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Fire crews and business owners were left Thursday to assess the damage of a fire that ravaged sections of the Fairhaven Business Park in Samoa early in the morning.
Chief Ken Woods said Humboldt Bay Fire crews spotted the red glow of the blaze burning across the bay while responding to a structure fire on Broadway in Eureka at about 2:30 a.m. Samoa Peninsula Volunteer Fire crews were already on scene when Humboldt Bay firefighters arrived, Woods said.
The fire, which was contained at 9 a.m., destroyed a small outbuilding and damaged three businesses -- Fox Farm Soil Plant, Myrtletown Lumber and Humboldt Bay Packers -- housed in the 70,000-square-foot main building of the business park.
With fire crews still evaluating and cleaning up the damage Thursday afternoon, director of administration Vicky Childs said it appears that Fox Farm Soil may have gotten lucky.
"In terms of infrastructure, we are doing OK," said Childs, explaining that fire crews were able to keep the fire from spreading out of an adjacent tenant's area into the Fox Farm Soil production facility. "A wall of our business was affected, but we will still be able to operate. Right now we are just lending our support to the businesses who need it."
Childs was unable to provide an estimate of the number of employees who work at the production facility, but said all of the facility's employees worked off-site Thursday. Product shipments are expected to resume on a limited basis next week.
"We are in constant contact with our staff," she said. "Letting them know that everything is fine, no one is losing their jobs. We are just so thankful this wasn't worse than it was."
Fourth District Supervisor Virginia Bass said by the time she got to the site, the fire was controlled. After going on a coffee run for the fire crews, Bass said she talked with representatives from Fox Farm and Myrtletown Lumber.
"I was actually really amazed at how calm the folks I talked to were," Bass said. "People are already thinking ahead."
Bass said she visited the county planning department, looking for ways to expedite the repair process in order to keep people working.
She said the county can figure out how to quickly get the businesses back on their feet once their needs are assessed.
"They all have a great can-do attitude," Bass said.
Bass also praised the mutual aid response, saying the value of what was saved helped ease the loss.
In addition to the Humboldt Bay and Samoa fire crews, officials with Arcata Fire, Blue Lake Volunteer Fire, Cal Fire, Crescent City Fire, Fieldbrook Volunteer Fire, Fortuna Volunteer Fire, Ferndale Fire, Humboldt Bay Port Authority, Loleta Fire, Redway Fire, Rio Dell Fire, Scotia Volunteer Fire, Westhaven Volunteer Fire and the Miranda Community Services District responded to the blaze.
First District Supervisor Rex Bohn said he arrived at the fire around 5:30 a.m., and the emergency response was "incredible."
"The amazing thing to me was the devastation that was stopped," Bohn said. "Watching them all work in tandem was great."
Bohn said now the goal is getting the building cleaned up so workers can return.
"Getting them back to work is paramount to what the county stands for," he said.
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Longtime Los Altos Art Club member April Maiten is putting the pieces together.
Maiten founded "Full Spectrum Mosaics: Artists of Silicon Valley," an artists' network, four years ago. Mosaic work is a distinctive field of art wherein artists use a variety of materials, including glass, ceramics, semiprecious stones, rocks, metals and any other items that might catch their fancy.
"Creating mosaic art is a lengthy process," said Maiten, a Los Gatos resident. "It may take weeks to complete a piece, and an item might take up to a hundred hours to make."
Maiten is among the artists scheduled to exhibit their mosaic works at Main Street Cafe & Books in Los Altos during August.
Two Los Altos residents, Kathy Richardson and Vaishali Sanghavi, are slated to display their artwork. The participating artists are set to appear at the cafe noon Aug. 31.
Richardson's work consists mostly of architectural pieces such as backsplashes and panels for fire pits, with bold and dramatic elements in vibrant colors. Sanghavi creates a number of smaller pieces that highlight attention to detail.
Glass by its very nature is heavy, so manipulating the individual pieces can be difficult, Maiten said of her process. She added that outdoor mosaics require a different set of glues and only certain types of material are suitable for external displays.
"Within the world of fine arts, people tend to view mosaics more as a craft rather than an art form, and some museums will not want to show it," she said. "People see our work and appreciate it for what it is."
According to Maiten, there is an entire range of things artists can do with mosaics.
"Mosaics have been discovered in ancient Greece and Rome, too," she said. "We would like to make those in the business of art view it as a form of art as well."
The Bay Area boasts a number of mosaic artists, and Maiten said community support is especially strong in the Los Altos area.
Los Altos Hills hosted a juried exhibition at town hall, and the Los Altos Senior Center has displayed mosaic artwork. Restaurants such as Brian's, The Original Pancake House and Main Street Cafe & Books have supported the mosaic artists' efforts as well.
Main Street Cafe & Books is located at 134 Main St., Los Altos. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays and 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sundays.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Ever grab a shopping cart and think about the hundreds of hands and millions of germs that have touched it? Winn-Dixie Stores has, and the company announced that it recently signed an exclusive agreement with Green Secure Solutions Inc. to use its patent-pending process to clean, sanitize and protect shopping carts, hand baskets, handicap carts, food trays and other equipment at the grocer's 484 stores.
