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Post: #141
RE: Rants.
Now not only did this girl steal my guy best friend of 9 years from me, but they're dating now. Like Idk what to do with my life now. I've never been this depressed before.
{c} michelle.
04-11-2012, 01:28 AM (This post was last modified: 04-11-2012 01:29 AM by Stephanie.)
Post: #142
RE: Rants.
(04-10-2012 02:45 AM)teamnoelftw. Wrote: I honestly think this forum changed so much over the past couple years, especially when Zac and Vanessa broke up. And quite honestly, I don't even recognize this place anymore. I just don't.
While I know for a fact that Zac has bigger fish to fry than to worry about a fan forum, I do see ur point. I have apologized for my outburst last night and hope that people can understand that I did mean what I said, but I shouldn't have said it in such a rude way. I'm 21 yrs old and should know better than to let people get to me. I don't think it's THAT dramatic that the entire place is going under. I just think we're in a period of change and that change could end the forum or make it stronger. If anyone looked around it seems like what is happening is we're simply getting older and finding other interests. While I used to spend literally 24 hrs on this forum, I am lucky to spend 2 hrs in an entire day. We are all moving on and it's not a sad thing. This forum will stay and wait for all of us to periodically come back to check stuff out. Idk we can't MAKE people get along and we can't pretend that people aren't going to express how they feel. What's important is that people bounce back afterwards and get on with life. I think we've all been way too dramatic over the past week or so.
In fact I don't think the fights that I've been apart of have been about Zac at all and those ones are the ones that hurt the most because they are personal. Honestly I think the Zac Vanessa, Butt naked paps, new bf/ new gf/ rumors and garbage people are fighting over is just really stupid. We used to have a rule that nobody could discuss Zac and Vanessa and honestly I think that needs to be put into place again. If people can't control the fights about those subjects then put them off limits and give warnings to anyone who disobeys. Sure people would probably leave and get mad but EVERYONE seems to come back. It's like a bad drug on here that nobody really leaves for good. We all love the drama too dang much or something.
idk I like how loose the rules are on here now but I think it's time structure was brought back into here.
Post: #143
RE: Rants.
So you have a girlfriend, yet I came over yesterday and you were flirting with me like crazy, telling me how amazing we'd be together, then I tell you I like you a LOT and you say you feel the same, yet when I'm like 'but what about your girlfriend' you're all 'well, i'm with her, so..' wtf?!
You moan to me about her all the freakin' time, sayin how you think she's cheating, how much she annoys you, you find it hilarious when she nearly dumps you, but you STILL Wanna be with her, over me, when you're saying how amazing we'd be together?
Post: #144
RE: Rants.
(04-08-2012 10:11 PM)mirandagirl Wrote: I recently found out that this girl I go to college with that I thought was my friend stole my guy best friend of 9 years from me. This has probably made me feel the worst I have ever felt. I feel like I'm not even good enough for my best friend, so I'm not good enough for anyone.
(04-10-2012 09:30 PM)mirandagirl Wrote: Now not only did this girl steal my guy best friend of 9 years from me, but they're dating now. Like Idk what to do with my life now. I've never been this depressed before.
This just gets better and better *cue sarcastic voice*
So yesterday, I went to see a play at my college like I always do. Guess what I see? This backstabbing girl with my best guy friend holding hands. If it wasn't bad enough that I knew they were dating after she stole my best friend from me, seeing them together just made me feel way worse if that was even possible.
This doesn't even sound like real life tbh. Maybe this is all just a horrible dream.
{c} michelle.
Post: #145
RE: Rants.
(04-13-2012 05:30 PM)mirandagirl Wrote:(04-08-2012 10:11 PM)mirandagirl Wrote: I recently found out that this girl I go to college with that I thought was my friend stole my guy best friend of 9 years from me. This has probably made me feel the worst I have ever felt. I feel like I'm not even good enough for my best friend, so I'm not good enough for anyone.
Did u like this guy or was he just a friend? It's sad but girls are so heartless when it comes to men. The rare ones have class but quite a few will stop at nothing as long as they get some or have someone to show off.
Post: #146
RE: Rants.
He was my best friend for 9 years and seeing this girl basically make him not want to be my bets friend anymore is frustrating.
{c} michelle.
