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Task Force Viper Family Readiness Group Newsletter
January 17, 2012
TF Viper Commander's Comments
Wow! Another month has already passed. The Soldiers of the mighty 14th, now known as Task Force Viper, continue to do great things each and every day. I'm very proud of their performance and they are truly setting the bar high.
Two of our Soldiers received battlefield promotions this month, Staff Sgt. Justin Potter and Sgt. Leo Pate, for their outstanding performance in a combat zone. Both were very deserving and were about as happy as could be when they received the news. Additionally, three other outstanding Soldiers were promoted this month: SSG Shand, SPC Clement and PFC Bennett.
The weather here continues to be very cold, hitting lows around 20 degrees at night. I expected a white Christmas, but other than the surrounding mountains, it was not to be. Not to worry though, as the Christmas spirit was alive and well here on the FOB [forward operating base]. Everywhere you looked there were signs of the holiday: cookies, Santa hats, Christmas lights, secret Santa present swaps, and even a visit from Santa -- and no, it wasn't Capt. Matthew Barry this time.
The chaplain put on a great midnight service, which ended with all participants entering the very cold Afghan night with lighted candles singing Silent Night -- truly an inspiring event.
Most of the Soldiers I talked to had a chance to call home to family and you could see the joy shine through when asked the question: did you get a chance to talk to your family tonight?
Continued thanks to all the families and different support groups that continue to flood the mail room with care packages; we were truly blessed this Christmas. Keep us in your prayers, and again, thanks for all the support.
Victory through Intelligence
Viper 6
TF Viper Command Sergeant Major's Comments
The battalion has now settled into a sustainable battle rhythm after two months of fine-tuning mission procedures. The Soldiers continue to impress interagency partners with their technical skills and ability to perform tasks in a professional manner, in keeping with the recent implementation of the Profession of Arms Campaign. Our Soldiers have been leading from the front in support of community improvement projects, mission accomplishment and basic Soldiering. They truly stand out among the service members and civilians that comprise the facility. Their ability to maintain focus in spite of the distractions that accompany a family separation during the holidays is a tribute to their inner character.
While there is no opportune time to leave friends and family behind, we are probably fortunate to have encountered this Christmas holiday early on in the deployment while the memories from home are still fresh in everyone's minds. Our holiday, however, did not go entirely unnoticed. Care packages from home, Christmas caroling, secret Santa gift ex-changes and the occasional Santa hat served as subtle reminders that the holidays were upon us.
Two of the battalion's Soldiers were even rewarded with belated Christmas presents in the form of battlefield promotions for out-standing accomplishment in the combat zone. Congratulations to Staff Sgt. JustinPotter and Sgt. Leo Pate for this rare and noteworthy recognition. We hope to see more deserving Soldiers receive this prestigious acknowledgement of accomplishment, but the competition is fierce and spread throughout the entire theater, with limited opportunities. Only time will tell what the new year brings. Here's hoping your new year is happy, healthy and prosperous.
Battalion Fun Day
By Capt. Lauren Nowak
I hope that everyone is doing well for the holidays. December was a good month for us.
We ended the month with two battlefield promotions: Sgt. Justin Potter is now Staff Sgt., and Cpl. Leo Pate is now Sgt.
Sergeant Potter has done an outstanding job supporting the battalion in vehicle maintenance and logistics. He has ensured the all of our vehicles are washed regularly and regularly receive repairs. He also took his personal time to help our Morale, Welfare and Recreation facility to stand up a Burger King and Pizza Hut. He provided materials and his welding skills so both facilities could be finished in a timely manner. He has also provided generators and parts for the generators. This tireless work has made life here easier for the battalion.
Sergeant Pate has been invaluable in helping keep track of our battalion's personnel paperwork. Our J1 keeps track of the entire Theater Intelligence Group. This includes awards, evaluation reports, tracking personnel who go on leave or emergency leave or assigned to temporary duty.
Both have worked very hard for our unit and their work was noticed by Battalion Commander Lt. Col. Kris Arnold and our Battalion Command Sgt. Maj. Michael Fanelli. The battalion commander and command sergeant major ensured that all of the battlefield promotions went through a rigorous verification process and ensured that each packet went to our higher headquarters within the short timeline that our battalion was provided.
Christmas Eve
Soldiers were able to celebrate Christmas Eve with the chaplains of Camp Sabalu-Harrison. Each faith held a special service. The final service was held at 11 p.m. to bring in the holiday. The evening consisted of carols sung by Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and civilians. Two of our Soldiers had solos: 2nd Lt. Anna Wyatt and Chief Warrant Officer 3 Crawford Clark. Between each carol and hymn was a scriptural reading -- also conducted by our military and civilians. Maj. Douglas Zimmerman, Sgt. Bre'anna Cisneros, Chaplain Mel Baars and Lt. Col. Kris Arnold all read passages from the Bible that each built up to the Christmas story of Christ's birth. After the services everyone lit a candle and walked outside to welcome Christmas day at midnight.
Thanks to the hard work of Chaplain Baars and Pfc. Kyle Fischer, we have had caroling, cookies, stockings, and holiday festivities for all.
Christmas Day
Christmas day was a great day full of food, candy and cooperation.
Our dining facility made sure that we had a great meal to enjoy with ham, turkey, mashed potatoes, yams and cranberry sauce. Our unit's time to eat was at 2:30 p.m., and all of the leadership took the opportunity to serve food to our service members and civilians.
Chaplain Baars and Private Fischer put together a great holiday celebration for all of us at the MWR. Each military member and civilian in the TIG received a stocking with goodies, some hot cocoa, coffee and cookies.
