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As a continuation from my "Helpless but not Hopeless" post, yesterday I realized that I need to be able to ask for HELP more than I do and that I do have people around who can help me.
I met a good friend (Ms. A) for lunch yesterday. We have known each other about 15 years, have talked through marriage problems, divorce issues, dating, adoption, death and have been able to help each other through these things. But when most of these life events happened, I was healthy and able to assist Ms. A in just as many ways as she was able to assist me. When I was in the capacity to help her, it was easier for me to ask for help because I felt that I could reciprocate the gesture when Ms. A needed it. This extends to all my friends, as I'm realizing.
It was never easy for me to ask for help, as I was always a self confident, self motivated woman with a good head on her shoulders and could basically get myself out of any situation with little assistance. Nowadays, that is not the case. I need help, more than I'd like to admit and do have problems asking for it.
I was telling Ms. A about how last week I felt anxious and helpless when my car didn't start and that I am extremely vulnerable in situations that I don't have control over. She was extremely reassuring and told me that my behavior was normal for someone living with a chronic condition as I am. Healthy people get anxious and that I shouldn't be upset with myself for feeling like that. Ms. A also reassured me that even though we don't speak as often as we used to when we saw each other regularly (as we used to work together), that she is only a phone call away and that all I need to do is call and she will be here helping me in any way I need. I know she really meant that and didn't just say it to make me feel better.
We talked for 2 hours about normal things that girlfriends would chat about and it also reminded me that I need to reach out to my other girlfriends more because even though I wasn't feeling that good physically yesterday, when I said goodbye to Ms. A, mentally I felt better.
I guess deep down, I wish people would offer their help and assistance instead of me having to ask for it. I know I would, as I always have, but as I'm seeing most people aren't like that. Truthfully, everyone has busy lives. Most of my friends are high powered career women who work long hours in stressful jobs that often take them out of town on business trips. They have 3 or 4 children in various life stages and they aren't sitting and thinking about ways to help me. But that doesn't mean they wouldn't help me if I asked them.


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It seems like this time of year it is pretty common for me to be bouncing between significant depression and chunks of mixed episodes. Even so, there is a chance it is the Latuda causing this agitation, so I can't say for certain what is causing it.
My boyfriend, Corey, seems to have unlocked the key to noticing when I am having a particularly bad mixed episode. Basically, any time I slam doors, or scream in the kitchen, or can't sit still, or refuse a comforting hug he's been suggesting we go outside for a walk.
Taking a walk seems to be the only thing that can somewhat counteract my mixed episodes. It feels like taking a cork out of a bottle that has been rapidly building pressure. Something about nature makes me feel less like throwing the pots and pans and breaking spatulas.
So far paranoia hasn't been the issue, the issue is something more akin to pure rage. It is almost like being turned into the incredible hulk because all I want to do is smash things and fight.
When I was younger I used to just smash things and fight. It felt quite nice, actually. I can't help but feel like holding it in seems just like holding my breath, because ultimately when I run out of air, I just explode.
The thing I've been keeping my eye on is that potential explosion. The last significant time that happened I blacked out and don't remember any of it, talk about terrifying. Like I said though, there seems to be less psychosis this round, so things might turn out fine.
Yesterday the agitation didn't happen at all anyway. Pure depression, instead, where things are down and for a moment they feel even more down.
Next week I'm seeing my psychiatrist so I don't feel particularly nervous. In fact, I've had a few blips of mixed states that erased my anxiety altogether (as mania normally does for me) which is almost a welcome situation, as uncomfortable as it can be!


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HBO made a number of scheduling announcements today, alerting viewers to the return of one award-winning drama and the premiere of two new comedies... Boardwalk Empire Season 4 will premiere on Sunday, September 8 at 9 p.m. Read More... //www.tvfanatic.com/2013/06/boardwalk-empire-season-4-to-premiere-on/
HBO has unveiled some new trailers for the upcoming seasons of two of its original series. First up, the debut teaser trailer for Boardwalk Empire season four gives us our first look at the new character played by Jeffrey Wright, Valentin Narcisse. The character is described as "Doctor of Divinity, philanthropist, student of culture and the man who runs Harlem," and it's clear in this brief teaser that he may pose quite the threat to Steve Buscemi's Nucky Thompson. Wright's character is a series regular for the new season, so expect to see plenty of Narcisse when Boardwalk Empire returns this fall. READ MORE...
"Only kings understand each other," Doctor Narcisse (Jeffrey Wright) tells Nucky (Steve Buscemi) in HBO's first teaser for Boardwalk Empire season four. According to Deadline, Narcisse is the man who runs Harlem, and from the short teaser it's also apparent that he's going to be Nucky's latest adversary. As he says, only kings understand each other, but they also understand there's only room for one king at a time– hence the two men's first meeting being intercut with a series of escalating violent confrontations. Check out the teaser below. READ MORE...
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[WARNING: The following story reveals major details about the Season 3 finale of Boardwalk Empire . Read at your own risk.] "You can't be half a gangster." Jimmy Darmody's haunting words to Nucky Thompson have loomed large this season on Boardwalk Empire . But on Sunday's finale, Nucky proved he's not doing anything halfway anymore. Fall TV Report Card: How's the new class doing? To bring an end to his ongoing war with hothead Gyp Rosetti ( Bobby Cannavale ), Nucky ( Steve Buscemi ) promised ... //www.tvguide.com/News/Boardwalk-Empire-Postmortem-Terence-Winter-1057068.aspx?rss=breakingnews
Boardwalk Empire "Margate Sands" Season 3 Episode 12 (Season Finale ) airs Sunday Dec 2 2012 (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET/PT) on HBO. Episode Synopsis: Desperate to weaken Gyp's (Bobby Cannavale) alliance with Masseria (Ivo Nandi) and reclaim Atlantic City, Nucky (Steve Buscemi) cedes control of one of his prized assets to Rothstein (Michael Stuhlbarg). Harrow (Jack Huston) returns to Gillian's (Gretchen Mol) brothel for some unfinished business; Luciano (Vincent Piazza) is forced to take on a new heroin partner after being arrested in New York; Chalky (Michael Kenneth Williams) and Capone (Stephen Graham) put their enmity on hold while taking on Masseria's men; Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) decides to end one relationship and considers resuming another. Read More... //www.tvequals.com/2012/12/02/season-finale-boardwalk-empire-season-3-episode-12-margate-sands/
HitFix's Alan Sepinwall interviews "Boardwalk Empire" creator Terence Winter about the HBO gangster drama's just-completed third season. //www.hitfix.com/blogs/whats-alan-watching/posts/boardwalk-empire-creator-terence-winter-talks-nucky-richard-chalky-and-more-from-season-3
The big question leading into tonight's "Boardwalk Empire" season finale was how Nucky Thompson (Steve Buscemi) would manage to recover from the streak of bad luck and betrayal which has steadily encroached upon him all season. But after a finale filled with strategic maneuvers and an enormous body count, the lingering issue remaining for Season 4 is whether or not Nucky will stick to the "full gangster" mantra. Season 3 was more consistent than the last -- the writing was stronger, and it played out with fewer contemplative and slow episodes. And unlike last year, the finale wasn't packed with jaw-dropping revelations or unexpected deaths. Instead, "Margate Sands" played out as a tribute to Nucky Thompson's shrewd negotiating skills, and his ability to take back his city after losing nearly everything. *WARNING: Spoilers ahead* A Nucky-less Atlantic City is chaotic, and gang violence has the press and the public talking. Even as Thompson plots his... //blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2012/12/boardwalk-empire-season-finale-same-boardwalk-different-nucky.html
How will Margaret handle her pregnancy? Will Gyp Rosetti survive? What is going on with Val Alden? Will Richard Harrow take on Gillian? Questions abound as we head into tonight's Boardwalk Empire Season 3 finale, which is titled "Margate Sands" and which will begin on New Year's Eve 1922. Look for Dean O'Banion to cause some problems for Al Capone, while Richard mentors Tommy in Atlantic City and Margaret tours a new hospital made possible by Nucky's fortune. Visit TV Fanatic soon after the finale airs for our detailed review and prepare for it now via the following teaser: //www.tvfanatic.com/2012/12/boardwalk-empire-season-3-finale-promo-demanding-a-sacrifice/
Nucky Thompson (Steve Buscemi) started out Season 3 of "Boardwalk Empire" in full gangster mode, but recent episodes have featured a weakened, threatened Thompson in hiding. Atlantic City's head honcho has almost completely run out of company, true to Jimmy Darmody's dying prophecy. Almost. Thompson is ending Season 3 staunchly determined to win back his town. With the help of Al Capone, Chalky White, and his brother Eli, Nucky is set to do battle with Gyp Rosetti -- and Sunday's episode is guaranteed to be a bloodbath. But there are quite a few remaining loose ends left to tie, and some big questions for the season finale: 1. Where is Margaret? Nucky knows about her affair with Owen (Charlie Cox), but audiences didn't see him confront Margaret (Kelly Macdonald) about it (nor did we see her subsequent departure with the children). Where is she? How will she handle her pregnancy now that Owen is dead?... //blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox/2012/11/boardwalk-empire-5-big-questions-for-the-season-finale.html


