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PURPOSE: To study the role of various factors that predict failure of extubation after successful spontaneous breathing trial (SBT).
METHODS: This was a prospective observational study at an inner city community hospital. Consecutive subjects intubated and mechanically ventilated in the medical intensive care unit were enrolled. Twenty-six patients were studied over a two month period. Five subjects were excluded as they were ventilated for less than 48 hours. Eligible subjects were followed up for 72 hours post-extubation. Multiple variables including amount of endotracheal secretions, mental status, arterial blood gas (ABG) during SBT and post-extubation were collected. The study is ongoing and enrollment would continue for a year to recruit additional subjects.
RESULTS: The subjects were divided into two groups. The first group included patients who were successfully extubated (n=15). The second group included six patients (28%) who failed extubation. The baseline characteristics of the two groups were similar including age, sex, race, body mass index (BMI), Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE) II score and hemoglobin. The two groups also did not have any significant difference in the pH, pCO2, pO2, tidal volume, FiO2 and amount of endotracheal secretions while on mechanical ventilation. The respiratory shallow breathing index (RSBI), pH and pO2 during SBT were also similar in both groups. The pCO2 during SBT was higher in the group who failed extubation (mean 44.2, standard deviation [SD] 7.4) as compared to those who were successfully extubated (mean 37.3, SD 5.7). This difference was statistically significant (p=0.03). The post-extubation pCO2 (mean 39.2 vs. 51.6), post-extubation respiratory rate (mean 21.1 vs. 26.6) and post-extubation mental status (Glasgow coma scale score mean 13.6 vs. 11.2) were noted to be better in the successfully extubated group as compared to the failed group, although this did not reach statistical significance.
CONCLUSION: Hypercapnia during SBT is a predictor for extubation failure.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Physicians should be careful extubating patients who develop hypercapnia during SBT as these patients have a higher risk of reintubation.
DISCLOSURE: Gagandip Singh, None.
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
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I talked about each of our stories as a 'thread'. And then the threads of our stories are woven together in one glorious tapestry of redemption which reflects God's glory. I shared how our threads at times appear brilliant, like gold, and are full of hope. Other times the thread may seem broken, tattered or a jumbled mess. Still other times our threads seem dark and dull.
I would have said then that my thread seemed brilliant. I was excited about my life and the possibilities before me. I felt great hope. I had compassion for those in other places, but I knew where I was.
A month after this I was in the hospital and my thread was shredding and kept shredding. I had no idea about my story and if, when it was all over, I'd have anything left.
Recently I read the whole talk to my husband and he said:
'Did you write all of that for yourself?'
I said, 'well, I didn't think so, but I guess you're right.'
So, over the next few weeks I am going to spend time with each point of that talk.
This week I want to look at this quote related to knowing and telling our stories:
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If love is writing my life, which perspective do I adopt?
On one side, when the thread is full of hope the heart is full of thanks and outpouring love before God for His gracious writing.
On one side, when the thread is full of hope the heart is full of thanks and outpouring love before God for His gracious writing.
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I am learning, learning, learning, even more so there is a thankfulness for the Love that is writing my life. When it all seems to fall apart, this is where weary, battered hearts can rest.
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Alright here's a typical question. So here is my current set up. I've cut out all sugars from my diet (on occasion i'll eat cereal because I don't get enough milk), I eat small about every 3 hours and I drink roughly 4 liters of water a day. I exercise routinely, mostly weights and plyometrics with a decent amount of cardio which I am currently increasing. I just finished my freshman year of college which was absolute hell on my body. I actually shot up to about 180 and my weight going into the year was in the low 160s. I need to drop to a fighting weight of 155. Currently i'm at 170. I do not have a specific deadline as I am only training but I would like to be in the proper weight class before too long so I will be able to make the proper adjustments to the lost weight. My question is, if I switch to a more diet and cardio intensive schedule how much muscle mass will I be losing to make the drop? Should I be focused on maintaining muscle and losing weight or just cutting weight? Should I take the wrestling route?
Any comment?
Uh...are you trying to lose muscle weight or fat? If it's muscle...why do you want to fight at a lower weight class?
As to your question, sorry. I would give you advice, but I wouldn't want to mislead you, you know?
Right now it sounds like you're not going to be competing anytime soon so you want to continue building lean muscle while burning fat, which is the good way to lose weight.
When fight time comes around, one or two days before is when you actually start cutting weight, which is mostly water weight, but anytime you go into starvation mode you lose muscle, so you'll lose a tiny bit of muscle during your cutting days.
So basically, keep doing the weights, plyometrics, and cardio. Build yourself a very high metabolism. Then when your fight comes around, you do cardio in layers of clothes to lose water and eat SUPER TINY amounts of food such as almonds, spinach, or some type of protein. No salt, no sugar. Hope this helps.
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1989 YJ 258 Rear Main Seal
I am considering replacing the rear main in my 4.2. It's not leaking bad, but it is not going to get better with age. I found lots of info for changing this on google with the transmission still in the Jeep. I will be replacing the output seal on my tf999 and the tcase input seal in the next couple of weekends. Will removing the transmission make replacing the upper portion rear main a lot easier or is it really about the same with more working room? I'd appreciate any advice from someone with hands on experience. I don't want to bother pulling the trans if there isnt much benefit.
I replaced mine. It's really pretty easy. Having the transmission there was not a problem at all.
One thing to consider before doing it though, the 4.2 is notorious for valve cover leaks, especially at the back. These look like a RMS leak because of where the oil comes out. I replaced the RMS and leak continued. I replaced the RMS again, thinking I had done something wrong, and the leak continued. I replaced the valve cover, no more leak.
I havent changed mine yet, but will soon, Ive done my homework on the subject and removing the trans is unneccesary, check out the video on youtube of the guy doing it on a cherokee 4.0
Thanks for the responses. The valve cover gasket is new and not leaking.The RMS is not a big issue right now, but if it is easier to replace while i already had the trans pulled then i would go ahead. I have several small leaks on the front I'd like to tackle first. Bottom radiator hose, one of the power steering hoses, and the oil dip stick is leaking where it goes in the block. This jeep is a one owner jeep that I bought about a week ago. Twenty four years of sitting in a garage with little driving has caused a few leaks from dried out rubber. The jeep addiction continues...
I'm glad you asked this. I'm scheduled to send mine in to have the RMS done. They quoted me between $500 and $750 to do it. I think I'll try the valve cover first and see if that works. Thanks for posting.
You're welcome. The valve cover is easy. There is plenty of info on the RMS but I didnt find one with the trans out. I get a little nervous about hitting the crank and causing a burr. I hoped I could get the top portion out easier.
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Yes can leave in trans--just remove the tube crossing underneath makes easier going back in. Trick to removing old seal is loosen cap nuts on crankshaft first couple of cylinders (from seal) and while removing and re installing, have a helper turn over the crank with a wrench/breaker bar(removing plugs helps with this as well) and note the position the lip on the old seal as it comes out to make sure you put the new one in in same orientation. Use once pc rubber pan gasket and ensure proper seating of same at transmission end. Biggest headache is cleaning of surface of pan on the block for the new gasket!!!