Our ministry team ensured that although we're away from family and friends for the holidays, we can still enjoy the fellowship we have among our fellow Soldiers and civilians. While deployed, we have the opportunity to make relationships that can last forever. And because of our ministry team's efforts, we have ample opportunities to bond and build morale -- especially during the holiday season.
We're rolling!
Alpha Company Commander's Comments
Hey, everyone! We are starting to get into a good rhythm now. Everyone has moved in to their rooms, which made our lives a lot better. We also had our first TIG [Tactical Intelligence Group] Fun Day. At the fun day, we played volleyball, basketball, poker, video games, pool and many other fun activities. We had tons of food and soda for everyone to enjoy.
We also had our TIG Holiday Party. Even Santa decided to show up! We all very much enjoyed the cookies that the Family Readiness Group sent us. They were delicious, and we all appreciate it!
Alpha Company First Sergeant's Comments
Looks like it's that time of year again! Unfortunately, Soldiers are away from their loved ones once again; however, rest assured you are foremost in their minds. The Soldiers are continuing to do great things and receiving recognition, once again setting the standard for those to follow. The Soldiers are now all settled into their rooms so they can have a little feeling of home and can start setting up their rooms to be homier. The facilities here are really nice and it gives the Soldiers the opportunity to unwind and relax. The organization day was a big success and the competition was pretty fierce. The R&R [rest and recuperation] rotation is beginning to start here soon so this is something nice for the Soldiers and families to look forward to. The weather is starting to get cooler, but no snow yet. Keep those letters and packages coming for your loved ones! They really do mean the world to them. Merry Christmas and happy holidays! Thanks for all of the support!
Performer of the Month
This month's top performer is Sgt. William Henderson. He always has a positive attitude and is a great example for all of the younger Soldiers in the unit. Congrats, and keep up the good work!
Bravo Company First Sergeant's Comments
Awww, the American dream! Here in Afghanistan some of our Soldiers (yours truly included) are trying to believe in the American dream according to Mr. Krieger minus the nourishing the wallet part. After all, gambling is against our General Order #1. As for our soul, intellect and spirit, we take care of them during the weekly MWR Texas Hold'em tournaments. So many of our Soldiers have been taking part in the tournament that it has grown from 20 or so participants to more than 40! Many Soldiers take advantage of the free tournaments to sharpen their skills or just to kill time. As Sgt. Brandon Jones said, "I play because it kills time before the football games, and it helps my math skills."
The competition has been getting better each week as more participants continue to play deeper into the tournament. Everyone is vying for the valuable points earned by the top 10 players each week. Tenth place earns one point, and each place increases the point value to first place, which earns 10 points. The points are totaled up after four weeks to determine the qualifiers for the championship game. The top 15 players in the standings will play for prizes donated by some poker-related merchants back in the good ol' US of A.
Everyone has been having a great time even though there has been the occasional "I can't believe you played that hand!" or the "Where did you learn to play?" over-heard during the tournaments. Well, I guess you can't blame participants for being competitive; after all, that is part of what has made America great, which brings us back to the American dream.
Out here, each one of us through these tournaments is trying to be-come a little more enhanced, a little sharper, and a little more spiritually healed although sometimes it's hard when you only have a chip and a chair.
I hope everyone back home had a great holiday season and don't you worry, your loved ones out here are doing a great at their jobs and taking care of each other!
Bravo Company Soldier's Story
By Pfc. Cody Phipps
With this being my first deployment, I really didn't know what to expect. But I have spoken with other members of my unit about their prior deployment experiences to try to grasp an idea of it. I guess the biggest question is what will I do in my free time?
I have found that there are a plethora of things to do. The MWR has an array of activities to constructively occupy my free time such as guitar lessons, poker and pool tournaments, and salsa dancing lessons.
My favorite thing to do in my off time is compete in the billiards tournaments. Prior to this deployment I only played pool on a few occasions, although it has been something that I have been interested in. In the two months I have been "in country," I have actually become quite proficient at it. I even won the Organizational Day Pool Championship.
This time has also given me a chance to catch up on a few television series I wanted to watch, but didn't get a chance to in the States. This gives me a chance to unwind after a long day at work. All in all, you just try to find things that pass the time by. These two months went by pretty fast for me.
Chaplain's Corner: Operation Enduring Egyptian Hospital
By Pfc. Kyle Fischer, Chaplain's Assistant
Over this past month, the Task Force Viper Religious Support Team has reached out to the Egyptian Hospital to provide the Afghan citizens with knitted clothing. This past December we successfully distributed numerous knitted items including hats, scarves, sweaters and even hand-knitted teddy bears.
To say that these gifts were greatly received is an understatement; in some cases they were fought over, literally. Despite the early chaos, everything went fine. Chaplain Baars passed out the items with the help of some faithful Soldiers from our unit.
My job was to make sure people kept moving and didn't come back for seconds. I also received help from my fellow Soldiers. The best part of the experience for me though was working alongside some of the Egyptian soldiers and a couple of the secu-rity officers who were helping us.
I was saddened when a 14-year-old Afghan girl asked me if she was going to get shoes. I had met this girl once before on a previous mission to the hospital with Operation Pencil, and we became acquainted. At first, I thought that she would get a pair of shoes, but as the day wore on, I found out that I was mistaken. I looked into her eyes and her disappointment. I wish that I could have given her that pair of shoes or had the ability to get something for her right then and there. As fate had it, I couldn't. It made me think of how fortunate we are, and how much God has given me.
In the end, everyone received a gift from us, and I hope it is serving them well in this cold weather.


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The Ellis Trail has been around for some time and is a popular trail in northern Colorado. It offers great scenery and a little bit of challenge for every level of rider. The nearby Ellis Jeep Trail (Red Park Road) is close to 14 miles long and has a number of wet sections so plan for a full day.
