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I've always been taught that cluster headaches tend to affect men more than women. They also tend to come in cycles. Do you notice that?
Usually the fix is a BP medicine. The triptan medicines for migraines don't really work well for them, but you can't take most of those during pregnancy anyways. I'm really not sure what they will suggest for you, but I hope you get some relief.
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From what you said your symptoms are it sounds like a migraine. Cluster headaches come in waves and have a throbbing pain generally speaking. Migraines can cause sensativity to light, vomiting, dizziness, vision obstruction etc.
Im not sure what cluster headaches are, really, but I get headaches quite frequently...when they are bad enough that I can't function normally, to any degree, I take 2 Tylenol extra strength...if it doesn't subside within an hour I get my choice of caffeine (a Pepsi) and take another Tylenol and beg DH to rub my back/neck where the pain is originating from...withing a half hour it's gone.
Also make sure you aren't dehydrated....and keep in mind that when you're pregnant you need, like, twice as much water as normal.
Hope you feel better, and hope that your Dr. can prescribe you something to help!!!
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As a migraine sufferer it sounds like a migraine to me. Hydration is VERY important. My migraine specalist prescribed Tylenol 3 for me while pregnant. But the codine does not agree with me. But it takes the headach away. That and make sure you get plenty of rest. I haven't gone to bed this early since I was in grade school!
I get regular headaches sometimes bordering on migraines. My OB sent me to a neurologist. He gave me Butabital/Caffeine tablets, which I can take up to 3x/week. If you take it more, it can increase the onset of headaches (NO THANKS!). My headaches were really bad earlier on in pregnancy, but are getting milder (I'm just over 11weeks). I need to try the idea where you drink a caffeinated drink. The doc did suggest that. I'm also going to physical therapy to help alleviate tension in my neck. Plus, it's like a mini massage, so I like that part!
All my best to you. Having a horrible headache is debilitating and no fun! I even missed a little work because of it.
This time, different doc suggested only Tylenol. If that doesn't work he wants me to try drinking some caffeine or try ibuprofen, but only use it sparingly.
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I have been diagnosed with cluster headaches and what you have been experiencing sounds very similar to what I experience, specifically the area that you are experiencing the pain. Cluster headaches are different from migraines in that they come cyclically usually (for example-maybe once every six months for a period of a month) and can come several times per day during a cycle. The treatments are also very different, people with migraines may be able to take ibuprofen or excedrin migraine and escape the pain, but the onset of a cluster headache can usually only be treated with pure oxygen at least 7 mil or injectable imitrex. If you have cycles that last more than a month, your doctor would prescribe you a steroid such as Verapamil to shorten the cycle. Hope this helps!
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Obviously, the frontcourt injuries are something to keep an eye on for Indiana during the early part of the season. None of the three injuries seem severe, but Hartman's timetable to return hasn't been listed and McSwain and Morgan are missing valuable early time in practice.
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The Qualitative Report Second Annual Conference to be held January 7 and 8, 2011 on the Nova Southeastern University campus in Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA features seminars, forums, and paper presentations in which authors explore the conference theme of identity as well as other topics appealing to beginning, intermediate, and advanced qualitative researchers.
The conference theme is "Researching Identity and Identifying Researchers."
Taking its place alongside such core metaphors as culture, phenomenon, discourse, and narrative, identity has emerged as an important trope in scholarly and commercial qualitative research. Be it people's sense of themselves as a member of a family, culture, corporation, or the world society, qualitative researchers are interested in learning more how people come to define themselves within their varied personal, social, political, and economic contexts. In this research, investigators attend to people's words, pictures, and actions to gain a sense of their being and becoming. This area of research is also fraught with controversy as researchers and their research participants struggle with gender, sexual, ethnic, cultural, brand, product, customer, and corporate identities and the methodological and ethical decisions entailed in studying such phenomena.
