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What We're Loving: Digressions, Disappointments, Delicious KissesBy The Paris Review
Paul Kasmin Gallery has a show up about the Iolas Gallery, which was open from 1955 to 1987 and was helmed by Alexander Iolas. He's best remembered as the dealer who (along with William Copley, in California) helped introduce the Surrealists to the American art world; the work on view, which he originally showed, is worthy of a museum exhibition—paintings by Magritte, de Chirico, Ernst, and Man Ray. But Iolas championed art that suited his taste, rather than art that was trendy, which means he liked what was, at the time, very weird stuff—such as Joseph Cornell, Copley, and Takis. He gave Warhol his first gallery exhibition when the artist was eighteen, and he was the first to show Ed Ruscha in New York. In Paul Kasmin's showcase, there's a wonderfully big, ethereal painting by Dorothea Tanning and a bronze toilet in the shape of a fly (the paper is dispensed through the fly's mouth, and you can store reading material in a bin under its thorax) by Les Lalanne. My favorite, though is a hand-painted glass bottle by Copley covered with tiny blue nudes, a modern take on the Grecian urn. —Nicole Rudick
In our recent interview with Matthew Weiner, the Mad Men creator states, "To me … digressions are the story." César Aira's wildly funny novel, The Conversations—recently translated by Katherine Silver—is one long digression: two friends discussing an action movie argue over the inconsistency of a Rolex watch on one of the film's goatherd characters. This seemingly small error sets off an exploration of, among other topics, the reinterpretation of memory, reality vs. fiction on film, and storytelling in our "technological state of globalized civilization." As Aira writes, "What had seemed about to come to an end had, in fact, just barely begun." —Justin Alvarez
I realize I'm 993 years late to this party, but Murasaki Shikibu's The Tale of Genji, as centuries of scholars and readers know, is one of the richest and soapiest books ever written—not bad for what's arguably the first novel ever. The story follows Emperor-spawn Genji as he navigates his way through the Imperial Court of eleventh-century Japan, marrying, political-intriguing, philandering, marrying again, and predating Freudian psychology by nearly a thousand years. The Penguin edition, translated by Royall Tyler, retains the high language of the original Japanese while situating the modern reader in a world in which poetry could make policy—would that it could today!—and the intricacies of court hierarchy could make even a Junior Fourth Rank, Upper Grade Left Officer's head spin. —Rachel Abramowitz
I've just received a new translation of Louise Labé's love sonnets and elegies. Labé wrote during the French Renaissance; after her death, her poems fell into obscurity until they were rediscovered in the nineteenth century. Earlier today, I flipped through its pages and landed on Sonnet 18, which brought an immediate smile to my face. It begins,
Kiss me, rekiss me, & kiss me again:
Give me one of your most delicious kisses,
A kiss in excess of my fondest wishes:
I'll repay you four, more scalding than you spend.
You complain? Well, let me ease your pain
By giving you ten more honeyed kisses.
What it lacks in subtlety it recoups in passion. No need to compare your love to a summer's day: just bring on the kisses. —Dan Piepenbring Read More


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Friendly, good value A little away from from main locations
It was a good experience staying at Villa Letan. Place is calm, staff is friendly, rooms are clean. A nice place to spend a very peaceful weekend.
very helpful friendly staff, the swimmimg pool was empty!poor selection for braekfast,quite far from anywhere if you have no car.
The rooms were very clean. Correct / good service (reception offered us a lunchpack spontaneously, when we told we would leave very early the next day). Swimming pool and olive trees beside pool : cozy and nice. Breakfast : ok (maybe a little bit monotonous). Airco was not a big succes. Hotel is a little bit isolated. Some members of the staff were rather 'cold' (other members very kind).
Clean Food in the restaurant was of very low quality. tasted like fish, meat and french fries were all made in the same oil
Good and friendly staff, good food, organization Small room, no infrastructure around the hotel
The room and especially the bathroom is too small for this category of hotel. After dinner everything is closed, so you cannot enjoy sitting in a lounge or sharing a drink and the only possible thing to do is to go to your room. Definitely too poor value for money. It should be rated as a 3 * and not a 4 *^.
We missed our ferry from Venice to Pula and were stranded because of a train strike. Later that night we managed to get to Trieste and the hotel did their best to help us get to Pula by taxi, but at 350 euro we decided to stay in Trieste overnight and got a bus the next morning. we were made very welcome at Villa Letan when we eventually arrived and very much enjoyed the remainder of our holiday. The staff, facilities, cleanliness, food etc were excellent.
We had one of the appartments which was really comfortable, appartment was very afordable for the amount of comfort we got in return. Very pleasant stay. Staff is very friendly. Sometimes poor English though. A good beach is not on walking distance. The beach on "walking distance" (15 minutes) is not child-friendly (for example). Overall, the location is terrible. It can be very boring in that area! Although this shouldn't be a big problem if you are traveling by car...
Every one was very helpful. It is situated in a very quiet spot requiring a car or bus to visit any bars or restaurants
The breakfast buffet was wonderful. Our room was in the older section of the hotel and it wasn't very clean. There were mysterious stains on the curtain.
its not worth ..how close to the sea it is..
Hotel built during communist era, with small rooms with a double bed, and that's all. They changed the door handles: the 'new' ones are rusty in the mean time, but one can see the shape of the old ones -> so the doors did not see any paint during the last 15 years!
Was in a nice quiet location. I felt it was tired and was in dire need of a refurbishment
eavning program was liittle bit fair no
-Breakfast was kind of "ok" (except coffee and tea) -"Sea side view" does not mean having a view..(after complaining we accepted the 3rd offered room and then had some view) - Stinky smell in the bathroom. - Coffee made with chloor water...amateuristic and awfull taste. - Two seperate beds for a maried couple (all 3 rooms) - Not enough parking facility's (it was high season therfore with mild understanding) - Sound isolation of rooms was poor. - Child friendly hotel....result lots and lots of kids.
beachfront situation wonderful, range of facilities excellent, access good, ample parking. maintenance man extremely helpful! 1 or 2 reception staff not so helpful when asked about tourist information matters. On matters directly about the hotel they were fine. Breakfast fruit salad tasted of syrup not fruit
old style room design (low square)
Hotel is clean and upper scale for Europe in general,stuff is very helpfull and always want to extra mile to assist you. Overall higly recomended. Lack of parking space,big problem. Every night had to park very far from the entrance on gravel road.
