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I'm not a muslim but my husband and his family are. I have been living in Turkey for 12 years and thought I'd share with you what I have learned about Ramadan.
Ramadan (known as Ramazan in Turkey) is the holiest month of the year in the Islamic calendar, being the month in which the Muslim holy book, the Quran, began to be revealed by God through the Angel Gabriel to the Prophet Muhammad. However, the month is perhaps best known because for Muslims it is the month of fasting, one of the five pillars of Islamic practice.
As the Islamic (Hijri) calendar is lunar-based, Ramadan begins about 10 days earlier each year. This year the fast will begin the evening of Thursday, July 19, 2012, and ends in the evening of Saturday, August 18, 2012. It will be amidst a scorching July/ August (we are havig a heatwave at the moment), and the long summer days mean that the fasts, observed from dawn until sunset, will be about 16 hours long. In the Islamic tradition, fasting means letting nothing pass the lips: no food, drink, chewing gum, tobacco smoke, not even licking an envelope or postage stamp from sunrise to sunset. Observant Muslims also refrain from sexual intercourse during daylight in the holy month. It is also recommended that fasters put in extra effort to avoid sins, such as lying and cheating. Most Muslims, whether strictly observant or not, use the holy month and the stricture of fasting to help them examine their lives, to remind themselves of virtues like charity, compassion and forgiveness. Muslims who are sick or have a medical or physical condition that would make fasting harmful for them (such as pregnancy, diabetes or mental illness) and nursing mothers are religiously exempted from fasting Ramadan.
A typical day for a faster in Turkey begins before dawn. In the middle of the night drummers circulate through towns and villages to wake sleepers so they can prepare Sahur, the big early-morning meal to be eaten before the fast begins again at sunrise. They tend to make their noise around 02:30 and 03:00 am, and they make sure everyone hears them. If you don't want to awaken, you need to have earplugs, close your windows, or both :). Sahur is the name of the pre-dawn meal eaten to fortify for the upcoming day without food.
Ramazan is also a time of celebration, and after sunset the feasting begins with a ceremonial "break-fast" light meal called Iftar.
It always includes freshly-baked flat pidebread, and usually soup, pickled vegetables, olives and other easily-prepared edibles. Elaborate dinners are held later in the evening, many restaurants offer special banquet-like Ramazan menus at night and some restaurants which normally serve alcohol may refrain from doing so during the holy month, offering fruit juices and other drinks instead. The iftar marks the end of a day's fast and leaves the worshipper free of the restrictions of the daytime (except, of course, for sinning) until the next dawn. Suhur and iftar meals are generally eaten in company if at all possible, whether in family homes, school dorms or workplaces.
If you're in Turkey during Ramazan, it's polite to refrain from eating and drinking in public during daylight hours. Rather, do it inside a restaurant, tea house, cafe (some of which will be operating as normal), or other private or semi-private area. Muslim restaurant and cafe staff, who may be fasting themselves, will understand if you are non-Muslim and will be happy to serve you. Some eateries may cover their windows with curtains so as not to distract those fasting by the sight of others eating. Restaurants are less busy at lunch, and there's even less Turkish tea in evidence, which is amazing! Although in the tourist areas you probably won't notice any difference.
Fasting is a physical act with deep intended spiritual meaning, as fasters take a step toward understanding people in need by depriving themselves of essentials like food and water for a brief period of time. In addition to fasting, many observant Muslims spend more time during this month focusing on the Quran and performing extra prayers, as Ramadan is known as well as a great time of forgiveness from God for transgressions. At mosques, believers gather nightly for a special prayer (terawih) performed only during Ramadan, the prayers precede each day of fasting. As days in the Islamic calendar begin at sunset, tonight will be the first night of terawih prayers at mosques, preceding tomorrow's first fast.
Although focused around a serious spiritual element, in Turkey Ramadan is also a time of festivity. Friends and relatives visit one another frequently for iftar dinners and even suhur meals, and local municipalities and civil organisations organise iftars, festivals, book fairs and other activities for children and adults after the sun has set.
Charity is also a major characteristic of this month and believers with sufficient financial resources must donate a minimum amount to charity (this year around 7 tl ), but many donate much more than this, and Turkish charity groups organise sales or fete's for monetary and food aid that is distributed in Turkey and around the world during Ramadan. Many individuals, businesses and even municipalities also host public iftars to feed those who are unable to afford a decent iftar meal.
Ramadan begins with the sighting of the new moon, and ends with the sighting of the new moon that marks the beginning of the next month in the Islamic calendar, Shawwal. The holy month culminates with a three-day holiday, Eid al-Fitr, known as Ramazan Bayramı in Turkish, but thats another post.


