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Rare is the moment that the thing you want to mock actually mocks itself...
I'm going to rant now...
At the end of this demonstration in selfish-narcissism (a term that rips the time-space continuum and makes San Francisco the hell-mouth it is) these MasterTards have the audacity to let us know gay groups where involved in making of this amateur street show. If this was some kind of queer-eye hoe-down why was the dancing so damn bad? Where was the choreography? Where were the costumes?
How bad does this group of Lady Blah Blahs want health care anyway?
If they MUST sing and dance to make their point it should at least be good enough for the hotel management look at what they're doing, look at their balance sheet, look at the dancing again, and say "Yeah, this is worth denying economic reality."
I tell ya....they actually make me WANT to visit San Francisco and stay in every freakin' hotel there....and order room service.....and cling to my Bible. Dear God I would definitely need to do that.
Why do I have such a bug up my butt about San Francisco in this post? I don't live there so why should I care if a bunch of freaky bellhops want the hotel they work for to pay for their gay pap-smear party?
I care because that city is a microcosm for what liberal policies are going to do to this country if the Tea Party doesn't succeed in reminding us all what the real America is and should continue to be. The cost of living there is totally out of control, and even the residents know it. That is the consequence of acting like you're entitled to "free" everything if you throw a temper tantrum. It's NOT FREE! Someone, somewhere is paying for it!
If all this wasn't bad enough on its face, the time stamp on YouTube shows that this video was posted May 10, 2010....I'm not a math major but I think that is a whole 6 weeks after ObamaCare passed! These are Nancy Pelosi's constituents, did they not get the memo?
Oh, and did I forget to mention that the city already has a health care mandate on employers?
The real deal here is liberal's hunger for....stuff.....that they don't want to pay for is insatiable. They have already gotten their way on health care twice, and now they're telling their employer pony up. It never stops, it never freakin' stops..
I wish that was hyperbole, I wish I could say that there would come a point where even liberals would say, "no more money...aww shucks...maybe we DON'T have enough tax money for pensions for city workers pets, memorial plazas commemorating the persecution transgender-Americans, AND firefighters."
To that I give my response in the way that Joe Biden would put it...
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Help for Holly, the abandoned dogBy Brent Curtis
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Maureen Lovett hugs Holly the homeless dog Friday at the Rutland Veterinary Clinic and Surgical Center.When she was found Dec. 12 on a road in Danby, Holly, a roughly year-old German shepherd mix was alone and limping after being struck by a car.
She was rescued by a passerby who tookthe injured animal to the Rutland County Humane Society in Pittsford, where staff say they have been caring for the apparently abandoned dog.
She came to us as a found animal who needed medical help, said Jessica Danyow, the shelters director of operations. Her pelvis was fractured and she was in bad shape when she came here.
Hollys hip was surgically repaired and shes been making a speedy recovery at the Rutland Veterinary Clinic and Surgical Center, where Danyow said she has been making friends.
Everyone whose path she crosses falls in love with her, she said.
But the search for her owner or someone to adopt Holly is continuing, and Danyow said the more than $2,000 in medical expenses for the dog have been tough for the shelter to shoulder.
A fundraiser today in Wallingford could be the answer to both conundrums, she said.
Starting at noon, the Pub in Wallingford will host a benefit Texas Holdem tournament with accompanying donation activities to raise funds that would benefit the Humane Society.
Humane Society officials are also hoping the fundraiser and promotions will help locate Hollys owner or find her a new one.
From the beginning weve been putting the word out, but we havent been able to find who she belonged to, Danyow said. Its baffling why she wasnt identified.
Many abandoned animals arrive at the shelter some are taken there and others are found on the streets.
Given the dogs good nature, Danyow said it was apparent that if she was abandoned by her owners, she hadnt been a stray for long.
Since no one has come forward, were taking applications for her adoption, Danyow said, adding that the Humane Society has already received a number of requests.
The Humane Society is currently home to a large number of animals in need of homes, including guinea pigs, cats, kittens, dogs and a cat named Marcy who was found living on the streets after such a prolonged period that her collar was embedded in her shoulder.
We have a lot of strays. We wonder why the owners dont come forward but you never know the reasons, Danyow said.
Anyone interested in adopting Holly or one of the other animals at the shelter can call 483-6700.
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It could have been a scene out of the Wild West. After a few drinks, a game of cards and a verbal altercation, a man who was forced to leave a local party returned an hour later with a Western Field .410 gauge bolt-action shotgun and pointed it at another man's stomach witnesses say — the gun was loaded.
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The man, Michael J. Shipkoski, 54, of Sag Harbor, was charged with criminal possession of a weapon in the second degree, a felony, and menacing in the second degree, a misdemeanor, according to Sag Harbor Village. He is currently being held in the Riverhead Jail on $20,000 bail and is scheduled to face grand jury trial today, September 29.
According to an incident report, Shipkoski and another man had been drinking alcohol and playing cards at a residence on Hildreth Street in Sag Harbor in the early hours of Sunday, September 25 when the trouble started. Detective Jeff Proctor further explained that the man told Shipkoski he was going in for hernia surgery sometime this week, and when he lifted his shirt to show where, Shipkoski allegedly punched him in the stomach.
