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Get SQL Server log shipping functionality without Enterprise EditionSQL
A new tip of mine has just been published on SearchSQLServer.com. This tip, "Get SQL Server log shipping functionality without Enterprise Edition" is all about writing your own Log Shipping code without using Microsoft's, allowing you to use Log Shipping on editions of SQL Server other than Enterprise Edition.
Getting more error data from SQL Server ReplicationSQL
The error reporting in SQL Server Replication isn't all that great. This is a well known issue that pretty much everyone knows about. Something that I don't know if a whole lot of people know about, is that there is a way to get a lot more information from replication about what's going on, and what's going wrong.
This is most easily done by running the replication job manually from within a command window on the distributor. This will allow you to add switches or change values as needed and easily see the output, or redirect the output to a file for analysis, sending to Microsoft, your consultant, etc.
Replication is run by jobs, with job steps of some funky types. These step types simply mask what is happening in the background. SQL is shelling out and running a command line app and passing it all the switches as they are within the job step.
All the command line apps which replication uses are in the "C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\COM" folder by default (for SQL 2000 replace the 90 with 80, for SQL 2008 replace the 90 with 100). In that folder you will find a few apps which are of interest. When you run the snapshot job snapshot.exe is called. When you run a distribution job DISTRIB.exe is called (I've got no idea why it's uppercase). When the log reader is running logread.exe is run. When you are running merge replication replmerg.exe is run.
All of these can be run manually from a command prompt. For starters open up the SQL Job and edit step two, the one which actually does the work. Copy all the text in the command window and paste is after the filename in the command prompt window and press enter. You will need to stop the SQL Agent job before you can actually run the command from the command prompt, as replication is designed so that you can only run the commands one at a time.
Now the whole point of this was to get more log info because the replication is failing. This is done by added the "-OutputVerboseLevel" switch to the command. This switch has between 3 and 5 logging levels depending on which command you are running. 0 (zero) is basically no logging, and as the number goes up more data will be shown. The distrib.exe, replmerg.exe and snapshot.exe takes 0-2, while the logread.exe takes 0-4.
You should only do this when replication is failing and you can't figure out why, and all SQL is telling you is some cryptic error message.
Hopefully you'll find this information useful.
Don't Consolidate Yourself Into Performance Problems – ArchiveSQL
The webcast which I did for Quest Software called Don't Consolidate Yourself Into Performance Problems is now available for viewing after the fact.
This is the webcast which I did last week for Quest Software. It you had signed up for the session Quest should have sent you an email with this URL already.
How to setup a server to read log files nightly.SQL
So you've been tasked with setting up a quick and dirty reporting server. The goal is to restore the log files from the production server to the reporting server nightly.
The backups are simple, use the SQL Maintenance plan to backup the logs, and then copy them to the remote machine. But how do you restore the logs to the reporting server nightly.
Well I've got a two step SQL job which should help you out.
Step 1 kills all current sessions in the database, and step 2 does the actual restores.
The code for step 1 is:
declare @spid varchar(20)
declare cur CURSOR FOR
select spid
from sys.sysprocesses
where dbid = db_id('Your Database Name Here') /*<---Put your database name here*/
and spid > 50
open cur
fetch next from cur into @spid
while @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
exec ('kill ' + @spid)
fetch next from cur into @spid
close cur
deallocate cur
The code for step 2 is:
create table #Files
(FileName nvarchar(4000),
Depth int,
IsFile bit)
insert into #Files
exec xp_dirtree 'd:\', 1, 1
delete from #Files
where IsFile = 0
declare @FileName nvarchar(4000)
declare cur CURSOR FOR SELECT FileName from #Files
open cur
fetch next from cur into @FileName
SET @FileName = 'D:\Path\To\Your\Log\Backups\' + @FileName
RESTORE LOG YourDatabaseNameHere FROM DISK=@FileName WITH STANDBY='D:\Path\To\Your\StandBy\File.standby'
exec xp_delete_file @FileName
fetch next from cur into @FileName
close cur
deallocate cur
I hope this makes your process easier. Now this code only works on SQL Server 2005 and up as the system stored procedures which I use were not included until SQL Server 2005.
SoCal Code Camp Sessions are postedSQL
I and many of the other presenters have begun entering our sessions for the next SoCal Code Camp on on October 25th and 26th at USC in Los Angeles, CA.
The Code Camp is the weekend before PDC, and right near where PDC will be held. So if you are coming to PDC this year, come a couple of days early and check out what is hoped to be the largest SoCal Code Camp ever.
I've got four sessions scheduled, all of which are tagged with "SQL Server".
- Back To Basics: Getting Back To The Basics of SQL Server (Part 1)
- Back To Basics: Getting Back To The Basics of SQL Server (Part 2)
- Scaling that database bigger than ever (Part 1)
- Scaling that database bigger than ever (Part 2)
- Storage For the DBA
If you are planning on attending the Code Camp, be sure to mark the sessions you want to attend with the interest check box. That way the Code Camp staff knows how big of a room each session will need.
If you are interested in speaking at the Code Camp, feel free to enter more sessions. The more sessions we have, the more popular the event will be.
As the date gets closer additional sessions will be entered onto the site. Be sure to check back often.
I'll do my best to get the slide decks and sample code posted before the Code Camp starts. Odds are I'll get them posted on Saturday morning as I did last time. If you missed any of my sessions from prior Code Camps, let me know in the comments and I'll see what I can do about adding those sessions to the new schedule. See you at the Code Camp.
I had a great talk with the NJ SQL User Group last nightSQL
Last night was my talk with the NJ SQL User Group. I would jut like to thank them for the invite, I had a great time coming and speaking with them. It was a very interactive night, with a lot of questions. Quest Software was nice enough to not just send me out there, but one of the local sales reps also came, with a massive amount of give aways for the members. He brought T-Shirts, demo disks, and the new Quest Tote Bags which were a huge hit.
The presentation went great, and there were a ton of questions.
Congrats to the two winners of the Laptop Cop software which was graciously provided by my employer Awareness Technologies.
Tuning SQL Server performance via disk arrays and disk partitioningSQL
I've published another tips on SearchSQLServer.com called "Tuning SQL Server performance via disk arrays and disk partitioning". This is sort of a part one of a two part series of tips on tuning the database server at the hardware level. In this tip I'm focusing on getting the disks setup just right. I also show how to use diskpart.exe to see if the disks are correctly aligned.
