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From the same director who brought us "Norma Rae" this classic World War II
"resistance band fights guerilla warfare against Nazis in the snowywoods"
has an interesting twist: they're all women and decked out in leather bomber
jackets, crew cuts and machine guns.
Jeanne Moreau, Barbara Bel Geddes, Silvana Mangano, and Vera Miles - all shaved, humiliated, and thrown out of their peasant villages for sleeping with the enemy - now have taken arms against that enemy, but the "real" resistance doesn't want them. So these women must fight the men who are against them AND the men who are supposedly on their side, as well as each other.
Melodrama, to be sure, but different enough and with a fascinating sub-text, that it has become a "guilty" pleasure.
This film is one of the least known gems to come from producer Dino de Laurentiis. Five women in war-torn Yugoslavia have their heads shaved for having intimate relations with a German soldier. The five bond and eventually join the partisan group who punished them back in their village. The film documents their fight against the enemy of their homeland, and their internal feelings of remorse, love, and hate. The women all give stellar performances--Silvana Mangano, Barbara Bel Geddes, Vera Miles, Jeanne Moreau, and young Carla Gravina. Van Heflin and Harry Guardino also deliver fine performances, as the leader of the Yugoslav partisan group and the troublemaker of the partisans, respectively. But perhaps the most touching performance comes from Richard Basehart as the German Captain Erich Reinhardt. In the little screen time he has, Mr. Basehart delivers a gem, bringing poignantly to life a gentle widower, plucked from his comfortable life as a university professor to fight in the war. He is captured by the partisans, and bonds with the 5 Branded Women who have been accepted into their group. He had shown sympathy for the women in the beginning of the film after their disgrace was made public, and in captivity, he bonds with them, particularly Mira (Carla Gravina),(whose baby he delivers) and Ljuba (Jeanne Moreau),(who finds herself in danger of falling for him). It takes a special talent to make you care for a character who is supposed to be a "bad guy", and to do it in less than ten minutes of total screen time is an art form. Mr. Basehart was indeed an artist. This is just one touching instance of the emotional exploration of the characters in this movie. Each character comes to life. A very little known film, but a must see. The action and emotion is raw and realistic throughout.
I have not seen this movie in many years. But I remember it being very interesting. I always love Barbara Bel Geddes. She is one of the most overlooked actresses of our time. When I saw those women walking down the street with their heads shaved, it was a shock for a little boy. I was about 10 when I saw this movie, but it left an impression on me.
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Director Martin Ritt had reportedly disowned this sleeper. If true, that's perplexing because it's a well-made, exceptionally acted anti-war film. In WWII Yugoslavia, five women are accused by partisans of consorting with the enemy (in this case, callous Nazi stud Steve Forrest). Run out of town, the women trek through the countryside having one brutal encounter after another. Soon, they show their collective courage and rejoin their compadres. Silvana Mangano, Vera Miles, Jeanne Moreau, Barbara Bel Geddes and Carla Gravina are the women and while they're all fine, Mangano is the standout as the de-facto leader. Moreau is the lovelorn shop girl and Bel Geddes is a bitter widow. Miles finds herself in the most ironic spot...never having been with Forrest in the first place. Gravina, the youngest, is pregnant. Van Heflin is the lead partisan, first hell-bent on punishing the women, then, possibly, falling in love with the strong-willed Mangano. Richard Basehart is a captured German soldier and Harry Guardino is one of Heflin's hot headed cohorts. Ritt's direction is fine and the script is really unflinching. There are no happy endings. The cinematography is by the great Giuseppe Rotunno, who shot Visconti's ROCCO & HIS BROTHERS the same year.
Just watched this World War II drama directed by Martin Ritt on Netflix streaming. The title characters are played by Silvana Mangano, Jeanne Moreau, Carla Gravina, Barbara Bel Geddes, and Vera Miles. They've all been involved with the Nazi soldier played by Steve Forrest though one of them had only kissed him. As a result, they all got their hair shorn by the men who think they're the lowest of the low for sleeping with the enemy. But they start redeeming themselves when they shoot many Nazi soldiers in an attempted raid of a sheep ranch. I'll stop there and just say this was quite a compelling movie that addressed the complexities of the way men and women acted during wartime that got them certain punishments they wouldn't have otherwise during a time of peace. And the performances of the above are all greatly done especially that of Ms. Mangano as well as that of Van Heflin who plays the reluctant commanding officer who accepts these women into his unit. Among the other male supporting cast, Harry Guardino and Richard Basehart also deserve kudos for their performances. Really, all I'll say now is I highly recommend 5 Branded Women.
This relatively unknown gathers a very impressive cast of both European
and American actors and actresses. Silvia Mangano gives a fine
performance as the leader of the titled women. These women are casted
away from a little town in Yugoslavia 1943 because they have slept with
a Nazi Sargent (except innocent Vera Miles who didn't go beyond kissing
but anyway is accused as the others), not before they are humiliated by
their own people by cropping their hair.
The girls bound together and they wander around the country until they resolve to join the partisans despite their initial resilience. The women will form relationships with the partisans and a captured German Captain (R. Basehart).
But it's wartime and this is no Hollywood movie: there are no happy endings or black and white feelings or situations. The movie is gritty and somehow cruel. The movie has its flaws, the pacing could be better and some characters feel underdeveloped, but all things considered, this is a very good movie. It's not released on DVD, but you can find it over the Internet. It's well worth the search.
Martin Ritt who partnered with Paul Newman in such films as The Long
Hot Summer, Hud, and Hombre did this rather unknown work that was
critically well received back in the day, but remains fairly unknown to
today's filmgoers. I remember well seeing 5 Branded Women in theater
back in the day and never saw it again until very recently.
The women are Yugoslavs who have all been seduced and abandoned by one German sergeant played by Steve Forrest. All slept with him for various reasons, all are trying to survive the best way they can. After partisans capture Forrest with one of them, all of them are shorn of their hair as reminders of what fraternization with the enemy means. The five woman so branded are Silvana Mangano, Jeanne Moreau, Vera Miles, Barbara Bed Geddes, and Carla Gravina. Gravina is pregnant by Forrest. The Germans banish the women because they remain walking symbols of partisan reprisals. As for Forrest that son of the fatherland is shorn of something that doesn't grow back.
The women stick together because all they have now is each other. Not for long because when a partisan band headed by Van Heflin sees the now armed women deal with a Nazi patrol, they get accepted in the band. But their rules are pretty strict as they all find out.
War is a brutal business and guerrillas fighting occupiers make it the most brutal kind of war. The mixed feelings that director Ritt leaves you with, you are supposed to have. You watch 5 Branded Women and especially if you are a woman you wonder what you might do to survive.
