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Posted: 12/27/2009 - Stokley argued he was interfered with on a third & 1 pass over the middle. He started jawing with a ref, and threw his fist in the air in anger and inadvertently poked the ref's finger
Posted: 12/27/2009 - Stokley argued he was interfered with on a third & 1 pass over the middle. He started jawing with a ref, and threw his fist in the air in anger and inadvertently poked the ref's finger
Posted: 12/27/2009 - The Broncos playoff hopes take a big hit as David Akers' field goal leads Eagles past Denver.
Posted: 12/27/2009 - Michael Vick was listed as the third quarterback for Philadelphia's game against Denver on Sunday after missing practice all week with a quadriceps contusion
Posted: 12/25/2009 - Royal missed every practice this week with neck and hand injuries. He was absent from Friday's indoor workout
Updated: 12/25/2009 - A Philadelphia Eagles crowd so ruthless, so hostile that it once booed Santa has a sizable soft spot for Brian Dawkins. With good reason: The Pro Bowl safety poured everything he had into every single play during a highly successful 13-year run in the City of Brotherly Love
Posted: 12/23/2009 - The Denver Bronocs have signed fourth-year tackle D'Anthony Batiste to the practice squad. The 6-foot-4, 314-pound Batiste has played in 12 games, including eight this season with the Washington Redskins.
Posted: 12/23/2009 - Coach Andy Reid said on Wednesday that Westbrook did "perfect" on his testing and is "ready to roll" for the NFC East-leading Eagles (10-4) in Sunday's home game
Posted: 12/21/2009 - Josh McDaniels rattled off a lengthy list of miscues and missteps that ended up derailing Denver in a last-minute loss to the Oakland Raiders. The bright spot, the Broncos coach quickly pointed out Monday, was that his team was "far from being dead" in the postseason picture.
Posted: 12/21/2009 - The Broncos play the Eagles on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field, marking the return of seven-time Pro Bowl safety Brian Dawkins, who spent 13 seasons with the Eagles before signing with Denver
Posted: 12/20/2009 - Jamarcus Russell threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to Chaz Schilens with 35 seconds left for a 20-19 scrum-filled win over the Broncos on Sunday
Posted: 12/19/2009 - The Denver Broncos on Saturday signed rookie cornerback Tony Carter to their active roster, it was announced. Denver also waived tackle Herb Taylor, who joined the club on Dec. 9 as a free agent.
Posted: 12/17/2009 - Running back Correll Buckhalter (ankle) hasn't practiced all week. Knowshon Moreno's ankle injury isn't as severe and he's expected to split snaps with either LaMont Jordan, who's battled a bad back this month, or Peyton Hillis, who has just a dozen carries this season
Posted: 12/16/2009 - With all the injuries in the Denver Broncos' backfield, this could be the week that Peyton Hillis gets his chance to play a bigger role in Josh McDaniels' offense.
Posted: 12/15/2009 - Denver Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall will be named AFC Offensive Player of the Week for games played during the 14th week of the 2009 season, the National Football League informed the Broncos on Tuesday.
Posted: 12/14/2009 - Coach Tom Cable said Monday he won't know Gradkowski's status until Wednesday. Cable says if Gradkowski can't play, he will "do what's best for this team," which could be starting third-stringer Charlie Frye instead of former starter JaMarcus Russell.
Posted: 12/14/2009 - McBath, a second-round pick out of Texas Tech, broke his right forearm in the Broncos' 28-16 loss at Indianapolis on Sunday
Updated: 12/13/2009 - Peyton Manning threw four TD passes Sunday and the Colts' defense held off Denver for a 28-16 victory. It gave the Colts (13-0) their 22nd consecutive regular-season win, one more than the Patriots' streak that ended early last year
Updated: 12/13/2009 - Marshall set the record Sunday on Denver's final offensive play of a 28-16 loss to Indianapolis. He gained 7 yards on a fourth-down play before lateraling to lineman Chris Kuper for 7 more yards
Posted: 12/06/2009 - Denver had 245 yards rushing to turn the 99th meeting between AFL originals into a laugher. Correll Buckhalter ran for 113 yards and Knowshon Moreno had two touchdown runs to help the Broncos (8-4) stay within reach of San Diego in the AFC West
Updated: 11/27/2009 - Kyle Orton drove them on six scoring drives, Matt Prater kicked four field goals and safety Brian Dawkins led a ferocious defense 48 hours after calling a players-only meeting, and the Broncos beat the New York Giants 26-6 Thursday night
Posted: 11/23/2009 - Wide receiver Brandon Marshall says he's not sorry for berating Knowshon Moreno after the rookie running back fumbled at the goal line during the Broncos' 32-3 loss to the San Diego Chargers on Sunday.
Updated: 11/23/2009 - Philip Rivers and a dominant defense led the San Diego Chargers into sole possession of first place in the AFC West with a 32-3 drubbing of the Denver Broncos on Sunday.
Posted: 11/20/2009 - Coach Josh McDaniels says the Denver Broncos quarterback's availability for Sunday's pivotal contest with San Diego will come down to a game-time decision
Posted: 11/16/2009 - Denver Broncos coach Josh McDaniels says he won't know until later in the week if quarterback Kyle Orton's sprained left ankle will prevent him from playing against San Diego.
