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The 25 Highest Rated Sports Talk Stations in the United States
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By Clay Travis
I co-host a daily sports talk show in Nashville. I also do guest spots on 15 or more additional stations all over the country. This gives me a unique perspective to check out local sports talk radio shows and stations across the country. I get to consider things as both a guest and a host and I get to gauge what kind of impact the station has in its market by the number of people who respond on Twitter after visits on those markets.
Sports talk radio remains immensely popular, consistently destroying national radio shows in ratings, even as other radio stations battle with the looming impact of satellite and Internet radio. When it comes to sports talk radio, people want to talk about their local teams with personalities they know and trust. Most importantly, you've got to be really entertaining. Ultimately sports talk radio in today's era is entertainment. You know the scores, you know the teams, now who can make those scores and those teams the most fun to talk about. That's why local sports talk radio is an interesting regionalization, as sports become increasingly national, sports talk remains locally driven.
Indeed, one of the most fascinating things local sports talk radio provides is a window into each city's collective sports psyche. And there remains a tremendous amount of regional difference when it comes to sports. When I go on as a guest or travel through towns listening on radio, I'm always interested to find out which teams dominate in respective markets, which sports listeners care about the most. The NFL has become king in every city where it has a team. And where the NFL isn't king, college football is king. Except in North Carolina, Indiana, and Kentucky, the only three states where college basketball is the most important topic in the sporting zeitgist.
But how do all these stations compare?
But which sports talk stations are the most popular in the nation?
We used to have no idea.
Because unlike in television where ratings are released instantly, radio ratings are hard to find. They only come out monthly and the public data from Arbitron is scant.
These ratings are the broadest possible measuring device -- the only numbers that are public from Arbirtron. These ratings measure from six in the morning to midnight, persons ages six plus. This doesn't tell you which individual shows are the highest rated and it also doesn't tell you how many people are listening to each station.
All this metric does is tell us which sports stations dominate their local markets the most and which are the highest rated sports talk stations in the nation for the month of October 2012. (Again, it does not measure the number of listeners since the size of the market dictates how many listeners you can receive.)
Without further ado, here are the top 25 highest rated sports talk stations in the nation:
1. Detroit WXVT 8.9
This is a massive, massive number that reflects how engaged the city of Detroit was to the Tigers world series run. It also reflects how dominant WXVT is in Detroit.
2. Nashville WGFX 6.8
Nashville's 104.5 the Zone is a consistently high ranking station as well, frequently owning the top slot in the nation itself as it did the last time we took a look at these ratings in March of 2012. It dominates all competition, producing a 7 to 1 ratings advantage over the next closest station in the market.
3. San Francisco KNBR 6.1
The final of the massive number trio, after here there's a good drop off into high ratings.
4. Minneapolis KFXN 4.8
5. Boston WBZ 4.6
6. Seattle KIRO 4.1
7. Providence WVEI 4.0
8. Philadelphia WIP 3.9
9. Baltimore WJZ 3.7
9. Pittsburgh KDKA 3.7
9. Raleigh WCMC 3.7
None of these top 11 stations have competitors that are remotely close in ratings.
12. St. Louis WXOS 3.4
13. New York City WFAN 3.2
The sports talk radio station that began it all, WFAN is a ratings behemoth in New York City and surrounding areas.
13. Memphis WMFS 3.2
15. Chicago WSCR 3.1
16. Dallas KTCK 3.0
17. Cleveland WKRK 2.9
18. Boston WEEI 2.8
It's fair to call Boston the most competitive sports talk radio market in the country. But note that even if you combine the two Boston stations they still just equal Nashville. And are still well behind the numbers posted by Detroit, which are just otherworldly.
18. Phoenix KTAR 2.8
20. Tampa WDAE 2.7
20. Sacaramento KCTC 2.7
22. Dallas KESN 2.6
It's also fair to call Dallas the second most competitive sports talk radio market in the country.
23. Portland KXTG 2.5
24. Norfolk, Va. WVSP 2.4
25. Kansas City KCSP 2.3
If your station was not included here it means it either isn't in one of the 52 largest markets in the country or it didn't receive higher than a 2.3 rating according to the latest Arbitron ratings.


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Rothmund-Thomson syndrome
Other Names for this Disease
- Poikiloderma of Rothmund-Thomson
- Poikiloderma atrophicans and cataract
- Poikiloderma Congenitale
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cataracts; premature aging; and an increased risk for cancer, especially osteosarcoma.[1][2] Gastrointestinal problems or blood disorders may also occur.[1] It is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner and most often caused by changes (mutations) in the RECQL4 gene. In some cases, the genetic cause is unknown.[3] Treatment focuses on the specific signs and symptoms present and may include laser treatment for skin abnormalities; surgery for cataracts; and standard treatment for cancer.[1]Rothmund-Thomson syndrome is a rare condition that affects many parts of the body, especially the skin, eyes, bones, and teeth. Signs and symptoms can include a characteristic facial rash (poikiloderma); sparse hair, eyelashes, and/or eyebrows; short stature; skeletal (bone) and dental abnormalities;
Last updated: 3/10/2016
- Lisa L Wang and Sharon E Plon. Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome. GeneReviews. December 3, 2015; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1237/.
- Lidia LarizzaEmail author, Gaia Roversi and Ludovica Volpi. Rothmund-Thomson Syndrome. Orphanet J Rare Dis. 2010; 5:2:http://ojrd.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1750-1172-5-2.
- Rothmund-Thomson syndrome. Genetics Home Reference. August, 2013; https://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/rothmund-thomson-syndrome.
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- The American Cancer Society provides a detailed guide on osteosarcoma. Click on the above link to access this information.
- DermNet NZ is an online resource about skin diseases developed by the New Zealand Dermatological Society Incorporated. DermNet NZ provides information about this condition.
- Genetics Home Reference (GHR) contains information on Rothmund-Thomson syndrome. This website is maintained by the National Library of Medicine.
- The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) is a federation of more than 130 nonprofit voluntary health organizations serving people with rare disorders. Click on the link to view information on this topic.
