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General databases (with full text): Academic OneFile; WilsonOmniFile
Subject-specific full text databases: PsycARTICLES; Science Direct College Edition: Health & Life Sciences Journal Collection; Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection; Public Library of Science (PLOS); PubMed Central
Online encyclopedias: Britannica Online; Gale Virtual Reference Library; Oxford Reference Online
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its picture clarity is good..
sound is good
camera is also good
the only problem i am facing the battery performence
now the charge retains only one day
other wise it was a nice phone
i like it very much
Have had mine for about a year now, I like it but it has a few down points, battery life is only a day ..just. hard to open (too put in memory card. My down navigation key has locked up and intermittantly cant use it, Have to use up one. Dislike the loud click when pressing a button. LIke the slide action. Like the S40 OS. new themes are easy downloaded and installed (via pc) Nice big buttons so easy to text
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I'm starting a new glass company and in my area most glass shops are still "old school" mom & pop shops who don't take advantage of today's technology. My brother and I are trying to set ourselves away from that trend and go with a newer more modern approach.
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"There are many forms of thirst. The desert thirsts for water. I thirst to be out there, amongst the intimacy and remoteness that this landscape brings. It's my ultimate inspiration; the natural hues, the structural and minimal rock formations, the vastness and openness of the sky."
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JACKSON — A few years ago, Bill Huff found himself in a position familiar to most — anxiously waiting by the side of a loved one's hospital bed. His wife had experienced a complicated childbirth, and all she asked was that he be there for her throughout her hospital stay. However, she didn't want to necessarily know he was there.
"She requested no television, no phone calls, no lights," Huff said with a laugh. "Anybody who knows my personality knows that I don't flourish in that kind of environment." He added on a serious note, "Physicians and nurses know how important a patient's mental state is to the healing process. Our service offers peace of mind to both the patients and their families."
When Huff left the hospital, he not only had a new baby, but an infant of an idea that has grown into a seven-state business — MediNet Systems. However, the concept of wireless Internet connectivity in hospitals was not Huff's first foray into medical products or the Internet.
A 1991 general business graduate from the University of Mississippi, Huff launched Southeastern Medical Supply Inc. (SMS) in 1994, a specialty medical rehabilitation equipment company. SMS was the first company to introduce a low air loss therapy bed that was designed to assist in the reduction of bedsores and aid in wound care.
SMS was successful. But Huff came to realize that it would be more successful and add to the company's bottom line if it shipped straight from the manufacturer. In 1986, Integrated Therapy Products Inc. (ITP), a medical manufacturing company, opened its doors.
ITP's first product was the Aeromat, a portable computer-controlled mattress system installable on any standard hospital bed. ITP successfully sold and rented equipment around the world, aided by a seemingly innocent suggestion from a company engineer.
"You have to remember, this was before the Internet as we know it," Huff said. "The engineer said, 'Why don't you let me put our product on this computer bulletin board I have been using?' It was amazing. We couldn't even put up any pictures. But we got inquiries from the Netherlands, China. We got an inquiry in 1990 from a hospital in Saudi Arabia that was treating burned pilots from the Gulf War. It was incredible."
In 1996, Huff licensed Aeromat's design and manufacturing rights to another medical equipment company and merged the remaining assets of ITP into SMS. (SMS, d/b/a ITP, operates from a 15,000-square-foot facility in Jackson.) With no manufacturing, Huff found himself unchallenged by the day-to-day distribution operations of SMS. This, coupled with the Internet explosion and the aforementioned childbirth, led to MediNet.
"I was looking for something fun and enjoyable, something that would be appreciated by our customers, that was not highly competitive and did not required Medicare or federal funding," Huff said.
In January 2000, MediNet launched in Jackson at Baptist Medical Center. Huff estimates that more than 6,000 patients at Baptist have utilized the wireless Internet service, but that's only a small fraction of its users. Not only is MediNet in River Oaks Hospital in Flowood, the service is available in hospitals in Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Arkansas, Georgia and Florida. The company is preparing to launch in Texas and Alabama shortly. Two large purchasing organizations, representing approximately 1,800 hospitals each, have made inquiries, and the Health Care Association of New York has also showed interest in licensing the system to its 300 member hospitals.
The system provides wireless, high-speed Internet connectivity, and utilizes a touch screen called a "Web Pad." MediNet's "Patient Portal" offers e-mail, customizable links, more than 50 online games, news and events. Patients — and their families — can use the system to educate themselves on their health problem and learn more about their treatment.
Hospitals can use MediNet's online analysis program to track usability, user demographics, define links or Citrix applications, send e-mail and build online educational material.
"The hospital pays for the system, but they don't pass that cost on to the patients," Huff explained. "They see it as a service to their patients. You know, in those times when you're laying in a hospital bed, acts of kindness are not forgotten. You remember when someone did something nice for you.
"And it can be used as a marketing tool by the hospital. Patient e-mails are embedded on a page that offers information about the hospital. There's also an option to click on the hospital foundation and make a donation to the hospital online."
Huff said his expectations for MediNet have been more than exceeded, and he gave credit to his staff, which is now up to 20, not counting a sales force sprinkled around the country. He also gave special credit to two more important people.
"I really have to thank my wife and child," he said. He added, "This is not only fun, but it's rewarding, too. I get, on average, up to 20 e-mails a day from people thanking us for our service. It's very fulfilling."
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RBI move welcome, but inadequate1 min read . Updated: 02 Aug 2007, 12:36 AM IST
RBI move welcome, but inadequate
RBI move welcome, but inadequate
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has tapped on the brakes. The increase in the cash deposit rate from 6.5% to 7% is welcome, but inadequate. With public spending ballooning and asset prices bubbly, the central bank needs to apply the brakes considerably more firmly.
True, the rate of wholesale price inflation—RBI's preferred measure—dropped recently from a peak of 5.9% to around 4.3%, and that in the face of rising oil prices. But retail prices matter more. An average of India's four measures of consumer price inflation shows that inflation is running at close to 8%, according to Lombard Street Research. Inflation in rural districts is particularly high.
