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Millenia Starting and Stalling Issues
Hi my '95 Mazda Millenia will not start now. It cranks like it's out of fuel, but I checked the fuel gauges and everything looks normal. Could it be a relay of some sort? I had a similar problem with my '99 Honda Accord and I switched out the relay in it and now it starts fine. Someone told me that it could be a fuel pump relay, is there such a relay on my car and if so where would it be? Of course I could have my car taken to a repair shop, but I would like to at least troubleshoot the problem prior to taking it in. I hope someone will provide some answers. Thank you in advance for any help.
leeohio Posts: 1Steve,
I have a '97 Millenia and I had a problem before with my Millennia. Try what I did, put the car in Neutral then start it should help. I am having a problem with it starting today. These things have a characteristic of bad EGR valves. My mechanic is coming over later to fix it and I am having symptoms like the no turn over, dash battery drainage -
gliebel Posts: 11995 Mazda Millenia. Some times when you turn on the ignition key the "HOLD" light comes on and the car will not start. The "HOLD" light is the one that is activated at the automatic transmission shift lever that down shifts one gear when you drive. If I turn the ignition key on / off X times the "HOLD" light goes off and the car starts and runs fine. This happens about 2 or 3 times a week. Is this a known problem with Mazda? I am concerned that this problem may some day leave me stranded.
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wrd88 Posts: 5I recently purchases a 2000 Millenia S. It has only been 1 month and already there are many things wrong with the car. The day after I purchased the car the "Check Engine" light came on. I took the car to my regular mechanic who really had no idea what they were doing since that miller engine was so difficult to work on. I ended up taking it to the nearest Mazda dealership. Since I've had the car I've replaced the fan motor because the car would unexpectedly overheat. Two O2 censors were also replaced totaling about $1,100! A few days after I got my Millenia back the same "Check Engine" light magically appeared again! I took the car back to the dealership where the said that the catalytic converters had to be replaced! Luckly it was still under the 80,000k warranty.
I still have the car however every time I start it up blue/white smoke comes out of the exhaust, then it quickly stops after the car has idled for a minute. I don't know what to do about this. This is my first car and I don't think I can affort any more repairs! Do I keep the car or do I avaoid future headaches and sell it and get somthing else? The car is beautiful and looks great but if it dosent run then whats the point of keeping it? Someone help! -
megaquark Posts: 2I was driving down the road and the car began to lose power. Then it picked up again Then a clunk and lots of noise. Had it towed. The harmonic balancer had come off and wedged itself between the crankshaft and the frame.
Now I am still getting occasional clunking where it feels like the engine for a brief second has stopped completely. It almost feels as if I have hit the brakes pretty hard for a brief second and then it keeps running fine like normal. This is at highway speed. A clunk and jerk all at the same time. At regular speeds when I get to a light, a few times it has just died - then restarted right afterwards.
I am thinking that the harmonic balancer thing is a symptom and not a cause. Something is freezing the engine for just a second on occasion. Is this something that a bad distributor could cause? I replaced it a year ago with a used one. I can't think of anything else. I don't lose power and everything else runs fine. I can't create a situation that makes it do this - it seems emtirely random.
It literally feels as if I am just driving along and the whole engine transmission stops for just a fraction of a second.
Keep in mind that a normal stall won't cause this jerking sudden stop motion. If it just dies, it should coast. This is more like tapping the brake with your left foot while still on the accelerator with the right - except the feeling is from the engine and not the wheels. It's really hard to explain. Any ideas? -
dlprncss Posts: 1please please help me- i have had my 01 millenia for a little over a year- it has about 52k and has been great- when i try to start it though it cranks and turns over and sounds asthough it wants to start but just doesnt have the extra oomph to finish the turn over- any ideas or suggestions
enviroman1 Posts: 1I have a 1995 millenia, runs great for about 15 to 20 miles the it's like you just shut off the key. I pull it off to the side of the road and wait for about 5 to 10 minutes and it starts right back up!! My mechanic put in a brand new distributor from mazda but it is still doing the same thing. It has 225000 miles everything else works perfect. Please help.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,181sounds like some kind of sensor fading in and out of consciousness? He'd need to do a diagnostic code reading for starters (no pun intended). No starts can be a gazillion things, so one has to work by elimination and establishing basics. Like, when it won't start, someone needs to a) check for spark and b) put a fuel pressure gauge on the fuel rail.
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fastimes12 Posts: 3ok I understand we are in that process now testing tps and sort and as far as the codes my so called help cleared codes so need to run so all monitors can run self tests and no pun taken here. am just picking up where someone else left off and just miss comunication on the symptoms of how it was running or not.so thanks again for you time this is a great site
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ckone Posts: 2checked distributer /cam sensor housings no cracks.if i spray engine with water no problems itll keep running. if i use a spray bottle and mist the entire engine. after the entire engine is coated car stalls. once the moistue leaves car will start and run fine even at high rpms no sputtering. covered previous mentioned housings in die electric grease as well as some wire harnesses still have problem. sont want to waste 600 for a new distributer if thats not the culprit
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davey97 Posts: 1I have a '95 Millenia S, with the same problems. At first I thought maybe it was the neutral safety switch. I won't turn over when the interior of the car gets hot. So what I've been doing is I turn the key to ACC, put on the brakes and shift the gear into N. It normally starts when I do that. I normally encounter this problem when the car has been sitting in the sun, right around noon to late afternoon, in the summer.
Now I'm thinking it might be something under the dash, because the neutral/safety switch should be on the linkage where it connects to the tranny.
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liss0503 Posts: 1I have a 2000 type s and the car drove fine i went inside a buddy's house and came out to start it and when i turn the key all lights come on but the car will not turn over i looked under the hood to see if any of the belts was off or any wires was disconnected and all was good but did notice that the two timing covers on the side of the motor looks like they was pushed out so idk what to thank at this point if anyone else know any info please let me know thank u


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I'm someone who can tolerate the fat-free versions of otherwise infamously fattening foods. Some folks can't stand the idea of substitutes that cut out the signature flavor, and they typically steer clear of such products either out of passion or depression. But as far as I'm concerned, you can sacrifice full flavor and still enjoy the added ingredient so long as you know how to infuse some of your own less-fattening flavors into healthy recipes. With that said, there always needs to be a base of edibility to begin with.
Kraft Fat-Free Philadelphia Cream Cheese has its work cut out for it. The rich, velvety, and unforgivably fattening flavor of regular cream cheese isn't easy to replicate sans the necessary ingredients. At 30 calories per serving, the fat-free alternative is 50 calories less per serving than its full flavor counterpart, which is an exceptionally large amount of taste ground to cover for cream cheese. Simply put, Philadelphia's fat-free option fails to break out of the starting gate.