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May 24, 2007 -- Researchers in California have developed a type of water which can speed up the healing of wounds by killing harmful bugs. The "super-oxidised" water contains reactive molecules which selectively kill free-floating viruses, fungi and bacteria while encouraging body cells to repair faster.
In one study, patients treated with the water plus an antibiotic healed, on average, in 43 days, according to New Scientist magazine. By comparison, those receiving standard treatment took 55 days to heal. The product, called Microcyn, is now undergoing patient trials in the UK and other EU countries, as well as in the US.
Tracey Kelly, care adviser at Diabetes UK, said: "The healing of wounds is a major problem for people with diabetes who do not have good blood glucose control or have circulatory problems. With 15% of foot ulcers resulting in lower limb amputation, Diabetes UK would welcome any safe, effective treatment."
Cheryl Bongiovanni, director of wound care at Lake District hospital in Lakeview, Oregon, has used Microcyn on some 1,000 diabetic patients with leg and foot wounds in the past 18 months. "When you spray it on, you see the treated tissue 'pink up' and go beefy, because the oxygen supply has resumed," she told New Scientist.
Microcyn contains electrically charged molecules which rapidly pierce the cell walls of free-living microbes and kill them. Human cells are spared because they are tightly bound together.
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Hyperbaric oxygen therapy helps gardener avoid wheelchair
When Susan Simpson's doctors told her she probably would have to spend her life in a wheelchair, the first thing she thought about was her flower garden.
Ms. Simpson, a homemaker from Acton, says she "nearly broke down and cried" when she realized that she might have to stop raising her beloved carnations and dahlias because of her looming disability.
"I love gardening and I really love to grow flowers," she says today, while describing the diabetes-related leg wound that nearly left her unable to walk a year ago. "Being told that I was going to lose my right leg above the knee was very disheartening."
For Ms. Simpson, who earlier had lost her right foot because of poor blood circulation, failure of the surgical leg wound to heal was crucially important. If her limb required amputation above the knee, Ms. Simpson wouldn't be able to wear a prosthetic limb. Instead, she would need a wheelchair.
"That would have been a terrible outcome for a gardener," she says. "Fortunately, one of my doctors suggested that I contact the Center for Wound Care at Lancaster Community Hospital [LCH]. My doctor there, Stanley Cowen, MD, suggested the hyperbaric oxygen therapy program."
Treatment at the Center
What followed was a year-long healing process where therapists at the Center for Wound Care treated Ms. Simpson by having her breathe 100 percent oxygen in a technologically advanced hyperbaric chamber. The oxygen helped speed the healing process for her wound.
Determined to succeed, Ms. Simpson spent two hours each day - five days a week - inside one of LCH's two hyperbaric chambers. "Being very claustrophobic, I wasn't thrilled with the idea, but if it meant I'd walk again, I'd try it," Ms. Simpson says.
Within a few weeks, her wound began to improve. It has healed to the point that Ms. Simpson soon will be fitted for a prosthetic leg.
"A courageous patient"
"Susan Simpson is a very courageous patient, and watching her do well was very gratifying," says Tom RoseHaley, CHT, Program Director at the Center for Wound Care. "Helping her achieve an outcome like that is a fantastic feeling.
"During the past couple of years, we've helped more than 2,000 patients recover from chronic wounds in the chambers. Patients can relax and listen to music or watch TV during their therapies."
Adds Ms. Simpson, who looks forward to another summer of gardening: "My therapy wasn't easy at times, but Tom and the other technicians at Lancaster Community Hospital worked very hard to help me.
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The technique sounds so simple... you'd think someone would have thought of this earlier....
Alhamdulilah it's available now
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mycrocyn i will remember the name.
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Take one litre of boiled water.
Cool it to tepid temperature, about 40* C.
Add 2 tsp of natural stone salt, (Not the processed free flowing salt)
Agitate well, pour from raised right hand vessel to lower left hand vessel.
Repeat 20 times.
What you have now is a wonderful "healing water"
Because, the sodium and chloride ions in Sodium Chloride, i.e natural salt, separate while agitating into charged positive & negative ions.
Ionised (electrified) water heals wounds faster by attracting, bonding to itself and killing bacteria by electrocuting them.
Try it.
Is the "Guardian" magazine reading this invention?
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Sania that's the cutest way i've ever herd someone describe a bacteriocidal environment in a hypertonic solution!!
Habibity the ionised water doesn't electrify the bacteria- the process has nothing to do with electricity, although 'ionization' does have positive and negative charges. rather it has to do with osmotic pressure and concentration gradient between the solution within the bacteria and the solution outside the bacteria.
do this for me: get two small bowls and two small celary sticks.
add pure water to both bowls. don't fill them up all they -just enough to submerge a celary stick in each one. Only in one bowl, add a massive amount of salt and mix it well.
put a celary stick into each bowl and let them soak for about 10-15 minutes. After that take out the celary sticks and compare their physical properties.
you'll find the celary stick in the bowl with pure water is plump and crunchy while the celary stick in the bowl of salt water is soft
and limp. In the latter bowl, all the natural juices from the celary stick got 'diffused' (or sucked) out into the salt water in the bowl leaving the celary stick shrivled looking and thinner than what it was originally.
That's what happenes to the bacteria in salt water. their liquid insides are sucked out of them and they can only shrivel up (like the celary) and die.
Here's a picture of blood cells in hypertonic solution and hypotonic solution.
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Microcyn contains electrically charged molecules which rapidly pierce the cell walls of free-living microbes
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here's another similar phrase: Called Microcyn, the key ingredient of the water are oxychlorine ions, which are electrically charged molecules that can pierce the cell walls of free-living microbes.
'super-oxidized water' ...'pierce cell walls'
i guess it can denature the cell wall and hinder it weak and broken, exposing the vulnerable plasma membrane underneath... and therefore killing the bacteria with... the super-oxidized water ?
-let me read more on experiments done with super-oxidized water and i'll get back ya.
