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Prince William: 'I'm a Coldplay and Linkin Park fan'
Posted: June 05, 2014|
The Duke of Cambridge revealed he was a fan of Coldplay and Linkin Park when he met young musicians at Goole High School.
But as Prince William chatted to members of the school's samba band, he refused an offer to play one of the drums.
He told the students: "I used to play the piano, trumpet and drums when I was your age but I couldn't read music. There's only so much you can remember from the top of your head."
William visited Goole to launch a new award for primary school children. The SkillForce Junior Prince's Award scheme draws on the values and skills of ex-forces personnel to inspire young people to achieve at school.
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The duke spent more than an hour at the high school and spent much of his time apologising to the youngsters for the pouring rain.
"I'm so sorry I didn't bring better weather with me," he said to flag-waving pupils.
He watched youngsters take part in a team bridge-building exercise, inspired by the 70th anniversary of D-Day this week.
Inside the school, William chatted to pupils taking part in the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme who told him about their expedition planning.
Inspecting a packet of Morrisons Value instant pasta and cheese, he said: "Have you tried this before? It's okay, it's not too bad. It's better than the beef stew and dumplings which is quite a heavy one."
William chatted about the SkillForce initiative with staff, pupils and representatives of the charity.
The new SkillForce award is aimed at nine and 10-year-olds, especially under-privileged children, and is meant to help smooth the transition for children between primary and secondary school. The award involves team-building and problem-solving challenges, team sports, outdoor pursuits including camping, first aid, navigation, observing remembrance and community projects.
Goole High School has worked with a group of local primary schools to develop the new national award programme.
Peter Cross, chief executive of SkillForce, said: "The award is designed to engage younger learners in exciting lessons, challenges and community projects that prepare them for secondary education, a time when some students can begin to lose their way.
"Our programme builds up the children's confidence, resilience, team work and problem solving to give them a boost before the start of new adventures and encourage them to take a more active role in their town, city or village.
"It's SkillForce's 10th birthday, and we are honoured that our royal patron has marked the occasion by lending his support to the Junior Prince's Award for roll-out across the country."
Hundreds of children and local residents stood and waved in the rain as the duke left by helicopter from the school field. He arrived by car earlier after his planned helicopter touch-down was cancelled due to the weather.
Pupil Nathan Taylor presents a pin badge to the prince.
Nathan's gift to Prince William
Parkside Primary School in Goole is one of the schools working with SkillForce.
Pupil Nathan Taylor was chosen by deputy headteacher Suzanne Coxon to present the Duke with a special pin badge following the unveiling of the plaque.
Nathan, 11, said: "It has been such an exciting day and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for me to meet Prince William.
"All my friends were really pleased that I was chosen, although they may have been a bit jealous.
"It was great to show the duke our D-Day landings activity. He said he was really impressed."
Mrs Coxon said: "It is very important for the children to be here to witness an event like this. We have been working with SkillForce for about a year-and-a-half and today the children have been able to show off the skills they have learnt to the duke.
"I am ever so proud of them."


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The New York Metropolitan Opera's production of John Adams's 1991 opera, "The Death of Klinghoffer," has provoked outrage among some who maintain that the opera is "anti-Semitic." In a letter to the Editor of the New York Times (a version was read at the protest at the Met on Monday, September 21, 2014), Judea Pearl, the President of the Daniel Pearl Foundation, writes:
There is nothing more enticing to a would-be terrorist than the prospect of broadcasting his "grievances" in Lincoln Center, the icon of American culture. Yet civilized society has learned to protect itself by codifying right from wrong, separating the holy from the profane, distinguishing that which deserves the sound of orchestras from that which commands our unconditional revulsion. The Met has trashed this distinction and thus betrayed its contract with society.
Civilized society has indeed learned to protect itself. The "normalcy of civilization" as John Dominic Crossan defines it has been so successful at self-protection that rules governing law & order have led to systems that result in the suppression of human rights. The Apostle Paul went so far as to claim that social systems – the "law" – comprise the strength of sin itself. In response to repressive laws that confine people to particular neighborhoods, levels of income, categories of employment, and that hold minority populations to different kinds of rules from the majority – such as laws against loitering and parking; photo identification cards – people quite naturally look for ways to survive without violating the rules. But of course, countering those restrictions often breaks the law.
Distributive justice-compassion, or "restorative" justice, argues that the rain falls on the just and the unjust, and that while the back-story may be compelling or repelling, violence is never the solution. When society's protective systems "codify right from wrong, separating the holy from the profane," who will call attention to the injustice that gets embedded in those very codes whose purpose is to protect and defend the safety and security of that society?
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The Marthas Vineyard Sharks (23-21) jumped out to an early lead, but were unable to hold on and lost 6-1 to the Pittsfield Suns (25-21) on Friday.
While the Marthas Vineyard Sharks led until the sixth inning, the Pittsfield Suns worked their way back and took the lead on a two-run double by Travis Smith.
Smith racked up two RBIs on two hits for the Pittsfield Suns. He singled in the fifth inning and doubled in the sixth innings.
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CNN aired the pro-nuclear power documentary Pandora's Promise, a film that brooked virtually no dissent from the views of its seven principal "stars"—one-time anti-nuclear environmentalists who now say the planet can only be saved from the ravages of fossil fuels by a rapid, large-scale investment in new, supposedly fail-safe "fast reactors."
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When Kids Die, War Is the Real Victim When a U.S. staff sergeant was accused of killing 16 civilians in an Afghan village, nine of them children, corporate media treated it as a crisis—for the war and those waging it. The massacre was "a public relations headache" (AP, 3/12/12) and "a public relations disaster" (Reuters, 3/12/12). "Killings Threaten Afghan Mission" (3/12/12) was a USA Today headline; the NPR website labeled its reports "Killings a Blow to U.S. Strategy in Afghanistan" (3/13/12) and "Afghan Shootings Could Complicate U.S. Mission" (3/12/12). The New York Times (3/12/12) talked about "a feeling of siege […]
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The ACS collects information about school attendance: whether the student has been attending school within the last 3 months, whether the school is public or private, and the grade attended. The ACS also collects information about each person's age. Hence for a given geographic area, it is possible to obtain estimates for students who live in that area, attend public school, and are in approximately the appropriate grade range. In defining public school students, the panel adapted the definitions used by the Census Bureau to support the research efforts of the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). Namely, a "student" is a person with the following responses2 to the ACS questions shown in Boxes B-1, B-2, and B-33:
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households must report current income on a free and reduced price application. Current income means income received by the household for the current month, the amount projected for the first month for which the application is filled out, or for the month prior to application. If this income is higher or lower than usual and does not fairly represent the
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4 NCES's definition of public school student is as described above except that NCES applies the test in the second bullet—high school diploma or GED not reported—only to students aged 18 or 19. Hence the NCES definition includes individuals aged 0-17 who reported that they have received a high school degree and also that they attended a public school in the last 3 months. The panel's definition excludes these individuals. According to the ACS Public Use Microdata Sample (PUMS) files for 2008, there were 245,609 students below age 18 with high school degrees or about .5% of the total number of students in 2008.