The hotel is clean and brand new, breakfast was really good
Generic, big Croatian hotell.
scenic view, good food, spacious, clean room luggage drop is somewhat complex. who knows the button call needed to approach the lobby when someone first come? dinner restaurant in the hotel run by only buffet. i have no choice.
I was given the wrong room on the first day - the next day, I had to wait a whole day to be transferred. they never said sorry just about ur cash
the swimming pool area was good. a lot to choose from in the buffet meals. some areas are proven by age and use. no a/c or refrigerator in the rooms.
Beautiful location
It's really a nice, but quite old hotel. Value for many - perfect!
the hotel was probably the quietest in the group on the resort.handy to local supermarket but not too close and easy enough to get the bus into the city.on a beautiful coastline,helpful staff.
The personnel was extremely helpful and nice. Room very clean. Great view from the room on the see side.
hotel staff okay, the location is very good, the bed and balcony are good, the breakfast very good, no noise in the hotel... according the room and services (no coolbox, too hot in the room, bathroom poor, too small perking places) it is too expensive
Very good option of upgrading to half board for an extra 3 euros per person. Nice pool area. Good for a short stop over as part of a longer tour. No airconditioning in rooms. It was also quite boring,although clean and modern it lacked atmosphere!
Friendly staff Good food choices at reasonable price Value for money Lovely setting Quiet bedrooms No real bad points, some staff semed more surly than others on the surface but this was found to be shyness, or lack of confidence with language.
Excellent location in the midst of greenery and immediatelly at the beach.
The breakfast is OK. Situation is good for spending all time near the sea. Hotel is awful, no conditioner in the room. So to feel normal You need to go there in winter, not in the hot season. Bathtrooms are ugly, after taking shower You could use it like a pool. (shower upholstery exist but does not work). Don't go to this hotel.
location to the beach
Very quite, peaceful and restful when we went in early October, weather still warm enough to swim in sea and almost empty so had the place almost to ourselves, Villas much nicer than punta verudela resort and worth paying extra for sea view. Although we enjoyed the peace and quiet of visiting at this time of year, only a couple of places to eat still open in resort and supermarket very understocked so had to go further afield for provisions and few of the sports facilities were open and couldn't find anywhere open to rent cycles. But maybe a price worth paying for having a beach and pools almost to ourselves so not a complaint really
the snorkeling was great we even saw dolphins one evening
The views over the sea, closeness of sea and bathing area plus terrific sunsets viewed from balcony. Set in national park, walks thru' the woods very tranquil. Easy and regular bus service to Pula. Price of food and drink very reasonable both on and off complex. Virtually everything closed; 10 - 15 minute walk to reception. It is a huge site, pretty empty save German / Austrian students, and for us oldies rather too undulating
good value
Honestly not a great deal! Staff were rude and not helpful at all.
The apartment was very nice, very clean and modern with modern furniture, kitchen equipment and facilities (ie 3 ring hob, family size fridge, tv, hairdryer). Even our special requests were met, ie first floor apartment with a sea view. On the whole the resort complex of Verudela is well laid out, with a selection of apartments and hotels all spread out amongst the woodland off a peninsular just outside Pula. Unfortunately, the area immediately surrounding Punta Verudela apartments lets the whole place down. The apartments themselves look like a prison camp and look very run down, I would have cried if we had been staying there. And the walkways that link them are in need of some upkeep as the weeds are coming up through the paving. It's better to stay in the Verudela Beach and Villa Apartments, which are just 5 mins walk away around the peninsular, but are set in gorgeous woodland. They are slightly more expensive but definitely worth the extra. We were also disappointed with he on-site supermarket, which always seemed to have a low stock of bread and poor quality fresh fruit and veg, not to mention that it was very expensive compared with supermarkets in Pula itself, just a 20 min bus ride away. We still used it to buy fresh milk etc, but did our main shop in Pula instead. The weather, but who can guarantee that. It rained for 4 out of 7 days we were there and there wasn't much to do to entertain our 19month old daughter, other than go for a wet walk around the complex or stay in the apartment. The children's playground was lacking in facilities, ie a couple of rundown swings and no slide and unfortunately the aquarium was closed whilst we were there (at the end of May).
The location is of hotel is very good: it's very close to the beach and not very far from Pula. We also liked city of Pula, so when we wanted something different from just beach and nature we could go to the city and spend some time there sightseeing or having dinner. The rooms are not very comfortable for travelling with small kids. Also in September it was a little bit cold sometimes.
the rooms were very clean and spacious. there is a long walk from the reception to the apartment and with our luggage, we found this very tiring and confusing. there was endless amounts of things to do in the resort and a great selections of bars and restaurants in a ten minute walking distance. it is an ideal location for families and those lloking for a relaxing break.
The location is excellent and is ideal for both families and couples The room was never cleaned you were expected to do this themsleves even though towels and bedding was changed regularly. The staff on recpetion speak very little english and are not able to help very much
The position in regards to Medulin.
Lovely room and view. The fridge in the room was also really helpful. Having to sit at the same table for evey meal and although it is a buffet service, being served from behind a counter. Having to pay for loungers and umberellas around the hotels swimming pool.
it was relaxing
we had an confermation to pay 88 euro for 2 nights for 2 persons inclusief tax and braekfast The hotel charged us 120 euro, they had no message on my oneline reservation........so now i cannot "trust" the bookings via booking.com. pleas give me an reaction.The booking was for 1 and 2 august Mrs denijs from Amsterdam.
vriendelijk personeel; Propere kamers. Good food. the weather !!!
near the beach
Location New staff! (not friendly) Noisy
It is close to Pula and also the Nature Reserve with fantastic water and cliffs. The Hotel staff were not very flexible and helpful
Very close to the beach. Nice hotel. The hotel could benefit from a renovation, though everything is very clean and confortable.
beautiful surrounding, peaceful, great view from the room, good food in the restaurant.kitchen is well equipped though a tea kettle and toaster would have been appreciated. bed was too hard, and sheets were rough - oven mitts are needed since pots have steel handles.