If inflation—correctly measured—is actually 8%, then real short-term interest rates are around zero. The monetary evidence points in that direction. RBI has increased its repurchase rate by 1.5 percentage points, to 7.75% in the past 18 months, but money supply growth has accelerated from 19% to 22%. With credit growth also running near 25%, India is enjoying a liquidity glut even with 8.5% economic growth. That explains soaring asset prices.
In theory, rapid economic growth should lead to an improvement of the government's budgetary position. Not so in practice. Public spending in the first four months of the fiscal year, which ends in March 2008, has outrun the 17% planned increase in spending. Government borrowing is up 21% over last year.
This has affected the balance of payments. The payments deficit in 2006 was a manageable 3.3% of GDP, and exports in the months of April and May were up 20%. But non-oil imports in those months were up a startling 47% over the previous year. That caused the trade deficit to widen from $8.2billion (Rs33,292 crore) to $13.3billion.
Fiscal braking seems unlikely while the present government is in office. That means the monetary brakes should be applied more firmly. Otherwise, the excessively fast growth could end in a crash.


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Last night we went out for a tapas dinner in Madrid starting at the Mercado de San Miguel; an amazing market where we quickly realised we needed to pace ourselves, both food and drink wise. The highlight was pimientos de padron - salted, oiled and fried green peppers, with beer, yum! After some iberico jam on, aranchini, more beer and sangria we wandered off and stopped in at a couple more places for a tortilla de patata, and some more iberico jamon and queso manchego (cheese) at a lovely place that had an awesome dog out the front. We finished the night with some churros with spanish hot chocolate. I think this was my favourite night out - the spanish definitely have the right idea about food and drinks!
Also... we're still alive, yay! This morning we hired a car and after a great amount of swearing and going around in circles managed to escape the crazy streets of Madrid.
On the way to Valencia we stopped at a town on the way called Cuenca, famous for it's overhanging houses built on cliff tops. We managed to find this beautiful view by accident, and stayed to enjoy it over a packed picnic lunch of iberico jamon and queso manchego.
Driving through the countryside was really relaxing, and driving in Valencia was a lot easier than Madrid. We're just about to head out for a paella dinner at the beach!
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Just finished Portland author Chelsea Cain's second thriller, "Sweetheart." Wow. Really a great read. Scared the ever-loving hell out of me.
The two books revolve around a trio of characters: Archie Sheridan, a broken, battered police detective who, frankly, is falling apart; Susan Ward, a young newspaper reporter who doesn't always think before she acts; and Gretchen Lowell, a serial killer who has me sleeping with a night light.
Chelsea does a great job of describing Portland and Portlanders. She gets what a weird lot we are.
There is a reason why this woman is a New York Times best-selling author, and it ain't just because she's hot. Which, frankly, she is. She can flat-out write. If you're not following her books because serial killers aren't your cup of chai, do yourself a favor and read her first one, "Heart Sick." You will be hooked.
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Why Population Control Is NEVER going to be an environmental priority
I never said that population control ALONE was sufficient to solve our problems. The reason I got involved in this effort in December of 2006---other than the fact that I just learned how to use a computer----was to lobby the environmental movement to put the "P" back into the Ehrlich-Holdren "IPAT" formula. That is all. I never argued that the "P" should replace the "A" and the "T". Just that leaving it out made nonsense of any comprehensive understanding of our crisis. Then I asked, "WHY have they left it out?" For a year I believed that it was just a matter of political correctness and cowardice. But by Januarry 2008, I realized that something even more compelling was at play. Environmental organizations have fallen prey to Michels "Iron Law of Oligarchy", formulated at the turn of the century.
Roberto Michels was a European sociologist who observed that revolutionary socialist parties ineluctably evolved into moderate organizations who kept their radical rhetoric but in reality pursued timid and compromising agendas. More than that, they betrayed their democratic ideals by vesting power in a strong leader and his cronies. The best example of this phenomena was the German Social Democratic Party, whom Bismarck thought so subversive that he banned for decades. But by 1914, this "revolutionary" and internationalist party reached the point that it could vote for war credits for the German ruling class's war effort. Following the vote, the Chancellor looked upon the socialists in the Reichstag, sitting across from their "opponents" and said, "I see only Germans".
Michels said that when even a radical movement with revolutionary goals becomes an organization, the emphasis shifts to preserving the bureaucracy of that organization, even when the bureacracy's interest runs contrary to the original aims of the movement. Civil Rights activist Saul Alinsky recognized the truth of Michels' observations 50 years later. In his "Rules for Radicals", Alinsky said that he would have to return to a town that he visited two years earlier so that he could set up an organization to fight the organization that he had set up previously. My belief is that all political parties and NGOs should carry an expiry date. After so many years, it would automatically be dissolved so that the cause could cleanse itself of vested interests. Environmental NGOs are obsessed with chasing donations and retaining their donor base. Their pressing need is to keep their staff in gainful employment. And as the money rolls in, the bureaucracy grows and more and more projects demand more and more money. Evangelical churches evidence the same cycle. No matter how much these preachers are funded, the donations only fuel a greater appetite for cash, and we are constantly witness to even more urgent appeals to empty our wallets just months after the last emergency bail-out. How many times does the Sierra Club, the DSF, Nature Conservancy or even the Sea Shepherd Society sound the alarm bell for the poster-species-of the-month? As soon as the Rocky Mountain Cariboo is "saved" by the announcement of a provincial park, another endangered species pops up for urgent salvation. I have seen this movie over and over again. But the root problem remains. Growth.