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The main thing Christina wants people to know is that "when a life interruption occurs, you shouldn't try to go back to the life you had before. It doesn't work out. That's why you need to allow change in as early as possible and you have to plug yourself into your new life in increments."
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Hunting open-country deer with an inline rifle can be a humbling experience.
By Ralph M. Lermayer
Northwestern Kansas is crop country. To the drive-by observer, it's nothing but flat, tilled fields of corn, milo and wheat stretching from horizon to horizon. What you don't easily see are the canyons, bluffs and rolling hills hidden amongst that prime farm country. Breaks and canyon lands that create ideal deer cover near endless feed is a formula guaranteed to grow
big deer.
Over the last five years, I've had three opportunities to hunt whitetails or mule deer with a muzzleloader in this area, possibly the finest deer hunting country in the states. In each case, the hunt was a unique adventure that taught this longtime muzzleloader hunter a valuable lesson. I'll share both the adventures and the lessons with you.
Both mule deer and whitetails inhabit the north Kansas farm country, and the technique for hunting them varies. Whitetails tend to favor the river bottoms and heavily timbered brush pockets, although the chances of spotting one out on the flats is high, since, like the local mule deer, they travel to and from bedding areas to the standing or cut crop fields to feed. Hunting in stands or blinds is the most effective technique if a mature whitetail is your goal.
My passion is big mule deer, and for them, it's a classic spot-and-stalk game. Cruising the country in a four-wheel-drive truck and making ample use of binoculars and spotting scopes is the best technique for locating big muley bucks. Once located, it's park and hike to get within range.
A Shot Too Late
Getting on top of a high rise before first light, pulling your warm clothes close, pouring hot coffee and glassing through the open windows is a typical hunting scenario in northwestern Kansas. On this day, temperatures outside were hovering near zero as the sun began to creep over the horizon. Isolated groups of deer began to appear as the light allowed, some singles, some groups, but mostly does, moving from feeding areas to the bluff and canyon country to bed. Here and there, I spotted headgear, some fair, but mostly juveniles and younger 4x4s — nothing worth a hard pursuit.
I had thousands of acres to cover, and almost everything I could see from that high vantage was within my boundaries. Almost is the key, since one quarter-section (160 acres) of privately held bottomland was off limits. In that quarter, several does and two very respectable bucks — one an exceptional non-typical — were engaged in rutting action under a grove of trees. I spent an hour of precious first light waiting and hoping they would leave. Apparently there for the long haul, they bedded, so I fired up the truck and headed for the canyon country.
The day delivered two unsuccessful stalks and one dumb miss at less than 30 yards. I'd found shootable bucks, but nothing in the class of those forbidden private-land deer. Cold and tired, I began driving off the property with the sun setting and only 40 minutes of legal hunting time left, enough to allow me to hunt as I drove out.
As I slowly passed the last terraced field of cut milo on the edge of the property, a small group of deer passed in front of me, heading for the terraces. The big non-typical was bringing up the rear. I bailed out of the truck and hustled for about 500 yards to try to get ahead of them. I kneeled behind a clump of brush and waited. The light was fading fast, but eventually he appeared, topping the terraces about 150 yards away.
His broadside silhouette and my fading crosshairs merged, and my .45-caliber Winchester X-150 sent a 300-grain conical his way. I heard a reassuring thwack, and he went over the top. I waited, but within minutes, the light was gone. Decision time. Not knowing where he was hit, I had to decide if I should grab the flashlight to go after him and risk pushing him into the next county. Or should I let him lay, stiffen up, and return at first light? It was 200 yards to the top of the terrace, and I had no idea what lay beyond. I chose to wait, which led to an agonizing and sleepless night.
At first light, I topped the rise and found my buck just yards over the top. I wasn't the only one that had located him. Coyotes had devoured both hindquarters. Several ran off as I approached. Another 30 minutes and my trophy, as well as the rest of my meat, would have been lost.
Lesson: It's the rare muzzleloader shot that drops an animal in its tracks. Most move off a bit. Unless you're absolutely sure of where your bullet will strike, avoid last-light shots with a muzzleloader. Anything but a perfect shot can result in lost and wounded game. I was lucky, but I'll take no more "hope and pray" shots without some tracking light, or at least enough light to determine where the animal is hit.
The better way: That buck had been in the area all day. In the fading light, I should have let the bunch go and tried to find them the next day. Chances were good they'd still be there and provide a better shot.
A Shot Too Far
I was a mile away when I saw them. The 60x spotting scope showed several deer, including what appeared to be one very respectable buck leaving the flats and heading up to bed down at the base of some tall bluffs. With the sheer vertical walls of the bluff at their back and a panoramic view of everything below for miles, they could feel secure. Nothing could reach them without them knowing about it.
I knew that bluff and that I could drive to an area behind it. Hiking about a mile from there would get me to the top. With luck, I could pop out on the back end of the bluff, ease across the top and shoot almost straight down at the bedded deer. About two hours later, I topped the bluff's back end. Three hundred flat, coverless and very windy yards separated me from the southern edge, under which they should have been bedded. I capped the T/C Pro Hunter, shed my pack and eased toward the other end. I thought I was being quiet, had a howling wind in my favor, but never made it to edge before they somehow busted me.
Below me, on the flats to the west, running away in a straight line, were a dozen deer. In the middle was the buck I was after. I dropped to my knees, pulled out my shooting sticks and put the crosshair a deer's length in front of his nose. They were more than 200 yards out. At the shot, he fell, but he was not finished. His legs were trying to gain a foothold. I reloaded, ran to the edge as close as I could get and shot again. I missed. The buck was down but not out. I needed to get closer — fast!
I found a very precarious hand-over-hand way off the bluff, all the while trying to keep him in sight. Finally, at about 100 yards, I was able to put another bullet in to finish him. My first shot, an amateurish Hail Mary, had just barely hit the spine. Only dumb luck delivered that magnificent buck. I could easily have wounded and lost that trophy.
Lesson: While today's muzzleloaders are capable of accurate long shots, never take them at anything but a still target, off a solid rest, and only when you're reasonably sure of where your bullet will hit. Running shots are iffy at best, and I was foolish to attempt it.
The better way: From my high vantage, I should have watched them until they stopped and most likely bedded down again. Knowing where they were bedded would have given me a good chance at a less-frenzied shot.
