get rid of the blasted stink bugs, we'd have no problem. Now, anyone know how to get rid of those??
P.S. This is for Ken, " Why, Ken.... yes he does!! " :)
- Posted by wisconsitom 4/5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Dec 4, 12 at 9:20
|Baw baw bawm......Rhonda, I just did asearch for 'stink bugs on pecan trees'. It does indeed appear to be a well-known issue. I gotta think there's a wealth of information at all those sites I just peered at on the page. Not saying don't ask here-just that the answeres ye seek can be found at google!
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Living in a multicultural society, we cross into each others worlds all the time. We live in each others pockets, occupy each others territories, live in close proximity and in intimacy with each other at home, in school, at work. We are mutually complicitous - us and them, white and colored, straight and queer, Christian and Jew, self and Other, oppressor and oppressed. We all of us find ourselves in the position of being simultaneously insider/outsider. The Spanish word nosotras means us. In theorizing insider/outsider I write the word with a slash between nos (us) and otras (others). Today the division between the majority of us and them is still intact. This country does not want to acknowledge its walls or limits, the places some people are stopped or stop themselves, the lines they arent allowed to cross. . . . [But] the future belongs to those who cultivate cultural sensitivities to differences and who use these abilities to forge a hybrid consciousness that transcends the us vs. them mentality and will carry us into a nosotras position bridging the extremes of our cultural realities.Gloria Evangelina Anzalda
I have to chuckle sometimes when I am painted as "hard-nosed." In truth, our Justice Department wasn't nearly as aggressive as Roosevelt's. And our respect for civil liberties was far more extensive than the response following Pearl Harbor. Yes, we were tough, but we always operated within the law; it was never our policy or practice to detain any noncombatant without charges. In our conduct, we never approached the limits of the law as closely as Roosevelt did.John David Ashcroft
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heroine films - grassroots approach In the vein of Ms. DiFranco, Melissa Ferrick, the Indigo Girls, Christine Vachon, Guinevere Turner, etc. The women at heroine films are taking an unconventional approach to getting their lil' indie lesbian film, The Gladdest Thing made (despite what the conservative businessmen in their ivory towers in NC have to say about it!) About a year ago, the money fell through. So, we did what any group of young filmmakers trying to make their dream project would do...We drowned our sorrows in amaretto sours and sheer panic. Then we tried again, and again and again. And to our dismay no investors with pockets full of cash came running to our aid. It seems down here in North Carolina they don't much like lesbians or the films they want to make (the NYIIF doesn't seem to have a problem with us!). We were armed with a fabulous (award-winning) script, an award winning team, fresh young talent, everything but the finances. That's when we decided to become our own heroines. Basically, we believe in our art and are willing to do any and everything in order to be able to create it. So, while we continue to pitch to investors, we are making t-shirts and websites, flyers and anything else we can think of to make our films, this one (the Gladdest Thing) and the many more to come. We've got $500,000 to raise and we're doing it one dollar at a time. Here's our plan --- we get as many people (via phone, e-mail, walking the streets, concerts, GLBTQ events, film festivals, you name it...) to check our website and donate a dollar a piece and we'll be able to get our film in the can and get throught the first few months with our production company. thanks for the support all!xox the women at heroine filmswww.heroinefilms.net
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The writing of this manifesto was inspired by my three bibles: Cunt by Inga Muscio, Quirkyalone: a manifesto for the uncompromising romantics by Sasha Cagen and Letters to a Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke. I encourage you to attempt writing your own womanifesto sometime if you are reading this, you certainly owe it to yourself. Plus you can have your womanifesto posted on Inga Muscio's website if you are so enticed. Check it out. Love it.http://www.ingalagringa.com/index.htmlEnjoy.--------------------------------------------------------------------Jennifer Renee Hetrick's Womanifesto Rockin' Out (on March 27, 2004 in an inspirational café in her college town.)I crave and shall earn (& learn & see) (all because I want to…):-independence from brainwash city (non) ideals societally set forth for us to adhere to.-the extinguishing of non-thought.