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I'm 26 days away from my due date in my pregnancy and for the last month + I have been experiencing severe lower back, hip and pelvis pain. I do not always carry because, yes, even a small gun just adds to the weight and therefore the pain. Even standing can be too much and the only relief I can find is sitting or resting in water.
With my first pregnancy, JD would have to roll me around the house in our wheeled office chair because by the end of the day I was in so much pain my legs would stop working.
When you are in that much pain your only goal is finding relief and if losing the gun on your waist, in your pocket or whatever makes you even the SLIGHtest bit more comfortable your comfort is going to outweigh the 1 in a million chance you will need your firearm that moment. I promise.
Sure, my pain is temporary. In a month I will have this baby and within a few more weeks of my body getting back to normal my pain will likely go away but I know my chances of needing my firearm in that time are slim to none... the chances of experiencing more pain from packing more weight.. pretty much 100%.
Yeah, I still carry most of the time but not all of the time.
Last night I gave my gun to JD to carry for me while we were out shopping. It was just getting to be too much. Obviously if he were not there I could not have done that and I would have just suffered with it but he went off and did his thing and I did my thing and I was not armed and he was.
There are times I've left my gun in the car with him while I go into a store to grab something because I don't want to tote the weight. Or I'll just send him because I don't even want to walk. Pretty much if there is any excuse to get rid of extra weight right now I do it.
People experiencing chronic pain are GOING to take any measure of relief over the chance of death.. It's kind of like a bird in the hand being worth two in the bush.
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People experiencing chronic pain are GOING to take any measure of relief over the chance of death.. It's kind of like a bird in the hand being worth two in the bush.
It's also the time that you would be most vunerable to some jerk messing with you and its that time that you would be the least able to handle it.
If one is in that much pain, they need to stay at the house.
I'm under strict orders to walk as much as I can not only for my pelvic health but for my baby. I have several appointments a week with chiropractor and my OB that mean I have to leave the house.
It's just the way it is. I know I'm EXTREMELY vulnerable. I'm weak, I'm in pain, I can't run or fight but I have to go on with my life and do what I have to do to feed my family, conduct business, go to appointments.. people still have to go to work.... our lives do not stop because we are in chronic pain. I try to find a way to balance my personal defense and security and my pain but sometimes that means some compromise.
Something I always have is my common sense.. I still have my situational awareness and as long as I keep using those hopefully I can keep avoiding the need for a gun until my body is back to normal.
Hang in there Lima. Whenever Mrs. Whec ticks me off, I sometimes think about what she went through carrying whec jr. You are a walking (waddling) miracle.
OP - I have to agree with you (and with lima).
That said, I don't think there are too many people for whom pocket carry would be painful (women are excluded - most of their pockets will barely hold a cigarette lighter, let alone a gun). Given my need for discretion, and the pain that my Smartcarry started causing after 3+ years of constant use, I downgraded from my G26 to a PM9 plus a LCP (or, at times, two LCPs) in either front pocket.
It took some doing - had to figure out how to carry everything else (wallet, keys, etc) - but it is MUCH more comfortable. Before, I would take off my Smartcarry as soon as I got home - now I literally have two pistols on me at all times, from morning until bedtime. Would I rather have a double stack .45? Sure. But that just isn't going to work for me.
I am not to the point yet that the Cervical 5,6 and 7 degeneration causes to much pain to carry my G-23 or other comparable weight handgun AIWB or for that matter keep me from doing other physical things.
If and when it does happen I will revert to downsizing as needed.
They ain't much but they will go bang and they will expell a projectile. :yup:
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I don't find carrying to be comforting. I find it to be a reasonable insurance policy in an uncertain world...& as is the case with all types of insurance, it's not going to save you from all forms of trouble.
If you're a person who believes in insurance, you go with the maximum amount that you can bear.
At times my S&W 638 becomes uncomfortable and I will carry by Beretta 92. The only reason I can think of the switch being more comfortable is that the larger size of the 92 spreads the load, making up for the much greater weight.
Changing carry method (IWB, OWB, shoulder rig, off body) may also help temporary pain problems.
LIMA: hang in there. My wife had a tough pregnancy, pretty much a constant migraine for her 3rd trimester. I can sympathize with you and JD. Best wishes for an easy labor to make up for it.
"You guys are such babies....you should spend the day in high heels
It's got a grain of truth tho...I avoid heels like the plague!"
I'm at work right now wearing a Colt Combat Commander OWB - behind the hip (of course with a good gun belt) secured in a Milt Sparks holster and under a slightly oversize Navy Blue Cotton T-Shirt & I don't even know that I'm carrying it except for the fact that I'm thinking about it right now because of this thread.
Oh....and I'm not wearing my High Heels right now....
I just have on a super comfy pair of Bubble Gum Pink Ballerina Flats.<~~~:hand5:
I take these sayings with a grain of salt. If it is not in sync with my lifestyle or mode of dress.....goes in one ear and out the other. Sure I believe in carrying the biggest, baddest gun possible 24/7, but that is just not always possible. If the LCP is the most you can carry, then its the most you can carry. Everything is a trade-off.
My set-up is very, very comfortable. Lots of trial and error, research and expense went into making it that way, but I wouldn't have it any other way. I find it humorous when someone goes on at length about how great their rig is, except when they have to drive, sit, or whatever else makes it a PITA overall.
This is one reason why I have so many handguns. Everything from large full size to small and light. My 442 and PT709 can be carried in just about ANY situation and not even notice I have them on me.


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Would You Jump?
Remembering. That's what today's all about. Seeing what happened. Really thinking about how we can change things. Supporting our country. Red, white, and blue isn't the only way you can do that, though. Protest for something you believe in, then. But that might offend someone. Oh, no. Can't do that. Can't take a stand to make our country better.
