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To say that The Sims 2: Seasons merely adds four different weather effects and switches between them at certain intervals would only be mostly accurate. It actually adds, as these expansions always seem to, a load of extra things vaguely related to the theme of seasons. This time it's gardening, and a special gardening club you can join and have rate your garden. It's actually kind-of nice, with some decent new content such as new careers and actions, and all our nasty cynicism was gently eroded by the mere act of growing and tending to a tomato plant.
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When it comes to movie logos (or franchises for that matter) there are few as iconic as the now classic Star Wars trilogy… but how well do we really know the design behind that logo? As it turns out, the famously "spacy" typography featured in the now familiar logo wasn't finalized on all print media until a while after the first movies release, and some early versions slipped through becoming quite familiar in their own right. [Read more…]
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I still use pillows so I don't know why this is such a big deal.
i used to have a pillow that I cut a hole into it.
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3:06, how exactly does one hump a bathroom sink?
i've used a hard-covered book to masterbate. i get shit DONE!
we've all been there.
do you sleep on the pillow after?
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My ex used to do that when he was younger... Creepy
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maybe he has a thing for fat chicks....
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Southampton's board will make the call on in-demand England defender Luke Shaw's future, according to manager Mauricio Pochettino.
The Saints boss says owner Katharina Liebherr and chairman Ralph Krueger will decide Shaw's long-term future, amid reports the 18-year-old would prefer a summer move to Manchester United ahead of Chelsea.
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Mourinho continues to steal show
Don't chant for me any more, Jose Mourinho beseeched the Chelsea fans after his rapturous welcome back to Stamford Bridge before, during and after the opening victory over Hull City -- chant for the team. Yet Mourinho seems still to be stealing every show.
Clubs will never shy away from trying to strengthen themselves on the pitch. Here now are the most expensive signings of all-time.
As we move into a Premier League weekend that culminates in a mouthwatering Monday game, as Mourinho's team take on Manchester United at Old Trafford, attention should really be focused on David Moyes's first confrontation with a title rival (Swansea City are good, but not quite in that category yet). Instead column inches are devoted to the Special One and what Tottenham Hotspur would see as his mischief in hijacking their bid to sign the much-coveted Willian.
Up to this point, the frustrated ones have been Liverpool, whose pursuit of the Brazilian was called off when the American owners felt the fee demanded by Anzhi Makhachkala had been driven too high -- to $45 million -- by Spurs' determination to sign him.
Now Spurs could have their plans to replace the Madrid-bound Gareth Bale upset by Mourinho's offer of nearly $50 million for Willian, who might well be swayed by Chelsea's presence in the Champions League while Spurs are in the Europa League.
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Not that this latest drama will detract from Mourinho's long-running quest to sign Wayne Rooney from United. Despite his insistence that a third bid from Chelsea will be respectfully delayed until after the teams clash in Manchester, both Rooney and Mourinho want this to happen, so in these terms it will be an uncomfortable sub-plot to the match for Moyes.
Should he even pick Rooney, who was a lively substitute in the 4-1 win at Swansea, to face the club -- or, to be more accurate, coach -- he yearns to join? It is a big decision and, if he gets it right, he'll be instantly hailed as the new Sir Alex Ferguson. On the other hand ...
Mourinho's most piquant selection problem concerns the man most likely to be affected by a Rooney switch to the Bridge. Fernando Torres featured in the Hull game but gave way to Demba Ba for the Wednesday fixture against Aston Villa, which was inserted in the schedule because Chelsea must travel to Prague on the final Premier League weekend of the month to meet Bayern Munich in the European Super Cup.
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Torres is likely to return for the big one and what a chance this would represent for the Spaniard, once rated the most exciting center-forward in the world, to show that he can still change games at the highest level. If Mourinho can't bring the best out of Torres, I suspect, the best may never be seen again, and the anxiety to bring Rooney to Chelsea is not encouraging for the former Liverpool striker.
Moyes, meanwhile, is concentrating his transfer efforts on his former club Everton, annoying them with almost impudently low bids for the midfielder Marouane Fellaini and left-back Leighton Baines. A joint $42 million was offered; in today's market they are worth upwards of $60 million. But new Everton coach Roberto Martinez doesn't want to sell at all and who can blame him? Especially so close to the September 2 closure of this ridiculous transfer window, which an increasing number of coaches believe should be slammed shut before the season begins.