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Christmas is a time for giving, compassion, and of course, good will towards men. Yeah right, maybe in the movies. But what about at the movies; a place where people flock en masse, that wonderful holiday spirit in tow, sitting side by side quietly to enjoy the magic of cinema? Nope, that doesn't happen either. Sorry.Believe me, I know. I used to work at a movie theater. And yes, on Christmas Day too. If you have little faith in humanity as it is, I wouldn't recommend waiting on the general public at a movie theater on a major holiday. By the end of your shift you'll be begging for mercy from heaven above. And on Christ's birthday it was not "Merry Christmas" that I heard from John Q. Moviewatcher, not even a "Season's Greeting", my friends. The greetings I was offered were more along the lines of: "Gimme sum'ur butter", or "Jeez guy, this popcorn has too much butter". The little old ladies would come out complaining about how loud the sound was in theater 6. And do I even have to tell you what the young teenyboppers came to complain about? Give yourself a round of applause if you guessed: "Hey dude, the sound is like way low, man!" After each film was over I did receive a few good tidings from the audience such as gum stuck to the seats, popcorn thrown willy-nilly, and the occasional makeshift spittoon met by my nicely polished shoes. Now I know what you adults are thinking, "must have been those darn kids". Not so fast you forty-something do-gooders; the gig is up. I must now reveal the horrible truth! It was in fact the majority of the adults in the audience who thought they had a license to turn a movie house into a pig's pen. You see, the "theater brand" snacks they left behind gave them away. The punk kids snuck in two liter bottles of Coke and boxes of Domino's Pizza. I kid you not. How they did such things I can't reveal but suffice to say that everyone left a tell-tale trace behind; for every box of Sour Patch Kids, a poor lost soul. Just as I had received no good will from my customers, they apparently had none for each other. I was trying to kill the boredom with fellow employees by swigging some slightly modified eggnog behind the concession counter, when a well-to-do white man walked out of theater 1 (right next to our concession counter for those of you who were not there) and demanded that the police be phoned. "It was just a little swig of the old holiday eggnog sir, no need to call the authorities", I was about to blurt out when he explained that a "black man" was, (gasp) "armed" in the back of the theater. When the white guy had asked Mr. Blackman to hush his kids up inside the theater, he replied that "He waz a gangsta", and "I'll shoot ya'". Our manager promptly took the guy out of the theater and after the police arrived it was determined that the only thing this man had in his possession was two little kids, no firearms. But with one affluent white man's overreaction and subsequent statement to police, the poor man and his children were still kicked to the curb, movie unfinished, and tickets un-refunded. Who knows what was really said inside the theater, but if people can't spread some cheer and brotherly love on Christmas Day, then when else? And in a movie theater of all places, where all you have to do is sit there in silence and pay attention from the raising action to the d?nouement. You might be interested to know that I would have given that man the "Best Customer of the Day" award had there been such a thing. Not only was he polite and a seemingly sweet father to his son and daughter, but he was one of those rare individuals who did not feel the need to complain about the price for refreshments (If I had a quarter for every time somebody wanted to be a comedian about the price of popcorn I wouldn't have to slave over this column for my lowly "take home" pay). Needless to say that "Gangsta" was not my first impression of the man and if my memory serves me, he may have actually wished me a Merry Christmas. o if you take in a flick tomorrow, be nice and courteous to those around you. Say please and thank you to the people who are kindly waiting on you. Adopt a belief that miracles don't just happen on the silver screen and that you just might make it to the end credits without a crying baby or a Sour Patch Kid to the head. And some of you may want to make that News Year's resolution early and lay off that oily popcorn butter. You know who you are. Zach Porter is a photographer for the News Daily. He can be reached at (770) 478-5753 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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LOS ANGELES — You've got the beat the champion before you can be the champion.
The Cal Lutheran football team acted on the first part of that formula Saturday night, and now is in the driver's seat for the second part.
With their 24-14 win at reigning champion Occidental, the Kingsmen (6-1, 4-0) took over sole possession of first place in the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and are just two wins from earning a conference title and the team's first playoff berth in 27 years.
A dominant performance by CLU's defense — which yielded just 216 yards and one offensive touchdown — was backed up by just enough big offensive plays to give the Kingsmen their second win over Occidental (5-2, 3-1) in the last seven meetings.
The biggest offensive play — and the decisive one — came at the moment when CLU needed it most.
After Occidental scored on an 87-yard Jordan Washington punt return with 7:26 remaining, cutting CLU's lead to 17-14, the Kingsmen answered on the first play after the ensuing kickoff, as quarterback Jericho Toilolo hit Eric Rogers for a 74-yard touchdown on an out-and-up pattern. That reestablished CLU's 10-point lead and, as it turned out, finished off the Tigers.