One of the things I found most striking today that I just recently learned this school year, is that when the plane hit the top of the first tower, some people jumped. Some were killed instantly. But some knew they were going to die, but didn't want to feel pain, so they jumped. The question for the people on those top floors was not whether or not to die. It was how to die. They took a leap that cost them their lives, rather than being suffocated by the fumes, or incinerated by the flames. The towers crumbled within two hours of being struck. One hundred-ten stories of people going about their daily lives, working to make our country a better place, but because of a coordinated suicide attack, 2,819 innocent people lost their lives.
At least two hundred of those people jumped. And the sight of them jumping saved others' lives. After the first jet struck the north tower, people started jumping. Many from the south tower realized what happened, and ran for their lives. Seeing someone jump, or even a picture of someone in midair, has to be what has haunted me most about 9/11.
"The jumping started shortly after the first jet hit at 8:46 a.m. People jumped continuously during the 102 minutes that the north tower stood. Two people jumped as the north tower began to fall at 10:28 a.m., witnesses said. For those who jumped, the fall lasted 10 seconds. They struck the ground at just less than 150 miles per hour — not fast enough to cause unconsciousness while falling, but fast enough to ensure instant death on impact. People jumped from all four sides of the north tower. They jumped alone, in pairs and in groups." -USA Today Those who did jump were forced out by smoke. The plane hit the north tower on the 94th through the 98th floors. Flame and heat shot up and down elevator shafts, causing much smoke, which would have made it very hard to breathe. Some people were even blown out windows because of the explosion.
If you were there, what would you have done? Would you have allowed yourself to die from toxic fumes around you, or would you have jumped to a definite fate? No, I'm not asking you to commit suicide. I would actually prefer you didn't. I'm asking you to think about taking a leap of faith, knowing what consequences might follow. If God told you that you needed to make a difference right now, that He needed you to stand out for him this very moment...
Would you jump?
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Birds: The Daemon Gamete is joined by The Gaebrille
Originally posted by me on March 3rd, 2009
Daemon... wondering where the directions were to the local Poke Centre, as she wanted to help setup transfers to the Kanto region floated over to Roy. He looked like a fun person. Who had appeared to be acting like he smoked some cigga-weed. Daemon and Kane headed to Roy. Roy simply says, "I am scared but she is so lovely looked."
Daemon smiles, and asks, "where is the local poke centre... I want to see if I cannot setup the computers to read my storage system for pokemon."
Kane rolls her eyes and says to the growlithe, "<don't worry about us.. we are likely going to be chased out of town by an angry lynch mob>"
The growlithe growls, "<is that why she smells so odd? Like she clearly has the smell like she bathed with a housefull of ghosts... its creepy>"
Kane sighs, and replies, "<yeah, she is a pokemon researcher.. she screwed up in an experiment>"
The growlithe, figuring Daemon was a threat, and grows...
Daemon looks over at the Growlithe, "how cute... I think he likes me."
Roy looks over at the Growlithe, "well I've always heard, they can sense things that aren't there... he doesn't seem to like you..."
"Don't be foolish, all pokemon love the Poke Goddess of Time."
The Growlithe then does quick attack onto Daemon as she tries to pet him... resulting in growlithe going right through her. Daemon scowls... "Ghost type?!? I am clearly a Dragon/Steel type"
Roy looks at the ice tea some more, before pooring the contents onto the ground, and dropping the bottle... Daemon comments, "I am not sure your dead homies really care for ice tea... maybe some hard liquor... or coolers... I don't know what they were like."
Roy points down the street, "the poke centre is down there... though the pokemon storage person here is really possessive about his system though, and there is a lot of security. You'll need to talk to him in another city. I am probably too enebriated to say it correctly though. I am walking in that direction. Don't follow... or I'll try mace on you... I don't have any, but I'll buy some just for you."
Pichu looks at Kane and says, "<I suppose you to get this a lot>"
Kane replies, "<like you wouldn';t believe it.>"
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I will crush you, little manMature
You said you'll be back next week,
Same bat time, same bat channel.
We'll be ready, and watching you.
Nobody likes you,
Nobody respects you,
And you take yourself way too seriously.
I can't wait to teach you a lesson in humility.
Did I bruise your ego a little when I said you weren't my type?
Next time, I'm going to shatter it.
You want to get down and dirty with me?
Be careful what you wish for.
I don't play fair.
Go ahead, take your shirt off,
Continue with your wannabe boy bander bullshit.
I'll call you Mark, knowing damn well that's not your name.
I'll call you straight boy, white boy, and boy scout.
I'll call you Chad and Chip and asshole.
I'll wear you down and out.
Not the way you were hoping for.
You've got pipes but you've got no moves.
We know what you want already,
But you've got nothing we want back.
Your breath smells of desperation.
Everybody knows a fake smile when they see one.
I'll make you feel smaller than ever before.
I'll give you an identity crisis.
These are my people,
And you came to our place
Acting a damn fool.
Am I supposed to feel privileged that you were putting to moves on me,
Totally ignoring the plus-sized and darker-skinned women?
It just shows you have no appreciation for the finer things in life.
You saw just one of the scars on my hand and it scared you.
You think you can handle me?
You're a small man, living in a tiny world.
You're having a dry spell?
Is this your first time?
Poor baby boy.
Want me to kiss it and make it better?
What's in it for me?
You didn't buy any ladies a single drink.
You didn't make us laugh.
On the dance floor all you did was crowd us and try to cop some feels.
I'll heat you up and cool you down real fast.
I don't even have to touch you.
That's real power.
You're nothing.
And some part of you knows it.