The question is, does the environmental movement have a sincere interest in solving it? More specifically, does their bureaucracies have a genuine interest in solving it? Next question: Why would they WANT to solve it? Would firefighters really like the prospect of never ever having fires occur again? Would the BC College of Physicians like the possibility of everyone finding the Fountain of Eternal Youth? Would environmental organizations really like sustainability to break out across the land? Sierra Club Directors react with outrage at such a suggestion. They speak of their legions of tireless "volunteers" who work with extreme dedication to fight for the environment. But what they won't do is tell us how much their directors are paid, or make their financial reports easily accessible. If we demand that our political parties open their books, why is it illegitimate that environmental organizations be required to do the same thing.? The BC Sierra Club is infested with New Democrats and Greens. Many Sierran and NDP activists wear two hats. Is it not incongruous that as New Democratic members or supporters, these people stridently oppose the option of the NDP accepting corporate donations, but are completely tolerant of the Sierra Club accepting this kind of dirty money? If they are aware that corporate donations can and have corrupted political parties and twisted their programs to thwart the public interest, why can't they see the same malevolent interest influencing environmental NGOs? Are they oblivious of these donations? Or willfully and deliberately ignorant? I find it most ironic that these kind of people typically express scorn at Christian congregations who are hoodwinked by corruption, but blind to their own complicity and acceptance of bribery. Why don't Sierrans demand that their beloved club refuse donations from the TD Bank and the Van City mortgage empire, to name but two examples? Why don't they ask WHY these corporations are wanting to buy their silence, and what things they want environmental organizations to be silent about??? Why are financial institutions paying the Green piper? What tune do they want played, or NOT played? The answer should be obvious. But apparently not to Sierrans, or the dupes of the Suzuki Cult. They don't know or care to know about the involvement of the Royal Bank with the DSF, or that evil energy companies like Encana, the natural gas giant, donate to their favourite crusaders. They don't see the hypocrisy of Dr. Suzuki demanding that climate change deniers in parliament be jailed but he himself denying that energy companies contribute to his efforts. Who is shilling for whom?
So while I began with a demand that environmental organizations put the "P" be put back into the IPAT formula, I ended with the realization that such organizations have an ineradicable interest in keeping it out. I came to the conclusion that in order to save the environment, environmental organizations must be swept away. They are cops on the corporate take, whose presence only gives the innocents a false sense of security. Better that we had to fend for ourselves, as we are in fact doing.
The behaviour of these organizations has led me to reject the label of "environmentalist". I am not an "environmentalist", but a "Malthusian". What is the essential difference? An "environmentalist" attempts to control the environment to accommodate a growing human population. But a Malthusian attempts to control the human population to accommodate the environment. That does not mean that I ignore other variables, only that my objective is to serve the interests of the environment rather than the interests of this socio-economic system. A system which, as Christine MacDonald shows in her book, "Green Inc.", the leading environmental organizations depend on to perpetuate themselves. They are not potential allies or friends who have lost their way, or who simply have an alternative view of achieving the same goal. They are my mortal enemies who must be defeated with even greater zeal than those in the boardrooms. A "friend" with a knife at my back is more to be feared than an enemy whom I face frontally. That is how I plot the ideological and political landscape. It is an ethical gulf that cannot be crossed. The gulf that exists between principle and compromise with corruption.
Tim Murray
October 4/09
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Tuesday Update
Coop and Ella are staying pretty steady. The doctor told us today that they were doing "excellent." Both of them had their first feeding of milk through their feeding tubes today. This should help to fatten them up. Both also had bedtime stories before we left tonight. They appeared to enjoy it. Hopefully Zoe will get a chance to upload some pictures from today sometime tomorrow.
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Congratulations!!!!!! Please tell Zoe I say hi and I'm thinking of her! Let me know if I can help in anyway including bringing something by in the way of food!ReplyDelete
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Oh, how sweet! Congtulations Zoe, you're a mommy! :)ReplyDelete
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They are so tiny and so precious. Please give them a very gentle kiss from their Aunt Barb.ReplyDelete
They are strong and tough. When Amy heard about Cooper rolling over she said, "He's a smart little guy." They are both doing so well. Our love to you all. We are looking forward to meeting Cooper and Eloise. Love, Margaret, Bill and Amy.ReplyDelete
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bANK SPin Off thREAD: WORST BANK!!
HALIFAX - haven't banked with them for years - but heir business model seems to be to totally fuck over anyone who might split into an overdraft at somepoint, whilst also targeting those people as their main customer base. IMMORAL
LLYODS - fucking appalling customer service, INEPT
Yeah, Lloyds
Arranging 'account reviews' where all they do is aggressively try to sell me a loan.
Charging me a ridiculous account fee for shit benefits that I never used.
Difficult to get hold of on the phone. Slow to respond to emails.
Shit adverts too.
Halifax are the worst I've ever banked with
HSBC have managed to fuck me over in two countries also...
by far and away. easily.
Told me it was illegal for them to print me out a copy of my statement.
Preeeeeeety sure that isn't true.
Another vote for Halifax.
Santander weren't much better.p_a_u_l this'd this
binned Halifax off a few years back. Remember when people could do charge backs and reclaim loads of money from overdraft fees? Took nearly £400 back from Halifax then decided to call time on my account.
Santander have been ok so far, although they insist on calling me up and trying to get me to sign up to their 123 Account, which you have to pay for, but then earn money back through interest and cash back from direct debits. The lady on the phone had calculated I could be 23p better off every month if I switched!
Gonna bin off Santander and go with First Direct, £125 to switch a the moment #printingmoney
Closed my branch, moved it to a new premises 100 metres along the road, managed to revert to using one of my old addresses in the process, tried to start charging me for the results of me not responding to post that they'd sent to the wrong addresses about it, and then stick to their guns, even though they admitted they'd fucked up.
Lloyds can gtfo, too.p_a_u_l this'd this
Really need to leave Halifax
Might go to First Direct?
Moral of the story here?
Bank with First Directp_a_u_l, plasticniki, and Pentago this'd this
Personally: Halifax
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Both day and night, in the heart of North Dakota, a testament to humanity is being consecrated. Trenches are being dug, camps are being set, and the bugle-cry of justice wafts over the plains. A battle, both peaceful and violent, is brewing. It's impossible to ignore. Unless you try not to listen.