Great article about how Microsoft prevents cheating on the certification exams.SQL
A while back I was flipping through the Microsoft news groups and found a link to an excellent story that networkworld.com put together on how Microsoft is protecting it self from brain dump sites and exam cheaters, and how they are protecting the investment that we all have made in getting Microsoft certifications.
I'll be speaking at the New Jersey SQL Server Users Group next weekSQL
After months of waiting the time is finely here. I'll be speaking at the New Jersey SQL Server Users Group next week.
The topic of the talk will be SQL Server Service Broker in the Real World. You can download the slide deck and sample code which I'll be using at the presentation.
You can read up more about the New Jersey SQL Server Users Group at their homepage.
See you there.
Why Entry-Level Certs Aren't Enough to Get You a JobSQL
Ed Tittel has written an excellent post on his blog (IT Career JumpStart) entitled Why Entry-Level Certs Aren't Enough to Get You a Job. I think that this is an excellent read for anyone who is just starting out in the IT Certification path (including the MCP, MCDBA, MCTS, MCITP, etc path).
Thanks Ed!


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Then it's all aboard the Little Train for a spellbinding free tour of the city illuminations. There will be plenty of live music and fun to ensure a really festive atmos- phere. And fairs, markets and workshops galore will be held in Noumea all December to help you with the Christmas shopping! Heart at Voh Coral shelf reefs - Lifou Noumea Townhall, tel. 23 26 50 From 23 to 30 November, fantastic "New Caledonia: A European include a wonderful opportu- for the second year Land of Coral" exhibition at environmental village nity to see some outstanding running, it's Europe the Noumea Aquarium. The recent European art-house Week in New Caledonia. exhibition will be inaugurated A village clothed in a fairy- movies. Seven films will be at 6 p.m. on 23 November tale decor and featuring shown over a 7 day period. T h i s y e a r, t h e N e w and will open to the public workshops exploring New Don't miss "Tamara Drewe" Caledonian government the following day. 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In the film, adapted nity occasion, with four main The exhibition invites visitors including tours of the green- from a graphic novel by attractions and lots of things to explore New Caledonia houses, an organic market, Posy Simmonds loosely to see, learn and explore. through its lagoons and coral documentary screenings, based on Hardy's Far From A number of debates and reefs, which were added to choir singing, dances and the Madding Crowd, Tamara conferences are sched- the UNESCO World Heritage concerts and stalls where Drewe, a celebrity journalist uled to take place in the List on 7 July 2008. The you can sample and buy with a new nose and long CONTENTS IRD auditorium (Institute for 6 fascinating sequences, E u ro p e a n s p e c i a l i t i e s . legs causes havoc when she Art & Culture Shopping Research and Development, "Land of Oceania", "Land Several associations repre- returns to her native village. 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A such as an authentic Tel. 44 52 21 / 76 31 33, thatched faré with cooking bougna (traditional Kanak email@example.com Wining & Dining Move it CALLING ALL GARDENERS! Head for the Farino flowering plants: bird-of- Farino... a jewel set in of hiking trails. And the Garden Fair on Sunday paradise flowers, strelitzias, stunning countryside. region's riverside delights 28 November for a day crown-of-thorns, bougain- include a delightful ramble of fresh air and fragrant villea and also shrubs and With its fair y tale hilltop to the Farino waterfall and flowers. trees to make your garden location 350m above sea a refreshing dip in one of beautiful. level, Farino is a magnet for the pools below the fall. The Farino, 1 ½ hours' drive keen nature lovers. Nearby return walk takes just 1 ½ from Noumea, is perched Visitors to the fair will be lies the magnificent Parc hours and leaves from the high on a hillside and invited to act as judges in de s G r ande s Fougè re s Refuge de Farino. commands outstanding the various competitions, nature reser ve, a 4,535 views over the countryside. with awards for the most hectare haven sheltering This year's Garden Fair, attractive stall, the loveliest a r ich dive r sit y of New Garden Festival, scheduled to take place on bouquet, the most dazzling C a l e d o n i a's p l a n t a n d Sun. 28 November, TROPICAL OASIS the townhall square from flower arrangement and the animal species. The park's from 7 a.m. to midday, You'll find a little scented fig jam. Irresistible! 7 a.m. to midday, will feature most gorgeous flowering dense virgin rainforest is Farino townhall, temple to the art of The restaurant also a sumptuous profusion of plants. criss-crossed by a wealth tel. 44 31 04 French cuisine nestling comprises a tea lounge between Noumea's where you can relax This cutting-edge city centre the store for only F2,500 two most magnificent in comfor t and enjoy a Shopping store is packed with the very latest dresses, printed t-shirts, tops, bags, hats and and you'll even get one free if you spend F10,000 on clothes! From the beginning beaches: Le Colonnaire is "Le Surf" hotel's gourmet restaurant. delicious af ternoon tea served with freshly made pastrie s concoc te d by accessories straight from of December, "Made in Los specialist chef Alexandre the States, or to be precise, Angeles" will be featuring L o o k in g fo r a re l a x i n g Kartim. Teas are served Los Angeles. 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Power Balance bracelet at every day! Tel. 23 81 39 with brioches and vanilla- Tel. 28 05 05 Upcoming events Next week 26 November to 2 december 2010* 26 NOVEMBER - 2 DECEMBER 2010 - PAGE 3 Noumea together, sharing the same artists' studio. creative artists: Valérie Morignat, Aline Mori and and traditional dances to get you in holiday mood. 8.30 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. Information: 46 46 12 Later Art Centre, 6 bd Justine Pannoux-Shivay, a Place de Tanguy, FRI. 26 NOVEMBER Extérieur, Faubourg- celebrated photographer, Moindou. 7 a.m. to TUES. 30 TO THURS. Blanchot. Admission a well-known artist and a 4 p.m. Admission free. NOVEMBER TO 2 DECEMBER free. Monday to Friday talented newcomer. Tel. 78 34 53 FRI. 3 DECEMBER Special Aquarium 7.15 a.m. to 3.50 p.m. 'Le Méridien' Hotel, Exhibition and sale menus at "Quick" Tel. 25 07 50 7 promenade Pierre SAT. 27 & SUN. "Arts et Artisanat" Quick restaurant is Vernier, Val Plaisance. 