Updated: 11/15/2009 - The Broncos lost their third straight and had to play the second half with Chris Simms at quarterback after Kyle Orton left with an ankle injury


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The Nob Hill Club - Our Intimate Restaurant & LoungeThe Nob Hill Club is the newest San Francisco farm-to-table dining experience and lounge in the iconic setting of the InterContinental Mark Hopkins. Celebrating the bounty of the seasons and the culinary spirit of the land, our restaurant serves fresh, local California cuisine sourced from Bay Area and Northern California growers and purveyors. The essence of the food is enhanced by California wines by the glass or bottle from the wineries of Napa, Sonoma, Monterey and Alameda counties. Gather around a table to enjoy farm-to-fork cuisine or meet friends for drinks in the chic, intimate lounge.
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The Nob Hill Club combines the hotel's French Chateau and Spanish Renaissance design with the cosmopolitan vibe of San Francisco. A distinction of color and texture is felt throughout the space, with walnut floors and deep crimson-hued walls in contrast to ornate chandeliers and modern artwork. Oak, rosewood and mahogany chairs and couches are accented by earthy and bronze upholstery to create an atmosphere that is warm and eclectic. From plush banquettes in the dining room to stylish barstools at the intimate bar, the Nob Hill Club has unique spaces to eat, meet and socialize. The semi-private dining area seating up to 14 is a perfect place for a business lunch or dinner.
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Born in Zurich in 1946, Schmid is one of Switzerland's great visual storytellers, widely credited with the reinvention of the 'Marlboro Man' campaign from the mid-1990s. Since the 1970s, he has re-examined and revealed the cultures and heritage of global communities across Africa, Belize, Bolivia, China, India, Indonesia, Singapore, and Tibet.
From 1977 to 1984, Schmid spent the best part of a decade on tour with over 250 rock bands including Queen, Blondie and AC/DC. His work was the subject of a major retrospective at the Kunstmuseum Bern last year, and has been exhibited at both the Brooklyn Museum and the Rubin Museum of Art in New York. It has also been collected by the Museum Folkwang in Essen, and the Swiss Foundation for Photography.
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Great stay in sunny Bournemouth
I had an excellent 2 night Bed & Breakfast stay at the Park Central when attending a concert at the BIC just across the road.
I was upgraded from a single to a small double, which was fine for me but would have been a bit small for two people. The room was very presentable and clean with a comfy bed, everything worked as it should, the window opened wide (with a safety bar) which was great as it was very warm for early April. The shower room was small but perfectly adequate for me and the shower was excellent. The breakfast menu offered plenty of cooked choices, plus a good buffet table offering a selection of cereals, fruit, juices, croissants. My cooked breakfasts were well presented and tasty. The Reception staff were very efficient, helpful and friendly, as were all staff I encountered. To conclude, I was very pleased with this hotel and its staff.
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Rooms are beautiful. Staff are most welcoming. Perfect residence for BIC. Great value for money. Please keep this a secret because we don't want it to be a sellout!
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Fairly good location but ends there.
We booked 8 days before travel at a saving of £80 for the 2 nights, few days later we could have saved £110.
Would never pay full price of £250 for this hotel. Hotel emailed us re parking off site at BIC which is directly opposite hotel, sadly they did not warn us that the lift was not working (had been out of order since xmas!) & our room was on 3rd floor!. Apparently waiting for a part to fix lift. Our room (401) described as Classic twin for sound nights sleep in luxurious surroundings & sumptuous furnishings. On entering room we turned on radiators as room was freezing but they did not work. On reporting this to reception maintenance quickly fixed this. Room was clean & adequate but not luxurious. Bathroom clean but no bath & shower cubicle was ridiculously small no soap tray to put shower gel etc. Hotel would have been better to have wet room. Bathroom & floor cold as only small towel rad to heat. Room 401 is at the front of hotel & main road right outside. Traffic noise most of night into early hours & early morning with regulation drunks/clubbers passing by. Hotel bar very odd as located in adjoining Crab Restaurant no atmosphere & you feel your intruding on diners as there are no dividing areas. Breakfast is in this restaurant & smells of fish. Location is good for us as we like to walk into town but the area seems a bit run down with squatters in the derelict church next door & some hotels closed.
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Clean, friendly staff, comfortable room, good breakfast.
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I think we were given a quiet room on floor 5.
It was serviceable but obviously built in the roof so lots of sloping ceilings. Consequently the shower was attached above the bath just like the olden days before shower cubicles. It would have been nice to know this and have a choice of whether to stay or not. It was warm with excellent sound proofing. Any negatives are far weighed out by the positives which is efficient helpful staff and a brilliant hotel restaurant. Breakfast food and service were brilliant, efficient is not the word. All the staff were hard working and worked as a team. All serving which ever table needed something. This team approach really works well. The food was of a very high standard at breakfast. Fresh, buffet well maintained and the cooked choices were hot tasty and well presented. The Crab restaurant was a delight with the same well managed team working super efficiently. The food lots of seafood and other choices was presented well and tasted great. A great team from the kitchen to the bar and waiting staff not forgetting the receptionists and cleaners.
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Great and convenient location with the Business International Centre and the beach just round the corner, welcoming and helpful reception as well as nice and cosy rooms.
