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When it comes to working out...I'm a "sweater"...unfortunately, there is nothing that I can do about it.
Knowing how much I sweat when exercising, when I read this, I thought: "GROSS!!!"
When it comes to keeping gym clothes clean, a new survey finds that most people wash their clothes only after every third workout. Women are the worst offenders, the survey said, with just 21% washing their gym clothes after each and every workout....
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That's ridiculous!!!
That's what I thought when I first read it also, but now that I've had some time to actually read the article, I notice it is from England (London?) and it reminds me to stick to the "personal in-hotel-room" workouts if I ever travel there.
But seriously tt got me thinking tho about a problem I DO have going to the gym nearly every day on my lunch-break:
How do I keep my workout clothes from "stinking" after having to put them back into my gym bag, soaked after a workout, and let them sit in there and fester until I get home and can get them into the wash?
Does anybody else have this problem?
Being a such a sweater also - my gym shoes end up STINKING like crazy after only wearing them for 3-4 months at the gym. Same problem with my clothes above, is that they don't completely dry between workouts. Maybe 2 pair of shoes and alternating days would be an option??
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By FOX 2 News StaffDETROIT (WJBK) -- Detroit firehouses are expected to be fully stocked today.Last week, FOX 2's Maurielle Lue reported that firefighters were forced to buy their own essentials for work, including soap and toilet paper. "Why are you ignoring the basic needs of your firefighters. You can't give us toilet paper? The city is not that broke," said Dan McNamara, president of the Detroit Firefighter Association.Detroit Fire Commissioner Donald Austin says stations will get all the supplies they need by Wednesday afternoon.Austin says the shortage was caused in part by a city vendor that had not been paid. He says the issue has been resolved.Austin also said his department was to implement changes to the purchasing and inventory systems that track supplies to ensure that each station is properly stocked.
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The storms that rolled through metro Detroit Thursday were powerful enough to knock down a lot of trees in one neighborhood in southwest Livonia.Large, mature trees were either snapped or blown over in an area near Joy and Hix roads new Newburgh and Ann Arbor Trail.Livonia Mayor Jack Kirksey went door to door in the neighborhood checking damages and doing welfare checks."I think it's an odd type of a wind sheer that just hit a few blocks here," Kirksey said. "I've been driving around the rest of Livonia and talking with the police and firefighters, and it's just a small area here was unusually hit hard by those winds.""It seemed to blow up really quickly. My daughter kind of gave me a warning. She was listening to the news, and no sooner did she do that, she said, 'I'm coming downstairs. This doesn't look good.' And she did, and I kind of stood by the front door and I looked out and I actually saw the tree go down," said Susie Yangouyian.She was one of many people home when the storm hit hard at 5:30 p.m."It was very windy. Everything that was going on was going horizontal. Everything was going from like east to west, and it was very hard to see. It was very foggy and difficult to see," Yangouyian said.What did she think when she saw the tree go down?"Thank goodness it went in that direction and it didn't come towards the house," Yangouyian said.Neighbors counted 18 mature trees over several blocks that either snapped or were blown over.When you survey the damage, it's one of those significant storms that causes you to scratch your head and wonder how did we escape with no one seriously injured or even worse?"That's exactly what we've heard, too, from both my police and fire, which is very, very fortunate. We're blessed we can get around and repair what's happened and make sure everybody's safe, but the fact that no one got hurt, we've been blessed," Kirksey said.The mayor said they will continue working until they get all the damage cleaned up.There was also damage to some garages and a couple of homes.
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A bizarre display during a video arraignment at Warren's 37th District Court as a man raps his response to the judge.
26-year old Callius Moon was arrested on Tuesday on charges of disturbing the peace, resisting arrest and damaging a patrol car. Now his family wants to set the record straight, not about the rap but about something far more complicated, mental illness.