-everyday to be a holiday, a celebration of the often bittersweet gift of life-and we show our gratitude by loving and romancing it, not by praying to any deity of a mainstream persuasion.-the embracing of all that we are, working toward what we are not (that we want to be) through intentions that make our dispositions delight, embracing the quirkyalone. -utilization of our poetic licenses to air sweet and honey-esque satisfaction, to learn, to educate, to be artists in our own euphoric respects.-recognition that modern cynicism in recent generations is in actuality modern reality, and also the history of it. Although mayhaps for prolonged periods of time a person may seem to be (at least by others' viewpoints) confined to a bitter demeanor, enlightenment and epiphany have an opportunity to flourish…they just need the proper spark to fire fingertips. -the promotion of cuntlove. We promote (the) subjective thought process.-the offering of the Nobel Peace Prize to thriving secular humanists.-not to be afraid of our cunts. We own and deserve our individual woman regions more than any other person ever will. We are our own temples and we should be free to explore them. We should not be frightened of what anatomically defines us. We should be in absolute power of our very beings and we should not tolerate the disrespect of our goddess given gifts.-although it is necessary to have sperm to create life, the female harbors life before it is known to us in its most common form. Therefore we have the power to control life at its very nexus. I believe this to be extremely empowering and it boggles my mind that we as women should ever truly doubt ourselves. We need to recognize how credible women have the ability to be as humans. We need to acknowledge that patriarchy in all its basic-ness has a profound influence and hold on us-and we need to slap the wrists of patriarchy with inhospitable bricks. We need to forget mercy in this case. We need to learn to strip away the sullied bandages of thinking patterns society, media, and unwholesome government let grow into our skin from childhood-allowing our consciences and souls to breathe untainted and loving air we may define ourselves.-we will appreciate life more thoroughly and genuinely if we teach ourselves not to abhor and be irritated by our modest ambrosias. Our modest ambrosias are just inklings as to what control we possess in this world. It is our beauty.-we should not have to be colorblind in order to lose our unfounded prejudices. -narcissism does not necessarily have to be a negative attribute. True self-love is kind, not to mention a greater release than can be described merely with words. It enables you to see myriad things you might have otherwise been secluded from. It enables you to see not as much as you think is out of your reach. It enables great things.-humanism to be more prominent in society than artifices of faith that come with no guarantees. Humanism is the universal key to a better everything around us and within us. How can it not be?-to understand anything or anyone in life we must first want to understand. Wanting is the essential drive that makes things happen in life. -we often neglect to realize we are not thinking and observing by our own merit. This is just how brainwashing works. We need to trust nature before we ever trust anything commercial or federal. -it's peculiar wondering if we ever think any thoughts for ourselves that were not already thought by at least one other person, somewhere throughout the history of the world. Of course we may have our own unique approaches or interpretations to our thoughts, and this may differentiate us from others who have shared our same thoughts. All in all this concept may be named peculiar, if nothing more, because further attempts at analyzation would complicate the process. Also, this paragraph might never end! -we need to hold the constant desire to learn. We need to once in a while give a try at defining ourselves for solely ourselves, noting our loves, dissatisfactions, (and ideas how to fairly diminish them), fierce passions, mantras and purposes, simply for future reference and upkeep, if nothing more. We should write ourselves reminders like this on our beat up old sneakers, the ones with affectionate shoelaces falling apart little by little. We must avoid atrophy in all possible respects. We should treat ourselves kindly, once in a while giving ourselves loving endearment and appreciation through artsy bracelets or an obnoxious belt we could very well marry if it were possible (or legal?).-true deep understanding and self-love is the primary stepping stone to all great things, including world peace, or any community-wide doctrine of peace.*stars encompass us** (we are, for the time being) universally inept*-conventions will have to fall away sometime(s). -Theme Song List thus far: Bouncing Souls-hopeless romantic, Bouncing Souls-true believers, Twisted Sister-we're not gonna take it, & anything Ani DiFranco or Fiona Apple.