Good location and value. Swimming Pool was salt water !
Hospitality and organisation none
I liked the location and the sea view from the terrace, it is surely worth staying in the sea view room. Overall the place is very comfortable and is not far from the city.
Sunset views from our balcony. The room was not cleaned throughout the whole week. Even though staff came into our room after a few days to change the towels, they did not empty the bin or give us more toilet paper.
the room was very clean and comfortable,very good price. the hotel was so far from the city center,,there were no good restaurants on site and the market they did have, hardly carried anything.
Nic place and good service NO
The view from the apartment was very beautiful (the seaside). The room was clean. The region was quite quiet. The pool was ok and I also liked the artistic program at the pool during the evenings. I would have liked to have things to wash dishes and floor with.
The view from the terrace and the swimming pool. The tennis courts
View and facilities where very nice I would appreciate if the hotel would have wireless Internet connection in Rooms. Is very unconfortable for all to go at the reception.
Location was just a few blocks from the ruins and the Old Town. The staff were accomodating and friendly. Hotel was a little hard to find. When I e-mailed the hotel for walking directions from the bus station, we were given directions to the ruins and then told to ask someone on the street. We had to ask 2 different people before getting pointed the right direction. In actuality, directions could have been given with only a few turns and would have been easily found. Insist on directions if you need them.
Location is very favorable, near Marina.Rooms are clean, and good-sized for Europe. Desk personnel are quite cordial and helpful with directions, recommendations, arranging taxis, etc.The STAR is the restaurant. Best Meals ever in Europe! Having to depart.
It's right in the historic center of Pula. It's clean, comfortable and convenient. Good continental breakfast. The parking is a little funky, around back and over a curb. Vandals frequent the area on weekends.


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Thanks, Mike
Mike Cassidy, the Silicon Valley Dispatches columnist at the San Jose Mercury News, did me, the Linux community and everyone who uses Free/Open Source Software a great favor today by writing his column about Lindependence and what we've done, so far, in Felton.
The column is here. Go ahead and take a look. I'll wait.
[And if for some reason that link doesn't work, just go to SiliconValley.com and click on the link with my picture next to it.]
I want to thank Mike for a.) having an artesian depth of patience with both Bob Lewis and me while we shoveled metric tons of history and general GNU/Linux information his way in the few hours that Mike stayed here (no, we didn't keep him hostage), and b.) writing a column that I think captured the essence of Lindependence in Felton.
Karen Borchers also took great photos of me in the so-called "underground bunker." My only regret is that she didn't have her "slim-down-by-50-pounds" lens with her to make me look more like, oh I don't know, Michael Phelps.
So, thanks Mike and Karen.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs HeliOS Solutions West in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
September 17, 2008 at 1:32 pm
Larry, I live in the region and saw the Mercury piece. How would I contact you? Drop me an email and let me know…


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Posted: 4:51 PM- WASHINGTON - Some 43 percent of Americans wouldn't even consider voting for a Mormon for president, according to a new poll that shows an increase from previous surveys in the number of voters unwilling to support an LDS candidate for the White House.
The latest poll, released Monday, is bad news for Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, a Mormon Republican who is expected to make a 2008 presidential bid. Previous polls have shown a smaller share of Americans saying they would not vote for a Mormon presidential candidate.
The Los Angeles Times and Bloomberg in June found 37 percent of those surveyed wouldn't vote for a Mormon while other surveys from the late 1990s showed about 20 percent were opposed to a candidate from that faith.
Some 38 percent in the Rasmussen poll said they would consider voting for a Mormon, while 19 percent were unsure. Of those who identified themselves as evangelicals, 53 percent said they wouldn't consider voting for a Mormon candidate.
Scott Rasmussen, president of Rasmussen Reports, which conducted the survey on its own, said Romney already faces difficulty if he decides to run because he's been governor of liberal Massachusetts and is not very well known.
"I think that any time you have a number as high as 43% saying they won't vote for somebody it's a surprise," Rasmussen said. "It is one more hurdle for someone who already has a big hill to climb." The poll of 1,000 likely voters was conducted Nov. 16-17 and has a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
Romney's political action committee, the Commonwealth PAC, declined to comment on the poll.
"The governor has yet to make a decision whether or not he will run," said PAC spokesman Jared Young, noting Romney will announce his decision after the first of the year.
In other poll results, Romney had a 29 percent approval rating from those who knew of him, while 30 percent disapproved of him. In a head-to-head matchup against Sen. Barack Obama, an Illinois Democrat, Romney trailed 39 percent to 33 percent, according to Rasmussen.
Of course, only 19 percent of those surveyed could name Romney as the Mormon candidate from a list of six potential presidential contenders, Rasmussen reported.
Rick Beltram, an evangelical and chairman of the South Carolina's Spartanburg County Republican Party, says he believes the poll is probably accurate, but also noted that a generic poll does not indicate how people feel about Romney after hearing him talk about his religion.
"That's obviously his biggest obstacle," Beltram says of Romney's faith in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. "But I've also found that the more time that he or someone with him explains his beliefs, that's not the case." If Romney can dissuade voters from believing his faith is a cult, as some evangelicals view it, his support is likely to grow, Beltram says.
"His job is going to be communicate, communicate and communicate," Beltram says.
A potential Mormon presidential candidate fared better than one who is Muslim or an atheist running for the White House, the Rasmussen poll also found.
Some 61 percent of likely voters would not even consider voting for a Muslim presidential contender while 60 percent wouldn't vote for an atheist, the poll found.