An associated concern is how we clearly and ethically identify ourselves as researchers to our research participants, clients, and colleagues and how they come to identify us. Do we identify ourselves as scientists, artists, researchers, co-researchers, co-designers, or change agents? How transparent do we become in our communications as we grapple with our own sense of identity as people and how do these choices of self-narration laminate our professional identities?
In addition, how the identities of investigator-participant, client-researcher, employer-employee, teacher-student, and editor-author develop and evolve throughout the life-span of their relationships have significant bearing on all parties involved in the enterprise. Historically distinct identity postures such as subjectivity, objectivity, performance, critique, change, and stability can now become blurred in this hyphenated world. As these identity choices are made, methods are applied, and work is produced, how do we as producers and consumers of these (e)merging arcs make decisions of quality and utility?
As we explore these self-narratives and narratives of others, what are the differences that make a difference in our qualitative research? Can we become lost in these reflexive dialogues or can we point to tangible rewards arising from contemplating the notions of identity when it comes to conducting qualitative research on values, culture, meaning, and ourselves?
For the TQR Second Annual Conference we are calling for 90 minute seminars, forum discussions, and paper panels, and 15 minute individual paper presentations in which presenting authors explore the topic of identity and the myriad of ways this distinction informs our work and our sense-making of these endeavors. We are also seeking submissions on other topics that would appeal to beginning, intermediate, and advanced qualitative researchers as well as presentations dealing with academic, commercial, or other approaches to qualitative research.
Seminars: Interactive 90 minute presentations dealing with single topics. These talks can be "how to" method presentations; critical reviews of key qualitative research issues; or methodological, technical, or pedagogical innovations.
Forum Discussions: Interactive 90 minute presentations involving multiple speakers discussing contrasting perspectives on single qualitative research topics. These talks can include personal insights on developing as a qualitative researcher, qualitative research educator, mentor, or supervisor; works in progress; debates on important qualitative research concerns; or variations on methodology, method, or technology applications.
Paper Panels: Interactive 90 minute presentations consisting of 3 to 4 qualitative research papers sharing topic and/or methodological synergies. Each paper presentation would consist of 15 minutes and 5 minutes for questions and answers. Each panel would have a panel moderator who would introduce the individual paper presenters, moderate the questions and answers, and serve as time keeper.
Individual Paper Presentations: Interactive 15 minute presentation of an individual qualitative research paper with a 5 minute question and answer period. Accepted individual papers will be grouped together by conference organizers into topical and/or methodologically similar groupings.
All presentations may be submitted to The Qualitative Report for publication consideration.
Monica Tobin
The Qualitative Report
Nova Southeastern University
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Surviving are her husband John William "Bill" Lyons of Mire, son, Todd William Lyons and wife Sandra "Sam" Lyons of Broussard, daughter, Rachelle Marie Miller and husband John Miller III of Baltimore, MD, daughter, Shelly Renee Lyons of Mire, daughter, Crystal Lyons Moody and husband Dr. Ed Moody III of Rayne, seven Grandchildren, Hilirii Hebert of Broussard, Brittany Hebert of Broussard, Savanah Miller of Baltimore, MD, John "John-John" Miller, IV of Baltimore, MD, Billy Lyons of Mire, Jillian Moody of Rayne, Collin Moody of Rayne, sister, Janell Murphy and husband Frank of Lafayette, brother, Michael "Mike" Pothier and wife Cindy of Lafayette.
