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Ceiling light for diffused direct illumination. Painted grey metal structure with chrome accents. Blown glass diffuser, white with satin finish. Available in three sizes. Electronic ballast.
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325. (a) For the purpose of constituting an adverse possession by a person claiming title, not founded upon a written instrument, judgment, or decree, land is deemed to have been possessed and occupied in the following cases only: (1) Where it has been protected by a substantial enclosure. (2) Where it has been usually cultivated or improved. (b) In no case shall adverse possession be considered established under the provision of any section of this code, unless it shall be shown that the land has been occupied and claimed for the period of five years continuously, and the party or persons, their predecessors and grantors, have timely paid all state, county, or municipal taxes that have been levied and assessed upon the land for the period of five years during which the land has been occupied and claimed. Payment of those taxes by the party or persons, their predecessors and grantors shall be established by certified records of the county tax collector.Section: Previous 318 319 320 321 322 323 324 325 326 327 328 328.5 329 329.5 330 Next
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The annual Federal Drug Use Survey has found that teen marijuana use has declined this year, proving many critics who claimed legalization would drastically increase teen marijuana use decidedly wrong.
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Three emergency room doctors at the University of Colorado hospital have published a report about the heath-related effects of marijuana legalization. The report was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, and while some of the positive health-related effects of marijuana were listed, focuses mainly on the negative impacts.
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Native American tribes can legally grow and sell marijuana on their lands as long as they follow the same federal guidelines for states that have legalized it, the U.S. Justice Department announced Thursday.
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I had a great experience with Dr. segev and staff when I had my laser lipo procedure
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Overall, I had a great experience with Dr. Segev. I had traveled from the Midwest for the procedure, so I was already a little anxious with those arrangements. But Dr. Segev, staff, and nurse (who was beyond awesome) was really great to accommodate my schedule, help arrange for necessary pre-work, and even came in on a Saturday for a quick post-op check before flying back home. A great experience, I feel better, look better, and am glad I did it at ALC Alexandria. Thanks!
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I was so nervous the day of my procedure, however it didn't take long before Dr. Segev had me laughing and completely at ease. I cant say it was painless, but they listened to me and made adjustments as we went along to help make it comfortable. The assistant was amazing!!!! She was so caring and sweet, you could tell she loves her job. Over all, I would recommend ALC to everyone. It has been two weeks and I am feeling a lot better. I still itch but have found ways to ease it and cant wait to be back working out. If your thinking about having lipo done, take it from me this is the place you want to go.
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I must say, I was hesitant to go through with this procedure. But after two weeks, I'm already confident that I've made the correct decision. I never thought I would consider getting lipo. Especially being a man. I had my abs, flanks, chest, and chin worked on. The staff was very professional, accommodating, and friendly to say the least. I felt at ease during the procedure. The conversations that took place, background music, all just felt comfortable. I drove from Virginia Beach and spent the night in the area. They have an office in my area but the earliest date available was in Alexandria. I would do it again. Minor discomfort now but much of the swelling has gone down. Two more weeks and I'm hitting the kettlebells and spinning classes hard lol. I'm looking forward to the final results.
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I love Dr. Segev! He did a beautiful job. I was so uncomfortable and overweight I was just ashamed (I had a lot of belly fat). I was told by several doctors I needed a tummy tuck, Dr. Segev informed me that was not the case, that I would leave his office with an hour glass figure and he was correct! I have lost 17 pounds since my procedure ( I also run daily) and look so much better. I wore size 10 and mostly 12's going into the procedure, today I wear a size 6 jean, 4 pant and skirt. Amazing! I would recommend him to anyone. I asked for more lipo and he refused, he told me I had only skin and muscle left around my abs ( shows what a great doctor and professional he is) love it! Thank you Dr. Segev and your entire staff.
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I had my Laser Lipo done.. I am extremely pleased with my results. When I initially called in I spoke to the receptionist. She was very informative and gave me the price over the phone. I got to meet with Dr. Segev. He was very honest on the type of results I would expect. I am 5'3 and weighed about 168. I had a round belly and my clothes were a size 12. He prescribed me some medications to bring with me on my surgery date. I was able to have my surgery on a Friday. I was back at work on Monday. During my procedure I got numbed up and stayed awake. I felt a few pinches at the beginning, than some tugging. The music was relaxing and the Dr. and nurse made me feel at ease.When the procedure was completed, I got all wrapped and wore a garment for 4 weeks. With changing my diet and going to the gym for 6 months, I can now fit into a few sizes smaller. This has been a life changing procedure and worth every dollar. It has raised my confidence level up.
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While I like Dr. Segev as a person and he tried to touch up the unevenness I had from my first smart lipo procedure, my stomach has been left more uneven and lop-sided than the original results. I don't feel like I look any better in my clothing than before besides being a couple inches smaller (size 12 to size 10). In other words, the contouring I was looking for was not achieved as I still wear a body shaper to achieve the more contoured appearance I enjoy. I still have a good size fat roll in the bra strap area as well as pronounced love handles that I was hoping would be nearly non-existent. From other patients' results I've seen, it appears that his work is generally good but I am not a happy customer. I don't really know what to do to fix the way it looks now as I've used the complimentary touch up and wouldn't want to go through that pain again because it was a lot worse the 2nd time. I wish I would've dieted & exercised to achieve the results rather than taken the "easy" way.
