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Locked Out In Australia!
Awesome news! We are back in Australia for two weeks only to reshoot a couple of scenes that we wanted to redo. Usually budget wouldn't allow us to do it, but a contact we met whilst over in Oz covered our flights. Booyah! We had been out all night filming a particular night scene and we didn't get home till 5 am in the morning. I was about to die. We managed… Read More
Watching the Superbowl on a location shoot in Australia??
Ok, ok… I know I've been slack and haven't updated you guys on what's going on. So consider this an update. We all got together and worked out despite our moderate success on Kickstarter, we were still about $10k short of being able to start this movie. So, we all put down the cameras and scripts and story boards, and got jobs. Yes, it sucks, but that's what you have to do… Read More
Finding the right spot
Locating a setting that would capture the scene the way we wanted to was an oddly difficult task. The way we chose to search for it was pretty much driving around the countryside, waiting to stumble upon something that would match what we want. With all the stops we made it took us pretty much one whole day till we found one. Not to mention we were stopped by police officers two… Read More


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Hi Guys,
This link provided all builds number for DPM 2010 and DPM 2012, it must be Bookmarked :)
List of DPM build numbers
If you want to know which build version is your DPM, open DPM shell and type:
$dpmversion = ((get-process | where {$_.name -eq "msdpm" }).fileversion)
Or from your DPM console, click on the Information button :
Monday, October 15, 2012
Where to find the list of Build Numbers for DPM
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In the beginning, this post was about "25 things to do before I turn 25" and out of the 25 things, I only managed to cross off two things… which is better than I expected.
I've been telling myself to update the entire post to "30 things" before I turn 30, and that's what I'm finally hear to do. So here is my new list of 30 things, whether big or small things to do before I turn the big 3-0 in about five years!
Finish first draft
Attend a midnight screening of a movie the day it comes out.
Receive an Edible Arrangement
Own every Disney movie on DVD
Try every kind of Pringles.
Try Gelato
Go on Canada
Run through a field of sunflowers
Write a letter to myself and open it in 10 years
Watch a meteor shower
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(From the homepage for the PHP Group)
|"PHP is a popular general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited to web development.
Fast, flexible and pragmatic, PHP powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world."
History (Real):
PHP is a very popular programming language and runs on over 200 million Web sites, including some very large ones like Facebook. Not bad considering PHP was not originally conceived as a programming language.
According to creator Rasmus Lerdorf in a 2012 interview with the IEEE house magazine Computer, PHP was originally just a collection of utilities he hacked together to make his web page development easier. He found he was writing the same code over and over again for his clients so like any good coder he took it upon himself to automate the process.
All well and good.
But other programmers saw what he was doing and asked for copies of Lerdorf's toolkit. Hackers being who they are, when they found bugs they fixed them and passed the changes back. Eventually he handed off responsibility for pieces of his code to others and PHP grew in scope. Each programmer added functionality to scratch their own particular itch and contributed their code back to the community. Lerdorf mostly stayed out of any code architecture decisions, preferring to leave that to the community.
Those of you who are familiar with the open source development process may see the fundamental flaw here.
For the rest of you, let me explain. When you set out to create a programming language (or any non-trivial software project), you create a specification. This is a document that sets out the conventions that everyone has to follow in order to participate. For example, you make a list of keywords, words that have special meaning in the language. This lets others know that these words can't be used for anything else.
With a specification document, you can have many developers working on the project and have some assurance that they won't be stepping on each others toes.
A specification document can and does get updated but it's usually in a way that adds features or project scope without significantly changing the basic rules.
Next, even an open source project staffed by volunteers needs someone who is the final word on changes. This could be an individual (like Linus Torvalds with Linux) or a group (like the team that manages Debian).
Without these, the software project has no real structure. Features get added and taken away without much of an explanation and some functionality may be either missing or duplicated by multiple redundant methods.
The fact that PHP is so widely used and seemingly robust is more of a testament to the heroic efforts of the community of PHP developers who are applying spit and baling wire to make this code work.
But there are always consequences.
Just for fun, I searched for 'php sucks' and got almost 10,000 hits. After glancing through the links, here are some of the most common complaints:
- The code libraries are a disorganized mess
- Unnecessary duplication of functionality
- No coherent design
- Messy and complex
- Incorrect or incomplete documentation
- Data input needlessly complex or error-prone
- Poor code readability
These are some of the milder complaints. There are more, but you need to be a programmer to fully appreciate the horror.
I don't blame Lerdorf. By his own admission, PHP was never meant to be a programming language. It was just a bunch of neat, useful hacks that a talented, enthusiastic community of programmers adopted as their own. In a sense, the story of PHP is a pure expression of the Hacker Ethic.
NOTE: This is not a PHP hit piece. As I've said, I'm not a professional programmer, just an interested bystander. I have no dog in this fight. I just have an incurable compulsion to lend perspective.
First off, we need to install PHP. This is pretty easy. You can either use one of the pre-built installers or just build it from scratch. Mac OS X comes with free programming tools as an optional install so I already have PHP on my system.
In theory you can use PHP like any other scripting language, but since it's designed for Web development you really need to set up a Web server that understands how to run PHP code. Fortunately some very smart people set up a software stack called LAMP (Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP) as a free, turnkey solution for Web development. LAMP started out on Linux but variants are also available for other platforms, such as MAMP for Mac OS X or XAMMP for Windows. What they all have in common is easy installation and setup. I'll be coding on my MacBook so I'll be using MAMP.