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Settled for Life
"Settled for Life" is a portrait of a generation of thirty years old, a group of people who have reached a point in their lives where they have not end up being satisfied with themselves and much less happy. Yet somehow they have all being seeking success, each one on their way but they become frustrated because they have not succeeded achieving what they were expecting.
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- Laruta Compania de Teatro
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- Spain
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- Original language
- Spanish
- Subtitles
- Spanish
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- 2014
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- Comedy
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- Juan Pedro Campoy
- Playwright
- Marta Sanches and David S. Olivas
- Cast
- Carlos Santos, Laura Domingues, Javier Mora, Adriana Torrebejano, Cristina Alcazar
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The Day Heaven CriedMature
Thursday, September 9, 2011
The day the earth cried.
Little did I know at the time but our house was going into foreclosure. Dad and Mom had an appointment with an attorney that day and Dad didn't get up to go. I woke up and Dad was still on the couch. I got up to see Mom talking on the phone outside and she was outside for a long time. Dad saw her and mumbled something about being on the phone all the time. Scott and I went outside wondering what was going on. Mom told us she had called my Dad's mother, Mae, to come help her bring him to the doctor.
My heart stopped. Somebody tell dad what to do? It wouldn't work, it was impossible. I wondered if I should tell Dad and asked Mom. She begged us not to. Thank God He held my tongue, or I would be regretting it for the rest of my life. Mom sent Scott, Abraham, and I to a tent that we had set up in the backyard. I turned on a video but didn't watch it.
I remember exactly what it was though. It was a Shirley Temple dvd, one about when she is a coal miners daughter or something. Abraham didn't know what was going on so he happily played in the tent. It was hot. I heard a car door and knew that meant my Grandma was here. I didn't hear anything for a long time, a whole 15 minutes. I had to go to the bathroom really bad. I heard a car door slam, and I wondered if they had gotten him to go.
Then I heard two cars pull up, and more doors slam. I heard the garage door open and voices. All of a sudden, I heard my dad, my uncle, my Grandpa, and my Grandma come outside. Dad went into the backyard, tripped over the tent pegs, said some choice words and headed for the woods. His dad followed him, put his hand on Dad's shoulder. Dad looked back with a look of disgust, shrugged it off, and went into the woods.
I was wearing a yellow t-shirt and kaki shorts. I looked awful because I hadn't put on any make-up that day, so I didn't really want anybody to see me. But I asked my uncle what was going on, all he said was "Pray. Just pray." So I did. About the time I heard sirens. "Surely they aren't coming here?"
Ha, I was wrong. 3 policemen and 2 ambulances pulled up into the cul-de-sac. I ran inside and watched from the front door as my family told them the situation. I watched from the front door, praying, and seeing the blue and red lights. That image will forever be stuck in my mind. I ran upstairs to my beloved guinea pigs, picked one up, ran into my room, and started crying.
My Grandma tried to talk to me, asking "Has your dad ever been aggressive before? How do you feel about that?" I was furious. She was trying to pick me apart right now? How dare her! How dare her for not seeing right through her own son!
Abraham also went into my room with our second guinea pig, and we talked. And cried. And rocked back and forth. Shaking. My Mom called us downstairs. She wanted to know if we wanted to go with my Grandpa's wife (Grandpa and Grandma were divorced, but Grandpa's wife was is an amazing Grandma).
We deliberated. Scott didn't want to go but Mom insisted we all go. It started to rain. We left and went to Cracker Barrel. I choked down my dinner, in hopes my brothers would eat. I remember driving back to my Grandma's house, and looking through the window. It was raining. God was crying. God spoke to me there, in the most audible sound I have ever heard Him speak to me.
"You are never alone. I see your pain. You are never alone."
I held back my tears. We arrived at my Grandparents house where we watched tv and sat. And waited. Mom came to get us, and bring us home.
The police had found my dad, he had climbed into a huge stone quarey, and threatened suicide if they followed him. They had dogs. They got him. They brought him to the hospital. I found all this out later, I was just told he was at the hospital.
I went home and watched a movie, but watched my mom on the phone with the hospital at the same time. She got off the phone and announced we were leaving. Pack quickly, grab anything you might need for a couple of days.
I ran upstairs, grabbing a change of clothes and pajamas. I grabbed my favorite blanket, from my beloved Grandma who had gone to heaven, and my small Bible. I cried as I said good-bye to my beloved animals.
We left.
In 10 minutes.
I cried and begged Mom to leave Dad a voicemail, telling him we would be back. I had a breakdown.
We went to our dear friends house, where they offered to let us stay, but I said "No! No! No! Dad wouldn't want us to be there." Mom saw I was on the edge of a meltdown so she relented. They gave us money so we went to a hotel.
We arrived at 11 pm. The dear lady saw our tear-stained faces, quietly showed us our room, gave us gift basket, and left us in peace. I curled up in bed, wondering if this was all just a nightmare.
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WINDSOR, Conn., May 29, 2012 —Total individual life insurance premium grew three percent in the first quarter of 2012 compared to prior year. Overall policy count rose five percent in the first quarter of 2012.
"The biggest driver behind both total premium and policy count growth continues to be whole life," said Ashley Durham, senior analyst, LIMRA product research. "We saw growth in whole life sales across the industry, including three quarters of our survey's participants, and all but one of the dominant top twenty. It remains very attractive to consumers looking for security of premium and cash-value guarantees along with lifetime coverage."
In the first quarter, whole WL premium increased 10 percent. WL policy count improved six percent. Half of all the individual life insurance policies issued in the first quarter were WL products.
Measuring annualized premium, WL market share reached 32 percent in the first quarter — just seven percentage points lower than universal life (UL), which has held the lion's share of premium sales since 2003. (At its peak in 2007, UL market share was 20 percentage points higher than WL.)