Very clean and absolutely spotless. Breakfast in restaurant room with the view of the sea just makes the day
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Stayed here before. Clean and tidy and quiet. Beautiful sea view. Luxurious Egyptian bedding. Wonderful breakfast and amazingly attenative staff. Many thanks, booked for February.
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Although my daughter and I were early and our room was not ready, the staff took our bags so we could go shopping. When we returned, our bags were in our room which was clean, bright, a very good size and with a lovely sea view as requested. Our breakfast was wonderful in the restaurant and I would definitely go and stay there again. Thanks for making our weekend so special.
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Maui'd Forever, Hawaii's premiere wedding planning and coordination company is dedicated to being an effective and cost effective way to provide for one's entire Hawaii wedding, reception needs. They have partnered up with Tom Barefoot's Tours providing an activity agent that gives experienced advice and discounts on most of Hawaii's activities.
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Gerald Dixon, Guymon:I was born at our parents' farm 12 miles northwest of Guymon in 1922. The Christmas season was the most important time of the year. On Christmas Eve, Dad, Mom and us kids would hang our stockings at our place at the large table in the dining room.
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When I was 7 years old, I started school at a little one-room country school a couple of miles northwest of our home. The big boys told us little boys there was not a Santa Claus. I wouldn't believe this. For as long as I could remember, on Christmas, our stockings were full, and gifts such as wagons for the boys and dolls for the girls were at our place at the table. On Christmas Eve 1929, I decided I'd find out for myself and catch Santa or the imposter in the act of delivering the gifts. We boys slept upstairs, and at bedtime, I went to bed. But in 10 or 15 minutes, I slipped down the stairs behind the curtains on the stairway, where I had full view of the dining room table. My mother heard me and ordered me back to bed. In another 10 or 15 minutes, I went back down behind the curtains and again, Dad and Mom ordered me back to bed. I nearly froze as all I had on was my little long-handle underwear. I went back to bed and fell asleep. At about 5 a.m. Christmas morning, I rushed downstairs to find the table full of our gifts. I had failed to catch Santa Claus, but I did catch double pneumonia, which in those days was near-fatal. We had no hospital nearby, so my dad got Miss Annie Luther, a registered nurse, to come and try to save my life and nurse me back to health. Miss Annie spent seven days and nights at our farm home giving all the nursing care she could possibly give, and on the fifth or sixth day, my fever broke. I survived and have had a wonderful life ever since. I'm 86 this Christmas. I never thought or heard of Miss Annie for many years. But in the early '50s, after my parents had told and retold the story, I learned Miss Annie lived in a little white house in Guymon, so I took a box of chocolates and one of my business desk calendars to wish her a merry Christmas.


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Hold me close I'm tired of dancin'
On Maui drive up to the top of the dormant volcano, Haleakala, to watch the sunrise. You have to get up really early but worth the trip. There is also a Duke's restaurant that my wife and I enjoy.
The Iditarod where dogs rule.
In 1971-72 my wife taught his daughter in Nursery School in Ames, so he could have a grand daughter that old.
Around 5.5 to 6 hours from central Missouri.
I watched Arnold Palmer and Gary Player play a practice round together in St. Louis before the U.S. Senior Open. That was very enjoyable and Player was still in great shape for his age.
Mizzou fans who are trying to rationalize their move to the SEC by saying the Big XII will fold in the next couple of years.
Leaving from mid Missouri in about 2 hours. Only missed one Big 8 / Big XII tournament since 1985. Always have a good time!:smile:
2. The joy of Sean Sutton on the sidelines (he's fouled out) when Alexander gets fouled at the end there...then he clanked both.[/QUOTE]
That was when Sean Sutton earned his nickname "The Weasel"...
Announcers on TV last night said something about a swollen knee.
My daughter-in-law thought it was "Hold me close I'm tired of dancin". She would never be on this site so I am safe.:smile:
All the dogs in my neighborhood hate the brown truck for some reason. However, have never had delivery problems with either UPS or FedEx.
Do not have the Big 10 network. Easy choice for me.
That is a really cool photo! Thanks for sharing.
Highway 63 in Missouri is double lane from Kirksville to Columbia. I believe it is single lane between Ottumwa and Kirksville.
It looks like a good night for the Cards. The Marlins just beat the Braves and the Cubs are ahead of the Brewers. They may just get it done in September.
My wife received an invitation to attend an awards ceremony at our first-grade grandson's school because he was receiving an award. The award was the "Honesty" award. Afterward she asked him what he...
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Lines in my pages look like links after i put in a bit pass link. I have no idea why. Can anyone tell me?
This is the page here... and if you look down you will see a link off to an mp3 called "be mine tonight". To the left of it you have a link "buy" | listen
Once i put the link in the two lines above behave like links in firefox and the rest of the text is like a selected link color. In I.E. it doesnt appear like a link but appears like a selected link color.
Can anyone explain how i would isolate this.
The code that makes the link for "buy" is :
<script language='javascript' type='text/javascript' src='http://www.bitpass.com/inline/00000C5E/mp3/vanessahoffman_be_mine_tonight.mp3'>
Does javascript in pages makes for such strange behaviour?