From Steamboat Springs: Head northwest out of town on Lincoln Ave. Continue for approx 1.8 miles to Co Rd 129/Elk River Rd. Turn north on Co Rd 129/Elk River Rd and continue for approx 29.7 miles to Fsh 505/US Forest Service Rd 550. Turn east on Fsh 505/US Forest Service Rd 550 and follow for approx 3.7 miles to Forest Service Rd 409, turn south to access trails.
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and he wonders why he's called the Green Nightlight
In a deep announcers voice, "JL8: Return of the Green Nightlight. This time is personal"
Green Nightlight haha
HAha. So you admit it's a nightlight.
Your not the only one tehe
Lol...love Batman's little glare!
A literal green nightlight... most adorable thing.
the joke is soo funny ^^
kid green lantern; i sleep next to my lantern to help me sleep.... don't judge me
Green Nightlight! <3 I love this comic so much. It is totally making my day.
It explains so much.
The green nightlight.
I would have thought Batman could relate, he has his Bat-signal afterall.
Let those who worship evil's might beware the power of green lantern's light. haha
It will keep the monsters away lol
Adorable Hal!
This was... kind of inevitable. XD But in a good way.
Awwwww! How cute. I wish I had a nightlight like that. I don't care I am an adult. I'll still use it!
This strip is like the Energizer Bunny, only instead of going, it just keeps getting better and better! Bruce's face is priceless! I think I'm going to hurt something...
Hmm, Martha Kent really brought up a well mannered son. It's your little details like that I love. And this is so cute. You tell him, Hal! LOL at Bruce's face. He really is a grumpy old man stuck in a boy's body.
Green Nightlight was apt. XD
Green nightlight wasnt so wrong, eh?
If something like this doesn't already exist...it must.
:3 Green Nightlight!
Adorable overload!!!
Absolutely brilliant!
Aww, that's adorable! Bruce's 'wtf' is awesome.
Funny how they sleep in their masks
Funny how they sleep in their masks
I rather have an orange one, or red that tends to fit my mood more.
lol... "The Green Nightlight"
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Generals looking for clean play vs. ThorsbyPublished 10:49am Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Reeling from three straight defeats, the Horseshoe Bend Generals will attempt to right the ship when they host Thorsby on Homecoming.
Historically, Horseshoe Bend's upcoming matchup should bode well for the Generals, despite Thorsby's 3A classification.
They have never lost to Thorsby in school history, boasting a 5-0 record against them.
In last year's meeting, the Generals waylayed the Rebels by a score of 48-14. However, HBHS football coach Jason Franklin is more concerned with making sure the team is ready to play.
"We're not thinking about (that streak)," Franklin said. "We have to worry about what Horseshoe Bend does. We have to play more consistently and play with a lot of effort. If we do that, Horseshoe Bend will be fine, and the other stuff will take care of itself."
The Generals (1-3, 0-3 in region play) are also looking to work the kinks out of their less than stellar play last Friday. Horseshoe Bend lost 35-14 to Isabella thanks in large part to turnovers.
"The main thing we have to do is clean up those turnovers and clean up those penalties," Franklin said. "If you turn the ball over as many times as we did, you're going to lose the game. We had some procedure penalties and some holding penalites that hurt us. We've got to hold onto the football. We have to be more disciplined, and we have to do the little things."
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Probably not unless something is of concern. I had one around then because I was measuring smaller than I should've been, but everything was fine. I think I measured 32 weeks when I was 35 weeks or something. But if everything is OK, it's not likely you'll have another one. Usually you only get two - one for dating the pregnancy and the anatomy scan around 20 weeks.
Lesley and my DH Steve...BFF's since 1996, together since 2005, married in 2010.
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i am 38 weeks pregnant with twins on monday.... the hospital is inducing my labor this week coming up... i am very worried about everything especially the epidural... will it hurt.. i am 19 and this is my first pregnancy
The epidural is a slight sting going in, then you won't feel anykind of pain from it after that. Well, that's how it was for me, and other friends who have had them.
Best of luck!!! =)
I had an ultrasound every other week when I was pregnant with my daughter from 15 weeks on until my last trimester when I saw her every week. She turned 1 the 28 of September. It was because of her CHD and other medical problems but it was delightful to see her all the time.
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Q: Are bus drivers required to have CPR training?
A: No, state law does not require CPR training to be certified for driving a school bus. BUT, it's a very good idea for a school district to set policy requiring CPR for bus drivers, and many schools do.
Q: What is the first aid requirement for school bus drivers?
A: State law requires each driver to be trained in standard first aid and have a valid, current first aid card. Red Cross is a very common standard first aid course, but others are acceptable, too. Look for a course whose instructor is certified to teach standard first aid and provides a dated card for each driver who passes the course. Most common programs are good for 1 or 2 years.
Q: We just hired a new driver who is not certified in first aid. Is there a grace period?
A: Yes. The law allows a driver to have 60 days from the date of hire to pass the first aid certification.
Q: Does a driver who has a current Emergency Medical Tech certificate (EMT) have to take the standard first aid course to be certiifed as a school bus driver?
A: Technically, the law requires a standard first aid certificate. However, EMT covers first aid and actually goes beyond that skill to a higher level. For the school's liability purposes, accepting an EMT certificate in lieu of a standard first aid course does not seem to present a risk because the driver is better trained than he would be by taking the standard first aid course. OPI accepts substitution of the EMT and similar specifically named programs in place of standard first aid. If you'd like to know more about whether a specific program can be substituted, please call OPI.
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Hopefully you've watched Episode Two, and have a basic understanding of "how" the relationship between bikers and crew will function.