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text: Few mining machines in W.Va. have proximity detectors By Ken Ward Jr. November 19, 2013 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Only one out of every 25 machines used in underground coal mines across West Virginia is equipped with proximity detection systems that can help prevent some of the most common deaths and injuries in the mining industry.Seventy-four pieces of underground mine equipment were reported to have these systems, the state Office of Miners' Health, Safety and Training found in an August survey.That's about 4 percent of the 1,800 continuous mining machines, roof bolters, scoops, shuttle cars and other mobile equipment in use in West Virginia mines, according to the figures.Proximity detection systems shut off fast-moving mobile equipment when miners get too close to it, preventing miners from being crushed or pinned by the equipment.Eugene White, director of the mine safety office, said the numbers may have increased since his agency did its count in August, as mine operators anticipate the eventual finalization of a federal rule to require proximity devices."I would fully expect that number to be up," White said. "That number will go up."In addition to the 74 pieces of equipment with proximity detectors, mine operators have installed blind-spot cameras on 86 pieces of underground equipment, according to the state survey.Some industry officials have promoted cameras as an alternative to proximity detectors.But in its proposals for nationwide rules, the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration would mandate the use of proximity detection systems, not cameras. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has cautioned that cameras can be a challenge in underground mines because of "poor lighting, dust and the extreme difficulty in keeping the cameras clean." Also, proximity detectors shut off equipment automatically. With cameras, equipment operators still must see fellow workers on the screen and take action quickly enough to prevent a collision. Between 1984 and 2010, 30 miners died and 200 were injured nationwide when they became crushed, pinned or struck by continuous mining machines underground, according to the U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration.On the federal level, MSHA has been working on two rules to require proximity detection systems nationwide. One proposal, covering only continuous mining machines, is stuck inside MSHA. The other, addressing all other mobile underground equipment, has been pending at the White House Office of Management and Budget for more than two years.In West Virginia, state mine safety officials at one point hoped to move to require proximity detection systems ahead of any federal mandate.The state's Mine Safety Technology Task Force began studying the issue, in part based on a request from the West Virginia Coal Association, and planned to have a draft regulation ready by January 2009. And in September 2008, four top state mine inspectors drafted a memo recommending specific language that would have given mine operators a year to install the equipment.But the effort stalled, and the task force voted in September to resurrect its proposal following a Gazette story in August that detailed the previous recommendations and noted the state had never moved forward.Last month, industry members of the state Board of Coal Mine Health and Safety rejected the task force recommendation and blocked several similar proposals to move forward with a rule to require West Virginia mine operators to install proximity detection systems. At that Oct. 3 meeting, White told board members that his agency's survey found that more than 150 pieces of equipment statewide had either proximity detection or cameras."There are a lot of companies acting on their own," White told the board. "This is a work in progress."Board members did not ask White for a figure on the total number of machines in use, or inquire about what percentage of machines had either safety device. Last week, White provided those numbers in response to a request from the Gazette.Reach Ken Ward Jr. at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-1702. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Deer in 8 WV counties found dead from EHD 2 Plans for all-ages venue rise in old bakery building 3 City of Milton tries to revive Morris Memorial property 4 Body found in Kanawha River, near South Charleston 5 Mitch Vingle: WVU's Lyons watching bombshell merger news State trial to start for man accused of killing 3 Previous Story Area Alliance plans for future at annual celebration Next Story


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Avocado and banana make an unlikely but intriguing pairing at Bosie Tea Parlor. Meet the Inca Tart ($6.50), where a buttery sweet crust comes lined with dark chocolate. The tart shell is filled with a round of airy banana mousse, so light as to hedge on frothy, and it's capped with a fresh avocado glaze. The bananas meld right in with the chocolate and the avocado lends a gentle savory finish. Unusual, and deliciously so.
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text: Large, black handsets; flat bodies with curved edges and wrap-around screens: just a few of the predictions that made up the usual clamour preceding the latest iPhone launch. And it was guesswork that - for once - seemed to undershoot the reality. Seriously, if large screens and curved edges are the best we can come up with, then it's a good job we're not in charge of Apple development.


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The Fiesta Americana is a good choice for a family vacation if you like the large resort atmosphere. The rooms are clean and spacious, with marble accents and typical pastel Mexican resort decor. The center of the hotel is the giant Palapa thatched roof lobby. They have an outdoor pool and kid's club where the children can make friends and do crafts.
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"Five Key Players of the Central Division
By Christopher Reina - 21st October, 2004 0:09 AM
The Central Division is featured in the second of a six-part series about the key players to watch during the upcoming season who will be pivotal to his teams success.
The last playoff game Tyson Chandler played in was in the year 2000 at Arco Arena, in the California State High School Championship versus Newark Memorial. It seems as though going into every season, Chicago fans say, this will be the year the Baby Bulls click and make the playoffs.
They still havent made the playoffs, due in large part to Mr. Chandler and Eddy Curry, not yet meeting expectations. The pressure that has been placed on these two young players hasnt been quite fair, for if they would have attended college and played all four years, they would only now be entering their rookie season.
While Mr. Curry broke out a bit last season, averaging 15 points and 6 rebounds per game, Tyson Chandler remained mostly stagnant at 6 points and 8 rebounds per game.
Drew Gooden is playing for his third team in three years. He is well on his way of becoming the Reggie Sanders of the NBA, a quality player that a lot teams would like to have, but wont break their back to keep.
Mr. Gooden has averaged 12 points and 6 rebounds in each of his first two seasons in the league. These are solid numbers, but as the fourth pick overall in the 2002 NBA Draft, he has yet to reach his full potential. He has been criticized for absentmindedness, forgetting plays and possessing an overall disinterest.