Applied to a bagel, the taste is somewhere between plain yogurt and powdered milk. What begins as the familiar sensation of a warm buttery spread soon turns into a mashing of wheat bread and thickened skim milk which as you can imagine is humbling to say the least. This is complicated by the fact that, due to the thinner agents in the mix, this fat-free alternative starts to liquidate when applied to a freshly toasted bagel, which results in dribbles of the stuff leaking down out of the crack of your mouth while you chew.
But alas, this is the result of simply using the cream cheese for its most basic purpose. With little to distract the tongue away from its blandness, Philadelphia Fat Free Cream Cheese fails to perform at the simple tasks. BUT thrown into a health conscious crab mix modified from the directions found in your mom's recipe box, or whipped into a cheese cake with a liberal amount of fresh fruit topping, then its benefits start to shine through. When the cream cheese component is there mainly for texture with other ingredients dominating your tongue's sensations, the fat-free option comes in quite handy.
An 8 ounce tub costs $2.50 at my local grocery store. I would buy it again to use in recipes, but I didn't enjoy it eaten on it's own.
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Outback is wonderful for a gfree night with friendsband family. you even get 2 choices for dessert.
2855 W. Ogden Avenue, Naperville, IL 60540
As an adult a salad or meat option may suffice, but to have a child eat a by less burger or just avoid Mac and cheese. Pizza or chicken strips altogether limits the options. I wish restaurants would invest in gluten free bread, buns and pastas.
1400 Marketplace Blvd., Moon Township, PA 15108
Chain food is not my favorite, but Outback Steakhouse had tasty food and a positive atmosphere. When you sit down, be sure to tell your server no dinner rolls. I usually won't eat steak, but Outback makes delicious steak. On the side, I ate shrimp and a salad. 4 stars instead of 5 because my steak tasted a little burnt and crispy. Otherwise, Outback was pleasant and enjoyable. (Visited in August 2012)
14295 W. Colfax Avenue, Golden, CO 80401
I had a great steak and shrimp dinner with a yummy brownie dessert. Ask for a gf menú. i didnt get sick either
25 Crystal Run Crossing, Walkill, NY 10941
The absolute best gluten free menu I have come across. I have been here many times with my family never had any problems. The staff is the best and very accommodating.
1300 Linton Blvd., Delray Beach, FL 33444
My husband & son are gluten intolerant. We eat here all the time & they have never gotten sick. Gluten free menu has many items. Chicken & ribs combo is my favorite!! The shrimp on the Barbie is great but they changed their sauce that it used to come with which is no longer gluten free, get ranch instead. Great place for lunch or dinner😄
807 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins, CO 80525
Really great option for gf. I did get sick because I ate some of the fries, but that was my own fault, as it clearly says in the gf menu they are *not* gf, and I just missed it. Haven't gotten sick there since. really yummy!!
1820 Raymond Diehl Road, Tallahassee, FL 32308
The salmon I had was great! Lots of gluten free options. Very friendly service. My friend had a hair in her food though. :( Luckily they made her a completely new plate hair free and free of charge.
180 Hickman Drive, Sanford, FL 32771
I ate here at 7:30pm - I had the BBQ ribs with no sauce and a plain baked potato - balsamic vinaigrette on the side to dip my ribs.... Currently I am awake at 4:00am, sick, and I know I have another 4 hours or so of this pain. I may not have chosen wisely - but - I chose off their gluten free menu. I'm afraid they may not have safe gluten free practices in their kitchen.
7731 Five Mile Road, Cincinnati, OH 45230
I don't have any trouble at this location. They have a gluten free menu. Make sure your server knows, so that he/she can tell the chef. I go here often.
12001 Harbor Boulevard, Garden Grove, CA 92840
(Could be Celiac friendly, if the kitchen was more cautious) I would have given 5 stars but the kitchen did not pay attention and accidentally dropped an item that was not gluten free under my steak. I had a reaction before I even left the resturant.
34 Cambridge Street, Burlington, MA 01803
Last time I went we sat at the bar. it was disgustingly dirty. Food took forever to come out and I got cross contaminated. have not returned since!
2704 Bethel Rd, Columbus, OH 43220
Very good food and knowledgable staff. Every time we go we tell them we are celiac and manager oversees our order.
75-5809 Alii Drive, Kailua-Kona, HI 96740
This was the first time my mother who was diagnosed gluten intolerant 6 months ago was able to feel normal at a restaurant. Our waiter Desmomd was very knowledgable and made sure she was well taken care of. The GL dessert was Awesome!!!
13265 South Freeway, Burleson, TX 76028
all 4 of our steaks were extremely over cooked. we ate there in early January and since then we've heard of many others who experienced the same problem.
2020 N. Rock Road, Wichita, KS 67206
gluten free menu and gluten free brownie I never get desert but had to try it. it is delicious!
4142 Ridgemont Dr., Abilene, TX 79606
The food is consistently good and I didn't get sick after eating here
807 E. Harmony Road, Fort Collins, CO 80525
amazing. .. recently gluten free and just learning. I ordered and the waitress asked you are gluten free right, allergy or just lifestyle. it was wonderful. no regret and tasty food
9623 E. Independence Blvd., Matthews, NC 28105
Outback is always amazing celiacs. Never been glutened.
8338 Pineville-Matthews Rd., Charlotte, NC 28226
All Outbacks are great for celiacs!
260 E. Parris Ave., High Point, NC 27262
This location is always clean. The staff are knowledgeable. There is a good amount of options here but I usually opt for the Alice springs chicken because it's delicious.
3000 Mosside Blvd., Monroeville, PA 15146
I would rate 0 stars if I could! I they have a GF menu but are not educated on GF cooking! I feel like it is even worse when a restaurant has an advertised GF menu and they mess up. It makes me feel like they have at least and idea of what they are doing when they don't! I will never be returning to this outback as they have severely messed up the last two times I have gone! When I went a few days ago, despite ordering off the gluten free menu and triple checking everything with my server, I still got glutened. I've been sick for days and it doesn't seem to be clearing up anytime soon. The time before that the messed up the sides between my order and a friends and the server told me just to switch the sides. Even after I explained to her. For the third time cross contamination she tried to tell me I would be ok. She brought out a new mean as the rest of my party finished eating so I just took it home to my fiancé to eat. So needless to say I will never go back.
9753 FM 1960 Bypass, Humble, TX 77338
GF menu. Waitress also let me bring it home. Even have a GF dessert (chocolate brownie).
