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(CNN) -- Can a boss fire an employee he finds attractive because he and his wife, fairly or not, see her as a threat to their marriage?Yes, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled Friday.
Religions need books because they don't have gods.
I basically decided that I'd start my wishes by making people who were hateful or stupid or prejudiced live as whatever they were hateful of for at least a month or more. Racists become black. Sexists become women. Homophobes become gay. Let them "walk a mile in their shoes."
1) The above mentioned case looks to me like that dentist and his hygenist were both inappropriate with the unprofessional attire and the texting. If he had no problem with her job performance then she seems to have grounds for a sexual harrassment complaint in regards to her dismissal. Of course I am only going by this article and not whatever was presented to the court.
2) Every man is different. Many men are perfectly capable of controlling themselves. I don't think it has anything to do with religious preference or lack of it, it is a matter of character.
Such firings may not be fair, but they do not constitute unlawful discrimination under the Iowa Civil Rights Act, the decision read, siding with a lower court.An attorney for Melissa Nelson, the fired employee, said the decision was wrong....During the last six months of Nelson's employment, Nelson and Knight, both married with children, started sending text messages to each other outside of work. Neither objected to the texting.Knight's wife, who was employed at the same dental office, found out about those messages in late 2009 and demanded he fire Nelson.
Women can be fired for being hot,
I'm disgusted, disheartened and dismayed. I was a youngster in the hippy era, and thought our country would be liberated and peaceful by now. Someone back then told me that the pendulum swings, but I, naively, didn't believe it could happen. I was daydreaming last night about a ridiculous movie where a woman is granted twelve wishes. She, of course, squanders most of them on absurdities. I found myself thinking of all the things I'd want to use them for, but uncertain how to word them so that the fairy godmother wouldn't shaft us all. I honestly don't know how we can get out of the mess we've gotten ourselves into. I know that in some ways we've come a long way, but in other ways I feel like we're all living in a bubble of idiocy.I basically decided that I'd start my wishes by making people who were hateful or stupid or prejudiced live as whatever they were hateful of for at least a month or more. Racists become black. Sexists become women. Homophobes become gay. Let them "walk a mile in their shoes."At any rate, the dentist and his wife ought to be ashamed of themselves.


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Sturgis boys win, girls fall
Both Sturgis teams fell behind early, but the boys team was able to rally for the win, while the girls fell to Richland-Gull Lake at home Friday night in SMAC East play.
Sturgis 57, Gull Lake 54 (boys)
The Trojans made a first-half double digits lead disappear by halftime, then held off a late Blue Devil rally to get their first league win and even up their season record.
Sturgis (1-3 SMAC East, 4-4) scored first, but Gull Lake (1-3, 3-3) responded with a 12-2 run capped by a offensive putback by Dean Kolstead to build an early lead. The Blue Devils led 16-8 after one quarter.
"Give Gull Lake credit, they jumped on us early," Trojan coach Keith Kurowski said. "We missed some assignments defensively, they got some second-chance points and were able to get out to a nice, early lead."
Two free throws by Jake Walbridge with 4:54 left in the second quarter built the Gull Lake margin to 21-11.
"Give our boys credit, it's a 32-minute game," Kurowski said. "We didn't panic, continued to play our game and we got going on both ends of the floor. We settled down and had a big second quarter."
The Trojan defense started to pressure more and it sparked the offense which hit a rhythm and closed with a 18-8 run to knot the game at 29-29 at the break.
"We were able to spread them out," Kurowski said. "Our guards did a good job of finding the open players and we hit some jumpshots."
Tyler Bennett played a big part picking up five assists during the streak, including driving and dishing out to Patrick Haas for a pair of 3-pointers.
"Patrick played a nice floor game and he scored eight in that second quarter," Kurowski said. "He gave us a big lift."
Kurowski continued with Bennett, "Tyler is becoming more of a daring player. He's starting to play with more confidence, putting the ball on the floor and taking it to the basket and making better decisions. I really liked the way he distributed the ball tonight off the dribble."
In the second half, Jalen Cox got hot. He scored 18 of his game-high 22 points in the final 16 minutes.
"I challenged Jalen at halftime," Kurowski said. "I told him if he wants to play in college, he has to play on big stages against teams like Gull Lake. He certainly responded with a big second half. He missed the last two days of practice because of illness. Give him credit, he started a little slow, but he's the type of player that usually responds in big moments."
Cox picked up the assist on a bucket by Bennett as the Trojans took the lead 40-38. Chance Stewart then connected with Cox inside as Sturgis took a 42-38 edge into the final period.
The Trojans largest lead of the night came at the 4:45 mark as Haas nailed another triple off a feed from Cox to make it 50-40.
While the Trojans finished 9-for-13 from the line for the game, they missed the front end of two consecutive one-and-ones that allowed a rallying Blue Devil team get to within 56-54 with 14.5 seconds left.
"They were able to make some plays to get back in it," Kurowski said of the Blue Devils. "We were fortunate enough to make just enough plays down the stretch to hold on for the win."
Stewart split a pair at the line to push the margin to three moments later. Gull Lake had the opportunity to tie with two triple attempts, but was unable to convert.
Stewart and Haas each tossed in 13 for the Trojans, Eduardo Portillo added five and Bennett finished with four.
Kolstead topped Gull Lake with 15 points, Odell Miller pounded in 10 and Seth Wimbley added eight.
Stewart led the Trojans on the glass with 13 rebounds, Portillo collected six and Bennett and Cox each had four. Bennett finished with eight assists, Cox added four and Stewart had three.
Gull Lake 68, Sturgis 37 (girls)
The Blue Devils scored the first 14 points of the game on their win to the road victory.
"We've got to start games better," Trojan coach Brian Beebe said. "They didn't do anything that we didn't know was coming with their press. We started so slow mentally and we can't dig holes like that."
Back-to-back baskets by Rachel Anderson, one off a pass from Ariana George and the other from Megan Courtney, stopped the run. But Gull Lake (3-1, 6-2) still had a 19-4 lead after one period.
Sturgis (0-4, 0-7) played even with the Blue Devils in the middle two quarters.
"We played real well in the middle two quarters," Beebe said. "I'd love to press for 32 minutes to never call a play and get up and down. And I thought we did a real good job of that in the middle two quarters. I was really proud of the kids."
Anderson scored 11 of her game-high 16 points in the middle periods. She also collected nine rebounds and seven blocks.
"Rachel did a great job of leading us out of that hole tonight," Beebe said. "She was the best player on the floor for a long stretch. She was everywhere. She's our fastest kid, our best kid and probably the most athletic overall. And when she's getting up and down the kids feed off that."
