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moving phucking screens WTF
we get back them 4 FT's we missed and we're down by 4, we gotta convert lay ups, dunks and FT's today
I think we should stop doubling unless its a bad mismatch, why double LeBron when he has no post game
If Lebron jumped at me in the crowd and put his face in my I'd f*ckin swing at him especially at the garden
down 7 with 4 missed FT's, stupid TO's refs not callin movin screens and Tyson is in foul trouble..........we're fine
end of the 1st. down 7 not bad considering the heat are hitting a lot of their shots and nobody except for melo and j.r are doing anything on the offensive side..also we need to hit our f/t this hurts us every game ..
We need shump to wake up and chandler to watch those fouls..
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Heat forward Udonis Haslem has been suspended by the NBA for Game 6 of the Miami-Indiana series.
Udonis Haslem insists he meant no harm. The NBA deemed otherwise, and the Miami Heat will be without one of their co-captains when they try to close out the Indiana Pacers on Thursday night.
Haslem was suspended for Game 6 of the Miami-Indiana Eastern Conference semifinal series, a matchup where emotions boiled over in a runaway Heat victory on Tuesday night. The NBA also said Miami reserve center Dexter Pittman will miss three games in response to his flagrant foul against Indiana backup guard Lance Stephenson in the final seconds of Game 5.
Indiana's Tyler Hansbrough was not suspended, although the league upgraded his foul against Miami's Dwyane Wade to a flagrant-2 on Wednesday - which, if called that way during Game 5, would have brought an automatic ejection. Hansbrough struck Wade in the head, opening a cut over his right eye. Moments later, Haslem committed a flagrant foul against Hansbrough, clearly in response to the play against Wade.
So while Haslem sits Thursday, Hansbrough may play.
''It's the playoffs. There's always some kind of noise,'' Haslem said Wednesday, before the NBA penalties were announced. ''We're focused on going on there and it's going to be probably the most hostile environment we've faced so far.''
Except now, the Heat will face that environment without Haslem.
The Heat lead the series 3-2, after a 115-83 win Tuesday night in a game that had the three flagrant fouls on the court, accusations of dirty play afterward and finally with Pacers team president Larry Bird telling The Indianapolis Star that his team was ''soft'' in Game 5.
''I agree with his assessment. We did play soft,'' Indiana's Danny Granger said Wednesday. ''We got smacked around. We got beat up, we got bullied, and we really didn't respond well.''
Countered Miami's LeBron James, the NBA's reigning MVP: ''He's just trying to amp them up. That's all. That's all it is. He knows his team isn't soft. But with them, with their backs against the wall at this point, he knows what he's doing. He's not the executive of the year for no reason.''
Pittman logged only six minutes in the playoffs anyway, his presence in the postseason barely noticed until he laid out Stephenson - who made at least one choke sign toward James earlier in the series - with a forearm to the chin and shoulder areas.
''Hard fouls are part of the playoffs,'' Indiana coach Frank Vogel said Wednesday. ''Fouls to the head have no place in this game, not by us, not by Miami, not by any other team in any other series. With all the concussion research that's been going on over the last few years it's a very serious matter and it just doesn't have any place in the game.''
Wade sounded somewhat amused that Granger - who's been whistled for three technicals in the series - was one of the Pacers suggesting Haslem and Pittman should be suspended. Wade and Granger have had words during the series.
''We're not in here crying about the fouls,'' Wade said. ''They fouled us. ... We're moving on to Game 6. We're not going to worry about what happened in Game 5. For us, it's about moving forward.''
The Pacers may move forward without Granger, who sprained his left ankle in Game 5.
Granger was in flip-flops when Wednesday's practice ended, saying he was on painkillers and anti-inflammatory medication. Stephenson, who had X-rays taken to rule out any fractures to his collarbone or shoulder areas, did not practice.
''In my mind, I'm going to play,'' Granger said. ''Elimination game, I have to play.''
Vogel sounded concerned, but optimistic.
''Very much hoping he'll be available tomorrow,'' Vogel said. ''He's a gamer. I'm thinking he'll play. But his ankle's pretty bad, so we'll see.''
Vogel called Miami floppers before the series started, and it's been gritty throughout. The teams combined to shoot 66 free throws in Game 1, and there have been a combined nine technicals and flagrants called in the four games since. Tension also increased after cameras caught Stephenson making a choke sign during Indiana's Game 3 victory, and Juwan Howard confronting him about his antics before Game 4.
''It's been a physical series, started by them,'' Wade said.
And James said he doesn't expect things to cool down when the Pacers try to save their season in Game 6.
''I always feel like in a playoff series or certain regular-season games that a team may be trying to go for me,'' James said. ''It's happened. I'm not saying guys are playing dirty, but certain guys say, `You know, if you hard-foul LeBron, get him off the ball, he'll stop being aggressive and things like that.' I know when it's happening and I see when it's about to happen. I'm always in protect mode. I've been hard-fouled a lot.''
