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I'm expecting my 3rd in August. It was a pretty big surprise considering our past issues with conceiving. This will be our last. I will be having a csection and I was wondering if anyone got their tubes tied during their csection?? Any details on the process, issues after, etc would be appreciated.
Tubes Tied during C-section?
Mom to Hannah 9-2009, Angel baby 11-2010, Lucas 4-2012, Natalie Paige 7-2013
I got my tubes tied after my second c-section. Frankly I didn't notice any difference than my first c-section except it seemed easier because I knew what to expect. It took about 20 minutes longer in the actual procedure to get it done. Mine were cut, tied and caterized. Not sure if all doctors do that but mine does. As far as afterwards, it didn't take any longer to heal. My periods have seemed to change somewhat but not sure because I am older, because I had two kids or from the tubal. It is hard to say. I am now considering the novasure procedure to help.
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Thank you ladies. I have heard that periods get must worse, I wonder how much that has to do with going off hormonal bc?? I haven't been on bc since 2008.
I felt like my second csection took so much longer than the 1st. But like Tiffany said it could have been because I was more alert or knew more about what was going on??
Mom to Hannah 9-2009, Angel baby 11-2010, Lucas 4-2012, Natalie Paige 7-2013
My SIL had it done and didn't have any problems from it.
Lauren, momma to Andrew (11/20/05) and Norah(09/30/09)
My OB offered it, but I am just deciding to stick with an IUD. I've never had problems with it in the past, plus you get the bonus of not having a period. My OB agreed and said she would do the same thing.
Mom to 3 boys
Wife to the best hubby ever :)
Now that I think of it. I was on BC for 10 years and my period was a lot heavier then. Never thought of that.
Mommy of two
I wanted to after having the twins, but they wouldn't do it....I was losing a lot of blood. So, trying to figure out what to do- that was 3 1/2 years ago.....thinking my husband is going to get snipped instead of my getting reopened.
I did it. There were no complications at all, and from what I understand, it didn't really add any trouble because they were already in there.
"Your judgement is not my problem" - Felicia Day
Had mine tied during my 4th c/s. I didn't notice much of a difference in surgery time and no difference in recovery.
Ever since I stopped bf'ing, my periods have been insanely regular. PMS has been horrible including lots of low back pain, but who knows if the tubal has anything to do with that. I'm going to start taking a b vitamin and evening primrose oil to see if that helps.
Lorna, mom to
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Finding a Place to Belong
Taylor is the first baseman on our team. He's quick and alert on the field, a celebrated athlete. He also loves musicals, and often repeats phrases and lyrics from shows. However, he would never share his love of theater with his fellow athletes, for fear of their jokes.
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Jack read The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and made an important connection. In a journal entry he wrote:
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Rainbow Arabia are slated to release a brand new LP this spring and lead off with new track "River's Edge." It's dark and warped and perfectly suited for goth night at the rave warehouse. Check it out below.
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by ClockEndGooner (#48185927) Attached to: Microsoft Gearing Up To Release a Smartwatch of Its Own
From the post: " with Apple releasing its AppleWatch in early 2015, things are going to change.". Hmm, how soon we forget the development partnership between Microsoft and Timex for the Timex Datalink series of watches. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T... At best, I think there's a needless rush to this platform where the technology to make smart watches a partial, let alone replacement for a smart phone compared to an overpriced, under developed and thought out proprietary dongle to a smart phone.


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9. CASE STUDY: CHRONIC DIZZINESS; LOCATION: NEW YORK; Life Out of Balance
Published: May 6, 2001
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''There is definitely a psychological component,'' one of Cramp's doctors told me. ''Now maybe it's because of constantly being dizzy. It's kind of a chicken-or-egg issue -- it's hard to tell what came first.''
