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Costume #FAILS (via Chescaleigh)
Relevant since Halloween is coming up soon. She explains this so well.
To the anon who have me flack for calling out my white friend for wanting dreads and for Chyanne bc she made that post about not understanding why costumes of poc were racist and I forgot to reply! Happy learning ya'll!
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On this date we remember the Tuskegee Syphilis study. This African-American episode is part of the recurring chapter of racism against blacks in the United States.
In 1932, the American government promised 400 men, all residents of Macon County, Alabama, all poor, and all African American, free treatment for Bad Blood, a euphemism for syphilis which was epidemic in the county.
Treatment for syphilis was never given to the men and was in fact withheld. The men became unwitting subjects for a government-sanctioned medical experiment, The Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro Male. The Tuskegee Study, which lasted for 4 decades, until 1972, had nothing to do with treatment. No new drugs were tested; neither was any effort made to establish the efficacy of old forms of treatment.
It was a non-therapeutic experiment, aimed at compiling data on the effects of the spontaneous evolution of syphilis on black males. What has become clear since Jean Heller broke the story in 1972 was that the Public Health Service (PHS) was interested in using Macon County and its black inhabitants as a laboratory for studying the long-term effects of untreated syphilis, not in treating this deadly disease. [Continue reading at the African American Registry.]
For further reading and research, see also:
Bad Blood: The Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment, New and Expanded Edition by James H. Jones.
Examining Tuskegee: The Infamous Syphilis Study and Its Legacy (John Hope Franklin Series in African American History and Culture) by Susan M. Reverby.
Medical Apartheid: The Dark History of Medical Experimentation on Black Americans from Colonial Times to the Present by Harriet A. Washington.
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I've had some good talks with my dad as of late about feminist things and film/tv things. Finally got him to commit to Breaking Bad. He's on season three and loving it, but doesn't see Walt as abusive yet. He keeps telling me that he seems like a good guy because he's doing it all for his family.
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why am i not aloud to be proud that i'm straight?
i'm not hurting anyone, i just like who i am.
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Why are you not allowed to be proud to be straight?
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These posters are in the stalls of the bathrooms at my university (at least in the ladies, I haven't asked anyone if they're in the gents too. I hope so though). Thank you National Union of Students for doing it right. If only they put these posters up in all public bathrooms
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Dear white people: This is exactly what it is like when you insert yourself into POC conversations.
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Fight Booking Smorgasbord: Davis vs. Hamill, Rampage vs. Thiago Silva Reportedly On Tap
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Those of you who were paying attention to Phil Davis' Twitter account this week (and really, why wouldn't you be?) already knew that the light heavyweight up-and-comer recently inked a bout agreement he was just dying to tell us all about. Now, it seems he won't have to. Those damned internet websites are at it again, citing "sources close to the event" saying that Davis will take on Matt Hamill at the already stacked UFC 129 in Toronto. And why not? Hamill's the dude the UFC traditionally likes to run up against its 205-pound prospects (and sometimes, its 205-pound graybeards) to see what they've really got in the tank. Makes sense to us.
Also on the horizon, it's reported that fresh off showing his lack of social skills against Brandon Vera at UFC 125, Thiago Silva will step in the cage against Quinton "Rampage" Jackson at UFC 130. Both guys are coming off wins and it's conceivable that the winner of that bout could be added to an ever-growing list of title contenders at 205-pounds. But wait, that's not all. After the jump some other alleged upcoming dates in the Octagon.Read More DIGG THIS


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The UFC on Fuel TV 8 main card kicked off with a welterweight matchup between Dong Hyun Kim and Siyar Bahadurzada. Kim and Bahadurzada were the to enter the octagon for the night's stacked televised card from Japan.
The fight started off with Kim looking to push the pace and fight for an early takedown. Initially, Bahadurzada was able to scramble and fend off the takedown attempts, but Kim was able to stay busy and eventually get the fight to the mat where he was able to dominate with incredible control and some sharp elbows to the top of his opponents head.
When round two kicked off, we witnessed much of the same.
Kim once again pushed for the takedown and continued to wear on Bahadurzada with his ground-and-pound after working his way to mount. Entering the third and final frame, Kim was easily winning the fight, 20-18.
After a few punches were exchanged to start off round three, Kim once again shot and took Bahadurzada on the canvas. In one smooth transition, Kim was right back in the mount and was looking to lock in the head and arm choke. Bahadurzada did his best to avoid the choke, and he managed to work his way out after some slick knees to the body.
