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Yo D, gimme some dap for the sox game
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Double anal penetration.
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Digital Archiving Product - a device for archiving electronic data, PDA's being the most popular.
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the ceremonious action of two people exchanging props with one another by giving knuckle to knuckle props
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This is the longest that I remember the noise going off. I am sure my tenant's cats are hiding upstairs, and are not very happy.
Happy New year! Oops.... wrong holiday! Happy 4th of July!!! Hope everyone had a safe holiday!
Where I am, the city dropped the ball for several reasons this year and they didn't sponsor any fireworks. But apparently right across the border in Montana, you can get lots of stuff (more than you can here, and you can get plenty here), so we sat in the front yard and watched all kinds of fireworks all around us. We set off a few things of our own, but most of ours was ground stuff.
Daughters dog is nuts. He LOVES fireworks. We has some rocket things that were like fire crackers that went off in the sky and he would get so excited... wish I could of got some pics of him. Son in law would put it in a PVC pipe stuck in the yard, and he would crouch down with his butt in the air and when it would shoot off he would just up and try to chase it! Crazy dog. Amazingly most of the animals around here (cows, horses) seemed to do pretty well.
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God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
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Happy Saturday.
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I don't know exactly when my next trip to DL will be, maybe in December. We want to see DL with the holiday stuff up, but don't want the huge crowds that come with it.
This trip will be a bit different; instead of me, my daughter and several of her friends who are girls, it'll likely be me, her, her boyfriend (whom I like a lot.....), and two of her friends who are girls.
Our next vacation will be a little more expensive than usual because we're going to Knott's Berry Farm and Universal too. We always save up in advance of purchasing tickets and save again between buying tix and going so we don't go into debt either. That way, everything is kind of paid for when we get there.
Sometimes there are lower price tickets available online from Universal and Knotts websites. We've bought and printed them before, they work just fine.
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bohooo - Unregistered March 04, 2013 11:05 AM @ Richard 'watching the autosport live timing, i think that it showed that lulu got his time a lap before pitting, and just before the end of the session, so he was at the end of his stint. would hardly be carrying surplus fuel'why do you keep contridicting yourself when someone challenge you on your 'facts', If you do not like lewis stop commentating on stories about him....you seemd obssesed with him 7 agree 0 disagree
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After finally getting the best of the L.A. Galaxy last week and beating Philadelphia on Saturday, the Seattle Sounders FC has jumped to a 6-1-1 record — and the top spot in ESPN's Major League Soccer power rankings this week. "So the Sounders have played just two road games, but you still have to win […]
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Alex Morgan, a striker on the U.S. women's national soccer team, has signed with the Seattle Sounders Women as she trains for the Olympics. Morgan, who turned heads during last year's World Cup, is joining her national-team teammate Hope Solo on the Sounders women's squad. Since making her debut on the national team in 2010, […]
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Does anyone have a baby with congenital hypothyroidism?
My son was born with congenital hypothyroidism. I am new to this and it is hard finding info on this. Does anyone have experience with this or have a child with this as well?
