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A portal between two places or pieces of electronic equipment. Has unfortunately been the name of a computer company who made excellent computers until the Pentiums were launched. A gateway is used to link a unix terminal to an iSeries box.
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A manufacturer of computers, notebooks, LCD and plasma televisions, portable music players, digital cameras, and video camcorders. Known for its own brand of consumer electronics as well as its computers. I just bought a new Gateway 56-inch projection TV!
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pot / marijuana dealer In the movie Hustle & Flow: DJay, a Memphis hustler with a couple of fillies in his stable and a side business selling pot— "I'm gateway mofo," he says to a customer looking for harder drugs.
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Gateway Computers.
A well-known computer company that is famous for their 'Cow-Spotted' boxes. Competes with: Dell, HP/Compaq, Sony, and Toshiba. For more information, search 'Wikipedia' for 'Gateway Computer' Hailey: I got a Gateway Notebook Computer for my birthday! It came in a cute spotted box!
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An overly politicized, required course of all engineers at Columbia University. Initially a brilliant idea to introduce freshmen engineers to real world engineering, eventually a tool of power players at the school to advertise to the surrounding Harlem community and students looking to apply (not to mention donors). Gateway involves team projects oriented around community projects. Though there are exceptions, many of the projects require some sort of highly technical expertise not known by freshmen, or are so open ended that it could take a team of industrial designers two years to come up with an idea. Bill: Hey, want to do something sometime in the next fourteen weeks?
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A fat cow of a woman, derived from the cow-patterned boxes that the Gateway company uses. Usually a harpy of a thing, that tries to ruin a man's life and seperate him from his friends, hobbies and money. No, man. I can't hang out, Gateway's comin' over.


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NEW YORK — Fox News Channel is parting ways with former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, ending her three-year tenure as a contributor on the network.
While Palin's time at Fox was occasionally rocky, the network's news executive, Bill Shine, said Friday that "we have thoroughly enjoyed our association" with her.
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Four years removed from her vice presidential candidacy, Palin's influence had waned and she was somewhat overshadowed as a contributor at Fox by Karl Rove, former President George W. Bush's top political aide. Rove recently renewed his contract at Fox through the 2016 election.
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Making headlines in NY: Txakoli. Plus congratulations Javi Aitor
Arratsalde on!
Wherever you are, I hope the weather is to your liking. Over here, August has so far been typically Basque, by which I mean varied, sometimes wet but never lacking in beauty. You only have to take a look at our Eguraldiblog users to see that!
Once again Zorionak, Enhorabuena, Félicitations and Congratulations to Javi Aitor Zubizarreta, a Basques Around the World group member and one that's frequently been making our headlines recently. The latest is that Javi received an important Award following on from his work on Artzainak: Shepherds and Sheep.
Igor caught up with him in Boise and got a taster of what's to come in his next movie. It's a fiction movie – though still no sign of Super-Basko!
Once again the Basque Country has hit the headlines in New York for its gastronomy – what else? Yesterday the focus was a wine, little known internationally but increasingly popular here and in the US. You guessed it – Txakoli.. Enter here to find out what they said – you may be surprised.
You may remember last month we published a report 'on the ground' from San Fermines in Lesaka, where we got a firsthand insight into the Discover the Basque Country tour?
Paddy Woodworth, Irish journalist and author of two books about the Basque Country, is one of the co-creators of that tour and has been telling Olwen what it's like to share a passion.
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Sunday, January 22, 2012
How They Took the News
In the comments of my January 2nd post, Elizabeth M asked if Billy knew I was pregnant when he predicted a new sibling this year. Yes, we had told them, and it was a moment worth remembering.
When you have babies every couple of years with regularity, you start to expect babies every couple of years with regularity. The baby I lost right before Bill deployed to Afghanistan, though unplanned, was not unexpected. Mary was well over a year old at that point. Since Bill's return two years ago, I've had two other miscarriages. At some point, I began to expect loss instead of joy.
I sheltered my children from these losses as best I could. This was a natural extension of sheltering myself from these losses. I am a big fan of repressing pain and sorrow. You'll not convince me that depression and crying are good for the soul. My children knew of two of these losses. One, immediately after the worst was over, and at that time, we mentioned the one from 2009. They were so devastated, I did not tell them about the last one.
And I definitely did not tell them I was pregnant with this baby for quite some time. I wasn't sure how long to wait, but often things just work themselves out with time.