You can go across much of the West and find the monuments of past battles and 'great men'. Counties and rivers wear the nomenclature of tribes and chiefs, their names sounding like a haunting whisper over the unsteady roads of the past. And you'd almost believe that all of the first peoples had left. That, after three centuries of effort, America finally erased the song of a colorful history that had existed prior and learned to peacefully coexist with its lingering echo.
What's transpiring at Standing Rock, from the peaceful protests of tribal nations to the undignified and violent response from the opposition, proves otherwise. It shoots a poison arrow into the façade of Western History. It undermines the great mythology of our culture: that progress, in whatever form it may arrive, will come. That the 'white man', men like me, have evolved from the prejudices of our ancestors and unequivocally swallowed the true teachings of European Enlightenment.
Standing Rock strikes at the base nature of America. It reveals the dirty underbelly of our 'wheels of progress'. It's a place where most public school American-History textbooks are unwilling to go. It's a reality that even I am afraid to admit exists.
In the shadow of the protests at Standing Rock is an intersection of two crucial fights. One is over our history, over America's never-ending hunger for a Manifest Destiny that subjugates any corner of society's fabric that is not lucidly-white. The other is the fight over Planet Earth itself.
The integrity of the natural world has been under attack for centuries. Even before the modern world, many looked to the forests and wilderness and saw 'fear' staring them back. It was only the tools of the Industrial Age that gave us the instruments to finally roll back the edge of the wild. Western Civilization, from Europe to America, bought into the idea that nature was a world of the unknown to be 'tamed', like a wild animal. Yet at the doorstep of technological and social progress arrived a demon of our own making: Climate Change.
Humankind's incessant lust for complete control over nature has finally caught up with us. Climate Change, the fruit of our pouring of pollutants into the air, is now posing a direct threat to human vitality. The question of humanity's future, and whether or not it will thrive or flounder, is not just an intellectual exercise meant for the ivory towers of academia. The essence of our species, and our ability to adapt and persevere in an ever-changing world, are directly threatened by global climate change.
Our species has reached the point of 'no return'. We are living with climate change, whether we like it or not. The ship of a 'miracle cure' has long set sail from port. We are truly, as a species, on our own. As long as we live here on Earth we'll be dealing with the persistent ramifications of human-caused climate change.
The history of humanity is so rooted to the planet, in its relationship to the soil and the land, that its current detachment from the natural world risks the very survival of our species. Our pure ignorance of the natural processes of the planet and the ways in which healthy ecosystems interact undeniably makes us the most environmentally ignorant species on planet Earth. This ignorance doesn't just threaten our pride. It threatens our ability to survive. Climate Change has been named by many scientists as an 'extinction level event', one that could jeopardize the ability of Homo-Sapiens to live healthy lives on this planet.
It's in extinction-level threats like these where we should expect all people to come together. If not even the kindness of our hearts can push us to action, certainly self-preservation should.
There's no organization in the world that has the power to be leading this global effort quite like the nation-state. Nation-states have means at their disposal that, unfortunately, ordinary citizens do not yet have. Countries and governments like the United States could, with a slice of the fervor that they apply to warfare, organize their societies into a coordinated battle against Global Climate Change.
Yet the United States, and many of the world's most influential powers, have shown little care for the protection of the planet.
The United States is the clear hegemony and most influential nation on Earth. America's place could have been as a leader of responsible ecological governance, focused on an international effort on climate change that would have curbed the oncoming power of global warming. We could have used our insurmountable wealth to protect the Earth and to safeguard our shared future. And, yes, America has admittedly made small but consequential gains over the past eight years. Under President Obama, we have attended climate treaties in good faith. We sat down with our international neighbors in half-attempts to make the globe a cleaner place. But none of these things were ever enough.
Instead, we are squandering that opportunity. America, the most powerful nation in world history, has instead leveraged its power towards the continued destruction of the planet for material gain. We still allow corporations to have indescribable control over the ecological health of the continents and the oceans. We have consistently placed material wealth over biological health. Yet this should not surprise anyone.
As much as the United States was built on the foundations of slavery and the annihilation of indigenous peoples, it was similarly fueled by the systemic destruction of the natural world. The health of the native nations and the natural integrity of the wilderness went hand-in-hand. As the Cherokee, Injuns, and Seminoles fell, so too did the old-growth forests and the herds of bison that roamed the Dakota plains. Only with the heroic voices of conservationists and political activists were we able to save the last remaining specks of our once spectacular natural heritage.
We are living in an age of colossal uncertainty. Yes, the rise of Donald Trump to the Presidency will undoubtedly hinder national environmental reforms. But our inability to accept the dangers of climate change, and to mitigate them effectively, go far beyond simple party labels. The vast majority of America, from leaders in Washington to the 'average citizen', has simply not shown planet Earth the dignity it deserves. The protection of the Earth's natural resources and the safeguarding of her natural beauty has been a side issue in political elections for decades. And now we are reaping what we have sown.
In this vein, the future of both the America and the world look bleak. Maybe the best that we can expect is piecemeal change, lurching onto climate change like a tortoise towards the finish line. The worst that we can anticipate is another American History, one in which a new Manifest Destiny is called in to plunder the last remaining wilderness.
In the void that the nation-state has left with their inability to save the planet, the activist must step in. The activist must make progress where the nation cannot. They must push back against the uncertainty of the times and forge a form of 'Promise'. Both national and human health rest on the shoulders of people who stand on the periphery of 'the system'.
I'm reminded of a wonderful piece that I read recently from Bronson Koenig, a Division-I basketball player at the University of Wisconsin and a man of Native-American descent. After visiting the protest site at Standing Rock, he wrote:
"That night on the road, I wondered what the future would bring for the Standing Rock Sioux. Would the presidential election in November help or hurt Native Americans? Would the oil company continue to ignore the warnings of climate scientists? Would banks continue to fund the pipeline against the wishes of Native people? Would the government that had confined Sioux warriors like Sitting Bull and his descendants to reservations have a change of heart and protect the water resources of Native Americans?"
