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Stuch and Bruch is the idea that every fencing technique has a counter and every counter has a technique. Technique and counter are two major components of German swordsmanship and a fair description of my screenwriting adventures and life.
Thursday, October 27, 2005
Three Day Migraine
All right. Here we go. I get migraines. It's probably because I spend so much time in front of a computer screen so writers, take note. I have had a migraine for three days. Three straight head-pounding, somebody-please-close-the-blinds-and-nobody-make-a-sound days. Yes. Three can't-drive-a-car-cuz-I-can't-read-the-street-signs-because-of-the-flashing-things-in-my-eyes days. You get the picture?
I used to take prescription migraine medication. It worked like a charm. But once the medicine wore off, the headache came back determined to punish me for trying to vanquish it. You could almost hear the headache say "you dare try to thwart me with your dastardly elixar? There is no concoction, antidote, drug, panacea, placebo or remedy of any kind that can foil my awesome and terrifying power! Wah! Ha! Ha!"
.. okay, maybe you couldn't almost hear it, but it was loud and clear to me. Doctors called these voices "rebound headaches" and we all know anyone on the rebound is bad news.
Where was I? Oh, okay. So, a year or so ago I stopped taking the prescription drugs and have treated my periodic migraines with over the counter Excedrin Migraine. (reminder to read disclaimers in first paragraph. DO IT NOW!). Well, this week, the Excedrin met Mister Awesome-and-Terrifying-Power and cowered in the dark recesses of my stomach like a whipped puppy. Frankly, I was in a head pounding, light oppressive, vomiting in the dirty toilet(oh gross, do men just sit on the pot and explode?) hell. Yes, this migraine was hell.
Somebody told me about this headache stuff that you roll on your head the way you roll antiperspirant in your armpits. Uh. Huh. I was skeptical but desperate. So, I got my son to play seeing-eye-dog and lead me through the Walmart Pharmacy where he found it. I couldn't read the labels because of all the orange and yellow lightening in that store which I am sure is against some kind of building code.
Within a few minutes it dulled the head pain and the flashing things in my eyes were gone. With the flashing things gone, the nausea went too. This product worked for me.. moi...yo...it may not work for you.
If you try this product, which I am not recommending for aforementioned reasons, there is one important warning you need to know that they neglected to put on the box. When you use this product, to the average consumer in the Walmart parking lot, you will look like a befuddled moron rubbing Chapstick on your forehead.
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- MaxiSmeg said...
My brothers and father get migraine a lot. I don't. I suffer from a thing called Daily Chronic Tension Headaches though not right now.
What my family has discovered is that it is a process of identifying your triggers.
Sleep deprivation and over exertion are two. Stress is another one.
I hope you get better soon.
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- roya parsay said...
anything to get a relief
- 10/28/2005
- MaryAn Batchellor said...
Excellent link, maxismeg!
- 10/28/2005
- truckdriver_sefl said...
Isnt it so great when you find these little secret things that nobody knows about but work soooooo well. And who cares when you have a migraine what you look like in the wal mart parking lot LOL
- 10/28/2005


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Monday, June 18, 2007
Today's excitement
We were eating lunch when we heard a very loud noise - a helicopter was overhead. We could hear sirens as well, so assumed that there was a police chase or something happening. The noise of the helicopter stopped pretty quickly so my mother went out to investigate, and came running back to tell us that it had landed in the park and all the neighbours were out to sticky-beak at it.
We quickly grabbed the camera and hurried Atticus out the door to show it to him. It was a CareFlight chopper. At first we thought that maybe it had had to do an emergency landing, but it turned out that it needed to pick up a doctor to take somewhere urgently. A police car pulled up soon afterwards and out hopped two guys with big backpacks who quickly got into the helicopter.
The pilot asked us to move away and they prepared to take off. Atticus was so excited. Mind you, so was my mother and I! We sat there in the cold, waiting and waiting. Atti and Mama chatted about it flying up, up and away. Then, the propellors started moving, faster and faster. It got windier and windier where we were sitting. Eventually, the noise of the engines picked up and away it went. It hovered directly above us briefly and we felt like we were going to be blown away!
As it flew away, Atti called out "Bye-bye helicopter!" and when we got home we called Dan so that Atti could tell him all about it...
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Is Procrastination Healthy? Religion Or Science To the Rescue?by Scrvpvlvs
Aug 25, 2004 3:35 AM– Decision making in humans is now represented by a formula:
If it feels good, we do it. We pursue whatever has the greatest chance of a reward, the largest reward, and the shortest tolerable delay before a reward, as we perceive it. And impulsive people (people who are less tolerant of delay) procrastinate more.
Human behavior consistently bears this out. Impulse goals elbow out long term goals and less pleasant tasks.1
Why do our brains work this way? Because animals with a built-in preference for impulse goals, who "sleep and hoard and mate when the relevant urge arises,"2 are more likely to survive and pass it on to future generations.
So procrastination is a label for a normal, healthy functioning brain being asked to do something it isn't adapted to: sacrifice impulse goals for long term goals.
Western religions have another name for impulse goals: temptations. The mythology of western religions reframes them as sin. For people who believe an impulse goal to be sin, the threat of punishment reduces its perceived value. The success of western culture, which owes much to long term planning, a.k.a. the work ethic, is a testament to the power of mythology to color our perceptions of value.
Recently, scientists found a center of procrastination in the brain. When they interfered with the rhinal cortex of monkeys, the monkeys were no longer able to discover that a desired goal would take time to accomplish. These monkeys treated all goals as impulse goals. Normally procrastinators like us, they suddenly became extreme workaholics.3, 4
I guess this counts as science improving on religion, but do we need better mind control?
1. Measuring Your Procrastination
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I tell you that there are terrible temptations that it requires strength, strength and courage, to yield to. -Wilde
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So. School's out for a week. Which I thought was going to be great. I though "YES! I get a whole week to veg out and write and waste my life away!"
Well. We all know what happens when plans to do nothing are made.
No sooner had I thought this than Mom walked into the living room, where I had arranged my nest (consisting of several afgans, the remote, my laptop, a box of 109 crayons, and trail mix), and informed me of "my plans."
So today I began completing my "plans".
I woke up at 8 and went to the dentist. Then I picked up Michael because he wanted to hang out. Then WE went and tore down a barn with my family.
