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I definitely don't think at this point that Ezra is involved with A. When the summer finale first happened I was really hoping that that is where they were taking his character but idk if that was never their intention or if they backed out and changed his role after Ezria fans got pissed like what happened with Toby. All the clues fans have seen since the earlier seasons could still be pointing to him being a shady character but we need to consider the fact that since the reveal in 4x12 we have never seen him do anything that is DEFINITELY an A action. In last nights episode ("Love ShAck BAby") yes we see him ransack Hanna's room (so I think we know for sure that it was his lair in 4x12 or someone who he is involved with seeing as he was so interested in the diary) but once someone shows up at the cabin the face is never show despite the fact that Ezra was shown doing creepy things the whole episode. If that was him at the cabin he would have been shown for sure. Now that doesn't necessarily mean he wasn't involved with the diary getting stolen because that person easily could have been working with him. If that is the case then I believe that person is Travis. Emily's car was tampered with, Travis works for a garage, this caused Hanna to call Travis giving Travis a reason to be there. Travis told Hanna it was going to take him 2 hrs to get there yet the girls probably walked for 30 min tops and weren't at the cabin long then Travis magically shows up right after someone came in to steal the diary. Now we saw Ezra start messing around on Hanna's computer shortly before the car breaks down which doesn't confirm that he did it but it also can't be proven that he definitely didn't at this point. If in fact the A team were the ones who stole the diary I still believe that the person who did it was Travis. So in summary I think Travis is involved whether it be with Ezra or the A team idk yet but he is definitely involved with one in my opinion. What do you guys think??
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Last week Deb from Smitten Kitchen posted a fudge pop recipe with some particularly enticing photos that had people talking. At its core, it's a simple and familiar recipe -- nothing we haven't seen before. But there's something about the beginning of June, warm evenings, and the possibility of summer that can make us all feel like kids again.
So to celebrate summer, we thought we'd put together a list of some of our favorite fudge popsicles to kick off frozen dessert season (if there really is such a thing). Recipes range from simply freezing hot chocolate that has cooled to using fancier mix-ins or blending together interesting flavors to create an unforgettable summer popsicle. What are your favorite popsicle recipes?
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I bet those mocha popsicles are delicious! I don't have a favorite recipe, but i'd like to experiment making pops out of yogurt/fruit/jam.
Alton Brown's Good Eats Fudge Pops http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/good-eats-fudgepops-recipe/index.html are classic and were adapted by many bloggers to their own tastes.
non chocolate? The Cuisipro Mandarin Orange Creamsicle http://www.cuisipro.com/en/recipes/Recipe.html?recipeNumber=17 recipe is one of several of my favorites.
You can also modify any Agua Fresca, yogurt, sorbet, sherbet, kulfi, or ice cream recipe for popsicles.
I've found intriguing recipes in Martha Stewart's magazines, Sunset Living, Real Simple, and so on. Online searches (popsicle recipe, pop recipe, ice pop recipe, paleta recipe, etc.) or magazine stacks/fiche in your library are all options.
Great timing! It just hit the 90s this week and all I'm thinking about is frozen treats! I'm definitely making this.
I adapted the banana ice cream idea to make fudgesicles (which, if it's your thing, are vegan and can also be raw). At the simplest: frozen chunks of banana whizzed up with coco powder and a little simple syrup. My favorite so far used the cup of coffee I forgot to drink, reduced with a little sugar (1-2 tbsp) into an almost syrup...I then stirred in about 2 tbsp of Dagoba's xocolatl mix (a hot chocolate mix low on sugar, but with added chiles and cinnamon) to allow the powder to dissolve. After that cooled, I blended it with the frozen chunks of about 2 bananas, poured the ensuing mixture in my popsicle molds and froze it. Voila: almost healthy spicy mocha fudgesicles.
I recently made some Nutella fudgesicles: 1 cup milk and 1/3 cup Nutella warmed and mixed. I used the blender after warming them up a bit in a saucepan. Then just pour into the fudgesicle molds! They're really wonderful.


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LEBANON, Tenn. – An October 28th trial date has been set for the man accused of killing his in-laws with an explosive device in Lebanon.