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I had such high expectations about this shoe, after a .5 change in size for being too narrow, I switched to 11, used it once and now I am unfortunately unable to return. I own another 3 pair of Boosts and this is the most uncomfortable by far, the arch pain the inner plastic body of the shoe causes makes this unwearable. 180 dollars down the drain. ... read more
The quality is not up to Adidas usual standards. I've been searching everywhere for a white Trefoil tee, so I had to settle for a men's version. They're usually both thicker and longer anyway. Not in this case. I'm afraid that the 1st time I wash this tee, the screenprinting will start to crack or peel. It's also smaller than the size chart says. I'm 5'3"/34c/110 lbs/26" waist/34" hips. I ordered a size small thinking it would fit perfectly. It's actually tight in the hips! So I'd suggest to size up regardless. It's also just barely sheer. I will need to wear a tank/cami under it so my bra will not show through. For a $30 Adidas tee, I expected a lot more than I received. If I'm able to find another one with the trefoil logo, this one will definitely go back. I'm going to think before ordering from here again. I just went Adidas crazy this summer and purchased apparel from head to toe, so that would be a real shame. Very disappointed. ... read more
While the idea is awesome, the quality is poor. Others have mentioned it but the SHARP logo will almost immediately begin peeling. The glue may be not strong enough for the stiffness of the logo. And the 3 stripes is just red dye on a giant piece of white fabric, I've seen fakes that have higher quality than this. Also runs tight, (5'7 170lbs, bought M, need L). REALLY reaLLY wanted to love this shirt, but couldn't. ... read more
I bought these shoes for my boyfriend and he absolutely loved them. Shipping, however, wasn't great since I received the shoes after his birthday but they arrived in perfect condition. Overall I would order again but with much more time to spare in order to receive my items on time. ... read more
The shoe is fantastic. I would say durability is an issue, but that is the same as literally any shoe on the market today. Yes the outside will fray, no it didn't affect me at all and I am a crossover, quick guard. Traction was great overall, not perfect but great. Cushion is fantastic, despite what others here have said, this is the softest of the boost set-ups and its phenomenal. The prime knit is also great, and the inner bootie compliments it greatly. The fit is great, best fitting Adidas shoe in a long time. I didn't get any blisters or cuts, but I wear long socks always. Also this shoe will fit an ankle brace better than any other shoe. Overall could the shoe have been more durable? Sure, but no shoe really is anymore. It is a great buy and I will be looking forward to picking up a couple of extra pairs of the Crazy Explosive. ... read more
It's a very well made shoe. The suede on this is fantastic. Very recommended. Be wary on the sizing though. I have somewhat narrow, flat feet, wear an 8 in sambas, but I found this model to fit a 1/2 size big. The arch support in these are pretty good for a medium, non aggressive arch. Again, recommended ... read more
Only one complaint... the back/top of the shoe rubs against my heel. Have to wear these shoes with taller socks or they'll rub your heels raw. Other than that, these shoes are awesome. Super comfortable (as long as I'm wearing the right socks), great to run in, and they look great. ... read more
This is my third pair of these same shoes (same color as well). Each of these pairs lasted 10+ years. I didn't wear these everyday, but they were worn 'regularly.' I have over 10+ pairs of Adidas. Solid quality. Design is superb. What else do I need to say ? They are a classic. ... read more
Very comfortable and surprisingly supportive. Defintely the best basketball shoe I've ever worn. The PK upper takes absolutely zero break in time. I thought the 4 point lace system was not going to work, but is executed perfectly and keeps you locked in. Heel counter also keeps you from feeling any heel slippage - something I experienced with the Crazylight Boost Low 2016s. Full-length Boost is definitely felt throughout for maximum comfort. As for the outsole, it's not Continental, but it works. I felt no experience of slipping or sliding during hard cuts. Overall the shoe is very low profile and you can feel every millimeter of your foot on the court. No rocking or rollover sensation. I think adidas hit a home-run with the Crazy Explosive PK. Price point is awesome and, in my opinion, a great valued, best bang for your buck basketball shoe. ... read more
Bought these because I have the black and gray ones and love them! Unfortunately, these rubbed the back of my heel so bad I got a blister, and they had orange specks of paint or something on them. I am thoroughly disappointed because usually, these are good quality. Probably won't buy any more shoes again. ... read more