A Shot Too Close
Opening morning had me welcoming the rising sun high on a ridgetop. An hour of intense glassing showed nothing worth pursuing, so I fired up the truck and headed for another glassing area on the far side of the ranch. Topping a rise overlooking a flat basin that bordered a series of canyon tops, I spotted a large herd, about 20 deer, mostly does, about a half-mile off. With the mob were two very respectable bucks. More than 20 sets of eyes were intensely staring at my pickup. I waited, not leaving the truck, salivating the more I looked over those two bucks. They were huge.
They had the canyon tops at their back, me in the front and basin country on both sides. The stare-fest lasted for over 20 minutes, and then the bunch began to move off to my right. The two bucks peeled off and dropped into the head end of a canyon that fell off to some open country below. While the does moved off, one of the two bucks kept his head above the canyon wall, staring at my truck. The other disappeared into one of the crevasses. Eventually, the second buck dropped out of sight, too.
Time to move. I grabbed my rifle, binocular and a pocketful of quickloaders and moved to my left, toward the deep end of the canyon, where, hopefully, they would be bedded. Coming at them from the bottom end kept the crossing wind in my favor. I stayed high, walking a few yards, and then eased toward the edge to peer into every nook and cranny below. I was confident both bucks were in that steep canyon. I just didn't know where.
It was creep and peek for almost an hour, and then I spotted movement across the draw. One of the bucks, the lesser of the two, was moving unhurriedly on the other side. As I watched, he went around a rock ledge and bedded down, well out of range and with no reasonable approach to get me muzzleloader-close.
I was nearing the head end of the canyon. Within 100 yards, it would narrow and top off. Common sense told me the other buck had also moved on, but with only 100 yards to go, I kept up the sneak and peek to take it all the way to the end and then head for the truck. At my last look, less than 20 yards away from the end of that cut and barely 20 feet from me, that big buck stood up. He'd bedded on a little flat spot just off the top. My shot was less than seven yards away at a standing, stunned, broadside monster!
I fired, he pivoted and ran over the top, disappearing over a little rise. I was dumbfounded. There was no way I could have missed, yet he showed no sign of impact. And when I dashed over to the spot, there was absolutely no blood.
I reloaded, totally immersed in the feeling of disgust that usually covers you when you pull a bonehead shot like that, but I thought I would ease over that little rise and maybe see where he was headed. My hopes were low, but it was in the general direction I had to go. As I approached the rise, I spotted just the tips of a set of antlers skylined, coming toward me!
I dropped to one knee, cocked the hammer and waited. Suddenly, the head, neck and shoulders of the same buck I just missed were skylined about 80 yards above me. He was heading back to the draw to bed down again. Nobody deserves a second chance at a buck like this, but there he was. My next shot found the heart. Later that afternoon, as I caped and pulled the hide off the buck, I discovered where that mysterious first shot had gone. A hole clear through, about 2 inches up from the brisket, had barely nicked the bottom of the rib cage.
Back home, I set up a target at 20 feet and decided to see where my rifle, set to strike about 11/2 inches high at 100 yards, would impact at less than 10 yards. Three shots told the story. For some reason, my shots were hitting almost 8 inches low. The combination of the low point of impact plus my hurried offhand shot meant a low hit.
Lesson: Muzzleloaders, even the most modern inlines, have a rainbow-like trajectory. You must learn where your muzzleloader bullet is hitting up close as well as far away.
The better way: With the challenge of one-shot muzzleloading comes the need for caution and discipline. It's a firearm with limitations that often call for knowing when not to shoot. In this instance, knowing the close-range trajectory would have made the difference.
Those of us who hunt with all types of firearms sometimes think the modern inlines are like a centerfire rifle in our hands. They're not. We need to understand the muzzleloader and live within its limits.
Reprinted from the August 2008 issue of Buckmasters GunHunter Magazine. Subscribe today to have GunHunter delivered to your home.
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I missed two pill. Went back and the in office test was negative same as the first time. But C&S came back positive. Took another round of Macrobid ended up in ER but was told through cath test it was negative went to doc had retest c&s it was negative. About 5 weeks later UTI again. I don't really have symptoms of a normal UTI this whole time.
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) The CFU per ml is less than 50,000 so it is a mild infection, but I have obvious UTI symptoms (urgency, smelly urine etc) My doctor gave me
, because it's susceptible to that. However, soon upon taking the 1st pill, I developed a few red welts (only 1 or 2 of them itched), which my dr said could be an allergic reaction. He told me to try taking the Macrobid for 3 days. I tried this, but it did not wipe out the infection. I'm not sure what to do at this point.
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I am also allergic to
and sulpha drugs. I have sucessfully taken
without any problems. I have sensitivity to many medications so when I get a new one never taken before I wait to start it until I know someone will be home with me. Sometimes starting the first dose at work where there are a lot of people around. You could do the same and give instructions to co-workers on how to use your epipen if you carry one.
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I even keep a cleansing bottle in the bathroom. I'm frustrated. I' allergic to
, Rocephin, Tetracycline, Sulfa, Cipro, and Azithromycin. I might have missed one or two. Thank you. Oh, and Macrobid. Thanks.
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I have been treated recently with
for a bladder infection and took a single dose of More Milk Plus. My urine is a dark color too, and I have no rashes, bumps or dry skin, but very, very itchy! Please help.
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So, if you get any kind of infection while on tx be careful what you take. Dr. Gish told me I can NEVER take
- it is very bad for the liver but it is stronger than the other meds. The second Rx gave me a terrible rash. So I'm on cipro now.
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Okey can anybody tell me Why a dr would prescribe me a type of
that is the same family of amoxicillin, & im allergic to amoxicillin! Why would he do that! I told him im allergic to amoxicillin & dnt kno what happens cuz my mom nvr told me! Ugh f k n dr!
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I tried
when I had one 3 weeks ago and it didn't get rid of it I guess... so that's why I got another one.. but I'm allergic to penicillin so I can't do that. Keflex is a distant cousin of it but I'm not having any reaction to it. You might ask if they can switch you to it cuz I started it Friday afternoon and by the time I went to the hospital Saturday night it had already cleared up quite a bit. I got the generic cepgelexin I think that's how its spelled.
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I had no burning when I used the toilet just felt like I needed to go straight after going. Im alergic to
so doc perscribed antibiotics with out penicillian and I drank cranberry juice felt better almost straight away from taking the first antibiotic.
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I had one (my first ever) of which I had no signs or symptoms, around 10 weeks. I was prescribed
which is commonly given for UTI's during pregnancy and is safe. I'm not sure of penicillin while pregnant but if your doctor prescribed it, I'm sure it's fine. If you're still unsure, ask him/her and ask for any alternatives. Mine cleared up within 5 days and I'm sure yours will too. Nothing to worry about, just make sure you take your antibiotics exactly as prescribed.