I felt like cheap Mexican labor the whole time. But I got paid in Slushys and Subway.
Then we went home and I ended up trekking through knee deep mud after a stubborn horse so Michael could go riding. I lost both boots.
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Then I had a guitar lesson.
Then I washed the horses with Michael.
THEN I finally got a chance to shower. And I took Michael home and he got mud and dirt all in my car. And we had a conversation about whether we were all the way broke up. Then I went home.
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Didn't back Aljazzi lol
Didn't back Aljazzi lol
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Been betting him for a few weeks now. was ...
6 haddock
6 haddock
keeps going in so getting harder to back
keeps going in so getting harder to back
Did you get him at $2?
Did you get him at $2?
I wouldn't back it at the $1.4 it is now
I wouldn't back it at the $1.4 it is now
I'll lay that all day
I'll lay that all day
I'm going to just watch him go around and ...
I'm going to just watch him go around and ...
just sy of two i have him at
just sy of two i have him at
That's ok I guess
That's ok I guess
It's pretty good for the race that last ye...
It's pretty good for the race that last ye...
what odds u laying dock
what odds u laying dock
good field
good field
It'll probably kick at $1.35
It'll probably kick at $1.35
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Cities from the Sky, Part Two
This post is the second in a series on cities as seen from above. If you missed part one, click here.
Cities at night are as wondrous as they are mysterious. With the setting of the sun, cities transform into entirely different entities. Just think about the varied experiences of walking down a street while the sun is shining and then again after dark. But how does this experience change if these cities are seen from above? And I'm not talking about just aerial photography this time.
In the following video, astronaut Don Pettit takes us on an orbital tour around the world of cities at night. He explains the challenges of capturing such clear images from space, as the International Space Station travels around the globe at over 17,000 miles per hour. Try going that fast and capturing a high-resolution, blur-free image from your point and shoot. It's not going to happen. But Pettit and his colleagues on the ISS assembled a sophisticated mechanism that cancels out orbital motion and produces the clear, striking images you see here:
Pettit's admiration of human settlement patters comes through in his commentary. His most insightful observation is that "Cities at night are caught in a triangle between culture, geography, and technology." These elements influence everything from a city's color and brightness to its geometry. Just as cities shape our actions, experiences, and quality of life, so too do we influence the forms our cities take. In part one of this series, I made the point that cities from the sky are works of art, and Pettit shares this sentiment: "We do not construct our cities by how they might look from space. Cities at night may very well be one of the most beautiful, unintentional consequences of humanity."
This next video will bring us down to earth, quite literally. Shot from the nose of a commercial airplane, we are escorted to the tarmac during its final descent into LAX. As the sun sets and the plane travels closer and closer to its destination, we get a unique look at the City of Angels. Enjoy:
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We had a crazy weekend including Jim's 27th birthday party where he got Omni Mash Prime and got to open his Homer Simpson puzzle - that is way cool, even for me.
When I asked Jim what he wanted at the party he said burgers - so I decided that I would make several kinds
A. Chicken burgers with thyme, oregano, rosemary, vinegar, garlic and a bit of olive oil
B. Regular burgers
C. Heart Attack Burgers - hot sauce, worchester, diced cheese hot dogs and bacon and cheese on top.
D. Chicago Diner Burger- mushrooms, oatmeal, soy sauce, garlic, onion, flour - these are really good for my first try at home made veggie burgers.
We also had watermelon, grilled veggies, chips, and ice cream and cake.


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I once debated with a friend who is a supporter of gay marriage. At the end of the debate, I was accused of being unloving, a hypocrite, and my gospel is not real gospel. Unmistakably, a Christian committed to the Biblical truth does believe in "Love" and the "Gospel" of Jesus Christ. The Gospel of Jesus is what we preach; the Love of Jesus is what we preach.
However, "love" and the "gospel" are two words often misused and abused when it comes to the issue of gay marriage (another often misused word is "equality"). Their meanings as in the context of the Bible are often taken out of context to support gay marriage by some. The simple rationale goes that, if you love someone who is gay, out of love for that person, then you must support gay marriage. Otherwise, you are an unloving hypocrite preaching the fake gospel, because the Gospel of Jesus is all about love.
Make no mistake, the reason that Jesus became man was out of love. Not only love for mankind, but also out of love and obedience to the Father. God is loving, so loving to a point that He was willing to sacrifice Christ Jesus to die for sins of mankind, suffering and dying in our place that He bore sins for us, so that we may receive righteousness, his righteousness, not ours, on account of His one act of love on the Cross. We see that God is not only loving, but also righteous. Christ vicarious death – which is the ultimate fulfillment of Old Testament sacrifices for sins (Hebrews 10) – satisfies His attributes of love and righteousness.
Christ out of love, died for us, for our sins. God's love does not condone sin.
The Bible says that no one is righteous, not even one (Romans 3:10). After the Fall, we all have sinned in Adam. This includes everyone, every nation, every culture, every race and color, heterosexuals and homosexuals alike. All have sinned against God, and there is no one righteous.
Let me be clear, in the context of the debate on gay marriage, heterosexuals are no more righteous than homosexuals. There are heterosexual sins and sexual perversions as well as homosexual sins and sexual perversions that are displeasing to the Lord.
The institution of marriage since its inception constitutes the union between a man and woman. God in fact created Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve. Apostle Paul spoke unmistakably and specifically in Romans 1 against homosexual behaviors and practices,
"26 For this reason God gave them up to dishonorable passions. For their women exchanged natural relations for those that are contrary to nature; 27 and the men likewise gave up natural relations with women and were consumed with passion for one another, men committing shameless acts with men and receiving in themselves the due penalty for their error."
As committed Christians and saved sinners, we strive to pattern after the loving God who does not condone sin. We speak against heterosexual sins, as well as homosexual sins. We do this, not because Christians are superior or more righteous. Quite the contrary, Christians are lowly sinners saved by grace out of God's grace and love for us. Out of ourselves, we are no more righteous than others. As saved sinners, we still constantly battle with our individual sins.
As the Easter holidays approach, and as the U.S. Supreme Court currently debating whether gay marriage is constitutional, it is a very fitting timing to clarify the misconception on the Biblical meaning of "love" in the context of the true "Gospel" of Jesus Christ.