These have got to be the most comfortable basketball shoes I have ever worn. The primeknit and inner booty (Geofit) is like a nice form fitting sock for your feet. It actually grooves to the shape of your feet over time. The boost is hands down the best cushion in the market right now and is plush and bouncy. These really are the ultra boost of the basketball shoe line up. Lockdown is great in this shoe.. No heel slippage and my toes did not smash into the toe box like how it does in the D Rose 7. As for fit, the fit is true to size. It works well for people with wide feet. If you actually feel the outer sole, such as when you wipe dust off, you'll notice just how wide these shoes are. Now here is the biggest issue with what could have been the greatest basketball shoe to date. The durability of the outer sole is really REALLY bad. Very poor quality. Ive been playing in these for about two weeks and I only play indoors on wood floor. There are already major signs of wear and tear, some parts of the heel area have already completely ripped off. There are like two other reviews that say this and show pictures, and I believe those two guys play indoors as well. I already feel the traction fading away and im sure in another few weeks it may even be bald. Overall, these are awesome shoes and definitely the most comfortable on the market right now. Everything was perfect except the durability of the outsoles. If Adidas used a different rubber compound and used the traction pattern of the D Rose 7 on these Crazy explosives then we have a clear hall of fame basketball shoe. My advice - don't even think about playing with these outside. Almost perfect, almost. ... read more
Had the pure boosts before this, these surpass those in comfort which tells you a lot given how comfortable the pure boosts already are. Love the style of the uncaged version too bad the other colors are sold out. ... read more
Good for running on cool mornings or days. I have some older Adidas which is 3 inches shorter in length, and sends ideal in length. To long is just wrong, haha! I love Adidas though, and using their web store is great, no shipping and I'm like you and look for a sale. Adidas is function and style. I'm 5'11", 180 lbs, and prefer large size, great fit but would prefer just a few inches shorter in length... But taller dudes prob like this length so i understand. ... read more
5'7" 32/33 waist, ordered SM (heather). Perfect fit (loose but not baggy). Very light, cool, airy synthetic fabric. Able to workout w/o thinking about my shorts. I purchased the gray/heather, and the 'heather' is not too pronounced (which is good, because other colors look a little fake online). ... read more
So Adidas ask me: So Michael, what do you think? Me: I love it! The sneaker is priced at a reasonable price, the strap makes the sneaker a 10 in style and what makes everything better is that the sneakers are COMFORTABLE! ... read more
The rise is too long for someone 5'9 and fit. The shorts (size small) come down to my knees. These are supposed to be soccer shorts not baggy shorts. The material is very light and feels great. Shame about the poor cut. ... read more
So awesome that Adidas brought back a classic. Keep the colors coming. It's a bummer when it's the same 3 colors (black, navy and red). Just purchased my 3rd pair in less than 2 months. This shoe is stylish and comfortable. When I used to play indoor soccer I used this shoe and I would go through a pair in no time. Then it was up to the sporting good store to buy the newest color. Looking or purple or royal blue next (I have green, lime (neon yellow) and orange is on the way with red in the cross hairs). Gazelles are perfection in suede! Now bring back the old Tobaccos! ... read more
I am a huge fan of the original Adidas Ultra Boost running shoes. Having said that the only reason I'm not giving this shoe 5 stars is because the new elastic band they have added above where the shoe traditionally would stop has a seam running down the middle of it that comes to an end at the top and it destroys the back of my ankles when I run. There is only one pair of socks I own that are high enough sit in that same area and cushion it so for now band aids it is. ... read more
Best shoe I own! I own a few pair of nice shoes and these are the go to when I need a comfortable pair. I just wish that adidas would have more in stock. I've been on the website for two weeks straight trying to purchase the Original Ultra Boost. ... read more
I love the product. My girlfriend got them for me and i never stopped wearing them. The only problem i had with them was that there weren't any sizes for my girlfriend. She's a 4 and they were only available from size 8 and up. Hopefully that can change. Other than that, the product is amazing. ... read more
I love them!! I am a female and i wear a size 8. I orderered a Men's 7 and they fit great. The only thing i would maybe change is the material a little darker. It's black but it looks a little grayish/greenish finish I'm assuming because of the suede or whatever material it is. They are excellent for the price tho. I love them! ... read more