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Gemini 4 began its second 24- hour period at a.m. (EST) today. Al p.m. it will sur- pass Gordon Cooper's U.S. man- in-space record of 34 hours and 20 minutes, established in May Russian cosmonaut Valcry By- kovsky holds Ihe record of 119 hours 6 minutes. White look over the controls of Gemini 4 shortly after a.m. (EST) to let command pilot James McDivilt relax in his sec- ond sleep period. Mission control informed the aslronauUs their capsule was re- volving about the earth in an (Continued on Cage 11) Helena, Montana, Friday, June 4, 1965 14 Pages Price Ten Cents GOP Gathers in City Hears Party Leaders GRADUATION crowd of at- tended commencement exercises at Helena High gym- nasium Thursday night. The largest class in the school's history, was graduated. (Staff photo by Norm Clarke) More Than Attend Helena High Qraduation U.S. Marines Say Goodby To DR Area By Norm Clarke A crowd of more Ihan attended commencement exer- cises at Helena High gymnasium Thursday in which the largest class in history was graduated. The Class of 1905, numbering The first address of the eve- ning was given by Victor Kies- ling, salutalorian. out your blueprint. A magnifi- cent return will come lo anyone who will follow inslructions. Use the blueprint, of success and the Susan Eagle, a studenl, will bc vollrs Hoifs for. Jack Holt, a parent, followed with mula for success was 1C limes A remarks. Jliss Eagle said, "We j times II plus 1' or knowledge 402 graduates, represented t0 (10 [he best with jlimcs altitude limes skill times habits plus personality equals snc- growlh of more Ihan Iwice the size of the class graduated in 1355, when the new Helena High building was constructed, C. R, Anderson, superintendent of schools said. Governor Attends Among Ihe thousands in at- tendance for the ceremonies were Gov. Tim Babcock and his wife Bclty who watched their youngest daughter, Maria Kay, receive her diploma. Following the processional, played by (he Helena Senior High Symphonic Band, the Rev. Martin A. Baumann, pastor of the First Lutheran Church, de- livered Ihe Invocation. An all-senior brass scxlelle pre- sented the music selection, "March Valliant." Members of the group were Don Holmquist, Carolyn Hyer, Joan Hate, Dan Nelson, Jerry Watne, and Melvin King. Selective Service Dps Draft Call; Highest Since '61 Washington The De Tense Department issued today ils biggcsl monthly draft cal since Ihc Berlin crisis late in 1001. H asked Selective Service to induct men in July for Ihe Army. This is slightly above Ihe June call of The call in November 1961, the Berlin crisis year, was for men. Drall quotas have been on Ihe upgrade in large part because enlistments have fallen off. vhat we have." Holt, speaking in the lighter asked the students to "map I (Continued on I'age 8) Helena Girl Injured Student Nurse Is Killed In Billings Car Crash Billings (if) A student Hirse from Miles City was killed Thursday night in a two-car crash at a west side Billings residential intersection during a heavy rain. The victim was Janice Hart- man, 21. Right other persons, seven of them student nurses with Miss Hartman at St. Vincent's Hospi- tal, were injured but none seri- ously. Police identified the drivers of the two cars involved as Janet Louise Sauber, 20, of Billings, and Mrs. John Johnston of Bil- ings. Among those hospitalized were: Barbara McDonald, 20, Geyser; Pnfsy Schuster, 21, Bil- lings; Shari Smart, 21, Helena, and Susan Allen, 22, Sacramento, Calif. Miss Smart and the accident victim were thrown from the car in the collision. She suffered a cut arm. jirl, Judith McKcnzic, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McKciuic 1735 Missoula, are to be gradu ated from SI. Vincent's School ol Nursing Sunday. School officials liavo not made any announcemen! on change of plans for the bacca laureate set for Saturday and Ihc commencement exercises. The dcalli brought Ihe stale traffic toll lo 88, compared with 101 one year ago. Astronauts Speak With Their Wives Houslon, Texas Mrs. James A. McDivill, Edward II. While II lold Ihcir husbands lo "lie good" and lo "have a good flighl" today in line firsl space conversation be- After being treated in hospital [twecn aslronauls and their wives. she called her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Smart of 924 Knighl. Miss Smarl said Ihe student nurses were returning from a graduation class dinner and were only a block away from their residence hall when the accident occurred. sounded bright, a little self-con- The woman happy and scions as their voices traveled more than 100 miles into space to the Gemini 4. The wives were at Mission Control Center here and their husbands were crossing California Santo Domingo, Dominican Re- public The U.S. Marines aid goodby lo Santo Domihga to- day as President Johnson ordered he rest of Ihem oul. Helicopters were airlifting the leathernecks to the carriei Boxer offshore. There was no indication whcth cr Ihc carrier and her escort vould sail for oilier waters once he Marines were aboard. Johnson announced in Chicago Thursday night thai Brazilian Gen. Hugo Panasco Alvim, com inandcr ol the Inler-Aniericat Force in Ihe Dominican Republic liad advised him 'Thai condition in the Dominican Republic permit further reduclion of ou military personnel." "I have accordingly ordcrc' Ihe withdrawal of all remainin units of the United Slates Mr rine Corps totaling approximate, ly Ihc President salt Departure of Ihc Marine leaves U.S. paratroopei serving with Lalin-Amer can troops in the Inter-America Force. Peace negolialors of the Organ- ization of American Stales con- tinued talks with rebel and junla leaders. At UN headquarters in New York, Soviet Delegate Nikolai T. Vciloreiiko asked (he Security i Council lo gel Ihe Inlcr-American Force out of the Dominican Re- public and lo investigate rebel charges that Ihc junta has ex- ecuted hundreds of rebel sym- pathizers. U.S. Delegate Charles W. Yost replied lhat the council was not the place to discuss charges of violation of human rights. He said Ihc Inter-American Korea was helping the Dominicans and did not violate the UN Charier, Pickets Galher At Houston Space Center Houston, Texas (fl5) Some vo dozen white and Negro slu- cnfs demonstrated at the main ate of the Manned Spacecraft enler today, calling attention to hat one picket characterized as ie "cruel contrast" between the ernini 4 project and Ihe city's chool integration policies. A printed though unsigned ress release handed out at the ate by demonstrators referred o Houston