"We had beaten that corner three times on that out route to Eric Rogers," said Toilolo. " He stepped up big for us.
"We gave them a hard pump fake; Eric ran a great route, sold it hard and got upfield, and made a catch."
Toilolo nearly doubled his yardage on that play, finishing 11 of 23 for 154 yards. Rogers had three of the catches, for 91 yards.
"It was a good job for our linemen to hold long enough for (Toilolo) to get it off to me," said Rogers. "It was a perfect pass, and I almost got caught, but I got in."
Offensively, the rest of the night belonged to running back Brian Stuart, who carried 28 times for 164 yards, with touchdowns of 44 and 4 yards. But overall, the night belonged to the defense, which helped hold Occidental to the fewest points it has scored against CLU since a 6-0 Kingsmen win in 2002. The defense forced three turnovers — with interceptions by Dennis Clay and Brian Wilson on consecutive passes in the fourth quarter — had three sacks and limited Occidental to a net of 4 yards rushing. The rest of the Tigers' offense came from quarterback Scott Saunders, who was 23 of 39 for 212 yards with a touchdown.
"They were superb," coach Ben McEnroe said of his defense. "Their ability to get them off the field, get key stops, and our ability to run the football on our end — it's a great recipe for success."
Defensive lineman Sawyer Merrill said: "Words can't even explain how that one feels. We played to the end of the fourth quarter, and if we didn't do that, it would have been a different outcome. So it was perfect."
Added lineman Jordan Barta, who had two of CLU's three sacks: "There were 11 people playing on defense exactly how it should have been, and that's the result we get."
CLU was on the wrong side of a field-position battle for much of the first half, but that turned when Josh Oosterhof, punting from Occidental's 45, dropped a kick just outside the goal line that kicked sideways and was downed by Scott Case at the Occidental 2. After the defense held and Occidental punted, CLU took over at the Tigers 44 and scored on the first play, as Stuart turned a run outside and went the distance with 7:11 remaining.
Occidental responded late in the half, scoring on a 12-yard pass from Saunders to Chris Washington with 47 seconds left. That capped a 79-yard drive that was all Saunders — five completions and one run — with the big play a short throw to Jordan Washington that the receiver turned into a 41-yard gain. The Occidental touchdown came on the next play.
CLU took the lead on Stuart's 4-yard run with 4:58 remaining in the third quarter, capping a nine-play, 70-yard drive that followed a big stop by the Kingsmen defense. A interception had ended CLU's first possession and given Occidental possession at the CLU 38, but the defense yielded just 8 yards before the Kingsmen took over on downs.
The Kingsmen extended the lead with 10:34 remaining on a 38-yard Jackson Damron field goal, just four plays after Dennis Clay intercepted a Saunders pass at the Occidental 27.
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New York's hipsters too cool for the census. Apparently, right-wing paranoia's reach wider than ever expected.
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The 'stache is back, and John Stossel was just ahead of his time.
The health-care fight in Massachusetts heats up. Get excited for our own version.
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Sometimes, I wonder where I fit on the career spectrum. I am trained as a CPA and 90% of my daily work involves accounting in some form. However, I am also a programmer who geeks out when I find a new way to automate processes or transform data into knowledge.
My boss made a comment a few weeks ago in a meeting, "If you want to get Jared excited, ask him about two things: 1) His family or 2) SAS." Sometimes, I feel like my two halves are exclusive. I don't know how they fit together. But, then there are days when someone comes to me looking for information (which they have been told was impossible to get), and I can write some code to pull it together in an hour. Those are good days.
Here's the thing. I think programming makes me a better accountant. There is something about starting with a blank slate, then outlining, writing, and debugging code that forces you to think logically.
It also helps me to work more efficiently. I had coffee with a former Deloitte colleague over the weekend. We reminisced about 80 hour workweeks and what we learned from those experiences. We concluded that if there is one thing our Big 4 experience taught us to be, it's efficient. If you were not efficient, you drowned from the sheer volume of work. Efficiency meant I got to have dinner with my wife, instead of staring at workpapers.
There are certain tasks that humans are good at (recognizing patterns), but there are others where computers are far superior. Combing through thousands of records and joining two tables by hand is something I could do. But, I will probably miss something, and it would take days (if not weeks). OR, I could write something that looks like this and let the computer do it in less than a minute with 100% accuracy.