Paul Silas expects to be able to facilitate in the Mr. Goodens maturing process and expand upon his solid numbers, as he attempts to replace the departed Carlos Boozer. If the Cavaliers get a consistent and attentive 35 minutes per game from Mr. Gooden, they will surely be a playoff team.
It was hard to imagine the Detroit Pistons being any better than they were last June, but by signing Antonio McDyess, Joe Dumars managed to improve his championship club. Mr. McDyess would be one of the top 5 or 6 power forwards in the entire league year in and year out if he could merely manage to stay healthy. Unfortunately he has been plagued by injuries over the last few years, negating his talent.
This season, his chances of remaining healthy will rise significantly, as he will not be counted on for a 40 minute per night burden. Most likely he will the first player off of Larry Browns bench to give Ben and Rasheed Wallace some rest, and only when those players are in foul trouble will his minutes increase significantly.
A healthy Antonio McDyess for the entire season will especially payoff in the postseason, as the Wallaces will be that much fresher.
Stephen Jackson was an absolutely critical part of San Antonios championship in 2003 and he might be the final missing piece to get the Indiana Pacers into the NBA Finals for the first time since 2000. They were a Tayshaun Prince block away last season against the division rival Pistons.
Despite him being the possible missing piece, Reggie Miller is sorry, Mr. Jackson, he is going to be the starting shooting guard this season. This might be, but Stephen Jackson is leading the Pacers in scoring so far in the preseason. He will get his minutes, he will get his shots. Everyone knows that it doesnt matter who starts a game, its who finishes and it is highly unlikely that Rick Carlisle wont have Stephen Jackson on the floor at the end of the game.
The only way Stephen Jackson isnt effective for the Indiana Pacers, is if he isnt a happy camper, and is a disruption to team chemistry. With Reggie Millers playing time increasingly decreasing each season, it wont be a problem, as the Pacers will be the second best team in the Central, the East and all of the NBA.
Desmond "Cowboy" Mason has been one of the leagues exciting players ever since his rookie season when he was with the Seattle Supersonics and had Kevin Calabro calling his explosive dunks.
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- 1 cup shortening
- 2 cups packed brown sugar
- 3 eggs
- 4 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 1 cup water
- 1 cup raisins
- 1 egg, beaten
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 3 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1 to 2 teaspoons finely grated lemon peel
- In a bowl, cream shortening and brown sugar. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Combine flour, baking soda and salt; add to creamed mixture and mix well. Cover and chill overnight.
- For filling, combine sugar and cornstarch in a saucepan. Add water; stir to dissolve. Add raisins; cook and stir 2 minutes more. Remove from the heat. Stir a little of the hot mixture into beaten egg; return all to saucepan. Bring to a gentle boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes. Remove from the heat; stir in butter, lemon juice and peel. Cool.
- Divide chilled dough into thirds. Roll out a portion at a time on a lightly floured surface to 1/8-in. thickness. Cut into 2-1/2-in. circles. Place 1 teaspoon filling on half of the circles; top with remaining circles. Pinch edges together to seal; place on greased baking sheets. Bake at 375° for 12 minutes or until lightly browned. (Use any leftover filling in tarts or as a dessert sauce over cake.) Yield: about 4 dozen.
If Cooking for Two: Freeze cookies in airtight containers or freezer bags; thaw as needed.
Originally published as Lemon Raisin Filled Cookies in Reminisce Extra April 1994, p49
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ArrayWhen people get tired of their vehicle, they usually tackle a project that will not cost much, but will still change up or enhance the look of the already existing car. If you have a hydraulics setup and it's working, all you can really do is improve it. This was the case for a 1966 Impala that was going to be worked on at Hoppo's Hydraulics of Ontario, CA. The car already had a few things added to it in the past by its previous owner, in fact, the car had fresh new batteries and armatures, however the rest of the equipment needed to be re-worked and upgraded. The owner decided to drop off his Impala so that Hoppo's could re-do the trunk compartment and add the one-of-a-kind Hoppo's touch to the Impala to give a rejuvenated custom flavor to the car.
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Located in Downtown Cincinnati, this luxury hotel is within a 5-minute walk of Aronoff Center for the Arts and Fountain Square. Carew Tower and National Underground Railroad Freedom Center are also within 10 minutes.
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A full-service spa, a restaurant, and a 24-hour fitness center are available at this smoke-free hotel. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a rooftop terrace, and a 24-hour business center are onsite.
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21c Museum Hotel Cincinnati features a full-service spa and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink.
A 24-hour business center is on site at this 4.5-star property. This luxury hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, spa services, and gift shops/newsstands. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
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- Total number of rooms - 156
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include a 24-hour fitness center.
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The Spa at 21c has 3 treatment rooms. Services include deep-tissue massages, hot stone massages, Swedish massages, and massages. The spa is equipped with a spa tub and a steam room. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including hydrotherapy.
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- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 75.00 per accommodation, per stay, plus a deposit of USD 150.00 per stay
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- Pet deposit: USD 150.00 per stay
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Easy to use and clean up after. Chain is as good as new after using this kit.
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I struggled getting this to cycle through and keeping the chain on the front sprocket. Fortunately I purchased a different chain cleaner at the same time and that one was much easier to use.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Now my chain is always clean
By speed cyclist matt
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Product works great just feels a little cheap because its made of plastic.
