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TUCKERWINDER ATHENS COKER, REBECCA Rebecca (Joni) Coker, age 56, of Athens, passed away December 18, 2005. Arrangements by Smith Funeral Home of Winder, GA, 770-867-4553. CONYERS HOOKS, MARGARET Margaret L. Hooks (Peggy), 74, of Conyers, passed away peacefully on December 17, 2005 after a short battle with cancer. She was a graduate of Bass High School where she was a cheerleader. Peggy retired from DeKalb School System 12 years ago as an internal auditor. Her tender and kind heart was admired by all. She loved gardening, crafts, and the outdoors. She was preceded in death by her mother, Katie Little, her father, Milton Little, 5 brothers and 1 sister. She is survived by daughter and son-in-law, Donna and Terry Moncrief of Stone Mountain; son and daughter-in-law, Rick Hooks and Martha Wright of Conyers; son and daughter-in-law, Mike and Michelle Hooks of Kansas; brothers, Emerson & sister-in-law, Virginia Little of Gainesville, GA, C. J. and sister-in-law, Elizabeth of Gainesville, GA; brother, Jack Little of Boyce, La., Victor and sister-in-law, Bertha Little of Oakwood, GA; sister-in-law, Annie Mae Little of McDonough, GA; sister-in-law, Lucy Little of Decatur, GA; numerous nieces and nephews. She is survived by grandchildren, Jeff and Lisa Moncrief, Scott Moncrief, Kacey, and Kristi Hooks, Jonathon Hooks; great grandchildren, Morgan and Jacob Moncrief. She will always be remembered by her great sense of humor. Funeral Services will be held at 1pm Tuesday, December 20, 2005 at Wages Snellville Chapel with Rev. Terre and Jerry Haas officiating (great nephews). Burial will follow at Melwood Cemetery in Stone Mountain, GA. The family will receive friends from 4-8 pm, Monday at the funeral home. Those desiring may make contributions to the Portsbridge Hospice Center, 1374 Manchester Drive, Conyers, GA 30013, in memory of Margaret L. Hooks. Tom M. Wages Funeral Service, Inc., Snellville Chapel, 770-979-3200, www.wagesfuneralhome.com. DACULA DAVIS, KATIE Katie Lou Davis, age 89 of Dacula, died Sunday, December 18, 2005. Funeral Services will be held 11:00 AM, Wednesday, December 21, 2005 in the Lawrenceville Chapel of Tim Stewart Funeral Home. Rev. Larry Wynn and Rev. Richard Wright will officiate. Burial Hebron Baptist Church Cemetery, Dacula. Born in Gwinnett County, Mrs. Davis, was a charter member of the Dacula Rainbow Club and a member of Hebron Baptist Church, Dacula. Mrs. Davis was preceded in death by her husband William "Little Will" Brown Davis, Children, Marvin Douglas Davis and Margaret Carolyn Davis. Survivors include: Children: Kaye Winnell Aikens, Merle & Thomas Stephens, all of Dacula, Linda & Larry Cox, Royston, Judy & Jim Day, Norcross, Barry & Patsy Davis, Jerry & Candace Davis, all of Dacula; Sisters-in-law: Joyce Reed, Rebecca, Betty Reed, Warner Robins, Tommie Reed, Macon, Charlotte Reed, Ashburn, Frances Reed, Lawrenceville; Grandchildren: Tracy Drake, Jason Cox, Scott Stephens, Jad Davis, Jessica Day, Hope Davis, Johnathan Day, Joshua "Frankie" Davis, Kenny Davis; Great Grandchildren: Taylor Drake, Robbie Drake, and twins, Justin & Jared Cox; Several Nieces and Nephews. Family will receive friends from 11AM-9PM, Tuesday, December 20, 2005 at the Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 300 Simonton Road, Lawrenceville, Georgia 30045, 770-962-3100. DECATUR KNOX, BETTY Betty Knox, 62, of Decatur, GA, died Saturday, December 17, 2005. Arrangements by Bill Head Funeral Homes and Crematory Lilburn/Tucker Chapel, 770-564-2726. JEFFERSON GRAHAM, RAYMOND Mr. Raymond Wayne Graham, age 44 of Jefferson, Georgia died Saturday, December 17, 2005. Arrangements by Evans Funeral Home, Jefferson, Georgia, 706-367-5467. LAWRENCEVILLE ARCHER, JOHN John M. Archer, age 80 of Buford, formerly of Lawrenceville, died Sunday, December 18, 2005. Funeral Services will be held at 3:00 PM Tuesday, December 20, 2005 in the Lawrenceville Chapel of Tim Stewart Funeral Home. Dr. Lamar Holley and Rev. W. C. Corley will officiate. Burial will follow at Gwinnett Memorial Park. Mr. Archer was a life time resident of Gwinnett County, a member of Lawrenceville First Baptist Church, served in active duty in the U. S. Army World War II, retired from DuPont Co., Tucker, and had worked several years at Triple-D-Tooling, Lawrenceville after retiring from DuPont Co. Mr. Archer is survived by his wife: Jackie Archer, Buford; Children: Janice & Tim Puckett, Buford, Jeffrey Archer, Savannah, Joe Archer, Lawrenceville; Grandson: Brian Puckett, Canton; Granddaughter: Jana Puckett, Buford; Brother & Sister-in-law: Mr. & Mrs. Billy (Rose) Archer, Dacula; Sisters & Brothers-in-law: Mr. & Mrs. Claude (Dorothy Dean) Bradberry, Dacula, Mr. & Mrs. Richard (Jean) Sikes & Miss Hazel Archer of Lawrenceville; Sisters-in-laws: Mrs. Emma Jean Archer, Dacula, Mrs. Annie Bob Archer, Alpharetta; Many Nieces & Nephews. Flowers accepted or in lieu of flowers, memorials to Lawrenceville First Baptist Church Building Fund, P.O. Box 228, Lawrenceville, GA 30046. Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 300 Simonton Road, Lawrenceville, GA 30045, 770-962-3100. DUNCAN, DAISIE 12 June, 1912 to 19 December, 2005 Daisie Pearl Freeman Duncan born in Monroe County, Georgia, Mrs. Duncan was well-loved by her large family and an eminent member of the Gwinnett Community for more than 60 years. She is pre-deceased by her parents, Gordon Lee Freeman and Mary Pearl Smith Freeman, her husband of almost 62 years, Mr. Robert F. Duncan, her son, Gordon Robert Duncan, and her six sisters, Mae Webb, Frances Butler, Louise Speir, Georgilee Pettigrew, Ruby Butler and Nancy Wiley. She is survived by her daughter Pearla D. Wall Kennedy, her son-in-law William D. (Bill) Kennedy, her daughter-in-law, Marcia Duncan, her five grandchildren, Chris Duncan, Eddie Duncan, Amy Hager, Mike Duncan, and Alysa Wall, her 4 great-grandchildren, Eric Duncan, Whitney Duncan, Marlena Hager, and Ava Hager, and many beloved nieces and nephews. Mrs. Duncan was an active member of Lawrenceville First United Methodist Church since 1934, where she served as a Sunday School Teacher and a Bible School Teacher, was a member of the Board of Stewards and served for five years as president of the Missionary Society, as well as being an active Circle Leader and member of the Loyal Laborers Sunday School class. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star for more than 60 years, where she served as Worthy Matron and District Grand Deputy. She was a skilled cook and worthy bridge player, Her many hobbies included travel, china painting, sewing and crafting; she was a member of the Georgia Shell Club for many years and won more than one hundred ribbons for her shell art and collections. Among her many charitable activities, she is well loved and remembered for the caps she crocheted for newborns in area hospitals. Mrs. Duncan's life-long passion was genealogy. She began collecting information about her family at age 13, and was a long-time member of the Gwinnett County Historical Society. She researched and established documentation necessary to become a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Daughters of the American Revolution, Daughters of Eighteen Twelve, Daughters of the American Colonists, The National Society Magna Charta Dames, Dame of the Court of Honor, First Families of Georgia, Daughters of Colonial Wars, Continental Society Daughters of Indian Wars, Georgia Society Colonial Dames of the XVII Century, Sovereign Colonial Society - Americans of Royal Descent, The Jamestowne Society, and The Society of Descendants of Knights of the Most Noble Order of the Garter, Among her many famous ancestors, she was able to document her descent from fourteen signers of the Magna Charta and the Emperor Charlemagne, among other royalty. The family will receive visitors at the Lawrenceville Chapel of Tim Stewart Funeral Home on Tuesday, December 20-, 2005 from 4:00 until 6 o'clock in the afternoon. Service will be held at 11 a.m. at Lawrenceville First United Methodist Church on Wednesday, December 21, 2005. Honorariums in the name of Mrs. Duncan may be made to the First United Methodist Church of Lawrenceville. DZIALO, CHRISTINE Christine Ann Dzialo, age 54, of Lawrenceville, passed away Sunday, December 18, 2005. Arrangements by Wages & Sons Gwinnett Chapel, 1031 Lawrenceville Highway, Lawrenceville, GA 30045, 770-277-4550. HARRINGTON, ROBERT Robert B. Harrington, age 78, of Lawrenceville, GA died December 17, 2005. He is survived by his Wife of 54 years: Betty I. Harrington; Daughters and Sons-in-law: Venus and David Stone of Lawrenceville, Sarah and John Scott of McMinnville, TN; Grandchildren: Eric Benjamin Marks of Lawrenceville, Katy Scott of McMinnville, TN; Sisters and Brother-in-Law: Olive Entrekin of Smyrna, Jean and Hubert Brooks of Marietta; Brother-in-Law: Amos Lowery of Smyrna; Brothers and Sisters-in-law: Strahan and Geneva Ivie of Athens, Paul and Marnell Ivie of Clarksville, Doug and Donna Ivie of Clarksville; Several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday, December 19, 2005 at 2:00 at Tom M. Wages Lawrenceville Chapel. Interment Gwinnett Memorial Park. The family will receive friends Monday from 1:00 until service time at the funeral home. Tom M. Wages Funeral Services, Inc., Lawrenceville Chapel, 770-963-2411, www.wagesfuneralhome.com. SOCIAL CIRCLE CRONAN, RICHARD Richard Cronan, age 60 of Social Circle, died Saturday, December 17, 2005. Arrangements by Tim Stewart Funeral Home, 670 Tom Brewer Drive, Loganville, GA 30052, 770-466-1544. STONE MOUNTAIN HENRY, JOSEPH Col. Joseph Robert Henry, USAF Ret., age 79, of Stone Mountain, died Saturday, December 17, 2005. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, December 20, 2005, at 10:00 AM at Mountain Park UMC Chapel in Stone Mountain with Dr. Gary Whetstone and Rev. E. Gail Thompson officiating. Interment will follow on Thursday at Hillcrest Cemetery in Clearfield, PA. A native of Pennsylvania, Col. Henry was an Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts of America and had a distinguished career in the military where at age 17 he enlisted in the Aircorps and began his service during WWII. Some of the highlights of his life were that he attended and graduated from The United States Military Academy (West Point) in 1949 where in 1948 he was an All American walk-on football player. He served as a pilot in both the Korean Conflict and the Vietnam War for which he was awarded the Bronze Star for heroic action under fire in 1968. In 1957 he attended the Air Force Institute of Technology and the Naval War College in 1962. He received an MBA from the University of Chicago in 1963 and was Chief of Launch Operations, Air Force Gemini Program 1963-1966 at Cape Canaveral in Florida. A distinguished graduate of the Air War College in 1970, Col. Henry became the Head of R.O.T.C. at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio and retired in 1976 to start a second successful career as a rancher in South Alabama for 15 years before settling in Stone Mountain in 1990. Col. Henry was preceded in death by his brothers, John Austin and Eugene Lynn Henry, and his parents, Mary Catherine and Eugene Matthew Henry, as well as his fourth child, Matthew Robert Henry. Survivors include: Wife: Sue Henry, Stone Mountain; Children: Mary Jo (Dan) Brooks, Christine Henry, Dr. John Michael (Barbara Leasure) Henry, Cynthia (Pierce) Hodnette, Mark (Robin) Henry; 12 Grandchildren; 4 Great Grandchildren. Col. Henry was a loving husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Monday, December 19, 2005, from 6-8 PM. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to your favorite veterans charity. Horis A. Ward, Stone Mountain Chapel, 770-381-5722. SUGAR HILL CRAWLEY, LUCY Ms. Lucy Lawana Crawley, age 77, of Sugar Hill, GA passed away on Sunday, December 18, 2005. She is survived by her: Daughters and Sons-In-Law: Donna Crawley, Sugar Hill, GA, Debra and George Andrews, Dallas, GA, Crystal and Dave O'Connell, Roswell, GA; Sons and Daughter-In-Law: Mike and Dolly Crawley, Buford, GA, John Bagwell, Douglasville, GA; 9 Grandchildren: Chad Crawley, Heather Crawley, Casey Crawley, Claire Bagwell, Shawn O'Connell, Alex O'Connell, Brady O'Connell, Shannon Greeson, and Marcie Tinsley; 4 Great Grandchildren; Sisters and Brother-In-Law: Martha Dubois, Sylvania, GA, Mary and J. W. Anderson, Savannah, GA; Several Nieces, Nephews and Cousins. Ms. Crawley was born in Pembroke, GA. She was a homemaker and also worked for Pineapple Interior Designs in Norcross, GA. She was a member of Shadowbrook Baptist Church in Suwanee, GA where she was also a member of the Fidelis Sunday School Class. Funeral service will be held on Wednesday, December 21, 2005 at 11:00 a.m. at Shadowbrook Baptist Church with Rev. Bobby Linkous officiating. Interment in Broadlawn Memorial Gardens, Buford, GA. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Tuesday evening from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Arrangements by Junior E. Flanigan of Flanigan Funeral Home and Crematory, Buford, GA, 770-932-1133, www.flaniganfuneralhome.com. SUWANEE PERRY, LEWIS Mr. Lewis F. Perry, age 81, of Suwanee, GA passed away on December 19, 2005. Surviving are: Wife of 56 Years: Mrs. Dovie Samples Perry, Suwanee, GA; Daughters and Sons-in-Law: Patricia and Hoyt Fox, Suwanee, GA, Jessie and Greg Hannah, Buford, GA; Sons and Daughters-in-Law: Charles and Judy Perry, Suwanee, GA, Barry Perry, Suwanee, GA, John and Pennie Perry, Suwanee, GA; 12 Grandchildren: Frankie Perry, Suwanee, GA, Bucky and Amber Perry, Suwanee, GA, Randy and Katie Perry, Buford, GA, Chris and Mia Fox, Macon, GA, Kim and Keith Franks, Braselton, GA, Joey and Dawn Perry, Suwanee, GA, Monica Perry, Suwanee, GA, Iris and Adam Keith, Lee, MA, Philip Hannah and Luke Hannah, Buford, GA, Melissa Calvert, Suwanee, GA, Cliff and Jodi Calvert, Auburn, GA; 7 Great Grandchildren; Sister: Mrs. Ruby Daniel, Cumming, GA; Brothers and Sister-in-Law: Claude and Lurline Perry, Atlanta, GA, Bill Perry, Cumming, GA, Paul Perry, Atlanta, GA; Several nieces, nephews and cousins. Mr. Perry was a native of Forsyth County, GA. He was a World War II veteran of the U. S. Army. He was retired from General Motors Assembly Plant after 25 years of service and was a member of U.A.W. Local 10. He was a member of Shadowbrook Baptist Church in Suwanee, GA. He was an avid gardener. Funeral service will be held on Wednesday, December 21, 2005 at 3:00 p.m. at the Chapel of Flanigan Funeral Home with Rev. Bobby Linkous officiating. Interment in Level Creek United Methodist Church Cemetery, Suwanee, GA. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Tuesday from 12:00 Noon - 9:00 p.m. Arrangements by Junior E. Flanigan of Flanigan Funeral Home & Crematory, Buford, GA, 770-932-1133, www.flaniganfuneralhome.com. TUCKER SCARBROUGH, ROY Roy B. Scarbrough, age 86, of Tucker, GA, passed away Sunday, December 18, 2005. Arrangements by Wages & Sons Gwinnett Chapel, 1031 Lawrenceville Highway, Lawrenceville, GA 30045, 770-277-4550. WINDER COBB, HELEN Helen Marie Cobb, age 78, of Winder, passed away December 18, 2005. Arrangements by Smith Funeral Home of Winder, GA, 770-867-4553. HELTON, JOE Joe Allen Helton, age 79, of Winder, passed away December 17, 2005. Arrangements by Smith Funeral Home of Winder, GA, 770-867-4553. MCDOUGAL, DUB W.M. "Dub" McDougal, age 70, of Winder, passed away Saturday, December 17, 2005. Arrangements by Smith Funeral Home of Winder, GA, 770-867-4553.
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Typically, I remove the motor to get the broken pieces out of the antenna gear mechanism. If not, there is a chance the the new antenna mast will jam. Once the motor free of all the gear pieces, then you turn the radio on, then you feed in the mast until it stops, then you have some one turn off the radio and the motor should suck in the rest of the mast. it may take awhile to get just the right angel so the teeth mesh properly, but a few tries and you should be able to do it.
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Cops inspected the landscaping below Budnytska's fourth-story balcony on the off-chance she might have been lowered or dropped from there, unseen by the security cameras.
Foote also began following other leads, including interviewing the hotel's night manager, George Perez, who had a master key to all the rooms.
Perez attracted investigators' attention because he was seen on hotel surveillance video talking with Budnytska at the hotel front desk "several times," Foote said.
Then, at 2:16 a.m., there was an odd encounter -- Perez left the front desk unattended and went into the elevator with Budnytska. He was gone for approximately 15 minutes, and then returned to the desk -- alone.
Perez initially told Foote that he helped Budnytska into her room because she was intoxicated. In fact, he later admitted that he'd been socializing with Budnytska.
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27 Enlong8th Mar 2012 10:10:10 PM from The Underground Facility , Relationship Status: is commanded to WANK!
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Was thinking about my answer: does it count if the game over isn't different from any other game over? Because the one I listed isn't, but the circumstances mean that your character isn't dead (like any other game over would have), and in fact, would most likely have a better life than he would have if he'd won. Indeed, everything would have been better, in all time periods.
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28 Bookyangel24388th Mar 2012 10:23:04 PM from New York City
Remove the & and the feature=related?
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29 LatverianBadger8th Mar 2012 11:12:01 PM from The Woolie Hole , Relationship Status: How YOU doin'?
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I'm pleasantly surprised no one has made this somewhat mandatory joke but..... Game Over YEEEEAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!! Curses!! I acted too hastily!
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30 lalalei20018th Mar 2012 11:16:06 PM from At my computer.
No spaces.
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The Protomen enhanced my life.
31 BearyScary8th Mar 2012 11:22:35 PM , Relationship Status: Above such petty unnecessities
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32 absolclaw9th Mar 2012 12:13:51 AM from Castelia City
Final Fantasy XIII-2, where the lead characters die by falling over undramatically was extremely satisfying compared to the game's default ending.
edited 9th Mar '12 12:14:10 AM by absolclaw
My movie made $28 billion. Where's my share.
33 Reflextion9th Mar 2012 12:36:45 PM from Nowhere , Relationship Status: Shipping fictional characters
Chrono Cross: Finding out that Serge was basically Ret Gone'd from the multiverse, as opposed to... whatever the fuck happens in the ending.
There needs to be a word for those brief moments of clarity where you realize just how profoundly weird your life is.
34 Mukora9th Mar 2012 12:41:08 PM from a place , Relationship Status: Coming soon to theaters
Not really a game over, but I prefer the ending to Dragon Age: Origins where The Warden dies to the other endings. They aren't bad, but I like my endings a bit bittersweet. Also, having sex with Morinth.
