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I'm still continuing the backlog which should be done around the first week of February. However, if you feel like sending in some awesome fan art to make my eyes water with joy, feel free to do so. I love seeing newer fan art while I work on updates. ^^
I must admit that I had a hard time picking a submission from this update to make the left hand header picture here. All of today's fan art is particularly well done, and I totally dig them all. Keep up the great work! And, keep on submitting stuff to me, please! ;)
Not much else to say, unless you want to hear of my grand adventures in Final Fantasy XI and how much I love the sight of icy dew on our yard. (Mmm... icy dew.) Till next time!
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Exuberant illustration from the hilarious Guillaume Kashima
Guillaume Kashima is a bit of a restless soul. After graduating from a graphic design degree in 1999 he went roaming across Europe, taking in Paris, Barcelona and Toulouse, working in advertising and graphic design along the way. None of this was to his liking at all and it wasn't until 2005 that he found his niche working as a freelance illustrator. Since then he's made one final move to Berlin "the coolest city in the world" where he runs his freelance business.
We're not sure why Guillaume ever bothered with advertising and graphics; his bright, witty illustrations come so naturally that it's a wonder he ever did anything else. He has a gift for making the most mundane aspects of everyday life look like the best fun around. Take his voting illustrations for Campagne TPE for example, when has visiting the ballot box ever been that much fun? It hasn't, but I'd be radically politically active if it was.
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July 13, 2013
Oh my goodness yes! Nothing like a cold beer after a game!
Nope! Haven't played since college
Grew up with Slow Pitch in Elementary and Middle school. Switched to fast pitch in highschool..Played first base and pitched. Back to Slow Pitch in college for a co-ed team. Earned the nick name CY YOUNG after a particularly nasty couple of innings I pitched..and no thats not a compliment haha. Not a huge fan of "the girl walks if a guy does" rule ha ha
Yupp! Proud Navy Wife originally from Marietta, Ga. Accent to prove it! Just transferred to the USS Hampton from Norfolk, VA Feb of '12!
30 Year Old Navy Wife that loves sports.Played Fastpitch most of my life but Slow Collegiality and I am SO looking forward to getting back on the field! Two kids later means my swing has changed so itll take some time to get back into fighting form!!
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Congress' health care waiver praised on Capitol Hill, panned elsewhere
Rep. Chris Stewart says 'it was the right thing to do'
Almost two weeks after Politico reported that congressional leaders were looking to get exempted from losing their coverage and having to join insurance exchanges created by President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, Republicans and Democrats are calling the president's recent intervention "a relief."
In 2009, Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, proposed an amendment requiring members of Congress and their staffs to participate in the law's health care exchanges. The amendment was tweaked for the final version of the health care law, but it meant that about 11,000 members of Congress and congressional staffs would lose their current coverage.
However, because the statue was unclear about whether or not members and aides would have their premiums subsidized by their employer — the federal government — it was possible these workers would be hit with new health care costs that would perhaps drive them to find jobs elsewhere. Congress members and some higher paid staff members would not qualify for insurance subsidies, meaning they would have to pay more for insurance coverage.
According to Politico, Obama told Democrats on July 31 that he would personally resolve the matter and later, The Wall Street Journal reported, the White House agreed to suspend that portion of the law.
Regulatory details on the suspension have yet to be released, but The Wall Street Journal posited that Congress will receive extra payments "based on the (Federal Employees Health Benefits Program) defined-contribution formula, which covers about 75 percent of the cost of the average insurance plan. For 2013, that's about $4,900 for individuals and $10,000 for families."
Lawmakers — even Republicans — have said the fix was the right move and that their staff members would have suffered if it hadn't been addressed.
"There's no question it was the right thing to do," Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, told Roll Call. "Not just for me, but for my staff. Heavens, I have staff who don't make much money. This would be a really big bite for them."
The move has been met with criticism elsewhere, with The Wall Street Journal accusing the White House of "once again rewriting the law unilaterally," and Joseph Morris, a former general counsel for the Office of Personnel Management, saying the OPM "lacks statutory authority" to subsidize Congress' health plans on the exchange.