28 NOVEMBER Show of works by artists supporting its prestigious www.eclipse-event.net Market and craftspeople from next door neighbour, the Market held by the La Foa. Woven articles, Noumea Aquarium, by women of Saint-Louis. plants, sculptures, woven offering special aquarium Fruit and vegetables, jewellery, Mother Hubbard menus. The kids' magic plants, flowers, woven frocks, hand-painted box menu (for under 17s) items, sculptures, tea, and decorated fabrics includes an aquarium cakes, grilled skewers, and t-shirts… and items admission ticket for just mwata, roast chicken, created by Association F1,095, while adults bougnas (please order ahead) and freshly caught Solidarité Handicapés opting for an XL or XXL disabled community menu can add just F800 seafood and fish. Route de Saint-Louis support association. to the price to get an La Foa Socio-Cultural entrance ticket included (RP1), at the Réserve. 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. Centre, admission free, SAT. 4 DECEMBER in the meal. So stroll over opening evening 30 Cultural Day to the aquarium and top Tel. 78 52 42 November at 6 p.m., Get involved in traditional off your meal with a visual open Monday to Friday preparations to celebrate feast of lagoon wonders. 8 a.m. to midday & the wedding of the future Quick Anse Vata, 59 promenade Roger 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Great Chief of the Gaica THURS. 2 Tel. 44 33 01 district in Lifou. The Laroque, Noumea. DECEMBER Tel. 28 61 50 TILL 13 FEBRUARY program includes weaving Mont-Dore Downtown TILL 12 DECEMBER with coconut palm Market Thursday 2011 Exhibition and pandanus leaves, Port Moselle Market for Mont-Dore is essentially Exhibition Painter Brigitte Ploton a farming community In his dramatic the dance of the "devil fresh fruit, vegetables, presents an exhibition of of the unseen world", arts & crafts... Note: and agricultural produce photographs, Greg Semu colourful works inspired will take pride of place at explores the relations and performances by choirs renovation work on the by Aboriginal art. from the Gaica district, fish market building this week's Downtown influences of Western Mont-Dore Cultural Thursday dedicated to mores and culture on a chance to sample a was completed on 16 Centre exhibition hall. Mont-Dore. indigenous peoples in coconut-smoked fish November and the fish Admission free. Tuesday Local growers will there the Pacific: early contacts speciality... After nightfall, section moved back to to Friday, 1 p.m. to tempt visitors with between Europeans the Kâmi Yo Space will be home base on to 5 p.m. Tel. 41 90 90 displays of fine local and native peoples, the the venue for a concert 19 November. produce: fruit, vegetables, influence of Christianity, by Te Vaka, an ensemble Every morning 5 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. plants... and local the loss of traditional Week-end at Canala North of ten musicians and dancers from all over craftsmen and women will beliefs be showing off their skills Tjibaou Cultural Centre, Set off for a thrilling weekend of outdoor Province Oceania. and creativity. Kavitara Space, Rue des Tjibaou Cultural Centre, The evening's fun Accords de Matignon, activities deep in the wild FRI. 26, SAT.27, Rue des Accords de program includes Tina. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. unspoilt countryside: SUN. 28 NOVEMBER Matignon, Tina. 9 a.m. dances, music, weaving Admission F500, free for kayaking, introduction 6th Bat Nights Festival to 5 p.m. Concert 7 p.m. workshops and under 18s & students. to canyoning and The Gohapin Tribe (28 km to 10 p.m. Cultural Day, demonstrations by local Tel. 41 45 45 nature trails. Homestay from Poya) joins with the F500, free for under sports clubs and plenty accommodation at the WWF to offer visitors a Kako Tribe with a big 18s & students, concert of refreshments stalls. TILL 31 MARCH 2011 really fantastic program. tickets F3,000. 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Exhibition welcome from Miguel and Watch the bats as they Treasures of the media Georgina, your hosts for Tel. 41 45 45 / 85 50 50 Place des Cocotiers. take off to forage for food, Tel. 28 02 07 library... an exhibition the weekend. SAT. 4 TO help prepare (and eat!) of photographs taken Terraventure. F14,500 THURS. 2, FRI. 3, Adrien Richard, crew per person meals an authentic bougna FRI. 24 DECEMBER and o/n under canvas, (traditional Kanak dish) Christmas Market SAT. 4, SUN. 5 member on the ship F16,600 meals and o/n and enjoy a lively market in Noumea DECEMBER "Kersaint" which led a law guesthouse. of local produce. The perfect Christmas Concerts enforcement operation in New Caledonia, the Fiji Tel. 77 88 19 Information and shopping venue. A host Esprit Live returns for a bookings: 27 50 25 / of local craftspeople and new season of concerts. Islands, Wallis and the TILL 30 NOVEMBER New Hebrides between SUN. 28 NOVEMBER 83 36 70 retailers will be offering The December program 3rd Poe's Cup culinary specialities and Exhibition will feature the Josh Owen 1905 and 1913. Innovative artist Aline Mori presents a show of Band, who will be raising the temperature with Tjibaou Cultural Centre, Rue des Accords de Water sports event organised by Poé Sailing Loyalty ideas to decorate your home, not to mention her acrylic digital prints inspired by Kanak culture. their heady mix of funk, Matignon, Tina. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission F500, Club at one of New Caledonia's loveliest Islands great gift ideas to delight children and adults alike. reggae and groove. The lagoon venues. The Galerie Photexpo, free for under 18s & Place des Cocotiers. Moana Center, Quartier band's influences include program includes kayak Ouvea Mon. to Fri. (except the likes of Led Zeppelin, students. Tel. 41 45 45 Latin, Noumea. Monday races, Optimist sailing WED. 1ST DECEMBER Thurs.) 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Stevie Wonder, Red Hot dinghy regattas and to Friday 8.30 a.m. and Lenny Kravitz. TILL APRIL 2011 Market Weds. 15 to Weds. to midday, 1.30 p.m. 'Demandez le journal' courses for beginners Hnyimëhë market by the 22 December, 9 a.m. 2 December 9 p.m. La Exhibition in sailing dinghies and to 5.30 p.m., Saturday Bodega (Val Plaisance), sea (between Banoutr to 4.30 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. 8.30 a.m. to midday. An exhibition exploring the catamarans, windsurfing and Wadrilla), 3 December 9 p.m. Le to 4.30 p.m. except Tel. 44 19 19 / 28 81 78 history of newsgathering and stand up paddle 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Barberousse (Baie des boarding. Kayak race Christmas Eve 9 a.m. (newspapers, radio to 12.30 p.m. TILL 1ST DECEMBER Citrons), 4 December F1,000, courses and 8.30 p.m. Le Surf (Anse and television) in New Maré Tel. 28 02 07 Exhibition Caledonia from 1858 regatta F500. Metal sculptor Aka Vata), 5 December to 2010. Site open from 8.30 a.m., FRI. 26 NOVEMBER, 9 p.m. Le Kristal TUES. 30 MON. 6 TO SAT. presents her new Noumea City Museum, take the first unsealed exhibition entitled "Post (Baie des Citrons). road after Poé campsite NOVEMBER 11 DECEMBER temporary exhibition Christmas Market Ethnic", which draws Information: 41 32 85 (Bourail). Beginners Market room. Admission F200, in Mont-Dore its inspiration from THURS. 