Works Exceedingly Well
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I have had one for years, and wanted a second one. The newer one has some improvements. Here's the only drawback: The handle acts like a pivot point when force is applied to the chain, causing undesired rotation of the unit. A better handle would be a bar that is parallel with the body of the cleaner rather perpendicular to it. I ignore the handle and press the body of the cleaner against the rear wheel, latching a finger around a spoke to keep the cleaner properly positioned. Bottom line: It cleans incredibly thoroughly with just a couple rotations of the chain (about 8 pedal strokes).
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the locking roller broke the first day I used it tied it together with duct tape works good I like the magnet in the bottom resivior that catches a lot of the metal fragments
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Easy to work. Handle provided allows you to have tension against the chain and make the cleaning efficient.
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Did some research on the best cleaners and Finish Line topped the charts. Saw this chain cleaner with the Finish Line brand and decided to get it. It does exactly what it says, it cleans the chain, and very well I might add. It took a couple of times to get use to the grip and the way the chain pulls it, but once I did it worked like a charm.
The right tool for the job
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If you are like me, you love working on your bike and keeping it in tip-top shape. You also love having the right tool for the job. If you don't already own a chain cleaner, now is the time to get one. This one in particular, because it comes with degreaser and lube, and it is very reasonably priced. The directions they give you are awful, but that is why we have youtube. Once you figure it out, it is a great tool to use. There's nothing like the feeling of a freshly cleaned and lubed chain.
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works pretty well
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Arifeen David Gojali, 21, of Riverside, will appear in U.S. District Court in Riverside for a bond hearing, where his attorney is expected to ask a judge if bail can be set for his client.
Gojali was arrested Nov. 16 along with Ralph Kenneth Deleon, 23, of Ontario, and Miguel Alejandro Santana Vidriales, 21, of Upland, after authorities stormed a car near an apartment complex in Chino.
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Gojali was being held at Central Detention Center in San Bernardino, where Santana and Deleon were also under federal custody.
Kabir was awaiting extradition from Afghanistan to the United States.
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Dear Cherryle,
My mother was my best friend too, so I know how you're feeling right now. The last moments, the last days, keep playing over and over in your head. I can't go to sleep at night because I keep re-living the horror of her last months. At first I was so angry at the doctors for not caring enough, at visitors who bothered us when she was barely conscious, and I still wonder if I did everything for her. She never got to say good-bye to me, either -- she was fine one day, and the next day she only woke up to say she was in pain, so I just stayed with her and fed her the pain medicine as often as I could. When the hospice nurse came and said the end was near, my sister and I still didn't believe it -- she had been so ALIVE the day before!!!
I know it's impossible to stop re-thinking and agonizing over these details, but the truth is that no one really knows for sure when the end will come. There are signs that appear for some people, and not for others. My mother had the "death rattle" breathing for a few hours before she died, but some people don't have that and some have it longer or shorter. I think we go over these details because we can't really accept the loss, and we're trying to turn back the clock and make them alive again -- if only we could. I know I would give anything to see my mother just one more time.
You're not alone - it's hard to talk about this with others because they don't understand unless they've lost someone who was the center of their universe. As everyone tells me, it doesn't matter that you didn't say good-bye - she knew that you loved her and you know that she loved you. But you can't help wishing it had turned out differently.
I hope you can numb the pain somehow in the next few months - it's not easy, I know.
- Joyce
Don't tell me that you understand
Don't tell me that you know.
Don't tell me that I will survive,
How I will surely grow.
Don't tell me this is just a test,
That I am truly blessed,
That I am chosen for this task,
Apart from all the rest.
Don't come at me with answers
That can only come from me.
Don't tell me how my grief will pass
That I will soon be free.
Don't stand in pious judgment
Of the bounds I must untie.
Don't tell me how to suffer,
And don't tell me how to cry.
My life is filled with selfishness,
My pain is all I see
But I need you, I need your love,
Accept me in my ups and downs,
I need someone to share,
Just hold my hand and let me cry.
And say, "My friend, I care."
It goes without saying that all of us on this site care and share in your pain. Joyce is so right when she said that you cannot possibly understand until you lose someone that is so dear to you. Hang in there and remember that we care.
I am not ready for the road ahead. My mom was dx'ed on 8/8/07 my birthday w/cholangiocarsinoma, I am doing all I can to set appointments and and obtaining and much info as I can, she is not a surgical candidate at this time as it has spread into the portal vein. I am so sad my 5 and 2 year old live for their NONNA, as she does for them and my 11 year old niece It breaks my heart to think she will not see them grow up. For brief moments during the day I forget about the dx, as I do about life and care for my children and my mom and then it's time to drain her biliary tube, disp. meds, or make another Dr. appt. and I relive the nightmare and begin to grieve all over again, I have been very strong infront of my mom but the minute we are apart I can't stop crying. Tina
Dear Tina,
I felt the same way -- so strong in front of my mother and 4 year old daughter, crying all the time when I was alone. Just cherish your mother as much as you can while she's still here, there's nothing else you can do. I felt so helpless as I'm sure you do, too - and angry at the injustice of a wonderful person leaving this earth too soon. My daughter was so close to my mother that she gave her Mother's Day presents and didn't give any to ME - - I've actually had to get counseling for her, and she's only 4 years old. Every time my daughter says something funny or learns something new, like her numbers and letters, I have to go somewhere and cry because my mother will never get to see the light of her life grow up.
