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This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Serious. These medicines may interact and cause very harmful effects. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
Your medicine may speed up how quickly your body processes ticagrelor and vorapaxar.
What might happen:
The amount of ticagrelor or vorapaxar in your blood may decrease and it may not work as well.
What you should do about this interaction:
Make sure your healthcare professionals (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) know that you are taking these medicines together or if you have used carbamazepine, dexamethasone, phenobarbital, phenytoin, primidone or rifampin in the previous two weeks. Your doctor may want to change your medicine.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
1.Brilique (ticagrelor) UK summary of product characteristics. AstraZeneca UK Limited October 24, 2012.
2.Brilinta (ticagrelor) US prescribing information. AstraZeneca LP September, 2015.
3.Zontivity (vorapaxar) US prescribing information. Merck & Co., Inc. May, 2014.
4.Kosoglou T, Statkevich P, Kumar B, Xuan F, Schiller JE, Johnson-Levonas AO, Young S, Cutler DL. The effect of multiple doses of ketoconazole or rifampin on the single- and multiple-dose pharmacokinetics of vorapaxar. J Clin Pharmacol 2013 May;53(5):540-9.
5.US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Drug Development and Drug Interactions: Table of Substrates, Inhibitors and Inducers. Available at: http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/DevelopmentApprovalProcess/DevelopmentResources/D rugInteractionsLabeling/ucm093664.htm. Updated 08/05/2011.


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WHITE PLAINS — Christopher Martinez hefted a cardboard box containing non-perishables like Cheerios and Wacky Mac macaroni headed for the hungry, reports Alex Taylor in The Journal News.
"I wanted to come here because I wanted to help people," said Martinez, 15, a sophomore at Lincoln High School in Yonkers and member of the St. Peter's Parish. "Just seeing people in the street when I have so much at my house."
About 50 Catholic and Jewish teens gathered at UJA's Westchester offices in White Plains on Sunday afternoon to sort and pack a room piled high with hundreds of bottles, cans and cartons of nonperishable food as part of an interfaith food drive. The outpouring of donations were later delivered to local food pantries.
The event held capped off 'Feeding Our Neighbors: An Interfaith Response, ' organized by Catholic Charities and the United Jewish Appeal. This Archdiocesan-Wide Drive to Replenish Food Pantries ran from Sunday, January 26th – Sunday, February 2nd 2014. Its goal was to provide 1,000,000 additional meals for hungry New Yorkers, non-Catholics and Catholics alike.
The documented increase in hunger among New York children and families combined with the Senate's recent vote for yet deeper cuts in the SNAP food stamp program makes the impact of this campaign, now in its third year, even more profound.
One out of five New York families now struggles to feed their children. As a result, hungry families, children and the elderly are braving snow, ice and freezing temperatures to reach local food banks. Catholic Charities food banks served 48% more meals in December 2013 compared with one year earlier.
At Sunday's event, William Gregson expressed concern about the number of New Yorkers who go hungry on a regular basis.
"I just want to make sure everybody who is in need can get food," said Gregson, 15, a student at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua.
Check out this Journal News video interview with Catholic Charities Catholic Charities Special Assistant to the Director Luz Tavarez-Salazar who is coordinating the Feeding Our Neighbors campaign .

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Area residents are invited to the sixth annual Humphrey Christmas Parade, set for 6:30 p.m. Thursday.
"This time of year is a special time for our community," Humphrey Mayor Alice Black said. "This parade brings the Christmas spirit, especially to the elderly people in our city, plus the children of course."
This year's route will start at the former Humphrey school property and head north on South Division Street. The parade will then head south on Mulberry Street.
Black said "many churches in our area get involved, providing floats, which makes our parade very personable.
"We always have such a variety of entries, which makes it more fun," she added.
Other than floats, Humphrey said the parade would include tractors, lawn mowers, golf carts, motorcycles, and a marching band. The parade will end with Santa Claus on top of the fire truck.
For more information, call the Humphrey City Hall at (870) 873-4615.
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Start intercept: Sporadic reports indicate chaos and violence spreading through U.S. cities. An unknown evil is sweeping the planet. The dead are rising to claim the Earth as the new dominant species in the food chain. Intercept complete.
In your hands is the handwritten journal depicting one man's struggle for survival. Trapped in the midst of global disaster, he must make decisions; choices that ultimately mean life, or the eternal curse to walk as one of them. Enter, if you will, into the world of the undead.
©2009 J.L. Bourne; (P)2009 Audible, Inc.
"There is zombie fiction and then there is crawl-out-of-the-grave-and-drag-you-to-hell zombie fiction. Day by Day Armageddon is hands down the best zombie book I have ever read. Dawn of the Dead meets 28 Days Later doesn't even come close to describing how fantastic this thriller is. It is so real, so terrifying, and so well written that I slept with not one, but two loaded Glocks under my pillow for weeks afterwards. J. L. Bourne is the new king of hardcore zombie action!" (Brad Thor, New York Times #1 best-selling author)
"High standard for all zombie novels"
This series (well the first two books) places among my top 5 must read Zombie books. Non stop action, logical, realistic, and very frightening. Must read for doomsdayers, die hard zombie fans, and survivalist.
J.A. Recht series (Thunder and Ashes, Plague of the Dead, and the upcoming The Survivors),
Great performance
Yes...fear and a sense of wanting to build a bunker in my back yard!
"Freakin' AWESOME!"
I've listened to a ton of audiobooks while I commute, and am a big fan of the zombie apocalypse genre. I've never written a review before, but this book was so great that I just had to write one. This book is a masterpiece. Also, the second book is probably better than the first in my opinion. I started listening to this story and was so consumed by the story that I didn't want to leave the car. I got my wife to start reading it, and even though she is skeptical about this genre, she was absolutely consumed by it as well. BUY IT!
"Great book! More more more!!"
After reading WWZ, plague of the dead, the strain, the cell, I was looking forward to this book. Really loved it but wish it was a little longer.
Mommy of twins
"Narrator Jay Snyder is a perfect fit!"