Martinez has hit out not at Moyes, but United's new chief executive Ed Woodward, the successor to David Gill, who is now concentrating on his work with UEFA. "I have never seen Manchester United working in this manner before," he said. "When you want a player, you just do the business quietly. I don't know if this is a new way of working. I don't expect a new bid. We're not in that position."
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What is upsetting Martinez -- and may have upset Moyes -- is speculation surrounding the future of contracted players. I don't blame them. It's very tiresome and, when it intrudes on the build-up to a game of such true magnitude as Monday's, there's a need for the administrators to reform the system.
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Liverpool expect Real Madrid, pondering an Arsenal move for Karim Benzema as they prepare to welcome Bale, to make one final bid to wrest the suspended Luis Suarez from Anfield. It will be resisted. Principal owner John W. Henry has stood firm throughout a fevered summer, insisting that Suarez stay and the original valuation of Willian be respected. Let's hope he doesn't come to regret it.
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If you own a security camera in New Orleans, you can now register it with the New Orleans Police Department to try to help detectives solve crimes in your neighborhood and provide strong evidence to put offenders away.
A 35-year-old man was killed after a shooting this evening in Algiers. The name of the man has not been released pending notification of family members.
New Orleans Police are asking for the public's assistance in locating 28-year-old Jennifer Broussard who was last seen 3-6-14 at approximately 1:35 P.M., in the 2200 block of Ursuline Street.
NOPD detectives arrested two people last weekend believed to have committed numerous armed robberies in various neighborhoods throughout the city within a period of several hours.
Police are asking for the public's assistance in locating 15-year-old Ariyan "Yannie" Branton, who was last seen by her mother at their residence yesterday in the 5600 block of Clements Drive.
The Citizen's Police Academy is managed by the Crime Prevention Unit of the New Orleans Police Department under the leadership of Superintendent Ronal W. Serpas. The academy is a program designed to provide citizens with information on various functions of the New Orleans Police Department and the criminal justice system.
Attached is a Release of a Suspect Wanted For Armed Robbery In The French Quarter.
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Back when I was in RT school, I was not confident about my success as an RT. I worried that the stress of dealing with the seriously ill coupled with the odd hours and the mass of knowledge required would cause me to be an abject failure as a respiratory therapist.
Because of my fear of failure I drew up emergency backup career plans. I had not done well in school prior to going to RT school. I am not the kind of person who can easily spend a lot of time studying because I tend to be easily distracted. I am smart, but not necessarily motivated, and that's a bad combination because being smart doesn't matter if you're lazy.
So anyway, in the midst of RT school I drew up an emergency backup career plan. At the time I was working as a courier for a local company that specialized in business-to-business deliveries across the state. I'd pick up short evening shifts and longer weekend runs, spending 12 to 14 hours on the road going back and forth from company to company. In a single day I could go all the way from the Tip Of Civilization in the northern realms of the state down to the more developed areas in the southern parts of the state. The job was a lot of fun. It was simple; bring things from point A to point B and get them there on time. I rather enjoyed it.
And so it was that I decided that if I couldn't be a respiratory therapist…if for some reason the world of breathing did not pan out for me…I would become…
…a truck driver.
It's a demanding job, but it's an important one: after all, everything gets where it is in the back of a truck, from medical equipment to produce. It's not easy. It's stressful and commands long hours. But dealing with stress, long hours, and jerks are all skills that those of us in medicine have anyway.
For a long time I thought I was alone in this. But the other day, another therapist originally from my area and I were working in the BICU* together and got to talking about what other jobs would be out there.
"You know, it sounds crazy, but I always thought I could be a trucker if all else failed."
"That's not crazy. I actually thought the same thing. You go to school for three weeks, learn the ropes, and then go over the road. The pay's the same as or better than what we're making here."
"That's true."
"I drove for a while when I was running homecare. They didn't need any clinical RTs so they got me a class B license and sent me on the road with supplies."
"Did you like it?"
"Loved it. Once the kids are a little older I might go back to it, get my class A and a hazmat and hit the road."
….So, dear readers. What were your alternative career plans? I don't know a lot of RTs who always wanted to be an RT; most people sort of fall into it. What were your backup plans? What else would you do if being an RT suddenly was no longer fulfilling?
*The BICU is the Burnout ICU. It contains our most hopeless and awful patients. While it can be interesting sometimes, right now it's full of patients that make you want to quit.