But there may still be hope in your mother's case - I've heard on this board about people with portal vein involvement and they've somehow pulled through. You may want to ask in a separate thread about that, as I don't know much in that area. There's always hope! In the meantime, lean on anyone you can to help you through this time, and don't be too hard on yourself. Your mother loves you more than anything and you don't have to be strong for her ALL the time. In hindsight, I wish I had broken down in front of my mother, just to show her how much I was hurting. I heard that my mother said I was a "stoic" when I heard her diagnosis - and I know she must have known my anguish but I never showed it. But I wish I cried and held her in my arms so we could have grieved together. Oh, there are always a ton of "maybes" and "should haves" - which is why I'm saying don't be too hard on yourself. It's a terrible thing to go through - my heart goes out to you.
I wish you peace,
THat is a beautiful poem, thank you so much for that. I'm going to send it to my best friend who lost her 55 yr old father on Father's Day to unknown origin cancer (of course I now believe it was cc). And I'm going to read it when I'm feeling down - it will bring some comfort. Thanks so much again
Tina is ok to let your mom know how you feel. My mom never spoke to me about dying only that she felt bad and never gave up on trying anything that might make her better. She was a trooper. She drank all kinds of concoctions anyone came up with. The best was the carrot juice. I never could get her to try some of the pills I was told about on this site but it wasn't for not trying.
So your mom already has a drain or stent? Has she started chemo or is she going to try that? I was never able to go with my parents to the dr's so I'm not totally sure about where the cc was located, I do know that when they 1st went in to put a drain they couldn't get to where they wanted to go and had to wait a few days and try again that was 4-5-7. June 6th they went back in and put metal stents
There are 5 of us kids and 8 grandkids plus my Dad. Most of us live in Alabama but my two brothers live in Louisiana. My two younger sisters live with in 20 miles of our parents, I live 100 miles away. We did our best to help my dad out with her care. The main thing was the chemo visit's and as you said the bag drian and making sure she took her meds. I feel for what your going tough. Tis website has been a great thing for me even if it was just reading other peoples post. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
Betty Thanks you for the poem.
I'll just keep throwing things out there that seem to help me in hopes that it will help some of you. If you are like me, you'll accept all of the help you can get. This "grief thing" is certainly not any fun and certainly doesn't go away. There is a hole and void in your life that will always be there and lots and lots of tears.
The newsletter from Christianity Today was about Job's suffering.
In summary it said "Our decision must be to follow God and trust his justice, wisdom, and goodness whether we are in the throes of suffering or enjoying good health and blessing. Such a decision would surely cut the ground out from under Satan in the spiritual warfare of our day and age. Believers will continue to suffer, but it will always be under the permission or direction of a merciful and wise heavenly Father who works for our good in the way of the truth and fairness of the gospel."
Hope these words will bring everyone that needs it some comfort.
Hya Betty I think the poem is exactly how I am feeling. I can print it of and give it to others when I get too upset to exlain how I am feeling.
My faith has been shaken so much.
please do keep writing these pieces as they are so terribly important for all of us here.
love and light teresa
To Joyce and Cherryle thank you for the comforting words. I only found this site a few days ago and have been reading all I can, while it gives great information and support, I am saddened that so many are going through this and so many have lost the battle. We go tomorrow for our first stent placement and and next thursday we go to shands hoping to get some better news, the cancer is in now in the portal vein and I haven't seen too much that can be done in this stage, but I am still hopeful.
Let us know how your mom is doing and how the stent placement went. We're all pulling for her!
- Joyce
It's impossible to know what to do for the best. Looking back now I wish that I had not shown my distress to my husband. I think it was an extra burden on him when I broke down and wept.
There is a post somewhere on these forums from a man in India and he said how he admired the strength of his wife in not showing how bad she was feeling. I told my husband and he agreed that it would be easier not to have to face the grief of loved ones.
It's now 16months since my husband died and I go over so many things in my mind. The conclusion I have come to is that there is no 'right' way to behave. To show love means to show weakness and my husband both wanted to experience both my strength and my vulnerability.
Several cc sufferers who contribute to this forum often mention their guilt at what their loved ones are enduring. Like most human situations it is a mixture of emotions - we can only do what seems best at the time.
Dear Patricia,
You're absolutely right - there is no right way to go about this and no matter what we do, we go over it in our heads and regret what we did or what we didn't do. I know this with my head but my heart gets caught up in "should haves" especially since my mother was so depressed and maybe she could have used a shoulder to cry on, instead of having to listen to me telling her it was all going to be all right. No use in regretting all this, I know! Just like there's no use in your regretting showing your anguish to your husband. I know my mother got annoyed when a dear family friend cried in front of her but I can't help feeling that I was a bit too strong and efficient-seeming in front of her. Oh, there I go again!!! I guess it's just human to have these thoughts constantly playing over in your head. I know she loved me, just as your husband loved you, no matter how we acted at the end. It was probably not that important to them at that time, anyway. They were busy doing the business of dying, and we can never go there with them and understand completely what they were thinking. I remember thinking she was getting further and further away from us as she prepared to leave this world, so these mundane affairs probably didn't have much impact on her.
Thanks for your post - it helps me to exorcise some of my demons. I hope you can exorcise some of yours, too - my heart goes out to you.
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They were busy doing the business of dying, and we can never go there with them and understand completely what they were thinking.
I think this is so true. Just as we are conflicted they also are conflicted. They know they are seriously ill but they hope they can survive. Maybe they want to say goodbye but that is too final it means giving up on that little sliver of hope. Maybe their illness and the thought of death is all consuming and all they can think about is their own predicament. This is particulalry true of those who have serious pain.