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Each day, accountants are increasingly asked to take on responsibilities that used to be confined to IT (report writing, data analysis, etc.). However, most of my peers rely on Excel for all but the most complicated analysis. How much time and effort is wasted in performing tasks that a computer should really be doing?
This week is Computer Science Education Week. While I don't think all accountants need to learn C++, I think it's time our colleges added basic courses in programming to accounting degrees. Like it or not, our profession is shaped by technology. Simple AIS and MIS courses just aren't enough to prepare students for what is required of them in the workplace, and it will only get more complex from here.


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Dan Harmon, a man who has opinions that WILL BE KNOWN, did really like season 4 of Community, the show he was fired from, then rehired to steer back on course for the upcoming season 5.
It's no surprise that Harmon a)didn't like the show when he wasn't able to be a part of it, and b)is very vocal about this dislike, but what is surprising is that he was able to only use one rape analogy in describing his thoughts on season 4.
In his Harmontown podcast, he offered up this nugget, "It's exciting. There's something exciting about being held down and watching your family get raped on a beach. It's liberating. It makes you focus on what's important."
If you want to really get focused and liberated, pay someone to rape your family. Yup. Sounds like a Dan Harmon interview synopsis, all right.
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Winton Roschach scored three goals Monday night, including the game-winner late in the fourth quarter, as Vero Beach High School's boys lacrosse team defeated previously unbeaten Jupiter 8-7 at Jupiter.
Zach Funk added two goals and one assist for Vero Beach (9-3).
Tyler Martin added two goals and Austin Dupuis had one goal.
Jupiter (7-1) was power-rated No. 1 in Florida by LaxPower.com. Vero Beach, power-rated sixth heading into Monday's game, won its third consecutive game and improved to 3-0 in one-goal games.
Jacob Coleman had five ground balls, Andrew Shapiro won several key faceoffs and Brad Heckman made five saves.
Vero Beach hosts Pine Crest at 7 p.m. Friday.
Vero Beach 17, St. Edward's 3: Alyssa Maes scored three goals and five other players had two goals apiece as the Fighting Indians won a District 19 game at St. Edward's.
Makala Peirce, Ann Elisa Bieber, Kathi Ricci, Kristen Hall and Sydney Murphy added two goals each for Vero Beach (12-1, 2-0 district), which has won 119 consecutive games against in-state opponents.
Gabby Darcangelo, Airea Williams, Lillie Shipley and Olivia Blakeman had one goal apiece.
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please do not try to deal with all this alone. CBeth is right there is no use trying to fight with pain everyday. The stress makes it all worse. Someone has to be looking after you. Is there a doctor that will listen?View Thread
It has made me feel more in control and active n recovery instead of waiting for something to work. I still suffer from pain everyday all day but the walking and this floor work has given me back some control. I have reduced the narcotics by 60mg pr day and less breakthrough. I have cut the Cymbalta in half and the sleeping aid in half.
This life has ruined my relationship too. I am still married but barely. There is someone out there for you who will love you the way you are. First you have to love yourself and find some peace in you. I truly believe your journey is not in vain if we can just find a way to get support to give back a bit. I have your pain at 27 too and I was not as ok with it as I am now.
I am still angry, ashamed and hopeless at times but it does not consume me. I think walking helps....I have 2 full on bunion surgeries last year with 6 pins in and out twice to fix a break in my bunion so I was in a wheelchair for 6 weeks each time and recovery has been slow. I have lost 20 pounds and as long as I get to stretch twice a day for 30-40 mins I live much more peacefully.
You will ge there. lets keep it touch. Just keep on moving. I know it hurs. It hurts me too but every little bit helps.View Thread
Sorry we have been away on holidays. I am ok. Still functional.
I am looking into getting my spine looked at one more time from a doc in Seatlle and trying PROLOtherapy. It is supposed to help with the hypermobility above my lumbar fusion. Maybe this will help? I am am getting a little hopeless but trying to stay positive.
How are you doing.? I won't be back on computer for a few days but Ill be thinking of you too being functional.
Honestly I want to live life and not just cope with life. Crazy ?
LisaView Thread
I feel like my mom thinks I live in my head too much, although there are lots of reasons to have this pain just no treatments that are worth the risk another fusion, chiari malformation decompression surgery.....
It is all very frustrating. You probably know. Thanks again.
Ill keep ya posted on SEattle.View Thread
I too am having a hard time distinguishing what is causing my pain. I have been taking a break from doctors, writing about it and focusing on it trying not to let it define who I am . I was reading a great book called,,,,Why People Don't Heal (can't remember the author) also, The Brain That Changes ITself. Both very good.