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North Kansas City Hospital opened the city's largest, most comprehensive Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation facility last month. The existing department was not only remodeled but physically enlarged from 24 to 30 patient rooms, expanded services and moved to a new location on the 4th Floor of the Hospital.
Staff began accepting patients on March 19 in the new space that features all private rooms. Research shows that private rooms expedite a patient's recovery.
The new rehabilitation gym boasts 1,800 square feet, enlarged from the previous 300 square feet. The gym allows patients to practice real-world scenarios in the comfort of a hospital setting, like a complete front porch and entry. The gym also features a Nintendo Wii™ to increase balance, coordination and visual perception and is equipped to meet the needs of bariatric patients.
Other real-world settings in the department include a fully functional kitchen to practice cooking, a spacious dining room, a washer and dryer and grocery store to learn how to physically handle grocery shopping and practice exchanging money.
A transitional living apartment is a new feature that allows individuals to encounter situations to gain confidence and skills to function safely at home.
"This beautiful facility is met with open arms by the medical community. North Kansas City Hospital is honored to be able to accept and help rehabilitate patients from other prestigious hospitals in the area," says Christine Snedden, director of Acute Rehab.
About North Kansas City Hospital: For over 50 years, North Kansas City Hospital has been at the forefront of providing medical care in the Northland. The Hospital is an acute-care facility with 451-licensed beds and five centers of excellence including Northland Cardiac Center, Northland Cancer Center, Northland Women's Center, Northland Orthopedic Center and Northland Emergency Center. The medical staff includes over 550 physicians representing 49 medical specialties. For more information, contact North Kansas City Hospital at 2800 Clay Edwards Dr., North Kansas City, MO 64116, on the web at nkch.org, at 816-691-2000 or follow the Hospital on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.


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To set the Ticketing Display Mode, you must have already created your venue.
You may then Edit the Venue seating Mode by clicking on the venue name in Manage > Venues to find the full Ticketing Display Options.
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In this mode, a table of all available tickets is displayed below/above the seating chart and where each Section is a tab, also shows the seats available only for physical handicap or aisle space.
2.Ticket List General Admission with discounts.
This mode is the same as above, but with additional columns for discounts and and user can select the special rates for the particular seat.
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This mode is the most visual mode for ticketing, where an image of the seating chart is displayed, and the user is able to click directly on the seat hotspot which they wish to purchase tickets for and add tickets to their cart. Available seats can be clicked on and added to cart, whereas unavailable seats will display in a muted or different color and are non-selectable. This mode is excellent to use for mapping display stands for festivals, fairs and conferences as well as for seating charts. Here there are two types of seating modes are available for setting up chart according to the availability of seats.if venue consist more than 200 seat than its more suitable to use large venue type for building interactive seating chart.
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In this layout the customer can select several seats from the seating chart. Each seat will immediately appear on a list. They can unchecked any seat to remove it from the list. Lastly they will click "Add To Cart" and the seat(s) will be added to their shopping cart.
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Management Dynamics Honored with its Eighth Pros to Know Award
Management Dynamics Honored with its Eighth Pros to Know Award
|CEO Jim Preuninger Recognized for His Industry Knowledge, Market Insight and Leadership Experience
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ, February 11, 2011 -- Management Dynamics, a leading provider of global trade management (GTM) solutions, today announced that its Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Jim Preuninger, has been named as a "Provider Pro" in the "2011 Pros to Know" listing by Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine. This is the eighth consecutive year that a Management Dynamics executive and thought-leader has been recognized by the magazine for their commitment to helping customers transform their global supply chains.
With over 25 years of software industry experience, Jim Preuninger oversees the strategic development and reach of the company's Global Trade Management (GTM) solutions which empower multi-national organizations to implement new cost cutting strategies throughout their supply chain, open the doors to new foreign markets, and operate legally and compliantly with trade regulations from around the globe.
"Jim Preuninger is a thought-leader shaping the supply chain industry and advancing supply chain as a respected discipline in the enterprise," said Barry Hochfelder, editor of Supply & Demand Chain Executive. "His efforts in developing the tools, processes and knowledge base necessary for supply chain transformation, and in promoting new approaches to supply chain enablement, has earned him a place on this year's Provider Pros listing."
The Supply & Demand Chain Executive Provider Pros to Know is a listing of individuals or groups of individuals from a software firm or service provider, consultancy, academia or analyst or research firm who have personally helped clients grow their business by assisting them in managing risk in the supply chain, providing competitive advantage and/or delivering value to the bottom line. The Provider Pros to Know were further broken down into categories reflecting their unique specialties.
"Supply & Demand Chain Executive is a must-read publication in the industry and I am extremely honored to be recognized by its editors as a leader in the supply chain space," said Preuninger. "We thank our customers for helping Management Dynamics achieve this prestigious award. Their insight and support has enabled us to deliver solutions that transform domestic supply chains into efficient, streamlined and successful global operations."
The full listing of the 2011 'Pros to Know' is available in the February/March 2011 issue ofSupply & Demand Chain Executive magazine and e-book beginning in early March and on the Supply & Demand Chain Executive Web site at http://www.SDCExec.com/2011Prostoknow.
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The Diary of a Young Girl by Anne Frank
Anne's feelings about what the helpers have done for her and the other Annese residents can best be described as inconsiderate and amusing.
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With the enhancement of the RTCA DO178B to the RTCA DO178C, four so-called supplements have also been developed. The RTCA DO 331 Model-Based Development is one of these four supplements and describes the requirements for model-based development and verification in aerospace. The following article provides answers to the following questions:
- How is the RTCA DO331 structured?
- What does mean the distinction between specification model and design model?
How is the RTCA DO 331 Model-Based Development structured?
The structure of the RTCA DO 331 is very similar to the RTCA DO178C. The RTCA DO 331 contains all chapters of the RTCA DO178C. Where necessary, additional/changed requirements for model-based development and verification are defined.
The RTCA DO 331 focuses on the following topics:
- System aspects related to software development
- Software Life Cycle
- Software Planning Process
- Software Development Process
- Software Verification process
- Software Configuration management process
- Software Quality Assurance Process
The most important addition to the RTCA DO 178C is the additional definition of a specification model and a design model. This topic is discussed in more detail in the following section.
What does mean the distinction between specification model and design model?
Already in the definition of the software life cycle process, the RTCA DO 331 requires the clear definition of models used as either specification model or design model.
It is not possible to use a model both as specification model and as design model! In a specification model, the RTCA DO 331 assumes that it implements high-level requirement.
For a design model, the RTCA DO 331 assumes that it implements the architecture or design and, if applicable, low-level requirements.
Furthermore, the RTCA DO 331 clearly states that a model coverage is not identical to the structural source code coverage. This means that structural source code coverage is also necessary when using model-based development.
The RTCA DO 331 thus transfers the clear distinction between requirements and architecture/design from the RTCA DO 178C into model-based development. This makes a lot of sense, since the requirements or specification model describes the "what" of a product and the architecture/design or design model describes the "how".
Many who see great progress in model-based development are also doing so because they believe that they no longer need to create requirements. The RTCA DO 331 clearly contradicts this assumption.
The fact that structural coverage is still required in model-based development is probably due to the current state of the technology. In my view, the medium-term goal here has to be to replace structural coverage, but this is only possible if a clear and comprehensible relationship can be established between model and source code. With today's technology, we are still a long way from this.
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The Seattle Times Company, publisher of the Seattle Times lost 98% of its value in the past four years.
In 2004, newspaper broker Dirks, Van Essen & Murray put the value of the company at $900 million. Two years later McClatchy purchased a 49.5% share of the paper from Knight Ridder, which valued the paper at $240 million. McClatchy has regularly written down the value of the company since and in a federal filing dated Nov. 7, it valued its 49.5% stake in the company at $7.9 million.
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Cold Cave w/Austra
Bowery Ballroom
Saturday, August 6
Better than: Keeping it all inside.
Tortured, downtrodden, and fashionable, Cold Cave has dug deep and thoroughly into the ever-resurfacing chasm of 80's nostalgia. Their blend of gothic new wave, industrial, and synthed-out disco has all the melodramatic stoicism of that decade's often dread-soaked spin on pop. But on Saturday, the band's music wasn't the brooding or foot-dragging polemic that it had been built to resemble. With severe and almost comical furiousness, Cold Cave seemed less focused on dwelling on the pain as they were on expelling it openly and uncouthly.
A range of musicians has supported singer/songwriter Wesley Eisold throughout his project's lifespan, so what to expect from his performances has been unpredictable. What began as a typically static, knob-twisting experience has grown into something resembling a leather-bound trapeze act. After a solitary peaceful moment spent handing out sunflowers to the audience, the band's floodgates of angsty ire swung open and remained that way. Neither Eisold nor fellow keyboardist Dominick Fernow seemed very attached to the space behind their instruments, and both often launched to the front of the stage—Eibold dragging his mike stand in tow bending down to the audience on slender hips with howls and handshakes, Fernow screaming and shooting death stares, caught in some trance of perma-roid-rage. They taunted, cajoled, and ingratiated the steadily upbeat and equally stylish audience all at the same time. It's no small feat getting a sea of black-clad onlookers to express unbridled emotion, but watching a band obviously concerned with image enough to wear leather jackets during blazingly hot festival day slots care so little about their own propriety was disarming and inviting of movement.
The band's audacity and stage presence has boomed exponentially, even as it has shrunk to a three-piece on stage. On Cherish The Light Years (Matador) the steady stomp that categorically defined its earlier work has been allowed to roam a bit. The majority of Cold Cave's new material still adheres to an authoritarian rigidity; songs like "Icons of Summer" and "Confetti" had a foreboding, fall-in-line pace that were made even more neurotic by devilish and grimy synth melodies that rarely wavered from the prescribed tempo.
But there are also previously unexplored moments of both expansion and contraction in their rhythms, and even flourishes of uplifting—and what some dark, dour youth might consider tender—moments. "Icons Of Summer" had an ascending beauty hidden in the song's imagery of superficiality and dark instrumentation. "Villains of the Moon" showed Cold Cave moving tangentially along similar paths as other new wave enthusiasts like Cut Copy by embracing a giant, arena sound. Cold Cave's version of bombast still dwelt in the recesses of nihilistic complacency, but there was also a bittersweet exultance in flushing out the pangs of disappointment and defeat —a musical accompaniment to shallow but necessary rebellion, like trashing your well-providing, creatively stifling parent's vacation timeshare. "Catacombs" shared a similar longing and obsession with the future that continues to be a prevalent a theme through much of Eisold's music, yet remained hopeful with a bounce and anthemic soar. At some point during the recent, cloud-covered past, the sun must have poked out just long enough for Cold Cave's sunflower-and-weed-filled garden to flourish.
Critical bias: Wes Eisold's voice could only exist in the genre in which he operates.
Overheard: "Those bookends are beautiful."—about Austra's pair of brunette backup singers.
Random notebook dump: Opener Austra was a sultry and energetic blend of siren harmonies and dirty disco. It's like if Abba went Wiccan.
Set list:
Icons of Summer
Youth and Lust
Comes Close
Theme From Tomorrowland
Villains of the Moon
I've Seen the Future and It's No Place for Me
Burning Sage
The Laurels of Erotomania