"Because he's a really great guy who has enormous empathy for Capitol Hill staffers, the president got the OPM to issue notice that Congress could continue to use federal dollars to subsidize congressional health insurance, for both staff and lawmakers, meaning they would be shielded from the financial impact of Obamacare which has everyone else's premiums sky-rocketing," Peter Roff wrote at U.S. News.
"The political class, and there are a few Republicans who answer to this description as well, think they are somehow different from you and me; that there can be a separate set of rules for them. It's getting so it resembles the old Soviet Union, where the party apparatchiks in Moscow made things available to themselves — like special lanes for their cars and limousines so they didn't have to sit in traffic like the workers did," he said.
The Los Angeles Times defended the move, saying that the law singled out Congress for a sanction that ordinary Americans do not face and that forcing congressional workers to pay more for health insurance would be tantamount to giving them a pay cut. Pay cuts can be debated, the editorial said, but should be done openly rather than through an amendment like Grassley's.
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It seems nothing much has changed.
Currently assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68), and equipped with the knowledge to detonate mines safely, EODMU 11 has been training to clear the way for Nimitz and Carrier Strike Group (CSG) 11 during deployment.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - University of Virginia sophomore guard Malcolm Brogdon (Norcross, Ga.) will redshirt the 2012-13 season, Cavalier head coach Tony Bennett announced on Wednesday. Brogdon will miss the season to further recover from successful foot surgery performed on March 7.
"Malcolm is an important part of the program's future, so the plan to redshirt him will allow for his foot to fully recover," Bennett said. "He will continue to push hard in his recovery during this season."
Brogdon played in Virginia's first 28 games as a freshman in 2011-12. He averaged 6.7 points and 2.8 rebounds per game, while shooting 39.6 percent (63-159) from the field and 80 percent (40-50) from the free-throw line. Brogdon scored in double figures five times.
Brogdon scored a season-high 16 points in Virginia's 70-58 victory over then-No. 14 Michigan on Nov. 29. His scoring high in an Atlantic Coast Conference game last season was 14 points in UVa's 71-44 win over Maryland on Feb. 18.
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I'm sorry to tell you that she is not next to him in Desert Lawn. The only thing I found was a "legal notice" that Rusk and Arcelia DeLano might be one of the 1.4 million people in California that MIGHT be owed money and showed their address as 6253 Lupine, Twenty Nine Palms, 92277. The article was dated 23 Feb 1990.
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Thank you so much for posting the photos on John Bruffey's Memorial, are you too related to him, if so please let me know from which son you descend from? He is my 4th great grandfather.
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My name is Matilda Zapata Maynard. I just recently found out Barbara Kinnison Zapata passed . She died in December 28,2011. My brother and her were divorced. I would have been there for her. I just really hope there was someone with her when she passed. I have been searching trying to find answers. What did she die from. I noticed two of her siblings died at an early age I just really feel bad not contacting her. She was a strong person. I never dreamed she would leave at such an early age. All I can find is B Zapata Dallas Texas. I would appreciate any answers . I know she had nieces and nephews. I just wondered if the have any
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If you check the Albuquerque Newspaper dated 7 Sep 1937, you will find the death notice of above named gentleman. He left a wife, small son, (George Newton Kinnison, adopted), 2 brothers and 1 sister. Funeral arrangements were made through French Mortuary of Albuquerque.
I went looking for grave info on this gentleman because the 1940 census for Albuquerque showed his wife, Georgia and a 6 year old son, named George and that his wife was a widow. Hope this helps. Teresa
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Now that you mention it, Mary Ellen, Lucy is my great grandmother on the other side, Nottingham, so she would be handy to have.
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Edwards took to Facebook to explain himself, and the answers were, in order, yes, yes and no. In short, Edwards himself confirmed what everybody already suspected:
My options: Considering that Brad wrecks me with no regard for anyones safety or hard work, should I: A-Keep letting him wreck me? B-Confront him after the race? C-Wait til bristol and collect other cars? or D-Take care of it now? I want to be clear that I was surprised at his flight and very relieved when he walked away. Every person has to decide what code they want to live by and hopefully this explains mine.