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Thanks for your response. The antibiotic families that she is allergic to are
---ampicillin got her 26 years back after she had peritinitis; the other specific antibiotics are zithromax; macrobid and avelox...these are the ones she used that gave her urtica or hives and she had to get on prednisone etc. When she went to get bactrum as prescribed by a gynecologist, the pharmacist told her she was allergic to sulfa family drugs so not to take it.
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the thing is that since having the stone i have had white blood cells frequently in my urine and im treated with
and pyridium. am allergic to penicillian, nexium, contrast iodine, floxin, flagyll, indomethacin, and promethazine. so i prefer to not take medicines if not needed being that im allergic to so many. so i was wandering could these stone be causing all the problems or do i have something else going on?
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I am allergic to
and sulfa drugs. The ones usually prescribed to me for bladder infections was Cipro or
. I don't remember what they prescribed for the bacterial vaginosis, but I "had it" twice last year. Can my specialist test for the scarring or anything? Or do I basically have to wait to try and get pregnant to find out? I'm 26 with endo. I do want kids in a few years, but i'm worried that with both problems, I won't have a choice.
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Hi, I am a 29 year old female - I have had UTIs since I was about 15yrs old continuously, once or twice a month. The urologist put me on
as a prevenitive medicine to take before intercourse a few years ago. Following those instructions lessened my UTIs to no more than 4 times per year of getting UTIs (much more bearable). Then on Feb. 2nd 2010, I had what I will call an "episode".
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So on Wed, Nov 16 I started taking
, thinking maybe it was onset of UTI. I took the prescribed dose until Fri, Nov 18 and on Sat, Nov 19 I decided to go to the ER since the symptoms were no better. I have no insurance and no GP OR GYN. The ER doctor did a urine test for UTI and pregnancy even though I told her I had been taking Macrobid and I had just had sex only four days ago for first time in months.
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Hello everyone! I'm new to this site and to Lyme. I've been doing so well on Levaquin for 30 days. Infact, I've been feeling great! Last week, I began having pain in joints and neck. I know Levaquin can cause this, but so can Lyme. I'm not sure if I should stop taking the Levaquin now, wait and call my doctor on Monday, or try something else first? My doctor is not a Lyme doctor.
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The antibiotics in the
family can cause vaginal yeast infections and diarrhea in women by affecting the normal vaginal and colon bacteria. The better drug would be macrodantin 100mg at night if your cultures are sensitive to it. Long term cipro is also not good because it will cause antibiotic resistent bacteria to eventually grow. Since you are structurally normal and there is no obvious focus of infection long term antibiotic suppression may be your only answer.
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hey monkeyflower -- I've heard various mixed reviews on that - my doc says most kinds of BCP & antibiotics don't mix, and I've heard the contrary as well..
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This can be something like Bactrim or
on a prolonged basis. There is always the possibility that the bacteria may be resistant to the penicillin. 2) I am not aware of a mortality effect due to constant UTIs. Chronic infections however, can lead to incontinence and possible kidney damage. Followup with your personal physician is essential. This answer is not intended as and does not substitute for medical advice - the information presented is for patient education only.
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It should also be noted that I am anaphylactic to a host of other drugs including all Fluoroquinolones,
, and very intolerant to narcotics especially Morphine. Right now I am afraid to eat or drink anything because I don't want to make anything worse and the doctor hasn't returned any calls.
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I stopped the Bactrim and went in to the Doctors, they did not think it had anything to do with the med but switched me to
. I am still experiencing the anxiety but taking Xanax to help, also Macrobid has a side effect of drowsiness so that helps with calming down my system. I rarely take antibiotics and I do have an issue with anxiety on a regular basis but it has been intensified since starting antibiotics. There is no other reason or cause that could make me feel this way.
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I am 36 & married. Let me start by saying that I have not been prone to yeast infections or BV. I am a redhead so my skin is sensitive, so frequent oral or vaginal sex can make me irritated but nothing like a true infection. I have my periods around the 20th of each month and they last from 5-7 days. I ovulate at the beginning of the month, during ovulation I have a lot of discharge for about 2 days. I did not have strep B during either of my pregnancies.
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Keep this in mind next time you take
, doxycycline or that line of antibiotics. If you get sick on those but aren't having your typical allergic reaction, you may be having a Herxheimer reaction which means Lyme, not MS. Also on a SPECT scan of your brain, Lyme disease will show improvement after treatment with antibiotics. Ticks are also transmitting more than just Lyme disease now. They are transmitting other bacteria like Babesiosis, Ehrlichiosis, Bartonella, etc.
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I have one more day of antibiotics left as they did find Strep B bacteria in my urine and put me on some form of
. I still have the pressure and discomfort. I also feel now a sort of burning in the vaginal area but all vaginal cultures are normal. I am stumped!!!!! I am going to make an appointment with a urologist I think. My OBGYN wants to do some potassium test for intersticial cystitis (spelling).
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for which she needs steroids. She then gave him a referral to a specialist. My doctor had also treated me with
in case it was strep A (which my labwork revealed but we all have a degree of it in our systems) and had also given me a shot of Cetrifixin which treats chancroid. I am terrified that maybe I still have herpes. So I sit here, still on Valtrex waiting to call a specialist.
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Outdoor Recreation & Open Gym Activities
There are some great activity options available to Students, Staff and Faculty. Take advantage of these adventure opportunities made available by the BC Wellness Center, Student Programs, Human Resources and the Wilderness Skills Certificate Program.
Fall 2014 Schedule
There is a $5 registration/equipment fee for all advanced registration events.
Geocaching: Learn Geocaching and Race for Prizes
Geocaching is the real-world, outdoor treasure hunting game using GPS-enabled devices. Participants navigate to a specific set of GPS coordinates and then attempt to find the geocache (container) hidden at the location. There are 2,499,819 active geocaches and over 6 million geocachers worldwide. Come join Bellevue College's Wellness Center and learn how to use a GPS to help you find geocaches hidden around campus. GPS units will be provided.
Introduction to Indoor Rock Climbing
Rock climbing is a great way to relieve stress, build muscle tone and improve self-efficacy. It's also one of the statistically safest recreational activities available. Put life priorities in perspective by dangling from a 40' cliff with a fellow BC student. All climbing equipment and instruction is provided. Packing list and information sheet provided upon online registration.