Here's what we are looking for: A small group of bicyclists - already planning to ride coast to coast (west to east), preferably along Adventure Cycling's Northern Route, during the months June & July of this year.
The less money you have as a group: the better. The more you are fundamentally opposed to staying in hotels and hitching rides: the better.
So, how does this work? Easy - simply introduce yourself. You can do this by sending an email. You can write a blog post and leave a link in the comments of this site. You can use your friend's camera to post a video on Blip.tv, Revver or YouTube. Contact us through Pedal's mySpace.
Be creative. This process is simply an introduction. The more you include - the better for starting a conversation.
The deadline for introductions is May 1st.
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Rode my favorite route again today. But this time I stopped to take photos of this interesting place I'd never stopped before. The road goes over one of our creeks.
This is to the left of the road:
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I'd stopped to take pictures just because I like running water, but as I stood there a deer came out and forded the creek! It stood in the water, then climbed out when it saw me. But it didn't leave. A lady walker came up wearing headphones, and I pointed it out to her. She stood and watched it even longer than I did, and she used her iPod to take a picture of it
From what I can find, this weird vine is called Marah. It's a wild cucumber.
I may have stepped on one to find out what's inside.
Another photo of one of my favorite spots.
Today a car drove way over to the left to give me room, and I waved while they were coming up, so they could see me. They waved when they'd gotten past me, which made me smile.
I'd been checking for cars and crossing to the left side of the road (the watery side) to look at things I never noticed before. One time I did this and after a second of peeking out into the woods, I looked up and saw a totally silent Bronco or similar truck, with one guy sitting in the front and one in the truck bed, engine off, rolling down the hill. Pretty classic! I got back over to the other side pretty quick.
On the way home, I saw a car stopped in a weird place, and that made me suspicious, so I was checking them out. As I pulled up at maybe 20mph, I saw a huge deer on my side of the road, and slammed on my brakes. The deer ran off and the car started going again. The lady was smiling and I said sorry for scaring off her deer It was a good day for ladies watching deer. I should have taken photos of the "BABY DEER X-ING" sign. Or the skunk sign that says "NO SPRAY!"


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I can only find one here
It has 60 teeth and 6 pawls, compared to the White Industries Trials freewheel with 72 teeth and 6 pawls. Just curious if they are any good, I'm not sure if those 12 extra teeth are worth the 25 extra dollars.


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When should I replace the brakes on my car?
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When brake pads are at 3 millimeters or less (new brakes are 10 to 12 millimeter), and replace brake shoes when they're at 1 millimeter or less (new are 4 to 6 millimeters) or start to get noisy. And always replace your brakes with quality brake pads " the original type for your car if you can afford them, they wear better and are less noisy. Do I recommend machining rotors? Yes. But it's not always necessary if the lateral run out is within acceptable limits and the surface is smooth. I recommend to machine the rotor/drum to give the brake pads/shoes the best possible surface for the most efficient braking, and also to reduce noise and brake shudder/chatter when braking. Another point to know is that brake pads will always wear different from driver to driver. If you have multiple drivers or a teenager using the same vehicle, you will need brakes sooner than your neighbor. One last thing, don't fall for the lifetime brake gimmick. Some will use cheap pads and that's all that is covered for life. You're going to pay for labor and whatever parts they sell you every visit. John Gentry is the service manager for Maita Ford Mercury at 1650 Highway 49 in Auburn. He can be reached at (530) 823-6591.


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I'm Dave. I live in Maryland. I am 46 years old & haven't ridden regularly since teen years. Trying to break the sedentary life style. I am interested in road cycling. I picked up a used Raleigh C40 Cross Sport a week ago. I rode around the neighborhood for several days. Today, I hit the road! Did a round trip jaunt from my town to the next town & back, total of about 12 miles. Had 2 technical problems, cycle computer wasn't working & my ipod didn't work. Otherwise, it went well. Really enjoyed the ride. I have alot to learn about the sport. Looking forward to sharing experiences!


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In today's New York Times, Kim Severson reports on the plight of graduates of the nation's private culinary schools, whose numbers are growing quickly, fueled
In today's New York Times, Kim Severson reports on the plight of graduates of the nation's private culinary schools, whose numbers are growing quickly, fueled by Food Network daydreams. Don't get me wrong—schools like Johnson & Wales and the Culinary Institute of America are helping drive a massive, rapid shift in America's gastronomic consciousness, but they're also producing legions of graduates whose earning potential is far, far lower than their educational expenses.
This comes as no surprise to anyone who's ever worked in the industry. I'd worked in restaurants all through college, but when I decided to cast aside my white-collar aspirations in order to cook full-time, I ordered brochures from the California Culinary Academy and polled cooks I knew about whether I should enroll. No way, everyone said. Buy yourself a set of good knives and just get a job on the line. Three years later, I was the sous-chef of a well-respected bistro, training and supervising a crew of CCA grads trying to pay off $25,000 in student loans while making $8 an hour.
What these school brochures don't hammer home to aspiring chefs is that cooking is a skilled trade, not a liberal art. A CCA diploma is not the same as a Yale degree: Where you go to school is not as important as whom you work for afterward. CIA grads quickly learn that it's one thing to be taught in class how to reduce and season a pan sauce, and another thing to do it 100 times a night, perfectly and instinctively. There's a lot I would have liked to learn in a more formal environment—pastries, food-cost budgeting—but, had I stayed in the kitchen, I could have learned much of that by trading free labor for education. Or, I could have taken courses at one of the nation's network of community colleges, many of which offer solid, affordable culinary programs that prepare students more than adequately for their first apprenticeship.