DAY BY DAY ARMAGEDDON is an end of the word zombie apocalypse story told in journal format reminding me of I AM LEGEND but only in a less...I don't know, lonely maybe?...sort of way. I guess the difference is while Matheson's first hand zombie account had a very isolated hopelessness about it, Bourne's journal entries were full of humanity and hope. The protagonist, a military pilot, isn't left hold up on his own to slowly lose his mind with only the dead to interact with. He does move and band with other survivors and even in the despair of the situation and in the face of immense loss he seems to keep his head up for the most part. So what could have easily played out as a very depressing read, considering the topic, DAY BY DAY ARMAGEDDON didn't leave me feeling dejected. I found J.L. Bourne's writing to be an easy read and I liked the "fight" and resourcefulness of our pilot. I was definitely drawn in enough to be interested in continuing on with the next installment.
Excellent book, intense, kept me on the edge, was hooked from the first minute. All I have to say - What a rush! is the first time I listen to a zombie book, and I must say it did not let me down, as a matter of fact I was not able to put it down. Excellent book, and narration.
The adventure grabs you from the first page as you follow along one soldiers experience of the end of the world. Great characters, great action, well paced plot, and lots of fun! You can't go wrong.
"Best Written Zombie Fiction Ever"
DbDA is an outstanding read for anyone who enjoys zombie or end of the world scenarios. I perfer this over WWZ just bc of the feeling of despair you get and the amount of detail the main character puts into his journal. Its written as a journal and the narrator does a great job of reading it. Wow just Wow plus the squeal hits later this year.
"J L Bourne serves up a d*** good zombie story!"
Bourne's series is very good! His ideas for the story…both good and original. Zombie fan?...these books will not disappoint! Recommended.
"A new twist to a great tale."
JL Bourne presents us with a realistic zombie tale (if there can be such thing as a realistic zombie tale) told from a unique perspective; excerpts from a survivors diary. This is such a fresh twist to the standard narrative coupled with a excellent edge-of-your-seat zombie story.
"Loved It!"
A great listen! This is a day by day account of the end of the world where the dead live at the expense of the living. The author had me on the edge of my seat. The narrator made the story real. Worth the buy if you are into the horror/living dead genre. Would love to see alot more by this author.
A fantastic peice really cant wait for more of this story (it leaves things hanging in not exactly a cliffhanger but not far off). Really do reccomend this one for fans of this genre.
"A absolute must for all Zombie fans"
I've had this book on my wish list for months, I always chose another and keep this on the back burner just in case I couldn't find something I liked the look of. So the day finally came last week and WOW. This book is one of the best I've listened too so far, so much so I almost finished it in one sitting. There was even a point one night why in bed I had to turn it off because it made me feel so unsettled and on edge. having said that I've immediately downloaded the 2nd book and can't wait to be re-submerged back into every desperate, horrifying, life threatening moment, and even at times laughing out loud?
Man I hope this guy is around when the apocalypse comes!!!!
"Slow to start, but utterly gripping!"
I downloaded this as part of a my free Audible trial, but I was hooked from about 30 minutes in. Well written, the story descends into the chaos and horror when civilisation melts away beneath us. When I got to the end, I couldn't wait to get online to sign up to Audible as full member and grab the second book in the series (which is also gripping!).
"Day by Day, what a good listen"
What a listen! Only downloaded this story as I hadn't ordered a read to go on hols. A really good story and people will make comparisions with I am Legend. This is very different and I felt I was part of the charaters physi. His journey was realistic and delt with the emotion of an individualin such a situation,how the human 'form' will try to survive (even when dead)and how humans revert to various tribal and governmental organisations. I was disapointed when the story ended as I needed to know more. I am glad to see that there is a second book out, Beyond. Exile
"Great story"
A brilliantly realised book. Didnt think at first the diary layout would work but it did especially when narrated as it really is only one voice that describes the story. The diary format also kept the story moving at a very fast rate as a lot happens in this book.
I have listen to this twice now this month. The story is writen as if from a diary. Very well writen. I think this would be better if read from a book rather than in audio form. If you enjoyed this i would recommend "We're alive!" a full cast zombie production. But I cant wait until the next installment
I made the mistake of listening to this story before going to sleep, and had to stay awake most of the night as I really got involved and anxious about the protagonists. You have been warned!
"A great zombie fest."
I really liked this book, not a five star but then a book has to be convincingly ahead of the rest or come up with something different for me to rate it that way. Excellent oratory and an intriguing story line. If you like this genre you'll love this.
"Day By Day Armageddon"
Great Great book, I loved the story the lay out everthing. We all know it's not Shakespeare, but it not meant to be. Can't wait for the follw up which is out in paperback in June/July 2010. I hope and pray that the audible copy is up here soon.
"Awesome. Nuff said."
I have listened to this book more than once already. As a big zombie fan it is hard to find a really good zombie tale. There is some real tosh out there. Just because you put zombies in a story does not mean its good. You can't just tap into the cash cow of a genre that is zombies and hope that will carry it. This book on the other hand is a hoot all the way through. Great story and it is very detailed in things that happen and the people involved.
I'm not sure i could compare this book to any others i have read. If i had to i would say it is a as good a read as World War Z. (Book not film)
Does the other books from Day by Day count? i would listen to other books read by Jay Snyder because he does a really good job.
I could easily listen to this in one sitting.
if i could say anything to the author if would be "Keep up the good work and do more".
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Lisa Hart enters her 12th season as the Washington State head women's tennis coach, having accumulated 123 victories and trips to the NCAA Championships in 2008 and 2012. Additionally, she has coached three players who have reached the NCAA Singles Championships. (FULL BIO)
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After successfully conducting La Monnaie Symphony Orchestra in Puccini's Manon Lescaut, Carlo Rizzi is rounding off the season with a special concert of work by Pyotr Ilich Tchaikovsky. The First Piano Concerto and the Sixth Symphony – the 'Pathétique' – are two of the composer's most iconic works and have enjoyed uninterrupted popularity among public and performers alike.
You are regularly invited to conduct work by Tchaikovsky in La Monnaie's symphonic series. Can you tell us a little about the background to this cycle?
When Peter de Caluwe asked me to come and conduct opera productions at La Monnaie, we also discussed the importance of having an opera orchestra perform large-scale symphonic programmes. That's how the idea of a project spanning several seasons came about. I am particularly fond of Tchaikovsky, not only because he is a fantastic composer, but also because I studied under the Russian maestro Vladimir Delman. He and I have done all the Tchaikovsky symphonies – and that has had a great impact on my career.