The last half of the third quarter saw George get hot from the 3-point line. She hit three of her four triples in the quarter.
"Ariana showed a lot of confidence, you don't see that often in a sophomore," Beebe said. "She missed some shots early, but she kept shooting and got hot there in the second half."
After falling behind by as much as 22 in the second quarter, the Trojans had cut it back to the original 14-point deficit with a half minute left in the third stanza after a George trey.
But the Blue Devils answered with a triple in the final seconds to take a 46-29 lead into the fourth quarter.
In the final quarter, Gull Lake pulled away to the final margin.
Beebe saw shades of what he hopes are the future of his team in the middle quarters.
"When Rachel had it going in the first half, we found her," he said. "When Ariana got it going in the second half, we found her. We don't have selfish kids, that's a testament to them, there are not a lot of girls basketball teams that you will say she's hot, lets pass her the ball.
"That's why I know we have good things coming because of that attitude."
George finished with 12 points, Nicolette Nelson scored four, Marissa Parker added three and Madison Shepherd and Courtney each added a free throw.
Hadlee Hoeksema led the Blue Devils with 13 points, Morgan Nusbaum tossed in 12 and Mikelyn Hokenmaier added 10.


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Vitamin-rich calcium. Strong bones. Hunger-busting protein. That's why I eat cheese — right? Of course not. I eat cheese because it's absolutely delicious, and because there are so many varieties. We're not talking Velveeta or slices of that fluorescent Kraft-processed-whatever-it-is or the shakers of grocery-store Parmesan you dumped on your spaghetti as a kid. There are so many kinds of cheese to choose from — luxurious creamy cheeses, hardy firm aged cheeses, stinky blues — all begging to join your plate.
Because of that versatility, constructing your own winning cheese plate may be daunting. It's not; in fact, it's surprisingly simple.
Start by limiting the varieties. Stick with a trio. Since contrast is important, include one of each: soft, firm and blue, which will provide a nice assortment of flavors (salty, nutty, buttery, sweet, earthy, smoky, fruity) and textures. If you want four kinds, consider making one of your soft selections a goat cheese (soft and spreadable,) and another brie.
Cheeses with different textures — take that soft, creamy brie, for example — can be used to offset a firmer Gouda or Gruyere. Try a triple cream (so smooth!) called St. Andre. If you're in the mood to go blue, opt for maximum flavor by grabbing a Stilton, Maytag Blue or Roquefort. Be open. Experiment.
You really can't screw this up. There are no rules. Just be sure that you have several flavors and textures, and keep in mind that each cheese should have a separate spreader so you don't mix discordant flavors.
Once your trio is picked, label your selections. (Think chalk on a blackboard cheese tray or insert small toothpick flags with your selections' names on them into the cheeses.) If your guests fall in love with one of your choices — and why wouldn't they? — they'll easily be able to learn its name, origin and type.
Remember that most cheeses are at their best when served at room temperature. Set them out about 45 minutes prior to devouring.
Proper accompaniments are also important. I'd recommend something crunchy, like a generous handful of walnuts or candied pecans, something crisp like slices of toasted baguette or a stack of wafer-thin crackers, and something sweet and crunchy — I'm looking at you, Granny Smith apple slices. Or go crazy and add dried apricots, grapes, raspberries or blueberries for a fun burst of color, along with a small dish of honey (or truffled honey) to add a bit more sweetness. And include tiny gherkin pickles along with pearled onions and grainy mustard. Or maybe try out a chunky chutney or fig preserve.
Once you've mastered your first cheese compilation, begin to incorporate more varieties and accompaniments.


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Special Forces necesitaba un nuevo diseño de papelería y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 35 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
Give a modern, innovative update on the current business card and your own version of our symbol for this on-site massage company. See http://www.joestartup.com/sfclient.html for sketch, font and color scheme
c/o Special Forces
My client has sketched a logo
he'd like to incorporate into his current business card. He'd like to
keep the colours and the font for his company name the same, but would like a
new spin on the business card design.. He's targeting corporate offices
for his on-site chair massages. I will be responsible for payments and comments; do not contact the client directly.
- meaning - Chai (relaxation)
Berry (as in blackberry) - work/life balance
- mission - enhance people's
well-being to live happier and more productive lives; improve
business results, reduce stress and minimize ailments with a convenient and
relaxing chair massage at work
attributes - entertaining, relaxing, informal, friendly, corporate, fun,
- modern yet distinctive, stylish design - back and front of business card;
- a design appealing to male and females in corporate culture
- would be ideal to see the symbol incorporated into the design; some flexibility on the symbol interpretation
- client likes the idea of one side with a solid color and the symbol/text logo and contact info on the other side - but is open to suggestions
- design should use current color scheme
- maintain similar/same font for "ChaiBerry"
- include business name, tagline, contact name, title, email, website, for contact info see: http://www.joestartup.com/sfclient.html
- chosen design will have a maximum 2 rounds of revisions
- final files should be provided as vector, jpg and a 300dpi pdf full bleed files
- 100% copywriter ownership of chosen design
- no images of hands, massages, people, chair's, tea etc
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Since I'm busy elsewhere during MoFo month, I asked some special friends to help out over here. Today's guest post comes from not one, but two kitty cats, who are visiting Earth on assignment. I don't want to give anything away, so please, read on. The future of the galaxy is in their paws.
Guest Post: Nero and Susu
My name is Argelian. Humans call me Nero, and those closest to me also refer to me as Winky or Winkus, but I try to ignore that. Life in San Diego is pretty good. Both the tall and the short human that I live with are very nice despite raising their voices by at least an octave when they talk to me. Don't they know how grating that can be to a cat's ears? Nonetheless, they feed me when I ask and let me sit on their laps or on their papers or keyboards. Where ever it's warm.
Recently, I called up to my home planet, Felinus 6, because I felt like I needed a little more help in gathering all the data I need from the humans in this house. They were kind enough to send down a young recruit named Susu. The humans must be more intuitive than I thought because they named her Susu Watari. Susu has been very helpful in gathering data for me and she's also very warm so we nap together, which the humans seem to love and take pictures of constantly.
One of our favorite things about Earth is the food, and we especially like to eat the same food that the humans eat. Sometimes, though, the food they are eating will smell really good and I will sniff it and ask for some, but when they give it to me, I lose my appetite and have to just walk away. Something I can never resist though, is a substance called Tofurkey. It's salty and smokey and just SO GOOD! I will literally claw up someone's leg to get it. They even make a peppered variety, which I love. I wish I could have it more often!