2 TO SUN. 5 over 60s F100 and courses until 4 p.m. In Tadine, opposite the ancient and primitive Tel. 92 33 47 Lots of arts and crafts 12-18s F50. Monday Town Hall Shelter, artistic traditions. Aka DECEMBER stalls brimming with great 2nd Noumea Super Fair to Saturday 9 a.m. Market 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. uses a subtle blend of gift ideas and stalls selling This bumper fair is to midday & 1 p.m. Farmers market from living metals to create to 5 p.m. Tel. 26 28 05 SAT. 27 TO farm-fresh local produce the answer to all your 8.30 a.m. to midday in perfect for your festive sculptures reinventing Christmas gift worries! Sarraméa; bumper choice 28 NOVEMBER Makue Fair (taro) menus. a universe of ritual and ceremonial mystery. Browse the stalls and great ideas will take South of fresh produce and other local specialities. The Rawa Tribe (in the Every evening from Galerie Dancel, 10 rue d'Ypres, Noumea. Open you by storm: presents, decorations, gourmet Province Place du syndicat d'initiative. Tel. 44 35 46 north of the island) invites you to a cultural and 5.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Place des Accords. non-stop from Monday discovery weekend. Tel. 43 70 10 treats galore... SAT. 27 NOVEMBER to Saturday 9 a.m. Maison des artisans, TILL 30 NOVEMBER The program features to 6 p.m. Admission Market SUN. 19 DECEMBER downtown, 12 avenue Market in Bourail on the Exhibition a bumper market free. www.aka.nc, Christmas Market James Cook. Admission main square from 8 a.m. The Bourail Library showcasing fresh local Tel. 27 50 11 in Moindou free. Thursday to to midday. presents "Les Tortues produce and a variety Marines, à la découverte Moindou Christmas Saturday 9 a.m. to Bourail, tel. 46 46 12 of attractions including THURS. d'espèces protégées", Market, held in 6.30 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. concerts of traditional 2 DECEMBER Yellowtail Emperor a superb exhibition association with the towns to 5 p.m. Tel. 27 56 85 local music. TO 10 FEBRUARY Fish and Crab Fair exploring the lagoon's of Farino and Sarraméa, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Exhibition TILL 14 DECEMBER Spend a day in the protected species, with will open at around 9 to Tel. 45 49 01 Two artists, sculptor in 1st New Caledonia country and stock up on the focus on marine 9.30 a.m. The very best wood Olivier Séranne Photo Festival fresh farm produce and turtles. Tues. 9 a.m. Lifou regional produce, plants, and painter Mathieu The lobby and bar of Le freshly caught fish and to midday and 1 p.m. fruit and vegetables, arts Veron, present their Méridien hotel will be seafood! Moindou to 4 p.m., Weds. 9 a.m. FRI. 26 NOVEMBER, and crafts and a few joint exhibition "Co- the venue for a major (124 km north of Noumea) to midday and 1 p.m. WED. 1ST Christmas surprises. incidences", comprising photography exhibition is holding a special food to 5 p.m. Thurs. 1 p.m. DECEMBER Place du Marché, as you works created during inviting visitors to explore and craft fair and market to 4 p.m., Fri. 1 p.m. Market enter Moindou from the a year spent working the visions of three with live entertainment to 4.30 p.m. and Sat. In Wé, 6 a.m. to 11 a.m. south. Tel. 44 33 35 *Please note that the feature "This Week" is correct at the time of going to press, but that the editor clearly cannot accept any responsibility for any subsequent changes of program. Life Style 26 NOVEMBER - 2 DECEMBER 2010 - PAGE 4 ✁ Caledonian Inside story taste The Isle of Pines was like a tropical paradise and absolutely perfect for camping. The pirogue wa s interesting. It was like a primitive "New Caledonian gondola" with a confident local captain, who didn't sing but had sailed many seas, many times. The 45 minutes spent riding the pirogue was smooth sailing. Then it was a walk Luengoni through the lush tropical forest, crossing a stream and following it upriver to the natural swimming pool, where snorkelling was the key thing. Even though Fresh air I just paddled in the water, I could see dozens of white and grey fish swimming about, and I'm told the deeper you went the more colourful the fish became. It was awesome. I have a weakness for bakeries so the EXPLORING THE JEWELS OF LUENGONI EXOTIC CHICKEN baguettes here were on my list of top attractions. Fresh Ingredients: baguettes in the morning with jam or filled with cheese, Join local guide Noël Pia on a scenic ramble to one of Lifou's 1 chicken, 2 onions, 3 cooking bananas (green), avocado, salad or anything else for lunch; versatile and most sensational beauty spots. delicious! The highlight of my trip was definitely seeing 1 glass of dry white wine, 2 tomatoes, juice of 1 lemon, chopped parsley, thyme, my daughter, who is here working for a year. Seeing Lifou, the largest of the Loyalty grove of coconut palms. Some of how she is enjoying the New Caledonian lifestyle, how 1/2 tsp crushed garlic, 2 tbsp oil, salt and mixed Islands, boasts a fascinating the world's leading speleologists her confidence has grown and that she has a great pepper berries variety of landscapes and some have trodden this path. Nicolas group of friends to share some of her life's journey and of New Caledonia's most breath- Hulot even filmed a feature here Preparation: thousands of photos with, has been fantastic. Joint the chicken and divide into takingly beautiful beaches. for top French T V adventure 8 pieces. Place chicken in a large pan Elena Azzam, visitor from Australia Luengoni beach, on the island's documentar y series Ushuaïa. and brown on all sides in very hot oil; east coast, is almost unbelievably The trail leads you through a add chopped onions, parsley, thyme, lovely, a paradise of spotless, powdery fine white sand lapped by the clearest of crystalline waters. hu s h e d a n d s e c re t wo r l d of natural amphitheatres carpeted i n d e n s e ve g e t a t i o n b e f o r e salt and pepper to taste. Continue to sauté for 10 mins then add diced tomatoes, garlic and white wine. Cover Cultural Passport But Lifou is also remarkable for plunging into an underground the pan and cook for 40 mins over a gentle heat. 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Serve very hot. of a meeting, on arrival on tribal land, etc). waters, a track winds deep into a tel. 45 03 09 / 93 26 49 A simple gift is offered. Originally this took the form of 'Kanak' money, which was made from shells, flying fox fur, etc. Today a gift of tobacco Just for a day and money (around F1,000) is laid upon a piece of material (known as 'le manou'). The person who is giving the gift explains his reasons (to give thanks, make a request for authorisation to enter tribal lands, MARITIME TERMINAL etc). The person who is receiving the gift responds MARKET and touches the gift as a sign of acceptance. A colourful arts and crafts market is held TRAVEL KIT right on the spot inside the Maritime MONEY 1 AUD 1 NZD 1 USD Terminal every time a cruise ship docks. Wander round the = = = (exchange rates 86.84 67.76 89.29 stalls spread out on both levels of the building and choose on 25 November 2010) XPF XPF XPF your own special souvenirs of New Caledonia. 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Deviant Art