35 lolacat10th Mar 2012 10:20:43 PM from Vancouver Island
Dead? You thought wrong
Having sex with Morinth is hilarious because it's so obvious she's tricking you into melding with her and yet some players take every she says at face value. Also her caption for the character page used to say "Come into my van Shepard, I have candy."
edited 10th Mar '12 10:21:12 PM by lolacat
Seeing all these piss ant tropers trying to talk tough makes me laugh. If Matrix were here, he'd laugh too.
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That caption needs to be restored xD
edited 10th Mar '12 11:07:00 PM by Anfauglith
Instead, I have learned a horrible truth of existence...some stories have no meaning.
37 lolacat10th Mar 2012 11:32:58 PM from Vancouver Island
Dead? You thought wrong
Indeed. The person who removed it has no sense of humour.
edited 10th Mar '12 11:33:11 PM by lolacat
Seeing all these piss ant tropers trying to talk tough makes me laugh. If Matrix were here, he'd laugh too.
38 SuperFrost11th Mar 2012 03:32:19 PM from San Fernando Valley, California
Creative, Black, Nerdy
Losing to Final Bison as Birdie. Really... I'd rather Bison just take me by force to the Psycho Drive and have another shot at being in future games than to stupidly walk right in there, get arrested and never be seen again...
edited 11th Mar '12 3:33:05 PM by SuperFrost
39 Smasher11th Mar 2012 05:27:12 PM from Pakistan, Ohio , Relationship Status: Yes, I'm alone, but I'm alone and free
Mr. Saturn's video:
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If a chicken had lips, could it whistle?
40 Bookyangel243823rd Mar 2012 07:11:53 PM from New York City
@Enlong: Is there a video of the scene that plays when you lose the tournament in Live A Live?
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41 ChrisX23rd Mar 2012 10:13:15 PM , Relationship Status: Singularity
Douchebag Sniper
When you think of Arakune's bad end, it might make sense a bit. However, if you dig even deeper, you'd start realizing why it's a bad end when used in conjunction with Litchi's bad end: While he mind wiped Litchi, he practically dooms her for a life that will eventually ends very shortly and will turn her into the next him definitely because she lost any drives to cure herself. Making her forget about him and lead a good life sounds VERY sweet on paper, but it leads to one Fridge Horror. So... yeah, I think he's better off not mindwiping her.
You have to get to the bottom of this, or else everything will be over before you come to terms to it. If you don't, then to hell with you!
42 Archereon23rd Mar 2012 10:42:38 PM from Everywhere.
Ave Imperator
Getting shot by TIM at the end of ME 3, or even getting shot earlier by Marauder Shields in the Climax of ME 3. The endings are that bad.
edited 27th Apr '12 9:36:32 PM by Archereon
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43 GrungeSaladin0925th Mar 2012 09:47:48 PM from a mountain
Visual Novel example: In Swan Song I preferred every single end (including the bad ones) to the Normal End, in which every single character dies. Save one who more than likely kills herself afterwards.
Banjo-Kazooie. Especially knowing that Tooty was written out of the series after this game, we can safely sacrifice her beauty in an effort to reduce the hostilities (and outright murders) in upcoming years and earn Spiral Mountain a Hot Witch to boot. (After all, even Mumbo forgot about his grudge after seeing her like that.)
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Women in the control group also attended the education sessions, but they did not receive visits and supportive services from the ASHA. They received only standard protein supplementation, not the high-protein supplements of the intervention group.
Among the women in the AL group, the researchers found significant increases in therapy adherence and CD4+ T-cell levels, as well as significant reductions in internalized stigma, avoidance coping and depressive symptoms, compared with the control group. The women in the AL group also showed significant increases in body mass index, muscle mass and fat mass, compared with the other women.
The pilot study holds promise for rural women and other populations afflicted by HIV/AIDS, Nyamathi said.
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- Cartoon Characters: Hank Hill, Boomhauer, Peggy Hill, Bobby Hill, Luanne Platter, Joseph Gribble, Dale Gribble, Bill Dauterive, Kahn Souphanousinphone, Sr., Principal Moss, Minh Souphanousinphone, Kahn "Connie" Souphanousinphone, Jr., Curator, Sheriff.
- Voice Actors: Mike Judge, Kathy Najimy, Pamela Adlon, Wally Wingert, Julianne Buescher, Jill Parker, Lisa Jane Persky.
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The Prius. A car for the driver who knows nothing about automobiles, and even less about the environment. I have no problem with hybrids. I love technology. But the Prius? It's the environmental elitist's Ferrari. A car dripping with self-satisfaction and stinking of smug. Intentionally ugly, yet still self-important.
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Favorite thing:
One of the best things that the French left behind in Vietnam is the cafe culture. On the streets, whether day or night, you will find pockets of people sitting around enjoying their cup of freshly brewed Vietnamese coffee. Even when it was way past midnight, on a deserted street within the Old Quarter, I saw young people seated on low stools sipping coffee, smoking and chatting quietly,
The one pictured is actually a shop that I didn't get to visit, but our tour bus passed by it a few times and this time, I managed to get a picture of it.