A motions hearing was also set for June 20 in order for attorneys to keep the judge updated on the case. Prosecutors said they had released 83 investigative reports and two discs to Parker's public defenders, but said they were still waiting on some DNA evidence along with evidence from the explosive device to come back from the lab.
Judge Wootten also said he was going to unseal the court file that had been requested to be sealed.
In February, Parker pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of premeditated first-degree murder and unlawful possession of a prohibited weapon.
The victims were Parker's father-in-law, 74-year-old Jon Setzer, and mother-in-law, 72-year-old Marian Setzer.
The TBI said an unknown package containing an explosive was delivered to the couple's home on Vance Lane in Lebanon, where it exploded around 5 p.m. on Monday, February 10. Jon Setzer was killed in the blast. Marian Setzer was transported to Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville after suffering critical injuries in the explosion, where she died two days later.
Parker lived in a home directly behind the Setzers.
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The Setzers moved to Lebanon to be closer to their daughter Laura, her husband Richard, and their four grandchildren.
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Richard and his wife, Laura, were longtime members of the church, Ulmet said. The Setzers had been members for years before moving to Lebanon, but they still had close ties to the Nashville congregation, he said.
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Setzer and Parker were said to have been business partners in a company called Legacy Restorations.
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Marian Setzer had formerly worked as a dental hygienist.
Parker has been in trouble before. In 1990, he burned down a home that he was supposed to be renovating. In that case, his father-in-law, who concentrated his practice around estates and trusts, helped represent him. Setzer's former law partner said the father-in-law helped because he didn't believe the arson charge was justified.
Parker served four years of probation and was ordered to pay $40,000 restitution.
The couple whose home was burned, Danny and Rosemary Martin, said Parker got behind on renovations and he burned their house after they confronted him about the problems and gave him a deadline to finish the job. They believed Parker got in over his head financially and thought that burning down their house would solve his problems.
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Review: Notes from the Tilt-A-Whirl
I don't recall the last time I sprinted to Barnes and Noble to shell out full price for a book. Come to think of it, I can't remember sprinting for much of anything.
But that's exactly what I did when I heard N.D. Wilson's new book had been published early and was stocked in stores earlier than expected. I jumped in the car, drove to the nearest B+N, jogged over to the Christian / Inspiration section, scanned past Osteen's big smiley cover shot, and down until I found the "W"s. There, out of sight on the floor-level shelf, was the store's one copy of Notes From The Tilt-A-Whirl: Wide-Eyed Wonder in God's Spoken World (Thomas Nelson 2009). Happy Father's Day to me!
Wilson is a Fellow of Literature at New Saint Andrews College and the managing editor for Credenda/Agenda magazine. He's the son of Douglas Wilson. And of all the children's fiction authors my family reads, Wilson is one of our recent favorites. His books are a gift for families who enjoy reading together (Leepike Ridge and 100 Cupboards). [Although Notes From The Tilt-A-Whirl is not for children. I kinda guessed from the table of contents that it wasn't, and this suspicion was confirmed by one or two vulgarities.]
The framework for the book is mixed metaphor, and Wilson piles on the metaphors with each page. Life is a bit like a carnival, a serious carnival. Or life is like the four seasons. Readers who seek a literary buzz of metaphorical intoxication will find it hard to put this book down, and once they do, may find it impossible to touch their nose with their fingertips.
Notes reads like C.S. Lewis. Like Lewis, Wilson pries our sleepy eyes open to the marvelous work of God all around us—in the snowflakes, leaves, galaxies, laughter, sunshine, ants, thunder. Wilson stops us to appreciate God's creative handiwork one molecule and one insect at a time.
But like Lewis, Wilson nudges us into deeper waters to discuss the origin of evil, God's purposes behind personal tragedy, the vanity of human philosophy, and the absurdity of evolution. As I have already shown you on this blog, Wilson is quick to slap philosophers around like Kip Dynamite in a Rex Kwon Do (see the post Nietzsche's Pity for an example).
Notes is interesting as an autobiographical sketch, capturing the complexity of the inner life in short and clean sentences.