butterfliedit is a snake
coiled in my stomach,
the urge to vomit
everything inside of me, to purge
all the toxic not-
good-enoughs. to retell
the same story and expect
a different ending is
the dysfunction that landed
us in here. I'm sorry
I don't follow you into
your dreams at night. I'm sorry
my smile is not the moon,
I'm sorry I did anything
to make you notice
me at all. no finger
down the throat could ever
take that
to the girl with hungry footstepsI'm sending all my words backto the girl with hungry footsteps1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
to the people who need them--
people who wear scars like
war trophies, like jewelry, like
an identification for those suffering
from the same acceptance of
self-hate. this is to the people
who sleep with one eye open, who
cry when footsteps enter their room
at night; this is to the girls
who love by cutting their hearts
into snowflakes and watching
them melt. I left you behind and
I can't be sorry for that.
you are the type of beautiful
that kindly asks the world
to fuck off. the days we buried
have decomposed, headstones are
snapshots; sanitized breakdowns,
rusty tongues, sighs laced
with fear, I love you, I love
you. saturdays were the best
because we could sleep through
the nightmare. you painted me a
picture of the world with your words
and they made us wash it away
for being transparent.
we were afraid of nothing
but the monsters in our eyelids.
back then, we counted days
like shooting stars; it took 67
to wish myself away. this
is for you, skygazer;
excuses for why I'm shakingwe live in a world of apologies.excuses for why I'm shaking2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
I made a mistake a year back,
choosing my addiction to oxygen
over less demanding things.
I'm sick of trembling for problems
that aren't mine and I'm sick of trying
to romanticize black holes and
the indiscriminate nature of lithium and
I'm sick of waking up every morning
feeling sick. and truly, I'm sorry
but I'm not ready to accept my role
in the making of myself. I'm not ready
to lament for those with a smaller
pain tolerance, and for my dislike
of anything that requires commitment.
I'm sorry I miss you and I'm sorry
I won't admit that out loud.
how scary is it to be something
so unalterably heavy, to be diagnosed
as your own worst enemy, but god,
you're so fucking beautiful,
and not in the stereotypical boy
meets girl meets fairytale way, but
the kind that makes my heart
bleed a million miles quicker.
I just wanted to cry on all
your scars and wash them clean.
when things are bad for
stories from wonderlandthis is allstories from wonderland1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
real, realer than I'd
like; my friends are ghosts
passing through the skeleton of me.
I am afraid of their words,
trailing from their lips
like wisps of smoke;
I have secondhand self-esteem
issues. and you,
you are more handsome now
than you ever were before
I was blinded by the
light. you hurt
like I do and in a world
of painkillers and
existential numbness that
is the fucking world, you hurt
like I do and you try
to shake it from your skin
like a shiver. you look at me
like I'm a natural disaster
and I guess I'm shivering, too, but
not for the same reason.
I don't know how to live
without wanting to die; you were
supposed to be the adventure
guiding me
through unfamiliar territory
but you left
and I
like I should.
I understand what it is
now to need someone. every
irregular heartbeat is a mini.eclipse
and I need that spark
so badly; I need you
to light me from
the inside like a lantern
this fear of the dark
was t
gossamer loveyou will love a womangossamer love1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
who uses the word
too often. she will
diagnose dead artists' descents
into madness and laugh
too loudly at jokes
no one understands.
she will braid crowns of
flowers, she will write poems
in constellations, she will
try to walk like a dancer so
no one can hear her
leave. she will be
an ice sculpture, and when
she cries, you'll convince yourself
she's melting, she loves you, you've
changed her, you've
changed; she will wear you
like a comma, like
an incomplete thought,
in her story, and
she will leave you wondering
mutterings from over the cuckoo's nesti.mutterings from over the cuckoo's nest1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
it is dark. that
is a judgment. my roommate
is snoring, and somewhere,
a girl is crying because
she doesn't have a heart
so she doesn't have
a home. if we are time bombs,
I think I must have detonated
a little late. it is dark
and I can't see
why all problems are defined
but their need to be solved.
I dream in color, but I live
in black and white. I drown
in gray faces that don't
sound familiar; it is dark
and I can't remember
the last time it was bright.
I am afraid
of caring. we are a strange
people, we, who love by
hating ourselves, by bleeding
out anything
good. I
am afraid that
one day, I might start crying,
and I won't be able to stop and
it will be the second Great Flood,
all the world will drown in
my mistakes. You
draw that out of me,
like a marionette on
a string, you pull these
anchors out from
my stomach until I
can hardly breathe. you
live on the other half of the mirror,
I am afraid
that distance is too
in the end,
it's all the same. every
in which I become beautifulI drown my conscience inin which I become beautiful2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
the holy water of my wrists,
I carve hearts from empty
paper for my galaxyboy
with stars written in his skin,
and I swallow moths to
muffle the emptiness and
help me fly away.
what we're not supposed to talk aboutI could make a story out ofwhat we're not supposed to talk about2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
this. The blackout epiphanies
blinding me like a total eclipse
of any sense of rationality I ever
stole out from my parents' blind spots
when they turned the other way. The
boy I fell half in love with and
my therapist's unassuming questions
about why he was different, the way I
was never beautiful to him but he
still looked me in my bokeh eyes,
betraying and quiet, so that was enough.