Does putting on a cycle provide insight into a composer's oeuvre?
During the concert itself the cycle idea is of secondary importance. However, throughout the concerts as a whole the audience can form an idea of the evolution a composer undergoes. I see a major development take place in Tchaikovsky's last three symphonies in particular, not only in the way he wrote but also in terms of his conception of the genre. The Sixth Symphony, which is on the programme now, is very different from the others. The end of the other symphonies always left room for hope. After the Sixth, we are not even left with that! Of course, I am not the first to point this out…
How do you tackle a programme like this which features no fewer than two emblematic pieces, both public favourites?
Tchaikovsky's First Piano Concerto and the Sixth Symphony are in fact two of the most frequently performed pieces in their genres, but their popularity should not detract from their merit. The First Piano Concerto is a phenomenal masterpiece, with a strong symphonic dimension. Tchaikovsky's approach to the relationship between soloist and orchestra is fundamentally different from that of a Chopin for example, whose concertos tended to be solo pieces. With Tchaikovsky there is considerable interaction between the soloist and the orchestra, which does more than purely accompany. Of course it is a very demanding piece for the soloist: it is long, it requires considerable physical strength to hold your own against the orchestra, and you need twelve fingers to play it! But there is a dialogue and that makes conducting this work interesting. What is more, I am really looking forward to performing this work with Elisabeth Leonskaja because of her great musicality, her eye for detail and her sense of lyricism.
And the Sixth Symphony?
I have conducted the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth symphonies on many occasions. The Sixth is exceptional in that it exhausts me: not so much physically as mentally! The key lies in the third movement rather than in the uncustomary Adagio lamentoso which serves as the finale. The third movement is sometimes played very triumphantly. But how do you reconcile that with the fourth movement, the Adagio lamentoso which follows? However, if you approach the third part as a final struggle or battle for survival, then the finale has a raison d'être: it is a lamento after the battle. The third movement starts almost from nothing, then gradually builds up, with the characteristic rhythmic theme becoming increasingly threatening, inevitable, remorseless, to the very last four notes, which reverberate like a machine gun. At that point, I want the audience to be nailed to their seats and breathless. The subsequent finale is an entreaty, an attempt to turn the clock back. But the famous gong-stroke tells us that this will not happen… the music fades, all signs of life are snuffed out and only death remains. There is a big difference between this symphony and Tchaikovsky's earlier ones. In the Fifth Symphony, for example, the central theme of the work is also used threateningly, particularly in the third movement, but the finale is in the major key and ends as a victory. That is not the case with the Sixth. I feel conflict in it, a dramatic journey, an attempt to do something, followed by the loss of hope, the loss of everything.
So then how do you see the second, waltz-like movement?
Despite what I have just said, I am not planning to explain this music in its entirety [laughs]! But I would like to draw attention to one aspect of the second movement: it is scored in 5/4, which is unusual. It is magnificent music, but the musical time sends a trickle of uncertainly running through it, a sense almost of instability, which you may not detect immediately. This is magnificent, melodic music, but it is also quite clear that Tchaikovsky didn't intend it to be 'easy listening'. This is also apparent at the beginning of the symphony, which builds up from a small motif in the bassoon, a motif that is gradually transformed and followed by other, equally insistent motifs (for example in the violas). I try to portray all these things in this music. Of course you can perform the music 'con bravura brillante'! But then I think you miss the essence of this symphony. An essence that is better approached through Tchaikovsky's precise instructions with regard to dynamics and tempo, rather than by striving for effect.
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Contact: Kristina Johnson
Interior Department Releases Report on Offshore Energy
Study Shows Strong Offshore Wind Potential
Washington, D.C. - Today, the Interior Department's Minerals Management Service released a new report outlining offshore energy resources, including oil, as well as renewable energy such as wind and wave power.
The report will serve as a starting point for a series of public hearings on offshore drilling that will be held around the country in coming weeks. For more information on the report and the hearings, go to: http://www.doi.gov/ocs/
Statement of Sierra Club Lands Director Athan Manuel:
Interior Secretary Salazar has said he's committed to developing clean energy off our coasts, not just oil drilling. This report shows that the Interior Department is serious about investigating the potential for clean energy sources like offshore wind. As Secretary Salazar pointed out, America's offshore wind energy potential exceeds our nation's entire demand for electricity. It's encouraging to see the administration actively pursuing the kind of clean offshore energy that will help end our dependence on oil.
While the report recognizes the impacts of offshore drilling and exploration on marine life like whales and turtles, as well as on coastal economies, the federal government needs to explore these issues in more depth before following through with any offshore drilling plan. The threat of drilling to coastal tourism and fishing economies and to marine life should not be underestimated.
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In the Lord's prayer, we ask that we may be forgiven our sins "as we forgive those who sin against us." We are asking the Lord to use us as an example of how readily and generously he should forgive our sins.
He is more eager to forgive our sins than we are. This should not only give us confidence, but should help us inspire confidence in those who despair. One of the hardest sins to confess is abortion. And even there, the Lord is ready to pour out his mercy on those who repent.
Nothing can minimize the horror of abortion, and nothing can justify it. Yet countless people come each day to the cross where they find that even this sin is washed away in the Blood of Christ.
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U.S. Army surplus hats still being made in China
Don't Waste Your Money
Federal law requires soldier's uniforms to be made in America, not some far off place like Bangladesh, Vietnam, or China.
But one veteran is wondering why he just bought some Army merchandise that was anything but American made.
Wanted: Official Ball Cap
Peter Hollister served his country for 30 years, since the Vietnam War, and is now a retired Army officer.
He recently decided he wanted a US Army ball cap, so he went to the Army Air Force Exchange's official website, www.aafes.com .
"There is a section of the website for retired military gear, and sure enough this cap was in that," he said.
The website photo even says "Made in the USA."
But when he received his cap, he was stunned to find a label that said "Made in China."
"That's what bothered me the most," he said. "I wasn't buying it at some knock-off place, I paid $29.95 for it, and it was made in China."
He thought the armed forces had a rule against using clothing made in other countries.
What Does The Law Say?
