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• Parathyroid cysts, appearing as thyroid masses, have been previously diagnosed at operation or by permanent histologic specimens. With the advent of ultrasound and fine-needle biopsies, these very rare cysts can now be diagnosed by needle aspiration. The pearly clear fluid of a parathyroid cyst contrasts with the sanguineous or even chocolate-brown fluid of a thyroid cyst. The high parathyroid hormone (PTH) level of the fluid confirms the diagnosis, and a blood calcium level determines its function or nonfunction in the patients. Of our seven nonfunctioning parathyroid cysts, the first three were diagnosed by operation and the other four by needle aspirations. The PTH determination ranged from 20,000 to 42,000 pg/mL. We suggest that needle aspiration, rather than operation, be the treatment of choice.
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High School: Booker T. Washington
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Athletic and strong lineman that will look to compete for the starting left guard position this fall.
2010: Appeared in all 13 games, mainly on special teams.... Also saw some time as a reserve lineman on offense.
2009: Redshirted.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a 2008 all-state selection by The Daily Oklahoman at Booker T. Washington... Led team to its first state title since 1984 as the 2008 squad went 13-1... Earned a 3.0 GPA... Was high school teammates with K-State freshman Tyler Lockett.
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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
If You Give a Mouse a Cookie
Have you read that classic kid's book "If you give a mouse a cookie" by Laura Joffe Numeroff? The gist of it is that after a little boy offers a passing mouse a cookie, the adorable overall-clad mouse comes into the house and proceeds to ask for a glass of milk, then a straw, then a napkin....then a broom, and crayons, and tape and so on and so forth for 28 beautifully illustrated pages that I read probably 400 times to my kids.
What does this have to do with triathlon, you are thinking?
Well, when I started the sport in 2009, all I wanted to do was finish my first race, enjoy the sport, and have a good time. That was my cookie....and I got it!
Then I invited myself into the house of triathlon and found myself wanting the Virginia Triathlon Series and an Olympic distance event in 2010. Then in 2011 it was USA Triathlon Nationals and a half-Iron. Next it was Worlds and a USAT All American designation in 2012. Each goal, and more, was achieved. I am just like the mouse.
In the final pages of the book, the story circles back around to the mouse getting thirsty and the boy knowing the mouse will want milk which will lead back to another cookie. It was a circuitous route back to the mouse's true desire of the cookie.
I've circled back to my cookie too. Lately I've reminded myself that all I really ask from the sport, all I really want, is a reason to be out in the world swimming, biking, and running. I owe the sport so much for the community I've been privileged to join and the sense of true belonging-ness that has come with that. I truly think this sport rescued me from other potential paths, other choices, that I can't even contemplate.
I need to hold tight to the the cookie, remember the cookie, go for the cookie. I am headed into Nationals in just over a week with a decent swim and a strong bike, but with a run that is suffering. Yes, I've been able to push and make it through races but with difficulty and significantly off my normal run paces. Those closest to me know what a struggle it has been for several months. And it continues. That sense of freedom and flow I strive for in my running is gone, replaced by pain, anxiety, and mental warfare to just keep going.
After the race I'll pursue the causes, but for right now, I'm only pursuing the cookie. The cookie isn't the race time and it isn't my run split. The cookie is just to be a triathlete. I get to go to Milwaukee, swim, bike and run is in a new city, race among friends, and meet other triathletes
Here's hoping for cookies at the finish line.
If you see me in Milwaukee, please say hi!!
