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I'd like to Thank everyone for their deep condolences and my go back to everyone that has also lost a loved one.
It will be 7 months Feb. 3, 08 that I lost my love, my life. It feels so very empty and lonely without him. It seems like everyone just thinks our lives go back to normal and that I should be fine. I'm tired of telling everyone that I am fine, I"M NOT FINE. I feel so lost and angry at the world. I'm afraid of letting people know how sad I feel. I need him back in my life. Frank was such a good man and my hand of support for all my daily things. I still reach for the phone when I have a bad day or if something good or funny happens. We use to talk on the phone as least 4-6 times a day.
I miss his voice, I miss his strong hands, I miss his laughter and his smile.
Am I not healing fast enough or does everyone feel this way.
1 Sun, 20 Jan 2008 18:05:38
Re: My best friend, my husband (14 replies, posted in In Remembrance)
I'd like to Thank everyone for their deep condolences and my go back to everyone that has also lost a loved one.
2 Sun, 02 Sep 2007 18:40:33
Topic: Oh my god the pain is so deep! (11 replies, posted in In Remembrance)
It's the first long weekend without my best friend and it will be 2 months since his passing tomorrow. I woke up this morning crying and it is 9PM and I just can't stop.
I finally realize Frank is not on a business trip or visiting his Mom in England, he is gone and never coming home. Oh my God the pain is so bad, it is so deep it feels like my insides are just ripping away.I try to rationlize why after 2 months it has hit me so hard, I know that I've been waiting for him to come home.
It's my first long weekend and we would have gone somewhere to spend some time together. We were raising our Granddaughter and spent alot of time catering to her. She is a competitive dancer and we took off many weekends for competitions and Frank stayed at home. We agreed that once she was in university we would start to travel and enjoy our lives together. It did not work out that way. She will be in university in 3 years.
I miss him so so so much. I am going back to work on Tuesday and Frank would normally call me at least 3 times a day and when I was having a bad day I would call him and he would always be available for me. When he knew I was upset he would show up at my office with coffee and donuts. He was a great man!!!!!!!!!!!
What I miss the most are his hands. My husband had the nicest hands. They were strong masculine hands. You see the ads with the older couple holding hands walking down the street that was my husband- my best friend. His holding my hand was like a security blanket. I always felt safe holding his hand. I miss that so much.
I guess I'm just rambling but I don't know where else to go to express my pain. We deserved so much more time. He conquered drug and alcohol addiction 15 years ago. He went from being a terrible husband to being the most wonderful man. He conquered so much but the dreaded CANCER conquered us.
28 years and now I have nothing. Will this pain go away? I have a deep hole inside of me that cannot be filled by family or friends. You have to love your spouse deeply and then loose them to fully understand my PAIN.
I'm sorry for going on but thank you for being here to vent.
3 Sun, 05 Aug 2007 20:04:50
Topic: My best friend, my husband (14 replies, posted in In Remembrance)
On July 3 2007 I lost my best friend, my husband. It still feels like he's away somewhere and is coming home soon. I still expect him to call me on my cell phone to ask where I am and when I'm coming home. I miss him so very much. We had so much yet to do.
On Nov.13 we were diagnosed with this horrendous disease and given 1 year to live. We were inoperable at this stage. We went home and as my daughter Michelle informed this post about how we started him on all organic produce, no dairy, no meat and all different supplements as well as Taheebo Tea. We were doing so well that the afternoon before his placement of a port a cath we went for our appt. with our oncologist. He was so amazed at well my husband looked and felt and how good his blood works were that he said it would be a sin to start him on chemo. The oncologist wanted a surgical second opinion.
So off we went to see a LIVER SPECIALIST and HEAD OF SURGERY at TORONTO GENERAL HOSPITAL good old DR BRICE TAYLOR and his team of worshippers.
We were tested and informed that we were now a good candidate for surgery. They started by placing a external drain to see if everything was working on the other side of his bile duct and his liver. Infection time- 10 days in hospital. Then the Dr. telling us that he would be operating on May 1 2007. The LIVER SPECIALIST told us that 3/4 of his liver that was ATROPHIED ( meaning it was a dead liver) would be removed and the good bile duct and portal vein would be reconnected to his bowel and he would get another 5 years to live. My husband was so excited.
On May 1 2007 my husband walked into the hospital on his own power. He was still talking, walking, eating and still running his own business.
When the surgeon came out within an hour of taking my husband into surgery I knew something was wrong.
Dr. Taylor the LIVER SPECIALIST informed me that my husband had CIRROSIS of the liver (meaning it was a living liver with scar tissue) and another tumour under the first one. He also informed me that if they would have cut into a cirroded liver he would have bled to death, so they just closed him up.
After 12 days in hospital, where my husband DID NOT EAT or move around very much and was delusional, they told me he could go home and live a life of quality.
We left the hospital in a wheelchair, with my husbands stomach completely bloated with fluid and his ankles twice their size.
QUALITY OF LIFE- my husband slowly deteriated in front of our eyes. We tried feeding him baby food and shakes to try to keep up his strength. He never again asked my daughter how business was or barely spoke in a manner that we could fully understand.
We had to take him to the hospital once again because he had difficulty breathing. Here they drained his belly and kept him monitored for a week and when I questioned his inability to speak they did a brain ct to see if he had a tumour. It came back clear. So they sent me home to let him die.
We continued to try everything in our power to bring him back eg: chinese herbalist, naturapathic Dr. with 3 hr intravenous remedies. It was all too much for him. We were given 3 separate death dates as his body started to give up, but he kept fighting until the early morning of July 3.
My best friend was a 6'4" tall strong healthy 230 lb. man of incredible stature. He was a funny, warm, loving man.
In a split second on Nov. 13 our lives changed.
ON JULY 3 THE LOVE OF MY LIFE PASSED AWAY AT A MERE 100 lbs. He basically starved to death and no medical personal would help us.
He passed away at home with my daughter, granddaughter and myself with him.
To end this, if you have things you want to do with your loved one DO IT TODAY, DON'T WAIT, BECAUSE AS I SAID BEFORE IT TAKES A SPLIT SECOND FOR YOUR LIFE TO CHANGE. HUG THEM, KISS THEM, HOLD THEM AND ALWAYS LET THEM KNOW HOW SPECIAL THEY ARE TO YOU.
4 Sat, 31 Mar 2007 10:29:54
Re: Sorry it's been so long (5 replies, posted in General Discussion)
I just got word from my mom (I have a bad cold and can not be at the hospital) His fever is gone they have him on IV antibiotics and morphine for the pain.
They did an ultra sound and his tumour is now 2.7cm it used to be 3.5 so maybe that news will help get out of the funk that he has been in.
They are looking for an abcess, no word yet on weather or not they found one.
Its coincedental though his procedure was two and a half weeks ago and this fever was so sudden. similar to your hubbies situation.