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It was little more than an egg in a cheap floury roll, but it counts as one of my best meals ever. The aperitif was a 25-year-old Islay malt whisky and the dessert course came from a bag of jaw-breaking Soor Ploom sweeties. The ever-changing view was from the engine cab of the Royal Scotsman luxury train: buzzards soaring above deer on heather-clad hills, lochs and waterfalls, and a necklace of islands glistening in the distant Inner Hebrides.
Best of all, though, was the egg – laid that day and fried on the blade of a coal shovel, red hot from the firebox, as the train wound through glens and mountains towards Scotland's west coast. Onboard was the young head chef Andrew Fairlie who, two decades later, became the only holder of two Michelin stars north of the Border, for his eponymous restaurant at Gleneagles hotel.
He says: "It only goes to show that while food is the most important element in any restaurant, it is not the be-all and end-all. Atmosphere is essential, too. At Gleneagles, we've got one of the world's finest golf courses on our doorstep, and on the Royal Scotsman train the magnificent scenery changes every minute. I love the mountains, especially." Fairlie, now 48, spent two seasons on the Royal Scotsman, despite an inauspicious start. "In my second week, the train set off without me at Fort William and no one noticed. It took a two-hour taxi chase to catch up with the train." When not at the stove, Fairlie, 49, is a keen hill-walker. He has climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and bagged almost 40 Munros, Scotland's mountains over 3,000 feet.
His predecessor on the Royal Scotsman, Andrew Radford, 55, is also a Munro-bagger, almost 60 so far. "The main advantage, enjoyed by no other restaurant," says Radford, "is that we travelled to our suppliers, not the other way round. We could buy the best ingredients as we went: seafood caught that day and game fresh from the moor."
Radford's latest enterprise, the 90-seater Timberyard, with elder son Ben picking up the apron strings in the kitchen, was Edinburgh's hottest restaurant opening last year. The tables and the borders of his on-site kitchen garden are fashioned from recycled wooden railway sleepers that Radford bought from a scrapyard when he was head chef on the train. "During an excursion, while passengers visited a castle, a whisky distillery or the gardens of a stately home, I'd forage in the countryside for bitter cress, wild garlic and leeks to add to a dish that evening."
Following Radford and Fairlie several years later, in 2002/03, was Craig Wood, who has won plaudits, including a Michelin recommendation, for his Wee Restaurant in North Queensferry, Fife. In the shadow of the Forth Railway Bridge, this triumph of Victorian engineering is a constant reminder of Wood's time on the Royal Scotsman. So what is it about cooking on a train that inspires young chefs and hones their skills?
Wood, 40, says: "The galley kitchen measures only about six metres long. There is a narrow passage, scarcely a half-metre wide, between six burners, stoves and workspace on one side and fridges and a sink on the other. You quickly learn how to be efficient at ordering supplies, planning menus – and improvising.
"Once, arriving late at the railhead on Kyle of Lochalsh pier on the west coast, we had to make a quick turnaround before serving lunch – and the fridge was bare. I called our local fisherman Neil McRae on his mobile. He was out on his boat. He drew alongside the pier, jumped onto the train with a sack of hand-dived scallops and within minutes he was helping us open them. We served them with a wild leek butter sauce. His wife had to drive to pick him up a few stops down the line. You don't get shellfish fresher than that.
"Neil was also fiddler in the ceilidh band entertaining passengers on Tuesday nights. The deal was that they played for as long as there was whisky. More than once our travellers spilled out onto the pier and were still dancing reels as the sun came up."
Cooking in the tiny galley kitchen, where current head chef Mark Tamburrini, 39, is now in his fourth season, poses challenges. "My first month was the hardest work I've ever done, but you learn quickly." he says. "Beware the emergency stop –possibly Highland cattle on the line. It happened once when we were about to serve lemon posset. They went flying everywhere. One menu had a choice of three starters, but the 36 on that trip had different likes and dislikes, as well as dietary requirements, so I ended up making 16 different starters. Royal Scotsman guests expect service like that."
Don't serve soup while on the move is a golden rule. The train is prone to shoogle, a Scottish word meaning to shake or wobble. But a perfect panna cotta, the Italian dessert which Tamburrini flavours with whisky, should be capable of a distinct tremble. So a Royal Scotsman shoogle adds a theatrical bonus.
Travelling on this luxury train requires deep pockets. "But for our dollar you get the best scenery you could wish for, and it certainly gets you in the mood for dinner," said one American in the observation car on my journey more than quarter of a century ago. As we responded to the magic words "Last call for dinner!" he added: "God may have spent six days organising the world, but on the seventh day he must have decided that small was beautiful and chose to play at trains in Scotland."
Acrobatic waiters slalomed between passengers in evening dress and kilts in the two dining cars. Fairlie conjured up fresh asparagus with Beluga caviar, calves' sweetbreads with sherry, local seafood including salmon, halibut, langoustine and turbot with a saffron beurre blanc, Aberdeen Angus beef with wild mushroom sauce, and home-made ice-cream. This did not stop me having porridge and kedgeree for breakfast.
Steam power no longer features on the Royal Scotsman journey, and anyway health and safety regulations today would not allow passengers to fry an egg on a shovel. But Scotland's scenery is timeless, and the choo-choo chefs continue to work magic with the finest Scotland has to offer from sea, sky, field and moor.
The Royal Scotsman season runs from 21 April until mid-October. The four-night Classic Journey costs £4,330. royalscotsman.com
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"Inquisitor!" The man strode over towards him, he wore a flowing long red cloak with golden trim, and a dazzling, jewelled crown. King Streylen was an old man, that much was clear, but he exerted an energy that seemed to flood the dimly lit study, "Can I get you a drink?"
Deadrick nodded, and the King went over to a bar in the corner, and began to pour a bottle of ale.
Deadrick glanced at Nerui.
"Keep your hands away from the crown," He said.
Nerui smiled back.
"I'll try," She grinned.
Streylen handed Deadrick a glass of ale, Nerui declined.
"Now, Inquisitor, what can I do for you?" The King asked.
Danyel had come to their room and informed them that the King was prepared to give Deadrick audience. He was stood against the far room, hands behind his back, watching the situation carefully.
"It's about the Unholy, your majesty," Deadrick said. The king's face dropped, suddenly showing his age.
"Them buggers again?" The king chuckled sorrowfully, "Right pain in the back side, they are,"
"Yes. But it's different this time,"
The King looked him in the eye.
"Different… how?" It wasn't so much a question, as a desperate plea to not deliver any more bad news.
Deadrick sighed and balled his fists.
"I witnessed a civil meeting between the Nosferana, the Wicca and the Lycankin," Deadrick said, bluntly.
The King's face was shocked; even Nerui took a sharp intake of breath.