15608 Harlem Avenue, Orland Park, IL 60462
Good food, friendly people, extensive GF menu. We never get sick.
4088 Park Street, St. Petersburg, FL 33709
Great choices. Pork Cops, Steaks Salads.....all very good. Chocolate Thunder Great service
11146 SW Barnes Road, Portland, OR 97225
I've been eating here for years. While I can get a gluten free meal here, the ckicken and salmon is often overcooked, and steaks often come out undercooked or overcooked (rare does not mean raw, and I mean RAW). The other problem is the new gluten free menu: Items that used to be gluten free (w/modifications are gone) like burgers w/o buns, prime rib w/o ajus, lamb shank w/o sauce. Was it really that hard to leave off items to make them gluten free? We used to eat here once a week. Not anymore. It's not a good value for what we pay for.
8665 SW Tualatin-Sherwood Rd., Tualatin, OR 97062
I have often eaten at the Outback Steakhouse without incident, but this particular location first brought me my order without the gluten free modifications--I noticed the sauce I was not supposed to have. They brought me the revised meal, and I got sick in the car on the way home. :(
1703 Central Park Ave., Yonkers, NY 10710
I've gone to this location several times and as long as you politely make it clear to the waitstaff that you can't eat gluten they are very accommodating. Every time my food was brought out they double checked with the chef (without me asking!) that it was the gluten free order, including my brownie sundae which was delicious.
1515 W. 14 Mile Rd., Madison Heights, MI 48071
Staff was very accommodating/knowledgable. My son who has Celiac loved his meal, and felt fine after. Waitstaff said they use separate bowls to mix salad. We will definitely go back. Very good experience.
2512 Kings Center Ct., Mason, OH 45040
My dinner was great! The staff was knowledgeable and most importantly I left without a stomach ache and was not sick later.
322 Ridge Pike, Conshohocken, PA 19428
have eaten at this one at least 3 or 4 times and have never gotten sick! love that they have a dedicated glu free menu!
1965 Blue Lakes Blvd. N., Twin Falls, ID 83301
The food was awful and boy am I paying for it. Not a good choice.
7000 Tiffany S. Blvd., Boardman, OH 44512
OMG best place I've eaten while on my trip to Ohio. Amazing service - Knowledgeable and friendly. The food was stellar. I'll definitely be back. I'm super sensitive (celiac) and did not get sick.
13245 Atlantic Blvd., Jacksonville, FL 32225
Good gf choices. So why 2 stars? Well it's hit or miss. One night it's amazing food and service the next time it's horrible. If service and food was consistent 5 stars would be on here!!!
6505 Regional Street, Dublin, CA 94568
Never really have an issue. Love the gf dessert! I always order a steak, baked potato and salad. They have a separate mixing bowl for gf, just ask!
10408 S. 15th St., Bellevue, NE 68123
I was so happy they had a whole other gluten free menu ( you just have to ask for it) the food was amazing and the service was wonderful. I just recently got diagnosed with gluten intolerancey so its nice to have a restaurant that you don't have to rack your brain about what to get
5040 Nesconset Hwy, E. Setauket, NY 11733
they don't have a lot of gluten free things. I eat the ribs with BBQ sauce and a fully loaded baked potato its so good !
4902 N President George Bush Hwy, Garland, TX 75040
Great gf menu with lots of steak and side choices.
1397 U.S. 9, Old Bridge Township, NJ 08857
we have been to this outback several times. But on 4 different occasions, we've had one crouton in the ceasar salad. They have a gf menu, not hard to keep all ingredients separated. Wont be going back any time soon! An accident is one time not 4.
3101 Browns Mill Road, Johnson City, TN 37601
The food was very good and they did have a dedicated gluten free menu. However the gluten free menu had no prices so I really didn't know how much my check would be. Also, the waiter was kind but the service wasn't great and my salad arrived with croutons. However, he did apologize and they brought me a fresh one. Alll said I will definitely eat here again, the four stars instead of five is mainly because there were no prices on the menu.
1801 SE 10th Ave., Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316
Constant quality and the flourless brownie rocks.
12511 West Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX 78230
Several options mainly including steaks, chicken and seafood with vdgetables. No bread options, or appetizers (I usually just get a starter house salad no croutons). Wait staff is iffy, but the chefs got it down. 4 stars because the only instances I've had getting sick were when I ordered the GF dessert option (3 separate occasion s), so I pass on that one nowadays.
3026 Richmond Road, Williamsburg, VA 23185
The manager came over after we placed out order to confirm that they were preparing my meal GF as well as preparing our grandsons fruit cup without the usual pineapple since he also has an allergy. Excellent food and service!!


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I do have a litte nephew, but I wasn't good to understand why this game should be nice. Do your little kids find it nice?
I don't get it
Posted 22 November 2008 - 06:54 AM
Posted 23 November 2008 - 12:02 AM
Is this a game? I dont think so, but it can makes fun, if you are in the right mood. Relax and play some eggs.
Posted 29 November 2008 - 08:34 PM
Wow, this game makes no sence....I dont even get what the point of it is other than the infered rattlesnakes + eggs = bad for egg.
Posted 03 December 2008 - 11:42 PM
Hi, again,
This game is about having a steady hand. the rattlesnake eggs are magnets. When you roll the die and it tells you what color snake to place your egg on, you have to be careful, because depending on where the other eggs are it can cause a magnetic reaction. If you happen to cause other eggs to move and connect to each other those eggs have to go in your hand, giving you more that you have to try and get rid of. When the magnets snap together because of their shape that make the rattling noise. It is a very cool concept and my kids like to play with the magnets.


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What I need to know about Constipation
- What is constipation?
- What is the gastrointestinal (GI) tract?
- How common is constipation and who is affected most?
- What causes constipation?
- How is the cause of constipation diagnosed?
- How is constipation treated?
- Eating, diet, and nutrition
- Points to remember
- Hope through research
- Pronunciation guide
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Constipation * is a condition in which you have one or both of the following:
Bowel movements with stools that are hard, dry, and small, making them painful or difficult to pass
You may have pain or bloating—a feeling of fullness—in your abdomen, the area between your chest and hips.
Bowel habits aren't the same for all people. Some people think they have constipation if they don't have a bowel movement every day. Some people may have three bowel movements a day. Other people may only have three bowel movements a week.
Most people get constipated sometimes. Constipation usually lasts for only a short time and is not dangerous. When you know what causes constipation, you can take steps to find relief.
*See the Pronunciation Guide for tips on how to say the words in bold type.
What is the gastrointestinal (GI) tract?