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I rated Dr.Gilad Segev based on the overall experience from consultation to the present results. I was and had been very very unhappy with my body. Particularly my belly fat. I had a consultation with Dr.Segev and he made me feel like this was the right thing for my particular case. This was the best investment I have ever made in myself. For the first time I have a 'shape'. Dr. Segev and his team know the woman's body and how to contour. The most pain you feel is during the numbing process. After that it's a breeze. My surgery was the date of the basketball playoffs 2013. Dr. Segev and I talked about Lebron and the game while I was on the table. You actually sit up, and stand up during the process so he can contour you properly. I have been exercising to maintain my results. I love love love my body now. Follow their post lipo instructions for the best results. Wear your binder and girdle to shape your abdomen. My surgery was June 20th, 2013 it's 9/20 today.
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I work out almost every day of the week for approximately 45 minutes on the treadmill. I was losing weight in the areas that I did not need to. I wanted my upper and lower body to be more proportionate. I stumbled upon Laser Lipo Center and read about the procedure. What I liked, is that there was little downtime and it was done while you're awake. i was impressed by the testimonials and pictures so I contacted Laser Lipo for a free consultation. I informed them that I wanted to focus on the bra strap, upper and lower back areas, because working out was not making too much of a difference. I still cannot believe a procedure like this really works without surgery. I am totally satisfied with the results and my clothes are already fitting better in the upper part of my body. I received excellent care from the Doctor and his staff. Thanks, Laser Lipo Center, for giving me my confidence back!!
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At 2.5 weeks, I'm thrilled with my results & haven't missed a day to tell my friends & family about my experience. I made a cold call to Dr. Segev's office after a Google search for laser lipo. My interest was peaked by the FREE consult, but I was SOLD on Dr. Segev & his staff. My husband is equally excited & plans to get his abs, flanks & chest done. A medical consult is comparable to interviewing a childcare provider in that you JUST KNOW if you are at the right or wrong place. After my consult in Bowie, MD, I JUST KNEW I found the right doctor. I didn't even care that I had to drive to VA for my procedures. Dr. Segev is honest about likely end results, a perfectionist determined to get the best results & super friendly allowing you the comfort to ask questions. 5 STAR rating w/o a doubt. I had upper & lower abs, flanks, inner & outer thighs & bra line. I look AMAZING & the best is yet to come. Beyond thrilled!!!!
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Royal Castles of Neuschwanstein and Linderhof Day Tour from Munich
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King Ludwig lived here and watched Neuschwanstein being built.
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The Fairytale Casle, perched on its outcrop of rock.
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The Balcony Lounge at the Intercontinental Hotel feels like it was designed with afternoon teas in mind. Located only five minutes from the BTS at Chit Lom, this world-renowned hotel has one of the most coveted locations in the city, bang in the middle of Bangkok's famous mile of malls, so you can spend an hour or so having a break before you hit the shops again. Afternoon tea runs from 14:30 until 17:30 every day. Tea for two is a snip at 850 baht, and for that you get enough sandwiches and sweet treats to fill you up, and a choice of tea or coffee. The Intercontinental hotel can be accessed via the skywalk from the BTS.
Although the lounge is located just off the main lobby, it definitely feels like a different part of the hotel. The balcony overlooks the hotel's glass facade and is light and airy with a great view for people watching. Next to this is an oval sitting room, with high backed chairs so you can't see the rotating guests coming in and out. Make sure you take a peek at the enclosed cigar lounge known as The Humidor. Complete with leather armchairs, moody lighting – and more than a hint of a boy's club – is suited for an evening whiskey and smoke. Another smooth touch is the pianist who sits at the centre of the balcony, playing classics such as Moon River and the best of Frank Sinatra as you sip your tea.
And what a cup of tea it is! Made with loose tea leaves selected by European brand Ronnefeldt, with a range of over 30 different black, green, white, redbush and herbal teas available, as well a hot and iced-coffees, and all served with crumbly butter biscuits scented with orange. But the star of the show is undoubtedly the three tier cake stand that comes laden with all manner of miniature goodies. The sandwiches stick to tradition, with yummy Scottish smoked salmon on wheat bread and the classic but delicious ham and Cheddar cheese on white. The more unusual savoury dishes are far more inspiring; the waygu roast beef is daintily sliced and served with piquant mustard in an open sandwich, and, my personal favourite, the foie gras crostini, with crunchy fried bread to add extra texture to the smooth pâté.
If this wasn't enough, there are still plenty of sweets to work your way through. They may all be bite-size but once you polish them off I can guarantee you won't be hungry anymore! If you have finished your tea be sure to ask for a refill of hot water, the staff are happy to oblige. On the sugary side you have the cutest strawberry tart ever, a chocolate raspberry quiche and the afternoon tea staple of fresh scones, cream and jam. If this is not enough, then the passion fruit and chocolate macaroon is a perfect finish. Afternoon Tea is usually a rare treat, and Bangkok's Intercontinental Hotel makes it easy to indulge with their great value set. With plenty of tasty sandwiches to snack on and a five star location that is so easy to get to, it is definitely worth including as an indulgent break when you are in the area.
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By Rodney Welch | Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Wood, who won the 1993 Pulitzer Prize for History for his book The Radicalism of the American Revolution, was famously name-dropped in the movie Good Will Hunting, when Damon delivers a verbal ass-whupping to a pompous pseudo-intellectual.
When Wood arrives at the University of South Carolina next week, USC history professor Woody Holton is going to need to know him a lot better than Matt Damon did.
The two will face off in a spirited debate on Tuesday, Oct. 15 at the Law School, over the U.S. Constitution, a subject both know very well.
Both men have won the prestigious Bancroft Prize for books on the subject: Wood in 1969 with Creation of the American Republic: 1776-1787 — the book Matt Damon had apparently memorized — and Holton in 2007 with Unruly Americans and the Origin of the Constitution.