The Sarcoid is auto immune and I had a biopsy of my lymph nodes in my sternum....It wouldn't account for the muscle pain, that moves throughout my body in little hard tight lumps that honestly sting...legs, stomach arms...excersize has helped but I can't sit still or relax. The pain is maddening when I am not moving around. I get restless leg over 50% of each day and headaches everyday lasting 10minutes to 10 hours depending on how I cope with it (bad ones..migraine onsets). My spine hurts to take a deep breath and my legs feel like they are soaking in battery acid.
I guess that why I don't talk much about how I feel. I have a lot of support and my life is mostly coping with a disability.
I just don't know why I take narcotics if I am still having all this pain. it really sucks and I am sure you know how hopeless it can all look sometimes. I have great kids and I just feel like one of the moms they talk about on Oprah.Pill popping soccer mom.
I am doing the best I can but I look stupid still searching for relief and people closest to me say "can't you accept that you have to deal with this for the rest of your life?"
I want to say NONNOOO I won't cause My gut tells me there is something causing nerve pain pulsing through my legs I am not crazy. On the meds I feel like I am just trying to justify taking it. If I wasn't aking them and I still had the pain I might be more credible. I am at a loss.
I really appreciate your input and care and genuine concern - you have no idea what a relief it was that someone relpied. Thank you so much. Iwill check out the sarcoid link and get in touch with chiari support. I think we couldn[t afford New York. I am in BC canada so I plan to get to SEatle and see a neurologist there - just to put my mind at ease that we aren't missing something that can be fixed. If this is how it is I can do it but I can't give up until I am satisfied. I'm not doing it for the attention that is for sure.
Since my 12 weeks in a wheelchair last year for 2 bunion surgeries, I have redefined myself on so many levels but the pain remains and it wears me out.
It feels so selfish to go to SEattle for a second opion! I am not like that usually.
You really are helpful and again , very sweet. Thank you Beth.
LisaView Thread
Even at my highest dose I am still in pain. I do not know why I am taking this stuff if i stillhave pain. I think I am not taken very seriously due to the fact that I need these drugs and wish I could stop and see what if anything this persciption for helping is actually hurtng.
It is not advised by doctors to go off but hell they can't offer me anything else? I do not know what else to do. Mabey the side effects of the narcotics are contributing to my muscle pain and headaches? From my other posts you can see I have many diagnosises that mean nothing because the more complicated I get the less accountability the docs have to pinpoint anything and see a treatment.I had a fusion S1L5 25 years ago, now I have arthritis in my spine and Kissing Spine disease or Bastrups disease...just diagnosed with auto immune disease Sarcoidosis. I have a neurogenic bladder, 2 recent bunion surgeries last year, etc....
I am thinking of going to the Chiari Institute in New York and give them a chance to figure this all out. Also, there is a doc in SEattle that I may see for a second opion.
If I don't have hope that something can be found and fixed then I can't do this anymore. I must look like a hypocondriact still searching for more diagnosis but I know in my heart there is something wrong that they are missing and I know now that I am coping better that I am not in pain all the time because I am depressed! God I am sick of that.
My only other choice it seems to me is to go to Vancouver Island to a medically supervised detox centre and see if I can survive
the meds don't wrk anyway and maybe I would have more self respect.
I am grasping here I understand that. I just really need someone to listen. Thanks in advance.View Thread
2 buinion surgeries (aug) and (sept2012 ) as the 5 pins didn't heal the break - there was a bone cysts that had formed. So they re did the whole thing and it meant 6 weeks off my foot again. With boys ages 7 and 4 and a husband I needed a wife to look after everything! I got a nannie and it all went well enough I guess. 4 months later I needed another one that didn't go so well but we all managed. I had to re take surgery and get rid of the bone cyst... That sucked. It was also the first sign that something was going - not everyone forms large cysts like that. My ortho lady it was from taking too much advil. Whatever!
In the meantime, I developed a hernia. the docs gave me a cat scan to see my hernia had blood passing in it to get it removed.
They saw my lymph nodes around my lungs and ribs were enlarged. in a biopsy they found out I have Sarcpdosis - it is an autoimmue disease that makes the lymph nodes around your organs enlarge and calcify into stones. It can be painful and cause feeling of unwell, tiredness aching, etc.
Anyways, they did a bone scan last week to see if it is in my bones. I still struggle everyday but I am teaching 2 hours a day and sort of keeping up with my responsibilities. The meds make me function but I don't want to cope anymore I want to live.
Going to the pain clinic never would have investigated to find anything that could be causing all this pain. They just list me as depressed, anxious and that I have a chronic pain symdrome with somatic ongoing symptoms. Thaks that helpful! Not
I am glad I am still searching for answers and hopefully something they can fix or at least manage better. Otherwise Ifeel hopeless and we all know what that makes you feel like.