Susu, being a younger and more adventurous cat than I, will try ANYTHING! She even loves peanut shells, but I'm not sure that she realizes they are not food. She has also eaten figs and something called keenwa? I can't be sure of the spelling, but it does not look very good to me.
We are slowly but surely collecting all our research, but sometimes it's hard to get in a lot of work between naps, outdoor excursions and couch scratching. (Isn't it nice of them to buy these huge couches just for us to sharpen our claws on?). I should get some more work done today, but I think I'll take a short rest in an open pizza box on the counter. It smells great in there and it's very cozy!


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The kind when you just want to scream!
As it is, my dryer decided a few days ago that it wanted to not just make socks disappear but chews up any clothes it can grab hold of. Then it plays tug-of-war with the clothes when we try to take them back. Matthew ordered the parts while we reverted back to using the clothes line until he fixes it.
Let's move on to this morning, shall we?
I wake my kids at 6am for the bus. I'm no dummy, though, and I always crawl back under the blankets where it's warm.
William came into my room this morning and told me his teacher wants the paper signed that she sent home the other day. I told him I signed a bunch of papers but he insisted it was something different. Unfortunately, he didn't know where the paper went since it wasn't in the notebook I pass back and forth with his teacher.
Then the kids were beginning to head out for their 6:35 bus pick-up when Andrew told me he was signed up to bring brownies to a party first period (at 8:13!!!).
So much for going back to sleep after they left.
I got to school at 7:58 and dropped the still-hot brownies off at the front desk. Yeah! I made it! Now I can relax. Okay, do housework, close enough since I find that relaxing. Working on the computer was interesting since my cordless mouse has a mind of it's own and I was blocked by FB from liking any pages for two days for "abusing the privilege" of liking by clicking "like" on too many pages.
While I was pottying the dogs, the Pomeranian sneezed and I was lamenting - in baby talk - about her sneezing while I hooked her out. As I was talking, I looked up and saw the Fed Ex truck in the driveway with the door open and the driver looking at me. The excitement of the dryer parts arriving ALMOST over-shadowed my embarrassment.
I had to pick Amanda up from practice after school. Normally she would ride the late bus but today's practice was just for the stunt cheerleaders and was to last exactly 24 minutes. She was insistent I pick her up and that I was to be at school at 3:30.
It's a 12 mile drive so I made sure I rolled into the bus entrance to the school by 3:28.
We train our children well, don't we? Most people going into the school parking lot use an entrance marked on both sides "Do Not Enter" "Buses only". That only counts if you know buses will be there, after all.
Back to my day:
I have always carried a book in my purse since the traffic jams at the I-10/410 interchange in San Antonio kept me in my car for hours. So, I pulled my book out (not the same book as in San Antonio) and started reading it. Every so often I would look around. I began realizing there were only football players in the field and no cheerleaders were coming out of the building.
To the phone: I waited until the bus would be at the house before calling home - no answer. I called Andrew's cell. Apparently he hadn't made it to my room (where it's kept during school), so - no answer. I tried Matthew's cell - no answer there either. Back to trying the landline where, surprise, Matthew answered and told me Amanda was home.
Back home and Amanda was all happy because she had learned hair cutting in Cosmetology at BOCES this week. Andrew volunteered to be her first guinea pig. I swear, he looks like Rhianna now!!!
The Wooly Bear that I found on my front deck when I released the spider had a narrow brown band and really large black ends - which means a long, cold winter.
And the Greyhound has gas...
I'd hide under my blankets if I didn't have to make chili for the football game tomorrow and see what I can do to fix Andrew's hair.


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Retailers Blame eBay For Driving Good People To Shoplift
from the gotta-feed-the-habit dept
"Thieves often tell the same disturbing story: they begin legitimately selling product on eBay and then become hooked by its addictive qualities, the anonymity it provides and the ease with which they gain exposure to millions of customers. When they run out of legitimate merchandise, they begin to steal intermittently, many times for the first time in their life, so they can continue selling online. The thefts then begin to spiral out of control and before they know it they quit their jobs, are recruiting accomplices and are crossing states lines to steal, all so they can support and perpetuate their online selling habit."Nevermind that the actual stats show that retail theft has been on the decline, while the majority of retail theft is actually due to insiders. Yes, the problem isn't with online retailers magically luring perfectly innocent individuals into lives of crime, but the big retailers own employees swiping stuff. Yet, when stores were questioned why they don't do more to prevent in-store theft themselves, a representative from Safeway claimed: "our associates are there to sell groceries, not to be police officers." However, even though the problem is with their own employees, who they don't want to turn into police officers, the retailers are asking Congress to, instead, turn all online retailers into police officers for them.
The combination of bills under consideration would give offline retailers the power to demand that online retailers interrogate sellers to find out if the goods they're offering for sale were stolen. They would also include a DMCA-like notice and takedown provision, allowing retailers to force auctions offline with a single letter and little proof. Yet, the notice-and-takedown is even worse than the DMCA's already dreadful system in that there's no provision to deal with any abuse -- meaning retailers could abuse the system sending false takedown notices and burdening online retailers over and over again, and there would be no punishment. On top of that, the bills would put liability on the retailers, directly contradicting the very point of section 230 of the CDA, which was designed to make sure liability went to the actually guilty party.
Basically, these three bills in combination are nothing more than a bogus effort by big traditional retailers to put a ridiculous liability and burden on online retailers to fix a problem that isn't as big as they make it out to be, and which they, themselves, have the most control over -- though they purposely choose not to do much to exercise that control. And, finally, these big retailers make up a totally bogus and unsubstantiated claim that online selling "addiction" is drawing a large group of folks into an unanticipated life of crime. Hopefully Congress sees through this blatant attempt by big traditional retailers to put a bunch of hurdles in front of online sellers.


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Durham, N.C. – The Coker Softball team continued their road warrior ways, as they traveled to North Carolina Central University for a non-conference doubleheader on Thursday afternoon. The Lady Cobras swept the Eagles winning game one 13-0 in five innings, and winnings game two 12-2 in six innings. The wins improve the Lady Cobras to 12-9 overall.
In game one Shelly Catlett (Orangeburg, SC) (6-5) went four innings, allowing just one hit with seven strike outs in the win.
At the plate, Haleigh Rogers (Ward, SC), Kimberly Atkinson (McBee, SC) and Eunice Nettles (Pelion, SC) were each 2-for-3. Atkinson had a home run and two RBIs, while Rogers had a double and three RBIs and Nettles had an RBI. Also collecting a RBI was Whitney Wallett (Shermans Dale, PA), going 1-for-3.
