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The Blue Hose football team is about to experience a very good change. After being away for seven years, Coach Tommy Spangler will return to PC on March 1st as our new defensive coordinator. When he began his work with the Blue Hose in 1997, he was the defensive coordinator. He continued to coach defense in 2001 when he took the reins and assumed the role of head coach. As a head coach, he accomplished many things including a South Atlantic Conference title and the best winning percentage of any coach in PC football history. Coach Spangler is regarded as one of college football's best defensive coaches and recently was a finalist for the Broyles Award for the top assistant coach of the year.


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WEST JORDAN — A Utah mother whose 11-year-old son has severe epilepsy is helping to launch a legislative initiative to legalize a liquid form of medical marijuana in the Beehive state, which may put a new face on the issue.
The face will be of children who could potentially be helped by a strain of the drug, not of unkempt potheads who roll their own weed.
Jennifer May, of Pleasant Grove, believes a hybrid form of cannabis offers hope to patients, such as her son, who suffer from Dravet syndrome, which can trigger hundreds of seizures a day for its victims and limit the life expectancy to 18 years or fewer. Her family currently spends more than $75,000 a year on medication in an effort to provide some relief and hope for their child in dealing with his epilepsy.
Annette Maughan, president of the Epilepsy Association of Utah, said there are at least 30 families in the Beehive state that would be affected dramatically by access to the drug. There are more than 100,000 Utahns overall who have epilepsy, she said.
Currently, a form of medical marijuana is legal in 18 states. Under Utah law, possession of one ounce of marijuana can carry a sentence of up to a year in jail.
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Private plane pilots, especially those traveling to or through states with relaxed marijuana laws, are being subjected to warrantless searches by state and federal law enforcement, the Toledo Blade reported Monday.
The newspaper reported that the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, which represents small plane owners and operators across the country, said it had received dozens of complaints from members "subjected to random searches" by Customs officers, local police, or both.
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Hedges said the pilots' group has filed Freedom of Information Act requests for documentation justifying the searches, but didn't expect to get a response for months.
The Blade also cited a June blog entry by the editor of Flying magazine, Robert Goyer, where Goyer described email and phone conversations with an unnamed "law enforcement source… who is knowledgeable about aviation matters" who described his 2009 training to participate in a federal drug interdiction program targeting private pilots. That source said he was taught pilots were to be treated as though they had no right to refuse a search.
"What they taught law enforcement officers and agents was that all aircraft can be detained since they fall under the… authority of the FAA [Federal Aviation Administration]," Goyer quoted the source. "This, in effect, gives them complete search authority of any aircraft."
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A Wayne County school is among the finalists to have President Obama as their commencement speaker. Wayne Early Middle College High School is one of six high schools across the country to make it this far in the contest.
Internet voting begins Thursday as six high schools vie to have President Barack Obama deliver the commencement speech for this year's graduating seniors.
In its second year, the Race to the Top High School Commencement Challenge invited the nation's public high schools to demonstrate how their school best prepares them for college and a career. The six finalists were chosen from hundreds of applications.
From Thursday through April 29, the public is asked to view and rate video presentations from each school on a scale of one to five. The three schools with the highest average rating will be sent to President Obama for a final selection.
Those interested in voting can go to www.whitehouse.gov/commencement to watch the videos and make a selection. Wayne Early Middle College High School is option #2.
Click on the link at the bottom of the page to cast your vote.
A school in Goldsboro is preparing a video pitch for a national competition that could lead President Barack Obama to deliver its commencement address in June.
Wayne Early Middle College High will film the video Wednesday. The school is one of six from around the country that have been named finalists in the Race to the Top competition. The public will have an opportunity to vote on each school's video in the coming weeks. Obama will then select a winner from among the top three finalists and deliver the commencement later this spring.
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STUART, Fla. - The Martin County Commission on Tuesday considered two issues: Whether consolidating its fire department with the city of Stuart's could be beneficial, and if so, what would be the best way to do it.
The commission answered neither question definitively but directed staff to speak with the city of Stuart to further explore all possibilities. Both jurisdictions have considered four options for the merger.
The Stuart Commission in April chose an independent taxing district, a separate government entity not ruled by local government, and which can set its own budget.
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I recently purchased a teak nightstand from a clearance outlet for a fairly good price. The reason it is was on sale is because there is a split that runs along one side of the night stand from the top to the bottom. It is not a wide split but it is not small enough to be called a crack. Since, I have very little knowledge of woodworking, can anyone suggest a way for me to repair it. The lady at the store suggested caulking the split and then painting over it, but I am not too sure about how to go about that. Can anyone help me.
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If you're going to paint it and not stain, I'd go to the hardware store and buy a small can of wood filler. Using a putty knife fill the split with the filler, allow to dry according to instructions, sand to a smooth surface, then paint. If you're going to stain the nightstand, I'd go with a fairly dark stain and do nothing to the split it should blend in with the dark stain and shadows. Good luck!
Minwax sells tinted wood filler that coordinates with their stain lines. You might find one that matches. They also make stain "markers" that you could use in the crack to blend the split.
Either of these would avoid redoing the entire piece, so I'd probably give this a shot first. Then if you're not satisfied, you can tackle the entire nightstand.
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I am head over heels in love with this sentiment that's in Verve's new Feel the Sun set: "Some people make the world special just by being in it." How sweet and uplifting! I played along with this week's challenge over at Crazy 4 Challenges (C4C28), which is to make a masculine card. They're typically hard for me, so I always welcome the extra nudge to add one to my stash.
The sun image is from Verve's new Let It Shine set, and all the patterned papers are from the Love Me Do collection by My Mind's Eye. Ribbon and crystals are by MFT, and the button is PTI. Borders are EK Success and Martha Stewart. The white stitching is done with a paper piercer and a white gel pen.
Thanks for stopping by! Remember, Verve's Spring Fling Bundle (the full March release) is available at a discounted price through the end of the month, or while supplies last. Check it out HERE!
Happy Thursday!
Stamps: Feel the Sun, Let It Shine (Verve Stamps)
Paper: Papertrey Kraft, Dark Chocolate card stock; My Mind's Eye Love Me Do collection
Ink: Ranger Walnut Stain, Frayed Burlap Distress Inks
Accessories: corner rounder, MFT crystals and ribbon, Papertrey button, Martha Stewart and EK Success border punches, sewing machine, paper piercer, white gel pen
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NEED this set! Your card is beautiful and we all need some sunshine in our lives, right? Thanks for letting YOUR light shine, Amy! GORGEOUS work!ReplyDelete
Ohhh...this is sooo GORGEOUS...I love your design and colors, you are such a master card maker!!!ReplyDelete
This is just so very pretty - I really should use craft paper more often. The cards you make with it are just stunning.ReplyDelete
Well, I am head over heels in LOVE with this card! Just gorgeous, Amy!ReplyDelete
Oh, I just love this little scene and that sentiment is so sweet! Adorable!!ReplyDelete
That is GORGEOUS!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous, Amy! Another beautiful piece of art!ReplyDelete
Great work Amy like always.ReplyDelete
love the use of cloud paper with the sun :) I was so excited to win the whole release over on the VLV forum last month...the suns are great!! Love how you added the bling for some extra shine :)ReplyDelete
I love that sentiment!!! Fabulous card as always Amy! Great use of colour and I just love the way you embellish!!ReplyDelete
Amy, this is so neat! I love the kraft on kraft layer and the colors, patterned papers, and embellishments!ReplyDelete
I love that sun- it is just so HAPPY looking!ReplyDelete