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Fishing Without Bait Episode 34: Feel the Tingle
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Jim Ellermeyer discusses "feeling the tingle" of life and participating in life. What is holding us back from our Carpe Diem? How do we become grounded.
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For no reason at all I'm proud to present:
the cover to True Love Confessions no. 1, May 1954.
Told you I was a sucker for old romance comics...
BTW:Look at the dog. And then look at the dog again...
You know that that dogs face will haunt you when you sleep, don't you?
Friday, 30 March 2007
True Love Confessions
Upplagd av Joakim Gunnarsson kl. 11:57
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This site claims to have copyrightfree downloads http://goldenagecomics.co.uk/ , I dont know about that but scroll down to Fiction House and download "Cowgirl Romance". It is quite amusing.
- 4 April 2007 at 20:14
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How to access a site's media storage
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|Mark Greenberg
|11/27/2011 01:50 am
|I want to download the videos of the site http://www.randomsite.com/
the site stores its videos at http://media.randomsite.com
How would I get at just the files in media.randomsite.com?
(when I tried using that as the starting url, I got a message that the content had migrated to www.randomsite.com)
|Oleg Chernavin
|11/28/2011 05:23 am
|As far as I know, such sites do not have predictable URLs, like 1.mov, 2.mov, etc. - which could be enumerated using the URL Macros feature.
So, the only way is to download the whole www... site to get all links to the media on the other site.
Best regards,
Oleg Chernavin
MP Staff


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Saudi conglomerate Astra Group is part of the consortium, led by Arab Bank Group chairman
A group of investors will pay $1.12 billion for Saudi Oger's stake in Jordan's Arab Bank and expects to complete the deal by mid-January, a member of the consortium told Al Arabiya TV on Wednesday.
Saudi Arabian conglomerate Astra Group was part of the consortium, led by Arab Bank Group Chairman Sabih al-Masri, that was buying the 20 percent stake, Ghassan Akeel, chief executive for Saudi Arabia and the Gulf Cooperation Council at Astra Group, told the broadcaster.
Masri is also chairman of Astra Group.
"We have 45 days exclusivity and God willing by Jan. 15 we should be done with everything," Akeel told Al Arabiya TV.
He said the consortium was paying 6.25 dinars ($8.82) per share. Arab Bank's shares closed at 6.09 dinars on Wednesday.
Masri had confirmed a Reuters story that he was leading a consortium to buy the stake after the family of Saudi Arabia's Fawaz Alhokair dropped its $1.1 billion offer.
The stake is held by Oger Middle East Holding, which is owned by the family of Lebanese Prime Minister-designate Saad al-Hariri.
Saudi Oger, the central plank of the Hariri business empire, was one of two large Saudi contractors charged with implementing the kingdom's grand infrastructure plans before the fall in oil prices and consequent state spending cuts left the company facing a possible multibillion-dollar debt restructuring to stave off collapse.
As a result, it has been seeking to shed assets to try to meet its debt, which include around 15 billion riyals to banks, plus billions more to contractors, suppliers and employees, sources told Reuters in September.
The Arab Bank stake sale was expected to help it repay a $1.03 billion loan from regional and international banks due to mature in February next year.For all the latest banking and finance news from the UAE and Gulf countries, follow us on Twitter and Linkedin, like us on Facebook and subscribe to our YouTube page, which is updated daily.