In studies on rats and monkeys over the past five years, Carey Balaban, a neurobiologist, and his colleagues at the University of Pittsburgh may have unearthed a fundamental neurochemical link between dizziness and anxiety. Using sensitive tracer chemicals that delineate neural pathways, they have found direct connections between the locus coeruleus, a cluster of neurons in the brain stem that mediate arousal, fear and anger, and vestibular nuclei, which process inner-ear signals. They have found that these centers send nerve fibers to a common way station called the parabrachial nucleus, which can then link up with neural pathways that mediate anxiety. Earlier studies revealed a high concentration of norepinephrine, the flight-or-fight hormone, in areas of the brain that orchestrate postural adjustment. Why do dizzy people often feel panic? ''It's not a conscious decision,'' Balaban said in an interview. ''We believe there's some very basic wiring in the brain that underlies it.''
Furthermore, recent research suggests that there are at least three pathways into vestibular nuclei that are mediated by serotonin, which might explain why chronically dizzy patients often respond to Prozac and other selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors. In this quintessentially postmodern view, neither chronic dizziness nor anxiety causes the other; they are part and parcel of the same fundamental network.
The current paradigm, then, is that there is a two-way linkage between balance and anxiety and that chronic dizziness is the product of complex interactions between these factors. The initial episode may be physically based, but
the subsequent psychological cascade of anxiety about the dizziness recurring traps patients into a vicious, self-destructive feedback loop. Dizziness makes them anxious, anxiety makes them dizzy and, like the concert pianist who starts paying attention to his finger movements, they become prisoners of their own thoughts.
Alternative therapies -- hypnosis, acupuncture, acupressure, tai chi, biofeedback -- have been employed to treat chronic dizziness, but the mainstay of treatment is vestibular rehabilitation. The goal of vestibular rehab in Cramp's case is to make her compensatory mechanisms once again automatic and unconscious. In this sense, vestibular rehab for dizzy patients is like systematic desensitization for phobics: behavior therapy that forces the patients to confront their demons.
I met Cramp at her apartment on a recent Sunday afternoon. It was dark and sparsely furnished, and for a moment she reminded me of a princess in a dungeon. I persuaded her to come out to a diner with me for lunch. She didn't look dizzy, but she said she was. As we ate, Cramp said she had applied for disability but that her application had hit roadblocks. ''They don't like to give disability to a 32-year-old when they can't see what's wrong with you,'' she said. ''I had a dream last night,'' she continued. ''I had been traveling through Africa, and they figured out that what I had was this disease, like malaria. It was really bad, but I remember thinking, I don't care if I have a terrible disease -- at least they figured it out.''
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Three high-profile Sundance 2014 films top the grosses for this week's specialized openers. Comedy "The Trip to Italy" (IFC) and music drama "Frank" (Magnolia) fared best in theaters only--from distributors who often use day-and-date Video on Demand avenues. A third, zombie flick "Life After Beth" (...Read More »
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Real-life friends Steve Coogan ("Philomena") and Rob Brydon traveled the English countryside in 2010's hilarious "The Trip" and now they turn their attention to unleashing their Michael Caine and Al Pacino impressions, Michael Buble jokes and kumquat reference on poor, unsuspecting Italians in IFC's...Read More »
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Wenny Rachmaningrum from Indonesisa, Kyung-Jin Min from South Korea, Gadia Gaitan from Panama, Jen Cantu from USA, and Mukaddes Karaoglu from Turkey have a "cotton picking good time" at Richard and Becky Edgar's cotton field
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Marcia Monroe of Millbrook is one of a dozen or so instructors for adult students learning English at Maxwell Air Force Base. The students are typically made up of dependents of foreign military personnel visiting Maxwell's Officer's School and Air War College. Typically the veterans visiting Maxwell are already fluent in English, but for their family members and dependents that is not always the case.
Monroe took her students to have a cultural immersion unique to the American South, especially Alabama, by having the students pick cotton by hand.
"I have been bringing students to pick cotton for the past eight years. We do a lot of different activities to immerse the students in American culture, but word gets around from predecessors to current students and picking cotton is one of their favorite activities," Monroe said.
The group visited Richard and Becky Edgar's cotton field in Millbrook for the adventure, which not only included the adult students but also their children. After having all the "cotton-picking" fun they could stand the class regrouped at Village Green Park for lunch.