Fondest memory: How I lurve Vietnamese Coffee... the Arabica Beans which are grown in the highlands are hand - roasted with butter and afterwards a touch of vanilla is thrown in. The coffee is strong and robust with a slight bitter aftertaste that lingers on your tongue. Quite delicious when drunk with a spoonful of thick, creamy, sweet condensed milk. I miss it! ~sigh~
Favorite thing:
Viet Nam is still officially a communist country and of course, Vladimir Ilitch Oulianov has his statue or monument somewhere; preferably on a place easy to find, where the visitors can pay respect. The monument here is in Lenin Park, a small park just opposite to the Museum of military history and the Flag tower, on Dien Bien Phu Avenue.
Interesting in Hanoi is that Viet Nam has a long independence history, occupied from time to time by Chinese or French, it is an old nation, fought fiercely for independence, but the Vietnamese do not forget their big brother who helped them; I did not find a monument to other foreign communists (I think of Mao, of course. . . Chinese and Vietnamese fought against each other in the end seventies. . . ). There are not a lot of foreigners but this music is listened a lot in Vietnam (a French version for a small return of history!).
You may see in my other writings about military history, military training of school children, etc. . . and in Hanoi, if you walk around you will see lots of other monumental statues displaying anonymous or famous heroes (picture 2 near Hoan Kiem Lake, pictures 3 and 4 at the eastern end of Pho Phan Din Phung avenue, picture 5 at Dong Xuan market) , they are mostly militaries, fighters, guerilleros, insurgents, etc. . . . Viet Nam is a fighters country, no surprise they are independent and proud of it!
Favorite thing: Judging from the amount of motorcycles on the road in Hanoi, they must surely be the king of the road. At any one time, there are swamps of motorcycles on the roads especially the Old Quarter area, and crossing the roads (some of them do not have traffic lights) is an adventure in itself (see my warining section on how to cross road in Hanoi). Why are there so many motorcycles? Contrary to what you might think, this is not because the people of Hanoi cannot afford cars. According to my Vietnamese friends, the main reasons are because motorcycles are easier to move on the roads of Hanoi which are mostly quite narrow. Secondly, parking a car is a big problem in Hanoi as parking space is limited and very very expensive to the locals.
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All over the streets of Hanoi you will see locals sitting on little stools on the sidewalk drinking glasses of beer that comes from a small keg. This beer is called Bia Hoi, and while of generally poor quality, it is definitely the cheapest tipple in town at roughly US$0.25 per glass.
Just take an available stool and allow the friendly proprietor to poor you glass after glass after glass of bia hoi. Then see if you can stike up a conversation with any of the locals around you. A truly unique experience.
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Lakes are important landmarks in Hanoi, but not only! The old city developed between the western bank of the Red River and Hoan Kiem Lake; later, many temples, pagodas and palaces were built on the shores or islands of the nearby lakes, mainly West lake (Ho Tay Lake), where the breezes freshened a bit the air during the hot days. Also, many divinities in Buddhist religion are linked to water.
Today, the lakes have more "practical" uses: tanks for rainwater and water for household or industrial use (after treatment), waste intake, wastewater treatment ponds. . . . Well, the water does not look very clean, in general, but there are usually parks or gardens around, small restaurants, tea houses. . . It is very relaxing and pleasant to walk on the shores of the lakes, have a rest from the hectic traffic and the noise.
The map (picture 2) shows lakes I visited, once, or several times, and the small stars show other lakes; there are lots, and you are never far from one of them.
Picture 1: Hoan Kiem Lake, looking north, and Tortoise tower.
Picture 3: Fishing on Ho Tay Lake
Picture 4: "Swans" on Ho Tay Lake
Picture5: Young people like to meet. . . . and more on the quiet shores of the lakes.
Favorite thing: When I was exploring the compounds of the famous Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum in December 2006, I was lucky to be able to spot the marching of guards at the mausoleum, probably doing some guard changing ceremony. The compounds of the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum and its surroundings are very big and consist of many other attractions such as the Presidential Palace, Botanical Gardens, Ho Chi Minh Stilt House, Ho Chi Minh Meseum, One Pillar Pagoda, Ba Dinh Square etc. I would suggest that if you have the time, you need to spend at least one day to fully visit all the attractions here.
Favorite thing: Ok crossing the street in Vietnam is one scary thing whether you are in the South or North. You seriously feel like you are doing a challenge on Fear Factor. But believe me it can be done. Basically you wait until you see a small clearing in the chaos of the traffic and then you go. Once you decide to go there is no turning back. DO NOT STOP IN THE MIDDLE OF A VIETNAMESE STREET OR INTERSECTION! The traffic will weave itself around you. The first several times are very scary, but by the middle of your trip you will find it no problem.
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After playing Command & Conquer Game for years, this is my first time seeing propaganda tower speakers (see red circles) attached on street lamp poles.
Although the war is long ended, these speakers still there must be serving some purposes. I had never seen any of these back in my country.
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Before the Water Puppetry makes it to theater and made known to international market, it is just a form of entertainment for local farmer during the flooding season of the fields.
It was much later played in some ceremonies and eventually makes it to theater.
Favorite thing: Ok I thought that it was very ironic that in Hanoi in order to pee you have to pay. It would be different if I was peeing in a beautiful pristine porcelain toilet, but literally you are paying to urinate in a hole in the ground. It only cost about 2000 VND but if you don't have the money the attendant standing guard won't let you in.