5 Branded Women is both an anti-war film and a film that shows you just what you might have to do to repel an invader. Nice ensemble performances from the whole cast and a strong if mixed message is delivered.
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Not quite an exploitation piece, but not quite a solemn-and-sincere
drama either, Five Branded Women is a fascinating early picture from
Martin Ritt. Initially greeted with passable but hardly rave reviews,
the film was somewhat ahead of its time and would probably play much
better now than it did when released. The strong anti-war sentiments,
the streak of feminism, and the film's persistent refusal to be yet
another play-it-safe flagwaver, make it the sort of film which
questions attitudes and prejudices rather than simply falling into line
with them. It has some surprisingly powerful sequences during the
course of its 100 minutes, it must be said.
During WWII, in Nazi-occupied Yugoslavia, five women are accused of consorting with the enemy after sleeping with womanising German officer Sgt. Keller (Steve Forrest). Four of them have actually succumbed sexually to the charms of the promiscuous Nazi soldier; the fifth is innocent as, beyond kissing him, she chose not to consummate any kind of relationship with him. Reviled by their own people for what they have done, the five women Jovanka (Silvanna Mangano), Daniza (Vera Miles), Marja (Barbara Bel Geddes), Mira (Carla Gravina) and Ljuba (Jeanne Moreau) are shaven bald and kicked out of town. They wander aimlessly through the countryside, bitter and angry at being treated so harshly simply for falling in love, and eventually decide to redeem themselves by joining up with the local partisans, led by the ruthlessly disciplined Velko (Van Heflin). It is an uneasy alliance at best, but gradually a mutual respect forms between the women and their comrades-in-arms.
Five Branded Women is well-acted and well-written throughout. It fares especially well when highlighting the cruel ironies and senseless contradictions of war. Ljuba begins to enjoy the company of a German prisoner, but is reluctantly compelled to shoot him in the back when he tries to run away. Daniza is branded unjustly when she didn't even sleep with the Nazi however, when she sleeps with one of her own men (subsequently falling asleep while on watch) she is sentenced to death for misconduct. Many films over the years have pointed out the idiocies and wastefulness of war, and Five Branded Women is another to add to that list but it presents its points powerfully, economically and persuasively, thanks in no small part to the stark photography. It has a surprisingly high calibre cast for this sort of thing too, with the least well-known of the main actors (Mangano) being, curiously, the one entrusted with the meatiest role. She acquits herself very well, being neither outshined nor out-acted by her illustrious co-stars; her physically strong but emotionally stronger heroine acts as a real focal point for the whole story. Overall, Five Branded Women is a surprisingly tough, fresh and worthwhile war film, one that is particularly ripe for rediscovery.
5 Branded Women (1960)
This is a pretty amazing film right from the start, and it doesn't let up. It's a horrifying war movie with five women the victims and sometimes heroes in it. It shows the brutality of guerrilla fighters against the German army, and it shows WWII in Yugoslavia, without an American or Russian in sight. It's even well made, filmed in wide screen black and white in 1960, and it stars several absolute marquee actresses.
In many ways this is an unusual and necessary and brave movie, and the American director, Martin Ritt, had already proved his abilities with serious themes. So why does it have such a low reputation? Yes, it gets a little preachy sometimes, and it doesn't seem completely believable in a few instances of high drama. There is a good but merely good directing and editing, so the events are sometimes oddly lackluster, or maybe held at a distance and made slightly false.
But some of these complaints are only moderately true. And even more, there are themes here that are completely counterbalancing and make it worth the viewing. I don't mean for action film war scenes, but for the interior of war, and for another side to the rotten, expansive Nazi decade. This does not romanticize the situation, and in fact there is no romance to hook the viewer at all (which is no flaw, but may explain a certain lack of success with audiences). That is, it's not actually a very warm or entertaining movie. If you take at all seriously what is happening to these women you'll be horrified, and for a Hays Code era movie (though an Italian Dino de Laurentiis production, which helped), it pushes the tender envelope just enough.
To be sure, there is some really good acting here. The lead male is the unlikely leading male actor who I have grown to really like, Van Heflin. When he first appears he seems overblown, but as the movie continues he settles into his role as a weary, determined rebel leader in the mountains really well. (The one other man plays a German, Richard Baseheart, and he doesn't get enough to do, unfortunately, because his presence if important.)
The five women have all been accused of "sleeping with the enemy," loosely called fraternizing. I won't even give away the start of the movie here because it comes as a shock, but it's fair to say the women are forced into a world of their own. They don't trust each other in particular, but they gradually come to need each other to survive. Among them are some huge talents: Jeanne Moreau (between her two most famous films, "Elevator to the Gallows" and "Jules and Jim") and Barbara Bel Geddes (famous as the second woman in "Vertigo" but more amazing in the great Ophuls film, "Caught").
But it's the less known Italian actress Silvana Mangano (married to the producer) who has the leading part and who gives the most involved and critical performance--she represents the trap of young women in the war the best, wanting love, hanging on the idealism, not understanding (or refusing to accept) the brutality that comes with war beyond the front lines.
As the war moves from the town to camps in the hills (it was filmed in Italy and Austria) to run-ins with the enemy and back to town for a big finale, the drama is great. Maybe the overall theme was so huge and so laced with forbidden elements it was impossible, in 1960, to make a truly fair and wrenching movie. But Ritt has tried. If this isn't a lost masterpiece, it's still a really excellent WWII film and should be on short lists along with the usual films that also, on close watching, have their limitations.
You could easily slam the content here for what it doesn't do, for the things Ritt doesn't say through the story. (The New York Times review from 1960 does exactly that, very nicely.) In fact, the story is begging to be remade, without limitations, and we'd get a harrowing and beautiful story that really bothers the viewer directly. Instead, so far, we have a movie whose ideas bother the viewer, which is something a little more indirect.
I saw this film on television when I was about 11 or 12 and it made a
deep impression on me. While I had little understanding of war and
certainly no personal experience of it, it pointed out the danger of
isolation in the midst of endless violence and the horror of rejection
for what would in peacetime have been regarded as a youthful
The casting of Vera Miles and Barbara Bel Geddes among the European actresses was a clear ploy to make this film resonate with American audiences whom during this period were more accustomed to light, frivolous films. Films of a more serious and thoughtful nature were mostly coming from Europe. At the dawn of the 60s this was a shocking exploitation film, preying on women's feelings of vanity, Americans' collective puritanism about sex, and our waning jingoism. It would be interesting to see how audiences would react to it now.
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I did not know that these bars existed until last weekend when I came across them in a bargain shop (a bit like home bargains but a family run shop). A pack of 6 Fruit and Nut Cereal Bars wre priced at just 99p so I had to snap them up. I love things like this.