I wish I could answer him with a resounding 'yes'. "Yes, of course, America will ultimately account for its mistakes. It will finally, after centuries of breaking treaties and encroaching on sacred spaces, respect the sovereignty of North America's tribal nations". No one in good faith can proclaim that. Our past is no indicator of such introspective revelation, and the current situation at Standing Rock isn't remotely comforting.
It seems, in reality, that Standing Rock is merely another instance of history stuck on loop. Our history isn't a thing to be admired as much as it is to be feared. Yet it's worth noting that history, though resounding in our own contemporary world, does not really 'repeat'. It merely rhymes. We hear the old chants and songs of the past; the same yells of tribes that fought for the land of yore while an impatient America ignored their pleas. But we hear them from new faces with young dreams. And this new generation of activists and leaders is poised to write its own history.
The protestors at Standing Rock are loudly demanding a different future. They are standing and praying in the bitter cold, diligently defying a system that has ignored both the Earth and her indigenous peoples for centuries.
Standing Rock is American history. It is human history. It is the child rebelling against a society taught to admire its inherent 'progress', yet groomed to blatantly ignore who and what was destroyed in the process. This is the peaceful yet strong rebuke of a political culture that, when analyzing the citizens of this nation, never consider the first peoples.
Standing Rock is a legion of people not taking their world for granted. We are still a culture that eats from the table without ever considering where the food grew. We are still a people that write about saving nature on tree-pulp. But these protestors, from the tribal members to outside political activists, are etching the possibility of what 'could be' into the minds of all Americans. It continues to be the activists and dreamers that give humankind its melody for radical change.
Humanity is still, and may always be, an experiment in selective hypocrisy, one in which we care for the health of people but not for the planet that gives us life. But in the words of the protestors, and their valiant actions through adversity and opposition, I see hope. It's not a blind hope. It's not just campaign-slogan hope. The people of Standing Rock are signaling, both to America and to the entire world, that there is still something on this planet worth fighting for.
We have a moral obligation, both as Americans and citizens of the world, to constantly grow and work to right the wrongs of our past. Here we have an opportunity. Here, because of the hope that rises off of the protestors like steam in the cold, we have ledges of potential to grab onto. We can make our grand dreams of human equality, and an ecological balance between humans and the planet, a reality.
And it begins there, in the frigid December air of North Dakota.
Please consider donating your time or resources to the thousands of activists and tribal communities working to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline. Donations can be made here to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe. Thank you.


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Yesterday something wonderful happened.
Yesterday I finished staining the deck my husband built. He finished putting in the railing on Saturday. It rained Saturday night. Yesterday I broke out the brushes and finished staining his masterpiece. I am so proud of him.
I wish I had a "before" photo, but I don't. I always forget to take those. But about two years ago, my husband tore the itty-bitty deck off the back of his house. Over the next few summers, working on free evenings and weekends, he has designed and built something beautiful.
When you step out onto the deck, it's like walking into another room. The pergola overhead and the lattice screen create a sense of privacy and escape. In the fall, you can reach up and pick apples off the tree from the deck. The clematis we planted is already starting to string through the lattice.
It has been a lot of work, and there are plans in the works to put a patio in the crook of the L next summer, but in the meantime, it feels good to sit back and enjoy the beautiful deck my husband built. I am blessed.


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The ALAMO study was an open-label, single-arm, multicenter, investigational study that enrolled 186 patients aged ≥12 years with severe inflammatory acne who were considered candidates for oral isotretinoin (OI) therapy. The primary efficacy endpoint was the reduction in number of inflammatory lesions at the end of the 12-week period.
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Come try out one of our FREE introductory classes at our Open House and join us afterward for a BBQ.
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Dear Friends and community of GNG church,
Greetings on another mid weekend morning on this Labor Day weekend.
Before I get into the following here are a few key announcements:
- No official worship gathering this week, but please plan on September 10th at 10am at The Piano Cottage
- More to come as Gatherings start to take shape through the Fall into Winter seasons.
- Many people in the community are signed up for GRU's Fall League Tuesdays at 6 - it starts this Tuesday, you can sign up here.
For many of us Labor Day is a day that we travel, go visit friends or family - or stay in our own neighborhoods and try to get caught up on some work. This morning I realized that I don't actually know why Labor Day exists. So I did a bit of research and typed up this bit below:
According to the Department of Labor - the day is "dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. It constitutes a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country." You can read a bit more at the link above - but it appears that this day was started by a few people who were a part of the booming industries as industrialization was well underway on the first Labor Day in 1882. Today that industrialization has now continued to emerge and develop as new technologies boost productivity and automated systems continue to allow farmers, industries, series to pump out their product faster than ever. There is a lot more history here, but in summary we see companies like Amazon are taking over. In the last 10 years our economy has changed a lot.
So, why am I talking about all this? I believe the way we work, is a primary way we understand our identity. We live in a society that requires us to rigorously marketing ourselves in a way that the industries will see us valuable for the small thing we bring to their company - something that will become profitable. While many companies are realizing they need to care for the whole person, at the end of the day, we still feel like another cog in the machine. It all contributes to our identity. Some work builds up the identity, some leaves us empty.
As individuals, the struggle is real. It is not just a few individuals going through this identity crisis - there are many, many going through this. You are not alone.
I think it is also fair to say that the United States is going through an identity crisis - and so are all of Christ's church here in the U.S. Work is important to us as individuals, as a country and - I believe God cares for the way we work too. In fact, it is one of the main things God created us to do.
I could probably go on to write a tome of some sort at this point, but instead I want to say this.
We focus on the nature of the work rather than how we do the work. I don't think we need to be doing world changing work in order for it to be meaningful. I believe that it is how we are doing our work that, in the end, is the difference. Whether you are an executive at Microsoft, or a dishwasher at a restaurant - it is that you are rooted, a part of the land, community, and world. It is that you are living as an image of the creator, created to love, hope, and believe. It is that we give the abundant life we have been given to others - not giving it to ourselves. I believe this is how God created us to live and that if we love God first - these things will follow.