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Tourist map is scarsely available at airport and hotels (especially those old and small ones). Do buy a tourist map if you find it difficult to move around and out of the Qld Quarters with your incomplete map.
It costs USD1 for a tourist map which consists of Hanoi,Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) and Vietnam travel map at local book store. I bought one at book store opposite Camellia 4 hotel at Hang Giay street.
Favorite thing: You will find that it is very easy to get about in Vietnam. One of the great things is if you are lost just look up at any of the many businesses you may be standing in front of. All of the buildings in the city have the street number and name of the street right on the front of the building in English. So when lost, just look up.
Favorite thing: Ok in the US if you are driving and someone honks their horn at you, sometimes it can cause a driver to go into road rage. However in Hanoi everyone beeps their horn. Seriously it got to the point that I thought the people beeped their horn just to say hi. You will learn soon to tune it out.
Favorite thing: Seeing the sights and sounds of a Vietnamese market is an experience for sure! You will recognize many items -- but not others. And the fish are incredible! Here we have some of the peppers that give Viernamese cuisine it's fire:)
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The kids here are gorgeous . Always ready to say hello to us westerners. They have the most beautiful little faces. But before I took a photo I always asked the adult they were with if it was ok to do so.
Fondest memory: The friednly hellos we got from the children. My husband has tattoos and everyone was facinated and wanted to touch them.
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There's not much to explain, really. There are people who need help, and warmth. I know how to help that.
Saturday, March 19th
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Come tie quilts to be donated to Japan. If you have twin or larger sheets, batting, or yarn you can donate, bring those as well.
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Anyone who comes to help for at least an hour, or who donates materials will be entered to win a prize.
Please, if you're in the Utah valley area, consider coming to help, if you're not in the area, please donate as you are able to whatever relief effort you can.
Comment with any questions. Pass the word along to anyone who is willing to help.
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good for the soul
I can't be the only person who does this.
There's just something about seeing those pretty little fat quarters all stacked up in color order. Good for the soul, and all that.
Another thing that's good for the soul?
And of course, while we're talking about fabrics, here's some I haven't found a worthy enough project to cut into yet.
I'm a sucker for Hope Valley. It's getting to be increasingly more expensive to feed my addiction, seeing as it's out of print.
Another good thing? Prairie Grass Patterns is being featured over at Simply Utah today, and I think you may just be able to find a one day special discount code…but you'll have to go check it out for yourself. I'll tell you though, if you've been wanting to pick up a few (or all *wink wink*) of my patterns, today is definitely the day to do it.
And now for one bad thing. Broken nice camera. Battery dead on point and shoot. Ya'll are getting iPhone pix. Sorry friends. It's not very fun for me either.
I guess I'll just have to go rearrange some fat quarters.
international quilt market 2011: the nerves edition
I've been quilting up a storm over here, getting ready for my first appearance this spring at International Quilt Market. Lucky for me, it is being held nearly in my backyard—Salt Lake City–only 40 minutes from my home. I'm so excited and so nervous as I'm making my preparations. Since I've never been to market before, there's the fear of the unknown, of course, along with the "What did I get myself into?" feelings, too.
I'm really excited to meet with the shop owners and show them my patterns–but at heart I'm a pretty quiet, introverted person. It's going to be a stretch for me to socialize for several days straight. Hopefully, I'll get caught up in the incredible energy there has to be when that many people passionate about something are in the same room, and just fly right past the nerves. That's what I'm crossing my fingers for.
I'm really interested in your opinions, though. If you have ever attended market, what booths did you love and why? What display styles were effective for you as a shop owner, to really show you if a pattern would work for your shop? Are there incentives that would motivate you to order right there on the spot? If you're not a shop owner, but went to a show expecting to buy a quilt pattern or two, what would help you choose which to purchase? What would you expect to see, hear, experience?
Thanks for helping a girl out.
thanks, groundhog.
I love the snow, I really do.
That is to say, I love fresh, falling, white snow.
By February, there is nothing fresh or white about the snow around here.
I'll spare you pictures, you'll just have to believe me.
That old groundhog, though, seems to think we're moving on to warmer things.
I tend to agree.
And it may or may not have to do with the three bouquets of fresh flowers that are currently gracing my home.
Here's to you, Puxatawney Phil.


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Fritz Wunderluch regularly sang the tenor part in Ludwig van Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, but he never recorded it on LP before his premature death. His presence and performance make this live recording of a 1962 concert at the Heissischer Rundfunk a true rarity. This fine recording melds Wunderlich's fine cantabile singing with other top notch vocalists and instrumentals, but beyond this this offers audiophile attraction as a 1st Master Release on Audite.Notes & Reviews:
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A backyard barbecue is as American as the Fourth of July and fried chicken, but it's also as Argentinean as gauchos and the tango. To South Americans, the barbecue, or asado, is nearly a sacred rite, where no practitioner would ever perform the ultimate blasphemy—cooking with gas. For them, it's all about the open flame, as it should be for you, too. And if you want to do it right (and you should), Grillworks, a Michigan-based manufacturer of specialty grills, can give you all the tools you'll need.
