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After many months of moving as far to the right as he could in order to avoid being handed an embarrassing loss by the newly rabid Republican base, it's fairly obvious that Mitt Romney faces a dilemma in the general election this November, considering most voters don't wear tri-cornered hats and want to outlaw birth control.
Romney's communications director, Eric Fehrnstrom, was asked on CNN this morning if his new right-wing rhetoric (his acceptance speech last night included non-existant dust cloud regulations and light bulbs) would hurt him with general election voters, and…. how's this for some honesty:
"Well, I think you hit a reset button for the fall campaign. Everything changes. It's almost like an Etch A Sketch. You can kind of shake it up and restart all of over again."
Romney 1.0 was an independent who distanced himself from Reagan; Romney 2.0 was a moderate Republican with self-described "progressive" views on social issues and health care; Romney 3.0 was a social conservative who cared deeply about the culture war; and Romney 4.0 is a far-right businessman who represents the GOP establishment and the top 1%.
What will Romney 5.0 look like? I don't know; I guess we'll have to wait until after Fehrnstrom & Co. shake the Etch A Sketch and hit the reset button.
Some have assumed that Romney has now locked up the Republican nomination after his comfortable win in Illinois last night and this morning's endorsement by a guy named "Bush." But I'm not sure if the Republican voters in states still to come and delegates are going to be too keen on being shaken up and tossed aside so easily once Romney is done winning their favor.


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There is an interview with little 'ol me over on the lovely
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Oh & if you are wondering that is a rather moody & atmospheric photo of me above!!!!
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For over 25 years, the Kanata Youth Basketball Association (KYBA) has proudly offered the opportunity to the youth in the community to play at competitive levels under the umbrella of the Kanata Cavaliers, as well as the ever popular house league program which provides youth in the community an exposure to the game of basketball in a recreational setting.
For the 2012-2013 season, the KYBA introduced an elite program, following a partnership agreement with the Ottawa Next Level Basketball Academy. In order to streamline philosophies, and bring together players who can compete and challenge each others game, a reorganization of the programs has been completed and will be in effect for the 2013-2014 season. Through this change, the Kanata Cavaliers name will be recognized under the house league and house league selects programs, and the competitive teams will be recognized under the name of Ottawa Next Level. Please go the the following links for more information regarding the House League Program (Kanata Cavaliers), which represents basic level of play in all divisions, or for the city-wide competitive team refer to the Competitive Program (Ottawa Next level), which vary in number and composition across each division. For information about financial assistance with one of the programs please contact your coach, the VP Competitive, or VP of House League.


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Thursday, December 26, 2013
beautiful skies and complicated thoughts
I love spend my time watching the blue skies from my window, reading some magazines or writing some notes in my notebook or even studying (yes, i'm studying in holiday) with a cup of tea and cookies. I decided a lot of things recently and sometimes it scared me. What if i choose the wrong decision? and a hundreds 'what if' sometimes come up suddenly in my mind. confused yet quite scary. Then whenever it happens, i look up to the skies. I dont know why but it calms me down. enough of me blabbering here, i wish you all have a happy holiday and see ya in the next post!
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Secret Place
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I believe we all have a secret place to hide for a while from reality. That secret place keeps us feel safe, comfortable and make sure everything's going to be fine. For a while.
but honestly, it doesn't change anything at all. it doesn't fix anything at all. I personally admit that.
I do have my own secret place. In my secret place, like what i've told you before, i feel safe. but then when i get back to reality, things aint change. things are just same.
running away seems like a perfect thing to do whenever reality slaps you hard. but it's definitely not a perfect way to solve everything. I need my secret place to run away. but when i get back, i have to make sure that i'll make everything right.
Sunday, November 17, 2013
It's getting cold here but no no we're not having snow in jakarta but it always rain everyday and cold weather makes me fatter because I feel like i'm hungry every single time. My school held an event called bataralions last September. It was fun fun fun!
It's Ten 2 Five!
I personally don't miss sun now. I think I get enough of heat this past few months (if you live in jakarta, you'll know what i mean) and now it's time to enjoy the rain! (and beware of the flood) haha:p
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The Lawbringer: Mailbag 10 {WoW}
Mar 16th 2012 5:43PM Mat kinda failed to mention that being a minor does not prevent you from having to pay taxes nor file income tax forms. In the US if you made money (actual money, not virtual money), or received a prize/gift you have to claim it on your taxes, regardless of your age. If you're 16 and you work at burger king, you have to file taxes. Now, your parents can and should still claim you as a dependent, and you should be filing with the Yes box checked for "can anyone else claim you as a dependent?" I believe the same is true for state filing, with exceptions for those states that do not have income tax, places like New Hampshire and Texas.
As for the RMT-AH part of D3, I think others have covered that part well. Minors are likely to be on their parent's account, or that the parents are the actual owners of the account, and therefore minors would not be subject to taxation, if it were possible.
MMO Roundup: Game of Thrones MMO debut, mobile MMOs, and more {WoW}
Mar 6th 2012 6:03PM I just don't see game of thrones (or the Westeros world) being all that great as an MMO. that universe lends itself better to an RTS game. something akin to the old westwood studios Dune II, where you pick a house and campaign with them until you control all of the lands.
The Light and How to Swing It: The case against Vengeance {WoW}
Mar 2nd 2012 6:01PM I was just thinking that too. Tanks could get an ability that transfers vengeance to the off-tank before or just after the taunt/swap. this would be a great thing to add to the "active" tanking model they are trying to go for. the other possibility I was thinking is that vengeance could be a debuff tanks have to maintain on the boss, and it multiplies the threat of the current top target by x amount or y%. this way as long as you start out at the top of the threat list you have vengeance working for you, if you have to swap (since taunt can no longer miss) the off-tank automatically gets the stacks transferred to them. they just have to actively keep the debuff up on the target(s). otherwise it's a tank fail, and DPS will over take the tanks on threat, as it should be.