Catlett (7-5) picked up the win in game two as well for Coker, going six innings, allowing two runs on five hits with eight strike outs.
Rogers again led the Lady Cobras offense, going 3-for-5 with a home run and two RBIs, while Nettles was 2-for-4 with a home run and an RBI. Jessica Blackwell (Hartsville, SC) and Ashton Williamson (Pelion, SC) were also each 2-for-4, with Blackwell hitting a double.
Coker continues their spring break road trip, this time coming a little closer to home, as they travel to Florence, SC, for the Francis Marion Softball Tournament starting Friday. The Lady Cobras face Mercyhurst College at 3:00 p.m., followed by Shepard university at 7:00 p.m. All games will be played at the Freedom Florence Athletic Complex.


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The Upper Colorado River Basin is home to 14 native fish species, including the endangered humpback chub (Gila cypha), bonytail (Gila elegans), Colorado pikeminnow (Ptychocheilus lucius), and razorback sucker (Xyrauchen texanus). These federally endangered fish are found only in the Colorado River system. The Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program is a multi-agency partnership to recover these four big-river fish while water use and development continues to meet human needs in compliance with interstate compacts and applicable federal and state laws.More information: Learn More
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A professor in the College of Medicine at the University of Florida is hosting a free seminar on the content of a controversial book Tuesday at Magnolia Park.
Using the concepts outlined in Steve Siebold's book, "How Rich People Think," Dr. Kyle Rarey, 64, will discuss the different ways millionaires think about money and success.
Siebold's work, which has been featured on the Today Show, Good Morning America, CNN, NBC, ABC, and FOX, is well-known for asserting that millionaires think differently.
"It's controversial," Rarey said. "Some people don't believe there's a difference in the thought process of millionaires."
Rarey said he first became intrigued by Siebold's book when he learned the backstory.
"This book, interestingly enough, is based on over 1,200 interviews with millionaires and billionaires. (Siebold has) done 29 years of research for it," Rarey said.
According to Rarey, Siebold would ask millionaires simple questions, like "What did you do to get rich?" or "How do you think about money?" He recorded the responses and started to notice the differences in their thinking.
They knew how to solve problems, Rarey said. They persisted, had strong work ethics. They had an unlimited view when it came to earning potential.
Anne Apt, one of several development directors at the UF College of Medicine, said she's noted similar observations.
"These people are not your typical person. They expect the best, not just of others, but of themselves," she said.
She plans on going to Tuesday's seminar.
The ultimate goal is to share the contrast and help people see the issue from a different perspective, Rarey said.
Rarey said he believes hard work makes money. Growing up on a farm in Indiana, he worked sunrise to sunset. He was the first to go to college from his family.
There's always a chance to learn, he said.
"The idea of the seminar is that the book's ideas can help be a turning point for people," he said. "It increased my awareness. For others, it can too."
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BRUSSELS (AP) — The European Union is moving closer to declaring the military wing of the Lebanese party Hezbollah a terrorist organization and could make a decision as soon as Monday if the last few countries with reservations are swayed, a senior EU official said Friday.
Such a possibility highlights a steady change of heart within the EU, which has long held back against U.S. pressure over fears such a move would destabilize Lebanon and its neighbors.
EU foreign ministers looked into the issue earlier this year, but could now reach a decision at their monthly meeting Monday, the official said. Putting an organization on the terrorist blacklist needs unanimity among the 28 member nations.
The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not allowed to speak publicly, would not name the countries still opposed to the move.
The Iranian-backed group Hezbollah plays a pivotal role in Lebanese politics, dominating the government since 2011. The official said diplomatic efforts by Lebanon could affect the decisions of some member states.
Even if the EU blacklists the military wing, the bloc wants to maintain contact with Lebanese political parties. Assurances of political outreach are essential to any terror blacklisting and have been instrumental in tipping the balance, according to three officials who said they were forbidden from speaking publicly on the issue ahead of Monday's ministerial meeting.
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Sure there has been, yet you don't accept it. Why not stop being disingenuous and say instead that nothing will dissuade you from your pre-established viewpoint?Simon E. wrote:Nothing I have read here ( or on similar threads elsewhere ) advances the debate beyond Astus's reply on the very first page.Astus wrote:1, Advaita thinks consciousness (vijnana) is/has an eternal part. Buddhism refutes it.rachmiel wrote:Are Advaita and Buddhism talking about the same thing here -- i.e. does pure awareness = vijnana -- but interpreting this thing radically differently?
Is there a Buddhist equivalent to Advaita's pure awareness / brahman?
Is there any ultimate substrate/reality in Buddhism? Or does Buddhism see "what is" as just a buncha ever-changing impermanent stuff in a grand web of inter-dependence?
2. No, otherwise they'd be the same doctrine using different words.
3. Buddhism teaches interdependence.
Astus' points are by turns wrong and fallacious. Advaita does not accept that vijnana has an eternal part (see: ajativada) and in fact refutes such a consciousness by the same analytical methods. There is *no* difference between the unborn in Gaudapada's advaita and the unborn in any Buddhist teaching (that isn't merely disguised nihilism). Point two is circular reasoning. And Buddhism teaches interdependence when discussing apparent reality. Tathagathagarbha itself is *never* viewed as interdependent.
If you really have nothing to contribute to the discussion than smug dismissals, what's the point of entering the discussion?