The first hurdle, in my mind, was getting past the 6 - 8 week mark. Twice, the first indication that something was wrong was when I began to spot. Somewhere around week 7, I began the process of getting a referral to the midwife group I wanted to use. This should have taken, at most, a week. It took more than four (because government-run health care is that good). The next challenge was confirming a heartbeat. With my second loss, I went to the midwives at around 10 weeks, but the baby was only 8 1/2 weeks in size with no heartbeat. It was another 2 weeks before my body expelled the baby. Even though I was over 11 weeks by the time I got an appointment with this child, I knew that there was still a possibility that the baby had already died.
The midwives have an ultrasound machine, but the woman who does their scans is only in on Tuesdays. I knew that, but the first appointment they had with the midwives was on a Friday and they had this funny thing about scheduling first appointments with the ultrasound lady. They didn't seem to care that that's all I cared about. What's the point of doing that whole history thing and drawing blood and having a physical exam if you're not going to have a baby in the end?
So I went in on that Friday late afternoon, last appointment of the week, and gave blood and recited my medical history (having written my medical history prior to the appointment) and had my eyes, nose, ears and glands checked. I had a breast exam, and then she felt my uterus and said the size matched my dates, so everything looked good.
Then she got the little sonogram machine that lets you hear the heartbeat. She warned me it was still early (I knew), but she said let's try to hear one. She tried and she tried and she tried. And I might have been fine if she had stopped after a minute and said, "Well, these babies don't like to come out for these things, and it's still too early, so we'll bring you in for an ultrasound on Tuesday and see the baby then."
But, no, that's not how it went. "There it was!" she said, but then she lost it. I didn't hear it. She desperately wanted to give me that thread of hope, but the more she searched, the harder it became to maintain my composure. She left me for a minute to get a newer machine, and it gave me time to dab at my eyes, take a deep breath, and turn off my brain. "Don't think about anything!" I ordered myself. She came back and after another agonizing minute or two said, "Can you hear that, in the background, that ticking?" There was a ticking, like the second hand on a clock, faintly, which sounded most like some sort of static interference. "That's the heartbeat," she insisted. Riiiiight.
She was convinced, and my logical, intelligent brain reminded me that she is an expert and has heard thousands of heartbeats on these machines, so she knows what she's talking about. My illogical, emotional side, though, decided that I would not tell the children, not yet.
Friday afternoon until Tuesday morning is a long time to wait for something important, but I managed to push my worries aside by simply not thinking about the baby as best I could. That Tuesday morning, I left Fritz in charge so I could go to a "doctor's appointment." On the drive there, I could feel my pulse and respiration increase as my anxiety fought to surface.
All was well. The ultrasound lady showed me the healthy heartbeat, and she pushed my abdomen to try to get the baby to turn toward the wand. We watched an arm lift a hand to the face. And I fell in love, again. I fell in love with this baby. I fell in love with my husband who helped create this new life. And I fell in love with God who gave me another precious gift.
I think I called my husband on the way home.
I know I called my sister, who had been praying so hard for me for weeks.
I called my kids and Katie answered. I had her check in the fridge for lettuce and tomatoes for our Taco Tuesday dinner. I told her I would stop quickly at the store, but that I had some good news to share when I got home. I thought about telling the kids and wondered what they would think. It's not a topic they nag me about - like going to Disney World.
By the time I got home, all the kids were eager to know what I had to tell them. As I gestured for them to calm down, one asked, "Where were you, Mommy?"
"She had an ultrasound," said my nosy 13 year old son who is in the habit of studying my Google calendar. If only he were as interested in charts of Latin verb conjugations.
"What's an ultrasound?" someone asked.
"It's when they look to see if there's a baby growing inside you," explained my suddenly too-smart-to-tolerate 13 year old son. Apparently, he did not get the memo about how homeschooling shelters children from real life.
"And do you?" asked the children.
"Yes, I do," I answered.
And they cheered. They cheered.
They could not have given me a better gift than this joy at knowing we are adding another member to the family.
I remember when I came home from the hospital with Billy. Fritz enjoyed a rigid bedtime routine: bath, pajamas, brush teeth, story book, prayer, kiss goodnight. After the disruption of mommy being away for a few days, I wanted to get back into it. He needed me; he had missed me so much. I sat him on my lap in his bedroom to read his book while Bill paced with the baby in the living room. In our tiny condo, he could not prevent us from hearing the baby cry and fuss to be nursed. Fritz was worried that I would leave him to go to the baby, and upset at the baby's presence in our home. The book was all about loving a child all his life no matter what. I started to sob, and all I could think was that I had ruined our perfect family. "What have I done?" I wailed to myself.
What have I done? I have multiplied the love.
23 comments:
- Margaret in Minnesota said...
Yay!! I'm cheering too!!
(Not because I didn't know, but because this is a beautiful post that really nails it.)