"That got everyone's attention," Proctor explained. And a group of people at the party ushered Shipkoski out the door, reportedly telling him not to come back. According to the report, Shipkoski yelled "I'm going to kill you!" as he exited the premises.
"About an hour later, [Shipkoski] comes walking down the driveway with a shotgun and points it at the man's stomach," Proctor said. The four to five people who remained at the party reportedly wrestled the gun away from him, told the man to leave and called the police.
Shipkoski then allegedly fled the scene. Proctor said the man left the party on foot, but police did not know where he actually went. And even though they called on a K-9 unit, Shipkoski remained missing for several hours.
He was finally located sometime after 5 a.m. when his wife returned home to find him there. She allegedly told police her husband was diabetic, and reported that the amount of alcohol he consumed may have caused this episode. Shipkoski was first transported to Southampton Hospital for treatment before returning to Sag Harbor Police Headquarters for morning arraignment.
According to Proctor, Shipkoski has a criminal history on the East End. Though he has only been charged with one prior count of menacing by Southampton Town Police back in 1978, he has several charges to his name, primarily involving drugs and alcohol.


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This is called the Black Knight Transformer, and combines the virtues of helicopter, SUV, and Top Gear Production office.
Built by California-based Advanced Tactics, it's able to transport people and things at heights of up 3050 metres, and can be completely un-manned for 'autonomous casualty evacuation'.
Six rotors provide the upward thrust, and they're individually controlled by a high-speed computerised feedback control system. This means you can keep it stable but you don't have any enormous props to worry about when you're transporting it.
Inside, like the TGPO, it has much interior volume relative to its overall footprint, measuring 9.5 metres long, 5.8 metres wide, and 2.5 metres tall. In flight configuration, it only weighs 1,995 kg, which is the same as the new Mercedes S63 AMG. The Black Knight is rather less adept at oversteer.
Anyway, when it's on the ground it'll hit 70 mph using what the company describes as 'suspension and a drivetrain similar to those found in off-road trucks.' The modular SUV bit can also be removed and swapped with a boat hull, or just binned for more payload capacity.
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I still can't bring myself to root for Mir in this bout, though.
And the lack of acknowledgement of his previous use by zuffa is a great illustration of the companies real feelings on PED's. Regardless of the lip service they'll pay to get a little positive press, they'll never take a step more than they absolutely have to in order to reduce PED use in the company.


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From the airport take any bus that runs along the coast line (Vilas do Atlantico - Praca da Se) via orla/Rio Vermelho. From the main bus station take any bus to Rio Vermelho. In Rio Vermelho get off the bus at Rua Vila Matos, and continue walking along the same street until the japonese restaurant 'Sukiyaki'. Walk down the alley Rua Pedra da Sereia toward the end. The street turns into a narrow path and after 3min.from japanese restaurant Sukiyaki you reach the hostel, just look out for the signs. From the japonese restaurant the distance to our hostel is about 100m.
By taxi it takes 40min.to get to the airport and 20min. to the main bus station without traffic. In rush hours it can take more
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RA is caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors that trigger an abnormal immune response. Possible causes include:
RA is more common in women, and in people between the ages of 30 and 60. Other factors that may increase your chance of developing RA include:
RA causes many symptoms.
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The doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. To be diagnosed with RA, you must have at least one swollen or tender joint or a history of a swollen joint. How many joints, and which joints are involved, will help aid your doctor in the diagnosis. The doctor will also rule out other conditions that may have similar symptoms.
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There is no cure for RA. The goals of treatment are to:
There are a variety of medications to treat the pain and inflammation of RA. In some cases, medications may be used in combination. These may include:
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Rest reduces active joint inflammation and pain and fights fatigue. Exercise is important for maintaining muscle strength and flexibility. It also preserves joint mobility.
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Kent State School of Theatre and Dance presents jazz and modern dances in Kent Dance Ensemble concertPosted Mar. 17, 2014
Kent State University's School of Theatre and Dance continues its 2013-2014 season with faculty and guest choreographed works performed by members of the Kent Dance Ensemble. Kent Dance Ensemble: Movin' On Up will be presented at 8 p.m on Fri., April 4 and Sat., April 5 and at 2 p.m. on April 6. The annual concert will be performed in the E. Turner Stump Theatre, located in the Center for the Performing Arts (formerly Music and Speech) at 1325 Theatre Drive on Kent State's main campus. For tickets call 330-672-ARTS (2787), purchase online at www.dance.kent.edu or in person at the Performing Arts Box Office located in the Roe Green Center lobby of the Center for the Performing Arts at 1325 Theatre Drive, Monday – Friday, Noon to 5 pm. Tickets are $16 for adults, $14 for Kent State University alumni, faculty and staff, $12 for seniors (60+) and non-Kent State students age 18 and under are $8. Tickets for full-time, Kent campus undergraduates are free of charge. Groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets for $10 per person. The box office accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, checks, and cash.