So, on this Labor Day weekend please rest - and then awaken from the rest by digging into your identity by doing your work with rootedness.
Lastly, I just want to share a bit from an article that got me started on all of this. It is a short write up about a person that Colin talks about a lot - Wendell Berry. This article is a quick write-up from Anna Keating who saw a recent documentary(ish) of Wendell Berry called Look and See: A Portrait of Wendell Berry.
She says:
We have largely forgotten a way of life in which Americans defined themselves by community, family, craft and religion. Few of us have known a poor man who owned his own tools for his trade or a working-class woman who ate from her own garden. We have forgotten what a craftsmanship of risk looks like. And yet as recently as my grandparents' generation, half of Americans owned small businesses or lived off the land.
Wendell Berry and his wife... returned the land his family cultivated in Kentucky for five generations in search of home and sense of place or, as William Faulkner once called it, "significant soil."
Berry is an advocate of small farms, rural communities and Judeo-Christian values like kindness, all of which have been harmed by "get big or get out" industrial agriculture.
His life and work bear witness to the fact that it is never Christian to say, "I can do whatever I want with my own land" or "my own body." We are stewards, not owners. What's more, the attitude of "I can do whatever I want" is toxic to earth and water, family and community. Berry, an early critic of mountaintop removal mining, writes, "I saw the poisoned river, the mountain cast into the valley." Nature itself bears witness to the fact that it is not, in fact, all relative. Certain farming practices enrich the soil and worker's well-being. Others deplete them. As Pope Francis reminds us in "Laudato Si'," it is all connected.
To end, I lastly wonder - what would it look like for us to find "significant soil" together - for us to stay connected to each other and our local communities and understand that we are not the owners. That instead, we are merely part of a collective of stewarders. What would it look like for us to live like it is not about ourselves, but about each other.
This is the story God is inviting us all into, vibrant and full, not me, but You.


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Top Ten Characters On the Big Bang Theory That Need to Be a Bigger Part of the SeriesThe Big Bang Theory is brilliant, but would be more so if these characters had more attention.
The Top Ten
One of Sheldon's rivals. He is actually very smart and funny, would be a great addition to the main cast.
He talks like Elmer Fudd, and makes a better addition to the cast than Stuart in the series.
They do need him in the show more to create drama and comedy in the university more.
He's really funny. He could come 'round more often.
At least I can understand what he says.
Penny should cheat on Leonard with Zack
She's my second favourite female character after Penny. She should've stayed in the show.
She is perfect for Leonard!
Captain Sweatpants for the win! - Pikachulover1
He can't appear anymore. He passed away on the 14th of March 2018. - LeaPurple2003
Now this would be awesome. He's amazing! - keycha1n
What do Sheldon Cooper and a black hole have in common? They both suck. Neener neener.
The show needs that kind of material! Prof. Hawking is not only a genius in Physics, but also in comedy!
He's dead, I know, but should be bigger in the show
I thought he was pretty funny. Too bad he moved out, he would have been an interesting character. Why is Kripke ahead if this guy? He's just annoying and weird
He's the next Wil Wheaton! Let the spiral spin!
The Contenders
I and the rest of the nerd community might like him. He's "kind of a chemist"...
We never saw Leonard's father. That would have been interesting, and obviously, hilarious. But would he be funnier than his mother?
She was quite funny in that one episode she was in. If she reappeared now that the plot has changed, it would be quite interesting. And funny, if not awkward. - PositronWildhawk
"Professor Rothmann?! You're not a main character! "
"I think the word you're looking for is, 'Underrated'"
The show needs this kinda material
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I have a huge collection (taking over my bathroom) of their products. Lush have made a limited edition ballistic which has a link to the Royal Wedding. It's called the Street Party Ballistic. I saw a demo of this in store before I brought it; all I can say is Glittertastic!
It adds no colour to the bath water while is fizzes in the bath but leaves loads of glitter and pink and blue heart confetti. There is also a streamer inside which comes out once all the ballistic has fizzed away. It has a distinctive fragrance with a deeply herbal citrus scent of lavender and litsea cubeba. It's like a party in the bath!
So, forget the Royal Wedding and choose this Royal Bath Ballistic for the ultimate party explosion!
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Saab is back. Well, nearly. Today the carmaker has confirmed that a first pre-production 9-3 sedan has rolled off the assembly line at its Trollhattan plant in Sweden.
The 'new' car carries a serial number, spokesman Mikael Östlund said, but it will not be sold to the public. Rather, a handful of pre-production cars will be used for testing before the brand is relaunched in the coming year.
The announcement follows news in August that Saab's new owner, National Electric Vehicles Sweden, had reopened the carmaker's factory in preparation for a full return to production.
The car that rolled out of Trollhattan this week is nearly identical to the 9-3 sedan offered until the end of 2011, with only a new 'griffin-less' SAAB badge setting it apart.
The 9-3 is expected to benefit from a subtle makeover before full production resumes, designed to help the ageing car compete with newer rivals.
The updated 9-3 is expected to get a turbocharged petrol four-cylinder engine, along with a number of key new technologies and features.
MORE: Saab Factory Reopens Ahead Of Production Restart
[Details and photos via SaabsUnited]
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With time dragging between raids on my main, I've been working on a couple of achievements on Dingle. For all the uselessness of achievements (which is to say, the only thing you get for completing an achievement is a completed achievement), they do provide a very convenient series of goals one can complete.
First was completing Ambassador of the Alliance by completing the rep grind with Exodar and Gnomeregan Exiles. I've found that the easiest way in which to do this is simply by going back and completing all the starting zone quests; in this case, I went back and completed the Exodar ones, and dinged exalted with both factions before the zone was cleared. (It helps that any reputation gain with a single alliance faction also gives an additional 25% of the reputation gained to all of the four other factions – for example, 1000 Exodar reputation gained awards an extra 250 reputation with Stormwind, Ironforge, Darnassus and Gnomeregan Exiles)
I also completed Did Somebody Order a Knuckle Sandwich? and Master of Arms by grinding the captive and exhausted vrykul (and farming more Relics of Ulduar for whichever alt on whom I'm next going to be grinding towards exalted with Sons of Hodir). I have to admit, it took surprisingly longer than the same grind did on Mingle – caster melee is so much lower in damage that grinding on lower level mobs is much more effective. With Mingle, I was able combine weapon skill leveling along with reputation grinding, and leveled her Mace, Dagger and Unarmed skills to 400 while (once again) completing the Exodar starting zone quests.