Having gone through almost everything in this post, except for...um...the husband deployment part, I can say yes! Exactly! The love is multiplied, not divided.
(this despite the crosses and pain)
Be warned, though: I'm looking at all those beautiful faces on your sidebar and am thinking, those old ladies at Mass are going to have a field day when they see you. Big happy families are their consolation and hope. - 1/22/2012 6:57 AM
- scmom (Barbara) said...
Love that story! Very, very sweet. And I am very glad you have peace.
- Maurisa said...
Whoot-hoot! Congratulations!
- Jennifer Gregory Miller said...
Michelle, that is just so beautiful. Congratulations! I'm cheering, too. I know what you mean about preparing for the loss.
- Carol Kennedy said...
I can so relate to everything you said...especially the preparing for loss...and I am so, so, so, happy for you!!
- Jenny said...
My kids are always so happy when the news of a new baby is announced too.
Keeping you and that new little one in my prayers. - 1/22/2012 12:20 PM
- Karen said...
Congratulations, that's such exciting and wonderful news! I don't know how I missed that announcement. I read the post you wrote about New Year's predictions, but I guess I must have gotten called away before I finished reading it.
- Barb, sfo said...
I'm tearing up right now...so happy for you. And so thrilled about how your kids heard the news.
You are ever in my prayers through this pregnancy! - 1/22/2012 4:17 PM
Yaaayyyyyy!!!! Congratulations to you and your growing family. Your story brought tears to my eyes!!! (Mommy, what's wrong? Oh nothing dear, just crying about babies again!) Looking back now (we have 6 so far), I could never picture my life without all of these children. This incredible gift of life is SO profound to me. And God, in His Infinite Wisdom, knows how GOOD this is for us. Praying for you and your precious baby!
- Angoraknitter said...
That's a wonderful bunch of kids you've got there...you sure are doing something right!
- KC said...
YAY! What a wonderful story. Keeping you in my prayers.
I am so happy and so praying for you!
Christa in California - 1/22/2012 11:44 PM
That was just beautiful!! So glad everything looks good. Keeping you in my prayers.
- ViolinMama said...
This was simply heartfelt, real, authentic. Praying so hard for you. This post made me fall for your baby too! :) so many prayers coming your way.
- Maryan said...
Ditto everything Margaret said. Started getting teary eyed through the preparing for the loss, waiting for the sonogram... Yes, yes, and yes. It's so wonderful when it's all so prolific. :)
- Melanie said...
I absolutely loved reading this post, thank you for sharing all the beautiful details!
I also love knowing that you have a nosy one too. My 10 yr old can read a computer screen that was only in front of him for a nano second, he reads emails from my husband before I do, and announces periodically how many spam messages I have that need deleting.
Congratulations again! - 1/24/2012 7:34 PM
Wonderful post! I had to ask (on that New Year's post) if he'd known ahead or not, or if it were wishful thinking! It's terrific either way. I love that your children are joyful about a new sibling.
Before we were even married (or engaged), I had some medical issues that made me fear I'd never be able to have children. That scared me -- and made me worry about what my then-boyfriend would think.
We're now married 21 years and have 2 children (gifts from God). But I often wonder what it would have been like to be able to expect more, to expect another baby when the last "baby" isn't so little anymore.
I say this wistfully, not bitterly. I have some better perspective now on His plan and the challenges we face that may mean a smaller family was the "right" family for us. It also has meant we've been able to take on service to our parish that we might not have been able to do (or spend as much time doing) if we had more children. His will be done!
I so remember the feelings when expecting the second of how it would upset the first one's world, how hard it would be. But, as we know, it all works.
Love multiplies. I LOVE that, and it is so true. That's what I think most people miss in our society today. They see the work and the expense of large families, but miss the love and support.
Many prayers and blessings for you on a healthy pregnancy and for your wonderful, blessed growing family!
(Sorry for my ramblings....) - 1/25/2012 8:51 AM
- Mimi said...
I'd missed it! Congratulations, and what a beautiful post!
love and prayers. - 1/25/2012 5:23 PM
- Cmerie said...
Sob! Let me mop myself up from the floor for just a minute...
SO happy for you. I remember the pain of my loss, and the eagerness and nervousness I had while pregnant with Ladybug. It was agony and joy intermingled. I don't think I felt peace until she was born and I could hold her in my arms.
So happy for you AND your children. You told me once when I was expecting Ladybug and nervous about how my first would handle this "intruder" into our lives, was that I was giving him a gift of a sibling. It was more eloquent than that, but the gist is the same. I've always kept that in my heart. And after adding yet another, I understand what you were telling me. Now my oldest is already asking when we are going to have another baby. These little ones. They understand LIFE better than we do sometimes, don't they?
