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SAP expands and clarifies its programming proposition for real-time enterprise apps
SAP has used its annual developer and technical conference to detail the real and tangible advancements that have been made in terms of programming on (and to) its HANA data platform. More specifically, head of developer relations Thomas Grassl has detailed recent code jam events held in California that have seen programmers of all kinds and all levels start to hack on HANA-based applications and code streams.
Grassl says, "SAP HANA opens up new opportunities for developers changing the way we will now be capable of designing, building and making productive use of big data applications."
This is all part of what SAP is calling an expansion of its programming proposition for "real-time enterprise apps" based upon three key elements: A visually appealing, intuitive, and intelligent user experience with SAP Fiori apps; simplified cloud-based deployment options for the infrastructure of SAP HANA, and powerful new features in service pack 7 (SP7) for SAP HANA. SAP Fiori is the firm's User eXperience offering. It is a collection of apps that support the most broadly and frequently used SAP software functions and acts as a technology layer that sits above ERP, CRM, procurement and SCM, plus other silos such as the talent management silo all of which can be supported by the HANA platform itself.
Based on the success and demand for SAP Fiori, SAP is now launching user experience (UX) design services to help developers take advantage of the "design thinking" approach. The services will consist of a team of professional designers working alongside users in a collaborative model with real end-user participation to develop compelling user experiences across any app or solution.
SAP's Grassl has explained that this total universe of "data developer tools" is now coming together with a direct mission to serve real-time enterprise apps that can now be driven by River Definition Language.
"Through the SAP HANA smart data access developers can combine and integrate data from Hadoop for building real-time applications. In addition, with the River Definition Language (RDL) available with HANA SP7, developers can easily get started and directly develop in SAP HANA."
Note: RDL is an executable specification language that allows development teams to collaborate and specify what applications do, while staying away from how the application's requirements are realized; all this (so says SAP), without compromising on application performance and robustness, on top of HANA.
"Readability is key [in River Definition Language so here we see] expressive and simple language constructs that enable higher level concepts to be easily specified. Its declarative nature helps focus the developer on capturing the application's intent, rather than its execution mechanisms. Conceptually, it is similar to the idea of standard SQL, only applied to a broader (and more complex) domain," notes SAP VP for HANA platform & applications Jacob Klein.
The company's highest profile board-level tech spokesperson Dr. Vishal Sikka has suggested that his firm's technology now helps achieve what he calls the "unprecedented ability" to calculate (in real time) things that were previously unimaginable on as many as 10,000 CPU cores.
With SP7 for SAP HANA, the open application development experience is planned to be broadened and is intended to be language-agnostic. Developers shall be able to take advantage of the core data services (CDS) and pre-packaged data quality libraries to foster reuse and rapid development.
Furthermore, SAP HANA smart data access technology has been enhanced with the capability to write, and has been extended to include sources such as Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server. Smart data access also provides tighter Hadoop integration via Hortonworks. To further expand the use of data, SAP has also added the ability to create custom text analysis dictionaries for processing unstructured data the way business applications need it.
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Im glad my dads dead, and if he saw they called me a traitor ... , said state Rep. Mike McLachlan, choking up after a contentious town hall-style meeting Saturday at Durango Public Library.
The freshly minted state representative supported a measure passed by the House calling for background checks on private sales of firearms.
Democrat McLachlan, a former Marine who served in Vietnam, and Republican state Sen. Ellen Roberts were at the library for a Legislative Lowdown sponsored by the La Plata County League of Women Voters.
At least 400 people attended the event, with standing room only overflowing into the foyer outside the meeting room.
Moderator Stephanie Huss, league past president, kept the crowd in line, threatening to clear the room after an angry outburst by spectators who didnt believe McLachlan when he said he came from a military family, was a veteran and supported the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. McLachlans father was a veteran of World War II.
In addition to local residents, there were gun-rights advocates from all over the state. They were encouraged to show up by a group calling itself Colorado Accountability. The group also circulated a petition purportedly seeking McLachlans recall.
In a post-event interview, Roberts said the petition represents the peoples right to express their wishes.
It reflects the interests of the peoples feelings, she said.
