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David Crossley wrote: > I revised the list, taking the replies into account > and adding some new queries. > >>- agree the subset of XHTML2 to be used >>and document that via example. > > See other thread. > >>- create DTD's > > Why do we need DTDs for use with internal structure? For using XHTML2 as an input format. In fact it will be a modularization of XHTML2 via RelaxNG validation. >>- Decide how to make the pipeline process. >>Now we have body-*.html and stuff, but a simpler process >>should be devised. >> >>- Convert all sitemaps and transformers to utilise >>that new process. >> >>- add a sitemap that processes *.xhtml2 files in a >>parallel section > > Does this refer to XHTML2 as input source files? It refers to all processing. > What processing is needed? That's what has to be decided ;-) Whoever does it gets to try a simpler pipeline (without the body, header, etc doc matches, but just a single transformation). >>- convert all forrest:contracts to accept XHTML2 >>as input rather than XDoc while keeping the old >>ones in the meantime >> >>- convert forrest:views to work with XHTML2 >>and make them work in the extra pipeline. >>Here we should be able to accept XHTML2 input >>and produce the usual output. >> >>For legacy: >> >>- xdoc to XHTML2 stylesheet and create XDoc input plugin >> >>- document migration process -- Nicola Ken Barozzi firstname.lastname@example.com - verba volant, scripta manent - (discussions get forgotten, just code remains) ---------------------------------------------------------------------
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"...I Always Dump My Girlfriends Right Before Christmas."
I hated taking the trian. Not only was there nothing to do, you're surrounded by strange people, and God knows how many people have sat in these seats over the years. They're filthy!
Not only that, you can't have a conversation with the person beside you without five other people hearing you.
"Hows you're girl doing?"
"I dumped her."
"Wow. Why?"
"I always dump my girlfriends right before Christmas. Then I don't have to buy them Christmas or Valentines day gifts. Plus, I don't have to worry about them over snowmobiling season."
"What are you saying?" Her eyes welled up with tears that threatened to spill any second. If they did happen to run down her face, that serious amount of makeup she usually wore would streak with it.
"I'm breaking up with you Alexia. I just don't feel like we really connect like we use to." Good lie, I told myself.
"No. Please, Brett. We can work this out. I'll change, I'll try harder. Please, just don't leave me!"
"I can't. If you have to change, than it's obvious that we don't belong together."
She looked up at me with her misty brown eyes and pleaded. But I didn't need a girl friend right then. Plus, she was a little too touchy for me, I found. This realationship was over and that was that. There was no way she was getting around that.
"Goodbye, Ali."
"No! Wait..."
"Wait for what? For you to realize we don't belong together? That will just be time wasted, girl."
With that I turned and walked out the door. I didn't look back, but I heard Alexia burst into tears before the door closed behind me. As much as I didn't want a girlfriend, it always hurt me a little to hear them cry.
But a time would come, I know, that I will be with a girl that I won't be able to dump. She'll be the one for me, and I won't mind buying her things, and she won't nag that I'm never around during snowmobiling season. Heck, she'll probably come sledding with me.
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Thanks for your post as I lost a family member on 9/11. I wrote a blog post on what I experienced that day watching it happen. It made me sad to remember it again.
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Thanks for your post as I lost a family member on 9/11. I wrote a blog post on what I experienced that day watching it happen. It made me sad to remember it again.
It's one of those days that people of our generation will never forget where they were or what they were doing when it all went down, much like Pearl Harbor, JFK assassination or the moon landing.
In our neck of the woods it was terrifying. After the Pentagon was hit DC closed the Metro, people were stranded with no way to get home, streets were clogged with people trying to get the hell out of dodge and wondering where Flight 93 was going to strike.
Yes, indeed I will never forget....
Prayers up.
Earlier while in the car with my girlfriend, I was telling her how it seems like it happened just yesterday. I remember exactly what I was doing, where I was, and what I was wearing.
I was in the middle of a Speech (giving) class and my school had TV's in every room. Before the start of every class, our speech teacher would play the news for about 10 minutes and always stressed the importance of keeping up with current events, all over the world. Out of nowhere, the terrifying message and video was shown and we all watched, most of us in tears, with horror and complete disbelief. It seriously felt like we were being attacked from all angles and we all thought more and more was to come. Very shortly afterwards, we were all on our way home. My dad was shipped out shortly afterwards. I'll never forget that day, ever.
Just a side note.. while watching my niece and girlfriend's daughter playing together yesterday in the yard, I had the news on the porch TV to see if there was any updates on Syria. Being the day before 9/11 and the current mess we have going on, really drove home just how innocent children are. There they are in the yard, getting dirty as all get out, laughing, smiling, and having a blast with no clue about what's going on in the world and what has gone on. I pray that when they grow up, they never have to experience anything similar but I'm positive that's just wishful thinking.