James said one of those situations happened in Game 5. Indiana forward David West - who left Tuesday's game with what the team called a sprained knee, though he insisted Wednesday he was not hurt - took exception to a play where he was knocked backward, saying a Heat player fell into his knee.
Not long afterward, he fouled James, who said he saw West coming.
''He was the one on the floor and I was the one still standing,'' James said. ''So I started laughing at that. But he tried to get me.''
West said on Wednesday that if Indiana wants to force a Game 7 in Miami, it simply needs to play better on both ends than it did on Tuesday night.
''You've just got to stand your ground. I think that's the biggest thing,'' West said. ''It was unfortunate, the play at the end of the game on Lance. But we've just got to deal with it, man up, handle it - like I said, the best way you can, within the rules.''
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#13309 - 12/20/00 04:13 AM Re: rare phoneme
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On Tuesday tuitions, our Terence tore his hair
"Oh tubular Tuesday blues!" said he, a-tottering tetchily
"Why choose Tuesday?", he masticated portlily
"A thorough Thursday, now, beats Tuesday's tumescence
But Tuesday's juices, they just don't jive."
(Taken from The loneliness of training for the sexual Olympics. Reprinted by kind permission of the author,
Shiva Lingam)
#13310 - 12/20/00 08:09 AM Re: rare phoneme
Registered: 03/22/00
Posts: 1981
>but pronounce tuna with [tu:]
'fraid tuna is chewna where I come from. I chew chewna sandwiches on chewsdays. All the same.
#13311 - 12/20/00 08:24 AM Re: rare phoneme
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Posts: 10538
Loc: this too shall pass
"Tubular Tuesday" at Campland... only 5 min. from Sea World!
or, how about 'toothsome Tuesday'?
#13312 - 12/20/00 08:36 AM Re: rare phoneme
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Loc: Italy - Perugia is a town with...
If you spend your Tuesday on a tubular train...
where will you go on Wednesday... and so on?
#13313 - 12/20/00 08:44 AM If it's Tuesday
old hand
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Posts: 1004
Loc: London, UK
If you spend your Tuesday on a tubular train...
where will you go on Wednesday... and so on?
Wednesday on a wierd wen
Thursday on a thorough thrashing
Friday on a freezing fridge
#13314 - 12/20/00 08:56 AM Re: If it's Tuesday
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>wierd wen
wie geht's?!
what? (sorry, just one of those weird whims)
#13315 - 02/02/02 10:33 AM Re: rare phoneme
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Dear Shanks: I was fascinated to discover title you mentioned: "Training for the Sexual Olympics". I have never been able to figure out an acceptable way of judging such Olympics. I queried Capitol Kiwi about it and he got upset.
#13316 - 02/02/02 10:59 AM Re: rare phoneme
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Posts: 13803
could not find a word that alliterates nicely with Tuesday ...has the same initial sound combination of consonant and vowel.
Alliteration does not require matching vowel sounds. Not sure whether nice alliteration does.
If you pronounced Tuesday correctly (i.e., carefully) you could alliterate it with, e.g., tamarind.
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#13318 - 02/02/02 01:08 PM Re: rare phoneme
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|These lists has been compiled by Volunteers serving in [[{{#explode:Packing list for Cambodia| |3}} {{#explode:Packing list for Cambodia| |4}} {{#explode:Packing list for Cambodia| |5}}]] based on their experience. Use it as an informal guide in making your own list, bearing in mind that experience is individual. There is no perfect list!
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There are very few important items that you cannot find in the markets of Phnom Penh. The things that are really hard to find are often things that are commonly available (like clothes and shoes), but that are only available in small sizes that will fit Cambodian people. Be sure to bring:
- Sturdy shoes that fit (you may want both sport sandals such as Tevas/Chacos and hiking boots—both are unavailable in-country)
- Cotton underwear for both men and women (especially bras and sports bras)
- Rain gear (for riding your bike in the rain)
Packing for training
Most of the information below is oriented toward your life as a Volunteer. However, it is important to remember that for your first two months you will be in training. While in training, your meals, transport and lodging will be provided. Be sure to bring enough appropriate clothing to last you at least a week (as finding time to do laundry during training will be difficult) and everything else, such as toiletries and other consumables, to last for two months. After your training period, you will have more access to shopping and can buy whatever you need for the longer term.
General Clothing
- Two or three pairs of lightweight pants (jeans can be hot, but bring them if you like them because chances are you won't find your size here)
- Five to seven T-shirts/tops
- Sweatshirt or fleece top (it can get chilly in the cold season)
- A windbreaker or raincoat
- Athletic clothes—if you work out
- Baseball cap or other hat
For Women, also bring
- Four or five work outfits (usually a light-colored blouse and a dark-colored skirt (calf-length) or pants)
- Bathing suit (a one-piece is best)
- A good supply of bras and cotton underwear, including sports bras
- Athletic braces if you need them
For Men, also bring
- Five or six dress shirts (white or light blue are best)
- Four or five casual dress pants
- One necktie
- Bathing trunks (Speedo-style swimsuits are not recommended)
- Athletic supports and braces if you need them
- One pair of casual dress shoes for work
- One pair of sport sandals (e.g., Tevas/Chacos)
- One pair of athletic shoes
- One or two pairs of slip-on shoes (you will often have to take off your shoes before entering a building)
Personal Hygiene and Toiletry Items
The Peace Corps medical kit contains almost everything you will need for basic first-aid, though not necessarily in the brands you are accustomed to. You may want to bring a three- month supply of the following items to use during pre-service training. After training, you will be able to find a variety of these products in the local shops.