Totem Talk: 5 ways to look like a bad restoration shaman {WoW}
Feb 14th 2012 3:02PM You absolutely can use the same gear for ele that you use for resto. And you are correct that they will not be 'optimal' for either, but they will be more than adequate for both. you just have to pay attention to things like meta gem and weapon enchant and select one that is definitely useful to both, e.g. +int and 3% crit effect, and power torrent. Also keep in mind the subtle differences in stat preference between the two specs; like int and haste are good for both, and while for ele crit is a low priority, it is a strong resto stat. As far as Spirit goes, my feeling is that it's better to be over hit capped as ele than it is to be constantly going OoM as resto.
World of Warcraft subscriber numbers dip 100,000 to 10.2 million {WoW}
Feb 9th 2012 5:06PM The reason behind lower subs isn't rocket surgery, the economy has been in the crapper for at least 3yrs. While WoW is "cheap" entertainment, $180/yr is now maybe something people can't or are unwilling to afford anymore. People have been losing their jobs, homes, and savings. I think Blizz should be, and probably is, very happy that they still have over 10mil accounts active.
Retribution bug hotfixed, Vengeance temporarily returns to PvP {WoW}
Feb 2nd 2012 4:44PM That's the life of ret pallies, every so often after a patch they get 1 day of fun, then it's back "to the ground".
The Queue: No cats, but still furry feet {WoW}
Dec 29th 2011 3:36PM Maybe that's what was going on in my LFR group last night. The drakes seemed to take forever, maybe we got a second wave. The few guildies and I that were doing the run were talking in vent about retardedly long it was taking.
Big stakes and the end of an expansion {WoW}
Dec 28th 2011 4:45PM I'd have to agree with sh0w in so far as the final fight was rather lacking. I think there is something missing. I think they could have fixed it by having the spine fight be phase 1 of the DW encounter. with a transition of after his armor is off, he tries to shake us off and we have to grab onto something to stay on while he lands, kinda like the rope swing in the new deadmines. Phase 2 should have been the raid fighting DW in a more traditional "we're killing internet dragons" type of deal, with him on the ground being tanked and spanked. obviously they could have all kinds of things in the fight to make it interesting and distinguishable from all the other WoW dragon boss fights we've seen so far. I would envision it including Thrall fighting with us similar to the new 5man, and he's keeping us all from being 1-shot by DW. Second transition could be DW takes off flying and we have to chase him down on the riding of various drakes, and then Thrall can shoot him down with his golden M&M laser. THEN we do the whole claws and tenticals as a phase 3. At least those are just my thoughts on how the fight could have been more interesting, and epic feeling.
Gold Capped: This is the wrong way to do epic gems {WoW}
Dec 9th 2011 5:33PM I wouldn't mind if they gave eng some way to make epic gems. I was just really disappointed that they didn't make it so JCs could get them from prisms like we could back in Wrath. There really is not much of a reason to make prisms anymore. I do think that having it be a 10% (or maybe even 5%) chance to be in a prism or have a longish CD alchemy transmute to get an epic gem would flood the market all that much. The reason it was So easy to fully epic gem in Wrath was because you could buy them for badges/honor, in addition to the JC and Alchemy CDs. Since they don't have the option for badges/points/honor purchase, epic gems will still be rare, just not the near ridiculously rare state they are now.
The Queue: Hogwarts this ain't {WoW}
Dec 8th 2011 11:20AM No, Deathwing torched the park for health, safty, and economic reasons since all those dirty, mooching hippy druids had been occupying the space for far too long.


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I have an APC 1400VA UPS that runs a 24V battery bank and is capable of 1000W output (not sure what its surge and continuous are at the moment, but its for computer servers, and it's a good one - Ive used it for some time as a backup for my servers) It's an APC SU1400RMXL3U with an add-on battery pack SU24R2XLBP.
I know the onboard charger can't handle a huge battery bank, but that could be augmented with an external 24v charger if connected to a larger bank.
Could this be used as an inverter for a small off-grid setup?
This could be a good way for me to get into a smallish 24v system that I can grow later.


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Compose music tool helps to create melodies. The program represents graphically the structure of melody being created. Boundaries of motives, phrases and sentences are clearly shown. The program provides the following methods ear training of motive development: sequence, variaton, repetition, extraction, inversion, new rhythm generation and so on.
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Ballin: Ty Lawson in the house, going for 32 points on 18 shots, including five three pointers. That is very cool for him. Also five rebounds, six assists, no turnovers and a steal. Nice.
Not so much: Pau Gasol and Andrew Bynum combined to shoot 5-22 and score 14 points, which is less than Kenneth Faried and Corey Brewer had individually. Pau also grabbed all of three rebounds, which is less than Andre Miller had. Thanks for showing up, guys.
Clap back: If you say Kevin Garnett is the dirtiest player in the league, expect him to address that in a postgame interview.
Stellar performance from Kevin Garnett right here. He calls out someone that criticized him, disses anyone who makes a mistake on his age, hates on everyone's writing while still encouraging them to call him old so he can use it as fuel for his competitive fire, and almost calls himself an asshole. A real tour de force outing from a true interview legend.
Cap tip: Even though I hate his guts for eliminating the Bulls from the playoffs — and for submarining my 2K12 career by dribbling all the dang time before shooting, which is an accurate but frustrating portrayal — it's hard to get mad at Andre Iguodala for saying "I thought of my son" while he was hitting his game-winning free throws. I like that.
So close: I was so excited when this happened.
That was such a good play and I was so happy. Little did I know that just a possession later, C.J. Watson would forget how time and free throws work. Cripes.
Although: If Carlos Boozer had been capable of playing a decent playoff game and Taj Gibson and Asik didn't have to play the final 16 minutes of the game (24, in fact, for Asik), then maybe the Bulls could have had a fresher, more talented offensive player on the court to finish the biggest offensive possession of the season. Just a thought.