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Chapter 19 The Global Exploration and Global empires, 1400-1700
The Iberian Impulse
Portuguese Overseas Exploration
Columbus's Enterprise of the Indies
The Voyage of Magellan
The Portuguese Seaborne Empire
Empire in the Atlantic Ocean
Empire in the Indian and Pacific Oceans
Portugal's Commercial Empire in 1600
The Spanish and Portuguese Empires in America
The Amerind Foundation
Slave Labor
Government and Administration
The Colonial Church
Society in the Iberian Empires
Amerinds and Europeans in North America
Coalitions and Contacts
The Coming of the Europeans
Disease and Demographic Decline
The Columbian Exchange
Chapter Review
Chapter 20 The West in an Age of Religious Conflict and GLobal Expansion, 1500-1650
The Protestant Reformation
Roots of the Reformation
The Lutheran Revolt
The Rising Tide of Rebellion
Henry VIII and the English Reformation
Calvin and the Elect
The Spread of Protestantism
The Catholic Counterreformation
The Council of Trent
The Roman and Spanish Inquisitions
New Religious Orders
Religious and Political Strife in Europe
The Spanish Catholic Crusade
The Wars of Religion in France
The Thirty Years War
The Globalization of Western Christianity and Commerce
Catholicism's Global Expansion
Merchant Capitalism and Global Trade
Colonies, Commerce, and Religion
Western Society in an Age of Religious and Economic Change
Warfare, Disease, and Witch Hunts
Social Effects of Economic Expansion
Family, Gender, Education, and Diet
Changes in the Role of Religion
Chapter Review
Part IV: The Shift From Regional To Global Connections, 1500–1800
Chapter 21 The Search for Stability in East Asia, 1300–1800
The Search for Stability in Japan and Korea
Rebellions, Warring States, and Intruders
The Unification of Japan
Korea and the Japanese Invasion
Japan Under Tokugawa Rule
The Tokugawa Shoguns
The Evolution of Japanese Society
Urban Culture and the Roles of Women
The Search for Stability in China
The Ming Ascendancy
Sources of Ming Stagnation
Domestic and Foreign Trade
Intruders from Europe and Japan
Calamity and Rebellion
The Qing Empire
The Manchu Conquest
Kangxi and the Consolidation of Manchu Rule
The Jesuits in China: Cultural Connections and Controversy
The Height of the Qing Regime
Vietnam Under Chinese Sway: Expansion and Foreign Influence
Chinese Culture and Society in the Ming and Qing Eras
Civil Service, Scholarship, and the State
Popular Culture and Commerce
Village Farming and Population Growth
The Functions of the Chinese Family
Chapter Review
Chapter 22 Southern Asia and the Global Shift in Wealth and Power, 1500–1800
Confrontation: Europe and Islam in Southern Asia
The Indian Ocean Trade
Shifting Balances of Power and Commerce
Transformation of the Indian Subcontinent
Europeans Arrive in India
The Mughals in Decline
The Crisis of Islamic India
British and French Rivalry in India
Muslims and Europeans in Southeast Asia
Coexistence Between Muslims and Hindus
The European Intrusion
The End of Safavid Persia
Safavid Centralization and Decline
Shi'ite Islam After the Safavids
The Ottoman Response to Europe's Challenge
The Ottomans Lose the Initiative
Ottoman Reform and Cultural Synthesis
Wahhabism in Arabia
Chapter Review
Chapter 23 Africa and the Atlantic Slave Trade, 1400–1800
Africa's Diverse Societies
Slavery and the Slave Trade in Africa
African Slavery
The Trans-Sahara Slave Trade
African Slaves in the Islamic World
The Atlantic Slave Trade
The Africans and the Portuguese
Sugar and the Slave Trade
The Atlantic Trading System
The Capture and Transport of Slaves
African Slaves in the Americas
Riches, Race, and Racism
The Transformation of Africa
The Reorientation of West Africa
The Depopulation of Central Africa
The Contest for East Africa
South Africa and the Dutch
The Impact on Africa of the Atlantic Slave Trade
Demographic Dislocation
Disruption of Family Life
African Slaves and the Global Shift in Wealth and Power
Chapter Review
Chapter 24 Absolutism and Enligtenment in Europe, 1600–1763
The Age of Absolutism
The French Model of Absolute Government
Absolutism in Central Europe
The English Alternative to Absolutism
Europe's Intellectual Revolution
The Scientific Revolution
The Enlightenment
Absolutism and Enlightenment
Absolutism and Enlightenment in Prussia and Austria
Unenlightened Monarchy in England and France
Chapter Review
Chapter 25 Russia's Eurasian Empire: Convergence of East and West, 1300–1800
Russia's Eastern Orientation
The Byzantine and Mongol Heritage
The Rise of Moscow
Ivan the Terrible and His Impact
The Early Romanovs and the Russian Church Schism
Muscovite Culture and Society
Russia's Expansion Across Asia
Russia's Western Reorientation
Peter the Great: Westernization and War
Elizabeth I: Culture, Elegance, and Conflict
Catherine the Great: Enlightenment and Expansion
Russia's Eurasian Society
Chapter Review
Part V: Revolution, Industry, Ideology, And Empire, 1750–1914
Chapter 26 The North Atlantic Revolutions, 1750–1830
The Background of the Atlantic Revolutions
New Ideas About Government and Society
The Seven Years War
The American Revolution
Tensions Between Britain and Its Colonists
Clashes in the Colonies
The Revolutionary War
Consequences of the American Revolution
The French Revolution
The Estates General and the Onset of Revolution
The Constitutional Monarchy and Its Demise
The National Convention and the Reign of Terror
The Role of the Lower Classes
The Directory and the Rise of Napoleon
The Consulate: Consolidation of the Revolution
The Revolution and the Rights of Women
The Haitian Revolution
The Saint-Domingue Slave Colony
The Revolt of Toussaint Louverture
The Success and Impact of the Revolution
The Napoleonic Empire
The Formation and Expansion of the Empire
The Russian Campaign and the Empire's Collapse
Restoration and Rebellion
The Congress of Vienna and the Congress System
Renewed Attempts at Revolution
Chapter Review
Chapter 27 Industry, Ideology, and their Global Impact, 1700–1914
The Industrial Revolution in Britain
Agricultural Advances and Population Growth
Cotton and Its Connections
The Steam Engine and Its Impact
Industrial Britain: Workshop of the World
Industry's Early Spread and Social Impact
Industrialization in Europe and North America
Mechanization and Urbanization
Family and Society in the Industrial Age
New Ideas and Ideologies
Liberalism and Socialism
Nationalism and Romanticism
The European Impact of Industry and Ideology
Reform and Revolution in Europe, 1832–1849
Liberalism, Nationalism, and Industrial Growth, 1850–1914
The Global Impact of Industry and Ideology
Industry, Technology, and Global Trade
The Great Global Migrations
Industry, Technology, and Imperialism
Nationalism, Liberalism, and Racism
Responses to Western Domination
Chapter Review
Chapter 28 Nation Building in the Americas, 1789–1914
The Trials and Triumphs of The United States
Unification and Consolidation
Expansion and Social Division
North Against South
Industry, Immigration, and Overseas Commitments
The Consolidation and Expansion of Canada
French and British Colonization of Canada
Dominion, Expansion, and Ethnic Anxieties
The Revolutions of Latin America
Preconditions for Revolution
Regional Character of the Spanish American Revolutions
Independence Movements in South America