Talking about God's love for Man without talking about sins, and Christ's vicarious death for our sins is not the true Gospel. In this regard, many gay-marriage supporters' "love" argument to the Christian community is too simplistic and devoid of the meaning of the true Gospel. God's love is not our conception of "love," God's love does not condone our sins.
God's institution of marriage since its inception is for between a man and a woman. My challenge to those who use the "love" argument to support gay marriage: if one truly believes in the loving God who does not condone sin, one ought to love his creator God, by following his loving commandments and respecting God's creation order.


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Sunday, April 17, 2011
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Hey sweetie. I so can't believe how crazed some of those people got on that facebook message. Seriously. Don't take it to heart Dani. Some people just don't know etique. We all make mistakes and honestly, I don't see what the big deal was with it anyway. How hard is it to just ignore all the comments. Hope you come back soon. Miss you pretty face already. Hugs xxooReplyDelete
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Little Miss Owl has hung out her stocking ready!
Rich boozy fruit cake coated with marzipan and midnight blue royal icing
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Oh Wayne, I am so pleased you have posted this cake!!! I LOVE it… smacks of all things festive and Christmas!!! As always you icing is top drawer!!! a winner in my book ;) xxx
This is a gorgeous cake. I love all your hanging christmas ornaments and i love the little candles. looks very starry night to. great job i love it :-)
I love the colours you've used :0)
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Wayne! Welcome to CakesDecor! Hope you love it as much as we do!
This cake is too cute for words, thanks for sharing it with us :) xx
This is so awesome!! saw it on FB and just LOVE it!! xx
Oooh is this your first cake on CD Wayne? Welcome and what a way to start. I love this cake!
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Sunday, April 22, 2007
Help from Friends
6 comments:
- Kathy or Kathryn or Dana or .......... said...
Yea Annie!
Welcome to the world of blogin'! It is fun and very addicting. I love your site.
- April 22, 2007 at 6:59 PM
- Jerri said...
Good job Annale. Changed your mind did you? At Dahlia's you said "I'm not going to do that, my computer is too slow". Welcome to Blogging.
- April 24, 2007 at 2:22 PM
- Rhonda said...
Ok Annie....get busy adding more "stuff" to your blog. It really looks good though. You will soon get a feel for what you're doing. If not just ask for help and some Wacky woman will answer the call. Make that at least two or more. LOL
- April 25, 2007 at 3:56 PM
- MOLLY said...
It's a wonderful wonderful blogging world, my friend. More learning--we are never too old and never too old to have fun. Keep at it. BTW--clark told me that there is a way to connect to the internet through your cell phone connection. You might want to check that out. Cingular. Molly
- April 25, 2007 at 7:50 PM
- Rhonda said...
Hey Annie, you really need to post and change your "Wacky" picture....LOL
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- mjnauert said...
I hope to start seeing your posts! Just take it one train wreck at a time. People like hearing about those anyway. wink. Take care. I hope to see you soon at a retreat.
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Nice easy 3-mile trail run on Sunday with my dog. I have a moderate difficulty trail near me (moderately technical for me, super duper easy for the lab). I felt like such a kid. Climbing a steep hill. Running over rocks and roots like little hurdles. And enjoying seeing how happy my dog is to just be in the woods. Awesome afternoon and made me realize just how cool running can be when you're not training for anything!
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Saturday, June 5, 2010
Roasted Leg of Lamb Stuffed with a Sage Artichoke Rub with a Sage Cremini Mushroom Sauce
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1 butterflied New Zealand leg of lamb (you can ask your butcher to remove a bone if only bone-in is available)
6 cloves garlic, minced
1 c finely chopped artichokes
3 Tbsp minced organic sage
2 Tbsp EVOO
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2 tbsp organic, virgin, unrefined coconut oil
S & P to season
1. Pre-heat oven to 325 degrees F
2. lay lamb out fat side facing down on a flat surface or cutting board, drying with a paper towel
3. Mix garlic, artichokes, sage, and EVOO until well blended
4. Spread this mixture evenly over meat
5. Cut approximately 5-6 pieces of string about 8-10" long
6. Roll up lamb and tie off, starting at middle, then one of each end, and then tie the remaining two strings as shown in the picture below making sure that each string fits snugly against the meat
7. Season the outside of the roast with salt and pepper
8. Heat up a cast iron pan or non-stick skillet large enough to fit entire roast on high
9. Add oil
10. When oil begins to smoke or when small amount of water flicked into pan scatter on impact add roast
11. Cook each side until it has a crisp, golden crust
12. Place roast on a metal rack in a roasting pan and place a meat thermometer through center of met (careful to avoid hole created by rolling which will cause inaccurate readings)
13. Bake roast until it reaches desired doneness, removing when thermometer is approximately 5 degrees below this mark and let sit for 5 minutes
Timing Chart:
Rare: 20-25 min/# or 135 F
Medium Rare: 25-30 min/# or 145 F
Medium- Medium Well: 30-35 min/# or 160 F
Well Done: 35-40 min/# or 170 F
I recommend medium rare for lamb, but if you like it more well-done I would cook it to 155 F and let rest 5 min otherwise you run the risk of over cooking an otherwise magnificent piece of meat.
Sage Cremini Mushroom Sauce
8 oz organic cremini mushrooms. sliced 1/4" thick
leftover oil from searing lamb OR 2 tbsp coconut oil/butter
1 cup dry white wine
1 cup organic good quality chicken stock
1 tbsp sage, minced
drippings from lamb
1/2 tsp salt (optional)
*Begin making sauce when lamb had approximately 20 minutes left to cook
1. Drain oil from pan used to sear lamb, leaving only a thin film to cover the pan
2. Heat pan to medium heat and saute mushrooms until tender
3. Turn heat to high and add white wine; let reduce by 1/2
4. Add stock and drippings from lamb once it is removed from the oven and reduce until only a thick sauce remains
5. Season with salt if desired and serve over lamb
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November 15, 1996
ANGELA MORLINO, PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT,v.MEDICAL CENTER OF OCEAN COUNTY, J. DUGENIO, M.D., AND FLAVIUS THOMPSON, M.D., DEFENDANTS-RESPONDENTS.
On appeal from Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Ocean County.