"Rebellion against tyrants is obedience to God." - Benjamin Franklin
"Experience: that most brutal of teachers. But you learn, my God do you learn." - C.S. Lewis
I remember 9/11 - a first hand account of the horror on that day | The Old Gunhand
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I do remember what I was doing. This was before I retired and I traveled constantly. September 10 I flew in from Cleveland and got home and in bed at about 2:30 AM on the 11th. My sister called and woke me up -- she knew a little about my travel schedule, was scared, and wanted to know if I was home. She asked if I knew what was happening. She told me to turn on the TV.
I was so mad, hurt, confused, hateful, revengeful, and a lot of other emotions.
Old Dog, I'm sorry for your loss.
I too remember what I was doing as I was in midtown Manhattan, about 3 miles from the WTC, for a business meeting. Just as I was closing my hotel room door to go down to the meeting room, the TV broadcast that a small plane had crashed into one of the towers. I went on down to the meeting and told everyone about it. One person was late to the meeting but we went ahead and started without him. He eventually showed up and told us he had seen a second plane (definitely an airliner) fly into the other tower. Some time later, another person found out by phone that the Pentagon had been hit. At that point, it really sank in that the country was under attack and we decided our meeting wasn't at all important. (Ironically, it was a meeting of a risk management committee). We tried to reach our families but, by then, it was almost impossible to get a call out. We soon found out that all transportation in and out of Manhattan had been shut down. To make a long story short, I was eventually able to get out the evening of 9/12 by taking a train out of Penn Station.
I've been very lucky compared to a lot of people -- I didn't lose any family members or friends during the attacks or the subsequent wars. However, the sight of all of the ash-covered emergency vehicles, people running uptown, the local TV coverage of people jumping to their deaths and the towers collapsing, and the smoke cloud still engulfing lower Manhattan as the train left the city, are things I'll never forget.
God bless those who lost friends and family in the attacks, and all of those service members who have subsequently paid such a high price.
Thank you for posting.
I believe we should be reminded every day so we will remain focused on the type of enemy we are dealing with until their eradication from earth.
" Blessed is that man, who when facing death, thinks only of his front sight"
-Jeff Cooper
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|Edward S. Flanagan
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|Alexander V. Acebo
|Succeeded by
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|December 18, 1950
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|Burlington, Vermont
Edward S. Flanagan (born December 18, 1950), commonly known as Ed Flanagan, is an American politician from Vermont. He served as Vermont State Auditor from 1993 to 2001 and as a State Senator from 2005 to 2011.
Flanagan graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in history/political science in 1973, and earned a J.D. from Harvard Law School in 1976. Beginning in 1977, Flanagan served in the Carter Administration as a policy analyst under Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare Joseph Califano, before returning to the private practice of law in Vermont.
Flanagan served as Vermont's State Auditor from 1993 through 2001, becoming the first openly gay, statewide-elected official in the United States. Flanagan was the Democratic nominee in the U.S. Senate contest in 2000, becoming the first openly gay individual to be nominated by a major party as a candidate for the United States Senate. In that election, Flanagan was defeated by incumbent U.S. Senator Jim Jeffords. His U.S. Senate campaign, like many of his campaigns before and since, won the backing of the Gay & Lesbian Victory Fund.
In 2002, Flanagan made a bid for the Democratic nomination for State Treasurer but was defeated by Senator Jeb Spaulding, who went on to win the office.
In 2004, Flanagan returned to public life and was elected to the Vermont State Senate, representing the Chittenden senate district. He is a resident of Burlington, Vermont. He was re-elected in 2006 and 2008 but did not seek re-election in 2010, instead mounting an unsuccessful bid for State Auditor. His Senate term ended in January 2011.
In November 2005, he was seriously injured in a car accident during a period of particularly bad weather. Having spent six months in hospital, he returned to the statehouse in early May 2006 and expressed his desire to get back to work. On December 4, 2006 Flanagan had a second car accident when his car went off the road as he was turning onto I-89 in South Burlington, Vermont.
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Mary: i know a month is a long time, but real life and other fics are going on as well.
The chapter was originally going to be longer, but it's been quite a while since Crepusculum was updated, so here you go.
HP & Co. is The Group of One
EC & Co. is ConstantSnow.
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Chapter 9- The Dead Can't Testify
Harry burst into the cold, flooded room; Blaise, Edward, and Jacob behind him. Edward was sticking right by his mates side, refusing to let him out of his sight. Even if Harry could take care of himself, Edward did not want to risk whatever had Draco injuring Harry.
Harry froze as he gazed at the figures in front of him. Draco's pale broken body was held, bridal style, in the arms of a blond vampire. The vampire was glowering at them, his stance defensive, Draco clutched tightly in his arms.
"Put Draco down now." Harry snarled. His emerald eyes were glowing, his magic rising from his core, ready to kick vampiric ass if the need arose.
The blond vamp growled, "No."
Edward tensed beside Harry, his eyes darting around the room as the air started to become muggy, the electric warm feeling of magic rising in the room. Jacob was sniffing the air as he stared at at Harry, Blaise standing behind his lover with his arms casually crossed.