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Even though it's no longer the global hotbed of creation it once was, Paris's allure has never waned, especially among writers, philosophers, artists, and intellectuals. It's no wonder, then, those famous minds have often made witty, poignant, or melancholy observations on the city of light. Whether they lived here, were just passing through, or were themselves vital participants in Parisian culture, these great thinkers, writers, artists, and even politicians left behind quotes, observations and quips that in many cases still ring true when encountering the great Gallic metropolis.
Without further ado, here are some of the best-known (and most cited) quotations about a fascinating and enigmatic city. May they inspire you as you embark on your first, or twentieth, trip to the capital.
"When good Americans die, they go to Paris." --Oscar Wilde
"If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life, it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast." -―Ernest Hemingway, in A Moveable Feast
"Paris is always a good idea." --Audrey Hepburn
"A walk about Paris will provide lessons in history, beauty, and in the point of life. --Thomas Jefferson
"I'd like to see Paris before I die. Philadelphia will do." --Mae West
"The best of America drifts to Paris. The American in Paris is the best American. It is more fun for an intelligent person to live in an intelligent country. France has the only two things toward which we drift as we grow older—intelligence and good manners." --F. Scott Fitzgerald
"America is my country and Paris is my hometown." --Gertrude Stein
"An artist has no home in Europe except in Paris." -- Friedrich Nietzche
"I am the man who accompanied Jacqueline Kennedy to Paris, and I have enjoyed it." --John F. Kennedy
"I cannot tell you what an immense impression Paris made upon me. It is the most extraordinary place in the world!" --Charles Dickens, in a letter to the Count d'Orsay, 1844 (The Selected Letters of Charles Dickens)
"Paris is a hard place to leave, even when it rains incessantly and one coughs continually from the dampness." --Willa Cather
"One gets a good look at one's country from this perspective and one learns to see one's nation with double eyes, to feel what we have got and what we have not got. I've learned more about America in one month in Paris than I could in one year in New York. Looking at this country makes all the unimportant phases of the AMERICAN problem fade somewhat and renders the true problem more vivid." --American writer Richard Wright, in a letter to a friend, 1946 (a week after arriving in Paris.)
"To my mind, a picture should be something pleasant, cheerful, and pretty, yes pretty! There are too many unpleasant things in life as it is without creating still more of them" --French painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir
"Mine was the twilight and the morning. Mine was a world of rooftops and love songs" --Roman Payne, in Rooftop Soliloquy
"We'll always have Paris." --Howard Koch, screenwriter of the film "Casablanca"
"There is an atmosphere of spiritual effort here. No other city is quite like it. It is a racecourse tension. I wake early, often at 5 o'clock, and start writing at once." --James Joyce (Collected Letters)
"I love the night passionately. I love it as I love my country, or my mistress, with an instinctive, deep, and unshakeable love. I love it with all my senses: I love to see it, I love to breathe it in, I love to open my ears to its silence, I love my whole body to be caressed by its blackness. Skylarks sing in the sunshine, the blue sky, the warm air, in the fresh morning light. The owl flies by night, a dark shadow passing through the darkness; he hoots his sinister, quivering hoot, as though he delights in the intoxicating black immensity of space." --Guy de Maupassant
"In Paris, when entering a room, everyone pays attention, seeks to make you feel welcome, to enter into conversation, is curious, responsive. [In New York] it seems everyone is pretending not to see, hear, or look too intently. The faces reveal no interest, no responsiveness. Overtones are missing. Relationships seem impersonal and everyone conceals his secret life, whereas in Paris it was the exciting substance of our talks, intimate revelations and sharing of experience. --Anaïs Nin, in The Diary of Anaïs Nin, Volume III: 1939-1944
"Paris is 'the city,' isn't it, and I am a lover of cities. It can be experienced much more pleasantly and conveniently than any other city I know. It's so easy to get around on the metro, and so interesting when you get there—each arrondissement is like a separate province, with its own capital and customs and even costumes." --Late American poet John Ashbery
"It is no accident that propels people like us to Paris. Paris is simply an artificial stage, a revolving stage that permits the spectator to glimpse all phases of the conflict. Of itself Paris initiates no dramas. They are begun elsewhere. Paris is simply an obstetrical instrument that tears the living embryo from the womb and puts it in the incubator." --Henry Miller, Tropic of Cancer
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If you enjoyed this feature, also make sure to check out our investigation into the top ten myths about Parisians. Do locals take two-hour lunches, read Albert Camus and Sartre on the metro, and hate Americans? We've decrypted all these stereotypes, and many more, giving you additional insight into some of the most common misunderstandings around French culture and behavior. Also read our gripe-list on things we hate about Paris: these are ten things that really get under our skin, despite considering the city one of the world's greatest.
Finally, if you've been dreaming of coming to the French capital but can't make it here quite yet, read our 5 ways to virtually experience Paris without leaving home.


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Calling all Queensland Young Greens members, young-at-heart Greens supporters, and pretty much anyone who is interested in talking about the future of radical politics in Queensland...
In partnership with Amy MacMahon and Councillor Jonathan Sri, the Queensland Young Greens are organising a night of casual socialising and super-earnest political discussion.
Several Greens members from other states happen to be in town for the NUS Conference (including Senator Lee Rhiannon) so we thought this would be a great opportunity for further discussions about how we can all come together to build a united and effective movement for progressive change.
We all agree that mainstream Australian politics has some pretty deep flaws. The question is what to do about it.
The evening will include a facilitated discussion with our three all-star panelists: Councillor Jonathan Sri, Senator Lee Rhiannon and Senator Larissa Waters. We will briefly hear from each of the panelists on their views on the future of radical politics in Australia: what is currently going wrong, what could radical future look like and what do we need to do to get there. This will be followed by a robust Q&A session, where these ideas can be unpacked further.
The 'formal' discussion will wrap around 8.00pm, leaving us plenty of time for socialising and digging into some juicy informal political discussions with one another.
Free entry. Very reasonably priced drinks will be available for sale (cash bar). All are welcome to come and join this lively discussion.
- July 05, 2017 at 6:30pm – 10pm
Lithuanian Hall (Highgate Hill)
49 Gladstone Rd
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Pakistan on Sunday buried 24 of its soldiers killed in a Nato cross-border helicopter attack a day earlier.
The incident, which was the latest perceived provocation by the United States, has infuriated the Pakistan military leadership which has termed the attack "unprovoked and unacceptable."
On Sunday, the local media showed the funeral of the martyred officers and soldiers, with their coffins draped in green and white Pakistani flags at the headquarters of the regional command in Peshawar. The namaz was attended by Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Ashfaq Parvez Kayani.
Tribal support
Meanwhile, around 500 members of Jamaat-e-Islami, staged a protest in the Mohmand tribal area, where the Nato attack took place.
Jamaat-e-Islami activists also vowed to stand by the Pakistan Army for the country's sovereignty and defence. The elders announced their support in a press conference organised by the party.
The gathering was organised in the Mian Mandi area of the Mohmand Agency, Express 24/7 reported.
"Down with America" and "Jihad is the only answer to America", they yelled.
The army chief also paid a visit to the injured soldiers of the Salala Nato attack at the Combined Military Hospital (CMH) Peshawar.
Earlier, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) Governor Barrister Masud Kausar, Chief Minister Ameer Haider Khan Hoti, corps commander Peshawar and other senior army officials also attended the funeral prayers.
The bodies of the slain soldiers were then dispatched to their native towns. The dead included a major and a captain.
The soldiers were killed early on Saturday in the Salala locality of Baezai tehsil in Mohmand, when Nato helicopters and fighter planes targeted two check-posts.
Subedar Munawar Hussain's body, one of the victims of the attack, reached his ancestral town of Nikayal Gharbi in the Kotli district of Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK) Sunday night for the burial, official sources confirmed.
Three of the reported 28 victims belonged to various parts of AJK. The other two were identified as sepoy Nisaar of the 7-AJK regiment who was a resident of village Dhaar Gerch of Palandri, and sepoy Naeem — a resident of village Bhanstini, Hajeera Tehsil of the Poonch district of AJK.
Kotli Superintendent Police Sardar Gulfraz Khan told The Express Tribune that the body of Hussain was flown to Kotli on Sunday afternoon and was later taken to his native village Nikayal. The martyred soldier leaves behind three sons, two daughters and a widow, according to local police sources who collected details from Hussain's family.
Details about the arrival of the bodies of the other two soldiers were still unclear.
Ratodero and Sahiwal
Relatives of Major Mujahid Hussain and Captain Usman Ali said that the soldiers "sacrificed their lives" for the sake of their country, and they were proud of their sacrifices.
Major Hussain hailed from Ratodero, Larkana, and had joined the Pakistan Army nine years ago. His body will be taken to his native village after being honoured at the General Headquarters and Pannu Aqil cantonment.
His family said that they will not "hesitate to offer any sacrifice" for Pakistan.
Captain Ali from Sahiwal, left behind a widow and a young daughter. The 23-year-old soldier got married last year and was recently promoted to the rank of captain. Usman's father said his son joined the ranks due to his patriotism. (WITH ADDITIONAL REPORTING BY OUR CORRESPONDENTS IN HYDERABAD AND PESHAWAR, AND INPUT FROM REUTERS)
Published in The Express Tribune, November 28th, 2011.