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In this medical malpractice case, defendant Jose Dugenio, M.D., prescribed Ciprofloxacin, an antibiotic, to plaintiff who was eight months pregnant. Plaintiff's fetus died one day after plaintiff ingested the drug. She sued defendant Dugenio, Flavius Thompson, M.D., her obstetrician, and the Medical Center of Ocean County, seeking damages for severe emotional distress as a result of the death of the fetus. A jury returned a unanimous verdict in favor of defendants.
On appeal, plaintiff argues that the trial Judge erred by: (1) refusing to instruct the jury that it could consider a violation by Dr. Dugenio of warnings included in the Physicians' Desk Reference (PDR) *fn1 as evidence of Dr. Dugenio's negligence; (2) giving the "exercise of judgment" instruction to the jury; and (3) refusing to instruct the jury that the testimony of a single witness may be sufficient to convince the jury of an essential element of plaintiff's claim. We affirm.
Plaintiff's due date was April 6, 1990. Her pregnancy was free of complications other than a minor urinary tract infection, upper respiratory infection and vaginitis. On March 20, 1990, plaintiff went to the emergency room of Ocean County Medical Center in Point Pleasant, seeking treatment for a sore throat. Dr. Dugenio, an emergency room physician, took a history from plaintiff. He noted that she was eight months pregnant and had visited the emergency room approximately two weeks earlier on March 5, 1990, complaining of a sore throat, congestion and swollen glands. According to hospital records, on plaintiff's March 5, 1990 visit, she was diagnosed as suffering from acute pharyngitis (sore throat), and was given a prescription for amoxicillin, an antibiotic.
Dr. Dugenio examined plaintiff and ordered blood tests and a throat culture. After examining the blood work and noting the resurgence of plaintiff's previous symptoms, Dr. Dugenio suspected a bacteria known as hemophilus influenzae as the primary cause of plaintiff's condition. He was concerned with the possibility of serious complications. Consequently, Dr. Dugenio administered a 500 milligram pill of Ciprofloxacin to plaintiff. Dr. Dugenio selected Ciprofloxacin because he feared that the hemophilus influenzae bacteria could lead to other illnesses which may pose a serious threat to both plaintiff and the fetus.
The next day, on March 21, 1990, plaintiff was examined by her obstetrician, Dr. Thompson. During the examination, a sonogram revealed fetal demise.
Dr. Steven Clark, plaintiff's expert in obstetrics and maternal/fetal medicine, testified that plaintiff had a severe reaction, known as anaphylaxis, to the Ciprofloxacin, causing low blood pressure and low oxygen intake. As a result, the fetus was deprived of oxygen and blood flow, ultimately causing its demise. It was his view that Dr. Dugenio deviated from the accepted standard of care when he administered Ciprofloxacin for a sore throat to a pregnant patient.
During his testimony, Dr. Clark referred to the following warnings about the use of Ciprofloxacin contained in the PDR:
CIPROFLOXACIN SHOULD NOT BE USED IN CHILDREN OR PREGNANT WOMEN. The oral administration of ciprofloxacin caused lameness in immature dogs. Histopathological examination of the weight-bearing joints of these dogs revealed permanent lesions of the cartilage.
The PDR also placed Ciprofloxacin in "Use-In-Pregnancy Category C," which means:
Risk cannot be ruled out. Human studies are lacking, and animal studies are either positive for fetal risk, or lacking as well. However, potential benefits may justify the potential risk.
Dr. Clark stated that a reasonable and prudent practicing physician does not use Ciprofloxacin for pregnant patients unless they are critically ill and they fail to respond to all other antibiotics. He testified that there were a number of effective alternatives which were safer than Ciprofloxacin, and that the risks of administering Ciprofloxacin "absolutely" outweighed the benefits. Dr. Clark did acknowledge that the arthropathy (joint cartilage damage) warned of in the PDR is not what occurred to plaintiff's fetus; rather, the fetus expired because of an anaphylactic reaction suffered by the plaintiff. He also admitted that it was rare for a patient to have a reaction to Ciprofloxacin, and that it was just as likely that plaintiff could have had the same type of reaction to any other antibiotic.
Plaintiff also presented testimony by Dr. Chester Smialowicz, an infectious disease specialist. Dr. Smialowicz, like Dr. Clark, noted that the PDR instructs that Ciprofloxacin should not be given during pregnancy unless the mother's life is threatened and no safer antibiotic will help. He also stated that it was a deviation from the accepted standard of care to have given a pregnant patient Ciprofloxacin for acute pharyngitis. He added that acute pharyngitis is not caused by hemophilus influenzae, and therefore plaintiff did not even require an antibiotic. He knew of no reason why Dr. Dugenio, even if he believed the cause of plaintiff's pharyngitis to be bacterial, could not have attempted to treat plaintiff with a penicillin, a cephalosporin, or an erythromycin. Dr. Smialowicz declared that no competent physician would expect that the organisms causing plaintiff's pharyngitis would enter her blood stream or cross over into her fetus and threaten the fetus' life.
The defense presented Dr. Sidney Wilchins, who testified that the administration of Ciprofloxacin was proper because of the ineffectiveness of the amoxicillin. He added that the risks of not treating a pregnant patient in the presence of hemophilus influenzae were "infinitely catastrophic" to a developing fetus as compared with the risks of treating the mother with Ciprofloxacin. It was also his opinion that Ciprofloxacin played no role in the death of plaintiff's fetus; the death was more likely caused by the length of plaintiff's umbilical cord.
Also testifying for the defense was Dr. Julius Kaplan. Dr. Kaplan agreed with Dr. Wilchins that under the specific circumstances of this case, it was appropriate for a physician to use his medical judgment and prescribe a stronger antibiotic after the first, (amoxicillin), was unsuccessful, because the other drugs available to the plaintiff were not effective against the bacteria causing plaintiff's infection.
Plaintiff requested the trial Judge to read verbatim, as part of the jury instruction, the two recitals in the PDR containing the warnings that Ciprofloxacin should not be used by children or pregnant women, and that the risk to the human fetus from Ciprofloxacin could not be ruled out. She further requested that the jury be instructed that, if Dr. Dugenio knew of the warnings contained in the PDR and nevertheless ignored them, such "violation" was evidence ...
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Bella getting her hair done.