Check your head: Here's Kobe Bryant striking Kenneth Faried about the dreadlocks.
With his eyes fluttering like that, Faried looked like Jack in the last scene of "LOST." He did a great job of protecting the island.
Gastroenteritis: If you're mad at Kobe Bryant for smacking your favorite Nugget, here's a clip of him looking like he might have just pooped his pants.
Other things: Not only did C.J. Watson forget about dribbling, he also had to change his cellphone number because Floyd Mayweather hates him … Weird moment late in the fourth quarter of the 76ers-Bulls game, where Elton Brand and Taj Gibson had a jump ball. The ref tossed it up but stopped the players from jumping. Steve Kerr laughed and so did I … The Heat apologized for that Amar'e Stoudemire "Extinguished" joke, which is so dumb (the joke and the apology) … The Lakers bench was very sad last night … Chris Paul and Blake Griffin are both gametime decisions for tonight


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Guided youth waterfowl hunt
Fri, 16 Aug 2013
If you're a young person who has little or no experience hunting ducks and geese, the Division of Wildlife Resources and the Utah Waterfowl Association have a deal for you
Entries are being accepted through October 15, 2013.
Utah's archery deer hunt starts Aug. 17, 2013
Mon, 12 Aug 2013
Depending on which unit you have a permit for, you might see wet conditions and more bucks — or fewer deer and drier conditions — when Utah's general archery buck deer hunt starts Aug. 17.
Visit Flight Park State Recreation Area
Tue, 06 Aug 2013
Today this area is popular not only for hang gliders and paragliders, but also RC model glider enthusiasts who fly at the west side of the park.
You're the key to fighting poaching
Mon, 05 Aug 2013
If you see a wildlife violation occur, calling Utah's Turn in a Poacher (UTiP) hotline is the best way to get an officer to the scene. The hotline — 1-800-662-3337 — is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Flaming Gorge Fishing Report
Thu, 01 Aug 2013
Fishing is really good right now at the Gorge. If one species isn't biting, move to the next until you find one that is!
Disabled Vets Participate in Paralympic Archer at Camp Williams
Tue, 30 Jul 2013
Disabled veterans from each of the U.S. military services competed in a Paralympic archery event July 27 at Camp Williams, Utah.
Don't Miss the 20th Annual Rockport Dam Jam
Mon, 29 Jul 2013
Live bands playing in the Old Church all day Saturday. Impromptu jam sessions all day everyday. Camping available at $5 per vehicle per night.
See mountain goats in unique terrain
Thu, 18 Jul 2013
On Aug. 3, the Division of Wildlife Resources will host its annual Goat Watch on the Tushar Mountains east of Beaver. The event is free.
Prepare for fall bird hunts now
Mon, 15 Jul 2013
In Utah, it's fairly easy to find a place to hunt birds. And, in most cases, you only need a hunting license, not a specific permit, to hunt them.
The public is invited to this year's Osprey Watch, a free event
Thu, 11 Jul 2013
Stop by the Flaming Gorge Dam Visitor Center between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on July 13 to see and learn about this talented fishing hawk.
Current Conditions and Forecast Web Survey
Tue, 09 Jul 2013
DAQ created this survey to gather information about what users of the site find helpful or unhelpful, and what they would like to see added or changed to make the site more effective and easier to use.
Disney's The Lone Ranger Shows Off Utah's Great Outdoors
Mon, 08 Jul 2013
Disney's summer blockbuster, The Lone Ranger, is set, in part, amongst the spectacular cliffs, spires and canyons of Moab and Monument Valley.
Buck Deer & Archery Permits to be Sold on July 11th
Wed, 03 Jul 2013
Remaining permits are available on a first-come, first-served basis. You must have a valid hunting license or a combination license to buy one of these permits.
Grouse and sandhill crane permits
Mon, 01 Jul 2013
Starting July 8, the Division of Wildlife Resources will accept applications for this fall's sage grouse, sharp-tailed grouse and sandhill crane hunts.
The Lehi Roundup is Underway
Thu, 27 Jun 2013
The Lehi Round-Up Rodeo (part of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association) is held the last full week of June and is just part of the celebration.
Get a bull elk permit starting June 27
Fri, 21 Jun 2013
More than 29,000 permits to hunt bull elk with a rifle or muzzleloader in Utah will go on sale at 8 a.m. on June 27.
Utah Arts Festival Begins June 20th
Wed, 19 Jun 2013
The 2013 Utah Arts Festival will transform Downtown's Library and Washington Squares into a four-day playground for art lovers June 20-23.
Pronghorns get help with water
Tue, 18 Jun 2013
The Utah DWR has teamed up with Anadarko to give pronghorns south of Vernal some new water sources. The partnership has resulted in establishment of 12 new guzzlers, which provide water to animals in these parched lands.
Rattlesnake safety tips
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
Summer is the time of year when you'll most likely encounter rattlesnakes in Utah. Eight rattlesnake subspecies live in Utah. The most common is the Great Basin rattlesnake, which is found across the state.
Dutch Oven Cooking Demo on June 15 at Wasatch Mountain State Park
Fri, 14 Jun 2013
This demo will include basic dutch oven cooking, including how to cook a super easy cobbler (with free samples!)
"I've learned that taking a newbie fishing, hunting or exploring our great outdoors gives the mentor the same feelings of delight and empowerment."
DWR biologists hope for wolf delisting
Mon, 10 Jun 2013
The USFWS announced that a rule to remove gray wolves from the Endangered Species (ES) list will be placed in the Federal Register for comment. Once the rule is posted, comments will be accepted for 90 days.
Palisade Rangers Offer ATV Rides
Fri, 07 Jun 2013
Palisade State Park is offering ATV rides right out of the park. They will be having one ride each month on a different trail each ride.