Total UL premium was flat in the first quarter. Policy count grew five percent, representing the 12th consecutive quarter of growth in policy count for UL.
Lifetime-guarantee UL premium fell 12 percent in the first quarter of 2012. This product's market share has been declining over the past few years as companies have had to take steps to mitigate the poor investment environment, and while they still represent the largest portion of overall UL premium, its market share is down to about 35 percent.
Indexed UL (IUL) jumped 22 percent in the first quarter and IUL policy count grew 41 percent. Companies continue to introduce IUL, and these sales represent more than 25 percent of all UL sold in the first quarter.
Variable UL (VUL) premium declined one percent in the first quarter. VUL policy count dropped nine percent. Just under a quarter of VUL writers were able to increase their premium sales over first quarter 2011.
Term life insurance sales experienced some positive growth in the first quarter of 2012. New term life premium grew by one percent in the first quarter. According to LIMRA's sales survey, over half of the writers brought in more new term premium than they had during the first quarter of 2011, including 9 of the top 10 writers. Term policy count grew four percent in the first quarter; over half of companies surveyed had issued more policies, including 9 of the top 10 companies.
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WINDSOR, Conn., May 29, 2012 —Total individual life insurance premium grew three percent in the first quarter of 2012 compared to prior year. Overall policy count rose five percent in the first quarter of 2012.
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Zambia's Luanshya Copper Mines (LCM) will delay to June a resumption in its operations after some creditors refused to accept only half of the money they are owed by the mine owners, a government minister said on Friday.
LCM had been scheduled to restart production in May at its Chambishi Metals Plc, Zambia's largest cobalt producer, but this and a resumption at its Baluba copper unit have been put back to June, Mines and Minerals Development Minister Maxwell Mwale said.
LCM owes various creditors a total of $100 million and 86 percent of the creditors had accepted a plan for them to receive half the amounts they were owed, Mwale said. The rest of the creditors wanted the full amounts.
The credit issue will now be resolved by Zambia's high court, after LCM management files a scheme to determine the details and duration of the debt repayment.
Now the scheme will proceed to the (high) court as required by law, Mwale told Reuters.
LCM halted operations at Chambishi and Baluba in December, citing operating difficulties due to the global financial crisis, which has seen copper prices fall.
Mwale said LCM would continue to manage the two units under care and maintenance, while the government sought new investors to operate LCM.
We hope to complete the process of selecting the new investor by June, we can't keep this issue (unresolved) for too long, he said.
Mwale said the government had continued to hold talks with China's NFC Africa and other investors interested in taking over the assets of LCM, which include the Mulyashi copper project, where LCM had planned to invest $354 million to produce up to 100,000 tonnes copper in the long term.
LCM, a joint venture of International Mineral Resources (IRM) and Bein Stein Group Resources (BSGR), retrenched almost 1,740 workers in January, after its owners said the units could no longer operate viably under current global metals prices.
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Somebody must have been telling stories about Blue Markinsonn, because one morning as he was finishing his nourishing powl of borage he received a text message requiring him to present himself at the Recalibrating Office.
Who could have done this?' He demanded, staring out of the kitchen window at the block opposite, where early-morning windows, tilted to let out the night's bad air, reflected the sun rising over the two hundred serried blocks of the North Point Estate. Blue lived on the seventh floor, alone since his wife and her co-husband had received their restraining orders.
Who could? He asked the autoplant, which merely snickered and resumed its watch for the aerial cat which prowled the space in between the buildings. Blue had once tried to grab it and his wrist still bore the scars. Since that incident the autoplant had redoubled its sneering at the humbug-striped beast whenever it floated past.
Blue knew little of Recalibration, and talking openly about it was reckoned to be in bad taste at least. His late father - still hale at 78 years but always late - had mentioned it once, suggesting,
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This was your brain, he thought. at the base of the flatblock he made his way along a street forever shaded by evergreens, face lowered against the eyes of people coming the other way. This city was your brain, its walls and the towers. He walked modestly by the wall, half expecting a Recalibrator to pounce from the foliage at him, as people had always done, as in his childhood there had always been dead-eyed boys waiting to pounce, fondle, molest, debag' and then the other things he found it hard to think about. Which of the slick thirty-somethings taking the tram this morning might have been there when he screamed into a pillow and the night was the dark of aged stone? But until now, in the mass of the Estate, he had felt safe, breathing with the massed breathing of its inhabitants until he believed - or at least allowed himself to fantasise - that the North Point was in some way living itself, that it had shouldered its ponderous way out of the ground and heaved itself up to allow humans to inhabit it like the birds sheltering in the branches of a tree.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 25, 1993, New Braunfels, Texas a HERALD-ZEfTUNG THURSDAT, FEBRUARY 25. IBBS Study. Teens easily buy cigarettes in spite of law Associated Presa AUSTIN — Fifteen-year-old Ivana Guzman says she has no problem purchasing cigarettes in Texas, in spite of a law forbidding sale of tobacco products to minors. The thing is, she doesn't smoke. But she says most of her friends at Leander High School in Austin do, even though they're under age. Miss Guzman is one of 17 teen agers who last month went undercover to 165 stores in Austin to try to buy tobacco products. The teens were successful 61 percent of the time. The project was part of a study released Wednesday by the Texas Department of Health to determine whether laws restricting tobacco sales are being enforced. "It was very easy (to purchase cigarettes)," said Guzman, who added that the store clerks who sold her the products didn't care how old she was. Dr. David Smith, Texas health tommissioner, said the study shows current laws aren't working. "Our failure to enforce this law sends a false message to merchants add youths alike that tobacco is not to be viewed as seriously as alcohol," Smith said. Lawmakers filed legislation to enforce the laws prohibiting sale or distribution