Normally Blaise would be ready to kill the vampire just like Harry was, but, unlike the stubborn Gryffindor, he had noticed how even though James was clutching Draco to him, he was being extremely careful of Draco's injuries. Every few seconds his crimson eyes would flicker down to the pale aristocrat and worry would flash across his face.
So Blaise stood back and watched how the vampire would handle everything. If he acted correctly, then Blaise would help.
Harry withdrew his wand and aimed it at James' crouching form. "Very well then."
James had only seconds to react before the bright orange curse came flying towards him. Shifting Draco so that he was held tightly against his chest, Jame flung himself out of the way, watching in horror as the curse collided with the wall where his head had been, unnatural orange flames licking their way up the concrete. He narrowed his eyes and looked at the young wizard who was quickly re-aiming. This was so not good.
He dodged yet again as Harry cursed at him. Unfortunately, he was being lead to a trap. Remus and Sirius, upon seeing the bright orange flames that had eaten their way up to the first floor, had rushed down the back entrance of the building and were standing behind James. As James leaped back, Remus quickly grabbed his arms, Sirius quickly taking Draco from him. James, not wanting Draco to come to further harm, let go, forced to watch as his mate was taken away.
James screamed, baring his teeth at the man who took Draco away from him. "Give him back!" James demanded fighting against the werewolf that held him. He thrashed back and forth, as the group seemed to just grow in numbers.
"Give me one good reason why I shouldn't turn you into nothing more than a black smudge against the wall." The green eyed human said darkly, his voice starting to turn into a hiss.
"I saved his life." James growled, not at all backing down. He wasn't submissive, ever.
The human paused then turned to the vampire that came into the factory. "Is he telling the truth?"
The vampire looked at James, and James growled lowly, struggling against the werewolf who growled back his chest rumbling. James stared at the vampire, never taking his eyes off his topaz ones.
"He didn't bring Draco here. Before we burst in he was trying to decided if a hospital would be better, or to bring him back to your house. Apparently Draco stumbled onto him hunting a few days ago, and instead of killing him -..." The vampire trailed off. "He let him go." Is what he finished with a few minutes later.
"We don't have time to discuss right now. We need to get Draco back home, and try to treat his wounds as best as possible." The man who had taken Draco away said seriously.
The green eyed boy turned to James, who lifted his chin. "You're coming with, I don't want you out of my sight. You know who the red head is don't you?"
"I'll tell you everything you want to know, as long as you save him." James said, turning his attention to Draco's shivering and battered form. "Lets go."
"Edward you're the fastest, you run ahead gather all the medical supplies that you can. Blaise you go with, potions and spell books." The green eyed one said. "Jacob do you think you and Emmett can hold him?"
The shape shifter nodded as the Edward and Blaise took off, disappearing in the blink of an eye as more vampires came down. A large one came over, James assumed he was Emmett.
"I'll carry him, Sirius." The werewolf said. "I'm stronger, and can run better in the woods than you."
James remained quite and soon everyone was running, and back to the house in no time. James stood tensely in the corner while a rather large group, the sire of the vampires: Carlisle, the werewolf: Remus, and the unknown creature: Blaise tried to find out a way to help Draco. Harry - the green eyed one was sitting on the floor with his back against the wall. Draco was laying on the very large kitchen table, because it had the best light and enough space for everyone to stand around. Edward, was standing next to Harry, still as stone, just like the other vampires in the room except for Carlisle. Sirius was sitting next to Harry, a hand supportively against the boy's shoulder.
Then there were the shape shifters; Jacob and Leah, they were both standing against the sliding glass doors that lead into the back yard. Their body heat radiating though the entire unnaturally cold room, James was sure that Remus' body heat was also helping.
The other vampires: Emmett, Jasper, Alice, Rosalie and Esme were all at the far end of the kitchen, Alice and Rosalie both seated on the counter, their mates standing besides them. Alice was clinging tightly to Jasper's hand as the curly haired blond male's face was distorted in extreme distress.
James stopped looking around the room, and reached up to rub his temples. He closed his eyes tightly and exhaled deeply through his nose, blocking out the muttering of Blaise, Carlisle and Remus - none of what they've been whispering for the past twenty minutes has been good.
James tilted his head to the side, hearing the last person, Luna's soft footsteps moving around upstairs. James hadn't been paying close attention to what she had said when she was talking to Leah, something about strange colours and a book, James just figured she was a little girl in extreme stress at her sibling's anguish and ever looming death. James clenched his teeth, he was ready to bite Draco now, and turn him.
Finally Carlisle sighed and James looked up again.
"What is it?" Harry asked eagerly, James could hear his heart beating rapidly - fearfully.
"I'm sorry. Nothing we're doing is fixing the damage." Carlisle said.
"His magic is too weak to help the potions activate." Blaise added.
"And his heart is too weak to pump the blood though his body which also means-" Remus began and Harry stood up suddenly, the air around him crackling. "I'm sorry Harry, but there's nothing we can do."
"Turn him Carlisle, please. Draco will understand." Harry pleaded, turning to the sire.