04-26-2012, 02:09 PM (This post was last modified: 04-29-2012 02:35 PM by lashay12.)
Post: #147
RE: Rants.
04-28-2012, 10:03 AM (This post was last modified: 04-28-2012 03:37 PM by lashay12.)
Post: #148
RE: Rants.
nah screw that no one is running me away from anything or going to stop me for saying what i want on threads. is a free damn country and i have the freedom of speech and i be damn if anyone will take that from me. if people dont like what i say then they could out me on ignore, bang their heads against the wall, count to 200, have me ban do whether they need to do but am going to have an opinion and i wont be silenced.
Post: #149
RE: Rants.
Can we like get rid of the Zanessa thread? I feel it has no place on this forum and it breaks like half of the forum rules. I feel like this would be a lot more peaceful place if it wasn't here.
{c} michelle.
Post: #150
RE: Rants.
(04-28-2012 04:10 PM)mirandagirl Wrote: Can we like get rid of the Zanessa thread? I feel it has no place on this forum and it breaks like half of the forum rules. I feel like this would be a lot more peaceful place if it wasn't here.
Seriously. It is not even up for debate anymore. It should've been gone the MOMENT Zanessa broke up so we can move on and be happy with whoever they now hook up with. It's not even a place where people can hope they get back together anymore.
What started as a fun and respectful place to be is now a idiotic fight fest. It's disgusting really.
Or better yet, ban the people who start the arguments in the first place. There IS an ignore option for users here, you know? God.
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While Bill mentions that cloud computing may not be ready for large-scale business or the enterprise, he does point out that it is a force to be reckoned with and that the services of GoGrid and Amazon's EC now "will give a lot of users a chance to take cloud computing for a low-risk, real-world test drive." I personally predict that the adoption of cloud computing and cloud infrastructure by the enterprise will be a slow uptake at first, most likely rolling out into skunkwork divisions, short-term projects or IT evaluation scenarios, but that within a few years, business not seriously considering "the cloud" will be behind in their technical and competitive advantages.
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The 36-year-old BAUMGARTNER tallied 83 goals, 307 assists, 390 points, and 815 penalty minutes in 878 career American Hockey League contests with the Portland Pirates, Norfolk Admirals, Manitoba Moose, Philadelphia Phantoms, Iowa Stars and the Wolves. He also accrued 29 points (4G, 25A) and 85 penalty minutes in 86 career Calder Cup playoff outings, which included an appearance in the 2009 Calder Cup finals as a member of the Manitoba Moose.
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I read your article on the exodus of young people from The Valley with great interest.
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The greatest problem, and one which drives all the others, is Vermont's high tax burden. Vermonters are the highest taxed citizens in our nation, with property taxes leading the pack. Included in that problem is CNNMoney's latest survey that places Vermont at number 9 in the nation's top 10 worst states in which to start a business. Couple those two facts with a local leadership (many of whom have been elected and re-elected for more than a quarter century) with a notoriously anti-business attitude.
Anyone considering starting or moving a business to Vermont would be crazy not to consider these factors. Any business with any credibility strives to be successful and it is hard to be successful when some of the factors for success are beyond your control.
So start the reversal of the trend by concentrating on the tax burden by reducing the cost of education (consolidation of school districts and reduction of administration would be a target) and at the same time, focus on improving the business climate so that new companies will be attracted to Vermont and existing businesses will thrive. Elect state and local candidates who understand and support a balance of business-friendly attitudes and environmental concerns. Business will do well, there will be new well-paid jobs, and then you can worry about affordable housing. And, if you are really lucky, you won't need a lot of it.
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•10a.m.-9 p.m.-Yadkinville UMC will have the Station of the Cross set up in the Family Life Center during Holy Week. This is a self guided meditate time and prayer and reflection. Spend time at each station where you will find a reflection guide to help you reflect, pray and meditate on Christ's journey to the cross.
Thursday, March 28
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Harry Potter series now available in digital eBook format
Harry Potter fans everywhere can now enjoy their favorite series straight from their iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. The books are available exclusively through the Pottermore shop.
All seven of the Harry Potter books are now available for download. The first three books in the series are available for $7.99 each while the last four books are available for $9.99. If you'd prefer to purchase all of them, you can save yourself a little bit of money by buying all of them together for $57.54.