Kim eventually gave up the arm triangle and turned into full berserker mode before unloading a flurry of devastating — and highly entertaining — punches from the mount. It was the most action in the fight and put an exclamation point on Kim's win.
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OLC Convention and Expo
Ohio Libraries have been preeminent both nationally and locally for a very long time. Given the current and likely economic and political climate, is it reasonable that legislators and citizens ask why we need to be the "best" in the nation? Is being in the top third good enough? Middle of the pack? We say NO. Now more than ever, our communities need excellent libraries. And, it is up to us to make the case. Challenges present opportunities. During the 2011 Convention and Expo the entire library community will rally around this point. This premier educational event will showcase innovative ideas on advocacy, funding, trendspotting, transformational change, and remaining indispensable to our constituents. Programs will continue building on the greatness of libraries and inspire attendees to convey the value of their libraries to their communities.


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Roanoke Island Fishing (Including Manteo Fishing and Wanchese Fishing)
Roanoke Island's fishing history is notable in the overall legend of Outer Banks fishing. Manteo and Wanchese, the two towns on Roanoke Island, have been home to generations of families who made their living off the water through crabbing, oystering, clamming, shrimping and commercial fishing.
And Wanchese has, until recently when Oregon Inlet's treacherous shoaling nature made it difficult to navigate with predictability, been the fish-processing capital of the Outer Banks. That commercial fishing business still occurs there but not at all at the same level as before.
What kind of Roanoke Island fishing can you do? Certainly the notorious Outer Banks surf fishing isn't the draw, and there isn't exactly a lot of pier fishing happening on the island (unless you count the gazebo that juts out from the waterfront boardwalk, which, if you're a serious pier fishing angler, we wouldn't recommend). What you do find here is an easily accessible point of debarkation for a variety of Outer Banks fishing charters, both inshore and offshore. The surrounding sounds and the island's location very near Oregon Inlet make it the perfect location for fishing harbors, and there are several marinas on the island. Prices for a private, full-day, off-shore charter, usually accommodating six people, run $1,100 to $1,500 a day, not including a tip for the mate. Half-day inshore and inlet charters start around $375 and go up depending on the length of the trip and the type of fishing.
Roanoke Island fishing also includes the Zen-like experience of crabbing — an activity that every visitor should try, if only to make them relax and be very, very still for a little while. We don't refer here to the business of crabbing where you set the crab pots that dangle from the colorful buoys you see dotting the sounds. No, indeed. That form of crabbing is very hard work. What we mean is the version of crabbing that requires only string, a few good chicken necks, a scoop net and quiet patience to be rewarded with the beautiful blue-shelled, sweet-eating crustaceans. Manteo's waterfront is rimmed with a boardwalk that provides you with an endless number of locations to try your hand at this form of Outer Banks fishing. Check out our OBX Guides fishing section for more information on Outer Banks fishing.
Country Girl Head Boat
- Docks at Pirate's Cove Marina
- Manteo
The Country Girl can be chartered for full-day Gulf Stream trips for parties of six or more people. Call for rates and schedules. Gulf Stream trips usually yield tuna and mahi-mahi, wahoo, king mackerel, marlin or sailfish depending on the season and conditions. The Country Girl also offers head boat–style wreck fishing. The 57-foot sportfisher can accommodate up to 30 passengers and provides plenty of room for everyone. This is a great way to get a big group of friends together for a day on the water. You'll catch a variety of species, including black sea bass, triggerfish, gray tile fish, grouper, amberjack and more. The cost is $120 per person, with a minimum of 15 people. Bait, tackle and license are furnished. The Country Girl is also available for bird watching, marine mammal excursions, bachelor, bachelorette and scattering ashes at sea.
Crystal Dawn Head Boat
- Docked at Pirate's Cove Marina
- Manteo
Whether for head boat fishing or cruises, check out the Crystal Dawn for a fun-filled and fabulous time on the water. This 65-foot head boat makes two half-day inshore fishing trips daily (every day except Sunday). Whether you take the morning or the afternoon trip, you're guaranteed a great time. The boat fishes in the sound and inlet for a variety of inshore species including flounder, croaker, spot, trout, sea mullet, sea bass and more, depending on the season and conditions. All bait and tackle are provided, and a mate is on hand to assist you if you need it. There's plenty of elbow room on a boat this large, so you won't feel cramped. Tickets are sold in advance, but walk-ups are usually accepted. Head boat fishing prices are $45 for adults and $35 for children ages 10 and younger. The Crystal Dawn also makes one-and-a-half-hour evening cruises in the sound, including commentary on the local history and ecology of the Outer Banks. Roanoke Island Cruises are $20 adults and $15 children 10 and younger. The vessel can hold up to 100 people and is available for private charters, bachelor and bachelorette parties, family functions and more. Small coolers are welcome.
