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aches all over body with onset of ulcers21 messages in this subject.
|i am 52 years old and have had ulcers all my life.i used to think my pain and agony with them was unique to me until i discovered this webite today.reading the messages has been a great support. thanks to all who went to bother ofsharing their experiences. i am a teacher and recently have changed jobs because i could no longer cope. the ulcers do not visit quite so often now .when they do my entire body seems to shut down and i have to go to bed for a day or two.i seem to experience flu like symptoms.at the moment i am weary of new products and theories having tried so many.as last attempt i visited the ulcer shop and i decided to try some of the recommended products.today im at home in bed nursing new visitors. they too will eventually go.
|noreen 10 March 05
|look for betty boops entry with colichine...
|jennifer 12 March 05
|jennifer 12 March 05
|Noreen, try Berocca by Roche! Like you I have suffered all my life - Im 35 years old - and finally I have found some thing that keeps these awful ulcers, aches and pains away! I take soluable Berocca on a daily basis. Berocca can be bought from Chemists and supermarkets and contains reasonably high levels of vitamin Bs etc. The soluable one is by far the best. Do try this it has been the only thing to have helped me and like you Ive spent years battling with them too. Thanks to Berocca I have had six months of ulcer-free bliss - the only six months in my life without them!!!! I dont need to tell you how good that feels. As a result I have far more energy and happiness. Good luck and let me know if you have the same success.
|Plum 14 March 05
|The correct spelling is Colchicine. Its sort of tricky!
Let me know if it helps!
|Betty Boop 14 March 05
|i too get bad flu like symptoms. i had them last month and now a month later.
doctors arent very helpful. i am so hurting all over my body it is horrible and i want to cry. feel like i have a flu . and now my throat is also sore. had these ulcers start up about 1.5 weeks ago, flu symptomsgetting gradually worse.until today where i feel it is so painful to move and do anything. throat sore like heck now, for a few days.
had mouth ulcers for years but the reactions my body has are getting worse.
the flu like symptoms are so bad now.
i am feeling quite desperate about it.
|It hurts! 18 July 08
|I'm so sorry to hear how awful you feel when you have an ulcer attack. I tend to feel really weary, the constant pain seems to drag me down, and all I want to do is curl up and stay in bed. Don't know if its an actual symptom, or whether its just the constant pain that causes it. I've been taking 1000mg of L Lysine every day , and using a SLS-free toothpaste since getting the tips on this site, and they definitely do help....well they help me, anyway. We all know that nothing helps everybody !
|Stella M. 19 July 08
|It hurts!, I suggest you get a referral to a maxillo-facial surgeon (the specialty who deal with mouth ulcers) from your GP. Privately, you could arrange to see Crispian Scully, who has expertise in ulcers though appointments with him are not cheap. http://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~sfhvcms/ If you call (0)20 7915 1000 and ask to make an appointment with him. On the NHS you should be able to see a maxillo-facial surgeon anyway, though their understanding of mouth ulcers is variable though better than most GPs.
If you are having ongoing flu like symptoms and ulcers over a long period of time, you need it sorting out.
|Find a solution 19 July 08
|i am seeing a (not my as i dont have one i can see easily all the time) GP this friday.
I feel very tired and achey right now. yes it hurts in my body it aches and i feel sore all over. last time a doctor said it sjust the side affects from my body fighting the infection makes it like flu like aches and pains.
I hope i get some help. that doc also told me they would need to test for HIV and she seemed to give impression that thats all they can do - rule HIV out. I havent wanted to go back but I realised that omg i had this last month also, the frequency and severity of the ulcer attacks are getting worse and worse. Not so much the ulcers but the aches and pains.
I dont have much faith in doctors,i really think i need to try a herbalist or naturapath also
|It hurts 22 July 08
|i went and saw the doctor. they did not really take me seriously about how much my body hurts and aches with the ulcers. i got some steriod pills to take but its impossible to use if the ulcers are on my tongue. she did say hiv is mostly likely not the cause of the ulcers and didnt say it needed ruling out like the last doctor.