Notes is good as Theology, singing a song of praise to our sovereign God who created the wonder and majesty before our eyes.
Notes is very good as literature, featuring stunning metaphors that pile and build as the book develops.
Notes is a good example of how to develop from general revelation towards the substitutionary death of Jesus for sinners.
Notes is a very good apologetic. It may be, in the words of my friend Justin Taylor, a gospel tract for postmodern times. It will prove valuable when discussing the gospel with skeptics, atheists, or even Christians who are not running barefoot through fields of God's creative wonder.
But unlike so many contemporary apologetic works, Wilson is careful to preserve God's active judgment in the condemnation of sinners (see p. 179). Far too often, followers of C.S. Lewis have followed him in his ambiguity here. Wilson is careful and clear.
I suppose if I could suggest one disappointment it would be this. I kept waiting for Wilson to turn his attention to the spectacular, awe-inspiring, work of God's voice captured in two words spoken over the blood-bought sinner—"Not guilty!" Luther rightly teaches us that justification is God's spoken declaration. His "Not guilty!" judgment is as real as the phrase "Let there be light!" This God-spoken, reality-making, "legal fiction"-shattering, voice of God over the sinner is one of the most wonderful acts of God. Yet it was a wide-eyed wonder in God's spoken world that seemed to go missing.
All said, Wilson's Notes from the Tilt-A-Whirl is a rare treasure. Few living writers I've read match N.D. Wilson in imagination, creative articulation of orthodox theology, and ability to write in a simple prose style. That his attention has turned—however briefly—to an adult audience has resulted in a wonderfully modern, C.S. Lewis-like treasure.
Enjoy it, but beware. The book's conclusion may leave a bad taste in your mouth.
Happy reading.
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Nietzsche's Pity
"Nietzsche published The Anti-Christ in 1888. Along with many other things, he had this to say about pity: 'Pity thwarts the whole law of evolution, which is the law of natural selection. It preserves whatever is ripe for destruction; it fights on the side of those disinherited and condemned by life; by maintaining life in so many of the botched of all kinds, it gives life itself a gloomy and dubious aspect.'
One year later Nietzsche entered into madness. True or false, the story is that he was overcome by the sight of a horse being whipped. Unhinged by pity. He wouldn't die until 1900. For a decade he was kept alive and maintained through his insanity, strokes, and incapacitating illness. At the age of fifty-five, partially paralyzed, unable to speak or walk, he discovered what life waited for him beyond the grave.
Nietzsche lashed out at his Maker with his tongue, the only notable muscle he had—his greatest gift. The Lord gives and the Lord takes away; blessed be the name of the Lord.
There was little that Nietzsche loathed more than the heritage of his Lutheran father.
I have never been irritated by Nietzsche, never annoyed. At his most blasphemous, at his most riotously hateful and pompous, I have only ever been able to laugh. But even then, there is something bittersweet about the laughter. I know his story. I know how his bluff was called, how he was broken.
Again from The Anti-Christ: 'The weak and the botched shall perish: first principle of our charity. And one should help them to it.' Spake the paralytic. The man fed with a spoon by those who loved him.
'What is more harmful than any vice—Practical sympathy for the botched and the weak—Christianity….'
And yet, because I see the world through my eyes and not his, I have sympathy for Nietzsche himself. Bodies and minds are not all that can be botched in a man. Souls can be hollow, twisted, thrashing, more bitter than pi**."
—N.D. Wilson, Notes From The Tilt-A-Whirl: Wide-Eyed Wonder in God's Spoken World (Thomas Nelson 2009), pp. 124-125. My review is forthcoming.


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I did share them with a friend!!
By Robbin
from Winnipeg
When I first looked at these on TSC website, I liked them and was intrigued that they did not look like "old" person's fit overs. I ordered 2 pairs off the bat because my friend and I both were on the lookout. They came a day before her birthday, so I gifted them to her. She has transition lenses in her prescription glasses but when driving they don't darken enough to cut the glare. The Quamby's are great. We both can't say enough good things about them. Best buy for both of us, I have also purchased another pair for fashion matches. (Different colour). Am very very happy with my purchase.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Blue Jay
from Toronto
Bold - stylish and they cover my own glasses. I love them. Thanks for bringing them in as a Showstopper.