I hope you are doing well. Thanks for reminding me that people care and some people even know what it is like to live with pain. It helps me not feel so isolated and alone. Please keep in touch and I will keep you posted.
My family doesn't talk about my issues much. My dad is the only one who is actively involved with me. He is also the one I feel most ashamed around because he is so interested in fixing the problem I feel guilty that I am forever wasting his time and nothing gets better but they keep finding new things wrong. Arghh. It is so frustrating. I love all my family they have stood by me. I just feel judged and talked about by them (probably my porblem). Their heart is in the right place, they just don't know what to do and it is all a bit unbeleivable. They think I would be better if I was off medication and if I didn't swell on things. Easy for them to say. All we can do is keep on smiling and trying to do our best.
Thanks again, LisaView Thread
My family thinks I should stop taking the meds but I know it is because they are worried.
I am worried that the pills are just masking pain that could be fixed. Instead they tell me to live with it.
I wish somethng could be invented that allowed people to see pain. I would love a biopsy of my leg muscles. there must be some way to see how much pain my legs are in all the time.
It is so frustrating. You probably already know.
I don't want to take the meds. They don't get me high. They make me functional.....I was thinking of trying something other than oxycontin - maybe medical marijuana....does that help anyone you know. It seems more natural.
Long term use of the pills isn't great on your system. I only have one kidney left (they took the left one out when I was 2 years old)..
I have 9 congenital abnormalities that have been traumatic findingout about. very strange stuff. like an eptopic uretor that went from my kidney to my cervix instead of my bladder. Long story for a nother time. I am just doing the best I can with all this stuff and everyone wants to pretend like its not happening. ARghh.View Thread
I am a contibuting member of society and functioning only because I am taking drugs. I worry that I am masking pain that could be fixed but nobody wants to explore anything else.
So I appreciate you harsh words.
Take care and thanks again.
LisaView Thread
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Here's the part where any other blog would launch into 'A Profound List of Things I've Learned,' but I've decided to go in another direction. Sure, I've had my fair share of challenging learning experiences – meeting deadlines, handling a million projects at once, learning programs and procedures very quickly, rectifying mistakes gracefully – but I've also run across some subtle yet equally important lessons that have proven vital to getting me through the day, such as…
- Don't email people on Monday mornings before they've had their coffee. They'll be in an exponentially better mood after 10 AM, and it'll show in their responses.
- Never stand on the left side of Metro station escalators unless you want to incur the wrath of a million angry commuters.
- The best way to wake up at 5 AM and stay up: leave your alarm by the milk and cereal. Food always triumphs over sleep.
- Write stuff down. If I don't make a note of a task right when I get it, it might as well not exist.
- Turn your phone off, not just during meetings, but also when you're out with people. Little known fact: the world will not end if you don't answer that text. And who wants to be friends with someone who'd rather hang out with their iPhone? That's right: no one.
- Smile at strangers. Sounds cheesy, but getting a big grin in response is enough to turn even the most horrible day around.
… and many more. Profound revelations these are not, but they've taught me to be perceptive, proactive, and productive. And if the last few weeks have taught me anything, it's that the smallest things can make the biggest difference. The best part of my day is not when I've finished answering emails or completed a big project or dazzled my boss with my efficiency; it's when I give myself a chance to improve my day through the little things. When I'm content with the most mundane aspects of my life, the more important things seem like a piece of cake to handle. So will my ever-growing list of little things help me grow up? It remains to be seen, but then again, I'm sticking to yet another little nugget of wisdom: take it one day at a time.


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October 23, 2011
Grace and I have been discussing tentative Halloween plans the last few days and the concept of "sexy" Halloween costumes inevitably came up – not the plan to wear them per se, but their origins. Has this always been a thing?
That illustration is by Jillian Tamaki.
Sheila Ryan on
October 23rd, 2011 at 9:40 am
It hasn't always been a widespread thing, except maybe in gay gathering places when the only adults who donned costumes for Halloween were gay. And gay people were pre-Stonewall homosexuals.
I must say I like the sexy underemployed contract worker costume. This Halloween I can just disguise myself as myself.
Deron Bauman on
October 23rd, 2011 at 10:29 am
The sexy sock works for me.
Kelsey Parker on
October 23rd, 2011 at 10:44 am
I wonder if I'm already wearing sexy inexplicable melancholy. At least for the last few weeks. I can't stand the sexy costume thing, though I may find I have more compassion for it with Sheila's insight.