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Ok. I have hypothyroidism. I was born completely without one. I am now 20 years old and pregnant with my 2nd child. I grew up a normal life! The only hard thing was, was remebering to take my medication on a daily basis. When it comes to mental retardation in newborns with hypothyroidism...that normally only happens when its not caught early. When a child is born now, it is LAW the hospital HAS to take the tsh levels in the newborn. And when or if it comes back adnormal..they call you. Which i am sure you all know. I was born in 1991 and they caught it with in a week of me being born. Todays medicine is better than it was back then. I am sure all your babies will be just fine! I was the 3rd child born in my family and the only one with a thyroid problem. And my son, has a perfectly working thyroid. best off luck and just remember when they get older to HOUND their buts about taking their medicine!posted 04/03/2011 by Babyboy519
My daughter was born two years ago with CH. Like most of you on this board who have received that diagnosis, I was terrified. I worried and visited message boards trying to find hope. There is solace in finding out that you're not alone. This is just one dad's experience, but I'd like to add a comment that may find someone looking for that same solace I was. First, two years later, my daughter couldn't be more wonderful. We are a blessed family. So, here is my humble advice from a dad who has been there: 1. This condition is extremely easy to treat. In fact, there are few other conditions that have as much success for such a little and inexpensive effort. 2. Stop worrying and enjoy your kid. These days go fast. 3. Make sure you're consistent with medication and follow-up blood tests. Your kid depends on you. 4. Tylenol syringes are excellent for delivering crushed Levothyroxine. 5. Soon, the CH diagnosis will just be an excuse to get ice cream after blood work. Hope that helps!posted 06/24/2014 by RadDad33
Our nine month old daughter was diagnosed at 10 days old, and we were terrified. Lots of tears, anxiety, and general heart break. Trying to get a 10 day old infant to take medication was horrible. Any little bit that didn?t go down, I was sure she would be developmentally and physically handicapped. It was a very stressful time for us. Luckily, we had a family friend whose daughter was diagnosed at birth and is now a perfectly normal eight year old girl. No matter how many times the pediatrician or specialist told us she would develop normally, as long as she took her medication, I didn?t believe her. But I did believe the other mother. Now, at nine months, she is happiest baby. She is crawling, babbling, standing, chasing after her big sister. I still have anxiety when she goes in for blood work, since her dose is always changing, but she is growing and the specialist said she is doing great. Trust your doctor, this is treatable, and your baby will be fine.posted 06/06/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I had twin girls and my smallest one was diagnosed with CH days after birth this she had a choking episode where she was not stopping to breathe when she was eating so she was put on a apnea monitor as well her dosage changed quite a bit and it would be so frustrating and hard on me! Her endocrinologist said that if her levels remained stable up to her 1st year more than likely after her 3rd birthday she would not have to be on medication. Well her thc levels where abnormal and now has to take her medication for the rest of her life but she will have a normal life she developed at the same pace as her sister and there is nothing wrong with her a he is now 2 and I make taking her pill fun by telling her it's princess medicine to make her stronger and she loves it she will take it with no water just chews it up! I can be very scary because I was scared to death all you need to do is get informed and DONT BELIEVE WHAT THE INTERNET SAYS!!!posted 08/06/2014 by ptrcmercado
I was born with out thyroid in 1977. In that time and age the screenings were not done. They chose to sceen me and I was born without a thyroid. I am healthy at 35 years old, 5 foot 6 and can have children, and do other normal things. I would watch out for week muscles, sometimes the muscles in the wrist can be week the first 10 years. It can be stregthened by wrist exercises, please make sure your child takes their meds daily and lives as any other child. Teachers and school departments don't know much sometime and can treat children with this birth defect as special needs. Make sure the school is notified that your child is normal if they do find out.posted 01/22/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
My 2 month old daughter was diagnosed on day 6. I was a wreck, reading articles and looking at pictures, scaring myself into thinking that she was going to be developmentally challenged. I second-guessed every move she made and wondered if I'd spend her whole childhood trying to figure out if she was developing normally. All that changed after we met with her endocrinologist. Hypothyroidism is easily treated and all it takes is one pill a day. He said the easiest part of raising her would be giving her "daily vitamin". Our daughters thyroid levels were in line within a few weeks. It is sad seeing her get her blood drawn but she gets over it quickly. For her medicine we get the brand name synthroid since it tastes better than the generic. Instead of worrying about mixing it with milk and the medicine being left in the bottle, we crush the tablet with 2 spoons and have her suck it off our clean fingers - 10 min max if she's fussy.posted 04/13/2014 by Kalani310