I am so sick of doctors atm, they hardly help at all!
|It hurts! 27 July 08
|sounds like you may have SLE (lupus)
|chris 29 January 10
I too used to suffer from constant mouth ulcers and throat ulcers even as a child. What I have linked mine to is an intolerance to citric fruits orange lemon etc even if taken in squash. I dont suffer now unless I forget and take a glass of squash and hey presto they appear.
|Joanne 29 January 10
|If you have flu-like symptoms, I would say it is definitely something far more serious than just mouth ulcers. I am currently being tested for vitamin deficiency, autoimmune disorders and goodness knows what else. I know that autoimmune disorders can cause flu-like symptoms. They can also cause bunches of canker sores, skin rashes....look them up! My advice is to keep going to the doctor until you get bloodwork done and someone who will consider the possibility that they're more than just mouth ulcers.
I hope you guys find the help you need.
|Jess 24 February 10
|I was recently diagnosed with a viral infection, had a fever, aches, pains and my skin was sensitive to touch, and also have a mouthful of ulcers, i have never suffered with mouth ulcers before, only one on the very odd occassion. I have ulcers on the roof of my mouth, back of my throat, tongue and lips. It has been so painful, i havent been able to clean my teeth, eat or sleep very well. Although after 11 days i am feeling a lot better, i am still continuing to get new ulcers and still have aches and pains. The glands in my neck are very swollen - do you think i could just have a virus or are the aches and pains related to the mouth ulcers. I have been told that i may be lacking vitamins b & c, plus folic acid. Can anyone advise if having mouth ulcers is some sort of condition?!
Many thanks
|Lisa 30 November 10
|Hi i suffered from mouth ulsers for several months. They came on without any apparrent reason, i used lots of treatments and constant trips to docs for test. All test clear and no reason offered by doc until i suddenly got heartburn and acid coming into my mouth i suggested to doc they msy be linked and was treated for acid refux and the ulsers began to disappear. I hope this post helps someone as i know how bad ulsers are
|ste 18 March 11
|There is a tip on here that recommends taking a spoonful of Andrews Salts in glass of water and that will neutralise the acid in your mouth and stomach and hopefully stop the ulcers.
|Lechef 18 March 11
|It hurts! I suffered from mouth ulcers for approximately 10 years, then I had a dentist who recommended Amosan. They have now taken it off the market which is terrible as many people like me used it for many years and it really worked. The main thing I wanted to tell you is that I also thought I had the flu most of the time. Nobody believed me and I felt so bad all the time. After 25 years I was finally diagnosed with lupus (SLE). After being on the medication (Plaquenil, prednisone and an anti-inflammatory pill) for about 1 year, I could not believe how much better I was. I had also suffered from extreme back pain since I was 24 and it was so much better. So many of the things I had been suffering from were better I could not believe it. PLEASE, go to a rheumatologist and have them check you for lupus or many other similar auto immune diseases. By the way, part of the problem I had for being diagnosed was that I did not and still do not have a classic blood test. I had to get so bad that they finally diagnosed me from the symptoms. This happens to many people, but lupus is much more recognized now than it was then. I was diagnosed 18 years ago. Things are better now, but it is still hard to get diagnosed when you have an auto-immune disease. Don't give up, keep trying, it is important. Good luck and all my best wishes to you and all the others that I see on this board.
|Sharon 19 May 11
|Good to read your comments guys, I've suffered with mouth ulcers since I can remember and I have so many I'm in awful pain. This week in particular like you have mentioned my body is gone into shut down aches and pains and just exhausted ... I couldn't believe a new dentist I saw asked me was I severely immunocompromised ie cancer or HIV patient I'm only 32 I got such a shock he said the number of mouth ulcers and plaques were common in those patients !! I always worry there is more to mouth ulcers sometimes ...if anyone could recommend they're top medication I'd be grateful
|Cheryl 20 December 13
|i suffered until I was 49, Until I stopped eating Gluten, Dairy, Eggs, and Soy. I then tried each food separately and found that Soy caused sores to come back. I continue to exclude these foods and a few others that make me feel unwell. I would sleep for two to three days and the illness would last for six days total upon which I would feel completely worn out.