Failure and Eventual Success in Mexico
From Colony to Empire in Brazil
Mexico from Santa Anna to Díaz
La Reforma
Social Structure and the Porfiriato
Argentina and Chile: Contrasts in The Southern Cone
Argentina from Rivadavia to Rosas
Modernization: Society, Women, and the Economy
Chilean Institutionalization
Social Stratification and Inequality
Brazil's Experiment with Empire
The Long Reign of Pedro II
Slavery, Society, and Imperial Collapse
Chapter Review
Chapter 29 New Connections and Challenges in Easter and Souther Asia, 1800–1912
Instability and Endurance in China
China's Internal Problems
The Opium Trade and Its Impact
The Taiping Rebellion and China's Disintegration
The Dynasty's Survival and Regional "Self-Strengthening"
Subordination and Resistance in India
Commercial Connections and Cultural Conflicts
The Indian Revolt of 1857
The Rise of Indian Nationalism
Restoration and Adaptation in Japan
The Tokugawa Shogunate and the Western Challenge
Civil War and Meiji Restoration
Centralization and Western Adaptations
The Impact of Imperialism in Asia
Southeast Asia and the West
Indonesia and the Dutch
Japan Versus China in Korea
The Scramble for Chinese Concessions
The Chinese and Japanese Response
The Boxer Uprising in China
The Russo-Japanese War
The End of the Chinese Empire
Chapter Review
Chapter 30 New Connections and Challenges in West Asia and Africa, 1800–1914
Changing Patterns in West Asia and North Africa
Reform and Rebellion in the Ottoman Empire
The Tanzimat and the Young Turks
The Transformation of Egypt
The Suez Canal and Its Impact
The Origins of Arab Nationalism in West Asia
The Plight of the Maghrib
Changing Patterns in Sub-Saharan Africa
The Banning of the Slave Trade
New Economic Patterns
The Rise of New Regional States
The Age of Imperialism in Africa
Factors that Facilitated Imperialism
The Colonization of the Congo Basin
Global Trade and the Occupation of Egypt
The Imperial Scramble
The Roots of African Resistance
Diamonds, Gold, and Diversity in South Africa
The Impact of Empire on Africa
Economic and Social Implications
The Impact of Western Ideals and Institutions
African Resistance to Colonial Rule
Chapter Review
Part VI: Global Upheavals and Global Integration, 1900–Present
Chapter 31 The Great War and the Russian Revolutions, 1890–1918
The Path to War and Revolution
The Diplomatic Revolution of 1890–1907
The Crises of 1908–1913
The Crisis of July 1914
Deadlock and Devastation, 1914–1916
Stalemate on the Western Front
Efforts to Break the Stalemate
The War Against Germany's Colonies
Civilian Life During the Great War
Year of Revolution, 1917
The United States Enters the War
Mutinies in the French Army
The Russian Revolutions
Year of Decision, 1918
Russian Withdrawal from the War
The Great March Offensive and Influenza Pandemic
Decision in Southwest Asia
The Path to the Armistice
Chapter Review
Chapter 32 Anxieties and Ideologies of the Interwar Years, 1918–1939
Western Society and Culture in an Age of Anxiety
The Rise of Relativism and Relativity
Technology and Popular Culture
Changes in the Role of Women
Architecture, Art, and Literatrure
Democracy, Depression, and Dictatorship
The Versailles Settlement
Democracy and Dictatorship in Eastern Europe
Fascism in Italy
The Great Depression and Its Global Impact
The New Deal in the United States
Democracy and Socialism in Western Europe
Communism in Russia
National Socialism in Germany
New Varieties of Nationalism in Africa and Asia
Nationalism and Anticolonialism in Africa
Secular and Islamic Nationalism in the Middle East
Nationalism and Nonviolence in India
Nationalism and Communism in China
Nationalism and Militarism in Japan
Chapter Review
Chapter 33 World War II and the Holocaust, 1933–1945
The Road to War
Germany Prepares, 1933–1936
Civil War in Spain, 1936–1939
Germany's Eastward Expansion
Hitler's War, 1939–1941
From Poland to France
The Battle of Britain
The German Invasion of Russia
East Asia and the Pacific, 1937–1942
The New Order in East Asia
Japan Strikes in the Pacific
End of the Japanese Advance
North Africa and Europe, 1942–1943
The Battle for North Africa
Stalingrad and Kursk
Civilian Life in World War II
Resistance to Nazi Rule
Nazi Mass Murder
Extermination Camps
The Implementation of Mass Murder
The Question of Responsibility
The Defeat of Germany, 1944–1945
Squeezing Germany Between West and East
Allied Victory in Europe
The Defeat of Japan
The American Strategy
The Japanese Empire Contracts
Atomic Weapons
The Legacy of World War II
Chapter Review
Chapter 34 East Versus West: Cold War and its Global Impact, 1945-Present
Origins of the Cold War
The Yalta and Potsdam Conferences
Divided Europe: The "Iron Curtain"
The Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan
The Berlin Blockade and NATO
The Global Confrontation
New Realities and New Leaders
Decolonization and Global Cold War
Peaceful Coexistence and Its Problems
Berlin, Cuba, Vietnam, and MAD
The West in the Cold War Era
The Revival of Western Europe
Affluence and Anxieties in America
The Soviet Bloc
Life Under Communist Rule
Challenges to Soviet Authority
The End of the Cold War Era
Détente and Its Demise
The Gorbachev Revolution
Collapse of the Communist Bloc
Disintegration of the USSR
The World Transformed
Chapter Review
Chapter 35 The Upheavals of Asia, 1945-Present
Independence and Conflict in India and Pakistan
Independence and Partition
India: Democracy, Progress, and Problems
Pakistan: Dictatorship and Division
Revival and Resurgence of Japan
Japan's Economic Miracle
Problems Amid Prosperity
Conflict and Division in China and Korea
Civil War in China: Communists Versus Nationalists
Divided China: Taiwan and the People's Republic
Occupation, Partition, and Conflict in Korea
Divided Korea: Communist North, Capitalist South
Radicalism and Pragmatism in Communist China
Early Radical Reforms
The Great Leap Forward and Its Failure
The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution
China's Opening to the West
China After Mao: Economic Freedom, Political Repression
The Agonies of Southeast Asia and Indonesia
Vietminh, France, and the First Indochina War
Vietnam, America, and the Second Indochina War
The Cambodian Catastrophe
Indonesia Between East and West
Changes in Asian Societies
Industry, Technology, Population, and Urbanization
Changing Family and Gender Roles
Chapter Review
Chapter 36 Reform and Revolution in Latin America, 1914-Present
Latin America and the World Since 1914
Connections: Latin America in the Global Economy
Conflict: Latin America and Global War
Connections and Conflict: Latin America and the United States
Democracy and Dictatorship in Latin America
Argentina: The Failure of Political Leadership
Brazil: Development and Inequality
Chile: Socialism, Militarism, and Democracy
Mexico: The Legacy of the Revolution
Six Regional Transitions
Gender Roles
Chapter Review
Chapter 37 Post-Colonial Challenges in Africa and the Middle East, 1939-Present
The Context of African Decolonization
The Impact of World War II
European Preparations for Colonial Autonomy
The Transformation of Africa After 1945
African Nationalism and the Cold War
North Africa
Sub-Saharan Africa
From Apartheid to Freedom in South Africa
Challenges Facing Independent Africa
Politics: Democracy or Dictatorship?