Bowsertown Road Boat Ramp
- Bowsertown Road
- Manteo
A Fish and Wildlife Service boat ramp is located off the western end of Bowsertown Road, past the Town of Manteo Public Works and Water Treatment facilities. Turn at the stoplight by the Chesley Mall, home of Food-A-Rama, and follow that road around to the left to find this boat ramp. There is plenty of parking for trailers.
Causeway Pier and Boat Ramp
- U.S. Highway 64
- Manteo
Beneath the Washington Baum Bridge on the Manteo side of the Nags Head/Manteo Causeway is a extensive public dock that makes a great spot for fishing or crabbing. Just bring your own tackle and supplies and drop your line. There are plenty of benches, making this a comfortable spot for old and young alike. There's a two-slip boat ramp here, with abundant parking for vehicles and trailers.
Manteo Waterfront Boat Ramp
- At the end of Ananias Dare Street, Waterfront
- Manteo
A free public boat launch is located at the waterfront, right beside the bridge that leads to Roanoke Island Festival Park. Parking is located here, too, for easy access, but note that there is not much room for trailers.
OBX Marina
- 708 Harbor Drive, Wanchese Seafood Industrial Park
- Wanchese
- (252) 473-9991
OBX Marina offers centralized booking for offshore and inshore charter fishing. They have several boats in their fleet, and their booking service offers hassle-free, book-where-you-board convenience. OBX Marina offers many varieties of fishing charters, from full-day excursions to the Gulf Stream to half-day, light-tackle trips in the sound. They also offer several specialty fishing trips, including shrimping and crabbing charters. Feeling adventurous? How about a shark trip? OBX Marina even runs an overnight shark trip. You'll find everything you need for a day of fishing at their ship's store, from beverages, ice and snacks to bait, tackle, rods and reels. They also stock boating accessories, can fill your tank with gas or diesel fuel and carry maintenance supplies plus sunglasses, T-shirts, sweatshirts and hats (see Shopping). Ask about OBX Marina's para-sailing and Jet skis operations, two new offerings for 2014. OBX Marina was also recently home base for a spin-off of National Geographic's hit reality series "Wicked Tuna." "Wicked Tuna: North vs. South" fished Outer Banks waters from this Wanchese marina as part of filming for its 2014 season. The locally filmed shows will be aired later this year.
Pirate's Cove Marina
- 2000 Sailfish Drive, Nags Head/Manteo Causeway, U.S. Highway 64
- Roanoke Island
- (252) 473-3906, (800) 367-4728
Escape from the same old beach routine and head over to Pirates Cove Marina and Yacht Club. Experience the thrill of a lifetime fishing from one of their offshore charter boats. Your adrenaline will be pumping listening to the scream of the drag while you are reeling in your tuna, dolphin, wahoo and marlin. Or book a near-shore trip and drop deep to catch tile fish, sea bass, trigger fish and grouper, or troll for Spanish mackerel and bluefish. No matter what you choose, Pirates Cove's charter fleet will show you a great time. Back at the docks you can stop by the Pirates Cove Ships Store, where you'll find a great selection of T-shirts, resort wear and one of the best selections of sunglasses on the Outer Banks.
Shallowbag Bay Marina
- 1100-B South Bay Club Drive
- Manteo
- (252) 305-8726
Shallowbag Bay Marina is a full-service 72-slip marina located just off the inter-coastal waterway on Roanoke Island in the town of Manteo. Boats up to 65' can be accommodated, and the marina offers diesel and ethanol-free gas, 30/50 amp shore power, water and pump-out station. Slips are available for short- and long-term rentals and overnight transients. Shallowbag Bay Marina provides first-class facilities including a well-stocked ships store, showers, laundry, swimming pool, hot tub and a clubhouse with a fully equipped exercise room. Also on site is Stripers Bar and Grille, recipient of the 2013 and 2014 Taste of the Beach People's Choice awards. In addition to the fantastic food, Stripers also offers breathtaking views of downtown Manteo and the Roanoke Sound. Downtown Manteo is within walking distance of Shallowbag Bay Marina.