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in the news: harry and meghan's royal wedding
Who doesn't love a royal wedding? Despite having moved back from London to Australia a couple of months ago, I still feel a certain affinity for the UK and the royals. I was particularly excited for this wedding, because I was a longtime reader of Meghan's own blog, The Tig (sadly no longer online). I'm a huge fan of her sophisticated yet understated style and I think she absolutely nailed her wedding style (and Harry didn't scrub up too badly either!)
Let's round up the best moments of the day…
The Dress: Speculation was rife about the designer, with short odds on Aussie designers Ralph and Russo. But in the end, it was a designer who had never even been mentioned during the lead-up – Clare Waight Keller for Givenchy. It wasn't quite what I expected but Meghan's understated elegance brings to mind the style of original Givenchy muse, Audrey Hepburn. The boat neckline was exquisite and showed off her delicate collarbones to perfection and the simplicity of the design meant that all focus went to that veil (embroidered with the flowers of all 53 Commonwealth countries) and the tiara that had me swooning (Queen Mary's diamond bandeau tiara, loaned to her by the Queen).
The Second Dress: This is the dress I expect Meghan would have worn if Harry wasn't a royal – still understated and glamorous but a little more figure hugging and with a perfectly cut halter neckline to show off her shoulders and back. This Stella McCartney is definitely going straight to my own Pinterest board!
The Makeup: Contrary to earlier advice, Meghan didn't do her own makeup, opting instead to draw on the services of MUA friend Daniel Martin. I was a huge fan of her sheer base that allowed her freckles to show through coupled with a soft smoky eye and a gorgeous pink lip. Martin works with Dior and Honest Beauty, so it's likely he used a combination of both brands. Nic Chapman from Pixiwoo did a great tutorial of her predictions for the look, which were pretty much on the mark – especially those minky, grey eyes.
Best Quote: (The Most Rev Bishop Curry realising he'd spoken too long)"We're going to sit down, we gotta get y'all married!"
Best Sign in the Crowd: "I married a ginge too!"
Unexpected Star: It has to be the Most Rev Bishop Curry – so much passion leading to so many uncomfortable Brits in the crowd! I also really loved the gospel choir's rendition of "Stand By Me" (and their gorgeous coordinating colour palette for their outfits!)
Best Feminist Moment: Meghan walking the first half of the aisle by herself with total poise (also honourable mention for omitting 'obey' from the vows, against usual royal protocol).
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As you may have noticed, it has been a while since I have made any posts. Well, I have started a new job and I'm working crazy hours. It has been quite the ride. I've learned so much and still have so much to go. I've been running on little to no sleep and have had no time for any extras.
I know many people can relate. So how do we overcome this exhaustion? How do we balance personal and work life? How do we prevent that burnout we get when we have taken on too much?


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Can you help me to modify "MetaAttribute Format" of a MetaAttribute in any MetaClass in Hopex V2. I can do that in V1 but in V2 its not allowing to do so.
I have attached screen shot to clear view. Thanks in advance....
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You are probably not using the Hopex Customizer profile when accessing the repository. All Meta-Model changes should be done by using that profile. Enterprise Architect profile is no longer sufficient.


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Hair are considered to be delicate part of outer look and require sunlight, moisture, dust and regular combing.
A hair growth treatment helps enhance these aspects.
Hairs are strengthened enough for coping with these all. But still due to various reasons people may face problem of hair loss.
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Hair fall can be due to various reasons like stress , internal weakness, hormonal changes and so on.
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To cope up with this problem there are mainly two methods
- Platelet-rich plasma (PRP)
- Mesotherapy Hair
Both these therapies are safe and non surgical and effective. These therapies are done with the injection of appropriate nutrients and the plasmas which enhance the ability of body for wound healing. These procedures result into the re growth of even inactive follicles and give you back natural hair.
Hair loss or hair growth treatment
If you are suffering from the problem of pattern baldness and patches then it is hair loss problem. In this patients may loss the patches of hair from the particular area of skin or other body parts.
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These two methods differ from each other just by the way of extraction of the hair follicles.FUT is the strip method under this one belt is removed from the donor area and after dissection follicles are transplanted.
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From time-to-time, students in my fiction and legacy writing classes ask to read some of my published stories. Often times I would make digital or copy-printed versions of the stories available. But, recently, I decided to print a small book with the first five stories that earned me the coveted words from an editor: "We would like to print your story."
Simply titled, Five Stories, this thin volume includes the following: Things He Wasn't Supposed to Do, Cop-Cop Cop, Dudley's Sacrifice, Solomon's Ditch, and Most Dead Birds are Never Found.
The book is available for purchase through my printing partner, Lulu, and if you click on this link, you will be taken to the product page.
Some of you, dear readers, have already read all or some of these stories. If you would like, I would be very happy if you would follow that link and leave a review of the stories and rate the book so that it might attract attention of other readers.
As always, thank you all for your support.
Happy Writing!
P.S. Stay tuned for a big announcement next week. I have a new opportunity I am very excited to share with you.


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Cheltenham's night-time economy has won a national award recognising it as one of the best in the country.The town's night-time economy was nominated for a new annual Purple Flag award which highlights the best town or city to be assessed in the previous 12 months in each of the five core themes forming the Purple Flag assessment. Cheltenham was nominated under the 'appeal' category that recognises successful destinations that offer a vibrant choice of leisure and entertainment for a diversity of ages, groups, lifestyles and cultures.At the award ceremony on Wednesday 26 June in London, Cheltenham was announced as the winner of the 'Best in Appeal' national award for 2019.Sarah Walker, ATCM Purple Flag programme manager, said in relation to Cheltenham's night-time economy: "The parts that really stood out in Cheltenham's Purple Flag submission under the appeal agenda were its extensive range of eateries with a diverse food offer and accommodation in the area, a good variety of pubs and bars, many with live music, late night venues suitable for all ages, good use by public of outside spaces, that were well lit at night with public buildings flood lit at night highlighting the architecture around the town and strong early evening offer again suitable for all ages."This was the first year that Purple Flag awards were awarded to night-time economies that surpassed the standards of excellence in managing the evening and night-time economy.Cheltenham's night-time economy has retained its Purple Flag status since 2016.Cllr Andrew McKinlay, cabinet member, development and safety commented: "I am hugely proud of Cheltenham for winning this national award. The award recognises Cheltenham's night-time economy as a destination with a vibrant leisure and entertainment offering for a diversity of ages, groups, lifestyles and cultures."The national award would not have been possible without the input and support from our partners who worked with us to retain the town's Purple Flag status that contributed to the national award. I would like to personally express my thanks to these partners."Kevan Blackadder, director of Cheltenham BID, continues: "I'm delighted that this award has been given to Cheltenham. Our night-time economy businesses have played a big part in making the town both a great place and a safe place for a night out."Colin Pilsworth, Cheltenham Safe co-ordinator, said: "This award is testament to Cheltenham's fantastic evening and night-time offer which has now been nationally recognised. This is the result of the support and collaboration of the businesses, the statutory and voluntary partners who work so hard to make Cheltenham inviting and safe."
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Aircontact PRO 65 + 15 SL
Trekking backpack
Everything fits in here – and can be carried for hours over hill and dale thanks to the optimum weight distribution and well thought out design! Anyone going on a major trekking tour is well advised with our heavy transporter. Tent, cooker and even a large camera are can, thus, be transported to the Australian Outback and the Icelandic end of in the world. The perfect fit for varying sizes – in the SL version for women – is guaranteed by the new infinitely adjustable VariFit-Slide back system.
(side bags hold a volume of 10 L)
|3440 g
|65 Liter
|88 / 36 / 26 (L x W x D) cm
€299.95 incl. VAT
Highlights of Aircontact PRO 65 + 15 SL
Aircontact System
Active Comfort Fit
Height adjustable lid
Bottom compartment
Outer pockets (3)
Front zip access
Padded hip belt
Vari Flex System
Adjustable sternum belt
Rain hood
Inner compartment for valuables
Elasticated inner compartment
SOS label
Drinking system compartment
Compatible with 3.0 litre drinking system/bag
Walking pole holder
Ice Axe Attachment
Includes a day pack
Fixing loops for the helmet holder
Lid compartment
Adjustable straps
Pull-forward hip fins
Vari Slide System
SL Women's Fit
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- * D stands for denier. This describes the yarn weight. 600D corresponds to 600 grams per 9000 meters.
- * PES stands for polyester. PES fibres are very tear and abrasion resistant and hardly absorb moisture.
- * PA stands for polyamide. PA fibres are extremely durable and abrasion-resistant. They are also characterized by high elasticity and low weight.