Hello everyone, i wanted to share my opinion regarding the baby eating a lot and puffy face, im a graduate medical student and my baby as well is being treated with levothyroxine do to hypothyroidism... Well the symptoms sounds to me like maybe the dose can be to high and yhe baby may be going into hyperthyroidism... The puffy face sounds a little alarming, i my opinion take the baby as soon as posible to the endocrinologist. ( Also luck for irritability, sweating, heat intolerance, increase heart rate...) all this are sights of hyperthyroidism which means the dose is too high for your baby... I hope my answer help, but main thing take the baby so the doctor can see him. Good luckposted 01/30/2015 by marte9361
hi everyone this is a brilliant thread to find.. My baby is 3 months old and found she had a under active thyroid at 7 days old, she was very jaundice and wasn't putting on weight and sleeping all the time to start with. She had sioo many bloods taken in her first few weeks of life it wasn't fair on her felt sooo sorry for my little girl..she is three months now and she is a real chubby baby and is quite hungry a lot just wondering is that to do with her thyroid problem would her dose need to be raised.. She just seems to be hungry and her face is quite puffy..I don't have my next appointment till middle of March but was thinking of trying to get go to get earlier appointment... I know this is a older post but hopefully some of you are still here... lol forward to repliesposted 01/30/2015 by Irishmamm
Oh and back to my question, we have not gotten the results back for my daughter yet. We just took her in for blood work on Wednesday, so the doctor should hopefully be able to give us the results tonight. We have been waiting for the answer to why she does not gain much weight and why her immune system is not really getting that strong for a loooonnnnng time.posted 01/30/2015 by mama2preemie
I'm not exactly answering. I have a question myself. My almost 5 year old was born 3 months early and has been showing signs of having thyroid problems, possibly hyperthyroid. She can eat and eat and eat, but we have such a hard time getting her to gain weight. She is only 33 pounds and has only gained a few pounds within 2 years. When she bends over I can see her hip and back bones. She is growing taller, but growing skinnier. She just got tested for having a thyroid disorder. What I would like to know is are there any NICU nurses on here who can tell me if this is actually very common in former preemies and what can I expect if my daughter gets a diagnosis? Is this something that she might have permanently or is it possible for her to grow out of this?posted 01/30/2015 by mama2preemie
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Named for the covered passageways along Singapore's traditional shophouses, 5footway.inn offers contemporary budget accommodation in restored heritage buildings. Since opening in 2011 they've expanded to four locations in traveller hotspots like Chinatown and Boat Quay. Here's a peek at the Bugis branch.
5footway.inn Project Bugis is set in a sprawling white shophouse on Aliwal Street – the ideal distance from Bugis MRT and street market to be convenient but not chaotic. With 150 70 rooms in total, there are many configurations and lay-outs to choose from including dorms and private rooms.
As you may have guessed from the high number of rooms, they're quite small. Thankfully the hostel's designers have the sense not to stuff dozens of beds inside, and even the largest dorm room sleeps a maximum of six people. In terms of style, they've gone for a minimalistic look with white walls, sturdy white bunks and concrete floors. Free lockers can be found beneath the beds, but whether you get a window seems to be up to chance. The rate for the dorm is S$26-32 per night, depending on the time of year and whether you prefer mixed or female-only.
The pick of the lot is definitely the loft-style private rooms, which make the most of the limited space by having the bed raised above a sofa (which can also be used to sleep another person). Nightly rates for a double room start from S$94 with a shared bathroom or S$104 for an en suite bathroom. The single rooms are the size of shoeboxes, but represent decent value for Singapore from S$66 per night.
Where 5footway.inn Bugis does shine is the common areas. The ground level has an air-con lounge with cosy couches, a travel library and iMacs for guest use. If you're travelling with your own gadgets, you'll be happy to hear that WiFi is free and ridiculously fast. On the second level you can relax at the open-air terrace which has lots of seating and great views of the Kampong Glam neighbourhood. A light breakfast of toast and jam is served here each morning, but the space is best at night when it's basically your private rooftop bar. You can buy beers at the reception desk for S$5 and drink them up here with your hostel-mates — it's the perfect way to stick to a budget in expensive Singapore without sacrificing your social life.
The rooms at 5footway.inn Project Bugis may not be as comfortable as some of Singapore's new luxury hostels, but it does offer a quirky, heritage experience in one of the city's coolest neighbourhoods. The surrounding area of Kampong Glam is a treasure trove of art galleries, hookah bars, independent stores and roti prata joints. 5footway.inn is recommended for anyone looking to see a different side of Singapore.