Kent Dance Ensemble: Movin' On Up is a concert of jazz and modern dances choreographed by four Kent State faculty members and guest artists Christopher K. Morgan (Washington, D.C.) and Karen Stokes (Houston, TX). The evening opens with Stokes' "Midnight." Stokes explores a mysterious world between sunset and sunrise that hints at the cyclical journey of life. The lush choreography reveals a restrained dramatic style for that in-between state of sleep and wakefulness. Stokes uses a counterpoint of a soloist against the corps, to embed the ensemble in a world of enigma and meditation that resolves into a peaceful calm of community solidarity and cooperation.
Artistic Director and Associate Professor Kimberly Karpanty premieres a new duet entitled "Caught." The dancers are captured, embraced, trapped, ensnared, entangled and deceived by each other, the light and the space as Karpanty explores both literal and metaphorical meanings of the word.
"Three Sister Sonata," choreographed by Associate Professor Barbara Allegra Verlezza, is a modern-based work that focuses on the relationship of three women exploring the stages and struggles of growth, aging and change. The exquisite guitar rendering by Paul Galbraith of J.S. Bach's Sonata No.1 (Adagio) serves as inspiration for the work with its rich and somber tone.
Set to several musical pieces by Vivaldi, Christopher Morgan's "Faux Pas" abstractly explores the idea of being in and out of line. The work incorporates supple and virtuosic full bodied movement and magnetic partnering as it plays on the many meanings of faux pas (false steps or social errors), such as starting something that one doesn't finish, leading someone forward you don't intend to see to the end of the journey or impeding another's path. Christopher K. Morgan is the inaugural "Armstrong Family Guest Visiting Artist," a new guest artist series for dance sponsored by Lawrence and Sandy Armstrong.
Assistant Professor Joan Meggitt's "The World Above Us" will feature dances excerpted from an evening-length performance conceived and directed by Cleveland composer and multi-media artist Greg D'Alessio. The work tells the story of several generations of women with the gift of second sight.
"Purposefully Alive," choreographed by part-time dance faculty member Danielle Stevens, is a mix of jazz and hip hop dance styles. This rhythmic work was created to celebrate the dancer inside all of us; we hope to leave you tappin' your feet and feeling free, empowered and alive!
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I have found DTH to be more preferable over cable for the following reasons. If you are going for a Set top box then here's why you should not be looking for cable tv Set Top boxes:
- You will have to buy a Set Top Box from your cable operator, which will be an additional cost. There is no guarantee that you will get your set top box installed in time. They may take days or even maybe a week and sometimes deliberately delay so that they can charge you extra - You will not receive HD set top boxes from your cable operators
- Set top boxes are of inferior quality and they also do not provide warranty. Many have complained about low quality set top boxes in the first phaze of Digitization - Your monthly subscription rates may increase.
- In case your cable operator has been showing pirated movies and unlicensed TV channels, it may no longer be possible for him to do so.
Instead DTH Set Top Boxes will provide:
- Choice of pack with bouquet pricing or pay only for those channels that you select
- TV beyond viewing with value added interactive services, video on demad (VOD) with around 1000 movies and games - Most DTH services offer 1 year warranty on set top boxes
- 24*7 Customer service, hasssle free relocation and reliability that surpass local cable operator's service
- HD picture quality and recording facility which will offer more convenience to viewers
So imo DTH is more preferable over Cable operators. You too can share your views on which set top box is more preferable according to you.


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These things are all to do with context, I'm sure Tensai and Sakamoto planned that Tout amongst themselves, obviously Sakamoto was okay with it.
That joke would have been fine (if still not that funny...) in private amongst two friends who knew it wasn't serious, but not in a public broadcast, representing the WWE, which is what happened.
Lawler made a similar joke during his match about "Sum Ting Wong" which was just as bad..
PC gets bandied about and misused like it's something bad. It's just like any other made up ideal, like democracy or equality, sometimes it gets misused or misunderstood, but they make all of our lives better.
PC just means I'm not going to discriminate against people who are different to me, because of how they are different to me.
Now I'm Irish, if my friends want to call me a dumb mick, in that context I'm prob ok with it.
If a stranger says it, or a company calls Irish people, potato eating micks... we've a problem. And that's what PC should be.
Joker Sting will stay, as he should, it'd be like removing all Joker from Batman history in case someone looked up to him again, that's an entirely different thing from PC though.
That IS being over sensitive and going after the wrong target, like how easy it seems mentally ill people in the US can still get their hands on guns... but that's a whole different thing.
I hate over sensitive, but the Tensai and AW stuff is sensible, not sensitive.


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Preservationist Group Honors Hotel Ignacio Project
These before and after photos show the transformation of Hotel Ignacio. The Landmarks Association recently honored the renovation effort.
ST. LOUIS — Hotel Ignacio has been selected as one of the year's "Most Enhanced Buildings" by the Landmarks Association of St. Louis. For more than 50 years, Landmarks has been a primary advocate for the region's buildings and neighborhoods.