"It was insane of me to invite him to debate me on the Constitution," says Holton, "because he is the most prominent historian of the Constitution who is alive today."
Ever since Wood agreed, Holton has been having second thoughts.
"In retrospect," he says, "I've been punching myself in the forehead, saying, 'What the hell was I thinking?'"
On the one hand, Wood wouldn't agree to the debate if he didn't have a worthy partner. On the other, maybe he wouldn't agree to debate anyone he thought would win.
As Holton sees it, if victory isn't the outcome, then maybe his willing martyrdom will at least underscore the importance of debates to history, both the making of it and writing about it.
On at least one point both men agree, Holton says: They think the Constitution is, as Wood has described it, "undemocratic and indeed aristocratic in its structure."
"Almost all the stuff that the people really love is in the Bill of Rights, and the post-Civil War amendments," Holton says. "The fact that everyone can vote, you don't get that until 1920. When people talk about how much they love the Constitution, they're really talking about the amendments. The Constitution itself made the country a much less democratic place."
Both Wood and Holton are in agreement that the Founding Fathers wrote the Constitution in 1787 because they thought the American Revolution had gone too far — that it had actually made the country too democratic, too vulnerable to mob rule.
The two historians part company, however, on whether the Founding Fathers were right in their assumptions about average Americans. Wood says they were; that the Constitution was in place to correct what de Tocqueville called "the tyranny of the majority." Holton begs to differ. He believes the Founders were sincere in their belief that democracy had failed, but wrong.
In a nutshell, he says, early American farmers got a bad rap from the Founding Fathers.
As Holton sees it, what may have looked like mob rule — such as laws that favored poor farmers over their creditors — was actually a response to a time of crushing economic reality.
"One of the things that happened in the 1770s and 1780s was massive deflation. The other, much more important one — and this will be very clear to people in our audience — is massive taxation. There's a fine irony here, because the whole American Revolution had been about 'No Taxation Without Representation,' and then once we got our own representatives, what's the first thing they did? Adopt taxes that were, on average, three times higher than Americans had paid as British colonists."
Both deflation — where there was so little money in circulation that people had to sell three horses to pay off the debt on one — and enormous taxes broke the economy, and pushed farmers in the point where they were demanding relief.
"I think that Gordon Wood — and again, the majority of historians are on his side — join the story halfway through," Holton says. "They see farmers demanding relief and getting relief from the legislature, but they fail to ask why were the farmers demanding relief. They had to demand relief because the state legislatures initially had really stuck it to the farmers, and that had not only hurt them individually, but had crippled the economy."
Will Holton embarrass Wood the way Matt Damon embarrassed that guy at the bar? He's certainly boned up on Wood's books and articles, looking for weak spots. He's hoping to be Rocky Balboa, going up against an overconfident Apollo Creed.
"I'm thoroughly intimidated, but people get the point: History is a series of debates," he says. "They may get that point through the local kid being humiliated, but if that's the sacrifice I have to make, I'm willing to make it."
The "Constitutional Cage Match" between Gordon S. Wood and Woody Holton will be held this Tuesday, Oct. 15, at the USC Law School Auditorium, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. A 30-minute question and answer session will follow.


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Citizens hire experienced consultant to fight rollback
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WAXAHACHIE - Citizens Against the Rollback in Ellis County have retained a well-known political consultant in their campaign against the issue.
'They've been working with an individual, yes,' said Delton Ake, administrative assistant to the county judge. 'That would be Tim Reeves out of Dallas.'
Reeves is a political consultant primarily involved in democratic causes. He is reported to be associated with Brian Epstein, a Fort Worth political consultant most notably associated with Representative Jim Pitts' recent campaigns.
C.A.R.E. has filed certain required disclosure forms with the elections office, naming James 'Mike' Lee as treasurer and stating they plan to accept contributions of no more than $500 and make expenditures of no more than $500.
According to Bill Moss of the Ethics Commission in Austin, the group is required to amend the statement if the amount is exceeded.
'They have to file a 30-day pre-election report and an eight-day pre-election report,' Moss said. 'But if they exceed the limit within 30 days of the election, they also have to file within 48 hours of exceeding the limit.'
Moss said the 48-hour deadline applies to the point in time where the committee contracted with the consultant. 'It's commission rule 20.57,' he said. 'The date the amount is readily determinable.'
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An ox and four men with crowbars
"It probably took four guys with crowbars and an ox to get it in place . . . it took one guy with a yellow ox to move it," Island contractor John Littlefield says of the large rock lying on the south side of the Historical Society building and a modern-day backhoe — the yellow ox he referred to. He is working on the latest phase of restoring the building, replacing the rotted front porch, decking, supports, lattice, everything under the roof, work funded largely through grants secured by Executive Director Pam Gasner.
John was in the midst of a quick tour for Society Board members after a recent meeting, breezing past the porch roof held up by temporary supports leaving exposed the new pointed stone foundation, which would have been a distraction on another day.
"When I found it I had to call Ed right away," Littlefield said and board member Ed Northup adds, "And I came right down!"
It was, it turns out, more than just a rock. John thought, and Ed and Geoff Lawrence agreed, that it was an old step, like all houses on Block Island once had. It is not like some of these old steps, a regular slab; rather it is imperfect once out of the earth — level in a fashion only when set by those guys and their ox with its misshapen side turned down, its flatter surface exposed.
"There was one at my grandmother's," Ed said of the little house he and his wife Wendy have owned and carefully tended for years. "It was under about a foot of earth."
This one was under the porch of the Historical Society, found when the flooring was torn up. "They set a cement column on it," John surmised when the porch was extended. "It's archeology!" he has often said about working on old houses, looking for clues, the common date on a shingle or newspaper and sometimes finding things not so immediately evident. He proceeded to put together the pieces of the past.