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Use the following resources to learn more about the screening and assessment of substance use disorders.
Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Miller & Hersen (Eds.) (2006)
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An overview of assessment instruments available for use in the substance abuse field, ranging from simple screening tools to comprehensive diagnostic inventories and instruments to guide treatment planning.
Assessing Alcohol Problems: A Guide for Clinicians and Researchers
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (2nd ed.) (2003)
Explains the critical issues involved when evaluating alcohol treatment and helps the user select the most appropriate instruments in the following domains: screening, diagnosis, assessment of drinking behavior, adolescent assessment, treatment planning, treatment and process assessment, and outcome evaluation.
Assessing Substance Use and Abuse Among Adolescents: A Guide for Out-of-School Time Program Practitioners (PDF - 154 KB)
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Screening and Assessing Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders Among Youth in the Juvenile Justice System: A Resource Guide for Practitioners (PDF - 1830 KB)
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Substance Abuse Assessment Instruments for Women: Literature Review (PDF - 237 KB)
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Substance Abuse During Pregnancy: Guidelines for Screening (PDF - 672 KB)
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.comments2016-05-13T11:17:17.806+01:00Mark ThompsonMark Thompsonhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-29352404859712535542016-05-09T08:15:40.383+01:002016-05-09T08:15:40.383+01:00This thing about stable government....just why did...This thing about stable government....just why did we need it? The traditional response to national crisis has been coalition. The obvious coalition was labour-conservative if there truly was a crisis, but there was not one. Liberals would have been better advised to vote on an issue by issue basis as matters arose and distance themselves from the government. Both in terms of the national outcome, and also in terms of their own credibility.

Truth is, a likely outcome of such an approach would have been a new election. And every party was afraid of coming off worse. Nothing which happened was about national interest. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-137484131046129332016-04-06T10:01:46.875+01:002016-04-06T10:01:46.875+01:00You do understand that Blairmore Holdings wasn'...You do understand that Blairmore Holdings wasn't a UK registered company? And that the reason for flying out to board meetings outside the UK was entirely to ensure it was not considered a UK company? And that non-UK companies are by definition outside the UK's tax jurisdiction? We can't just go around demanding to tax every company in the world.

What very few people seem to understand (or care to want to understand) is that money that people make when working outside the UK is outside the UK's tax jurisdiction. And in this day and age of globalisation, internet commerce etc, there are more and more people who will have at some point in their lives worked outside the UK, and amassed considerable wealth while doing so. They are perfectly entitled to leave that money outside the UK and the UK cannot tax it. Thus there are perfectly legitimate reasons for people to have foreign registered companies and bank accounts in places like Guernsey etc. The mere existence of these entities does not 'prove' tax evasion any more than having a stack of £20 notes under your mattress does.Sobershttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-17171284929086384002015-12-24T22:38:25.991+00:002015-12-24T22:38:25.991+00:00I agree with much of your analysis but, if you rea...I agree with much of your analysis but, if you really are still a fellow traveller then maybe you should think about rejoining the party - whatever faults it may have it is still the natural home for liberalsBob email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-91092479661248100462015-11-11T13:54:51.436+00:002015-11-11T13:54:51.436+00:00On the morality of eating meat issue, you raised t...On the morality of eating meat issue, you raised the issue of whether there would still be millions of cows existing if we didn't farm to eat them but I thought rather quickly dismissed that.

But then you presented a utilitarian argument about how long a cow would live if it lived out its life. And you were trying to balance years of cow happiness against human happiness.

But if we didn't eat cows, with the best will in the world we'd have very many fewer cows, not least because it we're to grow a whole lot more veg and grain we'd need the land currently grazed by the cattle herd. (Not that humans competing for land with other large mammals has a good record, of course.)

So the two arguments ought to be linked. There are currently 10 million cows in the UK, about 2 million of them are dairy cows. Beef cows are sent to slaughter after about 2 years; dairy cows after about 5.

So that's 26 million "cow-years" of just being alive.

The natural lifespan of a cow being 20-25 years, that would be the equivalent of having slightly more than a million "wild" cows.

(I'll not try to judge "cow happiness" – it's not all one-sided: fewer than 20% of British cows are intensively farmed and domestication provides benefits too, e.g. available food, protection from predators, and (BSE and foot and mouth outbreaks aside) disease control.)