Also in the Ainsley Harriott Bars are:
Apricot & Honey Cereal Bars
Chocolate Heaven Bars
Caramel Delight Bars
Luxury Cookies
... and they all sound a bit nice!
As soon as I got into the car I tore open the box and the wrapper off a bar as they looked and sounded so good.
The 35g bar is made from a combination of oats, branflakes, raisins and brazil nuts, all squished together and dipped (well, half coated) in belgian milk chocolate. Biting into these bars is like a taste senstion, gorgeous if you like cereal bars. There are some really decent sized chunks of brazil nut which give a great tasty crunch to the bar. The chocolate is smooth and milky and clearly of high quality.
The only problem with these bars is that they are so moreish and at 151 calories per bar this can be a very dangerous situation for me. I am probably better off not buying them again because I just finished diet and lost over a stone and really don't want it back again!
I would definitely recommend these for the taste and quality but if you are watching your waistline (and hoping for it to shrink) then don't entertain them!


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Exhibit looks at the lives of Mexican farm workers in Vermont
09/23/08 2:48PM By John Dillon
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About 2,000 Mexicans are employed on the state's dairy farmers. Many are here without proper documentation, and they live in constant fear of arrest and deportation.
A new exhibit at the Vermont Folklife Center in Middlebury shines light on this once-hidden segment of our society. The organizers hope the public will learn more about the lives of the Mexicans - and the connections they've made with Vermont.
VPR's John Dillon has this report on the exhibit.
(Dillon) The exhibit is called The Golden Cage - it's a reference to a Mexican song about life in the United States. "I'm in a golden cage," the song goes, "but I'm still a prisoner."
The Folklife Center show is a celebration of Mexicans in Vermont - an attempt to break open that cage.
(Jerry Connor) "And I think that's what we need around here, because the poor Mexicans are in hiding all the time. And we need to get them out in the open and have them not so fearful of getting arrested. And they need to be able to go places."
(Dillon) Jerry Connor is an Addison County dairy farmer who stopped by last week to catch the opening of the show. He's a tall man with a cowboy hat and his jean jacket bears the name of his farm. Connor employs Hispanic farmworkers, and he says he couldn't run his farm without them.
(Connor) "And I think it's been a shame the way this country treats these immigrants, because we all came from immigrants. And all they're doing is working. We don't have bad ones. They all came up here to do a job that nobody else around here will do."
(Dillon) The exhibit uses both images and audio recordings to illustrate the farmworkers' lives. Large color photographs by Brandon resident Caleb Kenna show Vermonter farmers working side by side with their Hispanic employees.
One striking picture captures the red glow of a setting sun reflected in the faces of two workers. One wears a Tee shirt that says "Proud American."
The pictures show the flat ground and broad fields of Addison County, but the stories of the inter-relationship between farmer and worker, of undocumented people living in fear of arrest, could be from any farm community in the country.
In audio recordings that accompany the photos, workers speak about the loneliness and isolation in Vermont. One farmhand talks about the long journey north.
(Mexican) (In Spanish) ... "When I crossed in the desert, I saw two, two bodies, two dead people. There are thousands that have stayed there. How do I tell you? They don't finish, they don't make their dream of arriving to the United States."
(Dillon) He says that when he walked across the Arizona desert, he saw two people who died trying to make the journey. He said they didn't reach their dream of making it to the U-S.
Like the workers, the farmers interviewed are also anonymous. Many are nervous about using a workforce that may be here illegally. One speaks frankly about the language barrier.
(Farmer) "The hard part of having Hispanics, especially the ones that don't speak or understand any English is that I can really butcher Spanish... You can show somebody how to run a shovel, you can show somebody how to milk a cow. You cannot explain to somebody why you need to clean to prevent bacteria because you cannot show bacteria."
(Dillon) Another farmer talks about his growing frustration with trying to find Vermonters to do the demanding job of milking cows. He says he was at first reluctant to hire foreign workers. He was worried about trying to communicate, and didn't know where the employees would live.
(FarmerWorker) "And it's been after that first initial six months all the fears went away until one Sunday night I think it was late in September we came home from church and the barn lights weren't on, and it's like hmm, no lights in the house, no lights in the barn, I thought maybe they overslept. I got a phone call about 20 minutes later from St. Albans Correctional, said ` ah, you need to milk the cows because we're in jail.' INS had been to the house, opened the door, walked in and took the guys right out of the house."
(Dillon) The interviews were conducted by Chris Urban. A few years out of college, Urban came to know the workers and the farmers through his job as a teacher for the Migrant Education Program.
He also became involved in the community, organizing pick up soccer games with his students, and volunteering with the Addison County Migrant Workers Coalition. The coalition has provided support for the Mexicans - everything from setting up a health clinic to organizing a regular Catholic mass in Bridport.
So after he left the teaching job, Urban decided he needed to do more to tell their story.
(Urban) "It's been an interesting personal journey, teaching the migrant workers and working with the farmers -- that's sort of the internal work. They've shared a lot of information and stories and emotions with me and I've collected that for three years. And now it's sort of the external and sharing that information because it's been meaningful to me, and because I think we have a lot to learn from these people."
(Dillon) Urban says the farmers and immigrants have something in common besides their shared workplace. He says they are ordinary people living extraordinary lives, overcoming adversity in order to survive.
(Urban) "If you listen to the interviews a lot of these people are fathers or sons or mothers just trying to provide for their families. And I hope that the public can see these people first as who they are, as fathers or mothers, and not as an undocumented worker or as a farmer committing a crime or supposedly exploiting."
(Dillon) The exhibit at the Folklife Center is a public display of the worker's role in Vermont's Vermont signature dairy industry.
In a sense, the immigrants have come out of hiding. That's welcome news for Herman Murguia Mier, an official with the Mexican consulate in Boston.
(Mier) "I think it's a great effort to show something that is a reality in the state of Vermont, and something that maybe the importance of this is to show to others what is happening in the state of Vermont.. It could be different opinions, but at least to know the different views of this -- that's important to know."
(Dillon) Mier says one sign of changing attitudes is that in Middlebury, the Police Department has decided not to turn over Mexicans to federal immigration authorities unless they've committed a crime. The state police also may be re-assessing its obligation to pursue immigration issues.
But the workers still live hidden lives. One immigrant worker at the Folklife exhibit carefully studied the photos on the wall. But she did not want to give her name.
Susannah McCandless - an organizer with the Migrant Labor coalition - helped interpret. The woman said her biggest fear is getting caught and deported by federal authorities.
(WomanWorker) (In Spanish with English translation) "It's quite difficult because we really can't go anywhere unless our bosses take us, let's say to the store, to buy groceries, or to an event.. Otherwise we're really stuck on the farm."