While it's great to be able to read the Harry Potter books in eBook format on many platforms, I'd have to say I'm a bit irritated with the process users will have to go through in order to get them on their devices.
Since they're only available via the Pottermore shop, you'll have to download them to your computer and either transfer them to iBooks via iTunes or open them natively from your device and choose to open them in iBooks. It's not the most convenient way to download a book and definitely a bit more aggravating than just opening the iBooks store and making a purchase with your iTunes account.
The Harry Potter series is also available for many other eBook readers as well. If you prefer using the Kindle app for iOS, you can choose to download them into your Kindle account and access them normally from there. I'd almost prefer using this method as I'd always be able to sign into my Amazon account on a new or freshly reformatted device and be able to access them without going through the iBooks process all over again.
I have a feeling a lot of hardcore Harry Potter fans will probably overlook the minor annoyance of getting the content onto their devices and will just be glad to finally have Harry Potter available in digital format. I'll personally be using the Kindle app as it seems to be the most convenient as of now. Any of you plan on picking up HP in digital format?
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Harry Potter series now available in digital eBook format
Doing the Dropbox method might be the best. If you read the FAQ, I understood it to be you can only download then a total of 8 times.
Can I put my eBook on multiple devices?
Yes, you can download each Harry Potter eBook for personal use up to eight times, so you can save a copy to your computer, eReader, tablet, mobile phone and any other compatible device. See Can I read eBooks on my device? for more information.
Funny...I've had all the Harry Potter epubs on my iPad for years! wink
It is very simple to download this app.. Just few steps and you will get your collection of this adventurous series ! A great iPad app to download
Note that a "DL" to Kindle is one DL to your Amazon account. Once there, it is available in your Amazon library to move to your Kindle devices and apps as you see fit without affecting the Pottermore DL count #.
For example, I purchased and pushed all 7 books to my Amazon account. I DLed to my computer since I like to transfer to my Kindle via USB. It also automatically pushed the books to my iPhone and my wife's iPad.
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STAFF WRITER | October 24,2012Vermont Hard Cider Company, the largest maker of hard cider in the United States, is being sold to an Irish cider company for $305 million.
C&C Group of Dublin announced Tuesday that it has agreed to purchase the Middlebury company, which is best known for its Woodchuck Hard Cider.
Vermont Hard Cider Company will become a subsidiary of C&C Group with its offices and production facility remaining in Middlebury, the companies said.
Vermont Hard Cider said C&C Group will retain all 125 workers and that the acquisition has the potential to increase employment.
President and CEO Bret Williams will remain with the company as will Dan Rowell, chief financial officer.
C&C Group (www.candcgroupplc.com) is also committed to moving forward with the previously announced expansion of the cidery in Middlebury. The company expects to break ground in the spring or early summer once all its permits are in hand.
In a conference call with reporters, Williams said his intent since purchasing the company in 2003 was to grow and not sell the company. But in August he received an unsolicited offer from C&C Group that was too good to turn down.
Williams said if he had gone out and shopped the company around he would have undoubtedly been able to command an even higher price.
But he said Vermont Hard Cider and C&C Group are compatible in that their business focus is on hard cider and both have shared corporate values.
If this was a large global brewer like a Miller, Coors or Anheuser-Busch, I wouldnt have sold, Williams said.
He also said Vermont Hard Cider will benefit from C&Cs financial strength.
Theyve got deep pockets and a very powerful innovation team, he said. Theyve led the innovation of cider over in Europe doing some really neat new products.
Williams said as competition for the hard cider market increases C&C has the resources to ramp up the Middlebury companys sales and marketing staff.
The company expects to finally break ground in the spring or early summer on a $24 million expansion of its cider production facility. The project is awaiting Act 250 approval and other permits.
But Williams said C&C has indicated they prefer a larger cidery in the neighborhood of $30 million and 120,000 square feet to meet future growth.
Once complete, he said the expansion will add between 30 and 35 jobs to the existing work force of 125.
C&C Group CEO Stephen Glancey said in a statement that Vermont Hard Cider deserves credit for growing the business in the United States.
The cider category wouldnt exist today, if not for the hard work they have put in over the last two decades, Glancey said. Their ability to innovate rare and limited batch ciders serves to push the category forward in the years to come.