Naveck Moon, a nurse, is Callius's mother and says her son is on some serious medication for his mental issues. "My child is not well, he's been mentally disabled for the last three or four years" she said. He also has a diagnosis of depression and paranoid schizophrenia.
But Callius doesn't like to take his meds and when he's not medicated, he raps. That was the case on Monday when he walked across the street to a gas station on Eight Mile in Warren. Moon started rapping, dancing outside, annoying the customers, and eventually a clerk called the police.
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"What they should have done was take him to the crisis center so now he has even longer delay in his treatment because now he's sitting in the Macomb County jail he still doesn't have any medication" Naveck Moon said.
Instead he went to court and performed for the judge. "When have you seen that before? That should have gave a clue that there's something wrong with this guy," Calvin Moon said.
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Can hearing aids help with Tinnitus and what if I don't have a hearing loss?
Do you hear ringing, chirping, or buzzing in your ears? Then you have Tinnitus. Tinnitus sufferers can now find relief using a hearing instrument that teaches your brain to ignore unwanted sounds. Several hearing aid manufacturers now offer products that help relieve the effects of Tinnitus that so many people suffer.
Several years ago, hearing aid manufacturer Widex introduced their Widex Zen Therapy. Dr. Robert Sweetow, Ph.D. is a respected authority on Tinnitus from University of California, San Francisco, with 30 years experience in treating the hearing impairment caused by Tinnitus.
Dr. Sweetow conducted a study with Zen tones a new technology using fractal tones available in the Widex hearing aids. Over 80% of the individuals involved in the technology study stated that they found it easier to relax when they were listening to the Zen fractal tones which were breaking the stress cycle often induced by Tinnitus. Widexs Zen program which is used for tinnitus patients is available in most of their hearing aids. Widexs new ZEN2GO s especially designed for those that don't have a hearing loss, and is dispensed by independent hearing aid providers .
Starkey recently introduced the new Xino Tinnitus, a small receiver-in-the canal hearing instrument, which is designed to deliver all day relief from Tinnitus. Using Starkeys Multiflex Tinnitus Technology, Xino Tinnitus creates a customizable and comforting sound stimulus that you and your hearing professional can fine-tune to soothe the unique, irritating sounds you hear. The result is personalized sound therapy that is designed like other brands to mask or cover up your Tinnitus and take your focus off your Tinnitus.
One highly effective hearing aid in managing Tinnitus is the Alera TS from ReSound, a technology leader in hearing aid solutions. The Alera TS combines an advanced hearing aid with a Tinnitus Sound Generator (TSG). The TSG is used to administer sounds that make the disturbing Tinnitus noise less noticeable, drawing your attention away from it. This is a common approach in Sound Therapy. The Alera TS helps change the way you respond to Tinnitus by diverting your attention away from it, said Michael Piskosz, M.S., from ReSound. This kind of sound therapy, when combined with informed counseling, is recognized as a highly effective way of managing Tinnitus.
ReSound recently became the preferred Hearing Aid Provider for the Tinnitus Practitioners Association, a non-profit organization that provides practical education and training in tinnitus and sound sensitivity rehabilitation. We chose ReSound as our preferred provider based on the flexibility of the Alera TS hearing aid to adapt to all current treatment programs for tinnitus, said Nathan Bauman, Founder of the Tinnitus Practitioners Association. Recently, ReSound introduced their new Verso hearing aids. The Verso TS has the Tinnitus Sound Generator as well as Binaural Fusion in the Behind-the-ear and Receiver-in the-ear style hearing aids.
If you suffer from the ringing, chirping, buzzing or other noises in the ear, you may have a hearing loss and should have your hearing tested. As you have just read there is relief available. Contact your local hearing care provider to schedule your hearing test today !
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Reasons for Procedure
- To change or improve appearance
- To improve breathing
- To correct an injury or birth deformity
A septoplasty can be done at the same time to open blocked nasal passages due to a deviated septum.