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Great post! I know how you feel, I was in the same boat a year ago. If nothing else, it reminds you of why you're out there in the first place and reteaches you to just enjoy racing and trainingReplyDeleteReplies
Indeed, yes. And I'm fortunate not to be completely out, just a little hampered!! Thanks, Dustin!Delete
Love this post! Sometimes it is hard for type "A" personalities to appreciate the cookie but you have not forgotten how you got here. I think that coming to triathlon later in life perhaps you can appreciate it more fully and be thankful to just be a part of it. I am thankful every day that I get to swim bike and run. Heck, it's just a kick telling non-athletes I'm flying to another state to go to Nationals!ReplyDelete
I will be saying "HI!" in Milwaukee! It is going to be a great time and you will have a great race!Replies
I look forward to seeing you in Milwaukee! I certainly appreciate the sport and Nationals is such a great celebration of it!Delete
The cookie is just to be a triathlete. I'm rooting for you at National, my friend!ReplyDelete
Sadly, I haven't read the Mouse Cookie book (although I've heard of). Must fix this immediately. Will buy at Barnes & Noble this weekend.Replies
It's a cute book and there are, of course, sequels!!Delete


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A. One of the most common challenges when communicating via videoconferencing is the meeting leader adopting a one-way fashion of communicating in which he simply lectures and delivers information. Instead, create an environment in which participants in the room can be seen and heard. Encourage participants to ask questions so you have a two-way conversational approach as opposed to simply dumping data. Further, communicate in an upbeat and enthusiastic fashion to keep the audience's attention. It's challenging enough being motivated in a face-to-face meeting, but in a video-conference there is tremendous responsibility on the part of meeting leaders to communicate in a passionate and positive fashion.
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ENID, Okla. (AP) - Students will once again tread the hallways of defunct Phillips University beginning Aug. 18, when Northern Oklahoma College plans to start offering classes on the campus.
Northern Oklahoma, which bought the Phillips campus in June, expects to have more than 1,000 full-time and part-time students taking courses in Enid this fall.
Northern Oklahoma College President Joe Kinzer said he expects 2,500 students at the Enid campus within three years.
"What we are seeing is more students taking on more hours and that's a good sign," he said.
Work is under way to fix up campus buildings that fell into disrepair over the last four years as Phillips University struggled financially. Phillips, which was open for 92 years, filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy court reorganization on April 1, 1998, and closed its doors for good four months later.
Kinzer said Northern Oklahoma will spend about $6 million over the next three years to fix facilities on the old Phillips campus. He said almost every building will get a new roof and the air conditioning and heating systems will be overhauled.
"It's going to be an ongoing effort that's going to take some time before that's all done," he said.
Northern Oklahoma, which is based in Tonkawa, bought the Phillips campus for $6.1 million. Phillips owes creditors more than $6.5 million.
In the past, NOC has offered courses at the Enid campus of Northwestern Oklahoma State University, adjacent to the Phillips campus. Now that Northern Oklahoma owns its own facilities, space will be freed up in Northwestern's crowded two-story building.
Kinzer said only a few buildings will be used at first, with more being opened as enrollment increases. He said the college plans to renovate and reopen dormitories by next year. Some buildings could be leased to other organizations until Northern Oklahoma needs them, he said.
The reopening of the campus is good news to merchants who were worried about losing business from Phillips.
"I think it's going to be fantastic out here," said Brad Waken, whose family owns a grocery store and shopping center a few blocks from campus.
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Clinical History.—A 2,568 gm girl was born following an uneventful 38-week gestation. The initial physical examination did not reveal any abnormalities. Abdominal distention and a doughy right-sided mass were noted at 36 hours of age. A plain roentgenogram of the abdomen showed a mass appearing to be meconium (Fig 1). Following a barium enema, the meconium was spontaneously passed and the patient was discharged from the hospital. Sweat iontophoresis was unsuccessful at this time.
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Awesome Specialty International (ASI) has the newest of the new, Micro Stunt radio controlled vehicles. The new Micro Stunt vehicle jumps, does wheelies, and flips over. These exciting, fun vehicles promise to be a huge hit this year! They come in four colors and three frequencies all mixed in each case. The margins are great with retail prices from $19.95 to $24.95 and wholesale costs so low that markups can be as high as 540% to 676%.
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These vehicles are just over 2" long and feature 2-channel radio control of forward, backward as well as left and right movements. The new, easy to use stand-alone charger recharges the vehicle's battery in 45 seconds for over 2 minutes of fast fun. Each set includes a vehicle, controller, charger, 4-cones, screwdriver, and 4 extra tires.These new Micro RC's are a giant hit! They are the perfect product for carts and kiosks where they can be demonstrated. Kids of all ages love them! The margins are great.
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This 17th century hotel is situated on the banks of the River Kent and there is an array of things to do and see nearby. For those looking to get true a taste of the outdoors, then Lake Windermere is only ten minutes away with attractions such as lake cruises and the World of Beatrix Potter museum.