Both lawmakers praised the League of Women Voters for its organization and handling of the event. But both also noted that they didnt get to talk in depth about some of the issues they wanted to.
Library and league representatives picked up dozens of index cards with questions, and Huss held up the relatively thin stack of those questions asked and the much thicker stack of the questions not asked. She noted that the questions would be given to Roberts and McLachlan in the near future.
One of the issues Roberts wanted to discuss more in-depth but didnt have time for was wildfires and what the state could be doing to help mitigate them.
She said the state has rules for prescribed burns, but more can be done to reduce fuels in the forests and in neighborhoods. Where people and nature meet is called the Wildland Urban Interface, such as the areas affected by the 2002 Missionary Ridge Fire.
One potential piece of legislation would provide some funding to help homeowners clear fuels, Roberts said. There also could be more outreach and communication, she said.
During the meeting, McLachlan said the gun legislation should be discussed by both parties so they can come to a mutual agreement.
Im a centrist, he told the crowd, some of whom jeered at him. He explained that putting limits on high-capacity ammunition magazines was a good idea, and he would settle for 30-round magazines.
McLachlan said he supports the Second Amendment, but that no amendment is absolute. McLachlan, a lawyer and former prosecutor, said the U.S. Supreme Court has identified limits on many aspects of the Constitution. He especially cited conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, who wrote in a 2008 case that, Like most rights, the right secured by the Second Amendment is not unlimited.
McLachlan said during its history the Supreme Court has set limits on free speech (First Amendment), and the unreasonable Search and Seizures clause in the Fourth Amendment, among others. Again, a number of spectators loudly expressed disagreement.
Roberts, responding to her colleagues suggestion of cooperation across the aisle, complained she had approached a Democratic leader in the state Senate and was told there was no interest. She also said its always that way, no matter which party is in power.
McLachlan said he agreed with Roberts concern that the minority party is being pushed aside. Its destructive of government, he said in an interview.
Colorado Accountability, the group that put out a call on its website to get as many gun-rights advocates to Durango as possible.
Colorado Accountability claims nonpartisanship, and the groups website uses common phrases often bandied about by the tea party and other conservative groups.
Another aspect of the group is that many of its online articles are signed with only the authors first names and have little or no factual information.
One of the articles is Mike McLachlan is being RECALLED by Anthony.
It begins: This morning, hundreds of men and women descended on the Durango Public Library during Mike McLachlans Town Hall meeting and told him what they thought of him. It was on the website before the meeting.
The article doesnt take into the account the several dozen people who supported McLachlan and applauded him for his stances not just on firearm background checks but also other issues, such as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
In addition, the article ends with, Please come to our forums and sign up to help us RECALL THE TRAITOR MIKE MCLACHLAN!
The recall petition was being signed by anyone who wanted to sign it. But Article XXI, Section 1, of the Colorado Constitution says: Every elective public officer of the state of Colorado may be recalled from office at any time by the registered electors entitled to vote for a successor of such incumbent through the procedure. ...

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Nine months may seem like a long time, but there are many things to prepare for the big day and for life with your new little one. Use this time to talk with your doctor, plan for child birth, spruce up your nursery, and plan for life with your baby.
Talk with your doctor or healthcare provider
As your pregnancy progresses, new questions may arise. Before each prenatal check-up, make a list of questions and concerns you want to discuss with your doctor or nurse practitioner. Topics you may want to address include the following:
- What should I do if I think I'm in labor?
- Do I call the office or come to the hospital?
- What if it's late at night or on the weekend?
- If my doctor is unavailable, who will deliver my baby?
- What pain management options are available?
- What are the risks and benefits of each?
- How late into labor can I receive these medications?
- What natural pain management options are there?
- What are your thoughts on episiotomies?
- When would I need one?
- What if I don't want to have one?
- How often do you do them?
Be aware that an episiotomy should never be done without a medical indication (routine episiotomy is now viewed as doing more harm than good) — this is the position of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and you should expect your provider to voice a similar position.
- Are there any issues in my medical history or in my present pregnancy that may complicate delivery?
- If so, what are the issues?