"What…?" The king gasped, he took a few steps backwards and sat down heavily on an armchair, "You must be mistaken!"
Deadrick shook his head solemnly.
"No, it was a meeting. At the Altar at the foot of the Darkened Spine Mountains, and that's not all,"
The King didn't even flinch.
"They plan an uprising," The words were like all the air had been sucked out of the room.
The King regained his composure and rose steadily to his feet.
"Impossible," The King replied, the air around him suddenly cold and final, "They are too weak. A nuisance, an occasional small threat. But not as much of a problem as you are making out,"
"Your Majesty, they made reference to a-" Deadrick tried to inform the King of what the Unholy had talked about, but the King would have no more.
"Inquisitor, thank you for informing us of the strange activity of the Unholy, we will make sure to investigate it, although, I assure you that it's nothing to be alarmed about,"
Deadrick could've tried to get his point across again, but he knew it was futile. Streylen was the peoples king, he kissed babies and helped old women across the street, but if he finished a conversation, it stayed finished.
"Goodnight, Inquisitor, and Goodnight you too, Nerui," The King said, turning towards the arch window. Danyel strode across the room and opened the door; Deadrick's audience with the King was over.
"I'll go, but hear this, Streylen, you will seriously regret this," With that, Deadrick left the room, all respect for the King cast into oblivion.


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In Confequenre if thefe Principles 6c Declarations, feveral Veffels bell armed were lent out to cruixs upon the Nca-Iqlittn Ships, and have already brought in lour, | aod confequenrly have no real Titx to any p�Qfdinafy Complaifancc) as for Civility, as � it is prefer ve4 on tbeir Side, we ffaail ^ wanting on ourt. S W E D E M. ***{^�'5�(riT. As the tyy for the Eseco- tl'fOlZ . Bln ,siVlti friKdonthe iyrh from Heiftnaiois. ��mjrfer, Baron K^rff, receive* trqm,and find* to, �^ourt frequent Expreflcs, io tb� without Z k n"1"11! of verX Ira Pounce, is "*vn me Carpcc, and it ciofcot be long befow ed t0c the Knowledge of what is tranJaA* ii^'^'^y u tbcrc Truth iafome *fPwo that �xe current bere. SPAIN. VvTrT^y1 A �lces f �* Engli �t Mitino> to be forwarded to the Portugurzr at Vienna, and delivered by him to their Imperial bUjetties. The Pope mada a very eirunt Speech upon the El vation of the pretender's Second Son to the Purple, in which among othe Things, he expatiated upon the Piety, Ktbmr and ro�n> great Virtues of the Father, particularly upon his firm Attachment to the Church* afnVrfltog. that the Rtf-leruiea of $be Fuiib was q! more VVeight With him, in the Acrcrfipts be has made upon the Britilh Dominions, than the Recovery or the Throne of his Fathers. As to the n�w Cardinal, hemak^s an Apolicy for his Age. being but *j, and taenttohs toe Cardinals St. Charles BorrowersPrter or Lui-emborough, and R Way otTronto towards Ancofta, whirhpHwiH be tbllowed by'ihf'teft of the Army. �nd tfeen advance to the Bolng'rieTe, io order to etitejr Lom-bardy. The Neapolitan Comraiifirks Rave already Vt*P*rtd the Eta^es for thtt Purpofe. f f thi� fbould bt cbnrirmed, the Eiprals Queen wiB no loiiget keep Terms with m King of the Two Sicilies, as her Imperial Majelty h^shirhefto done, id Relpect ro tbe |tipg or Poland Ele^o/ of Saxony. Tbcre is i jkptft. tlit H^rSi�l Belkiflc's Army is tttrt�*d off NK� tpr tile Want of Prurigos, andteiuufe hekn tjte^Impoflr>ttity of prnetrying |ntb Lomwdy, tbx Jffna; of Sardinia Kavir.5 uVen rucrt^�t'*liaitf�% tfat an Army of * ioo,c>64,S(�a'ca^!d asske nolmpitllion upon ricm. $*h ***rBnemt has left out a vvj;h*Te-i^t wroretl oat Jo? for our DrifverirK*, :TOejlb PlentfYoLirithe Town, fioce uld refum* it at all Events, whatever if aiay co�f ', ;nk, give great Sitisfadion io tbe prelent jjncjur", being oi iu;h a Nature as to make rh? Courr perfec^If eify in regard to the fecnt ^ract Ccs of France at Conffantinople, or any Nrgotistions chichi the Count des Al^eurs, who is aoing' rhither jft Quality of Embaflador from thjt OrOwQ mtf becHtrjed wiih. M. Pencxler wri e$, among 0^* ther Things th�t the new Grand Vix>r, who nncaj his E!tction has difcovcied no greid Liking to tbe French, hint every Opporuniry to defrroy their Credit in the Sf.aglio; with which View hat kaufed the Declaration of the 17th of April, which was defivered by rha> French Mlniftfr at the H^gue, to-lK tranilated into theTtirkifli Lan-^j glutei which Piece, as well as the whole Tenor of France's ConJuet, has raided a great Outcry agrtnft her at ihe Port and the Vdtir ha�ev�n fiay* n'ified to the Dutch MinirteT, on Oc;afion oi tnei Invfft^fi Ot Dutch Fhndcr'j and' the raffing the Prince of Orange to the D-gnity ot Srtdihohi-r? of the whole R.publick, ' T�at tbe Port bema| aTways mueft coriccrned at every Thing thac may be pTtjudjcfii to the Repubiik, could not hear* without Regret and indignation* that t',� Frencfa had invtded .sat P^tt ot FUndcis whi.h belongs to Her-, Bur on the other Hand the rejoiced at tno Elevution of rhe Prime of 0*nge, notucub'Jng bat it win piove exttwely adTantafroas t�rhe Repdblkk at chh iunftar*.* So tar then, if thd Gf.nd Vair is finccre. we teft lecure from �ny Alarm 00 the Side of Hungary, and vtgoroufry improve the Advaatage sanely gained �ver thai Prtnebio Italy. ftii d*g. t- Aff oof Accounts concern* ing rtTc Army ot Martha 1 Berleifle, and the Infant Don Philip, -grer. tt>at fince the Affair of tbe l?ihi Inftant, the Army had not onlr fuffj.-oded its rained by tnoxe &attattion$. Yefterday was held a Grand Council ot War� and the refoit there*, of tent to General Cronffrom at Berger^5p%oom.� which� 'tis whiiper'4, relates to, an Expedition to be made by BarunS:warsenberg, and feconded b�, the Troops id tbe Town and Lines. FLANDERS. Jkrvrty'Z**. ?�> i9> 0:1 The Night bttoraj la It. trie Enemy nude a trcik Attempt co carry tomo of our Out-Works by Au*ault: To this End. cowards ih� EvenJog, they be�*n to nuke a terrible F ting With th:ir Artillery, throwing a greatQjiao-Utyfof Bombs and Grenades* very propablv co Ovcanoa a Fire* in-order so take Advanuge of eh� Cots^fion that would create. Tbeir Mortars anal Guns weredifcharged ail Night without matchSuo cefs, hut about Break oi 04y Fire was fet to � tfOute near the Public*; Weigh Houfe of the Town, which was however readily exiinguiOted by th* Vigilance of the Integrants. About 11 o*Closlc before Midnight th^ Enemy fet Huj to a Place th�c made tucb an opening In the Paiifede, and rhey came with fach Fury to she AiCauit, t>�� ibr^ ;
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Two people shout out answers before the thing is finished telling the riddle
A small fellow at the back of the line, with utensils in his hands wiped some rice off his face and looked up wearily warily wearily warily at the beast.