- Shampoo and conditioner
- Deodorant
- Good razor and supply of blades
- Body lotion
- Sunscreen
- Allergy medication
- Tampons or sanitary napkins
- Two pairs of prescription glasses or contact lenses and solution Contact lens supplies (Cambodia is very dusty, and you may find that you can't wear contacts at all. If you do wear contacts, be sure to bring glasses too just in case)
- Three-month supply of any prescription medication you take (including birth control pills)
- Nail clippers or nail care kit
- Earplugs
- Heat rash powder (Gold Bond is recommended)
- Cosmetics
Remember, there is not enough room in your luggage for everything. Base your choices of what to bring on what is most important to you. You will not become a different person when you step onto the airplane. The things that are important to you in the U.S. are likely to be important to you in Cambodia as well.
- Sturdy backpacks (Small packs for work and bike rides; larger packs for trips)
- Leatherman, Swiss army knife, or other multipurpose tool
- Alarm clock (battery operated)
- Good batteries (solar batteries or battery rechargers may be a good alternative)
- A sturdy water bottle (e.g., Nalgene)
- A portable music player (e.g., MP3 player, iPod, etc.) and plenty of your favorite music
- Camera and film or digital with extra flash cards
- A voltage converter—if you are bringing any electronics
- Flashlight or headlamp
- Towel
- One or two flat sheets and a pillowcase
- Plastic bags (e.g., Ziplocs)—to protect your camera, iPod, food, etc.
- Good scissors (hair-cutting scissors optional)
- Sturdy sunglasses
- Sturdy but inexpensive watch, preferably waterproof
- Photos of your life in the United States to show to Cambodian friends
- Small gifts from home for your host family during training and at site (magazines, coins, postcards, stamps, cool pens, etc.)
- Contact information for resources in U.S. (former employers, colleges, organizations, etc.)
- Credit card (Visa is the most widely accepted) or ATM card (traveler's checks are not widely accepted or convenient to cash) for vacation travel
- Things from home that will make you feel more comfortable (e.g., posters, books, journals, hobbies, music, photos)
Additional Items to Consider Bringing
- Visual aids for teaching
- Art supplies
- U.S. and world maps
- Travel games (e.g., cards, chess, checkers, Frisbee, backgammon, Scrabble, Uno, Monopoly, Taboo, Trivial Pursuit, Risk)
- Shortwave radio
- Musical instrument
- Calendar
- Note cards, stationery, good writing pens, address book,
books of U.S. stamps
- Small toolkit (including vise grip)
- Eyeglass repair kit
Items You Do Not Need to Bring
- Food
- Heavy coat
- A large quantity of clothes (tailors and fabric are readily available)
- Short-shorts (if you bring shorts even for hanging out at the house, they should be knee-length)
- Camouflage or military-style clothing
- A lot of language materials
- A lot of cash
- A two-year supply of toiletries
- Pots, pans, kitchen utensils, or cook stove
- Water filter (provided by the Peace Corps, if needed)
- Spaghetti strap tops or mini skirts


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The focus of attention at noon Thursday at Coastal Bend College was business instructors Jeanene Jones — she was head of the division — and Christine Gonzalez — whose contracts were among 13 CBC employees that were not renewed April 18 with little fanfare and less explanation by a stoic board of directors.
Around 30 students and fellow teachers gathered at noon in Room E-116 that was decorated by 60 pastel balloons, 11 hanging stars and one snowflake.
"I only have so much room in my kitchen to cook," said Amanda Govella, an accounting student who helped organize the party. "Otherwise, I would have involved the entire school."
It was a potluck affair, a metaphor that did not go unnoticed by many who sat down to sausage, cheese roll, fruit salad, lasagna, chicken Alfredo and half-a-table full of desserts.
Contributing to the decorations was accounting instructor Elden Price, wearing a necktie featuring the cartoon character Tasmanian Devil. "This is my 'attitude' tie," he said.
At the head table, Jones and Gonzalez. No ceremony, no speeches — just friends wondering what they were going to do next.
Jones tended to dominate the conversation. She was older and been there longer and she is a natural extrovert.
Two seats down, Gonzalez: normally quieter, whose introvert penchant is easily countered by an almost continuous smile.
The proverbial elephant in the room was the stark reality that the CBC board's decision had disrupted careers, wishes and graduation plans of numerous students.