- What can we do now to minimize any risks?
- What will you do during delivery to minimize any risks?
- What are the reasons I might need a Cesarean section?
- What happens if I pass my due date? Will I be induced? What does that entail?
- Should I create a birth plan?
- If I want to breastfeed, how soon can I get started?
- Will there be anyone available to help me and my baby learn to breastfeed?
- If I feed my baby formula, which one should I use? What supplies will I need? And how do I prepare the formula?
Take a childbirth preparation class
Birth classes teach you about pregnancy and help lower your anxiety about labor and delivery. A variety of topics are offered, from your baby's development to prenatal yoga. Relaxation techniques for labor and delivery are popular topics. The two most common techniques in the U.S. are the Lamaze technique and the Bradley method.
The "Lamaze" technique
The Lamaze technique teaches women to find strength and comfort during childbirth. Classes focus on relaxation methods and controlled breathing patterns to help manage pain. They also teach distraction methods, such as focusing on a photo or having a massage from your partner. The Lamaze approach is neutral about pain medication. Women are encouraged to learn about all options and decide what is right for them.
The "Bradley Method," or husband-coached birth
The Bradley method is an all-natural approach to birth. It stresses the avoidance of medications unless absolutely necessary. This method also calls for an active role for the baby's father as birth coach. Good nutrition and exercise during pregnancy are encouraged. Relaxation and deep-breathing techniques are taught to cope with labor pain.
Visit the pediatrician and hospital or birthing center
Many hospitals, birthing centers, and pediatricians' offices offer open houses for you to meet the staff and tour their facilities. Take advantage of these services.
- Ask your doctor and your friends for a referral to a pediatrician. Visit the open house for new patients. This is a good way to get to know and to choose a pediatrician. This pediatrician will see your baby within the first ten days of life.
- Take a tour of the maternity ward or birthing center where you will give birth
- Ask about the rooms; including whether you will you have a private room? Can a family member stay over?
- Ask about policies, such as who can be present for the birth, visiting hours, and bringing in outside food and flowers
- Do a dry run. See how long it will take to drive from home to the hospital or birthing center. Determine the best route if there might be traffic or other delays.
Prepare your home
When you come home with your little bundle of joy, it's helpful to have things set up. Think ahead to what you'll need for yourself, the baby, and the rest of the family. When friends and family offer to help, take them up on it! When you're only getting a few hours of sleep at a time, you'll really appreciate a home-cooked meal or someone else to walk the dog. Here are some ideas to start preparing the home front.
- If necessary, arrange for someone to help you the first couple of weeks at home
- Shop and prepare food for the first weeks back home, and collect take-out menus
- Prepare a nursery for your baby, you'll need:
- A crib or bassinet
- If you buy a used crib, make sure it meets the standards set by the National Safety Council
- A table or other sanitary place to change diapers
- Diaper bag packed with diapers, receiving blankets, change of clothes, plastic bag for soiled diapers, and baby wipes
- Diaper pail or garbage can
- Storage area for baby clothes and diapers
- If using cloth diapers, set up delivery; you'll need 90 diapers for the first week
- If using disposable diapers, stock up; buy 350 for the first month
- Stock up on clothes and accessories for the baby
- T-shirts or "onesies" (5-10 sets)
- Booties or socks (3-5 pairs)
- Hats (1-2)
- Sleepers (5-7)
- Receiving blankets (5-7)
- Fitted crib sheets (3-4)
- Soft wash cloths (3-5)
- Burp cloths or cloth diapers (3-5)
- Baby scissors or nail clippers
- Baby thermometer
- Mild soap, baby lotion, and baby powder
- Wash all clothes, bedding, towels, and wash cloths before using them with your baby
Be ready for the big moment
Once your contractions become regular, you should be ready to jump in the car and get to the hospital. Check with the maternity ward to see what they'll provide for you. Pack your bags and keep them by the door or in the car so you'll be ready on a moment's notice.