So the question is would (or even could) we allow a million cows to roam the UK in the wild (or as pets)?

Well, apparently there are already about 2 million deer living wild in the UK (let's just ignore whether deer and wild cows would be in competition for food), so in the end I have to concede it's not impossible.

We could eat less meat and farm better, though. George Monbiot has an interesting article on this:
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2010/sep/06/meat-production-veganism-deforestation
Millennium Domehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-79787126482999310872015-08-31T18:30:28.032+01:002015-08-31T18:30:28.032+01:00'Renages' should be 'reneges'.'Renages' should be 'reneges'.rob's unclehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-44852158409533763092015-08-28T07:21:28.198+01:002015-08-28T07:21:28.198+01:00Duncan Greenland CBE: Has donated a total of £316,...Duncan Greenland CBE: Has donated a total of £316,858.95 to the LibDems since 2004, £31,000 of which went to Clegg's constituency.

Richard Duncalf OBE: Donated £216,000 to the party since 2007, including an individual £10,000 donation to Clegg.

Sir Anthony Ullman: Given the party £108,000 in total, including £30,000 directly to Clegg four days before he visited Ullmann's firm in 2013.

Ian Wright CBE: Given £32,807.79 in addition to £9,000 to Clegg directly.
Tom Meinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-17792159846013239492015-08-13T23:18:51.350+01:002015-08-13T23:18:51.350+01:00Metatone, was your comment for me or the OP? If i...Metatone, was your comment for me or the OP? If it was for the OP, the point was that they shouldn't be excluding supporters on the basis of something they haven't defined. It makes it easy for them to move the goal posts to suit their own agenda.

If it was for me, It is indeed equally true of all parties, I just didn't state it as I was referring specifically to Mark Steel's exclusion and the hypocrisy of Labour complaining we 'left' them when they were the ones who left us. I've never been a member or supporter of the other two parties, so for me personally it's not an issue.KibokothePurpleHippohttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-53095002157962470132015-08-13T20:07:55.315+01:002015-08-13T20:07:55.315+01:00I don't disagree about Labour - but it's w...I don't disagree about Labour - but it's worth retaining the understanding that this is equally true of the Tories and the Lib Dems. Modern life has been very unkind to political philosophies...firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-72746825050913385202015-08-13T19:27:11.657+01:002015-08-13T19:27:11.657+01:00Mark left the SWP ages ago. I left the SWP in Jan...Mark left the SWP ages ago. I left the SWP in January 2012 due to the Comrade Delta fiasco and I know for a fact that he left at least two years before me. It could be even longer. The problem is that many of us went to parties like the SWP and Left Unity because the Labour party left us, not the other way round. They were the ones who moved to the right and they have the nerve to criticise our values. We are the ones loyal to Labour, just not the corrupt version of it that's currently masquerading as the Labour Party. Never in my worst nightmares did I think that a Labour MP would say they didn't want votes from those claiming benefits or a leader who proclaiming himself the Champion of Moderate Tories. KibokothePurpleHippohttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-50050202771445648702015-07-30T13:28:34.884+01:002015-07-30T13:28:34.884+01:00"Just because people vote for 'No to Aust..."Just because people vote for 'No to Austerity', I'm afraid that it does not change the basic laws of economics, if you spend more than you earn it will eventually lead to disaster."

As the Greek electorate is email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-52442370714524486922015-07-30T07:58:14.356+01:002015-07-30T07:58:14.356+01:00People will always vote with their pocket in mind....People will always vote with their pocket in mind. The public sector will always vote labour and small and medium business owners will vote conservative.
Just because people vote for 'No to Austerity', I'm afraid that it does not change the basic laws of economics, if you spend more than you earn it will eventually lead to disaster.Tom Meinhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-19337001801768940402015-07-29T17:51:55.793+01:002015-07-29T17:51:55.793+01:00The political laws of gravity have not changed. Pe...The political laws of gravity have not changed. People vote with their self interest at heart, and in a (slowly) growing economy people don't want to rock the boat. They want stability, they want assurance. The last thing floating voters will vote for is someone who represents radical change. We've just seen that less than 3 months ago, you can't have forgotten already. People looked at Milliband, and Cameron, and decided 'steady as she goes'. You really need your head examining if you think those same people will look at JC in 4 years time and say 'Yes, lets throw everything up in the air and give the bonkers guy a go.' Just not going to happen.

What you are seeing is that yes, within the tiny tiny bubble of the Labour movement (relative to the population) JC is more popular than the other nonentities they have to choose from. That says zero about the popularity of JC to the wider voter. We are seeing 'Jez-mania' within a tiny section of society, NOT the wider voter base. If Labour think that their flirtation with JC will transfer to electoral success when faced with a Tory party machine pointing out every little bonkers outburst by him and his supporters over the years, then they are in for a even bigger disappointment than they got in May.

Ask yourself this - who would George Osborne (or whoever is Tory leader into the next election) least prefer to face JC, or say Liz Kendall? JC with all the pictures of him and his Islamic terrorist mates, and being best buddies with the leaders of that Socialism nirvana Venezuela, or LK being all soft focus and reassuring to the middle classes in swing email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-18446858554240730652015-07-29T10:52:16.770+01:002015-07-29T10:52:16.770+01:00"He doesn't faff about trying to triangul..."He doesn't faff about trying to triangulate or refusing to accept the premise of the question. Sure, this could eventually trip him up but from what I have seen so far it merely makes him look like he believes what he says and his word can be trusted, unlike so many of his Labour colleagues."

But in the real world of politics, that's what you have to do. Burnham has to sell himself to both the floating voters and the majority of the left. If they were honest about their politics they'd say that they support the free market, a bit more distribution than the Conservatives and a decent size public sector to create union jobs. But some unreconstructed socialist doesn't want to hear that and would go running to a Socialist Worker's Party, so they have to do things like throwing the odd bone of socialist programmes at those people. The Conservatives do the same - bit less redistribution than Labour while also trying to keep some of their hardcore on side by throwing something in about the family.