The building began as a Cape Cod, he explained. "Before they had plaster to cover it they just had exposed sheathing, whitewashed, like my father's house and yours," he said with a nod to me. "I found those walls when I took apart the north side last year. They were the originals." Even on a warm September day, the thought of living with so fragile a buffer against the winter is chilling.
John leads everyone back to the front of the building and tells them to look at the structure, the Woonsocket House, built upon and above that original cottage. "It just looks symmetrical, it isn't when you look at it." The spaces between the three windows that would have been part of the first addition, the one turning a humble home to a small summer hotel, are even; the gap between the third and fourth screamingly obvious once it is pointed out. The same is true of the second floor and the first floor, the windows and doors below the porch roof follow traditional form excepting that addition on the south.
Turning his attention back to the rock he said, "I figure this was set below the steps before they added the last twelve feet." John added that there also had been a corresponding addition to the south end of the porch, a detail he often sees when working on old houses that had multiple alternations.
He is optimistic the slab can be used again, with the assistance of a diesel-fueled yellow ox, set as footing for new steps that will lead down from the reconstructed porch. The rock, for now, is basking in the sun after over 100 years in the darkness, under the porch.


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Over the past week rendeznew has gotten some serious buzz. I posted last week about our spot on makeuseof.com but now things are starting to balloon. Just do a search on twitter for rendeznew and you will see what we mean (rendeznew twitter search).
All the hype is stemming from our latest feature on lifehacker.com. Check out what Jason at lifehacker thinks of rendeznew:
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I am extremely proud of the fact that rendeznew has been featured on such a large site as lifehacker (one which I read regularly I must add). Not only is it great publicity for the site, but it gives us a real chance to get great feedback from people. Now, I can say that I am working hard to add a feature similar to one of our competitors out there based on all the feedback. Soon, users will be able to get the midpoint for two points along the driving path. This will be a breakthrough for rendeznew and allow everyone much more flexible and accurate results for meeting in the middle.
Thanks again for all the comments, suggestions and praise. If you see rendeznew featured on any other sites or know a site that would like to feature us, please let us know in the comments or through email. Follow us on twitter and become a facebook fan so you don't miss any updates. Check the blog and site soon because the new version with driving direction midpoints will be up soon (I promise).


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We had a date, the first one in a long time.
It felt good, even if it wasnt exactly how we had planned.
10 years after introducing 43 Things to the world, we have decided we have met our last goal: completing the incredible experience that has been 43 Things. Please join us in giving one last cheer to all the folks who have shared their goals with the world, as well as all the people who have worked at The Robot Co-op to build this incredible website. We won a Webby Award, published a book, and brought happiness to a lot of people.
Starting today, 43 Things users can export their goals and entries from the site. Starting August 15, we will make the site "read only". 43 Things users will still be able to view the site and export their content, but we won't be taking any new content from users. We hope to leave the site up for folks to see and download their content until the end of the year. Ending on New Year's Eve takes us full circle.
It has been a long ride (one of our original goals was to "build a company that lasts at least 2 years" - we beat that one!) While we wish the site could live on, it has suffered from a number of challenges - changes in how people use the site, the advertising industry, and how search engines view the site. We wish the outcome was different – but we've always been realistic about when our goals are met and when they aren't.
As of today, you will be able to download your goals and entries. See more about that on the FAQ page. Thanks for 10 great years of goal-setting and achieving.
- The Robots.
We had a date, the first one in a long time.
It felt good, even if it wasnt exactly how we had planned.
I expressed my love and made him happy by baking squish banana bread and sending an email of 100 things I loved about him.
It made me happy too!!
can't be bothered to list them, but now we have 8 to go.
I have finally let go of the towel so this is done!
1. your openness to everything,
2. your ability to stand outside the box and look at it as a cube with x-ray vision.
3. that you accept that everything has its place
4. that you want to make that a better place for everything.
5. that you know what is right.
6. that you are the best at everything you do
7. that what you do ain't pretty except for making kids with me – they are pretty
8. that no matter what, through sik and sin you keep your head above the water.
9. that you never give up
10. that you love your family
11. your determination
12. your dedication
13. your patience and tolerance
14. your body
15. your smile
16. your touch
17. the way you share experiences with me
18. how you put up with me and everyone else
19. that you will keep trying
20. that you listen and worry
21. that you obviously care despite not always showing it
22. that you can forgive
23. that you desire to make everything great for us and the family
24. your ability to apologize
25. your ability to actually take it on board and try to right wrongs
26. that you will do things for me no matter how hard it is for you
27. that you are trying to make little changes to make everyone happy
28. that you give without expectation of return
29. that you try to have a positive influence on my day right from the start.
30. that you savor kisses
31. the way you are with the kids
32. how you make ours a magic marriage by doing all those little things like cooking dinner, the dishes, vacuuming etc.
33. that you are good role model for our son.
34. that you can love me
35. that you care enough to ask me about things that husbands would never talk to their wives about
36. that you treat me as your best friend before you treat me as a wife
37. that you want to have coffee and cake with me, even though it rarely happens
38. that you cared enough to ask people not to visit straight after I had an emergency c-section.
39. that you took the time to make things easier for me when I was struggling
40. that you try to listen to me even when I wasn't being totally rational
41. that you and I are like yang and yin
42. that you are a FRED
43. that you still think of what you can do to make me happy, even if you don't succeed.
44. that you are and always will be my husband
45. that despite being taken for granted you are still the loving man I fell in love with all those years ago.