Keep you posted.
5 Sat, 31 Mar 2007 07:26:04
Re: Sorry it's been so long (5 replies, posted in General Discussion)
HIi Mary,
Thank you so much for sharing your story.
My family just feels so hopeless right now because he has been suffering so much. It almost seems never ending.
I shared your husbands story with my mom and dad and Im hoping they will see that others have been down this road, suffered hell and come back around.
Dad was rush to the hospital last night his fever was 104.2 and he was in great pain.
His fever is down this morning and like you previously warned they think he may have an abcess.
They are scheduling an ultrasound and maybe cTscan for this afternoon.
He is feeling much better compared to when he was admitted.
Will keep you posted
How is your husband doing??
6 Mon, 26 Mar 2007 19:52:44
Topic: UNTITLED (2 replies, posted in General Discussion)
I'm trying to remember
The day before it came
A time when life was normal
The day before the "rain"
It's funny how a couple words
can change your world so quick
and EVERYONE'S around you
That day they said 'your sick'
Your sick?? but how?
You'll die?...Not now!
Your thin, your weak...
Too tired to speak?
Im trying to remember
one single day before
You laughed that day I SPOKE TO YOU!!!
but now you laugh no more
You joked and said
"Sweetie Im fine
You'll be stuck with me
for a very long time" LOL
that hurts,,, that too
don't touch me you
don't hug me tight
This is not alright
Im sick of trying to remember
the day, week, month before
the draining of your "YOU" began
When HELL came to our door
How DARE hell think we'll just lay down
and put you out to rest
we'll fight this fight when you cannot
we'll get you back "your best"!!
7 Mon, 26 Mar 2007 18:45:53
Topic: Sorry it's been so long (5 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hi all,
Thank you all for the emails, I am so sorry it has taken me so long to post.
Its been a journey and a half since the last time I wrote.
Dad is not doing so good right now and it is taking a toll on everyone.
Its very difficult to see someone suffer so much, or see someone who was once so strong and full of life weaken and appear to except defeat! ((WE LOVE YOU DAD IF YOU READ THIS STAY STRONG, YOU KNOW WE ALL LOVE YOU))
It is also hard to watch those around him suffer due to watching him suffer
(I LOVE YOU MOM, VENT TO ME ANY TIME) I KNOW you will read this!!!
Here is an update...
Last time I posted we had just left the ONC who told us they were cancelling Chemo because he could not see the tumour and that he obviously couldn't treat something he couldn't see. He sent us to another surgeon for a second (technically 5th) opinion!
This sugeon was very upset at the fact that the last hospital felt that my dad was unresectable and that he would certainly die within a year.
Thats the good news ...HOWEVER
We also found out that the first hospital didn't tell us that my dads bile ducts were blocked for such a long period of time (YOU KNOW WHILE HE WAS TRYING TO CONVINCE HIS STUPID GP THAT THERE REALLY WAS SOMETHING WRONG AND THAT IT WAS NOT JUST REFLUX, STRESS OR GALL STONES) anyways the blockage caused 3/4 of his liver to die!
The new surgeon and team, feel my Dad is a candidate for resection. Well at least so far. He will be reassessed next month.
He has had a drain put in and has been suffering because of it.
His spirits are down his hope seems to be slipping.
We are starting him back on the Pau D'arco tonight as he was off of it before and during this procedure. We are hoping to see an improvement and hopefully it will help alleviate some of the pain he has been experiences.
Then we are hoping to help him put on weight, he has lost so much weight and has no appitite.
I hope to read some positive posts tonight.
I hope to hear of some success stories
and I hope and prey we all get throught this horrible horrible disease!
* Bless
8 Fri, 09 Feb 2007 16:14:48
Re: metal stents.... (2 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Yes we were originally told that if my dad had the metal stents put in he who never be able to have surgury. We have heard other wise and are are currently seeing a new surgeon to see what he thinks. I don't think he would even be looking at my dad if he didn't think surgury was still possible.
Also we found out that the stents are titanium a nd MRI friendly! Whew thats a relief because we really want another MRI done CT scans are just not cutting it!!
Thank you Jules
9 Wed, 07 Feb 2007 08:35:16
Topic: metal stents.... (2 replies, posted in General Discussion)
If you have been stented with METAL stents can you have an MRI done???
10 Mon, 05 Feb 2007 23:02:04
Re: Immunopower (9 replies, posted in Complementary & Alternative Treatments - CAM)
Hi Stacie
Im thrilled to hear that Mark is doing the Gerson Therapy.
"The Gerson Therapy" book was one of the first books I read when my dad was diagnosed. Two weeks later we were fortunate enough to meet with Charlotte Gerson (Max's daughter) at the whole foods expo. Between her and the other individual at their both we learned a great deal, they were wonderful.
My dads diet is based on Gerson, Mabribiotics, Alkaline based etc. Similar to Geoff All Organic, No Meat, No dairy,lots of tea and suppliments
(the Tea my dad takes Pau D'arco/Taheebo is used by Gerson as well)
I am really interested in hearing about Marks progress.
Good Luck
11 Mon, 05 Feb 2007 22:10:10
Re: Confused (13 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hi Guys
sorry Ive taken so long to respond, just trying to figure everything out.
We looked on his blood works and there is a catagory Ca 19 however it has question marks where the level should be.
CEA is not there and we will be questioning the onc. about this
We have now been sent to another surgeon, who has scheduled my dad for another CT and Ultrasound (Wednesday morning) Then they will decide weather they think another MRI is needed.
Im hoping he does blood on Weds. too
Dad is looking great feeling good but finding it hard to put on weight.
His caloric intake is up to 3000 per day and his weight will not go up.
It had gone up at the end of Dec. beginning of Jan. but now its slowly going down, any suggestions??
researching natural weight gain is a joke, everybody wants to be skinny nobody is posting "THE GET FAT NOW HERBAL DIET!!!" we guarentee you'll balloon 27lbs by tuesday LOL
Anyways, the journey continues
Good night all
12 Thu, 25 Jan 2007 17:25:20
Re: Confused (13 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Wow Mary that is great news I hope and pray your husband stays on a healthy coarse aswell.
When my father was diagnosed they told us that Klatskin's does not responde well to chemo and radiation they also told us that due to position and size he was unresectable. They were unable to get the plastic stents in and told us that as much as metal stents were better they would also prevent him from ever having a resection.
We did find a wonderfully optitistic oncologist who said he had had some success with GFLIP but that it would not cure him it would only possibly extend his life by a few months and improve his quality of life.
Question... when your husbands CTSCAN showed nothing what were his blood levels like?
Please do try the Pau D'arco even if his results remain positive also I strongly reccomend Reverse Osmosis Water
I have had great success switching to this water while treating my 10 year old Autistic son. His behaviors and thought patterns changed instantly. Its amazing what something as simple as changing water and diet can do!!