"He wouldn't make it." It wasn't Carlisle who spoke however, but the soft dreamy voice of Luna. All eyes turned to her. In her arms was a large book opened and held carefully between her arms. Resting between the fold of the pages was a silver knife, which looked very old, and very expensive, most of all with the very large blood red ruby at the end of the handle. She put the book on the table next to Draco, then set the dagger on the table. She reached into her pocket and began pulling things out.
"What are you thinking Luna?" Harry asked.
"I had a dream about this a few weeks ago, and didn't know why." Luna said placing her hand over the right page. "Now I know why."
Remus leaned over the book and Luna stepped away to allow the werewolf a better view.
James clenched his hands into fists.
Remus scanned through the text as his brows started to come together. "Luna, is this what I think it is?"
Luna nodded. "I found this book in a lovely little store in Wales. It's all about old blood spells."
The Cullen's and shifters watched in confusion as several things happened at one. Harry lunged forward from his seat on the floor and started to read frantically. Sirius turned pale and Blaise backed away slowly until he was standing half behind Jacob, his expression pained.
Jacob turned his head, looking at his Imprinted. "Blaise?"
Blaise shook his head, as if to get rid of a thought or lingering memory. "Nothing. My mother was just overly fond of blood spells." In a rare show of vulnerability, he clasped Jacobs wrist.
The Cullen's and Leah looked at him. "What are blood spells?" asked Leah.
"Blood spells are considered a very dark, and very dangerous type of spell work." Blaise stared at Harry and Remus who were pouring over the book, muttering to each other. "They are intended to bind one person to another. Usually against their will. None of those spells will need the victims consent in order to be cast. My mother" he practically spat out the words, "used blood spells to obtain her wealth. And all of her now dead husbands. She would use the ones meant to bind ones will rather then life force and once she obtained their money, she would kill them."
Jacob subtly slipped his hand into Blaise's, offering some comfort. The others gazed at the book with ill hidden wariness. Across the room in the corner, James clenched his jaw, his expression turning hopeful.
"I'm amazed that Harry would consider using them after all he went through with the dark arts." Blaise muttered, half to himself.
Harry apparently heard him for he looked up and grinned. "You forget two things Blaise. I had to learn and use the dark arts when fighting the Death Eaters, and" his expression turned solemn. "I'd do anything to ensure that my friends and family stay alive."
James shuddered at the focused deadly look the young wizard had.
"Well then, let's get to work!" Luna clapped her hands together. Walking over to Leah, she placed a piece of chalk in her hands and instructed her on what to do.
Turning to Remus and Sirius, she asked them to purify the floor before the fireplace. The Cullen's and others watched on as the wizarding folk got to work.
"Harry will need to cast the spell as the most powerful one here," Luna said, walking around the room as she and Leah etched the Runes and pentagram onto the stone floor before the hearth. Remus and Sirius had finished purifying it and were now standing by Harry and the book.
"One slight problem," Jacob said, gaining their attention. "Who is going to be the one that is bound to Draco?"
Looks were exchanged around the room.
"I'll do it." Harry offered.
"No." He turned to face Luna and cocked his head.
"If you bind to Draco, that would cause problems if you and Edward want to stay together."
Harry winced. "But... Draco."
There was silence around the room as the reality of the situation sunk in. Harry would ruin his chances of a happily ever after with Edward if he bound himself to Draco. The same with Blaise and Luna. Sirius and Remus, as the only fully mated wizards in the room, were unable to even think about offering to save him.
The Cullen's turned to face Alice as she suddenly tensed and zoned out, in the thralls of a vision. Alice smiled lightly and sadly as she came out of what she had seen. Turning to Edward, she caught his attention. Alice allowed her brother to peek though her thoughts until he saw the vision she had just had.
Edward, in turn, spun to face James, his eyes wide.
The others in the room started at he utterance, jerking their attention to him and the vampire in the corner.
James stubbornly tilted his head up as he unflinchingly gazed at those in the room.
Sirius snorted. "Well, now that we're finished with these one word conversations, feel like enlightening us norms?"
James stepped forward, his posture open. "Bind me to Draco." he said.
Harry stiffened as he stared intently at the male vampire before him. "Why would you do that for someone you hardly know, vampire? Answer me wisely, for this will be your only chance."
"He's my perfect mate."
Harry blinked in disbelief. Well, he had asked for a straightforward answer.
"As much as I hate to say this, he will have to do." Blaise stepped out from behind Jacob. "Draco is getting worse and being bound to a vampire will drastically increase his chances of living."
Harry sighed, his shoulders slumping forward. "Very well," he mutterd. Beconing to James, he had made him stand in the middle of the intricate drawing. "What is your name, Vampire."
"... James."
"Stand in the middle James and cut your palm. We need to merge your blood with Draco's."
Sirius and Remus gently carried Draco's still form over to them, the others backing out of the way. Placing him down in the correct spot, Remus carefully made a shallow cut in Draco's palm.
Nodding to James, Harry grasped his wand and stood at the base of the diagram. James used his teeth to bite into his palm and clasped his hand against Draco's own bleeding palm.