of tobacco products to those under 18. Under the bill by Sen. Judith Zaffirini, D-Laredo, and Rep. John Hirschi, D-Wichita Falls, retailers would be charged permit fees to sell tobacco products. Money from the fees would go into the state treasury to fund random inspections at stores. Hindu said Texas could lose up to 40 percent in federal funding for alcohol and drug prevention programs if .Texas cannot show its current laws are working. Krueger says Aspin to continue F-16 purchases Associated Press WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Lea Aspin has reversed the Air Force's belt-tightening recommendation to halt purchases of F-16 fighters, Texas lawmakers say. The Air Force, under orders to trim $2.8 billion, earlier this month had recommended terminating F-16 purchases for a savings next year of $700 million. But Sen. Bob Krueger and Rep. Pete Geren told reporters at a Capitol Hill news conference Wednesday that Aspin plans to ask Congress to buy 24 F-16s next year at a cost of $615 million. "We are extremely pleased about this," said Krueger, D-Texas. MIt is a very important fact, we think, both for our state and for our nation's defense." If Congress agrees with Aspin, it would ensure continued domestic production of the fighter at General Dynamics' plant in Fort Worth, which employs 19,500. It also would save 3,000 jobs at the Fort Word) plant and pump $240 million into the local economy, the lawmakers said. Aspin is Reviewing $10.8 billion in budget cuts proposed by the various services and is expected to forward his recommendations to the White House by March 15. Aspin's decision — announced as he remained hospitalized for a heart condition — is a sign of the defense secretary's continuing support for the fighter, said Geren, a Fort Worth Democrat who serves on the House Armed Services Committee. As chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Aspin fought efforts in the Senate to kill the F-16. LULAC official accused of holding woman captive Associated Praia HARLINGEN — A wellknown Harlingenjpan was being sought in connection with an incident in which a woman claimed she was held as a captive in the man's office for about a month. Noe Torres, district director of the League of United Latin American Citizens, was named Wednesday arrest warrants accusing him of sexual assault, criminal trespassing and for making terroristic threats, officers said. 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Owens said role playing with the crime prevention dog McGruflf and Safety Pup actually gives the kids a chance to say "no" and allows them to become actively involved in the learning process. A child practices saying "no" to build his confidence and is more likely to say "no" in a real-life siltation. Hall said the program has been effective in creating a higher regard for police officers, and credits the DARE program with not only educating children on the dangers of drugs and crime, but of also removing some of the fear that children may have of the police. 'The children don't see them as fearful but rather as helpers and contributors to the community," Hall said. Owens credits the pro-active community with the relatively low rate of child-age crime and drug use and says New Braunfels is lucky to have a community' that will take a stand against crime. Owens said he tries to work with parents whenever possible, but he also tries to get the children to communicate his message to their parents. "We feel really rewarded when we get the parent feedback because that tells us that the kids are talking to there parents," Owens said. "We encourage them to talk to their parents and find out what they think." New Braunfels Police Chief Permit ConSnwd from 1A filed suit against the Living Waters catfi J) farm alleging that the farm violates the Texas Water Code with the amount of water used and the purpose for which it is used. The suit also alleges that the quality of the water is compromised after use by the farm. Vazquez said, "Parallel to all this, the Edwards and San Antonio River Authority has filed a < .It I B< m H\S U XII XKI I WALNUT 6 629-6400 ll I A) cl i ic I Walnut Ave*. suit that comes to trial on May 10th in district court." 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The books covering Level 1 are first readers that will spark children's imaginations. They have short, straightforward sentences and fun, basic vocabulary and each story (with a maximum of 100 words) is easy to follow. Presented in large print, they're the perfect introduction to the joys of reading.
The five Level 2 books have longer sentences and start to introduce new words into the simple vocabulary. With a maximum of 200 words, they have a bold design that will capture any young reader's eye.
SNAP 4 years +4 years +
Covering the Oxford Reading Tree Reading Levels 1-5, this huge collection has stories that will appeal to a wide variety of children. All written and illustrated by top authors, these books will help children develop their reading skills and captivate their imaginations.
- £15.99
- Save £133.71
- Just 53.00p per book
The books in this collection are presented in different shapes and sizes and are ideal for introducing children to a wider range of reading. Suitable for those aged 4 and designed to last until they're 6, there are simple picture books to start off with before moving onto the more advanced stories in the carefully levelled set.
Very engaging, this collection contains stories about families, animals and familiar activities. There is even a sheet with advice on how parents can help children make the most of their reading.
SRDG 3 years +3 years +
This collection contains 52 books that will help children on their way to becoming confident readers. Each book has been Book Banded (the system used in primary schools) and is suitable for children aged between 4 and 7.
- £29.99
- Save £229.49
- Just 58.00p per book
The books will help children gain confidence and enjoy reading for pleasure. From castle mysteries to superhero exploits, the stories are illustrated and progress gradually as children become more fluent in reading.
Compiled in consultation with a literacy expert, these books will help children at the earliest reading levels.
MONP 3 years +3 years +
Children will love learning to speak Monsters' Nonsense and practising their phonic skills with these four books.
- £3.99
- Save £19.97
- Just £1.00 per book
The friendly monsters PemPem, Nid, San and Gop all hail from the Planet Pok and will introduce children to some brilliant nonsense words in these exciting stories. It will be up to the adult to read the main narrative, while children are encouraged to read the monsters' language shown in the speech bubbles.
These 'non-words' will help kids practise their emerging phonics skills and gradually develop them. Very fun and wonderfully silly, these are monster stories for children who can't wait to get stuck into books!
RWBN 5 years +5 years +
Especially published for children at reading levels 4-6 and always popular with Book People customers, we're excited to bring you this massive 25-book Oxford Reading Tree collection starring Biff, Chip and Kipper.