Thanks for all help :)


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Ithaca College
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Visualizing Sun Position of the Seasons part of Cutting Edge:Visualization:Examples
The goal of the exercise is to help students visualize and better understand how the sun changes apparent position over the course of the seasons.
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This three-week project begins with a measurement of "baseline" consumptive behavior followed by two weeks of working to reduce the use of water, energy, high-impact foods, and other materials. The ...
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So, this is my first review on this site, as I'm willing to start posting reviews again. This one's quite old, for a game that has also been around for one and a half years. My english might not seem that good, simply because I am german and only control the basics of the language. I do believe and hope that since this review, my english has been improved by a little. I'm also looking forward to post more reviews on this site within the future, and I hope to soon review more current games. If you spot mistakes, feel free to point them out.
Back then, Luigi's Mansion really pulled of some outstanding visuals that pushed the console to some limits, even with some not so pretty textures across the mansion's interior and exterior. Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon takes similar steps for the 3DS, featuring some of the best visuals seen so far on the system, showcasing the graphical capabilities of it. Not only does the game look very sharp with good textures, but the surroundings are all incredibly detailed and well polished, with great lighting and nice visual effects. Combine this with one of the best 3D effects of any 3DS game, and you have a glorious looking video game. Rare occasions induce slight frame rate drops, but that's hardly a noticeable complain to be had with the game. The only noticeable issue regarding the visuals are the visual glitches like flying little objects or money disappearing through walls or other objects, which cause a slight dent in an otherwise terrific presentation, standing slightly in the way of the incredible atmosphere these mansions create.
Of course, the most important aspect here is still the gameplay. And without a second control stick, Luigi controls a little different in Dark Moon than in the original. That's not to assume the game controls worse. With an upgraded poltergust, the poltergust 5000, Luigi makes his way through the haunted mansions, busting all kind of ghosts, however this time Luigi will have to stun the ghosts with a flash beam coming from a new attachment to Luigi's torch; the strobulb, which is found at the beginning of the game. This can be charged with the A button, and the longer you charge, the bigger the range of the flash is. However, when using this, just like when Luigi tries to vacuum up ghosts, he won't be able to turn directions effectively, and instead is locked on to one strict direction. Despite the little time to get used to this, these controls work fantastically, and definitely more precise than the controls of the game's predecessor. Therefore, fighting ghosts is even more fun than it ever was, thanks to precise controls as well as a variety of different ghosts that each have their own attack patterns, as well as specific kind of ghosts that use multiple different techniques to fight Luigi.
And speaking of which, Dark Moon features some nice and clever, yet little demanding puzzles that are nevertheless fun to solve and master. And that's by far not all; thanks too many new and clever ideas, Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon will feature a lot of variety within good 15 hours of gameplay. And that's not counting the time you will spend with the game afterwards, trying to find all secrets and mastering extra levels. One mission for example will have you hunting down a mighty ghost, while another one will have you trying to rescue a Toad who got lost in the mansion. Every mission is fun and creative in it's own way, to make sure the game never gets boring, and each mansion offers up design that can be best described as masterfully.
And before going on, I must mention that yes, unlike the original, Dark Moon's mansion visits are divided into missions. Between these missions, Luigi always finds himself within the bunker of Professor E.Gadd, who will then send you on multiple missions in each mansion. And while it adds a bit more of a narrative, some might find it a bit disappointing that you can't just explore the mansions on your own. This comes especially to notice since E.Gadd is a lot on your back throughout each mission. Luckily though, there are a few missions that make up a little for this.
If there is anything that boggles down Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon significantly, than it has to be the lack of check points or availability to save the game within missions. You see, a lot of missions take easily around 30 minutes, some a little fewer minutes, and some even more, a couple even about 50 minutes. And without a save system, Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon isn't very portable suited. Also, if you die in a mission, you will have to repeat the whole mission again, which can make for some unnecessary long stretches, since Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon is the most fun when discovering the interior and exterior of the mansions for the first time. On the bright side though, it's quite hard to die in Dark Moon. The game isn't the most challenging game, and you are treated with many hearts that heal Luigi, as well as a dog bone for each level, that revives the player if he dies once, so he can continue on from where he had died.
Okay, so we're almost done here, but there are two more aspects that shouldn't be left out; one of them being the boss battles. At the end of each mansion, you will encounter one boss, and there is a total of eight or seven bosses in the game. I have never seen a game before with such variety between bosses; it's quite clear what the developers went for: they wanted to create all kind of different boss battles, from a puzzle based boss battle to a "mash it up" boss battle and finally to an "avoid attacks and then counter" boss battle. Sadly, this also makes up for some inconsistency.
Toads are also part of this fresh adventure.
I was treated with an immensely creative puzzle based boss battle at the end of the first mansion, but got nothing more than a simple and plain boss battle that had me simply avoiding it's easy to avoid attacks and then attack back once it's weak point is revealed at the end of the second mansion. Also, the most unique boss battle of the game, the one at the end of the fourth mansion, features a great concept, but suffers a bad implementation. Not only does it get boring quite easily, but it can also become quite frustrating thanks to a glitch that doesn't let the game register some of your hits against the boss correctly. Which is a shame since the boss design and battle concept are quite fabulous. Despite some issues though, the boss battles that remain good are in the majority, and these feature challenging, fun and epic battles, especially the first and last two boss battles.