C&C Group has been making cider in the United Kingdom and Ireland since 1935.
Robin Scheu, executive director of the Addison County Economic Development Corp., said given the success of the company the acquisition wasnt unexpected.
One could imagine it being a prime target for acquisition because it has been incredibly successful and growing really fast and the No. 1 manufacturer of hard cider in the U.S., Scheu said, which is a much smaller market than the European market for hard cider.
Hard cider sales nationwide are up nearly 60 percent over last year with Woodchuck Hard Cider sales growing at a 25 percent annual clip.
Vermont Hard Cider also produces Wyders cider and has a 20 percent stake in a Chinese startup, Gold Hard Cider.
The acquisition of Vermont Hard Cider is the latest effort by C&C and big brewers to capitalize on growth in the cider market.
According to Bloomberg, C&C last year paid $26 million for Hornsbys, a U.S. cider brand headquartered on the West Coast. Earlier this year, MillerCoors LLC, a joint venture, purchased Crispin Cider Co. for an undisclosed sum. Bloomberg noted the acquisitions are designed to help offset a decline in beer sales in the United Kingdom.
The Vermont Hard Cider transaction is subject to antitrust and other regulatory approvals. Closing is expected by the end of the year.
C&C said it would fund the purchase with cash and its existing line of credit.
The company said that Vermont Hard Cider will generate approximately $15 million in earnings for 2012. Including non-proprietary brands, which are not part of the purchase, earnings are estimated to be in the range of $23 million for the year.
Vermont Hard Cider has come a long way since Joseph Cerniglia started the company in 1991 out of a two-car garage in Proctorsville. Williams joined the company in 1996 as its first sales representative and in 2003 took a chance and paid $2.3 million for the struggling company, which was hemorrhaging $300,000 a month.
Everybody told me not to do it, he said. (I) put my mortgage on the line, my 401(k), pulled change out of my ash tray and went all in on this small cider brand in 2003.
At the time, the company was selling 700,000 cases a year. Today, nine years later, Vermont Hard Cider is on track to sell 4 million cases with revenues of $70 million.
So, its been a tremendous turnaround, he said.
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HAMBURG, NY – The Hilbert College women's basketball team suffered two Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference road losses this weekend after they traveled to Mount Aloysius and La Roche Colleges. Mount Aloysius attempted 26 more free throws than the Hawks earning 20 points at the foul line en route to their 71-66 victory January 5th. The next afternoon, Hilbert gave up 81 points to La Roche College, the AMCC defending champions, while notching 29 of their own tallies. The Hawks dropped to 1-5 in league standings and are 3-10 overall.
Jenah Labuski led the Hawks with her first double-double of the season scoring 10 points and pulling down 10 rebounds in the five point loss at Mount Aloysius. Jessica Jamison was five for ten beyond the three-point line, finishing with team-high 20 points while Sarah Lorusso chipped in 13 points and six assists. Natalie Whitman added 12 points and eight rebounds.
After Whitman opened the scoring for Hilbert, the Mounties went on a 7-0 run to take the lead. Hilbert was able to build a five point lead (20-15) by 9:51 after Lorusso dialed up a long distance bomb, but Mount Aloysius closed the first half with a 33-30 advantage. During the first twenty minutes, Hilbert led in field goal percentage (36% - 31%) but turned the ball over 14 times without any attempts at the charity stripe.
Through the second half, there were eight lead changes and the score was tied nine times; the Hawks improved their shooting percentage to 43% and dug down on defense as they held the host team to 27% shooting from the floor. Labuski's jumper with 2:14 remaining was Hilbert's last points of the day before the visitors watched the Mounties make seven of eight free throws to claim the victory.
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HUNTINGTON — Memphis doesn't need any help.
Conference USA-leading and 22nd ranked Memphis scored 20 points as a result of Marshall University turnovers and also outrebounded the Thundering Herd in a 71-59 men's basketball victory Saturday night in Cam Henderson Center.
Memphis has a 22-3 season record and is 11-0 in C-USA after its 16th consecutive victory and its 10th road win in a row that ruined the night for a Marshall turnout of 6,116 spectators, the Herd's largest crowd of the season.