Here are some things to think about:
- Always have the gas tank full
- Bring an infant car seat; you may not need to take this with you initially but you will need it to bring the baby home
- Bring your insurance card, birth plan, and any other useful health information
- Leave jewelry, cash, and other valuables at home
- Pack these things for yourself
- Warm socks
- Hand lotion and lip balm
- Lollipops or hard candy; favorite snacks or juice
- Toiletries (dental care, contact lenses, deodorant, shampoo)
- Comb, brush, and elastics for long hair
- CD player and favorite relaxing music, books, magazines
- Several pairs of underwear, socks, and bras
- Pajamas, with button front if you plan to breastfeed (2 sets)
- Bathrobe and slippers
- Extra pillow, if you are partial to yours
- Loose-fitting outfit and shoes to wear home
- Pad and pencil, to write down questions for your medical team
- Telephone calling card and phone numbers (many hospitals do not allow cell phones)
- Camera or camcorder
Pack for your baby:
- Name and contact information for your baby's healthcare provider
- Outfit for baby's photo and an outfit to wear home (a onesie and an outer garment)
- Mittens or extra pair of socks to cover baby's nails (to avoid scratches on the face)
- One receiving blanket
- One outer blanket
- One hat and pair of booties
- If using cloth diapers, bring two diapers and Velcro diaper covers
- If the weather is cold, a heavy blanket, sweater, and hat
Your partner should pack a bag, too:
- Underwear and a change of comfortable clothes
- Pajamas, if staying overnight
- Toiletries
- Books or magazines
- If you have children, designate someone to babysit while you're in the hospital.
Try to relax
When you are well prepared, you can go into the delivery room feeling confident. Keep in mind, though, that this is a natural process with natural ups and downs. Use your relaxation techniques and focus on the miracle of birth to help get you through the difficult parts.


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1For the leader; "upon the eighth." A psalm of David.
2Help, LORD, for no one loyal remains;
the faithful have vanished from the children of men.a
3They tell lies to one another,
speak with deceiving lips and a double heart.b
4May the LORD cut off all deceiving lips,
and every boastful tongue,
5Those who say, "By our tongues we prevail;
when our lips speak, who can lord it over us?"c
6"Because they rob the weak, and the needy groan,
I will now arise," says the LORD;
"I will grant safety to whoever longs for it."d
7The promises of the LORD are sure,
silver refined in a crucible,*
silver purified seven times.e
8You, O LORD, protect us always;
preserve us from this generation.
9On every side the wicked roam;
the shameless are extolled by the children of men.
* [Psalm 12] A lament. The psalmist, thrown into a world where lying and violent people persecute the just (Ps 12:2–3), prays that the wicked be punished (Ps 12:4–5). The prayer is not simply for vengeance but arises from a desire to see God's justice appear on earth. Ps 12:6 preserves the word of assurance spoken by the priest to the lamenter; it is not usually transmitted in such Psalms. In Ps 12:7–8 the psalmist affirms the intention to live by the word of assurance.
* [12:7] A crucible: lit., "in a crucible in the ground." The crucible was placed in the ground for support.
a. [12:2] Ps 14:3; 116:11; Is 59:15; Mi 7:2.
b. [12:3] Ps 28:3; 55:22; Is 59:3–4; Jer 9:7.
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Do you think that the relationship between brain tumours and epilepsy is related to their increased unnecessary brain irradiation, or are they just born that way?
- April 18, 2011 at 8:20 AM
- Grumpy, M.D. said...
This lady has no tumor.
- April 18, 2011 at 8:24 AM
- Captain Crab said...
2 weeks? I can't go two days without scaring everyone around me to death!
- April 18, 2011 at 8:38 AM
Agree with above.
I had a twentysomething patient who stopped taking Copaxone for months because he didn't like the injections but oh btw also NEGLECTED TO TELL ME OR ANYONE ELSE and then came in with a raging flareup, thanks dude
I had an emogoth overweight young-adult Hot Topic epileptic who deliberately ignored the instructions on her bottle and decided she was too depressed to take the correct doses of her AEDs, OF COURSE she neglected to tell us and came in with inter-ictal psychosis, and well, ended up calling the psych unit home for a few weeks, poor thing
I had a patient who neglected an incredible dose of fifty units of Lantus nightly for THREE MONTHS and then came in with a brain so beautifully calcified the rads resident wanted to call it some eponymous super-rare disease (ps. dear rads resident if i ever meet you i will totally PUNCH YOU IN THE FACE, the ED was so very excited and wanted me to explain your nonexistent genetically inherited disease to them at 2am)
I'm still a first year neuro resident but is this going to be the story of the rest of my life?