I used to think I couldn't stand sexy costumes because of my body image issues, but then I realized that I actually just can't stand seeing women present themselves as meat. Mostly ever. I'm working on this.
Michael Grant Smith on
October 23rd, 2011 at 11:28 am
The Sexy Hungry Man Dinner is funny because it implies there could be anything sexier than a Hungry Man dinner all by itself.
It has pre-gravied potatoes, people. Some kind of meat that could be turkey or pork but you're not sure. Green peas like old East German ball bearings. You can eat your friggin' dessert FIRST if you want to.
Yeah, baby.
Ruhee Dewji on
October 23rd, 2011 at 9:02 pm
Hahahaha. "Sexy inflammatory email" is amazing. This is a great illustration.
I hate the "sexy" costume trend too … what is the point? For some reason on October 31 it's totally acceptable to wear your underwear and cat ears and walk around in public. Gross.
Aaron Winslow on
October 24th, 2011 at 10:15 am
This year I don't have the energy to put together the slutty, zombie, ballerina turtle costume that I have in my delicious brains.
Kelsey Parker on
October 24th, 2011 at 12:27 pm
Aaron wins.
Deron Bauman on
October 24th, 2011 at 12:37 pm
Get him to show you his Christmas card or drivers license.
Sheila Ryan on
October 24th, 2011 at 6:12 pm
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Quantum Compliance provides Environmental Health and Safety (EH&S) software solutions that help businesses implement and maintain compliant and sustainable EH&S practices. Our cost-effective modules are available individually or as part of the integrated Q EHS compliance system. Founded in 1985 by a team of environmental engineering and computer science professionals who ...
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Lincoln emergency crews were on scene of a car that crashed into a building at 6315 O street.
According to Lincoln Fire and Rescue, man who lives at Eastmont Towers, drove his car over a ledge, into the building.
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According to LFR, the car jumped forward, through a guard rail, over a ledge and into a patio area.
LFR used the jaws of life to access the engine, so they could disconnect the battery.
Eastmont Towers is a retirement community.
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|Language Studies in English in the Philippines: Challenges and Prospects
|T.Ruanni F. Tupas
|The Intellectualization of Filipino Through English:Spanish as an Intermediary Language
|Rey Carlo L. Amio
|Syntagm and Paradigm: Repetition,Variation,and Contrast in Marlboro Ads
|Ma. Milagros Carreon Laurel
|Conversational Analysis: An Application in the Philippine Setting
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|Testing English Proficiency in the Clasrrom
|Magelende M. Flores
|"Viva kay Señor Sto.Niño!". Some Notes Towards a Critical Language Studies in the Philippines
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|The Killing of Andres Bonifacio: A Critical Linguistic Reading of History
|Jeena Rani Marquez
|Maxims of the Heart: H.P.Grice and Carlos Bulosan in Philippine Context
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|Bakhtin and the Writing of ESL Materials for the Filipino College Freshman
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Justin Vernon stages tattoo design contest, chooses winner for new ink
You should see be able to see the above image on Justin Vernon's left arm next time he performs in Milwaukee...presuming he's not wearing a long-sleeved flannel shirt. Image provided by 99designs.com.
Justin Vernon's all about crowdsourcing contests these days. In August, the Eau Claire-based Grammy winner set up a remix contest where 10 new versions of the tracks from last year's "Bon Iver, Bon Iver" would be released as a new album on Spotify.
But for a recently wrapped contest, Vernon literally has some skin in the game. Earlier this month, he put out an open call on 99designs.com for a tattoo design inspired by late cult TV show "Northern Exposure."
"I named the band after an episode of 'Northern Exposure,'" Vernon wrote in a post staging the design contest. "In the episode a woman transforms a gold rush village into a cultural place with one single dance in a tavern. They name the town after her, Cicely, Alaska. The art direction in that episode is unmistakably [inspired by Art Noveau artist Alfons] Mucha and I want to get a very large tattoo of this on my left arm."
"This is really important to me," Vernon continued in the post. "I don't know how to express that exactly. Its a TV show but it weirdly explained my life to me. Cicely is the metaphor for that."
Vernon posted images from the episode and of Mucha pieces he admired for inspiration; 26 artists submitted 59 designs, and today Italian artist Giulio Rossi was selected as the winner. He gets $175 - and a great conversation starter.