The GI tract is a series of hollow organs joined in a long, twisting tube from your mouth to your anus—the opening where stool leaves your body. The lower GI tract consists of your large intestine—which includes your colon and rectum—and anus. Your intestines are sometimes called your bowel.
Your body digests food as it moves through the GI tract. The leftover waste from the digested food enters your large intestine as liquid. Your large intestine absorbs water and changes the liquid to a solid form called stool. Stool passes from your colon to your rectum where it is stored before a bowel movement. The muscles of your rectum move stool to your anus and out of your body.
How common is constipation and who is affected most?
Constipation is one of the most common GI problems in the United States. Constipation occurs more often in
- Women
- Adults ages 65 and older
- Non-Caucasians
- People with lower incomes
Many women get constipated during pregnancy or after giving birth. Constipation is also common after surgery. People taking medicines to treat depression or to relieve pain from things such as a broken bone, a pulled tooth, or back pain may have constipation.
Constipation is caused by stool spending too much time in your colon. Common things that can lead to constipation include the following:
Diets low in fiber. The most common cause of constipation is a diet with too little fiber. Fiber is found in food that comes from plants. Fiber helps stool stay soft so it moves smoothly through your colon. Liquids such as water and juice help fiber work better.
Lack of physical activity. If you have to stay in bed and cannot exercise, you may get constipated. Scientists don't know why this happens.
Medicines. Some medicines used to treat other health problems can cause constipation. You can also get constipated if you use over-the-counter laxatives too often. A laxative is medicine that loosens stool and increases bowel movements. If you use laxatives too much, your colon can't contract as well. The nerves, muscles, and tissues in your large intestine may get damaged.
Life changes or daily routine changes. Your bowel movements can change when you travel, if you're pregnant, and as you get older.
Ignoring the urge to have a bowel movement. If you ignore the urge to have a bowel movement, over time, you may stop feeling the need to have one. This habit can lead to constipation.
Certain health problems. Some health problems can make stool move more slowly through your colon, rectum, or anus. These problems may lead to constipation. Examples are disorders that affect your brain and spine, such as spinal cord injuries and Parkinson's disease, and disorders that affect how your body gets energy from food, such as diabetes or hypothyroidism. Parkinson's disease is a disorder that affects nerve cells in a part of your brain that controls muscle movement. Hypothyroidism is a disorder that causes your body to produce too little thyroid hormone, which can cause many of your body's functions to slow down.
GI tract problems. Problems in your GI tract that compress or narrow your colon and rectum can cause constipation.
Functional GI disorders. Functional GI disorders are problems caused by changes in how your GI tract works. If you have a functional disorder, you may have frequent symptoms, but your GI tract doesn't become damaged. Functional constipation is often caused by problems with the muscles in your colon or anus that make stool move more slowly. Irritable bowel syndrome is a functional GI disorder that has constipation as a symptom.
How is the cause of constipation diagnosed?
To find out why you have constipation, your doctor will:
- Take your medical history
- Perform a physical exam
- Order tests
Medical History
The medical history will include questions about your constipation, such as:
How long you've had symptoms
How often you have a bowel movement
What your stools look like and whether you have blood in your stool
Your doctor may also ask about:
Your eating habits
Your level of physical activity
Medicines you take
Physical Exam
The physical exam may include a rectal exam. Your doctor will insert a finger into your anus to check for tenderness, blockage, or blood. Your doctor may test for blood in your stool by putting a small sample of your stool on a paper card and adding a drop or two of testing liquid. A color change is a sign of blood in your stool.
The tests your doctor orders depend on:
How long you've had constipation
How severe your constipation is
Your age
Whether you've had blood in your stool, recent changes in bowel habits, or weight loss
Your doctor may order one or more of these tests
Blood test
Lower GI series
Blood test. For a blood test, a blood sample will be taken in your doctor's office or a commercial facility. Your blood sample is sent to a lab for testing. The blood test can show if you have a disease or condition causing your constipation. For example, low levels of thyroid hormone may mean that you have hypothyroidism.
Lower GI series. A lower GI series is an x-ray exam that is used to look at your large intestine. For the test, you will lie on a table while your doctor inserts a flexible tube into your anus. Your large intestine is filled with barium, a chalky liquid, making signs of problems that may be causing constipation show up more clearly on x rays.
Flexible sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy. The tests are similar, but a colonoscopy is used to view your rectum and entire colon, while a flexible sigmoidoscopy is used to view just your rectum and lower colon. For either test, you will lie on a table while your doctor inserts a flexible tube into your anus. A small camera on the tube sends a video image of your bowel lining to a computer screen. The test can show signs of problems in your lower GI tract.
Your doctor may also perform a biopsy, a test that involves taking a small piece of bowel lining tissue and looking at it with a microscope. You won't feel the biopsy.
Colorectal transit studies. These tests show how well food moves through your colon.
Radiopaque markers. With this test, you swallow capsules with small markers that can be seen on an x ray. Three to 7 days after you swallow the capsules, abdominal x rays, taken several times, track the movement of the markers through your colon. You eat a high-fiber diet to help stool move through your GI tract.
Scintigraphy. With this test, you eat a meal with radioactive substances. The dose of radioactive substances is small, so scintigraphy is not likely to damage your cells. Special cameras placed outside your body over your abdomen and computers are used to create pictures of the radioactive substances as they move through your intestine.
Anorectal function tests. These tests diagnose constipation caused by a problem in your GI tract that affects your anus or rectum.
Anal manometry uses pressure sensors and a balloon that can be inflated in your rectum to check how sensitive your rectum is and how well it works. Anal manometry also checks the tightness of the muscles around your anus and how well they respond to nerve signals. For this test, a specially trained nurse or assistant puts a thin tube with a balloon on its tip and pressure sensors below the balloon into your anus. Once the balloon reaches your rectum and the pressure sensors are in your anus, the tube is slowly pulled out to measure muscle tone and contractions. The test takes about 30 minutes.
Balloon expulsion tests consist of filling a balloon with different amounts of water after it has been placed in your rectum. You are given a stopwatch and are told to go to the restroom and measure the amount of time it takes to push the balloon out. If you can't push out a balloon filled with less than 150 milliliters of water or it takes longer than 1 minute to push the balloon out, you may have a problem pushing out stool.
Defecography. This x ray of the area around your anus and rectum shows whether you have problems with:
Pushing stool out of your body
The function of your anus and rectum
Squeezing and relaxing your rectal muscles
This test can also show changes in your anus or rectum. During the test, your doctor fills your rectum with a soft paste that shows up on x rays and feels like stool. You sit on a toilet inside an x-ray machine. Your doctor will ask you to first pull in and squeeze muscles to keep stool in. Then, your doctor will tell you to strain to have a bowel movement. Your doctor looks for problems as you push the paste out.