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�Sex Tape� is a long sitcom episode.
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The sitcom nature of the film isn�t terribly surprising in that the story comes from Kate Angelo (�Becker,� �Will & Grace�). It�s what they used to call �high concept,� which usually meant witless but easy to understand.
So understand: Annie (Cameron Diaz) and Jay (Jason Segel) start out in college as constantly bundling buddies, doing it anywhere, anytime, everywhere, all the time. This leads to marriage, kids and a whole lot less carnal congress.
One night they decide to spice up their lives by shooting a sex tape in which they attempt every configuration outlined in the �70s manual �The Joy of Sex.� After a joyous evening, Jay promises to erase the tape. Of course, he doesn�t.
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The film then becomes a scavenger hunt with Annie and Jay hunting down all the gift iPads and erasing the tape. Annie is, of course, mad at Jay, but they persevere, making up outrageous lies and basically acting like clowns.
The clowning takes on a bit of energy when the couple visit Annie�s prospective employer, who turns out to be one strange cookie even as Jay is chased around the guy�s mansion by a German Shepherd. Animal lovers may grimace, but it�s all in good fun and Diaz, Segel and Lowe get to flaunt their comic chops.
Still, this is one scene in the center of the movie. Most everything before and after it feels like filler � the naked romping that frames the story, the cheap awww realizations that come at the end, the constant leering in every direction.
Sex is treated first as brainless imperative, then as acrobatic duty, then as desperate consequence � it�s never sexy in any way. And Annie and Jay exist mostly as impulse generators � despite all the flesh on display, there�s very little evidence of blood running beneath their skin.
The fading of passion is certainly valid fodder for both drama and comedy, and the whole sex tape phenomenon has to say something about modern times. But �Sex Tape� squanders its potential on a fairly obvious joke and ends up saying nothing in particular past take care when giving an iPad to Grandma.
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I want to get a game for the summer, and I'm wondering if this is the right choice. My favorites are games like Red Dead Redemption, Skyrim, Fallout 3, and the Grand Theft Auto series. Would Max Payne 3 be up my alley? Thanks
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#4 Posted by CondorCalabasas (654 posts) -
The only thing you'll be missing is how and why his wife and child was murdered. The game does a good job of forging its own path. I personally do not recommend Max Payne 2, because its very similar to Max Payne 1, with nothing new, but with that said, if you can look passed the graphics, I'd recommend picking up Max Payne 1. Or at the very least, watch the story/cutscene only run throughs on youtube. Very entertaining to watch, but doesn't have the reward of actually playing through and finishing the game. Again, the only thing you are missing is how and why Max's wife and child were murdered. And you are welcome =)
Interesting...thanks for the detailed response. As someone who has not played the first two games, will I feel lost in the story mode?stupid4
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I have yet to play 3, but the first two games had alot of twists and turns that I got kinda lost, but that being said, it has a good track record of being pure grit and the intensity is added by the gameplay and epic shootouts.
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|Sun, 03-06-2005 - 12:26pm
Have you ever faked it? Do you think your love knew? What made you make the conscious decision to fake an orgasm? Can men fake an orgasm???
Curiuos about what you all think of this!!!
|Sun, 03-06-2005 - 12:29pm
I have faked it. Several times.
The reason?
I know it would make my DH upset to know that I hadn't gotten there. And he wouldn't understand why. And he doesn't understand no matter how hard I try to explain that I am OK without it sometimes.
Would he be mad? Probably not. But I think he would be suspicious of any "real" O's.. haha. Needless to say, I have not faked it in prob 2 years. It was mainly back when I was taking some medicine that really zeroed my sex drive.
And no, he wouldn't be able to tell.
I think he COULD fake it - and I wouldn't know - unless we were doing the pull and pray and then it'd kind of be obviuos... lol... but I don't know if he ever has.
|Sun, 03-06-2005 - 4:47pm
Have you ever faked it? Unfortunately yes, years ago.
Do you think your love knew?
|Sun, 03-06-2005 - 10:43pm
Yes, I've faked it.....particularly when I was with a neurotic guy who wanted me to orgasm during intercourse. LOL
Never done it with my DH. I don't need to because he never puts pressure on me to orgasm.
|Mon, 03-07-2005 - 10:28am
YOu know - I wish we could educate more men that not all women - in fact less than majority - of women can orgasm DURING intercourse without some external stimulation...