Thicket Lump Marina
- 219 Thicket Lump Road, Wanchese
- Wanchese
- (252) 473-4500
Way down on the south end of Wanchese in a beautiful location that's only 5 miles from Oregon Inlet via water, Thicket Lump Marina sells gas and diesel fuel and has one of the best lunch spots on the island — Great Gut Deli (see Restaurants). If you're out in your own boat, definitely stop here to fill your gas tank and your belly.
Wanchese Marina
- 4457 Mill Landing Road
- Wanchese
- (252) 473-3247
Wanchese Marina is located in the heart of Wanchese and is the home of several offshore fishing boats as well as Paradise Dolphin Tours.


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hi all, just a couple of things i found in my travels that really make my socks roll up and down.. so glad that i found them, that they are always in stock.
First is Nacho Mamas Vegan Queso. http://fatgoblin.com/I have my local health food store stock this. They have learned that it disappears. Really makes burritos fantastic.
The second thing is flavored basalmic vinegar. Believe it or not i found stores popping up all over the country that sell nothing but olive oil and balsamic vinegar. they are called all different things.. Saratoga Olive Oil Co, Olive tap.com..Get this.. a company called Veronica Foods, http://www.evoliveoil.com/ made it easy to open a store anywhere. They supply the olive oil & balsamic vinegar & the know how. BUT.. they let you put your own label on it. Now i am not telling you to open a store... but i am saying that is why there all different names with the same stuff.My favorite balsamics are blueberry, pear & cinnamon.. With a good quality, great tasting balsamic.. i find i don't even need or want oil on my salads.
so do you have any great finds?
i am looking forward to trying microwave sweet potato chips.. gotta get the stuff for the microwave...
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The Pampered Chef pantry has some good flavored balsamics - I like the pomegranate balsamic. Didn't think I would, pomegranate is generally not one of my favorite flavors. But it works well with the balsamic. I tend to prefer a good plain aged balsamic on salads but the pomegranate flavor is nice on rice dishes - I put a splash of it on the rice and chard mix we had last night; the acidity is nice with creamy starches like rice, quinoa, lentils.
Probably the biggest thing since we started our first kickstart over a year ago (sept 2009) is investing in a commercial quality blender and food processor. We killed our last consumer variety of each. Dealing with things like chickpeas for making hummus was rough on the old ones. And we make hummus a lot!
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My step-mother recently introduced me to a new product that she buys at her local health food store in Alabama. The brand is Explore Asian, and this company makes amazing noodles out of beans. I've tried the black bean noodles and the soy bean noodles. I'm hoping to get my hands on the mung bean noodles soon.
This "pasta" is very high in protein, as you can imagine, so I skip adding tofu or beans. They have a great texture and are gluten free!
Susan Levin, MS, RDPCRM Director of Nutrition Education
I found the Mung Bean Noodles in of all places-Safeway!
I put my vinegar in a spray bottle. I also like red wine vinegar infused with roasted garlic.
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great emergency meal: baked sweet potato with a can of Amy's chili on top
great way to eat all your veggies: measure 1 lb of raw salad vegetables, mostly greens, into a container every morning. Eat it all by the end of the day. This is the same principal as measuring out your water for the day, and it works! I munch on it all day and then have a salad with whatever is left at night. Easily the single best new habit I've formed.
I'll have to try that vegan queso! The magic of high quality vinegars has been a great discovery for me, too. I got a great pear vinegar at Whole Foods. Also splurged on some white truffle oil since just a teaspoon can turn any dish into something sinful. There was an amazing store in Houston called Oil & Vinegar. It's a national chain, but alas there isn't one in New Mexico. They sell some things online, though. http://www.oilandvinegarusa.com/
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Potatoes can be microwaved to be done really quickly - if you use a microwave. Nuke some frozen veggies and that's really quick too. Also, most pastas and most frozen veggies can be cooked in the same pot for the same amount of time (give or take, for some veggies, you might need to put them in a minute or two before the pasta to avoid mushy pasta). Drain and season as you like, one pot to clean, takes all of maybe 20 minutes (including getting the water hot).
Oh, as far as other 'indispensibles' - pressure cooker! We can put beans to soak at breakfast and use the pressure cooker to have them ready for dinner. We cook 4 cups of beans at a time usually, and store them in fridge for quick meals - cook some rice, add pre-cooked beans (canned would work too), and a can of diced tomatoes, plus fav seasonings and you've got dinner in a hurry. Add a side salad to round it out if you've got the time and fixin's
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Kyocera ceramic knifewoksteamerrice cookerbamboo cutting boardwaterless cookwarecast iron griddle Vitamixmandoline/food processorwater filter
I have not seen the bean noodles, but am interested! I am also interested in trying all the balsalmics. Sounds like a new treat.