Introduction to Overnight BACKPACKING
- Friday- Saturday Nov 7-8: Friday 11:00 AM- Saturday 12:00 Noon
- Required planning session Nov 6, 2:30-5:00 PM
Learn what is needed to stay overnight in the back country. Participants will meet on Thursday Nov 6, from 2:30-5:00 for a planning session to cover required gear, clothing, food, tour planning and equipment rentals. Our next meeting will be on the mountain where we will experience perfect star gazing (weather permitting). Don't miss this epic adventure!
Pre-Thanksgiving Calorie Burn Hike
Want to not feel guilty about eating that second slice of pumpkin pie at Thanksgiving dinner? Come join the Wellness Center crew for a hike up to Snow Lake to burn a few extra calories before Thanksgiving. Meet at the Snow Lake trailhead for a group hike. Come prepared with comfortable walking/hiking shoes, a day pack with water, food, and clothing. Take this opportunity to meet other outdoor enthusiast. Northwest Forest Pass Required To Park!
Guided Friday Afternoon Hike
Meet at the Rattlesnake Ledge trail head for a group hike. Great experience for first time hikers, anyone is welcome to join! Basic information and topographical maps will be provided. Come prepared with comfortable walking/hiking shoes, a day pack with water, food, clothing and a light source (head lamp required). Take this opportunity to meet other outdoor enthusiast and start your weekend in an active and invigorating way.


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Colton Aeck (526) and Justin Jones (behind) were locked in close combat in the 450 Pro class. Aeck took the win and Jones had to settle for third overall after bending his front rotor in moto one. Photo: Mark Chilson
The weekly REM Glen Helen motocross wars were as heated as ever ? with amazing battles in the 450 Pro, 250 Pro, Over-50 Expert and Over-60 Expert
classes. Plus, there was a cool story about a young man who is now a motocross racer…and had to overcome adversity to make it happen.
450 Pro: Last week's winner, Colton Aeck, won the first moto with ease when Justin Jones had to stop to have his brake rotor straightened. Arik Swan took second in moto one with Swede Marcus Ovegaard third, Trevor Carmichael fourth and Charles Whittelsey fifth.
With a new front wheel for the second moto Jones and Aeck raced hammer-and-tong in a battle in which which each rider has his favorite parts of the track. In the end, lappers determined the outcome as Aeck squeezed passed a couple lappers right before a tight section and Jones got trapped behind them. The top five overall went to Aeck (1-1), Arik Swan (2-3), Justin Jones (6-2) and Trevor Carmichael (4-5).
Last week Swedish rider Kristoffer Palm won the 250 Intermediate class. This week he won the 250 Pro class. Photo: Mark Chilson
This is how close the top three in the 250 Pro class were?except that by day's end they were in reverse order. Jason Bunch (624) was third, Hunter Falk (128) was second and Kris Palm (127) was first. Photo: Ernie Becker
250 Pro: Last week at REM, Kristoffer Palm won the 250 Intermediate class, this week he turned Pro. It's not often that a neo-pro wins his first race after moving up, but Palm went 1-1 in front of a top five of Hunter Falk (2-2), Jason Bunch (3-3), Chris See (4-4) and Devon Roth (5-5)
Jon Ortner (10) and Willy Simons (46) had a phenomenal race in the Over-50 Expert class. Ortner used his YZ250 two-stroke to make the decisive pass late in moto two over Simon's YZ450F. Photo: Mark Chilson
Over-50 Expert: The highly touted Over-50 Expert class at REM continues to amaze as Willy Simons and Jon Orter (both with solid Indian Dunes credentials) went back and forth in what can only be descibed as a nail biter. After Simons won the first moto in front of Ortner and Andy Jefferson (yes, that Andy Jefferson), the second moto would come down to a back-and-forth battle between Simons and Ortner. As the two riders traded places, the moment that determined the outcome came as the tried to pass a slower rider. Simons made the first move, but Ortner made the better decision. They drag raced around the lapper, with Ortner on his way to the checkered flag and 2-1 victory over his arch-rival.
Andy Jefferson used MXA's World Two-Stroke Championship-prepped Husky CR144 to go 3-5 in the Over-50 Experts. Photo: Ernie Becker
Andy Jefferson, who was racing against a packed house of 450cc bikes on a Husqvarna CR144 two-stroke, fell while running third in moto two and lost two places to end up with a 3-5 day for fourth. Dave Eropkin's 4-4 gave him third with Steve Lawler (8-3) fifth, Bryan Friday (6-6) sixth, Willie Amaradio (5-9) seventh, Val Tamietti (yes, that Val Tamietti) eighth, David Blunk (7-10) ninth and Bob Rutten (yes, that Bob Rutten) tenth.
When asked what he wanted for his 11th birthday, Mason Drammer said that he wanted to race. He got his wish. Photo: Ernie Becker
On lap one of the 85 Beginner class Mason Drammer (217) went down in the three-bike pile-up at the top of Mt. Whitney (along with Etai Ebaiov and Noy Ebaiov). Undaunted, they all got going again and Drammer's birthday wish ended with a fifth overall. Photo: Ernie Becker
85 Beginner: Young Mason Drammer came down from the Central Coast to fulfill his birthday wish. Race day at REM was Mason's 11th birthday and when asked what he wanted for his birthday, Mason said that he wanted to race. And race he did ? including a get-off on lap one and some spirited duels in moto two. As you would expect, the day ended with a big smile.
MXA's John Basher (35) raced the 2014 KTM 250SXF in the Vet Intermediate class. David Faux (732) gets a sky high view of the landing zone. Photo: Mark Chilson
Vet Beginner: Ken Sarmento used a 1- to defeat Jason Chism's 3-1 and Angel Rodriquez's 2-3.
Vet Novice: Vance Freeman swept both motos in front of Daniel Mendez (3-2) and Scotty Walker (2-3). In a intramural battle for bragging rights back at the KTM race shop, Scott Youngstrand went 5-4 in front of David O'Connor's 6-5.
Ernie Becker (61) leads Paul Fitz-Gibbon (38) and Cory Clark (48) in the Over-40 Novice class. Clark would end up second overall, while Becker and Fitz-Gibbon would get 7th and 8th respectively. Photo: Mark Chilson
MX-Tech's Jeremy Wilkey flew in from Illinois for some suspension testing with MXA, but since he was at the track he borrowed MXA's KX450F and went 8-4 in the Vet Intermediates. Photo: Ernie Becker
Vet Intermediate: Adam Morrow and Scott Lindley traded 1-2 and 2-1 scores with the gold going to Morrow. David Faux was third.
Vet Pro: Kris Keefer won the Over-30 Pro class, but in moto one he was in up front with the 450 Pros. In the second moto Keefer was running third overall in the combined 450/250/Vet Pro race when his CRF450 air forks developed a leak. With one leg down on pressure, Keefer concentrated on surviving the moto and winning his class? which he did. Ryan Abler was second and Justin Reese third.