- £15.99
- Save £107.76
- Just 64.00p per book
A scheme used by the vast majority of primary schools, these books will help children aged 5 and over develop into confident readers, and the familiar characters and entertaining stories are sure to be returned to again and again.
Focusing on phonics so young readers can practise their sounds and letters, these first stories allow children to practise reading everyday language too. With eight covering each level, the fun-filled books come in a popper case and the collection also includes a parents' guide.
PXAA 6 years +6 years +
Packed with fantastic artwork and ideal for preparing Year 2 schoolchildren aged 6 and above as they look to tackle their very first chapter books, our Project X Alien Adventures Collection is full of fun stories, activities and facts that will help young readers build their confidence in reading at Oxford Reading Level 7 and then progress right through to Level 11.
- £19.99
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- Just 64.00p per book
Badlaw and his army of robotic Krools are taking over Planet Exis. Now Exis's only chance for freedom is for Nok and micro-friends Max, Cat, Ant and Tiger to save the day, free Exis from Badlaw and save Nok's parents, too!
Gripping and sure to have even the most reluctant reader wanting to turn the pages and read on, this huge collection of 31 books is specially written by the creators of the Oxford Reading Tree (Biff, Chip and Kipper) to encourage children to enjoy reading independently.
This 31-book collection covers Oxford Reading Tree Levels 7 to 11 (book bands Turquoise, Purple, Gold, White and Lime). It is suitable for children in Year 2/P3.
Please note the books in this collection vary in size. The dimensions stated are for the wallet that the books are presented in.
SBAC 4 years +4 years +
From the dream combination of Oxford Reading Tree and Gruffalo author Julia Donaldson, these phonics activity books will inspire children aged between 4 and 6 to develop all their essential reading and writing skills.
- £6.99
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- Just 87.00p per book
Bright and boldly presented in a very appealing style, the books are packed full of fun and engaging activities, some of which can be completed using the stickers provided. This will help children develop their coordination skills.
With eight books to work through, these books provide a great way for children to practise pronouncing and identifying sounds, getting to grips with letters and developing key reading skills - at an early age - in the comfort of their own home.
DFO2 5 years +5 years +
Part of the Little Gems series for not-so-confident readers (and those who struggle with dyslexia), this story is presented on high-quality cream paper and with a special easy-to-read font.
- £3.99
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Written by Quentin Blake, is the story of a heartbroken widow of a captain that drowned at sea who discovers a friendly amphibian at her lowest point. However, this is no ordinary frog - this one likes to dance!
The duo are soon touring the world with their new routine, spreading light and laughter wherever they go...
WSTY 5 years +5 years +
For decades, Walker Books have created beautiful books that have become staples on the bookshelves of children.
- £16.99
- Save £124.71
- Just 57.00p per book
This impressive collection of 30 books - all with black-and-white illustrations - will introduce children aged 5 and over to a range of varied, familiar and easy-to-follow stories and even encompasses a range of real-life topics that will be sure to educate young children.
From family to friends; home to hobbies; special occasions to amazing animals; and pets to playtime; as well as characters from a range of backgrounds and nationalities and themes including gentle morals for growing up, this brilliantly priced collection features plenty of tales that your primary school-aged child will love reading and returning to time and time again.
PXAL 7 years +7 years +
So many of you have been asking us for the next books in the bestselling series and now we're delighted to say The Project X team are back - and they're set to face their biggest challenges yet in this massive 25-book collection.
- £17.99
- Save £150.81
- Just 72.00p per book
Max, Cat, Ant, Tiger and their new robot micro-friend, Eight, face a number of new challenges that will inspire young readers to keep turning the pages of every single action-packed book included in the collection.
With stories written by authors including Steve Cole, Elen Caldecott and Jacqueline Rayner, the plots follow the gang as they face off against Badlaw; go in search of a missing cargo of cyberbees; and are attacked by a swarm of metal-eating, robotic space locusts. The collection also includes a larger-format Fact File full of activities.
With their 3D-style artwork, the books are perfect for children in Year 3 at school. All-new stories, they continue the adventures from the first series at Oxford Reading Level 9 and progress all the way up to Level 14, meaning they are suitable for children of differing reading abilities.
This 25-book collection covers Oxford Reading Tree Levels 9 to 14 (book bands Brown and Grey). It is suitable for children in Year 3 and 4. It follows on from the first collection back at Level 9 to help children hone their reading skills before moving onto the more advanced stories.
MFSC 3 years +3 years +
Perfect for sharing at bedtime and also a great way for children to get to grips with reading independently as they embark on their own reading journeys, this massive 50-book collection from Usborne will quickly become a bookshelf favourite.
- £29.99
- Save £169.51
- Just 60.00p per book
With gorgeous illustrations and easy-to-follow stories, the books will allow children to gradually take over a greater share of the reading, building their confidence all the time. The stories cover wishes, magic and animals and are sure to be returned to again and again.
Of the books featured in this collection, 22 are from the Usborne Very First Reading range, which is designed specifically for shared reading, while 12 are from Level One and 16 from Level Two, which are designed for the child to take over a greater share of the story.
PHNR 5 years +5 years +
Especially designed to develop the reading confidence of young children aged between 5 and 7 years old, this 10-book phonics collection includes famous stories such as Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White and Cinderella.
- £9.99
- Save £29.91
- Just £1.00 per book
With Clare Fennell's vibrant illustrations adding extra appeal, each story has entertaining, rhyming text that will complement a child's more formal learning. There is also advice for parents to follow so they can make the most of the books.
Activities included in the books are rhyming words, letter sounds, the way letters work together and even a 'retell the story' section! The familiar stories will help children learn about phonics and inspire a love of reading.
LSWR 5 years +5 years +
Blast off on a galactic adventure with the LEGO Star Wars Minifigures in this incredible 10-book collection.