My vain addiction to anything
permanently damaging and
more or less glamorous. The dreams
I can't swallow no matter what shade
of delusion they come in, about
the imminent death of stars named
after deader lovers, and places
where the air is intoxicated with
the promise of Ecstasy, or whatever
name heaven goes by after you begin to doubt
the reality of putting one foot in front
of the other will get you anywhere at all.
I could write novels about my path
to self-martyrification and the moments
I cried for no reason except that
I had no reason tor cry. I could write
a mil
why we pity angelsto him;why we pity angels2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
you are afraid of phonecalls. you
are afraid of your own voice, and
opening your ribcage to let
your heart come live on your sleeve.
you are afraid of living without caffeine
or alcohol, whatever the day calls for;
you are afraid of being real
without laughing afterwards, becoming
everything you worked so hard to get
away from, acknowledging all
that you still are. know this:
I am afraid of loud noises.
I am afraid of honesty and drowning,
people I don't know and words
I won't say. I am afraid
of growing old and living alone and
you not accepting me. I am afraid
of myself. In that, we are the same.
to her;
I have the compulsion to grab you
and cup you to me like you are some
half-alive bird, like that sound
as the lazy sun paints you a portrait is
your hummingbird heart and not my own
shallow breaths. in the beginning,
you were my peace of mind. you traced
the contours of my being with a scalpel
and held me up, a shadow puppet,
as the darkest, blackest figures I gav
Hunger PainsIt begins with a bang.Hunger Pains2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
I forget to eat for a few months and
I drown in cheap ideas with pretty names,
the ones they fill books and barren wrists
and stormy heads with, and soon,
moonlight shines from inside
my ribs and I am a lighthouse.
Thank you for the things you gave me,
intrinsically, a knowledge of
how to properly wear
myself. Thank you
for not fixing me.
I used to write about the color
of your voice, always blue-- the sky
before I fell asleep and the morning
dragging me back; I wonder
that you could've loved me better
if you explained who the
Something was that shared your bed
at night, or why insincere words
were your favorite.
My poems still cling to my skin
even when I sleep. even when
I wake, an anchor. even when
I boil myself alive and unfold
like a pallid lily inside your
heavy hands;
and after enough time,
I forget to say goodbye.
I pick the scabs on my hips,
kiss the sorry out of your smile,
and breathe like this air
isn't already a million years old.
california wintersthe tearscalifornia winters1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
I rationed have all
run out. Tuesday comes
up behind me and steals
my breath; my cat snores.
she can't sleep soundly
since she lost her seventh
life. I'm like that, I'm always
worried someone will try to steal
what I've already given away.
I miss color. newsprint sobs
washed me out. I am a
blank canvas, I am a faceless,
I am one
of you. I wake up sweating
and it's winter and I can't
sleep because my memories
follow me between my sheets;
jake still won't listen.
we never knew we were the
lucky ones, we scarred, too. don't
touch me. don't want
me, don't bare my bones
when you think I'm not
watching. I'm afraid of
myself. breathing loud
enough that others know
I exist; you follow me,
open-hearted, bleeding,
needing, laughing, it's
a game. who has lost
the most, we all want
to win; I'm so tired, so scared,
there's no one in the world
who sees me. I can't cry.
we're in a drought.
nakedness and heavy lungsand now, I'm defined by thenakedness and heavy lungs2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
confines of my body, the faults
I carry like misdemeanors against
the ones who translate me in
lines and curves and scars that read
look, but don't touch. now, I'm
busy catching up in revolutions
around the sun and laps within
the indignity of my own mind;
swallowing travesties and memories alike—
the sun in your voice, brightening
me inside as I wake up and breathe
like an eclipsing star, my bones clanking
together like wind-chimes, my legs
giving out like ghost people
who've given up. this is beautiful, this
stripping of layers upon layers
of reality and pretending
I'm not ashamed to stand naked and
quivering before those who judge me
in impersonal numbers and figures
as though I were irrelevant, that I'm not
holding my breath in hopes I will
float away like a balloon, beyond
human comprehension, light and fading
like the handwritten notes and promises
scrawled across every inch of me,
just so I could be forgotten
beauty is a state of mindforgiveness is thebeauty is a state of mind1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
scent the violet leaves
on the foot that stomped it;
I am beautiful in remembrance:
I am beautiful
in a body two sizes too
large, in eyes dilated
with questions (eyes
you cannot name; gray
like the ocean, blue
like the heart, green like
the fever dream I cannot
wake from) I am the
hair of a lion, a wild
thing, ignition upon
tempted glance. I am the skin
you cannot name, always fleeting;
the chameleon
you always see
but never truly take in.
and I know a boy
carved of ivory silence,
with lovei.with love1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
sleepwalking with stars
like bulletwounds, tonight
is for wandering and
loving people I've never met.
I have a hole in my heart for
the boy on my bus who balances
the world on his chin as he sleeps.
I'm drawn to a sunshine girl leaking
beams every time she opens her
mouth to smile. and still, I follow
a boy who walks across clouds;
I want to ask him to send me up
like a balloon.
ways I need to be loved:
a hand heavy on my hip to remind me
gravity is more than an ideal, a
soft kiss to bring me back from
other galaxies, a calm whisper
when I've run out of words
but the silence is too
I'm severely broken up,
fragments of words and
heartscraps and sky-pieces;
crawling backwards through
open windows trying to find
a home. I'm trying but
I was untaught how to
function, I'm trying to
be correct. I'm trying to
be normal. I'm trying to
be correct. I'm trying.
words I need to hear:
I Love You. i love you
i love you i lov
Growing Upit seems that by now I've been diagnosedGrowing Up2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
with a mild case of weightlessness, mindless
drifting past empty homes and the emptier people
that purchased them. I remember conversations
with you about existentialism
and the almost intricate fabric of my mind and
everything in between, and you-- the way you
paused before making a point as
the words defined themselves in your head:
I remember the day I told you I was God.