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A thin polymer bio-film that seals surgical wounds could make sutures a relic of medical history.
Measuring just 50 microns thick, the film is placed on a surgical wound and exposed to an infrared laser, which heats the film just enough to meld it and the tissue, thus perfectly sealing the wound.
Known as Surgilux, the devices raw material is extracted from crab shells and has Food and Drug Administration approval in the US.
Early test results indicate that it has strongest potential for use in brain and nerve surgery because it can avoid the numerous disadvantages of invasive stictches/sutures, which fail to seal and can act as a source of infection.
Up to 11% of brain surgery patients have to return for repeat surgery due to leakage of cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF) and other complications arising from sutures.
Surgical sutures date back some 4,000 years, so a new approach is long overdue, according to one of the devices inventors and leader of the Bio/polymer Research Group, UNSW scientist John Foster.
Others have tried surgical glues but these are mainly gel-like so bonding to the tissue is uneven often resulting in leakages and theyre not easy to use. The strongest surgical glue is so toxic that its limited to external applications, says Dr Foster. Other devices use ultra-violet light to effect rather poor sealing, but UV rays are damaging to living cells
The beauty of this is that infra-red laser doesnt cause any tissue damage. Better still, Surgilux has anti-microbial properties, which deters post-operative infections.
Foster and his team are working with micro-surgeon Marcus Stoodley who specialises in nerve repair. Based at the Prince of Wales Hospital Stoodley is excited about early test results.
Surgilux is well suited to repairing damaged nerves because the gold standard -- sutures inevitably cause damage to nerves and there is always some permanent loss of function.
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BG: My paternal grandmother is very PA, manipulative and controlling. My dad (her son) is an only child, and they talk on the phone multiple times a day, and know every detail of each other's lives. She and my grandpa made him come home from college every weekend to be with them. I grew up seeing her weekly, spending the nights and weekends there often, and thought she was great because mom and dad's rules didn't apply there (I got to stay up late, eat junk food, say words like "ain't" that weren't allowed at home). She also always bought me tons of things and loved to take me shopping. I grew up thinking this was normal, and I'm learning now, was made to feel very responsible for her feelings and emotions. If our family would go to her house for a visit, she would always say "Don't you want to stay the night with Memaw? I'll take you to Dairy Queen for ice cream tomorrow. or insert other bribe there" My mom has NO backbone and was a total doormat, so whatever Memaw and my Dad wanted, is what happened. I would of course then beg to stay because what kid doesn't want ice cream or whatever?
She is a force feeder. She would allow me to drink multiple (like 5 or 6) sodas a day. A common occurance would be for her to say "Don't you want another bowl of ice cream?" If I said no, the next time she went to the kitchen, she'd bring me one anyway so I'd eat it to make her happy.
She bought me a car in college, always mailed me money, and bought me things and I thought it was great because I didn't know any better. She buys crap at garage sales and auctions, buys clothes we don't want or need, and just generally bombards us with boxloads of crap. That gets all donated or trashed. She loves to feel needed, as though you couldn't possibly function without her. This continued after DH and I got married but I started to see the light. I've scaled contact waaaay back and slowed the info train waaaay down.
DD was born in 2010 and she thougth she'd do the same thing with her. Some examples...pouting and saying "Mommy can't she please have it" when DD was whining for something. Getting a car seat for her car. Saying "don't you want to come home with Memaw" as a part of saying goodbye when she's leaving. (My DD is a mama's girl and has ZERO interest in Memaw. She is very putoff by her TBH). Every times she visits, which is maybe twice a month, she wants to take her to get french fries or some other junky food that we only allow on special occasions.
My dad came up Sunday to help us do some painting and give our dogs a bath (I'm 30 weeks pregnant), and he invited her. She immediately asks me (in front of DD) if she can take her to Sonic. I say no, she's had lots of sugar already this weekend. About an hour later she and DD are playing, I'm working in the nursery, and DD gets upset about something. Memaw then says "Well let Memaw take you to Sonic for a slushy. If mama will let us." She knew I had JUST said no. Then DD is whining for a slushy and I'm the mean one saying no.
I made the mistake of saying we still needed a dresser for the nursery. Now she is offering to buy one if I'll come to this storage place where she lives because this guy she knows has one for sale. We're capable of finding and purchasing our own dresser, but now I feel anxious and guilty about dodging the questions. I've gotten much more vague and low contact with her, and have learned NOT to mention anything I might want or need and am kicking myself for slipping up this time.
I don't know that I honestly have a question, just needed to get this out there to sort through my thoughts. I'm trying to learn to not feel responsible for her happiness. She thought my DD would be spending tons of time at her house like I did growing up. When I told her I was pregnant this time, her first words were "You know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna bring that baby to my house a couple days a week." My mama bear flipped shit and I literally told her she was crazy if she thought she (78, shaky, and kooky) was going to be my childcare. I can't help feeling guilty for not meeting her expecations though. Her husband died a year ago so that adds to my guilt sometimes
I'm 33 and just figuring out how to disentangle myself from the enmeshment that my parents and she created.