So there you have it. Carl Edwards likes the frontier justice. (And there's video evidence showing he may have a point.)
On a related note, no, Carl is not interested in playing Farmville with you, though he'd be happy to rub someone out in Mafia Wars. Poke him.
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Jean wouldn't be able stand it if something unfortunate were to befall her friends—that's why decides to kill them herself, before anything else can harm them. Bad Marie meets Arsenic and Old Lace in this darkly humorous story of a woman whose overpowering love for her friends moves her to murder each and every one of them. Practical Jean, the U.S. debut of acclaimed Canadian author Trevor Cole, is a "biting and black comedy of middle-class mores gone murderously wrong" that "combines diamond-cut social satire with thoughtful contemplations of friendship" (Globe and Mail). A deliciously dark satire with roots that spread from Jonathan Swift's A Modest Proposal to Tim Burton's Edward Scissorhands, Cole's Practical Jean is a razor's edge dissection of relationships, faithfulness, and homicide. After all, what are friends for?
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A mourning suburban daughter takes out her grief via murder.
Canadian novelist Cole (The Fearsome Particles, 2006, etc.) generates a bleak satire in his third outing, which falls somewhere betweenHeathersandThe Stepford Wiveson the vicious meter. "Everything began when Jean Vale Horemarsh had to look after her mother, Marjorie, who was dying of a terrible cancer in one of the soft organs," writes Cole in the clinical, eccentric style that characterizes the novel. It seems that the experience of looking after her dying mother has taught suburban potter Jean the true meaning of mercy, after a fashion. And oh how strange the woman's head can get. She almost pathologically ignores the failings of her marriage to her milquetoast husband Milt, who turns out to be having an affair with a friend, in her quest to ensure that her friends never suffer the indignities of old age. For starters, Jean takes her slutty friend Dorothy out for a night of drinking, skinny-dipping and fooling around with the local lads, before chopping her head off with a dull shovel. No less bizarre is Jean's lesbian liaison ("a little unexpected") with a college chum, ending with a poison-inducing back rub. For all its gruesomeness, there are reasons behind Jean's obsession, and the creepiest scenes are in fact outclassed by the book's more disquieting pauses. Among these disturbances is a flashback to Jean's childhood, during which she methodically drowns all of her stuffed animals in response to her mother's euthanasia of a litter of puppies, and a quiet interlude at a park where Jean shuffles her friends' names about on slips of paper, trying to elect her first victim based on her affections.
A shudder-inducing satire that meditates more on the dysfunctions of the living than on the tragedies of the dead.
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Chapter 1
The sun was shining on the whole of Kotemee. Spangles trembled on the lake, shafts of gleam stabbed off the chrome of cars lining Main Street, and in Corkin Park the members of the Star-Lookout Lions, Kotemee's Pee Wee League team, swung aluminum bats that scalded their tender, eleven-year-old hands. But for Jean Vale Horemarsh, there was no light in her life but the light of her fridge, and it showed her things she did not want to see.
A jar of strawberry jam, empty but for the grouting of candied berry at the bottom. A half tub of sour cream, its contents upholstered in a thick aquamarine mould. A pasta sauce and a soup, stalking fermentation in their plastic containers. A crumpled paper bag of wizened, weightless mushrooms. The jellified remains of cucumber and the pockmarked corpses of zucchini and bell pepper in the bottom crisper drawer.
In the kitchen of her sun-warmed house on Edgeworth Street, Jean bent to the task of removing each of these abominations. The jam jar was tossed into the recycling bin. The putrid liquids were dumped into the sink. The zucchini, cucumber, and mushrooms became compost. The mould-stiffened sour cream would not budge from its tub, so Jean scooped it out with her hand. Anything suspect – a bit of improperly wrapped steak, a bottle of cloudy dressing – was presumed tainted and excised without mercy from the innards of the fridge. It was three o'clock in the afternoon and Jean still wore the black jacquard dress she'd worn to her mother's funeral. She had not found the will to take it off, although she had undone several of the buttons. So as she worked, erasing the evidence of time, destroying all signs of decay, her dress hung open slightly, exposing the skin of her back to the refrigerated air.