(Dillon) The woman said she hoped the exhibit would educate the public and perhaps change some minds.
(WomanWorker) (In Spanish with translation) " I think that if they still have any small. soft place in their heart that this exhibit might help them understand the situation of the Mexican workers and induce them to do something to help."
(Dillon) The Golden Cage exhibit is on display at the Folklife Center through December 18 th.
For VPR News, I'm John Dillon in Middlebury.
Photo: Caleb Kenna, Courtesy of the Vermont Folklife Center


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Frankie Muniz: Doctors Puzzled Over Mini-Stroke
Posted Tuesday December 4, 2012 3:10 PM GMT
It's rather unusual for folks his age to suffer strokes, so when Frankie Muniz was hospitalized due to a mini-stroke it was all a bit confusing.
According to a report, the "Malcolm in the Middle" star was taken to an Arizona emergency room this past Friday (November 30) when his friends observed him "acting really weird."
Muniz's symptoms included difficulty speaking and trouble comprehending what others were saying to him.
Finally, Frankie's physician concluded that he had a mini-stroke but was unable to determine the exact cause of the condition. Further tests are being done, so stay linked to the GossipCenter for the latest details.
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text: Sorrentino says "there are parts of Dodd-Frank that I think are appropriate and there are parts that aren't appropriate for community banks." Regulators are taking several years to implement rules required by Dodd-Frank, with banks and the public granted comment periods before rules are finalized, and the industry's feedback to the regulators is part of the process. "We can't just label something as bad and say that the legislation is good," says Sorrentino. "That is not how the world works. We have a very complex banking system in this country, and there is a direct correlation in that we have one of the best economies in the world." "Our financial system, if you do the math, is a good system," Sorrentino says, "but there are lots of different kinds of banks in our system, and you can't just write one rule to apply to all of them. You can't just paint with a broad brush and say that banks are bad. It is somewhat childish." Regarding the financial crisis blame game, Sorrentino says "I agree that everyone has some culpability in what happened in 2007, including the borrower." -- Written by Philip van Doorn in Jupiter, Fla. >Contact by Email. Follow @PhilipvanDoorn


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I know there are existing threads about this topic but the one I wanted to see, the photos were not visible. I want to install a remote controlled ranger finder. I have one installed from mobius on the Boba Hemet I bought from him but I want to try a different helmet of my own. I understand I need a servo as well as the remote board and remote controller. The thread that had the photos used to show the wiring details but the photos was not there last time I looked. It was an older thread.
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Another sports-filled weekend is upon us, as June wraps up having featured a crap load of highly entertaining, enjoyable, and in some cases heartbreaking, sports programming. This weekend should add to that, as nearly every sport has something big going on, either on or off the field, from soccer to hockey to tennis, and everything in between.
Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for this weekend's installment of "The Couch Potato Report," C.P.R. for your sports-lovin' heart. This weekend we feature events from all corners of the sports world. So in honor of the spineless French soccer team that has the next few weeks off, I'll kick this week's TV highlights off with a resounding, "Bon appetit!"
Saturday at 2:30pm on ABC
For the first time since the tournament's inception back in 1930, the United States emerged as their group's winner, on the heels (or toes) of Landon Donovan's miraculous goal in stoppage time of Wednesday's final group round win over Algeria. Now, the Americans will square off against the Ghanans? The Ghanians? The Ghanese? Well whatever… Ghana's soccer team. This game could be the most important match in American soccer history, with the popularity of the sport here in this country hanging in the balance. If the U.S. can string a few wins together, kids everywhere could be trading in their LeBron and Kobe jerseys in favor of Donovan and Dempsey shirts instead.
Friday night at 7pm on Versus
Friday could be a groundbreaking day for the Boston Bruins, as they have their sights set on one of the two big names in this year's entry draft, teenage phenoms Taylor Hall and Tyler Seguin. With all of the other trade rumors flying around, from Marc Savard to Tim Thomas, the Bruins' buzz is becoming a year-round thing here in the Hub.
Friday at 10:15pm on NESN; Saturday at 7:10pm on FOX; Sunday at 4:05pm on NESN
Interleague play wraps up this weekend around the majors, with Boston's final National League stop bringing them to San Francisco to take on the Giants. The Sox had been going strong, winning eight of nine on their most recent homestand before heading west to take on the Rockies this week. After dropping the first two contests in Denver, the Sox won a slugfest Thursday night, led by the 5-for-5 "laser show" performance by Dustin Pedroia. Now they take on San Fran, with the highlight of the series being the pitching matchup on Sunday, featuring two of the game's best lefties, as Jon Lester opposes two-time Cy Young winner Tim Lincecum.
Throughout the weekend, Friday through Sunday, on ESPN2 and NBC
I'm sure most of us didn't look at the June sports calendar and circle Wimbledon as a "can't miss" event. But this tournament has already had its fair share of newsworthy happenings, from a near-upset of the world's best player, Roger Federer, in the first round, to a record-setting, mindblowing match featuring two unknowns, John Isner and Nicolas Mahut, waging a tennis war for over 11 hours, shattering all sorts of records in the process. So tennis is on basically all weekend… if you care to take a break from soccermania, and you've got potentially 11 hours to kill, flip over to soak in some hot tennis action.
Friday at 4:30pm and 9:00pm on ESPN2; Saturday at 2pm and 7pm (if necessary)
The final College World Series at Omaha's Rosenblatt Stadium wages on, as the field has been shrunk to just four remaining teams. Friday's matchups feature UCLA squaring off against TCU, followed by an intrastate battle between Clemson and South Carolina. If TCU and South Carolina win on Friday, they will force elimination rematches on Saturday. The two survivors will then take each other on in a best-of-three series beginning Monday, for all the marbles.
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Friday marks the one-year anniversary of the stunning death of pop music star Michael Jackson. His death remains somewhat of a mystery, but really, his whole life was a mysterious mess from beginning to end. Re-live his life, his music, and his tragic end, with 'round-the-clock specials and documentaries, remembering his creepiness. MTV will air a top 10 countdown of MJ's videos at various times over the weekend, while VH1 and VH1 Classics show the TV miniseries "The Jacksons: An American Dream" on Friday from 12-5pm. NBC and ABC will go head-to-head Friday night with two-hour specials from 9-11pm, while CNN, Fuse, QVC, the TV Guide Network, and BET all pack their weekends with Jacko programming. My personal favorite of them all though will air a few times this weekend on Animal Planet. The title lured me right in… "Michael Jackson and Bubbles: The Untold Story." As I mentioned in last week's Couch Potato Report, monkeys equal instant laughs, so be sure to check your local listings for that one!
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - Coming off their most successful season in nearly a decade, the Tennessee Lady Vol swimming and diving squad will take to the water for the first meet of the 2006-07 season as they serve as host to the Louisville Cardinals on Friday.
Diving action is slated to begin at 4 p.m. with swimming events set for a 5 p.m. start at the Student Aquatic Center on the UT campus. Admission is free.
The Lady Vols, ranked 15th in the initial College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) poll, look to keep alive a streak of 14 consecutive wins in season-openers. Tennessee is 4-0 all-time against the Cardinals.
Tennessee returns six All-Americans from its 12th-place NCAA squad - Elizabeth Christy, Tiffany Clay, Megan Tomes, Christine Magnuson, Sam Maccherola, Carly Mathes - and a slew of swimmers and divers who set lifetime-best marks in 2005-06. Seven highly-touted newcomers will also get their first taste of action in the collegiate ranks.
"The first meet always brings a lot of excitement," Lady Vol Head Coach Matt Kredich said. "After two months of facing each other in practice, we are really excited to get a taste of outside competition."
Louisville got its season underway a couple of weeks early with a season-opening thrashing of Eastern Illinois on Oct. 6 in Charleston, Ill., 198-97. The Cardinals won every race contested in the meet.
"The Louisville coaching staff has done a phenomenal job in the past few years of both attracting and developing talent. It is an impressive program that is growing quickly in quality and depth. We expect some great competition tomorrow."
Last season, Tennessee stormed to a season-opening win over the Cardinals in Louisville, 180-114. In the meet, three Lady Vol swimmers bettered the NCAA "B" qualifying time as Megan Tomes (200y freestyle), Jacque Fessel (100y backstroke) and Tiffany Clay (100y breaststroke) got their seasons off to a rousing start.


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Dont make the mistake of thinking you only have 1 issue. You could have a couple things hurting you. It seem you got the idle and cruise surge cleared up and these are both usually mixture related issues. The backfire on hard acceleration is almost always pump shot related and there is not 1 correct answer. I have fixed a lot of these type issues and it is usually a combination of the correct cam and shooter size.
When you changed the pump cam did you check the linkage to make sure there was no play in it. Most people miss this and it is important. Also when you go over a certain size shooter, the exact size escapes me at this time, you need to also change the shooter screw to the hollow one to allow more fuel.
The proper adjustment of the pump arm is critical. There should be no play between the arm and cam at idle and you need to be sure that at wot there is still some extra room for movement (.015)so you dont bend anything.
I have found the key to carb tuning is to change 1 thing at a time and on things like the pump arm adjustment. Mark it at base line and count turns when adjusting, this will allow you to go back to scratch if need be
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I meet a lot of anti's and I'm sure you all have too. I have problems coming up with responses to their comments sometimes, especially one liners. How do you respond to the most common anti-gun statements? I listed a few common ones I hear below, just reply on how you would answer or comment on each anti-gun statement in one or two lines. I don't like getting on the defensive about gun ownership i.e. "I'm not paranoid" etc... i'd rather be more offensive with my responses
1. You don't need an AR-15/AK-47 to deer hunt.
2. You're paranoid.
3. Guns are designed to kill.
4. You only make the problem worse by pulling your gun.
5. Citizens don't need military style weapons.
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I did a swap 0n my 99 GJ 4.7 with a new motor, starsts right up and idles for 15-20 seconds then dies. I can't take it for a spin because it won't stay running. It will run if idles at 1000 or higher but when put in gear it pops and starve and won't accelerates at all. Put in park and then goes into to idle mode but dies after a few seconds. Anybody out there with any info would be greatly appriciated, All new parts were put in with the new engine but the PCM.
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Quick response in the wrong area: You need to try to keep it running by keeping your foot on the gas. The CPU needs to relearn the parameters with it running, and you have had it go to sleep by disconnecting the battery.
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Is AP deliberately fear-mongering Europe terror threat to sell body scanners?
Activist Post.com Monday, October 4, 2010 It appears that the Associated Press is fear-mongering about recently heightened terror threats in Europe. They have turned one vague State Department warning into multiple headline stories, making it appear as though a terror threat is imminent. But the original report provides very flimsy information about a nonspecific... »
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State finds yet another way to jab Americans with needles in pursuit of monolithic DNA database Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com Monday, October 4, 2010 The government has discovered a new way to obtain Americans' blood in pursuit of an effort to surreptitiously build a huge national DNA database, by taking blood samples for... »
Birth of the National Security State
Philip Giraldi Campaign For Liberty Oct 4, 2010 It is not far fetched to speculate that the United States has, over the past ten years, been sliding into a form of authoritarianism that retains only some aspects of the constitution and a limited rule of law. America's president can, for example, commit soldiers to... »
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Friday is the second annual Talk Like Shakespeare Day, in honor
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The Wright State women's tennis team competed in the second day of the Ball State Invitational on Saturday.
Megan Brdicka advanced to the finals of Flight E singles with wins over IUPUI and Butler to highlight a 10-win performance by the Raiders on the day.
The tournament concludes on Sunday.
Singles Results
Flight A
Courtney Wild (Ball State) def. Linsey Verstrepen 6-4, 6-4
Kristina Labeja (Eastern Kentucky) def. Linsey Verstrepen 6-4, 0-6, 10-4
Tori Turner def. Stephanie McLoughlin (Butler) 6-2, 5-7, 6-3
Sierra Stone (Illinois State) def. Tori Turner 6-7, 6-2, 10-6
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Ashlyn Rang (Ball State) def. Vanessa Madrigal 6-3, 6-4
Emmie Marx (Illinois State) def. Vanessa Madrigal 6-4, 7-6
Elaine Cloern def. Rachel Swartwood (IUPUI) 6-3, 6-0
Carolina Abello (Illinois State) def. Elaine Cloern 6-2, 6-3
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Aby Madrigal def. Konstantina Adami (Butler) Inj.
Milena Poffo (Eastern Kentucky) def. Aby Madrigal 6-0, 6-0
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Angelina Qin (Butler) def. Chelsea Girgash 7-5, 6-2
Chelsea Girgash def. Michele Fredlake (Valparaiso) 6-1, 6-1
Flight E
Megan Brdicka def. Julie Brockman (IUPUI) 6-1, 6-2
Megan Brdicka def. Jocelyn Koester (Butler) 6-0, 6-3
Jocelyn Koester (Butler) def. Lauren Smith 6-2, 4-6, 7-6
Julie Brockman (IUPUI) def. Lauren Smith 1-6, 7-5, 10-7
Jackie Hyman (IUPUI) def. Megan McNamara 1-6, 6-3, 7-6
Megan McNamara def. Grace Hyde (Butler) 6-3, 6-3
Round Robin Play
Liz Steingass def. Aubree Zdanovec (Valparaiso) 6-2, 6-1
Doubles Results
Flight A
Elaine Cloern/Tori Turner def. Kristin Zakiewicz/Michele Fredlake (Valparaiso) 8-2
Stephanie McCoughlin/Jocelyn Koester (Butler) def. Aby Madrigal/Vanessa Madrigal 8-5
Flight B
Carmen Rodriguez/Saioa Oscoz (Eastern Kentucky) def. Linsey Verstrepen/Lauren Smith 8-5
Bobbi Modesto/Rachael Bridegroom (IUPUI) def. Chelsea Girgash/Megan Brdicka 8-7
Flight C
Angelina Qin/Grace Hyde (Butler) def. Megan McNamara/Liz Steingass 8-0


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COLUMBUS, IN — North American truckers ordered 25 percent more trailers between October 2013 and April 2014 than over the same period a year before, according to freight forecasters at ACT Research.
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Swann signs up for another three years
Nottinghamshire have secured the services of Graeme Swann until the end of 2010 after the England all-rounder signed a new three-year contract.
The 28-year-old has been an integral part of the team since he moved to Trent Bridge in 2005 from Northamptonshire and Notts Director of Cricket Mick Newell believes he is now at the peak of his career.
Said Newell: "I'm pleased to tie him up for a long period. He's been excellent for us ever since he joined and is probably bowling the best he has in his career.
"He's one of our key players in all forms of the game with his bowling, batting and fielding and is a central character in the dressing room.
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Behringer DEQ2496 Button LED ?
I turned on my DEQ2496 today and noticed the 9 buttons on the right side for DEQ, PEQ, etc. do not illuminate when they are pushed. The display shows the function changes, but the buttons no longer show what mode is selected. I scrolled through the utility menu, but nothing for button illumination. They do flash at turn on.
This unit is less than 6 months old has less than 10 hours of use!
Any thoughts?
Send it back for warranty repair. :)
It could be a firmware issue, but I'd send it back. It should not do that.
yeah, I'm sensing this is going to be a warranty issue.
Now it's worse. Unit will not store or adjust memory settings and if you re-power the unit, it always boots to the MIDI page 2 screen. I submitted my online warranty submission to Behringer.
Unit was purchased in September.
I know why I see so much discussion about these units having issues...
These things are built down to a price, so the odd failure is to be expected, luckily yours happened within the warranty period. If you compare the cost to a real pro unit, something like the XTA226 that costs £2500, you can see that some shortcuts must have been made. :)
Just wanted to give a quick update...
I received my warranty replacement unit from Behringer. They exchanged the unit timely and without any issues (FYI, you need to show proof of purchase to validate this unit was purchased through an approved retailer).
My original issue was the LEDs for the function buttons were not illuminating. Too funny, on the replacement unit, all the LEDs on the buttons work as specified in the manual EXCEPT Utility, I/O and Bypass.:eek: Must be the firmware version (this is at 2.5).
Oh well, it's not a huge deal.
If anyone else has firmware 2.5 and can check their Utility, I/O and Bypass LEDs to see if they illuminate when the function is selected or parameters changed, I'd appreciate a response back.
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Toilet into a storm sewer
The guy down the street framed in his whole basement, he wants me to set the toilet and what not. I know the area real well, and I know that those floor drains are actually connected into the gutter drain system. They are not trapped in the floor and meet up with the sewer drain at some point. I pulled up his duct tape over the "toilet flange hole" and as expected no smell of sewer gas. I told him that I will not hook up a toilet to that line. He got a little upset because he said he ran a hose down it for 20 minutes with no problem. So It should work for his toilet. I am just not going to hook a toilet to that line. I told him I would look into it, I also told him like 5 years ago that is a storm drain and has no trap, can not be used for a toilet. Would you hook a toilet up to a storm drain?
Absolutely not! Seriously illegal. In most places, you can't even legally connect your rain gutters to a storm drain anymore.
Hell no. They are not even charged the same by the city - they are 2 very different things. Don't do it, and in fact you should tell on him if he does. This isn't just some trivial code violation. Ask him if he'd like it if your toilet dumped into the lake his little daughter goes swimming in. Sewage needs to be processed in a sewage treatment plant. Rainwater does not.
you cannot install a commode into a storm sewer...anywhere...period no need for further discussion.......ben sr
Sure, go ahead, and when the whole neighborhood smells like this guys feces, he can take the grill off the catch basin and shovel his own ****.
What A freakin Moron.
Just tell him "Sorry, I'm not going to pay a fine when they find out I broke the law doing this."
Some people's children, I swear.
Hope this moron doesn't try any electrical work.
It is in. Water line and all. He got some guy off craigslist to set the toilet. A "plumber" as he called him. He called me lazy and not wanting to make easy money. Telling me I turn all his little jobs into projects. Made no sense to him because the drain makes its way to the sewer.
You should report this guy, and I'm not saying that in a petty, sour grapes kind of way. That is really bad, theoretically someone could die. Not likely and that might seem hyperbolic but this really is a health issue and that guy has no @*#&$% clue, ignorant (#*&. Some codes are silly and some are strict, but this one has a very good reason for existing. Seriously, call the city and let them know what happened. It's not illegal like painting your mail box a color that your PUD doesn't approve of, it's a real problem.
First get the number of the guy he used and get his name too. What he did was illegal as well, and not only is it wrong, it takes away business from legitimate plumbers who are trying to feed their families and send their kids to college. Guys like that need to be fined and put out of business. I'm sure the guy didn't pay taxes on the money for that job anyway, and there's no way he's licensed or insured. Not stopping it puts every legitimate handyman or plumber at an unfair disadvantage.
Yes, this really ticks me off, if you can't tell :-)
yes turn him in .....big fine here in the pittsburgh area for this type of work...but you have to be sure its in a storm sewer or you will have egg on your face.....ben sr
Already in process. I am sending in the big guys on this one. Can not say more. He would not tell me who he got off craigslist but I talked to the neighbors to let them know what is up. They are going to find out who did the work for me.
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All I can say that I sent someone to pay him a visit that is very well respected in the area. I do not want to say anything about his position but he can cause this guy a world of pain with the city inspectors. In this area of Cleveland families have known each other back a 100 years. Everyone knows what everyone else is up too. Cleveland is hard pressed to answer 911 call let alone a building violation complaint.
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Rate myself? I moved FROM LA to Hemet, the Asians jacked up the prices of homes there. I have zero idea what you are talking about, have another drink and try again!<quoted text>This is what I was looking at.
That's compairing Hemet to LA.
That's funny how you have to rate your own posts too. Classic
Be real, if you were able to get the f out of Hemet by moving to LA, find out that LA was not for you and had to move yet again, would you really move back to Hemet? Pah-leez.
That's all the time I'm wasting on you.
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#44 Nov 22, 2011
Hemet is ghetto now... Seriously considering moving out.
#45 Nov 24, 2011
and we should be listening to a person named Blakemasturbate?
"It's cool to hate."
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#46 Nov 24, 2011
I made this account when I was about 15. Some of my statements were made around the same age. Unfortunately I can't (as far as I know) change any of that without creating a new account; something that I don't have the patience or even care to do. With that said... You don't have to listen to me. But you really should be
"It's cool to hate."
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#47 Nov 24, 2011
You should be determining that by the content in my most recent statements, not by my name.
#48 Nov 25, 2011
I used to live in west Hemet, which was pretty nice 7 years ago. Now I live in Valle Vista. There is nothing out here, but it's very quiet and my view is beautiful. I love it here. Hope you find your happiness. Happy Holidays!
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#50 Dec 14, 2011
Hey Frogs, I guess you're yelling at me since you type in all caps eh? Wow, you must be fired up. Smoke some meth today? You're a clown. Hemet's a toilet, and you know what I make of you? Hemet trash.
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#51 Oct 13, 2013
from east saint louis, anyplace would be a good move so you have absolutely no right calling any place getto.
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#52 Oct 13, 2013
going to move herebody any have anything good to say?
#53 Oct 24, 2013
I hate Hemet, I moved out here to be closer to work. I hate all the tweakers, thugs, gang bangers, bums...you name it.... and then you have them jay walking across the streets on Florida like nobody's business. I got new job in Temecula so ill be leaving this hell hole soon enough. Yes I know Hemet has some nice parts but still... F**k this place.
#54 Oct 25, 2013
don't let the door hit you on the you know where..
no one will miss you. we love Hemet!
#55 Oct 25, 2013
We moved to Hemet on purpose. We love it here. Every city has depressed areas and homeless. Even Temecula and Murrieta. We moved here for the quiet. And we got it.
There is nothing wrong with people moving here. We need more people. Maybe it would bring in more business if good people moved here.
To me the biggest problems are the jaywalkers which someone already mentioned. The restaurants are not great either.
And houses are selling quick here. Not as many foreclosures either.
I just don't understand the whiners. If you don't like it here then move. This town doesn't need you here to bring it down.
#56 Oct 26, 2013
hemet is till our hometown....
#57 Oct 26, 2013
looking for silver coins in hemet, today will pay 17 times face.
leave email addy and i'll email you.
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#58 Oct 26, 2013
Watchout people!!! This sounds to good to be true. That would mean that this guy is paying 17.00 dollars for 1 dollar. He will show up all right, rob you, and he gets everything for nothing. BEWARE
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#59 Oct 26, 2013
17 to 1? Yup, I would use caution on this one. Way above market.
#60 Oct 26, 2013
Depends on what part of Hemet. Valle Vista,(parts of) Sage, East Hemet are ok. Stay away from central Hemet.
But it also depends on you, too. If you are a good neighbor, clean, respectable, quiet, friendly, etc then I don't care what color you are I would like to be your neighbor.
If you're loud, dirty, don't give a shit about anyone but you, you let your kids run free like a pack of wolves, do drugs or any gang shit, then I hate you and won't even bother to spit in the direction of your house when it is on fire with you inside.
See, Hemet was nice but the influx of these shitty people changed us. Good luck.
#61 Oct 27, 2013
.....too many felons and druggies have taken over
... these early release so-called 'non violent' criminals are actually street thugs. lock them up for life.
#62 Oct 29, 2013
You should of done your research before putting an offer in on the house...I would not raise my girls there.
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Think I've got proper flu and worried....(69 Posts)
In sole charge of my DCs with no help here and really worried. Been incredibly ill since 5am after a week long 'normal' virus and caring for DS1 who has been off sick from school with it all week.
Suddenly, this is a whole different calibre of virus. I can't move. I spent 3 hrs on toilet floor vomiting continually with delirium and high temperature and headache. Coughing up brown phlegm and really bad pain in chest cavity. Can't remember having anything as bad before ever. Normally just drag myself around and still able to look after DCs. Can't stop my heart racing at way above its normal speed even though I'm just sitting in bed. Can't get cool even though I had Ibuprofen at 9.30am.
AIBU to think I have proper influenza today and not just a normal virus? AIBU to be worried that there's only me here looking after DCs - aged 10 and 11 and can't actually look after them at all? DC1 still really weak from his virus all week and not eating and I'd been supporting him to drink fluids but I literally can't move right now and am soaked in sweat and feel really weird.
DC2 has the cough only so far but he has SN - mildly - and is finding it difficult that we're not doing normal routine today and is gettign cross that mum can't talk properly or get up.
AIBU to be so worried that I'm THIS ill and the DCs and I have no one at all to come in and help? Is it just that I'm feverish and so unwell that I'm panicking?
Anyone who can offer reassurance and tell me to stop being a weakling, pull myself together and get on with it - or are my symptoms going to get worse and I should be trying to get some help in for all of us? But there's no one I know of who would be willing to come into a house full of sick people.
Just to be clear, I was not referring to the OP! She does sound very ill indeed.
get well soon op
do you have any phone numbers for people who could do the school run for you?
take it easy
also find the flu deniers annoying. i had flu, pneumonia and pleurisy and still managed to move my fingers. couldn't speak as not enough oxygen, but fingers still worked. bummer as 999 doesn't work by text message (or does it?)
Hope you start feeling better soon.
Fortunately my kids could go to their dads...but he literally did not give a shit if I was alive or dead. I didnt see anyone for days....I understood totally how someone could pass away and not be found....and I live in a lose knit community...keep posting OP. There are plenty of us here who do understand.
Poor you op. That is really crap love. I was in your situ myself 2 years ago. I felt so ill i couldnt actually get to the docs and it took weeks to get better. I had some unsympathetic responses later and it made me feel very depressed. Get a fucking life you twats trying to troll hunt... the OP is ill ffs have some empathy!
Whether you've had flu or not, the brown gunk and chest pain sounds like an secondary infection which you'll need antibiotics to shift. But the good thing s if it is an infection rather then a virus then antibiotics will help and you hopefully feel some measure of relief within a few days.
Try not to panic, speak to the doctors- your sons may need antibiotics too if they have an infection too. Do you have anyone near to you that you can call to help? A friend? Their father? Family?
Also dose yourself up on vitamin C and zinc, manuka or local honey and echinachae. Hope you feel better soon.
Oh I am so sick of hearing the 'if you had flu you wouldn't be able to do x'.
We had confirmed swine flu a few years ago - we had to keep going because we had a newborn and a 3 year old .
Think once you're better, you should consider teaching kids how to do more to look after themselves also. hope your feeling lot better today
Except abra1d was referencing another poster who may or may not have had flu and wasn't actually questioning the ops diagnosis. Sorry abra1d .
However I still stand by my comments about flu.
Get well soon op.
Don't worry to much about the housework, you will catch up.
Exactly badkitten
I love how people think they know better than a gp.
Did you know that around 20% of people are thought to have contracted h1n1 (the swine flu variant) during the first year of the pandemic in the UK. Flu can massively vary intensity depending on the variety and the person. The 'it can't be flu if you can lift your head' is a fallacy.
And why the ridiculous troll hunting?
Hope you feel better op.
Can you call an emergency childcare service? You can get emergency nannys who might help with some light domestic work too.
Worried - I just want to say I totally understand your ds reaction. I have a dd 13 with AS, when I am ill she just cannot cope (I'm a lone parent).
She is used to me being at her beck and call and is actually really horrible to me when I am ill. I've realised it can be a bit of fear and anxiety too. It's a bit scary seeing your parent ill and can make children insecure.
Also dd responds to another family member ringing and having a chat and asking her to " look after your mum" type of stuff, it works better coming from someone else.
Glad your on the right treatment, hope it kicks in soon. As sticky says if you are happy to tell us your rough location maybe one of us can come with some supplies and show your DCs how to use the washing machine. Get well soon.
If you're in north Wales I can wash your dcs school uniform for you,we both had the flu over Christmas and it was awful,my dh went on to have blood clots on his lungs and was hospitalised with it before being diagnosed with pneumonia.
You need plenty of rest and don't forget to drink lots of water.
So the gp is wrong then?
Hi, don't out yourself but if you're near West Mids, I can help a bit. Hope you feel better soon x
'Agree you sound ill. But surely a 10 and 11 year old (even if slightly poorly) don't need much looking after? I was at home with flu this week with DS 1.10 who had flu and 3mo dd and we managed'
I doubt you had flu; probably another virus! You would not be looking after two babies if you had temperatures of up to 104 or 105, plus rigors, plus severely aching limbs, headache, etc.
I hope the antibiotics kick in soon. Take care of yourself.
Just updating from yesterday. managed to do the three hour marathon trip to out of hrs doctors - had booked in for 6pm but not seen till 7.30pm - with disgruntled children in tow.
Was diagnosed with influenza AND pneumonia! Got prescription for antibiotics and then had to drive to open pharmacy. It was freezing cold by then and I was shaking like mad and feeling extremely sick and ill. DS1 was being completely horrible to me the entire time we were out. I expect he hates the fact that I can't be his regular slave and he refused to believe I was really ill.
Was sick again when got home. But not vomited since and now had 2 of the antibiotics. So far too weak to get out of bed today and the domestic tasks are piling up. DCs are completely hopeless and do nothing at all to help in the house. DC2 however, is apparently trying to unstack the dishwasher and then restack. No surfaces in kitchen currently free and just piled with mess.
Must get their laundry done today - school uniforms - but will have to tell them what to do to do this themselves. Planning to send them out to a local shop for very basic food.
Realising that although they're not that young, they completely rely on my to run their lives and do every single thing, including finding clean clothes for them and even running them a bath.
Hope I start to feel well enough shortly to potter around. Got to drive them to school tomorrow or send them in a taxi.Can't afford to be off work for long as I'm self employed and we're solely reliant on my income.
Still feeling lousy but hope antibiotics start to help soon.
Thanks for all support yesterday.
By the way I would urge you to get seen - if you have a bacterial infection, antibiotics will help no end. If you call NHS direct they might be able to get you an appointment at out of hours. Failing that a walk in first thing tomorrow; it will be painful, you might have to wear 6 layers of clothing and haul your kids there but it will be worth it. Once they had finally worked out which antibiotiic was good for my particular bacterial infection (Doxycycline!) I was feeling better within 2 days and was cured within 2 weeks (albeit with scar tissue and stuff but I won't bore you with that)
You can post on mumsnet when you have flu or pneumonia. I had swine flu which became pneumonia, with pluericy (how the chuff do you spell that anyway) and posted on mumsnet from time to time.
If you are well enough to call the NHS direct, you are well enough to post on mumsnet. Its called "asking for help" and takes various guises. Sometimes mumsnet may provide more quick help than the NHS direct when you are looking for perspective or advice or experiences from people who have done it.
Anyway, you may well have full flu, or pneumonia, or a bad bronchitis, and yes it is very hard to care for children in that state - mine went on for a while and a relapsed too after I thought it was gone - this was a couple of years ago - not pleasant, and my husband was in Copenhaagen for some of it, and there was one time I had to pick my children up from school and I clipped the curb a couple of times, and was wearing 2 cardigans, 2 coats, gloves and a hat I was so cold with fever (I'd get shivery and then the sweltering bit would kick in a couple of hours later and I'd get the shakes)
Tres pleasant it was.
The upside is since then I've never moaned about having a simple head cold since!
Hoping a speedy recovery for the OP
Poor you, checking in to see how you are. Don't worry too much about the children you need to take care of yourself.
Sounds like a nasty chest infection, rather than flu.
I couldn't even stand to look at the tv when I had flu because it hurt to look at anything that bright.
Hope you're feeling better soon.
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Re: Complex Oddity
John Reed wrote:
> I was trying to separate the real and imaginary parts of a complicated
> expression, and ended up with something strange. Here is a short version of
> what happened.
> Let z = x + I y, then realPart = z /. {Complex[a_,b_]->a} gives realPart =
> x. Great!
> Now, try imagPart = z /. {Complex[a_,b_]->b} returns with imagPart = x + y.
> Oops
> In my original expression, it was harder to see, but the same error was
> occuring. What I tried first was using Re[z] and Im[z], but then I have to
> work with Im[y] and Im[x]. It seems to me two things need to be done here.
> First, be able to assign variables so that they always stay real or else
> indicate an error is occuring if they turn out to be complex, and second do
> something to avoid errors like the above. I have to say that I don't trust
> Mathematica's answers as much as I did before this came up. Now I feel like
> I better have a good idea of what the answer is before I trust Mathematica.
> John Reed
Hi John,
the expression z = a + I y may not be translated internally as you expect:
In[1]:= z = x + I y
Out[1]= x+\[ImaginaryI] y
In[2]:= FullForm[z]
Out[2]= Plus[x,Times[Complex[0,1],y]]
You could try
In[3]:= imagPart = z/.{a_+I b_\[Rule]b}
Out[3]= y
In[4]:= realPart=z/.{a_+I b_\[Rule]a}
Out[4]= x
Best regards,


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