With the much higher melee dps that Dingle was putting out, I was doing so much damage (despite using very low level, low damage weapons, which is a big help when leveling weapon skills) that the low level mobs just died too fast. When I took her back to Stormpeaks, the Vrykul mobs had enough health that I was getting more than one hit per mob, which made the process more useful. (Just pay attention to the durability of your weapons, and don't end up grinding uselessly for an hour before you notice that your weapon was red. Much like my face, upon realising how much time I'd wasted with that oversight.)
I also came across another useful blog recently, this time about UIs and addons. You'd be well advised to check out No Stock UI. It's where I was told about Multishot, which is responsible for the shiny achievement image linked in this post. I suspect I'm going to be drowning in screenshots in future, but I'll just have to grin and bear it.
Well, time to publish this post, and get onto today's dailies.


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then go and bury yourself in a snowdrift. Well that's my motto and I'm sticking to it.
I'm a member of The Minxes of Romance & The Romantic Novelists' Association. I love reading and writing flirty romances with witty heroines and irresistible heroes.
Thursday, 3 December 2009
If you can't stand the heat...
then go and bury yourself in a snowdrift. Well that's my motto and I'm sticking to it.
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- Jackie Ashenden said...
Apparently accidents with tea cosies are fairly common too. No, really, it's true and I have the ER statistics to prove it. :-)
Have a fab time away Lorraine! And stay away from ironing boards, laundry baskets and tea cosies okay?
- 3 December 2009 at 19:51
- Lacey Devlin said...
You're in the wars! But I have to say that you've got style. If you're going to injure yourself why not do it in trying to get into a swiss chalet? That's far more exotic than falling down in a gutter at home :D
- 4 December 2009 at 06:25
- Joanne Cleary said...
Hmm, accidents with wicker? You're probably on your own there :-)
But I have previously injured myself with my car door. Would you believe I slammed it shut before I actually totally removed my face?
And I'm with Lacey, if you're going to injure yourself there aren't too many other places as glam as next to a Swiss chalet. It looks beautiful.
- 4 December 2009 at 10:49
- Sally Clements said...
Those accidents are telling you something, stop washing and ironing! Have fun!
- 4 December 2009 at 13:31
- Suzanne Jones said...
Is that your chalet in the pic? Oh, jealous.
I'm with everyone who thinks that if you're going to fall it might as well be somewhere that lovely.
- 4 December 2009 at 21:55
- Lorraine said...
Hi Jackie - I definitely need no encouragement to stay away from ironing boards and laundry baskets. Not sure I've seen a tea cosy since my nan died (but I'm fairly sure that wasn't tea cosy related!)...
Thanks Lacey, not sure my bruises are very exotic but the principle applies!
Ouch Jo. I did once shut my hand in a car door and then promptly passed out. It's good to know I'm not the only one :-)
Thanks Sally, I have been having fun, hope to get some writing done this week too.
Hi Suzanne,
I left my camera cable at home so this isn't our chalet but it's the same area and gives you the idea. The chalet we're staying in was above the clouds yesterday, the view is lovely and it's been great to get away.
- 6 December 2009 at 10:13
- Suzanne Brandyn said...
What a beautiful place. Have fun and I do hope no more accidents. :)
- 10 December 2009 at 13:15
- Judy Jarvie said...
Lovely chalet, I'm sighing at the thought of views above the clouds! Perfection! Enjoy! And stay safe. jx
- 11 December 2009 at 11:46
- Lorraine said...
Hi Suzanne thanks for stopping by. No major accidents no, just a few bumps and burning myself on the fire, nothing really :-)
Hi Judy, we're actually in a cloud at the moment! It has been lovely. Sadly I need to pack now to go back and am sulking.
- 12 December 2009 at 15:59
- Maisey said...
Hi Lorraine, just saw your post on ihearts. Nothing wrong with a little cry. I had one of my own the last time. :-) But good for you for getting back into the WIP. :-)
- 14 December 2009 at 15:39
- Lorraine said...
Thanks for visiting Maisey, can I adopt you as a mascot???
Seriously though, your call story couldn't have been more perfectly timed to provide encouragement. I look forward to buying your book.
- 15 December 2009 at 11:50


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Today is the last day that we will have our chrome books at school for 2017 I had a awesome year This year. I was in Mr Goodwin's Litercy Class and Miss Scanlan's Maths Class.
My Highlitghts for the year was the year 5 & 6 camp my favouritepart was when we did kayaking .
I feel like i learned about alot of new things and i know how to do coding
I am a Year 6 student at Pt England School in Auckland, NZ. My teachers are Miss Szymanik, Mr Goodwin, and Miss Parrant.
Tuesday, 12 December 2017
Monday, 4 December 2017
What Does Team Work Look Like
Walt: Work well as a team
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Wednesday, 15 November 2017
Dear Helpers Thank you for Athletics Day. And for your support and also organising. The Fun activities and games.
Athletics Day was fun and was very sunny. There were so many games and activities there was the high jump, Relays , Sprinting and other things. They Were Really Fun
My Favourite Part was The Parent, teacher , Student challenge when the teacher all get in one big group and chose 2 students and 3 adults or more it was a little funny because team one had a lot of little kids but it was funny to see that they were winning
Next year i hope that we get way more activities and also i hope we will still have dodgeball because that was one of the things that i really enjoyed and also Tug o war that was fun too we even got to vs the teachers it was funny because all of the teachers fell down.