Marshall, now 11-15 overall and 4-7 in the conference, is tied for eighth place with Houston and UAB.
D.D. Scarver's 3-point shot capped a good Marshall start with a 10-3 lead, but Memphis overtook the Herd at 14-13 and didn't trail again.
Memphis had a 16-15 edge before taking off on an 11-0 run to lead, 27-15, and pull away at halftime, 43-26.
"This was clearly a game of two halves for us," Marshall head coach Tom Herrion said. 'The second was a game of 'haves,' and the first half was 'have nots' in terms of our defense and our scoring drought."
Dennis Tinnon opened the second half for Marshall with a basket inside, Elijah Pittman made a foul shot, Pittman gunned in a 3-point shot and Tinnon scored again in an 8-0 run that brought the Herd back to within 43-34 with 15:44 left to play. Memphis misfired on its first seven shots of the half.
Marshall kept plugging away and Tinnon collected the rebound of Pittman's 3-point miss Pittman took the ball inside and was fouled. Pittman made one of two free throw attempts that reduced the Memphis lead to 46-41 with 10:44 remaining.
Geron Johnson of the Tigers made a 3-pointer and Adonis Thomas tipped in his own miss to put the Tigers back up by 51-41 with 9:34 left to play. Dre Kane followed seven seconds later by making a pair of foul shots that cut the gap back to eight, but Memphis held on.
"You really can't take a lot from losses, but we played hard," Kane said. "We didn't play hard for 40 minutes. We turned the ball over 20 times and got outrebounded again."
Kane had 16 points, seven rebounds and five assists while Pittman also scored 16 and pulled six rebounds. Tinnon turned in a double-double performance with 15 points and 13 rebounds.
Memphis was led by Thomas with 23 points and 10 rebounds. Joe Jackson netted 12 points while Johnson added 11 points and had five assists.
Ferrakohn Hall contributed eight points and four rebounds for Memphis, leading the Tigers to an 18-6 advantage in bench points.
"That's a good win for us, and we'll take it," said Memphis head coach Josh Pastner
Herrion said the numbers spoke for themselves.
— Memphis had 43 points at halftime and scored 28 more.
— The Tigers shot 51.4 percent in the first half and 37.9 percent in the second period.
— Marshall outscored the Tigers by four after halftime.
— Memphis was plus-eight for rebounds in the first half and plus-4 in the game.
— Marshall committed 20 turnovers and Memphis had 14.
"We regrouped at halftime and played like we needed to play," Herrion said. "We were down 17 against a Top 25 team in the country. You have to play perfect, which we did for a while. We cut it to five, but I think we missed a free throw to cut it to four and then they hit a big three."
Marshall is back on the road for a Wednesday game at UCF. Marshall beat the Knights, 75-71, on Feb. 2 in Huntington.
The Herd is winless (0-9) on the road this season.
UCF (17-8, 7-4) lost Saturday at UTEP, 73-58.
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School safety is on parents' minds, and Elkin City Schools Superintendent Dr. Randy Bledsoe knows it.
That's because in Newtown, Conn., 20 children were gunned down in an elementary school by a ruthless killer.
The images that brought many to tears still multiply as the media covers the aftermath of the event. Families and schools across the country are still trying to cope with the tragedy, all in an effort to make sense of what happened.
"It is important that we continue to provide assurance that we are doing everything we can to keep our students safe," said Bledsoe.
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Dr. Bledsoe informed the Elkin Board of Education in its latest meeting that he immediately pulled in a team of support for its elementary, middle, and high school after the tragedy asking for an assessment on school safety needs. Dr. Bledsoe instructed facilities Director John Altemueller to conduct a comprehensive analysis on school safety and to provide his findings to the BOE.
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Does the Bible provide any rules or even any indication about what kind or style of music is appropriate, both for worship and in general?
Given the premise that "All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness" ([2 Tim 3:16][1]), and recognizing that the scripture to which Paul refers is the Hebrew scripture (since the NT had not yet be formulated), it is be reasonable to examine what pleased God in worship in the Old Testament.
The Old Testament frequently mentions use of song, musical instruments and dancing in praise and worship. A great example is Psalm 150:
Sounds like a lot of instruments in there, including brass, woodwind, percussion and strings.