Taking a deep breath, Harry held his wand over Draco and James clasped hands and said:
"Illa duos animus EGO operor redimion."
It was the strangest feeling James ever experienced. It wasn't painful per say though James wouldn't consider the feeling pleasant. James closed his eyes and clenched his jaw and shifted uncomfortably, but didn't release Draco's hand.
Suddenly there was this heavy weight on his chest and he hissed in pain and doubled over, putting his head on Draco's chest.
Then images flashed before his eyes. They were all of Draco, with others and James quickly realized that they were Draco's memories. James inhaled sharply and let the images flow over him. Then as the images began to slow, something else caught James' attention - a heart beat. He swore he could feel it in his own chest and he swallowed thickly and opened his eyes and looked down at Draco, and was glad to see some colour returning to the blonde's skin. All of the wounds Victoria had given him began to heal and fade.
For the first time James remembered feeling tired. He sat back on his calves and let his and Draco's connected hands fall against Draco's stomach.
"You should both get some sleep, it will probably take a while before Draco's up and about." Remus said and James looked up at him. "You'll be feeling a bit - . . . off for a little while. It is a lot of change that you'll be going through over the next few days."
James turned his attention to Harry, staring at the green eyed boy, calculating.
Harry finally looked up at James. "Thank you." He muttered as he brushed Draco's hair from his still bruised face. James nodded silently.


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- Nafed suggests increase in onion MEP to $900/tonne
- Onions prices to ease in 2-3 weeks on fresh output: Sharad Pawar
- Onion prices continue to remain high at Rs 70-80 per kg
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Worried over rising onion price, the government on Thursday hiked the benchmark price for its exports by 40 per cent to USD 900 per tonne for augmenting domestic supply of the vegetable, even as Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar said rates would ease in the next 2-3 weeks.
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Notwithstanding onion prices skyrocketing, Food and Consumer Affairs Minister K V Thomas ruled out the possibility of declaring onion as an essential commodity, while Pawar, who is also the NCP Chief, said his party was not responsible for hoarding onion in Maharashtra.
Middlemen behind high price of onions: Salman Khurshid
The decision to raise the minimum export price (MEP) to USD 900 per tonne from USD 650 per tonne comes in the backdrop of retail prices soaring to Rs 70-80/kg, after dropping to Rs 50-55 per kg a week ago from the same high level.
"Exports of all varieties of onions will be subject to an MEP of USD 900 per tonne," the Commerce Ministry said.
After a fresh MEP was imposed on exports on August 14, exports in the same month came down to 29,000 tonnes from over a 1 lakh tonnes in the previous month.
When asked about high onion prices, Pawar told PTI: "After talking to farmers and traders, my own assessment is that arrival of new kharif crop will increase substantially in next two-three weeks and prices will come down."
He stated domestic supply would improve as imports have started while exports have fallen.
Asked about reports that blamed NCP for hoarding onions in Maharashtra, Pawar said: "How can NCP be responsible for hoarding? It is a foolish statement. NCP people are elected on the agriculture produce marketing committee, which has the job of looking into arrivals and auctioning."
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I am 75 years old and have had many pet cats. Up until the 1980s they were all indoor/outdoor kitties and unfortunately did not have long lives. Either they never came home or succumbed to neighborhood abuse like poisons or were hit by moving vehicles. Finally in the 1990s I learned the best way to give a long happy life to a cat was to protect them and keep them indoors. In fact, the local shelters would not even adopt them out if the new owner wouldn't agree to that.
This is what I am all about now; the proud owner/mommy of 3 wonderful cats of various ages.
Romeo is a big 15 pound neutered male with gray and white tuxedo markings who is 12 years old;
Riff is 6 years old and almost as large a male as Romeo at 14 pounds and all gray with just a "locket" of white and another patch by his private area. Content with 2, I wasn't looking to adopt another, but along came this tiny black abandoned kitten to my apartment complex last year, and after helping rescue her from a deep gully via ladder (that is another story) I brought her home where she joined me and the "boys."
She is now a year old and half their size at 7 pounds and her name is Raven.
In the past I had a long-haired beauty named Butterfly that lived her entire 17 year life with me and was allowed to die peacefully of old age at home. I have some bittersweet memories of that process and don't know if I recommend it.
I also have some controversial opinions on the pros and cons of declawing. I do not want to argue or receive hate mail from those who oppose it, but since I have lots of personal experience with the process and have 3 different variations of the procedure among my 3 felines at the moment, I feel I can blog about it intelligently and reasonably and discuss the options with any who want to listen.
My blog, "Cat Lady Sally" will hopefully be fun, informative, anecdotal and interesting. Hope you will enjoy it. I have been freelance writing for about 5 years in my retirement years, and have spent the last 2 as writer/editor/publisher on 2 news websites. I also have 1 novel, 1 non-fiction ebook and am included in an anthology of memoirs, all available for sale on Amazon.com.