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This pocket square is ideal for those that like to show a little flair on occasion. As an accessory, it is an instant conversation starter and extremely versatile, creating exciting opportunities to pair it with statement ties.
size & fit
Dimensions: 41cm x 41cm.
Details & care
- 100% Silk
- Gently remove stains with a damp cloth
- Dry clean if necessary
- Press on reverse side with a cool iron
- Made in England
Delivery & returns
To find our more about our delivery options, please see our shipping information page.
We operate a no-quibble returns policy, so after trying our products at home, we will happily exchange them or issue a refund within twenty-eight days provided they are returned in the condition in which they were received.


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Recycling of waste, a key element of the waste hierarchy, is extremely important on islands such as Malta and Gozo, as it reduces the volume of waste which must be either incinerated or disposed of at a landfill site. Recyclable materials collected can also be sold and exported to bring in revenue.
Since WasteServ was established in 2002, the volume of waste separated for recycling has increased dramatically. Back in 2002, only 560 tonnes of separated materials were treated at the Sant'Antnin plant; in 2013, source-segregated recyclable materials totalled 19,735 tonnes.
Recyclable materials include paper, cardboard, glass, plastic and metal. To find out more about the process undertaken at our Sant'Antnin plant please click here.
There are several ways in which recyclable materials can be disposed of responsibly in the Maltese Islands.
Firstly, they can be placed in the grey or green bags for home collection arranged by the local council.
Secondly they can be deposited at one of the many Bring In sites across Malta and Gozo.
Finally, bulky waste items can be deposited at the Civic Amenity sites for proper disposal.
To decrease waste at landfill even further, those with gardens could benefit from producing their own compost.
To download our Recycling Guide leaflet, please visit the Resources section of our website or contact us for assistance.


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'The Catch' Spurred 49ers Greatness
Time, they say, doesn't stand still for anyone - not even the San
Francisco 49ers. It is kind of eerie that the limbo-like speculation
about the future of the team, and franchise players like Jerry Rice,
Steve Young, Ken Norton, Jr. etc., is taking place at the anniversary
time of one of the greatest National Football League moments - January
10, 1982. It was a time that kick-started the franchise to glory!
More than 60,000 fans jammed San Francisco's Candlestick Park for the
National Football Conference championship match up between the storied
and veteran Dallas Cowboys and the potential filled 49ers.
The season before the 49ers were 6-10. Now with Joe Montana in his
first year as the starting quarterback, they had a glitzy (13-3) best
record in the NFL.
The game was a see-saw affair like two boxers going at each other
through the opening rounds of a fight. In the fourth quarter Dallas
clung to a 27-21 lead. With 4:54 left in the game, San Francisco moved
down the field in a time consuming, methodical, textbook drive.
With 58 seconds left, the 49ers were on the Cowboys' six-yard line -
third down, three yards for a first. The ball was snapped to Montana,
who rolled right trying to avoid a furious Dallas rush. A play had been
drawn up to get the ball to Freddie Solomon but he was smothered.
Losing his balance, going backwards, Montana hurled the ball to
Dwight Clark at the back of the end zone. The toss to the 6-foot-4 Clark
was thrown very high. The defender Everson Walls gave up on the play
saying later that he thought Clark had no chance to make the catch since
the ball was thrown so high. But a leaping Clark made the catch,
grabbing the ball with his fingertips and coming down just barely in
bounds for the TD.
Pandemonium prevailed at Candlestick. San Fran held on for a 28-27
win, giving them their first Super Bowl berth. What Dwight Clark
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There are those who argue that Joe Montana was trying to get rid of the
ball and throw it out of the end zone, and that Clark happened to get in
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"That's not true," Clark explained. "That was a play
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Two weeks after "the catch," the 49ers
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In his third season as head coach and general
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But time waits for no one - not even the 49ers. The
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century gets underway.
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Well, this story goes a little differently than what I had hoped. And by little I mean very little because in the end I had everything I'd ever wanted. Another healthy baby boy.
The morning of December 30th was my induction day. Yep, you heard me, induction day. Being induced wasn't what I wanted at all. I never thought I'd ever get to this point because my first was 4 days early! But alas, the day arrived and I was still with child.
When I woke up that morning, still pregnant as can be, I couldn't believe I would be meeting my baby in the near future. The bad thing about being induced, for me, was the anticipation. I had no idea what to expect. I was worried that things wouldn't progress, I was worried they'd force me into a c-section if my body wouldn't do what it was supposed to. I had already felt like my body had let me down in a way. Why hadn't I gone into labor on my own??
At the clinic I go to they won't let you go past 41 weeks. I wasn't upset at them about it because I KNOW they know what's best for my baby and me. I also have way too many medical professionals in my life that wouldn't let me go past the 41 week mark. (My sister is a pediatrician, my SIL is a NICU nurse, my Mom was a nurse, my cousin is a nurse…the list goes on…)
The positive side of being induced, was that we were able to arrange for my parents to come up the night before to watch Preston and our pup, Bentley. We just recently moved (like last month) and didn't have anyone to call to watch Preston if I would have gone into labor on my own. I was also able to shower and put on a bit of make-up before heading in. 🙂
Okay, back to induction day:
So we got to the hospital shortly before 8am. I filled out a bit of paperwork and they took us back to my room. I changed into my gown and they took my vitals and checked my cervix. I was still 3 cm. At 9:15am they gave me the lowest dose of pitocin to get things moving and contractions started immediately. They were still pretty infrequent, but they were getting stronger and I was getting more uncomfortable as the time went on. About an hour later they came in to check my cervix again, I had dilated more so they decided to break my water (ouch). They ordered me an epidural and I got it at 10:30 since they were pleased with how quickly I was progressing. My parents came into the room for a little bit with Preston, but they weren't in there long because I was 10 cm by 11:20. When they told me that, I just started crying! I couldn't believe I was going to meet my son SO SOON! #tearsofjoy
They were going to have me wait to start pushing so that baby could make his way down the birth canal on his own. Around noon the nurse came in and she had me do a trail push to see where things were at. She said we'd wait until the doctor came in and in the meantime she had me laying with the 'peanut ball' between my legs. The doctor came back into the room and I started pushing at 12:10pm. I pushed once and his head came out. I couldn't hear him crying even though his head was out!! The first thing I said was, 'why isn't he crying?!'. My doctor reassured me he would. I pushed once more and she told me not to push so hard because baby was coming out fast. One last easy push and the rest of his body came out. I pushed a total of 3 times, through one contraction, it had only been 2 minutes since I had started pushing. He made his debut at 12:12 pm. Once he was out, it still took him a bit to cry.
My doctor told me that she had to cut his umbilical cord before he could even get out because it was wrapped around his head and his arm–so it was really tight on him! Once she got that cut, she handed him to me, and that's why I was worried because he hadn't cried yet! He did cry just a bit later, it just seemed a lot longer to me-in the heat of things! My sweet boy had finally made it into my arms! All 7 lbs and 11 oz of him!! He was 20 inches long and got an 8 and then 9 out of 10 on his apgars.
We had decided on a name a while ago, but needed to wait to see him before we committed. Once he was born, we were sure that he was going to be our little Jack Urban. That and the fact that Preston had already told his school that he was going to have a baby brother names Jack Urban. haha! The stinker!!
The name Jack and the name Urban are both family names.
So far he has just been the best baby! He's pretty easy going so far. We rarely hear him cry, well except for when he needs an outfit change!
The first night we brought him home, I didn't set my alarm to wake up because I figured he'd be up every hour or so like Preston was. But he ended up sleeping a 5 hour stretch! I was so refreshing to get a good night sleep, but I haven't let him sleep that long since. I make sure he eats at least every 4 hours to keep that blood sugar up! The good news is that he usually falls right back asleep, so I'm able to get back to bed as well.
Preston has loved having Baby Jack home. He is the best big brother. He loves kissing and hold Jack. He is so gentle with him, too. Unfortunately, Preston picked up a nasty bug over the weekend and so we've had to keep him away from Jack as much as possible.
So far, Chad and I are adjusting to life with two kids! I'm a little nervous to see how things go once Chad returns to work, but I'm hoping I can channel the inner supermom in me, and things won't be so bad. :O
His first bath:
Mommy and her boys:
The welcome committee:
Heading home!!
Our sweet little baby Jack:
Perfect way to start the new year! I hope everyone had a happy new year as well!!
This is how we brought in the new year:
Well, I better wrap this up, I've got a baby stirring next to me looking for his next meal! 😉
…until next time! xoxo ❤