See bighorn sheep on June 15. Bring your camera!
Tue, 04 Jun 2013
Biologists will be available from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. to help you locate the animals and to answer your questions. Late afternoon until dusk is usually the best time to see the sheep.
Visit the Utah State Parks website for more information.
June 1 is National Trails Day
Wed, 29 May 2013
Help finish the Timpooneke Trailhead, or one of many other projects across the state of Utah.
Apply for an antlerless big game permit
Tue, 28 May 2013
Applications accepted starting May 29
Great fishing Memorial Day weekend
Thu, 23 May 2013
In each region in Utah, you'll find waters that are easy to access and have large numbers of healthy fish.
State of Adventure Scavenger Hunt
Wed, 22 May 2013
Visit as many state parks as you can and complete each of the challenges
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yesterday evening my neighbor's dog had what looked like a seizure...it was awful, she called me panicked and I went right over and poor baby was yelping as though she'd been hit by a car and at the same time she was trying to run and her gait was very unstable, she peed all over herself and could barely stand. We rushed her to the ER vet and basically the doc told us that whatever it was was rarely seen. Hopefully she will get an appointment with the neurologist today. One of the things that has puzzled me the most is Mandy is pressing her head against stuff. The doc said that it was an indicator of where leisons on the brain probably were, but it's just been so upsetting. This is the 3rd time she has had an episode like this in 6 weeks. Both times before were not anywhere close to this time and both times neighbor took Mandy to the vet immediately ( and nobody caught it was neurological). Blood work is clean, fecal is clean, heart is healthy. I've done some research online and nothing I have found fits her symptoms. I am very worried for her. Has anyone dealt with anything like this? I know prognosis is probably not good, but I am thankful that we have one of the best neuro vets in the country.
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How old is Mandy? What breed? Had she had any neuro issues in the past? Did the episodes occur after eating? What time of day did the episodes occur? Is she still head pressing or was than an episode? Is she completely normal between episodes? There is absolutely no way to guess a prognosis without knowing the cause. She could have a simple bacterial infection causing those signs. Or it could be worse. I've treated some pretty awful looking neuro cases that responded very well with proper treatment. Good luck. |
- Posted by ladybugfruit (My Page) on Thu, Jul 30, 09 at 16:28
That is encouraging meghane, thanks for hope :-). Let's see, she's 9, and shepherd/husky mix, episode did not occur after eating, but it was observed by her owner that it was after she had been outside playing for about 10 minutes ( guessing maybe heat + too much exercise may set it off), no head pressing noticed between episodes, pretty much normal between episodes. Other sidenotes, she is a very picky eater ( always has been)and often not overly interested, although her weight is fine ( yes vet checked the mouth and teeth, all good) and she has storm phobia, so while she was doing better last night, we had a huge thunderstorm and she can be anxious about storms several days beforehand sometimes ( her owner gives her benadryl). Since yesterdays episode, she has been drinking ALOT of water and has had some accidents in the house ( not like her at all & my neighbor stayed home today to monitor her). Got a call back from the neuro vet and they don't consider it an emergency since she is better today, so the appt is next Wednesday. In the meantime, the regular vet is going to give some meds in case there is another episode in between ( she will get them later today)and the vet has also contacted A&M vet school to see if they will take her. Now, question Meghane, this is my first experience with brain issues, if it were a bacterial/viral infection wouldn't something odd show up somewhere on the blood work? Thanks so much for your input...this is scary stuff. |
Encephalitis doesn't usually show up on bloodwork because of the blood-brain barrier. Sometimes high WBC other times nothing abnormal at all. Viruses rarely show up as anything at all unless tested specifically with titers, which can get expensive, and are not done unless there is a strong suspicion. Don't get too encouraged yet:( Most common cause of those types of neuro issues in an older dog is brain tumor, especially lymphoma. Other causes are recrudescent distemper virus (not good either), or infection. Sometimes we never find a cause. Seizures during the day is odd. Usually seizures occur when the pet is relaxed, just waking up or just settling down for sleep. At least with epileptic seizures. Other causes can do weird things at weird times. She unfortunately reminds me of a patient I had with similar symptoms, same breed (although he was male), same age, and it ended up being lymphoma. Found it by aspirating lymph nodes. Hopefully that's not going on with your neighbor's dog, maybe it's something more treatable. |
- Posted by ladybugfruit (My Page) on Fri, Jul 31, 09 at 9:24
Yea, I did some more research last night and did find that statistically given her age, the prognosis is not good, but I kinda knew that, just holding out hope. I've personally dealt with lymphoma with two of my own dogs but never dealt with it in the brain. So, in this other similar case, were the rest of the nodes normal? One of my habits now is palpating around node areas on a regular basis with pretty much all of the dogs in my life...call me paranoid, but that's how I discovered the problem in both of my own dogs. None of her typical nodes ( axillary, popliteal etc) are enlarged....but like you indicate, it may present very different in the brain. I will go read up on the other possibilities that you mentioned as well. Thank you SO much meghane for your insight and knowledge. Your regular contributions to this site are VERY appreciated by many I am sure. I know I do! Thanks I will keep you posted as I know anything. |
My patient's lymph nodes were not enlarged when I aspirated them, but got enlarged soon afterward. Once his peripheral lymph nodes got enlarged, his neurologic issues seemed to progress much faster. He went downhill fast and ended up dying pretty suddenly at home. He was a really cool dog, and I miss him. Hopefully that's not what is wrong with your neighbor's dog. |
- Posted by ladybugfruit (My Page) on Wed, Aug 5, 09 at 19:11