Now I just need a text editor so TextWrangler it is. I could use something fancier like Aptana, NetBeans or Coda but I don't plan on coding up anything terribly complex.
Since I'm not looking to do anything fancy, I created a simple form. The user is asked to input a number between 1 and 10 and press Submit.
Then the number gets passed to another page, where a simple loop prints "Hello World!" based on the number entered by the user.
I felt this was an appropriate spin on the standard "Hello World!" program as PHP was originally designed to manage HTML forms.


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This gorgeous mistress has been wearing her high heeled boots all day and has stepped in gum and who knows what else. Now she needs them to be cleaned spotless! She sits on the couch and calls in her gimp and makes him get on his knees and lick them completely clean! He licks up all of the dirt and then swallows it. Who knows what kind of germs he just licked up!
After being in school all day and walking class to class, Miss Milano has a pair of sweaty feet! She calls in her slave and orders him to lick her sneakers clean. After they are spotless, she takes off her socks then makes her slave suck all of the sweat out of them. Now it is time for him to get a taste of her sweaty bare feet!
It just rained the other day and Mistress Maeva has been walking in the muddy woods! Good thing she brought her own personal shoe cleaner with her that happens to be her lowly slave! She sticks her boot in his face and orders the loser to lick them clean and then swallow all of the dirt! If they are not spotless his punishment will be even worse than this!
Kristina and Maika have walked all day in their Converse and they need their foot slave for some dirty feet worship. The poor slave must give the nasty bottoms of the sneakers a good sole licking and than he must suck the girls sweaty toes and stinky bare feet. Maika enjoys jamming her whole foot in his mouth while the poor slaves coughs and gags. she just laughs in his face.
The foot Goddess Sasha needs her skinny slave to lick the dust and pebbles off her dirty feet in the mountains. First she makes him clean off her dirty high heels with his tongue and than has the slave lick off her bare feet. He must give her some sole licking and toe sucking to ensure her pretty feet are totally clean. It is foot worship at its finest.


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We have in-house capability and new product lines are continuously developed to stay ahead of market trends and satisfy consumer needs.
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Hostal de Sammy is a large three story house that sets itself apart from other buildings around it. Entering on the first floor, you are greeted by a large checker-board black and white marble entry. The main floor of the house is comprised entirely of common spaces while the second and third floors of the house are where the
are loacated. The house has 5 shared bathrooms and 6 showers in all.
The common rooms include:
The Game Room
We took out a wall and combined two rooms to make this extra large room complete with a pool table, foosball, PS2 with it's own gaming couch, and a high-powered audio system for your musical pleasure.
The Dining Room
Adjacent to the game room sits the Dining Room with several attractive tile-topped tables and loads of natural light. In the morning (or whenever you happen to wake up), the free breakfast is available here.
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Hostal de Sammy has five always-on computers connected to an 8 Mb ADSL connection complete with popular office and photo editing software as well as free printing.
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With two stoves, a microwave, and plenty of refrigerator space (two of them!) the kitchen has everything you need to cook your meals.
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I am on holiday in the UK and couple of weeks ago I lost my wallet in Penshaw while visiting my brother.
I checked at Jags supermarket and the young man in the shop had the wallet behind his counter.
I would like to pass on my thanks for the honesty shown by this shop.
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Alumnus Chris Cummins invests in the lives of student athletes.
When Chris Cummins '75 was a kid growing up in Belton, he would ride his bicycle over to Mary Hardin-Baylor, searching the campus for discarded Coke bottles to sell for two cents apiece.
"The college girls would sit outside the dorms drinking Cokes and then throw their bottles in the bushes. It wasn't long before I realized I had a little piggy bank in the bushes there."
That early entrepreneurial spirit has led to a successful career in the oil and gas service and supply industry. And when he had the opportunity to give back, Cummins could think of no better place than his alma mater.
"I've always wanted to do something for the university in some way or another. I got so much out of going to school here. It was time to give something back," Cummins said.
After playing tackle at Belton High School, Cummins was recruited to a state school on a football scholarship. There he met his future wife, Cindy, and once they were married, the two returned to Belton where Cummins finished his education at Mary Hardin-Baylor.
"There was such a difference going from a state school to UMHB. I was so impressed by the care and concern the teachers had for their students. They took an interest in me personally."
Cummins worked through college in the accounting department of Mobil Chemical in Temple. After graduating, he moved to the Midland/Odessa area to work in the oil field service industry. He remains in the profession today, serving as Vice President of Sales for an oil field supply company based out of Birmingham, Ala.
"When I'm spending time with the team, I just want to be Chris. I don't even want them to know that building is named after me. I just enjoy being a part of it; I enjoy getting to be around them." — Chris Cummins '75
Over the years, he and his wife have given major gifts to the university's Football Excellence Fund, which supports the program's operational budget.
"As a former athlete, I respect the fact that these kids play for the love of the game. They came here to play football, and my hope is they leave with a degree. I want to do something to make their time here a little nicer so they want that degree. There are so many people that kick in; I've just done what little I can do."
When the university broke ground on a 9,429 square-foot expansion to the team's field house this past April, it was quickly decided that the new building would be named Cummins Field House as a tribute to the Chris and Cindy, who have supported the program so generously in the past. The honor brings tears to Cummins' eyes.