Queeda sizing
By mocha
from Vancouver
I have a couple pairs of fitovers that I wear all the time. However, these ones (Queeda/small) are too wide/large/chunky looking. My head is not wide enough to carry such large glasses. I think these fitovers were made for men because of the size. My RX glasses are visible underneath and they are much smaller in every way so it looks like I'm wearing someone elses glasses over them. Not flattering at all.
Fabulous and a great fit!
By Miss Kitty
from Guelph, Ontario
I have two pairs of Fitovers from TSC. One in a leopard and the other a lavendar purple with the extra shading at the sides.I keep them in my vehicle and leave them there when I get where I am going. I took them in with me twice and lost them both times but luckily they were found. NOW they stay on my head or in my vehicle.I love them and felt sick when they were temporarily lost. They fit well, look great and work wonderfully well.
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A Great Fit!!
By Long time shopper!
from BURLINGTON
What a wonderful idea to put on over my reading glasses. I was sorry that I didn't get them last year so made sure I got a pair this time. I sit out in the morning for coffee and this way I have no trouble reading the paper, in the sunshine. They fit perfectly over my glasses, in fact you can not tell I have glasses on under them.
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By MuckyMuck
from Ottawa ON
I purchased the Queeda Black fitovers specifically to use for driving & they are perfect. They fit nicely over my eye glasses and are lightweight/comfortable.Because the arms are flexible and run straight, the glasses don't get hooked on your hair, which is a big plus for the pony tail wearing gals. :)
Surprisingly, they do fit over!
By Showstopper
I got the Quamby Cheetah. Nice pattern. They do look a bit more "post-cataract surgery" than they did during the on-air presentation. However, they function quite well. I usually have quite expensive prescription sunglasses so thought having a pair of these at the Showstopper price was a low risk move financially. I use them for going to/fro work, don't worry about losing these. I got a pair for my mother who likes them. I had to return the pair I got for my husband as his eyeglasses were too large...something I would've known had I bothered to measure his frame! They also sit nicely on the top of my head when I have to go inside. I think someone observant could tell I'm wearing 2 sets of glasses but so what?!
Fabulous Fitovers
By Lingy
from Ottawa Ontario
I ordered two pairs of Jonathan Paul fitovers a couple of years ago. My husband wears them almost every day whether he is driving, playing golf or on vacations. This product is excellent. The fit over his prescription glasses is perfect. They are light weight and very durable. There's nothing wrong with the ones I ordered before but my husband wanted another pair in a different colour. I ordered the charcoal in the Quamby style.Still as great as ever!
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Not good for me, too bad
By Wilma
from Saskatoon
I really wanted to love these. They look very stylish, great quality, look expensive. And seemed to fit just great over my glasses I liked they way they block out sun on top , which is something I really need, duo to my auto-immune problem. What happened when I wore them was something I never thought about. After 20 min. of wear I noticed my glasses were being dragged down my nose. I had to keep pushing them back up every few minutes. After a few hours I was tired of constantly haveing to adjust my glasses and it was beginning to irritate my nose. I have worn glasses for about 55 years and have never this happen before. So I knew they were not for me. Just too heavy. I really am sorry as I like the look a lot.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
By B.
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I love these glasses. I have other fitovers, but these are the best. Everything is much clearer then the lesser fitovers.


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Go hog wild with a boxed set of this delightfully illustrated and engaging series starring none other than the Watson family's pride and joy, that porcine wonder, Mercy Watson. Whether she's taking the family car for a spin, foiling bumbling criminals, or saving everyone's "bacon," this pig is sure to charm any young reader just starting out in the world of chapter books. The illustrations are ultra-bright and plentiful, the perfect complement to these simple yet seriously silly stories. (Includes Mercy Watson to the Rescue, Mercy Watson Goes for a Ride, and Mercy Watson Fights Crime.)