Possible Complications
Complications are rare, but no procedure is completely free of risk. If you are planning to have a rhinoplasty, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
- Poor healing of the skin
- Unsatisfactory cosmetic result or scarring
- Increased risk of nosebleeds
- Infection
- Reaction to anesthetic
- Puncture of septum or collapse of nose bridge—rare
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
- Smoking
- Age—recommended age is after teen growth spurts and before middle age
- Prior nose surgery
- Prior trauma to the nose
- Medical problems
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
You may be asked to provide a picture of the nose shape you desire. You may also be given a book to look through to choose a nose shape. Computer software may be used to simulate desired results.
Your doctor will likely do the following:
- Blood tests
- Urine tests
- X-rays of the facial bones
- EKG or chest x-ray may be also required
- Take before pictures of your nose
Leading up to your procedure:
- Arrange for a ride to and from the procedure.
- If you are having general anesthesia, do not eat or drink anything for at least 8 hours before the procedure.
Talk to your doctor about your medications. You may be asked to stop taking some medications up to one week before the procedure, like:
- Anti-inflammatory medications, such as ibuprofen
- Blood thinners
- Anti-platelet medications
You may have general or local anesthesia. You will be asleep with general anesthesia. Local anesthesia will numb the area. In this case, you may also be given a sedative. It will help you relax. The type of anesthesia used will depend on your procedure and general health.
Description of the Procedure
There are three main components of the procedure:
The nose will be injected with a numbing medication and epinephrine. The epinephrine will prevent excessive bleeding. An incision will be made either inside the nostril or outside the nostril, across the ridge between the nostrils. The skin will then be lifted off the cartilage of the nose.
Depending on the desired outcome, some nasal bone may be removed, or fractured and reset to a new shape. Cartilage may also be trimmed. Other techniques involve placement of tissue grafts of bone, cartilage, or mucosa from the patient, a donor, or a synthetic graft. They will be used to help remodel the shape of the nose. For example, the tip of the nose may be narrowed or raised, or the slope of the nose may be reduced or increased. The shape or size of the nostrils may also be changed.
When the procedure is finished, the incisions will be closed. The skin will be redraped over the new bone structure. The skin will be tightly taped to keep it in place. A protective metal splint will then be applied on the outside of the nose. It will help to maintain the positioning during healing. Either soft plastic splints or gauze packing coated with petroleum jelly will be used as nasal packs. They may also be inserted into the nostrils as support during healing.
How Long Will It Take?
About 2-4 hours
How Much Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia prevents pain during the surgery. There will be some pain for about 1-4 weeks after the surgery. You will be given medication to relieve this pain.
Average Hospital Stay
You will most likely go home on the same day.
Post-procedure Care
To help ensure a smooth recovery:
- For the first few days after surgery, rest in bed with your head elevated to reduce swelling.
- Apply ice packs to your nose during the first two days. This will help to relieve discomfort.
- Take prescription or over-the-counter pain medications as directed by your doctor.
- Do not blow your nose at all during the first week. Do not blow your nose forcefully for one month.
- Protect your nose from any injury for eight weeks. Do not wear glasses. Be careful when washing your face.
- Ask your doctor about when it is safe to shower or bathe.
- Avoid vigorous exercise for at least three weeks. Avoid contact sports for six months.
- Be sure to follow your doctor's instructions.
Stitches will be removed after the first week. Nasal packing will be removed after 1-2 days. The splint is worn for 1-2 weeks or more. Numbness, swelling, or bruising of the surgical area and around the eyes may occur. Expect swelling and bruising to worsen over the first several days after the surgery. You can also expect some bleeding from the nose, headache, and a feeling of nasal congestion. After the swelling and bruising have lessened, expect full healing in about 3-4 weeks.
Call Your Doctor
After you leave the hospital, contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
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- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or discharge from the incision site
- Pain that you cannot control with the medications you have been given
- Cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, or severe nausea or vomiting
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In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.