When people ask me whether they should go back to school to become a cook, here's where I tell them they should apply. Cost: approximately $3,000 for the first quarter (tuition plus equipment and fees), $1,200 per quarter afterward.


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Suppose I have a vector of objects of a base class, but use it to contain a number of derived classes. I want to check whether or not a member of that vector is of a specific class. How do I do that? I can think of making a template of a derived class that takes in a parameter of the base class, but I am not sure how I can compare the class with the object.
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I Keep Seeing Jagged Flashes Of Lightning Bolts That Shimmer Around An Object Followed By An Intense Headache Are These Hallucinations
I keep seeing jagged flashes of lightning bolts that shimmer around an object followed by an intense headache. Are these hallucinations?
No: These are not hallucinations and you need to be seen by a doctor. Seeing lightning bolts can mean there is eye problem like a torn retina or neurologic problem like a migraine. If you are pregnant, visual changes associated with a headache can indicate a serious complication called pre eclampsia. If you have these symptoms it is very important you see a doctor for further evaluation. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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Also called cephalalgia, is pain anywhere in the region of the head or neck, & can be a symptom of a number of conditions affecting those areas. It originates from pain-sensitive structures such as cranium, muscles, nerves, vessels, subcutaneous tissues, eyes, ears, sinuses & mucous membranes. It is non-specific symptom & can be primary such as tension ha, or secondary ...Read more
Hi . I having a headache when I seeing things far when not under sun . But when under the sun I also having headache . Can I know what happen ? Thanks
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15mg olanzapine for three years Schizophrenia We changed to zeldox Olanzapine withdraw: seeing things again Headaches.more. How long will it last?why?
We should wean: If you do not wean slowly will have these effects up to 6 wks- 12wks. ...Read more
Bf got headache at 6. Said it felt like "sumthing crawling in head" had chills n body aches n it hurt to close 1 eye. Woke up seeing things. Is he ok?
He sounds sick: Your bf may have some sort of virus, there are a whole bunch or bad viruses around this time of year. However, he is delusional (seeing things) this is a concerning symptom and he should be checked out by his doc or in the er. ...Read more
Can meditation cause a relapse (headaches or hallucinations), with or without being on medication?
Meditation mental : Meditation can help in many cases to resolve depression or other mental problems. Many of my patients did get off medications while many need to continue both modalities. Talk to your doctor to be sure and safe. Meditation = self hypnotism, and can be very powerful depending on how well you were trained in it. Avoid to make decisions without your doc's advice. ...Read more
I accidentally slept in a room filled with spilled perfume. I had hallucinations and still have a headache. What do I do? Is it dangerous?
Perhaps a migraine: Strong aromas such as perfume, may trigger a headache, but the hallucinations may represent an additional problem not usually associated with migraines. Doubt this will eventuate in lasting problems, but due to the complexities, please contact a physician and get this all checked out. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Starting at 12 pm this afternoon I got a very bad headache, at 4 pm I got dizzy and almost fell over, and now I was just watching the floor and it was doing the wave (which I'm guessing was a hallucination) and now I am experiencing all of these alongside
Seek evaluation now: You may be having any of several very serious neurological illnesses, cardiovascular illnesses, or it could be dehydration. I recommend you seek medical attention immediately at a local urgent care center or hospital emergency department. ...Read more
About 3x5cm arachnoid cyst, right frontal lobe, no changes for 6 years. Can it cause symtoms now like, headaches, forgeting, musical hallucinations?
See your neurologist: It's best to see your neurologist for an evaluation. Any on-line answer will be superficial. Musical hallucinations and forgetfulness should be evaluated directly by a physician. If the headaches are causing visual problems please go to an emergency room. Hope this helps. ...Read more
Almost constant headache, dizziness + occasional lack of balance, chills decressed need for sleep/ food. I think im starting 2hve mild hallucinations?
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I had a severe reaction to the contrast dye used in a myelogram.I am having hallucinations and brain zap headaches & seizures. Will they ever stop?
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Economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa fell last year to its lowest level in 15 years...
A coffee habit has returned some normalcy to Libya's street life and culture...
NEW YORK, US: Global online consumer confidence fell for the seventh consecutive quarter as confidence in 31 of 56 global markets measured declined, according to from Nielsen, a leading global provider of insights and analytics into what consumers watch and buy.
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Although rainbow trout is native to a narrow band along the West Coast of the United States, cultivation in ponds dates back more than 100 years. Today, farmers across the country raise this sweet, slightly nutty-tasting fish. Most market-ready trout comes through Idaho, where farmers send live fish to processing plants for filleting.
2 rainbow trout, butterfly filleted (about a pound each before heads are removed, 9 ounces after cleaning with heads taken off)
1 teaspoon butter or margarine
2 tablespoons almonds, sliced
Lemon pepper (use an unsalted blend, about 1/2 teaspoon total)
Lemon wedges
Heat broiler to high. Rinse trout and pat dry. Open fish and place skin-side-down on a foil-lined broiler pan. Dot with butter or margarine and sprinkle with almonds and lemon pepper. Broil about five minutes or until fish is opaque and flakes easily with a fork. Serve immediately with lemon wedges.
Each serving contains about 309 calories, 3 g carbohydrates, 36 g protein, 16 g fat, 93 mg sodium, and 0 g fiber.
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It is no surprise that Windows 8 has slowed down the sale of PC's. I bought a model at Best Buy, tried Windows 8 and returned it the next day. I migrated to the Mac for most of my computing needs two years ago. Windows 8 solidified that decision. I need a windows based computer for a small number of applications. I am glad I have a copy of windows 7 around to install if I ever decide to buy a PC. I hope these market signals send the proper message to microsoft - bring back Start button, give us an option for the "old windows look" with future systems and listen to customers over age 40 on occasion.