Congrats again. :) - 1/26/2012 11:57 AM
- Mrs. 1st Lieutenant said...
ohmigosh, i'm crying. tears of wonderful joy - congrats congrats congrats! :)
- Mrs. 1st Lieutenant said...
ohmigosh, i'm crying. tears of wonderful joy - congrats congrats congrats! :)
Yep, you made me cry. Congrats. So sweet.
- Lillian said...
A bit late, but nonetheless, CONGRATULATIONS!!! Praying everything works out with your delivery and moving. I can't even begin to imagine. SO happy for you!


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Did JCP&L Spend More Time Saving Face Than Serving Customers?
Recently-released state Board of Public Utilities report charges FirstEnergy affiliate with being more concerned with image during Irene.
JCP&L, since Hurricane Irene in August 2011, has said it has committed a lot of money and resources toward improving not only how the utility communicates with its customers, but also how it runs its business.
The state Board of Public Utilities, however, handed down a verdict in a recent report that states the FirstEnergy affiliate first spent more energy trying to save face, according to a NJBIZ.com article.
The article notes the BPU report cites JCP&L's initial two Irene press releases from Aug. 28 and Aug. 25, 2011, the latter three days before the storm actually hit New Jersey. JCP&L "gave no indication that restoration could take several days or longer. Advice to customers appeared to have secondary importance," according to the BPU report.
The NJBIZ article does note a third release from JCP&L, also on Aug. 28, did indicate it could be several days before power was restored.
What do you think? Do you agree with the state Board of Public Utilities, or is the report's findings that JCP&L was more concerned with public relations unfair? Chime in below.
roger freiday
8:21 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
No one has had more confrontations with JCPL than I have, over decades. I am one of the ''JCPL'' self-described ''black hole'' residents, Fairview, Drakestown, Laketown and Jones Lane. I just hsd a talk with a JCPL ''tech'' that I had demanded, to ask WHAT have they actually done to improve THIS area's service. Not a lot of info, but I did get a vague ''de-facto'' agreement that the REAL answer is to run the lines THROUGH Jones Lane, or the last 1200 feet of Fairview that now has NO lines. Will it happen ? I emailed the BPU on it, but as always I do not expect much from this monolithic un-caring bunch of inefficient stiffs.
9:13 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
JCP&L is like any other large corporation that is overly-bureaucratic and top-heavy. At the town meeting last November, there were a whole bunch of guys in suits telling us things we already knew (like Washington Twp has a lot of trees), but obviously they don't have enough guys out fixing the lines.
9:18 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Anyone that has issues with JCP&L needs to fill out the NJ BPU Complaint/Inquiry Form http://www.state.nj.us/bpu/assistance/complaints/inquiry.html
JCP&L refused to hire the proper staffing levels to read the electric meters every month. This results in high estimates they bill the customers. Yet the company is doing well as are its exclusivities well compensated. With 10% unemployment in NJ you would think they would be able to hire more staff.
After sending a few complaints to the BPU my meeter gets read every month now, no more estimates that are $100 too high. If you do get an estimated bill you are not required to pay the full amount, you can sent them $1 just as long as you are ok with getting a high bill the next time they get an actual reading.
In addition keep complaining to your local representatives as well.
roger freiday
9:41 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
I have filled out forms, called the BPU and ALSO emailed them. Douglas Dickson is the point man for me at BPU. BY the BYE, MY bill is an ESTIMATE ! this month. Musta been the snow drifts. Do they suck or what ?
9:59 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
I've read the meter then called when I get an estimated bill...they reissue a bill with that amount. But I like the $1 idea...if they start getting less money, they might read the meters more often...
10:10 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
I would send in the readings too, but why should I do their job? Just let the BPU know they don't read your meeter when they have no excuse not to, i.g. bad weather that prevents them from access to your meeter. I don't think the BPU wants people sending in their own meeter reading every other month. I am sure there are a few people out there that need and would like the the job. I set my account for e-billing and e-payment to eliminate the paper wast so they would deduct the bill amount automatically or they would have got a $1 check in the mail. The nice thing was I would get the e-mail right away so I could call in the reading to get it adjusted before the bill was due and the high estimate amount deducted from my account.
The more people that send in complaints the better. I like to see JCP&L kicked out of NJ. I was in PSE&G territory most of my life and never had the issues that I have with JCP&L.
10:33 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
I had PS&G for 5 years before I moved back to Hopatcong. My bill was outrageous with them. Over 250 a month to almost 400 in the summer for a 1 bedroom apartment with no one home during the day. Saying you would rather have PSE&G than JCP&L is like saying you would rather be bit by a copperhead than a rattle snake they are both poisonous.