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Absurdly defined 'inventions' threaten scripting's ease of expression
It sounded like the worst sort of sophomoric parody, worthy of the most rabidly anti-Microsoft blog, but it turned out to be the literal truth. A team of three inventors, two of whom are publicly identified as
"members of the Visual Basic team,"
has applied (in a filing published late last week) for a U.S. patent on "A system for determining if two operands point to different locations in memory"in short words, on
the IsNot operator
in "BASIC-derived" programming languages. The fundamental idea, of course, is the same as that of
the eq predicate in Lisp
, which determines whether two symbolic expressions evaluate to the same actual object rather than merely to objects with identical values, or
the similarly semanticized == operator in Prolog
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equality operator that is the logical
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This seems like an obvious setup for a dumb joke with a nursery-rhyme punch line, perhaps "Peter promptly proffered pounds of programmers prior practice," except that Im not making up this stuff.
As often is the case with legal documents, whats perhaps most interesting is not the self-evident silliness of the top-line claims, but rather the invidious implications of the footnotes. Some developers, for example, might dismiss this episode as irrelevant to their interests due to the putative focus on "BASIC-derived languages." Perhaps their threat assessment will change when they realize that Paragraph 42 of the Description section of the patent application lists Borlands Pascal-based
among the so-called "BASIC-like or BASIC-derivative" languages. Excuse me? I also invite the attention of your legal team to Paragraph 55 of the Description, reading in part: "The various techniques described herein may be implemented in connection with hardware or software or, where appropriate, with a combination of both... [W]hen the program code is loaded into and executed by a machine, such as a computer, the machine becomes an apparatus for practicing the invention... [P]rograms that may utilize...the present invention...are preferably implemented in a high level procedural or object oriented programming language... However, the program(s) can be implemented in assembly or machine language, if desired. In any case, the language may be a compiled or interpreted language, and combined with hardware implementations." Your lawyers will doubtless advise you as to whether this incredibly sweeping language places your work or your products at risk of infringement. Oh, you dont have a legal team? Gee, thats a shame. I guess that makes life
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Im sure that many others will dissect, at length, the patentability of IsNot. Let me, then, jump ahead to the larger question of how were ever going to get a dramatic improvement in programmer productivity. The connection is closer than it might seem. I spent two days, last week, at
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CAn I put urethane clearcoat over acrylic enamel
I have painted my carwith acrylic enamel with hardener.I now want to put urethane clearcoat on it for mored durability and shine.Would they be compatible or would it wrinkle up?Any input would be appreciated. thanks phil
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Did you use automotive, single stage urethane, acrylic enamel, Rust-O-Leum, or tractor/fleet enamel from TSC or the like? Huge difference. If it's tractor/truck enamel, the 20$ gallon stuff with it's activator, you can't apply ANY urethane clear over it without problems. The aklyd enamels will fade/chalk, particularly reds. Wax it.
If it's a single stage type urethane, there's no advantage (at least that I can see) that clearing will give, it's already got the same UV protection as clear. Without stirring up a wasps nest, if you want a basecoat/clearcoat system, you'd ought to have used compatable products from the get go, not mix'n'match different products. |
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I used ppg omni ae with hardener.I hope I can use urathaine clearcoat on it. thanls phil
Unless there's a problem with the finish as it is, and a need to refinish it completely, I don't think you can, with good results, clear it. You have a window with BC/CC systems to get the clear on, or the finish has to be sanded and another BC laid down. With the system you've used, you'll have to sand the surface for some "tooth" to apply another topcoat, the sanding scratches will show up beneath the clear.
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Clear over acrylic enamel
There is a safe window that you can clear over the acrylic enamal with out sanding it . It works great If your not sure about the time or have exceeded it then sand it with a very fine grit 800 or finer This omni is great cheap alternative to some of the expensive paints out there! But some colours don't cover as easily but there's always a way around that |
There is one other caution to the recommendations to sand and clearcoat your AE finish. If you have painted a solid color then sanding will not be a problem, if you have used a metallic paint then I would not recommend sanding. If you sand a metallic single stage you will most likely see some mottling of the metallic, this happens because the metallic is a fine aluminum flake and when you sand a single stage you will expose some of the aluminum particles while others stay buried inthe color, this will result in light and dark areas.