Sealing his eyes nearly conspicuously absent, the head of the dolphin edged forward, his elongated neck reaching toward the boy, over the long line of penny pinchers, dirt wringers, handkerchief blowers, the two men of the hand and, by my count, 76 others - extended like the accordian neck of a jack-in-a-box, but, no it was nothing like that at at all, well, something like that, maybe, well, smoother, and said, oh man, I have no idea what he said, oh, oh, right, he said, "Brywandil?"
Look, I'm not even the narrator here, so you'll have to excuse me. All I have is this pile of notes, and if I do this, I don't have to do his laundry, so bear with me, will you? Yeah, OK, so small fellow - utensils says "Brywandil" and then the dolphin head, something about his eyes, wait, "make eyes look menacing" - what the hell does that mean? - I'm sorry folks, I can barely write, but to describe pantomime is beyond me.
You may be wondering. It's true. The way you perceived me, and you cast it aside as a ridiculous item in a long list of frootenany that described the scallywags and heroes and whatnots asunder that Errol had collected, in his diligent efforts to gather those not called Brywandil - and it was true, there were many - and many more he had yet to collect.
The world, even then, was a big place, perhaps bigger here, than any of us could imagine. Consider that there was only one named Brywandil, and you may sense the magnitude of Errol's efforts. If you are familiar with the fan fiction, Star Trek, you may well remember the episode when Captain James Tiberius Kirk was informed that his ship had become infested with a shapeshifting lesbian ninja.
How did he get about that? By the telephone game -- pajama party in the Captain's quarters where everyone would do shadow puppets, and as word spread, it became apparent, that only one person would never have thought to bring pajamas. You well remember the villainess being found in the laundry quarters, to be shot out of an airlock, on full spin.
But Errol did not know this, then. The hindsight of temporal space is never 20/20.
Who am I, you may ask? I am the businessman, and yes, you will normally find me in a cubicle, plodding away at some type of risk management scheme of the day or following the closest tail of a dame who smells the least of a Ponzi scheme.
But then, there was a peculiar reason for my being there, one in which, if you care enough to keep your ears on loan with us, (By the way, in business school I learned, we were given two ears and one mouth for a reason.), my reason for being there will eventually unfold.
The multi-specied beast did hear the boy call "Brywandil" and did assume that that was a guess, but Errol did jump in and interfere calling out, "No! Are you Brywandil?" to which, with the deft subtle communication of a crab claw, in harmony with the heavens, the creature, responded, "No.", and used his lion's mane to give a most puzzled look.
And yes, someone, it doesn't matter who, but it had to happen, did ask, "Wait! Is the answer Brywandil", and all was silent, and the creature, surprisingly resigned and clearly irriated (made more evident by the constant flapping of fins), declared that he would forgive any guesses as the riddle had not yet been posed.
By that time, it was lunch for me, and I chose to leave, having been with these people for four hours already, and knowing that I'd probably end up staying late...again. That did not affect my bottom line, because I knew at the end of the day we'd all be on the same page -- when I came back, ready with my "A" game, they told me the riddle.
In the middle of what I had known, but no one had yet told you, was called "the forest of sorrows", standing on a moss covered path, and entangled in ivy and thistle (THISTLE, get it?), under the shade of a mixed forest, a small breeze pronouncing the whisper of a million leaves, the creature uttered:
"I spy, with my little eye, something, something that is green."
The leaves stopped whispering as if to spoil the secret would cause them condemnation and all around us shadows loomed a little longer. A wolf bayed and someone remembered the sound of thrashing teeth.
And I swore to myself that I would remember, if only one thing, and that is, "There is no I in Team."


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Happiness can stem from many things. For example, we revel in listening to Kai Ryssdal deliver nightly business news on American Public Media's Marketplace. That voice! Perhaps, if we stopped swooning and listened closer, we'd realize that global economics is far less sexy than the silver fox talking about it.
The documentary The Economics of Happiness explores that cross-section of happiness and big business, with a focus on how the global market changes people's lives, cultures, and identities.
Weather permitting, No Festival Requires will screen the documentary outside of Modified Arts, 407 East Roosevelt Street, Thursday, February 28, at 7 p.m. If weather's bad, the screening will move inside. Bring your own seating.
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With hundreds of millions of diabetes patients around the globe, the market for insulin delivery is vast and, according to the National Institutes of Health and others, ever-expanding. Couple that with healthcare reforms in the developing world that are bringing treatment to underserved populations, and it's no surprise that biotechs and drug delivery firms are turning their eyes to insulin as a possible cash cow.
For the most part, the insulin treatments themselves are similar, working on variations of the same API. So how, then, can companies get a leg up in the burgeoning insulin market? By rethinking delivery and out-innovating their competitors, it would seem, and the race to provide high-quality therapies for diabetics has brought the best out of some sharp minds in the drug delivery sphere. Some companies are pairing pumps and monitors to boost efficacy, while others look to transdermal techs to deliver insulin without so much as scraping the skin. There's even an inhalable formulation under development, and then, of course, the investigational artificial pancreas.
With so many innovative pipeline platforms for diabetes treatment announced over the past few years, we at FierceDrugDelivery figured we'd spotlight five of the most intriguing. -- Damian Garde (email | Twitter)
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Emotional Eating
Food Fitness to Nourish Your Body
Are you trying to stick to a healthy eating plan, when along comes a situation or problem that totally stresses you out. Suddenly, you intensly crave a piece of chocolate cake or that extra helping at dinner - or perhaps half a bag of Doritoes or potato chips...a whole pizza - sound familiar?
This is a food craving; however, it has nothing to do with genuine hunger. Genuine hunger is a biological need, whereas food cravings are based on emotion. As humans, we are all prone to these cravings and everybody responds differently. Below are a few tips to help you deal with sudden stress related cravings.
Get in touch with your emotion.
Be prepared to deal with food cravings anytime you find yourself feeling upset about something. The mere act of anticipating the urge can often help you avoid giving in to the temptation to splurge.
