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Surprised By Love (The Blackridges Book 2) by Rita Sawyer sensual contemporary romantic comedy novel Release Date: 06/06/2013
Jarrett Blackridge's assistant Sasha Reylione is one of them most important people in his life. When she's faced with a threat from her ex-fiancé Jarrett's first instinct is to protect her. His anger forces him to evaluate his feelings for her and admit how strong they were. He's going to do whatever he can to shield her. Even if that means marrying her. This wouldn't be a bad thing, since they got along better than most married people he knew. Hopefully somewhere along the way she'd realize that he loved her.
When Sasha's ex starts causing trouble her boss decides the best course of action is for them to get married. At first she's stunned, but Jarrett is a very persuasive man. She'd spent almost two years seeing to most of his needs so she couldn't see how different being married to him would be. Except for them having sex of course.
Cale pulled up in front of Jarrett's house and cut the engine off, but made no move to get out of the car. Though Jarrett was relieved and happy to be home he didn't move either. He sat there and stared at his sprawling split level ranch. The lawn needed to be mowed, but purple and white flowers caught his eye. Jarrett was damn sure they hadn't been there when he left. He smiled wondering what other changes Sasha had made while he was gone.
As Jarrett reached for the door handle he glanced at Cale. "You're not coming in?"
"Are you kidding me? We both know what's going to happen when you go in there." Jarrett would've smiled, except he didn't want his brother to know he was kind of looking forward to the dressing down and arguing that would no doubt follow his sudden arrival home.
Jarrett opened the door, got out and walked to the trunk and retrieved his bags. "I'll come by tomorrow and look over that new surround sound for you."
"Asshole, you were listening." Jarrett could have told his baby brother that he was always listening, but he just shrugged his shoulders instead.
He walked to the house and lifted his hand in a semi-wave as Cale drove off. Jarrett opened the door and stepped inside. With his elbow he shoved the door closed and let his bags drop to the floor. He stood there looking around his living room. As usual not a thing was out of place. His brown leather couch and matching chair sat across from his huge flat screen TV. All of it was top of the line, yet it all meant nothing to him. The only thing that made him smile was knowing Sasha had programmed the special cable box she'd had installed to record all the shows he enjoyed.
Hell, there were shows on there he had never heard of and wouldn't even know existed if she hadn't put them on there. Jarrett didn't watch much TV, but late at night when his big empty house started to feel like it might swallow him up, he'd flick it on to fill the void. Lately it had been happening more and more often, which was starting to concern him. He wanted to blame it on all the travel. The problem with that theory was he used to enjoy traveling. He'd cut this last trip two days short, because being away from home was starting to wear on him.
Sasha was going to give him hell for not warning her. She hated when he made adjustments to his schedule, which she managed with scary perfection. Her attention to detail had been one of the main reasons he'd hired her, other than the fact that he'd known she'd really needed the job. Finding out that she had the ability to keep him in line and on time was the excuse he used to keep her around.
In truth Jarrett was starting to think he'd never be able to replace her. Not that he thought she was going anywhere. She loved her little house, though he figured Lulu could use more room inside and out.
Still if he pissed her off too much the idea might strike her, and then he'd be sorry. On the other hand he figured Sasha needed a little chaos in her overly organized life, other than Lulu. Lulu may give her moments, like when she dug up and ate the flowers Sasha planted all around her yard when she wasn't rolling in them. Nothing they'd tried curbed her quirky tendency toward flowers. After a bout of tummy troubles that sent Sasha into a tizzy he had helped her rip out anything that could hurt her and replaced them with varieties the vet had assured were harmless. Jarrett didn't really think Sasha wanted her to stop, because then she'd have no reason to keep planting.
Still his yard was much bigger and fenced in so he insisted Sasha bring Lulu to work with her every day. Sasha hadn't even put up a token protest. Of course back then Lulu had been a ten week old bundle of energy, so it would have been similar to leaving her baby at home. He wouldn't have made her do that. And he enjoyed playing with Lulu so he was benefitting from her bringing her along. Still when Lulu was in trouble she couldn't argue back and the transformation that came over Sasha from sweet looking girl next door to fierce little vixen was a sight to see. It was one of the reasons he kept having her bring Lulu to the office with her.
The smell of coffee wafted down the hall and penetrated through his thoughts. It lured him toward the kitchen. As he grabbed a mug from the cabinet Jarrett noted this room looked a little more inviting. It might have something to do with the flowers on the table and counter courtesy of Sasha's garden. He knew she brought fresh ones every few days, even when he was away.
Jarrett took his coffee and headed for his office, which was a huge room he'd had added on to the back of the house. It had its own entrance and driveway for clients. He stepped in and Lulu lifted her massive head and let out a loud woof that resonated through the room. She got to her feet and trotted over to him. With her size, even though at a year old she'd still be considered by most to be a puppy, it only took her a few seconds to reach him. There was just enough time for him to safely put down his cup. Someone had missed him. He crouched down and rubbed the fawn-colored Bull Mastiff's massive head. Jarrett gave her a good scratch behind her ears the way she liked.