I don't think the Bible makes any mention of musical style. What it does say is to "Make a joyful noise unto the lord" (KJV), Psalm 100.
Modern music of course is usually accompanied by words, and the Bible of course does have much to say about words. "Let no unwholesome talk come out of your mouth" Ephesians 4:29, which could apply any popular music.


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Calcium acetate is used to prevent high blood phosphate levels in patients who are on dialysis due to severe kidney disease. Dialysis removes some phosphate from your blood, but it is difficult to remove enough to keep your phosphate levels balanced. Decreasing blood phosphate levels can help keep your bones strong, prevent unsafe buildup of minerals in your body, and possibly decrease the risk of heart disease and strokes that can result from high phosphate levels. Calcium acetate is a natural mineral that works by holding onto phosphate from the diet so that it can pass out of your body.
Take this medication by mouth with each meal or as directed by your doctor. Dosage is based on your medical condition, response to therapy, and lab results.
If you are using the liquid form, use a medication-measuring device or spoon to carefully measure the prescribed dose. Do not use a household spoon because you may not get the correct dose.
Use this medication regularly in order to get the most benefit from it. Remember to take it with each meal every day or on the schedule given to you by your doctor.
Take this medication exactly as directed. Do not increase your dose or take this more often than prescribed. Doing so may increase your risk of side effects.
Stomach upset may occur. If this effect persists or worsens, notify your doctor or pharmacist promptly.
Remember that your doctor has prescribed this medication because he or she has judged that the benefit to you is greater than the risk of side effects. Many people using this medication do not have serious side effects.
Tell your doctor immediately if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: stomach/abdominal pain, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, constipation, confusion, dry mouth, increased thirst/urination.
A very serious allergic reaction to this drug is unlikely, but seek immediate medical attention if it occurs. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include: rash, itching/swelling (especially of the face/tongue/throat), severe dizziness, trouble breathing.
This is not a complete list of possible side effects. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
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Before taking calcium acetate, tell your doctor or pharmacist if you are allergic to it; or if you have any other allergies. This product may contain inactive ingredients, which can cause allergic reactions or other problems. Talk to your pharmacist for more details.
This medication should not be used if you have a certain medical condition. Before using this medicine, consult your doctor or pharmacist if you have: a high blood calcium level (hypercalcemia).
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist your medical history.
During pregnancy, this medication should be used only when clearly needed. Discuss the risks and benefits with your doctor.
This medication passes into breast milk but is unlikely to harm a nursing infant. Consult your doctor before breast-feeding.
Your healthcare professionals (e.g., doctor or pharmacist) may already be aware of any possible drug interactions and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
Before using this medication, tell your doctor or pharmacist of all prescription and nonprescription/herbal products you may use, especially of: calcium channel blockers (e.g., verapamil), calcium supplements, antacids that contain calcium, iron supplements, certain "water pills" (e.g., thiazide diuretics such as hydrochlorothiazide).
This product can decrease the absorption of other drugs such as bisphosphonates (for example, alendronate), phenytoin, quinolone antibiotics (for example, ciprofloxacin, levofloxacin), strontium, thyroid medications (for example, levothyroxine), and tetracycline antibiotics (for example, doxycycline, minocycline). Therefore, separate your doses of these medications as far as possible from your doses of this product. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about how long you should wait between doses and for help finding a dosing schedule that will work with all your medications.
This document does not contain all possible interactions. Therefore, before using this product, tell your doctor or pharmacist of all the products you use. Keep a list of all your medications with you, and share the list with your doctor and pharmacist.
If overdose is suspected, contact a poison control center or emergency room immediately. US residents can call their local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. Canada residents can call a provincial poison control center. Symptoms of overdose may include nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, confusion, loss of consciousness.
Your doctor may direct you to follow a special diet to help lower your blood phosphate levels. Follow the diet closely.
Do not share this medication with others.
Laboratory and/or medical tests (e.g., blood phosphate and calcium levels) should be performed regularly to monitor your progress or check for side effects. Consult your doctor for more details.
If you miss a dose, skip the missed dose unless you have just eaten. If you have not recently eaten or if it is near the time of the next dose, skip the missed dose and resume your usual dosing schedule. Do not double the dose to catch up.