.....and from the back. Beautiful!
The wedding party, after the ceremony. I was trying to be quick and sneaky so the photographers didn't catch me and yell at me. That is why this photo and the one below it are so bad. It's certainly not my lack of photography skills or anything, noooooo.
A poor quality close-up of Bella. Right after this the photographers caught me and kicked me to the back of the church.
Bella hanging on to her Uncle Shaun after the ring bearer asked her to dance.
Bella and myself dancing and crying and slowly unraveling - this photo was courtesy of Uncle Shaun. I didn't know he had taken it - thanks, Uncle Shaun.
A random shot of the reception that Bella took for me.
Bella dancing to the 'Train' song. Not the same pouty child from above, not at all. I'm glad she had a good time.
Hopefully, since the photographers banned the rest of us from getting good shots, their photos will be good and my friend the blushing bride will share with me. I'm sure she will - she is a lovely, generous and kind lady whom I wish all the happiness in the world!


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ELASH, Ill. -- The Siena Heights men's cross country team finished 29th in a 37 team field at the NAIA Championships, on Saturday.
SHU ran in a total time of 2:15:08.80 for an average of 27:01.76 on the 8k course. The Saints totaled 787 points. The race had 331 individuals racing. Southern Oregon won with a total of 122 points, running the course in 2:06:44.90 as a team for an average of 25:20.98.
Crossing the finish line first for the Saints was Stephen Merchant, who came in at 26:05.60 for 81st place. Earning the title of National Champion with a course time of 23:50.20 was Jackson Thomas from Bacone (Okla.).
Anthony Vermilye finished in 117th at 26:19.00 while Kyler Vanwormer finished in 26:52.90 for 169th place.
The final two finishers for Siena Heights was Timothy Young and Nicholas Barth, finishing in 188th and 232nd, respectively. Young crossed the finish line at 27:08.10. Barth finished at 28:46.20.
Other WHAC schools competing were Cornerstone, eighth, Aquinas, 22nd, and Indiana Tech, 25th.


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At the end of July, I was able to attend a professional training course called River Assessment and Monitoring. It is the 3rd of 5 levels of training offered by Wildland Hydrology, a leader in stream restoration through extensive research, design and implementation. This class focused on techniques/methods of assessing the condition of rivers. We look at bed degradation or aggradation; bank erosion; changes in pattern, profile and cross-sectional dimension; and sediment competence and capacity. The class lasted two weeks with 1-2 days of lecture in class, 3 days of field work, and about 4-5 days of data analysis and presentations. We basically have a class day, then go in the field the next day, analyze the data we collected the next day, then present our analysis the next day and do that through 3 cycles. So there was a lot of work, a lot of late nights in a rustic conference center out in the middle of nowhere. Oh, but it was in the hills of western MONTANA.
I flew out of Lexington early and would have missed my flight if it hadn't been delayed for more than an hour so the flight crew could finish their McBreakfast platters. I landed in Chicago with just enough time to sprint through the entire airport knocking down old-ladies and punting infant-filled strollers and carseats out of my way. (I did have to sprint). They were literally closing the doors when I got there. So then I flew into Seattle, which, let me tell you, is a beautiful approach… wow. Grabbed some lunch there and then caught my plane to Missoula. The Missoula airport is pretty small, I mean there wasn't a little guy shouting "de plane, de plane", but there was more rental car places than depart/arrive gates. I stepped out into the hot, dry air and thought all things were right in the world. Not even the HHR (a cross between a minivan and a pt cruiser) that enterprise gave me could bring down my excitement. I picked up some groceries for the week and headed out to Lubrecht Experimental Forest a sort of "campground" for forestry research in conjunction with the University of Montana. On the way, I spotted a forest fire in one of the neighboring forests (something you don't see everyday "back East").
So here is some background on the stuff we were learning…
OK, I promise it will get a lot less technical from here, with more pretty pictures!
The first field day, we (in teams of about 8) surveyed a "reference reach" that exhibited stable conditions for the type of stream we would be investigating later (a C4 stream type; if you would care to learn more about stream classification, please post your name and address in the comments section and I will flood your inbox with fascinating literature). This reach was in a forest about 1.5 from our accommodations. Of course, the field day had to be cold and rainy since I didn't bring any waders, intending to "wet wade" the whole trip. It was pretty stinking cold walking waste-deep in the stream for the first couple hours, but once we got surveying and walking around a little, it warmed up. I was better off than the guy wearing sandals and swim trunks. Here are a couple snapshots of our reach.
|Look at that beautiful bankfull bench on the right!
On field day two, we went to a sight 2 hours away. It was a sight under special attention from the EPA for clean-up. An old mine slurry pond had failed and sent tons of metal-laden sediment throughout the valley below and really jacked up the stream there. So the prior year, the class had set up all kinds of monitoring apparatus like bank pins and scour chains. We were going back through and measuring everything they did exactly the same way they did it to see how things changed.
|Yes, that is my fat finger.
|Look at that tiny culvert. No wonder the stream has issues.
OK. Bankpins are pieces of rebar (the stuff you see sticking out of concrete sometimes) that are driven horizontally in the bank until the end is flush with the bank. When you come back to measure it, you can see and measure how far the bank has eroded and get an idea of erosion rates based on the time interval between visits.
|Example of an actual bank pin on one of my projects.
|The re-sruvey of the bank to measure erosion
|The chains are installed so that the last link is at the surface
|You can see the chain at the bottom
Despite being screwed by crappy work from the previous class, our presentation was a much heralded success of which we were proud. At this stage, we learned (I reviewed) a sediment transport model built into my company's RIVERMorph software. It basically takes a cross section (reference, impaired or designed) and routes bedload and suspended sediment data through the cross-section and tells you whether that cross section has the hydraulic properties to adequately pass the amount of sediment that is coming at it from upstream. If your channel doesn't have enough capacity, then sediment will drop out and your stream will aggrade and then vice versa. It's a pretty nifty tool that can be applied to almost any stream, even if you don't have sediment data readily available.
Anyway… On the third field day, we went to a farm where the farmer wants to fix his crappy (literal) stream. It had a lot of "hoof shear" from his cattle. On this day, we installed our own bank pins and scour chains and surveyed it all so that the class next year could do the same thing we did on field day 2.
|Here we are collecting and analyzing a bar sample. Determining the gradation of material being moved through the stream.
|You know it's going to be good when a border collie meets you at the door. He had free reign inside too.