It's a great shoe until you make a sharp turn, then your foot slips off the insole and rips the styrofoam looking material away from the knit part of the shoe. The comfortability of the shoe is tremendous but I feel that adidas could have done a little more to ensure this doesn't happen. ... read more
These are very comfy shoes. I ordered a pair online in my size of 11.5 but when I received them the looked very large. I tried them on and they felt like size 13's! The are EXTREMELY WIDE shoes. I exchanged them for a size 11 at my local adidas store. I would recommend going down AT LEAST 1/2 a shoe size on the Tubular Radial ... read more
Great running shoes. The cushioning is the best that I have ever had in a shoe. Very comfortable and there is a very noticeable difference when running with these. The only slight complaint that I have with these is that I usually run with ankle socks and because of the design of the shoe my ankle ares is rubbing against the lip of the shoe which is slightly irritating but I think will get better as I break them in. These are a bit expensive but for me I think they are definitely worth it because they are far and away the best running shoes I have ever worn. ... read more
People always ask me "are those yeezy's?!" Well no they aren't of course. These are the go-to shoes! I've been buying adidas merch for 7 years and have never been disappointed! Also follow me on twitter @Reckless_villa1 please adidas! Aha ... read more


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They all love the "ecstatic phenomenon" know as FELA! performing now at Sadler's Wells
A provocative and wholly unique hybrid of dance, theatre and music, FELA! explores the extravagant, decadent and rebellious world of Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo-Kuti.
Using his pioneering music (a blend of jazz, funk and African rhythm and harmonies), FELA! reveals Kuti's controversial life as an artist and political activist.
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Wrapping up DePaul
MU lost its sixth straight game on Saturday night on the boards, this time by a 40-35 margin to DePaul.
Even still, coach Tom Crean said he's seeing progress there.
"Compared to last week, absolutely," Crean said. "But we're still the last team in defensive rebounding in this league. I don't think we're going to win that title, but we've got to get ourselves out of the cellar there. We've got to keep doing a better job with rebounding margin. Emphasize it every day. We've emphasized it every day since I've been here. Some days it's good; other days it's not so good. We've just got to stay after it. When our guards get down and get boards, I think that really helps our team."
-- As for the center spot, Dan Fitzgerald started for the second straight game and Ousmane Barro was first off the bench, right around the 15-minute mark.
He started off great, scoring four quick points -- a huge improvement over his back-to-back scoreless games at Louisville and Connecticut -- and also wound up grabbing six boards and blocking two shots in 13 minutes.
Dwight Burke, meanwhile, had three points and one board in 14 minutes.
"I'm first and foremost locked into who's providing that energy on the court," said Crean. "Secondly, I'm locked into matchups. I'm not nearly as concerned about prototypes at positions right now when we have to play at a pace and create things. But they did show some signs tonight of doing things that will help us get better, help them get better. Stuff that position should be doing."
Also semi-noteworthy: DNP for Lawrence "Trend" Blackledge, who had gotten minutes in relief of Barro and Burke the past few games and had been somewhat productive.
-- Fitzgerald struggled shooting the basketball, going 1 for 6 and 0 for 4 from beyond the arc. But he grabbed four boards and again provided the spacing that Crean is looking for, leading one to believe he did nothing to lose the job as the starting 5 heading into the South Florida game on Tuesday.
"He's always going to be a threat," said Crean. "He makes things happen. They've got to guard him. It's just a matter of time before he starts drilling shots. We don't have to worry about that. He's in there battling. He's a competitor, and that's why he's in that position."
-- What looked to be an ugly ankle injury suffered by Maurice Acker at the end of the first half wound up not even keeping him out of the second half, although he clearly was affected by it.
"He gave it a try, but I don't think he was 100 percent," said Crean. "I thought it was really bad. For him to come back was impressive. They'll treat it. I'm sure it'll swell up tonight, but they're taking care of that right now."
Acker wound up knocking down a three-pointer during what turned out to be the game-deciding run for the Golden Eagles, and also dished out two assists in 17 minutes. His presence has become a calming one for MU of late; if he's hobbled considerably it would be a blow.