Treatment for constipation depends on:
What's causing your constipation
How bad your constipation is
How long you've been constipated
Treatment may include:
Changes in eating, diet, and nutrition
Exercise and lifestyle changes
First-line treatments for constipation include changes in eating, diet, and nutrition; exercise and lifestyle changes; and laxative medicines. If you don't respond to these first-line treatments, you should talk with your doctor about other treatments.
The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics recommends getting 20 to 35 grams of fiber a day for adults. Talk with your doctor to plan a diet with the right amount of fiber for you. Be sure to add fiber to your diet a little at a time so your body gets used to the change. Try not to eat too many foods with little or no fiber, such as pizza, ice cream, cheese, meat, chips, and processed foods. A list of high-fiber foods is shown below.
Drink water and other fluids, such as fruit and vegetable juices and clear soups, to help fiber in your diet work better to make your stools more normal and regular. Ask your doctor about how much you should drink each day based on your health and activity level and where you live.
Examples of Foods That Have Fiber |
Beans, cereals, and breads |
Fiber |
½ cup of beans (navy, pinto, kidney, etc.), cooked |
6.2–9.6 grams |
½ cup of shredded wheat, ready-to-eat cereal |
2.7–3.8 grams |
⅓ cup of 100% bran, ready-to-eat cereal |
9.1 grams |
1 small oat bran muffin |
3.0 grams |
1 whole-wheat English muffin |
4.4 grams |
Fruits |
1 small apple, with skin |
3.6 grams |
1 medium pear, with skin |
5.5 grams |
½ cup of raspberries |
4.0 grams |
½ cup of stewed prunes |
3.8 grams |
Vegetables |
½ cup of winter squash, cooked |
2.9 grams |
1 medium sweet potato, baked in skin |
3.8 grams |
½ cup of green peas, cooked |
3.5–4.4 grams |
1 small potato, baked, with skin |
3.0 grams |
½ cup of mixed vegetables, cooked |
4.0 grams |
½ cup of broccoli, cooked |
2.6–2.8 grams |
½ cup of greens (spinach, collards, turnip greens), cooked |
2.5–3.5 grams |
Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Dietary Guidelines for Americans, 2010.
Exercise and Lifestyle Changes
Regular exercise helps your digestion. Exercising 20 to 30 minutes every day may help with constipation.
You can also try to have a bowel movement at the same time each day. The best time is 15 to 45 minutes after breakfast. Eating helps your colon move food and waste. Make sure you give yourself enough time to have a bowel movement. You should also use the bathroom as soon as you feel you need to have a bowel movement.
If you're taking a medicine that can cause constipation, your doctor may suggest you stop taking it or switch to a different medicine.
Your doctor may suggest a laxative for a short time if you're doing all the right things and are still constipated. Your doctor will tell you what type of laxative is best for you. Laxatives come in many forms, including liquid, tablet, powder, and granules. Read more about the different types of laxatives in "Constipation" at http://www.digestive.niddk.nih.gov/.
If you've been taking laxatives for a long time and can't have a bowel movement without taking a laxative, talk with your doctor about how you can slowly stop using them. If you stop taking laxatives, over time, your colon should start squeezing better.
If you have problems with the muscles and nerves that control bowel movements, your doctor may suggest biofeedback. Biofeedback uses special sensors to measure bodily functions. The measurements are shown on a video screen as line graphs. Your doctor teaches you how to change abnormal function. You practice what you learn at home to improve muscle function. You may have to practice for 3 months before you get all the benefit from the training.
You may need surgery if other treatments don't work. One surgery is to have your colon removed. Your doctor can tell you about the benefits and risks of surgery.
Constipation is a condition in which you have one or both of the following:
- Fewer than three bowel movements a week
- Bowel movements with stools that are hard, dry, and small, making them painful or difficult to pas
Most people get constipated sometimes. Constipation usually lasts for only a short time and is not dangerous.
Constipation occurs more often in women, adults ages 65 and older, non-Caucasians, and people with lower incomes.
To find out why you have constipation, your doctor will:
- Take your medical history
- Perform a physical exam
- Order tests
Treatment for constipation depends on:
- What's causing your constipation
- How bad your constipation is
- How long you've been constipated
Treatment may include one or more of the following:
- Changes in eating, diet, and nutrition
- Exercise and lifestyle changes
- Medicines
- Biofeedback
- Surgery
The National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) and other components of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) conduct and support basic and clinical research into many digestive disorders, including constipation.
Clinical trials are research studies involving people. Clinical trials look at safe and effective new ways to prevent, detect, or treat disease. Researchers also use clinical trials to look at other aspects of care, such as improving the quality of life for people with chronic illnesses. To learn more about clinical trials, why they matter, and how to participate, visit the NIH Clinical Research Trials and You website at www.nih.gov/health/clinicaltrials. For information about current studies, visit http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/.
anal manometry (AY-nuhl) (muh-NOM-uh-tree)
anorectal function tests (AY-noh-REK-tuhl) (FUHNK-shuhn) (tests)
balloon expulsion tests (buh-LOON) (ik-SPUHL-shuhn) (tests)
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American Gastroenterological Association
4930 Del Ray Avenue
Bethesda, MD 20814
Phone: 301–654–2055
Fax: 301–654–5920
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Internet: www.gastro.org
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45685 Harmony Lane
Belleville, MI 48111
Phone: 734–699–1130
Fax: 734–699–1136
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International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders
700 West Virginia Street, Suite 201
Milwaukee, WI 53204
Phone: 1–888–964–2001 or 414–964–1799
Fax: 414–964–7176
Email: email@example.com
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National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse
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Phone: 1–800–891–5389
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The National Digestive Diseases Information Clearinghouse (NDDIC) is a service of the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK). The NIDDK is part of the National Institutes of Health of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Established in 1980, the Clearinghouse provides information about digestive diseases to people with digestive disorders and to their families, health care professionals, and the public. The NDDIC answers inquiries, develops and distributes publications, and works closely with professional and patient organizations and Government agencies to coordinate resources about digestive diseases.
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"I was surprised and honored," Lovell said of the recognition.
Her husband also celebrated the recognition by sending her roses at work.
The teacher of the year was also honored at a graduation ceremony for the students earlier this month.
She has worked at the Cleveland location of La Petite for 5 1/2 years with the 4- and 5-year-old students.
Her favorite part about teaching that age group is witnessing the moment when a student understands a new concept.
"It's that moment when they finally catch on to something. You spend time trying to teach them things and all of a sudden it's like a light bulb goes on and they change so much in that age group … as they mature through the year they are totally different children," Lovell said.