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Recently I was privileged to attend the Celebrate Literacy Award dinner put on by the Greater San Diego Reading Association. I tend to take books and reading for granted, having been instilled with a love of reading by my mother so many years ago and, thanks to her, never, ever being without a good book to read as a child. Now, as an adult, I am surrounded by more books than I could possibly ever get through. (I work in a book store for goodness sake.) What delight there is to be found between the pages of a book - joy, wonderment, giggles, or suspense; characters showing strength of spirit in attempting to overcome challenges and making hard decisions. Reading opens so many doors for us, often without us even realizing it. How easy it is for us to forget that there are many, young and old alike, who do not have the means to own a book of their own, or, even more sadly, who are not able to read.
The Greater San Diego Reading Association (GSDRA) is a professional organization affiliated with the California Reading Association (CRA) and the International Reading Association (IRA). GSDRA's goals are to promote literacy, provide activities on literacy issues, and advance the pursuit of life-long reading. Every year, the GSDRA holds a celebration dinner to acknowledge businesses and individuals within our community who go "above and beyond" in the area of literacy. This year, Chinaberry was very proud to receive the Jerry Crews Award, created to recognize those in the business community who exemplify kindness and support for GSDRA and reading education. What an honor for Chinaberry to be acknowledged by such a committed group of individuals.
Equally as exciting to us was being linked to the devoted individuals who were also honored. Our own longtime Chinaberry customer and storyteller extraordinaire Marilyn McPhie received the Special Award of Recognition for her work with the Books for Babies program (www.marilynmcphie.com), and Katherine Salmon received the Judith Parson Award for Outstanding Student Teacher.
The Celebrate Literacy Award recognizes organizations, institutions, and individuals who have made significant literacy contributions at the local, state, or provincial level. This year's Celebrate Literacy Honorees included St. Luke's Refugee Network (http://sudaneserefugees.org/); United Through Reading Transitions (www.UnitedThroughReading.org); Edith Hope Fine and Judith Josephson, co-authors of Armando and the Blue Tarp School, nominated for the 2009-2010 California Young Reader Medal; teacher David Lynch, the true-life inspiration for Armando and the Blue Tarp School; and Irwin Herman, "The Bookman" (www.TheBookman.org). In addition to these fabulous individuals and organizations, many teachers and educators from school districts throughout the county were recipients of the 2009 Award of Excellence.
How inspiring to be surrounded by these dedicated individuals who have devoted their lives to others, giving their time and energy to promoting literacy and working toward the goal of giving every child and adult the ability to own and, more importantly, read a good book.
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We invest for two kinds of return: dividends and capital appreciation. With different goals and priorities, some might prefer dividends, and others might prefer capital gains. Retired people might opt for dividend stocks because they provide a constant income stream during the investment lifetime, so that they can have income to cover their daily living expenses. However, in order to have a reliable income stream, the dividend should be sustainable. It means the company should have a strong balance sheet, and a history of paying dividends. In addition, the payout ratio should not be too high. In the search for those investment opportunities, I have run a screen with 5 different criteria: (1) 10 years of continuously increasing dividends, (2) debt/equity lower than 50%, (3) Yield higher than 1%, (4) payout ratio less than 30%, and (5) return on invested capital higher than 20%. Here are the 3 top results:
Nu Skin Enterprise (NYSE: NUS) is one of the leading global direct selling corporations in 52 countries globally. Its main product is the high-end anti-aging and nutritional supplements with two main brands, Pharmanex and Nu Skin, with 45% and 55% revenue contribution respectively. In 2011, the majority of Nu Skin revenue was generated in North Asia (43%) and Greater China (20%). Nu Skin has a long history of paying increasing dividends for more than 10 years. Currently, it is paying 20 cents quarterly. The dividend yield is 1.75%. It only pays 23% of earnings to shareholders. In the past 12 months, its return on invested capital was nearly 29.5%. Nu Skin has a quite strong liquid balance sheet. Its D/E is around 30%, with $550 million in shareholders' equity, $183 million in long-term debt and $338 million in cash. It is currently trading at $45.61 per share; its total market capitalization is $2.68 billion. The market is valuing Nu Skin at 13.8x P/E and 4.9x P/B.