The debate over uniforms made in other countries came to a head shortly after 9/11. Congress passed an even tougher version of the World War II-era Buy American law, called the Berry Amendment, with much stricter rules as of 2006.
So we checked the law, and learned that the military's Buy American law pertains to soldier uniforms and gear purchased by the government, not surplus that's sold at military exchanges.
A spokesman told us:
"The Exchange supports U.S. made products. However, in order to maintain our assortments, sometimes we must partner with an overseas vendor. China still enjoys a 'favored nation' status in U.S. Trade agreements."
Hollister understands, but still thinks its wrong for clothing representing US soldiers to be made in other countries.
"It's like buying an American flag made in China," he said. "And I've done that too."
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"One of the most dangerous errors is that civilization is automatically bound to increase and spread. The lesson of history is the opposite; civilization is a rarity, attained with difficulty and easily lost. The normal state of humanity is barbarism, just as the normal surface of the planet is salt water. Land looms large in our imagination and civilization in history books, only because sea and savagery are to us less interesting."
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St. Gregory Nazianzus ep. 131 - AD 382"We will conquer your Rome, break your crosses, and enslave your women. If we do not reach that time, then our children and grandchildren will reach it, and they will sell your sons as slaves at the slave market."
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Anti-Christianity, anti-Christmas billboard – WDTPRS POLL
I wonder about this one… A billboard in New Jersey is promoting atheism by asking motorists to question certain holiday traditions and to "celebrate reason," MyFoxNY.com reports. The billboard, near the Lincoln Tunnel in North Bergen, N.J., depicts a silhouette … Continue reading
Posted in POLLS, The Last Acceptable Prejudice Tagged bigotry, billboard, Christmas, free speech 151 Comments
Christian woman sentenced to death by Muslims for being Christian
From a reader: Asia Bibi, a resident of Ittanwali in the eastern province of Punjab, was working at a local farm when the Muslim women with whom she was working called her an infidel and urged her to convert to … Continue reading
Posted in Modern Martyrs, The future and our choices Tagged Islams, Pakistan, Punjab, Religion of Peace 38 Comments
Your Advent plans: What do you want from your Advent?
Advent remains a penitential season, but unlike that of Lent in many respects. I think perhaps we can call Advent a season of penitential joy, or joyful penitence. It is a time to prepare for the Lord's Coming.. and He … Continue reading
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Once again, the key passage
Here once again is the key passage on the subject in the book, "Light of the World: The Pope, the Church and the Signs of the Times," when Seewald asks the pope whether it was "madness to forbid a high-risk … Continue reading
Posted in Biased Media Coverage, Classic Posts, Linking Back Tagged condoms, first step, Peter Seewald 26 Comments
Hell's Bible on the Pope's statement about condoms
Hell's Bible (aka The New York Times) had this story yesterday. It is written by David Gibson, David Gibson, a writer for PoliticsDaily.com and author of "The Rule of Benedict: Pope Benedict XVI and His Battle With the Modern World" … Continue reading
Posted in The Drill Tagged condoms, David Gibson, NYT 28 Comments
Anglican bishop lays miter, crozier at Our Lady's feet and goes to Rome
Anglicans who come over to Rome often make dramatic, painful sacrifices. They risk losing ties with family and friends, incomes, social standing, and particularly access to sound worship, though under Anglicanorum coetibus that risk is now greatly reduced. They Anglican … Continue reading
Posted in Just Too Cool, Pope of Christian Unity Tagged Andrew Burnham, Anglicanorum coetibus 15 Comments
Advent hymns dissected
For your opportune knowledge: 077 08-12-16 An Advent hymn dissected "Vox clara", with digressions 076 08-12-07 An Advent hymn dissected "Verbum supernum prodiens", with digressions 075 08-12-04 An Advent hymn dissected "Conditor alme siderum"; Fr. Z digresses far afield And … Continue reading
1st Vespers and Vigil for Nascent Life beginning
The Vigil is getting underway. VESPERS… some screen shots
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1st Vespers in the Vatican Basilica and the Vigil for Nascent Human Life
At 1800 Rome time (1700 GMT 1200 EST) the Holy Father will celebrate 1st Vespers of Advent in the Vatican Basilica. But at 1730 Rome time (1630 GMT 1130 EST) there is the Vigil of Prayer for Nascent Life. You … Continue reading
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Sunday Supper and a glimpse at a deer camp
No, I am not revving up for cooking a Sunday Supper. I have a Monday Supper to ready, however. I will be making Buccatini all'Amatriciana and Saltimbocca alla Romana for seven, to be ingested after an afternoon of reading Yeats … Continue reading
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Of course we all want to get in on those sales and get our Christmas shopping done before December, but standing in lines at 3:00 a.m. in the icy cold weather and fighting over the boots of the season with three other ladies just doesn't sound worth it.
In good news, the local shops in the 9th & 9th district are having a sale before Black Friday. This Saturday, November 19th, YELP and the local shops are hosting the Small Business Saturday Shop Crawl, offering fantastic in-store discounts. And, since you'll work up quite the appetite shopping, some of the 9th & 9th restaurants will also be offering meal specials and savings.
So, how does it work?
Go into any of the participating shops (see below for a list) and get a "shop card." Then, all you have to do is start shopping. Show each participating business your card at the register to receive your discount. And, if you plan to do your holiday shopping, YELP will host a wrapping station. Yep, it's that easy to get your Christmas shopping and the wrapping finished....all before Thanksgiving.
Participating Businesses and Deals:
Apt 202: 15% off one item FRESH Boutique: 20% off one item 9th&9th Jeweler: Free Ring Cleaning and Diamond inspection Cosmic Spiral: 10% off entire purchase Purse Dreams: 25% off one item and 10% off all sale items Hip & Humble: 20% off one item Koo De Ker: 15% off one Item Pago: 10% off your meal when you show the stamp card Contender Bicycles: 10% off all clothing Barbacoa: Free Chips & Queso from 12-6 p.m.
So, if you'd much rather sleep off that turkey hangover from Thanksgiving dinner, instead of shopping it off, make sure you get to 9th & 9th on Saturday. Shopping goes until 6 p.m.


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Peace Corps pulls workers from W. Africa over Ebola fears
The Peace Corps announced Wednesday it is temporarily withdrawing more than 300 volunteers from three different West African countries as health care professionals battle the largest Ebola outbreak in history.