Of course, I am all for them trying... hehehe... but be realistic and if it ain't happening don't force it - just change techniques!
|Tue, 03-08-2005 - 10:27am
>Can men fake an orgasm???
If there's a way, I don't know it. Yeah, a guy can twitch the member something like how it pulses during orgasm, but how does a guy fake the ejaculate filling and running out?
I also don't understand why women would need to fake it, and why so many women have difficulties with the vaginal orgasm? I've known many, many women and all have vaginal orgasms without direct clitorial stimulation and a majority ejaculate. Simply study female anatomy, physiology, and with her feedback on what she likes, move male member appropriately.
|Tue, 03-08-2005 - 3:36pm
"I also don't understand why women would need to fake it, and why so many women have difficulties with the vaginal orgasm? I've known many, many women and all have vaginal orgasms without direct clitorial stimulation "
Are you sure they are not faking it? Maybe not understanding is why women would fake it?
Do you make a women orgam every time?
I am not picking on you, just playing devils advocate. :)
|Tue, 03-08-2005 - 6:41pm
>Do you make a women orgam every time? I am not picking on you, just playing devils advocate. :)
Hi Advocate - Every time is 99% of the time and with many partners. Woman are capable of experiencing much more pleasure than men. Study the physiology of a woman's excitement, sensations, etc. Read a woman's emotions as to what she needs/wants/desires at that instant and act upon it. Make it fresh, sensuous, and exciting for the woman. Maybe they are faking it when muscle contractions start in the back and their power forces me out, legs and stomach muscles quiver uncontrollably for many minutes, liquid squirts out at me, eyes roll up and flutter, etc.
I never make a women orgasm. I only help with holding, kisses, touching places together with her, teaching her things she might not know, and moving it inside as her emotions/body are telling me. My reward is being there as a woman shares all the incredible sensations she can experience.
|Tue, 03-08-2005 - 9:49pm
How many other woman read this post and were jumping up and down, waving their arms, and shouting as loudly as possible "me, me, me, I want to be next"?
I promise I don't fake it!


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Sochi Olympics: How Patrick Deneen got his groove back in moguls
Patrick Deneen of Cle Elum missed a not-quite-perfected jump four years ago in Vancouver, but says he'd do the same jump again. Since missing the podium, he has been remarkably consistent.
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Who: Patrick Deneen, 26
Event: Olympic freestyle ski moguls
When: Monday, about 6 a.m. to noon PST
Washington tie: Lives in Cle Elum
Why we should watch: Ranked world No. 3, Deneen is favored to win a medal. In his first Olympics in 2010, he fell on the final jump. He grew up on a horse-and-hay farm and was a competitive horseback rider. His dad, Pat, is former owner/manager at Hyak ski area, now part of the Summit at Snoqualmie.
TV: NBC, 8-11:30 p.m. (delayed, with other sports). For live streaming, check nbcolympics.com
When we last saw Patrick Deneen, he was sliding across the finish line after falling on his go-for-broke final jump in moguls at the 2010 Winter Olympics at Cypress Mountain.
It was a crushing result for the 2009 world champion Deneen, competing just hours from his family home in Cle Elum. Deneen wound up tied for last in a moguls competition in which he was considered a favorite to medal, if not win, as the top American in the sport.
American men's moguls skiers have made the Olympic podium every year but one (1994) since it became a medal sport in 1992. U.S. skier Bryon Wilson was the surprise bronze medalist in 2010.
Four years later, Deneen, 26, is again the top American, again a medal favorite, and again just as optimistic as ever.
But there's a difference, he said, and he hopes that means a podium at the 2014 Olympics in Sochi, Russia on Monday.
"I've just gotten better and more consistent," he said by phone last month, shortly before clinching his Olympic berth with a World Cup runner-up finish. "I'm really confident."
Don't think Deneen has spent much time ruing his decision to go for it with a less-than-perfected jump at Cypress. He has said he'd do the same jump again.
With four more years of training and competition, he has found a groove: In 15 World Cup competitions since February 2012, Deneen has 14 top-10 finishes. Seven have won him medals — six coming in the past year.
Deneen is known for his speed and turns, which count for 75 percent of total score. The remaining 25 percent is jumps, subjectively judged, not a favorite part of the sport for Deneen. But he said his ski level is so high right now that he doesn't have to ski his best for a World Cup medal.
"I can ski at 70 percent and be on the podium," he said.