|Chris 17 July 14
|I'm in bed right now with two mouth ulcers that have swollen my lip and my whole body aches glands etc up, I've had this on and off since I was in my late teens hard to explain how mouth ulcers make you feel like you have the flu I'm going to go to docs and seriously badger them for lots of tests recently had shingles on holiday (of course) and asked if my immunity is compromised how do I know? As I'm quite young for shingles. Prob is when u have clinical depression they assume it's just that, although I do know that it does lower immunity IM So fed up
|sue nick 2 June 15
|I'm 54 and use to have mouth ulcers and sometimes with the achiness from young age to adulthood, even clusters at times. Went to several doctors and dentists with not much help until by accident I was with my husband at the ENT and got on the conversation. He listed several foods to stay away from. The main ones for me were 100% wheat, popcorn, certain nuts, chocolate, and raisins. Now I never have them unless I eat those foods. I'm sorry but I can't remember what the reason was for certain foods to cause them.
|cheryl 20 December 17
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Name: Ariana
Location: Amberg
City: Bavaria, Germany
My Home: Three Bedroom Apartment, Third Floor, 400 years old!
I just moved to Amberg, Germany, and live downtown on the main street. The city is 975 years old, and surrounded by a double wall, complete with watch towers, etc. It's super cool! I do my shopping at a local open market in the city center, and of course it is both beautiful and sustainable.
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GLAS NATTER: Georgenstr. 35
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Official: Man aiming at raccoon shot himself
CORRECTIONVILLE, Iowa —
Authorities say a 45-year-old northwest Iowa man who was trying to shoot a caged raccoon accidentally shot himself.
The Sioux City Journal reports the accident occurred a little before 10 a.m. Sunday at Copeland Park in Correctionville.
Woodbury County Sheriff's Maj. Greg Stallman says Tim McCormick had set out traps at his home in Correctionville and caught a raccoon.
Stallman says McCormick took the caged raccoon to the park to shoot it, but instead accidentally fired his .38 caliber revolver into his left leg.
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THEY say good things come in threes – and that is certainly true for one award-winning Romsey pub.
The Old House at Home is celebrating after winning Best Town or Local Pub category in brewer Fuller's annual Pub of the Year contest.
This is the third time that the pub, in Love Lane, run by licensees Sarah and Michael Edom, has collected such an award in the last six years.
Fuller's chairman, Michael Turner, presented the awards at the company's Griffin Brewery in Chiswick, London, on November 6.
Sarah said they had built up trade during the last 10 years since taking over, have redone the garden area, now run an all day menu and give the pub a new coat of paint inside and out every year.
"We're so proud," she said, adding they were always looking for ways to improve.
"We go the extra mile for our customers and provide the best service we can."
Sarah, 43, was the first woman to go on Fuller's official training scheme to become a licensee and ran her first pub aged 21.
Having been landlady at a pub in Teddington, Middlesex, where she won the overall Fuller's Griffin Trophy for the first time in 1996, she eventually moved to Romsey as landlady of the Three Tuns for six years.
It was when Sarah took over at The Old House at Home that she got together with Michael, 47, who had at first been a customer - they have been running the pub together for the last seven years and live there with son Toby, 6.
On a typical day, the couple will work from around 8am to 11pm.
"It's your vocation, it's your life," Sarah added.
Winchester venue The Wykeham Arms was crowned winner of the Best Hotel or Inn category while The Pointer Inn, at Newchurch, Isle of Wight won the Best Country or Village Pub contest.
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PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Although Stanford didn't score many style points in the 99th Rose Bowl, the Cardinal could celebrate because they didn't let Wisconsin score any points at all after halftime.
Stepfan Taylor rushed for 89 yards and an early touchdown, Kevin Hogan passed for 123 yards, and No. 8 Stanford won its first Rose Bowl since 1972, beating the Badgers 20-14 on Tuesday night.