If you still must eat something, make it a lower calorie snack. While it is best to do your best to learn how to control impulsive eating, we all run into times when we just say, "to heck with it!" and give in. Keep some favorite low-calorie snacks handy at all times for this situation. Here are a few suggestions:
- Ritz whole wheat crackers with 2-percent cheese atop
- Fat free potato chips
- 1 cup of low fat chili
- Meal replacement or a healthy fruit smoothie
- Low fat or non-fat ice cream
- Non fat / sugar free yogurt
- Light microwave popcorn
If all else fails...
If you have a very strong craving for a particular food that just will not go away - eat it and be rid of the temptation. Sometimes it is best to do this and NOT eat a lot of other foods while trying to curb your appetite for the food you really want. This is where you will have to be the judge AND jury!
If you are a frequent emotional eater, seriously consider getting some emotional help. There may be underlying issues you need to deal with before you can learn to control emotional eating.
How do you know if you are an emotional eater?
Five Traits of Emotional Eating:
- You experience sudden pangs of hunger (physical hunger happens gradually)
- You crave a specific food and cannot imagine eating anything else
- You feel like you need to eat immediately and cannot wait
- You continue to eat after you feel full, or you eat absent-mindedly, eating a whole bag of chips, for instance, without realizing it
- You feel guilty after eating
You may also find of interest...
- Popcorn: A Whole Grain Snack
- About Hoodia Gordonii (a great appetite suppressant).
- Signs of a Compulsive Eater
- Low Calorie Recipes
Disclaimer: The material on this Web site is not intended to replace advice from your doctor or fitness professional. Please consult with your physician before beginning any fitness program or fat or weight reduction program. FitnessandFreebies.com takes no responsibility for individual results, or any claim made by a third party.


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Bisuteki Tokyo drifts
Credit: Patrick Whittemore
Abandon gastronomic snobbery, ye who dine at Bisuteki Tokyo, the recently reopened teppanyaki restaurant at the Marriott Courtyard Boston Cambridge hotel on Memorial Drive. Who won't enjoy watching supper prepared before your eyes by a garrulous, knife-spinning, spatula-juggling chef who flips pieces of shrimp into patrons' mouths and catches eggshells in his toque?
Sure, it's dinner theater at its kitschiest, but admit it, it's fun.
In the early 1970s, the original Bisuteki debuted at this location, then a Howard Johnson's Motor Lodge. Today, after a three-year hiatus and under new ownership and the Marriott imprimatur, the grills are back in business.
Bisuteki Tokyo faithfully replicates the Japanese steakhouse formula that its predecessor pioneered - affordable, multicourse, prix fixe meals of meat, poultry, seafood, tofu and vegetables, cooked on large griddles at communal tables.
Bowing to contemporary tastes, there's now a sushi bar in the center of the room. You can order ubiquitous sushi offerings such as vinegary tako su ($6.95) octopus salad and shrimp tempura-avocado-cucumber-tobiko-spicy mayo "crazy" maki ($7.50), competently rolled.
While hotel guests are likely attracted to thesushi, locals come for the teppanyaki. It's a cheaper and shorter trip than Walt Disney World, when you're looking to placate your inner child. And speaking of children, there are lots of them and they eat for free on Sundays (with some restrictions).
Here's what you get as part of an all-inclusive teppanyaki dinner: a bowl of bland chicken soup; a salad of crisp iceberg lettuce, cucumber, carrots, tomato and red cabbage under gloppy ginger dressing; steamed white rice or hibachi-grilled chef's special fried rice ($1.50 additional), soy-flavored and speckled with scallions, onions and scrambled egg.
Also from the grill: Three griddled shrimp, spritzed with teriyaki sauce; a fresh vegetable medley of zucchini, broccoli, onions, carrots and mushrooms; and bean sprouts, seasoned with soy.
And a protein or proteins of your choosing. Perhaps filet mignon and shrimp ($27.95), chicken and scallop ($24.95), twin lobster tails ($28.95) or tofu ($14.95). Dip everything into saccharine-sweet ginger sauce or semispicy mustard.
When the chef is paying attention, things are cooked perfectly. The filet is rare as I requested, the shrimp and scallops, juicy. The tofu is nicely glazed with teriyaki and soy. But the chicken and lobster tails are overly dry.
Desserts (strawberry cheesecake, ice creams) cost extra.
"I could eat here every night," said my friend Richard, who has one of the best palates I know. What he means is that the food at Bisuteki Tokyo is so unobtrusively basic, comparatively healthy and literally hot off the grill - and there's so much of it at such reasonable prices - that one could dine here regularly with few regrets.
Richard also liked the assortment of classic - and cheap - retro tropical drinks. Such as the rum and Curacao Pineapple Passion ($5.95) served in a ceramic pineapple; or a high-octane Head Hunter ($5.95) in a faux coconut. There's also sake and anonymously produced varietal wines by the glass.
What Richard didn't dig was the collective nature of the experience - the close-quarters seating that engenders a forced bonhomie among tablemates. One night, the lady on my right splashed me with her sake beer bomb.
Bisuteki Tokyo's extreme makeover with its wooden slat walls, granite countertops and ichibana flower arrangements includes powerful ventilation fans - so guests don't go home smelling like stir-fry.
Then again, when the teppanyaki chef constructs a Mount Fuji mound ofonion rings, douses it with oil, then vodka and, finally, sets it ablaze to create an erupting onion volcano that threatens to singe your eyelashes, do you really care how you smell afterward?
777 Memorial Drive, Cambridge. 617-497-8888; bisutekicambridge.com.
Price: $20-$40
Hours: Mon.-Thurs., 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m., Fri. & Sat., 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m.; Sun, noon-10 p.m.
Bar: Full
Credit: All
Accessibility: Accessible
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It was a beautiful breezy Sunday to laze around the city along the scenic Yarra River. Of course, cam-whoring was part of the ritual and I had to pose with my new Birkenstock which came in time for spring. Yay, happy feet! All I need to do now is to get my pedicure done 🙂
Ok Ok, nuff said about my feet ! Yikes. We bought a social voucher to Hooks @ The Yarra for a Lobster Thermidor lunch. Lobster is one of those seafood that is not on my daily menu so definitely looking forward to it. It was a truly perfect day to chill with beer and waterfront view.
The moment we have been waiting for (wait for it *drumroll*) …. to sink our teeths into the lobster! Each of us got half a lobster only 😦 But the the ultra juicy, buttery sauce was very well blended with hot mustard and the lobster meat, so much so it gave me a "ping" through my senses. Thoroughly enjoyable and delicious. And it goes really well with the risotto served by the side.
Lobster thermidor, chips, salad and sauce
Verdict : Seafood…*drool*. This lunch has given me a preview of seafood cooking in Hooks @ The Yarra and I can say that I will be returning for more of that well cooked range of seafood menu in this restaurant.
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To die for : Lobster thermidor
Price : $$
Yummy Factor : +3
Noise Level : Moderate
[Hooks @ The Yarra]
50 River Esplanade, Yarra's Edge, South Wharf, Victoria
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Top Things to Do in New Orleans
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St. Charles Line, All Aboard!