Corbyn is taking the easy choice, perhaps the choice he feels comfortable with, of being honest. But it leads to a narrow band of voters. If the people in Nuneaton or Swindon didn't feel comfortable voting for Miliband, there is no chance that Corbyn can win those seats with his harder left perspective.The Stiglerhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-44321676512677038132015-07-16T21:07:08.279+01:002015-07-16T21:07:08.279+01:00I think if you include their pensions, even post t...I think if you include their pensions, even post the reform, the effective salary is a lot higher. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-61737688417267333312015-07-16T13:43:39.321+01:002015-07-16T13:43:39.321+01:00"in time the salary will slip further and fur..."in time the salary will slip further and further behind other vocations until it becomes very difficult for anyone except the independently wealthy to seek to become MPs."
A rational piece, but you lost me with this bit. Average UK salary is £26k and people live well enough on less. Reducing MPs wages may dissuade well paid professionals, but do MPs *have* to come from that tier of society? The argument you put forward in this quote holds true if we were talking about not paying MPs at all, but not otherwise.Evil Chuffyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-3381763602403354682015-05-31T18:11:34.512+01:002015-05-31T18:11:34.512+01:00You're tripping if you think that Tory would m...You're tripping if you think that Tory would move away from a Tory position on electoral email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-25436281558874122272015-05-26T15:55:39.107+01:002015-05-26T15:55:39.107+01:00"Sadly we are not voting under AV or any sort..."Sadly we are not voting under AV or any sort of preferential system. "
Why sadly? PR would be great but AV is not the same, it could give equally unrepresentative results. It might be possible under AV for the SNP to get 45% of the votes in Scotland and no MPs (if all other voters put the SNP as their last choice and they got less than 50% in every constituency). I don't like the SNP but that wouldn't be a good think.L fairfaxhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-30775961585189989902015-05-26T15:50:07.128+01:002015-05-26T15:50:07.128+01:00"For me now there is nothing in politics more..."For me now there is nothing in politics more important than electoral reform. "
I agree although I would add the ability to call for referenda if enough people want it.
Do you think that the EU should also have electoral reform for the EU parliament?
At the moment party x in Britain can have a lot more votes than party y in a smaller country but get less MPs.L fairfaxhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-15209263420544097842015-05-25T23:48:34.455+01:002015-05-25T23:48:34.455+01:00Surely getting serious about proportional represen...Surely getting serious about proportional representation and an English parliament is their way back?

Without Scotland and with the S.N.P used by the Tories to scare English voters, Labour are finished. Worse, they could even lose the North to UK I if the right wing media get their firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-25505400138527429852015-05-13T11:56:51.595+01:002015-05-13T11:56:51.595+01:00Just read the article by Number Cruncher Politics!...Just read the article by Number Cruncher Politics! Amazing and am surprised that the national media has not picked up on it! Guruhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-62336265062845413482015-05-12T17:10:53.731+01:002015-05-12T17:10:53.731+01:00Your second footnote is correct as things were at ...Your second footnote is correct as things were at the time, but not as it would be now, as the constitution was amended to make special conference mandatory and binding in 2012.

I hope you're wrong about our prospects, but I fear you're right. We'll see if the membership surge holds.Jennie Rigghttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-26918093025367809972015-04-03T13:18:27.673+01:002015-04-03T13:18:27.673+01:00who is paying for the black NHS hole? UKIP will us...who is paying for the black NHS hole? UKIP will use just some of the money that we don't have to pay the EU, we could also reduce some of the foreign aid email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-48747278006781965902015-04-03T09:09:19.607+01:002015-04-03T09:09:19.607+01:00£* Degrees are little more than leftie agitators. ...£* Degrees are little more than leftie agitators. Scratch the surface of virtually all similar groups and you'll find a seething mass of politically biased, left wing firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-35106529768451524702015-04-03T08:35:21.675+01:002015-04-03T08:35:21.675+01:00Organisationally 38 Degrees are a child of Greenpe...Organisationally 38 Degrees are a child of Greenpeace, funded heavily by groups such qs the Roddick Foundation.

Essentially they are spam lobbyists who troll for outrage amongst the gullible, and have had Points of Order raised against them in the Commons for that activity. That activity is a direct inheritance from Greenpeace.

They are also routinely dishonest, and I don't think I have ever seen an issue accurately and fully described in their spiel attached to a petition, going back to at least the Save Our Forests stuff.

I won't go into claims they make about membership, but it seems to relate to everyone who has ever been on an email list and never made a real fuss to be purged.Matt firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3881762807913180318.post-23925704562630985612015-04-03T05:50:23.843+01:002015-04-03T05:50:23.843+01:00I WROTE THEM A PERSONAL E-MAIL On 31 March 2015 ...I WROTE THEM A PERSONAL E-MAIL

On 31 March 2015 at 23:42

Stop sending me this bullshit. You are NOT 'ordinary voters', you are using the NHS for political purposes by spreading falsehoods.

I am no fan of Cameron, but his government have not put the NHS in debt......the previous one did - overspending massively, wasting squillions on failed projects and all those PFI facilities that benefitted none but the construction companies that built them.

Labour have long tried to monopolize the 'protection of the NHS' as its own baby. Whereas in fact, it has procured nothing but waste, fraud and a huge deterioration in standards that has led to tens of thousands of unnecessary deaths.

Now you - probably funded by Labour - want us, the ordinary citizens let down by Labour's ludicrous mismanagent of the NHS, to campaign against the current government, thereby transferring blame for 20yrs of failure to the Tories.

You and your agency are disingenuous in the extreme - typical twenty-first century socialists, you aren't fit to lick Beveridge's boots.

Goodbye.