But that, of course, won't do. Not when he has a Canadian juggernaut to crack.
Deneen is third in the World Cup standings behind Canadian stars Mikael Kingsbury, the reigning world champion, and defending Olympic gold medalist Alexandre Bilodeau. Deneen placed third behind both in last year's world championships.
Looking for that breakthrough, Deneen has added a new jump this year: the Cork 10, an off-axis, three-rotation jump.
It's not as consistent as he'd like yet, and it can't always be fine-tuned in competition.
"For the men, there's a little more gamesmanship — when to pull out the big tricks, and when to be consistent," he said.
He has been consistent in other ways, too. Deneen, who grew up on a horse-and-hay farm, maintains strong family ties.
His dad, Pat, a former ski area manager who put him on skis at 11 months old, still helps coach him and travels occasionally. This year, leading up to the Olympics, the younger Deneen was on the road all but two months. Travel to Sochi won't be a big change.
"I say I still live at home with my parents because that's where my dog is," he said.
Both parents are planning to make the trip to Sochi, a rarity for most athletes' parents because getting to Sochi is difficult and expensive, and many are worried about terrorism.
Not Deneen's mom, Nancy. She and other parents met with U.S. ski team officials during an event in Deer Valley, Utah.
"I think we'll be pretty protected," she said. "The venues for the mogul event is not a huge venue. There's not going to be a lot of spectators."
Nancy Deneen prefers to think about Patrick's performance instead. She shares his optimism.
"I'm looking forward to just being at the event, watching him ski and watching him get his medal," Nancy said.
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Criminal Minds Review: Time for a Blitz Attackby Douglas Wolfe at . Comments
"The Pact" featured Mackenzie Phillips as Ellen Russell and Kim Wayans as Darlene Beckett, a pair of mothers whose children were victims of killers.
Ellen's child was hit by a drunk driver and Kim's little girl was murdered by a sex fiend... actually a group of them. The mothers were out for blood and agreed to swap vengeance in the manner of Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train or the more recent Throw Momma from the Train, directed by Danny Devito. Only one of them happened to enjoy the process a little too much, while the other could barely keep from blowing chunks after each episode of their vigilante justice.
This partnership, or pact, formed the theme for the episode, summed up with the BAU's profile of them when it was stated they felt the "justice system has gone wrong and it's up to them to set it right."
Overly lenient court sentences were at the core of this story and served as catalyst for the vigilante moms. At one point, Darlene tearfully shouted "my baby's life is worth more than 10 years!" It seems many parents have often said the same in real life. This, of course, set us up: their outrageous vengeance - which we saw when a few of their targets were taken out for a drag - was at least marginally understandable, though we could never fully sympathize.
As the BAU sat to discuss the case, we again got to see Reid being Reid - although, frankly, I would have enjoyed seeing just a bit more of him. Still, his joyful yet gruesome description of historical acts of vigilantism was a treat to watch.
It's so hard to fathom a guy who gets so caught up in the details of those acts that he forgets entirely about his audience. A while later, you just had to grin at Blake and J.J.'s reaction to him as he quickly computed the distance and time it would take for two of the murders to take place, hundreds of miles away from each other, and finally concluding that yes, it could be done. Genii are like that. ("Genii" by the way is three syllables. Reid would be the first to agree.)
As this is my first published review of Criminal Minds, let me just state one thing at the outset, never to be mentioned again. I love Garcia but am absolutely aghast at her computer skills. Tippitty-tap and presto - multiple windows come up with photos and texts pulled from multiple databases and everything. That stretches credulity to the breaking point. Nevertheless, in the interest of proper story flow within the hour limit, we have to let it go don't we? If the time she took was as realistic as it is in real life, most of us would change the channel out of boredom. So, never mind.
The sweet relationship she has with Derek, who calls her "Baby Girl" all the time is endearing and compelling. I find that I always wait for that phrase in each episode. (We sure heard it last episode, when Derek objected to her abrupt manner on the phone: "Let's try this again. Ring. Ring. Looking for my baby girl.")
Tonight's episode didn't hit any of the two major story arcs introduced to us from the premiere. We didn't find out more about the mysterious photographer who seems to have taken an unhealthy interest in the BAU team. We don't know anything more about the origins of Alex Blake's career, or why it went into a temporary dive as a result of Strauss. We don't know why it took those extra years to build up enough cred to allow her into the BAU and we don't know exactly how Strauss betrayed her.