46. how you know what you want
47. your kisses
48. that cute look you have with the kids
49. your versatility
50. the way you look
51. how you take care of yourself
52. the curves of your muscles
53. how Saturday is spend time with my family day.
54. the way you make love to me
55. who you are, quirks and all
56. your honesty
57. your positive nature
58. that no matter how busy you are you have time to think of the family
59. that you just can't finish the dishes
60. how you complain about that ute
61. that you want what is best for the family
62. that you can give up grudges
63. that you can wear a mask when needed
64. the success you have made of yourself
65. how you can rise above it all
66. the way you learn from the past
67. the weakness beneath the strong exterior
68. how you need me when you are sick
69. the way you slouch in chairs when you are tired
70. Stevie Wonders, Van Morrisons and Barry Whites
71. the way you are judgmental
72. the hugs and kisses that you give the kids
73. how you will come out to the car if you are home when I come home
74. how you strive to improve on everything
75. the way you have difficulty getting up in the morning
76. your sound, your music
77. watching you perform
78. the fact that you rage against the ordinary
79. the discoverer in you
80. the way you let me know about the things you like e.g.(banana bread).
81. the sounds of enjoyment during those times
82. your warmth
83. hugging you properly
84. seeing you like a little kid when we are in the toy isles
85. that you always want something new
86. your confidence
87. your compassion
88. your appreciation
89. your diversity
90. the times you notice and comment on how I look.
91. watching you, no matter what you are doing
92. how you make money stretch (how do you do it?)
93. when you call me, no matter what the content
94. how you always remind me to drink water
95. those times you are enthusiastic and say – yeah! Like a kid.
96. how you have matured
97. the sound of your voice
98. how there are some things you are still scared of doing (like using my camera )
99. seeing you being present in the moment
100. everything about you……
I am doing better with this, still a long way to go, baby steps are progress.
I started, have done 3 weeks and need to get back to doing it some more
It was never about conrolling, it was about releasing. I have released a lot of my anger and now I have a better ability to deal with annoyance and frustration without reacting emotionally.
I am starting to see that to be happy is about letting go and letting god!
Day three of making it happen.
1. Tell him I love him
2. Cook his favourite meal
3. Bought card and flowers
4. Make love not war
5. Smile at him everyday
6. Tell him how I appreciate him
It has me interested, I can not seem to find enough out about how to actual do this, it appears to rely on word of mouth.
It is something that will require me to find the time/money and courage to undertake, but I am hopeful that it will clear away so many of my other 43 things that it will be worth it…
Would live to hear from anyone who can guide me….
I have the money, the time and am working on the courage to finally work on making myself the best I can be.
I have finally decided after reading and reading and never really achieving, that I am going to get some help.
I have the money, the time and am working on the courage
THe fear comes and goes, I hope I can continue to do it anyway.
I have minimised the clutter on the outside. There are now 6 plastic containers and one box housing all the things I am going to sell and two boxes of stuff for charity.
Once I have sold the six containers – mainly clothing, then I plan on tackling the clutter hidden in cupboards.
It felt so good to finally finish after four days almost everything has a place.
I am fearing taking the Lexapro the doctor prescribed… should I feel the fear and do it anyway or should I feel the fear associated with not doing it and do that anyway?
Which choice to make, I have to choose one… but which will it be?
Another book well worth the reas is the happiness makeover, it is making sense. However, am feeling that the best option is still to start taking the Lexapro the doctor gave me… but will that make me happy or numb?
it looks like it is time for us to reignite that affair…
the question is can it be sustainable?
will I feel like I am being used, will I feel the love?
will it make anything change between us ?
it is hard to write what I love about my husband as we've hit a rocky patch:
Despite that:
I love his tolerance
I love that he will keep trying no matter how hard it gets
I love that he listens and worries
I love that he obviously cares despite not always showing it
I love that he can forgive
Just attended a session of EFT and oh my god OMG!
I have just uncovered what has been stopping me from finding myself.
I've been trying to be the son my father never had all these years.


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Defending My Guilty Pleasures
170 7.4 8.41. The Soup (2004)
This isn't really shameful...it's a bit cheesy, sure, but it's got Joel McHale and it lets me be pop-culture-aware without actually having to watch "The Hills" or "The Real Housewives of Wherever".
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75 7.1 6.72. The Voice (2011)
I watched "American Idol" for one season. Blech. This is a bit better.
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149 7.5 7.23. Primeval (2007)
Went from pretty cool sci-fi to godawful lameness over three seasons. Not sure why people were so jazzed to have it resume production. Also: Someone needs to take a damn weapon with them to fight the killer dinos. Jeez.
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4 5.7 5.14. Semi-Homemade Cooking with Sandra Lee (2003)
I only watch to mock. Cocktail time with Aunt Drunky! Don't forget the choking hazard in every alcohol-rich drink...whoot!