My mom's health is so bad right now, we are getting her started on macrobiotics so will need to find out if she can have that for added zip to her food.
Always offer kindness and a soft word to the beings around you; You do not know their journey. Your words can be the hug they need or the shove that breaks them.
~Vitamix~Crockpot~Boil a bag of baby potatoes and have in the fridge for anything and everything. I don't care for potatoes in the microwave for some reason. Sometimes I just pull out a couple and eat them like apples. ~Once a week I cook a big pot of mixed grains, Kashi 7 Grain Pilaf, plus forbidden rice, hull-less barley and quinoa. It goes with beans, in salads, in soups, by itself, whatever. ~Always have salad greens in the fridge. ~Always have my favorite veggies in the freezer. If I miss a trip to the farmer's market I can still get my veggies in. ~Simply Organic all-purpose seasoning - I use it on and in so many things I can't list them all here. Just a good all-purpose seasoning. ~Organic, minced garlic is always in the fridge. I love garlic.~Drink lots of water. ~Always take some kind of food with me when I leave the house.
Agree with Deb R....pressure cooker, pressure cooker, pressure cooker....don't know how I lasted so long without it.
Wow! This may be a no-brainer for many of you, but did you know you can pop popcorn in a brown bag in the microwave with no oil? Just throw the amount you want in a brown lunch bag and fold over the top. Then just hit the popcorn button and voila, quick no-fat snack. Top with nutritional yeast or seasonings. Dr. Oz says to spray the popcorn with aerosal oil like Pam to help the seasonings stick, but you certainly don't have to.
@ id..I JUST tried that last week!! i was shocked but super happy that it worked perfectly! couldn't believe that i didn't know that before now...
i have not found a way to make the nutrional yeast stick .. don't really want the oil.. it just kinda drops to the bottom of the bowl. i gave up on it.. i either have plain or when i want a treat, i make kettle corn.
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We wanted popcorn last night but the big pot we use to make it was busy soaking beans for today. I happened to remember this and we happened to have a brown paper bag handy so we tried it. Hubby just stood there watching the microwave saying "It works! Cool!" We did decide that, with out microwave, the popcorn setting was a little too short - there were a bunch of unpopped kernels that probably needed a few more seconds. So, next time (yes NEXT TIME), we're going to set the microwave for 5 minutes and then just stop it when the popping slows down.
Still need to figure a way to get the flavoring to stick - might need to check out option to spritz the popcorn with. Hubby suggested a spray bottle with salt water - just have to not soak it too much.
Try this on your popcorn. Spray lightly, then sprinkle a little of the very fine popcorn salt, shake it up real well. Can you tell I'm a garlic lover?
I think salt water in a spray bottle would work too. Key is to spray very lightly or it would get soggy.
This spray is also good for stir frying veggies with no oil.
Wild4Stars wrote:
Looks interesting but I don't know that my son would like the garlickiness on his popcorn. Definitely would be interesting for stir fries and such that already use garlic anyhow.
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Greenfield, WI
Get in touch with history at the Greenfield Historical Society. Found in 1965, this organization has been working tirelessly to preserve the Greenfield way of life to future generations. Through its collection of artifacts, photographs, manuscripts, and careful maintenance of historic buildings, this society is keeping history alive for the locals. What once were 36 square miles of land in 1841 is now only 13 square miles. However, a smaller size does not mean less spirit, and this organization is proud to call Greenfield home. Make it your home as well when you join their historical society.
Get in touch with your childish side at Lightspeed Go-Karts & Laser Tag. The entire family will have fun racing around the indoor tracks or shooting each other with beams of light. The cars here can go up to 25 miles per hour, so you can really feel the wind in your area and the heartbeat in your chest. Have a blast shooting your friends in their 4,500-square-foot laser tag area that can accommodate up to 30 people. Do not be afraid to act foolish here; Lightspeed is truly a place where you can let your hair down and just be yourself.
When you have a hankering for something south of the border but do not want to leave the Midwest, head to El Beso, the best Mexican restaurant in the area. Perfect for large groups, the service is accommodating, and the food is delicious and affordable. Never go hungry with their large portions, and everyone had a good time in their dynamic atmosphere. You will really feel like you are dining in Mexico at this superbly furnished eatery. From their tacos to margaritas, everything here is authentic, delivered on time, and is sure to leave you satisfied.