Steven De Rose leads an angry pack of chasers around Glen Helen's REM track. Photo: Mark Chilson
Over-60 Expert: George Kohler won a couple races when he first turned 60 last year, but the combination of a nagging injury and a man named Gary Jones stopped his win streak. But, this week with Jones off on the vintage circuit and a healthy body Kohler holehot both motos, only to get caught and passed by Lyle Sweeter in moto one. In moto two, Sweeter and Kohler dueled again, but this time Kohler closed the deal with a 2-1 in front of top five that was Kohler, Sweeter, Tom White, Bill Seifert and John Huegel.
George Kohler (192) won the Over-60 Expert class over Lyle Sweeter and Tom White. Photo: Mark Chilson
TM importer Pete Vetrano found a brand-new, never-been-ridden 2005 TM 450 in his warehouse. So, did he put it in a museum? Try to sell it to a customer? Put it on display in his showroom? Nope, he raced it. Photo: Ernie Becker
Over-40 Novice: With Joe Sutter and Cory Clark sharing moto wins the tie breaker came down to Sutter's second moto second over Clark's first moto third. Kendall Stanley was a close third with a 2-3. Gabi Ebaiov brought the whole family out to race and scored a fourth overall in front of famous boot and clothing designer Kenny Safford.
Over-40 Intermediate: Ian Fitz-Gibbon went 1-1 in front of a top five of Kenny Montggomery, Scott Lindley, Danny Pacheco and Bret Anderson.
Over-40 Expert: South African Alan Julien's 2-1 beat Eddie Davis' 1-3 and Greg Pierce's 3-4. Shawn Heit was fourth and Ron Engel fifth.
The biggest class of the day was the Over-50 Novices. Kent Reed (33) went 8-10 on a day that include a big first turn crash and and a couple other mishaps, but he had a good time anyway. Photo: Ernie Becker
REM does not race over the next two weekends because of the Last Dog Standing GP and Mammoth Mountain. REM will return to Glen Helen on June 29. For more info go to www.remsatmx.com


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Groupon announced today that it has acquired last-minute hotel-booking app Blink , which is based in Spain and focused on the European market, for an undisclosed amount. The move comes a few days after HotelTonight, the San Francisco-based company that offers a similar service focused mostly thus far on the U.S., raised a giant $45 million investment round .
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Super Typhoon Haiyan Strikes the Philippines
Super Typhoon Haiyan made first landfall in the central Philippines Friday morning local time bringing relentless winds, torrential rain and a dangerous storm surge. Thousands of Filipinos relocated in advance of the storm, known locally as "Yolanda." With wind speeds approaching 195 mph, the typhoon has been called the strongest tropical cyclone in the world this year by the U.S. Navy's Joint Typhoon Warning Center.
The Category 5 storm is traveling directly across the central region of the country, which had been devastated by a 7.2 magnitude earthquake just three weeks ago. That earthquake, the strongest in a quarter-century, killed more than 150 people and destroyed 50,000 homes. Many of the displaced, temporarily living beneath tarps and in tents, tried to seek shelter in concrete buildings before Haiyan's arrival.
UNICEF's emergency operations center is closely monitoring the situation. With an on-the-ground presence in the Philippines since 1948, UNICEF stands ready to aid children and families affected by the storm. We will share an update as soon as possible. Please support UNICEF's emergency relief efforts for children in the Philippines.
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Deviant Art
I think I am beginning to run out of words to describe how I feel... shame really. Even my thoughts are beginning to die. There used to be so many of them running around inside my mind but now... silence. Well, not entirely. But mostly they have just... stopped. Stopped running. Flying. Whatever it is that they did. They have just stopped moving altogether. Maybe my thoughts are tired. Tired of themselves. They are all the same anyway. I bet they are sick of each other and their constant whining and moaning. I know I am.
The problem is that I am tired. But it is not just the physical type of tired. I am tired. Just tired. And to be honest, I am not sure what I am tired of. Myself maybe. Or my thoughts. Or life. Or things. I have yet to work it out.
My head hurts. How unfortunate on my part.
I feel numb. How empty.
Just MeThese scars that run along my arms,
Scarring my skin for others to see,
A pain to bare for my emotional state,
In which I inflict pain without purpose,
And then act as if everything is fine,
When I know it is not.
Why do I seem to cry each night?
Smothering my sobs into a familiar pillow,
Only myself and the walls of my room to hear me,
As my soul bleeds out from within,
For no one but me will ever hear them,
As if they'd care to listen.
Thoughts flitter through my mind at times,
Horrid things of dark intentions,
And I shove them aside,
Tell them to leave,
And yet they always come back,
As if haunting me,
Just for fun.
Did I do something wrong?
In a past life, perhaps?
If one believes in those anyway.
Is it a chemical imbalance in my mind?
Or is it all a simple phase,
As everyone seems to think.
I guess it does not matter,
As if anyone cared to begin with,
I'll allow others to stare upon my scars,
Let them judge with horror in their eyes,
Maybe even disgust?
I don't mind crying to slee
Phan: It Means Nothing [Part 10]
"It means nothing," he murmured as he played with Dan's hair. The brunette was asleep beside him on the sofa, their bodies tightly squished together on the leather seat, heat exchanging between them and their hearts beating loudly together. Dan's face was buried in Phil's chest and Phil was supporting Dan's weight with his arm wrapped around his middle so the brunette did not fall off the sofa.
Curling his brown locks around his fingers, Phil sighed as he kissed Dan's forehead and whispered, "It means everything to me."
Phan: It Means Nothing [Part 11]
His eyes slowly opened and he looked up to see Phil kissing his forehead. He did not move until his lips left his skin and then he reached up to bring their lips together as he closed his eyes again.
He could feel the fingers that were once in his hair now reach back down to join the other arm around his waist to stop him from falling off of the sofa and he pressed himself closer to his pale frame as he deepened the kiss.
"Dan," Phil breathed against his lips when they parted and Dan kissed him again as his arms reached up from around Phil's waist up to his neck where he dug his fingers within his dark locks. He bit the other's lips as Phil whimpered and drew him closer to him.
"Don't ever leave me," he heard him say and Dan felt his breath hitch at the words from his friend. They locked gazes and Dan slowly nodded, burying himself closer again and returning his arms to around Phil's waist as he felt the other squeeze his own waist. Phil rested his head upon Dan's brown curls and smile
Phan: It Means Nothing [Part 13]
"Fucking bastard, fuck, fuck, fuck!" Dan muttered angrily to himself as he buried himself beneath his bed covers and pillows. He held the pillow over his head as he heard a light knock on his bedroom door.