Store at room temperature away from light and moisture. Do not store in the bathroom. Keep all medicines away from children and pets.
Do not flush medications down the toilet or pour them into a drain unless instructed to do so. Properly discard this product when it is expired or no longer needed. Consult your pharmacist or local waste disposal company.
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Last night was the first time my 3 1/2 year old got the "real" experience of trick or treating! Needless to say, she had a great time. I told her when I picked her up from preschool yesterday that she would be allowed to eat as much candy as she wanted tonight. She thought that she had hit the mommy jackpot…little did she know what was to come!
My little sweetie, who I "protect" from sugary and processed foods as much as possible went buckwild and practically ate every piece of candy that got dropped in her bucket. At the end of the night – we pulled out her little pumpkin bucket and looked at all her goodies. I told her that she had the option to either eat one more piece and she could "donate" the rest and mommy and daddy would buy her a small toy or she could get one piece a day until it was gone. I think this partly worked in my favor because she was so full of candy when I gave her the choice but she also is a sucker for new toys. Luckily, my neighbors are awesome and "treated" with a lot of other items besides candy…my favorite – seaweed & Cliff bars:
and also other items, like pencils, erasers, stickers (what kid doesn't love them) so she didn't feel like she wasn't keeping anything:
This plan was great for all! She was able to trick or treat and eat candy AND we got all the candy out of the office so mommy didn't eat it for the next week :)…not so lucky for my co-workers who I "donated" the candy too!
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Two snapper for 27 days
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They got their start in the Destin Little League program, and now they are ready to take it to the next level. Two Fort Walton Beach Vikings Jennifer Bazylak and Rachael Dehlinger recently sign... READ MORE
FWC 'adds to drama' in snapper saga after suggesting it may buck feds
The controversy surrounding the red snapper continues. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) proposed a 44-day recreational red snapper season for Gulf of Mexico state wat... READ MORE
'GREATEST OPPORTUNITY' Lady Seahawks take sting out of Hornets, look to sink Pirates
Opportunity is knocking at the door of the Hawks Nest. At 7 p.m., Saturday, the South Walton Seahawks will square off against the Ponce de Leon Pirates in the Girls Basketball Class 1A Regional... READ MORE
A wakeup coyote call - Sightings worry Destin residents; FWC advises to keep pets indoors
There are coyotes in our midst. Mike Sherry, who lives near Clement Taylor Park on Calhoun Avenue in Destin, was out for his regular evening walk with his chocolate Labrador Monday when he spot... READ MORE
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The South Walton Seahawks moved one step closer to bringing home the Class 1A State title Tuesday morning after they whipped the Villages 54-30 in the semi-finals at the Lakeland Center. "... READ MORE
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The South Walton Lady Seahawks got it done on the hardwood Wednesday evening and secured their place in history — but not without the support of their fans in the stands. In a fourth quarter su... READ MORE


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July 19, 2007
Custom YouTube Players: Here Comes YouTube TV
You can now create customized YouTube players, choose a color theme, a video playlist and share your favorite videos. My green player shows three collections of incredible places from Google Earth, but you can use it as your own TV channel: it's easy to control the look and the content. When you add new videos to the playlist, your custom player will automatically include them. I wonder if businesses will be able to completely customize the player when YouTube launches the corporate version, as part of Google Apps.
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Now Grass Valley Television's : GVTV NEWS is the only visual news show for Nevada County, California. We broadcast on Comcast Cable Public Access Channel NCTV 11 or 16 Mon-Fri 8:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M. and 7:30 P.M. also plays random in A.M. and Saturdays at 2:00 P.M. We are adding late night not sure of time yet (check schedule for those times at www.nevadacountytv.org) You can also stream this content on the internet and get Video on Demand at the above mentioned website. We also have a "FREE" Itunes Podcast just search podcasts under "gvtv news" and we have our own website at www.gvtv.org and Grass Valley Television produces this show and has an internet TV station at www.grassvalleytelevision.com. Producer/Anchor is Randy Hansen and other anchors are Elisse Garner and Nicole Teichmann. You can reach the station at the following places: 530-362-8889 www.gvtv.org www.grassvalleytelevision.com www.nevadacountytv.org email@example.com email@example.com for other counties just check http://bcctvnews.blip.tv http://pctvnews.blip.tv http://yctvnews.blip.tv http://plctvnews.blip.tv http://sctvnews.blip.tv Rural Counties Television Network is distributing news for Nevada, Butte, Placer & Yuba and will soon be in Plumas, Yolo, Sierra and others.