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5 4.7 65. She's Got the Look (2008)
ANTM for the older lady. Could be worse than it is, but not by much. Train-wreck TV.
cal331's rating:
777 6 5.56. America's Next Top Model (2003)
Uh, I know it's not good. And I hate reality shows. But this one is a must watch for some reason.
cal331's rating:
504 5.8 67. 90210 (2008)
Sometimes, it's not that bad.
cal331's rating:
1557 6.8 7.48. Gossip Girl (2007)
More boring than scandalous, unfortunately.
cal331's rating:
960 6.7 7.79. One Tree Hill (2003)
Used to be much better.
cal331's rating:
148 6.4 6.810. Hellcats (2010)
A high school cheerleading drama, with nearly as many musical numbers as 'Glee.' LOVE IT! Naturally, it got cancelled.
cal331's rating:
1278 7.8 8.211. Skins (2007)
Compelling, if not actually great TV.
cal331's rating:
2466 7.1 7.712. Grey's Anatomy (2005)
They hooked me back when the show was much better; watching out of habit now.
cal331's rating:
295 6.4 6.613. Private Practice (2007)
I don't think there's really anything I could say to justify this.
cal331's rating:
1335 6.5 6.814. Glee (2009)
Of all the shows, this is the most embarrassing.
cal331's rating:
1820 5.8 6.515. Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (1996)
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351 5.5 5.716. Clueless (1996)
The movie was better.
cal331's rating:
192 6.5 6.517. iCarly (2007)
It's funny! Even for adults. But I don't know why.
cal331's rating:
723 7.4 818. Pretty Little Liars (2010)
I watch, then I hate myself. But I still watch.
cal331's rating:
253 7.6 8.519. The Inbetweeners (2008)
Now this is a really, really funny show. It's just about raunchy, puking, sex-crazed teenagers.
cal331's rating:
38 7.3 7.620. Mistresses (2008)
Not a jewel in the BBC crown.
cal331's rating:
233 6.4 7.421. Two Guys And A Girl (1998)
I even liked it when Nathan Fillion wasn't on. Shame.
cal331's rating:
351 5.1 5.722. Melrose Place (1992)
God help me, I still remember so many of the classic plotlines. The wig, Jo's baby, Alison, Billy and Amanda...even Seinfeld watched, so don't look at me that way.
cal331's rating:
107 5.7 6.123. Melrose Place (2009)
This show never really went for the crazy the way the original did. No wonder I was the only one watching.
cal331's rating:
947 5.7 6.124. Beverly Hills, 90210 (1990)
This show was more boring than MP (original flavor) but sometimes it entertained.
cal331's rating:
53 5.5 625. Beauty and the Geek (2005)
I stand behind this show. It was really sweet, and I know I crushed on more than one geek over the years.
cal331's rating:
55 6.9 6.726. Wipeout (2008)
Bouncing off big red balls. Yes, I'm 12.
800 7.1 7.827. Robot Chicken (2005)
A little too scatological to be really enjoyable, but they get some good jokes in.
cal331's rating:
881 6.5 7.728. Chip 'n' Dale Rescue Rangers (1989)
It's all about the theme song.
cal331's rating:
1126 6.8 8.229. DuckTales (1987)
73 6.7 7.730. The Monkees (1966)
I love their music, too. So there.
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85 5.9 6.531. The Partridge Family (1970)
Keith Partridge was the cutest boy ever when I was in kindergarten.
432 6 7.332. Little House on the Prairie (1974)
Blame it on that bitch, Nellie Oleson.
61 4.6 5.133. The Surreal Life (2003)
A weird, awful stain on pop culture.
cal331's rating:
188 5.5 6.834. Wheel of Fortune (1983)
No, I am not a senior citizen.
cal331's rating:
383 7 8.435. Jeopardy! (1984)
I get most of the answers right, if that's any consolation.
cal331's rating:
169 6.2 6.436. Bandslam (2009)
I freaking LOVE this movie. If that's wrong, I don't want to be right.
cal331's rating:
3481 6.4 737. Mean Girls (2004)
Much better than it ought to be.
cal331's rating:
1851 5.5 5.938. Bring It On (2000)
Another movie du fromage which I just love.
cal331's rating:
2278 6.2 6.739. Clueless (1995)
"Anything happens to my daughter, I got a shovel and a gun. I don't thinkanyone will miss you." Classic line from a great movie.
cal331's rating:
1135 7 7.240. Sixteen Candles (1984)
I don't think I need to feel guilty about this one, actually.
cal331's rating:
382 7.6 8.141. Revenge (2011)
On the list because it's a nighttime soap opera, though it really is very good at what it does.
cal331's rating:
231 6.9 7.342. Suburgatory (2011)
This ABC sitcom is kind of cute, though the premise seems a bit rote. The characters are quirky and there are good lines in every episode.
cal331's rating:
793 7.7 8.143. Once Upon a Time (2011)
Thank goodness Jennifer Morrison has kept her hair dyed blonde, or I'd never be able to tell her from the other dark-haired actresses on the show. The show's not that bad; I give them props for a unique premise that does not rely on lawyers, cops or doctors. The actors do chew the scenery a lot though, which isn't great considering all the green-screening in the production.
cal331's rating:
367 7 7.544. The Secret Circle (2011)
I have no problem confessing that I love The Vampire Diaries, so this show, which follows it, has the same tone as that drama, which is mainly why I watch it. It has improved over the first few episodes, too. Incidentally, I broke down and read the books that inspired both shows, and the Secret Circle series was vastly better than the TVD books.
cal331's rating:
210 6.8 6.945. Ringer (2011)
As stated in the notes for this list, I work for a CW affiliate, and I got to see all the pilots for this year's new shows back in May. Of all of them, the one for Ringer was the only one that I was excited about. Now, I unabashedly love this twisty, twin-tastic mystery starring SMG. Anything that brings Ioan Gruffudd to my TV screen every week is GOLDEN!
cal331's rating:
193 7.3 7.846. Hart of Dixie (2011)
It's cute, but forgettable fluff. The main draw to watching it is to see if they ever get main character Zoe together with the adorable Wade, played by Wilson Bethel. (Fingers crossed!)
cal331's rating:
198 7.1 7.847. Awkward. (2011)
It's only shameful because it's on MTV, and you have to watch a lot of Jersey Shore promos to enjoy this show. Which you can, because it's really good.
cal331's rating:
175 6.6 7.248. Hex (2004)
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Posted: 3 years, 4 months ago at Aug 16 14:38
Yes, American top model is shame...but...it's just so fun to watch;) especially considering how over the top everything is.