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It has been nearly three years since I joined the WorldGolf.com team, and in that time we've laughed, we've cried, and I've been insulted in ways I never had imagine possible. But such is the life of a lowly golf blogger.
Today, however, this lowly golf blogger comes asking for help from the golf community. I am writing this post from City of Hope Hospital in Duarte, Calif. My Mom, already a survivor of Ovarian Cancer, has Acute Myleoid Leukemia.
But my Mom is one of the lucky ones. You see, recently, we learned that my Mom - through the amazing work of the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) - has gotten a bone marrow donor. We don't know who he is, except that he is a 48-year-old man who is willing to donate part of himself to save a woman he`ll likely never know. Based on this alone, he is a great man, indeed.
Tomorrow, my Mom will receive the bone marrow transplant that we believe and hope will save her life. Without the transplant, her life expectancy was about a year or so. With this transplant, there is the possibility that she will be cured, and her life expectancy should be five years, if not many years more.
While I understand this is not about golf, I share this with you because it's about Mothers. You see, this week is the "Thanks Mom" Campaign held by the NMDP. The hope is to bring 46,000 people to the national Registry in just the two weeks surrounding Mother`s Day. For thousands of patients living with diseases like leukemia, finding a match on the Registry is their only chance of long-term survival.
The bone marrow registry currently has 10 million donors - worldwide. That my Mom was able to get a donor is akin to a miracle, such are the odds. The NMDP needs more people willing to join the registry, and right now they are signing people up for free or for rates much lower than the normal $52 (which pays for tissue typing).
Simply put, a bone marrow transplant is the difference between life and death for thousands and thousands of people a year. To be a donor requires little more than a swab inside the cheek. And if you are called upon to be a donor, all your medical bills will be paid for, and the procedure is akin a root canal. It's not pleasant, so much, but it's not hard either, and a day or two of soreness is all a donor will go through. To save a life.
If you need any information at all, check with the National Marrow Donor Program at Marrow.org.
If you want to donate, click here to find a donor drive near you.
And if you want to find out about the hard work the NMDP does and the people it affects, click hear to visit their Donor Garden, a beautiful site where kind and giving people come together to help those who truly need help.
My friends, I am currently stripped of all pretense. I am asking from my heart that you support the NMDP, whether through joining the registry or through giving some type of financial gift. The National Donor Program is an organization I am proud to be a part of. Because they are helping to save my mom's life.
So this Mother's Day, please give the gift of life to another mother. Because it's a gift that gives to an entire family and so many more. Thank you all so much for any help you're willing to give. And please feel free to ask me any questions you may have.
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Straight thought process of my day a few months ago.
Life is a mess
An untidy room
One snooze button too many
Routine begins
Mindlessly check my phone
One. New. Message.
From you?
Why so late?
I hate sleep
Can't reply
Moment has passed
I hate sleep
Late for class
Disheveled morning hair
There's a hole in my shoe
Re-open the elusive text
"Can we talk?"
Can't concentrate on this lecture
Read the message fifty times
Straining out every possible undertone
Hit reply
"Sorry I was asleep. You okay?"
You just had to reply
Stare at the phone
Class is released
Walk across campus
Headphones in
Oblivious to the world
Head down, walking fast
Phone vibrates
Why do I care?
It means nothing to me
It means everything to me
It's a text message
Five seconds.....
Message isn't from you
Heart drops to my feet
Why do I care?
It means nothing to me
It means everything to me
Cycle repeats
It's evening
Haven't talked to a single person all day
Shake this feeling
Start a paper
Can't concentrate
Music blaring
What did you do to me?
Three words drive me insane
Go to sleep, make time pass
Can't sleep
What do I know anymore?
I am anxious without you
I don't need you
I am centered around you
Phone vibrates
"Yeah. Just one of those nights. Needed to talk."
Stare at the phone
You don't need anything anymore
You don't need me
You have lines of anxiously waiting disciples
Text her
Call her
Leave me alone
I need sleep
Must sleep
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Because of a belief that they would like to develop a quarterback, many project the Dolphins to take Ryan Tannehill with the eighth pick in the draft.
But what if the Dolphins don't take Tannehill?
The Miami Herald's Armando Salguero, too, thinks it will be Tannehill, but he gave a few off-the-radar options the Dolphins may consider in the first and second rounds.
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With the NFL Draft less than a month away, I figured we'd take a look at eight things that could happen when the Dolphins get ready to use the eighth pick on April 26th. I've attempted to categorize them three ways: "good chance," "possible chance" and "slim chance," though those categories are just my own opinions.
April is here and that means one thing in the NFL: Draft time. With the first round getting underway on the 26th, I figured today was a good day to do our first "Mock Draft Roundup" of 2012. Below are several experts' opinions on what will happen when the Dolphins make the eighth overall selection–some you'll like and others you won't–but it's a nice cross-section of what is being said about the Fins and the number-eight spot around the league:
Todd McShay, ESPN: Ryan Tannehill, QB, Texas A&M
Tannehill is still somewhat raw as a quarterback — just 19 starts after beginning his career as a wide receiver — but his athleticism and upside are impressive.