-- James was clearly the most aggressive he's been since spraining his right wrist against Seton Hall. He also knocked down 7 of 11 shots, giving him his first plus-50% performance from the field since the Big East opener against Providence.
Crean went so far as to say James' performance was one of his best since arriving at MU.
"I think this was one of Dominic's best games," Crean said. "He was really spent every time he came out of the game. He would come out, be dead-tired and then go back in and be ready to go. I was really happy to see how hard he played. He had a lot of great possessions tonight."
-- Despite playing just 18 minutes because of foul trouble, Lazar Hayward still found a way to be productive. He finished with 14 points and a team-high seven rebounds, knocked down his only three-pointer and all five of his free throws.
His candidacy for the Big East's most improved player award continues.
-- Two banked shots tonight -- one for DePaul big man Mac Koshwal from the free-throw line, the other for James from the top of the key. It wound up being the only three-pointer he made.
"Didn't you hear me?" James quipped when one reporter jokingly asked him if he called the bank.
-- One of the more boneheaded plays you'll see in a college basketball game occurred early on when DePaul's Cliff Clinkscales had a wide-open breakaway layup but instead chose to flip the ball off the glass to a trailing Dar Tucker.
Instead of throwing down a highlight-reel slam, though, Tucker muffed the dunk and the Blue Demons wound up turning the ball over.
Tucker wound up getting his slam not too long thereafter, though, when he spiked one on Fitzgerald's head with two hands on another breakaway.
-- MU will once again have its hands full on Tuesday with 6-9 Kentrell Gransberry, who's probably heavier than the 270 pounds at which he's listed.
Gransberry ranks third in scoring in Big East games at 21.0 points and second in rebounding at 10.6. He went for 11 and five last season in Tampa while battling foul trouble; it's a safe bet he'll up both totals on Tuesday at the Bradley Center.
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All three-band members showed up dressed in black tuxedos and stylish hair. The American Idiot singers posed for pictures and waved at fans demanding their attention.
As they were making their way inside, the popular rock band paid a special visit with their fans who waited for hours outside. The crowd roared with excitement as Green Day signed autographs, posed for selfies and shook hands.
April 18, 2015
CLEVELAND, Ohio - The 2015 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction ceremony is just few hours away, which means rehearsals are going on as I write this.
Early word has Miley Cyrus potentially performing with Green Day, while Joan Jett is performing "Crimson and Clover" with Tommy James. Another big reveal is that Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day will likely hit the stage with Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney.
In the rehearsals video below, you can see the trio playing the Beatles cover of the Shirelles' "Boys." Joe Walsh is off to the side watching.
Full article at Cleveland.com: HERE
April 18, 2015
CLEVELAND, Ohio - The Class of 2015 will enter the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame tonight. The ceremony is taking place 7:30 p.m. at Cleveland's Public Hall.
A televised version of the ceremony won't air until May 30 on HBO. But you can follow along with all the action at Cleveland.com, as Ringo Starr, Green Day, Joan Jett and others are inducted. The list of performers and presenters includes Miley Cyrus, John Mayer, Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder.
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April 18, 2015
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April 17, 2015
"I feel like we've been through puberty together," said Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong toward the close of the band's joyous, marathon show at Cleveland's House of Blues last night. It was their first U.S. show in two years and much of the adoring throng was middle-aged guys and girls reveling in the soundtrack of their teenage years, many of whom came to the all-ages show with their kids. In town for Saturday's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony — they're being inducted into the Ohio institution alongside Joan Jett, Lou Reed, Ringo Starr, among others — the band tore through a
April 17, 2015
CLEVELAND, Ohio - The madness has begun. Green Day fans are already lining up at House of Blues for tonight's sold out, general admission show.
Fans began posting photos of the line on Twitter early Thursday morning. The line is already stretching down the street. Some have been in line for more than 30 hours with tents and sleeping gear. Green Day announced the special, pre-Rock Hall show earlier this month (the band will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at Cleveland's Public Hall on Saturday). Tickets for the House of Blues gig sold out in a matter of minutes.