Though Monroe is a native Spanish speaker, she has students this year who speak 13 different languages. The students are organized by their skill level in English. But Monroe says as much as the class is about the English language, immersing the students in the local culture is a key importance.
"The Montgomery area and its surroundings are perfect for this because there is such a rich history here. We also take the students to see the Alabama Capitol Building, First White House of the Confederacy, and other historical sites. But they really look forward to picking cotton," Monroe said.
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I finally finished my blurb about Earth-12 Batman Beyond today. It took me forever to hunt down the episodes and comics (even though the end result doesn't show in the final draft). This article though really made me remember how much I liked Batman Beyond back in the day. It was a seriously good cartoon that gave the Batman mythos a nice twist. I read somewhere that Dini said that there would be more Batman Beyond and that within the next year or two that it would have its own miniseries.
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The Second Amendment is NOT About Personal Protection
September 25, 1789, was the date the Bill of Rights were initially proposed to congress by James Madison. These were ten amendments that would go on to ratify the Constitution. The Bill of Rights are widely misconstrued in purpose. This is by design by our current politicians. Most think that the Bill of Rights are rights given by the government to the people. This furthers the argument that they can be changed whenever congress wants.
Not at all. The whole purpose of the Bill of Rights is to set limits on government actions in regard to personal liberties. As in, the government shouldn't be able to touch these at all. The government gives you permission to drive your car on public roadways. They could take that away, but not free speech nor…
Enter the second amendment. Going along with the theory that the founding fathers were not stupid… They included the second amendment to protect all other amendments.
I am sick and tired of hearing the same argument over and over again that the second amendment is about personal protection. While that sounds nice, it absolutely gives the other side of the issue an argument that types of guns should be outlawed. You don't need a thirty round magazine to protect yourself. Stop saying you do.
The only reason you would ever need a thirty round magazine is the only reason the founding fathers included the 2nd amendment in the Bill of Rights. Which was to protect the people from the government. The second amendment is the only thing protecting the most important amendment, the freedom of speech.
"To disarm the people is the most effectual way to enslave them." George Mason
They feel like they can take our guns away because we already encouraged them to take all of our other rights away with things like the USAPATRIOT act. You can't be for something as liberty infringing as that, yet be for gun ownership.
The same quote I used as an example when the USAPATRIOT act first came about, I will use again.
"Any society that would give up a little liberty to gain a little security will deserve neither and lose both." – Benjamin Franklin.
Take a stand. Call/Write your congress. If we lose this, we lose all of our freedoms.
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I hope I shall possess firmness and virtue enough to maintain what I consider the most enviable of all titles, the character of an honest man.
~George Washington
I need to comply with the law but know where its going. First registration, then confiscation
Is it better to do the right thing for the wrong reason, or to do the wrong thing for the right reason? If you do the wrong thing for the right reason, is it still the wrong thing?
Si vis pacem para bellum.
There are two ways of doing something. Right and again.
If you can't be good, be great at it.
That whole gun registration scheme failed in Canada for just that reason... hopefully NYer's will follow suit.
I'll never understand how these people can take an idea that has been proven to fail like registration, that is illegal like registration, that does nothing to stop crime like registration and implement it thinking everyone will comply and that somehow, this time, it'll work. It's just beyond me...
Just to point out, it's not registration in NY, it's CONFISCATION. Once you register your weapons, they become property of the state in your temporary possession. When you die the state will take them. You can't even leave them to your children per un SAFE act.
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Homer Bailey Throws No-Hitter, Drops F-Bomb
Anyone more cocky in baseball right now than Homer Bailey? Throwing no-hitters and dropping F-Bombs like its no big deal.
The Cincinnati Reds pitcher threw his second career no-hitter on Tuesday night in a 3-0 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Bailey struck out nine and walked one batter on 109 pitches and in the post-game interview when asked about that one walk, Bailey cursed.