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This publisher just can't seem to get out of their financial slump, and their name is slowly becoming synonymous with clicking teeth. THQ is delaying three of their major titles due to their continuing financial issues. South Park: The Stick of Truth, the much anticipated Action RPG based on the hit animated series, will be pushed back until March 2014.
Metro: Last Light, the sequel to the 2010 surprise hit Metro 2033 will be delayed until the same date,right alongside Company of Heroes 2, the sequel to the Real-Time Strategy game Company of Heroes, which was the recipient of multiple PC game of the year awards in 2006.
"When I joined THQ the company made a public commitment to quality titles. We always expected that in some cases this would mean that more time would be needed to make sure that every title is of the highest possible quality," THQ President Jason Rubin said in a recent statement. "Our fourth quarter releases are the first titles that I have had the ability to materially impact, and experience told me that the games needed additional development time to be market-ready."
He also addressed what this move will do for them financially, as they have posted $91.8 million dollars for the fiscal second quarter, which ended on September 30th, down from $109.6 million they posted last year. Not to mention that trading THQ shares has halted, with shares going down to $3.02, expected to go even lower.
THQ published many great games in the past, including the Saints Row series, Red Faction, and many other well-done licensed games, including the Popular WWE games. They seem to have been struggling recently, and many haven't forgotten the layoffs in their San Diego location during E3 this year. THQ better pump out some high quality games over the next few quarters if they want to change the minds of their investors (and more importantly, us gamers).


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I am 10 weeks and I feel like I am showing
I am 10 weeks pregnant with my first child today and none of my clothes fit me! My bra has gone up a cup size and I feel huge. People keep saying look how much you are showinfg but I feel like it is way to early and I am just fat! Is this true or can you start to show at 10 weeks?
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Just like you i started to show around 10-12 weeks. I am also expecting twins!! Every womans body is different it is very possible you are showing. It's exciting isnt it!?!?!posted 04/07/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I am pregnant with my first and I started to show at 6 to 7weeks- no kidding. I was shocked and was trying to hide it from my work and I got asked several times and had to give it up by 7- 8 weeks. I am naturally thin and along with having a short torso the baby bump appeared very quickly. I was checked for twins at 8 weeks but there's only one baby there. It can be frustrating when people find out how far along you are and ask if you are having twins or if you are wrong on your dates. At 21 weeks I look about 25-26 weeks along and while I feel huge my husband reminds me all the time that if you have a short torso there is no where for the baby to go but out! Also keep in mind if you are naturally thin my dr said you will gain some weight to catch your body up to where it should have been. Try not to stress about it, everyone's bodies are different and I am sure you're bump is adorable :) Good luck with your pregnancy.posted 10/17/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
Your uterus has already more than doubled in size and though the baby is very tiny, the amniotic sac isn't nearly as tiny. Your body has to stretch to allow the larger uterus to fit. Some women have extra room; some do not, so they start showing. Don't worry, it's not all fat. It's most likely a combination of slight weight gain, your uterus, and your other organs that your uterus is pushing out of place because of its growth. Think about it: your uterus is larger than a cantelope right now. I'm also 10 weeks and showing and I have been showing for two weeks at least and had not gained any weight until this week.posted 11/01/2008 by philomenagianna
I am 10 weeks also and this is my first and I thought it was crazy that I was showing too. My family thought I was having twins because I had quite a baby bump for 10 weeks , but I went to the docter and they said most girls who have tiny figures begin to show early.posted 05/13/2008 by lildino1986
I am 10 weeks and 2 days, tall, and thin. I'm noticing a belly but I'm at odds as to whether it's the actual baby showing or just gas/bloating/etc. since the baby is still so small.posted 12/22/2008 by Qwartknee
Oh Thank Goodness... you all are easing my stress. My weight has been fluctuating up and down ever since I left my mid twenties, and it has been devastating to a previous size 2. However, ever since I found out I was pregnant I've 'felt' pregnant too - thinking I was just bloating or whatever, I've been hoping it would go away at least for a few weeks before the real baby bump comes in. I am afraid to say though, I think it's here, it's been here and it's only going to get better! Thank you for writing about your own personal experiences, I am so grateful... My now size 8 frame is continuously stretching out in the front, and I am going to embrace it! Thanks girls!!!posted 08/01/2013 by teresad84
I AM 10 WEEKS, BUT HAVE BEEN SHOWING BIG TIME SINCE WEEK 8! PEOPLE DON?T BELIEVE ME, SO I DECIDED TO SAY I AM ALREADY THREE MONTHS, EVEN SO, THEY SAY I LOOK LIKE 5 MONTHS! EMBARRASING! I AM NOT OVERWEIGHT. I WEIGHED 125 WHEN I BECAME PREGNANT. SO MAYBE MOST PEOLPLE DONT SHOW SO SOON, BUT SOME OF US HAVE TO PULLOUT THE MATERNITY WEAR BY MONTH 2.posted 03/24/2009 by plenas
I for sure feel like I have something filling me up from the inside out. I'm 10 wks along and I feel like things inside me are stretching outwards and taking up space. I don't feel fatter but if I try to suck in my stomach, it doesn't go in as far as it used to!!! lol :)posted 02/01/2013 by melaniebainter
it's definitely gas and constipation! I have the same problem :Oposted 11/04/2012 by Angela F.J~
I am 10 weeks with my first kid and my bra size has gone up too and I too have a baby bump but more towards the end of the day. It is completely normail. just to make sure that you wont have stretch marks since we are all growing so fast make sure you put a lot of lotion on your belly 1-2 times a day. Dont worry your not fat and my pants are too tight everything is growning even my waste and my bum so dont worry about it. Congratulations by the way!posted 10/14/2008 by Summer Babay
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A little confusing regarding the many different focus modes but all comes clear the more you try it. A definite HUGE step up from the 5D MkII and well worth it. Now, do I also upgrade my 7D MkI .............????