as "the world's largest egregaled school system." The pickets emphasized thai ;ie protest was not againsl the icmini shot or the space pro- Irani. Security officers at the gate of lie multimillion-dollar center hat is controlling the Gemini ghl watched the group but did lot interfere. The Kev. Leigh Fair, assistant inslor of Ihe New Pleasant Grove iaplist church, Houston, led the group away about 11 a.m. but said, "We'll be hack." John K. Bell By Thomas E. Mooney Montana Republicans, meeting in Helena in special con- vention, this afternoon heard their two top elective officials ead for party unity and harmony in the years ahead. Gov. Tim Bobcock, delivering what he t-srmed a "state of -ie party" message, struck out at those who are "Republi- ans by degrees only" and emphasized lhat only through arty unity will the GOP win in the 1966 and future ekc- ons. He also devoted a major lore of his talk to atrack- what have become two f his major targets: "The 965 Montana Legislature, ontrolled in both houses by 'emocrats, and Sen. Lee Met- alf, who comes up for re- lection next year. Congressman Batlin stressed lie. "necessity of working Three Bank Employes Die in Holdup Big Springs, Neb. Three persons were shot lo death and a fourth wounded in a holdup at the Farmers State Bank of Big Springs Ibis afternoon. Sheriff Harry Shaw said the dead, all bank employes, included two men and a woman. A male employe was wounded, he said. Shaw said he didn't know im- mediately how many persons were involved in the holdup, nor id be know how much money tnken. Big Springs is a town of 500 in Nebraska, about 10 miles rom Julesburg, Colo. The bank currently lists in deposits. John Bell New Attorney For State UCC John F. Bell, 46, a former A Force legal officer, was appoin ed attorney for Ihe Montana Ui employment Compensation Coin mission today. The appointment was made 1 UCC Chairman Edgar II. Rcede Bell succeeds Edward C. Schro ter who died Jan. 31. Bell is >cgin his new work June 14. Dell was lieutenant colonel the Air Force, lie received a law I degree from Montana Slate Uni-j vcrsily in 1951. j lie maintained a legal resi- dence in Missoula, Kceder said. A native of Minneapolis, Bell at- tended public schools in Mimic- Miss Smart and another Helena in thoir 18th orbil. Chit Chat From Astronauts Houston, Texas While Gemini 4 was circling the earth today in the second day of its four-day mission, Edward If. White I! was chatting with cap- sule communicator Virgil (Gus) Grissom. While re-lived some moments of his space stroll Thursday and was brought up to dale on ter- rcstial doings. He had laken con- trols of Hit: spaceship while com- mand pilol James McDivilt slept. The following conversation oc- currcd as the crafl passed Car- narvon Slalion in Australia sliorl- ly before 7 a.m. EST. Corked Off While: "hooks like Jim's corked off pretly well. He hasn't stirred, now, (lie last hour and a half." Grissom: "Okay, I have a news release here for him about Mike's baseball team. Do you want to take il and pass il on to White: "Yes, pass up." Gels Baseball Score Grissom: "Okay. The Hawks won their Pec-Wee League 3-2. They heal the Falcons, The Hawks got three runs off two hits. The Falcons got two runs on Ihrec hits." White: "Roger, Understand. The Hawks won 3-2." Grissom: "Roger. Iley, uh, here's Ihe headline of the Hous- ton Post foday you might pass on also. Thought it was prclly good. Big headlines arc: 'Aw, Ed, please gel back In Ihc space ship.'" While: "II was lough to conic in and a little lough lo get back into. It was sure lough to gel Into." Grissom: "I'll bel. I have you." Postmasters to Meet Livingston Montana postmasters will galher in Liv- ingston Monday for (heir annual slale mecling. About 150 of Mon- tana's 400 postmasters are ex- pected lo allend Ihe three-day meeting. State, National Weather Forecast, Helena and Fair tonight and Saturday, Cooler tonight, low 38. Slighlly warmer (Jelling Message Through While: "Were you all reading n8h us? We never knew whether youtTnl, Orrif.in1 (ciuucra were reading us or not." Grissom: "Yeah. Your box was keyed all the time. We couldn't get in. We'd Iry lo lell you your lime was up and get back and we never could get through lo yon al all." lure al 2 p.m. was National H. L. niuinns -----ao n nismarcfc Belurndc 77 15 Calgary _.., II. I. 81 55 Ilroarfus ----19 45 Chicago __ 58 52 Bullc 72 12 Denver __ BO 1 Cut Bank 67 10 Las Vegas _ 8.1 50 oiasiow 09 51 New Orleans 6 Wlliln- "Oh Is Hill ridlil? rin. 'Dillon 77 15 Los 68 5! un. is inai ngntf J m ?2 Mpis.-st. ri 12 01 glad you dicin'l." Grissom, laughingly: "Yeah. I could loll lhat." Grissom asks for a technical reading, (hen says: "Have you had anything lo cat Great _ 73 41 N. York City 70 Havre _______ W Piiocnljr ffO 5i Helena ____ 11 10 P'llnnd. Ore. 10 41 Knllspcll 72 10 Bl. Louts _. 85 6' Lcwtstown fi7 12 Bnlt Ijlkr. ___ 80 1 77 45 San Fran. __ S7 5 81 48 Seattle 73 4 Miles City .1 "i .'Mlswuln -11 18 Spokonc 75 White: "I'm in Ihe middle of w, vistone. in 42 wnnh.. n.c. 73 and I'm gonna fix a lilUc chicken salad and finish it off (Continued on Page 11) Stale precipitation: ,18: Bel Rriulc, .03; nrcnriUK, .30: Cut Dnnk, ITQCU Olnsitow, trace: Great Foils, trace Havre. .01; Lcwlstown, .05; LIvlnRston .01; Miles City, .01, Airmen Die In Crash Of Tanker Plane Koswell, N.M. Five irmen were killed in Ihc crash if an Air Force KC135 (anker to- cther because if we don't we ,-ill lie doing cxaclly what Ihe ipposilion wants us lo n the status of a minority party.'' Batlin devoted a considerable lorlion of his talk to pointing to hings being pushed by the John- administration, which lie said vere many limes in direct con- lict and not in the best interest if Montanans. licet al Civic Ccnler Both Babcock and Battin spoke at the opening session of the two day convention, held in the Civil Center. Also on Ihe program was Raymond V. Humphreys ot Wash inglon, D.C., director of educa lion and training for the Ucput lican National Committee. Principal business of the coi eniion is lo rewrite party rules mi regulations, a move made icccssary by changes in Ihe clcc- ion laws, voted by the 19B5 Leg- slalure. The Assembly shortened he lime between the primary and jeneral elections ot the future, unking necessary various read- uslmcnls in party rules of pro- cedure. ilanqiiet Salunlay. The sessions are lo be climaxed jy a banquet in the Civic Center >allroom Saturday al 7 o'clock, iabcock and Batlin also will ap- jcar on Ihe banquet program, in addition to U.S. Hep. Gerald Ford of Michigan, Ihc House minority leader