Watching her from a corner of the kitchen, Milt, Jean's husband, confessed that he should have cleaned out the fridge weeks ago, while Jean was still at her mother's. But it was a revolting chore, he said, and he kept putting it off; he didn't know how she did it.
"I have a strong stomach," said Jean.
It had been three full months since Jean and Milt had lived together. Marjorie had made it clear that in dying she required Jean's full attention, which left Milt to mind himself at home. Now, as Jean bowed and stared into the cool, white recess, he came up behind her. He reached over her for a jar of peanut butter and, with only a slight hesitation, touched his fingers to the unbuttoned region of his wife's back and began to draw them lightly downward.
"What a terrible, terrible idea," she said.
"Sorry." He retreated with the peanut butter and screwed open the lid. "I just thought, we haven't . . . I think it was snowing the last time. But you're right, bad timing." He set the jar and lid on the counter and reached for a bag of bread. "If you're hungry, I could make you some toast."
Jean straightened at the fridge, summoned tolerance and forgiveness, and gave her husband a sad, sheepish look. She folded her arms around him and set her chin on his shoulder. It was more a lean than a hug. "Poor Milty," she said. "Poor, poor Milty."
"Milty's all right."
"You can squeeze my breast if you want."
"What, now?"
"Nothing's going to happen because of it. But you can do it if you like and then disappear into the bathroom or something."
"Well, I don't think that's necessary."
"Suit yourself." She began to separate from him and before she did, he slipped a hand in and latched onto her left one, just holding it for a moment as she waited. "There," she said finally, and patted his cheek as she left him.
"I could take it out right here," he said from the kitchen.
He headed past her, toward the powder room in the hall. "It's not like I haven't."
A few minutes later, slumped on the matching green velour living room chairs in a room invaded by the late-afternoon sun, they stared at Winter Leaves, which Milt had set on the coffee table in honour of Jean's return. A clutch of hydrangea leaves ruined by frost it was meant to be.
"That looks nice there," said Jean. "Thank you."
"Thought you might like it."
She pushed herself out of the soft cushions and leaned forward, squinting. "Is that a crack?"
"Just a small one. I glued it."
"There's another one."
"Only two, though. Don't keep looking."
With a sigh Jean slumped back in her chair. "It is impossible for anything beautiful to last."
"But you made something beautiful. That's the point."
Jean stared at Milt. "That is the point, isn't it?"
She nodded and let her chin rest on her chest. Never had she been so exhausted, and yet so relieved. The exhaustion and relief seeped through her muscles and bones, a bad and good feeling all at once. This must be the way athletes feel, Jean thought, after they've run a thousand miles and won the game. She let the sensation slip through her like one of those drugs that young people take and allowed her mind to drift backward to the funeral at First United Presbyterian. Everyone had been there: Jean's brothers, handsome so-and-so's in their dress uniforms; Andrew Jr.'s silent wife, Celeste, and their two grown children, Ross and Marlee, sparing four precious hours away from their busy young lives, thank you so much for your sacrifice; her own good friends, most of them anyway, full of sympathy and support; and a hundred Kotemee folk who'd known Marjorie Horemarsh as the best veterinarian they'd ever brought a sick spaniel to, and not as a mother who'd praised only marks and commendations and money and prizes and never beauty . . . never, ever beauty for its own sake, and not as a patient who moaned in pain seventeen hours a day and smelled like throw-up and needed to be bathed and fed and have her putrid bedsores swabbed and dressed . . .
"It was nice to see your friends there," said Milt. "Louise looked good, I thought. Or –"
"Louise looked good, did she?"
"Well. So did Dorothy. We should have them all over some day."
Jean stared at the ceiling and sighed. "What's the point, Milt?"