10:51 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
From what I see published right now PSE&G Price to Compare = 11.45¢/KWh the and Current JCP&L Price to Compare = 11.90¢/KWh. Not sure how their delivery charge compares to each other but PS&G supply cost is lower. Right now I am using Viridian as my suppler for gas and electric and I am saving money http://www.viridian.com/ Every one should shop around for a lower supply price, it is the same electricity and gas, so why pay more. Just takes a few minutes to sign up on line. Then a billing cycle or two to get changed over. Viridian's rate right now is 8.64¢/kWh but will vary by month, or you can lock in 6 months at 9.39¢/kWh.
Lots of suppliers out there with different incentives to shop around and choose.
Just member to look at the price to compare rate on your bill to make sure you are lower then the utility's cost. If you sign up for a month to month plan it may be better to do a locked rate for a fixed time.
11:50 am on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
You do realize there is a link on the right to an article where everyone is bashing PSE&G? Lol there is no good guy when it comes to power companies.
12:13 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
The same as politicians, I guess you go with the lesser of the two evils. :-) All I know is I never felt the need to have a power generator until I move to a JCP&L territory a little over two years ago. Now I am making a significant investment in a whole house standby generator. My power goes all the time, some I understand as storm related but sometimes it just goes out I a nice calm day. And when it is storm related we have to wait a day for first energy to send crews from OH to NJ to fix it since they are not staffed in NJ adequately.
12:35 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Well that I cannot argue with! Even I have a generator now. :)
7:03 pm on Wednesday, September 26, 2012
JCP&L and Hopatcong BOE, both pretty interchangeable in their ineptitude
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12:39 am on Thursday, September 27, 2012
For years I begged JCP&L to raise my connection wires as high as everyone elses on my street because they were dangerously low. After about 6 years I gave up and one day a truck came down my street caught my wires and took them as well as part of the front of my house with it. Then they made me wait a day and a half for them to come out and fix the lines laying in my yard and street. To add insult to injury a year later a pole fell onto my fence and the transformer blew up setting my yard on fire. Not to mention that it trapped me in my house due to the fact that there were live wires on my fence which electrified it. We later found out the pole was actually rotted and thats why it fell.
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7:45 am on Thursday, September 27, 2012
We had the same thing here, there is a home being built and all the big loads of construction material was scraping the low hanging lines. Try and get that fixed, you have to contact JCPL, the land line phone company AND Comcast, but it is all on JCPL poles. The lowest lines are probably NOT JCPL transmission though.
5:51 pm on Thursday, September 27, 2012
Our power on River Road in Chatham goes out a few times every month year round, even if it's only for a few minutes. There seems to be no reason for it at all and it's annoying to have to constantly re-set everything. I've never gotten an answer from them as to why it happens either.
1:04 pm on Friday, September 28, 2012
It's a meter, not a meeter. I've never had an estimated reading be anywhere near a $100 too high. Never had two estimates in a row. So when they do the actual reading, it works out, you don't over-pay. if you don't like the estimate, pay part of it and deal with the adjustment on the next actual reading. And no, I don't work for JCP&L nor do I know anyone who does. I live in LV and my power lines are on poles, not underground. And beware of alternate energy suppliers--they tell you they will sell you the electricity at a lower rate, but they don't tell you the delivery rate. We did switch from JCP&L to another company with a lower kWh rate, but the delivery rate made the total cost even more, so we switched back. Ask the questions first.
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Taylor Swift is known for singing about her former lovers on her records and says she doesn't feel bad about it because they deserve it for the way they've treated her. Speaking about We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together, her first single from Red, Taylor said "I made a song that I knew would absolutely drive him crazy when he heard it on the radio. Not only would it hopefully be played a lot, so that he'd have to hear it, but it's the opposite of the kind of music that he was trying to make me feel inferior to. I did that because that's fun." You know what would be really fun? Telling us who the song is about. Good times!
While her bad relationships have given her lots of hit records, Taylor, who is now dating Conor Kennedy, wishes she never had the inspiration and her romances had worked out. She told USA Today newspaper "I can say I'd honestly rather be happy than have 30 to 40 songs that I've written about these thrilling, exciting, horrible, unhappy times. I know red flags, and I steer away from them, because I have a priority on being happy."
While Swift would rather have been spared the heartache, she does see the silver lining in her situation, saying "At some point, you grow out of being attracted to that flame that burns you over and over and over again. Thankfully, I hadn't learned that lesson yet when I wrote this record."
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