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Thread: Bedtime problems
14th March 2012 11:22 AM #1
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Bedtime problems
My daughter is just now nearing 3 months old. So far she has been quite content to sleep in her swing or bouncer seat but I have been unable to get her to sleep in either her cot or pack n play for more than 15 minutes at a time. I get her to sleep, put her down, and she's immediately up and crying again. Does anyone have any advice on how to transition her to her cot?
15th March 2012 08:09 AM #2
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Starting the transition during nap time in the best way to begin. I would feed her and lay her down drowsy. You can rock her if you like. With my boys I played soothing music to help calm them but it isn't absolutely necessary, that's just something that helped us. Since she is only 3 months old she isn't quite at the age where you can "sleep train her" or as I like to think of it, develop a sleep routine or schedule. Babies take a lot of naps and I recall at that age (during the day) my boys sleeping sometimes 20 minutes and other times much longer. I kind of just went with the flow.
If you find it's a huge struggle to get her to transition her to cot just hold off for a bit and try again in a couple of weeks. If she's content and sleeping well it just may not be worth the stress at this time. I promise you, she won't sleep in that swing forever
Keep us posted on how things go! Take care.
15th March 2012 08:18 AM #3
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Babies find "white noise" very soothing. Running water, the hair dryer or vacuum, or even "static" like you'd hear on the radio (white noise). They also love movement (the swing) and to suck (at the breast, on their hands, on a dummy). They also like to be tightly swaddled.
All of these things remind your daughter of the womb. It was warm, and there was little room for movement. She constantly heard your heartbeat, and lots of muffled noises from people you were talking to, the TV, etc. She was being "rocked" every time you moved, and she finds this comforting (thus the longer sleeping in the swing and bouncy seat).
If you really want to get her to sleep longer in her cot, you could try adding white noise for the full amount of time she sleeps, to see if that helps her stay asleep. Otherwise, she may just be like many of my babies were... they loved to sleep in the swing at 3 months of age. Sometimes my babies would fall asleep (and stay asleep) on the bed, if I breastfed them to sleep. We co-slept with all of our babies, so the bed was familiar to them.
Here's a page that shows how to calm a crying baby, and how the "5 S's" help babies to settle and sleep longer.
17th March 2012 06:18 AM #4
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I definitely agree with white noise or some type of noise. My oldest child has always needed some type of white noise or music to fall asleep at night. He still does, and he is six years old now. I also agree that she is still a bit young, and it may take some time to get her to be able to sleep on her own. When my children were that age, I used baby carriers a lot and I also co-slept (just make sure to use safety precautions). I know it is difficult during those first months of having a new baby, but babies really do need comfort often. They are still learning to adjust to the outside world, and your warmth and your touch comforts your little one right now.
18th March 2012 02:31 AM #5
Hi andbabymakes4,
I agree with the above comments and what Jessica has suggested is the style I took with my baby.
We co-slept and this was wonderful as I didn't fully wake up in the night when he needed feeding and sometimes he would even latch himself on. As Jessica says, you need to take the proper precautions with this (which includes not being under the influence of alcohol or excessively tired) but once you follow these it is a very safe way for your baby to sleep.
I also found baby wearing excellent. When my baby was 3 months old we used a Kari Me sling and he would fall asleep within 15 minutes of going into this. I think he liked to be close to me and feel my heartbeat and it helped him to feel secure.
I'm just wondering whether you are breastfeeding your baby as I would often feed my baby to sleep?


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West Nile And EEE Found Again In Oswego County
The New York State Department of Health has notified the Oswego County Health Department that additional evidence of the Eastern equine encephalitis virus and the West Nile virus was found in test sites around the county from samples that were taken prior to the aerial spraying that was conducted on Saturday, August 17.
Two mosquito pools tested positive for EEE, one in the
Four mosquito pools tested positive for WNV, two in the
"The results we received this week were from collections that were taken before the county conducted aerial spraying last Saturday," said Oswego County Public Health Director Jiancheng Huang.
"Although the aerial spray was very effective in reducing some of the targeted mosquito populations, recent surveillance shows that mosquitoes are still there which means that viruses might still be present. We are working closely with the state health department to monitor the situation."
Huang added that everyone still needs to be vigilant to prevent exposure to mosquitoes. "It is very important that people continue to follow personal protection measures."


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cactusmomma, on 16 May 2012 - 12:42 AM, said:
Secondly: How many of you know the requirements to receive food stamp benefits in your state and in the same vein, keep them?
Thirdly: Do you know the reason people are on government assistance?
What I know from first-hand experiences:
Third: Simple. Life happens. Not everyone can afford food from their $8.50 an hour job. Their jobs laid them off due to the economy or downsizing.. sometimes the tips that saddle up their $2.16 waitressing wage have been short.. or they only get 15 hours a week at work.. they may have been in an accident that prevents them from working.. they have been born with a disability and their SSI doesn't quite cover enough. It can happen to anyone.. your own parents may have been on them at some point.
Second: Here in Indiana, all finances are accounted for: Copies of bank accounts are taken, all assets.. cars, houses, retirement funds, child support, etcetc.. all earning are accounted into the budget.. if a person makes $110 a month, a family of three takes home around $500 in food stamps.. a person makes $600 a month, the family of 3 will take home around $97. Regardless of any bills that need to be paid, the amount is static. For medicaid, adults cannot qualify if their entire family wages is over (I believe) around $108 a month.. if their minor kids are on disability, it all counts towards their final funds. For children, they have state caseworkers that call up every 3 weeks to make sure the kids are getting their checkups and visits taken care of, asking about their wellness and literally taking over their health profiles (the calls take a minimum of 30 minutes each time. Really annoying.. though, my daughter's caseworker is freaking adorable.) Every 3 months, the cases are pulled in for review. If even one dollar isn't accounted for or if something is entered into the computers wrongly (Happens way more than it should..), a person can lose their benefits. Food stamps here can buy food.. it cannot buy toiletry goods, none of the funds can be drawn out as cash, it cannot buy alcohol, pet food, or smokes. For those people saying 'oh, they should only be allowed to buy healthy foods!' ...consider how expensive natural and healthy foods can be and how expensive it can be to make an entire meal. For those saying 'well, these people buy the more expensive brands..' ...well then, that's their fault and they will have to deal with ramen at the end of the month. Once it's gone, it's gone. So what if the people buy some candy or chips? They're human too. Take a household that has $20 for the next 2 weeks, which NEEDS to be used for gas? What if their kid is having a birthday? What if the people who receive stamps have company coming and would like to offer something for their guests to nibble on and don't want them to know that they're on hard times? What about the women that get horrible sugar cravings during their pms days and chocolate is the only way to save her partner's sanity and life?