13 Thu, 25 Jan 2007 17:07:36
Re: Father just passed away (2 replies, posted in Grief Management)
Im so sorry for your loss
I found it very hard to read some of the posts aswell when my father was first diagnosed.
It always seemed that no matter what anyone tried the end always played out the same.
My family and I are fighting this tooth and nail.
We have had success so far but we know its a never ending battle.
If you do come across and organizations that support cholangiocarcinoma research or if you start one on your own Let me know I'd love to participate in anyway I can.
14 Thu, 25 Jan 2007 15:52:34
Re: Confused (13 replies, posted in General Discussion)
You can also find so much info online about Pau D'arco /Taheebo
Its worth reading and sheds a little hope and of coarse skepticism but that comes with all things new and unfamiliar.
15 Thu, 25 Jan 2007 15:46:59
Re: Confused (13 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Hello all,
Thank you so much for your comments.
Regarding the diet:
The day my dad was FINALLY released from the hospital, we went out and bought ...
A Juicer
Rice and vegetable steamer
REVERSE OSMOSIS WATER (5 bottles to start)
All ORGANIC fruits and Veggies
We started juicing all kinds of crazy concoctions for him (like I said before, he is a trooper, some of the juice tasted really NASTY)
My mom went to see a TCM doctor and brought home three shopping bags full of herbs, or as my dad said something that looked like it had been swept up from the backyard LOL!
We boiled the herbs and made my dad this tea which he was only able to stomach for two days before it made him sick to his stomach.
Next we went to the health food store. At out local health food Store "Garlic Grove" my mother explained the situation to the owner who proceeded to tell her the story of Josip Gabre, a man from our city who beat cancer, she gave my mother his book to borrow titled "How I Beat Cancer" and explained that she worked directly with him.
We both read the book and decided my dad should be on this Taheebo/Pau d'arco Tea from Brazil. he started immediately.
The following week his diabetes was completely under control, and his bili rubin level had dropped significantly.
So at this point he was on a strict Vegan diet and the tea.
Our major problem then, was that my dad was still losing weight and that was causing him to be extremelt tired and miserable.
We read more books, visited more web site and had to make a descision as to which road to take regarding diet. This part was soooooooooooo confusing there are so many different diets and so called miracle cures it gets frustrating.
We looked at them all and found that they all had the same foundation, organic and at least 80/20 vegetarian diet.
so how do you fatten someone up on a sugar free, dairy free, vegan diet??? It hard and its been a slow process but here's what we did...
There is an organic protein shake called "VEGAN" it has 160 calories per scoop, it contains every vitamin suppliment you could ever need as well as Omega's and next to no sugar.
Juices with banana's, strawberries, Soy milk and a little bit of STEVIA (tastes great)
Avocado is extremely fattening and full of nutrience
Potatoes, Brown Rice, Lots of UNSALTED almonds, dates, tones of greens, lots of small meals.
Suppliments:- Geraniun capsuls (helps oxidize the blood)
-Vitamin C, Buffered, if you can stomach it take the powder if not take
- Taheebo Tea also called Pau D'arco 1 and a half to two litres per day
as well as 4-6 capsules. If you can find the tinture it is said to be
better thats still being debated! Our whole family is taking it and
are all seeing improvements in our own health.
- Selenium, Omega 3,6,9 and occasionally I throw some "cell food"
into his water (shhhhh he doesn't know that one LOL)
Plenty of fresh air, this one has been harder to get him to do as he was way too tired before. so we bought a dog in hopes that he would walk it, so far my mom walks the dog and occasionally dad does too!
One thing that I think has also been important is "cheat days" for sanity purposes!
He's allowed to eat chicken breat (organic) about once a week.
and occasionally a bit of cheese.
Oh, we also started giving him a bit of essiac tea last week no complaints so far!
I know yesterday I had commented on his CTSCAN but I think what is more important is his blood results.
Of the 42 blood levels tested only 1 was high (his GGT) which has come down from 708 to 172 and his Lymphs were a bit low EVERYTHING else was at normal levels and I don't mean normal for a man with the big C I mean NORMAL!!!!!
LAst month his blood levels were way out of wack so to me this is incredible.
I hope this post helps
I think the hardest part of the diet is wrapping your head around that fact that nutrition might be able to heal your body. We are so conditioned to believe in pharmacuticles and medical technology that anything else seemd way too hoxie!!!
God Bless
16 Wed, 24 Jan 2007 21:46:47
Re: My history (33 replies, posted in General Discussion)
Please read my post titled "Confused"
You will understand why I am thanking you!
God Bless
Michelle and the whole Mack Family
17 Wed, 24 Jan 2007 21:43:39
Topic: Confused (13 replies, posted in General Discussion)
I have spent two months reading these posts and the posts of many other cancer forums.
I have spent two months researching diets, alternative remedies, new chemo intervention etc.
Two months and 11 days ago CANCER was just something other peoples families were dealing with, chemo always saved the day, and I really didn't think I knew anyone who had it.
On November 13th 2006 my dad was having a procedure (ERCP) to remove some gallstones that were causing a blockage and making him jaundice and rather ill feeling. My mother and sat in the waiting room holding hands and waiting for the Dr. to come out and tell us everything went well and we could see my dad very soon.
He did eventually come out but what he said to us changed our lives forever.
In a very COLD and IMPERSONAL way we were told that my dad had a rare cancer called Cholangiocarcinoma-Klatskin tumor. stage 3bf 4 and that he had about 12 months to live. I remember him saying "here, let me draw you a diagram"
I remember my mom having to tell him and i remember his face.
My big strong daddy 6'4 230lbs was now 180lbs very jaudice and scared to death.
Two more Drs came in to explain how chemo and radiation were relatively ineffective with this type of cancer and that he would slowly deteriorate and then one day he just wouldn't get out of bed.
My mother, myself and my boyfriend decided we were not going to let this desease just take him so off to chaoters we went and then endless hours online researching and learning all about this Klatskins!
We met with a wonderful oncologist who actually had personality and displayed compassion (very impressive) and he told us that there has been some success with GFLIP. My mother and I were very opposed to him having chemo as we have read so many horror stories however, we knew that this was a descision that was his and his alone.
My dad agreed to go along with our crazy diets and foreign tea's and even our endless chatter about miracle cures we had read about online. (what a trooper)
Chinese Drs. homopathic drs, we dragged him to them all
No meat no dairy no sweets nothing processed and 2 litres of Pau d'arco tea everyday. Then vitamins and vegan shakes and then we double his pau d'arco intake by adding capsules.
My dad was scheduled to have a portacath inserted Wednesday Jan.24th however his oncologist has CANCELLED HIS CHEMO!!!!
The radiologist couldn't see his tumor. he could clearly see the metal stents but nothing else. Also his blood work was amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My dads tumor measured 3.5 cm and now it can't be seen.