But that's okay. We have those unanswered questions to anchor us a bit.
A few final notes:
- Mackenzie Phillips is best known for her role as Julie Cooper Horvath on One Day at a Time (her TV sister Barbara was played by Valerie Bertinelli). She is also the daughter of John Phillips who was one of the singers in the 1960's group The Mamas and the Papas.
- Kim Wayans is the sister of Keenan Ivory Wayans and Damon Wayans.
- Tonight's new term: "blitz attack."
So what did you think of tonight's episode? Will the police or the BAU ever catch up with Darlene? Would there be reason to? Do you think Ellen is a psychopath? And how cool was it that Rossi decided to give up most of his vacation days to BAU staff who have spouses that are in the military?
Douglas Wolfe is a staff writer for TV Fanatic Follow him on Twitter. Tags: Criminal Minds, Reviews
It was a great episode and both women put on a superb performance in depicting the extremes in the emotional spectrum of revenge and the aftermath of taking revenge; the psychopath emotional release of goal fulfilled and the devastation and void of tragedy that never ceases. This is why I love Criminal Minds...it dwells deep inside the human psyche and emotions.
This was hands down one the best episodes. This was all about the reality of conscious from a female point of view. It wasn't about Reid or the new agent or Garcia. It was about fitting into one hour how psycopaths and people with a conscious who never get over a loss. Mackenzie Phillips' character new that Kim Wayans character would never kill again. That's is what I took away from it all. Now that was true compassion. That is how we need to live in this day and time.
I love CM and have watched since Season1:Episode 1. That's why "The Pact" was such a huge disappointment. This isn't just a bad episode of CM, this is bad TV. It was hacky, obvious and stupidly direct. The team almost instantly deduces who they are dealing with and we immediately cut to the dastardly duo having an hilariously expository dialog about their crimes. This episode chugged along at a breakneck pace with very little logic and incredibly obvious plot turns. A shovel in the basement! It has UNIQUE soil on it that Reid is able to identify with a whiff!! And, of course, that soil is cataloged in some bizarrely specific database that Garcia is able to access in seconds. Surprise, surprise, a park containing that very soil is just minutes away. The next SCENE had Derek with his flashlight in the face of the dead psychopath/child killer. Rossi and Morgan didn't just drive to the right park...they drove to the exact SPOT in the right park! But the scene on the beach just capped stupidity with monumental stupidity. My TiVo has several other episodes from this season waiting for me...I'm just hoping that they are better than this horrible outing.
This show is losing its bearings. I found this episode a mess.
People did the same thing when the blonde girl had come on some seasons ago to replace Emily and AJ. The poor girl didn't last to another season, and it was not her fault! Fans gotta be more mature and stop being so hateful and biased when a new actor comes on board. I'm sure they hated Joe Mantegna when he replaced Mandy Patinkin, and now look how he's accepted. It takes time so stop griping already!
I didnt like this episode at all. Usually they come up with who the killer/s might be earlier. I felt they took too long to figure out first of all that it was two persons, and I would have thought they would have visited the mother/parents of the black child much earlier in their investigations. Then, with all that blitzing, you would have thought dna from them would have been found. Personally I found the investigating poorly executed, and I also felt the women killers were over the top. I couldn't believe how easily they were getting away. And why did it take so long to investigate Nelson and his college friends? They knew he had been accused, I would have thought they would have started their investigations there. I felt this was sloppily done. I have no problem with Blake. People always hate new actors who come on board a show that's already going on. Leave her alone people. Give her time. I love Jeanne Tripplehorn esp from Big Love. Stop hating on new stars that join the show. Ppl did the same when the blonde girl had come on in some seasons ago.
@Carol: yeah, I'm not all that jazzed about the new agent, either. The only thing that keeps me interested in her is her back story. Also, I'm curious about whether the friction we saw with her and Derek will show up again. Other than that, Emily was much more compelling I thought. @Lynda: wild, huh? Couldn't believe that was Mackenzie. Glad to see she's still working in the business though. Nini: rooting for the unsubs was an impulse here too. An uncomfortable one though - I mean they went just a *little* overboard though.
I'll second that Ellen was the little boy's aunt, not mother. His mother committed suicide. I thought this was one of the better episodes, certainly better than the season premiere. It was morally ambiguous and Nelson's character was wonderfully acted. So much so I may never look at the actor the same! The police could've done a better job searching vehicles leaving the area, though, especially since they caught one woman but not the other! Regarding Blake, expecting back story in 2 episodes seems pretty impatient when other characters' back stories took a lot longer. Example, we learned the FBI recruited Garcia off a list of hackers in Season 3!