The following are a selection of the photos I took in the park, mostly along Going-to-the-Sun Road.
|This is Lake McDonald... beautiful..
|No creeks are this clear in the East, and especially not rivers.
|This is what a riffle looks like from under water... oooooo..... aaaahhhhh...
That place was gorgeous. Breathtaking. I wanted to hike a couple small trails while were in the park, but a random rain/hail storm popped up when we reached Logan's Pass at the Continental Divide, which discouraged my weak-stomached fellow travelers. I would love to take Lindsy back there and spend some more time in the park…
We finished up at noon the last day and I headed back to Missoula and had lunch with a local DEQ guy who attended the class (a fellow baseball fanatic). After that, I decided to get some hiking in before my flight left that evening. I went to the Pattee Canyon Recreation Area within the Lolo National Forest near Missoula, MT.
I hiked Crazee Canyon Road to the top of Mt. Sentinel (about 3.5 mi straight up one way) which overlooks the town of Missoula.
When I got back to the car, I bathed in leftover bottled water, changed clothes and splashed some cologne on. Then I grabbed some dinner and headed to the airport.
The trip was amazing and a lot of fun. I wished KCT and Lindsy could have been there with me. We will definitely have to go back. I recommend Montana to anyone who loves being outdoors and seeing natural beauty!
Hopefully you have enjoyed your educational experience. This was better than a PBS special, huh? You thought this was the Discovery channel for a second, didn't you? Nay, it is merely my simple life as a blessed child of God.
In parting… I will leave you with a few photos of the Blackfoot River. (yes, the same one from A River Runs Through It. Yes, that is where the title of my blog came from. A great movie!!)
Tell me those don't make your day brighter!!!


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Hope you have had a great week!!!!! Tomorrow is my "Friday" since I am off on Thursday and Friday.
Have you ever watched the show "The Buried Life" it is a show that MTV airs once a week about 4 guys that have a list of 100 things they want to do before they die. Each week they complete one of these tasks and grant someone else the ability to do something they want to do before they die.
We don't typically watch this show but the other day it got Joe and I think about that "What do we want to do before we die" We decided to each make list, we thought 100 things was a bit overdoing it on a Saturday so we decided to aim for 5.
Joe's Buried Life List
-Finish an Ironman Triathlon
-Run a marathon
-Get elected to political office
-See all my Grandchildren graduate college
-Patent an invention
Erin's Buried Life List
-Go to Ireland for a 2 week trip
-Watch my children run to their dad
-Write a book
-Take a mother/daughter trip
-Renew my marriage vows to my husband
Have you ever thought about what your "buried life list" would consist of??????
An interesting thought to ponder and brainstorm on how you will accomplish them.
I was most surprised by Joe's ambition to run for political office. He has mentioned it before but after he put it on his list and we talked more about it I realized his passion to make a difference and to be a leader for the youth. Joe was caught off on guard by my desire to renew our vows together. I have never mentioned that and he was interested on my desire to do that.
I recommend doing this for all.
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I've enjoyed some pretty delicious food since I got here, as well as made some myself. I've enjoyed fine vietnamese cuisine from Pho Tau Bay on the West Bank, a delicious sandwich with meat, sauce, and onions from Bud's Broiler and tonight some delectable Mexican food from Tacqueria Corona. Last night I cooked with Susie and Kathleen and made some stewed okra with tomatoes and some crazy good peanutbutterandwhitechocolatechipchocolatecookies!
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PM speech at Help to Buy reception
David Cameron spoke to some of the people who have already benefited from the Help to Buy scheme.
Prime Minister
Thank you very much. Well, it's been a great pleasure and a real privilege to welcome all these people to Number 10 Downing Street who are benefiting from the government's Help to Buy scheme. It's worth remembering why we introduced this scheme. There are thousands of people in our country who work hard, who want to own their own home, but because of the problems in the banking system, they haven't been able to get a mortgage. And so they've been living at home, or they've been renting relatively expensive property when they'd like to have a mortgage and a home of their own.
And all of these people, they find that they can afford the mortgage payments. That's not been the problem. The problem has been getting together the deposit. And that's why the government's Help to Buy scheme, making sure that there are 90% and 95% mortgages out there in the market, has made such a difference. So all the people behind me are well on the way to achieving their dream of owning a flat or a home of their own.
See how Help to Buy is helping people like Louise, Aaron and Victoria and many others.
Now of course there have been lots of critics of this scheme. People said, will it be big enough? Well, it certainly has got off to an extraordinary start: 75 families every day have taken the step to achieving their dream of home-ownership. A third of a billion pounds of mortgages has so far been agreed.
There were some who wondered whether it would only be confined to the south of England. That hasn't been the case. Lloyds, for instance, have found that 80% of their customers for Help to Buy are outside London and the south-east.
Some people thought it might only benefit those buying relatively expensive properties. Again, that's not the case. The typical property being bought under this scheme is around the average house price in the UK.
So this is a successful scheme. Those are the numbers, but this is about more than numbers. It's about hard-working people achieving their dream of home-ownership. And it's part of the government's long-term plan for getting our economy moving.
One point that people were concerned about was would this just add to house prices, rather than actually generating more house building. Well, we can see this year house building up by a third. So I believe this scheme is not only helping hardworking people achieve their dreams; it's also helping the long-term plan that the government has for turning our economy round.
Some questions.
Prime Minister, you introduced the scheme because house prices were unaffordable for many. But if you were tackling new demand, but not necessarily the supply through Help to Buy, isn't that just going to make the problem worse?
Prime Minister
Well, this is tackling 2 problems. First, the problem that there are many young people who can afford a mortgage but are struggling to save for the deposit because there aren't 95% mortgages available. This makes those mortgages available. We're not encouraging people to buy homes they can't afford, or have mortgages they can't afford; we're helping them get mortgages they can afford.
But secondly, it does help unlock the problem of a shortage of housing supply. Put frankly, the builders won't build, the developers won't develop unless the buyers are able to buy. And that's why we're seeing now growing levels of housing investment and house-building in our country. The 2 issues are linked.