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AC Grads - Due Sept, Oct, Nov, Dec 2012 - #2
Started by Freckles , Mar 10 2012 02:12 PM
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Posted 01 April 2012 - 05:46 PM
Kate, all the best for your scan tomorrow. I know the feeling well. I have my first OB appt on Tuesday and I'm doing my usual pre-scan anxiety wind-up, convincing myself it's all over red rover, thinking the worst. I've been having sharp pains in the one location since last night, which isn't helping things.
How is everyone going? Hope you all had a nice weekend.
Please, where can I find myself some willpower? I am eating my body weight in white chocolate at the moment. Every day I say to myself "self, NO CHOCOLATE today" but it doesn't work. I started IVF at a trim size 10, crept up to a size 12 from all the stim cycles etc, and yesterday I had to buy a pair of work trousers in size 14 and desperately need to find some new work tops. Oh dear.
Posted 01 April 2012 - 08:44 PM
Hi all,
Just a quick post from me, have been meaning to pop in earlier but has been crazy busy so just hanging out til the Easter break.
Lorem, so glad to hear everything went well with your scan and appts
Sarah (Kate), good luck for tomorrow. I'm sure everything will be fine and look forward to hearing about it. You haven't really turned me off grapes, just trying not to eat as many.
Indigo, I'm the same. Instead of relaxing the further along I get, the more I am worrying as there is so much more invested. Think it is natural for us IVFer's to feel that something will go wrong as most of us have suffered numerous disappointments on this journey. As for chocolate, I am going to have to get DH to hide it from me as I have single-handedly polished off a large bag of Easter eggs! Good luck for Tuesday too.
Puffsgirl, have you tried the blackmores morning sickness tablets? Hope you feel better soon!
Hoping, might have a look at that fitfor2 program too. Am doing PT once a week but have been too scared to do any running and had a small bleed after a long walk the other day.
Mum2one, my little bean (nicknamed Big M) was really active too. OB said it is a good sign of nice healthy bubb.
Afm, got a bruise the size of an apple on my butt cheek from my prog injection the other night. Was so tired I did a real botch job. Is anyone else still on support? Pessaries or the like? My OB said to keep taking prog and progenova til 12 weeks at which point the placenta should take over. Pretty nervous about just stopping everything in a week's time although could def do without the daily injections. I also wonder about whether higher or lower hormone levels affect baby's development. Does anyone know?
Have a good week everyone.
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Posted 02 April 2012 - 09:29 AM
Hey ladies, I am home alone today with only my dog to accompany me. DH has sent DS off to a holiday program. Boy I am starting to miss him already!
Sarah Kate, I am sure we all identify with you on the feelings part, it is so nerve-wrecking after all that we have gone through, so we are always subjecting ourselves to the rollercoaster ride. I met a friend last night who conceived her 4mth old daughter via IVF after 6 cycles and she told me to just be positive that everything will work out alright. I know it is easy to say but hard to do. DH asked me a few times when I want to let my friends know...I would go let's wait for the 7 week scan, then lets wait for the OB appt, then lets wait for the NT scan, then lets wait for the baby to arrive before telling the whole world...you can guess it, cos I am so afraid that something will go wrong and I dont want to subject our friends to the ride as well. Waiting for your good news!!!
Indigo, I second what Lorem said, very good piece of advice. Of course we are all so grateful for getting our BFP after such a long journey but that does not mean we are not entitled to feel sick. It is just the hormones and many changes that are making us feel so many different things. You are very very strong. OH I feel some sharp pain in my left groin and ovary area this morning too. I think it is nothing to worry about....About the chocolate, I am sorry I cant help with that cos chocolate doesnt attract me haha...me not chocolate person and it hasnt changed since being pregnant. Just wondering if white chocolate contains caffeine? It may not be advisable to take too much then. Your little one could be a chocoholic making mummy eat so much of it.
Lorem, we are heading somewhere tropical in Asia. I have called the ultrasound clinic and rescheduled my NT scan to 13 weeks. DH and I are pondering about hiring a doppler machine to listen to baby's heartbeat before I start to feel its movements which could be 16 weeks above. I am not sure if I really want to but waiting to see the OB is so hard...if I hear bb's heartbeat every day, it would be so nice too.
Wishful, you are be really tired! I would be so awake if I am giving myself a jab whoaaaaa....Hope the bruise clears up soon. I am on TCM for support but am thinking of quitting it once my first trimester is over but also wonder if it is ok. I think my TCM doctor is agreeable. So far he says baby is strong. Not sure how he gauges that. I think you would be fine once your placenta is fullly in working order which OB told me is 9 weeks.
How many of you are feeling better regarding MS? Since about 9 weeks I got a bit better and now I am eating better. I also had my first walk yesterday. Hoping to get into the pool soon.
Posted 02 April 2012 - 02:35 PM
Hi everyone,
I can't believe it!!! Bubby is one day ahead of itself in terms of siz which OB says is great and probably lessons the chance of m/c from 15% to 10%.......saw a heartbeat and then we heard it...I could have listened to it all day!! Have a little printout of the little bean. I think it's 1.6cm long?? can't remember...!!!
I cried with relief after the Ob left the room .....and realised I was shaking like a leaf.
Had a BT today for more things, back in 3 weeks to check growth and more BTs, then next after that is the NT scan and then I transfer after that from the Ob's private FS practice to his group Ob delivery practice (different places).
I am completely flaggergasted that there is a little heartbeat inside of me....it just started all by itself.... such a miracle.
Indigo - had a thought re your white chocolate. Can you melt some up, and then mix some fruit and nuts (eg cashews/pistachios/almonds might be nice, with craisins, dried blueberries/strawberries) and cut it into squares - that way you get a bit of chocolate as well as some protein and other nutrients - maybe it will help you feel a bit fuller too.??
Thanks everyone for your supportive messages !!