Saint Louis University and the Lawrence Group spent nearly a year transforming the 100-year-old structure — originally home to Morgens Cleaners — into a chic boutique hotel.
The exterior of the building was meticulously restored, while inside of the structure was extensively renovated to create a sleek and modern space that maintains its historic feel.
The distinctive design of Hotel Ignacio's 49 rooms and two suites reflect four different themes — fine art, performing arts, architecture and music —showcasing the hotel's location in the arts center of St. Louis. No two rooms are designed exactly alike.
The major rehabilitation project, which began last June, employed four architects, 10 interior designers and 65 different subcontractors. The hotel officially opened to guests in April.
More about Hotel Ignacio:
Hotel Ignacio features the latest in amenities and comforts, including Tempur-Pedic mattresses, organic linens and Avaya Guest Media Hubs — the hotel is the first in North America to offer these cutting-edge, multi-media communication devices.
Guests have a number of food options available to them, including Café Pintxos, a Spanish tapas and wine bar in the lobby; and Triumph Grill, which is connected to the hotel and is providing room service. Other features are listed below.
The hotel's name is inspired by Saint Louis University's Jesuit history — Ignacio is the Spanish name for Ignatius, the founder of the Society of Jesus.
Below is a summary of some of the Hotel Ignacio's other attributes and amenities:
- Smoke-free
- Pet-friendly
- Exercise room
- Business center
- Coffee and espresso bar in lobby
- House bikes
- Three-wheel taxi
- Internet access (plug-in and wireless) in each guest room
- Organic bath products
- Recycling stations throughout the hotel
- Green-certified products
- Ultra-high-temperature steam cleaning to minimize the use of chemicals
- Hepa filtration on all hotel vacuums to reduce allergens
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overSEAS - Study Abroad Info Session - Great Britain
Interested in studying in Great Britain? Fancy spending some time in Ireland? Then come meet with representatives from the University College of Dublin Engineering School to learn more about their programs.
Thursday, September 27th
1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
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overSEAS - Study Abroad Info Session - Great Britain
Passport Day
The OGP is delighted to announce that the Annual Study Abroad Fair will have a representative from the United States Postal Service to accept your passport applications! Remember, for most study abroad programs you need a passport that expires NO LESS than 6 months beyond the END date of your program.
Industrial Engineering & Operations Research - IEOR
Friday, October 5
1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
303 Mudd
**the Entrepreneurship Minor will be covered during the last 15-20 minutes of the Open House
Earth and Environmental Engineering Open House
Wednesday, October 10th
6:00 - 7:30 p. m.
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Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics Open House
Tuesday, October 9th
5:00 - 7:00 p.m.
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On Wednesday, September 26th, the Chemical Engineering Department will be hosting a lunch to welcome juniors into our program. Interested First Years and Sophomores are encouraged to attend!
This event is sponsored by the Columbia Engineering School Alumni Association (CESAA). There will be a brief presentation outlining aspects of the program including research opportunities for undergraduates. There will also be presentations by the Center for Student Advising advisors and the Center for Career Education counselors.
Computer Science Department would like to invite you to our major information session. Prof. Adam Cannon, the Associate Chair of the Undergraduate Education, will go over the major requirements, and current CS majors will talk about their experience as CS/Info Science majors.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
CS Conference Room (4th floor of Mudd Building)
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The best Kofi we have ever had was when he was feuding with Orton and smashed up that car. We need more of that and if he is ever going to be propelled out of the midcard, a heel turn is necessary.
Brad Maddox is the new face of the WWE!
"This is the way you handle it. Its easy, its simple to digest because you people cant handle anything complicated. You people cant stomach anything interesting. We're all here in the circus to entertain YOU. And nobody has been able to obtain a modicum of success without you...until I showed up. Im successful not because of you. Im successful in spite of you"
You're welcome!!
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MONTREAL — After the Columbus Blue Jackets clawed back from a 3-0 deficit to tie, then ultimately lose tonight's match-up against the Montreal Canadiens, General Manager Jarmo Kekalainen held a brief press conference to address immediate issues with the team.
As a response to the outcry on Twitter about the team's lack of named captaincy, Kekalainen declared he will be naming a captain immediately after the morning skate tomorrow. "Once our equipment crew is able to fashion a 'C' onto a jersey, we will name him," he told Strait Jackets. "We've decided that it's pivotal to name a captain in order to score more goals than the opposing team. It just has to happen."
Additionally, he announced the signing of 77 year-old Vaclav "Vinny" Prospal. The left winger from the Czech Republic has played 4,512 games in the NHL, and scored ninety-seven goals for the Blue Jackets in 2013. "His contract offer was lost," Kekalainen explains when asked why Prospal wasn't signed sooner. "I forgot to dial the Czech country code on my fax machine. We're incredibly honored to have our Lord and Saviour return to the club. He should make an immediate impact."
Prospal will be in the lineup Saturday at Washington, starting alongside Captain Jared Boll. Expect the Blue Jackets to win by ten.