In a statement on its website, the Peace Corps said volunteers are being temporarily removed from Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, though the organization will continue to monitor the spread of the Ebola virus in West Africa.
The evacuation follows news of two unnamed Peace Corps volunteers being isolated after coming in contact with the virus. Two other U.S. volunteers — Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol — have displayed symptoms of the virus and Patrick Sawyer, a U.S. citizen traveling from Liberia to Nigeria, has died from an Ebola infection.
So far the virus has spread from Guinea to Sierra Leone and Liberia, with fears the spread could continue. According to the World Health Organization, more than 1,200 cases have been reported and 672 people have died.
The Peace Corps is just one of several organizations — including SIM USA and Samaritan's Purse — to pull workers out of West Africa because of the outbreak and ongoing security issues.
To find out what the mass exodus of U.S. workers might mean in terms of battling the disease, watch this Newsy video.


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It's hard to imagine maintaining the current food system without Iowa. Yet that state — symbolic of both the unparalleled richness of our continent's agricultural potential and the mess we've made of it — has undergone a transformation almost as profound as the land on which cities have been built. A state that was once 85 percent prairie is now 85 percent cultivated, most of that in row crops of corn and soybeans. And that isn't sustainable, no matter how you define that divisive word.
It's easy enough to argue that one of the most productive agricultural regions in the world could be better used than to cover it with just two crops — the two crops that contribute most to the sad state of our dietary affairs, and that are used primarily for animal food, junk food and thermodynamically questionable biofuels. Anything that further entrenches that system — propped up by generous public support — should be questioned. On the other hand, if there are ways to make that core of industrial agriculture less destructive of land and water, that is at least moving in the right direction.
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A 20-year-old Newark man was arrested Nov. 27 and charged with inappropriately touching a 9-year-old boy, New Castle County Police said Dec. 1.
Eric Dorsey, who resides in the 3100 block of Old County Road, was arrested at his home after an investigation by county police revealed that Dorsey had contact in an inappropriate sexual manner, police said.
On Nov. 16, police were contacted to investigate a complaint of the suspect's improper conduct toward the boy that allegedly happened Nov. 13 at a home in Wilmington.
Dorsey was charged with two counts of unlawful sexual contact with a child less than 13 years of age, endangering the welfare of a child, indecent exposure, and offensive touching.
He was arraigned and released on a $7,000 unsecured bail and ordered to have no contact with anyone under the age of 18.
Investigators are seeking any other children who may have had contact with Dorsey.
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Published: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 10:49 a.m.
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When the Beatles were storming the United States, most of the cast of "Talkin' 'Bout My Generation" hadn't been born. But the music of the Fab Four and the Rolling Stones still resonates with the cast of the Brunswick Little Theatre singers, who are all in their 30s.
What: "Talkin' 'Bout My Generation," music of the British Invasion, presented by Brunswick Little Theater
When: 8 p.m. May 17-19 and 24-26
Where: Franklin Square Park, 105 E. Moore St., Southport
Tickets: Free
Details: 278-6581 or www.BrunswickLittleTheatre.com
With the exception of Natalie Flow, that is. Flow is a 15-year-old freshman at South Brunswick High School whose parents might not have even born before the British invasion.
The performances will be held for two weekends starting Friday at Southport's Franklin Square Park. Along with Flow, vocalists include BLT veterans Katie Deese, Jen Iapalucci, Mark Bachara and Mark Deese. They will be backed by a full band, including Flow on flute.
Director Mark Deese said the music from the show includes "timeless classics" such as The Beatles' "Hey Jude," The Moody Blues' "Nights in White Satin" and Dusty Springfield's "Son of a Preacher Man."
Not all of the music is British, but it was created around the time of the Beatles' heyday.
"Every song in the show you can still hear on the radio today," Deese said.
Deese said the group has stayed as true as possible to the original tunes, although some vocal parts have been changed from male to female.
The cast's favorite song, Deese said, is "Time of the Season" by The Zombies.
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OnDemand provides a web-based FTP client that can be used to upload and download files to your OSC home directory or project directory, and move, delete, rename, modify permissions, and even edit files.
Here is a tutorial video that gives an overview of OnDemand's file management client's capabilities and how to utilize them.
Most of the operations available in the FTP client are fairly intuitive. Here you can see a screen shot of what the main interface looks like.
We'll walk you through a few of the basic operations. But first, please note that you may see a message about requiring a Flash plugin when loading this app. The application uses HTML5 to manage file uploads, so in newer browsers it should be safe to ignore that Flash message. On older browsers, it may be necessary to install Flash for full functionality.
By default, the file browser will be looking at your home directory. If you have access to a project server for GPFS directory, you can switch to those by selecting the pull-down menu in the upper left of the window and selecting the file system you wish to browse. In addition, you can use the input field to the right of the pull-down to type the path you wish to navigate to, and you can set a bookmark using the "star" icon.
On the left side of the screen is a tree view of the directory structure. You can navigate this tree the same way you might on a normal desktop GUI to select the folder you wish to use.
There are several methods to upload files. The first is to simply navigate to the desired destination, and then drag the file from your local desktop or window navigator to the OnDemand window. You can also select "From computer" in the "Upload" menu item to open a dialog that will allow you to navigate your local computer and select which files you want to upload. If you wish to copy files from a website directly to OSC without downloading them to your computer first, you can select "From remote server" in the "Upload" menu to open a dialog that will allow you to specify multiple HTTP URLs to copy data from.
To download files, you must select the file or files you wish to download, and then use the "Download" link in the menu. If you select multiple files ("control+click" or "shift+click") or a folder, the server will zip the files up and download a single zip archive to your desktop machine.
Most file operations can be accomplished by selecting the file in the main window pane and either selecting the desired operation from the main menu, or right-clicking to open a context menu with various options. These options will typically include move, copy, rename, delete, and setting file permissions. Additionally, you can compress or download files via the context menu.
The application also includes several built-in file editors. To access these editors and viewers, select the file you wish to view or edit, and select "Open In" from either the main menu, or the context menu (available via right-click). Based on the filename extension (.txt, .png, etc) the application will suggest an appropriate viewer. If you do not see the viewer you need, you can select "Choose Other...". This will open the following dialog:
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As few as I've eaten, I've cooked even fewer. They look intimidating, as in, lots of work.