Better yet just install the Win 7 on your iMac. Boom, your fall back is there whenever you need it. I don't like the high cost of the Mac, but my migration is happening slowly over time. At this rate, I don't see anything to stop me at this point except price. That Kool aide is looking better and better every day.
Any comparison of Macs to PCs (running Win8) should consider touch functionality, the cloud, and a scalable OS (across devices). It is no surprise that businesses are slow to adopt Win8 -- the benefits aren't readily apparent in a desktop form. Fast forward a few years -- everything is touch, more cloud computing, less desire to carry multiple devices -- and then it will be interesting to hear what CIOs are saying.
What is not mentioned here is that the the upgrade market has slowed considerably, older hardware still performs well for the basic web browsing, Office and email requirements. I'd venture to say that a very small percentage of money spent on tablets INSTEAD of new computers
@George "Better yet just install the Win 7 on your iMac."
That's what I did on my rMBP. Excellent for playing games or needing Windows-only apps in a pinch. Macs are a bit more expensive, but at work we found they tend to stay in service longer as they have better legacy support (Apple software updates), better specs, better build, better servicing, etc.
It's not surprising that few are in a hurry to upgrade to 8. 7 is easy to learn for those who have used windows before, and it just works, as the mac fans are so fond of saying. I have used 7 since the public beta, and in that time I've had 0 BSOD. In fact, I can't think of any problems that I've had with 7 so far. If there are any major complaints that people have with 7, I haven't heard about them. The only way microsoft is going to get me to upgrade is to come out with something really revolutionary, and touch isn't it. I hate it when others touch my screen and I'm certainly not going to do it.
Agree, nothing has sold me on W8, I also don't like my screen touched, really stupid idea for a desktop, Microsft has to get some better ideas.
The funny thing is that Windows 8 was the first version of Windows in a long time to have been created out of genuine competitive pressures from other operating systems, namely iOS and Android. Microseft needs to find a way to extend Windows into mobile devices to stay relevant, so it wasn't made solely with the PC experience in mind. Windows 8 nevertheless makes PCs faster than Windows 7 and adds a new level of functionality to them through the Start Screen and new apps store. The question is whether the money that might have been spent on PCs was spent on tablets or even cell phones. Those devices are what people are buying who mostly use a PC to consume media. Manufactures need to put out some less expensive Windows 8 mobile devices to more directly take on the ipad.
I don't think there is any going back to Windows 7. It does not work in mobile devices, and those are what's selling. Windows 7 does not extend the PC experience to the mobile device as Windows 8 does with a uniform interface to use on all of the form factors. As long as the mobile device segment of the market is what's growing Windows needs a place in it, and it does not make sense for mobile OSs to be discreetly mobile when they can be blended with a desktop OS for a uniform cross platform experience.
Try Win8 on a touchscreen laptop and I believe all the concerns go away. It's a touch-centric OS and really requires that interface. I don't see it in a corporate environment until they make it "look and feel" like Win7 (or provide the option) as it's not as user-friendly with input devices other than your hand.
As one that has had the full line of apples for years. I say that W 8 is a sensible alternative.
Apple is still hobbled by cross compatibility, and of late they have gone into planned obsolescence.
The ease of use has been addressed by Microsoft and only senile out of date people are refusing to incorporate the new cycle. They will be left behind.
What Microsoft needs to do is make a smooth back compatibility bridge so the need to upgrade will not be a shaft, but rather well earned by the improved performance.
The issue of value that is lost in today's apple.
The other issue of constant OS changes is peripheral driver compatibility. I REALLY hate spending new money on perfectly good and functioning equipment just because a supplier doesn't keep up with driver updates.
Technology is not normally practical, since it is always consumed with THE new idea. The real question is, does it do what you want it to do? Nothing new ever does. Personal computers represented by Win 8 are capable today of performing the job they are designed to do. I think PCs are in their sweet spot. THE new idea is not. Let those who want to be early adopters, test it out. And then learn from their experience, so you can use it later, when the new idea is closer to it's sweet spot.
Mac has the 'apple' icon and a menu bar; Ubuntu has the 'gear' icon and an application bar; Windows 7 has the 'start' button and the task bar. The point is, these desktops are the result of an evolutionary process in which various OS converged on an ergonomic design for desktop-laptop-notebook platforms. Windows 8 attempts to impose, by fiat, an unevolved design, one based on the ergonomics of tablet and phone platforms. That's stupid. When I'm booted to Ubuntu, the 'gear' is my go-to icon; on my older Mac it's the 'apple' icon. When I got a PC with Win 8 installed I worked with it briefly and then upgraded to Win 7, because the 'start' is my go-to on that platform. That said, for browsing and playing Win 8 would probably be adequate. But for serious work I need a workhorse, not a butterfly. Existing interfaces in Mac, Linux, and Win 7 all work because they are the result of years of ergonomic evolution. Win 8 for the desktop-laptop-notebook platform is a mistake.


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Has anyone, by chance, given birth at Memmingen Hospital as a private patient who can advise me on what I do and don't need?


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First there were the Freemasons; now there's the Orange Sleeve Society. Starbucks unveiled its secret society for big-time devotees of its cult favorite pumpkin spice lattes earlier this month, and Fortune reports that membership includes limited-edition knitted orange drink sleeve to get you into the seasonal spirit.
The new plant will be near Wellsville and operate as South Field Energy.
WARWICK, R.I. (AP) — An 800-pound Rhode Island man says he's been kicked out of a hospital's in-patient weight loss program for ordering pizza.
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How Gays Helped Make and Remake America
A new history gives them a mission, and it isn't to embrace marriage.