"I was going to graduate next year," a voice exclaims over the crowd. "Now, I don't know when I will graduate."
"Have you decided anything?" accounting major Tiele Dockens asked her colleague, Amanda Montez.
"I don't know. I've talked to my parents and they support my leaving here."
Between entrees and dessert, many signed messages on two posters on the wall, one for Jones and one for Gonzalez.
"You're the best! You will always be the best teacher I've ever had," Erica Rodriguez wrote to Jones.
"Things won't be the same without you," predicted Crystal Varnon on the same poster.
"You will be missed by your No. 1 fan," Govella wrote on Gonzalez's poster.
No one avoided the feast.
Turning to Govella, Jones said, "Pasta is my favorite food."
"So if I decided to open an Italian restaurant, you will come?" Govella asked.
Gonzalez left the room for a conversation in quieter surroundings.
"I've been here 10 years," she said, shaking her head. "I went to school here. I was a secretary here. I was a student in the very program I was teaching. I gave my heart and soul to this place. I always thought this was home."
She hesitates to use the world "betrayal" but admits what she feels about the board's action is close. "I'm not bitter, I'm not angry, but to do this with no explanation…"
"And not to know the process. If student evaluations, student success rates, student contentment and the needs of the students were not taken into account, then all of those are negated, they account for nothing."
As she talked, student Misty Boyd was writing on Gonzalez's poster "Thank you for helping me appreciate the business world. With all the respect in the world…"
Slowly, the crowd finished their meals and went away. There was a student awards ceremony that demanded their presence, but the domineering presence of Jones and Gonzalez took precedence.
Finally, the pair posed for photos, their arms full of balloons and their poster.
Gonzalez was about to leave when she looked around and found Erica Rodriguez across the room, fighting to hold back tears.
Later, as she turned to go, Govella stopped her.
"Wait," she demanded. "I want a hug."
As the instructors re-gathered posters and balloons, gifts and flowers, a few of the students could not sustain their sense of sadness. To the music of Carrie Underwood singing "American Girl" emanating from a jambox attached to an iPhone, they ran around the room popping what balloons remained intact and shredding crepe ribbons hanging from the door.
"We're making a mess," one of them said to Jones.
For someone who has been at the college for 27 years, it's hard to break the habit of command.
"Tell them to clean it up," Jones ordered.
Even on their last days at CBC, facing unknown futures, Jones and Gonzalez were the life of the party.
Bill Clough is a reporter at the Bee-Picayune and can be reached at 358-2550, ext. 122, or at email@example.com.


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But, few can boast they have affected the lives of more than 61,000 children — four times the Beeville population.
LaVerne Todd is 86 and takes it all in stride.
She is known as "The Bear Lady."
In the last 18 years, she has led a group of ladies at the Adams Street Church of Christ in manufacturing — mostly by hand — 61,142 teddy bears for children in need: children hurt in accidents, children in hospitals, children just born.
THE BEEVILLE project began in 1994 while she was visiting her son and daughter-in-law in Edna.
Her son's wife, Linda, had sewn bears to give to the Louisiana Highway Patrol to give to children in auto accidents.
Linda found the sewing pattern and gave it to Todd. "Here's something you may be interested in doing," Linda said.
It took LaVerne only a few minutes to see the advantage of giving teddy bears "to children who pass through the emergency room in our local hospital."
Like priming a pump, she took the pattern, made one stuffed teddy bear and presented both the bear — and the idea — to the church's Ladies Bible Class.
AT LATEST count, that was 61,141 bears and 18 years ago.
"The bears always calm the children down. All children like a teddy bear," she says.
The group makes the bears using any kind of scrap fabric it can acquire and using the same pattern Todd used to make the first one.
"I've never timed it to see how long each bear takes," she admits. "There's a lot of procedures."
Several: pinning the pattern on the fabric, cutting it out by hand, hand-painting the face, sewing the bear together, stuffing it, and hand-sewing the finished product. Then there's the tag attached to the bear's neck by a ribbon.
LaVerne does all the final stitching by hand and then distributes the bears.
"Many of the ladies don't like to hand-sew,' she says, "and it's not for everyone."
She recalls one volunteer who sewed six bears and announced, "It's not my cup of tea."
"It can be kind of boring, sitting there sewing those bears," Todd reveals. "You just think about the child that's going to be so happy to have one."
The success of the Teddy Bear Program has spread, mostly by word of mouth.
Not long ago, for instance, the local health department asked Todd to pick up a large package of fabric scrap that someone had donated to the program.
The group has distributed bears to the local emergency room, walk-in clinics, the Texas Department of Health and the Women's Shelter.
The Teddy Bear Program took on even greater significance in late August 2005 when Hurricane Katrina used New Orleans as a bull's-eye.
Todd sent 24 dozen bears to storm victims through the Katrina Disaster Relief effort.
She has 39 packages of completed dolls in the closet of her home, east of Beeville.