First: Using some examples of people I know and have met during the years I was a cashier in a grocery store and from my doctors' offices..
- Woman in her 40's on medicaid. She received a letter saying she was going to be cut off of it because she hadn't been able to get to her neurologist appointment due to car problems. She is recovering from 2 brain tumors and works part-time.
- Family of 5, the father works full time, the mother is disabled. We have a type of insurance here called the Healthy Indiana Plan.. it's like medicaid, but the adults pay into it monthly at an extremely discounted rate. It only covers medical, no vision/dental. The adults' cases were tied to their food stamp case. HIP put in that the father quit a job he never had, which triggered a sanction on their food stamps. The mother and father had to share their budget amount, choosing not to sacrifice the quality of food/nutrition their kids were getting. Both parents were malnourished for almost 6 months before the state did anything about it.
- Legally blind woman.. usually gets around $120 a month for food.. her disability was entered into their computers incorrectly and her benefits were dropped to $18 for that month. She couldn't get the rest of the money for that month since she had received something. Thankfully, everything was corrected the next month.
- 35-year-old woman, met her when she was about to have a hearing for her HIP account.. they cancelled it because she was short by 14 cents.
All-in-all, I see drug testing as necessary if there is probable cause. Not everyone on welfare is a lazy deviant. They need to use that money to fix the system in place before pulling in another clustertrash.
In my personal opinion, I believe that the welfare system should be abolished and let Charity take over. But... that would make me, by default, an evil, racist, christian, conservative. And, now that the church is deemed evil, and a large portion of the population is either anti-religion, or just does not care, the ideals of Charity would fail. Also, now that there is a cap on individual donations to Charities resolving in tax cuts... a large double digit percent of donations has decreased.
After all, not that long ago, something called "Natural Selection" played out its importance in nature. ;D In fact, "Natural Selection" and "Mutations" are in essence the reason nature progresses and evolves.
However... no, ultimately (probably in the near future), nature will impose the ideals of "Natural Selection" whether the self-important, self-entitled, participation trophy generation humanitarians like it or not... Thus the progress and advancement of this worlds creatures will continue.


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Beginning Aug. 23, you can pick up the new Moto X from AT&T* or be the first to create your customized Moto X online. The customizable version of Moto X is the first smartphone designed by you, assembled in the USA and available only for AT&T. To see more Moto X features in action, check out this video.
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- With Active Display, information efficiently appears on the screen. It doesn't interrupt and it's battery friendly. You don't have to wake up Moto X to look at the time or see your messages, satisfying that constant itch to check your phone.
Keeping your phone protected with passwords can be cumbersome. Now with a new accessory called Motorola Skip, you can unlock your phone with a single tap. Skip is a small clip you can wear on a shirtsleeve, shirt hem, belt loop, or wherever it feels most comfortable. Additionally, it comes with Skip dots, which work just like Skip but in sticker form. Stick them in convenient places like a car dashboard or nightstand. Skip allows you to keep information safe, but still have easy access to what you need most. Plus, for a limited time, Motorola Skip will be included for free in all Moto Maker orders.
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As discussed in the Leadership section, leadership of a book group can be quite a responsibility. The leader is generally in charge of not only choosing the book to be discussed, but also moderating and directing the discussion itself, providing some background information on the book and author, and dealing with any problems that may arise during the discussion. Some groups get around this by hiring a professional, but if your group has gone the member-led route and is looking for some direction, we've compiled some tips for you on all the details involved in running your discussion.
First of all, take a cue from the Boy Scouts and be prepared. If there are discussion questions available for your book from one of the many sources we've compiled here, the leader or discussion moderator should print those out and go over them, perhaps adding a few questions or taking notes on areas he or she particularly wants to focus on in the discussion. If there aren't prepared questions available, the leader will need to write them, using generic questions as a base. At least 8 to 12 opinion- or interpretation-based questions (not yes-or-no questions) are essential to provide enough structure and direction for a successful discussion. Good generic questions are readily available on some of the online resources linked to above.
In addition to finding or creating book discussion questions, the leader should consider reading up on the background of the author and/or getting a little more information on the time period or setting of the book, if that would be helpful. This information can often be found in the Library's online databases. (You will need a valid Highland Park Library card number to log into these resouces.)
Be supportive, be flexible, be a good listener!
The leader/moderator should:
1. Break the ice and make sure all members know each others' names
2. Make sure every member gets to speak at least once. A suggestion is to begin the meeting by going around the room and asking everyone for their initial thoughts about the book. This serves as both an ice-breaker and as a good way to bring up a lot of discussion points and opinions to pursue.
3. Keep the discussion on track. Socializing is fine to a limited degree, but needs to be kept to a minimum during the discussion itself.
4. Make certain discussion goes beyond simple "I liked it/didn't like it" statements. Draw people out with leading questions. The motivations behind strongly-held opinions can form the basis of interesting discussions.
5. Provide some direction to the discussion, but allow it to flow naturally into areas the members seem to find most interesting. Don't feel compelled to stick to a pre-defined list of questions; if question 5 captivates the group's attention, don't stress too much about whether or not you get to questions 6, 7, and 8.