"Its humbling because there's nothing perfect about me," Cummins said. "I'm just an oil field hand who came across something good that happened in my life and wanted to share it."
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This public phone is strategically located at the entrance-exit to the Monday Falls. You can try to call home just for the fun of calling from ... where?
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This is a secret little waterfalls where I often go and take a very few people for my ecopsychological nature-connecting experience


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Run for a Reason
SportAccord, (the union both Olympic and non-Olympic International Federations) celebrates the first International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (IDSDP) with a commemorative run at 16:00 local time on Sunday 6 April during SportAccord Convention.
In late August 2013, the UN General Assembly declared the 6 April as the International Day of Sport for Development and Peace. The adoption of this day signifies the increasing recognition by the United Nations of the positive influence that sport can have on the advancement of human rights, and social and economic development.
To signal this important date and to join the world commemoration, SportAccord has decided to invite a local organisation, the Antalya Volunteers Association (Antalya Gönüllüleri Dernegi) to participate in the celebration, in recognition of their extraordinary social work within the Antalya community. All 50 Runners will be either children, which benefit from the Association's activities, or volunteers who allow these to be implemented.
The Association was founded in 2010 in order to create a social approach with moral and material cooperation, solidarity and sharing, as reuniting the citizens of Antalya in a nature conscious, social and cultural environment. The association focuses in fields such as persons with disabilities, youth, environment, arts and culture and employment.
One of its Units' motto is "We are the future". It attends to the social needs of children and youngsters in order to improve their mental and physical health. It also provides advice centers, offers sports activities, organizes trainings sessions and supports youth through the Youth in Action projects.
Mr. Marius Vizer, SportAccord President stated that, "through years, this date shall become universal, a day dedicated to sport practices where everybody, from global to local, commits to promote social positive impact through sport, and sport will truly become a tool to build better society."
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May you always have art to charm/
your days, a sensible hearth/
and friends dependable as gravity.
These poems are from Private Eye.
Wendy's books can be ordered directly from her, because she gets a deal from her publisher and is glad to sell them for $15 Canadian including shipping. Wendy's email address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Her mailing address is PO Box 496, Sooke, B.C. V0S 1N0.
Wendy Morton is the host for the Mocambopo reading series in Victoria, B.C.
Wendy Morton
My Friends Die
for Shirley Atkinson
My friends die.
I see them in the thin blue light
of hospital rooms,
where they lie,
newly scarred,
their lambent dreams,
beyond reach.
fluids move
through them,
from them.
Later, they become
brave, hairless,
I discover their photographs
in drawers,
smiling, distracted by life,
or caught in conversation,
in blurry pixilation
as they move
toward the last blue light.
Death's Necklace
for Rooth Cross
My friend wears death's necklace,
she says she thinks of white butterflies
flying in her blood.
she is hopeful:
she will plant a garden,
plan a picnic,
One breast is gone,
now half a colon,
the lymph nodes next.
There should be cermonies
for her parts:
ritual burials;
celebrations with
incantations and incense.
there are the blurred words
of oncologists,
the lies of friends,
death's transparent, burning wings.
Falling Water Birds
The red winged blackbirds
arrive each year
in the trees behind the house.
I call them
the falling water birds.
There is a stillness my mind remembers.
Not the sound of birds.
Waterfalls. Cascades of light.
What are the sounds
the mind makes? Falling water. Blackbirds.


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For more details on this clinical trial, including contact information, please see this trial's listing on clinicaltrials.gov:
The purpose of this trial is to examine the hematologic response rate of Exjade® in patients with AML and high risk MDS and chronic iron overload from blood transfusions. Deferasirox has been developed as an iron-chelating agent, and unlike deferoxamine, a previously developed iron chelator, deferasirox has the advantage of oral administration.
Study Date:
Fri, 08/01/2014 to Mon, 08/01/2016
Bone Marrow Disease(s):
myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS)
Drug: Exjade® (deferasirox, ICL670)


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My name is JEAN. My Animal ID # is A1111855.
I am a female black and white am pit bull ter mix. The shelter thinks I am about 3 YEARS old.
I came in the shelter as a OWNER SUR on 05/12/2017 from NY 10452, owner surrender reason stated was PERS PROB. I came in with Group/Litter #K17-097016.
Jean A1111855 is at risk for a New Hope Only behavior determination.
