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December 22, 2010
Hawaii Bowl: Tulsa at Hawaii
Mike Huguenin
Rivals.com College Football Editor
For fans who like offensive football, Christmas is going to come about four hours early.
Hawaii and Tulsa meet in the Hawaii Bowl on Christmas Eve, with kickoff at about 8 p.m. Eastern time. A typical Hawaii game averages 62.6 points; the typical Tulsa game has 69.6 points.
But forget the gaudy offenses. Tulsa coach Todd Graham says the outcome will depend on the defenses.
"With this game, everybody wants to talk about our offenses and throwing the ball all over the place," he said. "The bottom line in this game, just like any game: Whoever plays the better defense will win the game."
Hawaii is worried about Tulsa's "fast-break" offense.
"Tulsa executes at a fast tempo," Hawaii defensive coordinator Dave Aranda told the Honolulu Star-Advertiser. "Good execution plus the fast tempo creates problems."
It will be a hope game for Hawaii, one of three teams - San Diego State and SMU are the others - that will be playing their bowl game in their home stadium. Hawaii is 3-2 in five previous trips to this bowl.
Tulsa comes in having won six in a row and eight of nine. Hawaii has won nine of 10, with the only loss in that span a 42-7 setback at Boise State.
Hawaii rush offense vs. Tulsa rush defense: Hawaii passes the ball two-thirds of the time, and when the Warriors do run, it's with Alex Green, who has rushed for 1,168 yards and 17 TDs. He has had four 100-yard games, all in the second half of the season. Tulsa has been solid against the run, though the Golden Hurricane's three worst defensive performances vs. the run came in the final month of the regular season. Edge: Tulsa.
Hawaii pass offense vs. Tulsa pass defense: This could get ugly for Tulsa. Hawaii leads the nation in pass offense and Tulsa is next-to-last in pass defense. Hawaii QB Bryant Moniz has thrown for 4,629 yards and 36 TDs, and four receivers have at least 48 receptions. Greg Salas and Kealoha Pilares share the go-to receiver job; they have combined for 194 catches for 2,981 yards and 27 TDs. Tulsa does have 19 interceptions, but the Golden Hurricane also have surrendered 30 TD passes. They've allowed six foes to throw for at least 334 yards, and five opponents have thrown at least three TD passes. Tulsa's pass rush is nothing special, but Hawaii has allowed 34 sacks. Edge: Hawaii.
Tulsa rush offense vs. Hawaii rush defense: Tulsa is 15th nationally in rush offense at 219.3 yards per game, and there are four players who have rushed for at least 333 yards. Dual-threat QB G.J. Kinne leads the way with 557 yards. The fly sweep is a big part of Tulsa's offense, and the Golden Hurricane scored at least two rushing TDs in every game but two. They had seven games with at least 200 rushing yards and four more with at least 173. Hawaii has been relatively good against the run; the Warriors were gashed early in the season, but once league play started, only Boise State had much success on the ground. Edge: Tulsa.
Tulsa pass offense vs. Hawaii pass defense: Tulsa throws for 284.2 yards per game, with is 16th nationally. Kinne, who began his career at Texas, has thrown for 3,307 yards and 28 TDs, with 10 picks. He threw at least two TD passes in nine regular-season games. He has a deep receiving corps to work with; in addition, FB Charles Clay is a huge weapon out of the backfield, with 41 receptions and seven TD catches. Hawaii has good pass-defense numbers, but teams that wanted to throw on the Warriors had success, for the most part. Still, Hawaii leads the nation with 23 picks. Hawaii's pass rush has been OK, and despite Kinne's mobility, Tulsa gives up 2.0 sacks per game. Edge: Tulsa.
Hawaii special teams vs. Tulsa special teams: Hawaii has a lot of exciting skill-position players, but the Warriors' return games are surprisingly pedestrian. While the kickoff coverage is good, the punt coverage has been poor. And that should be worrisome to Hawaii coaches. Tulsa WR Damaris Johnson is one of the best return men in the nation; he averages 27.4 yards per kickoff return and 12.5 per punt return, and has taken one back for a score in both roles. Hawaii K Scott Enos is 17-of-21, but his longest make is just 40 yards. Alex Dunnachie is a good punter. Tulsa K Kevin Fitzpatrick is solid from inside 40, but his accuracy wanes from longer distances and he has had four blocked. P Michael Such has a solid leg and is a big reason Tulsa is one of the best teams in the nation when it comes to net punting. Tulsa's kickoff coverage generally is good, as the Golden Hurricane allow just 18.9 yards per return - but they've also allowed two to be taken back for touchdowns. Edge: Tulsa.
Hawaii coaches vs. Tulsa coaches: A dip was expected when June Jones left Hawaii for SMU, but Greg McMackin has kept Hawaii among the top teams in the WAC. The Warriors still use an offshoot of Jones' pass-happy attack, but there now is a bigger emphasis on defense. Offensive coordinator Nick Rolovich, a former Jones quarterback, has shown good acumen as a play-caller this season. Tulsa coach Todd Graham has kept the Golden Hurricane near the top in Conference USA; ironically, Tulsa tied with Jones' SMU team for the C-USA West title this season, but SMU won the head-to-head meeting. Graham has co-coordinators on both sides of the ball. Edge: Even.