To Inga, one of my many idols, I think that blandly colored green and white paper we call 'money' is well spent, in my situation, a freshman college student who can claim two dollars in her wallet as her own, when I have a copy of your book 'Cunt' to call my own. I bought your book offline probably in late November. I forget where I first heard about it. I just remember the day it came in the mail, walking back from the parcel pick up building on campus, ripping open the brown packaging and getting giddy as hell. I ordered the second edition of your book. I love the bright colors on the outside of it. Yeah, I'm one of those foolish people who are enticed by the cover of a book, not so much judging it, but wishfully thinking hey, this'll be gooooooood.I actually haven't finished the book yet. I'm a little more than half way through it. I'm having a very busy semester, and last semester being my first semester in college ever, I was very freakish about where I put my priorities. The week of finals I recall lying in my bed, finally remembering what it was like to relax, and I had your book in my grips. I felt so enlightened. I'll be frank, I didn't and still do not exactly agree with every little thing you've said in your book, but I greatly respect the way you elaborate on certain issues. I'd be playing a big fat joke on you if I said your book hasn't deeply impacted my life. I'll just let you in on one little insight of me-ness. For about a year, give or take, I was on birth control. The sole purpose, for me using it, was to regulate my period. After a while of being on the pill I started to get lazy about taking it, therefore making myself sick when I'd lose track of my schedule. I had been on Ortho Tri Cyclen, back when it was still on the market. Then my gynecologist told me about Nuva Ring. Wow, did I ever love that ring. I'm sure you know about it, so I won't go into detail on how it works. My insurance company wouldn't pay for the new form of birth control since it was just that, so very 'new' and all. So I had to start taking these hormone pills that weren't a contraceptive. I was thrilled about it. My insurance paid for them. So I started taking them. It takes a few months until the drugs adapt well to your system, or vice versa. My period wasn't regular for quite some time. Then I read the part of your book about how you dealt with your period, how you changed your outlook on all that it was. That night I decided to stop taking the hassle of my medication. I felt sickened that I was allowing myself to be controlled by these little white pills. Why would I want little white pills controlling my body instead of me controlling my body? Mind over matter, hmm? And I haven't taken pills since. I am hesitant to use any sort of medication when I might be feeling ill nowadays. I try to convince myself that it's at least partially psychosomatic. A funny thing now, and I'll try to be brief with this, if that's even possible. A few weeks ago Vagina Monologues was performed on my college campus. I was SO very excited to attend. Since I'd stopped taking my pills for the regulation of my period, the last time I 'remember' having my modest ambrosia was probably the first week of December 2003. I had previously counted how many days it had been since my last period. It was about 70 days since I'd last had it. So I'm sitting there in the audience of Hart Chapel and I'm thinking to myself, how ironic and laugh-tastic would it be if I finally got my period TONIGHT? Well, after a while I started to feel really sick during the show. I wasn't really sure where the bathroom was, so I didn't want to go venturing off into the darkness of the building, especially during the performance. My stomach was killing me. I had no idea what had caused my sudden sickness. But I absolutely adored Vagina Monologues. Now my friends and I go around asking people, in two words, what would their vaginas say if they could speak? My response is, "Hoo-HA!". You know, like Al Pacino says when other characters insult him in the movie "Scent of a Woman"? Yeah, JUST like that, but a little more effeminate. Anyway, after the show is over, I walk back to my dorm. First I stop into the bathroom to relieve myself of liquids. And POOF, my modest ambrosia had returned! I couldn't stop being giddy; it was virtually impossible at this point in time. I ran back to my room to fix myself up. When my roommate came back in, I told her my grand story. I got online and told my friends about it. I was completely ecstatic. I was in a lot of pain, but I didn't care one bit. I was just so struck by the irony of the night; it's all I could think of. And I promised myself (since I eventually forgot, this time) that the next time my modest ambrosia graces me with its presence, I will use mind-over-matter to avoid taking Midol. I concentrated on my cramps for little spurts of time here and there that night, and I did seem to coax myself into believing the pain was lessened, if only ephemerally. I think that alone is an achievement in itself. And the night of Vagina Monologues? Maybe I'm taking this too coincidentally, but I still think the whole situation was just pristine as hell.Since I have a very busy and tedious, pressure-bearing semester for this spring, I only read your book while I am working out at the rec center. After exercising (I call it prevention, rather) and reading bits of your book I feel like it is my goal in life to go out and grab the world by the tailfins. Your book is the little taste of honey sitting on my desk. My friends