My husband had a nurse who was experienced in dealing with cancer patients. She used to say to him 'Now you can help yourself because you have no pain. When the pain comes, all you can do is endure.' I guess for those who had pain at the end they were unable to rise above it and reach out to the survivors, their carers and loved ones.
We did our best out of love in a situation we had never faced before. That's all we can say.
My very best wishes to you
These are all thoughts I have had but it's so comforting to hear someone else put them into coherent words - an affirmation that I'm still capable of logical thought, and that I"m not alone out here. Today was exactly 8 months since my mother died and I'm still not functioning completely - though on the outside it seems like I am. I just had a former very good friend call me out of the blue - it seems enough time has gone by that now people assume they can chat and invite me out without having to deal with the uncomfortable subject of my mother's death. But I'd rather stay home than pretend she never existed to make everyone else happy. Not that I really bring her up that often -- I'm the stoic -- but the fact that everyone avoids mentioning her really bothers me, no matter how well-meaning they may be.
Still facing that unknown territory, and wondering when it will end.
Thanks for letting me vent
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9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Children's Clothing Closet is open, providing emergency infant and children's clothing. Patrons may access the children's closet once every six months.
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A meeting of the Visit Natural North Florida (the Original Florida Tourism Task Force) Strategic Planning Committee is on Thursday, July 16, at 9:30 a.m. at Putnam Lodge, 15487 N.W. Highway 19, Cross City.
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June 14 is Flag Day and the American Legion Post 236 in Bronson will be honoring our national emblem. The public is welcome to attend.
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There will also be a flag retirement ceremony whereby worn out flags will be destroyed according to tradition.
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The Legion is also holding a membership drive for the Legion, Auxiliary, Sons and Riders.
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WW II Veterans and Proud of It will meet Thursday, June 11 in Trenton at Cherry's Rest. Next meeting will be in September as we do not meet during the summer. Please come, bring your spouse, caregiver or friend. So glad to see all of you that were there this month. Rod Hooten was out of the nursing home to visit with us, his good friends, Ruby Duke and her son Richard brought him. Any questions, please call Virginia Lewis at 352-528-2310.
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Bulls trade: Miller, Tyrus, Salmons
Bulls get: Murphy, Dunleavy, Solomon Jones, Luther Head, right to swap 1st rounders with the Pacers.
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Why the Bulls do it
This deal, of course, forecloses the Bulls 2010 options. Wed be right at the cap in salary. So we could use our MLE, but thats about it.
* By bailing out the Pacers from their financial woes, we likely get a pretty high lottery pick.
* Murphy and Dunleavy are competent players that both fit needs for this team and would certainly propel us into the playoffs. Id argue theyd make us as good as Atlanta, and give us a punchers chance of making it out of the East. To Jerry Reinsdorf, that means significant playoff revenues.
* If I were Jerry Reinsdorf, I might want to forego locking a guy into a max contract under the current CBA, when it appears a more favorable one is going to be around the corner in 2011. From the perspective of structuring the team, it might well be better to hold off any decisions until then.
In short, this would be exactly the sort of kick the can down the road deal the Bulls made last year (and the year before that), but it might make a bit more sense than it did last year.
Why the Pacers do it
* They net a savings of up to $24M next year in salary, although $6m of that is dependent on Salmons opting out of his contract.
* Tyrus could be useful, and if not, he's gone at the end of the year.


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Sternberg in letter: Not complaints, just reality
Rays principal owner Stuart Sternberg clarified in a letter emailed to season-ticket holders that his recent comments about the "precarious" future of the franchise were not a complaint nor meant to sound ungrateful about the support they do have, but the reality of their situation. Also, he provided assurance that their organization remains committed to finding a solution to the region-wide issue.
"It would be easy to assure you and all Rays fans that everything will be fine, but that would be disingenuous,'' Sternberg wrote. "It has been a thrilling past six years for the Rays. We have experienced success on the field that most everyone believed to be impossible. This success has exposed questions from which neither the Rays nor the Tampa Bay region can hide. I assure you that our organization is committed to doing all that we can to find solutions.''
Here is the full text of the letter:
Thank you for being such a big part of a wonderfully improbable
I know you share my pride in our ballclub's successes over the past
six seasons. We are one of three teams to reach the Postseason three
out of the past four years. To do it from the AL East, while winning
the East twice, makes it all the sweeter.
Rays fans support the team in many ways. Perhaps they attend a few
games each year, coordinate a group outing, or watch or listen from a
distance. I am grateful for each and every Rays fan.
But it is our season ticket holders who have been and continue to be
our foundation. Without your loyal support, we could not begin to do
what we do. I can't emphasize enough how much I appreciate the time
and hard-earned money you invest in the Rays. You are the ones who
support the team through thick and thin. You spread word throughout
our community about the great experiences you have at Tropicana
Field, as well as your memories and friendships that are connected to
Rays baseball.
We all care deeply about the organization. We want it to succeed. We
want it to be a fixture in Tampa Bay. We want the seats filled, the
atmosphere charged, and the play on the field to be of high quality.
Each Spring, we want to look forward to the bright prospects of a new
As in the past, I will continue to communicate with you honestly and
with candor.