***in a euphoric daze***!!!!
Posted 02 April 2012 - 02:54 PM
Woohoo! Congratulations Sarah!
Posted 02 April 2012 - 06:19 PM
Hey ladies! Sorry I've been Mia but am only just starting to lift out of the ms daze. Geez it's just debilitating and I couldn't be bothered doing anything! Work and sleep has been about it but I have been looking in on you all!
Sarah - congrats on the littl eheartbeat! That's great news!
Indigo - I know how you feel. I'm so greatful to be pregnant and am so sure it will be worth it in the end but I'm not enjoying pregnancy so far! My body, my mind - they just don't feel like my own at the moment so am struggling with that!
I have my NT scan tomorrow so hoping that will renew my excitement! Am having twinges and a few pains as well. Am 12 weeks 3 days today.
Have started telling extended family and a few more close friends. Though a couple of ppl at work are eyeing me off - probably cos I'm porking up and not looking pregnant yet!
I hope you're all doing well - Lorem, puffs, mum2one, wishful and anyone else I've missed.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 06:14 PM
Yay! Congratulations Sarah (Kate) on a great scan and seeing the heartbeat! BTW, what should we call you? Sarah or Kate? Or both? Really good idea to melt the choc and coat some fruit and nuts; I wouldn't have thought of that.
Frogga, great to hear from you! I hope all went well with your NT scan today.
M2ODS, when do you go for your holiday? It sounds like a lovely trip away. I'm still getting the nausea on and off all day, and sometimes needing to get up in the middle of the night to eat/drink something. Glad to hear that yours has eased and you're starting to feel stronger.
Wishful, ow those prog injections sound awful. I had my last crinone on Sunday. I weaned off the prog pessaries first, then slowly off the crinone to finish completely by 11w. I'm also weaning off the prednisone; this is my last week on it, hooray. Sorry, I don't have any info on whether it has any impacts on development. I hope not. Given I'm not even taking panadol for headaches, it seems contradictory to take all this extra stuff on blind faith.
Hi to everyone else...hope you're all going well.
AFM: I had my first OB appt today at 11w1d. Got to see bean and it looked like a baby!! Still amazed. You could even see the fingers. Active little bugger too, moving arms and legs around heaps. Heartbeat was good, and I got to hear it. Very cool.
It still doesn't seem real to me though. I know I'm technically pregnant, and have all these symptoms. And I see bean on screen. But it doesn't feel real yet. I still feel like a bit of a fraud.
And what a lovely change it was to be able to leave my knickers on at a Dr's appt!
Mum is gagging to know what the sex is. It was the first question she asked me afterwards, and I had to say she'll have to wait till 20w and even then I may not want to find out. I'm taking her along to the NT scan next Thursday, so what's the bet she asks them then!
How are people going with their sleep? I haven't had any sleep in 4 nights and I'm absolutely knackered.
And are people drinking tea or coffee? I haven't had a tea or coffee since embryo transfer and am thinking I might have some weak tea when I hit the 2nd trimester. I miss it.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 06:26 PM
Hi all,
Sarah (kate) I just got teary reading your post, especially 'I am completely flaggergasted that there is a little heartbeat inside of me....it just started all by itself.... such a miracle.' That's exactly how I felt when I first saw bubs heart flickering away. I haven't been able to hear it yet though. But knowing bubs is in there, growing well just amazes me.
Like many of you I keep worrying something bad will happen. My ms changes daily and freaks me out. Saturday I was debilitated, sunday I was a little sick in the morning and felt really yuck by midafternoon. Then yesterday I felt fine until lunch time and was worried bubs wasn't doing so well but today I've felt yuck again most of the day so I'm sure bubs is fine.
I've been wondering whether those that conceive without assistance feel this way or if they just take it for granted. My sister told our family at 8 weeks which at the time I thought was nice but said to my Mum I didn't think I'd say anything until after 12 weeks and that was before I even knew I would need assistance. And now I'm here I'm pretty sure I'll wait until my birthday when I'll be 14 weeks. Hopefuly I can hide it when we get together for mother's day. I'm also a little worried about my brother and sister in law, I'll be 12 weeks mother's day and could tell everyone then but they are just beginning artificial insemination so I wouldn't want to ruin their mother's day (they already have one).
I'm so happy to hear about all the positive scans, I dont have my next one until May 2nd, seems so far away! But hearing about everyone else's makes me feel more positive.
Indigo - how did your scan go?
x Hoping
Posted 03 April 2012 - 06:33 PM
Indigo - Oh Nevermind, I just read your post. I must have been typing as you were.
Congrats on the great scan, I cant wait til bubs loooks like a baby, FS was worried I wouldnt know what I was looking at at 7weeks as it was still a little blob like, but I knew exactly what I was looking at and I was so excited, but I can imagine the baby shape being even more exciting, plus hearing the heartbeat!
I sleep like a log some nights and others I wake up and have trouble getting back to sleep. I have a retroverted uterus so am not even getting up to wee yet which I suppose I should be thankful for but it means my scan remain internal for a while longer.
I have never drank tea or coffee but I love Milo and a pregnant woman at work made me feel bad after offering me her hot chocolate sachet saying she couldn't have it as she was off caffeine. I'm still drinnking it on occasion though.
Hope everyone's well x
Posted 03 April 2012 - 06:51 PM
Hoping, I have retroverted uterus too but I pee like a tap! My 7 week scan was an internal as it is also internal with my IVF clinic but when I saw my OB last Tues 10 weeks+ he said I could use the external scan. The scan was ok, clear and visible.
Sarah Kate and Indigo, for the heart beats!!! Congrats!!!
About coffee or tea, i love both but have stopped myself from taking since IVF time cos it also worsen my heart palpitations.
Frogga, how did your NT scan go? I hope you will start feeling better and start enjoying your pregnancy soon.
Posted 03 April 2012 - 07:06 PM
Another one with a retroverted uterus and am also peeing heaps and have from the beginning...
Posted 03 April 2012 - 08:36 PM
Hi all,