Hotel guests can enjoy The Sanctuary leisure club which benefits from a heated swimming pool, sauna, steam room, hot tub, gymnasium and exercise studio.
The hotel has ample FREE car parking and the train station is just around the corner too so accessing the Riverside Hotel could not be easier.
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With the wind howling and my heart pounding I don't feel the cold. I don't feel the snow, the ice that is frozen in my hair, nor the sweat trickling down my neck and back. My legs, shaky from the climb, don't register any longer as I drop my pack to the rocks I stand on. All that matters is the view, the stunning panorama that surrounds me and stretches as far as the eye can see. There is nothing like the feeling of standing on the summit of a mountain after a long, hard, slog up the hill and knowing that you have challenged yourself and made it to the top. It's adrenaline driven, and super addicting. Even as I sit here a day later typing this with legs full of lactic acid I am itching to do it again!
We left for Powderface at 7am in the dark with skies overcast and the threat of snow looming. After driving an hour to the winter gate, a road block that closes off the highway from late October to May, we loaded up our gear and headed out on our 19km hike. Our destination - the summit - come hell or high winds we were going up! For me this was the first time up Powderface and only the second mountain I have summited ever. The first being nearby Prairie Mountain last summer. When my buddy first approached me to hike this mountain I said no - mountain hiking in the winter??? He has to be crazy. After thinking it over and doing a little research I relented and decided to join, after all I've been saying I want to start summiting mountains how would I ever manage to accomplish this feat if I made excuses every time an opportunity to hike one came up?
About 2km in our one friend bowed out. He had been suffering with a bad cold and the night before only got about 30 minutes of sleep. He bid us good luck and headed back to the vehicle to wait for his wife to come collect him. We carried on and within 1km encountered the first of the snow storms that would plague us off and on all day. As I discovered last summer hiking a mountain takes determination and doing it in the winter takes pure determined stubbornness! The falling snow, and snow on the trail added resistance and coupled with the constant uphill climb at times it was almost enough to make me stop and throw in the towel. My buddy was very supportive - he is much more in shape than I am and hikes mountains on almost a weekly basis all year long! Each time he would reassure me the summit would be worth it - just put one foot in front of the other and carry on.
At the four hour mark the trees started to thin out and shortly after we emerged out onto the pass. This bare rock ridge overlooks some beautiful country and although I was exhausted I glimpsed the summit not that far up from us and I was determined to reach it. We stopped at the pass for a quick lunch and then loaded up our gear to push on to the summit. Although it was only about 400 m up from us it took almost an hour to reach it as we had to climb a slick, wind swept slope that was very steep and covered in loose scree and ice. At times I was on hands and knees crawling up praying to whatever god might be listening for the rocks supporting me to stay in place.
About halfway up the slope I hit total exhaustion and my ascent became a game of inches. I literally put my head down and pushed on and before I knew it I was at the top enjoying the stunning views and that feeling, that feeling you only get standing on the top of a mountain - I never used to believe people when they said you just don't get it - you don't get that feeling anywhere else only on the top after pushing yourself to your limits (and beyond). I get it now - I love that feeling!
We high fived, cheered and pointed out all the ridges and mountains we knew. I marveled at the fact that I could see the city we live in from the top of the mountain and snapped a ton of pictures while the wind hurled snow off the edge of the summit around us. All to soon there was nothing left but to head back down. As it was already 1pm and we were only at the halfway mark we had some distance still to cover and with the weather nice for the moment we lost no time getting off the ridge and back down to the pass where we enjoyed lunch earlier. It took almost an hour to reach the summit from the pass but only 20 minutes to get back down. Riding the wave of satisfaction that comes from reaching your goal we made great time back to the closed highway where mother nature really threw her fury at us. We hiked the last 1.5km back to the winter gate in near whiteout conditions, by the time we made it back into the city the snow storm was over and the skies were clear. Funny how that happens here this time of year.
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Tony Romo is working his way back, throwing lightly during the first day of the Dallas Cowboys' organized team activity.
Tony Romo throwing lightly during early portions of OTAs. Taking a knee now. pic.twitter.com/vN8mef5lWY
— Calvin Watkins (@calvinwatkins) May 27, 2014
Romo, who had back surgery in December to repair a herniated disk, told ESPNDallas.com that he would be on a "pitch count" during OTAs.