"Have you been a good girl?" She barked again and nudged him hard enough that it would have knocked him on his ass if he hadn't been ready for it. "Where's mommy?"
Lulu turned and ran to the door. Jarrett got up and followed. Sure enough Sasha was out there. She stood next to a plain gray sedan talking to a guy he'd never seen before. His first thought was that he hoped she was just giving the guy directions. The odds he was a client were slim, because she never had anyone there without him present, there was no reason for it. Then he wondered ruefully if the man could be a boyfriend?
Jarrett doubted it. He knew plenty of guys who were interested in Sasha, but she'd quickly shot them all down. Maybe something had changed while he was gone this past week. As he got closer to the window, Jarrett ruled out the possibility. Sasha had her back to him, be he knew from the way she moved her hand between her and the guy she was pissed off. Jarrett wished he could hear what she was saying. Lulu moved to the door and glanced back at him letting out a low growl. Hell if she thought Sasha needed back up, he wasn't going to second guess her instincts.
He stepped outside in time to hear the guy say, "I'm sorry ma'am, all I do is serve the papers. I don't know anything. I suggest calling the lawyer or calling your own."
"Well, I don't have an attorney," she quipped angrily.
"Ma'am I suggest you get one and quickly." The guy didn't sound mean or cross, he sounded practical.
"Why the hell do you need a lawyer?" Jarrett asked as he approached them.
Sasha gasped and the guy took a step toward his car. Okay so he may have been a bit harsh, but Sasha was his… employee and no one was going to mess with her without his knowing everything so he could help her.
"Damn it." She growled and pointed the piece of paper in her hand at him. "What are you doing here?"
"I got home a little early." He gave her a negligent shrug. "Now one of you needs to tell me what's going on here."
"Sorry," the guy said as he opened the door. "I was only authorized to speak to Miss Reylione."
Jarrett and Sasha stood there and watched him drive away. Actually Jarrett watched Sasha jam her hands on her hips and glare at the guy as he tore out of there. Once the process server was out of sight, she turned and stomped her way back to the house. Jarrett followed ready to dig a little deeper and find out what the heck was going on. He wasn't quick enough, or maybe he was lucky he wasn't hot on her heels, because she slammed the door in his face. As if that would stop him!
He yanked the door open. "That wasn't very ladylike."
She didn't respond as she took her seat behind her desk. Jarrett watched as she crushed the paper her fist before she shoved it in the drawer. Her little growl made him smile. Lulu let out a little whine as she dropped herself at Jarrett's feet. With a snap and point Sasha ordered Lulu back to her big pillow bed next to the small couch across the room. The dog gave him a pitiful look, but she obeyed.
"Are you going to tell me what's going on?" Sasha didn't even look at him as she started typing on her keyboard.


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(CNN) -- The charge against Oscar Pistorius has been upgraded to premeditated murder after a judge said Tuesday that he could not exclude the possibility of premeditation and planning in the shooting death of the Olympian's girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. The prosecution had argued that Pistorius killed Steenkamp, that it was murder and it was premeditated.
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Raleigh, N.C., businessman Buddy Howard used to feel his heart race and dread set in every time he thought about driving up profits at his equity research firm or was faced with an unwieldy project that seemed impossible to complete. Then his 11-year-old daughter developed anorexia—and he suddenly learned the difference between stress and stress. "Nothing comes close to the stress you feel as a parent when you're afraid that your child is going to die," says the 50-year-old father of two, who, seven years later, gets energized by the same deadline crunches that used to paralyze him. He now breaks large projects into discrete tasks that provide daily victories—the same bite-by-bite, pound-by-pound process his daughter used to overcome her eating disorder. And he's altered his perspective on bigger earnings, focusing on the rush of the challenge and blotting out the fear of failure.
Stress has certainly earned its bad reputation, given the wreckage it causes: headaches, stomach pain, high blood pressure, insomnia, and mind freeze reminiscent of a crashing laptop. But it also has an unheralded upside. In normal doses, adrenaline and other "fight or flight" hormones improve performance and seem to even protect health. They increase alertness and motivate you to get things done by quickening your heartbeat, improving blood flow to the brain, and enhancing vision and hearing. And in small amounts, studies suggest, they boost the immune system and may protect against age-related memory loss by keeping brain cells active. University of Texas researchers recently found that those engaged in challenging and creative work enjoy better health—an advantage equivalent to being nearly seven years younger. "Your goal shouldn't be to get rid of stress," contends Esther Sternberg, a researcher at the National Institutes of Health and author of The Balance Within: The Science Connecting Health and Emotions. Rather, she says, you should aim for "the appropriate stress response."
Extremely agitated. Getting the calibration just right can be tough, but it's achievable: As Howard discovered, it's often a matter of changing one's perception of a challenge. Plenty of Americans have yet to figure out how. According to a recent survey by the American Psychological Association, nearly half say their level of stress has increased over the past five years, and fully one third routinely experience extreme agitation.