X-factor: This is a home game for Hawaii, and how Tulsa performs in the first quarter should have a huge affect on the crowd. If the Golden Hurricane can take an early lead, that bodes well. On the other hand, an early deficit will make things tough for Tulsa.
Hawaii will win if: This one is on the defense. Hawaii is going to have success throwing the ball - maybe even a lot of success. But if Tulsa is well-balanced offensively, it, too, is going to score a lot. Hawaii needs to make Tulsa one-dimensional on offense, which means stifling Kinne when he tries to run.
Tulsa will win if: This one is on the offense. Tulsa's secondary likely is going to get torched. But if the defense can come up with two or three stops, the offense has the potential to put up a ton of points, too. Running the ball effectively is vital. A big reason: It will keep Hawaii's offense off the field. Plus, running effectively means the secondary will be some susceptible to some deep passes.
Olin Buchanan: Hawaii 45, Tulsa 42
Tom Dienhart: Hawaii 48, Tulsa 45
David Fox: Hawaii 45, Tulsa 38
Mike Huguenin: Tulsa 48, Hawaii 44
Steve Megargee: Hawaii 34, Tulsa 27
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So we had our doctor's appointment on Saturday. Except for the 12 week scan the baby has been measuring bang on on every scan so far. On the 12 week scan the baby was measuring 5-6 days ahead. On Saturday It was measuring 8-9 days ahead and my doctor now wants to change the due date from July 3 to June 25/26. Or, am I worrying too much and things will keep changing till the very end.
I wanted to know if this is common? Has it happened to anyone else and if so, when did the baby actually end up coming?
I am quite certain about my LMP. Because of the D&C in June my cycles hadnt really regularized but before that my cycles have always been 28 days bang on.

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We are not giving our 8 mo old the flu shot- so do you ladies do anything extra during cold and flu season to protect your LOs?
cold and flu season is here!
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I was wondering about D too. I know I take it. I asked the pedi and she said it's not necessary if they are still on formula...but I may do it anyway.
~ My child's welfare is far more important than my ego...
Are you BF? If so that helps as well.
Screw the Flu Shot..."Vitamin D is perhaps the single most powerful nutrient in the known universe for preventing influenza". ~ Mike Adams
We do D, C, zinc and elderberry. Hell no to the flu shot!
Partner to Jason since 05/05
Mama to Lia Brielle since 05/09
no we are done BF....I will try extra vitamins. thanks ladies
I do D drops (Carlsons drops for kids-no fillers) Vitamin C (Hylands) and probiotics. I also give LO a baby spoon of coconut oil if I think he's catching something or is exposed to someone who is sick. That's actually helped him when he once got a sore throat.
BTW Vitamin C is something we all lack severely in our bodies. When you're sick, you need to take a ridiculous amount. The only way you know you've had enough is if you end up with loose stool. Gross, I know. I was taking lip-spheric vitamin C which is vitamin C encapsulated in fat so it goes straight to the liver and does not get digested right away like ascorbic vitamin c. I only stopped because I'd like to do a non-gmo CC.
WAHM, part-crunch, part-AP to a rad little boy.


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December 1, 2015
Funeral services are Tuesday in Waco for Brandee Thorpe, 20, and her children, Austyn Fontenot, 2, and Kinzee Fontenot, 1.
They and Gregory Howell, 25, of Robinson died late Thursday night when they were struck by an SUV as they walked in the middle of the northbound Interstate 35 frontage road near West after Howell's truck ran out of gas.
Visitation is from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. Monday night at Pecan Grove Funeral Home at 3124 Robinson Dr. in Waco.
Services are at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Cogdell Memorial United Methodist Church at 1201 W. Highway 6 in Waco.
Burial follows at Chapel Hill Cemetery.
Services for Howell were pending Saturday at Wilkerson Hatch Bailey funeral home in Waco.
A fund has been set up to help with the Thorpe family's funeral expenses.
Checks should be made out to "Thorpe Funeral/Pecan Grove Funeral Home" and sent to
Pecan Grove Funeral Home, 3124 Robinson Dr., Waco, TX 76706.
The four victims were pronounced dead at the scene Thursday night after the SUV crested a hill and struck the four just after 10 p.m. as they walked in the middle of the frontage road.
Authorities said the two adults were carrying the children.
The victims were hurled about 100 feet by the force of the impact.
The driver of the SUV wasn't charged.
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I recently bought a Whirlpool Glass Top stove without doing my usual research (except to know that Whirlpool is usually a good brand), which has turned out to be a huge mistake. So I want others to know about this stove. Because the top is shiny, it shows the slightest scratch and it scratches pretty easily. Also, it is extremely difficult to clean. Even using a designated cleaner for glass stove tops, I have to apply it 3 or 4 times on some stains and then use all my strength to scrub it for it to come off. Also, the glass top cleaners are toxic and my lungs hurt after I use them (I have weak lungs).