"Fuck off Phil you wanker," he said loud enough for the other to hear and yet still the slight creak of his door was heard as it opened, the light sound of shuffling coming next as Phil entered the room and then the swift shutting of the door before silence. Phil did not move and nor did Dan. For a moment they simply existed in that room, both unsure as to what to say.
The bed dipped as weight was added and Dan unburied himself from beneath the pillow as he growled angrily, "I thought I told you to fuck off-" although he was quickly silenced by Phil's lips on his own.
He almost melted into the kiss but he pushed him away and turned his back to him as he spat, "Bastard."
"I'm sorry Dan," Phil murmured after a while and Dan refused to turn to him because he knew his blue eyes would be
Phan: It Means Nothing [Part 15]
His arms were draped around him, holding him close, so close he could smell the scent of raspberry from his shower gel on his pale skin. He traced his fingers along his chest, around his nipples, curling his chest hair beneath his fingertips. He could see his eyes moving beneath his closed lids, his lashes brushing his lightly blushing cheeks. Dan reached up to trace his index finger along Phil's bottom lip, parting them as his hot breath brushed Dan's forehead.
Dan felt his lips move under his fingertips as Phil murmured groggily, "What are you doing Dan?"
"Nothing," came his soft reply and he reached up in the other's embrace to kiss him, a gentle smile tugging at his lips as Phil kissed him back.
"What was that for?" Phil asked and Dan shrugged, wrapping his arms around Phil's waist as he replied, "I wanted to."
"Good enough for me," Phil smiled and kissed Dan's forehead, snuggling closer as he sighed, "Shall we stay in bed a little longer?"
Dan nodded and closed his eyes as he murm
Phan: It Means Nothing [Part 7]
He looked so peaceful when he was sleeping, his brown curls falling into his eyes as he buried his face into the pillow while he dreamed. Phil watched as Dan breathed deeply and then let out his breath again as he turned on his side in Phil's embrace.
The bed covers fell to reveal his tanned hip and Phil traced his fingers gently along the skin, making circular patterns before gliding his hands up to Dan's sides, along his ribs, up his arms and finally resting onto his shoulder.
He glanced at his face, watching him for a moment longer before sliding his fingertips up to Dan's neck where he dug lightly into his flesh and watched as the brunette groaned and squirmed in his sleep. He pressed his fingers in slightly harder and smirked when Dan let out a shaky moan and squirmed away from Phil.
Opening his eyes slowly and blinking, Dan reached up to touch his neck, all the while gazing at Phil who watched him in turn with a smirk on his pretty lips.
"You're a fucking asshole," he murmured be
It's Raining Today
It's raining today.
I can hear the slosh of water on car wheels outside my window; see the racing droplets on the glass that shields me from the cold outside.
Although it's Autumn it feels more like Winter, but I suppose that's just because it's typical British weather.
Not that I mind too much.
I shift my weight to make sure my legs don't die beneath me; I'm sitting on my bed, gazing out at the wet street. Someone walks by with a rather dull umbrella and I wish I owned an umbrella painted like a rainbow.
Another car drives by and disturbs the puddles in the road, the reflections now distorted until the water settles once more.
I always find it odd how when it rains, the sky is a pure white tinted with light grey where the clouds have created a blanket in the sky. It makes me wonder if I reached out and parted some of the clouds, if I would see the blue sky still, or if more white would appear.
I guess I'll never know.
My thumb is rubbing the smooth curve of my mug that rests between m
I'm Going To Miss YouIt's an odd thought,
Realizing that you may not see the same faces those five days a week in that same building ever again.
It's odd to think that once the experience ends,
We'll never meet again,
Will never exchange in conversation or even share another laugh, gossip and smile.
Life will go on,
And we'll go our separate ways;
Some will travel the world,
Others settling with families,
And some will achieve something amazing.
But I won't be there for you and you won't be there for me.
What do you think it will be like,
When we return to places we've been before?
Perhaps the town where we and our separate group of friends hung out,
Or maybe even the park where we brought ice-cream in the Summer,
And made snow angels in the Winter.
Will you see me watching you from afar?
Will you say hello?
Will you even remember me at all?
I wonder often what it shall be like,
When I walk along the street and see your face amongst the crowd,
Stopping dead within my tracks,
My eyes now on you and your fam
A Horrible Love SongWhatever happened to us?
I thought that it was love at first sight,
I guess it was a lie,
Like all those ones you told me before,
Although I swallowed them whole,
Like sleeping pills,
To a happy land,
Where we smiled and held hands,
And I was happy with you.
Whatever happened to the times we spent together?
Did they mean nothing to you at all?
I thought what we had was special,
But apparently not,
You tore out my heart,
With your harsh words,
And now I'm alone.
Do you remember when we came here,
For the first time,
On a snowy night,
In the middle of Winter,
We had a cup of tea,
Instead of coffee,
And read our books in the booth,
In the corner of the cafe.
But do you remember when,
We ran into the Autumn leaves,
Sang songs beneath the willow trees,
And laughed along to old love songs,
From long ago,
Before our time,
When things were only black and white,
Just me and you.
I miss the days that we hung out,
Just sitting in the Summer sun,
Soaking up the golden rays,
While we closed our eye
Could It Be Worse - Kickthestickz"You know what? Fine! I'll go! AND MAYBE THIS TIME I WON'T COME BACK!" I roared, slamming the door shut. Fucking family. We'd had yet another argument that had resulted in them kicking me out. Fan-fucking-tastic. I shivered against the near arctic winds of the North and instantly regretted not getting a coat or jacket before I left. It's not like I can go back now, though. I pulled my phone out of my pocket and quickly texted Dan:
'Hey, can I stay round yours for a while?'
He must've had his phone on him or something because before I could return my phone to my pocket, he'd replied saying:
'Sure, family problems again?'
'You know it.' I typed, physically rolling my eyes. I slid my phone into my pocket and was about to start walking when I had one of those feelings where you think you're being watched. I scanned the area and my line of vision rested on a human shaped pile of clothing, with a pair of stunning, pale green eyes poking out under a mess of muddy b
What Am I? - FRERARDFandom: My Chemical Romance
Pairing: Frerard (Frank Iero and Gerard Way)
Point of View: Gerard
"Gee, do you think I'm an emo?"
The question catches me so off-guard that I all but choke on my orange juice, the manufactured taste of nothing that was once a real fruit clogging in my throat as though it wants to crawl back out of me just to raise it's metaphorical eyebrows at my pixie-esque boyfriend who is lying next to me on my bed, tongue rolling over his lip ring as it always does when he's deep in thought.
"What d'you mean?" I mumble back after forcing the juice to go back down my throat; Frank's always asking questions, this one is no different from any other.
Yes it is.