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Cars aren't the only thing making the switch from gas to electricity. From lawnmowers to entire power plants, the gas engine is being replaced by batteries for a more efficient way of powering items.
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Batteries and the use of electricity represents a better solution for many things over combustion engines. Electrical items provide the same mobility as traditional tools, but they're quieter, produce less heat and tend to be more efficient in their usage of energy than their fossil fuel-burning counterparts.
Depending upon where you live, the use of electricity in place of gasoline may be more convenient and cheaper. You only need to plug the battery in to the wall to recharge it, which means that there's no reason to run to the gas station.
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Battery powered leaf blowers, due to the decreased amount of heat produced during their operation, don't require this. They can use the most efficient path for air to travel, which is straight from the back to the front, which means that they require less energy to operate.
Most trimmers employed in edging lawns are bulky or burdensome. Gas lawn trimmers are heavy, while electric trimmers tend to enjoy less mobility without miles of extension cord.
Lawn trimmers that work on batteries enjoy the unique advantage of being up to 28-percent lighter than their gas-powered counterparts. Because they use batteries, you can charge them and use them until they run dry. This can make yard work easier than ever before.
If you've ever tried to start a gas-powered chainsaw, you've likely found that it takes several tries before the motor fires up.
Battery powered chainsaws can start on the first press of the button. When they incorporate the use of lithium-ion batteries, they can continue to run long enough to trim branches and cut down several trees.
Gas-powered lawn mowers are loud, dangerous and tend to become less reliable as they age. This means that you have to deal with costly maintenance of the combustion system, while still needing to maintain the actual parts of the mower responsible for trimming your grass.
Electric lawn mowers circumvent a number of these problems. Because they operate on batteries, they can go anywhere. With enough capacity in their batteries, they can handle large, rugged lawns while adding significantly less noise pollution. Your neighbors may not even hear you mow with one.
Solar energy is free and produces markedly less greenhouse emissions than combustion engines. Their only problem is that these systems only produce energy while the sun is visible.
To circumvent this and to replace things like diesel generators, batteries are being used to store electricity until it needs to be used. This enables a cleaner, quieter and more efficient way to produce electricity.
The largest consumer of gas and other combustibles are the things used to produce electricity: power plants. They share the same pitfalls that tools using combustion engines do, but they apply to a much larger scale.
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"The movies that you're dressing like are just copying other movies. These goddamn 20th century affectations. Do something new, you know? Put a glowing thing around your neck or use rubberized—just be new!"Sometimes creators of works of speculative fiction make up all kinds of futuristic machinery and even architecture, but do not bother to create futuristic-looking fashions for their characters, instead opting to use contemporary styles. This creates an effect similar to that of Zeerust, in which the style of the work seems dated not because they were trying to look futuristic, but because they couldn't see beyond their own contemporary looks. Sometimes it is justified in some specific things, like how many modern hairstyles have been around for centuries (often pointed out in movies), and how men's suits have changed remarkably little in over 140 years (albeit going from casual sporting wear, to business dress, to the most formal thing many men will ever put on). More specifically, within the past 60-70 years, styles in suits have entered a more or less cyclical pattern (one decade wide tie, one decade skinny tie, one decade more colors, one decade fewer colors, one decade wide lapel, one decade narrow lapel...) as decades borrow from past ones (witness the Mad Men influence on contemporary fashion). On top of that, jeans have been the youth's casual trousers of choice in North America for some seventy years now (almost a trope of its own). But this isn't the case once enough time has passed. Just compare how different medieval and Roman styles looks from each other; logically fashion two hundred or so years from now on will be just as different. Or just compare women's fashions of 1900 to now. Anyone who thinks "but fashions don't really change that quickly, so why bother?" needs to take a look◊ at the◊ history of fashion. Compare Popular History, Twenty Minutes into the Future, Fashions Never Change, Modern Stasis, Sci-Fi Bob Haircut. Contrast Space Clothes.