The other thing about this model is that while the oven is on, the digital clock reverts to only showing the temperature of the oven. We use the oven clock to tell the time for baking, but we have to push a button that says clock to see the time and then it automatically switches back to displaying the baking temperature, which we already know because we set it. I have called Whirlpool and they said nothing can be done about that. Also, I called them to see how much it would cost to replace this cooktop and the cost is $305 plus tax, shipping and handling, which is not cost efficient. I am getting a used stove to replace this new stove.
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Came out again and after about an hour it still was not fixed finally found out that you need washers behind the motor; parts were ordered, technician said he would be out on Monday 6/28 same time (8 a.m.). Parts were received, Monday morning no technician, felt a little funny since I did not get the phone call the day before, called the number to verify, no not coming out until Wed 6/30 "between 8 and 12", won't pin it down. So five times I have taken off of work to get my stove fixed, and it is still not fixed, and now I have no confidence in these people that Whirlpool makes me hire.
I would much rather deal with a local company that takes pride in their reputation in the community. I have been buying Whirlpool appliances for 30 years, I think their service is horrible, and they need to monitor whom they have represent them. Next time I need an appliance I may not consider Whirlpool.
CALGARY -- Purchased my wonderful $1300 Maytag Range (model MER587QCW) in 2005. In October 2007, I put my supper in the oven to cook and went out for a couple of hours. Came home not to the smell of our supper cooking but to some awful burning smell. Seems the connection of the large wire to the terminal block had not been pushed in properly when it left the factory and over the years was slowly burning away. The wire had burned all the way through so both my oven & stove would not work. So since we were out of warranty and it was only going to be $100 to fix, we called in the service guy thinking we might get another couple of years out of it - WRONG!!!!
Feb 2008, turned the oven on to 400F, checked on it 20 min later (because that's how long this Maytag oven takes to heat up) and the temp was only at 170F. So I got out my reliable 10 year old crock pot from RIVAL and cooked our meal in that. Now it was time to deal with Maytag (owned by Whirlpool Canada) who, as we all now know, could care less about the quality of the products they produce and after visiting this website I know why they couldn't do anything for me - because they would be bankrupt if they had to do something for free for all their products that failed at less than 3 years old.
The Ironic part of this story: the stove I was getting rid of (which was only 4 yrs old and had only cost $700) had also had electrical problems. When I turned on the stove burner knobs, you could hear a strange sizzling behind the panel. My husband was tired of replacing the knobs over the years and was concerned about it being a fire hazard - guess who had made this stove - WHIRLPOOL!!! Maytag is owned by Whirlpool and had I known this I never would have bought one!!! It was also very disheartening that I had decided to put out the extra money to buy a good stove and end up with a Maytag lemon.
Lesson Learned: buy a cheap stove because they probably last longer and if they don't, toss them and buy another!! Like I said, I still have my 10 year old $40 RIVAL crock pot and $150 8 yr old Delonghi counter convection oven which are still going strong.
My Maytag Washer Story: My mother, sister and myself all bought Maytag washers within a year of each other in 2004. After about a year my washer started to make a strange grinding noise however if I slam the lid hard enough it goes away most times for the rest of the cycle. My mother's washer sounds like a tank when it runs and my sister's also has problems with the wash/spin cycle. None of us will ever buy another Maytag/Whirpool product and neither will our children and their children! MAYTAG IS NO LONGER THE TOYOTA OF APPLIANCES - SAD TO SAY THOSE DAYS ARE GONE!!!
BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN -- I spent the extra money and bought a very nice looking Whirlpool range and oven. Within months it started rusting. I keep a meticulously clean kitchen and I've never had this problem with any other appliance. I sent letters to no avail. Whirlpool said that their warranty on rust was only 30 days! They refused to do anything about it and told me to go ahead and sue them. Terrible product. Defective from the factory. Do not ever buy a Whirlpool product as they do not stand behind it.
BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN -- Whirlpool 30" electric cooking range model RF376LXGW is glass. The glass of my cooking range just shattered into a million shards without any provocation. The range was not in use at the time. As a matter of fact there was no one in the kitchen when the sound of glass breaking attracted our attention and on entering the kitchen we saw that the panel had exploded. Whirlpool customer service was no help in solving the mystery of the exploding range. I would not be buying another Whirlpool product.
WYCKOFF, NEW JERSEY -- Bought a gas range 1.5 years ago and the paint on the grating peeled off and is rusting. I called Whirlpool and they said it was cosmetic. I told him I have never seem a range grate look like this and he said he can't do anything about it. One would think they would have solved this issue by this time, but obviously not. I would never buy another Whirlpool appliance again.
Purchased a new Whirlpool range one and half years ago. The oven igniter has gone out, with only light use (4-5 times a week). I called and emailed Whirlpool, since I did not buy the extended warranty there is nothing they will do. They do not stand behind their products at all, I only wanted them to send me the part for free. If a brand new stove does not even last two years that is not right. I either got a defect which they denied or that means their products are junk. They are very rude when they talk to you, and all they will talk about is the warranty. Please do not buy any Whirlpool products.
BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN -- Purchased April 2010, enamel on burner grate is chipping. Called Whirlpool today Feb. 15, 2011 and expected a replacement part under the warranty. They said "no this is cosmetic." So less than a year and I'm supposed to pay $42 to replace a part that should not have chipped. My children are grown and my husband eat out a lot. So this unit has had minimal usage compared to a typical family. So what I'm saying is if you're in the market for good appliances, look for companies who believe in standing behind their products. I will not ever recommend Whirlpool.
The 1st part of Oct 2010 I brought a smooth top electric range. I chose your brand because I brought the same kind of stove about 6 years ago & have never had any problems with it. Since Oct, I have had to have 2 sensors replace. This morning the stove started to beep and I could not use any button on the control panel. I shut the power off & when I turned it back on it was OK for about five min. and started to beep again with the control panel locked up. I did the procedure two more times with the same results. I cannot get a repair man till Feb 21, so I am afraid to use the oven. Am I going to have this problem all the time?
I talked to a foreman who worked at Webster City, IA and is now working in Mexico, where you moved the plant to. He told me "Good Luck", cause they were making junk. This stove was not any cheaper with the labor cost lowered but the quality is junk. I am in need of a new washer and dryer, but it will not be a Whirlpool. Why should I spend my money on a product made in Mexico, instead of the USA, when the money I made, I made here not in Mexico.


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Film: Raise the Red Lantern
Meishan, Third Concubine: "Good or bad, it's all playacting. If you act well, you can fool other people; if you do it badly, you can only fool yourself, and when you can't even fool yourself, you just can fool the ghosts."Raise The Red Lantern is an award-winning 1991 film directed by Zhang Yimou and starring Gong Li, in the role that brought her to international attention. It is set in the early 1920s, well before the Communist Party's conquest of the country.After the death of her father, the family of 19 year old university-educated Songlian is left destitute. She marries wealthy Master Chen, becoming his fourth and youngest wife. Upon arriving at his palatial estate, she is greeted with a massage, and her private room is decorated with brightly lit, red paper lanterns preceding a visit from her new husband.Songlian soon discovers that this treatment is not regular. Every evening, the four wives (Yuru, Zhouyun, Meishan and Songlian herself) are made to stand before their doors in their shared courtyard while their husband decides who he will sleep with that night, announced by the placing of the eponymous red lantern in her doorway. That woman alone receives regal treatment, while the others are left alone. Trapped in the largely empty but claustrophobic estate, the four wives are locked in a constant power struggle for Chen's attention.The film is an adaption of the 1990 novel Wives and Concubines, by Su Tong. It was temporarily Banned in China, until the film gained international praise and was shown to have a positive impact on tourism. The film was later adapted into a ballet.
Songlian, Fourth Concubine: "The difference between people and ghosts is only a gasp of air. People are ghouls and ghouls are people."
Songlian, Fourth Concubine: "The difference between people and ghosts is only a gasp of air. People are ghouls and ghouls are people."
This film provides examples of:
- Accidental Public Confession: A drunken Songlian accidentally reveals Meishan's infidelity.
- Beware the Nice Ones: Zhouyun has the face of the Buddha and a heart full of scorpions.
- Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: The Second Wife is probably one of the most triumphant examples of this.
- Black and Gray Morality: Beyond the two very young children, there are almost no innocent characters. The cold-hearted protagonist and her fellow wives scheme until they destroy each other. The servants, who seem pathetic in their adoration of the noble Chen family, take a sudden turn into Nightmare Fuel when Songlian discovers how seriously they take the old family traditions...
- Building of Adventure: The film takes place almost entirely within the wives' rooms and the courtyard of the walled estate.
- Composite Character: There are three wives in the ballet instead of four and each take elements from at least two of the original four. The third wife is a combination of Songlian and Meishan, the second wife is a combination of Zhuoyun and Songlian, and the first wife is mostly like Yuru with hints of Zhuoyun.
- Costume Porn: The fine textiles of the wives especially stand out against the dull beige brick of the estate.
- Downer Ending
- Drowning My Sorrows: Songlian does this at one point, with disastrous consequences.
- Eating Lunch Alone: At some point, Songlian pretends to have lunch in her own room.
- Environmental Symbolism: The film starts in Summer and reaches its emotional climax in Winter.
- Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon: Zhuoyun. As Meishan points out, she has a Buddhas face, but a scorpions heart.
- The Faceless: Master Chen's face is never seen clearly except for at a distance.
- Fake Pregnancy: Songlian fakes a pregnancy to gain power over Master Chen and the other wives. Exposed by the averting of No Periods, Period.
- Foreshadowing: Early on, Songlian finds a locked building with an abandoned pair of woman's slippers. This is where Meishan is taken to be excuted later.
- Good Old Ways: "The Chen family's customs go back many generations. It is important that you obey them."
- Green-Eyed Monster: Master Chen finds a flute in Songlian's bags and burns it without telling her anything, thinking it was a present from a boy at her former university. Turns out it had belonged to her late father.