This time last year, Romo was out of OTAs completely after having surgery to remove a cyst from his back.
On Tuesday, he worked on a limited basis, making a few throws and handing the ball off. He did not participate in other team drills, as backup free agent signee Brandon Weeden stepped in to work with the first team. According to Ed Werder of ESPN, Romo, 34, is expected to take a third of the snaps during OTAs.
Last week, Romo said he's nowhere near bowing out: "There's no question in my mind, not only am I going to be able to make it through 16 games, I'll make it through another five years."
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Susan Barbitta of Woodinville and Joe, the guide dog puppy in training.
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by Deborah Stone
You might see her in and around Woodinville, wearing a green jacket with tattoos in both ears, frequenting restaurants, shops, schools, libraries, and other public places. When she's working, she's not allowed to play, so please let her perform her job without much ado. Her business is learning to be a guide dog for the blind.
She is three-month-old Joetta, a Golden Lab puppy who belongs to the Barbitta family of Woodinville. Joe, as she is called, was sent to the Barbittas about one month ago from Guide Dogs for the Blind in San Rafael, California. She will stay with the Barbitta family until the spring of 1998 when she will return to San Rafael for further training, and if she succeeds and passes the necessary tests, she will then become a full-fledged guide dog.
During her stay with the Barbittas, she needs to become well-socialized and exposed to many conditions, situations, people, and other animals, in addition to learning various commands and behaviors. Susan Barbitta and her thirteen-year-old daughter Jackie are the co-trainers and must take Joe to monthly puppy guide dog obedience classes sponsored by 4H, attend a once-a-month outing with other guide dog puppies sponsored by Puppy Power of Kirkland, and promise to socialize Joe at least three times a week in a variety of public places. In addition, they need to work with her at home to solidify the commands taught in the classes and provide her with much love and encouragement.
"It's a lot of hard work," says Susan, "and our whole family has to chip in and help, but we made the decision to do this because we wanted to help in a meaningful way." She adds, "It's so important for our kids (ages, 6, 10, and 13) to be involved with community service and experience the rewards of doing something for someone else."
Although this is their first time training a guide dog, the Barbittas, who recently moved to Woodinville from North Carolina, have a three-year-old German shepherd, Noble, who they trained to be a service dog. He is able to go to such places as hospitals, nursing homes, and residential schools to provide a therapeutic presence for both children and seniors.
This all happened by accident and began when Susan took Noble to see her grandma, who was in a nursing home. She and the staff at the nursing home noticed the effects his presence had on the older people. Many would often open up and begin talking, initially using the dog as a focal point of the conversation, but then moving on to other topics as they became more comfortable. Noble seemed to alleviate stress and provide a warmth to the environment.
Susan soon joined Therapy Dogs International to learn more about service dogs. The idea to train a guide dog interested her after she saw a blind person with a guide dog in a grocery store and was in awe of the skills of the dog and the importance of it to its owner. In researching guide dogs, she learned that the demand for puppy trainers far exceeds the supply.
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Susan and her family need to keep reminding themselves of why they have Joe and the wonderful role she will eventually play. This is because they are already attached to her and know it will be very difficult when they must separate next year. However, Susan says, "In a real sense, we will be giving Joe her freedom and the opportunity to be a vital and necesary part of someone's life."
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What caliber are they? The US often made .30 caliber bullets with washed steel jackets when the price of copper was too high. These steel jacketed bullets look like regular FMJ's, but would attract a magnet. Most of what you would get from the CMP back when they were selling LC ammo was steel jacketed. I wouldn't be suprised if some .45 bullets weren't made the same way.
These washed steel jacketed bullets are perfectly fine for your rifle, and won't cause any more wear than regular copper jacketed bullets. Steel can be made hard or soft. In this case, the steel jacket was made to have a hardness consistant with copper.
December 29, 2007, 11:47 AM
+1 to what Cowboy2 said. Almost all the bullets from WW I and WW II were copper washed steel jackets, and we think nothing of shooting 1903's, 1903A3's and M1 Garands that shot them almost exclusively. A large percentage of foreign military ammunition is also copper washed steel jacketed.
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30 caliber for 308. i plan to shoot them through my M1A and FAL
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Its a very thin mild steel. Almost all AK ammo is like that. No problem shooting it.