Ben Eisendrath, the owner and CEO of Grillworks, was introduced to international methods of barbecuing as a youngster. His father, who worked as a foreign correspondent for Time magazine in the 1960s and '70s, frequently brought the family along on assignments, and the grilling ritual in Argentina had a lasting impression on his son. Eventually the elder Eisendrath settled down in northern Michigan, where he tinkered with grill inventions that would allow him to cook with fire. He finally felt he got it right with a stainless-steel model that he dubbed the Grillery and subsequently patented. Now, more than 30 years later, Ben runs the family business, which produces his father's invention in various forms (beginning at $2,750).
The company's largest grill—and its flagship model—the Infierno, is a restaurant-grade monster that took two years to develop. The grills are available as either freestanding units or custom built-in projects, which are quoted individually. The grill features a fire cage in the center, where the grill master places whole pieces of wood, and a chimney-type draft helps the wood to burn hot and fast. Coals soon fall off into the hearth beneath, where the cook can then scoop them over to one or both of the grill stations at the side. "The fire cage acts as a blast furnace in the center," Eisendrath explains.
Having two stations means different types of foods can be cooked simultaneously using different intensities of heat. The grills can be cranked up or down at least 16 inches with a wheel, which allows the chef to cook over either open fire or coals. Separate subshelves allow for smoking, lower-heat cooking, or warming; and a firebrick lining serves as a hearth for heating or baking. "The Argentineans believe adamantly in creating the coals elsewhere and scooping them over," Eisendrath says. "But in the U.S. we think it's OK to start cooking immediately over the flame."
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This is more proof that you just can't keep a good dog down, even a little one like Daphne. It is also a good lesson to us all that we should never give up on a dog or limit it by our own expectations.
Paralyzed Dog Finds New Home, New Wheels
Daphne the Chihuahua runs, plays in the grass, and even ignores her owner at times to run off in pursuit of objects of interest. Daphne doesn't seem to notice that she is not like other dogs – she's just going about her life and finding happiness. She is a cheery little dog, and for the first time in over a year she is able to wag her tail to show the world how great she feels.
Daphne was paralyzed in an accident in 2009. She was taken to a California animal shelter with a broken back after being struck by part of a falling fence. She was unable to walk or control her bladder. Brenda Southerland of HOPE Small Animal Rescue took Daphne in to care for her while a permanent home was sought.
Daphne found her new home when Angie Flores, who works at Abby's Dog and Cat spa in Modesto became a temporary caretaker for the paralyzed pooch. Flores fell in love decided to adopt her. A community fund drive eventually raised enough funds for a custom wheelchair. Now Daphne is on the roll, and to watch her, one would think she was born with that wheelchair permanently attached.
"When people see her I say 'don't feel sorry for her, because she's happy,'" Flores said.
12 comments
October 19, 2010 9:59 amPosted 4 years ago
October 19, 2010 10:03 amPosted 4 years ago
What a little doll – go Daphne!!!
We are having problems with watching any videos on our MacBook, can't figure out what is wrong, but they all stop and start over and over – driving us crazy. So we haven't been able to watch a lot of your videos lately:(
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October 19, 2010 11:11 amPosted 4 years ago
Animals are so resilient. and loving.
October 19, 2010 12:22 pmPosted 4 years ago
Oh the things one can learn from animals if one paid attention.
Daphne is living proof it is not the problem that is the issue it is how one handles it! Life is too short to waste it having a 'pity party'!!!
Madi and Mom
October 19, 2010 1:25 pmPosted 4 years ago
BRAVO! BRAVO! BRAVO! Way to go Daphne! Dogs can and DO live quality lives even with disabilities- Daphne and so many others are such wonderful examples.
Dogs do not feel sorry for themselves and adjust and go on with life. They teach us what life is all about.
Barbara & Frankie the Walk 'N Roll Dog
October 19, 2010 6:23 pmPosted 4 years ago
Go Daphne!!! Congrats on your new home and family!!! Brenda & Angie are an example to sooo many people for looking into the soul of that little girl, and not only her "looks", it´s great that Daphne got her second chance
October 19, 2010 11:40 pmPosted 4 years ago
Such a beautiful little baby. He looks like he runs the show.
November 30, 2010 7:25 pmPosted 4 years ago
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Year after year, its been the same old story for the Baltimore Orioles: Hope springing eternal during camp in Sarasota, followed by a plop to the bottom of the AL East standings when the real games begin. The arrival of no-nonsense, veteran skipper Buck Showalter at the end of the 2010 campaign provided a tease with a sensational late-season finish. But after a promising start in 2011, the team that hasnt won 70 games since 2006 once again plummeted to the cellar So whats the deal this year? At least some of the answer: The deals made by general manager Dan Duquette this past winter have helped make Baltimore the surprise team of the AL East and perhaps all of baseball thus far. And suddenly Orioles fans are dealing with a strange new reality: a month-and-a-half into the 2012 season, their team is playing like a powerhouse in what seems like a year of transition in the notoriously rugged division. The offseason moves combined with standout play by such mainstays as catcher Mat...
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