- Yan'er is bitchy to Songlian from the beginning because she wants herself to be a Mistress.
- Zhuoyun secretly hates Songlian, obviously because she's younger and more beautiful.
- Ice Queen: Songlian.
- In Vino Veritas: Songlian gets drunk and exposes Meishan's affair with Doctor Gao.
- Hidden Depths: Meishan is nicer and deeper than she looks.
- Karma Houdini: Zhuoyun.
- Jerkass: Chen, definitely.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Meishan isn't that bad.
- Law of Inverse Fertility
- Marriage Before Romance: An example of how this sort of trope does not necessarily result in a happy ending. Songlian marries Chen as his fourth wife. Although she is initially indifferent to him, she soon becomes embroiled in the competition between the wives to seduce him and gain his undivided attention.
- May-December Romance
- No Hero to His Valet: Songlian is cold to her servant Yan'er from the beginning, and Yan'er wastes no time in ratting her out once she gets the chance.
- No Periods, Period: Averted.
- Old Retainer
- The Ophelia: Songlian at the film's end.
- Peking Opera
- Pretty in Mink: The concubine's winter clothes includes fancy furs, such as fur muffs, fur trimmed jackets, and Songlian's short white rabbit fur cape.
- The Primadonna: Meishan often acts like one probably because of her past success.
- Reasonable Authority Figure: The first wife is this in Master Chen's absence. She also manages to hold the Mistresses' tongues.
- The Rival: Meishan is this to Songlian at the beginning. Later they become friends.
- Sanity Slippage: Songlian
- Scenery Porn
- Secret Relationship: Meishan and Dr. Gao
- Snow Means Death
- Yamato Nadeshiko: The First and the Second Mistress are a classic example. Songlian and Meishan are a subversion, as pointed out by Meishan, a singer and a student are "different".


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monica44 wrote:Thankyou Malogg, with such despair around the world i thought i would bring some light relief to fellow DTVers...... Have a good weekend folks. and to you all
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by Malogg » Fri Jul 20, 2012 10:33 pm
monica44 wrote:I would love to share with you a story i found a couple of years ago, it brought home how much life twists and turns when we least expect it. I wonder how many of you can identify with it ?There was a young girl, she was curious about life and wanted more than just the village life she has grown up with. She loved her family greatly, and had many friends, for she was a social butterfly, but she was bored, at 16 years old she wanted to explore the world, her village was miles from anywhere, and although close nit she felt that she would stagnate if she were to remain, she grew more determined that she wasn't going to be like all the other girls she knew most of them had settled down and bringing up children, it wasnt for her, not yet anyway.One day she decided to go on a hike, she packed some food and followed the river down to the valley, she liked her own company and it was a good day for it. The young girl found that she was so absorbed in her own thoughts she almost missed the old man sitting on a nearby boulder, he was a stranger in these parts, and not one for being ignorant she bade him a good day. "Where are you going to" his voice was quiet, almost regal, the accent was unusual so she thought he is a foreigner and this captured her curiosity, she had only known her kinsmen from the village. "Oh i am just out, i need to figure what i am going to do with my life", the man then replied "so you would be ready for an adventure" Captivated she listened as he told her to ditch her supplies and her shoes, he then showed her a path, it was to go across the desert plains, further than she has ever been, to follow the path until you reach your destination. "But how will i know when i am there", "Its not an adventure if i tell you, just follow the path that way" as he pointed westerly.Well the girl duly agreed, although scared she set off, it wasn't long before blisters ate into her tender flesh, her feet were sore, but she carried on, it was nearly nightfall, she would have felt more afraid had it not been for the pain in her feet, they were ripped to shreds from the hot stony road, it was then she saw some smoke, it was coming from a building, a homestead of sorts, for a split moment the pain was gone she hurried to the house now, the relief of arriving caused her to fall at the door.Before she could compose herself the young girl was greeted by a stout woman, who quickly bent down to give a helping hand. "Come in my child, sit yourself down here, i will fetch something for those poor feet, and you must be thirsty too" handing her a cool fresh drink she set about preparing a bowl of water and cloths, feeling drained the wanderer offered no resistance when the old woman set about bathing her wounds, actually she felt her feet cool, they were no longer throbbing, she fell asleep there and then.The following morning the young girl was awoken by clattering coming from the other room, she looked down at her feet, they didn't hurt, infact although a little cut most of the anguish was gone, WOW, what did she bath them in ? "OOOh you are up my dear, come sit down eat your breakfast" the young girl was in awe, "so tell my what did you do to my feet, they have almost healed" "Aloe, and some other herbs" pointing to her nose, "Many recipes were handed down to me by my mother, in turn it was her mother, but unfortunately i had no children so it dies with me". "Teach me, please tell me everything i want to learn".Several years have passed, Everything was handed down from the lady, cures for everything, there was nothing she didn't know about the herbs around her, The young girl blossomed into a fine wise woman, she became the medicine woman of the village which sprang up a few miles down the road.So was the wise old man her angel ?