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Hell our dollar was backed by this same shiny metalic nuggets dug up from the gound until 1971, when Nixon killed off the gold standard. ĀNow, our dollar's value is backed by whatever a small group of men in the Federal Reserve want it to be worth. On the surface (which is where you like to focus your views) having my currency backed by what some old men say, just seems nuts.

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 "Currency," first of all, in any and every form, is a purely =human= enterprise. ĀIt could be a gold coin; it could be a gold nugget; it could be a seashell; it could be a massive stone disk; it could even be a piece of paper. ĀIt doesn't really matter, as long as it is (simultaneously ...):

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 "The perfect currency unit" today is probably "the ACH wire-transfer data packet." ĀOn the appropriate, presumed-to-be-secure data network, such a packet is, upon receipt, sufficient to cause the "wire transfer of" an arbitrary "(amount)" of "(currency_units)" from one international bank-account to another. ĀBillions of (currency_units) change hands every single day, based upon nothing more than this ... including every check that we write, which these days is optically-scanned "even by the ATM machine at Wal-Mart."

 But ... "bitcoin is not based on this dynamic." ĀNo, not at all.

 Bitcoin is based on a =purely= =psychological= alter-dynamic: Āthe notion of standing in some mountain-stream somewhere, with a metal pan in your hand, and reaching down into that pan and OMG .. A .. HUGE .. GOLD .. NUGGET!! .. I'M .. RICH! .. "and up from the ground came a'bubblin' crude .. OIL, that is .. BLACK GOLD .. TEXAS TEA .."

 The "bitcoin con," first and foremost, is based on the dynamic that "VALUE = SCARCITY." ĀThere are only so-many fish in the sea, and there will never be more. Ā(Thus saith an "assumed to be trustworthy real-person" who, so far as anyone can actually determine, might not even exist.) ĀThe only way to "have one" is .. to "get one" .. which means that you must (pay $5,000 USD to ... heh ...) "dig one up." ĀAccording to whom? ĀWhy, according to this maybe-non-existent unnamed person, of course!!

 Fast-forward to "tomorrow, 7-AM at Chattz." ĀOops... you can't buy a cup of coffee, because you have not yet been lucky-enough (sorry, it is the luck of the digital draw...) to dig-up another digital gold-nugget. Ā(And, until you do, you can't eat anything for lunch, or fill-up your car, or buy anything at Hamilton Place.) ĀYessir, both you and your employer and your shopkeeper and the guy who takes away your garbage CAN RUN OUT OF ... "Money(!), itself." ĀIndeed, to extricate yourself from this conundrum, someone's got to (a) discover a nugget .. (b) trade it two-or-three times so that it .. (c) somehow winds up in YOUR hands so that you C-A-N .. (d) BUY - YOUR - DAMN(!) - COFFEE!!

 ... which, to make things very short, "does not sound like such a practical Currency System."

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The MSF was formed in 1996 by the retired Mona Shores High School orchestra director, Timothy Staudacher, to create an alternative style for string players that revolved around the performance of folk music from various cultures. The fiddlers are lead by current high school orchestra director, Samer Jeroudi, who is in his second year.
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After looking at Marvin McNutt yesterday, today I'll break down a receiver who is almost the exact opposite, although you wouldn't know it from their similar size. Georgia Tech wide receiver Stephen Hill is another big outside threat the Colts have lacked, built like another former Yellow Jacket: Calvin Johnson. While Hill may need to bulk up some to reach Johnson's monstrous build, his physical abilities give him a very high ceiling, one that could pay big dividends for the Colts if they choose to take a chance on him.
- Very good size at 6'4″, 215 lbs. May want to bulk up to 220-230 in order to use it more to his advantage.
- Great athleticism and speed (a blazing 4.36 forty time at the NFL Combine) make him a great downfield threat
- Good tracking of the ball and catching with his hands away from his body (again, good downfield advantage)
- Fantastic run blocker due to his playing in GT's run-option system
- Has some concentration issues, resulting in some easy drops (a la Garcon 2009-2010)
- Not much experience or natural skill in route running, again due to GT's system. Ran only basic routes which were generally deep (corner, post, streak/fly)
- Struggles to read coverages and find holes in zones
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Hill would be a gamble for the Colts, one that, traditionally, the Colts would be unwilling to take. Hill represents a phenomenal athelete that has unlimited potential, but one that is extremely raw in the technical skills for a wide receiver. For the Colts, it all depends on whether they have faith in their new staff, especially WR coach Charlie Williams (who coached Hakeem Nicks and Greg Little at UNC), to be able to effectively teach Hill the more technical skills of route running and reading coverages.