The problem with overwhelming stress? In the short term, the rush of stress hormones can make people less productive, even mentally paralyzed. Think writer's block. When the overload becomes chronic, heart disease, depression, and an impaired immune system can result. An estimated 50 to 80 percent of people who develop depression have faced a major stressful life event, like a divorce or job firing, during the preceding three to six months and most likely have produced an excessive amount of the stress hormone cortisol. An October study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that heart patients battling chronic job strain were twice as likely as their more relaxed peers to have another heart attack. And researchers have been aware for some time that overanxious folks exposed to cold viruses are more apt to end up sick than those who aren't.
"We think the system stops working appropriately when it's constantly turned on," says Sheldon Cohen, a professor of psychology at Carnegie Mellon University who first discovered the link between colds and stress. Chronically elevated cortisol levels lead to more colds and infections; depleted levels can cause an overactive immune system—and autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis.
The ultimate goal is to hit a stress response appropriate for a given situation: You want to be in low gear when you're, say, watching TV, medium when you're doing car pool, and high—but not overdrive—when you're under a deadline crunch. High gear is what Sternberg calls the peak of the "stress response rainbow," or the point where you're at your most productive, able to focus on the task at hand with minimal distractions. Most likely, you're sent into this zone by an optimal level of adrenaline, cortisol, and other hormones that increase your pulse, reduce peripheral vision, and improve blood flow to the brain.
Biology undoubtedly plays a role in how easily you hit the target: A study published last year in the journal Cell found that mice that adapted poorly after being put in a cage with bigger, more aggressive mice produced larger amounts of stress-related brain chemicals than those that adapted well. But modifiable beliefs and expectations factor in, too. Expecting that your life will be unchanging, for example, is bound to make you react badly to dropping house values and a child's academic reversals, says psychologist Robert Rosen, author of Just Enough Anxiety, a new book that explains how anxiety can be a key to success in the workplace. "Buddhists have this idea that every time we breathe, the world changes," Rosen says. A philosophy of acceptance allows them to make peace with what they can't control—like an earthquake, inflation, or an oppressive political regime.


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Not sure what creme fraiche is or why you should care?
Consider it a relative of sour cream. Except that while both are white, thick and creamy, creme fraiche is the richer, sexier and more talented relative.
Here's the deal. Yogurt, sour cream and creme fraiche are dairy products produced thanks to the miracle of friendly bacteria. But while yogurt is made by adding those bacteria to milk, sour cream and creme fraiche are made by adding them to cream.
So what's the difference? Sour cream is made from cream that is 20 percent fat; creme fraiche sports an even more succulent 30 percent.
That may not sound like a big difference, but it matters in both taste and versatility. That extra fat turns creme fraiche into a kitchen workhorse.
But first, taste. While sour cream tastes, well... sour, creme fraiche is rich and tart. And as a byproduct of the bacteria added to produce it, creme fraiche tends to make other foods taste buttery.
But unlike yogurt, creme fraiche isn't particularly acidic (so it's not great for marinades).
The trouble with sour cream is that you have to be very careful when cooking with it. Heat it too much and it curdles. Ditto for yogurt. But the higher fat content of creme fraiche means you can boil with abandon and it won't separate. This makes it ideal for soups, sauces and simmered dishes.
It will, however, liquefy. That means that if you add it to the top of something, then toss it under the broiler (as in the following recipe for croque monsieur), or even just dollop it onto something hot, it will melt.
In France, where it originates, creme fraiche often is used in sauces for vegetables, particularly green beans and cauliflower, as well as in salad dressings, soups, pastries and to top fresh fruit. It's sometimes used to make caramels and even is added to coffee and cocktails.
It's easy to make your own, but let's be honest, most of us won't. Add a tablespoon of cultured buttermilk to 1 cup of cream and let it sit in a cool room for up to 24 hours, or until very thick. Refrigerate for several weeks. Creme fraiche is widely available at most U.S. grocery stores. It usually is found alongside the better cheeses, although it sometimes will be near the sour cream. Refrigerated, it keeps for about a month.
1/2 cup creme fraiche
1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese, divided
1/4 cup grated cheddar
1 tablespoon cornstarch
1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
1/2 teaspoon hot sauce
1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/4 teaspoon salt
Pinch nutmeg
2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
4 slices sandwich bread
4 slices gruyere cheese
8 slices smoked deli ham
1 tablespoon butter, softened
Start to finish: 15 minutes
Heat the oven to 350 degrees. In a small bowl, mix together the creme fraiche, 1/4cup of the Parmesan, the cheddar, cornstarch, garlic powder, hot sauce, pepper, salt and nutmeg. Set aside. (Adding cornstarch to the creme fraiche allows you to broil it without it liquefying. It's an easy and delicious substitute for the traditional roux-based sauce used in croque monsieur.)
Spread a quarter of the mustard evenly over one side of each slice of bread. Top each with 1 slice of cheese and 2 slices of ham. Overturn 2 of the stacks onto the others to make 2 sandwiches. Spread the butter over one side of each sandwich.
Arrange the sandwiches on a baking sheet, buttered side up, and bake for 5 minutes. Remove the baking sheet from the oven. Set the oven to broil.
Flip the sandwiches and spoon half of the creme fraiche mixture over the top of each sandwich. Top with the remaining Parmesan.