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Uni-Pixel, Inc. Shareholder Alert: Briscoe Law and Powers Taylor Investigate Possible Breaches of Fiduciary Duty by Officers and Directors Business Wire DALLAS -- June 7, 2013 Former United States Securities and Exchange Commission attorney Willie Briscoe, founder of The Briscoe Law Firm, PLLC, and the securities litigation firm of Powers Taylor, LLP announce that a federal class action lawsuit has been filed against Uni-Pixel, Inc. ("Uni-Pixel" or "Company") (Nasdaq: UNXL). The firms are investigating additional legal claims against the officers and Board of Directors of Uni-Pixel during the period of December 7, 2012 and May 31, 2013 (the "Class Period"). If you are an affected investor and you want to learn more about the lawsuit or join the action, contact Willie Briscoe at The Briscoe Law Firm, PLLC, (214) 239-4568, or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com, or Zachary Groover at Powers Taylor, LLP, toll free (877) 728-9607, via email at firstname.lastname@example.com. There is no cost or fee to you. In a recently filed federal class action complaint, Uni-Pixel and certain of its officers and directors were charged with violating certain provisions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Specifically, the complaint alleges that among other things, defendants' misrepresented and/or failed to disclose that: (i) the terms of the purported December 2012 licensing agreement with a "Major PC Maker" were either immaterial or legally unenforceable; (ii) the terms of the purported April 2013 licensing agreement with a "Major Ecosystem Partner" were either immaterial or legally unenforceable; (iii) the terms of the purported April 2013 manufacture and supply agreement with Kodak were either immaterial or legally unenforceable; (iv) there were significant design defects in the UniBoss technology; and (v) as a result, defendants knew the Company's projected sales and earnings were unattainable. During the Class Period, the price of Uni-Pixel stock were as high as $41.00, but as the fraud became know to the market, the stock dropped as low as $15.21 per share. Shareholder rights attorney Willie Briscoe said, "Recent revelations about alleged improper business practices and procedures regarding key aspects of Uni-Pixel's business and other misleading financial statements have prompted the firms to investigate possible breaches of fiduciary duties and other violations of state law by Uni-Pixel's officers and directors. Based on our investigation, we are prepared to pursue litigation to preserve the company and the value of Uni-Pixel stock for all shareholders." The Briscoe Law Firm, PLLC is a full service business litigation, commercial transaction, and public advocacy firm with more than 20 years of experience in complex litigation and transactional matters. Powers Taylor, LLP is a boutique litigation law firm that handles a variety of complex business litigation matters, including claims of investor and stockholder fraud, shareholder oppression, shareholder derivative suits, and security class actions. Contact: The Briscoe Law Firm, PLLC Willie Briscoe, 214-239-4568 firstname.lastname@example.com or Powers Taylor, LLP Zachary Groover, 877-728-9607 email@example.com
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Do the pages feature serve any use in 1.5? All they are are entrys on there own page.
Do the pages feature serve any use in 1.5? All they are are entrys on there own page.
I'm sorry, and I'm sure you have a serious reason, but this is THE funniest thing I have read here in a very long time.
You are new here ?
I'm pretty new myself, but I've been around just long enough to know why podz thinks this is funny. People have been campaigning for this very feature for a long time now.
And then you come along and put it all in perspective.
They are just entries on their own page. But many would say that's been a long time coming.
I'm not new to WordPress but I'm fairly new to the forums.
I'm one of those that says it's been a long time coming. :-)
adamb: You're right with four finding that pages are nothing but entries on their own (pseudo-static) page. Which is very useful for "About me" and comparable stuff - that was one of the most requested features for the further development of WP.
the "pages" are one of the best features!!! finally i could get rid of the static pages that i had to build in an external html editor or something alike. now i can build all those pages in the wordpress admin. best thing - all those pages fit perfectly into the overall layout of your wp-style.
i love it!
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|Previous birth outcome of antenatal clinic attenders in northern KwaZulu--perinatal and infant mortality rates.
MedLine Citation:
|PMID: 1566216 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE
|A questionnaire survey was undertaken among pregnant women presenting for the first time to antenatal clinics attached to Mosvold Hospital in rural northern KwaZulu. They were asked details of the outcome of their previous pregnancies and the survival of their last-born children. Of 2,388 mothers interviewed, 1,795 had given birth previously. Of these, 41% had had their last deliveries at home, 47% in hospital and 10% at clinics. The perinatal mortality rate was 38/1,000, with no significant differences between home and hospital or clinic births. The infant mortality rate for live-born children was 62/1,000. Fifty per cent of child deaths occurred at home. The study methodology was easily applied and provided an acceptable alternative technique for measuring child mortality rates, which are so difficult to obtain in rural areas in southern Africa.
|E J Buchmann; I G Crofton Briggs; J A McIntyre
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|Type: Journal Article
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|Title: South African medical journal = Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir geneeskunde Volume: 81 ISSN: 0256-9574 ISO Abbreviation: S. Afr. Med. J. Publication Date: 1992 Apr
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|Created Date: 1992-05-21 Completed Date: 1992-05-21 Revised Date: 2014-09-12
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|Nlm Unique ID: 0404520 Medline TA: S Afr Med J Country: SOUTH AFRICA
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 419-21 Citation Subset: IM
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|MeSH Terms
Ambulatory Care Facilities
Infant Mortality*
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Maternal-Child Health Centers
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Cowboys' Rush, family lay it on the line
Olin Buchanan
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On the surface the relationship between Oklahoma State senior guard Jonathan Rush and his father isn't atypical.