That all being said, Hill would be an excellent fit across from Reggie Wayne (and Austin Collie in the slot) due to his tremendous ability to stretch the field. He would be a downfield weapon that the Colts currently do not possess, and if he falls out of the first round (where his excellen combine may have pushed him), he'll be a player that the Colts front office will certainly have their eye on, if he falls all the way through the second, he would be a steal.
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Hill had a minor hip injury, but it didn't affect his combine performance at all, and he shows nothing that will translate to the NFL.
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Height: 6′ 4″
Weight: 215 lbs.
40 yd. dash: 4.36 seconds (Tied for 1st among WRs, 2nd overall)
Bench Press: 14 reps (Tied for 22 among WRs)
Vertical Jump: 39.5 in. (Tied for 4th among WRs, 5th overall)
Broad Jump: 133 in. (1st among WRs, 1st overall)
3-cone Drill: 6.88 sec. (Tied for 9th among WRs)
20 yd. Shuttle: 4.48 sec. (25th among WRs)
60 yd. Shuttle: 11.43 sec. (9th among WRs)


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To answer the question about the Lorelai,the Green Queen told me: " Lorelai, to be honest, was one of the ones that I named based on the sound of it rather than the meaning. I had just named the 'London' ring and was rather liking the 'Lo-' sound at the moment, and 'Lorelai' just rolled off my tongue. It's such a gorgeous name, isn't it?"ReplyDelete
The Mystery Lady had been named before she had started here, so the true meaning behind the name really is a mystery :)ReplyDelete
Okay, I happen to know this one. A former employee here who named a bunch of the rings (and is responsible for the Green Queen's aforementioned "80's Pop Song Names) was apparently experimenting with some of the online dating sites. He had a ad running that was titled: "Mystery Writer Seeks Lady in Red" (he was a fiction writer on the side) His ad talked about meeting for the first time and how his date should wear a red dress. He got a response that said: "Mystery Lady will show up wearing whatever she damn well pleases!" And so the Mystery Lady ring was born...


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The Hateful Eight is awfully mired in its influences, but where does it fit in here?By David Edelstein
The Hateful Eight is awfully mired in its influences, but where does it fit in here?By David Edelstein
Great-great-grandpa Mobray, is that you?By Emma Barrie
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The Australian actor appeared in everything from The Birds to Inglourious Basterds.By Nate Jones
Kill Bill's Buck as a pie chart, Jackie Brown's Ordell as a bar graph, and more.By Jesse David Fox
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Fassbender's many accents! Oppressed minorities! Nazis!By Willa Paskin
Quentin Tarantino's "camera angel," Geraldine Brezca, went a more creative route.By Edith Zimmerman
Christoph Waltz got nothing from the Weinsteins, but his next studio paid up for his Best Supporting Actor win.By Claude Brodesser-Akner
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Sandra Bullock thanks 'Crash.'By Lindsay Robertson
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Hot weather foods
Summer is finally here in the UK, and though the days are not gloriously hot, they're certainly reasonably warm. It's the sort of weather that makes us crave light, cool foods … especially when stuck in a stuffy office all day. (Mine isn't air conditioned and gets the sun in the afternoon; not great for optimum 4pm productivity!)
There are lots of healthy, refreshing foods that can easily be kept on hand in the office fridge, to combat the heat. Try some of these:
A box of salad is a great cooling lunch-time choice. Try going beyond limp lettuce – waldorf salad (click for my recipe) or greek salad (feta, cucumber, tomato, olives, mixed leaves) are tasty alternatives to the "mixed green salad".
Make your salad in the morning and pop it in a tupperware box – then find a space for it in the office fridge when you get to work. Keep dressing separate (buy a small bottle to leave at work), and add it to your salad just before eating.