Hop aboard the historic St. Charles Avenue Streetcar, the oldest continuously operating street railway system in the world. Built in 1835, the line covers a 13-mile-long loop, running from Canal Street to Carondelet Avenue, with dozens of historic New Orleans mansions along the way.
Garden District Mansions
Among the stops on the St. Charles Line is the Garden District. Spanning 25 acres, this stretch of town is home to some of the best-preserved mansions in the entire South. Among them is this "Wedding Cake House," a privately owned Victorian Colonial Revival-style home, at 5809 St. Charles Avenue.
French Quarter's Jackson Square
Named for Battle of New Orleans hero Andrew Jackson in 1815, Jackson Square Park has been called one of "America's Great Public Spaces" by the American Planning Association. Roughly the size of a city park, the space is a regular venue for live musical acts. At its center you'll find Saint Louis Cathedral, the oldest cathedral in North America.
Audubon Aquarium's Deep Seas
See the wonders of the sea at the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas. Located on the banks of the Mississippi River, next to the French Quarter, the aquarium is home to amazing displays of sea life, like in the massive 400,000-gallon Gulf of Mexico exhibit, where stingrays, sharks, endangered green sea turtles and more exotic marine life glide past your nose.
Carousel Gardens
Give it a whirl around the Musik Express. It's one of about 15 rides you'll find at Carousel Gardens, a small outdoor theme park in the heart of New Orleans. The kids will love the park's prime attraction (and namesake) -- a wooden carousel more than 100 years old that hasn't let up on its merrymaking magic.
Grab Your Beads ...
The good times roll on and on in New Orleans. Grab your beads for NOLA's biggest celebration of the year, Mardi Gras. And once you've had your French Quarter fill, come back for New Orleans' other colorful festivals, including the Whitney White Linen Night (August), the New Orleans Film Festival (October) and the Oak Street Po' Boy Festival (November).
Mardi Gras World
And for a peek into Mardi Gras... tour this working warehouse, where parade floats for New Orleans' biggest day are made. Located on the Mississippi River, the massive, 400,000-square-foot space known as Mardi Gras World is home to artists and craftsmen who design and build over 500 floats each year.
America's National WWII Museum
Head to "America's National World War II Museum," so named by Congress in 2003. Among its exhibits, the museum tells the story of the role New Orleans played in the war effort: Boats crucial to D-Day operations were designed, built and tested by a New Orleans' company of its day, Higgins Industries.
New Orleans' Only Steamboat
Take a sentimental journey along the Mississippi River, courtesy of Steamboat Natchez Riverboat. The two-hour cruise glides along the river, with live jazz and a menu showcasing local food options like file gumbo and Louisiana-style fried fish -- all topped with delicious views of the Big Easy's skyline.
Treme Neighborhood
Explore one of New Orleans' oldest neighborhoods. Home to more than 4,000 people, the historic Treme neighborhood began as a plantation in the late 1700s, owned by a Frenchman named Claude Treme. Today, this stretch of town is lined with old homes like this, with many undergoing rehabilitation efforts. Treme was also the subject of an HBO series of the same name.
Frenchmen Street
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It is probably a good measure of Manchester United's difficulties that if David Moyes's side are defeated on Tuesday it will be the first time they have lost three consecutive home games since a week before the Cuban missile crisis. David Moyes was not even born when Manchester City, Burnley and Blackburn Rovers all won at Old Trafford over the space of three weeks in the autumn of 1962. And the last time United racked up a hat-trick of home defeats in one week? Forget it. It has never happened in the club's history.
A negative tone, perhaps, but that is what happens when a team have just lost a 21-year unbeaten record at home against Everton, and a 41-year one against Newcastle United, during four traumatic days that have dropped them into ninth position in the Premier League. They are 14 points worse off than the same stage last season, with a 28-point swing in favour of Arsenal, and Moyes probably did not help himself a great deal when he was asked whether he needed something to lift his spirits. "No, not after the [Newcastle] game," he replied. "That raised my spirits." Work that one out.
United's manager made a lot more sense when he talked of it being a "tough" moment in his professional life and, though his team have already qualified for the next stage of the Champions League, the visit of Shakhtar Donetsk has the potential to be another less than straightforward occasion. The Ukrainians have to take three points from Old Trafford to qualify and, in that scenario, Moyes's men would finish as the runners-up in Group A, exposing themselves to the possibility of playing Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atlético Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain and, almost certainly, Bayern Munich in the next round.
Moyes admitted he is considering resting players for Sunday's game at Aston Villa but he also has injury issues to contemplate – Nemanja Vidic, Chris Smalling and Patrice Evra all joined Michael Carrick and Marouane Fellaini on the list of absentees in training – and has to be aware of not taking too many risks. "It's important to give ourselves the best possible chance in the next round," he said. "The big job was to make sure we qualified. We have done that, and hopefully we can finish off the group unbeaten. If we do that, that will see us through."
The paradox is that it is only a couple of weeks since United travelled to Germany and thrashed Bayer Leverkusen 5-0, their most emphatic away win in the European Cup since 1957. United were unbeaten throughout October and November, and yet in the Premier League there is also the jarring statistic that they have scored only three goals from open play at Old Trafford all season.
"We've been inconsistent at times, we've played very well in some of the games in the Champions League, not so well in the Premier League, albeit we've lacked a little bit of good fortune in one or two games which might have made a difference," Moyes said.
"I think it's a bit of everything we could do better. We would like to play better generally, we would like to pass it better, we would like to create more chances and to defend better when those moments arrive, so I think it's all around we're trying to improve. But it was only a few weeks ago when we had beaten Arsenal and Leverkusen, and we were talking very well about the team."
At least there was no sign of a manager outwardly feeling the strain. Moyes was smiling as he took his seat, with a larger than usual audience for his press conference, but there was a telling moment when it was put to him that he had recently said the squad were good enough. Did he still think the same? "The question I got asked was: "Is the squad big enough?" and I said: "Yes, the squad is big enough". Your question is slightly different." But is it good enough? "I believe the squad is big enough, yes." It was a revealing answer.
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My favorite cleaner. The scent is wonderful and it cleans very well. I use it all over my home and it leaves it smelling incredible! Unfortunately when I got my package the cleaner was frozen from being outside and when it unfroze it exploded and I lost about half the bottle. But I will be ordering more.
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This multi-purpose cleaner smells incredible! I was both surprised and very pleased, actually wanted to do more cleaning-lol!!!
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I cook all of our meals and can our produce on a 36" glass top stove. I've spent years trying different products to clean the glass. It was a job that I absolutely dreaded. I would always have to wash it with detergent and then use another product (usually unsuccessfully!) to make it shine. I was amazed the first time I used Mrs. Meyers. It only took minutes and one product to clean and shine the stove top with no dull film. My stove looks like new all of the time now. Love it!
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Cleans well
I like this cleaner but the smell is a little strong.
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Love the smell these products leave in my house after cleaning with this excellent chemical free cleaner!