Creator of all things unimportant, trapped
in the body of a girl with nothing left to give, you
believed me
it must be a beautiful place
inside your head, with a world
that revolves around hope and expectations
the way it was supposed to; all
storybook-perfect like the
wars promise we'll one day
[I'd like to think that every great leader
once cried themselves to sleep wondering
if they'd ever mean anything and
did things to stand out like smoking
or drinking or pretending to be someone
they're not and every morning they'd tilt
something lacking this way comesshe smells of smoke, tastessomething lacking this way comes2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
of cheap dreams and cheaper makeup,
sounds like someone who's used
to giving; her eyes are two
glossy sunsets out of a few
trillion that have set before--
when she shuts them, no one
unfilterediunfiltered2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
i'd tell you I hated you
if you had a voice or a face,
or any sense of tangibility aside
from the spider fingers you use
to crawl through my brain
you are not beautiful, like
all the other poets protest. you
are the red in my eye, like
a pen bled; the ragged to
my fingernails, the hitch of my breath
when it catches in my throat.
before i go, i'll write a million letters (a million
pennies for my thoughts, bitter, embedded
under my tongue) and send them to people
i've never met, telling them how my eyes were blue
when i was little but now are the same gray
i'm choking on, how i am maddie and how that's short
for a name i was never graceful enough for, how
i tell myself stories of lives i'll never live so i
can go to sleep
because when i'm really gone, that's all that'll be left
of me
(it's funny what people
try to justify with words)
you never loved me,
you selfish thing, i wonder why
i wasted so many nights relivin
forgetting how to sleeptake two.forgetting how to sleep2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
a week past the end of the world,
and there's something therapeutic
about not caring. I must've
really messed up in another life. I
wake up shaking and forget to sleep
shaking and hold your hand, shaking,
remembering the moment I became
poison. I feel crazier than ever; cementhead's
good and gone with his plastic wrists
and missing soul. the boy who entertains
his unfriendliest nightmares couldn't
muster up enough innocence
to make it right. (today, he writes
a letter; dear Sophia, he tells me
it doesn't get better. I'm
locked up for a crime I
didn't commit. you did it,
Sophia. you built me
wrong.) but you know me,
I fell in love with a problem I
couldn't fix, a boy blinded
who's never seen the light.
He was a stormy violet but I
am cyan graying with age--
I spent most of my life dying,
and the rest of it wishing I
was someone else. they tell us
only god will see your ugly;
and the girl who swallowed
razorblades can&
what I forgot to sayto the girl who lives like a hurricane:what I forgot to say2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
don't expect to tell me about
your addiction to self-harm and
Nyquil and have me smile;
although, as I shiver from lakewater
and things less tangible, I seem to
acquire a talent for glossing over the list
of things I need to tell you--
your boyfriend
is an asshole. California does not
begin and end in a tiny town where
people operate like clockwork around
the same happy working song. I am not
a fountain of wisdom, and, to be honest,
I can barely understand you over the
thunderstorms in my own brain.
you are beautiful and you are
to the girl I left back in time:
purpose is not a given. I am
the same teenage angst who used
to wear too much eyeliner and
complain about my future
as I'd foretold it-- loveless and whiny,
like me. I am her plus a few more
self destructions and minus
a lot more days to continue striving
alongside you for simple goals and
simple friends and simple memories
I won't remember.
to the girl who see
Dark Matteri.Dark Matter1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
dear sunshine,
you are my bruises. welts
along my wrists, fingertips
dancing on my neck. bluebird,
you were a midnight mistake
leaking over the next morning.
you wept and all
the world called you beautiful;
we kissed the naked silence between your bones,
we watched you drown yourself in vodka and not-so-
secrets, and we brought you back to life;
we held you as you quaked
like a tragedy in its first bloom.
I called you beautiful,
and you used all of me
[I am as naked as the breeze, as
useless as a songbird without
a note. I am as hungry
the tide and as lonely
as the moon who calls
upon it; starlight,
you took all of me,
the negative space
between my
I fell in love
first with the taste
of you-- good weed
and the resurrection
of unmet expectations. when
you kissed my neck, I was
alive; I was a series of
sparks in a vacuum night.
you were a million moths
blooming within my ribcage, you
were the beginning of the story
I was afraid to open. I fell in love
with the goosebumps tha
scraps and sacramentsyou,scraps and sacraments2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
beautiful siren girl with melodies
entangled in her hair: you are
shell-shocked and sea-struck
even though you cannot stand
the sensation of sand beneath
your toes.
you have fingers for prying, picking,
pulling at your skin and nesting
in that hollow space between
your bones. and if anyone asks,
you will swear there are monsters
sleeping in the concaves of your ribs;
there are ghosts beneath your tongue,
embittered, and you are not the words
you speak.
they say there is an answer, little girl
(sometimes you begin to believe you are
a scarecrow on the border of reality
begging people to turn the other way;
and the mirror will agree)
how far have you gone? a feather in
the breeze who won't promise to return
again; there is a wandering warmth in
the hesitation of your harbored fear.
where will you be in six months when
the future has become itself and you
are still astray? little one, no one is like you
in the way you sway to the cadence of a
dissonant night. no one knows your
casual blasphemyfor the past four yearscasual blasphemy2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
I've been in love with a boy
who's too busy loving life to notice
I exist. I don't think he's ever seen me
past his tunnel vision living--
I'm in love with a boy who
wears black gauges and swears
he's a deist who's fed up with
the backwards-fucked system
that governs our lives; he talks to me
about the symbolic importance
of hunger and need and rebellion
and isolationism and death as
Orwell and Golding must have written it,
and, god, I just want to crack open
my ribs so he can see the literary
starvation destroying me, the not-quite
metaphoric devastation of my liver and
paper cuts scarring my heart. I want
him to talk to me about the reasons
we ought to avoid college
and capitalism and commitment and explain
to me what this all really means.