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Saturday, August 6, 2005
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Mrs. Donna Stuart, 62, of Stockbridge, passed away August 4, 2005.She pioneered the gymnastics program in the state of Georgia, and was a retired school teacher, having taught Physical Education, Health and Computer Technology at Riverdale and Jonesboro Middle Schools, and most recently was teaching computer learning to senior citizens at the Riverdale Senior's Center. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Jonesboro where she sang in the choir. Surviving are her daughter and son-in-law, Amy and Kevin Rhodes of McDonough; sister and brother-in-law, Carol and Richard Ellsworth of Lilburn; nephew, Stephen Donald Wilson of Tucson, Az.; best friend, Dr. Joyce Webb of Jonesboro, and three adored cats, Cuddles, Gracie and Skimpy. Memorial services will be held on Tuesday, August 9, 2005 at 7:30 p.m. at the First Baptist Church of Jonesboro Worship Center with Rev. Rick Stone officiating. Flowers will be accepted or donations may be made to the Music Ministry or the Singles Ministry at First Baptist Church of Jonesboro , P.O. Box 773, Jonesboro, Ga. 30237. The family will receive friends on Sunday, August 7, 2005 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the funeral home. Ford-Stewart Funeral Home, Jonesboro/Stockbridge (770) 210-2700.
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Khulna hand Rajshahi innings defeat
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National Cricket League 2014-15
Thumping wins for Dhaka Metro, Khulna
Jan 28, 2015: A round-up of the National Cricket League 2014-15 matches played on January 28, 2015
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Taijul, Sunny handed national contracts
Jan 15, 2015: Taijul Islam, Al-Amin Hossain and Arafat Sunny have been handed national contracts for 2015, while Imrul Kayes and Shafiul Islam have also returned to Bangladesh's list of contracted players, having missed out in 2014
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Dhaka Premier Division 2014-15
Razzak five-for crushes Old DOHS
Dec 18, 2014: Abdur Razzak's five-wicket haul sent Old DOHS Sports Club crashing to an eight-wicket defeat against Kalabagan Krira Chakra at the BKSP-4 Ground in the first of the three relegation league play-off matches
World Cup 2015 news
Gazi omitted from Bangladesh World Cup probables
Dec 6, 2014: Offspinner Sohag Gazi, who was suspended from bowling in October due to an illegal action, has been left out of Bangladesh's 30-member, preliminary squad for the World Cup
Bangladesh news
'Did I really not contribute for my country?' - Razzak
Sep 8, 2014: Abdur Razzak, the Bangladesh left-arm spinner, has hit out at sections of the media for their excessive criticism following a slump in his form this year
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Razzak six leads South Zone to title
May 12, 2014: Abdur Razzak dismissed centurion Farhad Hossain and dismantled the North Zone lower-middle order to wrap up victory by 213 runs in the Bangladesh Cricket League final
Bangladesh Cricket League 2013-14
Taijul bowls North Zone to victory
May 6, 2014: A round-up of the Bangladesh Cricket League matches which ended on May 6, 2014
National Cricket League 2013-14
Reza, Sanjamul inspire stunning Rajshahi victory
Apr 15, 2014: Round-up of the National Cricket League matches that ended on 15th April 2014
Bangladesh news
Mar 24, 2014: ESPNcricinfo has learned that Bangladesh's team management have informed BCB officials that they have found it difficult to put across a strong message to out-of-form players
Bangladesh news
Nasir, Razzak look for turnaround
Mar 10, 2014: Bangladesh batsman Nasir Hossain and bowler Abdur Razzak have both defended their form ahead of the ICC World Twenty20 after they received criticism for their recent performances in the ODIs
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Feb 26, 2014: Abdur Razzak has said that the Bangladesh bowlers had no answers to the problems imposed by dew and Virat Kohli in Fatullah
Bangladesh news
Fit-again Abdur Razzak replaces Arafat Sunny
Feb 16, 2014: Bangladesh have gone for the tried and tested in their 15-man World Twenty20 squad, as there are no major inclusions or exclusions
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Feb 13, 2014: The ongoing two-match Twenty20 series against Sri Lanka is a chance for the Bangladesh selectors to have a final look at some players as they look to tick off a few boxes before picking the 15-member squad for the World Twenty20 squad
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Oct 10, 2013: Trent Boult's temperament is unlike that of a subcontinent tail-ender, as was evident from his patient knock, Bangladesh spinner Abdur Razzak has said
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Pembroke, Braintree, Kingston, Halifax, Plympton and West Bridgewater have canceled school Thursday due to the impending nor'easter, further extending an already lengthy winter break for students.
Pembroke and Braintree has canceled school Thursday and Friday due to the impending nor'easter, further extending an already lengthy winter break for students. More cities and towns are expected to announce delays and cancellations in the coming hours.
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Braintree and Pembroke public schools announced the closures Wednesday, a day before students were supposed to return from their 12-day winter break. With Thursday and Friday now off, students will have two full weeks of no school.
Brockton, Taunton, Kingston, Halifax, Plympton and Silver Lake Regional also closed school Thursday, but had not announced any closures for Friday as of 7 p.m. Wednesday. West Bridgewater has canceled classes on both days.
As of 7 p.m., Weymouth had cancelled Thursday's after-school and evening activities. Also, the town's Wey Care program is closed Thursday.