6. Encourage constructive disagreement rather than conflict. Don't strive for complete consensus; everyone's thoughts and opinions are equally valid!
7. Make sure the discussion is well-balanced among participants. No one should dominate, and no one should feel left out.
The most common problems a group is likely to encounter during discussion are reticence and verbosity. You may have one or more members who barely if ever speak, and one or more members who do nothing but, even going so far as to interrupt other members!
Shy or Quiet Members
First determine whether the member's silence really is a problem. Some people prefer to listen and only speak when they have a well-considered point to make. Not speaking very often is not necessarily a problem, as long as they are still contributing to the discussion in some way. If, however, you truly have someone who never says anything, or seems uncomfortable about speaking up, you may need to find ways to draw them out. Consider making a point to chat with them one-on-one before the discussion begins, perhaps even ask them their thoughts about the book. This will help put them at their ease. In addition, you can then refer back to a point they've made to you but may not have expressed to the group. "Oh, Sarah made a good point when we were chatting earlier…Sarah, why don't you tell everyone else what you told me?" Also, if you don't think it would make them too uncomfortable, you can always use the simple expedient of directly asking the quiet members their thoughts on the points currently being discussed.
Too-Talkative or Dominating Members
If you encounter someone who dominates the conversation, interrupts others, or even tends to be dismissive or critical of others' opinions in favor of her own, it may be a more important problem to address than a quiet member. A group member who behaves this way may make other members uncomfortable or even angry, and this can lead to tension among members if the problem is not addressed.
During the discussion, find ways to redirect conversation away from the too-talkative member. If the member has interrupted someone, remember who and what that person was saying, then go back to that person's point as soon as you can, making a point to address the interrupted person by name and asking her to expand upon what she'd already said. If the too-talkative member simply goes on for too long about any given point, interject at the first polite opportunity to do so and, while validating her opinions, redirect by asking a question of the group. "Jessica's made some great points! Group, what do you think about what Jessica said about Y? Do you agree?" If the too-talkative member is dismissive or critical of what others have to say, gently point out that while her opinion is certainly valid, others' opinions are as well and that it is okay to disagree. Then redirect, either by asking someone else's opinion of what is being discussed or asking a new question altogether.
If the inappropriate behavior continues, someone may need to take the problem-causing member aside and explain to her how her actions are making the other group members feel and ask her to tone it down a bit.
Another option that might help with both the too-talkative and the too-quiet member is to institute a "talking stick" policy. Choose some object to pass around the group. Only the member currently holding the object may speak, and the leader will determine who is next in line for the talking stick. This has worked well in some groups to formalize the speaking process and make certain that everyone gets equal input into the discussion.
And don't forget…you can always use the two type of problem members against one another! Enlist the talkative one to help you draw out the quiet one, and enlist the quiet one to help you balance out the talkative one! Sneaky, but effective!


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Diagnosis Code B08.71
Short Description: Tanapox virus disease
Long Description: Tanapox virus disease
This is the 2017 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code B08.71
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Viral infections characterized by skin and mucous membrane lesions (B00-B09)
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"Drawing Surrealism"
Works on paper by Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst, Joan Miró and Louise Bourgeois, among others, make up this examination of the role drawing played in the development of Surrealism. Some 160 examples of exquisite corpses, frottage and automatic drawing are on view in this first major exhibition devoted to the subject.
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From the Melissa & Doug Community: What Motivates Your Child?
October 4, 2012 at 9:14 am melissaanddoug 1 comment
This week on the Melissa & Doug blog, we're exploring ways to help children express their personality. One topic we covered was how to work with your child to customize their chore charts. We asked our fans: What motivates YOUR child? We received such wonderful responses that we rounded them up below. What would you add to our growing list of motivators?
- "Genuine praise, and cuddle-hugs!" (Tammy T.)
- "Reading them a story when they're done…and when all else fails, snacks!! (Lori V.F.)
- "Join in and help them!" (Marcia R.C.)
- "Singing while we do it AND having speed contest – with smiles all around." (Laruen N.)
- "I sing songs and clap to encourage them to pick up their toys…once they get them put away they get praise for a job well done." (Kasi A.)
- "Sometimes I tell [my child] to race me while I do laundry and he cleans up his room…other times just singing works if it's before bedtime. Sometimes the possibility of an extra bedtime story works." (Rachel P.)
- "We play a game of his choosing [after chores are done]." (Candice B.)
- "My kids love a chore countdown. We start at 10-minute cleanup and I call out the remaining minutes!" (Andrea M.)
- "I think just telling how much of a help they are does so much, and to say 'what a great job' when done!" (Cheryl C.)
- "My kids will do almost any chore if they are motivated by the offer to help me cook! They love to help in the kitchen." (SugarAnts)
- "A reward sticker on her chart. Once she reaches a goal amount we can trade in for a new toy or book." (@Littlestylefndr)
Do you have ideas to add to this list? Send them to firstname.lastname@example.com! And, for some helpful insights on setting up a chore chart with specific responsibilities, check out our recent "Customizing Your Child's Chores" post.
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What is the connection between Georgetown and the Maryland state song, "Maryland, My Maryland"?
The words to "Maryland, My Maryland" were written 150 years ago by journalist and poet James Ryder Randall, who attended Georgetown from 1848 to 1856. In 1861, while chair of English Literature at Poydras College, Pointe-Coupée, Louisiana, Randall read a newspaper report of the Baltimore Riot. This clash between pro-South civilians and Union troops in Randall's native city on 19 April, 1861, resulted in what is commonly accepted as the first bloodshed of the Civil War. The account Randall read stated--incorrectly as it turned out--that Francis X. Ward, who had been a roommate of Randall's at Georgetown, was among twelve civilians killed in the clash. Randall was moved by the news to write "Maryland, My Maryland." The song, which achieved wide popularity in Maryland and throughout the South and which is now the Maryland state song, begins:
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Female staff members dressed as characters from the series welcomed customers to the cafe in Tokyo's Akihabara district when its doors opened at 8.30 a.m.