So the wine dinner tonight at the Paris, in which every course features chestnuts, will be edifying for me. It also serves as an entree to the "new" Paris, now that Eric deBonis has opened the Italian trattoria Sea Salt, the focus in the Paris kitchen is more purely French. And what's more French than Maison Latour, which is pairing its wines with all those chestnuts?
This centuries-old family-run enterprise started with the largest Grand Cru wine-growing property in the Cote d'Or. Soon becoming negociants as well, Latour now represents quality wines from all over Burgundy. But tonight is all about France, and wines are all about Burgundy, so $45 for food and the same price for wine pairings sounds like a deal. Read the whole seven-course menu here (click "newsletter.") If you can't make it, read about it here tomorrow.
Planning ahead for more wine fun: Meditrina is hosting a dinner with Susie Selby of Selby Winery featuring five courses and four of her amazing wines. (2 of which are special order not available in Utah)
-Tuesday, December 14, 7:00 pm -$40 for food and $30 for the wine pairings
This event will be limited to 20 seats and over half are already taken.
Here's the menu
1st course: Seared Sea Scallops, parsley fennel coulis, red pepper gremolata. ('09 Sauvignon Blanc)
2nd course: Butternut Squash Bisque, lemon-roasted pepitas, chive oil ('08 Chardonnay)
3rd course: Duck Fat Seared Beef Tenderloin, celerac puree, winter kale, port wine juniper pan sauce ('06 Azevedo Cabernet)
4th course: Point Reyes Bleu Cheese with candied almonds ('08 "Bobcat" Zinfandel)
5th course: Spiced Chocolate Pot de Creme ('08 "Bobcat" Zinfandel)
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Hang the C**t.
Reports he died in a gun battle.
I was going to put up a new thread."Lybian Reds" there was a car pass by no windows seemed to have bullit holes in it with a Liverpool Scarfe in the back window, utter class.Lybian Reds YNWA.
Saw the same last week in Garston.
Dont think it was the same Car though Stu.Although I know Garston is a bit rough they haven't started shooting at each other in the streets.Oh hang on a minute.
Next turn: Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez.
On April 19, 2011, Castro resigned from the Communist Party central committee, stepping down as leader of the party. Raúl Castro was selected as his successor.
How about David Cameron too!!Fidel's no longer in a fit mental state to run Cuba is he?
Just waiting for the next round of conspiracies, should be interesting.
That's not Gadaffi, it's Tom Jones.Boyo.
Good riddanceThe question now (and fear) is who is next on the hitlist? I pray its not Iran or Syria
Captured alive then executed, what are the laws regarding Pow's?
who has has died of wounds sustained when he was captured in his ancestral home of Sirte in the so-far bloodiest uprising of the Arab spring.
Look at the savages that did it rather than someone who wasn't there. This gang like killing is prevalent in these countries why?
They were not savages they were members of the Transitional Goverment, are we to expect the same over the years to come from the new goverment in libya? no rule of law was applied in gadaffi's capture, he should have been captured,represented sent to the ICC where he could tell the world the deals he did with the west especially sarkozy & blair 2 people who would be relieved their mate has passed on.
Mate you answered your own question. . The answer is No, but nothing to do with the west but their society as a whole.


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TUCSON, Ariz. – Former University of Arizona baseball pitcher Preston Guilmet was promoted to the Cleveland Indians on Sunday, becoming the school's 68th player to reach the pinnacle of professional baseball.
A Friday night starter the majority of his Wildcat career, Guilmet has starred as a closer in the Indians organization, which drafted him with 275th pick in the ninth round of the 2009 Major League Baseball First-Year Player Draft. In 34 games this season with the Columbus Clippers of the Triple-A International League, Guilmet posted a 2.32 earned run average, a 2-4 record and 16 saves.
During his four-year collegiate career at Arizona, Guilmet compiled 419 strikeouts to rank second in program history and fourth-most in Pac-10 Conference history. He garnered numerous national and conference honors, and helped pitch Arizona to a pair of 40-win seasons in 2007 and 2008.
A native of Citrus Heights, Calif., Guilmet was named the Pac-10 Pitcher of the Year in 2007 after leading the Wildcats with a 12-2 record on the mound en route to second place finish in the conference. During that sophomore season, Guilmet was named a first team All-American by both Collegiate Baseball and Baseball America, and was a semifinalist for the Roger Clemens Award.
Throughout his career, Guilmet collected conference player of the week honors six times and was named to the all-conference teams three times. He finished with 28 career victories, 11th-most in school history, and pitched more innings than any other player in program history (416.2).
Guilmet is the 12th Wildcat pitcher coached by Andy Lopez to reach Major League Baseball since taking over at the school in 2002.


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The FMH Auxiliary Prenatal Center is located on the first floor of Frederick Memorial Hospital, in the BirthPlace lobby (on the Trail Avenue side of the hospital). All patients must be Frederick County residents. The Center does not accept walk-in patients. You can call us at 240-566-4444 to schedule an appointment Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
We accept uninsured patients as well as patients with select Medicaid MCOs and medical assistance. Financial counseling and assistance is available.
The FMH Auxiliary Prenatal Center provides outpatient prenatal care through Certified Nurse Midwives (CNM). Inpatient care, such as deliveries, take place in the FMH BirthPlace with on-call obstetricians.
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In order to protect you and your family, conduct a thorough safety check of every room in your home on a regular basis. Accidents and injuries may be prevented, and your family will be healthier and safer, when you practice a little prevention.
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Do not leave medications, toiletries, or other household products in drawers or on nightstands.
To avoid accidental injuries or choking, keep penknives, nail files, scissors, and pocket change out of reach of children.
Install a smoke detector in the hallway outside of the bedrooms. Check and change the batteries regularly.
Make certain drapery cords and/or blind cords are well out of reach of children.
Make certain the crib mattress fits snugly.
Crib slats should be placed no wider than 2 and 3/8 inches apart.
Make certain the crib has been put together properly and is not missing screws or bolts - to prevent it from collapsing.
Make sure the crib and other baby furniture are painted with non-lead based paint.