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It must be because of the international break that the papers are full of Arsenal rumours once again.
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A brief bibliography of some of the sources for the articles on this site and other books that I find interesting and helpful.
Addison, James Thayer. The Episcopal Church in the United States, 1789-1931. Charles Scribner's Sons. 1951.
Brandreth, Henry R.T. Episcopi Vagantes and the Anglican Church. SPCK. 1947.
Bray, Gerald. The Faith We Confess: An Exposition of the Thirty-Nine Articles. The Latimer Trust. 2009.
Brook, Stella. The Language of the Book of Common Prayer. Andre Deutsch Ltd. 1965.
Duffy, Eamon. The Stripping of the Altars: Traditional Religion in England 1400-1580. Yale University Press. 1992.
Every, George S.S.M. The High Church Party, 1688-1718. SPCK. 1956.
Guelzo, Allen C. For the Union of Evangelical Christendom: The Irony of the Reformed Episcopalians. The Pennsylvania State University Press. 1994.
Hamilton, Bernard. Religion in the Medieval West. St. Martin's Press Inc. 1986.
Haverland, Mark. Anglican Catholic Faith and Practice. Anglican Parishes Association. 2004.
Hughes, Phillip Edgcumbe. Theology of the English Reformers. Horseradish Press. 1977.
Hylson-Smith, Kenneth. The Churches in England from Elizabeth I to Elizabeth II (3 Vols.). SCM Press. 1996.
Hylson-Smith, Kenneth. High Churchmanship in the Church of England: From the Sixteenth Century to the Late Twentieth Century. T. & T. Clark Publishers. 2000.
Isham, Thomas Garrett. A Born Again Episcopalian: The Evangelical Witness of Charles P. McIlvaine. Solid Ground Christian Books. 2011.
Moorman, J.R.H. A History of the Church in England. Adam and Charles Black. 1976.
Mullin, Robert Bruce. Episcopal Vision/American Reality: High Church Theology and Socioal Thought in Evangelical America. Yale University Press. 1986.
Nockles, Peter. The Oxford Movement in Context: Anglican High Churchmanship, 1760-1867. Cambridge University Press. 1997.
Packer, J.I. A Quest for Godliness: The Puritan Vision of the Christian Life. Crossway Books. 1990.
Packer, J.I. and R.T. Beckwith. The Thirty-Nine Articles: Their Place and Use Today. Regent College Publishing. 2007.
Pascoe, Samuel C. The Thirty-Nine Articles: Buried Alive? Latimer Press. 1998.
Randall, Kelvin. Evangelicals Etcetera: Conflict and Conviction in the Church of England's Parties. Ashgate. 2005.
Steiner, Bruce. Samuel Seabury, 1729-1796: A Study in the High Church Tradition. The Ohio University Press. 1971.
Tarsitano, Louis R. An Outline of an Anglican Life: Lessons in the Faith and Practice of the Anglican Church. Classical Anglican Press. 1994.
Toon, Peter. Evangelical Theology, 1833-1856: A Response to Tractarianism. Marshall, Morgan, and Scott. 1979.
Varley, E.A. The Last of the Prince Bishops: William Van Mildert and the High Church Movement of the Early Nineteenth Century. Cambridge University Press. 2002.
Adrian, John M. "George Herbert, parish 'dexterity', and the local modification of Laudianism."
Altholz, Josef L. "The Tractarian Moment: The Incidental Origins of the Oxford Movement." Albion 26.2 (1994).
Best, G.F.A. "Church Parties and Charities: The Experiences of Three American Visitors to England, 1823-1824." The English Historical Review 78.307 (1963).
Bosher, Rev. Robert Semple. "The American Church and the Formation of the Anglican Communion, 1823-1853." Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, 1962. Evanston, Illinois.
Dorman, Marianne. "Lancelot Andrewes and the Blessed Sacrament of the Altar." http://anglicanhistory.org/essays/dorman/sacrament.pdf
Dorman, Marianne. "Andrewes and English Catholics' Response to Cranmer's Prayer Books of 1549 and 1552." Paper for Reformation Studies Conference, 1999. Westminster College, Cambridge.
Eaker, Gordon J. "The Spirit of Seventeenth-Century Anglicanism." South Central Renaissance Conference, Lubbock, Texas (1972).
Fairchild, Hoxie N. "Romanticism and the Religious Revival in England." JSTOR.
Greene, Donald and Gregory F. Scholtz. "How 'Degraded' was Eighteenth-Century Anglicanism?" Eighteenth-Century Studies 24.1 (1990).
Grose, Clyde L. "The Religion of Restoration England." Church History 6.3 (1937).
Hobart, John Henry. "A Charge to the Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the State of New York." Project Canterbury.
Hopkins, John Henry. "Episcopal Government: A Sermon." Project Canterbury.
Leighton, C.D.A. "Hutchinsonianism: A Counter-Enlightenment Reform Movement." The Journal of Religious History 23.2 (1999).
Lowe, Eugene Y. Jr. "Renewing Confessional Anglicanism." JSTOR.
McNeill, John T. "Anglicanism on the Eve of the Oxford Movement." Church Hisotry 3.2 (1934).
Nockles, Peter. "Church or Protestant Sect? The Church of Ireland, High Churchmanship, And the Oxford Movement, 1822-1869." The Historical Journal 41.2 (1998).
Onderdonk, H.U. "Baptismal Regeneration Briefly Defended and Explained." Project Canterbury.
Prosch, Thomas W. "The Protestant Episcopal as a Pioneer and Missionary Church." JSTOR.
Stevenson, Kenneth. "Worship and Theology: Lancelot Andrewes in Durham, Easter 1617." International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church 6.3 (2006).
Turrell, James F. "'Until Such Time as He Be Confirmed': The Laudians and Confirmation in the Seventeenth-Century Church of England."
White, William Rev. "The Case of the Episcopal Churches in the United States Considered." Project Canterbury.
Vance, John A. "Eighteenth-Century Anglicanism: A Layman's View." Eighteenth-Century Studies 25.3 (1992).