Broil for 1 to 2 minutes, or until the cheese is melted and just starts to brown.
Serves 2.
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The Threepenny Opera"The Threepenny Opera" is Bertolt Brecht's savage satire on the bourgeois Weimar Republic, and his most performed and studied play. Edited and translated by Ralph Manheim and John Willett, this student edition contains commentary, analysis and context, as well as the full text of the play. One of the major dramatists of the twentieth century, Bertolt Brecht's plays include "The Life of Galileo," "Mother Courage and her Children" and "The Caucasian Chalk Circle," He died in 1956. |
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Hardy Island Classic exterior path light features a frosted glass lens with a brass shade and a matte bronze finish. Shade available in a plain, textured or ribbed option. Available in a small and large size option. Includes 6 inch leadwire and ground spike. One 20 watt, 12 volt, JC G4 base halogen lamp not included. Transformer sold separately. General light distribution. Small: 8 inch diameter x 16 inch height. Large: 8 inch diameter x 24 inch height. .
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If you want something more robust than a bedroom cabinet, then look at all the more tough stuff they sell from Husky. Lot's of other places sell the 'garage style' cabinets as well - but being in Canada here, it'd be somewhat useless posting names.


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I have stayed at the Aquamare almost every year when I return to Rhodes and it has always been excellent. The location is hard to beat although not right... on the Aegean you can walk to the water in a couple of minutes and can see out to the sea from most of the rooms. Even more important is being able to walk to the old fortified city in less than 15 minutes for exploration and dinner. The staff has always been extremely helpful with special thanks to Vicky and Mika at the front desk. You could hardly find a nicer place to stay for your holidays. My only complaint is that Rhodes is nearly 6,000 miles away. 評價者:Morganton, N.C. 的 Bob於 01/06/2013


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>>>Campaigners in Vukovar opposed to the official use of Serbian Cyrillic script say they have gathered enough signatures to call a referendum on the issue.
>>>Macedonia's bid to root out former secret police collaborators could stall if the opposition doesn't approve new members of the Lustration Commission, which it has accused of bias.
>>>Over 150,000 people have joined a Facebook group backing Josip Simunic, who was fined for leading a chant associated with the Fascist Ustashe movement at an international match.
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>>>Former Serbian state security chief Rade Markovic has threatened to release confidential official files if police continue to investigate his role in the murder of a journalist in 1999.
>>>Ex-soldiers from the wartime flashpoint town of Vukovar launched a campaign for a national referendum to stop the official use of Serbian script in areas with large Serb minorities.
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The Peppa Pig Guess with Peppa Game
Catalogue Number: 208-0657
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Peppa Pig fans will have hours of learning fun with this Guess with Peppa game from Inspirational Works. Children can choose from 4 discovery games and a guessing game and test their logic and observational skills. Guess with Peppa comes supplied with 8 double-sided picture cards featuring Peppa's family and friends from the hit TV show. Batteries included.
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Age Range | 3-4 years |
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Number Of Batteries Required | 2 |
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Detroit's Knight missing 3rd straight game
Detroit G Brandon Knight missing 3rd straight game with knee injury
Published On: Feb 25 2013 07:47:20 PM EST
Updated On: Feb 25 2013 07:47:28 PM EST
Detroit Pistons guard Brandon Knight is out for Monday night's game against the Atlanta Hawks because of a hyperextended right knee.
It's the third missed game in a row for Knight, who hasn't played since Feb. 20 against Charlotte.
Knight is averaging 13.6 points and 4.3 assists in his second NBA season. Rodney Stuckey was in the starting lineup in his place.
The Pistons are also without rookie big man Andre Drummond, who has a stress fracture in his back, and guard Will Bynum, who was suspended one game for striking Indiana forward Tyler Hansbrough during a game against the Pacers on Saturday.
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While I have yet to crack the code as to why, it seems there are five million gluten-free brownie mixes in the world. And they're all kind of the same. I'm guessing brownies are either the easiest thing to make gluten-free, or people just know that everyone loves brownies. Once you've mastered the brownie mix (which you did in like, third grade, right?), it's super easy to dress up those sweet treats and call them your own. At least this was my justification when I went on a tear this weekend after feeling deprived of baked goods, and found one of the dozen gluten-free brownie mixes in my cabinet but realized it just wasn't enough.
So I made my brownie mix fancy with caramel and sea salt! Yes, that means it's awesome. But here's the thing with caramel. If you just buy caramels and melt them, you may be in for some gluten. Probably not, but unless you buy gluten-free caramel sauce, it's possible that caramel color has gluten in it. Unfair!
I looked into my cabinets and was able to gather together the three ingredients required to make my own damn caramel, which is shockingly easy as long as you stay glued to the stove top. Now I have a new skill, and a vat of gluten-free caramel sauce to use as I please. And I will. Oh, I will. Vanilla ice cream, I've got my eye on you.
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Industrial zoning has become such a sensitive issue in New Albany that the Board of Aldermen has delayed approving a revised comprehensive plan for the city to discuss further the industrial zoning topic.
We think that was the right move. The proposed comprehensive plan maps earmark some areas for industrial use, but do not define what kind of industry is suitable in which areas.