I became the principal owner of the Rays in 2005 because I believed
that Major League Baseball could thrive in Tampa Bay. The
transformation of the franchise has been breathtaking: a rebranding
of the team to become the Rays, significant investments in Tropicana
Field, top notch fan experience and customer service, and, of course,
development of an acclaimed baseball operations department.
Just as when this organization was "under construction" back in 2005,
we continue to face major challenges. At that time, I said that there
were no quick, easy fixes. I asked for patience as we built the Rays
from a team that had never experienced success into what it is today.
Recently, I have acknowledged that the future of the Rays and Major
League Baseball in Tampa Bay is precarious. I have expressed concern
about the long-term health and vitality of our franchise. When asked
by the press, I did not shy away from answering questions about
attendance and our future. For the sake of our franchise, we cannot
ignore these questions. Doing so would be a disservice to the
organization, its employees and all of its loyal supporters.
Please do not take my remarks as a complaint -- they were not
intended to be. I was not pointing fingers. I was not blaming anyone.
I do not mean to sound ungrateful to our fans for their support, and
I certainly will not tell anyone how to spend his or her money. I was
simply being forthright about a reality that must be faced. It would
be easy to assure you and all Rays fans that everything will be fine,
but that would be disingenuous.
It has been a thrilling past six years for the Rays. We have
experienced success on the field that most everyone believed to be
impossible. This success has exposed questions from which neither the
Rays nor the Tampa Bay region can hide. I assure you that our
organization is committed to doing all that we can to find solutions.
I am proud to be the principal owner of the Rays, and I am truly
grateful for your support, dedication and passion. Thank you for
being a season ticket holder. Your support does not go unnoticed by
any of us within the organization.
I look forward to seeing you on Opening Day 2012 for the next edition
of our Rays.
Stuart Sternberg


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I'm riding it this very moment, was already in my mount list (US server).
With nearly THREE HUNDRED available mounts (Both factions, tcg, ect.) and with the last Mount Achievement being awarded in WRATH... You think they could have increased that number a heavy lot... Like, 200? Make an achievement actually worth something?
I must say, I really like the shade of green they chose on this mount.
My transmog & misc. blog!
You would be surprised how many people don't collect mounts and are still gunning for the 50/100 mount achieve.
I like the Jade kite
Secret gym code: http://shrani.si/f/m/1r/u8tkte8/tanjagym.png
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I got my mount on Saturday I think it was after waiting a few days. I set up a ticket, but it was there before ticket was resolved so I abandoned the ticket.
Aaaand they make the cool achviements too easy, again...
As someone with 211 mounts (Horde-only) I may be biased, but 150 is at least one expansion behind. Pet collection achievements had 150 a while ago, and now go up to 400 (pet battles skew this somewhat). I would love a 200 mount achieve, and perhaps a 225 or 250 as well depending on how many mounts they add during Mists.
It would be nice to have some unique, exciting mount to show off my hard work over the years.
But how are the mounts calculated? My achivement tab says I have 147, my Pet Journal says 146, and buying the mounts from Golden Lotus didnt change the Achivement tab count - im still on 147 - with 3 new mounts.. (This is all on my main char).
got this achievement...but the reward is bugged :/ can't claim it
anyway...i have 196 mounts at the moment still 111 missing
Congrats man!
No need to necro a thread for this when there is a 73 page long thread about rare mounts on the first page


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In the UK the Royal Mail is giving customers the opportunity to personalise stamps with their own pictures. For about fifteen pounds you get 20 stamps with your own design to celebrate for any special occasion, marriage, birth or birthday. The service is call "Smilers" and of course is available online, thanks to a technology developed by Proximity London (news via Brand Republic). Also in The Netherlands the local postal service (TPG Post) has recently launched a weblog dedicated to stamps collectors. On Postzegelblog.nl (in Dutch) users can find news and information on the new stamps on the market. The weblog has no clear business plan at the moment, the idea is just to appeal potential stamps collectors and evolve accordingly.
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The punchline includes the phrase "...an amoeba with a blog?" Seinfeld, or "Jer" as I call him, is a loyal reader of the Amoeba Blog. ...and since I know he's among the dozens of loyal fans out there I just wanted to say "Thanks, B."
And now, if I may, I'll scratch your back, Mr. S...
Jerome Allen (as he used to be known) was born in Massapequa, a hamlet which was also home to Steve Guttenberg, the Baldwin Brothers, Neil Diamond and Twisted Sister's Dee Snider.
His big break came on the television series, Benson, as a mail delivery boy.
Throughout the '80s he appeared on late night chat shows peddling his humorous observations that invariably began with the question, "What is the deal with..." Allow me to have a go... "What is the deal with sporks? Are they spoons or forks? And what's the deal with skorts?" Guaranteed to bring the house down!
He became known for his influential sartorial sense as much as his humor. Frequently he would wear a billowing denim longsleeve with jeans, a suit jacket and high-top sneakers --a look which says, "I mean business, but I'm a kid at heart!" His hair, swept back and bushy, was de riguer for comics of the '80s, from Richard Lewis to the aforementioned Guttenberg and loads of others.
In 1984, he landed a part in the comedy The Ratings Game (available exclusively on VHS).


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MOTUC Bow Figure (pictured top): The Club Eternia Monthly Figure for February is the first and only male character from the POP series. Included with 2011 Club Eternia subscriptions.
MOTUC Shadow Beast: This figure stands over 9 tall and is the first oversized beast army builder. Included with 2011 Club Eternia subscriptions.