@Michael You must not have watched because they did get one of them and the other got away..........thus opening the door for that character to return at some point....... Still a little early in my view to make an assessment of Blake, however, I do agree that SO FAR she really isn't adding anything and is not meshing well with the rest of the cast. To the one that said the mysterious photographer is the wrong person Blake arrested, maybe I missed something but I don't think Blake has been with the BAU before so why would it make sense for that person to be after anyone else but Blake? This wasn't, in my view, one of their better episodes, it was just ok. Note to TV FANATIC......Time to change the cover photo.....Paget Brewster isn't part of the cast anymore.
Two wrong do not make a right and I hope these woman get what coming to them


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- 0Nov 1, '09 by lbeauplanWe used to applied BIOPATCH on Central Line dressing and Change transparent dressings at least every seven days and PRN for infection prevention. After months of using it was discovered that it was not that effective, therefore it was discontinued.
Is there anyone who works in a hospital setting who is currently using a effective product?
- 0Nov 1, '09 by blondy2061h, MSN, RNWe continue to use Biopatchs and they seem effective. 7 days seems like way too infrequently to change dressings. Ours are q96h and that's longer than most of the literature suggests (q72h).
- 0Nov 1, '09 by ghillbert, MSN, NP GuideI work with lines that are implanted (sometimes permanently) but are not CVCs - we did not have luck with Biopatch, but have had luck with Medihoney (no AB resistance, easy to apply, antibacterial, helps healing). I rave about it now, so have to give the caveat that I do NOT have any financial relationship with the company/product!!
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- 2Nov 1, '09 by Cindy-sanWe're using these shiny new Tegaderms (clear, transparent dsg) with a blob of chlorhexidine on it that goes over the insertion site. Supposed to be better than the biopatch.
- 1Nov 1, '09 by NurseStephRNQuote from Cindy-sanYeah, that's what we're using too.We're using these shiny new Tegaderms (clear, transparent dsg) with a blob of chlorhexidine on it that goes over the insertion site. Supposed to be better than the biopatch.
We were finding a lot of people using the Biopatch incorrectly (wrong side down), they weren't being changed on time, or even on a PRN basis (if the insertion site was oozing and saturated the Biopatch).
We've been using the Tegaderms with chlorhexidine for a while now.
- 0Nov 1, '09 by diane227No but we have these new IV catheters from hell. I NEVER miss an IV and I can't get an IV started with one of these things no matter how much I try. I hate these things. I am going to have to figure out how to get some of the old ones back so I don't have to use these stupid things.
- 0Nov 1, '09 by summerrose_10Interesting post.
lbbeauplan-what was the rational for d/c the biopatch? You said it wasn't effective? Who did the dressing changes? I'm curious. Our facility has a 0% infection rate for all PICC lines, but it is ONLY the PICC team that is allowed to do the dressing changes. Strict sterile procedure is always followed. The C.L.drsg change kits now come with the bio patch in them. I use to question why it was only the PICC team that could change these, until, I witnessed RN's not wearing masks and not paying attention to the sterile field while changing CL dressings.
For all infusaports that are accessed, any RN on duty is suppose to change them once weekly and PRN(policy at this institution), also using the biopatch. One thing I've observed, sometimes the RN does not realize she can not use the prefilled saline syringes with these huber needle kits that we have(they are not sterile-thus can not be put on the sterile field).
Cindy, I am wondering about your tegaderm drsg with blob of chlorhexidene. In our kits, there is chlorhexidene that we clean the site with, also a tegaderm that we put on after the biopatch. So, did you guys use biopatches before and are just leaving that out now? If so, what/where is the evidence base practice you all got your info from?
ghillbert-- We have used medihoney on some venous stasis ulcers and other various wounds with some yet minimal effectiveness. Your post peaks my curiousity. What/where are these catheters that you apply this to? Also, is there any dressing covering the site? How much do you have to apply and how far away from the site do you apply it? Have you done any research or seen any websites that talk about this?