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05/12/17 16:01 Jean is a 3 year old pitbull who came to us with her brother whose owner could not keep them due to personal issues. Owner has had them their wholelife and got them when they were two weeks old. They visited a vet a year ago and had a clean bill of health. Jean is very outgoing with strangers when her brother is around but once the noverlty has worn off she walks away and requires a couple of minutes to approach the stranger and solicit attention again. There is a 1 month old in the house that she is gentle with and gives kisses. She has only been around slightly older children a few times, sometimes she is gentle and playful and other times she has barked and growled at the child. Jean does not play with adults much, just her brother. She lives in a home with her brother who she is very bonded to but she will bark, growl or lunge towards other dogs and is kept a distance from them. She does not play with other dogs. She will chase any cat she sees. She has never bitten another person or animal before. Denim is not house trained and uses the bathroom indoors. She does not destroy house hold items. She is not bothered by having his food, treats or toys touched or taken while he has them and does not mind sharing with her brother Denim. She is ok with being restrained. She will struggle and may run when it is bath time but will allow once in the bathtub. She allows herself to be brushed. She barks when someone approaches the door. Jean has a high level of energy at home and likes to follow owner around the house and be in the presence of other people. She only plays with kongs and needs a kong to direct her chewing attention towards. She sleeps wherever she'd like and is fed dog chow dry food with white rice twice a day but can be picky and does not always like the same food, especially wet food. She does not like when people fight in front of her and she gets easily excited and may nip or bite if someone is fighting or play fighting with owner. She is not very house trained and has accidents almost daily but uses the weewee pad occasionally. She is well behaved when left alone other than going potty indoors. she has been crate trained and is ok with it and stays in there no longer than 7-8 hours during the day. She does not know any commands and does not pull on the leash and is not walked off leash. When counselor appraoched Jean with scanner she backed up and growled. She was apprehensive but sniffs at counselor but
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KNOWN HISTORY: Full profile 5/12/17 Unaltered Female, Owner surrender (lived in previous home for 3 years) Previously lived with: Adults, 1 child (ages 1 month) one other dog. Behavior toward strangers: Outgoing Behavior toward children: Gentle with the baby. Denim has been around older sometimes gentle other times barks and growls. Behavior toward dogs: Barks, growls and lunges at other dogs. Behavior toward cats: Will chase Resource guarding: None reported Bite history: None reported Housetrained: No, and has accidents almost daily. Energy level/descriptors: Jean displays a high activity level in the household. Other notes: Upon intake Jean backed up and growled at the counselor. SAFER ASSESSMENT: 5/16/17 Toy: 1. No interest. Summary: Jean bared her teeth with her tail tucked in the kennel when attempting to remove her. Once Jean was out of her kennel she would walk with her body low and her tail remains tucked. Jean came into the assessment room and remained fearful when the assessor approach her she became stiff and bared her teeth. PLAYGROUP: When off leash at the Care Center, Jean is nervous and mostly keeps to herself in a group of small male and female dogs. Jean's previous guardian reported that she may growl, lunge and bark at novel dogs on leash but did live harmoniously with another male dog. The Behavior Department recommends that Jean be placed with dogs that match her calm sociability. MEDICAL BEHAVIOR: 5/13/17: During her medical examination, Jean was very nervous, tail tucked and briefly bared her teeth. ENERGY LEVEL: Jean displays a low activity level in the care center.
RECOMMENDATIONS: New Hope Only _X_Place with a New Hope partner- Jean has not acclimated well to the kennel environment and has allowed only minimal handling since intake. We recommend placement with a New Hope partner who can provide any necessary behavior modification (force-free, positive reinforcement-based) and re-evaluate behavior in a stable home environment before placement into a permanent home. We recommend only force-free, reward-based training methods as more aversive techniques will likely increase fear and increase the risk of aggression. Potential challenges: _X_House soiling – Jean is noted to have occasional accidents in the house, and will likely need guidance with house training. We recommend ONLY force-free, reward-based, positive reinforcement training methods. Accidents should never be punished as it can damage the human-dog relationship and is likely to make the problem worse. _X_Fearful/potential for defensive aggression- Jean has displayed fearful behavior in shelter, she displays no social behavior towards handlers and attempts to increase distance and avoid contact. Because she is so uncomfortable, Jean does not tolerate any form of human-touch and has attempted to bite upon direct contact.
Exam Type GROUP BEHAVIOR
When off leash at the Care Center, Jean is nervous and mostly keeps to herself in a group of small male and female dogs. Jean's previous guardian reported that she may growl, lunge and bark at novel dogs on leash but did live harmoniously with another male dog. The Behavior Department recommends that Jean be placed with dogs that match her calm sociability. 5/14: Jean is initially hesitant to interact with the male helper dog but relaxes her tucked body and tail some, wanders the pen and occasionally sniffs the other dog as he walks by her. 5/15: Jean was introduced to a novel female today and greeted her with a soft body but continues to display nervous posture- tail tucked. She remained slightly social in a group of males and females, briefly sniffing then walking away, and did not engage in any play behavior. 5/16: Jean displayed nervous body language- a tucked tail- and mostly kept to herself in a group of calm male and female dogs. She is tolerant of face to face greetings. 5/17: Jean is less nervous in a group of calm male and female dogs. Her tail remains relaxed and neutral.
Medical rating was 1 – NORMAL , behavior rating was NONE
DVM Intake Exam 5/13/17 Estimated age: ~2-3yrs, female Microchip noted on Intake? yes 911002001291164 History : Owner surrender Subjective: Observed Behavior – QARH. Very nervous, tail tucked, hypersalivating, no interest in treats, briefly bared teeth, soft muzzle placed for exam Evidence of Cruelty seen – No Evidence of Trauma seen – No Objective P = wnl R = wnl BCS 4/9 EENT: Eyes clear, ears clean, no nasal discharge noted Oral Exam: Teeth clean, minimal exam PLN: No enlargements noted H/L: NSR, NMA, CRT < 2, Lungs clear, eupnic ABD: Non painful, no masses palpated U/G: Female MSI: Ambulatory x 4, skin free of parasites, no masses noted, healthy hair coat CNS: mentation appropriate – no signs of neurologic abnormalities Assessment: Apparently healthy Plan: Continue to monitor while at BACC Prognosis: Exellent SURGERY: Okay for surgery
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"Autumn carries more gold in its pocket than all the other seasons."