MOTUC Keldor Figure (reissue): This is a reissue, which means most packages will have a graphic burst on the package stating The Original. Not included with 2011 Club Eternia subscriptions.
MOTUC Tytus Figure (reissue): Literally the largest MOTUC figure ever released by Mattel. Tytus stands 12 tall and comes with a club that can actually pick up other MOTUC figures. Also a reissue, most packages will have a graphic burst on the package stating The Original. Not included with 2011 Club Eternia subscriptions.
Preternia Disguise He-Man: This 2011 Club Eternia exclusive figure is based on the final vintage mini-comic The Powers of Grayskull Part 1. Hidden in a mask and cloak given to him by the Sorceress, he comes complete with his Bionatops Blaster and Power Sword accessory. This special figure is available only to subscribers of 2011 Club Eternia and cant be purchased. In addition to the figure, subscribers will also receive a bonus map poster of Etheria drawn by legendary MOTU artist Roy Obrero. Both items will be shipped with Bow and Shadow Beast, so youll receive one big box with all four items in it.


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All KL members should have received an e-mail from me regarding a KL I've set up on NBA.com. This is just a backup plan for the time being but it does give us most of the options we had at sports.ws - other than the games format.
The e-mail has more details.


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Agriculture faces a daunting task in trying to keep up with a burgeoning world population.
The current world population of 7 billion is supposed to grow to 9 billion by the year 2050, which could require 70 percent more food production than currently is the case. (The amount of food needed will grow by a larger percentage than the population due to a higher standard of living around the world.)
At the Alltech International Symposium on Monday, people were optimistic that technology can keep up.
"Absolutely (it can keep up)," said Mark Lyons, vice president of corporate affairs at Alltech. Watch the video above.
"At the same time, we would say that a lot of the technologies around today may not be the ones that will make this great leap for us," Lyons added.
New technologies, such as nutrigenomics, will become increasingly important.
With nutrigenomics, it will be possible to influence or control genetic expression in animals. Certain feed ingredients will be able to switch on genes in the animals, leading to improved production.
For example, "we can produce more meat more efficiently," Lyons said.
It will revolutionize nutrition, said Karl Dawson, chief scientific officer at Alltech.
"You're going to see more changes in nutrition in the next 10 years than you have seen in the last century," Dawson said.
Pearse Lyons, president of Alltech, said similar advancements could apply to crops. Productivity of cropland can increase, he said, "if we take the nutrition of the plant to mind."
And, technology may be able to improve the nutrient content of food products.
Marcus Zanetti, of the University of Sao Paulo in Brazil, told about research comparing milk from cows fed sunflower oil (rich in vitamin E) to milk from cows that didn't receive sunflower oil. (And, the study went one step further by conducting blood tests on schoolchildren who drank the milk.)
"Children who received milk from cows fed sunflower oil had higher concentrations of vitamin E in their blood," he said. That is presumed to be a good thing, since vitamin E is an antioxidant.


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New technology announced for Rhythm & Roots
BRISTOL, Tenn. - It's a phrase you probably wouldn't have heard when Bristol's Rhythm & Roots began 13 years ago -- "We've got an app for that."
But now it's a part of everyday life, including music festivals, to be as tech-savvy as they can.
It's time to spruce up around Bristol as tens of thousands of music fans will descend on downtown this weekend. Besides the spit and the polish, there's been more going on in the air and underground.
Bristol's Rhythm & Roots Reunion announced several partnerships this year, including a complete wi-fi network for festival goers. "We sat down and thought through how we could grow this wi-fi network, and how that could produce a way for the attendees to use their mobile devices to see who was playing the stages so they could decide to view an act or see how attended the act was," says Mark Lene with Bristol, Virginia Utilities.
That means live video feeds from eight stages all during the festival provided by Bristol, Virginia Utilities and Bristol, Tennessee Essential Services.
Also announced was the continuing partnership with King University students to provide social networking during the event. "We're going to first and foremost continue to do our social media work, where we are providing Bristol Rhythm & Roots with all their social media resources. On top of that we're going to be working with Live and Breathing," Joe Strickland with the university said.
It's not the name of a band, but a video company that will be recording acts in the L.C. King factory to be viewed year-round. "It's a setting that's authentic that also celebrated our 100th birthday, so we're calling it the L.C. King Centennial sessions," Ben Collins with the company says.
And for the first time, the factory will have a store in their old offices selling their world-famous Pointer Brand denim products.
It's a connection between a 100-year-old manufacturer and the modern technology of a new generation, much like the music provided at this years festival.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
HSN has announced a marketing alliance with Sony Pictures aimed at supporting the studio's upcoming release Eat Pray Love. HSN said it will be executing the most comprehensive 360-degree marketing campaign in its history, including 72 hours of original programming on Aug. 6 through 8 featuring unique products themed around the movie.
"Eat Pray Love is an event motion picture for women, and we are very excited to partner with Sony Pictures in an alliance that allows us to support the film while also providing immersive content and product experiences for our core female consumer," said Mindy Grossman, CEO of HSN. "Our customers will be able to experience the journey of traveling through Italy, India and Bali as we bring Eat Pray Love to life through stories, engaging personalities and unique products that complement the themes expressed in the movie. We have no doubt our customers will love Eat Pray Love!"
In line with the movie, HSN said its programming during the event will focus on three different countries: Aug. 6 – Italy; Aug. 7 – India; and Aug. 8 – Bali.
Eat Pray Love will be released in theaters nationwide on Aug. 13.