The oncologist was shocked and wants to see him in three months.
We're confused and want an MRI to make sure what he said was true.
Over all though yesterday was shocking. His oncologist was suprised he was still alive never mind that he seems to be healing himself!
The Oncologist said what ever we are doing we are doing it right!!!
Oh and my dads diabetes is gone his last blood reading was 5.1
God I hope these results continue to improve I can't imagine life for our family with out him HE IS THE BEST!
BTW, ever notice that once cancer is in your life you find out its always been there, it's all around you and that people you know, have just suffered silently. I hate cancer!


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I was browsing through a list of free lectures in Chicago when it hit me that I was doing so during "Women's History Month", …..and I subsequently became enraged. Why do women have their own history month? Why do women need their own history month? I know what women's impact on our society has been, thank you very much. Men's inability to resist our naked bodies has been made very clear in the Christian "apple" parable. Who do you think is responsible for the creation of the 7 day week, and the 4 week month, eh?
The fact that women need their own history month is incredibly insulting…. we are the majority sex on the planet, but we are still treated like a minority. Every time a female becomes the first of her gender to occupy a position of authority, it is noted in the history books. Really, gentlemen? Are you that pathetic that it has taken thousands of years for you to share your power? Are you that greedy, and blind to all the problems of modern society? Stop making us women feel bad…. a history month feels like you're pissing on our legs and telling us it is raining.
That rant aside, I was very pleased to see that no library or cultural center in Chicago is treating Women's History Month with any extra pomp or circumstance by having more "feminist" lectures than usual. Caffeine Theatre will be performing plays by Emily Dickinson at the Newberry Library at the end of the month, and the Assistant Egyptian Minister for Foreign Affairs will give a talk on the role of women in Egyptian history next week at the Chicago Cultural Center.
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I just found out this week (7/20), at 8 weeks pregnant, that I have another blighted ovum. I had a miscarriage at 7.5 weeks this past Februaury due to the same condition. Although I had guarded optimism this time around, I felt fairly confident that it was going to be a healthy baby this time. I hate that you have to wait so long--2 months--to find out whether or not it's a blighted ovum. I have a healthy 2-year old boy, which I am so grateful for, but having experienced pregnancy previously, my body has grown quickly with these past two miscarriages. It really sucks getting fat and looking pregnant when there's no baby in there. I am wearing my baggiest shirt today and still look pregnant. People are, I'm sure, assuming I am pregnant. I have to wait another week yet to do one more ultrasound to confirm that this is in fact a blighted ovum and not just a wrong date. But, I know I'm right on the date. I know there is still going to be no fetus at next week's ultrasound. With my first blighted ovum pregnancy, I waited for my body to pass it naturally, but I'm leaning towards having it removed this time around. I don't know that I can handle much more of the nausea, fatigue, emotions, and growing tummy knowing there's no baby in there.
2 blighted ovums in a row
I'm so sorry to hear that. My doctor told me it is highly unlikely to have two in a row. I am just recovering from surgery to remove my first BO, and my fear going forward is that it could happen again. I know what you mean by feeling the symptoms and knowing there's no baby there. It is heartwrenching, and I cried many tears and felt displaced within my own existence, if that makes sense (it's about the only way I could describe it).
I will pray for you, that you find peace, even in this sad situation. I am just four days past surgery and struggling to grab some positive perspective back it's hard, and there are times when I'm afraid of what "moving forward" means....but, at the same time, I know it's just what I have to do.
I truly feel the pain of your loss...I would recommend the procedure...but ask for a D & E, not a D & C...the D&C can be rougher on you physically, and the D & E preserves the uterine lining...they just suction instead of scrape.
God bless you...
Sheryl Lynn (38) DH Jay (37)
DS Julian (8...5/14/01)
m/c on 7/22/09
Sheryl Lynn (40)�� DH (39)� DS (9)�
M/C:� 7-22-2009 (@ 10.5 weeks)
If it's meant to be for me, it will happen naturally.
I also had 2 blighted ovums in a row. Has your doctor given you any reason as to why this may have happened two times in a row? I am now trying to see a high risk pregnancy doctor to be tested but wnder why this may have happened. Thank you
My doctor believes that it was just chance. She said 15% of pregnancies end in miscarriage, and I just happened to fall in that 15 both times. She said the fact that I've had one sucessful pregnancy is a positive and hopeful sign. What is your doctor thinking is going on?
My doctor now wants me to be tested to try and figure out if there is a reason for the 2 blighted ovums in a row. Does anyone know what the chances are that there is a reason for them?
Im so sorry 4 ur loss. Two in a row doesn't seem right. I had an MC after seeing a heartbeat at 8 wks then a BO at 6 wks. I went to a high risk doctor and after doing all the screens found out I had a gene mutation. But doc thinks it was a chormosomal abnormality in the embryo tht caused the BO & not the mutation. He recommended IVF w/ PGD & I am currently going thru it.
Be patient and find tht inner peace within u. Only God knows what's best 4 us. It's a heart wrenching experience tht leaves u feeling dejected and so disinterested in the everyday happinesses...I dont think I have recovered but Im glad Im able to post this today & help give support to others. Help urself get thru this, be positive and take care of u!
Hope For the Future: I am having a very similar experience to yours. I had a Blighted Ovum this past summer, just got pregnant again and went to my 6 week appointment today and again, there's the empty gestational sac. My OB PA told me to do the same thing - to give it another week, but to me, it looks like it might be another BO. :( I know EXACTLY what you are saying about having all the symptoms but no baby. So very frustrating. I had a D&C because I had other things going on where I could not leave letting it pass to chance. And this time around, it's the same situation. But my body had a hard time recovering from the surgery so this time, I might need to try the pill. I hope and pray the best for you. If anyone who reads this can please pray for me to, I would greatly appreciate it! I am 37 and these are my first pregnancies.
I had a blighted ovum only discovered at 12 weeks back in October 2010. After that I've had two early miscarriages in April and August this year. Now I'm pregnant again and hoping and praying like crazy that this pregnancy will result in a healthy baby who will be the next member of our family. I also have a healthy two year old, and like yours, my doctors say that's a good sign. I know how hard it is to have multiple miscarriages though, "good sign" or not.
~Hannah~ SAHM to:
Zachary (7/29/09), Josiah (7/21/12), and Anneke Joy (9/19/14)
im in the middle of my 2nd blightin ovum i had one 3 mounths ago also i was 2 mounths with that one and im one month with this one its hard im sorry for your lost also how do you cope with it becouse i think its my fault or even im not able to have kids
Emma - 02/09 and Willa - 12/12 (Love my girls with all my heart)
2 blighted ovums 8/11 and 1/12


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British Columbia: Three Years Later
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Published Winter 1976From the Reader of the Conference on Alternative State & Local Public Policies held June 10-13, 1976 in Austin, Texas. The reader was edited and compiled by Derek Shearer, California Public Policy Center Los Angeles, California and Lee Webb, Professor of Public Policy, Goddard College Plainfield, Vermont.Made available with the permission of the publisher.