Every 10 years it's time to be counted. And it's that time again.
The U.S. Census count is underway and most people with residential addresses will be getting a Census form in the mail next week to complete.
I don't like weddings much, even though I've had three of them. They're usually high-stress times geared as much for the bride and groom's relatives as for the happy couple.
The scenario that led to the dismissal of Bobby Carter as the attorney for the city of New Albany is both bizarre and unfortunate.
Efforts to get Mississippi out of the bottom group of states in yet another national ranking got a boost last week in the state Senate.
The Senate passed 47-1 and sent to the House bill that would make it a felony to maliciously "torture, mutilate, maim, burn, starve, disfigure or kill any domesticated dog or cat."
The state Senate has passed legislation to permit an unlimited number of so-called "charter schools" throughout the state, which would be funded with our tax money.
Hopefully, state House members will exercise better judgment and let the proposal die in the House Education Committee.
In the end, it was better than Wendy's. Whether it was enough better than Wendy's for the trouble it caused, well ….
Now, don't get me wrong. I like Wendy's chili. No, I love Wendy's chili.
The New Albany Board of Aldermen has taken bids for site preparation for the expansion of the Sportsplex to the north side of U.S. Highway 78.
The bids range from $403,417 to $666,814, and Mendrop-Wages, the engineering firm handling the project, is analyzing the bids and expects to have a recommendation for the board, perhaps as soon as its next meeting Monday.


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The flower march on Sunday, August 12, 2012 was an amazing experience for all of us. There was so much visual and emotional input–so much heart–that it's going to take awhile to unpack it all. We counted more than 1,600 walking, chanting, committed people who took to the streets of Seattle to support American women religious. Even more met us at the Cathedral. The message that seemed to be sent was "Hey, you mess with the sisters, you mess with us!" They represent the best of what Catholicism has to offer. We stood with them and we will continue to stand with them as this dialogue with the bishops unfolds.
Press coverage was widespread and generous. Here's a link to Joel Connelly's article in the PI that went up immediately afterward. All three of the local news stations covered the march on the 5:00 PM news. Here's another article from Seattle Times journalist Sandi Doughten.
What was so heart-warming was the sustained ovation that the throng gave the 20 sisters who were present with us. It seemed to go on and on. The cheer from the crowd "We love you!" was echoed back by the sisters who said "We love YOU! We are ONE!"
All along the march route people came out of their homes and cafes to watch, adding their shouts and applause to the event. One couple, seated on their front steps, held a sign that said "Jews 4 nuns!" Also in the ecumenical spirit, a Presbyterian couple came over from Bainbridge Island just for the march. Other denominations were also represented, such as UCC, Lutherans, and Episcopalians. Situated within the walking crowd itself, one could feel the strength of conviction and higher purpose for what we were about. Love is the most powerful energy known to all of us. It was palpable everywhere. God loves the sisters. And so do we!
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(VIDEO) Former Joe Arpaio Supporters/Republicans now supporting Independent Candidate Mike Stauffer for Maricopa County Sheriff
Thursday, September 20th, 2012Let's face it, there are too many Republicans who simply will not vote for a candidate who has a (D) beside their name. Bob Long is a 50 year Republican
who liked some things Arpaio stood for, but also believes it is time for Arpaio to retire.
Bob supports the former Republican — now Independent candidate Mike Stauffer for Maricopa County sheriff.
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Posted by Caring 4 Carrie on December 8, 2013 at 5:31pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
According to Reuters, kids and teens with Type 1 Diabetes and Asthma, often don't take their medication as prescribed, and those that skip doses are more likely to end up in the emergency room.
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Does Body Shape & Dialysis Have a Correlation? Yes. According to a study by JASN (Journal of American Society of Nephrology), it matters if you're apple shaped or pear shaped, with apple shaped bodies being more susceptible to kidney failure than pear shaped people.
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Kidney patients can eat turkey but must limit. Due to turkey being high in protein, this causes an excess of urea protein which can burden the kidneys.
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Kidney Patients can eat turkey must limit but it's high in protein which can cause excess of urea protein which can burden the kidneys.
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Diabetes affects more than 26 million Americans and 7 million individuals goes undetected. Diabetes also is the leading cause of Kidney Disease.
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A misconception is that Dialysis Patients Can't Travel. However, dialysis centers are located throughout the U.S. and many foreign countries. The treatment is standardized. The dialysis patient would need to contact his/her Social Worker, prior to traveling.
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My dad is on the "list" for a liver transplant. I happened upon this site trying to find symptom relief for him. Does anyone else recall/have problems with severe itching? My dad scratches so bad that his arms are black and blue. He is on Coumadin which doesn't help the bruising or the gushes of blood that come with. He is on several meds prescribed to help the itching but nothing really helps.
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My Meds are going up daily, & my ins has doubled.I bet if I need a "New Organ" The "Death Panel" will say here is some pain pills Go Home & Die!Continue
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Was wondering if there were any pre or post transplant peeps in metro Atlanta? Or any groups?