Well, so far Mandy has the vet and us both stumped. She went to the neuro this morning and she did well on the neuroloic test and nothing unususal showed up on the MRI of her brain. No stroke, lesions or tumors. They will do a spinal tap in the morning. There is something definitely wrong with this dog, but it is puzzling. I guess I watch too much animal planet, but the thought occurred to me, what if she has some sort of internal worm or parasite? Would the MRI be able to indicate their presence? |
- Posted by todancewithwolves (My Page) on Wed, Aug 5, 09 at 20:01
Oh this is so sad. I so pray for a good out come. Keeping fingers and toes crossed. |
That's very interesting that nothing showed up on Mandy's MRI. Is she still having any seizures or head pressing or other symptoms? There are parasites that can migrate to the brain and encyst, but you'd see the the cyst on MRI. Not a bad thought though. BTW, these parasites can affect humans too, and most people die. So don't eat tainted raw pork. I can't think of any parasites that would cause such severe symptoms and not show up. Only things I can come up with are bacterial infection or viral encephalitis (distemper, rabies). Please keep us posted, it is an odd case and I'd love to hear they figured out what is wrong and get Mandy well again. |
- Posted by ladybugfruit (My Page) on Thu, Aug 6, 09 at 22:11
okay, so the spinal tap was negative and basically the neuro vet referred to an internist next. Now, I wasn't with my neighbor when she picked Mandy up today, but she said the doc mentioned Cushings ( which I had already been sniffing down that path this morning in my research). I've had a little more time to dig around tonight and here is what I have come up with after putting symptoms and observations together. I *think ( will clarify in the AM) her ALT's were slightly elevated on recent bloodwork, of course we have the idiopathic seizures ( which btw she has not had another since last week and no head pressing or circling), increased thirst and urination ( including in the house which she has never done), she had developed some new "bumps" on her body in the last several months ( all checked, nothing bad by themselves), she pants way more than she used to, she's more lethargic and not interested in playing anymore, I have observed some random muscle weakness and tonight my neighbor made a comment about Mandy getting fatter...not an increase in food but I read there can be muscle redistribution to appear as the dog is getting fatter, and she has German Shepherd in her which has a higher disposition for it. Gonna call our regular vet in the morning and get her input. Not a direction I would have gone, but I kept going back to the increase in thirst as a point of reference and there are more symptoms of Cushings than anything else that has been explored. |
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Philip Pettitt, Jr., a 2008 graduate, played a marvelous weekend of golf. He finished tied for 3rd in the Neediest Kids Championship at TPC Potomoc in Potomac, Maryland. The Web.com Tour event was held Thursday, Oct. 4th - Sunday, Oct. 7th.
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Pettitt navigated the course at Avenel Farm spectacularly, shoot a four round total of 274 (-6). His 6-under par performance netted the former Vol a nice payday of $34,800.
Pettitt, the Murfreesboro native, came out of the gate blazing with a first round of 66 (-4), but then cooled down in the second round with a 71 (+1). He finished out the tournament with a 68 (-2) and 69 (-1) respectively. To view the results: click here.
Pettitt's next event will be on Thursday, October 11th at the Miccosukee Championship in Miami, Florida.
Garrick Porteous, a 2012 graduate, also put in some serious work this weekend. Porteous was selected to play for his home country of England in the World Amateur Team Championship.
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The former Vol finished tied for 62nd by shooting a three round total of 217 (+3). His best round of the weekend came in the last round as he shot a 68 (-3).
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After some stunning players, plays, performances and playoffs, football season has drawn to a close for another year.
Yet a few things still percolate about the season both in hindsight and moving forward into winter, where coaches and a few players change colors, and new answers related to next year's division/section alignment and also transfer rules are closer to seeing the light of day.
• One season isn't enough to make a judgment on whether the new power rankings formulas worked. The secrecy of it all is still confounding, and the subsequent oddities some schools dealt with in terms of moving up or down in a given week (or not at all) makes it worse.
But with perhaps one or two exceptions, the top 16 teams in the six divisions were worthy of placement, and a decent case could be made for/against a few schools who were left behind. Furthermore, the semifinals in Divisions I, II and IV were No. 1, 2, 3 and 4 seeds. Nogales as a No. 14 seed in the Div. III semifinals was the big party crasher with Desert Edge (No. 1), Queen Creek (No. 2) and Williams Field (No. 5). Division V was pretty "chalk" as well with Northwest Christian (No. 1), Morenci (No. 2), Tempe Prep (No. 3) and Yuma Catholic (No. 5).
Whether anyone knows how any of this happened or not, it looks like the ends justified the means in 2012.
• Most impressive playoff runs: Tucson Ironwood Ridge, Nogales and Seton Catholic. Ironwood Ridge was already top-notch given it beat Marcos and Peoria Centennial during the regular season, but to run roughshod over those two schools again in the postseason was remarkable.
• With a nod to the jobs admirably done at Chaparral (Dave Huffine) Desert Mountain (Tony Tabor), Hamilton (Steve Belles), Highland (Pete Wahlheim), Mountain Pointe (Norris Vaughan), Mountain View (Chad DeGrenier), and Tempe (Brian Walker), the Coach of the Year race in the East Valley is feeling more like a two-man "race" between Joe Germaine (Queen Creek) and Rex Bowser (Seton Catholic).
Oddly enough, two coaches who likely couldn't care less about such things.
Though a few different criteria and circumstances exist for each in this season's body of work, the qualifications for each of them are pretty equal in substance. Eventually, we'll have to decide, but not before a heated debate or two.
• Apache Junction, Arcadia and Mesquite are about to begin coaching searches, with hirings like to occur in January or February. A.J. and Arcadia both had interim coaches for 2012 so a full-bore search was inevitable.
Mesquite, however, was a bit more puzzling. The Wildcats underachieved a bit in Matt Gracey's first year of 2011, but California commitments and moving meant he couldn't arrive until early summer, which put the team behind from the start. The 2012 season was a struggle for sure, but expected given the large group of seniors gone from the 2011 team.