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- April 18, 2011 at 9:27 AM
- Grumpy, M.D. said...
Unfortunately, non-compliance and stupidity will be found in all fields of medicine, not just neurology.
The good patients outweigh the bad. No one blogs about the good ones. Nobody wants to read about them.
- April 18, 2011 at 9:33 AM
- Mr Mobius said...
I imagine non-compliance is more common in neuro though, it sort of goes with the territory of some of the diseases, combined with the fact that all chronic diseases have problems with compliance to begin with.
- April 18, 2011 at 9:39 AM
Is it bad to wonder if the CT-induced cancer is divine retribution for omission of that part of her history in the ED?
- April 18, 2011 at 10:24 AM
so was she post-ictal or just stupid? My husband says that you can always tell when he is out of his post-ictal phase because he realizes, finally, what is going on and says GODDAMMIT really loudly. Usually while looking up at me from the floor.
In other news, I got to explain seizure first aid to my CERT (Civilian Emergency Response Team) training class. I had more experience with it than most of the other folks- lucky me! : )
- April 18, 2011 at 10:30 AM
- Grumpy, M.D. said...
She wasn't post-ictal. I know her quite well.
- April 18, 2011 at 10:33 AM
Glad to know our family med patients aren't the only ones who have compliance issues; I think that would be the part of doctoring that would have driven me a little crazy had I managed to get to med school. But I think the ones that were saved and otherwise helped would have kept me coming back for more. Too bad I'm just a pencil pusher, though it still beats the pants off of my former job!
- April 18, 2011 at 10:38 AM
- Packer said...
Uh, "Nobody wants to read about the good patient" or something like that.
Try me, just once--please.
Forgot to ask for more, or could not afford to pay for more ? See a lot of that lately, also see a lot of pill splitters lately.
- April 18, 2011 at 11:17 AM
- Frantic Pharmacist said...
I wonder which costs more --- the ER visit, CAT scan and labs, or the epilepsy pills? ....Sigh.
- April 18, 2011 at 11:22 AM
I don't understand how any patient with a potentially life threatening disease would be lax about taking their meds regularly as directed. It blows my mind! My husband's grandmother has stomach issues and when I was in her medicine cabinet trying to see what she had & what she should take, I saw 5 different Rx and OTC meds but she only wants to take Mylanta and the store brand generic isn't the same she says! I about flipped my lid! Sometimes I want to go off on patients when they come in asking for refills but their Rx expired and they say, "But I haven't taken it for a couple months & I have refills so how could it expire?"
- April 18, 2011 at 12:05 PM
- a.generic doc said...
The other question is whether she told the ER docs that she had epilepsy and didn't take her pills for 2 weeks before they decided to do a CT and all the labs?
- April 18, 2011 at 12:16 PM
- Liz said...
At least she left her name, right? ;) Instead of telepathically expecting you to magically know it.
- April 18, 2011 at 12:27 PM
Do you think a BRAIN will show up on that CT scan? I have doubts...
- April 18, 2011 at 1:00 PM
- lovinmyjob said...
Yeah, we see this alot in the pharmacy. It's the weekend and they are out of refills and "Please, can't you give me an emergency supply?" I always check for compliance. If they are late requesting the refill; meaning they haven't been taking the med to begin with my answer is "NO!" If it's that much of an emergency they can go to the ER and get an rx for that "emergency" supply. Most of the time they do this because they know the doc wants them to come in for a visit and they don't want to.
- April 18, 2011 at 2:10 PM
Maybe they need to develop a morning-after epilepsy pill...
- April 18, 2011 at 2:13 PM
I have epilepsy, and I don't understand why some people procrastinate nor take their meds as prescribed. I'll concede that some of the side effects suck and people forget, but for two weeks?! Good lord.