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News and Features
As a former George Washington University basketball player and the first openly transgender Division I athlete, Kye Allums is no stranger to transgender ignorance in the media.
A new wave of female labor leaders are winning by thinking big.
Amid the bad news for women, the year had its bright moments.
US forces used the plight of Afghan women to justify war—but twelve years later, women are still suffering.
As the wealth gap grows, so have the number of ways a woman can sell her body. What is the cost?
The transgender actress talks about trans representation in pop culture, social justice, and why "trans women supporting each other is revolutionary."
Where the group was born, in Ukraine, its naked protests made more sense—but in the Muslim world, the message is getting lost in translation.
With a two-seat gain while chair of the DSCC and a successful effort to get a budget through the Senate under her belt, Patty Murray has become a major force in the Senate.
Feminism is not any single person or outcome, it's a practice, and a far more active one than Valenti gives credit for.
In 2016, I'm casting my vote for a woman. Not because she's guaranteed to be the most feminist candidate, but because I'm fed up.


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In the 'Share This Page' and the icons at the top of the page, there are logos and icons that have been greyed out.
Color is such an important element of identity design, that when we take logos and icons and make them all light grey on a white background, the lack of color takes away from their identity and makes them harder to immediately identify. Also, on my laptop, I can barely see the 'envelope' because there's so little contrast.
Would it be possible to use the color logo/icon versions as the 'static state' to assist in identification, instead of just using the color version as the 'over state'?
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VALPARAISO — In 2003, a then-67-year-old Tom Mallette felt perfectly healthy as he headed to his yearly doctor's appointment.
But on that visit, his blood work found he had an elevated prostate specific antigen (PSA), which can indicate prostate cancer.
A normal PSA level is a 4. Tom's level was later found to be at an 8. Doctors diagnosed him with aggressive prostate cancer.
Nine years later, he still has aggressive prostate cancer. He said he would never have lived so long without his wife of 30 years, Pat. The couple continues to fight the cancer together even now that Tom mainly is on palliative care as the cancer has moved into some of his bones.
"Between the two of us we have held each other up," Tom said at his home in Valparaiso. "My wife has been a rock, an absolute rock. After I'm not interested, she deals with it. She delves into all of the latest findings. She can write a book about cancer at this stage."
After hearing his diagnosis and the prognosis —that without treatment he was likely to die in two years — Tom's first concern was for Pat and how she would fare if left a widow.
"I've seen other people do quite well and others fall absolutely apart, and I was not going to be the one to fall apart," Tom said.
Pat considers herself a strong woman, but even strong women can cry, she said. For her, the initial diagnosis, hearing Tom would undergo chemotherapy and learning he was in palliative care, were some of the worst news of her life.
Every time they get bad news, she gives herself a "pity poor Patty party," as she calls it. She cries for about 24 hours, and after her time is up she throws herself into action.
She has organized three binders — "Tom's Cancer History," "A Caregiver's Prostate Cancer Journal," and "Provenge" — fat with papers and memories that chronicle their lives over the past nine years.
Tom's cancer history
The first binder, "Tom's Cancer History," is clinical, stuffed with every medical result from his many tests and treatments.
Tom first had 155 radiated seeds put into his prostate because of the treatment's shorter recovery time and smaller chance of causing urination or defecation problems. No matter what treatment he chose, erectile dysfunction was one of the costs, one that Pat felt the brunt of.
"It was tragic," she said simply.
Radiation treatment every weekday for six weeks was used to burn away the cancer. The aftereffects "smarted," Tom said. He got his first set of tattoos, markers for where the beams should aim for each time.
The regimen worked for a time, and Tom went into remission in 2006. The couple took a trip to the Everglades and the headwaters of the Mississippi River.
But that peace was short-lived. Three straight blood tests showed Tom's PSA level was climbing.
They tried hypertonic oxygen therapy as well as hormone injections, which he still undergoes every month. The estrogen gave him hot flashes, a pot belly, and love handles. His oldest granddaughter was going through puberty at the time, and the family joked about who would need the first training bra.
Tom had the first of a number of bladder surgeries to continue urinating properly.
In 2008, the cancer moved to his lower spine. He began getting injections in his abdomen, which he still gets every month. In March 2009, he started chemotherapy, which sapped strength from his body as well as his mind. He became forgetful, his numerous stories trapped in his mind.
Pat said her strapping military man was gone, replaced by a shuffling older man who used a cane. Only a few of the effects reversed when chemotherapy ended.
Tom, who was a gifted jewel worker after he retired from the Air Force, could no longer work with delicate gems; his hands shook too much.
He tried a combination of steroids, medication, and oral chemotherapy, but nothing seemed to work.
In October 2012, the cancer had spread to parts of Tom's spine, hips, rib and left leg.
A caregiver's journal
Although the second binder is also about Tom, it's mostly Pat's story during the past nine years. There are photos of Tom, always smiling, whether he's standing next to the Great Wall of China or covered up in an armchair undergoing chemotherapy.
She wrote not only about how Tom felt during his treatments, but also about her experiences caring for him and watching him struggle.