The Wildcats are headed to Division II for the next two-year block (thankfully for them) while their schedule was considered by some to be the most difficult in Division I (Highland, Red Mountain, Chandler, Hamilton, Chaparral and Desert Vista). The school lost a lot of kids and incoming kids because Campo Verde opened nearby but Gracey was optimistic of this team's future.
The school figures moving to Division II will actually help it be a draw in terms of coaching interest, and a family of young kids made it more difficult for Gracey to burn the proverbial candle on both ends the way many coaches can in younger, single days.
We'll see who comes down the pipeline, but given some of the aforementioned obstacles and upcoming, built-in changes, it's still fair to wonder why a change, and, thus, reconstruction, was necessary after only two years.
Mark Heller is the East Valley Tribune sports editor. He can be reached at email@example.com or (480) 898-6576.


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Please submit these documents together and at one time. Keep a copy of all your paperwork for yourself just to be safe. It is essential that you fulfill the above requirements before March 15th. DO NOT put off Chemistry or Algebra and be taking other classes instead. You will not be considered until the Math, Chemistry and ALL developmental classes are completed. Once they are, you may feel free to get other support courses out of the way.


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Due to budget cuts, the outdoor pool at Fort Totten in Bayside will not be opening this summer, the Queens Chronicle has learned.
Patricia Bertuccio, spokeswoman for the Parks Department, said Tuesday that due to $24.6 million in reduced funding, her agency decided to close four outdoor pools this year and shorten the season by two weeks, which is expected to save the city $1.4 million.
Also scheduled for closing are Wagner Pool in Manhattan, Howard Pool in Brooklyn and West Brighton Pool in Staten Island. The city's remaining outdoor pools will open on June 29.
In Queens, still scheduled to open are Fisher Pool in Jackson Heights, Liberty Pool in Jamaica and the Astoria Pool.
The Parks Department's statement on the closings went on to say: "Our decision was based on our judgment of several factors, including attendance figures, proximity to other pools, access to public transit and the location of the pools relative to residential communities."
Parks is also cutting its seasonal staff and continuing its hiring freeze.
Last year, the Parks Department made a similar move to close the Bayside pool due to a budget crunch, but the mayor restored funds at the last minute and all 54 outdoor city pools opened on time.
Bertuccio would not speculate on whether a similar scenario was expected this year.
Located on the former Army base in Bayside, the Fort Totten pool was renovated last year at a cost of $500,000. It also features a kiddie pool and is the only facility with a grass-covered sitting area.
Swimmers who used the pool said it was like being at a private club without the expense.
The facility also offered free swimming lessons for adults and children and a twice-a-week senior splash sessions for adults over 55


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According to Collins, the "Stan" saga began when music director John E. Kage "came into my office, shut the door, played it two or three times and said, 'This is the best record for us to add this week.' And since I trust John E., we put it on the air on a Friday, and by the following Monday, it was our top request by three to one." He adds, "I don't know why our audience loves the music, but they do -- and we want to give them what they want."
That's also the logic behind supplementing R&B and hip-hop by the likes of Nelly, Jay Z and Joe with a generous helping of bleached kiddie ditties from combos such as the Backstreet Boys -- another way of getting young, pale-faced girls to tune in. Nonetheless, Collins doesn't want to make too much of this last move. "If you love hip-hop and R&B, there may be other types of music that you love, too, and we'll consider playing it. But keep in mind that we've probably played only about half a dozen of those songs even though I'll bet thirty of them have been hits. So we'll play only the biggest of the big, and only if our R&B audience accepts them." For instance, he says Christina Aguilera's "Genie in a Bottle" was a smash for the station, but when negative feedback started filtering back in response to her new tune, "I Turn to You," it was yanked. By contrast, "I didn't think we'd ever play 'Bye Bye Bye,' by 'N Sync, but we did -- and lot of people let us know they were glad we did."
A lot of white people, probably, although Collins won't talk in those terms. He insists that KS-107.5 isn't trying to woo members of any specific ethnic category and gets downright defensive at the mention of an objection about the station that's frequently voiced by local hip-hoppers -- that even though most of the station's music is still made by African-Americans (sorry, Eminem), only one of its full-time DJs, midday host Kendall B., is African-American himself. Collins says his staff is the most ethnically varied in Denver thanks to the presence of morning-show co-hosts Rick Stacy, who is of Cuban ancestry, and Larry Ulibarri, a Hispanic, plus fellow Hispanic Tony V., assigned to the 10 p.m.-2 a.m. shift. But, he goes on, "I don't have an agenda based on race; I hire based on the best talent available. I'm out to entertain the most diverse audience in Denver, and I think our talent is representative of that audience, but I still get these kinds of comments. I mean, you don't have white guys calling the Fox complaining if they do have an African-American DJ, do you?"
Of course, KS-107.5's success makes any criticism easier to take -- and Collins insists there hasn't been that much of it lately. According to him, he didn't receive a single grievance from parents because of a promo for the second Up in Smoke date in which the station was identified as the only one in town "with enough stroke to take another toke."
"This is a great mass-appeal format for Denver," he says. "If the ratings prove anything, they prove that."
Will Jamie be crying? Rumors about the pos-sible return of axed jocks Frosty Stillwell and Frank Kramer to their former posts at Alice/105.9 FM were only stoked by the duo's August 11 guest spot on the station. Under quizzing from afternoon host Greg Thunder and Rob Hatch, whose terrific Web site, denverradio.net, has done a good job of documenting their split from former partner Jamie White, Kramer, in particular, let loose before a large crowd at the Rock Bottom Brewery and an even bigger one across the metro area. He revealed that he and Stillwell were told "about one minute" after completing a show last September 13 that the broadcast would be their last alongside White, who'd moved with them to Los Angeles in 1998. (Their show was relocated to L.A.'s KYSR/Star 98, from where it was beamed back to Denver.) More interestingly, he contradicted comments made by Ms. Jamie regarding her culpability in the way things were handled ("White on White," February 3).