in Ihe present Congress. Babcock today pleaded for "the eamwork thai produces pros- icrily for our parly" and de- clared lhat "while we will sur- vive as a Republican Party (fol- lowing Ihe defeats of we're going to require some blood transfusions it we arc again lo be- come buoyant and vigorous enough to being winning elec- tions." "The ingredient for he said, "it unity. It there is one thing which wo must do as a party, lhat is slop ballling among (Continued on Page 11) sola was graduated from Schattuck Military Academy at Fairbaull, Minn. He look a pre-law course al Macalisler College al SI. Paul and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army in 1940. Senate Okays Plan to Urge LBJ to Up VA Hospital Capacity; Avert Closings Senate completed congressional action 1 today on a resolution urging Pres- ident Johnson to increase Ihe au- thorized capacily of veterans hos- pitals from to beds. Approval was by voice vote. ircraft Thursday nighl Walker Air Force Base, j mission as a major. Names of Ihc dead were wilh- icld pending notiticalion of noxl f kin. The tanker was on a routine mission and approaching a Walk- er AFB runway when the ac- cident occurred, base spokesmen sakl. _ White House Getting Chain-Link Fence Washington A new, ihain-link fence is going up in ront of the While House. It will be only lemporary to serve until the existing black, 'ron picket fence is replaced, White House press secrelary jeorge 15. Reedy said today. Only the portion directly in He transferred lo the Army] Tllc rosoliilion is an effort to Air Corps in 1942 and served Of[ die threatened closing a chief photographic intelligence :of n veterans hospitals to avoid officer for the 9lh Air Force in i going over Ihc VA's authorized the European Theater until June bed limit as new hospilals 1944 when his plane was inlo operation, the Senate down during Ihe invasion ofjLabor ;lnd Public Welfare Com- France, He was captured by said in a report endorsing Germans and placed in prison.! the measure. In April 1945 he and five prison-] The limitations arc set by ex- crs made a successful escape to eculivc order, and never were set Allied lines. jby Congress, Ihe coinmillee said. After his discharge, Bell en- The resolution expressed the rolled at Montana Slalc Univer- sense of Congress thai 111 sity, bill afler one quarter ac- pacity should bc increased, near ccptcd a regular Air Force com- Sen. Clifton P. Anderson, D- N.M., in a Senate speech said Ihclpilals. VA informed him "new hospilals could not be built until the old ones are under the 000 limitation set by President Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1959. Anderson said Ihc VA has a waiting list of veterans de- siring lo enter hospitals. He said he and Sens. Mike Mansfield, and Lee Metealf, D-Mont. and Joseph M. Montoya, D-N.M. agreed "H did not make much sense lo close out those facilities long before new hospitals in Ihe discussion stage were to bc constructed." He said he is aware the VA in- tends lo build new and better facilities at more convenient loca- tions but "this is no guarantee they will be buill ncxl year or within Ihc next 5 to 10 weeks." In the meantime, Andcrsbi said, Ihe agency has had lo con- tract for bed space in other bos- Heavy Ground Fighting U.S. Marines on Offense In Viet Cong Skirmishes Saigon, South Viet Nam U.S. Marines killed 19 Viet front of the While House on Ihc norlh, along Pennsylvania Ave- nue, is being replaced al Ihis lime, needy said. Arrive in Moscow Moscow A delegation from Communist North Viel Nam arrived lotlay for talks with Sovlol leaders. An official announcement of ;heir arrival gave no indication of the reason for Ihc trip or how long Ihcy would slay, Premier Phan Huy Quat, dial-Jin more Communist am- lenged by Phan Khac Sun, chief j bushes, one a follownp action by Jong and wounded 11 in skmn- of (f) fj..c hvo Cabinct min. Reds to an earlier ambush shcs today in the DaNang-Phu Jai area, a spokesman announced. Ie said two Marines were killed and 19 wounded. The Leathernecks took the of- 'cnsive in a day of scattered jround fighting across South Viel Nam, in which the Viet 2ong strove lo maintain the ini- lialivc. Govcrnmcnl casualties for today and Thursday rose lo al least 239 killed, wounded and missing. Political Crisis Solved In Saigon, the National Legis- lative Council apparently re- solved a political crisis simmer- ing for two weeks. The 20-inem- her council upheld a right of islcrs. A spokesman said -Sun was near Lao Thien, about 150 miles now supporting Quat. U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor, who postponed a project- ed Irip lo Washington lasl week- end lo keep watch on Ihc crisis, may now head to the United States in Ihc nexl few days. I.ol of Kncniy Troops A ranking U.S, military spokes- man, speaking of the makeup of enemy forces, said there arc so many of North Viet Nam's regu- lar troops fighting now in South Viet Nam "il is becoming aca- demic" whelhcr they arc here as regular Norlh Vietnamese units. Vietnamese Iroops were caught northeast of Saigon. Casualties in the first ambush of a six-vehicle convoy Thursday totaled 15 government troops killed, 15 wounded and 15 miss- ing. Two armored cars svero de- stroyed, two trucks damaged and Iwo machine guns lost. Commu- nist losses were riot known. A relief force sent in a few hours later was hit about seven miles northc-asl of the first ac- lion. The government losses in Ihis engagement were nine killed and 14 wounded. Planes and ar- lillcry fire finally roulcii Ihc guerrillas. ;


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Li Jing, a happily married businessman, is dining at a grand hotel in Shanghai when a gas explosion rips through the building. A shard of glass pierces Jing's forehead, obliterating his ability to speak Chinese. He can form only faltering phrases in the English he spoke as a child in Virginia, leaving him unable to communicate with his wife, Meiling, or their young
Li Jing, a happily married businessman, is dining at a grand hotel in Shanghai when a gas explosion rips through the building. A shard of glass pierces Jing's forehead, obliterating his ability to speak Chinese. He can form only faltering phrases in the English he spoke as a child in Virginia, leaving him unable to communicate with his wife, Meiling, or their young son. Desperate, the family turns to an American neurologist, Rosalyn Neal, who finds herself as lost as Jing--whom she calls James--in this bewitching city, where the two form a bond that Meiling does not need a translator to understand.