[I want to be so unflinchingly honest
with you that it will be as natural
and sinful as all the others
before, just without the glare
of bare skin and self-hate. I want to tell you
tiny vesselsgod cried for us that afternoontiny vessels1 year ago in Free Verse More Like This
on the rocks, if I could be so
selfish; you had your hands
grasping at my empty vapors before
I'd had the chance to whisper
to you. I see you
shaking. I know you're
hungry and I know
the temperature of your
eyes when you lie. you
said you were lonely.
half-truths are the essence
of symbiotic relationships, your
fingers trailing along my hips,
glacier blue eyes holding me
still. the rapids churned. god
cried for me that afternoon.
he was selfish, too.
things I learned at 11 am while I was half-asleepithings I learned at 11 am while I was half-asleep2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
I'm spending most of my time
not crying, and I'm sorry,
but I don't think I'll ever love anyone
as much as aspirin, or lullabies,
or the cheap wine sold for two dollars a bottle,
or overly-apologetic letters bending over backwards
to make a point of themselves, or the pink petals
blooming on my wrists like flesh and blood miracles,
or the songs named after women
worth loving.
Radical acceptance
is understanding
things may not change,
but you will have to.
I am most alone
surrounded by people
and the buzzing in my head of words
that should have lost their meaning
back when I discovered
they never meant anything
at all.
Dedications are only relevant
to people who appreciate shitty poetry,
or you. Insanity is writing the same thing
over and over and expecting it not
to sound clichéd.
and as much as anyone will swear otherwise,
I am a statistic. A number, an example,
a case study in the manipulation of
narcissism and moving on
reasons why I don't fly awayabove half-hearted streetlights and industrial floodingreasons why I don't fly away2 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
and vague misinterpretations, I cut
a little too deep.
it always comes to this; hungry shivers,
dry voices, heavy breaths as your eyes
fixate upon a set point in the distance
which you label as happiness, a nirvana
in plain view but too far
for your rubber legs to take you there.
back then we were theorists developing
a new frontier; we were two dreamers,
two corpses on a collision course in
the desperate season. you warned me
there weren't enough words to say
beautiful; as it turns out, we
were a slip of the tongue.
I woke this morning
a butterfly. you would like
the sun pouring through my wings and
the feathers collecting
at the foot of my bed.
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William Alexander Hammond American military physician and neurologist
Hammond, William A. (William A.), 1828-1900
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|bibliography of aesthetics and of the philosophy of the fine arts from 1900 to 1932
|Catalogue of antique and modern furniture, grand Oriental carpets, silk rugs, a valuable Sèvres dinner service and numerous other objects suitable for household embellishment and utility removed from the residence of the late Surgeon-General W.A. Hammond ... and from the residence of Mrs. A.E. Martinsen ... to be sold at unrestricted public sale ... April 17th and 18th ... at the American art galleries ... conducted by Thomas E. Kirby, of the American art association, managers.
|Cerebral hyperæmia the result of mental strain or emotional disturbance
|Circular. No. 10, 1862:
|Doctor Grattan. A novel.
|Electro physiology and therapeutics; being a study of the electrical and other physical phenomena of the muscular and other systems during health and disease, including the phenomena of the electrical fishes.
|Exercises at the celebration of the Founder's-day
|Experimental researches relative to the nutritive value and physiological effects of albumen, startch, and gum, when singly and exclusively used as food.
|impuissance sexuelle chez l'homme et la femme
|Insane asylum reform.
|Insanity and the law, 1981:
|Instructions for medical inspectors of the United States Army, 1863:
|Jaunības grēki
|Kā novēršami dzimumu kopdzīves ļaunumi
|Lectures on venereal diseases.
|L'impotenza sessuale nell'uomo e nella donna, 1898:
|Military, medical and surgical essays, prepared for the United States Sanitary Commission, 1862-1864
|Mr. Oldmixon. A novel.
|Neurological contributions
|New York post-graduate medical school and hospital. A memorial meeting on Feb. 23, 1900, in honor of the late Surgeon-General, William A. Hammond, M. D.
|Niemoc płciowa u mężczyzn i kobiet oraz sposoby jej zaradzania
|On pigmentary deposits in the brain, resulting from malarial poisoning.
|On the cause of Vice-President Wilson's death.
|On the Susquehanna; a novel
|On Uroemic intoxication
|On wakefulness with an introductory chapter on the physiology of sleep
|An open letter to Eugene Grissom ...
|Opinion relative to the testamentary capacity of the late James C. Johnston
|Personal recollections of General Nathaniel Lyon.
|The physics and physiology of spiritualism
|Physiological memoirs.
|Preserve your love for science / B. Blustein, 1991
|Reply of the judge advocate, John A. Bingham, to the defence of the accused, before a general court-martial for the trial of Brig. Gen. William A. Hammond, Surgeon General, U.S.A.
|... Report of a committee of the associate medical members of the Sanitary Commission : on the subject of scurvy, with special references to practice in the Army and Navy.
|De rerum inventoribus;
|Sexual impotence in the male
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|Sleep and its derangements.
|Son, bezsonnica i razstrojstva sna. Gigiena noči
|Spinal irritation.
|Spiritualism and allied causes and conditions of nervous derangement
|A statement of the causes which led to the dismissal of Surgeon-General William A. Hammond from the Army; with a review of the evidence adduced before the court.
|Traité des maladies du système nerveux comprenant les maladies du cerveau, les maladies de la moëlle et de ses enveloppes, les affections cérébro-spinales...
|Treatise on diseases of the nervous system
|Treatise on hygiene with special reference to the military service
|A treatise on insanity in its medical relations.
|Treatise on the diseases of the nervous system
|The trial of Daniel McFarland for the shooting of Albert D. Richardson, the alleged seducer of his wife
|Two reports on the condition of military hospitals at Grafton, Va., and Cumberland, Md. ...
|Vaccination. A report read before the American social science association, at New York, October 27, 1869 ...
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I'd rather be in a bar where its quiet enough to have a conversation with someone.
I love watching sports and screaming at the tv the entire time. And watching movies curled up on the couch. Sometimes lazy Sundays are necessary! I'm a fan of doing anything outside that will distract me from the fact that I am somehow 'working out'
I'll root for any of the Pittsburgh sports teams -- even the Bucco's lol. Spending quality time with family and friends. I also enjoy quiet nights in, doing nothing with friends but still having a good time.
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|What she is looking for
|5'3" (160cms)
|5'10" (177cms) to 6'5" (195cms)
|Body type:
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned
|No preference
|Dark brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No preference
|Social Drinker
|No preference
|Education / Teacher / Professor
|No preference
I'm a math teacher... and yes I know that implies I'm a bit nerdy. I love my job and can honestly say that everyday something completely unexpected seems to happen.
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|No preference
|White / Caucasian
|No preference
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|No preference
|Graduate degree
|Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral