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Abortion Pill Approved for Breast Cancer Test
Published: November 19, 1993
LONG BEACH, Calif., Nov. 18
The Food and Drug Administration has approved clinical tests of the French abortion pill RU-486 to treat women with advanced breast cancer.
The tests will be conducted by the Breast Center and Cancer Institute at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, using as subjects 40 women whose cancer has spread beyond the breast. The subjects, now being sought for the trial, must have responded in the past to some form of hormonal cancer treatment, like removal of the ovaries or use of the drug tamoxifen, the center's director, Dr. John Link, said Wednesday.
RU-486 is used in Europe for ending pregnancies, but it has not been approved for that purpose in the United States.
In a class of drugs called antiprogestins, RU-486 works by blocking the action of progesterone, a natural steroid hormone essential for maintaining pregnancy. When used in combination with another hormone, prostaglandin, the drugs cause an embryo to be expelled from the uterus.
In the past year, the Breast Center has treated three breast cancer patients with RU-486, but the hospital needed case-by-case approval from its board, the F.D.A. and the drug maker, Roussel-Uclaf. Of the three patients, one responded, one did not and treatment of a third was canceled because she developed a severe skin rash, Dr. Link said. Similar trials have been under way in Canada and France, he said. No results have yet been released.
RU-486 works in breast cancers that contain a progesterone receptor; in such cases the drug goes into the cancer cells and turns off the mechanism that causes them to divide, Dr. Link said.
Tests indicate that RU-486 produces milder side effects than chemotherapy, but may include nausea, vomiting, fatigue and rashes, Dr. Link said.
In September, the National Academy of Sciences said in a study that RU-486 could be useful in treating breast cancer, brain tumors and some female reproductive disorders. Noting that RU-486 had been used for abortions by more than 60,000 women in Europe, the academy recommended that the drug be approved quickly for that use in this country. Roussel-Uclaf did not promote RU-486 in the United States during the Reagan and Bush Administrations, both of which opposed abortion. In January, President Clinton called for research on the drug.


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2011 West Virginia Power Roster Announced
Curry will be the starting first baseman in West Virginia.
The West Virginia Power have announced their Opening Day roster for the 2011 season, via a team press release. The players who will be at the level are as follows:
Catchers: Elias Diaz, Kawika Emsley-Pai, Jairo Marquez
Infielders: Eric Avila, Matt Curry, Justin Howard, Drew Maggi, Kevin Mort, Gift Ngoepe, Andy Vasquez
Outfielders: Dan Grovatt, Rogelios Noris, Mel Rojas Jr
Pitchers: Ryan Beckman, Colton Cain, Brandon Cumpton, Kevin Decker, Zack Dodson, Zach Foster, Zac Fuesser, Brooks Pounders, Trent Stevenson, Jason Townsend, Zack Von Rosenberg, Tyler Waldron
The normal starting roster will be:
C - Elias Diaz
1B - Matt Curry
2B - Gift Ngoepe
SS - Drew Maggi
3B - Eric Avila
LF - Rogelios Noris
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Reading is an activity that some bathers do during prolonged baths. They can read things such as books, computers, magazines, newspapers, posters, or the labels on shampoo bottles.
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|Anime Episode or Movie/Manga Chapter
|"Avengers issue 236"
|Jennifer Walters reading a newspaper while being attended to by a Servant
|December 23rd, 1995
|"Sailor Moon SuperS: Ami's First Love"
|In the Sailor Moon SuperS special called "Ami's first love", Ami Mizuno is seen in the beginning reading a book in the bathtub. She apparently reads in the bathtub every morning.
|January 8th, 1999
|"Cowboy Bebop ep. 11"
|Faye Valentine is seen reading a red book while sitting in a Bubble Bath in an Clawfoot Bathtub on the ship known as the bebop.
|"Catwoman Secret Files and Origins"
|Holly Robinson in
|October 4th, 2004
|"Read or Die ep. 9"
|Alice Alice Arquette is seen looking in a book in one part of her Skinny Dipping scene.
|June 5th, 2006
|"Strawberry Panic! ep. 10"
|Nagisa Aoi is seen reading a book in a flashback of her studying while in a Bubble Bath.
|July 24th, 2006
|"Coyote Ragtime Show ep. 4"
|Bruce Dochley reading some papers during a Flashback Bathing Scene
|"Kanokon episode 3"
|Chizuru Minamoto
|"Shugo Chara! Calendar"
|Amu Hinamori
|March 30th, 2010
|"Banana no Nana chapter 1"
|Mizukami Haruko
|October 22nd, 2010
|"Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt ep. 4"
|Stocking is seen reading a magazine while lounging in her Clawfoot Bathtub filled with Green Bathwater.
|February 2012
|"Zero no Tsukaima F episode 6"
|May 31st, 2012
|"Sket Dance ep. 60"
|Ayumi Kuramoto has a red one.
|June 2012
|"Honey VS chapter 1"
|Honey Kisaragi reading a newspaper while taking a Bubble Bath in a Clawfoot Bathtub with a Rubber Duck
|April 2013
|"Miss Fury issue 1"
|Marla Drake reading a newspaper on the cover
|August 2013
|"Megami Magazine issue 159"
|Yukino Yukinoshita from Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru
|December 11th, 2015
|"Shinmai Maou no Testament episode 23"
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Toy Invasion Photos Input LEGO Star Wars In Real World Settings
Artist Benoit Lapray used digital photography and retouching to create his image series
French photographer and digital retoucher Benoit Lapray has once again put his skills into a creative photo series, this time featuring LEGO Star Wars minifigures going about their lives in a real world urban environment.
His photo series, entitled Toys Invasion, is a personal project that he created with his friend and fellow artist Matthieu Latry and in collaboration with LEGO France.
The series shows the LEGO Star Wars figures occupying the new district of La Confluence in Lyon, France. The photo series presents a clear visualization of the contrast between the iconic pop culture toys and the modern architecture of the city.
The series includes photos featuring popular Star Wars characters like Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, as well as several Stormtroopers. Most of the Stormtroopers are shown walking around the streets, riding their flying crafts and ships, or simply doing their duties and manning their stations. There are also scenes of clashes between the forces of the Empire and the forces of the Rebel Alliance.
In one photo, Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia appear to be hanging out under a tree at the park while Chewbacca stands guard. In another photo, they are either boarding or getting off their ship. There's also a photo of a light saber-wielding Darth Vader facing off with Luke on a bridge. In a different photo, Darth Vader is standing on top of a building and throwing blue streaks of power into the sky. There are also photos of Stormtroopers walking around inside a mall and standing outside a shop and looking at the store displays.
According to a post on Pixable, each photo in the series took Lapray and Latry at least a day to create. The artists needed to take a picture of the toys in the studio and then put them on the background image afterwards. Other scenes, like the one inside the mall, took about two to three days, according to Lapray.
View more images from the Toys Invasion photo series on Lapray's Behance page.
Source: Pixable
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Legal Professional: Build Your Business
Taxpayer A creates JWROS account with major mutual fund house with B, C all funds from A, others do not comingle or withdraw. any funds. A pays taxes like clockwork in her SSN etc, A passes.
B and C take the account and split it 50/50 as was A's intent , several months later. Close out account.
Not even close to a Federal estate tax and all state taxes paid in full , A has filed a tax return, all taxes thru DOD addressed/paid Not a dime of assets in decedents sole name /title --accurate state return as well for decedent
There are legitimate gains and income post DOD and not an attempt to end run taxes due.
Of course all the 1099's come out in decedants name and SSN.
What is easiest way to nominate the income 50/ 50 to the respective B and C
A 1098 and detailed 1099 to show where each fund or line item in original 1099 went?
First, A could not possibly have filed an income tax return himself that accounted for everything up through his date of death. His executor could have filed his final return (if one was needed) to do that, of course.
Second, B or C should have notified the mutual fund firm of A's death before they took the distribution. Otherwise, how else does the firm know to make the checks payable to B and C, and if B and C got the checks, why is the income being reported by the mutual fund as paid to A?
The easiest why to deal with this is to ask the mutual fund firm to issue corrected Forms 1099. B and C should, of course, each properly report his share of the mutual fund gains and income received on his federal income tax return. Note that this is NOT a true nominee situation, as A's estate never had control of the distributed funds — A's interest in the account terminated the moment he died. B and C would have been paid directly as the surviving owners of the account.
I have no idea why you even mention a Form 1098 here. That's a form for a mortgage lender to report mortgage interest it received from the borrower during the year. That's not going to be applicable to a mutual fund situation.


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Hi my name is Amy Im a Christian. I won't say I had a bad life cuz I didn't. I had a few thing happen to me that no one should have to go thru, but at the time I thought it was not a big deal, cuz I didn't care for Amy. I had depression, eating disorder a cutting problem. I tried killing myself many times. I just didn't love my self. I knew i had a problem I didn't know where and how to start. I lost was in the darkness of my past. It's when my Dad kicked me out of my home. That's when I meet the loving family that introduce me to Jesus. I'll tell you as soon as a accepted Jesus as my Lord and savor. My life has not been the same .That eating disorder, depression, my cutting problem gone in one night. when i woke up the next morning and didn't have one bad thought, looked at myself and didn't find anything wrong with me and that's when I truly felt happy but most of all free!! Free from my pain that Ive live with for 6 years ,free from the lies the devil told me .I am free!! !free!!! free!!! Jesus has and always been there for me. Loving me for the way I am. Caring for me. All he wants is my love. Jesus gave his life for us to be free and the only thing he wants is our love, and to TALK WITH HIM. Im proud to say that Im a Christian Im proud to say i love Jesus. Thank you Jesus I LOVE YOU Jesus!


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m4 ramps were just a con job so colt could get the no-bid contract.
the m4 ramps don't help longer rounds either cause if there that long--they won't fit in the mag so you don't need the ramps--LOL
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hey j4 i had a rem. 7400 3006 that the ramps would actually shave off some of the bullet ramping in the chamber and jamb the thing up bad. the ramp to the chamber had a sharp edge and boy if you shot it more tan ten times would lock it up like hell. had to carry a lady finger brush to keep it cleaned out. what a bitch.


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Obviously Gingerbread is going to bring some new love to the smartphone, but Acer is also selling the device now in a rainbow of new colors that can tastefully match your personality. Furthermore, Acer's customized interface is being upgraded to version 4.2, which packs along things like Acer's SocialJogger 2.0 app. Meaning, it'll be the one stop area for all your social networking needs and even integrates with things like Flickr and Plurk as well.
Now that the Acer Liquid Mini is getting some much-needed attention again, it might prove to be an attractive option for those individuals that want more selection in terms of color schemes – and not to mention Gingerbread too!
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Y2K is long gone, but the remediation efforts agencies underwent are still paying off today.
Y2K remediation required an immense amount of work directly relating to business continuity planning (BCP) -- efforts an organization develops to maintain mission-critical business processes in the face of emergencies or disasters.
Today, agencies are using BCP to prepare themselves for future emergencies and to help them grasp how deeply their mission-critical applications are intertwined with those of other agencies.
All Ears
"We're really changing the focus of IT to be more business oriented than we ever have in the past because of the changes after Sept. 11 and our having to shift money toward disaster plans," said Gail Roper, CIO of Kansas City, Mo. "We've got to open the doors. There has to be a major educational piece to help your customers understand why you're doing what you're doing; why we need to work toward enterprise solutions; why we need to have security in place."
Roper said her department is performing risk-mitigation studies and sharing the information with other agencies, a departure from past processes.
"Before, we understood what the risks were, but we weren't sharing those studies with other agencies," she said. "Y2K was the beginning of the lid coming off of IT and individuals sitting down at the table discussing enterprise requirements. We, as technologists, had a propensity to solve the problem before we knew what the problem was. We've had to develop very strong listening skills."
Y2K forced IT staff to look at problems in new ways, Roper said, including business processes and workflow issues, and that experience is lending itself nicely to business continuity planning.
"The skill requirements have changed," she said. "It's easier to meet the needs of your customers when you understand what their objectives are; what they're in business to do; what their work processes are?"
All Together Now
BCP is one piece of an overall crisis-management plan, said David Morrow, managing principal of EDS' security and privacy services, and that larger plan also includes disaster-recovery planning and human-resource recovery planning.
Though all pieces are important, he said, the BCP element forces enterprises to focus on things that must be done, regardless of whatever emergency or crisis is swirling around the enterprise.
"We did a lot of good work in the Y2K era in getting ready to identify what we need to do," he said. "A lot of organizations, commercial businesses and governments, in the process of that, discovered interdependencies between systems and processes that they never knew existed before."
It's not enough that a state or local government simply identifies a mission-critical process, say welfare payments or related benefits, that must be addressed while assembling a business continuity plan, he said, because those processes don't exist in a vacuum.
"If there's some sort of outside organization or group that has input into that process, or if that process relies upon the input of somebody else, some other state agency, then an agency needs to not only concern itself with the welfare business process and how well that works, but also that other process to make [sure] it continues to work, too," Morrow said.
When commercial organizations began work with EDS, those organizations soon realized the degree of their interconnectedness with others could do as much to cripple mission-critical applications as an in-house BCP failure.
"It's very easy to focus just on your rice bowl, just on the things you worry about," Morrow said. "Especially in the IT environment, programs, applications and processes are so complicated and intricate and involved, it's easy to overlook somebody else having an input to [your mission-critical application] that you didn't know


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Tennessee moved from 10th to fifth with 200.97 points in this week???s US Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) rankings following impressive performances at the NCAA Mideast Regional.
LSU occupies the top spot with 260.84 points. Florida State is second with 249.45 points, with Texas A&M???s 233.87 points ranking third. Florida ranks just ahead of the Vols with 201.67 points.
Auburn is the next SEC team, ranking seventh with 184.14 points. The Tigers are followed by Arkansas in 10th with 162.06 points, Kentucky in 14th with 142.73, South Carolina in 24th with 92.75 and Mississippi State in 25th with 89.42 points. The SEC???s eight ranked schools ties the conference with the Pac-10 for the most schools in this week???s rankings.
The rankings use an updated scoring system based on athletes??? season-best marks to determine a team???s overall chances of making an impact at the national championship meet. The scoring system for the teams, compiled by Tom Lewis of Missouri, is the sum of its individuals??? place on the descending order list and a weighed value of those performances based on the field. The scoring method is based on the latest NCAA performance list.
Tennessee???s team score consists of the 11 individual performances and one relay accepted into next week???s NCAA Outdoor Championships. Three-time All-America Jangy Addy leads the nation in the decathlon after becoming the fifth UT athlete and just the 62nd American to break the 8,000-point barrier with his 8,010-point performance while winning his fourth straight SEC multi-events title. Four-time All-America Evander Wells is third in the 100 with his wind-aided time of 10.01 from the preliminaries of the Mideast Regional and fourth in the 200 after running a 20.25 time in the finals of the regional meet. Fourteen-time All-America Rubin Williams, the indoor 200 national champion, is ranked eighth in the event with his 20.41 clocking and seventh in the 100 with his personal-best time of 10.12 from the regional final.
Freshman Joseph Berry is seventh in the pole vault after his personal-best clearance of 17-9 that won the Mideast Regional. 2007 All-America Matthew Maloney is 13th in the javelin with his season-best throw of 228-2. Tennessee has two athletes in the 110 hurdles, with freshman Charlton Rolle???s 13.68 time leading the way in 15th place, followed by sophomore De???Lon Isom in 20th at 13.73.
Freshman Michael Ayers is 20th in the decathlon with his personal-best score of 7,360 from the SEC Outdoor Championships. 2007 All-America Yarrick Kincaid enters the national championship meet 25th in the 800 with his season-best time of 1:48.62, which was recorded at the Mideast Regional.
Tennessee???s All-America 4x100 relay team of Pritchett, Wells, Kyle Stevenson and Williams is second with a season-best time of 38.82, the third-fastest time in school history. Senior Blake Jones joined Wells, Stevenson and Williams to win the relay at the Mideast Regional in a time of 38.92.
Tennessee is one of nine teams to have 12 performances entered in this week???s rankings, which include 140 teams.


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"Hi, My name is Mickey."
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"You are so handsome Mickey!"
"I like to go back inside asap."
"Me and my Foster Mom."
"I like to Strrrrrretch."
"I like my crate. I feel safe inside it."
"When can I go play with the other dogs?"
"Peek A Boo!"
"Can you find me?"
"I like my big crate."
Mickey has a new home and a new life. He is so loved by his new family. He loves his Mama and she has him with her all the time. He is like a little angel on her shoulder. He loves his family and I doubt he even thinks of us anymore. I wish that to be true. I would like him never to remember the life that led him to his new family. His stay in the pound with it's smells and loud noises. The stress of coming to another home after being abandoned by his first owner. I hope he has forgotten me or that he thinks of us only as the bridge that carried him to true happiness. He is so spoiled now that his probably does not have time to think of anything but all the love he has now and the family who will never give him up. :) You go Mickey. :)
In the last 15 months I have care for and adopted out 17 dogs. None have been like the adoption of Mickey. I spoke with a young woman on the phone about him and she said she would be here Sun. to get him. Not just to see him, but to get him. She knew she wanted him when she saw his picture on the internet. She called this AM to let me know she was going to be here but a little later then planned. I waited as we did adoptions for Mike and Pepper and when she came in, Mickey perked up like he knew her. She put out her hands and I gave him to her. They were like they belonged together. I asked her if she knew him? She smiled and said no. I think they knew each other but just had not met. :) He snuggled his tiny head under her chin and she filled out the adoption papers. It was just the strangest experience I have had doing rescue. I had to breath deep to keep from crying. He still looked at me but with a look that said "Thank you for helping me. Thank you for everything but my REAL Mom is here to get me, it's time for me to go. Good Bye Mickey. It was my pleasure to help you. Have a wonderful life. I'll keep you in my heart forever.
Mom is all sad. She had my profile put on the adoption site and someone called for me. The lady is coming to meet me tomorrow for adoption day at Petsamrt. Mom talked to the lady and she has 2 little girls. She has an older dog too. Mom said she sounds like a sweet lady but she will have lots of questions to ask before I can go on a home triel with her. Mom forgets that I have Angels looking out for me. I mean Gosh! I was at the pound of all places. I didn't get sick from any of the other dogs there and I didn't get run over by a car before the animal control saw me and picked me up. So many things could have happened to me before she found and rescued me. My Pup Angels Missy & Bradley are taking care of me. I think she is just sad cause she will miss me when I am gone. I know Dad will really miss me. He loves me very much. I'll miss them too I know, but I need my own home with my own people that I don't have to share with 7 other dogs. Poor mom. I'm going to give her extra kisses and make her feel better. Ya, That's what I'll do, more kisses.
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Oh! Owie! Hope the pawrents can help you not hurt so bad! Power of the paw to you, little buddy!!
owwwie!!! I had one on my chest a year ago.....no fun! mine was the same thingy...kisses,mazy


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Boxing News
Guillermo Rigondeaux Update
By Gabriel F. Cordero
A source has informed fightnews.com that WBA super bantamweight world champion Guillermo Rigondeaux could be in negotiations with Top Rank to extend his promotional contract by two years. Rigondeaux's contract with Top Rank officially expired on Monday July 16. Although it is known that Rigondeaux also has had talks with Mayweather Boxing and Golden Boy Promotions, his first choice is Top Rank. The source also confirmed that Rigondeaux could appear on the September 15 card between Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Sergio "Maravilla" Martinez.


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Weekly Menu Plan for A Dietitian's Toddlers (Or: What My Kids are Eating Now)
When I started this blog four years ago, it was called "What I'm Eating Now." But a marriage, two kids and a new career as a dietitian later, I find that people seem more interested in what I'm feeding my kids now than in what I'm eating now. (Of course, other parents inevitably realize that I'm generally eating whatever my kids didn't eat, usually while standing over the sink).
So I figured: why not type up a typical weekly menu plan for my kiddos at age 2 and share it?
A few notes:
- As you will see, my kids do not follow a gluten-free diet, though I feed them more GF foods than other kids likely eat so that we can share family meals (or I can eat leftovers!). I save the wheat and gluten for days that they're home with the babysitter and try to keep family meals gluten free so we can all eat together.
- Lunch is their main meal of the day, as I find their appetite wanes as the day progresses. As a result, our dinner meal tends toward the lighter side (especially during the week), and breakfast for dinner is not at all uncommon in our home!
- We generally do 2-3 meatless days per week. I feed the kids red meat once per week, poultry 2-3x/week, fish 1-2x/week. I tend toward vegetarian salad lunches on days that I work so that I can share their more animal protein-based lunches with them on days I'm home without overdoing it on the animal protein myself.
- We aim for family meals whenever one or both parents is home, and it's usually on weekends or at lunchtime since mom works only part-time. Once their bedtime is a little later, my goal is to have family dinners with more regularity as well.
- As you will also see, our weekly rotation includes a mix of home-made meals, some convenience food and one restaurant meal per week. I generally cook lunches on the previous evening, after the kids go to bed. That means I'm generally cooking 4 nights per week or so; my husband kicks in 1-2 dishes per week. All dishes I choose are easy and fast– I generally won't spend more than 30 minutes on a recipe, unless its a weekend and I have another set of hands to help. I leave the more complex projects (braised meats, schnitzel, risotto) to my husband, who has the patience for such things.
- In the winter, I bake low-sugar treats once weekly, usually while my kids nap in the afternoon, and freeze leftovers in snack-sized portions. That way, I can have a variety of healthy baked goods on hand to defrost whatever I need on-the-go.
- As you will see, I don't buy cookies or sweets. In addition to low-sugar homemade baked goods for a snack once or twice per week, I offer a healthy "dessert" about once a week (like pumpkin paletas). Otherwise it's just fruit. However, I don't limit their intake of treats and sweets at parties or on special occasions so as to avoid reinforcing the notion that these foods are the "forbidden fruit." I let them self-regulate in those situations, and they do just fine. Nine times out of ten, Max will always choose fresh fruit over cookies and cakes. Stella is a little cookie monster, and it's a treat for me to watch her enjoy her special treats!
Monday (Meatless Monday):
Breakfast: Cheerios in milk & organic blueberries
Morning snack: Saturday's leftover carrot pancakes (served cold) & Banana & Milk
Lunch: Chana Saag (Indian spinach & chickpeas); ordered in the previous night from our favorite restaurant, with a can of Eden Organic chickpeas added to the batch; & Basmati Rice & plain organic yogurt
Afternoon snack: Graham crackers & Milk
Dinner: GF Almond pancakes + Herb roasted spaghetti squash
Breakfast: Cascadian Farms Organic Multigrain Squares in milk & sliced kiwi
Morning snack: Clementines & Mary's Gone Crackers & Milk
Family Lunch: Chicken breast (usually either with an Asian marinade, grilled, or a homemade GF breaded schnitzel) & Wild Rice medley & cooked green beans
Afternoon snack: Roasted chickpea snacks & Milk
Dinner: Omelet–plain for Max, with chopped spinach for Stella (pasture-raised eggs) & Baked sweet potato fries
Breakfast: Barbara's Bakery Original Puffins cereal in milk & blackberries
Morning snack: Banana & homemade GF carrot/zucchini mini muffins + milk
Lunch: Black Beans & Farro (they think it's brown rice) & Steamed broccoli w/ butter
Afternoon snack: Happy Herbert's Spelt snack sticks + milk
Dinner: Organic cottage cheese & GF quinoa pasta & peeled/salted baby cucumbers
Breakfast: Barbara's Bakery Shredded Spoonfuls cereal in milk & sliced banana
Morning snack: Homemade oatmeal/peanut butter/banana/chia squares & Clementines & milk
Family Lunch: GF homemade organic turkey sliders + whole wheat mini pitas/multigrain slider buns+ ketchup + sweet potato fries
Afternoon snack: Organic string cheese + organic Triscuit-like wheat crackers
Dinner: Macaroni & cheese (organic, from a box) + Tuna salad w/ mayo (light tuna, BPA-free can) + Herb roasted cauliflower
Breakfast: Cheerios in milk & raspberries
Morning snack: Roasted chickpea snacks + milk
Lunch: Salmon Teriyaki + Quinoa pilaf (cooked quinoa with caramelized onions, peas, cumin and garlic powder) + Green beans
Afternoon snack: Dried fruit chips + Organic string cheese
Dinner: Golden Sesame Tofu (take-out from Whole Foods) + Homemade stir-fried snow peas. Dessert: Pumpkin paletas
Family Breakfast: GF Carrot cake pancakes + sliced banana
Morning snack: Roasted pumpkin seeds (pepitas) + watermelon + Milk
Family Lunch: Braised red meat (usually beef short ribs or boneless leg of lamb; organic and grass-fed) + Herb roasted potatoes + Baby brussels sprouts
Afternoon snack: Dry cereal (Puffins or Cheerios)
Dinner: Hard boiled quail eggs (!) + whole grain toast with smashed avocado + shredded raw carrots leftover from pancake-making
Breakfast: Oatmeal w/ cinnamon and maple syrup + fresh fruit (whatever's on hand… mango, berries, etc..)
Morning snack: Sliced apples with peanut butter + milk
Family Lunch: Mujjadara (Middle Eastern style lentils with rice and caramelized onions) + fried egg + sliced red peppers (raw)
Afternoon snack: Dried fruit (dates, raisins, dried cherries, etc..)+ milk
Family Dinner: Leftover short ribs + GF Quinoa pasta + grilled asparagus
There are other common foods in the mix, as well. I'll do a turkey meatball every other week or so; salmon burgers; apple cider braised cod; cauliflower soup with homemade croutons; peanut butter sandwiches; grilled cheese sandwiches; mini ravioli with pesto; and the Barefoot Contessa's fabulous sliders (with local/organic/grass fed beef). Occasionally we'll make a home-made pizza and let the kids roll their own dough and adorn their own mini-pizzas, though truth be told, they enjoy making pizza far more than eating it. Once in awhile, we'll get takeout from a Middle eastern place and the kids will eat falafel, hummus, pita and babganoush. Currently, I am working on acceptance of sauteed spinach/garlic, roasted butternut squash, raw peppers, and soups in general. Our food is simple and homey, but we try not to do too much dumbed- down kid food. We use herbs and spices liberally. We are cautious about empty-calorie snacks that could spoil their appetites for meals.
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The Big VentSubmitted by kmdb2012 on Mon, 11/19/2012 - 8:23pm
There are days I feel I can handle it and days I just want to throw in the towel. I feel more and more like throwing in the towel. What stops me, because right now..for this period of time...my bs seems to happy and doesn't want anymore changes in his life.
I have to deal with my husband of 3 years, a ss18, sd16, ss8 by two different bms. I have never in my life met such a group of rude, selfish individuals. I also have a ex husband. Just for the simple fact that I haven't kirked out completely speaks volumes.
I am tired, I am tired of being used, being manipulated, being disrespected, being belittled. I go through moments of being extremely sad to moments of intense anger.
Just even posting on this page has wiped me out. My blogs will have to be short to get my story out a bit at a time.
In a nutshell.....I hate my life.
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I am so sorry for you. I
I am so sorry for you. I understand. I really really do. It's totally unfair. I hope you find a way out...if that's what you decide. And never look back. Good luck.
Consider how you feel. Look
Consider how you feel. Look at what you posted. Determine if your life, the circumstances, and your feelings are likely to ever change if you stay. Then, ask yourself what good mommy in this condition does for your son.
Please don't blame your son that you are stifled and unable to make the hard decision. It is way too heavy a burden for him to bear. What you're essentially saying is "being used, being manipulated, being disrespected, being belittled" and being so unhappy and depressed are all his fault because you endure it for his sake. That's not being fair to him when moving will not impact him nearly so severely as staying impacts you, which means you are unable to be the best mommy for him that you can be by staying. He would not want his mommy to feel this way or treated this way. Anywhere and any relationship that does those things to you and has you feeling like this is no place for either of you to be.
I know how it feels to have so much burden that you hardly know where to begin. But, please do begin. The best way to start is at the beginning. You will be able to wade through the mind-boggling confusion because you're organizing your thoughts from the very start.
Holy Moly love! These sound
Holy Moly love! These sound like some poisonous relationships you have going here. I recommend focusing on yourself and your BS, also whatever makes you happy, will mak BS happy.
Eradicate the negative energy in your life, let hubby sort his own children out, you actually don't owe them a thing.
Please search up disengaging on this site, I really think it is what you need.
DO NOT be a door mat to be abused whenever these people feel the impulse, do you want your son to grow and assimilate to this kind of behaviour?
As we say in NZ "Kia Kaha" Stay Strong.
I'm a good person.


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Thinking of adding to the collection but not sure if I want a light weight alloy 5 shot .38spl revolver (like Taurus) or maybe a one of the new .380s (LCP or P380) It's for carrying.
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Thinking of adding to the collection but not sure if I want a light weight alloy 5 shot .38spl revolver (like Taurus) or maybe a one of the new .380s (LCP or P380) It's for carrying.
What say you?...
While both are closed, they still offer good info.
FWIW, I prefer the pocket .380s over my J-frame, it just easier for me to get out of the pocket.
Me, I wouldn't want to get shot by either one.......
It's a lot about personal preference. I prefer revo's for my small back hideaways. Research, and take your best bet. Try if you can before you buy and see what you shoot best.
search the site lots of good info. then i would look at the s&w j-frame and/or the kel tec p3at.
I've never found a small auto that was as unfailingly reliable as a J-frame sized revolver. Given that experience, I'd always go with .38 Special because of the platform. Even discounting the platform though, I have a lot more respect for the .38 Special as a defensive chambering than the .380ACP. It throws a heavier bullet at an equal or higher velocity and has much better load availability than the .380ACP. Besides, for a handloader like me, its a lot more fun to handload for the .38 Special.
I have owned and carried both, and still have some really small semis that I like. But I just plain shoot my 642 a whole heck of a lot better - just fits my hand and is more accurate at some distance. So it has become my default pocket gun when I need to carry something small.
Jim D.
I don't want to get into the actual 38 spl. - 380 debate, but if you don't have S&W J frame 5 shot, well.........that's just wrong. Absolutely can't go wrong there.
I prefer the small revolver. I like the S&W J-Frames though.
I was an LEO for over 32 years (recently retired).. I saw a whole lot of people that were shot dead by 380s and most of it was FMJ. Hornady has the new Critical Defense ammuntion available in 380 and it looks like it works very well. I'd go with that.
My wife has a S&W airweight .38 and a S&W .357 scandium; she says "5 for sure".
I have a tendency to prefer semi-autos. But 9mm is my thing.
Numberwise the .38 especially +P beats the .380 every time and you can find ammo anywhere in the sticks.
Like several people in the threads above, I looked at the options and avoided the whole question ... I went with a PM9 shooting +P. Best of all worlds.


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The civic body employees, who had been on strike since Monday to demand pending salaries and promotions, were promised 18 months of their pending salaries by the administration today after meeting following which they decided to call off their agitation.
The Mada representatives ' S.N. Dubey and Visheswar Mahto, among others, who met deputy commissioner Prashant Kumar and Kulkarni ' were also promised a committee, which would look into its other demands within three months.
Speaking to The Telegraph, development commissioner Kulkarni said the workers would be compensated with 18 months of their salaries immediately with a committee looking into their other major demands including the terms of merger of the civic body with that of Dhanbad Municipal Corporation.
"We have asked the Mada employees to wait for the reports of the committee. The committee is likely to suggest how and under what conditions will the Mada employees be absorbed as municipal corporation staffs. The employees have agreed and decided to watch for three months now," Kulkarni said.
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This weekend we are embarking on what feels like a milestone a
suburban rite of passage; our first garage sale.
I grew up in a condo and then lived in an urban area. Garage
sales were things I would visit on occasion but never had. Our
space was too small to accumulate enough for a sale. We would just
donate it throughout the year to various charities.
We've been in our suburban house for almost five years, and have
two additional kids. What they say is true, you gather enough stuff
to fill the space you have. The growing amount of clutter has been
driving me mad since the moment I was up and walking around after
we had our fourth. Especially the clothes! With four kids, two of
them girls, we have amassed a store's worth of clothes in every
size from birth through age 7.
So I'm sorting, and tagging, and purging this week in prep for
having a one-day garage sale this weekend. Nothing is safe. I'm
cleaning out closets and going through toys. If I had my way more
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our life small and simple, with four kids it rapidly grows. It
can't be stopped. There will always be another birthday or holiday
that friends and family want to celebrate.
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life I didn't expect to be overcome by anything other than a sense
of relief and cleansing, like a big breath of fresh air as there
was more room to move. I was not ready for the overwhelming sadness
some of these little dresses would evoke in me. I don't have
anymore little girls. As I packed up maternity clothes it hit me
that I will never be pregnant again, never get to watch my bump
grow (and never have an excuse to eat a package of Oreos!)
This garage sale isn't just a rite of passage into full-fledged
suburban life. It's a coming out party and it's our declaration
that we are putting the baby years behind us. I knew it would come
someday but that day always seemed really far away. Now it has a
date: June 15.
We're publicly declaring that we are a complete family.
It's awesome and a little scary.
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Publication Acceptance Date: 3/1/2007
Publication Date: 6/1/2007
Citation: Clark, J.R., Perkins Veazie, P.M. 2007. Improving shelf life of blackberries through conventional breeding [abstract]. HortScience. 42(3):446. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: The University of Arkansas began blackberry breeding in 1964, and fruit breeder James N. Moore envisioned vast improvement of this "native" southern U.S. crop through crossing and selection of existing germplasm. He used the recurrent mass selection system of breeding, a system that utilizes the crossing of complementary parents that show positive phenotypic traits and selecting the superior progeny at fruiting. Great advances were made, and by 1983 four cultivars had been released that were superior to previous developments. The release of 'Navaho' in 1989 was a hallmark achievement, in that it had erect, thornless canes, the first cultivar to exhibit this combination of traits. 'Navaho' was also identified to have much better shelflife than thorny cultivars, and in the early 1990s the interest for a cultivar that had shelflife for more than 1 to 3 days was developing as pre-picked sales (rather than pick-your-own) were becoming more common. This led to the development of a cooperative research endeavor between the University of Arkansas (John R. Clark) and USDA-ARS (Penelope Perkins-Veazie) to expand postharvest evaluations of blackberries. Early progress indicated that: 1) 'Navaho' could be stored for up to 2 weeks in appropriate conditions, 2) firmness in field evaluations did not always translate to good shelflife, 3) substantial variability for shelflife was present in the Arkansas breeding germplasm, and 4) a protocol for routine evaluations could be developed to screen a wide range of genotypes, including evaluations for berry firmness, leakiness, development of mold, and retention of black drupelet color. This effort has led to expanded recommendations of commercial potential of newer cultivars such as 'Apache' and 'Ouachita' for the shipping market. Identification of superior parents for shelflife potential has led to hybridzations for improved shelflife to be undertaken with substantial further phenotypic advances identified. The relationship of breeder and postharvest physiologist in this effort has allowed substantial advances in technology for producers, resulting in major expansions of blackberry production in the South, other regions of the U.S., and other countries.


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I'm not sure how she does it, but The Bloggess added to her collection of animals taxidermied to look like Harry Potter characters with a toad-version of Mad-Eye Moody. My personal favorite of hers has to be Ron Weasel-y, and her collection got me thinking: What kind of animal would make for a perfect taxidermied Hagrid? A woodchuck? A beaver? A bear? Yeah, that's it! My money's on Ru-bear Hagrid for sure.
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Media around the world were all over Ian Poulter's tweeting of a video in which he serves his son breakfast in the Ryder Cup (since admitted to be a replica), attracting condemnation from traditionalists. While the press in the US reacted with a more forgiving sense of indulgence (Stewart Cink had, after all, famously used the Claret Jug to serve barbecue sauce at an Independence Day celebration) there was more opprobrium in the UK. "To just eat out of the cup is sickening. If it is meant to be a joke it isn't amusing ... he's just disgraced the entire team," frothed one angry respecter of silverware.
Which provoked a far more engaging tweet from US Ryder Cup stalwart Paul Azinger: "Hey @IanJamesPoulter your videos were awesome. @bubbawatson and I loved them. Send those haters this!" attaching the picture above .
Daly down and the witching hour for Woods
More controversial than Azinger, John Daly's recent poor performances mean he has lost his place on next year's PGA Tour. Two years without a drink and he can't fathom where his game's gone wrong: "I've done everything right and haven't played worth a darn," he told the Charlotte Observer. "It's unbelievable. I'm giving myself the chance to play good. It seems the more I work, the worse I get." Without a top-20 finish on the tour this year, Daly is diversifying and will soon launch his own lemonade and sweet tea‑flavoured vodka. It's a field he knows all about and was honest about its role when asked what he had learned: "That I was happy when I was a miserable drunk. I played better when I was drunk."
The horror show, meanwhile, continued for Tiger, with the Boston Herald reporting that the Eastern Coast Costume shop has sold out of their Woods Halloween outfit – a visor with a golf club in place of the classic arrow through the head. The Chicago Tribune reports that council member John Robert Krzos has apologised after attending a party blacked up and dressed as Michael Jordan, with another friend who came as Woods and blacked up as well. The issue came to the fore when Krzos posted a photo from the party on Facebook.
In the group picture, says the Tribune, Krzos is holding a cigar near the friend dressed as Tiger. A woman nearby holds a sign labelled "Tiger Woods' Big Black Book" that contains numbers such as "800-PROSTITUTE" along with a "Scorecard" that reads "likes foursomes".
Learning lessons from D-Day and the Desert Fox
More from the US to ensure our colonial cousins feel at home as the San Francisco 49ers and the Denver Broncos bring the NFL to Wembley tonight. The players will have graduated to the league through the US college system – a university-based nursery for the pro game that is hugely popular, attracting regular attendances of between 50,000 and 80,000 and massive media coverage.
Which the Tennessee Volunteers coach Derek Dooley fell foul of as he tried to explain his side's third straight defeat last week. "Right now we're like the Germans in World War Two," Dooley said. "Here comes the boats, they're coming and it's like: 'Oh my God, the invasion is coming.' It's coming, they call Rommel – they can't find Rommel. [he pretends to speak into a radio] 'What do we do? I'm not doing anything until I get orders. Have you gotten Rommel yet?'"
As reporters laughed, he continued digging: "I don't want the German people to get upset at me. I'm not attacking them." No. He simply wanted his side to show the tactical flexibility of the Allies: "You had one group, they weren't worried about what the plan was and orders and all that." Rather than, as his comparison concluded: "The other group. And they go: 'Wait a minute, they told us the invasion was way further north' – where we had the empty tanks and we were hiding Patton. 'We weren't ready for this, now what do we do? We better wait until Rommel tells us what to do."' The Wehrmacht of D-Day, waiting on the Desert Fox to obtain permission to release his Panzer divisions is, apparently, no model for a football team.
His analogy did not go down well. The New York Daily News said it showed "an utter lack of respect for the brave Americans who lost their lives that day", while NBC Sports described him simply as "batshit crazy". Dooley is not the first to make ill-advised comparisons between sport and war in the US, though. In 2006 Alabama football coach Nick Saban lost the plot entirely as he explained a defeat: "Changes in history usually occur after some kind of catastrophic event. It may be 9-11, which sort of changed the spirit of America relative to catastrophic events. Pearl Harbor kind of got us ready for World War Two, or whatever, and that was a catastrophic event." Well, sort of, kind of, whatever ...
As did the NBA's Kevin Garnett, whose comments before a semi-final for Minnesota in 2004 exhibited a positively fetishistic dedication to the cause: "This is it. I'm sitting in the house loading up the pump, I'm loading up the Uzis, I've got a couple of M-16s, couple of nines, couple of joints with some silencers on them, couple of grenades, got a missile launcher. I'm ready for war." They lost 4-2 to the LA Lakers. There were no casualties.
Laxatives, weed and barter on the west coast
San Francisco is also represented in the current World Series, with their Giants taking a 2-0 lead over the Texas Rangers in baseball's grand finale (game three was taking place overnight). The Giants were lucky to be there said the Philadelphia Daily News, who reported that on the eve of their game with the Phillies to decide who would reach the World Series, two Giants players were in a restaurant where a group of women tried to convince a waiter to slip laxative into their food. Unfortunately for the Phillies he declined and the Giants clinched their Series spot.
Whether any citizens of the Bay Area actually see any games is a different matter. The San Jose Mercury News reported that there was a 2,000% mark-up on tickets. Such was the desperation a "free-wheeling online bazaar had sprung up, inflating the value of tickets like the currency in a banana republic". Fans had even abandoned cash and resorted to barter, offering the loan of beach houses, free dental work and stock options as trades. Perhaps unexpected for what the Mercury describes as "the home of dope-smoking socialists".
A claim NBC Dallas was all too happy to examine during a live report from San Francisco as presenter Newy Scruggs suspected that people nearby were "smoking weed". Identifying the miscreants behind a rock Scruggs squeaked in alarm: "Police aren't even doing anything!" The show's anchors in Dallas suggested Scruggs hold his breath.


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Apr 14, 2013 - From staff reportsSam Mihara, a former internee at a Japanese relocation camp in northwest Wyoming, speaks at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 17, at Central Wyoming College in the Little Theatre.
Mihara will share memories of Heart Mountain in an event sponsored by the CWC Diversity Committee. The public is invited.
A retired Boeing rocket scientist, Mihara developed "Memories of Heart Mountain" at the request of the staff at the new Interpretive Center at Heart Mountain to educate and to ensure civil rights violations are not repeated.
When World War II broke out, the U.S. government uprooted the Mihara family and 120,000 other West Coast residents of Japanese ancestry from their homes. Mihara's family was sent first to a detention camp in Pomona, Calif., and then to the "prison camp" between Cody and Powell in Park County.
Mihara's parents were born in Japan and immigrated to the United States in the 1920s. Mihara was born in the early 1930s and raised in San Francisco. The family was detained at Heart Mountain for three years, living in a single 20-by-20-foot room for their entire imprisonment.
Mihara has researched many government and private photo collections for his presentation, and with his own personal images, he has created an informative and entertaining program that describes the conditions experienced during the Japanese-American incarceration.
After the war ended and Mihara was released from the camp at Heart Mountain, he returned to San Francisco. He graduated from the University of California at Berkley and earned a graduate degree at UCLA. Following his retirement from Boeing, he created his own high-tech consulting firm.
Mihara is a member of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation.
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Publication Date: 1/1/2012
Citation: Deverel, S.J., Goldberg, S.R., Fujii, R. 2012. Chemistry of trace elements in soils and groundwater. In: Wallender, W.W. and Tanji, K.K., editors. ASCE Manual and Reports on Engineering Practice No. 71. Agricultural Salinity Assessment and Management (2nd Edition). ASCE, Reston, VA. Chapter 4. p. 89-137. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: We present information about sources of processes that affect trace elements in soils and groundwater; precipitation and dissolution, surface interactions and absorption and oxidation-reduction reactions. For each element or group of elements, we provide a review of mode of occurrence, sources and relevant biogeochemical processes affecting mobility and plant health and trace-element uptake. Lastly, we present a discussion of considerations of evaluation of pollution potential in soils. Salient general conclusions are as follows. Because of their tendency to form oxy-anions, the transition metals, metalloids and non-metals (arsenic, boron, chromium selenium, vanadium) are frequently mobile in soils and groundwater. Mobility depends primarily on redox potential and pH and secondarily on surface interactions. Depending on geologic sources, high concentrations of these elements are often observed in arid and semi-arid areas because of the typically oxidized and alkaline conditions. The formally-named heavy metals (cadmium, copper, lead, nickel and zinc) are generally unlikely to be mobile in soils due to their strong potential to adsorb to soil minerals, soil organic matter and precipitate as carbonates and phosphates. There is typically little potential for leaching to groundwater at near neutral pH and above. Long-term application of sewage sludge, manures and pesticides can cause high soil concentrations that may affect plant productivity and affect the soil microbial community. Low pH, formation of soluble organic complexes and preferential flow can result in increased mobility and leaching to deeper soil horizons. Mercury is an important contaminant in many locations throughout the world. It is subject to a complex series of biogeochemical processes which affect its mobility and toxicity. Evaluation of the pollution potential of soils requires evaluation of multiple factors and criteria. These include: 1) spatial variability of soil trace element concentrations and the processes affecting concentrations; 2) background concentrations unaffected by anthropogenic activity; and 3) the forms of constituents of concern. Considerations are as follows. To effectively compare soil trace element concentrations with background levels requires collection of sufficient numbers of samples to effectively represent measures of central tendency and variance which necessitates analysis of spatial variability relative to possible sources. Use of multivariate statistical methods such as factor and principle component analysis can provide insight into geochemical associations and processes affecting distribution and mobility and provide a framework for analysing large amounts of trace-element data. Geographic Information Systems can be an effective tool for regional and subregional assessment of the distribution, and mobility of soil and groundwater trace element concentrations and the potential for movement of trace elements to groundwater. Soil extractants can provide useful information about how trace elements are partitioned in soils especially relative to plant uptake. However, for some elements such as arsenic, these selective extraction techniques are ineffective. Trace-element adsorption in soils is a key factor for understanding mobility of many trace elements and can be quantified in different ways. These include surface complexation, constant capacitance, diffuse layer and triple layer models which have been applied successfully in a variety of systems and to numerous trace elements.