But gay people didn't stop breaking the strict bounds of Puritan America. In 1782, at the age of 22, Deborah Sampson Gannett dressed as a man and enrolled in the army as Robert Shurtliff. She fought bravely in several battles, until she was wounded and exposed. Her memoirs became a best-seller, including her titillating accounts of flirting with women (and hinting at more). Again, there are hints that America at that time was more open to alternative sexualities than we have been led to believe. She sparked a popular genre that ran through the civil war of tales of disguised women who fought in battle. Some were even awarded military pensions.
The ideas of the Enlightenment were at the core of America's founding, yet they didn't percolate into its view of sexuality until far later. In France, the implications of Enlightenment values for gays were obvious almost immediately. In 1789, the French National Assembly declared that "liberty consists in the freedom to do everything which injures no one else" and abolished all punishments for sodomy two years later. The United States kept, elaborated on, and enforced its sodomy laws for another 212 years. Why?
The historian R.I. Moore has tried to unpack how societies create "dangerous" groups that need to be shunned—Jews, heretics, lepers, gays—in his book The Formation of a Persecuting Society, and Bronski subscribes to his perspective. Nothing helps to solidify a group, and to make its members feel they belong, more than identifying an enemy, or somebody who has to be expelled from the tribe. To have Us, you need to have Them. Perhaps precisely because America was admirably a country of immigrants, it needed to cling to the embers of Puritan homophobia to reinforce a sense of unity.
It was only in 1869 that the Hungarian writer Karl-Maria Kertbeny coined the word "homosexual" and began to try to describe the phenomenon scientifically. But as Bronski tells it, the real break in the American conversation about gays came from a source that is often overlooked, the anarchists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. (Please, nobody tell Glenn Beck, or we'll have a flow chart proving that gay marriage ineluctably leads to anarchy, which ineluctably leads to George Soros.) Writers like Alexander Berkman and Emma Goldman were the first to put forward three crucial points that transformed the debate. Bronski celebrates their challenge to narrowly constrained domesticity: "They argue that sexuality is natural and positive, that sex can be solely about pleasure, and, if consensual, should not be the subject of any laws." In their suspicion of all rules and all laws, they were the first to see the nasty codes surrounding sexuality served no positive purpose, and only spread misery. Intriguingly, the first great open champions of homosexual freedom in America were, it turns out, almost all heterosexual.
Public discourse, of course, was not radically transformed, but it's around this same time that gay people began crafting their own narratives, albeit awkwardly and painfully, for the first time in the American story. A leading neurologist in 1894 wrote down these words of one of his patients: "The knowledge that I am so unlike others makes me very miserable. I form no acquaintances out of business, keep mostly to myself, and do not indulge my sexual feelings." The scattered, and still furtive, confessions and reflections of gays as a new century approached ache with this sense of pure isolation. Many of them believed they were the only homosexual in the world—a human dead-end. But when gay people began to be able to whisper, they began to find each other. Bronski pores over the letters pages of magazines like Physique Pictoral, which starting in 1951 depicted bodybuilders in small posing pouches. The letters whisper ever louder: "I know that I am not alone in my beliefs"; "You are truly doing a wonderful job in uniting young men from all over the world who share a common interest."
A series of historical trends were colliding to make gay liberation possible. For the first time, it was becoming normal for single adults to live alone, apart from their family unit. The apartment, the car, and the city: All made anonymity possible, and with anonymity there came the flickers of freedom. Then, in 1960, a small white tablet turbo-charged the cause of gay equality. The contraceptive pill separated sex and reproduction for heterosexuals, so that for them, sex became what it had always been for homosexuals—a joyous and exuberant end in itself. Straight people were no longer so inclined to tut—they were doing it themselves. The gradual expansion of straight sexuality—its de-Puritanization, so to speak—brought with it greater tolerance for gay sexuality, as the two converged.
But the most decisive turning point arrived when gay people began to band together to demand to be treated decently. The Mattachine Society was founded in 1950, named after a French Renaissance secret fraternity of unmarried men. But it couldn't agree on its central goal. The battle in that society—which created a deep split in the group within three years—runs through gay history from that point on, and eventually breaks apart Bronski's book. It boils down to this. Is the point of the gay struggle to say we are essentially the same as straight people, or is it to say we are different and glad to be so? Does history—with its slow trajectory of convergence in greater sexual openness—have any light to shed?


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This is my very first pregnancy! I'm interested in what other people are feeling. I get a lot of little muscle spasms and small cramps. Sometimes the muscle spasms in my back can sting a lot. But they are mostly right around my rib cage and abdomen. I know I'm not actually feeling the baby move, but I feel a lot of movement going on down there. Very interesting!!!! I'm fascinated :)
Is this your first pregnancy?
It's my first! I'm not feeling much different yet. If AF wasn't staying away, I probably would not think I was pregnant at all. I am feeling hungrier, and I'm more tired at times. But that's really about it. Oh, and I'm peeing a bit more. lol
married summer of '07
baby bird's due to arrive on may day!
Yea, the peeing thing is kind of different! I couldn't sit through a whole movie at the theater without having to pee which is a change, cause I used to could go all day at work and not use it once (which you aren't supposed to do anyways).Not to mention I think on average I get up 2 or 3 times a night to pee. That may be because I go to bed at 9 pm instead of 11:30. Other than that, just sore boobies, was very nauseas yesterday, but not today. My appetite was pretty much stayed the same.
This is my first too! I just got my BFP yesterday AM, and I really don't feel anything yet. I feel a teeny bit bloated, but really nothing too out of the ordinary. I took a second test to make sure--since I wasn't feeling any different, I didn't believe the first one!