Make certain there is a carpet or rug beneath the crib or changing table to soften the impact if an infant falls.
Make certain drapery cords and/or blind cords are well out of reach of children and away from cribs.
Remove all crib gyms, hanging toys, and decorations from a crib by the time a baby can raise up on hands and knees.
Make sure there is a safety belt on the infant changing table, and that it is used properly every time.
Make sure baby powder and lotions are out of a baby or child's reach. However, make sure the baby powder and lotions are within your reach, so you do not have to leave your infant to reach these items.
If your child can climb out of the crib, consider a youth bed with guard rails, or place the crib mattress on the floor.
Never leave small parts or pieces of a toy(s) in a child's room.
Make certain a night-light is not near or touching drapes or the bedspread. Also, never place towels or other fabric over a lamp to reduce the light in the room, as a fire may start.
Never place a crib, playpen, or bed near a window.
Make certain window screens are securely in place, or that window guards are present - to prevent a child from falling from a window.
Use plug protectors for all unused wall outlets.
If there is a lid on the toy box, it should not be heavy, hinged, or lockable. Children may crawl inside and become trapped.
Put a nonskid bathmat on the floor and a nonskid mat or decals in the bathtub.
Protect all electrical outlets with ground fault circuit interrupters.
Store medications, cosmetics, toiletries, and cleansers well out of reach of children. Put childproof caps on all medications if you have children younger than 8 years of age.
When children are present, put child-resistant safety latches on all cabinets storing harmful substances such as toiletries, cleaners, and medications.
Store electrical appliances, such as hair dryers and curling irons, out of reach of children.
Always unplug appliances before leaving them unattended, no matter how briefly.
To avoid accidental scalding, make certain the tap water temperature is set no higher than 120° F.
Never leave a child or disabled person unattended in a bathroom where there is a tub, sink, or bucket containing water - not even for a moment.
Keep toilet lids closed.
Do not store vitamins (or medications) on the kitchen table, counter top, or window sill.
Make certain knives, scissors, and other sharp utensils are out of reach of children.
Store dishwasher detergent and other cleaning supplies in their original containers and out of reach of children.
When children are present, install child resistant safety latches on all cabinets and drawers within a child's reach.
Keep chairs and step stools away from counters and stoves.
Always turn pot handles inward when cooking on the stove. Use back burners whenever possible.
Keep the toaster out of the reach of toddlers.
Make certain appliance cords are not dangling, so they cannot be pulled from a counter.
Unplug appliances and extension cords when not in use.
When children are present, use plug protectors for all unused wall outlets.
If your child uses a highchair, make sure it is sturdy and has a seat belt with a strap between the legs.
Keep a working fire extinguisher in your kitchen.
Keep houseplants out of the reach of children. Many plants are poisonous.
Make certain television sets and other heavy items are secure so they cannot be tipped over.
Remove unnecessary extension cords.
Move tables and other objects with sharp edges away from the center of a room, especially if there are toddlers or disabled persons in the home.
Place protective material on sharp furniture edges.
Keep drapery and blind cords out of reach of children and/or disabled persons.
Secure area rugs - to prevent falls and slips.
Keep stairs and walkways clear of snow, wet leaves, or other debris.
Repair cracks or chips in cement sidewalks and stairs.
Make certain railings, gates, and fences are secure and in good repair.
Keep garbage cans covered.
There should be a fence with a locked gate between the house and the backyard swimming pool.
Garden tools and lawn equipment should be securely stored.
Play equipment, such as swing sets, and garden furniture should be properly anchored and assembled. Check regularly for rust, splintered wood, or cracks.
Make certain hazardous items, such as bug sprays, cleaners, auto care products, and weed killers, are secured and stored in their original containers in the garage, utility room, or basement.
Keep recycling containers storing glass and metal far from children's reach.
Keep tools, automotive, and lawn care equipment safely stored away from children.
If you have a fireplace, wood burning stove, or other heat source, place barriers around it to avoid accidental burns.
Inspect and clean chimneys and stovepipes regularly.
Have older homes tested for lead paint. Do not use baby and child care furniture and products made before 1978 that may contain lead paint.
Place "Mr. Yuk" stickers, or other types of poison markers on all hazardous items. Call your local poison control center for more information.
The first action when a person has ingested a toxic substance is to consult with the local poison control center at the universal telephone number in the United States - (800) 222-1222.
Never give a child younger than 8 years old a latex balloon to play with (due to the choking hazard).
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Post emergency telephone numbers near each telephone in your home.
When children are present, safety devices, such as gates, locks, and doorknob covers, should be in use at all stairways and exits in your home.
Make sure all indoor and outdoor stairways and entries are well-lighted and clear.
Make certain bathrooms and bedrooms can be unlocked from the outside.
Keep matches and lighters out of the reach of children and disabled persons.
A home should have two unobstructed exits, in case of fires or other emergencies.
Check all electrical cords to make sure they are not cracked or frayed.
Make certain outlets or extension cords are not overloaded.
It is best not to use space heaters. If they are used, make sure they are in safe condition. Never plug them into an extension cord. Do not place them near drapes or furnishings.
Paint or wallpaper should not be chipping or peeling.
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The 2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony is just a day away and many from all over the world will be watching their favorite athlete or sport hoping for their country to bring home the gold. LPGA.com caught up with several players to get their take on this year's Summer Olympics. Today Vicky Hurst takes time to answers a few question from her favorite event to watch, if she prefers Summer or Winter Olympics and a lot more.
LPGA: Do you have a favorite Summer Olympics moment?
HURST: Watching Michael Phelps make history is one of the best moments I have ever seen.
LPGA: Who is your favorite Summer Olympics athlete?
HURST: I am very excited to watch Lolo Jones return to the hurdles. The entire women's national soccer team. Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte.
LPGA: What is your favorite sport to watch in the Summer Olympics?
HURST: Gymnastics is very exciting. Beach Volleyball looks like a ton of fun and of course the Track and Field events.
LPGA: Which country do you think will win the most medals?
LPGA: Do you think Michael Phelps will win gold in all the events he swims?
HURST: It's going to be very close but I hope so!!
LPGA: Will you be rooting for Ryan Lochte or Michael Phelps?