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When asked what my favorite season is in Korea it is hands down autumn! Something about this season resets my brain. I feel renewed, my energy levels spike back up to full power and I find inspiration in everything. It's kind of how people generally feel about the first day of the new year.
Fall offers such a wide variety of beauty: fog, color, fantastic light and stunning sunsets (probably sunrises too but I'd never be awake early enough for that haha). Everyday I have a wave of happiness and peace take over as soon as I open the windows or go for my daily walk. I'm greeted by something beautiful everyday and that alone inspires me to literally stop and take it all in.
It sounds like I have an unlimited amount of time everyday to go and frolic outside in the leaves - I don't. I am however lucky to have the responsibility of taking my dog for a walk everyday which means come fog or sunshine, for one hour a day, I get to admire what Mother Nature has decided to put out there. Between managing my energetic dachshund and lagging my heavy gear with me, is not easy and so I decided to document autumn this year with my iPhone. Leaving the gear at home freed me up to concentrate more on the composition of the pictures and focus on what I wanted to show or say.
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Both before and after our visits to Muslim countries (6 and counting) the question we are asked the most frequently at home is "Did you have to wear one of those things?". Some people mean were we covered head to foot in burqas and others just wonder if we had to cover our hair. When we say "no" we are met with varying degrees of disbelief.
So with massive disclaimers (per Brunette's insistence) we are going to share our understanding and experiences but want you to know:
- No Muslims, Christians, Jews or people of any religion were harmed in the writing of this post
- We do not endorse or condemn (or actually think much about) any religion
- We get a fair bit of stuff wrong so maybe some of this is too
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We knew we wanted to write this post but it is rude to ask to take a photo of a Muslim (or quite frankly any) woman (especially if you're going to put her picture on your blog) without getting her permission first. But Blonde loves to be the center of attention so she obligingly posed for this picture.
The headdress is a hijab and the black outerwear/gown/cloak is an abaya. So who wears what when? We used our keen reporting skills to answer this question for our readers.
Our first night in Doha we were jet-lagged, hence lacking our usual air of sophisticated reserve (by this logic we've been jet- lagged for well over 25 years). As we finished our small and alarmingly expensive meal at a quiet restaurant in our hotel three women walked in and sat at the table near ours.
They were young, wearing traditional dress, carrying expensive designer purses and wearing fashionable, sexy shoes. Brunette suggested that Blonde go over and ask the women if they would speak with us about their clothing. While Blonde pondered the idea we scribbled a list of questions in our impressive reporter notebook. This is the actual cover of that notebook (which cost 39 cents).
After developing our list of questions Blonde walked over, asked the women and they very pleasantly agreed to speak with us. They were also sisters and ranged from a 32 year old PR professional to a 28 year old mother of two and an 18 year old student.
Here are our hard-hitting interview questions:
Q1 Do you dress this way at home?
A1 No, only when they're out in public and they do not wear the abayas when they go to other countries.
These women were well educated and have traveled extensively and told us that they do not wear the abayas when they go to Western countries such as the U.K. or America. They cover their hair but not necessarily with the same hijabs they wear in their country.
They also said that they really like America because Americans are so friendly. (Wonder if that would still be their impression if they dressed as they do in the their home country? Hope so.) The middle sister and her family had recently visited Disney World. She showed us pictures of her in pink pants, a cute top and a pink hat.
Q2 How many abayas do you have?
A2 "Many" (followed by quite a few giggles)
Q3 Are they custom made or do you buy them already made in stores?
A3 Both.
Q4 Do you have different colors and ones for different seasons?
A4 Yes. They have some velvet ones for when it's cool, lighter weight ones for when it's hot.
Q5 Are there different styles for married versus unmarried women?
A5 No
Q6 Do you ever wear them in colors other than black?
A6 Yes, they own quite a few different colors but prefer black because it's "classique".
Q7 Are they difficult to drive in?
A7 After the giggling subsided they explained that they have drivers, they don't drive. They can drive and know how to drive but they don't particularly care to do so. We hadn't thought of that!
The sisters wanted us to make it clear that they wear the headdresses because of their religious beliefs and the abayas because of cultural tradition. This was an important distinction they wanted to have be understood. They like to wear the abayas because they said they offer some "privacy". One of the women flipped open her abaya to show us that she was wearing blue jeans under it.
Our new friends also mentioned that Sheikha Mozah, the glamorous second of the three wives of Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, former Emir of the State of Qatar, has begun to show a little more hair in the front of her hijab so many of the women in Qatar are following suit. The Sheika sounds like quite an interesting lady as she has a lot of influence in educational policy, works for the advancement of women, advocates against extremism and domestic violence and has established a place for herself in policy making. We say "You go Girl!"
Our last caveat, this conversation was about daily dress in public. It was not about what to wear when you go into a mosque. There are very strict rules about that and we discussed them in a post from last year when we were in Abu Dhabi and went to the Grand Mosque. You can read that post here.
We hope this post will help to demystify some of the misconceptions about women's clothing in the Middle East and show it as being at least as much a cultural tradition as a religious mandate. It may be hard for Western women to believe the women in the abayas seem to be quite happy in them and to not feel oppressed by them but that certainly seemed to us to be the case.