Pat has made prostate cancer awareness and prevention her own cause.
"I have a mission and it's to nag every man I know 40 and older to demand that he be checked," Pat said.
It frustrates her to know that men don't ask for the exam that could ultimately save their life because of fear or misplaced manliness.
"I think it's insane," Pat said. "We need to be proactive in taking care of our health. Not reactive."
Prostate cancer is thought of as an "old man's disease," Pat said, but young men can get it, too, and it tends to be more aggressive. Imagine dealing with erectile dysfunction at 30 years old, she said.
"It's a fact of life. Every man will get prostate cancer if they live long enough," Pat said.
The final binder, labeled "Provenge," outlines the Mallettes' next move.
Provenge is a special treatment that involves taking a patient's immune cells and "training" them to attack prostate cancer cells.
"There are still some arrows in the arsenal," Pat said.
It's with that spirit of optimism and thankfulness, that Pat has launched "Operation Gratitude," a daily effort to be thankful for what's good in her life.
"When you think along those lines, you're grateful for breathing," she said. "You're grateful for living."
Tom finds gratitude his own way. In his travels, he's seen many people living in terrible conditions but still happy and willing to share what little they have with others. It's simply a matter of appreciating what you already have, he said.
"We have moments of absolute joy just over the fact that we're together."
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Then, the U.S. Senate—led by Senator henry cabot lodge—voted the entire treaty down.
mid-13c. in surnames and place names; late 13c. as "small building or hut," from Old French loge "arbor, covered walk; hut, cabin, grandstand at a tournament," from Frankish *laubja "shelter" (cf. Old High German louba "porch, gallery," German Laube "bower, arbor"), from Proto-Germanic *laubja- "shelter," likely originally "shelter of foliage," or "roof made from bark," from root of leaf (n.).
"Hunter's cabin" sense is first recorded late 14c. Sense of "local branch of a society" is first recorded 1680s, from mid-14c. logge "workshop of masons." Also used of certain American Indian buildings, hence lodge-pole (1805). Feste of Logges (c.1400) was a Middle English rendition of the Old Testament Jewish Feast of Tabernacles.
c.1200, loggen, "to encamp, set up camp;" c. 1300 "to put in a certain place," from Old French logier "lodge; find lodging for" (Modern French loger), from loge (see lodge (n.)). From late 14c. as "to dwell, live; to have temporary accomodations; to provide (someone) with sleeping quarters; to get lodgings." Sense of "to get a thing in the intended place, to make something stick" is from 1610s. Related: Lodged; lodging.
a shed for a watchman in a garden (Isa. 1:8). The Hebrew name _melunah_ is rendered "cottage" (q.v.) in Isa. 24:20. It also denotes a hammock or hanging-bed.


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From the Daily Mail...my "editorial" comments are in yellow...
Green-minded campaigner Al Gore has been left red-faced after being accused of leaving his car running for almost an hour while he gave a lecture on sustainable development because this environazi power-pimp has to take steps to make sure the "problem" never actually goes away..
It is alleged that Gore made the gaffe while he spoke at the School of Business, Economics and Law in Gothenburg, Sweden on Wednesday. Are they sure it wasn't clown school?
His mistake was compounded further by the fact that he had asked his distinguished guests to attend the event by public transport in order to minimize CO2 emissions. It would've cramped his carbon footprint
Swedish law prohibits – for environmental reasons - any car engine being left running without its driver for more than 60 seconds.
Read the entire article at The Daily Mail
There should be no further discussion on discussing whether or not we should even discuss "global warming" until there is a law that prohibits Al Gore from speaking for more than 60 seconds for A LOT more than just environmental reasons.
If there is any doubt to liberals that Gore has..
...much credibility left, then I just don't know what to do to get them to figure out their eco-pope is a fraud.


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But its just like Jailbreaking. We (people who mod our phones and remove the default launcher) are an extremely small percentage of the market. Buying a Nexus is NOT the answer for most, I for one didn't get one due to it basically copying the iPhone with its latest Nexus 4. (Glass back, no removable battery, expandable storage and no LTE support?) No thank you.
True, but I still got a Nexus because the value can't be beat. $299 for an off contract phone, with a quad core processor (overkill) and 2 GB of RAM? You bet I want a piece of that action.
I'm using T-mobile, so the Nexus not have formal LTE support (though LTE can be enabled, probably destroys battery life though) isn't a big deal to me since T-mo doesn't have LTE, but does support HSPA+42. I currently have an HTC One S, so a non-removable battery and non-expandable storage has yet to bother me. I've only used 2 gigs of space, no need for a 32 GB microSD over here
Back to the OP, I've been using Holo Launcher HD on my HTC One S since it was released.. love it!


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Two Air Force squadrons moved to a new hangar Monday morning by running about 15 miles across town.
More than 50 people from the 9th Special Operations and the 1st Special Operations Maintenance squadrons ran a relay to carry their official flags, or guidons, from their hangar at Eglin Air Force Base to their new home at Hurlburt Field.