Communities like Quincy, Braintree and Marshfield are preparing for snow emergencies. Quincy's winter-weather parking restrictions will be implemented after Thursday evening's commute and all violators will be towed. Trash pickup in Quincy will still be held Thursday and Friday, but it will start an hour earlier at 6 a.m., so residents should have material curbside early.
Braintree officials will prohibit all on-street parking for 48 hours starting noon Thursday to allow crews to clean up after a snowstorm expected to drop as much as a foot of snow on the region.
"We want to plan properly and get out in front of what is considered to be a significant storm," Mayor Joseph Sullivan said in a statement Tuesday. "This early notification will allow us to keep our streets clear and do our job."
School committee members and town councilors had been scheduled to be sworn in before a town council meeting Thursday, but the meeting has been rescheduled to Tuesday because of the storm. Council President Charles Kokoros said councilors will likely be sworn in Thursday, with a public ceremony following on Tuesday.
In Marshfield, police have announced the town's emergency operations center will be activated at 8 a.m. Thursday to prepare for possible evacuations in the wake of major flooding or prolonged loss of power.
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Resolution In Talks to Sell its Lombard Wealth Management Unit
Nov. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Resolution Ltd., the British insurance buyout firm and parent company of Friends Life, is in discussions to sell Lombard, its European wealth manager.
There's no certainty that talks will lead to a transaction, the company said in a statement today. Friends Life's predecessor, Friends Provident, acquired Lombard for 265 million euros ($356 million) in 2004 to expand internationally and boost life insurance revenue from wealthy clients.
"A further announcement will be made as and when appropriate," Resolution said in the statement. A spokesman for Resolution declined to comment beyond the statement.
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Swedish translation and psychometric testing of the safety attitudes questionnaire (operating room version)
1 Anesthesia and Intensive Care Unit, Falu Lasarett, Falun, Sweden
2 Department of Statistics, Uppsala University, Box 513, Uppsala, Sweden
3 School of Health and Medical Sciences, Örebro University, Örebro, Sweden
4 School of Health and Social Studies, Dalarna University, Falun, Sweden
BMC Health Services Research 2013, 13:104 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-13-104Published: 19 March 2013
Tens of millions of patients worldwide suffer from avoidable disabling injuries and death every year. Measuring the safety climate in health care is an important step in improving patient safety. The most commonly used instrument to measure safety climate is the Safety Attitudes Questionnaire (SAQ). The aim of the present study was to establish the validity and reliability of the translated version of the SAQ.
The SAQ was translated and adapted to the Swedish context. The survey was then carried out with 374 respondents in the operating room (OR) setting. Data was received from three hospitals, a total of 237 responses. Cronbach's alpha and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was used to evaluate the reliability and validity of the instrument.
The Cronbach's alpha values for each of the factors of the SAQ ranged between 0.59 and 0.83. The CFA and its goodness-of-fit indices (SRMR 0.055, RMSEA 0.043, CFI 0.98) showed good model fit. Intercorrelations between the factors safety climate, teamwork climate, job satisfaction, perceptions of management, and working conditions showed moderate to high correlation with each other. The factor stress recognition had no significant correlation with teamwork climate, perception of management, or job satisfaction.
Therefore, the Swedish translation and psychometric testing of the SAQ (OR version) has good construct validity. However, the reliability analysis suggested that some of the items need further refinement to establish sound internal consistency. As suggested by previous research, the SAQ is potentially a useful tool for evaluating safety climate. However, further psychometric testing is required with larger samples to establish the psychometric properties of the instrument for use in Sweden.


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Carruades de Lafite 2006 Wine Sells at Three-Year Low in London
March 21 (Bloomberg) -- A case of Carruades de Lafite 2006, the second wine of Bordeaux first-growth Chateau Lafite-Rothschild, sold for 1,758 pounds ($2,660) on London's Liv-ex wine market yesterday, its lowest price on the exchange since February 2010, according to Liv-ex's Cellar Watch website.
A case of Carruades 2006 sold for as much as $7,380 and two others for $6,765 at an Acker Merrall & Condit auction in Hong Kong in March 2011 at the height of Chinese demand for wines associated with Lafite, and fell to $3,388 at a Zachys sale in New York last April as prices cooled.
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The Dragon Christmas Charity Sale brings the entire Dragon School community together on the last day of the Christmas Term to raise money for charities linked to children and families. It is a wonderful opportunity for everyone - children, parents, grounds staff, teaching, administrative and catering staff - to work together during the Christmas Term, making and creating ideas, culminating in the wonderfully chaotic and fun Dragon Sale. This year the 71st Sale was on Saturday 13th December 2014.
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I recently posted Cool Cat Names, which spurred so many interesting responses, that I thought I would follow-up with a "Cool Dog Names" list. I am admittedly not as much of a dog person as I am a cat person, but I know oodles of cool dogs and have heard my share of great pooch names. So here is the list, again divided by defining characteristics/breeds.
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- Karma
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In other words, the brain assigns value to music through the interaction of ancient dopaminergic reward circuitry, involved in reinforcing behaviours that are absolutely necessary for our survival such as eating and sex, with some of the most evolved regions of the brain, involved in advanced cognitive processes that are unique to humans.