Frozen yoghurt and iced lollies
If the sunshine leaves you wanting ice-cream, try frozen yoghurt instead. Perhaps you have somewhere nearby that sells cones of it, or you could buy a tub to keep in the office fridge (ours has a freezer compartment). Many frozen yoghurts are just as nice as "the real thing" – I'm especially partial to Ben and Jerry's Chocolate Fudge Brownie one…
A word of warning, though: don't attempt to freeze pots of regular yoghurt, as they go very hard, like an iced lolly. Try real iced lollies instead – go for ones made from fruit juice, which make a great sweet treat. If you buy them by the boxful, make sure you hide it well … or be willing to share with the rest of the office!
When you just want something cooling, avoid heavier fruits like bananas and apples. Fruits with a high water content are better, and there are lots of lovely in-season ones around; try strawberries, melon, and grapes. You might want to mix a bowl of fruit salad too (if preparation space is non-existent at work, make it at home and take a portion into the office in an air-tight box).
Sugar-free jelly
Although sugar-free jelly (that's Jello to US readers) doesn't have any particular nutritional benefits, it is extremely low in calories. When you want something cool and sweet, it's a good option (just don't serve it with dollops of ice-cream and squirty cream…)
Jelly is a bit of a pain to prepare at work, but you can buy individual pots of sugar-free jelly from the store – taking the hassle out of dissolving jelly crystals and leaving it to set. Alternatively, keep your jelly at home for a cooling post-work treat.
Flavoured water
(Yes, this one isn't a food!) It's important to avoid getting dehydrated in warm weather, and if you're not keen on the taste of plain water, why not try one of the many flavoured varieties around? You can buy still or sparkling versions, in single-serving or large bottles (depends what you can cram into your office fridge…)
Although fruit juice is often refreshing, it's best limited or avoided if you're trying to lose weight … a tall glass of juice can easily contain 150 calories. Eat the fruit instead, and that way you'll be filling up.
If it's summer where you are, enjoy the warm weather!
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Trade in your old bridesmaid dress?
Trade in your old bridesmaid dress for a new little black dress? Yes Please! NewlyMaid has a great promo on right now, where you can send your old dress in and they will even provide you a mailer at no cost.Great way to recycle that dress and get something new for yourself.
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Contest – The "Love You Back" Project
The sassy and talented ladies (Tara Whittaker & Anne Wright) who are two fantastic wedding photographers in Calgary have something great up their sleeve. They have teamed up on the "Love You Back project", a chance for Alberta couples to win free wedding photography by Anne and Tara. To enter, couples must submit a video and tell their story. Great opportunity for one lucky couple. Good Luck.
For more details, see the photographers blogs: Anne Wright and Tara Whittaker
Boudoir Marathon in Calgary
Looking for a special gift for your fiancee for your wedding? How about Valentine's Day?
Head Vixen Alix at Miss Behave is having a Boudoir Marathon in Calgary on January 15 & 16, 2011.
The "Love Day" Marathon session is $200, plus hair and make up styling for an additional $150. ( A $50 savings on our regular marathon sessions)
Session includes:
45 minute photo shoot
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2 – retouched 5 x 7″ prints and a Wallet Size Photo that he can look at all day long!
Email Alix or call the studio 403.452.4515 to secure your marathon session . Perfect gift for that special person in your life.
Same sex weddings in Canada
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People travel from all over the world to be married in Canada! Not only do we have some beautiful cities across Canada, we also have some breathtaking views for your nuptials. It is very easy to get married in Canada. Gay marriage is legal here. No waiting period, no blood tests, no medical tests, just a marriage license to obtain. It doesn't get easier then that
Let us assist you with your big day. Whether you are looking to do a local wedding in Calgary or even in The Rocky Mountains. We have endless options for venues and vendors who would love to work with you.
Do checkout the following link to a beautiful same sex wedding, shot by one of our favourite vendors Rowell Photography.
Let's start planning your wedding today.
Why have a Destination wedding in Jamaica?
With destination weddings being so popular these days, allot of couples are choosing places that can accommodate it all. Whether you are having a wedding for 2 or 200, there is something for everyone in Jamaica.
1.) Gorgeous backdrop for your ceremony. Whether barefoot on the beach or in one of the beautiful gazebos. At sun set or sun down. So many beautiful options for your wedding in the tropics.