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CALABASH—Calabash Fire Chief Carl Naecker has resigned.
Naecker's resignation officially took effect last Friday, July 24.
Naecker, 58, was appointed interim chief to fill the department's leadership vacancy last Aug. 1 after longtime department Chief Karl Bennett announced retirement plans. Naecker officially became chief of the department in December.
Fire department board chairman Jennings Edge said he didn't know Naecker's reasons for resigning.
If camp is under way, it must be summertime at the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher.
The state aquarium is just a ferry-cross over the Cape Fear River from Brunswick County.
Summer activities on tap have included junior naturalists, animal keepers and coastal crusaders camps for children and teens (advance fees and registration required).
Day visitors of all ages are offered a chance to experience the sights and sounds of "The Waters of the Cape Fear," from freshwater streams and swamps to coastline habitats, to reefs and the open ocean.
Ticker (ID No. A008445) is a black-and-white male domestic shorthair. He has been at the shelter since June 17. The shelter's adoption fees for female cats and kittens is $55, which includes physical exam, feline leukemia/FIV (feline HIV) tests, rabies vaccination and spay surgery. Adoption fees for male cats and kittens are $35, which includes physical exam, feline leukemia/FIV test, rabies vaccination and neuter surgery. The shelter, at 429 Green Swamp Road (N.C. 211) in Supply, is open to the public for viewing animals and adoptions from 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Lots of things are open to interpretation. Messages in the Bible, dreams, types of dancing, and yes, the law.
And while my interpretation of the law may differ from the attorney representing the Brunswick County Board of Education, I expect an explanation of why my interpretation is inaccurate, if nothing else.
The board's meeting Thursday night, which lasted until the early hours Friday morning and contained two closed sessions, ended with no official action taken.
About 20 people who bought property at the now-defunct San Rio Ocean and River Club subdivision off Gray Bridge Road are preparing to file a lawsuit in Brunswick County Court.
They hope to receive the money they invested in property that has not been developed and appears to have been abandoned.
George Dedrick of Gibsonville said this week he and fellow San Rio property owner Kevin Brown began working with their banks to get their mortgages adjusted so they did not have to make balloon payments on a property without infrastructure that could not be developed.
A Brunswick County jury couldn't come to a decision on whether to convict or acquit an 18-year-old West Virginia man accused of raping a girl in Brunswick County.
The suspect is now free on bond, and another trial is not likely until next year, according to assistant district attorney Meredith Everhart, who prosecutes sex offenses and child abuse cases.
Brunswick County Emergency Medical Services and Tri-Beach Fire Department responded to a call about 12:12 p.m. Thursday of a man body surfing on Holden Beach who was driven into the sand by a wave, according to Brian Watts, director of Brunswick County EMS. The man complained of back and neck pain, and EMS decided to call the AirLink helicopter to take him to New Hanover Regional Medical Center 'instead of taking a chance' and transporting him via ambulance. The man's name and condition have not been released.
The N.C. House of Representatives has approved the third reading of a bill that would allow property owners to force a referendum for pending involuntary annexations.
The bill now goes to the Senate, but at least one representative says it's going to be a hard fight there.
House Bill 524 passed its third and final vote last Thursday and includes a provision for town residents or residents of the area to be annexed to petition for a referendum as well as a requirement for the town to provide services to the annexed area.
BOLIVIA—Brunswick County Animal Services is continuing to suspend dog adoptions after more cases of distemper were confirmed earlier this month.
Two weeks ago, two dogs at the shelter developed a respiratory illness. Laboratory results confirmed the cause of the illness to be distemper.
Canine distemper is caused by a virus that is a highly contagious disease of wild and domestic carnivores.
The moon has fascinated humanity since our creation. Since it is such a beautiful object in the sky, how could it not captivate one's attention? We watch the moon as it waxes and wanes during the month as the sunlight travels across its face, illuminating its splendor.
As a child, I remember the first time looking through a telescope to view the moon. I was amazed how much detail was visible in the eyepiece of my telescope. The moon was full and I could see mountains along the edge. It was not just a round orb but also a complex object full of features.
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In this July 3 photo, James Robarge sits in criminal court in Brattleboro during arraignment on motor vehicle charges for an incident in Bellows Falls. He appeared today in court to face a charge of second-degree murder.A Rockingham man is fighting extradition to New Hampshire where authorities today filed a charge against him of second-degree murder in the death of his estranged wife.
James Robarge, 43, appeared this afternoon in Brattleboro criminal court where his attorney stated that he would be fighting extradition to New Hampshire. Authorities in New Hampshire will now seek a governors warrant to force Robarges return to that state, a process that is expected to take about a month.
In the meantime, Robarge is being held at the Springfield prison.
The second-degree murder charge alleges that Robarge recklessly caused the death of 42-year-old Kelly Robarge on June 27 in Charlestown, N.H. by inflicting trauma to her body.
James Robarge has been held at the Springfield prison on unrelated motor vehicle charges stemming from his arrest last week in Bellows Falls near a medical center.
N.H. Fish and Game officers and New England K-9 Search and Rescue found the body of a woman Saturday in a wooded area in Unity, N.H. An autopsy Sunday confirmed the body was that of Kelly Robarge, and the cause of death was homicidal violence by undetermined causes.
On June 27, the day she disappeared, Kelly Robarge had filed for a divorce from Robarge. Shortly after she was reported missing, New Hampshire authorities had said they feared she had suffered serious injury or death.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER The races might be new, but many of the faces are the same. Full StoryRutland Town officials want to ensure businesses pay the towns 1 percent sales tax. Full StoryThe sole Democrat in the Rutland City delegation is not seeking another term.
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This is the English imprint of the work as issued in Edinburgh, and notwithstanding the author asserts that the book being of limited size can not aspire to be of the nature of an exhaustive treatise on histology, yet it will be seen that the field is thoroughly covered, and that the work has been well done. Scotch pathologists and histologists seem to predominate among the English medical books, and it must be confessed that they have taken a high place. For students and practitioners, desiring to refresh themselves with histologic work, the book of Clarkson will be found to be a trustworthy and very satisfactory guide. Mr. Saunders has done well to introduce it to the American public.
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Summary:A teenage boy who runs off to join the circus as a side show puppeteer stumbles onto the dark secrets of the fellow performers. Red Buttons plays a side show barker, Connie Stevens a Hungarian aerialist, and Anthony Franciosa the lion tamer, one of her former lovers. Director William Conrad, who filmed this in 1978, also wrote the main song and provides the voice of the ring announcer.