"The house has been pretty quiet. You could play bridge, like you used to."
"No, Milt, I'm not talking about that. I'm saying what's the point of anything?"
"Oh." Milt tossed his head back against the chair cushion as if to say, Wow, that's a big one.
"Exactly," said Jean. "You know, you think about a lot of things when you're taking care of your dying mother."
Milt leaned forward in his chair. "Do you want a drink?" He rose and steadied himself. His tie was askew, and the end of it rested against the mound of his belly, a little like a dying leaf against a pumpkin, Jean considered.
"I will have some white wine." She lifted her voice to talk as Milt made his way to the kitchen. "You think about things, Milt," she said. "You ask yourself questions."
"What sort of questions? No white, I'm afraid. Red?"
"Fine. Big questions, like, what's the point of anything?"
"You live, and then you die, Milt. And whatever you had is gone and it doesn't matter any more. Nothing matters for ever and ever."
"Wow," said Milt on his way back with the glasses.
"So what is the point?"
He handed her the wine. "You want me to answer that?"
"I don't think you can answer that. I don't think anyone can."
"I think the point is to live the best life possible, for as long as you're able."
Jean, still sunk into the cushions and drugged with exhaustion, sipped her wine and picked at the threads of ideas and formulations and fantasies that had occupied her mind for the last couple of months, while she'd fed her mother unsweetened Pablum, while she'd stared at her thick, unweeded garden, while she'd kneeled alone in the en suite bathroom, cleaning the dried spray of urine from the floor where her mother had slipped.
"Beauty is the point, I think."
"There you go. You answered it yourself."
"A moment of beauty, or joy, something exquisite and pure." She made a face. "I hate this red wine. Did you open it a week ago?"
"About that."
"I'm not drinking it." She set it on the coffee table. "That's it for bad wine."
"Did you want me to drive and get some white?"
"Yes, but not now. Not while we're talking." For a while she stared at the coffee table, at the wine yawing in the glass, at Winter Leaves, without really seeing any of them. "More than once, Milt," she said. "More than once, when I was feeding Mom in bed? And she would lay her head back and fall asleep? I thought about pinching her nose and her lips closed and just holding them like that. Holding them tight."
"Until she died?"
"Until she died."
"Wow," said Milt. His eyes went wide as he shook his head. He looked, Jean thought, as though he were really taking it in.
"Because what is the difference?" She shifted to the edge of the cushion. "Whether you die now or die later, it's the same thing, but one way has less suffering. They do it for animals. My own mother did it. I watched it happen." Even now her mind filled with bright images, sudden whites and reds. In the very early days of her mother's career, when she'd had few clients and couldn't justify the cost of a clinic, Marjorie had used their kitchen table, spread with sheets of white plastic, to perform operations. She had allowed little Jean, who was the oldest of her children, to observe – this was real life, she said, no need to hide it – as she sliced open neighbourhood cats and dogs to pluck out their ovaries or spleens, or to reattach bloody tendons. Many times before she was seven Jean had watched her mother stick a hypodermic into the fur of some aged or diseased animal, watched her press the plunger and wait out the quiet seconds until its eyes closed. That was the simplest act of all, and the kindest, it now seemed to Jean.
"It's called 'mercy,' Milt. That's what it's called. Don't let a living thing suffer. I should have done it. I hate myself for not doing it."
"Don't hate yourself, Jean."
Jean stared at Winter Leaves and lost herself in a scene that had come to her several times before, projected like a movie against the backs of her eyelids while she slumped in the chair in Marjorie's darkened room, listening to her mother breathe. She saw her hand reaching down – in her imagination it was always morning, daylight filled the room, and everything was a pale pink – and squeezing her mother's soft nostrils between thumb and forefinger, the way you might seal the mouth of an inflated balloon. With the other hand she held her lips closed, too. Then the image changed, and she was pressing down on her mother's mouth; yes, that would work better. Squeezing her nostrils, and clamping down hard on her mouth. It wouldn't have been difficult; her mother was weak, and Jean's hands were muscled tools from years of working with clay. Marjorie's eyes would open, she'd be terrified, staring up at her daughter, fighting for her life, not realizing Jean's way was so much better. But it would only last a moment, that struggle, unlike the pain of her lingering disease. And afterward there'd be no recriminations, no feelings of betrayal, no abiding resentments. There'd be nothing, because that's what death was.