- £9.99
- Save £39.91
- Just £1.00 per book
With books covering the stories of the first six episodes in the out-of-this-world saga, there are also further books focusing on some of the fiercest lightsaber duels; the compelling conflicts; and the rebels who fought the Empire during this period.
With the iconic scenes recreated with Star Wars Minifigures, this is a great collection for young Jedi who want to learn all about the exploits of Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo and their battle with Darth Vader and the Emperor.
CF0132 4 years +4 years +
With large, easy-to-read type and hilarious plots, this collection contains 10 stories that are presented with full-colour illustrations and clear, easy-to-follow text.
- £8.99
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- Just 90.00p per book
Ideal for children who are starting to move up to chapter books, the bright and bold artwork is certain to appeal to those aged 4 and over.
The stories feature a mixture of animal characters and humans with special powers, including a witch who runs an animal hospital and a giant postman.
LKWC 4 years +4 years +
With three books each spread across one of 12 different reading levels, Key Words with Peter and Jane uses some of the most frequent words in the English language as a starting point for learning to read successfully and confidently.
- £29.99
- Save £77.65
- Just 83.00p per book
Series A introduces new words, Series B provides further practice of these words and then Series C links reading with writing and phonics. All the words introduced in Series A and B are then reinforced in Series C.
Scientifically researched and world renowned, the books follow Peter and Jane as they explore and have adventures. The traditional Ladybird style of artwork makes these great for parents to read along with children, too.
SWRF 5 years +5 years +
Your little Jedi can learn how to read with characters from the Star Wars universe in this out-of-this-world collection.
- £14.99
- Save £59.86
- Just £1.00 per book
As it moves up through the reading levels 1 to 3, this 15-book collection will answer a new Star Wars fan's questions including 'What is a Wookiee?' and introduce the likes of C-3PO, Han Solo and Darth Vader.
15 book collection covers reading levels 1-3.
WME2 5 years +5 years +
Read with Biff, Chip & Kipper Word Games Flashcards is a genius way to encourage early reading skills for children from 3 and over.
- £4.99
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The 55 word cards give you and your child a choice of games to play, including Snap, Lotto, a memory matching game, and the mix-up-words-in-a-sentence game!
The set has easy-to-follow instructions and will inspire you and your child to have lots of word game fun.
FRTL 5 years +5 years +
With eye-catching illustrations and simple sentences, this collection contains retellings of 10 of the most famous fairy tales including Snow White, Beauty and the Beast and Cinderella.
- £5.99
- Save £33.91
- Just 60.00p per book
Perfect for you to read along with your little reader, these have been especially designed to develop their reading confidence. Each book contains a picture dictionary page and a key words page to illustrate the more difficult words from the story and the common words in context. There is also guidance for parents and activities to help inspire children to read further.
Full of fun, these first fairy tale books are great for reading together and will engage and inspire children to get reading.
SWFP 3 years +3 years +
A big and beautiful padded hardback that is strong enough to withstand even the most terrible of toddler tantrums, Strawberry Farm Phonics from the lovely Katie Saunders is guaranteed to keep little ones entertained for hours and hours on end.
- £3.99
- Save £9.00
Featuring five funny stories with each concentrating on a different vowel sound, children aged 3 and above will love reading about the cats, hens, pigs foxes, pups and ducks...
Exquisitely illustrated and perfectly capturing the busy and exciting aspects of farm life, Strawberry Farm Phonics is a unique collection of stories that will not only help build their vocabulary, but have fun too!
RTFT 5 years +5 years +
With familiar fairy tales, this eight-book collection is perfect for children to share with their parents as they begin to learn about phonics.
- £9.99
- Save £37.93
- Just £1.25 per book
Including Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella and Puss in Boots, the fairy tales have been carefully retold to help children develop their decoding skills and link different letters to distinct sounds.There are also sounding out and word-building activities to partake in.
All the books come with 70 reusable stickers and there's even a poster which features all 44 sounds that are practised in the books. There are also helpful hints for grown-ups on what sounds they should focus on while they read, scattered throughout the books.
Poster dimensions: 550 x 645mm.
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i am getting the Infini treatment done for acne scarring. Do i need to discontinue tretinoin cream or doxycycline ahead of time?
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Stop cream a few days before, continue with Doxy with INFINI RF
Infini and Skin Care Protocol
Infini treatment, unlike laser or IPL, does not involve light; but rather microneedles which emit radiofrequency into the deeper skin layers. While doxycycline should be discontinued prior to treatments that deliver certain wavelengths of light, there is no need to stop taking it before or after Infini. Since post-treatment products that are used after Infini may increase the chance of a breakout, there is even more of a reason to continue taking the antibiotic. Regarding tretinoin (Retin-A and others), I recommend waiting until a few days after Infini treatment to resume applying, due to potential increased penetration and irritation. Otherwise, I believe in topical retinoids for life (just not during pregnancy or lactation), which not only improves acne, but also helps to keep cells "acting young." With Infini, you've chosen a state-of- the-art treatment for acne scars with virtually no side effects... and you should look forward to beautiful skin!
Infini for acne scarring
In our practice, we combine retinoids with Infini RF for better results. Especially for someone wanting to improve their acne scars. We recommend a series of 5-6 for acne scarring. I don't feel you need to stop your retinoid cream prior to your treatment. It is always best to consult first with your treating provider if you are unsure.
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The Merb / Rails merger announcement, an inside opinion
The announcement that the Merb and Rails team are joining forces has just been made (in case you have been living under a rock, you can see Yehuda's post here and DHH's post here). This is truly a historic event for the ruby community. I'm sure that this news has brought up a number of concerns and emotions, as it has for me. I thought that I would recount these past few days as they lead up to the decision to join forces and hopefully alleviate some doubts that you guys must be having.