Usua Amanam made the decisive interception near midfield with 2:30 to play as the Pac-12 champion Cardinal (12-2) ended their four-decade drought in the Granddaddy of Them All with arguably the biggest bowl win yet during the long-struggling program's recent renaissance.
"We knew this was going to be a battle, and we wouldn't expect it any other way," Stanford coach David Shaw said. "We know it's going to be tight, it's going to be close, and we're going to find a way to win. That's the way it's been all year."
Stanford clamped down on the Big Ten champion Badgers (8-6), who lost the Rose Bowl in heartbreaking fashion for the third consecutive season. Montee Ball rushed for 100 yards and his FBS-record 83rd touchdown, but Wisconsin managed only 82 yards in that scoreless second half.
With impressive defense of its own, Wisconsin still stayed in position for an upset in the one-game return of Hall of Fame coach Barry Alvarez, who was back on the Badgers' sideline in his red sweater-vest seven years after hanging up his whistle.
"This group of kids has been through a lot, and they competed extremely hard against a very high-quality team," Alvarez said. "We've played three very good football games (at the Rose Bowl). These guys played hard. In fact, most people would like to get here once. But we just didn't get it done."
Kelsey Young rushed for a score on Stanford's opening possession, and Taylor scored on the second. Wisconsin kept the Cardinal out of the end zone for the final 51 minutes, holding them to three points in the second half, but Stanford's defense didn't need any more help in the Cardinal's eighth straight victory.
"We knew coming in, it was going to be a physical game," Taylor said. "We knew they know how to play against power as well as us. They did a great job. It was our defense keeping us in the game that enabled us to get this win."
After winning the Orange Bowl two years ago and losing the Fiesta Bowl last season, Stanford earned its first conference title and its first Rose Bowl berth in 13 years. The Cardinal finished with 12 victories for just the second time in school history — and the second time in the last three years.
The Cardinal ousted top-ranked Oregon on the way to the biggest season yet in the improbable surge of success started by Jim Harbaugh and Andrew Luck. Many Pac-12 observers expected a sharp decline at Stanford this season — but Shaw and Hogan, who took over as the starting quarterback in November, have accomplished something even Harbaugh and Luck couldn't manage.
"I think it served as some motivation for us throughout the year," Amanam said. "I think it's just a testament to our program and how we train and prepare every season."
When Bret Bielema abruptly left Wisconsin for Arkansas after winning the Big Ten title game, Alvarez agreed to coach his fourth Rose Bowl before handing off his program to new coach Gary Andersen, who met with Alvarez on the field before the game.
But the Badgers' third straight Rose Bowl appearance ended in much the same way as the last two: With the offense failing to get the late score the Badgers desperately needed.
"This stings just as much, because we fell extremely short when we had the opportunity to win," Ball said. "We had numerous opportunities to capitalize on big plays, and we fell short. … This is not the way we want to be remembered. Speaking for the entire senior group, this is not the way we wanted to go out."
Curt Phillips went 10 for 16 for 83 yards passing and that crucial interception for Wisconsin, doing more with 64 yards on the ground. Jordan Fredrick caught a short TD pass right before halftime, but no Badgers receiver had more than Jared Abbrederis' three catches.
And though Ball became the first player to score touchdowns in three Rose Bowls, the powerful back fell short of Ron Dayne's career Rose Bowl rushing record, swarmed under by waves of tacklers from one of the toughest defenses in the nation — a defense that shut down the top-ranked Ducks in mid-November to pave Stanford's path to Pasadena.
Wisconsin returned to Pasadena in a much more roundabout way as the first five-loss team to make it, losing three overtime games and making the Big Ten title game only because Ohio State and Penn State were ineligible. The Badgers then steamrolled Nebraska to become the first Big Ten team in three straight Rose Bowls since Michigan in the late 1970s.