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I just had to give an enormous thank you to this site for helping me to reach this milestone, my eighth year transplant anniversary, today. It is also my 33rd birthday, so I consider today a double birthday! I could not imagine a better birthday gift. This group has been here for me in my good and bad times and always so kind in lending knowledge, support, and encouragement. In my transplant, I got six new organs: pancreas, spleen, liver, stomach, small and large intestines. This was due not…Continue
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This is typical of the 3-d printing possibilities for creating organs for transplant. I get irritated at the lack of documentation these "news releases " provide. Wow! they're printing 3-d kidneys! But where is the link to the peer reviewed article? Certainly people are attempting to grow organs but with no link to substantiate it. it might as well be Wen Hao Buck Rogers musing in a closet somewhere and having us all on. Let's have some links to real published data included in the releases…Continue
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April 8, 1960 - The ANC is banned nine days after Mandela is arrested and the government imposes a state of emergency after the events in Sharpeville.
March 29, 1961 - Mandela and all co-defendants are found not guilty of treason.
June 1961 - Mandela begins organizing the armed struggle against apartheid Umkhonto we Sizwe (Spear of the Nations). He travels in Africa and Europe studying guerrilla warfare.
August 5, 1962 - Is arrested on charges of inciting workers to strike and leaving the country without valid travel documents. Mandela represents himself at trial.
November 7, 1962 - Is sentenced to prison, five years hard labor.
June 12, 1964 - Is sentenced to life in prison for four counts of sabotage. Convicted and sentenced with Mandela are Walter Sisulu, Ahmed Kathrada, Govan Mbeki, Denis Goldberg and others.
1980 - The Johannesburg Sunday Post leads a campaign to free Mandela. A petition demanding his and other ANC prisoners' release is printed in the newspaper.
1982- Is transferred to Pollsmoor Maximum Security Prison after 18 years on Robben Island.
1988 - Is transferred to Victor Verster Prison.
July 5, 1989 - Meets with President P.W. Botha.
August 15, 1989 - Botha resigns as president and head of the National Party. F.W. de Klerk replaces him and begins dismantling apartheid.
December 13, 1989 - Mandela and de Klerk meet for the first time.
February 11, 1990 - Mandela is released from prison after more than 27 years.
1990 - Embarks on a world tour, visiting Margaret Thatcher, the U.S. Congress, and U.S. President George H.W. Bush.
July 1991 - Mandela is elected president of the ANC.
1993 - Mandela and de Klerk share the Nobel Peace Prize.
April 29, 1994 - Elected the first black president of the Republic of South Africa in the first open election in the country's history.
May 10, 1994 - Mandela is inaugurated.
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Vay Gregory McGraw potrays the witch made famous by Willie Morris beside the late author's grave. McGraw often guides tours in Glenwood Cemetery.By JAMIE PATTERSONManaging EditorHer stories are forever etched upon the stones that float among her rolling hills. And her sacred ground holds the rich history of Yazoo and the people who shaped this small community. Glenwood Cemetery is a chest full of legends, memories and tales that continue to attract visitors and locals through her historic gates. The local cemetery was recently voted the "second spookiest cemetery" in the United States. But many Yazoo children already knew that with their childhood journeys beyond Glenwood's entrance during the late evening hours. But the stories within her gates are more than just ghost stories to appeal to visitors. The true characters in their final resting places have stories that go well beyond the chains of a legendary witch. Glenwood holds the story of Yazoo.-------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
Marty Rhodes gets a big gain in Yazoo County's big 55-14 win over J.J. McClain Friday night. The Panthers picked up a fourth straight win and now prepare to host Riverside this week.
By JAMIE PATTERSONManaging EditorNine candidates have qualified for the Yazoo County's District 4 supervisor seat. With qualification deadline on Sept. 7, the candidates will now be vying for the position on the general ballot in November. The seat has been held by Jayne Dew after the Board of Supervisors appointed her following the death of her husband, Ed Dew. Ed Dew held the seat for two decades. Circuit Clerk Robert Coleman said there will be no primary election for the county seat. All candidates will appear on the same ballot during the general election on Nov. 6.-------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
By JAMIE PATTERSONManaging EditorTwo fatal accidents within the Vaughan community have occurred in Yazoo County within the past few days. Ricky Shivers, Yazoo County coroner, said the first accident occurred last Friday around 5 a.m. Ashpin Durron Redmond, 29, of Yazoo City, died at the scene of the accident from massive trauma. Shivers said the one-car accident occurred on Vaughan Road, about two miles from Highway 16.-------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
The Crump Fountain was constructed in 1909 in memory of George Crump, who left his estate to be used for Yazoo public schools. By JAMIE PATTERSONManaging EditorGeorge P. Crump appears to have kept to himself during his time in Yazoo County. Other than a few brief articles in local newspapers, there is not much record of him within Yazoo history. However, the historic fountain on the edge of the Triangle Cultural Center grounds serves as a constant reminder of his commitment to the area.-------for the rest of the story see The Yazoo Herald printed edition or subscribe to the Digital Edition.----------
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Columbus Storm Spotter Class
It's spring in Indiana, and the severe storms are kicking up. There's one more Storm Spotter class on an IU campus this spring, this time at the Columbus campus.