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Pretty good. The salad tasted better after the cucumbers had marinated for a while. Next time I will let them sit for 30 or so minutes and then drain off the liquid before adding the peanuts and serving.flag if inappropriate
This dish got a little better after the second or third bite. Was good, but don't think I'll make it again. I'll keep looking for another recipe besides the tzatziki on this site (very good) to use up the copious cucumbers in the garden.flag if inappropriate
This was easy and delicious. Great summer Dish.flag if inappropriate
Just came back from the cottage with 18 friends and this dish was a hit! I added sweet, ripe, green mangoes to each cucumber and sliced the mangoes in a julienne manner. Due to the amount of people eating this dish I chose not to add the chili peppers and soaked the red onions in hot water for a couple of minutes. I also subsituted the peanuts for cashews. Great recipe! The smell of the sauce is deceiving however, have faith. The flavours all marry into eachother. YUM!You can add boiled chicken breast to make it a meal. It's a keeper!flag if inappropriate
Yummy and easy, especially using a grater to thinly slice the cucumber. Great summer side with grilled meat.flag if inappropriate
3 and a half forks. My husband and I both liked this recipe a lot. It's light, fresh and very pleasing. I didn't have enough cucumber, so I used thinly sliced sweet bell peppers to round it out. Do use fresh mint if you have it - the taste of fresh mint is such an AAAHH... sensation.flag if inappropriate
I've definitely had better cucumber salad than this. Not that it was bad, but I'm going to continue my search for a better recipe to have on hand. If you're thinking of making this, I'd recommend you keep searching.flag if inappropriate
I'm stingy with my forks, but I give this 3 1/2. Excellent flavor, easy to make, and a great texture. I may add a little more jalapeno next time (I'm a spice wimp, but it could use a bit more kick). This is definitely a keeper.flag if inappropriate
I've made this about five times now and it's getting better all the time. I usually make it as an accompaniment to Green Curry Chicken, also on this site. It's fresh and spicy at the same time. Just don't be too generous with the peanuts, it shouldn't be too crunchy.flag if inappropriate


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|Break in Boone Break-Ins; Arrest Made
|Written by Steve Frank
|Thursday, 08 March 2012 11:25
The break in the rash of business break-in cases has come for Boone Police and surrounding agencies, who have charged an Iredell County man in connection with 22 recent cases. Boone detectives, working in conjunction with Blowing Rock and West Jefferson Police Departments and the Watauga and Ashe County Sheriff's Offices,
have been able to file multiple felony Breaking and Entering and Larceny charges against Andrew Irwin Jordan, 35. The break in the case came when Jordan was arrested on February 16th by the West Jefferson Police, caught on the scene at a business break in there. With information from that, Boone Police charged him on February 19th for involvement in the B&E to the Boone Meat Center. On Tuesday March 6th, Boone detectives charged Jordan with 19 additional crimes related to 13 Boone business Breaking and Entering cases. Jordan is being held at the Watauga County Jail under a $260,000 secured bond. The investigation continues and charges against additional suspects are anticipated. Boone Police Chief Dana Crawford thanked local business operators for being patient, saying, "When you have people from other counties coming to Boone specifically to break into local business it makes solving these crimes very difficult. All of our officers have worked hard and put in a lot of extra hours to try to protect our town's businesses and solve these crimes. Over the past two years we have experienced steady decreases in the number of business break-ins. I attribute most of this decrease to pro-active patrol and being a deterrent. Then all of a sudden we have a rash of break-ins and it put a lot of pressure on our resources. Our officers take their responsibilities to heart, so when these first started they were determined to put a stop to it."
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The annual U.S. News & World Report list of the United States' best hospitals is prepared by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago. Nearly 5,000 medical centers were analyzed to produce this year's Honor Roll recognizing 18 hospitals, each of which excels in many specialties. In 2012, after a 21-year reign, Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Md. was dethroned by Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston as the number one hospital. But this year, Mayo Clinic tops the list for the very first time.
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Did you Celebrate National Beer Day?Monday, August 19th, 2013
On a hot summer day, there are few things better in life than an ice-cold, frosty brew. Whether it is in celebration, to relax or de-stress, hoppy beverages serve us in many ways August 5, was a chance to celebrate National Beer Day with a cold one or two, but we hope you didn't forget about your oral health! Some health experts warn us against drinking too much beer because it can add to our waistline, but others praise moderate drinking for its heart-healthy benefits. Yes, you read that right – benefits. Follow these guidelines whenever you reach for a cold one (presuming you're of age, of course!) to make sure that your oral health isn't suffering while reaping the rewards of knocking back a few.
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Sundance photos: Actor and director Lake Bell hosts a panel of female directors
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Lake Bell, director of the Sundance comedy "In a World," hosts a panel of female directors, including: Eliza Hittman, "It Felt Like Love."; Utahn Jerusha Hess, "Austenland"; Lynn Shelton, "Touchy Feely"; Naomi Foner, "Very Good Girls"; and Stacie Passon, "Concussion."
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