Cummins (NYSE: CMI) is a business with a long history of manufacturing diesel engines. It is considered as a leader in making diesel and natural gas engines to more deliver in more than 190 territories via the network of 600 distributor locations and 6,500 dealer locations. The majority of sales come from the domestic market in the US, accounting for around 41% of total sales in 2011. Cummins has an increasing and sustainable dividend paying history. In 2002, it paid $0.30 per share in annual dividend. Last year, the dividend increased to $1.33 per share. The current payout ratio is only 17.7%, with the yield of more than 2%. The trailing twelve-month return on invested capital was 27.6%. It has a debt/equity ratio of more than 10%. As of September, it has nearly $6.5 billion in stockholders' equity, $1.3 billion in cash, and only 670 million in long-term debt. The stock is trading at $97.10 per share; the total market capitalization is $18.46 billion. The market is valuing Cummins at 10.1x P/E and 2.8x P/B.
ExxonMobil Corporation (NYSE: XOM) is the global leading oil/gas and energy corporation. It used to be the largest publicly traded company in the world. It was ranked #1 in Fortune 500 in May 2012 and #2 in FT Global 500 in July 2012. As of fiscal 2011, it had around 24.9 billion BOE. The company has paid increasing dividends for the last 10 years. It is currently paying 57 cents quarterly dividend. The payout ratio is only 22%, with the yield of 2.61%. Over the previous 12 months, the return on invested capital is 25.2%. For the balance sheet, it has $166.7 billion in stockholders' equity, $13 billion in cash and only $8.9 billion in long-term debt. It is currently trading at $87.21 per share; the market capitalization is $397.62 billion. The market is valuing XOM at 9.2x P/E and 2.4x P/B.
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With a history of paying increasing and continuous dividend, strong balance sheet, low payout ratio and high return on invested capital, all three companies mentioned above should be considered to be in long term portfolios of both income and value investors.
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Béla Fleck and the Flecktones is a primarily instrumental group from the United States, that draws equally on bluegrass, fusion and post-bop, sometimes dubbed "blu-bop". The band formed in 1988, to perform on the PBS series Lonesome Pine Specials. The Flecktones consist of Bela Fleck on acoustic and electric banjo, Victor Wooten on bass, his brother, Future Man on Drumitar, Howard Levy on harmonica and keyboard and Jeff Coffin on saxophone The Flecktones have toured extensively since then, often playing over 200 concerts per year. Each of the current members of the quartet has released at least one solo album. The band's name is a play on the name of the 1960s rock band Dick Dale and the Del-Tones.
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Provocative, but technically true. You may or may not recall that Novell published www.novell.com/linux/truth in response to Microsoft's www.microsoft.com/getthefacts site. I browsed out there yesterday to see the current truth for myself and was redirected to http://www.novell.com/whynovell/. You can still look at the google cache of the /truth site by using the search terms "site:novell.com inurl:truth" and selecting one of the cache links.
Bye-bye Security
Novell /truth discussed seven reasons "Why Linux is a better choice than Windows", with security being one of the key topics and then attributed certain "claims" to Microsoft and proceeded to offer alternative data. I won't even address the fact that several of the attributed claims were not anything Microsoft ever said or would say...
Anyway, all gone now. If you look at /whynovell, Security is not mentioned on the page. Clicking the major links, I couldn't find Security mentioned there either. I even downloaded the "Ten Reasons to Choose Novell Linux Over Windows" and it is very interesting in that it doesn't mention Windows anywhere in the document! It should be more properly titled: "Ten Reasonse to Choose Novell Linux Over Other Linux Distributions" in my opinion. It's one security claim (dubious at best) is that "Novell Linux is the most secure Linux."
Reading Too Much Into It
In reality, noticing this as I have is probably already taking it too far. Their removal of "better security" as a competitive claim likely has nothing to do with the overwhelming numbers of SUSE security patches for SLES9 and their other enterprise Linux products. I am sure it has nothing to do with the various sponsored reports highlighting the trend towards more and more vulnerabilities in the enterprise Linux products, while Windows vulns in new versions seem to be shrinking.
The more likely interpretation is that they've just went to a leaner, cleaner marketing message for SLES. Most of us recall the adage that you can get customers to remember 3 things (but not 7), so they've just simplified and decided security wasn't one of their top 3 distinguishers, which now seem to be: reduce costs, improve performance and increase flexibility. Most actual positioning statements are against other Linux distros.