"I should have killed my mother, Milt." Jean felt the tears puddling in her eyes. "I should have killed her before she got so sick. Then she wouldn't have had to suffer at all."
He came to her and put his hand on her knee. "You were a good daughter to her, Jean. You took care of her."
"Not like I should have."
She reached into her sleeve for the tissue she'd tucked there and used it to dry her eyes. Though it was painful to believe that she had failed her mother by not taking her life, her conviction in that belief was, in an odd way, comforting. Certainty energized her. She took a deep breath and looked into Milt's sad, grey eyes. Such a sweet man.
"If you wanted to screw me," she said to Milt, "I'd be game."
Milt looked down at his hand on her knee, and off to the powder room. "I don't think I can now."
She sighed. "That's annoying."
"I can try."
"No, never mind." She patted his hand. "I'd be just as happy with some white wine."
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Having read Trevor Coles' first two books, 'Norman Bray In The Performance of His Life', and 'Fearsome Particles' I was eager to read 'Practical Jean'and was not disappointed. Jean, having taken care of her mother during her battle with cancer began thinking in very practical terms about her female friends. Not wanting them to suffer as her mother did, she wanted to give them her idea of the ultimate and most practical gift. Her take on her female friendship is a bit skewed, at times humorous, and sad. I appreciate Trevor Cole's humor. I highly recommend this book.
an interesting story line with even more interesting characters, Practical Jean is the story of a woman who would do any thing for her friends but goes over board because of her mothers need for every thing to be practically perfect, a great story of "friendship" from a maniac's point of view
This is one of those times when I wish I could conjure up my NC, high school girlfriends to sit around the living room and discuss a book. We would have a field day with this one! In fact, if your book group is wondering what to read next for a wild time, this is your best bet. Hilarious!! I hardly know where to begin to tell you about this book... It's just flat out good reading and side-aching laughs. The first line that hit me so hard I still can't think about it or I laugh out loud in grocery shop lines is: "...Grana, after she had snapped her tail bone on a flight of polished stairs..." This may not seem funny out of context, but in the reading, it welled up and hit me full force and unexpectedly. It was the funniest visual I had had in years! "Snapping" a tailbone on a flight of polished stairs!!! FOTFL I could just see my own feet slipping faithlessly out from under me! Trevor Cole has a sharp wit, a stinging humor, a sense of political comedy and comedy of manners. He can convey the real evils and the ridiculous in the every day, the death and destruction in a "butter tart that's the work of the Devil," and the heartbreak of an odd ceramic artwork that's too fragile to breathe on, let alone touch. His characters have charm. They spark with charisma. He has that uncanny ability to hone in on the one major flaw that makes a person stand out, and that makes them own up to the ridiculous face they put on in public, and he can show those things to us through his characters. With the precision of the tiniest crochet hook he can slip in a knot of truth and draw out the best and the worst in his characters before you can flick an eyelid. He couches the worst with the cushion of humor. There's a slapstick quality to his writing, but it's never cheap laughs because the satire is well told. There is a gentle "love the flaws and vulnerability" in all of us message in this book that's so endearing. Cole's inescapably loveable character, Jean, makes us remember the crushed dreams in ourselves. And, her willingness to sacrifice all in a frenzy of displaced grief is allegorical. What might any of us do if we let our minds loose after a life of creative repression, ridicule, rejection and humiliation at the hands of a mother like Jean's? Especially one whom she had to care for in her last, suffering days...especially when her mother had believed so strongly in and practiced euthanizing animals all her life! Much black humor goes on in "Practical Jean" but it's so very funny, and you'll hardly know what's hit you when the real trouble starts happening. Honestly, I'm still laughing about passages in this book. And, at the same time, I carry a very special torch for Practical Jean...she was only trying to help. Feeling sad? Get Practical...