Jesse Malin
April 17, 2015
CLEVELAND, Ohio - Pop quiz, kiddies: How much Green Day is too much Green Day?
Ha! It's a trick question, because there's no such thing, and I'm pretty sure every single person who was at the newly minted Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band's sold-out show at the House of Blues on Thursday would testify to that.
Three solid hours of Green Day - playing tunes from their Sweet Children days all the way to their latest trilogy, "Uno!,'' "Dos!,'' and "Tre!'' - proved one thing, and proved it emphatically: The band DESERVES to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
What's really sweet - no pun
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Get an overview of this hotelApartment in Sitges with outdoor pool and children's pool
Situated near the beach, this apartment is within a 15-minute walk of Sanctuary of Vinyet, Can Llopis Romanticism Museum, and Placa Cap de la Vila. Fundacio Stampfli and Church of Sant Bartomeu and Santa Tecla are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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An outdoor pool, a children's pool, and free use of bicycles are available at this apartment. Additionally, a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and a garden are onsite.
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All 12 apartments feature kitchens with refrigerators and stovetops, plus balconies and TVs with digital channels. Sofa beds, private yards, and safes are among the other amenities available to guests. Housekeeping is available once per stay.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Sunway Arizona provides a children's pool and complimentary bicycles. This Sitges apartment also offers multilingual staff, a garden, and a safe deposit box at the front desk.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 12
- Number of floors - 3
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- Year Built 1970
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Children's pool
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- Balcony
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if there's a big skilled forward to pick at #18, there has to be something wrong with the player. shouldn't last that long
Not in a draft this deep. That's why a bunch of guys on here are ok for a change with trading our 1st for 2nd rounders. Max Domi is set to go like 25th or something like that and he's damn good. Small, but good.
McCarron just had a great tournament, and is developing nicely. He is more of a project type that has a high ceiling. He would be a nice pick at the end of the 1st through the 2nd. I wouldn't take him at 18, but if we traded down and got a late 1st and an extra 2nd he would make a nice combo with Fashing, and a skill guy like Lehkonnen since last I heard he is falling.
At 159 pounds he's more getting knocked down rather than falling. He'd be fine in the 3rd/4th round, but for 1-3 we need big nasty bastards. 6'3 or bigger. Mantha would be nice in the 1st round, McCarron in the 2nd if he's around and the biggest dude left in the draft in the 3rd please. Time to be as big as the Kings and Bruins and punish other teams as opposed to being the one out there getting pulverised constantly.
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The Rabbit and Dragon cottage is old Hawaii at its best. It is located in a secluded, quiet, gated community in Kapoho and features its own thermally heated, crystal-clear pool fed by the ocean in the backyard. As you open the windows, you feel the cool, consistent breezes coming through this cottage from the Pacific. It is conveniently located to all of nature's wonders. The infamous Champagne Pond, where you can swim with the sea turtles, is a two-minute walk.
With a view of your private pool from the back lanai that stretches across the entire back of the house, relaxing and enjoying the wonderful weather that Kapoho has to offer is a must.
The cottage sleeps six comfortably with two full bathrooms. It has large indoor/outdoor living areas that make finding your own special space easy to do. A private, master bedroom and bath compliment this home beautifully.
The living/dining/kitchen area have a very open feeling wonderful for cooking, dining, and some TV watching with satellite TV and VCR. The large indoor/outdoor porch make entertaining an absolute breeze. There's also a washer and dryer for your use.
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- 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths (Sleeps 6)
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Really enjoyed this house. A little off the beaten track, but worth it! Snorkel in the back in your own personal lagoon pool - with tidal shifts, fish, warm water and beautiful landscaping. Relaxing environs. Clean, safe, quiet - except for the coqui frogs (sounds like nature - amplified). Close to Volcano park, Hilo and Pahoa had some great restaurants. Snorkel gear, washer/dryer, towels, everything you need!