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Around 9 AM the doctor started me on Pitocin through my IV. Pitocin is a version of oxytocin, a medication that helps to bring on contractions and regulate them. The amount of medication is raised or lowered every half hour or so to jumpstart your contractions. The nurse told me, "Now the fun starts." My husband arrived and I braced myself for what was to come.
A couple of hours later, I was a little bored and getting tired of the hospital bed. Not much was happening and I was feeling pretty good. The nurses were regulating me and they were finding it interesting that I was just smiling and pretty relaxed about everything. Then they moved us to a birthing room. I could hardly believe it! As we got into the room and were settled, I started really feeling the contractions. The small cramps that had been tickling me most of the morning and early afternoon were taking a turn to wrenching, twisting pain. I found myself standing and stomping the floor. Within an hour I was screaming and feeling like a knife was gutting me. Not to scare anyone, but I was in pain. I really thought I was going to be able to do this thing naturally, but the pain was intense and came on fast. (In all fairness, I later learned that Pitocin can make contractions more intense.)
I asked for a painkiller and the nurse said I'd need to lie down for it. The narcotic had a strange effect on me. For the next two hours I couldn't seem to open my eyes and I had this low scream. I just had no idea what was going on. But at the end of those two hours, I was dilated to three centimeters. What did I want to do? Bring on the epidural! And bring it on they did. Within 30 minutes my legs were a little tingly and I was able to open my eyes and relax my body. I took a couple of deep breaths and tried to take a break for a bit.
Around an hour later, I started to feel a dull bit of the contractions and also some pressure on my bowels. I wasn't sure what to do. I also started to shake pretty badly. My husband got concerned and went for the nurse. She checked me out, and the baby was ready to come out! She called the doctor and there was a flurry of excitement, and then all the sudden it was time to push!
And push we did. Two hours later, I was still pushing. Even with the epidural, I was still able to feel the contractions (but not pain) so that I knew when to push. Let me tell you, in my delivery world, pushing was nothing compared to the contractions! The problem was my pushing wasn't going anywhere too fast. Another 45 minutes later, the doctor informed me that if the baby didn't come out after the next couple of big pushes, she would need to give it some medical help via suction. Well, that motivated my husband. The coach in him really kicked in. Without his positive enforcement, I think I would have kept pushing for more hours. Within 15 minutes, out came the baby. Nothing can explain the feeling—a big rush of movement and fluid and a feeling of release. The baby was put on my tummy and big baby eyes stared up at me. Everyone was really busy and I was totally out of it. I think we were all so happy the baby had finally come out! Then the doctor told me, "It's a girl!"
I didn't want to lose sight of her, but the nurses needed to take her to be weighed and cleaned up while I was cleaned up. My placenta wasn't budging so the doctor had to manually "remove" it. Then, my doctor had to do some fun stitching. Thankfully my epidural was still kicking in and it was all a bit uncomfortable, but bearable. The nurse handed me my little girl and started a breastfeeding session. My baby did a good job with the nursing and we were wheeled off to our room to rest.
Mommy, Baby Time
Waking up a couple of hours later, I couldn't believe what had happened. I had a baby! The delivery didn't go at all how I thought it would, but we were all happy, healthy, and ready to face what was to come. I'm not going to lie, there was a lot of pain involved. But it was all worth it—I'm so grateful for my baby every time I hold her close and touch her soft skin and soak in her sweet smell.
Sarah's Stats
Waist measurement: 45.5 inches
Weekly weigh-in: 181 pounds
Pregnancy symptoms: Still pregnant!
My favorite pregnancy anecdote for the week: The baby just didn't want to come out!
Pregnancy "first" of the week: We had a baby girl!
Doctor's visit: Yes—wouldn't change the induction date.
Baby Stats
Name: Ivy
Weight: 7 pounds 11 ounces
Length: 22 inches long
About the Photo: The above picture of the author was taken during her first week after giving birth to a healthy baby daughter. The photo was taken by Dean Lipoff.