Next we will report from an Amish bake sale and give you the scoop on why they dress the way they do! Hold on to your seats!


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Mount St Helens Volcano and memorial as seen from Johnston Ridge
I spent a day at the Mount St Helens Volcano National Monument this past week to catch up on the latest activities at the Johnston Ridge Observatory located 5 miles from the volcano crater. A new outdoor amphitheater is under construction, and it's a race against time as to whether or not it will be completed before the observatory closes down for the winter. It will greatly assist in accomodating the crowds of people that gather for presentation talks about the volcano.
What I came to see at the JRO (Johnston Ridge Observatory) was the new 17 minute movie in the renovated auditorium entitled "Mount St Helens: Eruption of Life." I was literally blown away by this film! It is everything that one would expect from today's cinematography standards with its high-definition filming and surround sound. Original historic film is combined with state-of-the-art digital cinematography that results in a small masterpiece that tells the volcano's story from eruption to rebirth of plant and animal life in the post-eruption blast zone. The minutes showing the pyroclastic flow rushing through the forests and lakes destroying everything in its path kept me spellbound. Viewers grew silent as they watched with awe and emotion the drama that unfolded before them on the wide screen. And then, as soon as the film finished, the black curtains that were in lowered position from beginning to end of the film lifted to reveal a panoramic view of the volcano with its gaping crater through large, paneled windows directly in frontal view. The audience gasped. What a finale!
Mt St Helens (center), Toutle River Valley (left), Castle Lake (right)
Another volcanic peak, Mt Adams, seen barely rising above the wasteland
Remains of eruption-blast trees dot the volcanic landscape
Coldwater Lake was formed from the 1980 eruption
Native ground squirrels make their homes among the fallen trees and ash
Mount St Helens National Monument Postcard from Zazzle.com.


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My chinese water dragon has had a bump near his tail & it burst five minutes ago during one of his soakings. The bump was soft & a pasty, pus-like substance came out of it. Now there is a hole behind his leg where the bump used to be. I'm worried that his health is at risk because of this hole. I'll post a photo I just took of it
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PLEASE HELP CWD infection?
i have alligator lizards, when they try to breed or they have a rough shed and they get open wounds i clean it with hydrogen peroxide then put pollyspirn on it. with the toes i only have to do this a couple times, but when they breed the male bites the females head and she gets pretty chewed up, so i had to keep washing, peroxiding and then polysporn. and a couple times a tiny band-aid.
id suggest until its at least scabbed well that you house him on paper towel or something Else that wont get in the wound and can be changed frequently.
i did the peroxide and poly treatment about twice a day( using the peroxide on a cotton swap until the bubbling greatly slowed or stopped)
i hope i helped, please update, allielover
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My latest new favorite poet is David Livewell. The below poem (from American Life in Poetry: Column 527) does an excellent job of writing an eloquent memoir for those individuals that so many take for granted (or ignore altogether, which turns my stomach, frankly).
I always make it a point to remember that in this world we are ALL equal, no matter our sexual orientation, race, religion, political party, or amount of money in the bank (SORRY Koch Brothers). There are many, many people who make sure that the world is a better place to live in, yet you can't take any of their "seminars" or buy their books in the "self-help" section because they are the ones who make sure the chairs are placed, the carpet is vacuumed, and the coffee pots filled at those "seminars".
Thank you, Mr. Livewell, for shining your poetic spotlight on the Everyday Heroes.
Retired from other trades, they wore
Work clothes again to mop the johns
And feed the furnace loads of coal.
Their roughened faces matched the bronze
Of the school bell the nun would swing
To start the day. They limped but smiled,
Explored the secret, oldest nooks:
The steeple's clock, dark attics piled
With inkwell desks, the caves beneath
The stage on Bingo night. The pastor
Bowed to the powers in their hands:
Fuses and fire alarms, the plaster
Smoothing a flaking wall, the keys
To countless locks. They fixed the lights
In the crawl space above the nave
And tolled the bells for funeral rites.
Maintain what dead men made. Time blurs
Their scripted names and well-waxed floors,
Those keepers winking through the years
And whistling down the corridors.
My favorite lines are these because they give the subjects an enigmatic, "Phantom of the Opera" quality that I find really cool:
"Explored the secret, oldest nooks:
The steeple's clock, dark attics piled
With inkwell desks, the caves beneath
The stage on Bingo night. The pastor
Bowed to the powers in their hands"
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Monday, February 26, 2007
Is the quarter almost over? I keep telling my friend and fellow nursing student, S., "It's only two more weeks!" and she says, "Uh, no, it's three." I'm just going to keep telling myself it's only two weeks because I'm pretty sure I can make it two more weeks without popping, imploding or screaming up and down the street in the rain. And, you know, it's not the care plans, it's not the impending math test that I have yet to study for, it's not learning the language of pharm (acology), and it's not the lack of sleep. It's all of the above and/or I'm ready to move on. I'll have fewer classes next quarter, for one thing. I'll be working at a hospital much closer to home. Patho and Pharm will become History of Nursing and, heck, history used to be one of my majors. How hard can it be? How boring can it be? (don't answer the last question if you already know. I want to be surprised!)