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He leaves work early, walks down thin strips of sidewalk, and meanders over the bridge, his hands tightfisted at his sides. It is one of those spring afternoons when the skin begins to pucker in the sun, when the heat of summer hints at the back of the neck, and instead of driving home he forces himself onto slow-moving buses, lets himself be carried along by crowds and their murmurs, gives himself the luxury of time to notice the city around him as he walks under the shadows of high-rises. He looks up: the city is new and strange and the skyline startles him, the way it changes constantly, month by month. His memories are slightly skewed, an older print, already out-of-date; the last time he looked up there was the same city but different—emptier—stretches of sky.
The lobby of the Swan Hotel stretches cool and marbled, and he walks in nodding at the bellhop, the receptionist, the maintenance worker moving a trolley of old bathroom extrudes out the door. The afternoon light saturates the carpet beneath his feet, exposing motes of dust, bleaching navy into a muddy blue. Up the stairs, the glass doors of the restaurant are half shut and streaked with a light layer of grease. Two waitresses shelling lima beans over tea and gossip jump up when he pushes through the door, chirping, "Welcome, Mr. Li!" in his wake.
His father is already sitting in the corner, poring over sketches with his glasses pressed up tight against his face. At the sound of Li Jing's greeting he looks up and cocks his eyebrows, stretching his thin, angular face even longer.
"So it was you on the phone after all, not an imposter. Tell me"—Professor Li makes a show of looking at his watch—"to what do I owe this unexpected pleasure? How long has it been since you left work voluntarily at five o'clock in the afternoon?"
Li Jing shrugs but does not meet his father's eyes. "Why not? I felt like a drink."
Side by side, a subtle resemblance between father and son reveals itself in the same broadness of the shoulders, in the same bulging black eyes. But Professor Li is tall and skinny with a long, horse like face and a pouf of white hair; his son is all compression, thick-bodied, with a broad nose and a locked jaw.
A waiter comes to stand behind their shoulders, angling a long stalk of bamboo with the tip sliced open to pour threads of tea into their cups. The two men tap the table with their index and middle fingers in thanks at the same time and lean back against their chairs, the younger man sighing, closing his eyes.
"Is everything well? You've been awfully quiet the last few days."
Li Jing takes o? his suit jacket and flings it over the back of his chair; his pale blue shirt hugs his body, dark pools of sweat gathering under the armpits.
"It's just work," he says. "I got impatient last week and jumped on something without confirming the tip. Ended up taking a pretty big loss—it's been a rough week. Anyway, things are volatile in the domestic market right now. I really should have stayed with the American stocks. Their market's booming, but still steady."
"But American stocks are expensive, and isn't Wall Street on a bull's run? It's going to have to come down at some point."
Li Jing looks up from the menu in surprise.
"I keep up," the professor shoots back at him, smug. "I drop by the English department on campus and read the Herald Tribune when I get a chance, and sometimes when I've finished everything else, I glance through the financial pages."
"It'll be fine. I can handle it." Li Jing wipes his forehead with his shirtsleeve and gestures with his chin, eager to change the subject. "What's that? Did you get roped into judging another architectural competition?"
"A memorial this time. They're going to build it in Hangzhou, by the lake. I wish they'd leave that area alone—it's already overdeveloped. But if they insist on erecting something, I have to make sure that it won't be completely hideous."
"And you say I work too much? You're the one who's supposed to be retired."
"You do work too much." Professor Li gives Li Jing a slow, assessing look. "You should spend more time with Pang Pang and Meiling. Work isn't everything, you know?"
"Dad …"
"Before you know it, Pang Pang will be all grown up." The professor closes his eyes, sighing loudly before shaking his head.
The restaurant manager sets a covered blue-and-white bowl on the table with a flourish. The inside of the bowl hisses, sounding an occasional wet plop against the porcelain. A waitress brings a tin box of long, skinny matches and takes the cover o? the bowl. The tiny curls of shrimp inside stir, their gray, translucent bodies thrashing in the liquid; some of them jump out of the alcohol and dive back in, their torsos shuddering, their antennae swishing in desperation.
The match tip strikes against the box and a small red flame erupts, contracting and expanding in the manager's hand. He dips his wrist, and the entire bowl of shrimp is now engulfed in crests of fire, orange and red and tinged with blue. The shrimp dance more desperately now, their shells burnt and crackling, their bodies tossed up through the fingers of the flame and tossed back down into the liquid. The smell of burning alcohol perfumes the air, sickly sweet; the shrimp sizzle and gasp, buzzing in the ear. The manager slides the cover back onto the bowl. The hiss of the fire snaps o? into silence. Professor Li and Li Jing pick up their chopsticks, lean forward, but both draw back in surprise when a phone rings under the table.
"Do you mind if I take this? It's business." Li Jing flips open his cell phone and slides out of his chair without waiting for a response, already walking away.
"Should we wait for Mr. Li?" The restaurant manager bows at the waist.
"Business, business all the time," Professor Li mutters under his breath. "I don't understand it. He's on that phone nonstop, nights and weekends. He's working himself too hard."
"I'm sorry, Professor."
"Never mind, never mind."
"The shrimp?"