- April 18, 2011 at 3:10 PM
- T said...
There's a saying: "When the reviews are good, you tell your friends & family. When the reviews are bad, you tell the Internet." re: good patients/nobody wants to hear about.
- April 18, 2011 at 3:20 PM
I massively screwed something up recently and ended up missing 3 days' worth of gabapentin (which I take for pain, not seizures).
Making sure I take my meds exactly as prescribed is now one of the top priorities in my life.
- April 18, 2011 at 5:26 PM
You know what I don't get as a patient? I'm the one who suffers when I miss my meds, not my doctor. As a conciencious patient who knows I will get a migraine if I miss singulair (asthma med) and who knows I will start wheezing...well I do accidentally miss it about twice a year. But I figure that's pretty good odds....
- April 18, 2011 at 5:56 PM
- Moose said...
All I can think of is how I just spent 2+ months without Lantus and 2 weeks without the short term stuff, all because of the rules of the clinic I go to. "We can't give you any of the insulin that was shipped here for you because you haven't been seen by a Dr for over 3 months. You have to show up to one of the twice-weekly open hours and manage to get signed up before we reach out cut-off for number of patients." "But I can't get out of the house by myself, and the couple of people I know out here cannot help me at those times." "Sorry, that's the rules."
Non-compliance is so much FUN! Of course, all that high blood sugar means I've lost lots of weight. All my "friends" are telling me how good I look. I'm sure that I didn't really need those heart/brain cells anyway, because how I look is far more important!
(Eventually I did get to the clinic where I saw a very nice volunteer Dr who confirmed that, yes, I am still a diabetic, but never touched me, to maybe check my heart, monitor the progression of the neuropathy I didn't have before I was poor, or anything else.)
Meanwhile I keep chanting: 4 months until Medicare kicks in. I'm not bitter.
- April 18, 2011 at 7:01 PM
I think docs are way too stingy with refills on meds like birth control pills, allergy pills, and other routine crap. It's a hassle to have to go in every couple months to see the doctor to get a stinking refill on basic generic meds (with no street value). I am thankful most allergy pills have gone otc now. Wish birth control pills would too. I am ok with going in annually for refills on stuff that I take every day all year but no more than that. Even so, if I had epilepsy (or other life-threatening condition) I would make sure to keep a week ahead of the prescription just in case I was late getting an appointment or something.
- April 18, 2011 at 7:07 PM
Maybe more meds need the nasty withdrawal symptoms that Effexor has? That stuff really punishes me if I forget to take it, starting with the leg muscle twitches and moving on the camera shutter closing loudly, and often, inside my head...
- April 18, 2011 at 9:09 PM
- The Mother said...
Where is that study correlating NOT taking your drugs with recurrence of your symptoms?
- April 18, 2011 at 9:10 PM
Non-compliant patients (or for us, owners), not presenting a decent history and subsequently working up a chronic problem at the ER...good to know the problem's not limited to vet med!
- April 18, 2011 at 9:22 PM
I'm starting to understand why people are non-compliant with epilepsy meds. These things are horrible, absolutely horrible.
I do at least try to get my refills on time and call my doctor when I want to change meds rather than just going "hey lets just not take these anymore."
- April 18, 2011 at 9:53 PM
As a med student, it's stuff like this that makes me wish I was remotely interested in radiology... and private practice.
- April 19, 2011 at 12:30 AM
- ERP said...
Thank God the ER did a head CT.
- April 19, 2011 at 7:00 AM
How about some labs and a CT to figure out what was going on in the "brain" of the ER doc?
- April 19, 2011 at 8:22 AM
- Kat's Kats said...
1. "OMG. I just realized I forgot a get a refill of med X which means that disorder Q (of my multitude of comorbid disorders) is flaring. Can I get a refill or do I need to come in?" Coming in is usually due to insurance when dealing with maintenance meds... of course, there isn't a question with certain meds I take for pain.
2. "Ack!! My brain died due to stress/pain and I totally forgot to get a refill of med/s X/Y/Z. Do I have any refills available?" If I don't, I know I will have to wait since it may take anywhere from a few hours to 48 hours for the appropriate doctor's office to be able to get something faxed/emailed to my pharmacy if I don't have to be physically seen.