2.) One of the easiest places for Canadians to get married. You only need to be in Jamaica for 48 hours prior to your nuptials.
3.) It's affordable for everyone. Whether looking for an all inclusive resort or private estate for your nuptials, options in every price point for you and your guests.
4.) With the winter flying schedules being out,we have more frequent flights to Jamaica. It's also a direct flight from Calgary and Edmonton with some airlines.
5.) The people are so friendly and will provide you all the insider tips of things to do and see. Worth while excursions are Dunns River Falls, A Zipline Adventure and even Jeep safari tours. Jamaica also has some great places to indulge in the local cuisine.
Contact us to help plan your destination wedding in Jamaica
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We can make time for all of our chosen activities if we simply plan ahead. In this modern age of busyness, we often feel that there aren't enough hours in the day for all we want to accomplish, and we can easily become imbalanced by a disorganized approach. If we instead take the time to think about our most important priorities and come up with a workable schedule that allows time for our chosen activities and our responsibilities, we instantly feel more balanced and in control of our lives. We can then devote our full attention to each task or activity, without worrying that we're neglecting other aspects of our lives. With a little foresight and planning, you can answer your inner call to help others today and keep the rest of your life running smoothly.
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I appreciate Dr Giron's comments. Basically, this study was designed to observe the clinical characteristics of Korean patients with breast cancer, not to estimate the actual incidence rate of the disease. Since we cannot assume the characteristics of the reference population for comparison with the patients who were newly diagnosed in each hospital, we performed numerator analysis in this study. Therefore, because of the design of this study, we cannot draw any conclusions about the age incidence curve of breast cancer in Korea. Results from population-based incidence data,1,2 however, showed that the age distribution of the incidence rate for breast cancer in Korea peaks in women aged 45 to 49 years, which is very comparable to our findings. This may be due, in part, both to a cohort effect of high incidence in the younger generation and to relatively easier accessibility to screening programs to detect breast cancer among middle-aged women. We believe that the younger generations of Korean women have been directly affected by the progressive westernization of the Korean lifestyle. It has been speculated that the age incidence curve is expected to change in a manner similar to those of Western countries in the near future, since there are rapidly increasing trends in breast cancer incidence in Korea. Unfortunately, I cannot explain why family history of breast cancer in our survey increased in a short period, because we did not conduct a genetic evaluation.
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1 (20 oz.) can pineapple chunks in their own juice, drained, reserving liquid
1 (11 oz.) can mandarin orange sections, drained, reserving liquid
3 rounded tbsp. cornstarch
1 (8 oz.) carton plain yogurt
1-1/2 tbsp. sugar
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 c. halved, seedless grapes
1 banana, sliced
1 tart apple, cut into chunks
2 fresh, ripe peaches, pitted and sliced
1 c. fresh raspberries or blackberries
In a small saucepan over medium heat, cook pineapple liquid and mandarin orange liquid with cornstarch, stirring constantly, until thickened. Remove from heat and let cool. In a large bowl, combine yogurt, sugar and vanilla. Stir in completely cooled juice mixture. Stir in pineapple, orange segments, grapes, banana, apple chunks, and peach slices. Spoon into large, clear serving bowl and scatter
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SmartWool Women's Outdoor Sport Lightweight Crew Socks
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The SmartWool® Outdoor Sport Light Crew Sock is made specifically for a woman. Perfect for the warm weather, the strategic mesh zones provide exceptional moisture, temperature and odor control. The 4 Degree Foot System caters to your foot needs by giving your foot special attention in the ankle, instep and arch. This sock is perfect for running, biking and hiking.
- SmartWool® inside for moisture, temperature and odor control
- Strategic mesh zone for maximum ventilation
- 4-Degree fit system for all day performance fit
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- Fabric: 72% Merino Wool, 26% Nylon, 2% Elastic
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- Sock Size: Large = Shoe Size: Men's 9-11.5, Women's 10-12.5
- Sock Size: X Large = Shoe Size: Men's 12-14.5
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Rated 5 out of 5 by MailMel These are my favorite sox! I work outdoors so good sox are a must for warm feet. I have several pairs of these and would never consider buying any other brand of sox. They wear very well, are comfortable, and keep my feet dry and warm. March 25, 2014