My patient last week was a sprightly woman in her late sixties. I was impressed by a) the normalcy of her toenails b) the amount of pain medication she takes on a daily basis and still describes her pain as an "8" on the pain scale (that's on a scale of zero to ten, zero is "no pain" and ten is "the worst pain you've ever had in your life"). Eight. And she has a fat fentanyl patch on her chest. I had to pick, the night before, between studying for my pharm test and stdying pain and I, crappy nurse, picked the pharm test. So I was useless to her. And I couldn't even hear her heart murmur.
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Friday, February 16, 2007
The Isolation Ward
Every week we get to pick a new patient. It's a little frantic...A bunch of us descend upon the Skilled Nursing Facility at the same time after our skills lab and scramble through the "cardex" looking for patients who are going to be there the whole week and who, ideally, have problems we comprehend. It's either luck or an art form, but three students out of eleven had their patients go home by Thursday. The other fun part about picking a patient is deciphering the patient's file. These things usually weigh about twenty pounds and every one of them is different. Sometimes, it's pretty easy to figure out what they're "in for". A lot of times the medications take several pages to list. And where is the "nursing language" class? LOC? Is that Loss Of Consciousness? Is that Locus of Control? Level of Care? Laxative of Choice? All of the above? You betcha!
So, I picked a "bad patient." I panicked. I wanted to pick someone who looked like they'd be there all week and I picked a patient recovering from MRSA (methicillin resistant staph aureus) sepsis and who had T-cell lymphoma. She was in the isolation ward. When I got there the next day, she was barely conscious. I was ready in my plastic gown and gloves to give her a bed bath, when the occupational therapist called out to me, "Oh no, she needs to do her ADLs [activities of daily living]." Uh. OK. This woman can barely move. And, not only that, but apparently T-cell lymphoma makes a person itchy. VERY itchy. My patient had bloody lesions all over her body from scratching (my care plan will correctly id them as "excoriations" and I'll have them listed in a range of measurements from 3-7 mm). And my patient was 5'7" and weighed 160 pounds. I'm almost 5'1" on a good day. So I had to get my patient out of bed and into the wheelchair, And then off of the wheelchair and onto the potty (oops, too late, Code Brown). And back into the wheelchair and back into bed and then, says the occupational therapist, "Oh no, she can't be in bed. She needs to sit up in the wheelchair." And, here's the suck-y thing about the isolation ward, you can't leave the room in the gown, you have to take it off, take off the gloves and THEN you go find help. It took several heftings of my patient before I realized: I can't do this. I can't move this woman by myself. So, every time I needed to move her somewhere, off goes the gown and gloves, out to the hall to track another student down (heh, heh, can't hide from me: white scrubs REALLY stick out), new gown, new gloves and on the count of three up she goes.
Somehow I made it through the clinical. I got to school and I realized: shoot, I helped my patient put underwear on and she had a catheter. That's got to be contraindicated! I'm the worst nurse ever. What if it prevents the urine from draining? What if she's really uncomfortable but too out of it to say anything? What if I get thrown out of the program for being an idiot? I went home. I finished my care plan: 20 diagnoses and Impaired Physical Mobility. On Tuesday she could barely lift her head, but on Thursday, she got up out of bed and walkered her way to the bathroom! I hadn't killed my patient! She was much better (despite another Code Brown on her wheelchair) and my Expected Outcomes? Out with the contaminated gloves. I was just hoping she'd sit up in her wheelchair for an hour. I told my patient I was proud of how much she'd improved. Maybe I can be a nurse.
Sugar Cookies
This is an easy recipe. It produces a tasty yet sturdy cookie. I made about 150 of them for my daughter's 100 Days of School Celebration.
3 1/2 cups AP flour
1/4 tsp salt
1 tsp baking powder
1 cup chilled butter
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 large eggs
2 tsp vanilla extract
sanding sugar (or just extra white sugar) or royal icing
Whisk together flour, salt and baking powder. Set aside.
Beat butter and sugar using paddle attachment. It'll take little while, but beat until creamy. (I think the chilled butter makes a flakier cookie without compromising the structural integrity)
While beating the butter and sugar, whisk together the eggs and vanilla. Drizzle slowly into the creamed butter and sugar with the mixer on low. Combine. Add flour half the flour and combine. Add the other half. (Heck, you could add it all at once, but if I do I get a huge flour cloud).
Divide dough in half and wrap in plastic, fridge for an hour.
Line two cookie sheets w/ parchment paper. (you don't have to, it just makes the cookies so much easier to remove)
Roll one dough blob on a lightly floured surface with a lightly floured rolling pin. 1/4 is a good thickness. Cut out cookies. put on cookie sheet. If you're not using icing, sprinkle with sugar.
Bake for about 10-12 minutes or until just brown around the edges. Leave them on cookie sheet for a few minutes and then transfer them to a wire rack for cooling.
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Thursday, February 08, 2007
Our real clinicals started this week and I'm so tired after having gotten up at 5:30 AM to get to my clinical site at 7 AM and then onto my classes all afternoon. Up until this week I thought: wow, being in nursing school is *way* easier than getting into nursing school and the prereq courses, but I'm revising that. This has been an exhausting week. Perhaps part of the exhaustion is that my two kids have been sick with some horrible coughing plague (my daughter sounds like a barking seal and my son is like an accordion with the "breathe" key pushed in.) and there's been extra juggling on everyone's part to make sure they have an adult caring for them all day. And the night waking: my daughter's little fever-y body smashed right next to me in the middle of the night barking like a seal and, me, awake counting down the hours until the alarm goes off. It's always weird to leave the house when it is still dark. There's a semi-exciting/ partially nauseating feeling and it should be dream time, but now I'm on the highway and it's still dark when I get to my clinical site.