Teaching is a second career for Lovell.
After working in a different field for many years, Lovell decided to go back to school to get her early childhood degree.
"It was something I wasn't sure if it was going to work or not work, but I really enjoy it," Lovell said.
Her first experiences using her degree were in Florida. There she taught the same age group for nine years.
She moved to Cleveland when her husband's job transferred here.
"I'm originally from New England, so 17 years in the Florida heat was enough," Lovell said. "We love the four seasons in Tennessee. It's really a happy medium between Massachusetts and Florida."
Working at the Cleveland location has given Lovell new experiences working with children, such as working with a student with special needs for the first time.
"It's actually been a very rewarding experience for me," Lovell said.
She said she has enjoyed finding ways to connect with this student.
"Its not that he's not capable of doing everything everybody else can do; sometimes you just need to go about it in a different way," Lovell said.
Lovell's scores during yearly state evaluations contributed to her being chosen as the 2013 Teacher of the Year for the Cleveland location.
Names of the teachers observed are chosen at random. However, Lovell has been randomly selected three years in a row.
"She has the highest score of anyone at the school," director Faye Cooper said.
Most recently Lovell scored a 6.4 on a 7-point scale.
"It's stressful. It's not that you do anything differently than you do every other day. It's just that you know someone is watching you," Lovell pointed out.
She said the children do act differently because they are not used to having someone else in the room who is not interacting with them.
Although she always does well, Lovell is hoping she will not be randomly selected for the observation again this year.
"Surely they won't draw the same person four years in a row," Cooper said.
Lovell said they had similar thoughts last year, but she still was chosen.
For Lovell, work starts at 6 a.m. when she has students from multiple classrooms for a while before the youngster go to their specific classes.
Her students learn by doing and most of her teaching is through hands-on activities and learning centers. The centers give students the opportunity to choose the subjects they want to explore.
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Gardening is the recent theme.
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Customising a Guarana UI checkbox
This code example demonstrates how to customise a Guarana UI checkbox.
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This snippet assumes that you are familiar with adding the checkbox component on a web page. For more information about this, read the snippet Adding a Guarana UI checkbox on a web page. You can download the component library from Guarana UI: a jQuery-Based UI Library for Nokia WRT.
To replace the checkbox with your own version, first create the graphics that you want to use. After that, replace the file themes/nokia/base/images/checkbox.png with your own image file. The original image file contains pictures of the checkbox in four different states: checked and not pushed, checked and pushed, unchecked and not pushed, and unchecked and pushed:
To switch between these states when the checkbox is clicked, adjust the background picture with CSS classes as shown here:
.nokia-checkbox-unchecked {
background-position: 0 -74px;
This means that you must customise the CSS file themes/nokia/base/images/checkbox.css so that it corresponds to your own image file. For example, if you have created this file:
where the checkbox icon is 34 x 34 pixels, and there are only two states (checked and unchecked) represented, then the customised CSS classes would look like this:
.nokia-checkbox-icon {
background-image: url(images/checkbox.png);
height: 34px;
width: 34px;
float: left;
.nokia-checkbox-checked {
background-position: 0px 0;
.nokia-checkbox-unchecked {
background-position: 0 -34px;
.nokia-checkbox-pushed .nokia-checkbox-checked {
background-position: 0 0px;
.nokia-checkbox-pushed .nokia-checkbox-unchecked {
background-position: 0 -34px;
The default graphics of a checkbox component are replaced with your own graphics and the necessary changes are made to the CSS file.
See also
Supplementary material
This code snippet is part of the stub concept, which means that it has been patched on top of a template application in order to be more useful for developers. The version of the WRT stub application used as a template in this snippet is v1.2.
- The patched, executable application that can be used to test the features described in this snippet is available for download at Media:customizing a guarana ui checkbox.zip.
- You can view all the changes that are required to implement the above-mentioned features (compared to the Adding a Guarana UI checkbox on a web page snippet). The changes are provided in unified diff and colour-coded diff (HTML) formats in Media:customizing a guarana ui checkbox.diff.zip.
- For general information on applying the patch, see Using Diffs.
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Losing power in the dead of winter can be panic inducing, and rightfully so.
Snow & Ice Management Association offers these helpful tips for removing snow safely.
You no longer have to head to the Arctic Circle to experience a bar made entirely (or sometimes mostly) out of ice.
If you live nearby, any of these would be an excellent way to spend your weekend.
For animal lovers, seeing a dog tied up outside elicits a visceral response.
When temperatures drop below zero, Americans lace up their skates and take to the rink.
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FRESNO, Calif. — Vicky Boyd, staff writer for The Packer, gathered the following information on the show floor of the Fresno Food Expo on March 14:
Photos by Vicky BoydBaloian FarmsBALOIAN FARMS: Fresno-based Baloian Farms grows and packs Bella Fina peppers — miniature multi-colored bell peppers bred by Monsanto's Vegetable Seed Division. The peppers, packed under the Pam Pak label, come in a three-count plastic sleeve or a 12-ounce grab-and-go handled bag, says Richard Cowden, account manager. Baloian Farms also offers cardboard stands for the peppers that can be used as secondary displays.
BellaViva OrchardsBELLAVIVA ORCHARDS: BellaViva Orchards Inc. introduces resealable bags for its Pure & Natural Dried Fruit Slices line. The Denair, Calif.-based grower-packer tied for the Fresno Food Expo Industry Award, which recognizes the exhibitor with the most innovative new food product, variety or packaging in the past year, according to a news release. The other recipient is Cake Batter Vodka from Modesto, Calif.-based Cold House Vodka.
CALIFORNIA RAISIN BOARD: In late March/early April, the Fresno-based California Raisin Marketing Board begins an instate television campaign touting the health benefits of raisins, said Gary Schulz, president and general manager. The messages are based on research the state marketing order helped fund, showing that raisins are high in fiber, boost heart health, lower cholesterol, are a good source of natural energy and don't damage teeth. In August, the board will expand its campaign nationally."It will talk much, much more about the nutritional message of raisins and the advantages found in some of our heart health research as well as for diabetes and wellness," Schulz said.
Grimmway FarmsGERAWAN FARMING: Gerawan Farming Co., Fresno, gives buyers a glimpse of its new consumer box for peaches it will pack under the Prima label this season. The box features an inner nested tray to maintain fruit quality, viewing windows and finger holes on top to aid carrying, says Denver Schutz, technical sales manager. Boxes will be packed either with four 30-32s or five 40-44s.