"Nah man, I mean, I just fucking walked a guy. This game is pretty tough, you know"
The thing that is so shocking about the video is how nonchalant Bailey is about dropping the F-Bomb.
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Most Jews in Israel and around the world remain ignorant and unaware of the
revolutionary changes which have taken place between Christian groups and Jews
and Judaism since the end of World War II.Many, if not most of the Jews
in Israel and abroad simply know virtually nothing about these theological and
religious changes.Instead, they continue to hold negative attitudes
toward Catholics and other Christians, which are based on a very unfortunate
negative history of Church persecutions of Jews throughout the Middle Ages, and
even in the 20th century.According to the normative Jewish narrative,
the pope of the Holocaust period (Pope Pius XII) apparently did not do enough to
save Jews during this period (this topic has been debated for decades by Jews
and Catholics in the highest circles, and still remains a bone of contention
among some Jews and Jewish organizations, especially since the Vatican archives
for the period of World War II have yet to be opened to the public.The
cardinal from the Vatican who is responsible for religious relations with the
Jews – H.E. Cardinal Kurt Koch – was in Jerusalem recently for a few days of
meetings with officials, during which time he gave a public lecture on "Jewish-
Catholic Dialogue" (co-sponsored by Jerusalem Institute of Israel Studies, the
Inter-religious Coordinating Council in Israel (ICCI), the American Jewish
Committee, and the Israel Jewish Council for Inter-religious Relations, all
organizations which have been involved in Jewish-Christian Dialogue for many
years).CARDINAL KOCH'S visit to Jerusalem was another positive step in
the deepening of relations between the Catholic Church and the Jewish people and
the State of Israel that has been going on for many years now.In
contrast to those who say that Jewish-Catholic dialogue is regressing, Cardinal
Koch made it crystal clear in his lecture that, from his point of view, this is
certainly not the case.Vatican II's Nostra Aetate "enabled a fundamental
new beginning in the relations between Jews and Christians. With this
declaration, the Second Vatican Council not only repudiated and condemned all
outbreaks of hatred, persecutions and slanders and manifestations of force
directed against Jews on the part of so-called Christians. In a positive sense
the Council also affirmed the shared patrimony of Jews and Christians and
pointed to the Jewish roots of Christianity. Finally, the Council expressed the
ardent desire that the reciprocal understanding and the resulting mutual respect
of Jews be fostered."There is no question in my view that the Second
Vatican Council, convened by Pope John XXIII, was a major revolution in the
Catholic Church and enabled the Church to face the modern world with courage and
commitment.One of the most amazing things about all the changes that
were brought about as an outcome of Vatican II was the central role assigned to
the dialogue with Jews and Judaism in the process.Pope John XXIII
charged those who were responsible for preparing Vatican II to take up the issue
of the Church's relations with Judaism as a matter of priority. And the simple
gesture, accomplished by Pope John XXIII, when he greeted a Jewish delegation at
the Vatican in June 1962, by saying "I am Joseph your brother" was accompanied
by the Pope's descending from his throne to sit with the Jews in a simple chair.
Indeed, according to historian James Carroll in his widely acclaimed book,
Constantine's Sword, "the Council's mandate to reform the Church was rooted in
the history of its relations with Jews."This history has been long and
tortuous. But, since Vatican II – i.e., since the beginning of the dialogue
(between Christians and Jews and between the Church and all other major world
religions), I would argue that we are clearly in a new era.We might call
this "the new era of dialogue."We have moved from persecution to
partnership, from confrontation to cooperation, from helplessness to hope.