HURST: I'd love to see Ryan and Michael battle it out for Gold.
LPGA: Which Summer Olympic sport would you like to play?
HURST: Individual: Gymnastics! But I would be too scared to do any of those jumps and flips. Team: Beach Volleyball. They have the best bodies!!
LPGA: Do you prefer the Summer or Winter Olympics?
HURST: Summer.
LPGA: Which Summer Olympics sport would you never want to try?
HURST: I would say weight lifting, I'll save my back for another event.
LPGA: Which sport did you have no idea was in the Olympics?
HURST: I had no clue trampoline was in the Olympics!! But I am extra excited to see that event.
LPGA: If you were on the gymnastics team which event would you want to participate in?
HURST: I would try the Floor Execise. It seems the least dangerous.
LPGA: If you were on a synchronized swimming team, what LPGA players would you want on your team?
HURST: Allison Walshe and I would be a pretty good match. We do make an awesome egg toss team.
LPGA: How do you feel about golf being added to the Olympics in 2016?
HURST: I am very excited!! I can't believe I have an opportunity to become an Olympic Athlete. It doesn't matter which sport you play but to be able to say your an Olympic athlete is quite the accomplishment, and maybe even bring home gold!
LPGA: Is making the 2016 Olympics a goal of yours?
HURST: Absolutely
LPGA: What sport did Margaret Abbott play to become the first U.S. woman to win Olympic gold, in 1900?
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following products. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Wooden Skill Ball Toys
Units: About 300
Distributor: Kendamaspot LLC, of Redmond, Wash.
Hazard: The surface paint coating on the ball contains excessive levels of lead, violating the federal lead paint standard.
Incidents/Injuries: None reported.
Description: This recall involves Oozora and Shin-Fuji Kendama Japanese wooden skill toys. The toys have a ball connected by a string to a handle with three cups and spike on top. A Japanese Kendama Association sticker is affixed to the toy. The red and green balls on the Oozora and only the red balls on the Shin Fuji are included in the recall.
Sold at: Kendamaspot's Web site and cultural festivals in Washington State from July 2008 through April 2009 for about $20.
Manufactured in: Japan
Remedy: Consumers should immediately take the recalled toys away from children and contact Kendamaspot to receive a free replacement ball.
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In Linux, a single download can use all available bandwidth, so that any other connection can't be started. (e.g. if I am downloading updates, I can't surf the web at the same time)
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Undisputed kings of thrash, 2009 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees Metallica streamlined heavy metal. They unplugged the power, doubled the speed and wrapped themselves in a bleak worldview, poles apart from the party-rockers they helped sweep aside. Combining punk energy with progressive rock's intricacy, Metallica gained notice via metal's tape-trading underground in the early Eighties. It took nearly a decade for them to conquer the pop charts without compromising their initial sound with a self-titled album featuring this hit. "Enter Sandman" is a typically nightmarish tale from singer James Hetfield. It's awash in images of doom, darkness and death worthy of the Brothers Grimm, and replete with Lars Ulrich's drum heroics. "Enter Sandman" prompted restitution on the part of NARAS, who awarded Metallica a Grammy for best metal performance after ignoring them previously in favor of, er, Jethro Tull.
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NO, not a celebi. Never a celebi
When the Devil is too busy
And Death's a bit too much
They call on me by name you see,
For my special touch.
i had a celebi once. i called it "celebi2000". and it never won battles.
Walrus you just weren't here for him, you'll never understand
When the Devil is too busy
And Death's a bit too much
They call on me by name you see,
For my special touch.
I probably won't, but Pikatwo has mentioned how much he hates him in previous threads.
dad- typical old man. fat, bald, angry, yells for no reason, grumpy as hell. also a drunk.
mum- stressed person who does all the work and thinks she has to do everything. very short. only 5 foot tall!
me- woo me
sister- health freak. completely psycho crazy. she can go so hyperactive its hilarious.
thats it o.o
ahahahahahOriginally Posted by eve
i'm not sure why but i found that hilarious
i keep on imagining you saying that with an asian accent, like you're trying to sell her or something.
'good value, nice and tiny, only 5 foot tall!!'
I'd buy her, but only as a maid
When the Devil is too busy
And Death's a bit too much
They call on me by name you see,
For my special touch.
Dad, 37- He's a complete asshole sometimes and has to have everything his way. Above average debater and likes to argue and pick apart people's views if they're not his own. I get most of my political strength from him. He owns three karate schools and spends most time there. HUGE christian freak
Mom, 36- Shes an idiot that didn't know you couldn't breathe in outer space and thought the south pole was hot. She knows nothing except makeup and crap like that. She works most the time at Carson's in the mall with makeup. Don't see her much also.
Me, 14- Well, yeah, I use common sense and keep quiet most of the time and keep to myself too. I can only appreciate one teacher a year. Once I find a video game I like, I play until everyone I know is owned.
Danny, 15- Ok, she's not really part of the family, but must be included since she's here so much and plays a huge role in my life. She helps the family out a LOT and deserves a lot of credit. The only one I actually LIKE at all.
Ali, 7- Must have her way under any circumstances whatsoever. A complete bitch and helps contribute to make our famiuly fall apart. She cries and screams until she gets her way. She never talks, only whines.
Christina, 3- She's a cutie, but I don't care for her too much. She's starting to take after Ali...
Chad,2- The evil twin. He throw the biggest tantrum ever. Ever.His words are VERY limited since he only knows how to cry and ask for juice.
Caleb,2- The retarted twin. He's not really retarted, but I hate him more than any other family member. He's just sucks.
nobody's family sucks as much as mine
although thats really not a good thing
All three babies make horrible messes too. They smash eggsa and mix it with chocolate syrup... ON THE CARPET!!
you have a huge family, sasuke. I had to laugh about your mom; she sounds like a complete airhead. From the way you described your dad, I probably would hate him.
My second best friend. She used to babysit the kids with me on saturday nights when my mom and dad went out on their 'date night' and it just stuck. She comes more than that now; shes been here five times this past week already. So basically like an awsome pseudo girlfriend to me and just fun to be with. Naturally, Ali gets to ruin ALL the fun( non sexual way, I mean come on...) though. She just deserves to be mentioned since shes around so much and helps equally to me.
My mum kills cats for living.