"We like to stay ahead," she says, and then laughs.
"When we completed our first 1,000 bears, one of the ladies said we should have a party. Well, we've never had that party. We don't have time for a party."
She keeps a few extra bears in the trunk of her car for emergencies.
"I was visiting an allergy clinic when I heard a child crying," she recalls. "I went out to the car to get a bear and told the nurse to give the bear to the child. Almost immediately, the child stopped crying."
And, they are not just for children.
"A lady in her 70s was getting a flu shot at the Health Department," Todd says. "She saw the bears there and took one."
TODAY, SO many members of the Ladies Bible Class have come and gone in the last 18 years, LaVerne can't remember them all.
While the pattern has remained the same, the group expanded the destination of the bear in 2001.
"We started delivering the bears to the local maternity wards at Christus Spohn Hospital.
The bears are placed in an envelope made out of two pieces sewn together with a heart cut out on the top page to reveal the bear's face. On the front is written "Congratulations on the birth of your new baby!"
Of all the bears that Todd has sewn and delivered, she has kept but one.
"I made a pin cushion out of it."
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States announce deal to cut greenhouse gassesBy BOB SALSBERG
THE Associated Press | February 11,2013Nine northeastern and mid-Atlantic states, including Vermont, have agreed to strengthen existing limits on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants that burn fossil fuels.
The new rules announced last week by the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative would lower the cap on carbon dioxide emissions from the current 165 million tons to 91 million tons in 2014 a 45 percent reduction from 2005 levels. The cap would be lowered an additional 2.5 percent per year from 2015-2020.
Climate change is the single greatest challenge to our future and to the Vermont way of life, Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin,said in a written statement accompanying the announcement.
Capping emissions from fossil-fuel power plants is one important step we can take, and I am proud that Vermont is again taking the lead to improve a program that is just one of the many climate success stories that we are going to need.
The RGGI cap-and-trade program is the nations first market-based regulatory program for greenhouse gases. It requires power plants that generate more than 25 megawatts to purchase an allowance for each ton of carbon they emit. The allowances can be bought and sold among plants, giving companies a financial incentive to operate more cleanly.
The proposed changes which each state must ratify either with new regulations or legislation aim to bring the cap more in line with current emission levels that have declined substantially since 2005, in part because many plants have switched from coal to natural gas.
Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island and Vermont participate in the initiative. They use revenue generated by auctions of the permits to fund so-called green energy programs.
In Maryland, for example, proceeds are used for programs including energy efficiency, low-income energy aid and renewable energy. State officials said the program is a cornerstone of a plan to cut greenhouse gases by a quarter by 2020.
RGGI predicted the changes would generate $2.2 billion in new revenue for the states through 2020.
While intended to serve as a national model, the regional initiative has largely failed to take hold in most of the rest of country. Efforts to implement cap-and-trade proposals on the federal level have also not been successful.
Opponents of the programs have said they hurt the economy when power plants pass the cost of buying emissions on to customers. New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie dropped out of the program in 2011, saying the agreement had failed to cut pollution and was a burden to taxpayers.
The RGGI, however, expects the price of carbon allowances to rise from $4 to $10 by the end of the decade, resulting in a less than 1 percent increase in the average electric bill.
Scientists and environmental groups that link greenhouse gas emissions to climate change and the frequency of severe storms applauded the new rules Thursday and urged other regions to adopt similar cap-and-trade programs.
This is a major milestone in the fight against climate change, Peter Bauer, executive director of Protect the Adirondacks, said in a statement. The not-for-profit advocates for environmental protection in the six million acre Adirondack Park in New York. Acid rain caused by pollution is blamed for degrading hundreds of lakes in the park.
Eric Schaeffer, director of the Environmental Integrity Project, described the 45 percent reduction in the cap as significant and perhaps the best that could be hoped for politically but added that a cut of 65 percent or 70 percent would be needed to fully address global warming.
Theyre trying to set at least the Northeastern states on a path where they are not waiting for the feds, they are going to try to do something about the problem now, he said.
Sue Reid, vice president of Conservation Law Foundation of Massachusetts, noted that power plants emissions are but one component of the greenhouse gas problem.
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I am tandem nursing my almost 5 month old daughter and my 2 1/2 year old daughter. My milk supply is fine - apparently I was a free-range dairy cow in a former life - but my breasts are tired and confused and I am feeling really depleted. We have four older kids, a construction business I manage and I am working on my dissertation, so my energy is already stretched pretty thin.
I'm not opposed to nursing her longer, but she will frequently demand it and I am unhappy with the dynamic that is creating in our relationship, where she yells at me to nurse her and I end up feeling like stopping abruptly altogether in response. I have successfully set limits (meaning I haven't given in: Nurse only in a comfortable chair, etc.) but she still demands at times. Other times, she asks so sweetly and gets so excited when I say yes. It's still very convenient and sweet and functional.
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On this day (July 23) in 1885, the 18th U.S. president, Ulysses S. Grant, died of cancer at Mount McGregor near Saratoga, N.Y.