David Rush loves his youngest son. Jonathan idolizes his dad. They share a common love of sports, particularly football. David is incredibly proud, as any dad would be. He eagerly looks forward to watching Oklahoma State games. Afterward, he can't wait to discuss them with Jonathan.
"When I watch him play I'm in awe to see the way he protects his quarterback or when he pulls and lead-blocks for the running back," David writes via email. "It is awesome to see him come out of the locker room and the fans are outside waiting. The little kids go up to him and ask him to sign something, and he will pick them up while their parents take photos.
Yet, David Rush rarely sees Jonathan interact with fans. He has to watch almost all of Oklahoma State's games on satellite feeds. He has to relive the action through emails, Facebook messages and phone calls. Although those suffice, it would be so much nicer to add a postgame hug.
But no father's arms, no matter how long they might be, can extend from Baghdad to Stillwater, Okla.
Jonathan Rush is one of five returning starters along Oklahoma State's offensive line, which paves the way for one of the nation's best offenses. This fall, he has a shot at All-Big 12 honors after a breakthrough season in 2010 in which recorded a series of highlight-reel blocks and helped the Cowboys to an 11-2 finish. Jonathan gave the ring he received to commemorate finishing tied for first in the Big 12 South to David as a Father's Day gift.
"If we can win the Big 12, I can give him that ring to replace the South Division ring I gave him this year," Jonathan says.
This season, the Cowboys are under pressure to improve on that performance and perhaps win their first conference championship since sharing the Big Eight title in 1976. Of course, there always is the fear that the chemistry won't be the same or that an injury to a key player could render the season a disappointment.
But Jonathan feels no pressure or fear. Hey, not even the most raucous football stadiums are a war zone. Why fear the outcome of a game when your father and brother put their lives on the line on a daily basis?
Jonathan's father is a civilian working for the State Department as a logistic security specialist in Iraq. Jonathan's older brother, Justin, is in the Army and currently serving a fifth tour of duty in Afghanistan.
Any angst Jonathan feels is reserved for them, although he insists he doesn't spend too much time worrying.
"If I worried all day, I would stay stressed out," Jonathan says. "I got to the point where I could not think about it. But not a day goes by that I don't think about them. You take it and view the situation like it is. There is nothing I can change about it, but it's not doing too much good to worry about it.
David Rush was a high school running back in Navasota, Texas, a small town just a few minutes south of College Station. Any hope he had for a college scholarship disappeared when he injured his knee during his senior season. Instead, he joined the Army, got married and raised seven children.
He was a Sergeant First Class during Operation Desert Storm, then retired from the Army in 1991 when Jonathan was 2. The family still lived near Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas, and he planned to live a normal civilian lifestyle.
But the sagging economy eventually entered the picture. David's daughter, Jearlyn, was in high school and soon would be going off to college. Jonathan was a sophomore at Killeen High. And even though Jonathan was 6 feet 4 and weighed more than 240 pounds, David knew from his own experiences that a college scholarship cannot be taken for granted.
Needing to provide for his family and put two more children through college, David made the decision to accept an offer of a well-paying job with a private firm in Iraq.
"Whenever the decision was made that he was going to Iraq or Afghanistan, it sucked. It was a sobering moment," Jonathan recalls. "I asked, 'Why do you have to go?' He sat me down and told me something needed to happen because there had been cutbacks.
"My dad may be really proud of me, but I'm proud of him for the things he's done for my family. He made the decision to go to Iraq to put my sister through college and pay the bills. That's a big commitment. He loves football -- we're from Texas -- and when your son is getting recruited to play Division I but you can't watch his last couple of seasons, that's a big thing."
Oklahoma State's top-10 preseason ranking also is a big thing -- for the Cowboys in general and the Rushes in particular. Highly ranked teams generally make more TV appearances.
"I'm glad, especially now, that Oklahoma State is better because we have more games on TV," Jonathan says. "That's the biggest incentive I have for our team to be good -- so our games will be on TV and he will have something to watch."
David always is watching.
"Some of his games are televised over here," David writes via email. "They usually come on at 3 or 4 in the morning and you best believe that I am up watching it. I am his No. 1 fan, although his mother will say that's a toss-up."
Afterward, David is eager to discuss the games on the phone or through email, and recently has made contact through social media, much to Jonathan's amusement.
"It's funny. My dad actually just got on Facebook," Jonathan says. "It's not like he's the most expert person with technology. He's from the backwoods -- Navasota, Texas. But he goes on and writes on my wall. During the season, it's just ridiculous. It makes me smile."