We do the work of finding all of the stories about the Fins from around the web and all you have to do is click them. Here is what is being said about the Dolphins today:
From the Fins:
- Draft prospect Melvin Ingram joins The Finsiders
- Andy Kent of Dolphins.com discusses the talent we have at left tackle
- CBSSports.com's Rob Rang gives his insight on the upcoming draft
- James Walker of ESPN.comexplores the possibility of acquiring Peyton Manning
- Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald talks about a potential safety for the Fins
- The Sun-Sentinel's Omar Kelly discusses important decisions that could affect us
The talented pass rusher out of South Carolina, a projected first-round pick by most draft experts, talks with The Finsiders about what he'll bring to the NFL team that selects him in April. Find out which current NFL linebackers Ingram compares his style of play to.
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The NFL Network analyst gives his commentary on Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III, Ryan Tannehill, and other quarterbacks that should be selected early in April's draft. Also, find out Mayock's thoughts on the defensive ends and offensive tackles that figure to be available around the time that the Dolphins make their 1st round selection.
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Penelope walked in looking the worse for wear and Alana raised a brow at her response. What sort of horse riding involved ripped skirts and coming back filthy? Unless..
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text: After Funny Ha Ha, another modest low-budget indie introducing more potential saviours of American cinema - in the form of the Duplass brothers, who co-wrote and individually direct and act here. On paper it looks they bought a "make your own movie" kit in Wal-Mart: it follows an aimless, uptight 20-something, his flaky girlfriend and his neo-hippie brother on a road trip to pick up a La-Z-Boy chair for their father. The Duplasses have a real feel for character: beyond the "dude"s and "like"s, the dialogue captures the awkwardness and frustration of young adulthood with loving accuracy. Promising stuff.


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Ok, here is the bear my partner killed.
It all started on 5/9/08 early Friday morning while turkey huntin' when we spotted the bear. We came back later that evening w/ a 7mm while turkey huntin', it was pretty quite in that area--no gobblers. So after a couple hours of tryin' to locate turkeys we gave up and decided to see if that bear was around. I had my call on me this time so I started doing a predator call using mulitpurpose caller called "Calls M All". And partner shot him w/ a 7mm at around 100 yards. I called for about 15-20 minutes till the time we actually saw the bear, it might have been watching us for a lil' while. Anyhow, partner shot it in the left shoulder, he took off down into the canyon, this was around 8:15pm, right near dark and we weren't about to go into all them bushes so we waited until next morning, saturday, and luckily didnt take us long to find him.


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205 Milwaukee St W Minocqua WI 54548 - Fantastic commercial offering in the heart of downtown Minocqua. Excellent visibility and heavy traffic area. Current structure contains an entry area with reception desk, 2 offices, a break room, a half bath and a utility area. The rear entry/exit door leads to a fenced back yard, which allows outdoor expansion space. Previous owner/occupants included a much beloved local dentist and a highly respected local attorney. The layout is suitable for any number of business ventures. Excellent location just 1/4 block from The Campanile Center for the Arts, and 1/2 block off of main street on an extremely busy side street. 2015 improvements include natural gas installation, a new forced air furnace w/AC, and a new Dura-last roof. Property also offers Charter cable/phone/TV bundle, city water & sewer, 200 amp electric, low utilities and low taxes. Excellent investment opportunity in Downtown Minocqua with expansion potential. Limited storefront properties available in the Island City!
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Study objective: To evaluate the accuracy of positron
emission tomography (PET) in determining the presence of malignancy in
patients presenting with new lung findings, either as an incidental
finding or after treatment of a primary carcinoma.
Design: A retrospective review of the PET database of our
hospital from April 29, 1997, to March 20, 1999, identified 196
patients referred for the evaluation of new lung findings, either as an
incidental finding or following definitive treatment of a primary
carcinoma. The diagnosis of either malignancy or a benign condition was
established in 71 patients. This was determined by either
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positive predictive value was 86%. PET was less sensitive and specific
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Sexist language Language that favors one sex over another What is wrong with the following statements? "I now pronounce you man and wife." "I can't believe Ann kept her name when she got married." "John stayed home with his son while his wife went grocery shopping." "He is a male nurse" "She is a female lawyer." "She is an actress." Racist language The use of derogatory terms used to label people outside of "the group" Language based on stereotypes Stereotypes – mistaken generalizations we make about others What is wrong with these statements? "My friend Hachividi is from India, but he acts like a regular guy." 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" I've got the bling bling" "That car is dope" "He lives in a phat pad" Jargon Specialized vocabulary that is used by people with common backgrounds or experience A simplification of words or concepts Often only known and understood in a particular group What are some examples of Jargon? Computer Jargon Sports Jargon Educational Jargon Abstract language A way of speaking that is unclear or vague Speaker is usually not aware that they are being abstract Abstract language causes problems: 1. Stereotyping 2. Confuses others 3. 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Is it safe to wear an abdominal binder with corset on top? (Photo)
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Postoperative Garments -- Protection/Purpose
My professional advice as a physician who has experienced many postoperative irregularities due to irresponsibility from patients not following physicians protocol is to follow the garment wear recommended by your physician who performed the procedure. Post-op irregularities may include- numbness, Hematomas, infections, Fibrosis, Fat Necrosis, Fat Calcification, Skin Necroses and Erythema. Please call your physician immediately for an immediate postoperative follow up appointment.