In June 1885, the Grant family had moved from New York City to a cottage in the relatively peaceful Mount McGregor area in the Adirondacks to allow the seriously sick former president to finish writing his memoirs.
After his presidency (1869-1877), Grant had, with his wife, Julia, and son, Jess, embarked upon an expensive round-the-world tour that took them to Europe, the Middle East, Russia, India, China and Japan. Everywhere, the Grants were royally feted. During their three-year tour (1877-1880), the Grants met and were "wined and dined" by many famous and influential people, such as Queen Victoria, Otto von Bismarck, and the emperor of China.
Returning home in 1880, Grant entered into several business ventures, which – with one notable exception: a profitable investment in a mining company – were largely unsuccessful financially. Particularly devastating to Grant financially was his heavy investment in the New York investment firm of Grant and Ward, in which his second son, Ulysses S. "Buck" Grant, Jr., was a partner.
In 1884, the firm of Grant and Ward declared bankruptcy. This bankruptcy plus the expensive world tour reduced the Grant family to impoverishment.
Having been diagnosed with what was regarded by his doctors as a fatal ailment (throat cancer), Grant resumed the writing of his memoirs. He signed a contract with his good friend Mark Twain to publish them.
Despite unbearable pain, Grant was determined to finish writing his memoirs before he died. The sale of his memoirs, he hoped, would recoup the family's fortune. He worked feverishly and almost miraculously completed the writing of the "Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant" just a few days before he died.
"Personal Memoirs" is an autobiographical account of Grant's distinguished military career, first as a young officer serving with distinction under Gens. Zachary Taylor and Winfield Scott in the Mexican War (1846-1848), and later as the most celebrated victorious Union general ("Unconditional Surrender Grant") in the bloody Civil War (1861-1865).
The memoirs now are considered one of the best military autobiographies to come out of that war. They remain an excellent primary source for the study of the many significant Civil War battles in which Grant actively participated. These would include Fort Henry and Fort Donelson (1862), Shiloh (1862), Vicksburg (1863), Chattanooga (1863), Wilderness (1864), Spotsylvania (1864), Cold Harbor (1864), Petersburg (1865), and Appomattox (1865).
Surprisingly well-written, the memoirs reveal Grant to have been a resourceful, fiercely determined military commander who was able, during the 1864-1865 War of Attrition in northern Virginia (i.e., the battles of the Wilderness, Spotsylvania, Cold Harbor, and Petersburg), to force his equally able, famous Confederate adversary, General Robert E. Lee, into surrendering April 9, 1865, at Appomattox Court House.
Happily for Julia and the Grant children (Frederick, Ulysses Jr., Ellen, and Jess), the memoirs were an instant and continuing commercial success. By the time of Julia's death on Dec. 2, 1902, the Grant family had earned almost $500,000 in royalties. Thus the Grant fortune that had been lost in 1884 with the bankruptcy of Grant and Ward was recovered with interest.
The dying Ulysses S. Grant had succeeded, with the hurried writing of his memoirs, in restoring his family's financial security.
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Written by sbgmetal on 18.08.2010 at 00:13
Why this cd has a much lower rating than the other exodus cds is beyond me... this cd is chock full of catchy fast riffs
Written by sbgmetal on 19.08.2010 at 04:08
Yah know i think ill do the same... although it is much different from the others
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Written by musicalkaratekid on 23.01.2012 at 04:42
Not a bad album at all, but perhaps overshadowed by its predecessor, 'Bonded by Blood'.
Written by Timelord on 31.03.2013 at 09:11Exodus were doing this before all the other "Big 4" . Hammet left Exodus to join Metallica. I wish more people would give exodus the credit deserving.
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 31.03.2013 at 14:39
Omg here we go again...
Big Four Of Thrash referred to the BIGGEST (popularity, sales all that stuff) tfour thrash bands at the time and Exodus didn't even come close to Anthrax.
Exodus started playing thrash AFTER Metallica first they played normal standard heavy metal but like loads of other bands, such as Overkill etc., they started playing faster and thrash after Metallica's first demo hit the scene.
They even say so themselves in the Get Thrashed documentary.


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This is the first time I have encountered this word. I haven't read The Importance of being Earnest. I love the idea of a pre-existing excuse for cutting out early. The example of the blackbird "bunburying" by acting differently in city and country seems to draw an entirely different meaning from Wilde's text, it doesn't match the definition in the word of the day either, so maybe it is just a creative extension. Also cool.
#207613 - 10/11/12 12:14 PM Re: Bun bury [Re: Fred Van Doren]
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I've never run into the word either, but now I have a name
for the fellow whose house I am helping to remodel for
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#207623 - 10/11/12 10:34 PM Re: Bun bury [Re: Fred Van Doren]
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Three years ago I had the pleasure of performing as Lane, the butler, in a production of Earnest directed by my eldest daughter, with her sister as one of my fellow actors.