"It was all Jamie White -- that bitch!" Kramer declared in a sort-of-joking/sort-of-not tone of voice. "It was all her decision. Nobody else's. It was all Jamie White!" Then, after announcing that "we got boned the hard way," he launched into an anti-White rant -- "Let's hang her! Let's burn her! Let's kill her!" -- before cracking up the throng with the line, "I'm kidding -- she's a lovely woman."
Although White told yours truly that she was still "in touch" with Kramer many months after their on-air schism, he swore that "the last time I talked to Jamie, I had a box in my hand and I was cleaning out my desk." He also offered a parting shot about White's impending divorce from her husband, Denver physician David Strom, claiming that he'd once bet her $5,000 that her marriage would dissolve before his did -- and the still-wed Kramer gave every indication of wanting to collect.


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Having bipolar and living alone can be challenging.
With the exception of my dog and 2 horses, this is the first time I have lived alone. Divorce changes your living status like that.
Yet, for me this transition has been positive. Also, I have lived with my bipolar for over 20 years. The advantage is that I know my body signs of 'healthy' vs. 'not so'. Fortunately regulating myself is quite easy.
But I wonder about those who live alone with their bipolar. Those that have no one to help regulate their awareness and lend a hand for doctor trips and medication refills and to help monitor outward signs of conduct unbecoming. If someone is new to the world of [their] bipolar it can take years to stabilize and know your body talk.
If living alone, do get help. Join support groups. Read books, literature, and the Internet. Mostly, be on board with your local caregivers.
Remember this: If you have bipolar YOU alone are responsible for your well being. Be accountable for your life and choices you make. With the right resources, bipolar is doable, and can improve the quality of your life. Why? Because of its endowments such as > creativity, intelligence, imaginative contributions, plus many more.


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The title says it all..
Here's the link if you wondering about purchasing this beauty.. Enigma Mansion
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The title says it all..
Here's the link if you wondering about purchasing this beauty.. Enigma Mansion
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It's not easy getting older. Unless you're Mark Zuckerberg.
The Facebook CEO turns 30 on Wednesday, with enough milestones (and a bank account) that could easily put an average bachelor into a plush retirement. While most 30-year-old guys are just landing on their feet in the workforce or perhaps finally leaving their parents' basements, Zuck is entering his third decade with a pretty stacked resume — including the company he founded turning 10, a pseudo-biopic focused on his career and enough hoodies to last a lifetime.
On the bright side, your wardrobe is probably nicer.
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A strong contender for the undisputed title of "Biggest Baller in Boxing," Floyd Mayweather has offered the world a glimpse of his impressive auto collection. Or, should we say, part of his impressive auto collection. The welterweight superstar has something of a weakness for lavish motors and this selection of eight is just what he keeps at his Las Vegas home. Or is that, one of his Las Vegas homes? There's a pattern here, and it's not just the ice white paint jobs and fur lined interiors of the Lamborghinis, Ferraris, Rolls Royces, and Bugattis that make up Floyd's fleet. One thing's for sure: the man has a lot of cash, and he's not afraid to show it.
source: highsnobiety
Who among us doesn't want to be a happy, healthy and successful human being? Still, it can be easy to lose your way, which is why I've compiled a list of habits you can use to help reach your goals.
Remember Yankee's line of masculine candles, meant to liberate your man cave from the oppression of your significant other's preferred floral scents? Well, they're back, and better than ever. Yankee Man Candles II (R140-R200) keeps the grassy Riding Mower, the leathery First Down, and the musky Man Town from the original series, while replacing the 2×4 scent — honestly, we suspect it probably just smells like sweat, bratwurst, and cedar — with the far more mouthwatering Mmm, Bacon! and the buttered popcorn-inspired Movie Night.
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Professional skimboard rider Brad Domke has entered a new realm of wave riding, taking his skimboard into surfing territory. Getting towed into bigger waves, he pulls tricks otherwise impossible on a regular surfboard.
source: youtube
Anderson Silva is the UFC's longest reigning champion and also holds the longest winning and title defence streak in UFC history, with 16 consecutive wins and 10 title defences. UFC president Dana White has called Silva "the greatest mixed martial artist ever." What you rate?
source: youtube
This ridiculous compilation will have you glued with the crazy stuff these people do for fun! If you thought living on the edge was having a cheat meal or not swimming between the flags, you will learn a lot from this…
I need to go jump out a plane now..
source: youtube
There's nothing better for bacon lovers than super-fresh bacon, and there's no better way to get it than by making it yourself. The Baconkit (R120) includes everything you need to make 5 lbs. of homemade bacon — save for the pork belly, which you can find at most supermarkets and butchers. Once you've got your meat, simply follow along with the instructions — after a week of curing, you can prepare it in the oven, or in a smoker for a more intense flavor — then cut it into strips, cook it, and eat it! It's that easy — just try not to eat all five pounds at once, or you may find yourself visiting the pig you just ate in very short order.
source: baconkit
If you thought Japan has the best game shows, this might change your mind. Russia's idea of a game show is getting a bunch of dudes to fight inside an obstacle course. Well played Russia, well played…
DiG it..
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14 He knows us inside and out, keeps in mind that we're made of mud. | 14 for he knows how we are formed, he remembers that we are dust. |
Published by permission. Originally published by NavPress in English as THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language copyright 2002 by Eugene Peterson. All rights reserved. (The Message Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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I have a college professor friend and today he conjectured as to the reasons why choosing a life with less impact contributed to my family's happiness during the No Impact year.
He said that important contributors to happiness are:
- Meaning: I got a lot of satisfaction out of living a life that seemed connected to something larger and more important than myself.
- Autonomy: By deliberately designing my own No Impact life, I got to make a lot of choices for myself, rather than feeling that my way of life was foisted upon me by my upbringing and culture.