I also have a retroverted uterus! Hmmm interesting! I have also been peeing like 20 times a night. I hate getting up but I can only ignore it for so long before I get really busting. Hoping, I am very jealous that you don't have to pee all the time. I have actually had to start collecting the mail or going to the photocopier at work on my way back from the toilet so people don't realise I've been to the bathroom yet again.
Wow, you all are so disciplined. I have still been having coffee, tea and even enjoying the occasional glass of wine I only have a coffee in the morning so my chocolate consumption is prob more of a worry in terms of caffeine (lol).
Sarah (Kate) and Indigo, great news on your scans I'm nervous about my 12 week scan next week but also excited about seeing him/her again.
M2ODS, my ms is getting worse I think instead of better. Last 2 days have felt miserable with all day ms and even felt sick during the night. Any bad smell sends me off in bouts of dry wretching and I'm not too good in hot stuffy environments either.
Frogga, nice to hear from you. Hope your NT scan went well today. Hi also to Puffs and Lorem
Posted 04 April 2012 - 07:54 AM
Frogga � I hope your NT scan went well.
Sarah and Indigo � Great news on your scans.
Wishful � Good luck for your scan next week.
Mum2OneDS � I loved green tea before I was pregnant but have gone off it completely. I have just started drinking weak black tea (as of yesterday) as it is 1 of only 2 things I can tolerate atm.
Hoping � I love seeing the little baby in your ticker, so cute.
Anyone call their baby a he or she yet? Everyone calls our bub a he so I am convinced we are having a boy. I even call it a he.
Hello to everyone else! I hope you are all doing well.
AFM � All hail Zofran! My Dr gave me a prescription for them yesterday and I had instant relief from MS. I am actually eating and drinking now and don�t have to force myself to. It�s expensive but worth every cent. Sadly I have also been put on BP meds as my BP was high. I have had issues with my BP before and hoped it would stay away during my pregnancy, but not to be. I am officially classed as a high risk pregnancy due to the high BP.
We got to see bubs again yesterday. My dates are measuring spot on and he was dancing around (secretly I think he was trying to out worm his mother on the dance floor). We actually saw his little brain and spinal cord which were awesome. I was very worried about the scan as apart from the shocking MS that is the only symptom that has remained with me. I pee like I normally would and my breasts are not as sore as they originally were.
I have my NT scan on the 27th April. Cannot wait to see bubs again.
Posted 04 April 2012 - 11:46 AM
Wow Puffs, spinal cord and brain...amazing..must be a really good machine. My OB's not fantastic and the printout, well not much difference if he doesnt give me cos it is so blur....
I am calling my little muffin 'it' still until his/her gender is known. We want to find out asap. Yesterday I met my friend and she said, looking at my tummy, it would be a girl! Haha...hope to find out really soon!
Good that zofran is helping you. I am feeling much better but not back to my normal self, still tired and ill-motivated. I gagged twice this morning to my surprise. I think staying in the house doesnt help. Will go out to the park later to meet my friends and let the kids play.
My boobs, they are sore like I dont like hugs or cuddles at the moment and dont like DH or DS to come too close cos boy, they are really sore. Some preggies dont have sore boobs like my TCM lady at the clinic, and she also hardly have pee issues. She said she doesnt wake up to pee. She has prescribed something in my brew to strengthen my kidney so I can hold my urine better and reduce pee frequency.
Hehe DH hired a doppler and it came yesterday. We had fun listening to baby's heartbeat last evening.
Wishful, you 'naughty' mummy about coffee and tea and wine...the aroma of coffee makes me float but I dont crave drinking it so far.
Posted 04 April 2012 - 12:46 PM
Hi Guys,
OneDS I didn't realise you could hire a doppler. Is it expensive? It would be lovely to hear baby's heartbeat whenever you like
Puffs Yay, I am glad that the drugs are helping you. but sorry to hear that you are high risk becasue of your BP. I am calling my baby 'he' mainly for convenience and I don't really like calling him 'it' seems so impersonal. I have also had about 3 dreams where baby was a boy. I am sure if he is a girl she will forgive me. I am also calling him by his nickname a lot. We call him Frostilicus because he is out of the freezer. Does anyone else have a nn for their bean?
Wishful I have been having tea also, and the occassional coffee. I have gone off the thought of coffee, so it wasn;t really hard to give it up. I am pretty sure the safe levels are equivalent to 2 espressos a day.
Hoping I am like you worrying that something will go wrong, but I am a lot more relaxed now that the NT was ok. We haven't told anyone yet, but we will be telling my parents at Easter. DH wanted to wait until 20 weeks to tell everyone else, but we have compromised to 17, belly pending. My bro and SIL announced very early too, which I thought was a bit presumptive of them, but hey each to their own, I guess.
Indigo Congrats on the great scan. and lol at the keeping your knickers on. In the ready set go girls thread there was one lady who was so into auto pilot that she said that she had to think hard about not taking her knickers off when she went to the dentist. I feel the same about being a fraud. I felt a bit weird when they put the scan thing on my belly and it showed a baby! Hopefully it will seem more real when we can feel some movement. My sleep is still patchy, not helped by the fact that DH generously decided to share his cold with me.
Frogga Good to hear form you. Hope all went well with your NT
Hope everyone has a happy and safe Easter. Just think by the time the next major Christian holiday rolls around (Christmas) we should all have our babes in arms
Posted 05 April 2012 - 07:37 AM
Hi ladies. NT went really well. All normal, healthy and cute got some happy snaps so at least it seems a bit more real!
Cheeky thing didn't want it's picture taken.
And to top it off - 5 lovely days off work which I'm hoping imay be able to get my head sorted a bit.
Happy easter ladies - hope you all have a great few days
Posted 06 April 2012 - 11:03 AM
I just lost a big post with personals before hitting the magic button, grrrr to my iPad. It's painful enough typing all that text without the annoyance of losing it at the last minute. Here I go again!
Frogga, yay for your good NT scan! Do you get your result same day or have to wait? Mine is next Thursday and I've been wondering about that.