Lots of people say that, unless people have help from the bank of mum and dad, it's very hard to get on the ladder. And Sir John Major's been talking about his shock at the level of social mobility in this country. Do you share Sir John's concerns?
Prime Minister
Well, I think this is about social mobility. The fact is that, without Help to Buy, we were beginning to see a country where only people who had wealthy mums and dads who could give them the money for the deposit, were able to buy a flat or a house. Many of the people standing behind me, they've been able to buy a flat or a house because they can now get a bigger mortgage without such a large deposit. They can afford those mortgage payments and they'll be able to achieve their dream of owning their flat or their home.
This scheme is about social mobility. It's about helping people who don't have rich parents to get on and to achieve their dreams of home-ownership, which is why it's so welcome.
Thank you very much.
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Quakes will affect East Asia for millions of years
The reason for the recurring quakes in the Indo-Chinese region lies far beneath the earth's surface. About 50 million years ago, the Indo-Australian plate collided with the Eurasian plate, forming the orogenic belt that created the Tibetan Plateau and the Himalayan Mountains.
The Indo-Australian plate is currently moving faster than the Eurasian plate, which is causing the latter to deform and the former to compress. Every year, the Indo-Australian plate thrusts into the Eurasian plate by about five or six centimeters. The plates collide in a frontal way, which is why this region has been prone to earthquakes for millions of years.
"The earth is moving constantly," says Rainer Kind from the German Research Centre for Geosciences in Potsdam. He compares the dynamics in the center of the earth with the movements in a hot cooking pot: "The source of warmth moves from the bottom of the pot to the top – the heat rises to the earth's surface." And the tectonic plates are moved by the rising heat.Bildunterschrift: Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift: The Himalayas were created when two tectonic plates collided
Crustal material pushes up like toothpaste
The Himalayas, which came as a result of sedimentary rocks after the collision, rise by about 5 mm a year and are geologically active.
The 5,000 meter high Tibetan Plateau also came about from this collision of plates under which "extraordinary forces" move, says Rainer Kind.
The constant tension provides the driving force behind the movements of the tectonic plates and the reason for the recurring earthquakes in the eastern part of Asia. Kind likens the crustal material being pushed up and escaping in the direction of the Pacific Ocean to toothpaste being squeezed out of a tube.
Usually it is not so problematic because "the Tibet earthquakes occur in relatively unpopulated areas," Kind says. However, this week's devastating quake occurred in the populated area of Jiegu in Qinghai province, causing hundreds of deaths and making thousands homeless.
Unfortunately, however, there is no respite in sight for the East Asian region. Kind says "it will go on for several million years." However, the geoscientist does add that quakes rarely occur in the same place twice.
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Powell et al v. American Family Home Insurance Company et al
Plaintiff: Elbert Powell and Tacia Powell
Defendant: American Bankers Insurance Company and American Family Home Insurance Company
Case Number: 2:2011cv00133
Filed: March 15, 2011
Court: Alabama Southern District Court
Office: Selma Office
County: Wilcox
Presiding Judge: Callie V. S. Granade
Referring Judge: Bert W. Milling
Nature of Suit: Insurance
Cause of Action: 28:1332
Jury Demanded By: Both
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Eli, how you've grown.
I'm amazed at you every single day and miss those days when you were itty bitty.
Today I looked at your one year photo frame and just started tearing up.
I feel like I was just anticipating your arrival...then holding you for the first time.
You were so pink and perfect. I loved the moment you latched on to nurse for the first time and looked up at me. I miss all your sweet baby firsts...and love what you are doing now...but nothing can make you my little baby again. And then again, in my eyes and heart you will always be my baby.
|(I know it's a terrible picture of me..but look past that and see the sweetness of my little boy brand new. This is what I was reminiscing today)
I've been browsing different sites for a second year frame and none are as cute as this. I may just have to craft something myself.


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LONDON (RNN) - Metropolitan Police say three women that have been allegedly held against their will in the United Kingdom for 30 years have been rescued.
A 67-year-old man and 67-year-old woman have been arrested in connection to slavery and domestic servitude. BBC News London says the captors are not British nationals and it's "not likely" that the women are of any relation to them.
Police told BBC News London, that a 69-year-old Malaysian woman, a 57-year-old Irish woman and a 30-year-old British were rescued from the home on Oct. 25. Police are investigating whether the 30-year-old woman was born into captivity. Their names have not been released.
Police say the women are "highly traumatized" with "no real exposure to the outside world," and have been taken to a place where they will remain safe.
Authorities said there was no sign of sexual abuse.
"They did have some controlled freedom. The Human Trafficking Unit of the Metropolitan Police deals with many cases of servitude and forced labor," said Detective Inspector Kevin Hyland, during a press conference. "We've seen some cases where people have been held for up to 10 years, but we have never seen anything of this magnitude before."
A documentary on forced marriages by the group Freedom Charity reportedly prompted the investigation. According to the group's website, its stated goal is to raise awareness and prevent child abuse.
"We aim to empower young people to feel they have the tools and confidence to support each other and have practical ways in which they can help their best friend around the issues of family relationships which can lead to early and forced marriage and dishonor-based violence," Freedom Charity stated.
In May, Amanda Berry, Michelle Knight and Gina DeJesus were rescued after being held captive by Ariel Castro for a decade in Cleveland.
Castro was sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole, plus 1,000 years. A month into his sentence, he was found dead in his cell.
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6 months passed after moved to Sandy Springs. Perform well and make more specials daily. It is fun to make foods.
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Nikumiso, Ground beef and vegetable sauce
Taka's Cooking Class: Nikumiso
Use ground beef and some vegetables and make delicious sauce.
ground beef, Green pepper, onion, celery, carrot, ginger, garlic
Black bean sauce, miso, soy sauce, mirin, sugar, sake and potato starch
1, Heat a fried pan and pour sesame oil. Add minced garlic and ginger.
2, Add ground beef and sauteed.
3, Add diced vegetables and sauteed. Add black bean sauce.
4, Combine miso, soy sauce, sake, mirin and sugar and water. And mix together.
5, Add it in a pan.
6, If vegetables are ready( means get soft), add starch water ( This is just starch and water).
That's it.