Posted: 2 years, 11 months ago at Jan 6 18:51
Please don't think I'm "stalking" you, but I think we might be of one mind!! I share a lot of these with you. However, I don't believe in guilty pleasures. If I like something, I'm not ashamed of it. I might not TELL people I like it!! LOL
Posted: 2 years, 11 months ago at Jan 22 0:48
Good for you, CK! We should all band together and proclaim our love of cheesy TV goodness.
Posted: 2 years ago at Nov 20 11:18
The soup.. yeah, your correct on that one. :)
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How Easy It Could Be to Slide
Eric Lagergren
December 17, 2009
This week I want to spend a bit of time talking about my diabetes. I know! Finally, right? After weeks of thyroid cancer this and papillary thyroid carcinoma that.
But… Before I get into diabetes, let me say — for anyone who's followed my blog for the past month or so — that most of my concerns surrounding the cancer, which were mostly about the unknowns (who the surgeon would be, not hearing from schedulers about clinic visits, not getting any callbacks regarding a surgery date), well, these have all been taken care of. I have my preoperative visit this afternoon, and on January 7 I will have my thyroid — along with some lymph nodes near the thyroid — taken out of my body.
I will keep you posted on how that goes. But back to diabetes…
Or, OK. Yes. Diabetes. The thyroid cancer diagnosis still has a number-one position in my health-concern worries, but it's because of that that I want to talk about my blood glucose control. For the past, oh, nearly three years now, I've managed to have good control of my blood glucose numbers. My usual HbA1c numbers that I get at my quarterly endocrinologist visits average somewhere in the 6% range, which is pretty tight. I'm happy with this. I don't aspire to below-six numbers, because I really don't want to spend that much of my time concerning myself with the potential for going hypoglycemic (which increases greatly with attempts to decrease HbA1c below numbers in the 6% range). Also, when my endocrinologist told me that there's been no conclusive evidence that lowering my HbA1c into the 5% range would decrease the likelihood of complications, I realized that the risk-reward scenario just wasn't worth it.
On the other side of that 6% range, however, is where I feel I may be headed during this cancerous hiccup in my life. I'm predicting that the next time my HbA1c is tested, it could be popping up into the 7's. See, prior to the cancer diagnosis, I was an efficient and pretty obedient monitor of my blood glucose numbers. I always corrected for the higher numbers, and I was vigilant in avoiding lows. I kept tabs and compensated for each and every carbohydrate I put into my system.
I've discovered, since my diagnosis of thyroid cancer, that I can only handle so much medical self-management. Some of this may be due to cancer coupled with the ever-difficult self-management season in which I find myself, but I've elected to give myself a holiday break this year that's even more lax than in the past. I've seen my average blood glucose readings creeping higher the past few weeks by 20, 30, sometimes even 40 mg/dl. And sure, that's not really healthy. I find myself ignoring my insulin pump glucometer's call for a check two hours after a meal. And that's not really responsible. And yes, I'll grab that holiday-party cookie off the tray, decide not to bolus to cover it, and as I walk away nibbling on the chocolate-chip deliciousness, I have a moment of internal dialogue. And what wins out, mostly? The internal voice that tells me "cussword it"; "indulge a bit," it says; "you have cancer," it says; "you'll do this only so long before you'll get back to how you were, so just enjoy — or at least don't worry about — a few transgressions."
As a whole, my self-management scheme right now isn't the healthiest. At least, not compared to how it was. But I'm preaching to myself my own jeremiad. But hear me now before you begin chastising me: I'm aware of what I'm doing. How could I write this blog if I weren't? Overall, I've been good diabetic citizen for a long time now, obeying all laws and speed limits. So if I throw some litter and miss the wastebasket, I'm not picking it up. If I drive a few miles per hour over the speed limit, try and arrest me. I'm not bringing my entire self-management system down around me with my errant behavior. Not at all. It's a simple month-long slide only a rung or two down the ladder. All will return to the way it was before.
I think — or rather, I know — that I need some comfort right now, that I need to loosen the hold that my medical life has on me, and there are areas where I can do that. My blood glucose control will be where that happens. But only for a little while. And only just a little bit.
If I remember American history correctly, did not Abe Lincoln say: "One war at a time?".
Posted by: CalgaryDiabetic | Dec 18, 2009 09:44 PM
Eric - All good thoughts going your way! Now about the A1c and the blood sugars going up: remember that stress can do that in a hurry. Suppose you have been under a bit lately and it's not just the cookies talking? A blessed holiday to you, Kiddo. Looking forward to hearing great things from you in the New Year.
Posted by: Cathy A | Dec 24, 2009 03:41 PM
Eric, You make should a valid point. One may walk a great line to management blood sugar but make a conscious decesion to make a change. Then switch back to mindful self diabetes management. We need to remind ourselves just how much discipline and present moment thinking our diabetes requires.