The 140-square meter shop, operated by the toy maker Bandai Co., seats 60 people. It is open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. on weekdays, 8:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturdays and 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. on Sundays. Alcoholic drinks are sold from 5 p.m.
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Neubauer was stationed at Keesler for weather training, a military field that is the rough equivalent of meteorology.
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Sweet SweatTargets 'Slow to Respond' problem areas.
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Fights muscle fatigue, while Enhancing Muscle Activity.
Stimulates the Sweat Glands releasing built up toxins.
Supports and Enhances Motivation and Energy during Physical Activity Fights against injuries such as Shin Splints, Pulls and Strains.
Created with Natural & Kosher jojoba oil, Coconut oil, Acai, Pomegranate & Aloe Vera.
Sweet Sweat Stimulates & Enhances your workouts.*If your going to commit to working out why not 'maximize your exercise' with Sweet Sweat.
Sweet Sweat may be used as often as you like, preferably with every workout.
Hope this helps mate.
Can bring some samples along with me if interested?
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Having been sponsored by one of the UK's biggest supplement companies in the past, and then by one of the world's largest, I've been privy to information as to the testing into the effectiveness of the legal 'fat burning' products that are sold.
In particular to those regular users of fat burners, and the suppliers, can anyone provide me with any testing carried out on them as to their effectiveness, and how much they contribute to fat loss?
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They do work as a fat burner...they Are illegal, ive taken t5 many of times as a fat loss aid but only for a week at a time as a kick start back into training, I find they work extremely well and have only experienced slight side effects. After training I am buzzing and very alert, which wad good for me as I usrd to work right after training at nite. Also get wizz dick which isnt gud if ur gna see the missus aftet training haha. Saying this many ppl I know have had strong side effects and felt off their head and anxious. Keep it to a minimum if u decide to take these, like 1 a day, 2 MAX! And dont take for a prolonged period of time
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Well, there's a good T5 product called Forza T5.
Here are the ingredients:
Bitter Orange Peel - 200mg
Caffeine - 180mg
(Epicatechin (EC)
Epicatechin gallate (ECG)
Epigallocatechin (EGCG) - 100mg
L-Tyrosine - 50mg
Guarana Seed - 12mg
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Ottawa Senators star Jason Spezza will miss two months after having back surgery to repair a herniated disc, general manager Bryan Murray announced at a press conference today.
"I can't give you a time frame (on Spezza's return) simply because until the surgery and rehab starts we won't know the total extent," said Murray. "We are hoping that he gets back at the later part of the season and, if we're in the [Stanley Cup] Playoffs, [he] will be able to participate at that time."
Spezza injured his back during Sunday's game against the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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The Year 2000 and Medical Devices
Statement of
Thomas Shope, Ph.D.
Acting Director
Division of Electronics and Computer Science
Office of Science and Technology
Center for Devices and Radiological Health
Food and Drug Administration
Department of Health and Human Services
the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations
House Committee on Veterans' Affairs
June 26, 1997
Good morning, Mr. Chairman and Members of the Subcommittee. My name is Dr. Thomas Shope. I am the Acting Director, Division of Electronics and Computer Science, Office of Science and Technology, Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH), Food and Drug Administration (FDA). I am pleased to be here to provide information about the "Year 2000" date issue as it relates to medical devices.
According to the definition in the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act), a "device" is:
- an instrument, apparatus, implement, machine, contrivance, implant, in vitro reagent, or other similar or related article, including any component, part or accessory, which is intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease, in man or other animals, or intended to affect the structure or any function of the body and which does not achieve its primary intended purposes through chemical action and which is not dependent upon being metabolized for the achievement of its primary intended purposes.
As this definition suggests, many different types of products are properly regulated as medical devices. Medical devices include over 100,000 products in more than 1,700 categories. These products regulated by FDA as medical devices range from simple everyday articles such as thermometers, tongue depressors, and heating pads, to the more complex devices such as pacemakers, intrauterine devices, fetal stents and kidney dialysis machines.
FDA is responsible for protecting public health by helping to ensure that medical devices are safe and effective. FDA carries out its mission by evaluating new products before they are marketed; assuring quality control in manufacture through inspection and enforcement activities; and monitoring adverse events in already marketed products, taking action, when necessary, to prevent injury or death. A device manufacturer must comply with all the requirements of the FD&C Act, including: establishment registration and device listing, premarket review, use of good manufacturing practices (GMPs), reporting adverse events, and others.
As diverse as medical devices are, so are the range and complexity of problems that can arise from their use. These problems include mechanical failure, faulty design, poor manufacturing quality, adverse effects of materials implanted in the body, improper maintenance/specifications, user error, compromised sterility/shelf life and electromagnetic interference among devices.
Any computer software that meets the legal definition of a medical device is subject to applicable FDA medical device regulations. Medical devices which use computers or software can take several forms including: embedded microchips which are part of, or components of, devices; or non-embedded software used with, or to control, devices or record data from devices; or individual software programs which use or process patient data to reach a diagnosis, aid in therapy or track donors and products.
An issue that has been identified as warranting review is the impact of the "Year 2000" on some medical device computer systems and software applications. These products could be impacted by the "Year 2000" date problem only if they use a date in their algorithm or calculations, or in record keeping; and a two-digit year format was used in their design. Manufacturers of such products are the only reliable source of information as to the details of the methods used in the programming and whether these two conditions are met. While we are in the process of reviewing this issue, we do not currently believe that there will be any major impact on medical device safety.
Embedded Software
Computer software frequently is embedded as a "component" of devices, i.e., software contained on a microchip to control device operation. Examples of such devices are: pacemakers, infusion pumps, ventilators, and many others. It is unlikely that most of these products would be impacted by the "Year 2000" problem. Almost none of these devices require knowledge of the current date to operate safely and effectively. For example, pacemakers do not use the current date in their operation.