I normally use this for Tofu steak topping. You can use this for lettuce wrap. Or cut vegetables bigger and use sliced beef. It is a nice Chinese dish. It is good for topping of steamed rice.
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Title: The Bear and the Nightingale
Author: Katherine Arden
Rating: 4/5
Release Date: 01/10/2017
Goodreads synopsis: "A young woman's family is threatened by forces both real and fantastical in this debut novel inspired by Russian fairy tales.
In a village at the edge of the wilderness of northern Russia, where the winds blow cold and the snow falls many months of the year, a stranger with piercing blue eyes presents a new father with a gift – a precious jewel on a delicate chain, intended for his young daughter. Uncertain of its meaning, Pytor hides the gift away and Vasya grows up a wild, willful girl, to the chagrin of her family. But when mysterious forces threaten the happiness of their village, Vasya discovers that, armed only with the necklace, she may be the only one who can keep the darkness at bay."
Review: This book did have a slow start for me. It took quite a while for me to get really interested in the story. It was hard for me to follow what was happening because there were a lot of characters and the view-point changed frequently. Also, there is a lot in this book about the Russian culture and a lot of the phrases were foreign to me, making it more difficult to keep reading. However, once I wrote down the characters and got the flow of the book, it got much better.
This was very well written and I could picture the story in my head. Once I got into it, the words disappeared and I was there, watching it all unfold. At times this book got quite dark, and I had to be careful of when I read this or I would have really weird dreams.
Recommendation: I would recommend this book to anyone who loves fantasy books.
*I received a complimentary copy from the publisher. A positive review was not required, all opinions are my own*


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Thursday, March 02, 2006
Tomorrow, I begin my conjuring and recapitulations.
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Have you ever wanted to pack it all in and just get away and do something different, something that means something? Have you ever needed a good kick in the pants to get you going? Me too. I left my comfortable position in the corporate world to try to pursue more artistic aspirations. Who knows where this will lead.


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Their first spring training practice started with rule #1.
1. Bats are for hitting the ball ONLY. (Funny...we have the same rule in our house.)
The team ran three very strategic drills.
1. Run the bases, and say the base number when you touch the bag. (Amazing how many "home" plates there are.)
2. Throwing. Pick a partner and play catch. Our little smart alack threw the first two pitches about 10 ft beyond his partners head. But the players were quick learners and adjusted their distance accordingly.
3. Batting practice. The team has some strong starters this year. A few balls even made it past the infield.
A special mention really for his father's benefit. Nathan Willbanks had the furthest hit of the day. Five years of practice in the front yard, dodging cars as he shagged balls, has started to pay off. I could see the joy in Doug's face, and know that comment went straight to his
The first official game isn't for a few weeks, but the team is looking ready!
Players to keep an eye on: Nathan Willbanks Age - 5.5, Weight 42lbs, Height - (who knows, we can't find the measuring tape.) Salary - $1 a day. Future Goals - When he grows up he wants to be a Hotel Man. (whatever that means.)
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Probably negotiating with the Coach


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Could the Manchester United midfielder be on the same path as the Tottenham Hotspur wonder-kid?
Crewe Alexandra manager Steve Davis has been speaking to ITV about Manchester United midfielder Nick Powell.
The youngster started his career at Crewe before completing a move to Old Trafford in 2012, but despite arriving with a reputation as one of the brightest English prospects in the game Powell has struggled with injuries and has failed to make a significant impact at United thus far.
Powell did score on his debut for United, in a league clash with Wigan Athletic, but since then he has featured just eight more times for the club, including twice this season.
A loan move to Hull City could be the boost he needs and Davis for one feels Powell has the ability to be just as good as Tottenham Hotspur's Dele Alli.
The former MK Dons midfielder has wasted little time making an impact at Spurs and is now a shoo-in for England's Euro 2016 squad. But Powell could one day be playing alongside Alli at international level if Davis is proved right.
"I would put him in the same bracket as Dele Alli," Davis told ITV. "I know he hasn't shown that yet because of the problems he has had with injuries, but if he gets the chance to showcase his talent then there is no reason why he cannot be as good as that."
Powell scored 16 goals for Crewe as a teenager and while Tottenham fans may scoff at the comparison, those who have been watching the United player over the years know he has what it takes to match Alli in time.


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I am an English teacher, writer, mother and science enthusiast.
I've always loved science, but I also love words. So, after school I studied a bachelor degree in English literature and languages, and followed up with a Masters in creative writing. I taught ESL in Japan, academic English in Australia and published several short stories.
After having kids, though, my mind grew restless. I wanted to find out more about how the world worked, and especially how our bodies worked and reacted to environmental changes. So, I did a crazy thing: I went back to university to study a science degree.
I graduated with a bachelor of science from Macquarie University in 2013 and continued onto a masters in science by research in the same year. My passion is human genetics, epigenetics and molecular biology although I am interested in all areas of science.
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Ira Glass (of This American Life) has a brilliant quote on growing creatively:
"Nobody tells this to people who are beginners, I wish someone told me. All of us who do creative work, we get into it because we have good taste. But there is this gap. For the first couple years you make stuff, it's just not that good. It's trying to be good, it has potential, but it's not. But your taste, the thing that got you into the game, is still killer. And your taste is why your work disappoints you. A lot of people never get past this phase, they quit. Most people I know who do interesting, creative work went through years of this. We know our work doesn't have this special thing that we want it to have. We all go through this. And if you are just starting out or you are still in this phase, you gotta know its normal and the most important thing you can do is do a lot of work. Put yourself on a deadline so that every week you will finish one story. It is only by going through a volume of work that you will close that gap, and your work will be as good as your ambitions. And I took longer to figure out how to do this than anyone I've ever met. It's gonna take awhile. It's normal to take awhile. You've just gotta fight your way through."
Lately I have felt stymied. I've had some victories and things I was very proud of, but now I am in that spot where there are things I want to do, but am not skilled and experienced enough to do as well as I want. This is frustrating to me. I've always hated being a beginner at anything. I'm blessed that I am a fast learner, but boy it makes me impatient.
I've just been forcing myself to work every day. Embroidering, sewing, photographing. Even if it's just rip it out, discard it, delete it practice, just keep doing it.
It's a slump, but you get decide if a slump is the end or going to make you better. And I very reluctantly will keep pushing through. 🙂


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