Kern Ridge GrowersGRIMMWAY FARMS: Grimmway Farms adds to its extensive line of value-added carrot products with Simply Delicious Carrot Creations microwavable carrots in flavored sauces and 50-calorie Carrot Dippers. The 13-ounce bags of Simply Delicious come with either a roasted garlic and savory herb sauce or a honey, brown sugar and cinnamon sauce, says Jennifer Hayslett, marketing. The bag of Dippers comes with five 2.5-ounce snack-sized bags of peeled baby carrots, each with a small sealed cup of low-fat ranch dressing for dipping.


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A graveside service was held at 2 p.m. on Friday, April 19, 2013, at Shelby Cemetery.
Mack McLain and family members will serve as pallbearers.
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- Google Calendar
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Frontage Village will feature a number of new townhomes that are expertly finished and detailed.
Larry and Judy Allen are the Crye-Leike Realtors for Burris.
Each single-level townhome features approximately 1,500 square feet of living space and a private garage.
Located at 181-185 Elijah Way, these homes are inviting from the exterior and, once inside, it will be easy to feel right at home, but one of the best features is the proximity to shopping and restaurants.
One of the units has already been sold.
Stacked stone and architectural vinyl cover these energy-efficient "Homes of the Week."
These new homes are ready to move into and are perfect for the busy individual, couple or family.
The builders have completed their installations, including landscaping in this close-to-everything community.
These modern, custom townhomes include many of the amenities found in today's larger homes.
Each townhome has two full baths.
Each unit is complete with high-speed Internet capabilities, cable TV, utilities and other amenities.
Hardwood flooring was utilized in the main living areas of the home. The kitchen floor was finished with tile.
The floor plan provides plenty of open and airy space. Dormer windows allowed Burris Construction to be able to provide a vaulted ceiling in the entry.
The main living area also has a vaulted ceiling.
Custom paint colors are also evident throughout the units that have two large bedrooms.
The master bedroom features a walk-in closet, private bath and tray ceiling.
The kitchen is supplied with stainless appliances and custom cabinets with modern hardware. Solid granite countertops were used in the modern kitchen.
Recessed lighting was also utilized in the eat-in area of the kitchen. The granite breakfast bar is spacious and will be great for on-the-go families.
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Yes, I agree! We SO appreciate all your work!
Yes, I agree! We SO appreciate all your work!
Is anyone else able to see the gallery?
Nope....they are working on rebuilding it!
Hang in there! Hopefully they will have it back soon!
I can see it and even loaded two today. Most everything from me is missing, and there are some wonky size issues. But yes, I can see it.
Still working on it and believe me, as anxious as you all are that everything will be restored. Crossing fingers and toes! Please do not try to upload anything to the gallery at this time...it is still closed.
Thank you Everyone for your patience.
We are "hanging" with you- don't get charlie horses with all that crossing!!
Please let us know when the green loading light is given, my CTM's are driving me nuts, lol!!! They love GDS
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ok got my answer as to why I can't get to the gallery...I guess it helps if I read. I'll try back later.
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Goodbye Corey Hart
milwaukee brewers July 8th, 2010
I don't give a crap what happens in today's Milwaukee Brewers game. I really, really don't. After last night's 15-1 loss that saw me:
- Drink warm beer on the drive up.
- Sweat more than I ever have in my entire life during the first two innings. Seriously, with the roof and panels closed Miller Park turns into the world's largest sauna.
- Get flaked out on by a date (shut up, female commenters).
- Not even enjoy a Rickie Weeks homerun.
- Leave early. (!)
It wasn't the best day for me and after all of that, I don't really feel like watching or caring today. The playoff chances that me and like two other people were holding onto are now gone. The Milwaukee Brewers will not make the playoffs. The Milwaukee Brewers will be lucky to finish around .500. This isn't that bad of a thing. [I don't actually believe this one bit. It is the frickin' worst thing. - Editor] I guess we should have seen this coming after Trevor Hoffman blew all those saves and we had that one losing streak, right? We dug a big, early hole that was going to be near impossible to dig our way out of. We weren't able to do the impossible and now we will not make the playoffs. It happens, we'll try again next year (which I am totally pumped for by the way). This season is over.
This doesn't mean that I am going to quit this site or even write less. Hell, I'll probably write more now that this weight of contention is off of my shoulders. This worrying about the outcomes of every single game. I can just enjoy the games and the Miller Park experience. I can go into a few games during the third inning and not feel like I am missing anything. As a matter of fact, I think I will do that for all future Chris Narveson starts. I really wanted this season to work out, but it didn't. I can deal with this.
Now I'll be right back to talk about Corey Hart. I just need a minute to process. I'm just going to watch this music video a few times and reflect on my entire life.
It pours. Man, it pours.
/wipes eyes
Okay, aaannnnndddd I'm good. I'm back. I never wanted them to do good this season anyways. [Again, a total lie. I wanted them to do good so bad. -Editor]
At some point during yesterday's loss I realized that this may be one of the last times I see Corey Hart in person as a member of the Milwaukee Brewers. I've gotten a lot of mileage out of Corey Hart jokes on this site and I've complained about him quite a bit in the past too. What can I say? It was the cool thing to do. Still, I am really going to miss the guy and not just for the jokes. [This is sort of a lie. I will really miss the jokes. -Editor] The truth is that I've always liked Corey Hart, but he's just always seemed to let me down. I wanted him to be good, like he is now, for so long that he just ended up letting me down so many times that I lashed out. Its like when my son tells me he doesn't want to watch Wall-E. I mean, Why wouldn't you want to watch Wall-E? It's a tale of true robot love and a little robot could that shows more emotion than your stupid Veggietales could ever dream of and you don't want to watch it? What the hell is wrong with you, little kid? Its stupid and irrational for me to get this upset about it, but that's how I've always thought. Why can't you be better, Corey? And then, of course, it happened and I was too stupid to realize it. Read the rest of this entry »


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In a happy suburban neighborhood surrounded by white picket fences with flowering rose bushes, sits a black house with a dead lawn. Unbeknownst to the neighbors, hidden deep beneath this home is a vast secret hideout. Surrounded by an army of tireless, little yellow Minions, we discover Gru (Steve Carell), planning the biggest heist in the history of the world. He is going to steal the moon. Yes, the moon!
Gru delights in all things wicked. Armed with his arsenal of shrink rays, freeze rays and battle-ready vehicles for land and air, he vanquishes all who stand in his way. Until the day he encounters the immense will of three little orphaned girls who look at him and see something that no one else has ever seen: a potential Dad.
One of the world's greatest super-villains has just met his greatest challenge: three little girls named Margo, Edith and Agnes.