- Connectedness: Because we unplugged from the electronic matrix--TV, computers--we plugged into what was happening in our neighborhood and with our friends. Our relationship strengthened.
Cool, right? And what it all adds up to is what I always say: a happier planet makes for a happier people.
PS You can also friend me on Facebook and follow me on Twitter (as though you don't get enough of me here on the blog, right? ;) )


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Outlook: Chandler coach Jim Ewan might have been lucky the lights went out on the Wolves shortly after Westwood grabbed a 14-0 lead last week.
It gave Ewan time to chastise and rejuvenate his squad in a quasihalftime setting. The Wolves erased the deficit and showed for the second straight week they could come from behind and win.
Tucson has been crushed in its first three games and is coming off a bye. The Badgers have been outscored, 130-14. This is a chance for the Wolves to rest and rehabilitate their wounded, prepare for Red Mountain next week and the Fiesta Region schedule that begins the following week.
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LETTER OF JOHN PAUL II Your Excellency, The National Liturgical Week that this year will take place in Assisi from 26 to 30 August and is dedicated to the provocative subject: Liturgy, Epiphany of the Mystery is an important annual event for the Church in Italy, since it allows those who are involved in promoting and fostering the liturgy in the Christian community, to pray, reflect together and share their experience. For this reason, the Holy Father desires to convey to you, to the organizers and the participants in this important meeting, his greeting, his cordial appreciation of this useful initiative and his hope that the work of the congress will bear abundant fruit for a better understanding of the liturgy, the inexhaustible "fount" and authentic "summit" of the life of the Church (cf. Sacrosanctum Concilium, n. 10). Enriched by the extraordinary event of the Great Jubilee of the Year 2000 and encouraged by the Apostolic Letter Novo Millennio
ineunte, the Church in Italy has rightly adopted a missionary perspective with the firm will "to put out into the deep", while drawing on the source that nourishes the commitment of Christians, the liturgy itself, epiphany of the Mystery of Christ.
So there is a great need for listening and comparison; for theological foundations on which they can anchor the choices of pastoral liturgy; for priests - witnesses of the mystery - who allow themselves to be guided by the Spirit and are professional enough to follow the liturgical norms and apply them in the concrete pastoral situations; for Christian congregations who live the sense of participation, who are attentive to direction and ready to exercise a more adequate and informed liturgical service; for celebrations that can overcome the obstacles of dispersion, fragmentation of the community, passivity and indifference. In this perspective, His Holiness encourages you and all who take part in the convention to consider how to make the Sunday Eucharist more living and better participated in. In this regard, His Holiness urges you: "Sharing in the Eucharist should really be the heart of Sunday for every baptized person. It is a fundamental duty, to be fulfilled not just in order to observe a precept but as something felt as essential to a truly informed and consistent Christian life" (ibid., n. 36). Draw from the Eucharist the vigour for the renewal of parish life so that all may meet Christ
Thus your convention must be a reminder to return to the roots of the faith and mission of the Church by means of a more conscious participation in the Mass. Everyone must draw from the Eucharist the vigour for the spiritual renewal which will help diocesan and parish communities joyfully celebrate the Mystery, so that the entire People of God may be increasingly oriented to a living and life-giving encounter with Christ. For this reason, the Holy Father hopes that in the activities of the Week you will evaluate places, spaces, times and occasions for the encounter with the Lord, and direct your reflection to a liturgy that will be attentive to the expectations of the faithful, and also to the needs of baptized persons who do not regularly participate in the Church's liturgical and sacramental life. At the same time, the Supreme Pontiff assures you of his special remembrance in prayer for the successful outcome of the Liturgical Week. With these sentiments and wishes, as he invokes the heavenly protection of the Virgin Mary, he cordially imparts to you, to the Bishop of Assisi and to the other Bishops and priests present, to the presenters and to all the participants in the meeting a special Apostolic Blessing. As I join my personal greeting and good wishes for the success of this important ecclesial event, I take the occasion to confirm that I am, Devotedly yours in the Lord,


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Rapper Lil' Kim is pregnant! The 39-year-old debuted her baby bump at The Blonds NYC Fashion Week after-party at the Gilded Lily in West Chelsea on Wednesday night.
She continued, "I'm still going to work. I'm still going to be hardcore. The baby has made me even more of a beast!"
Lil' Kim looked radiant in a colorful, floor-length gown and bright pink jacket. She was seen rubbing her belly throughout the night.
So far, she's staying mum on who her baby daddy is.


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Since the economic crisis broke out, entrepreneurship has attracted increased attention as a key path to economic recovery. I was happy to see that entrepreneurs have been set apart from some of the negative perceptions of big business and the blame being placed on large financial institutions for the economic meltdown. The question is whether such recognition of entrepreneurs as an engine for growth and innovation translated into concrete pro-entrepreneurship policies.
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+4Posted on Apr 14th, 2012 | re: Watch Pulp, Frank Ocean, Arctic Monkeys, M83, Black Keys, And More Play Coachella 2012 (11 comments)
The best set of last night was easily Refused. Can't wait for next week!
+1Posted on Feb 3rd, 2012 | re: Sasquatch! 2012 Lineup (31 comments)
I've been saying I wanted to go to Sasquatch for years, but this lineup is not drawing me in. I guess nothing will ever beat the 2009 lineup that I wanted to go to. Meh.
0Posted on Jan 13th, 2012 | re: Coachella 2012 Lineup (183 comments)
And now I'm on the Coachella Standby Page! Oh the anticipation.
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Agreed, but suburban white-trash is an oxymoron.
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Not really feeling this track.
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I dig this track, but it weirds me out every time I listen to it.
-1Posted on Feb 15th, 2011 | re: Bonnaroo Lineup 2011 (24 comments)
This Bonnaroo is trash compared to last years. To make things even worse Sasquatch sold out today.