(at doctor A'x office) "I've been having symptom B/increase of symptom C."
Doctor A - "I have you on meds X, Y & Z at x strengths. Have you been taking them correctly?"
Me a - ::face palm:: "Argh! No, that's probably why I'm having trouble. Could you please write that down for me? Obviously I'm being brain dead."
Me b - "Yes. What do you think would be the best course of action at this point?"
Seriously, why on earth would someone wonder why they were having a flare of disorder Q when they know they haven't been taking med X??
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Of Angels Losses, Angels Wins, Good Food, Better Wine and Really High Socks
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And in time to catch Erick Aybar's Gold Glove Award ceremony…Murphy's Law being what it is, of course this meant he was good for at least one colossal error this game and Murphy, sadly as usual, did not disappoint. Oh well, it was still neat to watch him get the award, especially on the day the Angels very smartly locked him up for four more years! Whoo hoo!
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Yes, exactly, they all wore high socks to change their luck…well, except C.J. and the other pitchers. If the Angels had won this game, you know the high socks would be here to stay, and I do appreciate the neater, more professional look of the old school uniform.
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You could see the bullpen well from our seats. They look so normal and harmless, don't they? Well, by and large they are, or rather their harm is helpfully directed at the opposition. As for the rest of time, well, to paraphrase Wednesday, homicidal maniacs look like everybody else, don't they?
Still, they were more than acceptable on Thursday and pretty darned good on Friday and I so want to see a pattern there!
Friday evening's game further confirms the pattern I thought I was seeing earlier – improvement. Yes, there are still a few issues, but I think that if we can just find a lineup, or even one lineup for groundball pitchers and one lineup for flyball pitchers, and that/those lineup(s) make sense, and we stick with it/them long enough for guys to get comfortable, we'll really see something here.
And speaking of a return to consistency, after way, way too many day games, the Friday Night Ritual is back – that's right Friday Gourmet, Wine and Angels. This evening I made a spinach, tomato and mushroom paella with grilled Argentinean chorizo (it's closer to a heavily paprika-ed Italian sausage than the chorizo you may be used to). It was everything the Friday night ritual should be – a delicious and gourmet seeming but budget conscious meal to enjoy with the game plus leftovers for the rest of the weekend. We paired it with a yummy (totally a technical/industry term 😉 ) Paso wine – Clavo's Collusion, a Cabernet, Malbec and Petite Verdot blend. Yum! Perhas the return of the Friday night ritual added a little luck? Okay, probably not. But that doesn't make it any less tasty.
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- Both require a monthly payment.
- Both will make you pay a deductible before any repairs are covered.
What are the Differences Between Breakdown Insurance and Extended Warranties
While these two options are similar, the main difference between them is that only business entities with a Property and Casualty insurance license can provide mechanical breakdown insurance. Extended car warranties (or vehicle protection plans), however, are provided by companies that specialize in these plans, and they may offer additional benefits and perks. If you want more comprehensive coverage and a variety of benefits, you should consider purchasing an extended warranty.
What Does a Used Car Warranty Cover?
There are many different used car warranty plans that each offer various levels of coverage. Remember, a reputable used car warranty company will have lots of flexible options that suit your vehicle's specific needs. At CARCHEX, we provide a variety of extended warranty options for you and your vehicle that include coverage of your:
- Engine components, like the water pump, oil pump, and connecting rods
- Transmission components, like the torque converter, vacuum modulator, and transmission mounts
- Drive axle components, like the axle shafts, universal joints, and hub bearings
Coverage of your fuel delivery, electrical, air conditioning, braking, and steering components are covered within our higher-tier plans.
Here's a quick look at the industry-leading coverage levels we offer"with a number of plans within each"so you can ensure that you get the plan that's right for you.
Extended Auto Warranty Valdosta Georgia
Contact a CARCHEX Warranty specialist today about getting a Used Car Warranty in Valdosta
Their specialists will listen to your needs, and help you find the best warranty plan for your vehicle, your driving habits, and your budget.


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