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(RNN) - Well it's always good to get things off to a roaring start. The Line King posted an 8-4 mark in Week 1, but the real damage came on the fields of major colleges who paid six figures to lower division cupcakes that didn't read the clause about rolling over and losing.
The McNeeses scored 52 on South Florida, Eastern Washington thumped Oregon State, North Dakota State's 80-yard game-winning scoring drive ruined Kansas State's weekend and that wasn't even the biggest disaster. How about the red-headed stepchild of Illinois schools, Eastern Illinois, stomping San Diego State 49-10? Banished to the Isle of Ohio Valley Conference, they are now known for something other than the legacy of Tony Romo.
Looking ahead: The SEC has a slim week of interesting contests, but there are few others you'll want to keep an eye on.
Week 1 results: 8-4 ATS
Florida @ Miami +2: Miami has deemed this a "White-out" Game. When will schools learn these are usually epic failures, especially in stadiums where seats tend to outnumber fans? In this case, maybe Miami is banking on Gator fan apparel confusion. The Line King will roll the dice and take the 'Canes.
Miami (OH) @ Kentucky -13.5: OK, how much lower can it get for Big Blue after losing to rival WKU? A rivalry game is usually predicated by one of the teams winning once in a while … in this case Kentucky. This team isn't Miami (FL) and doesn't have Ben Roethlisberger, so The Line King will spin the wheel and hope Kentucky can cover.
South Florida @ Michigan State -17.5: South Florida has officially joined the Wannabe Division of Florida football. If they rolled "Snake Eyes" in last week's crushing at the hands of The McNeeses, how can they handle the Spartans?
Oklahoma State -28.5 @ UT-San Antonio: Fun Fact - Okie State is trying to become the first school in NCAA history to participate in games held in Houston, San Antone, Lubbock and, if lucky, Dallas. Let it ride and take TBoone.
South Carolina +6 @ Georgia: Rumor has it the Home Depot in Athens has run out of "For Sale" signs. The Visor is Georgia's "Double Zero" and covers the 6 points, but if, IF the Dawgs fall short again, this could be the biggest mutiny in CFB history.
UAB @ LSU -33.5: UA's B team's lone, epic signature win was in Red Stick what seems like three decades ago during Nick Saban's first season there. This weekend's Daily Double – a Tiger cover and no For Sale signs on The Hat's lawn Sunday morning.
Arkansas State +6 @ Auburn: Oh boy, in what might turn into a scene from The Departed, the Red Wolves pull "Triple 7's" and send the Barn fans home with lots of toilet paper to spare.
Western Kentucky +13.5 @ Rocky Top: The Line King is still waiting for pictures of The Neck Brace pacing the sidelines last week. Maybe this week he will ride a Harley onto the field? Or both. Put it all on "Red" and take the Towels.
Alcorn State @ Miss State: Seriously?
Austin Peay @ Vandy: Austin Peay will officially take over Miss State's to-be-announced-shortly vacated SEC slot beginning next season. Vandy's fan is excited.
Toledo @ Missouri -10: After handling Fred McMurray State last week, the Tigers take on their annual MAC team (someone please send a memo to the MAC – we get it!!!!). It will take The Line King at least 15 years to remember Mizzou is in the $EC. OK, cash out and take the $EC's other Tigers.
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When Michael King was 8 years old he told his dad he would buy him a '57 Bel-Air on his 57th birthday.
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Child abuse and neglect includes any act that harms a child. Some people use the term "child maltreatment" to include both abuse and neglect.
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Children are not able to understand that abuse or neglect is not their fault. They may think that they did something wrong and deserve what happened. It is up to adults who care to protect them. If you know about or suspect child abuse or neglect, there are ways you can help.
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The Montevideo man considered a terror suspect by the FBI will remain in federal custody after waiving his right to a preliminary hearing on Wednesday afternoon.