The move, which has been discussed for more than 20 years, finally reunites all 1st Special Operations Wing squadrons under one roof.
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About 400 people and eight MC-130P Combat Shadow aircraft relocated.
"This move has been talked about for decades," said Lt. Col. Doug Distaso, commander of the 9th Special Operations Squadron. "We've always said we're going to move this year, or maybe the next. Today, to run the flag was a game changer in all of our minds because we're actually doing it."
Col. Jim Slife, commander of the 1st Special Operations Wing, got the ball rolling for the move shortly after he took over the wing two years ago. The relocation comes months before Slife will leave Hurlburt for a new position.
"Two words come to mind: Welcome home," he said during the ceremony. "We've been waiting for you for about 23 years and I'm glad to finally welcome you here. We're proud to have you."
The squadrons' airmen said Eglin has provided great support, but the move will increase efficiency and performance.
The airmen had to travel to Hurlburt for meetings and training.
All of their maintenance support units are located at Hurlburt and that often meant trips back and forth for parts and other supplies.
They could use support services at Eglin, but they had to pay for it because they were only a tenant on Eglin, said Maj. Mike Campos, the commander for 1st Special Operations Maintenance Squadron.
There are also similar aircraft at Hurlburt so maintainers may be able to pool some resources.
"Now we're all here under the same roof, we're just expecting it to move more smoothly," said Capt. Danny Gill with the 9th Special Operations Squadron.
Maj. Zak Blum, chief of programming for the 1st Special Operations Wing, has been working on approval and logistics for the move for about a year.
Most of the boxes have been packed and moved, but there's still some work to do, he said. A moving truck pulled up shortly after the ceremony, ready to be unloaded.
"It's neat to see the actual physical move, the aircraft on the ramp, these guys moving into their new squadrons, members of the units excited to be here," Blum said. "This is a great milestone in the process."
Eglin is still working to determine what to do with the buildings the squadrons left behind, according to their public affairs office.
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We had our share of it when we moved to Canada as well. Germans were not looked at the same way 40 years ago. Being in a new country and not speaking English is bad enough. We learn English pretty darn fast, so we could "fit in". I think my German is so rusty now, because I just wanted to leave it behind; and I did not think I would lose that much.
Luckily, I had a big sister to look out for me.
I think we sci-fi/fantasy nerds and computer geeks probably get the bulk if the bullying, but I don't have stats.


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I am getting at light brown to yellow greasy build-up around the water line on my spa. Chemical levels are within limits. I have bought several spa flush products and flushed to spa 3 times. This build-up is greasy and sticky. I am at a loss. I removed the lines going into both pumps and I don't see any build-up. The main circulation pump is starting to make some noise and I was wondering if I could have a seal or bearing going bad leaking oil or grease into the spa. I ask some at a pool supply place and they didn't thinkthat could be the problem. Any help would be appreciated cause I am at a loss.
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I am not sure what is causing but I would try a enzyme product. Also you may want to use a scum absorber to see if that makes a difference. I don't see how a pump seal or any of the mechanics in the spa could cause this build up.
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Since I moved to my location, only about 3 miles from my old house; I've been getting a light brown/yellowish greasy build-up around the water line on my spa. The build up is very sticky and greasy. I was thinking it may have to do with our well water. Our well is 250 feet deep and is a natural artisan well with a high level of iron. At my old house I also had a well but it was only 30 feet deep and the iron level wasn't high at all. Is there something I can use to get reduce the amount of iron in my water? We had a renter who was on our well too and her spa had the same build up so she decided to use bottled water to fill her spa which stopped the build up.
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I would try a product called Metal Gone by Leisure Time, it is our product number LTD.
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You can find out more about NPF's National Medical Director, Dr. Michael S. Okun, by also visiting the NPF Center of Excellence, University of Florida Center for Movement Disorders & Neurorestoration.
In the May issue of Neurology, Dorsey and colleagues from the National Parkinson Foundation Center of Excellence in Rochester, NY, asked an interesting question: can group visits for Parkinson's disease (PD) care provide a feasible alternative to regular doctor visits? The idea of group visits is not new for other chronic diseases, but had not been previously studied in PD. Dorsey and colleagues randomly divided patients into two groups: the first would have 12 months of group visits and the second would continue regular "one on one" style care. Four group visits were administered over the course of a year, with each lasting an hour-and-a-half. Because of the small size of the study, the investigators were primarily interested in whether the care model for PD was feasible (could they recruit and would the patients complete the study). The investigators were also interested in whether there would be an added benefit in quality of life measures.
Ultimately, 30 patients and 27 caregivers participated. Quality of life was not discovered to be different between the groups randomized to group versus one on one care. The investigators concluded that group care was feasible, but that it did not offer any enhancement to quality of life. There were many weaknesses in the study. The readers were not told how many people had to be screened to ultimately reach the goal of 30 patients. It would have been useful to know who declined participation, as this information may have enhanced the understanding of who will be the captive audience for the future of PD care groups. We would suspect that patients with shorter disease durations and those with less severe disease would potentially opt for group care, but this data remains unknown. Also, more patients will need to be included in the future, and more documentation provided on the economic and non-economic benefits to the health care system.