Posted by: Vicki | Dec 23, 2009 10:40 PM
Hi Eric, glad to hear that you have your surgery date as that must be a load off your mind. Now if you cheat a bit it is not the end of the world. I as a senior with type 2 cheat quite often as I feel that I have to live to. So here's wishing you a Very Merry Xmas and a New Year of Health, Wisdom and maybe a little Wealth and an A1C back at 6. Regards
Posted by: Lorraine | Dec 23, 2009 05:32 PM
Hi Eric, I assume you had your surgery over a week ago, and by now you are OK physically. Have a glimpse of life after surgery - and try to avoid the mistakes I made. Get ALL the info from your doctors before you hit Catch 22. My diabetes was discovered in 2007. In 2008 I was diagnosed with Thyroid Cancer, had the surgery, then the standard treatment. You must know by now that the problem is life-long: you have to check whatever Thyroid cells you might have left every 6 months, then, if you are lucky, every year - for life. My doctor explained to me that thyroid cells are very tricky and can be hiding for years, but one can never be sure... I am of course on Synthroid. My blood glucoze level increased dramatically, with A1C over 8. I read everywhere that Synthroid can deactivate many medications, including all anti-diabetic ones. Endocrinologists (I tried 3 in different parts of the country!) refuse to deal with my diabetes, and only adjust Synthroid if necessary. One of them suggested to register with educational diabetes program, but my insurance didn't want to pay for their facilities. My internist wants to put me on Insuline. NOBODY ever looked into the drug interaction. One good doctor even suggested I take all my pills and vitamins in the morning - and be done. I also have high blood pressure and high cholesterol. Are there any options you know about? Thank you NG
Posted by: ng | Jan 16, 2010 08:08 PM
To Calgary Diabetic: Unfortunately I am fighting 2 wars: T1 diabetes & underactive thyroid (controlled). The depression fm diabetes is managible. The depression from low thyroid is harder to kick.
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Involving all siblings to help Mom adapt to widowhood
Advice columnist Carolyn Hax on giving Mom responsibility for her own happiness before blaming sibs who are less involved.
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Adapted from a recent online discussion.
DEAR CAROLYN: I am the youngest of five siblings. We lost my dad almost a year ago. My parents were married for 60 years, and my mom is lost without my dad. She has never been alone.
I am close to my mom, and talk to her every day, and now sometimes twice a day. I visit every week and usually spend the night. She lives two hours from me. I am heartbroken that none of my brothers or sisters has the time to call or visit.
I promised my dad that I would take care of my mom. I will happily fulfill that promise, but I cannot be the answer to her loneliness all by myself. I have a job and a family, just like my siblings. I do not want to have a showdown with my brothers and sisters over their lack of ... caring? interest? But how do I get them to wake up?
— Sibling
DEAR SIBLING: They could easily be writing in to me to say that it's up to your mom, not her kids, to be the answer to her loneliness, but one sibling is pressuring them to be your mom's entire social life.
Obviously, we all need to spend time with people we love, for their benefit as well as our own — and I'm not suggesting that everyone let Ma figure it out her own darn self.
But, it's OK to give your mom some responsibility for her own happiness before you go blaming your sibs. It also would help, no doubt, if you looked at this not with a conviction that they're wrong and you're right, but instead that they have their way and you have yours. That makes your task a lot less presumptuous. Plus, if you work with their strengths, then you'll likely be much more successful.
But, again, start with Mom herself. Talk to her about what she needs, what she craves, how her arrangements at home can be adjusted to make these things easier. Ask what her hometown offers in the way of support and socialization. Ask if she wants you to look into it for her. Does she even want you doing all this?
Then, with her or on your own, figure out which sib has a strength or skill — who's mobile, who's organized, who's plugged in, etc. — that can be leveraged to enrich your mom's life. Then, if Mom won't do it herself, you approach each sibling in a "Hey, I have an idea" way — or better, "Mom asked me to ask you if you'd be willing to [blank]," which is going to be so much better received than "I'M TAKING CARE OF MOM ALL BY MYSELF, YOU INGRATES."
As in: "Mom needs help with remembering appointments and coordinating rides. Are you willing to step in as schedule-keeper? It's doable from home." Or, "Mom said she wanted help sorting old photos. Do you have a free day sometime in the next month?" Specifics are easier for people to grab onto, especially if they're expressed in a way that takes your family dynamics into account.
Don't rule out professional guidance here, either. A geriatric social worker might yield useful ideas, and you can easily start the process of finding one at eldercare.gov.
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The University Grants Commission (UGC) released the z-score cut off marks for the admission of students to universities for 2008 – 2009 academic year in Sri Lanka based on the results of the Advanced Level Examination held in August, 2008.
Based on these Z-score values, 20,270 students have been selected to the Universities in Sri Lanka this year.
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May 27, 2011 at 12:26 pm -
please sent the university z-scores table 2010 else other details of university
May 12, 2011 at 7:51 am -
when will the 2010-2011 z score release?and also i got 1.729 z score in commerce subjects,and i applied for managemnt in colombo,japura and commerce degree in japura,can any one tell me that will i be able to get one of this,otherwise should i make a apeel
April 3, 2011 at 5:28 pm -
when will the 2010/2011 z-score be released? i"m bio student. my z-score is 1.2371 i want to do agriculture management&technology.will i get this course?
March 3, 2011 at 4:49 pm -
when will the 2010/2011 z score be relaeased
December 25, 2010 at 4:02 pm -
my z is 1.499. bt 1.56 & 1.58 want to do management & com. if i apply those is it useless? which campuses can i apply?
December 25, 2010 at 7:07 am -
what can i do? 0.6982 in bio,chemistry and physics
December 8, 2010 at 12:09 pm -
what can do 1.19 zcore in bio streams in university
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ohhhh myy.. why i have not heard this before.. i was amazed after i saw his bio.. amazin.. he has done all the things i dreamt of.. all my interests which i had been thinking i am a want it all for wanting to do all this irrevelant stuf.. wow.. there is one example who had been doin this.. pfotograpy , music , installation art, visual art, short movies, ohhhh my.. one of his works is a design i had thought of and sketched.. he has done it already.. sound tent…i am goin to burst into crying.. i will read and follow every piece of writing. YAYYY
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