visit my room and see your book on my desk. I tell them not to be offended, but to crave knowledge. To wonder. I tell them not to be brainwashed by society, but to make it a point to see what else is out there, to find out all those little things we can discover that the media is hiding from us. I now freely use the word 'cunt'. I love provoking the ignorant ones. I feel it is my duty to make them aware that hey, if they would get the rod of fixation out of their asses, maybe they'd gasp a little less heart-stoppingly when hearing a word like 'cunt' in everyday conversation. So, fear not, someday I shall finish your book. But I'd rather not 'zip' through it anyway. I'd like to take it in slow like honey. At least that way I can be sure I'm not missing anything really good, ya know? Taking anything enlightening for granted in life is just a pure shame. But you probably already know that much.I would all in all just like to thank you for having the guts, confidence, and individuality to produce this book. In the eyes of some, a book like this may seem like a mere stepping-stone. But that's what it is, to be truthful. It's a stepping-stone we must recognize as one of those little things in life that helps us 'step up' to greatness, to experience epiphanies, to find triumph and beautiful realizations, to finally know our worth.Have a splendorific week. Thank you for your time, I truly appreciate it. And keep that intellect rolling, for the love of Lordisa, keep it rolling. Sincerely,Jennifer Hetrick(an 18 year old freshman at Clarion University of Pennsylvania)
Hey Everyone!I'm new here and over the past two years and countless "Bitch" magazines, I have come to associate myself with the term "feminist" When I came across this club, I was happy I could meet people who shared the same views or perhaps different ones as me. So hello to everyone.I have a quick question just to break some ice...pornography: degrades women or perhaps oddly feminist in the ways it structures diverse sexualities? (this debate has been continuing between a friend and myself for several months)
Hello my name is Michelle and I'm new in this community. I'm really interested in feminism so I think that this community would be great for me. I'm always up for a good discussion or debate so whatever discussion or debate that is going on I will surely jump in. So thats all if you would like to talk to me further you can just stop by my journal. Bye nowMichelle
If you haven't heard of the book "Cunt" I suggest you go to your local book store& pick up a copy. If you're a member of this comunity I garuntee you'll love it, its worth the whole $15. I Bought a copy less than a week ago& I can't put it down. The author writes so freely about everything she knows. I bring the book to class & I get so much attention from it. Even my Latin teacher wants to read it. It tells you everything you could ever know about the Cunt& opens up your mind so much more than it already is wide. GET IT, READ IT, LOVE IT, LIVE IT.
::sigh::I was watching the news a few days ago, before Hurricane Isabelle hit, and it disgusted me that one of the major "headlines" concerning the hurricane was in reference to whether or not the Miss America Pageant would go on as planned or not. Am I the only one just a wee bit irked by this ridiculous concern? Is it really more important to the majority of society whether they'll be able to sit in front of the TV and oggle a bunch of beauty pageant contestants?I have a problem with beauty pageants to begin with, but this was just the straw that broke the camel's back for me. I was appalled. With all of that negativity aside, I found this very interesting article on MSNBC.com about Afghan girls taken a Martial Arts class. Martial Arts is, imaginably, highly controversial. As always, thoughts/comments/complaints/concerns are welcome.
I get so angry sometimes. I feel like nothing I can do will change the minds of the closed-minded. I feel so powerless. But I still try. And I will until the day I die. V-Day is coming up. I encourage people to join. Go to www.vday.org to find out more.
Hey everyone. I'm new. Over the past year, I have become interested in women's studies and am going to take it next semester if the class isn't full. I'm going to Regis College in MA, and all women's college. It really is easier to concentrate without guys in the classroom. There are guys that live on campus but go to an art school in Boston, so it's not like there aren't any guys around. Anyway, my friend found this website that made me really mad. Here is the little bit about women:2nd Place: "Women Were Designed For Homemaking"Jonathan Goode (grade 7) applied findings from many fields of science to support his conclusion that God designed women for homemaking: physics shows that women have a lower center of gravity than men, making them more suited to carrying groceries and laundry baskets; biology shows that women were designed to carry un-born babies in their wombs and to feed born babies milk, making them the natural choice for child rearing; social sciences show that the wages for women workers are lower than for normal workers, meaning that they are unable to work as well and thus earn equal pay; and exegetics shows that God created Eve as a companion for Adam, not as a co-worker.http://objective.jesussave.us/creationsciencefair.html