When Buford "Bucky" Rogers walked into the St. Paul courtroom, he was still wearing the same clothes he was arrested in. He did not speak except to say "yes ma'am" in response to a handful of questions from the judge.
The defense attorneys for Rogers asked for more time to prepare for a detention hearing, and Rogers will remain in custody for at least another week while his lawyers investigate the accusations against him.
Currently, Rogers faces only one count of being a felon in possession of a firearm, but FBI investigators say additional charges related to the items seized during the raid could come soon.
"It's pretty likely that there are more serious charges that are going to be coming down the pipeline," criminal defense attorney Jeff Degree told FOX 9 News. "I'm sure they were probably just thinking that they wanted to make sure they knew everything before they went ahead and made their best pitch to the judge."
When it comes to pitches already made, however, Rogers' attorneys accused law enforcement officers of releasing misinformation to the media about their 24-year-old client in court on Wednesday.
Although Rogers' defense attorney Anthony Mohring declined to say specifically what information was incorrect, he did insist that the pretrial publicity doesn't help Rogers make his case.
"There's no doubt that this couldn't be worse timing for him," Degree said. "I think, once these cases get attention and when there are other events in the media that cause people to focus on one particular case such as this one, that's rarely a good thing for a defendant."
When asked whether he may pursue a gag order, Mohring said he "hopes that won't be necessary."
Before leaving the courtroom, Rogers turned to acknowledge his supporters, but no friends or family members showed up.
Police arrested Rogers last Friday on his way home from work after the FBI and local authorities raided a mobile home owned by his father in Montevideo. The FBI says explosives and firearms were recovered in the search and they accuse of Rogers of planning a "terror attack."
Federal agents said they found Molotov cocktails, pipe bombs and an assault rifle on the property, which they claim also doubles as the headquarters of the Black Snake Militia.
Investigators have not disclosed a motive or target.
Rogers' next court appointment is scheduled for May 17 at 10 a.m.
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You might not be familiar with the term 'Z-Movie,' but if you grew up in the 90's, chances are you've seen one. They're the beyond-low-budget monstrosities that teased you from the walls of the mom-and-pop video store. Usually, the films themselves could never live up to the pictures on the videotape boxes (because this was way before your fancy 'Digital Video Discs' and 'Blu-Rays') but occasionally you'd find something truly unique. 'WEIRDO FLICKS' will clue you into some movies which 'unique' doesn't even begin to describe...
'Things' - 1989, Directed by Andrew Jordan
This is EASILY one of the most deranged, backwoods homemade no-budget flicks I've ever seen. It's no surprise, then, that it apparently has a loyal group of supporters, most from the original 'video store' era. It makes sense...'Things' is truly a cult film. It's so amateurish that it's surreal, it's got totally quotable dialog, and there's really never a dull moment--even when nothing is happening.
Director/writer Andrew Jordan and his best friend Writer/actor Barry J. Gillis cooked this thing up after watching one too many b-horror flicks. They shot it in their own rural Toronto (which made it the first straight-to-video horror film out of Canada...this is the reason for some of the film's notoriety) using friends, prostitutes and even a former porn star as actors. They shot it (poorly) on 16 mm film, and somehow got worldwide distribution.
There's more to the backstory that's equally fascinating, but what's really important is how INSANE this movie is. Exactly 0% of the dialog makes sense. Characters either show NO emotion to the horrific events, or they show the completely WRONG emotion (like a guy laughing and pulling pranks about two minutes after his wife is killed by weird giant bugs.) The plot has so many glaring holes that it can't be unintentional, and might in fact be some sort of demented Canuck humor.
Here's the gist of it...from what I can gather: A guy and a friend go to visit his brother out in the sticks. Said brother is having trouble conceiving with his wife, and has paid an evil doctor to help them out. We know he's evil because there are random shots of him torturing people (at least I think it's him) in his dungeon. He did some weird experiment and now she's pregnant with giant insects. Although we don't find this out until she actually explodes with them, and the brother quickly tells the other two what happened. So it might not be real.