Moreover, there is no question that the leadership of Pope John Paul II, whose
passing a few years ago was a tremendous loss for all of humanity, gave
continued and consistent leadership to promoting the dialogue between Christians
and Jews in ways that were unprecedented in the history of the Catholic Church,
culminating with his personal pilgrimage to the Holy Land in March
2000.According to Cardinal Koch, "the instructions contained in Nostra
Aetate have been reaffirmed and reinforced on a number of occasions by the popes
since the council, not least through visits to the Great Synagogue in Rome by
Pope John Paul II on April 13, 1986 and by Pope Benedict XVI on January 17,
2012, and by the visit of Pope Benedict to Israel last year."There will
always be naysayers that say that the Vatican has not done enough, that there
are conservatives in the Church who deny the Holocaust, that the Vatican is
stalling on opening the archives, and that they have regressed by returning an
anti-Semitic "Good Friday" prayer to the liturgy. But in the context of the
history of the past 2000 years, we are clearly in an unprecedented era of
dialogue.This includes the Church's groundbreaking document on the
Holocaust called We Remember (1998) and the signing of the Fundamental Agreement
between the Holy See and the State of Israel in 1993, which has charted a
completely new course in the relations between the Vatican and the Jewish state.
I was in the room when the document was singed at the Foreign Ministry in
Jerusalem.In short, the Catholic Church has made enormous strides
forward on the subject of relations with Jews and Judaism since Vatican II in
the mid-1960s. According to Cardinal Koch, "Israel and the Church remain bound
up with one another, according to the Covenant, and interdependent on one
another, by accepting one another in a profound internal reconciliation drawn
from the depths of their respective faiths."Could one imagine a cardinal
from the Vatican, appointed by the pope, making such a bold and powerful
statement 60 years ago? The writer, a rabbi and educator, serves as founder and
director of the Inter-religious Coordinating Council in Israel (www.icci.org.il)
and as director of the Jerusalem Center for Jewish-Christian Relations
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Enjoy brunch, lunch and dinner at this 3-star Blue Bell hotel's restaurant where you're sure to find something to suit all tastes. Make the most of your trip, whether for business or pleasure, by taking some time to relax as you will find a spa tub on offer. Be sure to leave some room for your swimsuit as this hotel features an indoor pool, a nice way to unwind. There is also a bar/lounge where guests can enjoy drinks after a long day. Knowledgeable staff are available at the front desk 24 hours-a-day and can provide tour/ticket assistance and express check-out.
Free Wi-Fi is provided so you can check your in-box whenever you like. Planning a meeting? This hotel has 17 meeting rooms, as well as a business center. Enjoy free newspapers in the lobby, where you will also find a safe at reception for your valuables. Other amenities include an area shuttle, dry cleaning/laundry, ATM/banking and an elevator (lift).
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Book your business-friendly accommodation at Normandy Farm Hotel and Conference Center, offering 141 guest rooms with climate control and free local calls. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 32-inch flat-screen televisions with premium satellite channels. Corporate travelers visiting the Blue Bell area will benefit from free wired and wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks, complimentary newspapers and phones.
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Guns Are Good For Journal News But Not For Those Whose Addresses They Published
If you'll remember, The Journal News published a Google map containing the names and addresses of those in 2 NY counties who have handgun permits. This was purely done in an attempt to shame and expose those who expressed their 2nd Amendment rights. Of course, what it did was tell criminals which homes they should not rob, namely those with guns. But, what about The Journal News itself?
(Rockland County Times) Guns are good for the goose but NOT for the gander.
A Clarkstown police report issued on December 28, 2012, confirmed that The Journal News has hired armed security guards from New City-based RGA Investigations and that they are manning the newspaper's Rockland County headquarters at 1 Crosfield Ave., West Nyack, through at least tomorrow, Wednesday, January 2, 2013.
According to police reports on public record, Journal News Rockland Editor Caryn A. McBride was alarmed by the volume of "negative correspondence," namely an avalanche of phone calls and emails to the Journal News office, following the newspaper's publishing of a map of all pistol permit holders in Rockland and Westchester.
Due to apparent safety concerns, the newspaper then decided to hire RGA Investigations to provide armed personnel to man the location.
There you go. She was concerned with safety, so she hired people packing guns. Which is the primary reason law abiding citizens obtain a handgun permit and purchase a handgun, for safety. And here's some serious sarcasm from one of comments by Cody Allen
I do not see how they justify armed guards. Newspaper offices should be gun free zones. They simply need to develop a plan in which a code red blue or whatever is issued. Employees should close their doors and hide under their desks. Do not open the doors or come out from under the desks until a police officer comes into the room to tell you your safe. Impress on them the importance of being quiet. The police response time should be within minutes and given this plan the odds of a particular employee being killed is minimized.