This is my mini-biography I recently posted for a campus awareness website about feminists and pro-choice actions. We all have our individual stories to tell..Some worse than others, but no doubt all traumatizing the same. I have read about sexual abuse and abortions and mutilation, and realized that I too, fit into these categories which I long felt bad for as I read them.As a young girl, I was suject to many traumatic things. From my step-father pulling my teeth with floss even when they weren't loose to the molestation of a former babysitter's husband, these events have shaped my life.I remember my step-father dragging me into the bedroom, taking off his belt, whipping me with it, and proceeding to get the floss or any other kind of string he could find. He would wrap it around my tooth, and begin to yank the string, until eventually it was loose, and he would rip it out of my mouth. It didn't matter whether it was loose or not, he believed that I could not do it on my own and he had to help me. If I protested, I was whipped. As a pre-teen, I was left with a babysitter quite often. One particualr babysitter, Cheryl, had a husband and two small boys. I'm not sure how the events progressed, but it eventually led to her husband rubbing on me, and feeling me up, and all other sorts of sexual actions. I recall the worst day ever with him. I was forced to take a shower, which he came in the bathroom shortly after I got in. He tried to open the sliding glass door, and I slammed it closed on his head. He fell to the ground, yelling and screaming and bleeding. I jumped out and wrapped up in a towel. I asked him how I could call his wife, or if I should call an ambulance. He said he was ok, and made me lay down with him on one of his son's beds. I was made to lay on top of him. I beliebe the only thing that stopped him from raping me is one of my friends came over to see me, and when she knocked he got up. Further on...I was forced into sex at fourteen. At first I wanted to, I was with my boyfriend. But I got scared, and told him I was. He got mad and yelled at me, so I complied with him. I felt like a weak person. I know better now.At the age of 16, I became pregnant. I thought my life was going to end. I came from a broken home, and my mother said she would kill me if I ever became pregnant. So my boyfriend at the time helped me get a pro-bono lawyer, so that I was able to get a Judicial bypass to get an abortion. It is required in my state. I won my case, and proceeded with the abortion.When I was almost 18 I became pregnant again. You would think I would have learned the first time, but this time was much worse. I was living on my own. My boyfriend was living off social security (he had a vison impairment) and was heavily on drugs. There was no way we could support a child under the circumstances. So I opted for the abortion once more. This procedure is not a pleasant one by any means. I cried during the insertion of the laminaria, a thing to open you cervix. I cried as I awoke after the procedure that I wanted to go back to sleep.But if it weren't for one day in hell, then my life wouldn't be as it is today. I am a college student, on full scholarship. I have a very bright future ahead of me. I want to send a thank you out to the people who helped me. My lawyer, the clinic, and everyone involved in the processes. I am just finding out about feminism and all it stands for. And I can't help but feel the pull to be a part of it. I feel I owe it to myself and other struggling females to try to do my part in return for what has been done for me. I hope that this story finds a strugging person, and gives them hope, that you can come out to do what you want, and that emotional events may scar you, but they will also build you stronger.


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Visa Inc. is a global payments technology company that connects consumers, businesses, financial institutions and governments in more than 200 countries and territories, enabling them to use digital currency instead of cash and checks.
Visa does not issue cards, extend credit or set rates and fees for consumers. From the world's major cities to remote areas without banks, people are increasingly relying on digital currency along with mobile technology to use their money anytime, make purchases online, transfer funds and access basic financial services. All of which makes their lives easier and helps grow economies.
Behind the Visa brand are our talented employees who continuously raise the bar with innovative solutions and products that deliver the convenience and security of digital currency to more people all over the world.
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Selective Replacement Of The Ascending Aorta And Non-coronary Sinus ("hemi-root") For Bicuspid Aortic Valve Aortopathy
Michael Sabetai, George Belitsis, Mario Petrou.
OBJECTIVE: We evaluated the role of selective replacement of the ascending aorta (AA) and the non-coronary sinus of Valsalva ("hemi-root") in bicuspid aortic valve (BAV) patients with modest aortic root (ARo) dilatation (35 to 45 mm).
METHODS: Between July 2002 and October 2010 we performed 58 AoR procedures including total replacement, valve-sparing and selective sinus remodeling. 4 patients (all male) with a mean age of 55 years (range 39-71) underwent AA+hemi-root replacement, 3 of whom had also had AVR for pathological BAV and 1 had a valve-sparing procedure. Other concomitant procedures in this sub-group included CABG and myectomy of the LVOT. The mean diameters of the ARo and AA were 41 (38-44) and 46 (44-52) mm, respectively. Selective replacement of the AA+hemi-root was performed using a GelsealTM graft (30-32 mm) fashioned proximally with a "tongue extension".