I so loved this sweet vacation home away from home! Perfect for a single person, but can accommodate a family too. Absolutely the Best things about it, are the wonderful private thermal pool, and it's location in the Kapoho Beach community. For a crazy water person like myself, this is HEAVEN! WaI-Opae, Millionaires, Champagne Pond, Kapoho Bay, etc it's all here!
The house has everything you need- down to extra snorkeling gear and noodles.
Yes the Coqui frogs are LOUD here in Puna. Bring earplugs if it bothers you at night. They DO stop around 3/4 am tho.
Jeana was awesome- extremble helpful!
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Rabbit & Dragon!
The kids (6&8) got up early every day and had a swim in the hot pond - they just loved it.
The house is very spacious and well furnished. The photos don't do it justice - it's a gorgeous place. Our only complaint would be the nightly frog concert - it's very noisy and kept us awake for the first two nights. Otherwise we loved everything about this property. Thank you so much!
Daniel, Noa, Loris & Isabelle
I'm afraid to say all of the great things about this house as I see the availability dates are getting fewer and fewer. Lets sum it up like this, I live on the other side of the island and have a check ready for the owner whenever he decides to sell it. The pond is epic!
We arrived the day after the hurricane, not knowing what to expect. Didn't have time to look for another place that afternoon in Pahoa, but were willing to accept "no electricity" during our stay. Ron was helpful in giving us alternative direction to the house because of road closures. Since we were not able to cook, we got to explore local restaurants in Pahoa. There are many good restaurants, and if we had stayed longer, we would have visited them all.
The main reason why we liked the place is the adjacent pool. It is so relaxing that we weren't bothered at all by the lack of electricity inside the house. My son spent more time snorkeling outside in the warm pool (so warm that you can spend hours there) and not be tempted to watch the cable TV inside. He said that he found a puffer fish hiding in the rock wall. The pool is the same size is your hotel pool, but enormously more enjoyable. We brought our own snorkel equipment, but the house plenty for you to borrow. Alternatively we spent time at Champagne Pond. Unfortunately we didn't see any turtles there, but found numerous pipe fish and a good size puffer fish.
Kapoho got hit hard by the hurricane. No damages to the house. Hopefully electricity can be restored soon so that more people can visit the area.
When visiting the Big Island, we had previously stayed with friends who live nearby in the Kapoho Beach Community, but their downstairs unit is now occupied, so we ended up at Rabbit and Dragon. The house is comfortable, well-equipped and surprisingly spacious, but the real draw for us, especially our kids, was the warm pond. It is large, private, beautiful and so enjoyable that our friends ended up spending more time at Rabbit and Dragon than their own house during our visit.
The owners were responsive and friendly, and had clearly been attentive to previous guests' requests for minor changes. No significant complaints from us, though we did find the mattress in the master bedroom a bit soft for our tastes.
We would come back to this beautiful, remote area and this house even if our friends didn't live here. The warm water of the champagne pond and the Ahalanui pond, as well as the incredible snorkeling at Waiopae, are the big draws for us in the immediate area.
Thanks to Ron, Mark and Jeana for a great stay. Can't wait to come back.
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IT IS SOMETHING that Mike Schmidt could have never dreamed: that one day, all of the turbulence that surrounded his stellar career would fall away and the fans would select him as the Greatest All-Time Philadelphia Athlete.
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In a survey conducted by the Daily News in conjunction with the Sport Industry Research Center at Temple University, Schmidt not only won top honors but walked away with them. The Phillies' Hall of Fame third baseman appeared on 60 percent of the ballots, well ahead of Sixers legends Wilt Chamberlain (49 percent) and Julius Erving (39 percent). Rounding out the top five were Phillies great Steve Carlton (27 percent) and Flyers icon Bobby Clarke (24 percent).


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So we did have 2 ladies go MIA, bbscraps and SanuraScraps but otherwise been a great swap. Remember late cards are better then no cards
So I will start with August, Now ladies before resending wait for everyone to respond because I might of missed cards along the way. I try to go back and reread all pages when I do updates but as it is early mornings when I do that I am bound to make mistakes
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