Puffsgirl, yes zofran is the bomb, isn't it? I've used it once for sea sickness on a cruise and it was fast and very effective. Glad you're getting relief and also that your scan went well.
Lorem, hope you're feeling better soon. A head cold is not a good gift from hubby. Tell him from me, flowers or chocolates would have been much nicer. I have also been sneakily thinking happy thoughts about what next Christmas will be like. Very different to all the previous one's (I hope!)
I had a cup of tea this morning, and it was lovely. Really enjoyed it. I found this info about how to reduce the caffeine in your tea on the web, not sure if it's hooey or not. Here's the link
Hope you all have a lovely, safe, relaxing Easter break.
Posted 06 April 2012 - 03:21 PM
Lorem, DH hired the hi bebe Doppler from sweet beats and it cost abt 50 a month with postage fron NSW to Vic. I don't always get to hear little muffin's BH when i did on my own sometimes I get it sometimes don't. But with DH helping we do get it. We heard it just now. It is not easy so impt is not to stress if cannot get it....takes a bit of patience.
Indigo, the ipad is indeed a pain sometimes. how's your choc craves? I don't have much craving...the only one now probably is fizzy drinks...just when I think my appetite has improved, I do sick at times and not feeling like eating again. I don't feel that up with emotions, feel so tired and listless and out of breath at times ended up lying on the couch again earlier after doing just a wee bit of light gardening with DH. Trying to ignore all the work that are screaming out to me around the house. Where has all my energy gone to? I hope it won't stay like that.
I will see a cardiologist and osteopath for my heart palpitations and sore shoulders coming tues. hope to get some assurance that my body is ok.
Sorry for the downer post.
Posted 08 April 2012 - 12:23 PM
Sending you a cyber-hug M2ODS. I feel a bit the same way. So many physical symptoms and aches and pains. I haven't felt like a normal fit and healthy human being in more than 18 months. All for a good cause though!
Happy Easter all! Today is the day where my normal chocolate consumption is socially accepted. Yay!
Posted 09 April 2012 - 08:20 AM
Hi everyone,
Wishful - I hear you on the getting up to pee during the night. I don't think I'm as bad as you though but I'm finding twice a night pretty annnoying. I wake up and hope it'll go away but of course it doesn't!!! I hope your MS is manageable.
Puffs - So glad you are gettting relief from your awful MS, it must feel great to be able to eat again!! But I'm sorry about your blood pressure. How exciting though about seeing your little bean dancing around
Mum2One - is your cardiologist/osteopath appt tomorrow? Good luck if so. If it's any consolation, my heart pounds like crazy sometimes just coming up some front stairs of the house. I hope your TCM for the weeing and the kidneys works!! It sounds pretty good to me. My boobs are also sore and DH won't go anwhere near them as he accidentally knocked one while brushing hair off my shoulder and I yelped!!
Lorem - I love your nickname for your little bean, it's perfect!! Did you tell your parents over Easter? How did it go?
Frogga - congrats on your NT scan going well and it's good to hear that it's starting to feel a bit more real for you. (I still feel as though I might be imagining the whole thing sometimes). Hurrah for your 5 days off too, hope you got to relax.
Indigo - hope you enjoyed your chocolate fest yesterday!!! Thanks for the tea link too.
AFM, Thanks for all the nice messages after our scan last week. I have had a little MS but not too bad. Have only felt nauseous a few times, and since my acupuncturist has put needles in my wrist to wear all week I 've felt much better. Just generally tired though and feeling slack as DH is doing lots of houseworky things that I just don't have the energy to do at the moment. Have been reading the comments on tea and coffee with interest! I started going off coffee with all the IVF stuff and for the last few months have been having half strengths, and then since THIS little event have gone to decaf. Honestly, I can't tell the difference taste-wise, but then I don't crave it either - I probably only have it now once a week if that. I also found decaf tea (Dilmah) which I drink now - also can't tell the difference (neither did DH when I made it for him accidentally). I do feel like some wine still though and usually pinch a couple of sips from DH's glass if we're at home.
I also still have lots of gas!!! And I can't fit into my jeans. This is a disaster, they are my wardrobe staple. Nowhere near buying maternity jeans yet. I guess it's dresses and tights from now!
Out to lunch today - anyone else get nervous about eating at other people's places? Obviously we're not telling anybody yet but I'm nervous in case there's lots of food I can't eat there.
I have a week and a half til the next scan.....am looking forward to seeing some little leggies and armies. It still does seem incredible and impossible that this is happening!! That's next week, then the week after is more blood tests, then the week after that is the NT scan which I have to book in for.
I just indulged and bought the Moleskine Baby Journal online
PS. I can't remember who asked about my name - but I think I'll go with Kate! I'll change my thingy....
Edited by Sarah (Kate), 10 April 2012 - 08:27 AM.
Posted 10 April 2012 - 10:45 AM
Am in the waiting room for my NT scan and I am sick with nerves! Will pop back later and let you all know how it went.
Posted 10 April 2012 - 06:43 PM
Hope everything went well today wishful!
Posted 10 April 2012 - 08:01 PM
Hi all,
I am hugely relieved, all went well today. Unfortunately I didn't get to keep my knickers on for this one as bubbs was being shy and we couldn't get a good view externally. All normal and healthy with low risk of ds. Phew!
Sorry for the 'me' post. Having a bad bout of ms tonight so will come back for personals when I'm not chucking (yukko).
Hope everyone is well.
Posted 11 April 2012 - 08:31 AM
Congratulations Wishful for reaching the next milestone successfully!!!
Posted 11 April 2012 - 09:44 AM
Wishful, congratulations on a great scan result!
For those that have had their NT scans, do you get the result same day? Or is it a preiminary result and you have to wait for the actual number (ie 1:300 or whatever).
And did you bother paying extra for any photos/DVD? Mine is tomorrow.
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I really like the collar and the print just makes it hipster
such a cool design on the top`
The fabric and design is awesome. But I am a little disappointed. I order a medium and it fit like a small. I can't even button it up.
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