Storm Spotter 2013
March 1 is the first day of "meteorological spring". For IUEMC that means it's Storm Spotter season! With a class at IUPUI on March 19, let's talk about weather some more.
Should We Talk About the Weather?
When I Googled "Should we talk about the weather" to see what song it was from (R.E.M.'s "Pop Song 89"), I stumbled upon something completely unexpected: other countries don't talk about the weather as much as we do.
Preparedness Means Wearing Pants
It's cold, colder than it's been in a while. This morning, every campus is experiencing temps in the teens, or colder, something that hasn't happened since the winter of 2010/11.
The Next Alert Might Not Be From Us
With each new communications technology, there are efforts to see how it can be used to warn people of danger. The town bell could be used to sound an alarm as well as toll the hour of the day, your tv could switch from showing you cartoons to giving you a weather alert, and IU-Notify can interrupt your dinner to let you know the campus may be about to experience something dangerous.
Campus Closure Information
At least one campus has been closed on Wednesday, December 26, 2012:
IU Bloomington
UPDATE: IU Bloomington will resume normal operations at 5:00 PM Wednesday December 26, 2012 and will be open for normal operations on Thursday, December 27, 2012.
Campus will be closed at the Bloomington Campus December 26th, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM due to severe winter weather.
Muscatatuck, "Beetlejuice" and disaster
I've not been long acquainted with emergency management. But I've seen enough to know that "being prepared" (yes, go check the batteries in your flashlight) is not a mantra meant only for you and me.
Emergency-management and first-responder types believe in what they preach and are armed with a system that can be applied to an incident of any kind, inflicted by nature or mankind. They practice, practice, practice. To mitigate disaster becomes second nature, to bring order to chaos, nearly instinctual. It's all part of the plan.
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Helicopters will be intermittently flying over IU Bloomington on Sunday, Oct. 7th. They will use infrared technology to identify the condition of building roofs on campus which will be used for repair/replacement planning purposes. They will fly twice, during the daylight hours and at night.
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Anna Hazare proclaims to be a surviving disciple of Mahatma Gandhi, the Gandhi who won independence for India from the British Empire. It is no secret that Anna Hazare can't read English and can't understand the charges he raises and his team knows very little other than Law, a subject the worst students in India can count on for a degree. For a growing community of frustrated investors and expatriate Indians, Anna Hazare team is looking more and more like a bunch of Motley Fools out todestroy India.
Not without some reason. The "poor" nation of half a billion people Gandhi bequeathed has made impressive strides and record growth even when the rest of the world was reeling under crisis after crisis. Now, along with several other distracters, the very disciple of Gandhi has succeeded to drag the country back several years to where it started from.
The Indian Rupee has touched the lowest ever exchange rate to the US Dollar, the growth has plummeted from the heady 10% India boasted about in the past decade to a 5% range India was stuck with for ages and most of the foreign investment which brought in the growth and prosperity has all but withdrawn.
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Getting up shop in south Tulsa won't make Elliot Nelson a pioneer like when he opened James E. McNellie's Public House in downtown almost 10 years ago.
But with the opening of a second McNellie's in Tulsa set for mid-April near East 71st Street and South Yale Avenue, Nelson said he's seizing an opportunity that comes with having established a local Tulsa brand.
"The people out there have a desire for more unique local businesses, I think," Nelson said. He said that while it's not only chain restaurants in south Tulsa, when it comes to local originals, "I think it's a bit underserved."
His won't be the first Tulsa original to expand from the city's core into a more suburban locale. Another recent example is the opening last October of a second Fat Guy's Burger Bar at 7945 S. Memorial Drive, two years after the first restaurant opened in 2010 near ONEOK Field on North Greenwood Avenue.
The pattern has worked for others over the years, including In The Raw, a Brookside sushi restaurant which opened a second south Tulsa location about nine years ago (initially called Fusion before becoming a second In The Raw location). In The Raw now plans to open a Broken Arrow restaurant. Additionally, McGill's expanded several years ago from just one location in Utica Square to a second near South Yale Avenue and East 61st Street.
Each business will approach things differently, of course. Nelson, chief executive officer for the McNellie's Group of restaurants, spoke about the need to keep the look and feel similar to the McNellie's downtown location.
"I think there are suburban pubs and bars that are very much suburban places, and that won't work for what I want to do," he said. He added: "If it doesn't feel right, it's not going to work. That's always been one of my hesitations about doing something suburban in a newer building."
McNellie's will take over a space previously occupied by a restaurant called Diamond Jack's, a Tulsa original but one that ended last year after the death of its proprietor.
Nelson said he chose to locate the new McNellie's "in a more mature area" of south Tulsa.
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"We're not out in a shopping center, not out in a hard corner," Nelson said, calling the site "a little more subdued." It will feature "a really nice" beer garden, he said.
Selecting a site for a business often comes down to studying the people who live nearby and deciding if they would be willing to spend on whatever the business is offering.
"I think I come at it from a really urban bias, based on how I got into all this," Nelson said. "I think at some point I have to admit, suburban life is here to stay in America. It is how we've built our country over the last 50 years."