So I picked my first patient. I thought, phew, this woman has congestive heart failure, TIAs and is on a million medications (including the drug I feared the most for nasty side effects in my first pharmacology test: amiodarone). I thought: this is going to be hard. And it was really hard. She didn't really want any help from me. The first day I "took care" of her I was panicky. She was happy to let me take her vital signs, but, while all of my fellow students were merrily bed-bathing their patients,wiping patient's butts and checking heart and lung sounds, I was chatting with my patient. She didn't really want me to check her for edema or help her with her range of motion exercises. It was...very pleasant, but I felt like I wasn't doing my job. I had a list of assessments I should have been doing. The form sat on my clipboard, ignored, until I got home. And then I realized, Hey! I did a lot of assessing in chatting with my patient. I was able to fill in information about almost every one of the body systems (cardiopulmonary, integument, etc).
Then came my first care plan. I spent more than two hours trying to write my Expected Outcomes (um, they're goal statements with a very specific language and format). Two sentences. Two hours. OK, some of that time was on the phone talking about the expected outcomes, but still. Two hours! And, here's the "funny" part. I didn't implement my plan. My patient's sister had died and she found out while I was there. I was mostly an ear today. And, even if I was able to implement my plan, it was all wrong for my patient. I was going to ask her to change her routine and I think that's what keeps her going every day: the steady regularity of her day (get up, breakfast, meds, get dressed etc) that is in contrast to her heart's dysrhythmias.
This is hard.
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Thursday, February 01, 2007
The Long Week
oops. I wasn't able to do my post yesterday. I had my first clinical today and I had my first pharmacology test today and I had to wake up at 5:30 AM and somehow make it happen. The clinical was at a skilled nursing facility. Today we just followed around nurses and CNAs and tried to stay out of the way and help as much as possible. The first CNA we followed was not the friendliest person around. She mostly gave bed baths to patients (not one of whom was younger than 90) and checked blood pressures. My partner and I were cringing. She didn't use bath blankets on any of the women we saw her bathe. She squeezed a wet washcloth on the patients so the water splashed down on them in a startling way. She was rolling the patients over like they were slabs of beef. One woman (she was 104!) -when the CNA left the room - said, "She's a terrible teacher! Use your own discretion." I think I will pick her as my patient for next week so that I can give her a more gentle bath. I mean, she's 104. That's amazing. She shouldn't be rolled over like meat. The next CNA was very gentle with the patients. Introduced herself, touched them gently, chatted with them. I realized today that, hm, maybe I can do this. Maybe I will be a good nurse. I enjoyed talking to the people who were able to talk. It was exciting to try and find the pedal pulse (top of the foot) on a patient who had had knee surgery. She also let my partner and I test her for pitting edema (I'm a gal who knows how to have fun!). The elderly folks had such interesting bodies that were actually lovely in their own way.
The downside: well, I'm not that into making beds and we had to clean up a poopy bed. The nurse we attempted to follow was not thrilled to have a bunch of nursing students dressed like marshmallows (remember, we have to wear white from head to toe) hovering over her. And, it seemed like the nurses spent all morning scanning medications. We had our first pharmacology test afterwards so I was trying to read all of the labels and detect possible drug-drug interactions (The only one I came up with was Tums and ferrous sulfate).
The pharm test? I knew right off that I got the first question wrong. Pharmacotherapeutics isn't reeeally a word, is it? Um, apparently, but tell that to my spell checker. I did ok, somehow, but it was a squeak.
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6 Days Trailer 2 Features Jamie Bell Against Terrorists
The second movie trailer for 6 Days has been released by Icon Film Distribution. The first movie trailer to 6 Days was a promo for a generic action film. This movie trailer showcases a far better film with multiple storylines and competing agendas. The original trailer was bare-bones compared to this trailer.
I was very young when the Iranian Embassy in the United Kingdom was occupied by terrorists in 1980. True crime films like these are becoming more and more prominent on movie studios' slates for upcoming films. Since terrorists are such an ever present threat in the modern world, we should expect to see more films featuring them.
The terrorist leader in this 6 Days trailer is given almost as much screen time as the police chief. The terrorist leader in 6 Days, I wouldn't say that he is humanized, but he is shown not to be a complete monster. The police chief and the terrorist leader both have their goals. One of them is manipulated by the British government to end the hostage situation in a particular way.
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Famous American actress and singer. She isbest-known for her leading role as "Beth" in " when in Rome" (2010) and as " Marni Olsen" in " You again". She has been nominated in many awards and got 3 teen choice awards for a moive " veronica Mars" and " forgetting Sarah Marshall" (2006-2008). She gained popularity with some special role in movie : a narrator in drama television series : " gossip girl" and as voiceovers in blockbuster " Frozen"
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She attended " Tisch school of the arts " at New York university. She first took a role in " Broadway" stage in music play named " The adventures of Tom Sawyer". In 2002, she moved to California, made an appearance in several TV shows and guest-starred in some movies : " the shield" " American dreams" " deadwood". In 2004, She got a role in American drama " Veronica Mars".
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