I first heard about everything this past Thursday. There had been some communication between DHH and Yehuda. The short version is that DHH had nothing but praise for Merb and insisted that he would actually like Ruby on Rails to take a similar direction as Merb, and there was talk of Merb and Rails working together. Now, to say that I took this idea poorly would be an understatement. I've had an idea of Rails painted in my head for the longest time. In my mind, it was a software package that enjoyed locking you into it's way of doing things, laughed at the concept of modularity, and probably killed a few babies along the way… for good measure. How could we all work together?
Well, I thought that it would be best to hear them out, if only to know what they were planning. So, we all spent a bunch of time talking. DHH and the rails core team only had good things to mention about Merb and its philosophies. Not just general philosophies were discussed either, but specificities about implementation. The more we talked, the more it started to dawn on me that they were actually serious about making this happen. A list of a few of the points have been mentioned in the announcement. Let's be honest, that basically is Merb.
Anyway, I'm sure you all don't want to hear all the gory details of how I went all :emo:. It did feel for a bit like I was losing my baby. In the end though, I did reach acceptance. The truth is, Merb has won. We have proven to the ruby community that not only do our ideas work, but they are the better way to approach things. Rails is going to be adopting the Merb philosophy no matter what. I was faced with the decision of either helping them get there or fight a completely pointless battle.
So, in the end, I am proud to say that I made the choice that benefited the entire ruby community. I really believe that, together, and with a lot of hard work, we can end up with a solution that will stand true to Merb's core tenets while at the same time keep the appeal that originally drew so many of us to ruby web development. Really, this proposition has me quite excited.
Pretty much all of the reasons I could think of to not try this ended up being moot. Such as, competition between frameworks is a good thing. Yes, it is, but we already made the bulk of our points with Merb… successfully. Hence the plan to make all of those points part of Rails 3.0. Another reason might be that personalities could clash. Granted, there is no way to know for sure until the project is actually successful, but I have not really picked up on anything that would indicate this while talking with the rails team. Really, there are a million reasons why this couldn't work. I think that if both sides are in this 100%, we can only succeed.
I know that there are still many issues to address, such as migrating existing Merb applications from 1.x to 2.0 (aka Rails 3.0). Don't worry, I'm in the same boat. I still have a myriad of Merb 1.0 applications to deal with, but there will be plenty of effort put into smoothing it all out. For one, once rails-core (or whatever it will be named) is done, merb-more will be ported to run on top of it. Intermediate releases of Merb which will start converging towards the common point as well as provide plenty of deprecation notices of things that change. More details of this will become available shortly on my blog, on the mailing list, and on IRC.
So, that's that. This really is huge news and will most likely feel like a blow to merbists everywhere, but really, it shouldn't. The people who made merb great are still going to be doing that. The community that made merb great is still going to be there. This should feel like our coming home. We're going to be making Rails everything we dreamed of and more. We're going to take over the world!


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If you Google about locksmiths, you would find hundreds of different choices to choose from. Select the top 5 locksmiths in Philadelphia that come in the search results. Now call all five of these Philadelphia locksmiths one by one and ask all of them the following questions. These questions would help you decide which Philadelphia locksmith would best suit your needs.
- What is your work experience about? (Don't tell him what kind of work you want him to do for you)
If you ask an auto locksmith Philadelphia if he can work with a certain lock, he would confidently reply with a yes, that he can do that. Even if in reality he is not trained enough to do what you want that auto locksmith Philadelphia to do. It is true that almost all the trained locksmiths can work with all kind of locks but sometimes there are some really complex security systems that not all the locksmiths can work with. So you have to ask the locksmith that you choose what kind of experience he has.
- Do you have a license or insurance?
When I had to find the best locksmith, the first thing I asked my locksmith Philadelphia was if he had a license or insurance. My locksmith Philadelphia was an insured locksmith and he had a working license too which ensured that I could trust him with my property and that he knew what he was doing.
- What are your charges?
You have to ask this of the locksmith Philadelphia that you choose before you choose him to work for you. Make sure you have gotten a fixed quote from him and that he is being honest about all the charges. Ask him if the quote includes any trip fee that or any additional costs?
- For how long would your warranty last?
Ask your locksmith about their warranty period. The best in Philadelphia offer a warranty that would last for a month. If the locksmith that you have chosen offers a warranty of less than 30 days, keep looking for better options.
- What is your job success so far?
Ask your locksmith about his job success so far. To double check, ask his former clients about the job success and also about the reputation of that locksmith. On getting satisfactory response, you can go ahead and start working with that locksmith.
- Are you a 24 hours locksmith Philadelphia?
According to my experience, the locksmith that provided a 24 hours service to his clients is the best choice for you. Why? Because you can have lock emergencies in the middle of the night too and only a 24 hours locksmith Philadelphia can come at your rescue at such an hour
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USD/JPY is looking to set itself up for a nice upward move and currently traders will be looking to buy USD/JPY for something around 77.50 level and the initial targets can be seen something around 78.20 level and once USD/JPY manages to break that level, then the next target can be seen around 79.55 level. On the lower side, if USD/JPY decides to extend the dip below 77.50 level then the next target level can be seen around 76.80 level.
Looking at the moving averages in the weekly charts, it can be seen that the USD/JPY is currently below the long term moving average but is above the medium and short term moving averages. The market is enclosed between these two level. The entry level can be seen around 77.50 where short term and medium term moving averages are crossing each other and will then look to target long term moving average which is around 80.00 level. Looking at the moving averages in the daily charts it can be seen that USD/JPY is above all the three moving averages and is currently looking to touch medium term moving average around 77.50 level and then will look to resume its upward trend.
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