I'm also completely terrified now, I know it's not in my control, but cannot wait to make it through the first trimester so I'll feel more secure that I'm out of the M/C danger zone.
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This is my first too. Other than heartburn, nausea, fatigue and food aversions, I'm feeling pretty good. I'm not very far along, though. I had cramps the first couple of days around when af should have come. But overall, if we hadn't been TTC, I'd assume I had the flu!
Hi, this is my first, too! Similar symptoms that I had with the other two brief pgs. I feel bloated, and I have heartburn, my nausea is worse at night, fatigue in the afternoons, slight sore boobs. Lots of twinges of pain off and on, not unbearable just noticeably different. I can REALLY tell when my stomach gets empty. I now have crackers and gingerale on hand. But I am not complaining, I just pray this one sticks!
M&M 2001, DD 2011, Pumpkin Oct 2015
I get those spasms, too...and those little twinges that make me know something is definitely going on down there. I have had lower back aching a little too.
Angel Baby 9/5/2010, Baby Girl 9/8/2011
This is also my 1st. I am getting similar random pains. It is really weird. I am also kissing the idea of an interrupted night's sleep goodbye.
This is my first too! I am glad you started this page. I am feeling a little overwhelmed by all of the other people who have so much experience with pregnancy! It's nice to hear their experiences, but I feel a little behind!
I got my BFP on Aug 24th and I am due May 4th. Last week I had a difficult time going to sleep due to strange anxiety and twitches. This week I am going to sleep at 9:00PM. I haven't had much pain, but I am extremely bloated and tired! I'm constantly having anxiety about whta if and if I am still pregnant! Not fun, but I'm sure I will get used to it, especially when the really fun symptoms start!
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Expecting our 1st�May 4, 2011
Yea, I know what you mean by anxiety. I think I want to sleep better, but I'm up at least 3 times a night using the bathroom. Every time, I look at the paper to make sure everything is still ok. All of this is so new to me. I've read a lot of things, but now that I'm experiencing it, it's a little different. I don't think I ever read about all the little cramps you get. Not painful, but a little uncomfortable. It's all good if its for baby though :)
I forgot to mention the crazy dreams!!!
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Expecting our 1st�May 4, 2011
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This question has been asked before, I know. However, nobody has answered it well. I'm wondering how to parse a PDF's "table of contents" on the iPhone. The docs tell me to use CGPDFDocumentGetCatalog but not how to use it. All they say is that it returns a dictionary. Also, I can't find any example code. Any suggestions?
looks like the closest thing seen on SO is Create a table of contents from a pdf file
It's basically just parsing the CGPDFDictionary called "Outline" in the CGPDFPage.
then you start with the First element and parse your way through.
You want to get the Title and the Destination.
The tricky thing starts with getting the correct destination, because there are (horray, PDF!) several ways to store it, plus several ways that are not defined in the PDF Reference but still out in the wild. Plus several variants that are just broken and you have to deal with it.
For example, you could get the Count of the outline dictionary using
But note that Count sometimes is invalid due to broken PDF creation tools. See PDF as HTML. Even if it's broken, parsers will do their best to display as much data as they can. So my advice is to ignore Count and parse the dictionary anyway. (A few weeks ago I encountered a document that had Count = -10. Go figure)
I can't post the full code, as it's from my commercial PDF library PSPDFKit, and I need to make a living out of it ;) But this should get you started.


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The Mind Equalizer by Anton101Watch
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Late night design is always the worst time design lol. I hope I don't wanna change it in the morning
nnie work and colors also gud...
That... Is one of the most amazing things I've seen all year!
I like your pieces. You have really great art.
I like your pieces. You have really great art.
i like it !!! the color woooow!!
Great inspiration! Thanks for that
It's simply awesome made, well done!
It's simply awesome made, well done!
Great use of colors and shadows! Superneat!
simple yet so nice colour pops!
I like those circles. And the lettering.
I like those circles. And the lettering.
cool! i like it
I really love this design! Don't know what is it's purpose but from the quality and concept point of view, it looks fantastic!
Thanks!! I just went into a detailed explanation to the comment below yours about the concept. I'm glad you like it
I realy don´t know the conept from your disagne but from my point of view is realy great! especially with the letters Q n E that are fantastic!
Thanks! I didn't really have a concept in mind when I started except the mind equalizer bit. Then I worked in the bubbly kinda colours because that's what everyone's mind should be like lol
It's really good. Don't change it. The colors are well balanced, the message is short and powerful. Your work is eye catching.
Nahhh.. designing in the night is the best
Haha not when you have class at like 8.30 lol
Fab work!!
love it ... again!
What program do u use?
What program do u use?
Whoa man Awesome!
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...In a short road race, Cat V. Slow pace most of the way. After the halfway mark, one rider solo'd off the front, then another joined him, and they stayed about 70-80 meters in front of the main pack. With 7-8 miles to go, they had not drifted back, so I tried to organize a chase group - I've got a lousy finishing sprint, so figured that if three or four other riders and I could join the leaders, we'd have a large enough group to stay in front and finish before of the pack. So I tried to organize a chase group, but I was the only one willing to really pull. I would lead several guys at a higher pace for a few minutes, then after I pulled off no one would take over and maintain the pace. After several attempts, we hadn't made it up the twosome, but I was tired. So, when we got to the finish, I had no hammer left to drop, and a half-dozen other riders sprinted right past me. Now I understand what some of you are always saying -- the smart riders -- not necessarily the strongest riders -- do well. And I was a dumbass.
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The key to a successful appointment is communication. To get the most out of your visit, prepare ahead of time so you can lead the conversation with your doctor. These 7 tips will get you ready
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