There is something very attractive about group visits for many PD patients. First, they receive a solid hour and a half with the physician. Next, they get a rare opportunity at 40 minutes of education on a PD topic of the group's choice. Finally, patients and caregivers get 20 minutes of discussion and questions, followed by the option of a quick 10 minute personal visit with the doctor. The group visit therefore offers opportunities for socializing, and for fostering the idea that one is not alone with their PD.
Despite the potential benefits of group visits, many patients who travel to see their PD doctor may have serious motor, non-motor and quality of life issues. Many patient problems could be private, and may be most appropriately addressed behind closed doors. Patients may need more than 10 minutes to review medications and to update prescriptions. Group visits may struggle in addressing the need for interdisciplinary services such as physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and social work.
What shape will the future of group care visits for PD take over the next two decades? Group visits may be better suited to different arenas such as exercise therapy, dance therapy and psychological counseling—and these arenas may provide an easier argument for insurance-based reimbursement. Group visits may have a future in helping select patients and families with their PD issues; however, which types of patients and services should be thoughtfully addressed. Finally, it will be important to better define the economic and non-economic benefits to the health care system of a group approach—it is definitely feasible, but as a society we should ask when and where it will have its greatest impact.
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Dorsey ER, Deuel LM, Beck CA, Gardiner IF, Scoglio NJ, Scott JC, Marshall FJ, Biglan KM. Group patient visits for Parkinson disease: A randomized feasibility trial. Neurology. 2011 May 3;76(18):1542-7. Epub 2011 Apr 27. PubMed PMID: 21525426.
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There's a ton of new fall arrivals from Chloe on Net-a-Porter today. Along with knits and jewelry pieces, we spotted the Chloe Kerala shoulder bag, $1,070.
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I picked me up some creatine and I have no knowledge of this. In the past, I had bought some with my whey protein about 5 years ago. I used the bottle then never got more as I was satisfied with my shape.
I am looking to have a more alkaline phyto diet with meat 3 days a week. Why? Due to sinusitis and its affect on my respiratory system. I must all but eliminate dairy to reduce the thickness of mucus in my throat. I won't delude myself, the sinusitis is due to my 9 year cigarette habit.
The GNC dude was trying to convince me to pair it with a Test Booster but I had none of it, I'd rather do that herbally and through proper diet.
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Have I shared this before? I have no idea. I have listened to it so much.
Love it. And if you do too then see the list of his other stuff on the right.
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Quatermass wrote:Sod that for a laugh. Start at the very beginning. Do the classic series.
raptornx01 wrote:You know, i've never seen a full episode of the show. i've been thinking about it but never knew where to start (and it doesn't help that A) the whole thing is over 700 eps, and B) alot of the early ones don't exist anymore). any suggestions?
Del wrote:Yep. Mine too. The adult one loves b grade 50's horror so loves vintage who. The teen and the child don't even see it as Dr who. Dr who is more real than that. I guess our kids have more sophisticated tastes these days and expect more. Let's face it... H has a toy dog that is more responsive than K9
Tonyblack wrote:I'd be inclined to start with the Ninth Doctor HERE
You can always go back to the earlier incarnations later.
Catch-up wrote:Tonyblack wrote:I'd be inclined to start with the Ninth Doctor HERE
You can always go back to the earlier incarnations later.
I agree. That's where I started and I'm waiting for the latest season to hit Netflix here. Although, I don't have any interest in going back further. It was a bit of an acquired taste thing, even starting out with the 9th Doctor.
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In an ongoing battle to hush movie-goers, get them to stop throwing popcorn, and put that phone away during films, theatre chains have been resorting to some funny gimmicks.
A London, U.K theatre employs ninjas to shush people, while the Austin,TX-based Alamo Drafthouse made a commercial out of the angry voicemail left by a woman who was kicked out of a theatre for texting.
Now, another U.S. theatre chain is getting innovative to stop patrons from texting during movies- and ironically, their method involves a smartphone app.
Cinemark will offer rewards to theatre-goers who use a new feature called CineMode on the chain's smartphone app.
How does it work? Theatre-goes will have to download the company's app and then turn on the CineMode. It prompts you to set your phone to vibrate, and it will dim the smartphone's screen. As long as you stay in CineMode for the duration of the movie, you'll be given a reward coupon at the end.
Cinemark is one of the biggest movie-theatre chains in the U.S. with 299 theatres containing 3,918 screens across the U.S.
Whether the app will work or not remains to be seen, and it's not yet clear what kind of rewards app-users can expect. Hollywood blog Deadline called it "a sad sign of the times".
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shelke wrote:It was just a summary of what the book is about. I can't just start a topic about a book without posting any info about it, now can I
I first wrote:Talk about the book's good so just ignore the lifted guff - it's got us talking about a valid topic if nothing else and some people don't realise the meaning of the word plagiarism else they'd not show themselves up doing it
No claims were made and so as mC says no real damage done - I've never read this book or seen the film so all I can say is
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