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I really like this product and I use it in the kitchen to clean my counter surfaces. I like the clean fresh lemon verbena scent it leaves lingering in the air.
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Used it for years
So glad to see this on Thrive Market. I've been using this cleaner for years and works just as good as any commercial cleaner I've tried. The scent is fantastic too.
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Nice fragrance, nice product
It's nice to clean with something that doesn't smell toxic. Mrs. Meyer's Multi-Surface Everyday Cleaner is made from essential oils. I don't know why another reviewer suggested the company use essential oils, because they already do! You just have to read the label. My real favorite is the Lavender. I hope Thrive carries that one soon.
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I like cleaning with this fresh smelling product. I don't know why Jessica, another reviewer, was complaining about Mrs. Meyer needing to use essential oils, because they already do. It's right on the label!
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Jessica, Mrs. Meyer uses essential oils in their cleaning products. Check out their website:
"Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day household products make cleaning your home fresh, fun and fragrant. All of our cleaners are made with natural essential oils, are phosphate-free, and we never test on animals. So, whatever household product you use, it will be good for you, your home and the earth."
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Love this - very multi purpose!
- Sarah
Fresh and clean
I love this scent--it makes everything smell so much fresher and cleaner! I like that the scent lingers, too.
Smells like cheap perfume
I don't know why they can't just use essential oils. The fragrance in this cleaner got to me right away, with a sicky-sweet smell that I can actually taste a couple of hours later. One spray, and I am having to throw it away. Lemon verbena does not smell like that, folks!
Leave out the "fragrance" please, and I'll be happy to retry the product.
- Jessica
Daily dose of sunshine
This product has replaced the use of a bleach based counter cleaner that I used on a daily basis. This is a great cleaner and it smells so refreshing! Outstanding product!
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The World Cup Aero Pack is Ski Trab's lightest race pack, designed as a minimalist system to shave weight. Despite that constraint, the form fitting pack is actually featureful enough to tour with on those farther and faster days with a ski carry system, external skin pocket, and a comfort elastic shoulder system. The pack is designed to fit very closely to your shoulders so it doesn't slop around while you're racing and keeps you aerodynamic. As such it comes in two sizes, with the larger size appropriate for those over approximately 5' 10 or 155 lbs. The shoulder straps are elastic instead of adjustable with buckles, and there is some thin webbing with an adjustable buckle to secure it to your waist. 15 liter 915 cubic inches capacity is enough for your safety gear and essentials for the day. Ski carry loop with a hook on the right shoulder strap can be used while the pack is on your back fits tails up to 100mm. Big stash pouch across your lower back with an adjustable elastic cinch for skins or other items you want to grab in a hurry. Special headlamp or security pocket on top so you don't fumble around in the dark. The pack has been whitelisted by the ISMF so you know it's legit for those sanctioned rando races. Weight ounces 308g M 320g L Volume 15L Access Top and back Hydration Hydration compatible, designed for 1.5 liter bag Ski Carry Loop with shoulder strap hook Shovel Probe No special slots but they fit Security Pocket Yes
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My own perception of my romance.
"Deme, why are you worried?"
I looked up and met eyes of gilded gold.
"You want everything to be just perfect right?"
I looked around as if she wasn't speaking to me.
"You have to make that ultimate decision of what path you will take for the rest of your life."
I stood up and passed her the paint brush with disbelief.
She smirked as she twirled her paint brush.
And then it began:
The bristles trickled light valencia droplets against the mahogany like surface
Her fingertips gently press away from each other
to create a smooth shine against the two-toned cranberry tint.
She brushed a light caramelized glaze over the detailed image.
She watched my facial expressions as she lightly spotted the bottom lip.
She created the softest lips.
She knew what was doing when she saw how I reacted.
She was the supreme artist and I was her audience.
Her mission was to complete what I could not finish.
I continued as I watched her dive into her indulgence.
She aligned his hands with strength of dark charcoal dumbbells,
And colored his sensitivity against the sounds of the rain outside.
She painted him standing tall and much taller than me.
I examined her as she made his body imperfect and she winked at me,
but I knew I was intrigued with what she was creating.
She gently outlined white and glossy soft sided cubicles against his long smile,
and decorated his skin with one single piece of art, our favorite music note, a treble clef.
She laughed as she drew his confidence and arrogance aerate from his skin.
His eyes focus on his love for reading, writing and the performing arts.
and body position stood with masculinity, prestige, and control.
"You have to know that you will never be in control. "
I looked away from her and faced the wall . Before I could speak, she muttered:
" Hush, I'm done with your expectations, now watch."
She refreshed her paint brush and took the time to detail his eyes.
To think that I created so much emphasis on this painting of my mister right. Now I can't stop her, she's too deep. Much too deep...
I took a step back and found myself astonished and covered in fascination .
Because he wasn't who I painted my Mister right to be.
He was more than I thought I deserved in my existence.
She turned to me and asked, "Bring my indulgence to life and press your lips against his."
My neck snapped towards her as I could not believe what she uttered. She watched my precision. I took a deep breath and she corrected me:
"Is this not what you have desired? You subconsciously made this decision to stay, and now finish my lovely gift to you..."
I contemplated what she spoke of... And with no one looking, I gently pressed myself against his.
I felt dumb for a few seconds until I started to taste sea salt of the beach.
It brought me back to my childhood, forcing me to relax my eyes
I could see my brother playing with my father and sister while my mother enjoyed her ebony magazine underneath the jumbo salmon pink and apple green beach umbrella.
I remember standing there, being knee deep in the warm relaxful water,
just an awkward gentle boy observing his life.
I felt a hand gently palm my face, and I flashed forward to my grandma smile.
Its been more than 7 years since she passed, the warmth of her smile was worth that few moments of bliss.
I felt my head jerk back as I fell deeper into the indulgence of him..
I enjoy moments of graduating with my bachelor's degree and the blood, sweat and tears that got me there.
I remember my first touch and how sensual it was.
The first reading of my poetry and the intensity that I felt in my fingertips.
As I lyrically spoke.
My hands scale his skin as his lips began a journey down my neck.
Every lick and gust of air that escape from his lips shatter feelings of pain and promise.
I could feel my body fall into a puddle of lust and I didn't know how to feel.
I slowly opened my eyes to stare at the ceiling...
My ears tuned sharp could hear every breath that was taken
Every moan and every brush stroke.
I saw the room sweating with heat and I found myself confused,
Even though his eyes were close, I could see through his eyes.
I watch myself through him.
I looked enchanted, and intrigued.
I look at home and comfortable, and I also watch him feed off my passion.
Was this feeling real or all imaginary?
Was this all dreamt up, what separate this from reality?
I took a step away from him, and my pain started to cut down my lust.
Why was I created if I could not love?
This is not real... I am kissing a painting and I broke free...
I slapped down her portrait and she jumped up.
"What are you doing? Why question me!?"
Warm tears rushed down my face.
I stood there in silence with my tears hitting the floor.