I suspect that the author of the blackbird article was more concerned with drawing a comparison between bird and human behavior in an attention-getting way than he was in drawing an accurate parallel with the central definition of "bunburying." You're right, Fred (and welcome to the forum, by the way), the usage doesn't match the definition, but I imagine that Anu doesn't have many examples to draw from.
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With Women's Health Week, which started on Mother's Day, running through May 14, take a look at 10 "superfoods" recommended by Fitness magazine for women to stay lean, healthy and strong.
Brussel sprouts
These mini-cabbages are packed with fiber and immune-boosting vitamins A and C. Eating them may also cut your risk for colon cancer.
Lean steak
Lean beef cuts like tenderloin are a great source of protein, iron and heart-healthy B vitamins.
The antioxidants found in curry may help break up plaques in the brain that cause Alzheimer's disease. It's also been shown to halt tumor growth and destroy cancer cells in lab tests.
New research shows pistachios may reduce the risk of diabetes by decreasing the effect of carbs on blood sugar levels. They also help raise your good levels of cholesterol.
Nutrition experts recently agreed drinking three to five eight-ounce cups of coffee a day lowers your risk of Type 2 diabetes, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's and colon and liver cancers.
One of the easiest ways to significantly lower your cholesterol is to eat whole-grain oatmeal daily. Oatmeal's protein and fiber also keeps you fuller until lunch.
Shrimp is about 90 calories per three-ounce serving, has virtually no fat and is packed with protein. Shrimp is also rich in cancer-fighting selenium and bone-building vitamin D.
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Enjoying a small amount of flavonoid-filled dark chocolate may prevent clogged arteries and reduce your risk of developing heart disease. Eating up to 3.6 ounces daily can also lower blood pressure, and chocolate releases the feel-good brain chemical serotonin.
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If there's someone you'd like to clobber, this workout is for you.
It's high-energy, strength-building and good for your heart, too.
Many people — a lot of them women — are turning to boxing for fitness and finding that the same moves that turn regular people into prizefighters also help shape lean muscle and build cardiovascular health.
At a recent "power hour" class at Title Boxing Club in Hilliard, more than 20 people gathered to burn calories and aggression.
"Turn on the angry music," someone in the class said as she finished wrapping her hands.
Trainer Eli Ayars was happy to comply with the request and to belt out some of his favorite lyrics as he bounced around the room, his booming voice leading the class in a series of laps, jumping jacks, squats, planks and other exercises to get them moving before they took to the bags.
"Don't forget to smile!" he yelled as sweat began to drip.
"Drink! Drink! Drink!" he reminded them.
When class members headed to their punching bags, their expressions became intense and focused. A visitor couldn't help but wonder what or who was on their minds.A micromanaging boss? An idiot who cut them off in traffic?
"I can't say. They read The Columbus Dispatch," said Annie Porembski, a 25-year-old from Grandview Heights.
"It's so fun, and it's nice to let out your aggression," she said.
Shari Vanderpool was more candid. She said she thinks of an ex, and it brings a smirk to her face.
"I love hitting that bag. I love it," said Vanderpool, who is 43 and lives in German Village.
Vanderpool joined Title in July. She goes three or four times a week and has lost 80 pounds and some stress. She has gained muscles and confidence.
Jim Cunningham had a heart attack last September.
"I flat-lined for 25 seconds," the 56-year-old Dublin resident said after his workout. It was time, he said, to get in shape, to strengthen his heart. Boxing appealed to him because it seemed like fun, but he hesitated — he thought it would be too hard.
"I couldn't do one push-up or sit-up," said Cunningham, who started in January.But he fell in love with boxing and now goes four times a week. He has lost 39 pounds.
"It never gets easier. You just push yourself harder," he said.
Tim Sullivan, who boxed competitively "back when the Earth was cooling" and is co-owner of Sullivan Brothers' Boxing Gym in Powell, said some of his clients train for fights but most just want to get in shape and are looking for something that's interesting and challenging.They range from "grossly out of shape" to fit, and classes can be modified for any level of fitness, he said.
"Runners run, and they build their legs and their endurance; weight lifters lift and make their muscles stronger. The thing that boxing does is, it's a full-body workout, and it's great cross-training for other sports," Sullivan said.
"I have people who run say their running is much easier, but we don't run. Weird thing."
Title has more than 2,500 members at three clubs in the Columbus area and doesn't train boxers, although a lot of the trainers have boxing backgrounds, spokesman James Minter said. About 80 percent of members are women.
"Women are really into it," he said. Minter said many gyms are starting to add bags as they recognize the popularity of boxing and the benefit for those who want to build strength and endurance.
Title's workouts are a fast-paced 60 minutes and include core exercise, cardio and punching.
"The whole thing is all about power," Minter said. "It's not social; it's all business."
Boxing instructors say they see emotional transformations every day. People come in tense, frustrated, at their wits' end with their work or their kids or their relationships. They leave sweaty, smiling and stronger.