Non-embedded software
Non-embedded software is intended to be operated on a separate computer, often a personal computer or work station. Such software devices may be used to enhance the operation of another device or devices and, further, may use the two-digit year format. It is possible that non-embedded software devices may rely on the current date for proper operation and, further, may use the two-digit year format. Such products might be affected by the "Year 2000" date change.
An example of non-embedded software is a computer program used to plan radiation therapy treatments delivered using radioactive isotopes as the radiation source (teletherapy or brachytherapy). These treatments possibly could be affected if the computer program used to calculate the radiation dose parameters uses only a two-digit year representation. The calculation of the length of time since the source was last calibrated could be in error and thus lead to an incorrect treatment prescription.
Other examples of non-embedded software devices include: conversion of pacemaker telemetry data; conversion, transmission or storage of medical images; off-line analysis of EEG data; digital analysis and graphical presentation of EEG data; calculation of rate response for a cardiac pacemaker; perfusion calculations for cardiopulmonary bypass; and calculation of bone fracture risk from bone densitometry data. While there is a chance that the two-digit format may affect the performance of these software devices, we believe that the "Year 2000" risk will be mitigated through proactively working with manufacturers.
Letter to Medical Device Manufacturers
In light of our review of the impact of the "Year 2000" on some medical device computer systems and software applications, CDRH is preparing to send a letter to all medical device manufacturers to ensure that manufacturers address this issue and review both embedded and non-embedded software products. We will remind manufacturers that, in addition to potentially affecting the functioning of some devices, the two-digit year format also could affect computer-controlled design, production or quality control processes. We will request that the manufacturers review the software used to determine if there is any risk.
CDRH will recommend specific actions to ensure the continued safety and effectiveness of these devices. For currently manufactured medical devices, manufacturers should conduct hazard and safety analyses to determine whether device performance could be affected by the "Year 2000" date change. If these analyses show that device safety or effectiveness could be affected, then appropriate steps should be taken to correct current production and to assist customers who have purchased such devices. For computer-controlled design, production and quality control processes, manufacturers should assure that two-digit date formats or computations do not cause problems beginning January 1, 2000.
In our letter to industry, we will remind manufacturers that under the GMP regulation and the current Quality System Regulation (which became effective June 1, and incorporates a set of checks and balances in manufacturers' design processes to assure a safe, effective finished product), they must investigate and correct problems with medical devices that present a significant risk to public health. This includes devices that fail to operate according to their specifications because of inaccurate date recording and/or calculations.
As a result of our letter, we expect manufacturers who identify products which have a date-related problem which can pose a significant risk to the patient to take the necessary action to remedy the problem. This might include notification of device purchasers so that their device can be appropriately modified before the "Year 2000." Manufacturers who discover a significant risk presented by a date problem are required to notify CDRH and take appropriate action. Again, we do not anticipate any significant problems with individual medical devices, however, we want to ensure the continued safety and effectiveness of these devices.
For future medical device premarket submissions, manufacturers of devices whose safe operation could be affected by the "Year 2000" date change will be required to demonstrate that the products can perform date recording and computations properly, i.e., "Year 2000" compliant.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for the opportunity to tell you about the issue of "Year 2000" and medical devices. Let me assure you, we at FDA take this issue very seriously as we do all problems that could affect the public health. We are committed to a scientifically sound regulatory environment that will provide Americans with the best medical care. In the public interest, FDA's commitment to industry must be coupled with a reciprocal commitment: that medical device firms will meet high standards in the design, manufacture, and evaluation of their products. We recognize that this can only be attained through a collaborative effort -- between FDA and industry -- grounded in mutual respect and responsibility. The protections afforded the American consumer, and the benefits provided the medical device industry, cannot be underestimated.


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Here, in the rocky outcroppings known as the Falkland Islandss, ea birds are laying eggs.
And caracaras have eagle eyes.
Now the talons double as hammers.
Good protein for a carnivore...but even more when the eggs hatch.
Rockhopper penguins have given birth.
This time, the talons deploy for a ground assault.
The talons grip the turf like a runner's cleats.
Allowing caracaras to sweep in and steal prey.
With its sure-footed talons, the caracaras can't be outrun here...or outfought.
Back at the nest, the caracara has its own young to feed.
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Tracing a pattern with a toothpick is more commonly used when tracing a design onto rolled fondant – which is the case with the project you are making. You would hold the pattern up to the cake, then trace with the point of the toothpick, leaving an indentation in the soft fondant. The piping gel method you were planning to use would also work, but you'd need to make sure that you not use too much piping gel and cover all the markings with buttercream icing, because the dried piping gel will appear shiny on the rolled fondant.


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i'm not exactly sure why, but neither of these really appeals to me that much. dig that little hand by emak though.
Photographers, writers, poets, musicians, anyone with a voice and a message should get involved somehow.
What I'm saying is... Stand up Delaware. Raise your hand. Be proud of where you are from. Read between the lines. Keep searching. Never stop pushing. Never stand still. Make moves. Know when to whisper and know when to yell. Stop hating. Be real. This isn't a movement. This is YOUR movement.
skanners make sketches look so much better..but f*** skanners i use a camera
^^^ Shut the fuck up fool, its wack with a scanner , camera or in real life. Both suck dick cant be assed wasting my time voting.
feeling emaks
wow, these are both dope as hell
hard time to choose but i go with emak
I have to go Emak. I almost went Mase because the A in Emak isn't good at all but I was feeling the rest of it.
Gotta go with EMAK, even though his a doesnt blend with the rest, i still think its has more of a concentrated flow ya know.
But props to both yall
Reppin Pacific Coast, West Side.
Kaso Oner FCK
Werd up sonn.
emak... both were fucking dope. 3d shading for emak is what got me
TIP Mac Dre and Johnny Ca$h
both solid, went with EMAK, though. That K is ridiculous. ©
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QUOTE (koper @ Jul 16 2006, 10:25 PM)crikey gov'na!
letter structure is actually somewhat weak... sorry
went emak, Mase your e looks like fucking tree or something
mase styler is mad unique
emak. ur letters is so simple but cool.