Still, he's banking on people in south Tulsa wanting some of that downtown vibe in a more convenient setting. People "still want that same offering you would get down in an urban area. ... I think that creates an opportunity for us."
Mike Meehan, owner of Fat Guys Burger Bar, said moving south made sense in part because some potential customers still shy away from downtown.
"Downtown can be confusing if you're not down there all the time," Meehan said, calling it "logical" to open something for those in south Tulsa.
Along with new customers, Meehan said he sees some advantages for his operation.
"We've got a lot more space," he said, noting the limitations of downtown.
He's noticed differences in the crowds, like the need for many more children's high chairs in south Tulsa than downtown.
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"It's definitely different. People, are they different in behavior? No, they're just Tulsans," Meehan said.
Greg Hughes, owner of In the Raw, a Brookside favorite that eventually expanded to include five sites in Oklahoma, said the restaurant brand can make all the difference.
He recalled how he tried to open a restaurant called Fusion at what is now In the Raw's south Tulsa location.
"It did not work," Hughes said.
Then, he decided to rebrand it with the In the Raw name. After a month, business had doubled, he said.
"It was all about the name. The menu was almost exactly the same," he said.
For the Broken Arrow restaurant, Hughes said he expects it to be very similar to other In the Raw eateries.
"I think Broken Arrow has the same sophistication as Tulsa or Oklahoma City," Hughes said.
Another well-known Tulsa restaurant, Full Moon Café, is also reportedly set to expand into Broken Arrow.
Hughes said moving to a suburb just offers convenience for potential customers, noting that the Broken Arrow restaurant operator for In the Raw, Bill Leet, is a longtime patron of Hughes' south Tulsa restaurant.
"You have that convenience of not having to drive 10 miles versus two or one or whatever the distance is," Hughes said.
Meehan acknowledged that his specialty is a crowded one. In the last year, non-local chains touted for their burgers like Mooyah, 6921 S. Lewis Ave., and Five Guys Burgers and Fries, 9635 Riverside Parkway, have settled into south Tulsa locations.
He said being local makes a difference, however.
"I think that anyone who is a Tulsan would rather spend their money at something that is locally owned and operated," Meehan said, adding, "even if we were in Jenks I think it would make a difference over a chain."
"People want to know that their money is staying here and the person behind the brand is involved with the community," he said.
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How did death of Usama bin Laden impact terror group?
May 1, 2012
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It's one year after the death of Osama bin Laden and many policy makers and pundits alike think al-Qaeda is near collapse.
-- with the rise of so many splinter groups like al-Qaeda in Yemen and those so called lone wolf terrorists.
What is the state of our security here at home.
Seth Jones is -- former advisor to the special operations commander in Afghanistan and he's also the -- Of hunting in the shadows the pursuit of al-Qaeda since 9/11.
Process great to have you here especially today it's great to be on -- What is the report card on al-Qaeda we know they're pretty much out of Afghanistan and I wonder how many are in Pakistan.
But most importantly how many are here.
Well there appear to be few actual plotters in the United States the biggest concern as individuals coming from Yemen.
And potentially from Somalia into the United States and recruiting in cities like Phoenix and Minneapolis.
For US passport carrying American citizens.
To go for training and come back similar to what we're seeing in this trial this bombing trial in New York City right now yeah that's exactly what we're concerned or the additional component it is individuals who have visa waiver access to the United States because there's a British citizens.
Radicalize and then can coming -- -- -- he said.
Is -- -- looking to the Taliban to recruit within the Taliban and bolster their efforts of terror.
By getting folks -- already hate America.
Well I think what we've seen over the last several years including Osama bin Laden documents is a relationship between al-Qaeda.
The Taliban and other -- Afghan insurgent groups which makes me a little concerned if we pull out too fast from Afghanistan.
Which the administration trying to do.
That we may undermine our own security.
There are generals on the ground there that share that concern of yours well they should do you think the president will change his policy.
It's unclear right now I would say though that the documents that are being released this week.
Do put together a very concerning picture of Al qaeda's relationship -- Afghan groups.
For folks that haven't been following it this week we will get some of the documents that those Navy SEALs seized in the raid -- -- about.
When they killed Osama bin Laden.
But you say that we won't see all the documents what do you think we won't.
-- well I think what what what what appears to be clear there are a lot of documents tens of thousands of pages and I think the question is.
If if the governor is gonna release some of them what is the criteria for four releasing -- and not others.
Are there for example indications of a close -- -- relationship with the Taliban.
As were negotiating with them.
That would be very interesting to see if that's the case in the documents I -- you a very interesting question at least to me before we started and I was really surprised by your answer.
I -- -- whether or not we still derived.
Valuable intelligence.
From those held at Guantanamo Bay you would think they'd been there for years what would they know about what was going on overseas and your answer.
They can be absolutely useful they can be useful because one can throw names at them.
Tactics techniques and have them respond.
Khalid Sheikh Mohamed was useful in the targeting of the -- just a year ago names that we threw in front of them.
And that he can respond to yes this person definitely knows the line that's fascinating -- great to meet you gonna read the book immediately a lot to learn from this ten year.
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