Liberals like McBride expect Other People to be disarmed and to depend on police showing up after the crime, but, for themselves? Armed guards. Humorously, many of the same people they exposed in their map are probably law enforcement and employees of the company they hired as security.
Weasel Zippers calls this "assploding irony".
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Azealia Banks is not one to bite her tongue. The saucy rapper is now blaming Pharrell Williams for the lackluster record sales of their collaboration, 'ATM Jam.'
Azealia Banks is not one to bite her tongue. The saucy rapper is now blaming Pharrell Williams for the lackluster record sales of their collaboration, 'ATM Jam.'
While we're still waiting on the release date for Azealia Banks' debut album, 'Broke With Expensive Taste,' she decided to drop the video for 'ATM Jam,' the album's second single. Sadly, the visual doesn't feature Pharrell, who's a guest on the track, however, it has more than enough color to stand on its own, literally.
Britney Spears is making plenty of noise with her dance track 'Work Bitch.' Azealia Banks loved the will.i.am-produced tune so much that she decided to put her own spin on it.
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It might not have a firm release date just yet, but Azealia Banks' debut album now has a tracklist courtesy of the Harlem artist's early-morning social media upload.
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New York's Hot 97 just premiered Azealia Banks' latest single, 'ATM Jam,' this morning. The song is a certified party banger, with Azealia's talking greasy in both verses. Pharrell jumps on the hook with his nonchalant, monotone delivery and nails it.
Azealia Banks' young career was once filled with so much promise. Now it appears to be filled with very little. Following this week's premiere of "Yung Rapunxel," her eardrum-piercing first 'official' single (listen below), it seems the writing may be on the wall. Her appeal has largely worn off and she's headed right off the cliff.
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I mean, there's no way steroids are to blame for his absolute lack of decorum and composure and sanity? Is there?
Actually Prince Fielder ought to hope that some people blame his meltdown Tuesday night, when he tried to charge Dodgers pitcher Guillermo Mota 15 minutes after being hit by a pitch -- making the charge at Mota inside the Dodgers' clubhouse -- on something as basically simple as 'roid rage.
Because the other options are these:
1. Fielder is a raving lunatic.
2. The whole thing was a front, for show, for street cred.
None of the options is very good, which is why baseball needs to suspend Fielder and make it hurt. It's one thing to charge the pitcher on the mound during the game. That's bad, but it happens -- and more to the point, it is accepted in baseball. Whatever you think of it, and I happen to think it's punk posturing run amok, charging the mound is allowed.
Charging a clubhouse door is not.
Fielder can't get away with this. I don't care if it's been done before, by other players, in the past. It cannot be done now. And it cannot be done ever again in the future.
This is baseball. Not a bar brawl.
Fielder should pay. Ten games, maybe more.
And pee into a cup, son.
Prince Fielder wasn't fueled by 'roid rage
Since: Feb 1, 2009
Posted on: August 5, 2009 3:55 pm
Prince Fielder wasn't fueled by 'roid rage
The Brewers have been way out of control for the past several years. Every time someone gets brushed back, they seem to get way too incensed, yet, they are as vindictive as anyone. Currently, Fielder has been the chief protagonist, although Braun was shooting off his mouth eralier this season. I see a team of little character ... and was not surprised at all when they folded down the stretch last year.
Since: Jan 25, 2009
Posted on: August 5, 2009 3:49 pm
Prince Fielder wasn't fueled by 'roid rage
Maybe they should suspend you from writing idiot statements(without pay) for 10days(or more) and see how you like it. As ususal you are making a mountain out of a mole hill. So if players like Fielder never got mad and acted stupid what would you write about?