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Michigan Governor Rick Snyder has had a pretty rough go of it the last while. All of it very deserved. He's fucked up beyond any kind of forgiveness, and should either quit or be dragged out of the governor's mansion in a new tar and feather coat. I know a lot of politics is subjective, but it's gotta be hard to be proud of the job you've done when children are literally being poisoned for years under your watch. So I have absolutely no sympathy for the self proclaimed nerd in Lansing.
In Snyder's defense, I'll bet this is cheaper than clean water
Meanwhile while all the blame is being heaped on Snyder, General Motors has been seen putting it's hand it it's pockets and whistling nonchalantly as it walks out the back door. Yeah, Snyder had the idea to save money by giving people poisoned water, but he wasn't the one who spent the entirety of the last century dumping poison into the water. That honor goes to GM. Snyder neglected the situation because the people being affected because they were mostly poor and black, but he's not the one who spent seventy years building up a city, and the past thirty destroying it with malignant neglect.
To paraphrase Henry Ford "you can fuck over any city you want, so long as it's black."
Since about 1900 (give or take, I'm not looking up facts because this is a blog, and thems the rules) GM made a small timber town into a giant of auto manufacturing. They did this until about the 80s when the folks at top decided "fuck it, let's get outta here." Since then GM jobs have dropped about 90%. I'm not anti free trade necessairly. People moved to Flint and lived in Flint because they had jobs. That's what pretty much the whole city economy was based on. GM moves out (or at least 90% of it did), and everything else goes down the tubes. Houses aren't worth as much becasue there aren't jobs there anymore. People can't just move away becasue they've invested in houses there and now they can't afford to leave them. So not only did GM, but when asked if they planned on cleaning up any of the environmental or socioeconomic mess they'd spent seventy years creating, local legend has it that the board of GM responded by laughing wildly while a pile of money burned as they literally peed on schoolchildren.
There's a saying round Michigan when GM sneezes, America catches a cold. It was of course coined by a GM chairman. So I guess the update is when GM vomits poison into a water supply for a century the city that GM fucked over without a thought ingests poison. Not nearly as catchy, but what're you gonna do. So let's destroy Rick Snyder, because fuck that guy, but let's save some tar and feathers for folks at GM.


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This is the rather peculiar title of an great summary paper on the transfusion pratice in massive hemorrhage, mainly focusing on trauma. It describes the background, evidence and use of 1:1:1 transfusions as well as pro-hemostatics and the use of TEG/ROTEM in an easy to follow fashion. This is incorporated into the description of the slightly different approaches of two large Level 1 trauma centers with very active blood banks and transfusion docs, in Copenhagen and Houston, TX. A recommended read on current practice.
Timely transfusions save lives
The article spends time on explaining how blood transfusions, including early plasma and platelets, in combination with pro hemostatics and viscoelastic hemostatic assays (TEG/ROTEM) helps save lives. It goes on to explain how and when the two centres activate massive transfusions and how they play it from there.
Both hospitals use TEG/ROTEM for guiding transfusions, but only after the initial massive hemorrhage is somewhat under control. Under high volume transfusions, TEG/ROTEM won't be done quick enough to be a meaningful guide, so they stick to 1:1:1 for this first phase.
They will then move into a goal directed phase, where TEG/ROTEM is actively used to guide plasma and platelet transfusions. They also use TEG/ROTEM to trigger the use of pro-hemostatics like fibrinogen and cryoprecipitate, and also use the Ly30 to guide the need for Tranexamic Acid.
Keep in mind TEG/ROTEM are great assays for evaluating the hemostatic capacity of the blood. But keep in mind that TEG/ROTEM can't measure pharmacological platelet inhibition (aspirin, plavix and its offspins), you'll need Multiplate or similar for that.
Houston use RapidTEG to speed up TEG coagulation and results. The article includes the two slightly different TEG treatment algorithms from both centers.
The article goes into detail without losing the overview. So they follow 1.1.1 transfusion ratios, but discuss how this isn't validated, and how early institution of plasma and platelets (instead of RBCs only) might be more important than the actual ratio. Transfusion packs might help, not neccessarily because they deliver 1:1:1, but because they deliver plasma and platelets with the RBCs, ensuring that plasma and platelets are also given early.
They mention mentioned the PROPPR (Pragmatic, Randomized Optimal Platelets and Plasma Ratios) trial that we've mentioned here before. PROPPR is now finished and might come up with some answers on ratios when published.
Both centres focus on blood components in massive hemorrhage, and mostly stay away from crystalloids, and of course colloids. The biggest surprise of the article is how the Houston centre mentions they still occasionally use some colloids in trauma. We're very sure this is a big no-no, so Houston might have a problem. Apart from that, it all makes sense.
Great article – an easy and practical read, as well as cramming in a lot of research and comments on current transfusion practice. It's also great to see slight differences between two large and dedicated centres. It helps adjust to the real world that the article aknowledges how two slightly different takes can both be valid. There is nothing sensationally new in this article, but a great overview over current practice and the thoughts behind them.
"How I treat patients with massive hemorrhage", Blood, Nov. 2014.
For Scandinavian speakers, there's a more comprehensive look at the thinking behind transfusions and bleeding patients, at this link with a report written by the Copenhagen group with Pär Johansson and his apprentice Jakob Stensballe, both anaesthetists by training, but now working with the blood bank and transfusions. They are big on the transfusion scene. Link in Danish:
Transfusionsmedicinsk behandling og monitorering af blødende patienter


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Thursday, March 30, 2017
Commodore Hendy Field, Buzzards Bay, Mass.
BUZZARDS BAY, Mass. -- Junior Tyler Weninger's (Chandler, Ariz.) two-run triple highlighted a six-run third inning rally that lifted Wentworth to a 7-4 non-league college baseball victory over Massachusetts Maritime Thursday afternoon at Commodore Hendy Field.
The visiting Leopards (10-3), who have already matched their win total of last season in just 13 games, sent nine batters to the plate in their third inning uprising, as Weninger's two-run three-bagger was followed by an RBI double down the left field line by senior Jimmy Temte (Northboro, Mass.). A bases loaded walk, a double play grounder and a wild pitch accounted for remaining three tallies of the frame for Wentworth, which extended its edge to 7-0 in the sixth on sophomore Jake Smith's (Orange, Conn.) solo homer over the left field fence.
The host Buccaneers (5-5) got a pair of runs back in the sixth on an RBI double by freshman Jackson Simone (Seattle, Wash.) that was followed by a run-scoring single off the bat of senior Aidan Desrosiers (North Attleboro, Mass.), and Massachusetts Maritime crept back to within three in the bottom of the eighth on an RBI double by senior Jake Petruzzelli (Abington, Mass.), who then scored on Desrosiers' triple. The Buccaneers had the tying run at the plate with one out in the ninth, but a double play grounder ended the threat and gave the Leopards their third straight win.
Weninger and Temte each had two of Wentworth's eight hits on the day, as sophomore Mike Callagee (Emerson, N.J.) earned his second victory of the season by scattering four hits and striking out a pair over the first six innings for the visitors. Senior Aaron Denis (Dover, N.H.) worked around a pair of hits in recording the final four outs to pick up his first save for the Leopards, as he induced the twin-killing that ended the contest. Petruzzelli and Desrosiers collected two hits each as part of an eight-hit attack in the setback for Massachusetts Maritime, as freshman Alec Schenning (Fallston, Md.) fanned a pair over two-plus innings of work in his first career start on the mound for the Buccaneers.
Massachusetts Maritime hosts Worcester State in a Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference doubleheader that has been moved to Commodore Hendy Field Sunday afternoon beginning at 2:00 p.m., while Wentworth travels to Bristol, R.I. on Saturday afternoon for a Commonwealth Coast Conference twinbill with Roger Williams that also begins at Noon.