"There's just something about punching," Sullivan said. "We tell them to picture somebody, somebody who needs to be punched. You can just see them tunnel-vision down, and somebody in there is getting their butt kicked.
"I don't know if it's a primitive thing, but it's just different than other sports."


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Well 100g of raw costs around 1800, thus I would presume it costs around 20 USD just to make it. It is one of the the most expensive compounds, hence it usually retails at around 100 USD.
I am just curious whenever Oxide Primo is any good, that's all.
Which would bring the cost down a little, nevertheless you got them at a bargain price.
I will be following your log to see how you get on, 1g/wk should turn you into a monster.
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haters no way each of my comments is objective and its impossible to produce a quality steroids for such low prices of finished oils, otherwise no offense but it looks like home made gear.
Home made? As long as it's legit, clean and properly dosed shouldn't matter
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For the manufacturing required vehicle solution which is contains pharmaceutical parental-grade oil with excipients which are suppress bacteria
growth and enhances solubility of the API i.e. steroid ester as well as could suppress oxidation of the API. Normally, excipients such as benzyl alcohol are
reducing the pain in site of injection, but this is not in the case of fake.
I will will explain in few words how does it works to produce home made gear. These Fakers use BA as a solubility enhancer in order to have better solubility of low-quality API. The concentration of BA could reach 5% in such formulations. In such dozes BA acts as a cytotoxic agent which is induces local necrosis in the injection site. This is not very dangerous but extremely unpleasant. Being injected not deep (for example 10-15 mm in depth) such formulation causes necrosis between muscle and skin, this can cause serious discomfort and could be dangerous because injection site is continue bleeding thus could be infected. These fake formulations do never content anti-oxidation agents.
Factory made formulations contain antioxidant or argon (noble gas) above the liquid. Usually, fakers unable to fill vials with argon during corking.
Also Factory made drugs are produced in dust-free rooms, API and oil are stored in sealed cans. Before the packing oil solution is normally filtered through 0,22 mkm filter. It is obviously that factory-made drugs have no sediments.
To conclude its impossible to produce clean and quality gear for such low prices.
1. UGL's that are good never use above 2% BA.
2. Argon isn't needed because oxidation will not occur by the time a user uses the oil. Sure Pharm has a better shelf life but this method doesn't make Pharm any better at the time of production.
3. Dust is a mute point in everything is covered through every step of production.
Also even sterile environments have dust. Anytime a human is around dust is made. Most is human skin.
Who sells this primo for 20 a vial. I'll take a pm
I don't always punch babies, but when I do they had it coming
real primo never but never can be cheap!!!! Who sale it cheap its fake and real fake! I do trust only turkey bayer schering
Once again its impossible to manufacture 10ml of a REAL primo for $20 and now u are talking about $14 !!!
U can make it for 14.00 with a bottle and cap and a label if you so choose , and it will only be as good as the Raws you produced it with no differnt then a UGL or if the Raws suck no matter who's brewing u can't fix that, But if your raw powder
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Opiate antidote's effects being felt in VermontBy WILSON RING
The Associated Press | July 06,2014MONTPELIER A bulletin board in the HowardCenter Safe Recovery center near downtown Burlington shows check marks made in the last six months when a heroin antidote drug has been used to revive someone found unresponsive after using opiates such as heroin.
By the end of June, the bulletin board had 37 check marks since the Vermont Health Department began distributing the Naloxone kits directly to addicts, their friends or their family members.
It helped generate interest, said Tom Dalton, coordinator for the HowardCenters Safe Recovery program. And they see that and think, `Wow, its really working.
The Vermont Legislature passed a law last year that allows people close to addicts to treat them with Naloxone. The same law also made it possible for people to call for help for an overdosing addict without fear of being prosecuted.
The law was passed before Gov. Peter Shumlin devoted his entire State of the State speech in January to the states struggle with heroin and other opiate drugs.
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Dalton said he worried that clients wouldnt want the kits because they are required to go through training, but they were well received.
People were very excited about it, Dalton said. They felt like it was a very positive development and were willing to do the brief training.
Clients are asked to report back when the kits are used. It gives outreach workers the opportunity to replace the kits, and its a chance to talk, Dalton said.
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Cosmic gamma ray bursts are powerful flashes of gamma-ray energy that occur at unpredictable times and in unpredictable locations in the sky. Their origins are still a mystery some thirty years after their discovery. The Burst and Transient Source Experiment (BATSE), currently operating aboard NASA's Compton Gamma Ray Observatory was designed and built by scientists and engineers from Marshall's Space Sciences Laboratory to learn more about these enigmatic bursts of energy from space.
This week (October 14), the science from BATSE was the subject of a three-day series on NPR's StarDateProgram, produced by the McDonald Observatory in Texas. The first program talked about the ever changing gamma-ray sky, and how it appears so very different from the sky we're used to seeing with our eyes. On the second day, the enigmatic gamma-ray bursts were presented, with a possible explanation for their origins provided in the third program.
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