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Rohit Sharma just created the record of being the slowest man to reach 2000, i think.
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Rohit's backfoot game is pretty good and England feeding him with short balls to make runs.
Dernbach gives 9 runs of first over. Phew.
No, Nick, it's not inexplicably poor. It's just what everyone else expected to happen.
Do you think you can work out why?
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Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Can't believe how heavy a favourite India are at this point. England's best option hasn't bowled yet and they are 3-1. Ridiculous odds.
Woo only 6 off Turdbach's over.
Kohli gonksis.
Soft dismissal but Tredwell strikes again.
Rohit Sharma follows Misbah strategy. Block or Four.
Oh look a pro-Bopara message made it through onto Cricinfo's commentary. Well I never.
The only surprise is it wasn't credited to George Dobell or one of the other fanboys.
Paul: "In ODI's one bad ball an over is often criticised, so why is Dernbach bowling 5 short wide pies an over? "
somebody also called Tredwell the anti-Dernbach
And smalishah's avatar is the most classy one by far Jan certainly echoes the sentiments of CW
Yeah we don't crap in the first world; most of us would actually have no idea what that was emanating from Ajmal's backside. Why isn't it roses and rainbows like what happens here? PEWS's retort to Ganeshran on Daemon's picture depicting Ajmal's excreta
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Release Date: 1998 | Tracklist
Glokta (5)Pardon the errors (I'm drunk) but this album has none....comissionerrr (5)One day we will die and out ashes will fly from the aeroplane over the sea. But for now we...madsmoon (5)Personal revelations on the greatest album ever....H. (5)She will live forever, all goes on and on and on...
Ben Thornburgh CONTRIBUTOR (5)Ben Thornburgh Presents! College Quizes of the Future....Misshaped (5)An eccentric but sincere indie rock classic....BrentV (5)A beautiful, near-unparalleled masterpiece that, with a blistering vigilance, operatically...crandynewman (2)Be prepared to be blessed with some of the best lyrics ever written, sung by the worst voi...
taxidermist (5)World War II, Adolf Hitler, the Holocaust, Anne Frank, Neutral Milk Hotel's magnum opus,...Adam Thomas STAFF (5)How strange it is to be anything at all......dupuisj8 (5)A powerful and human exploration into sound...Daniel Merriweather (5)In the Aeroplane Over The Sea is not only a cult classic and an exceptional album, but it ...
Adam Knott EMERITUS (5)And your mom would drink until she was no longer speaking, and dad would dream of all the ...Keelan H. EMERITUS (5)Some Sort of Time Machine: The Role of Time in a Work of Art, From the View of In the Aero...Paul blart (4.5)A little too lo-fi for it's own good, but Mangum's baffling mind is completely unfolded he...Ben Smith (5)In the Aeroplane Over the Sea is one of the best albums I have heard. It's got a sound of ...
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at first i was like whoa...now i really like this album...a lot.
Album Rating: 5.0Stellar work, Med. You get a patented Scruples Thumb. :thumb:
Album Rating: 2.5Incredible review, I'm just starting to listen to this. This Message Edited On 08.01.06
Med for mod! Oh, wait. Ace review. You've mentioned them in passing to me on MSN (along with The Arcade Fire), saying I should check them out. And, uh, I haven't yet
Album Rating: 3.0This album is great but it isn't a 5 star album for me. I'd give it a 3.5. It's great songs but it doesn't do a whole lot for me
Album Rating: 5.0I checked out Holland, 1945, out of pure curiousity. Pretty good stuff.
Album Rating: 3.0Changed my mind, I like this album a LOT. I'd give it a very strong 4. Maybe 4.5
I listened to some of it last night, and i'm impressed. Awesome review as usual, Med.
Yeah, I'll review On Avery Island within the next few days. :o
I love how his voice dips in "Two Headed Boy Pt. II" when he sings "brother, see, we are one in the same". It makes me shiver.This Message Edited On 10.13.05
Album Rating: 4.5Wow, I just bought this album and its excellent. Great work Med. You've been very good at convincing me to buy albums.
Album Rating: 4.5This is one of the greatest and overlooked albums of the 90's.
Album Rating: 5.0great review, i absolutely love this album. my favorites are 'king of carrot flowers pt 1', 'in the aeroplane over the sea' and 'holland, 1945'.
Album Rating: 5.0I was a bit sceptic at first, but I've come to lurve this album. My faves would be Holland, 1945, In the Aeroplane Over the Sea and Oh Comely.
Album Rating: 2.5I think that Oh Comely is by far the worst song on the album. It's just to long and boring.
I love the second half of that song, but the first 3 or 4 minutes are horrible. The lyrics are silly, except for the first line ("Oh comely, I'll be with you when you lose your breath").This Message Edited On 12.12.05
Album Rating: 4.0Oh Comely is one of my favorites on the record.
Album Rating: 3.0Oh Comely is good.
Album Rating: 5.0I guess I'm alone on my thoughts that Oh Comely is entirely excellent
Album Rating: 3.0I think its excellent ;)
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What does it mean to be a real man? According to the standards of our society, a real man is big and strong, bold and brave, confident and competitive. Through the voices of the moguls of media and the movies, …Read More
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To put it bluntly, it seems to me that the current revision of the doctrine of justification as formulated by the advocates of the so-called New Perspective on Paul is nothing less than a fundamental repudiation not just of that …Read More
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We live in strange times. It used to be said that the only two things we could be certain of were death and taxes. You still can be pretty sure of taxes, but death recently has become rather more cloudy. …Read More
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The Christian marketplace is filled with T-shirts, tracts, and trinkets that speak of how to have the ideal Christian life. Every year, Christians spend millions of dollars on self-help books and "how-to" guides for living an abundant life. For the …Read More
Amazing Grace
Perhaps the most subtle verbal sleights of hand are acts of equivocation. Equivocation is when we use one word, but with two different meanings. The change happens so fast we miss the palmed meaning, and are made fools. The classic …Read More
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The love of Christ for us in His dying was as conscious as His suffering was intentional. "By this we know love, that he laid down his life for us" (1 John 3:16). If He was intentional in laying down …Read More
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VCE and VMware Virtualization
Cloud Infrastructure and Management
Solution Overview
White Paper / RA
Customer Case Studies
Executives at SunGard discuss their company's choice of Vblock™ as the underlying technology platform for their cloud services solution. (3:25 min.)
Executives at ACS, a Xerox company, discuss their choice of Vblock™ infrastructure as the basis for their cloud services solution. (3:05 min.)
Harris Corporation discusses its partnership with VCE, enterprise IT architecture and enterprise-grade cloud solutions. (3:43 min.)