Economic Underdevelopment
Social Challenges: Poverty, Ignorance, Disease
The Transformation of The Middle East
The State of Israel and the Palestinian Conflict
Arab Nationalism and the Arab-Israeli Wars
The Development of Islamist Fundamentalism
Persian Gulf Wars and Global Terrorism
Chapter Review
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Nineteen-year-old Kourtney Lee Branche of McConnellsburg was cited last Wednesday through the office of Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott for retail theft. The charges stem from an incident that occurred at the Dollar General Store on June 24 at 8:30 p.m. Branche allegedly filled an empty backpack with items from the store and attempted to leave.
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A Big Cove Tannery man has been charged with theft by unlawful taking in connection with an incident that occurred at the home of a 69-year-old Big Cove Tannery man between 9 p.m. on July 8 and 2 p.m. on July 9. Charges have been filed against 20-year-old Billy Joe Pittman as a result of the theft.
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Several raw eggs were thrown at the 630 East Maple Street, McConnellsburg, home occupied by a 23-year-old man. The criminal mischief occurred between 10 p.m. on July 13 and 1:40 p.m. on July 14. Anyone having additional information pertinent to this case is asked to call Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717- 485-5771 or Trooper Bartlett at 717-485-3131.
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A McConnellsburg man has been accused of harassment as a result of an altercation at 214 Crossroads Road in Ayr Township on Saturday, July 11. According to state police, 39-yearold Troy J. Knepper allegedly grabbed a 15-year-old Mc- Connellsburg boy by the throat and then slapped him in the face at 9:40 p.m.
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A 22-month-old boy was found unconscious with his face in a decorative water display at a residence along Fairview Road in Warfordsburg Sunday evening. Family members, according to state police, were able to provide medical attention to the toddler from instructions provided by the 911 dispatch center.
The boy was flown from the scene by Maryland State Police helicopter, known as Trooper 5, to Washington County Hospital in Maryland. The toddler, state police added, was conscious and breathing when he left the scene in Union Township at 7:56 p.m.
State police were assisted on the scene by Washington County Rescue, Allegany County Fire and Rescue, and Little Orleans Fire Department.
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Two individuals will be charged by state police with violating Act 64 after they were allegedly found in possession of drug paraphernalia early Saturday morning at a location along Route 915. A male juvenile will be charged through Fulton County Juvenile Probation, while Justin Veryl Sward, 19, of Shirleysburg will be cited through Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott. The duo were initially observed by Pennsylvania Game Commission officials in a parked vehicle just south of Corner Road at 12:02 a.m.
Underage-Drinking Charges Filed
State police have charged a 15-year-old McConnellsburg boy with underage drinking in connection with an incident along Route 928 in Ayr Township on Friday, July 17, at 11:30 p.m.
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Two Warfordsburg area men have been cited for harassment as a result of a verbal argument that turned physical at 4929 Buck Valley Road. State police reported Adriel Fonda Fletcher, 42, allegedly "got in the face" of James Webster Shank, 68, at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 18. Fletcher is accused of spitting in Shank's face. Shank in turn punched Fletcher in the left eye, causing minor bruising.
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The windshield of a red Dodge Caravan was cracked while parked at 524 Lincoln Way East, McConnellsburg, on Sun- day, July 19, at 3:45 p.m. The victim was a 46-year-old Mc- Connellsburg man. Anyone having additional information related to this case of criminal mischief should call Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717- 485-5771 or Trooper Hibner at 717-485-3131.
Drug Charges Pending
Various drug-related charges through Magisterial District Judge Carol Jean Johnson are pending the receipt of state police laboratory results. Twentyseven year-old David Nicholas Benson of Dundlak, Md., was found in possession of numerous prescription pills, suspected marijuana and drug paraphernalia during a traffic stop along the eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 at 11:19 a.m. on Saturday, July 18. State police reported Benson did not possess a prescription for any of the pills in his possession.
McConnellsburg Man Accused Of Assault
A 28-year-old McConnellsburg man has been accused of simple assault and harassment following an argument at 328 Reservoir Road in Todd Township last Thursday afternoon.
According to state police, Justin Lee Thomas allegedly struck a 15-year-old girl in the mouth with a four-wheeler part. When grabbed by the neck by a 35-year-old McConnellsburg woman, Thomas reportedly grabbed and squeezed the woman's arms. Thomas attempted to drive away and shoved the juvenile into the truck mirror when she tried to stop him. He also shoved the woman into the truck, hurting her elbow. Thomas was arrested on the scene at 3:12 p.m. by state police troopers.
Maryland Woman Arrested For DUI
Sandra Lee Gilbert of Abingdon, Md., was arrested for driving under the influence after she was allegedly observed driving erratically near the intersection of Route 522 and Sinoquipe Road in Fort Littleton. Gilbert, 62, was stopped by state police on Sunday, July 12, at 5:45 p.m. in Dublin Township and was subsequently charged with drunk-driving through Magisterial District Judge Devin Horne.
Area Man Connected To Forgery
An 18-year-old McConnellsburg man has been connected to an incident at Tower Bank in McConnellsburg, where he allegedly identified himself as a 61-year-old Harrisburg resident and removed $400 from a savings account after filling out a withdrawal slip. After completing the initial transaction on Wednesday, July 15, at 9 a.m., Kourtney Lee Branche allegedly returned to the bank at 101 Lincoln Way West and attempted to withdraw the remaining funds from the account
Branche, state police added, was also unsuccessful in withdrawing an additional $200 through the bank's drive thru branch on Thursday, July 16. Branche was arrested by state police and has been charged with forgery, identity theft and theft by deception.
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Two McConnellsburg women face charges of harassment after being involved in a fight at 295 Heritage Drive in Ayr Township last Thursday. State police reported, charges have been filed against Patsy Anne Branche-Dinkins, 59, and 42-year-old Stephanie Selene Branche for the July 16 2:45 p.m. incident. Police reported Dinkins pushed Branche and punched her in the mouth. Branche retaliated and punched Dinkins in the face.


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And what a shame. I think a few people have re-looked at their position on this though.