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The Chinatown Safehouse is a safehouse located east of the Chinatown, San Fierro archway in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Wu Zi Mu's apartment is located nearby. Carl Johnson, the player character, can purchase the safehouse for $20,000. The safehouse does not have a garage and cars can not be stored there.


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Newly upped HBO execs Richard Plepler and Michael Lombardo made their first public appearance Thursday, walking the fine line between lamenting the loss of Chris Albrecht and maintaining that the net will see little change without him.Speaking to reporters during a session at the Beverly Hilton, new programming chief Plepler said, "The mark of a good leader is, Did you leave a place better than you found it?" But he also insisted, "I don't think there's an intent to have a strategic shift" in the wake of Albrecht's departure. Mix of series, movies and special events — and balance among them –would stay the same, he said. Net then went on to present a number of its big bets, including Cynthia Mort and Gavin Polone's relationship drama "Tell Me You Love Me," the sixth and potentially final season of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" and, in an emotional session with veterans, the James Gandolfini Iraq docu "Alive Day Memories." West Coast chief Michael Lombardo said that he "considers Chris a friend, and it's been a very difficult transition" but added that he, too, foresaw little change. HBO promoted from within to maintain an image of stability, and execs said their regime would be marked by a hands-off style. "The last thing Michael and I are going to do is impose ourselves (on programmers)," Plepler said. "That would be silly." But execs were nonetheless in the odd position of presiding over the unveiling of an upcoming slate that had largely come out of the Albrecht era. HBO also made a number of other announcements at TCA.
- Net sounded an ambivalent note about the future of two two-hour "Deadwood" movies, saying that the project could be in jeopardy for a number of reasons, from the fact that the cabler doesn't have a hold on actors to a busy production schedule for creator David Milch on his current skein, "John From Cincinnati."
- On the scheduling front, net said that it aims to air Playtone's WWII mini "The Pacific" in the third quarter of 2009, while the final season of "The Wire" will bow in the first quarter of 2008.
- Cabler is taking its fake-reality game on "Entourage" to a new level, cutting a full trailer for fictional Vincent Chase movie "Medellin" and airing it after the closing credits, as well as, possibly, in other venues.
- HBO is contemplating a one-hour "Extras" special instead of a third season. It is also in separate conversations with star Ricky Gervais about a standup special that would air on the paybox next year.
- As expected, the channel has picked up eight episodes of "How to Look Good Naked," hosted by Carson Kressley. "Naked" is based on the hit U.K. self-help show of the same name from RDF Media. "Naked" is set to premiere in January.
- Lifetime will saturate its air with telepic "The Murder of Princess Diana" in the days leading up to the 10th anniversary of her death on Aug. 31.
- Peter Gallagher, Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Kristin Lehmann, Jenna Boyd and Peter Fonda are set to star in "The Gathering," the four-hour mini from David Eick and John Shiban that will run in October. Also, Charles S. Dutton will direct and star in the original movie "Racing for Time," set for next year. And the telepic "Custody," starring Rob Morrow, James Denton and Kay Panabaker, will air throughout the second weekend of September.


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I want to read, and learn from, the source code of a scripting language's interpreter/compiler. What scripting language interpreter/compiler has the simplest, cleanest, and easiest to read source code? I would prefer it to be written in C/C++ (what else are compilers written in anyway?) because I'm planning on writing a compiler in C.
Take a look at lua, you can go through the firsts versions of the programming language and see how it has evolved. It's written in C and has a clean and nice code. You can write a compiler in almost every programming language, but C has been the one that most programmers chose.
The CPython interrupter has been around for quite some time and I would imagine that it would be very useful to you.
AngelScript is a very good option for learning about compilers. This is a language with C/C++ familiar syntax, garbage collection, it is object-oriented with inheritance and polymorphism, cross-platform and compiles to byte-code.
My second choice would be Lua.
I would recommend, as a gentle introduction, having a look at the LLVM Tutorial.
Chris Lattner creates a simple toy language Kaleidoscope to show the various phases of compilation:
He then demonstrates how to add JIT capabilities (essential for an interpreter).
The toy language is extremely simple, and thus the resulting code is simple as well, and demonstrates nicely the architecture without drowning you in implementation details.
I am not sure that the tutorial is fully up-to-date and can be used as is against a recent LLVM version, but I do advise at least reading it.
(And of course, reading the Dragon Book).
Take a look on V8 for JavaScript. Every interpeter has a component called tokenizer. GNU has one whose name is bison. Take on look on it too. It can be helpful. Chromium uses some tokenizer for interpreting html on the Webkit too, but V8 is the javascript interpreter.
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"Tough and Pure" Film Lovers Create a Rigorous Program in Torino
by Peter Brunette
Well off the list of must-see tourist sights in Italy, Torino (Turin) turns out to be a first-class city with a first-class film festival, an exciting, challenging event that has just concluded its 21st edition. Mostly known for its famous, utterly bogus "Holy Shroud" (supposedly wrapped around Jesus after his crucifixion, but carbon-dated, alas, only as far back as the Middle Ages), and for being the headquarters of the Fiat Motor Company, one of the prime economic engines of Italy's rise from the ashes after World War II, Turin, gloriously surrounded by the Alps, rivals Bologna for the title of wine and food capital of the country.
For better or worse, however, the Torino Film Festival is a much more serious matter, a highly intellectual exercise that will appeal primarily to hard-core cinematic aesthetes who will think they have died and gone to heaven. Unfortunately, with the exception of one wonderful party in a 17th century palazzo that featured regional food and wine specialties, the earthier pleasures of Italy were not much on display here. As an Italian critic put it to me, the festival's organizers are "duri e puri" (tough and pure). That's certainly true, but it's also a relief (if occasionally a bit tiring) to encounter a festival that doesn't inundate its patrons with feel-good fare disguised as art movies.
Torino is Italy's best-known festival after Venice and certainly its most artistically ambitious. The various sections, somewhat baroquely organized -- even after festival co-director Giulia D'Agnolo Vallan sat down and explained them to me, I still didn't quite get it -- demonstrate this rigor again and again.
First off, there's the competition, which is largely restricted to first and second features, which has traditionally, and happily, been the Turin fest's focus since its earliest days. Since there simply aren't that many very good films out there in any given year, however, the competition line-up at second-level festivals like Torino tends to be, frankly, not all that strong. I did manage to see three of the 14 films in this section, including an interesting account of twentysomething alienation from Iran called "Deep Breath" (what it lacked in cinematic smoothness it made up for with documentary authenticity), "Fuera de Juego" (Out of the Game), an awkward but heartfelt fiction/documentary combo about a impoverished teenager with impossible dreams, shot entirely in Quito, Ecuador, and "Rabun" the first feature of a 44-year old female director from Malaysia which gave a new twist to the familiar theme of the country vs. city but was a little too saccharine sweet for my taste.