The other two guys just wanted to drink some beers and eat some sandwiches (there's a very long scene about sandwiches) and watch some pirate TV porno, but now there's a very real situation on their hands. So......they continue to drink beer, eat sandwiches, and watch TV. I mean, every now and then one of them will get attacked by a giant bug and die, but he always comes back to life (!) for NO REASON AT ALL. In fact, the only real concern seems to be that the power goes out, and they have to go into the basement to switch the fuse. Oh, and they all have to pee really bad, and there are bugs in the bathroom.
Eventually, after everyone but Barry J. Gillis himself is dead, the doctor shows up on a house call, and semi-convinces Barry that it's all in his head, and HE murdered everybody. This could be true, since the bugs have disappeared. But then they come back, and eat the doctor, then things get even weirder. Really, this movie is something else. It's not like anything you'll see ever, and it might be great. I'm definitely going to watch it again. And again.
Here are a few choice moments if that review doesn't make you want to seek this film out:
"Oh, the blood, it's flowing like...maple syrup!"
"Oh no, I hammered your head, bro!"
"Fred disappeared into the third, fourth, AND fifth dimension!"
...and a guy puts his coat in the freezer. For NO reason.
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Student Loan Fix Clears Congress
Updated: Wednesday, July 31 2013, 08:41 PM CDT
(CBS NEWS) -- A bill that would lower the cost of student loans has passed the House and is heading to President Obama for his signature.
The House on Wednesday gave final congressional approval to a bipartisan measure that links student loan interest rates to the financial markets. Most students would see lower interest rates in time for classes this fall.
"This is a win for students and taxpayers," said Rep. John Kline, the Republican chairman of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce.
The top Democrat on that committee joined Kline on the House floor to urge colleagues to back the bill.
"It saves students and families money," said Rep. George Miller, D-Calif.
After Congress failed to reach an agreement on student loans before the first of July, the interest rates on those loans doubled from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent. The bill passed Wednesday would retroactively lower the interest rate in effect since July 1. Going forward, it would allow undergraduates this fall to borrow money at a 3.9 percent interest rate, graduate students to borrow at a 5.4 percent interest rate, and parents at a rate of 6.4 percent.
The adjusted student loan rates would be attached to the interest rate on money borrowed by the federal government, which is expected to rise as the economy gains traction. Democrats, as a condition of signing onto the compromise bill, demanded a set of caps that would ensure that the rate does not exceed 8.25 percent for undergraduates, 9.5 percent for graduate students, and 10.5 percent for parents.
The Congressional Budget Office, a nonpartisan agency that issues fiscal report cards on legislation passed by Congress, estimated that the bill, which governs a program worth an estimated $1.4 trillion, would reduce the deficit by $715 million over the next 10 years.
The House earlier this year passed legislation that is similar to what the Senate later passed. Both versions link interest rates to 10-year Treasury notes and remove Congress' annual role in determining rates.
"Campaign promises and political posturing should not play a role in the setting of student loan interest rates," said Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-N.C. "Borrowers deserve better."
Negotiators of the Senate compromise were mindful of the House-passed version, as well as the White House preference to shift responsibility for interest rates to the financial markets. The resulting bipartisan bill passed the Senate 81-18.
With changes made in the Senate - most notably a cap on how interest rates could climb and locking in interest rates for the life of each year's loan - Democrats dropped their objections and joined Republicans in backing the bill.
The White House has endorsed the deal, despite objections from consumer advocates that the proposal could cost future students.
"The bottom line is that students will pay more under this bill than if Congress did nothing, and low rates will soon give way to rates that are even higher than the 6.8 percent rate that Congress is trying to avoid," said Chris Lindstrom, higher education program director for the consumer group US PIRG.