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The tech sheets for all the clears that I use all say that it may be applied over catalized (hardened) acrylic enamel. I have only actually done it once, on well cured paint, after wet sanding with 1200 grit paper, and it was beautiful. It was a metallic also but the 1200 was not enough to mess up any of the "glitter".
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Worn out your finger dialing for tickets to see Jack White's first UK solo shows? Well, give those sore digits a rest and flick through our exclusive first interview with Jack in this week's issue. NME takes a trip into Third Man Records' Nashville HQ, marveling at everything from the colour-coded Third Man birthday cake - naturellement - to Jack's declaration that there's "absolutely no chance" of The White Stripes ever reforming.
At the opposite end of the aesthetic spectrum to Jack are Australia's DZ Deathrays, whose shaggy Simon and Shane have written us a brilliant tour diary of their recent London residency. Highlights include vomiting before dinner, vomiting after dinner, and vomiting during dinner, along with tranny bars, lesbian fights, and afternoon tea at the Ritz. Ahem.
We've also got an exclusive, unpublished chapter from Pat Long's new book, 'The History Of The NME', detailing the untold story behind the historic day when the Manics' Richey Edwards carved '4 Real' into his arm.
Elsewhere, there's Santigold on the drama that surrounded the making of her forthcoming second album, 'Master Of My Make Believe', a series of iconic posters of PJ Harvey, Siouxsie Sioux, Lily Allen and Chrissie Hynde, along with a chat with Julian Barratt, to find out what he's up to whilst Noel Fielding is monkeying around with facepaint on E4.
In reviews, there's our take on new releases by The Mars Volta, Breton, Madonna, Rocket Juice & The Moon, whilst Radiohead and LMFAO jostle for headlines in lives.
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Redskins deal Eagles crushing loss
20 Dec 14Redskins all but end Eagles' playoff chances
Robert Griffin III was solid as the Redskins may have ended the Eagles' chances of a playoff berth.
Robert Griffin III was solid as the Redskins may have ended the Eagles' chances of a playoff berth.
With the season coming closer to its end, who is struggling?
Thursday's game will be huge, but a chance at revenge looms.
Catch up quickly with all the biggest stories in the NFL as you prepare to watch Sunday's games.
The return of the man known for an infamous play should have very little impact on Philadelphia's offense.
A comprehensive look at the last five years of the NFL Draft. Which teams have drafted the best? Which have done poorly? Who have been the best picks and who are the biggest busts?
The Philadelphia Eagles may have the inside track to sign Mark Sanchez, but at least three other teams are interested in the quarterback's services.
Mark Sanchez is no longer a Jet. He had a checkered career there, but will that keep him from getting a starting quarterback job again?
Mark Sanchez is an interesting backup option with upside for teams still searching for a quarterback.
The Saints shed a lot of age and cap space with their recent cuts. Who might be next to be looking for new jobs in the NFL?
Thanksgiving is about family, friends and football, and you don't want to miss a down. Find out why.
What a suspension feels like, a why Washington was criticized and more.
"It's been a dream come true to play here and I don't want to go anywhere else so that's for sure. I know I have two years left. I don't ever want that to end. I love being a Jet. I plan on being here." — Jets QB Mark Sanchez.
With Mark Sanchez's New York Jets career likely over, which teams might be interested in signing him next season?
"'We're acting like he's dead. Mark Sanchez is not dead,' Ryan said. 'Sanchez is going to be 100% healthy, guys. It's not like his career's over.'"
"Jets announce that Mark Sanchez had season-ending surgery on his throwing shoulder today. And that's almost certainly it for Sanchez in NY."
Mark Sanchez finally faced the inevitable. He will have the shoulder surgery he previously postponed later this month.
Mark Sanchez will eventually require shoulder surgery. But, will he have the operation sooner rather than later? His visit with a specialist did little to reveal an answer.
"Geno Smith: Two straight games with 4 completions 20+ yards downfield (Mark Sanchez had 1 career game with 4 such completions)."
"I'm not blindsided by the IR situation… I'm expecting to be the starter. I always have been… I don't think you heal right if you hold grudges." — Mark Sanchez