A couple of other sections I missed entirely, partly from laziness and partly from sheer calculation. While I know it's an aesthetic crime that discriminates against young, penniless newcomers (okay, bad me), I generally avoid short films since they are impossible to remember and even more impossible to write about. Hence I never made it to the international short films competition. Nor to the documentary competition (mostly Italian films), the largely non-commercial Italian fiction film competition (this is where all the non-releasable, state-supported, made-for-festival films end up), or, even less promising (I know, double bad me), the Turin regional competition. The out-of-competition "Detours" program, whose organizing principle I never figured out, contained only one film by a director I had ever heard of (Chantal Akerman), and featured a couple of films each by British director Stephen Dwoskin, Korean director Gina Kim, and French director Jean-Claude Rousseau. Recognizing none of these (triple bad me!), I chose to pass. The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.
Much more inviting was the Americana section, and I don't think this was pure jingoism on my part. Here excellent films such as "All the Real Girls," "American Splendor," and "The Fog of War" were devoured by enthusiastic Italian cinephiles, as well as Ross McElwee's "Bright Leaves," his rumination on his North Carolina family's connection with the smoking pandemic, which I enjoyed catching up with here. Though McElwee's occasionally self-indulgent autobiographical cinematic musings are a little too disorganized and fey for me, it is good to see someone continuing the worthy genre of the first-person film essay, recently seen to good effect in "My Architect" and before that in "Stevie." But my absolute favorite part of the festival -- a true guilty pleasure -- was the six films noirs programmed by the estimable New York Times columnist Dave Kehr. I managed to see half of these, including "Trapped" (Richard Fleischer, 1949), "Raw Deal" (Anthony Mann, 1948), and the sublimely over-the-top docudrama "The Phenix City Story" (Phil Karlson, 1955). Watching these films was like opening a time capsule constructed a half century ago, yet it's their very status as forgettable B-films that make them -- especially the arch gangster dialogue -- so weird and wonderful.
In the hard-core aesthetic vein was a tribute to the revered and recently deceased American experimental filmmaker Stan Brakhage, whose wife was on hand. Most of the featured shorts were from the last years of Brakhage's production, and, since they consist largely of abstract painting on celluloid, they can become a bit trying as they head toward the 30-minute mark (quadruple bad me). They reminded me of the work of Jackson Pollock but also made me think that this kind of artistry may work better in a non-temporal medium like easel painting. Why can I stand in front of Pollock's "Lavender Mist" looking at it for 30 minutes, but squirm when subjected to these films of Brakhage for the same length of time? A tribute went to another recently deceased director, the Portuguese filmmaker João César Monteiro, whose work I've always found completely impenetrable. Italian critics seemed to be excited by a huge retrospective of one Stavros Tornes, a Greek who also worked in Italy in the '70s and '80s but who is, I think, completely unknown anywhere else.
More seductive were the homages to Hollywood director William Friedkin and Japanese director Kinji Fukasaku, who is principally known for "Battle Royale," a wild and luscious film from 2000 in which students set out to kill all the adults they encounter. Fukasaku has achieved a higher profile lately since being thanked in the credits of Tarantino's "Kill Bill." I caught Fukasaku's last film, a sequel to his masterpiece entitled "Battle Royale II: Requiem," which was finished by his son Kenta after his death. Its premise (continued from its predecessor) is breathtaking, as are the stupendous fight sequences, but as with many examples of this genre (including, to my mind, "Kill Bill"), at a certain point your eyes inevitably drift to your watch and you mumble "so what?" under your breath.
The lionizing of Friedkin, who has made some truly awful films ("Rules of Engagement," "Jade"), is the Italian version of what we normally think of as a French thing. The obsession with finding the individual creative voice even in Hollywood, at all costs and despite all evidence to the contrary, is so strong that glimmers of genius will be found among the greatest schlock. (The best-known and perhaps most misunderstood French example is the elevation of Jerry Lewis to filmic sainthood.) Now, don't get me wrong. Friedkin has made some excellent movies, including the superb "The French Connection" (1971). Here at the fest I took in "The Brink's Job" (1978) starring Peter Falk and Gena Rowlands (shades of Cassavetes' "Woman Under the Influence") which was lively, strong in its narrative drive, and very, very funny. It's just that the hard-core auteurist school, alive and well here in Europe, sometimes courts ridiculousness in its need to find artistic beauty and formal expertise in the most unpromising places.
This brings us to the undoubted centerpiece of the festival, a complete retrospective of the work of contemporary Russian director Aleksandr Sokurov. His best known films in the U.S. are the recent "Russian Ark" and "Mother and Son," but his entire oeuvre, which includes both fiction and non-fiction films, is 20 times as long. The titles are impossible to keep straight, since most of them have the word "elegy" in them, along with the name of a Russian city. The pièce-de-résistance of Torino's homage was the 788-minute "Leningrad Retrospective," which, alas, your correspondent is unable to report on. I did manage to see "Kamen" (Stone, 1992) though, which I found, hmm, interesting. (It's only after you consult your program notes later that you find out that it's about a guardian at the Chekhov museum in Yalta and his homoerotic fantasies about entertaining the writer's ghost.) One of the weirdest Sokurov films I saw was a wonderfully campy 35-minute short called "Empire" that was based on "Sorry Wrong Number."
I've now seen a string of the formidable director's films, including his best known, mentioned above, as well as "Moloch" (about Hitler) and "Telec" (about Lenin), and while I think his outlandish visual and aural techniques are remarkable and even courageous, I still don't know whether there's anything there of substance, beyond the attraction of his sometimes obvious insanity. Too often, when his themes and formative ideas are boiled down, they seem decidedly banal.
A few other tough directors like the aging political filmmakers Straub and Huillet (whose latest, "Return of the Prodigal Son," features unknown characters, in the forest, reading poetry aloud) as well as Jacques Rivette, with his unwelcoming new "Histoire de Marie et Julien," rounded out my week of hyper-art cinema in Turin. I now feel as cinematically pure as the driven snow.


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Tallahassee, FL - The Tallahassee Jewels are beginning preparations for year two in the Women's Tackle Football League. The Jewels won the Women's Football Alliance Division 8 title and went to the playoffs in their inaugural season.
Gay Steffen was selected as an All-American for the team.
But now they're looking to add some more talent to their roster. Tryouts for the Jewels start this Saturday.
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This Starfleet officer served in multiple divisions on board Voyager.