The White House and its allies said the new loan structure would offer lower rates to 11 million borrowers right away and save the average undergraduate $1,500 in interest charges.
Lawmakers were already talking about changing the deal when they take up a rewrite of the Higher Education Act this fall. As a condition of his support, Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Chairman Tom Harkin won a Government Accountability Office report on the costs of colleges. That document was expected to guide an overhaul of the deal just negotiated.
"We will have the ability to come back and look," said Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas.
© 2013 CBS Interactive Inc. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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|0. PGCluster - PGCluster is the synchronous replication system of the multi-master composition for PostgreSQL
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|1. Postgres-XC - Postgres-XC is a write-scalable synchronous multi-master PostgreSQL cluster with the following features.
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I noticed my son doing this but I really didnt think much of it. I had no clue it was abnormal. His limbs and his head are in a constant moving state unless he is sleeping but then his little fingers are always moving. He can't sleep on his back or side without him waking himself up so I have to let him sleep on his belly. He is doing A ray charles head bob(best way I can explain it). He sways back and forth whether he is holding his head or up or laying down. His arms and legs are very figgidity. He does it a lot.
Well the dr was thinking he was blind so he sent us to the eye dr and the dr said he can see but his optic nerves was small. The weren't abnormal but they weren't normal so he was in between. So now his dr wants us to go see a neurologist. We have an appt scheduled for next Tuesday.
Another symptom of his, is he does not blink when something comes near his eyes. The dr wouldn't even give him his shots today. So do any of you ladies have experience with this. His eyes are not bouncing so they are thinking it has to be neurological and nothing to do with his vision. He also has trouble nursing. His head wants to move so he unlatches.
Please keep my little man in your thoughts and prayers. He is only 9 weeks old.
Have any of you heard of what this could be? Any opinions or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Trying to stay away from google. I hope this all made sense. Today has been a hard day especially on someone who is getting no sleep.


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January 18, 19 77
Mr. Lawrence M. Smith President
Aurora Capital Corporation
2484 Walnut Boulevard
Walnut Creek, California 94596
Dear Larry,
This is a delayed response to your very fine letter of December 30. Your sentiments are much appreciated and I shared with you the nostalgic feelings that were the inevitable companion of the merger.
I would also agree that in most instances five page reports can be a pain but this was not the case with your report on Aurora Capital Corporation. I read it with great interest and it engendered in me a sense of admiration for your considerable accomplishments.
Warmest personal regards,


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I'll admit it, I'm a sucker for "reality" TV. I should clarify, sucker for most of the reality shows on Bravo like the Real Housewives franchise and Top Chef. I've also been know to tune into Mob Wives on VH1 and shows like The Amazing Race on CBS. I don't like all reality TV, just certain shows. When I heard about TNT's new show Private Lives of Nashville Wives I didn't plan on tuning in, but stumbled across it Monday night after being reminded of its premiere in my Twitter feed. Breaking it down...I enjoyed it!
I like that the women are all beautiful, strong and talented. Their husbands were also spotlighted and I liked them too. This isn't mind blowing television, but I found myself laughing with them often and I'm ready to keep tuning in.
The cast...
SARAH DAVIDSON is married to Dallas Davidson, an extremely successful songwriter who has dreams of making it big in her own rite as a singer.
ERIKA WHITE is an ex-soap opera star who is married to Bryan White who's been a stay at home mom for the past 10 years and is contemplating making a return to acting.
JENNY TERREL is a very successful business owner who found herself married and pregnant and trying to juggle work and home life.
CASSIE CHAPMAN is the third wife of Gary Chapman and a former Hooters gal who wants to prove that she isn't just a trophy wife.
ANA and BETTY are identical twins, the latter of whom is married to the lead singer of The Mavericks. The former is a single other who is in a rut dating the wrong men.
You can watch a trailer of the show below and head to TNT HERE to watch the full episode in case you missed it.
I'd love to know what you think of the show!


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