"This is interesting because music consists of a series of sounds that when considered alone have no inherent value, but when arranged together through patterns over time can act as a reward, says Dr. Robert Zatorre, researcher at The Neuro and co-director of the International Laboratory for Brain, Music and Sound Research. "The integrated activity of brain circuits involved in pattern recognition, prediction, and emotion allow us to experience music as an aesthetic or intellectual reward."
"The brain activity in each participant was the same when they were listening to music that they ended up purchasing, although the pieces they chose to buy were all different," adds Dr. Salimpoor. "These results help us to see why people like different music each person has their own uniquely shaped auditory cortex, which is formed based on all the sounds and music heard throughout our lives. Also, the sound templates we store are likely to have previous emotional associations."
An innovative aspect of this study is how closely it mimics real-life music-listening experiences. Researchers used a similar interface and prices as iTunes. To replicate a real life scenario as much as possible and to assess reward value objectively, individuals could purchase music with their own money, as an indication that they wanted to hear it again. Since musical preferences are influenced by past associations, only novel music excerpts were selected (to minimize explicit predictions) using music recommendat
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Despite a decade of battle, Afghan security forces remain poorly equipped to care for their wounded, according to a Pentagon report that provides the latest stark warning about the American withdrawal from that war-torn country.
The Defense Department inspector general found that while the Afghan Air Force has made some significant strides in medical evacuations from the battlefield, there are major gaps in the ability to care for the Afghan National Police (ANP) who are the front lines of daily security and the frequent target of bombings and shootings.
The report, released late Friday on the eve of America's Memorial Day celebration of its own veterans, faults U.S. advisers for not focusing more on the care of Afghan security forces as U.S troops begin their pullout.
SEE ALSO: Hillary Clinton blamed in USAID memos outlining chaos in Afghanistan aid
"We found that U.S. and Coalition plans and advisory efforts were not consistently focused on developing the ANP medical capability to provide effective point-of-injury and en route care for combat casualties," the inspector general reported. "Additionally, we found that medical advisory resources were not sufficient or, in some cases, not skilled and trained to aid in the development of ANP medical capability."
With a resurgent Taliban and al-Qaeda in Afghanistan, the frequency of surprise attacks, car bombings and insider shooting has taken a toll on the national police forces.
But the Pentagon investigators found that the ANP did not have sufficient medics, nor the necessary medical equipment and supplies, to properly care for injured police personnel. Furthermore, ANP ambulances were not stocked with necessary equipment and supplies and not properly utilized to transport casualties to the next level of trauma care.
The report painted a picture of Afghan security forces often unprepared for medical care on the chaotic, front lines of war.
ANP personnel were unable to render effective point-of-injury care to wounded colleagues because the majority of personnel did not have first aid kits or access to vital medical equipment like tourniquets and pressure dressings, the report said.
Although training was provided not all designated ANP staff attended the training and lacked the skills to treat wounds on the battlefield.
In addition, the report noted that there were not enough trained pharmacists to effectively supply medications for patients at hospitals and that ANP facilities often lacked the resources required to treat patients, thus forcing them to transfer to outside facilities, the investigators warned.
According to the report, the ANP hospital, a 74-bed facility, had increased capacity to 161 beds in September 2013 without any increase in medical personnel.
Furthermore, the ANP Office of the Surgeon General requires further assistance to provide effective oversight of medical activities within the Ministry of the Interior, according to the report.
The Inspector General did commend the Afghan Air Force for its progress in developing casualty evacuation programs and improved relations among Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan organizations, which have had a positive effect on healthcare developments.
The inspector general recommended that responsible offices within the Pentagon ensure that sufficient medical personnel, including pharmacists, are hired and trained to carry out proper emergency medical care and that supplies and equipment be provided.
Management agreed with all but one of the Inspector's recommendations. Investigators suggested implementing an additional eight-week training course for ANP medics if needed. But defense officials argued that there is already a lack of commitment by Afghan forces to sending staff to the lengthy training.


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Atlanta Journal-Constitution "The Falcons waived cornerback Saeed Lee and tight end Adam Nissley, two players who never made it to the active roster because of injury, on Tuesday. Lee, who played at Alabama State, was signed by the Falcons on May 13, 2013 after participating in the team's rookie minicamp following the 2013..." April 16
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PASADENA, Calif., September 18, 2012 Women with the most common and least aggressive subtype of breast cancer were still at risk of death from the disease more than 10 years after diagnosis, according to a Kaiser Permanente study published in the journal Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention.
The 21-year study included nearly 1,000 women from Kaiser Permanente Southern California and found that molecular subtypes of breast cancer were important independent predictors of breast cancer mortality. In particular, women with luminal A tumors a subtype of breast cancer that is generally thought to have the best prognosis were still at risk for death from the cancer more than 10 years after diagnosis.
Researchers also found that women with HER2-enriched and luminal B tumors had roughly a two-fold increased risk of death from breast cancer compared to women who are diagnosed with luminal A tumors, a finding that is consistent with previous studies.
"The findings of this study indicate that it is important to consider breast cancer molecular subtypes in determining the optimal treatment for women with breast cancer," said study lead author Reina Haque, PhD, MPH, from Kaiser Permanente Southern California's Department of Research & Evaluation. "Women with luminal A tumors the least aggressive but most common cancerous breast tumor could benefit from extended treatment to improve their chances for long-term survival."
Breast cancer tumors are often divided into four molecular subtypes:
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