He was working on the bridge when the Kazon-Ogla under the command of Jabin attacked Voyager and was injured. Two fellow crewmembers carried him off the bridge. (VOY: "Caretaker")
He served on the bridge while Voyager tried to escape from a quantum singularity and fell over a console when the ship was hit by a shock wave. (VOY: "Parallax")
He served in main engineering when Voyager tried to repair the damage done to the nucleogenic cloud being and fell off the second level in engineering when the being activated its defense systems. (VOY: "The Cloud")
He was on duty, wearing a command division uniform, on the bridge when a space-dwelling lifeform hit the ship and he fell off the stairs on the bridge. Ensign Samantha Wildman helped him stand up. (VOY: "Elogium")
His console on the bridge exploded during a shootout with the Kazon prior before Voyager was taken over by the Kazon. (VOY: "Basics, Part I")
As part of the science division he encountered the Hanonian land eel in a cave on Hanon IV and was eaten by the eel. (VOY: "Basics, Part II")
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This Starfleet officer was on duty on the bridge of the Voyager when he contacted Captain Janeway during her meeting in the meeting room in 2373. He informed her, that she had an incoming transmission from the planet Ilari. (VOY: "Warlord")
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This crewmember was working at a terminal near the sickbay when the ship was transported to the Delta Quadrant. When the terminal exploded, this man was killed. (VOY: "Caretaker")
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FILE - In this Jan. 3, 2013 file photo, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director John Morton speaks during a news conference at ICE headquarters in Washington. In February, 2013 the government let go of hundreds of immigrants from detention centers in states including Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia and Texas as the government prepared for looming cuts that began in March. ( AP Photo/Jose Luis Magana, File)


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Two methods for measuring the molar heat of fusion of water arebeing compared. Ten measurements made by method A have a meanof 6.02 kilojoules per mole (kJ/mol) with a standard deviation of0.02 (kJ/mol). Five measurements made by method B have a meanof 6.00 kJ/mol and a standard deviation of 0.01 kJ/mol.
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Janisa Johnson and Tyler Jackson remained unbeaten through the first day of competition at the AVCA National Championships.
May 2, 2014
Gulf Shores, Ala. - Tyler Jackson and Janisa Johnson started the AVCA National Championships with a pair of wins Friday, while Delainey Aigner-Swesey and Bojana Todorovic split two matches in the first day of action in Alabama.
Jackson and Johnson earned two straight set wins in their competition against two top teams from the South. In the first, Jackson and Johnson dropped Dagnija Medina and Kim Hildreth of North Florida 21-14, 21-17, and then had an easier time in their second match, defeating Tea Juric and Jackie Wegner of Tulane 21-15, 21-14 in pool B action.
Despite 21 kills from Todorovic, the first match of the day for the 49ers did not go in favor of The Beach, as Loyola Marymount's Betsi Metter and Litara Keil won in three sets 21-17, 16-21, 15-12 on the strength of six aces from Metter.
The 49er duo rebounded with a 21-15, 21-17 win over Taylor Nyquist and Sammie Strausbaugh of Jacksonville to remain in position to capture an automatic entry into Sunday's championship in the pool opposite of Jackson and Johnson.
The top two teams in each pool will earn automatic entry into Sunday's 16-pair, single-elimination bracket to determine the 2014 Pairs National Champion. The remaining pairs will be drawn from the top flight pairs of teams competing for the team championship, as well as a play-in game for third place finishers from pool play against No. 2 flights of non-Final Four team champions.
Pool play continues for both pairs Saturday, as each team will face the other two teams in their respective pool with an eye on the top two spots.
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Litara Keil/Betsi Metter, LMU def. Delainey Aigner-Swesey/Bojana Todorovic, LBSU 21-17, 16-21, 15-12
Delainey Aigner-Swesey/Bojana Todorovic, LBSU def. Taylor Nyquist/Sammie Strausbaugh, JU, 21-15, 21-17
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Tyler Jackson/Janisa Johnson, LBSU def. Dagnija Medina/Kim Hildreth, UNF, 21-14, 21-17
Tyler Jackson/Janisa Johnson, LBSU def. Tea Juric/Jackie Wegner, TU 21-15, 21-14
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The Bionx D500 Paratrooper is a military-grade electric mountain bike that folds for easy transport, and the whole thing weighs only 45.2 lbs.
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Make a difference in the lives of others and your own. Learn more about internationalPeace Corps service. Stop by the Peace Corps table at theJuneteenth Celebrationto talk to a local representative about opportunities tolive, learn, and work with a community overseas.
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The United States doubled its share of world arms exports between 1981 and 1991 - from 19.3 percent to 37.8 percent - and swept past the Soviet Union into first place, the U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency reported Wednesday.
The United States exported $59 billion in arms from 1987 through 1991, with $35 billion of the sales, or 60 percent, to developing nations. In that period, Saudi Arabia purchased $5.1 billion in arms, Israel purchased $5 billion and Taiwan bought $3 billion.
Actually, U.S. arms exports declined almost 34 percent between 1989 and 1991, while world arms sales were dropping 53 percent. The result, the arms control agency said, was that the U.S. share doubled while the Soviet Union's share declined from 43 percent in 1986 to 26 percent in 1991.
The largest recipients of arms from the Soviet Union, which broke up in December 1991, were Afghanistan, India and Iraq.
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Pierce phones The Protagonist and briefs them on The Ronin, who are disregarding the rules during a bachelor party at the Technically Legal strip club. The Protagonist is sent to "teach those assholes a lesson".
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The following text has been transcribed verbatim from the game files.
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- Enter the strip club and kill the Ronin Lieutenants
Head inside the strip club and kill all of The Ronin enjoying the party. Just past the double doors is an enemy with a Stun Gun.
- Head upstairs and kill the remaining Ronin
Head up the stairs to the next floor and kill all of The Ronin in their private rooms alongside some strippers.
- Go to the roof and kill the reinforcements
- HUD: Ronin Killed X/13
After they're all dead, a few Ronin reinforcements arrive outside the club; head upstairs again to exit out onto the roof and kill them all. If no fall damage from the Base Jumping Diversion has been unlocked, it's possible to jump off the roof and attack them on the ground.
It is not necessary to go upstairs for this objective, although there are 3 Ronin members wielding Samurai Swords inside.
Rewards Edit
- Cash: $1,000
- Respect: None
- Neighborhood: Misty Lane
Trivia Edit
- It is impossible to take The Ronin members inside a club as Human Shields.
- The name of the Stronghold includes the name of the District it takes place in (Suburbs) rather than the Neighborhood (Misty Lane).
Transcript Edit
- One of my girls at Technically Legal called me up and said that a Ronin bachelor party was getting too touchy feely. The bouncers have all been paid not to do dick, so if anyone is gonna teach those assholes a lesson it's gonna have to be you.
- — Pierce
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Danger Zone D-9 (Angry Birds Space)
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Danger Zone D-9 is the ninth level in Danger Zone. The objective of level D-9 is to use the birds to eliminate all the pigs. Get at least 60,000 points for 3 stars.
This is very hard because:
Aim the first Red Bird into the stone blocks of the top-left planet. With this shot, you can usually clear three planets worth of pigs. Use another Red Bird for the remaining pigs.


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