We currently have 2pts that have gone septic on us. The only common thing they share is, their infusaport dressings have been changed by a RN that did not use (for whatever reason) the biopatch. Their drsg changes were done this way for several weeks. One had her port removed yesterday, awaiting lab results. The other is hospice, it is unlikely they will remove the only line he has, will never know if the disease process made him susceptible to infec. or if it was because of not using the biopatch/steril tech???
As for placing the patch upside down, which is easily done, it may help to remember the sky is blue and the blue side faces the sky. blue to blue.
diane227- curious about what new type of catheters you are using? If you've never missed a stick before, I would venture to say you have some excellent evidence to support getting the old ones backGood luck.
Looking forward to your replies and also to other peoples opinions and feedback. Thanks for this post.:redpinkhe
- 0Nov 2, '09 by Cindy-sanQuote from purplehockeymomwe used to clean with chlorhexidine, then place the biopatch andd then tegaderm it.cindy, i am wondering about your tegaderm drsg with blob of chlorhexidene. in our kits, there is chlorhexidene that we clean the site with, also a tegaderm that we put on after the biopatch. so, did you guys use biopatches before and are just leaving that out now? if so, what/where is the evidence base practice you all got your info from?
we do still use chlorhexidine to clean the site, we just don't place the biopatch or the regular tegaderms anymore. these dsgs also have a square blob of chlorhex that covers the insertion site. i'm probably not explaining this very well. i think a pic might help. this one is good.
inservice was a long time ago, i don't remember where they got their info from exactly. but here's the official site with all their self-promoting research.
the problem on my unit was, they had (& probably still do) a very high clabsi rate which they were desperate to reduce. we didn't have a problem with applying our biopatches the right way. the problem was they tended to be in short-supply. >90% of our pt population at any given time has a huge cordis in their neck (takes forever [>1 month] to get a picc in the chronics. we rarely see tlc's). in the super sick and septic pts, site oozing and weeping was problematic and led to numerous dsg changes daily, further limiting our patch supply. (and probably also contaminating the insertion sites.) we went more than a month without seeing a single box of biopatches at one point.
they were happy to hear that you can have a bit of oozing with these chlorhex tegs and not have to change the dsg immediately (doesn't need to be changed unless the chlorhex patch is saturated with blood).
how much this has helped the clabsi rate, well, i'm in school and haven't been to work in a while, so i don't know the latest number crunching. i'd like to think it's improved, but i think other things need to happen in terms of pt management before we really get a solid reduction in clabsis. like less of those big-ol' cordises (cordii?).
- 0Nov 2, '09 by ghillbert, MSN, NP GuideQuote from purplehockeymomI work with patients with implanted left ventricular assist devices (artificial hearts, basically). They have a power lead exiting the left/right upper abdominal quadrant. I am originally from Australia and had a lot of experience with Medihoney there, and have brought it in to my hospital here in the US. I recently presented at a wound conference about our first cases of infected LVAD sites and Medihoney. I prefer the impregnated calcium alginate, split and placed around the driveline, then covered with a secondary dressing that is occlusive, like Telfa Island dressing.ghillbert-- We have used medihoney on some venous stasis ulcers and other various wounds with some yet minimal effectiveness. Your post peaks my curiousity. What/where are these catheters that you apply this to? Also, is there any dressing covering the site? How much do you have to apply and how far away from the site do you apply it? Have you done any research or seen any websites that talk about this?
There is a lot of research out there about Leptospermum species (Manuka) type honey and its effectiveness. One particularly large study comparing medihoney to mupirocin for dialysis catheters. Research is of varying quality - lots of case studies.
I particularly like it because it is fairly innocuous (little to no adverse effects, no resistance etc). One thing to note is that it can require longterm treatment for things like venous ulcers. The most important thing is to put and keep enough honey in contact with the wound. I use the alginate because our wounds are highly exudating at the start and it soaks up the drainage and keeps the honey gel in contact with the wound.
Tons of info here: http://bio.waikato.ac.nz/honey/
- 1Nov 13, '09 by ebeehmIf you place the biopatch correctly, it prevents infection. If you don't place the biopatch correctly, well, all bets are off. Hard to believe that people would bail out on a product that is clinically proven because "people aren't using it right". None of the other products mentioned in this discussion are proven to prevent catheter infections or are researched in how they perform. Their comparison to biopatch has no clinical or relevant basis. Just read the literature these sales reps give you, don't just listen to their sales pitches.
Since the manufacturer added the word UP to the blue side of the biopatch (duh) I haven't seen any upside down ones on our unit.


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