"Let's not wait. I'll get started now."
Inside the bowl the shrimp glow a lurid pink. Professor Li dips his chopsticks into the dish and draws slow circles in the liquid.
"Are you expecting Ms. Zhou and Pang Pang to join you this evening?"
"Not today." Professor Li scans the room for a sign of Li Jing before wiping his hands and turning back to the sketches. "But that reminds me, we were supposed to pick up some dinner for them. No hurry, we'll take it when we go: winter melon with ham, a big container of seaweed soup, that spicy boiled beef, and some bok choy with mushrooms."
"It'll be waiting when you're ready to leave."
"And where are our other appetizers? Fried oysters? Scallion pancakes?"
The manager grimaces. "Many apologies, Professor. The gas stoves are being a bit temperamental, but we'll have it fixed in no time. I'll head back to the kitchen to check on your food now."
The floor rumbles slightly. The manager takes a step and his long legs register a tremor on the ground. The professor finds a shrimp and breaks its neck with his teeth, sucking flesh out of the body, spitting its neon shell onto the table.
The walls shaking again, wildly. Pieces of gold plaster from the ceiling explode and scatter, falling down onto tabletops, gold dust drifting onto plates of food. The lights flash once. Then darkness.
There are screams and gasps. Metallic clatters from the kitchen. People crawling under tables and rushing to press up against the walls. The walls shaking again.
A high-pitched "Keep calm!" rattling out of the manager's throat.
Then the air ripping apart the ground in uproar and a burst of sound unfurling so loud that there is no pitch, there is no shape, there is only sheer volume, only the black mouth of noise opening, gulping everything into its dark, cavernous belly. The noise swallows the building whole. There is no escaping it.
THE GROUND SHIFTING like a prehistoric animal. Fire in the kitchen stretching out its wings, flapping, frantic. Fissures mutate in the walls, mapping out an eventual collapse. Glass and metal utensils and shattered plates fly up from the tables. Smoke everywhere. The sound of the initial explosion ricochets o? the walls, grows smaller, fades away into silence. A stray car horn howls a lonely blast, and then the noise of the city rushes in from the broken windows like sandpaper across the ear drum.
Everything feels so still for a moment that the people in the restaurant are afraid to move a centimeter, then they let out their breaths, and whimpers and moans fill the dark room. They shuffle their feet and call out to each other. "Are you hurt?" "What happened?" They begin to grab the edges of tables, trying to stand up. A child cries out and his mother mumbles soothing sounds, her voice lilting. "It's all right," she says. But then another huge swath of noise crushes down, the floor sags, and they can feel something heavy pounding from above, rocking the foundation of the building, tearing apart the plaster.
LI JING OPENS his eyes and the whole world is extinguished. There is noise everywhere, inside his skull, vibrating in his bones, everything shaking, the walls hysterical against his back. It smells like sulfur. He closes his eyes again—it's sweet and heady, that smell, and the noise making everything oblivious and he wants to fall back to the ground and go under but he has to open his eyes, he has to keep his eyes open.
His eyelids feeling heavy, drawing closed. The floor beckoning with gravity, with rest. There is the noise, the smell, the darkness, and then pounding again, thudding rocks, jerking him awake. Everything hurts, but pain keeps him lucid, gives him a sharp edge to hold on to. His fingers find the wall and he pulls himself up to stand only to rise into a cloud of smoke, plaster raining into his hair. He lowers himself down to all fours, his hands roaming across rubble and broken glass. All he wants is just to find a way out.
A pale, muddy light comes in through the windows, but all it does is make visible the calligraphic tendrils of smoke in the air. When he squints he can see the outlines of bodies, denser than smoke and bent over, moving toward a door on the other side. He stays down but crawls with more speed, bumping into chairs and broken plates and hot, gelatinous soups and the edges of knives. Things keep raining down, hitting his head with dull thwacks, and he grabs a tablecloth, flinging porcelain and metal into the air, and drapes the pink polyester over his head to prevent debris from falling into his eyes. He looks up and there is a thin quiver of light thrown up against the walls, illuminating fissures that look like the geo graphical maps he studied in school. No neatly drawn political boundaries, just the twists and curves of rivers, mountain ranges.
The rivers begin to run over; the mountain ranges shift their thudding feet.
He crawls forward, glass slicing across his knees, dodging around chairs and table legs, trying to keep the door on the other side of the room in his sight line. Everything looks dreamy, with soft, painterly edges. The gilded ceiling, faintly visible through the smoke with its dull glow, is splitting apart, pieces shedding away, floating into the darkness like flakes of golden snow. He lets his eyes follow the drift of plaster, watches a flake of gold hover in the air for a second and then land on a strip of hair so pale it flares bright, having caught some of the light in the room.
Knees stumbling across glass, knees on fire, but he has to crawl faster, he has to get there now. He hauls himself over to his father's body and cries out, but there is no response, not even a flicker across the face. He shakes the torso in front of him, feeling his own fingers sink into soft, silent flesh, shouting, "Come on. Come on." The building pulses hot and alive around them. The torso lies as still as driftwood.
Li Jing begins to drag his father toward the door, lifting him by the shoulders, pulling him across debris. Broken plates tear at his father's clothes, splitting fabric, slashing past the surface of skin. He swings his father up into his arms and props him up, puts his own shoulder under a slackened armpit, lets the dead weight gather and fall into him, this gaping, empty face by his ear. If only he could tell whether there is a heartbeat or the sound of a breath being taken, but it is too loud, too dark, and he has to get going, he has to get them out of here. The light is dim, but he can hear shouts and sirens outside the door, the rumble of the building a constant underneath everything. He takes a short, fluttered breath and crouches down, flings his father over his shoulder in a fireman's hold, and stands up straight into the smoke. His spine cringes at the extra weight, his eyelids are heavy and thick, the noise of the world comes stabbing into his ears like dull razors, but he holds on, his father's body bent over his shoulder, and lurches toward the exit.