Jonathan also smiles at the thought that his dad should be coming home soon. Jearlyn just earned her master's degree from Prairie View A&M. Meanwhile, Jonathan will graduate with a degree in sociology next spring, if not sooner.
He might even get a chance to play professionally.
"We'll see if I can get into the league," Jonathan says. "Then I can pay his bills."
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muscljoe August 03, 2008 - 15:13:32 (See all My Comments)
Is the old fat guy felching the cum load out of that boys man-snatch???Reply
cumisgood August 01, 2008 - 16:55:58 (See all My Comments)
Well its kinda hot that Daddy likes it in the ass, but the shoot would have been WAY hotter w/o him.Reply
likmbig July 21, 2008 - 06:09:19 (See all My Comments)
Hey foxypapi69: "middle-aged" is defined as the ages between 45 and 65. I think it's safe to say Jake Cruise is probably in his early to mid 50's, qualifying him as such. For some of us "old guys" in decent shape, 55 is the new 40. Sounds like 40 is OLD to you......Reply
With any luck, you'll be there sooner than you think!!!
foxypapi69 July 20, 2008 - 06:38:17 (See all My Comments)
"Middle-aged Jake Cruise"
I guess 50 is the new 40...
likmbig July 20, 2008 - 06:04:00 (See all My Comments)
All I see in this is two very stupid and careless grown men willing to risk there lives for obvious big bucks with an out-of-shape and totally irresponsible middle-aged Jake Cruise. I seriously doubt this shoot came with medical benefits to cover the potential consequences of such asinine sexual behavior. Why does JUB promote these sites and yet say in the above disclaimer "please practice safe sex in your own life" at the same time? I don't get it!!!Reply
pinoy-pride July 19, 2008 - 10:12:58 (See all My Comments)
the young guys are hot, especially them bent over with their asses point out, waiting to get eaten, damnReply
horny4porn July 19, 2008 - 02:58:45 (See all My Comments)
There's nothing sexy about this. You've got Jake paying guys cash to have sex with him when they'd never ever.... EVER give the man a second glance otherwise. Then you throw in the bareback sex and now we have irresponsible sex that can very well result in transmission of HIV. Jake is willing to have sex with the young guys though he's obviously not willing to be any type of guy who is going to set an example for them.Reply
wilecoyote July 19, 2008 - 00:54:40 (See all My Comments)
I for one click on the link [which clealry shows a pic OF Jake and two younger studs] cause I actually wanna see Sexy Dad Jake having a threeway with these hot guys.Reply
Minnesota Guy July 18, 2008 - 23:32:01 (See all My Comments)
God, oh, god, please why are these ruined by Jake being in them. I would so subscribe to this site if it weren't for Jake. Such a waste of talent!Reply
CanadianGuy July 18, 2008 - 22:07:37 (See all My Comments)
Barebacking = stupidReply
Barebacking with Jake Cruise = Suicide
gatormonster July 18, 2008 - 20:22:02 (See all My Comments)
When talking about the Jake as a "sexy daddy" the term loses all meaning!Reply
discoduck777 July 18, 2008 - 18:09:34 (See all My Comments)
Zack Cook is absolutely hot! I would love to jump his bones.Reply
fordboy July 18, 2008 - 16:08:37 (See all My Comments)
johnny's from mikehancock - i knew i recognised those hot legs and even hotter feet !Reply
jonny certainly enjoys feelin a raw cock in him - HOT !!!!
NurHole8 July 18, 2008 - 15:31:17 (See all My Comments)
Oh, I looked for so many ways to try to crop Jake out of these images....Reply
pretty floyd July 18, 2008 - 15:27:09 (See all My Comments)
Jake please, why you want to fuck-up what would have been a hot photo shoot, I think you do best work behind the scenes, of course, just my personal perspective.Reply


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Waffle Cone Slouchy Hat
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Make yourself a modern Waffle Cone Slouchy Hat with this free crochet hat pattern and Lion Brand yarn. It only takes one ball of yarn to make this cute design, which also makes it a quick and easy crochet pattern. This slouchy hat is perfect for cooler weather or simply as a fix for a bad hair day. You'll probably want one of these in every color imaginable when you feel how comfortable it is to wear all the time. Because it's so easy to work up and only requires one ball of yarn, it would be the perfect last-minute gift.
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Love it. I made it, but am having a hard time keeping it on. My son says the girls pin it, but is there a way to make it fit a little more snug? Newbie....thanks.
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Try getting some clear elastic cording from Hobby Lobby or Michaels and either weave it into your base stitches or if you make a new hat, crochet it into the base stitches. The first way I mentined would be easier because you'll get the effective tension you want.
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*Compared to a typical rate of 6% on the first $100,000 and 3% on the balance of the sale price, not applicable for agent or relocation referrals.
**To a maximum of 25% of the commission we earn representing you buying your home on a commission of 3% on the first $100,000 and 1.5% on the balance of the sale price. Not applicable for agent or relocation referrals. May be reduced or not applicable on for sale by owner properties.
***Includes transactions from the CARA MLS System.