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Both women go for covers but neither gets three. Madison interferes again and the distraction allows Kim to hit eat defeat. Kim pins Sky and gets the three count.
Winner and NEW TNA Knockouts Champion: Gail Kim
Kim celebrates with Karen and Rayne in the ring following the match.
Eric Bischoff is shown backstage arguing on his phone, presumably with his wife about taking her birth control so he wouldn't have 'this problem'. It goes on for a bit longer with nothing noteworthy. Ray comes in and asks if he saw the match. He says they need to do something about Abyss. Ray is freaked out. Bischoff says they need to make it up to him. Bischoff says Ray needs to figure it out. Ray can't believe Abyss' reaction to being put through a table. Bischoff says let's go find him.
Hardy makes it into the ring, fights with Jarrett for a second, then hits the twist of fate, leading into a pinfall.
Winner: Jeff Hardy
Following the match, Jarrett asks for another match, and I guess it starts as Jarrett attacks Hardy and the bell rings. Jarrett lays in to Jardy with a series of punches, but Hardy comes right back, hitting a spinning kick. Jarrett hits a back elbow, then drops a leg on Hardy's back while he's on the ropes. Jarrett goes to the outside and hits Hardy with a right hand. Jarrett, back in the ring, goes to the second rope and comes off with a fist drop. Jarrett goes up again and again hits the fist drop. Jarrett goes up a third time but he's caught with a boot to the gut, and a front suplex for a near fall.
Hardy jumps up to the top rope but Jarrett swipes at his feet and Hardy falls down to the mat. Jarrett struts to taunt Hardy before kicking at him, then sending him across the ring. Jarrett sends Hardy into the corner again, hard. Jarrett picks Hardy up to his feet and Hardy fights back with punches of his own, only to fall victim to the sleeper. Hardy falls to his knees, but not for long as he's able to fight out of the hold and hit a belly to back suplex.
Jarrett and Hardy trade blows in the middle of the ring with Hardy getting the upper hand. Hardy goes for a pin but he's still only able to get two. Jarrett catches Hardy with a kick to the chest. Hardy tries for the twist of fate but Jarrett fights it off. Jarrett tries for the figure four, but Hardy counters with a roll up. Hardy gets the three count.
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Or FTM where do you hope not to be when you go into labor ? I know you can't predict or assume when and where it'll happen but my biggest fear (I'm ftm) is it'll happen at work on a Friday super busy while Im helping a customer. Haha hospital is close to home but not wotk .. what about you?
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I was induced with my first due to medical reasons, so I was in the hospital. :)
This time, I just hope it's not sudden and I'm home alone with my two year old. My husband is a professor, so I would panic if he was in class.
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Many Mustang enthusiasts may not even be aware there was such a thing, but back in the late 80's Ford released a convertible model that was designed as part of collaboration between American Sunroof Company (ASC) and McLaren. Ford had been producing an ASC McLaren version of the Mercury Capri up until they were discontinued in 1986, which made the Mustang the next obvious choice to receive the ASC McLaren makeover.
When McLaren was tasked with creating their own version of a convertible Mustang they gave it several appearance enhancements inside and out. Most notably was the convertible top and tonneau cover design (reminiscent of the Mercedes SL) that effectively renders it a 2-seater. The ASC McLaren was decked out with leather interior and a unique center console and the exterior was enhanced by the addition of 1" lowering springs, McLaren wheels and an optional ground effects package.
Unfortunately for the gearheads out there, the modifications done to the car were largely cosmetic, so there was little performance gain to be had from the roughly $25,000 price tag – a very hefty price for a Mustang back then.
If you watch the classifieds or McLaren-specific forums you'll see them come up for sale from time to time. In fact, you can currently bid on this low-mile 1988 McLaren for sale on eBay at the time of this writing. Notice the period correct CB radio and radar detector. I wouldn't be surprised to find that the glove box contained an original copy of the Miami Vice soundtrack also.
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