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Date: September 17, 2008 12:51:44 PM EDT
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Subject: Re: [IP] Re: Madness: Bailing Out Greed in Wonderland
For IP if you wish, David.
David Farber writes:
If nothing else, I always remember from Econ 101 that "free
markets" need essentially perfect information.
Gosh, Rahul, then it seems like you remember nothing. To have a
perfectly efficient market, you need zero transaction costs and
perfect information. Anything less and you don't have perfection.
Is that a problem in the real world? No, of course not. Everything
has friction and yet we manage to get things done.
Because politicians love to fiddle, no market escapes regulation.
However, you can compare a *more* free market to a *less* free market,
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My own feeling? We need separation of markets and state. You may
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Irishmen - To Arms recruitment poster for Tyneside Irish Battalion, c. 1914. This poster demonstrates how the recruitment of Pals battalions could appeal to both local and ethnic identities. This recruitment drive in Newcastle-upon-Tyne raised four Tyneside Irish battalions of the Northumberland Fusiliers. Four Tyneside Scottish battalions were also raised. All eight units later joined 34th Division. The poster bears an image of Field Marshal Sir John French, Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Force
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Within weeks of the outbreak of war it became clear that the manpower of a small professional British Army was insufficient for a major global conflict. In a wave of patriotic fervour, thousands of men volunteered for service in Kitchener's New Armies. The War Office realised that local ties could be harnessed for national gain. Many more men would enlist if they could serve alongside their workmates, friends and relatives.
On 21 August 1914, the first Pals battalion began to be raised from the stockbrokers of the City of London. In a matter of days 1,600 men had joined what became the10th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers. Lord Derby first coined the phrase 'battalion of pals' and recruited enough men to form three battalions of the King's (Liverpool) Regiment in only a week.
Pals battalions became synonymous with the towns of northern Britain. Men from cities including Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle, Hull, Glasgow and Edinburgh all enlisted in their thousands in 1914 and 1915. But Pals battalions were also raised from Birmingham to Bristol and from Cambridge to Cardiff.
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Interview with James Snailham, a Private in 11th Battalion, East Lancashire Regiment (Accrington Pals). In this interview Snailham outlines how and why he came to join up. He was motivated to enlist by the teammates of his football team, who all joined up together. They enlisted in the Chorley Pals, which became one company of the battalion that famously became known as the Accrington Pals.
Recruits of the 'Grimsby Chums' (10th Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment) pose with rifles, September 1914. Access to rifles so soon after joining up was rare due to the shortage of equipment, with new recruits often having to go without khaki uniform for several months. After training, this battalion joined 34th Division and saw major action for the first time on the first day of the Battle of the Somme at La Boisselle.
Unit lapel badge of 16th Battalion, West Yorkshire Regiment (1st Bradford Pals). This gilt and enamel badge was to be worn on civilian clothing before Army uniform was issued, partly as a result of the shortage of equipment. The battalion was raised by the Lord Mayor of Bradford in September 1914. It later became part of 31st Division, seeing major action for the first time at Serre on 1 July 1916.
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Infantrymen of 10th Battalion, East Yorkshire Regiment (Hull Commercials) marching near Doullens, 28 June 1916. Whilst this photograph shows men of a Hull Pals battalion clearly having been encouraged to smile for the camera, it does reflect the sense of optimism among the troops of the British Army on the eve of the Battle of the Somme. The Hull Commercials did not take part in the first day of the battle.


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Master Tung's Acupuncture: Five Zang System by Dr. Chuan-Min Wang (11/2/2014)
WEBINAR: Join Dr. Chuan-Min Wang, a direct disciple of the famous Master Tung Ching-Chang... [more]
The Best of Master Tung's Magic Points with Susan Johnson (11th-12th October 2014)
Susan Johnson's favorite acupuncture points in Master Tung's... [more]