I couldn't say a word. I just stood there with tears.
I want a happy ending.
She walked up to me and hugged me.
You could hear my heart played in a D# diminish chord.
"I was only trying to help..." she muttered as she released.
Her eyes stared into the distance. I turned to see what she was looking at.
He said, "Deme, I was here the entire time. You were too busy looking for me, to not let me find you."
He picked up her painting and put it back on the stand.
I didn't know to feel. He walked up to her and hugged her.
He whispered in her ear, "he isnt ready for me, yet."
I stood there with empowerment as I heard him utter those words.
The gentleman walked over to me, and kissed me on my lips.
"You aren't ready for me yet, because you still need to be in control. When you finally allow God to settle in your heart, and allow him to breathe new life into you, then you'll be ready.
I continued to leave my head up high, as I watch him walk into the light.


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7.1 Variation of Work Required and Delay. If the work You ultimately require Us to do varies from the work for which a quotation or estimate has been given, or if We are prevented from or delayed in undertaking the Services or any part thereof (except where that prevention or delay results from a factor within Our control), we will also be entitled to make a reasonable additional charge. We will also be entitled to reimbursement from you of any amount which we have been required to pay to a third party (other than a Subcontractor) to obtain or effect delivery of the Goods.
7.2 Alteration of Dates. If a date for the performance by Us of any Services is agreed upon in the quotation and acceptance or subsequently, and You require that date to be altered or the Goods are not available on that date, We will be entitled to make a reasonable additional charge for any loss or additional expense occasioned by such alteration or unavailability.
7.3 Payment by Third Party. If You arrange with Us or instruct Us that Our charges are to be paid by a third party, and if that party does not pay the charges within 14 days of the date set for payment or, if no date is set for payment, within 14 days of the date of invoice, You agree to thereupon pay the charges.
7.4 Default Charges. If amounts are outstanding from you to us for more than 30 days, we will be entitled to charge interest at the Commonwealth Bank maximum personal overdraft interest rate for amounts not exceeding $100,000 from time to time, calculated on daily rests.
7.5 Contractual Liens. All Goods received by us will be subject to a general lien for any moneys due by You to Us relating to any Services provided under this or any other agreement. Without prejudice to any other rights which We may have under this contract or otherwise at law, if any amounts have been outstanding for a period of 26 weeks, We may give 28 days' written notice to You of intention to sell, and if the outstanding amount is not paid within that period, We may SELL ALL OR ANY OF THE GOODS by public auction or, if that is not reasonably practicable, by private treaty and apply the net proceeds in satisfaction of the amount due.
8. Loss or Damage – Private Removals and Storage
8.1 Australian Consumer Law. Except where the Services are required by You for the purposes of a business, trade, profession or occupation in which You are engaged, this agreement will be subject to the guarantees set out in sections 60, 61 and 62 of the Australian Consumer Law (as enacted as Schedule 2 of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010) being, in particular, a guarantee that the Services will be rendered with due care and skill, and the following conditions of this clause 8 will apply.
8.2 Exclusions. We will not be liable for any loss or damage nor any delay which results from any cause beyond our control
8.3 Damage to Goods – Packaging. If the Goods sustain damage by reason of defective or inadequate packing or unpacking, and the packing or unpacking (as the case may be) was not undertaken by us or a Subcontractor, We will not be liable.
8.4 Damage to Goods – Inherent Risk. Certain goods (including electrical and mechanical appliances, computer equipment, scientific instruments and certain musical instruments) are inherently susceptible to suffer damage or disorder upon removal. Unless that damage or disorder results from the want of due care and skill on our part, we will not be liable.
8.5 Notification of Loss or Damage. Any claim for loss or damage under this clause 8 is to be notified by you to Us in writing, or by telephone and later confirmed in writing, within a reasonable time after the date of delivery. We will have the best chance of locating any misplaced items, or ascertaining the cause of damage, if that notification is given to us within 2 working days.
8.6 Maximum Value of Goods. In any claim for loss or damage under this clause 8, any estimate of the value of the Goods which you have provided to us, whether for the purposes of insurance or otherwise, will be prima facie evidence that the total value of the Goods did not exceed that estimate at the time of loss or damage.
9. Loss or Damage – Commercial Removals and Storage
9.1 Application. If the Services are required by you for the purposes of a business, trade, profession or occupation in which you are engaged, the following conditions of this clause 9 will apply.
9.2 Negligence. We will only be liable for loss or damage resulting from our negligence, and in any event that liability will be limited to $100 per item or package, or $1,000 in respect of all Goods moved or stored under this agreement (whichever is the lesser).
9.3 Claims. In circumstances where We are liable under subclause 9.2, notice of the claim must be given by You to Us as soon as possible, and written notice must be given within 14 days of the date of delivery or, in the case of loss, the date upon which the Goods would ordinarily have been delivered, failing which We will have no further liability.
10. Insurance
10.1 Insurance. You may, of course, arrange insurance with an insurer of your choice.
10.2 Assignment. If We, in discharge of any liability, make payment of any amount to You in respect of loss of, damage to or delay in delivery of the Goods, You hereby assign to Us all rights which You have under any policy of insurance to recover that amount and You hereby irrevocably appoint Us as your attorney with full power in Your name to claim and recover that amount and You will execute all documents and provide all information as may be necessary to enable Us to obtain the full benefit of this clause.
11. Disputes
11.1 Notification of Dispute. If you or we consider that a dispute has arisen in relation to this agreement (either during the Services, or after they have been completed), written notice of the dispute will be given to the other party. Even if that notice is given, you and we must continue to perform any obligations outstanding by us under the agreement.
11.2 Dispute Resolution. If you and we cannot resolve the dispute between Us, You are entitled to refer the dispute to the Fair Trading Nsw
12. Variation and Notice
12.1 Variation. The terms of these conditions cannot be varied other than by your and our mutual consent. Our consent can only be given by a proprietor, director, secretary or manager, and must be evidenced in writing.
12.2 Notice. Any notice to be given by us to you may be given personally or by prepaid post addressed to your address last known to us, or by facsimile to a facsimile number at that address, or by electronic mail.
13. Applicable Law
13.1 The law which governs this agreement will be the law applicable in the place in which the agreement is made.


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This has nothing to do with "Swamp People," though I suppose you could use one of these saws to cut up a gator.
If you look at these tools from Bosch and DeWalt, you can see why they're called what they are. But it's kind of funny that they sell them in Europe (where there are no gators) but don't sell them here (where if the History Channel is to be believed – we're being overrun by them). Saws of this type have been marketed in the U.S. but never caught on. In Europe they're used like recip saws and to cut particular types of masonry. Here's a video (at the 1:35 mark) that shows an Alligator saw being used on Porotherm block.
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FWIW, I think Wen sold one in the US at one time- I saw a butcher using it.
Now that you mention it - I remember seeing this type of saw with a Wen label on it (back when the brand color was red; now it's blue).