He usually asks about vampires or comic books or if I think he's sexier than Batman, never about something that makes up him. Never does he second-guess himself like this, because that's what he's doing. He's asking me if he is what the other kids at school tell him he is, what he always denies being because
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"Tuck your shirt in, comb your hair! Come on Daniel, we have to be on the balcony in a minute, in front of millions of people! At least try to make an effort!" My mother sighs, brushing dirt of my shirt and straightening out my collar. Another important day for the family.
I shove my hands in my trousers, tucking in my freshly ironed shirt carefully. Will and Kate will be there, they've been in the media a lot lately, ever since their wedding last year. Hopefully the cameras will focus more on them instead of me. Ha, I wish.
According to the newspapers I'm the 19 year old every girl wants. I can hardly go anywhere without having a photo snapped, which makes it hard for me to leave the palace. We've been staying there, mum and I until further notice. There's something her and dad aren't telling me but they've been so busy lately I haven't had the chance to talk to them.
"5 minutes madam." Our servant saunters in, opening the door so we can join the others. I quickly run my hands through
You Can't Define Love - FRERARDFandom: My Chemical Romance
Pairing: Frerard (Frank Iero and Gerard Way)
"You're not gonna get any sense out of him, bro. I've been trying since English and all he's managed to do is confuse me with all of his Socrates bullshit." Mikey warns me exasperatedly, gesturing to our best friend who is striding happily along next to him, a smug and satisfied smirk plastered onto his adorably youthful face. "Fucking Miss Jones and her Greek philosophy." He grumbles in disdain at what his English teacher has unleashed upon us; a Frank Iero who believes that everything needs to be questioned and that nothing can have a proper answer. "All he's been doing since ten this morning is asking people to tell him what shit is and all they've managed to do is either get confused or majorly pissed off. Do you know how many angry jocks we've had to run away from, Gee?" He pauses for dramatic effect, adjusting his trademark glasses. "Four! And two nerds. He angered the nerds, Gee! The motherfuckers who are s
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I'm not sure what I'm doing here. I don't even know what posessed me to drag myself out of bed and drive here. Why am I standing outside my best friend's door at four AM? Maybe I should just go home... It can probably wait until tomorrow, and I'll just annoy him if I wake him up now...
PJ started to turn away from the familiar door that stood before him, attempting to push away the image of his best friend, and long-term-crush, from his mind. He knew that Chris wouldn't appreciate him appearing on his doorstep so early in the morning, but he had absolutely no idea why he chose this time in the first place... It just felt like the right time. Either way he decided he could wait until tomorrow to hold the conversation that he'd been playing out in his mind for the past few days.
The moment his attention was on the floor infront of him, his bod
Thanks to you-PhanThanks to you;
I'm not myself, I'm all strung out that much is clear. I refuse to talk to anyone else, cutting myself off from the real world. It's too quiet here now, I know I always told you to keep the noise down when you played on games, but now it's too... empty.
Any sudden noise makes me jump, all I'm used to is the soft sobbing that I seem to make every night. The tears only make appearances at night time, forcing me to stay awake. Thanks to you, I'm now an insomniac. The thought of sleep scares me, the nightmares, they haunt me. The images of you, laid on your bed, blood splattered everywhere and a big, deep puddle of blood staining your arms. The smell of pain and suffering mixed in with alcohol. It makes me feel sick. The only time I sleep quiet and complacent is when I take the medication they gave me. But I don't like taking them.
Thanks to you, I'm depressed. Thanks to you I'm close to being homeless. The videos stopped when you stopped breathing. I c
For Evami - KickthestickzPeej lay on the sofa smiling to himself. He had one arm wrapped around the older boy who was resting his head on gently on his chest, the other behind his head. It was one of their lazy days, these were PJ's favourites. He and Chris just lay around watching TV, eating and snuggling on the sofa. Sometimes PJ wished he could just lay there for ever, with Chris, it was almost like paradise. He wanted to stay there, forget about everything, everyone, just him and Chris, forever.
His thoughts were broken by the boy on his chest mumbling incoherently and shuffled closer to PJ, draping one of his legs over his body. PJ chuckled and tightened his grip around Chris who was slowly awakening from his slumber.
"Peej?" His voice was croaky and dry.
"Hello, beautiful." PJ kissed Chris' forehead and he smiled. Chris loved being woken up like this, PJ never failed to put him in a good mood.
"How long have I been asleep for?" He asked, propping himself up on his hand.
"Couple of
Meeting - Phan for HiddenAwayAlex and imafanofphanDan's POV
I looked around awkwardly, unsure of what to do. I didn't know anyone here. I'd planned on making friends but it was proving a little more difficult than expected. I'm not a big time youtuber, like Charlie or Alex so I don't have all the fangirls they do. I've had a couple people come up to me but they're always around the others. I wandered over to a tree and sat against the trunk in the shade of the summery sun. I picked a couple of strands of grass, twiddling them in my finger tips. I felt a darker shadow loom over me and I squinted up at it. A dark haired man stood over me, smiling. His eyes were almost as blue as the sky but were warming, welcoming. He was gorgeous.
"Hi, I'm Amazingphil. You're danisnotonfire, right?" He asked, sitting down cross-legged beside me.
"Uhh, yeah. How do you know me?" I asked, genuinely bewildered. I hadn't expected someone like Phil to have heard about me, he's quite famous. I've watched all of his videos never thinking I'd see him
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Short version. I got an email asking for a loan from someone I had corresponded with a few years back and lost track of. He had a sad story, and though I thought he might be full of it, I decided that if he had to resort to begging, I would be kind and help him out.
Well, it turned out the email was NOT from the person I had previous dealings with. Someone hacked his Yahoo account contact list. When I wrote back, my message went to the hacker not to my acquaintance.
I wired 200 bucks to Spain, and then found out that the story in the email --if inserted into a google search engine-- pops up the scam warning. Another friend of mine had almost made the same mistake but figured it out by calling the person who seemingly was asking for money.
Lesson to be learned. Even if you get email from someone you know, verify the request with a phone call or check the story language out with a google search. or both.
I don't know if I will even bother reporting this to the police as the money is now in Spain, and I don't think there is much point to reporting other than for record keeping.
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We are funded by the Buffalo and Erie County Workforce Development Consortium, Inc. on behalf of the Workforce Investment Board of Buffalo and Erie County, Inc. The following services are provided:
Preparing for the future can be a painstaking task, but at the Erie Community College One Stop Center, we can assist you in finding employment, guide you down the right path, and provide you with the tools necessary to become successful. Through our efforts at the ECC One Stop, you will have the opportunity to gain valuable training on the job, earn money, meet new people, and experience some individual freedom and satisfaction from a good day's work.
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