GVTV NEWS is a 30 minute world news program with local segment for Nevada County, California. We also have a Police Blotter section. Grass Valley Television is the first internet TV Station in Nevada county. The only visual video news media in Nevada County and the Producer/Anchor is Randy Hansen Grass Valley Television www.grasstelevision.com presents several shows and the news broadcasts 24/7 on the net. We offer a free video podcast daily Monday thru Friday through Itunes and many other podcast sites. We also air on NCTV Public Access Television / Digital Media Center in Nevada County on Comcast channel 11 and this is on Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. , 3:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and 10:30 a.m. Saturday and 8:00 p.m. Sunday. see www.nevedacountytv.org/guide for other times. Our news homepage is www.gvtv.org You can also reach us 530-362-8889 or or email@example.com We are part of Rural Counties Television Network at www.ruralcountiestelevisionnetwork.ning.com Don't forget to tune into Mewzeek a weekly music video show with local and world class musicians. blip.tv/mewzeek


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It is really great when the rain forces creative play at our house. The kids set up shops throughout the house, each with their own individual theme.
Andrew had a sporting goods store. He collected anything from balls to racquet's to bobble heads. Priced everything on his own. I guess it never hurts to dream big. Charlie raided the kitchen for candy for his candy shop. He also priced things pretty high. Dum dums for $1. He also was asking $1 for Hershey kisses. I'll tell you, it was a very expensive candy shop.


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With the first pick in the 2010 Spawn.com News Story Draft, the football fans select -- NFL Legends 6 photography! And not the pre-release Photoshop watermarked "we-ripped-this-from-your-sales-sheet-again" weak sauce images, but high-res detailed photography to make your wallet ache.
NFL LEGENDS SERIES 6MARCUS ALLENJEROME BETTISDICK BUTKUSRANDALL CUNNINGHAMTONY DORSETTWARREN MOONJOHN RIGGINSPHIL SIMMSSTEVE YOUNGNFL Legends 6 includes our first-ever figures for Bears linebacker Dick Butkus, Cowboys running back Tony Dorsett, Giants quarterback Phil Simms and Raiders running back Marcus Allen. We've also got a new pose for Steelers running back Jerome Bettis, and a new uniform for 49ers quarterback Steve Young.
The Collector Level program makes this lineup 50% bigger, with a trio of previous Legends figures returning representing different teams: quarterbacks Warren Moon and Randall Cunningham are back sporting their Minnesota Vikings jerseys, while bulldozing running back John Riggins returns in his New York Jets uniform.
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Premier League
Le immagini più belle della Premier League.
Selfies and six packs to derail Arsenal's title hopes: Keane
Arsenal are not capable of winning the Premier League title this season because they have too many players interested in selfies and six packs rather than winning football matches, according to former Manchester United captain Roy Keane who won seven Premier League titles at Old Trafford and enjoyed a fiery relationship with Arsenal and their similarly combative captain Patrick Viera. More »Reuters - 4 hours ago
Premier League - Paper Round: United 'won't give up on world record swoop for Bale'
Manchester United will not give up on their world record pursuit of Real Madrid star Gareth Bale - plus the other top stories from Sunday's papers. More »Eurosport - 7 hours ago
VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS: PSG beat Lyon to win third successive Trophy of Champions
Paris St Germain claimed a third straight Trophy of Champions with a 2-0 win over Olympique Lyonnais at Montreal's Stade Saputo on Saturday. More »Reuters - 17 hours ago
Leach takes hat-trick with first three balls of match
Worcestershire bowler Joe Leach claimed a hat-trick with the first three balls of his side's Royal London One-Day Cup match against Northamptonshire on Sunday. More »Reuters - 2 hours 29 minutes ago
Athletics - Athletics in crisis as data leak reveals 'extraordinary extent of cheating'
Athletics looks set to be plunged into a new doping crisis after IAAF test data leaked to two news organisations reportedly showed hundreds of suspect samples. More »Eurosport - 8 hours ago