RESULTS: In hospital survival was 100%. Mean bypass and cross-clamp times were 149 (109-166) and 113 (85-134) min, respectively. None of the patients required re-exploration for bleeding. All patients remain clinically well at follow-up with stable ARo dimensions on surveillance imaging.
CONCLUSIONS: Prophylactic replacement of the AA and "hemi-root" using a tailored tube graft is a relatively simple solution in patients with BAV with modestly enlarged aortic dimensions. Although this technique may be criticised for leaving residual pathological tissue in the left and right coronary sinuses we know from other studies that the greatest haemodynamic stresses occur in the antero-lateral (greater curve) of the aortic root and ascending aorta. Long-term follow up is essential.
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Hobbs, D.J.N. and Morbitzer, C. and Spires, B. and Strachan, P.A. and Webster, J. (2003) The use of building simulation within an architectural practice. In: Proceedings of the Worldwide CIBSE/ASHRAE Building Sustainability, Value and Profit Conference. Chartered Institute of Building Service Engineers (CIBSE).
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The township of Belleville, New Jersey, is located in the northeastern part of the state, about seven miles west of New York City.
It is bordered on the south by the City of Newark, on the north by the township of Nutley, on the west by the township of Bloomfield, and on the east by the Passaic River, North Arlington and Kearny.
Belleville was part of Newark, then part of Bloomfield when it broke away from Newark.
Belleville, or Second River as it was also known, broke away from Bloomfield and included North Belleville which broke away into Franklin and later renamed Nutley*.
Belleville, New Jersey, is the Cherry Blossom Capital of America, where not only do the trees bloom in Belleville Park but the township has hundreds of the special trees planted throughout.
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Cherry trees or cherry blossom trees?
As a native Belleville-ite (Bellevillian, someone who grew up in Belleville), it bugs me when the cherry blossom trees are referred to as "cherry trees" because they are a cherry-blossom trees, not cherry trees. The fruit of the cherry tree is cherry. But the fruit of a cherry blossom tree is a blossom. Feel free to correct anyone around you who makes this mistake. You might want to point out that there are two kinds of cherry blossom trees: the single blossom and the double blossom. But don't be a bore about it.
Cherry Blossom Trees, Not Cherry Trees?
Thank you for contacting the County of Essex. I spoke with our horticultural staff and, in fact, our trees do get cherries. The cherries are just small and insignificant—meaning they are not ornamental or of any food value to wildlife or us.
Yes, in general, our trees have been selected for their ornamental floral display. However, even the cherries grown for fruit get beautiful pink and white flowers; thus, using the term cherry blossom trees to refer to only the ornamental trees is technically incorrect.
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Belleville and Nutley in the Civil War a Brief History
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A compilation of information documenting the participation of Belleville and Nutley in the American Civil War. Includes information on six local soldiers killed in action in the War Between the States, plus information on the battle campaigns in which they gave up their lives. Also lists information on participation in various New Jersey and other state militias by local men.
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Remembering The Men Who Paid For Our Freedom
The 8th anniversary paperback edition includes additional information on Belleville in the American Revolution, War of 1812, Civil War, WWI, WWW II, Korea, Vietnam and peacetime casualties.
In the last century, Belleville lost 157 sons while in service to our country. This collection, gathered from newspaper clippings and other sources collects what we know about these young men in an effort that their sacrifice not be forgotten.Available on Amazon and Kindle
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Belleville (Second River) in the American Revolution
Belleville, or Second River as it was then known, was part of the retreat route of General George Washington's Army in the war for independence. A skirmish was fought in what is now Belleville Park.
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Belleville native Anthony Buccino has collected his favorite and most-requested writings about life and growing up in Belleville, New Jersey. Greetings From Belleville, N.J., is Buccino's fourth collection of essays but the first wholly dedicated to his collected writings about Belleville.
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Italian American Roots in Belleville, Nutley
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Remembering The Victory Ship Walter Kidde
Electronic New Jersey: A Digital Archive of New Jersey History
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The History of Diners in New Jersey
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Italian Americans of Newark, Belleville and Nutley
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Nutley came to be known as North Belleville. Due to taxation without representation, the people of what is now Nutley hated Belleville so much that they refused the name North Belleville and took the name of Franklinville in honor of Benjamin Franklin's only son, William, New Jersey's last royal governor. A separate town was chartered in 1874, when Franklinville became Franklin. As early as 1849, Franklinville had its own Post Office. The name Nutley was adopted in 1903.
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