THE SIRENS ARE louder now: there are several different ones looping into strange patterns as he staggers out the door and into the second-floor lobby of the hotel. People with face masks holding stretchers rush toward him. He goes down on his knees and allows someone to take his father out of his arms. There are voices and smells and images in the blink of his eyes but it is as though his senses have been scrambled, the taste of smoky darkness imprinting itself on his tongue. Every noise bleeds together for a narcotic buzz, the hot air presses down on his skin like an iron, and there is a thumping inside his head, heavy beats hypnotizing him to sleep.
A bead of light shines across his eyelids, penetrating through skin. He opens his eyes, squints, and turns away in fear. "Baba …" He can barely open his jaws. His mouth is filled with ashes.
"He's on one of the stretchers heading out of here. He'll be taken to the hospital right now." The flashlight wavers and drops away; the medic's voice tumbles out. "You just passed out on me there. You all right now?"
"Sorry …"
"We have to get you out of here. Now, try to stand. I've got you."
It is slow and dark going down the stairs but then he sees the brightness of day outside the glass doors, the sun casting a dazzling square into the hotel. His shoulders stretch out, his mind hollows, and a memory flickers to the surface, thin, unanchored: he sees himself as a boy, lying in a pool of orange light on a brown velvet coach, waiting for his father to come home. They lived in America then. It was the year after his mother died. Every day after school he'd get o? the bus at the top of the hill and walk down the slope, a latchkey kid coming home to rooms still filled with his mother's things. Hours would pass, and he would eat leftovers from the restaurant for dinner, peer into living rooms across the courtyard to see televisions all lit up. Late at night every set of footsteps in the hall held possibilities, and he'd struggle to stay awake, but he always fell asleep on that couch with the light still on, still listening, still waiting for his dad to come home.
Excerpted from The Lost and Forgotten Languages of Shanghai by Ruiyan Xu.
Copyright © 2010 by Ruiyan Xu.
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This news is rather distressing, if you're a big proponent of taking breaks to be energized while working. It seems that there are scientifically proven reasons not to go out for lunch, and rather to stay in the office for quick bite before going back to work.
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I am going to be riding from jacksonville florida to san fran. on a fixie, what / how many hubs would be reasonable (i am totally new to fixies and i figure i'll just dive in)
I am going to be riding from jacksonville florida to san fran. on a fixie, what / how many hubs would be reasonable (i am totally new to fixies and i figure i'll just dive in)
you're new to fixed gear and you decided to trek across the country? why do you assume that you would need more than two hubs? and what is your background with bicycles?
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i would like to believe two hubs wouldnt crap out on you, its not like you need to carry around hubs because you are gonna build up wheels in the middle of the road. if your wheels break, go to a LBS.
If you mean tires, carry two foldables in case you get a flat (patch kit too of course) to get you to the next LBS. If you are planning on doing some crazy, biking off the beaten path away from civilization, trying to beat a time limit, you would be better off with friends tailing you in a car loaded with supplies.
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get a fixed/fixed rear hub. buy two dura ace cogs (or another quality brand)... one with the same tooth count as you rock in fl, the other with two more teeth if your dropouts can handle it.
btw, what's your route?
you'll get tired of riding after about 40 miles and just come back.
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I can start you in the right direction, and a lot of the stuff i read when I started long distance cycling.
but it is a lot of research on your part. considering this is 6-8 weeks on a bike you need to be familiar with every part of the process. and start spending lots of time in the saddle before you head out.
by the time i left florida I had already ridden 16 solo centuries
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is causing residents of Mosquito Hall to worry about seawater at high tide. The hole has resulted from the seawall being undermined by the force of the waves.
One resident said that she is worried that the entire block of the seawall where the hole opened up may soon come down and water will consume the community. "When that hole get bigger, ah seawall around that area guh fall down," a resident said.
When Stabroek News visited the area last Friday, sand bags were seen on the dam that had eroded and residents lamented that the sand bags and clay employed to reinforce the dam were not enough. However, when this newspaper contacted an official attached to the Ministry of Public Works', Works Services Group, that official said that works were being done on the sea defence in the area but were temporarily interrupted because of the rainfall. He further said that work was expected to commence at the end of last week.
However, when Stabroek visited the area yesterday, residents said no one has since visited the area to conduct any works. They were eager to find out how long it would take to have a fortified sea defence structure.


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Thread: What was your Grandmas name?
June 1st, 2013 07:13 AM #16INTP Anthropologist Living in the centre of China, married to a Persian, and just enjoying a completely unpredictable life
Emiliana Pari 郑煜曈 '14
Raphael Artin
Acadia Laleh
Names I love, but cannot use:
Soren Pasha, Caspian Bardia, Aryo Benjamin, Lorenzo Kaveh
Rosalind Katayoun, Viola Parvaneh, Colette Firoozeh
June 1st, 2013 07:18 AM #18Mummy of One:
-- Dominic Jameson: 3rd November 2013
Dom's future brother/s: Bennett, Bowen, Ciaran, Elijah, Elliott, Emmett, Finnegan, Grayson, Harrison, Quentin
Dom's future sister/s: Aveline, Aven, Calla, Eleanor, Helena, Iris, Noelle, Rosalie, Sadie, Wren
June 1st, 2013 07:44 AM #20
June 1st, 2013 09:11 AM #22♀ Edith. Iris. Lyra. Violet. Clara. Freya. Alice. Ottilie. Marian. Luella. Beatrice. Anthea. Romilly. Martha. Grace.
♂ Arthur. Stanley. Felix. Henry. Otto. Samuel. Dexter. Edward. Julian. Nicholas. Ira. Sidney. Winston. Thomas. Gabriel.
June 1st, 2013 09:28 AM #24
Maternal grandma: Rosemary
Paternal grandma: Annemarie
Paternal step grandma: Kathleen
Great grandparents: Rose, Madeleine, Mary, Mary
Maternal grandma: Deborah
Paternal grandma: Myra Jean
Great grandma's ~ Marjorie, Sophia, Dorothy
Last edited by aillidh; June 1st, 2013 at 09:31 AM.♧ mama to finnegan alexander [11.29.15] ♧
♧ future littles - sullivan, jameson, cormac, donovan ♧
♧ rosemary, annemarie, cathleen, lenora ♧