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Odds Of Infection Cut In Mouth
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Stopping the Spread of HIV...swimming in the same pool as someone with HIV. Some people talk about "shared body fluids" being risky for HIV, but no documented cases of HIV have been caused by sweat, saliva or tears. However, even small amounts of blood in your mouth might transmit HIV during kissing or oral sex. Blood can come from flossing your teeth, or from sores caused by gum disease, or by eating very hot or sharp, pointed food. To infect someone, the virus has to...
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Oral Sex Infection Through The Lining of the Mouth??Dr. Bob,This is the second time I am asking you this question. I have been so upset. I am a hetero woman and I had unprotected oral sex (giving and rec.) He went down on me for about 20-25 min. I did not cum. I went down on him until he came. I...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation...is 1 per 10,000 exposures. Your estimated risk would be even less, because we do not know the HIV status of your partner. The mouth is lined with a mucous membrane, like the lining of the urethra or vagina, which can absorb HIV. "Cuts" are not... Read more »
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,Your HIV risk is nonexistent. Yep, that's right zero, zip, zilch!!! Got it? Good!Now go to bed and get some sleep. Those dark circles under your eyes are not a good look for you.Pleasant dreams.Dr. Bob Read more »
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Rarely do I ever go see a movie after I've read the book it was based on, especially if I liked the book. I know the movie will leave half of the plot out, or change the plot so much I will hardly recognize it. The first time I saw Gone with the Wind, I was angry. I wanted every single tidbit of the book, every detail. Where were Scarlett's other two children? And what about her first husband, Charles? Before I ever saw it, I'd read the book about ten times. I could practically recite it. How dare they change it so much? A couple of years ago a friend and I, both Jodi Picoult fans, went to see My Sister's Keeper. If I had not read the book, I would have been impressed, but I was too busy remembering what actually happened in the book to enjoy what was happening in the movie. It was hardly the same story at all.
Memory alters our lives much like the movie industry alters good books. I find most interesting the things our brains choose to remember. There are far too many incidents in a lifetime to remember everything, so our brains select for us. Why don't I remember my grade school teachers' names, except the one who completely embarrassed me by correcting my grammar? Of course, Miss Browning influenced my whole life with that correction and made me want to correct my grammar. I guess that might be a logical memory.
I remember very little from my four years at the University of Georgia. The whole period is a blur of classes with an occasional ball game thrown in. No teacher stands out in my mind except one very bad one—Dr. Girard. He taught us nothing and then gave assignments as if he'd taught us everything. He spoke at length of his travels in France and then tested us on the origin of the language. What a lunatic he was. If I'd known then what I know now, I would have complained. I paid him for teaching me rien, and not only that, I had to walk up Lumpkin Hill winter quarter to his 8:00 a.m. class. I do remember graduating though, and I have a diploma to prove it. I don't understand why my memory card is so empty of this rather important period of my life.
Consider Christmas, for another example. We make a really big deal of choosing the right presents for our children, but of all my childhood Christmases, I remember very few of the gifts I received. There was the gag gift Mama gave me when I was in college. When I was home for Thanksgiving, I was helping her wrap presents and saw a doll she'd bought for my little sister.
"Wow!" I exclaimed. "This is a cool doll. They didn't make them like this when I was little. I would have loved to have this doll."
I don't know what else I got that year, but I received a doll just like Bonnie's. I remember books and the ring that got stuck on Bill's finger in church, but that's it for all the presents of my youth and childhood. I do remember the warmth and love of the holiday seasons. Those memories are firmly entrenched in my brain and I'm thankful for them. They are far more important than stuff anyway.
Much of my childhood is a blur. I do remember Mama getting me up at 4:00 a.m. to go visit our Florida relatives and go to the Jacksonville Zoo. Do I EVER remember motion sickness! Sometimes though when I try to remember specifics, I find it impossible. How then can I look at my little finger and remember that Mama's looked exactly like mine? I didn't know that information was in my memory.
Scientists say that the brain is made up of wrinkles in which we store our memories. Perhaps some memories are deeper than others and only pop up when we are least expecting them. I'm not sure, but all this memory work is giving me a headache, so I think I'll take my wrinkly brain off to bed.
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