I really enjoyed dodgeball it was funny and fun and also i learnt that you have to follow the rules so other people don't get hurt but no one got hurt they had to throw the ball below the waste some people were really hard to get out especially the tall ones they would trick when you get ready to throw the ball once the ball is in the air the will get their ball and throw it at your ball and then it will come right back at you.
Saturday, 11 November 2017
Back In Da Days 90's R&B
In the weekend me and leilani want to do something that was older than us so we said why don't we do something that related to the 90's so then we said why don't we compere music and styel to our days so we did it and we were happy.
Thursday, 2 November 2017
Our Rope Swing Comprehension
This Thursday room 7 was doing comprehension.
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Labels: 2017, Reading2017, Room 7, Term 4
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
This Week room 7 is learning about limericks and limericks are like a poem.
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Saturday, 28 October 2017
Thursday, 19 October 2017
Video Chatting With Lose
On Thursday 19th of october Me and Losehina were Video chatting about who is going to win national and labour and labour Won Yay.
Tuesday, 17 October 2017
Immersion Assembly Writing
Have you ever came to school hearing loud music coming out of your school hall ?
Well today when i arrived at school i heard loud music coming out of our school hall, I went to check it out. And it was my teachers singing it a band. But it was only for our immersion assembly.
Once we got to the immersion assembly and it was about musical madness.When i saw every single teacher dressed up.They looked funky all the teachers had an roll to act and once every team done and show. I really liked team 3 they did a musical with all of there different kinds of music.
Team 4's topic is about making your own music and how it makes things more fun. We watched a movie about pt england music , Like a remake of apple music. First of all they were in a vehicle, they were listening to funky tunes. And at the end of the movie Mr Jacobson played the milkshake song it was very funny.
I hope we get to learn how to play instruments but But I really want to make our own music.
Also I would like to listen to some music in class. I think it would be really fun to create and share instruments that we made. Also it would be fun if we got to learn the different music notes and how to read them.
What i think about the term overall is that it is going to be a great term for team 4 and it's a very good choice. And i think it's going be a great term i'm really looking ford to mixing school and music together
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Monday, 16 October 2017
Tuesday, 10 October 2017
Making Snow
Today me and me little brother made snow and it was very very fun. We also enjoyed making snow balls.
Monday, 9 October 2017
Yummy Lunch
Today For Lunch me,my brother and mum. Had strawberries, Banana's , marshmallows and prtzile's With Chocolate we had dip the dipping's into the chocolate and it was very yum.
Friday, 6 October 2017
On Thursday the 6th of october me and my cousins were making slime but i did not go as planed and we ended up making a big mess but it was very very fun.
Sunday, 1 October 2017
Saturday, 30 September 2017
Emoji Challenge
Task Description: This is a Emoji Challenge about emoji's. So this is made with Paige and Madison.
Click there name and will lead to there blog spot.
Friday, 29 September 2017
The Best Fish And Chips
Today For Lunch my aunty and uncle have brought the best fish and chips. The chips were really yummy and the fish tasted like nuggets.
Visting My Baby Cousins
Today I went to go and see my baby cousin's they are twin brother and sister. The Girl is the oldest and the boy is the youngest. The boy is the tallest and the girl is the youngest.There names are khalia and lennox
Thursday, 28 September 2017
Fun Light's
Thursday, 21 September 2017
Monday, 18 September 2017
Friday, 15 September 2017
Tuesday, 12 September 2017
Mars One Project
This Week room 7 is learning about the mars one project and how long it will be till people get to go to mars.
Tuesday, 5 September 2017
Cross Country
Today is cross country day and we had finished eating our morning tea and now we are heading over to the cross country race. The first race is the year 1. After that it was time for the year 2 race. Then went to the year 3 and 4.
Finally we got to the finish line i crossed it. And then i went to the water station . Got me a big cup of water. Then i saw my mum wave. I ran to see her and she and my nana gave me a goldcoin for finishing the race. But my uniform got really muddy but my mum said that alright.
Then i had butterflies in my tummy because it was time for the year 5.
So we stood up and went to the start line. I heard my nana and my mum cheering for me the i felt the butterflies in my tummy go away. I saw my little cousin to bye my nana and i waved.
Then i heard Mr burt say on your marks get set and then he blew the horn and he said go. And the I ran all the way to the muddy puddles and it was nearly 60 centimeters deep. But i still ran through it finely we got to the farm and we had a little break. Then i took a big breath a ran again.
Finally we got to the finish line i crossed it. And then i went to the water station . Got me a big cup of water. Then i saw my mum wave. I ran to see her and she and my nana gave me a goldcoin for finishing the race. But my uniform got really muddy but my mum said that alright.
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Near Benton Hot Springs in Mono County, California — The American West (Pacific Coastal)
Wells Fargo Agency and General Store
Erected 1968 by E Clampus Vitus, Bodie Chapter No. 64/Mono County Board of Supervisors.
Marker series. This marker is included in the E Clampus Vitus marker series.
Location. 37° 48.015′ N, 118° 31.826′ W. Marker is near Benton Hot Springs, California, in Mono County. Marker is on State Highway 120 near Yellow Jacket Road, on the right when traveling south. Touch for map. The marker is located 3 miles west of Benton. Marker is in this post office area: Benton CA 93512, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 2 other markers are within 12 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Montgomery City California (approx. 3.2 miles away); Aurora and Owens River Wagon Road (approx. 11.7 miles away).
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My husband and I took the kids to McDonald's today for lunch. My son had ketchup on his face and the theme of the happy meal was pirates. So my husband asked Deklan if he was Captain Ketchup Beard.
Deklan said, "No, I'm Captain Blind Beard."
If you noticed the picture of my children, all my kids wear glasses. The two youngest were born with cataracts and had to have their lenses removed as babies.
On the way home, I thought I heard a ding-dong and checked to see if I had voice mail on my cell. I didn't. I asked if anyone else heard that ding-dong sound. My husband said, "Oh that's just Hayleigh's head rattling." Hayleigh said, "Uh! NO!" Deklan said, "No, it was mommy's head."


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