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No, it's not. That's not what your surgeon directed you to do. Follow your plastic surgeon's instructions. Foam padding is not the same thing as a corset. Foam distributes the compression more evenly. You trusted your plastic surgeon with your body. You should continue to trust his/her specific postoperative instructions. Looking "pregnant" for a few weeks beats looking pregnant forever by not following instructions. S/he is the surgeon. You are not.
Is it safe to wear an abdominal binder with corset on top?
Hello dear, thanks for your question and provided information as well.. It is not good for your body and your shape, if you just had surgery done, the garment use is crucial to shape your body and also reduces swelling, a corset or waist cincher will only compress one part of the body, making the liquid to go where you don't have surgery or lipo.. And you will be completely swollen up ..
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It is important to follow your surgeon's instructions. The recommendation was tailored to your unique case. Therefore, you should discuss your concern with your surgeon. Seek a plastic surgeon who performs hundreds of these procedures, has great reviews and photos, and is an expert in this field.
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Can I wear a corset after BBL instead of compression garments
I recommend that you follow the instructions of your surgeon to avoid complications. We are very strict about wearing compression garments after undergoing large volume liposuction to help reduce long term swelling & reduce the risk of seroma. A corset does not substitute as a compression garment as it does not provide compression in the right areas. After undergoing extensive surgery, it is best that you follow the postoperative instructions given by your surgeon and be patient for results (even if you look larger with the foam compression). It will not be worth having a complication. Good luck
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I appreciate your question.
I would recommend that you discuss this question with your surgeon as every surgeon has their own respective post op protocol for his/her patients. Your surgeon is your best resource as he/she is most familiar with your medical history and how you are healing at this time.
The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.
Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery.
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Thank you for your question and photo. Every doctor has their own protocol for care after surgery, which is usually best to follow. Foam under the binder provides uniform compression to help your swelling go down faster. The corset you describe likely will not hurt anything, but it is always best to check with your surgeon first. Best, Dr. Kludt
A Corset Versus Reston Foam After BBL
There is probably not that much harm in wearing the corset you describe, but reston foam probably will do a better job in keeping the skin of the suctioned area smooth and reduce wrinkling. It is always best to check with your plastic surgeon directly to see what he recommends.
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Gawd, I just can't resist taking these defensemen here... with all this research BM67 has been doing, uncovering the next-best D-man in this draft has been as easy scoring on Cloutier in the playoffs.
I'm sure by the time this draft is done, yet another player will have been shown to have had a couple of good seasons that earned him all-star/norris consideration, and his stock will rise considerably (this is the third one that I am the beneficiary of, along with Armstrong and Portland, and TDMM/vecens have two - Evans and Buswell), and someone else can have him but:
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Rudolph "Bingo" Kampman, D.
Without knowing the all-star voting, it looked like Kampman was just a hard-hitting Maple Leaf defenseman of the 1930s and 40s; a good AAA candidate (he went in the AA last year). But now that it can be shown that he finished 6th in all-star voting among defensemen in 1941 and 7th in 1942, he is clearly due for a rise. (He did earn two insignificant votes in 1940 as well to place 9th). Note that there was weighted voting and actually fewer voters in Toronto than in any other city!
Kampman's nickname Bingo was due to his hard-hitting style. His career was effectively ended by WW2 as he spent the 1943, 1944 and 1945 seasons playing for the Halifax Army, Orrawa Commandos, New Glasgow Bombers and Dartmouth RCAF. When he came back for the 1946 season at age 31, he found himself in the AHL.
He played for the Allan Cup in 1936 and 1937 before his NHL career began at age 23. In his five full NHL seasons, he had the two significant ones that I mentioned above, and capped it off with the 1942 Stanley Cup, won, of course, in thrilling comeback fashion. In 1943 he was a 1st team all-star in the NSDHL and in the 1949 PCHL as well, demonstrating that he still played at a high level in these lower leagues he went onto.
With a five-year career and proof that he was considered among the better defensemen in the league for a time, is Kampman any worse than Bill Barilko? Barilko was a stocky, big hitter, played just 4 full seasons, died young and was considered a very good player on the way up. He never made the AST. I look forward to the results being compiled for those years so we can see how close he even came to making it, if at all. (at this rate, BM67 might only be a week away!) Surely Kampman is not an ATD player but we all know Barilko goes far, far too early and they should not be 850 picks apart. I'm not 100% convinced there should be a gap at all, until there is some proof that Barilko was that highly regarded in his four years and not just after the fact because he scored a cup-winning OT goal and then disappeared.
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