Nonetheless the type of car centric politicians that believe in this law are still there, and I think they are happy enough with marginalised cycling. IMHO it won't be until it becomes a national imperative that cycling take off that this law will be looked at. I think peak oil will be the only trigger big enough.


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Alternate Names
Standard ileostomy - discharge; Brooke ileostomy - discharge; Continent ileostomy - discharge; Abdominal pouch - discharge; End ileostomy - discharge; Ostomy - discharge
You had an injury or disease in your digestive system and needed an operation called an ileostomy. The operation changed the way your body gets rid of waste (stool, feces, or poop).
Now you have an opening called a stoma in your belly. Waste will pass through the stoma into a pouch that collects it. You will need to take care of the stoma and empty the pouch many times a day.
What to Expect at Home
Your stoma is made from the lining of your intestine. It will be pink or red, moist, and a little shiny.
Stool that comes from your ileostomy is thin or thick liquid, or it may be pasty. It is not solid like the stool that came from your colon. Foods you eat, medicines you take, and other things may change how thin or thick your stool is.
Some amount of gas is normal.
You will need to empty the pouch 5- 8 times a day.
Ask your doctor or nurse
Talk with your doctor if you have diabetes, heart disease, or any other condition, and you need to eat or avoid certain foods.
You may take a bath or a shower. It is okay to do this with or without your pouch on.
- Air, soap, and water will not hurt your stoma.
- Water will not go into the stoma.
Drugs and medicines:
- Liquid medicines may work better than solid ones. Take these when they are available.
- Some drugs have a special (enteric) coating. Your body will not absorb these well. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for other kinds of medicine.
Talk with your doctor if you are taking birth control pills. Your body may not absorb them well enough to keep you from getting pregnant.
Emptying and Cleaning Your Pouch
It is best to empty your pouch when it is about one-third to one-half full. It is easier than when it is fuller, and there will be less odor.
To empty your pouch (remember, stool may keep coming out of the stoma as you do this):
- Wear a clean pair of medical gloves.
- Put some toilet paper in the toilet to keep splashing down. Or, you can flush as you empty the pouch to avoid splashing.
- Sit far back on the seat or on 1 side of it. You can also stand or stoop over the toilet.
- Hold the bottom of the pouch up.
- Carefully roll the tail of your pouch over the toilet to empty it.
- Clean the outside and inside of the pouch tail with toilet paper.
- Close the pouch at the tail.
Clean and rinse the inside and outside of the pouch.
- Your ostomy nurse may give you a special soap to use.
- Ask your nurse about spraying nonstick oil inside the pouch to keep stool from sticking to it.
You will also need to know about:
Ileostomy - changing your pouch Ileostomy - caring for your stoma
Chew your foods well. This will help keep high-fiber foods from blocking your stoma.
Some signs of blockage are sudden cramping in your belly, a swollen stoma, nausea (with or without vomiting), and sudden increase of very watery output.
Drinking hot tea and other liquids may flush any foods that are blocking the stoma.
There will be times when nothing comes out of your ileostomy for a little while. This is normal.
Call your doctor or nurse right away if your ileostomy bag stays empty longer than 4 to 6 hours. Your intestine may be blocked.
Do NOT just take a laxative if this problem happens.
Some foods that may block your stoma are raw pineapple, nuts and seeds, celery, popcorn, corn, dried fruits (such as raisins), mushrooms, chunky relishes, coconut, and some Chinese vegetables.
Tips for when no stool is coming from your stoma:
- Try loosening the opening of the pouch if you think it is too tight.
- Change your position. Try holding your knees up to your chest.
- Take a warm bath or warm shower.
Loose Stools and Increased Output
Some foods will loosen your stools and can increase output after you eat them. If you believe a certain food has caused a change in your stools, do not eat it for a while, and then try again. These foods may make your stools looser:
- Milk, fruit juice, and raw fruits and vegetables
- Prune juice, licorice, large meals, spicy foods, beer, red wine, and chocolate
Some foods will make your stool thicker. Some of these are applesauce, baked potatoes, rice, bread, peanut butter, pudding, and baked apples.
Drink 8 to 10 glasses of fluid a day. Drink more when it is hot or when you have been very active.
If you have diarrhea or your stools are looser or more watery:
- Drink extra fluids with electrolytes (sodium, potassium). Drinks such as Gatorade, PowerAde, or Pedialyte contain electrolytes. Drinking soda, milk, juice, or tea will help you get enough liquids.
- Try to eat foods that have potassium and sodium every day to keep your potassium and sodium levels from getting too low. Some examples of foods that contain potassium are bananas. Some high-sodium foods are salted snacks.
- Do not wait to get help. Diarrhea can be dangerous. Call your doctor or nurse if it does go away.
- Pretzels may help reduce water loss in stool. They also have extra sodium.
When to Call the Doctor
Call your doctor or nurse if:
- Your stoma is swelling and is more than a half inch larger than normal.
- Your stoma is pulling in, below the skin level.
- Your stoma is bleeding more than normal.
- Your stoma has turned purple, black, or white.
- Your stoma is leaking often.
- Your stoma does not seem to fit as well as it did before.
- You have a skin rash, or the skin around your stoma is raw.
- You have a discharge from the stoma that smells bad.
- Your skin around your stoma is pushing out.
- You have any kind of sore on the skin around your stoma.
- You have any signs of being dehydrated (there is not enough water in your body). Some signs are dry mouth, urinating less often, and feeling lightheaded or weak.
- You have diarrhea that is not going away.
Cima RR. Pemberton JH. Ileostomy, colostomy, and pouches. In: Feldman M. Friedman LS, Brandt LJ. Sleisenger & Fordtran?s Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2006:chap 110.
Fry RD, Mahmoud N, Maron DJ, Ross HM, Rombeau J. Colon and rectum. In: Townsend Jr. CM, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 18th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2008:chap 50.
Khatri VP, Asensio JA, eds. Subtotal colectomy/panproctocolectomy and j-pouch reconstruction. Operative Surgery Manual. 1st ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2003:chap 35.
Scriver G, Hyman N. Ileostomy construction. Ileostomy construction. Operative Techniques in General Surgery. 2007 Mar;1: 43-49.
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(b) Statewide Historic and Cultural Grants. (i) $2,250,000 in 2010 and $4,500,000 in 2011 are appropriated for history programs and projects operated or conducted by or through local, county, regional or other historical or cultural organizations; or for activities to preserve significant historic and cultural resources. Funds are to be distributed through a competitive grants process. The Minnesota Historical Society shall administer these funds using established grants mechanisms, and with assistance from the advisory committee created herein.
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