With the Rose Bowl filled with fans wearing the schools' near-identical cardinal-and-white gear, Stanford went up 14-0 on Taylor's 3-yard TD run just 8½ minutes in. Wisconsin briefly got rolling behind Ball, who rushed for 296 yards in his first two Rose Bowls.
Stanford stopped James White inside the 1 on fourth down early in the second quarter after a touchdown run by Ball was wiped out by a holding penalty, but Ball scored on the next drive. The Badgers then mounted an 85-yard drive in the waning 2½ minutes of the first half, with Phillips' 38-yard run setting up Fredrick's short TD catch to trim Stanford's halftime lead to 17-14.
After halftime adjustments, both defenses dominated the scoreless third quarter, allowing just three combined first downs.
Wisconsin's personal foul on a fair-catch punt return finally sparked Stanford early in the fourth quarter. Stanford got inside the Wisconsin 5 before stalling, and Jordan Williamson's short field goal put the Cardinal up by six points with 4:23 to go.
The Badgers got to midfield, but Phillips threw behind Jacob Pedersen, and Amanam easily made the pick.
"I just happened to be at the right place at the right time," Amanam said. "We were able to kind of seal the game on that one."
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Angst in the back room with Warriors co-owner
NEW YORK -- Even with so much on the line for his franchise, Warriors co-owner Joe Lacob managed to stay calm and collected much of Wednesday night.
Then, the pingpong balls that would decide the first three picks in the NBA lottery - and in some ways the fate of the Warriors' future - began to whirl in a plastic drum. That's when Lacob's nerves bubbled to the surface.
"This was my first time in the back room at the lottery, and it will be my last," Lacob said. "Oh God, it was horrible. I didn't know if I could take it."
The Warriors maintained their pre-lottery slot at No. 7 and thus kept their pick, which would have gone to Utah had it dropped even one slot. But the event didn't unfold without dramatic moments and ensuing reactions from Lacob.
A Chronicle reporter was one of three journalists invited to view the lottery along with one representative from each team. Lacob was the most vocal representative during the process, which played out about an hour before the results were revealed during ESPN's broadcast.
Before the lottery, the 14 non-playoff teams were assigned a series of four-digit numbers with the worst team (Charlotte) getting 250 number combinations (out of 1,000) and the best team (Houston) getting five combinations. The Warriors had 36 chances.
Fourteen numbered pingpong balls (the number needed to create 1,000 unique combinations) were then released into a plastic drum, where they spun for 20 seconds. One at a time, four numbered balls were pulled from the drum to make a four-digit number.
When one of New Orleans' 137 number combinations matched the first set of pingpong balls drawn, Lacob did little more than look to the heavens in thanks. The Hornets were already ahead of the Warriors with a pre-lottery draft position of fourth, so they didn't displace the Warriors.
After Charlotte won the No. 2 pick, he sat up in his seat and quietly said, "Please, one more."
Lacob knew that he needed to survive only one more set of numbers without a team slotted Nos. 8-14 leaping into the top three for the Warriors to keep the pick. Another New Orleans number was drawn third, so they had to spin again.
"Oh, my God," Lacob said through a huge nervous smile. "Oh, my Lord."
Charlotte came up next, so the third pick had to be drawn for a third time. Finally, a Washington number combination was chosen, and Wizards general manager Ernie Grunfeld turned to Lacob from a nearby table.
"You guys ended up OK, right?" Grunfeld asked. Lacob said, "This is huge, but it's unbelievable to have to watch this stupid thing."
Lacob wanted to call co-owner Peter Guber, general manager Bob Myers, anyone. But he couldn't.
The NBA takes the lottery process and the secrecy of its results seriously. Before the journalists or team reps were allowed to witness the pingpong ball drawings, all communication devices were given to league officials and placed into large envelopes that were sealed.
Since he couldn't talk to his staff until the lottery results aired, Lacob turned instead to the other representatives who would spend the next hour in quarantine.
"Can we get any trades done while we're waiting?" Lacob said.
With the nerves settled, he could get back to business.
Rusty Simmons is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer.


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Well, like many of you I am swamped with the hours spent at work, holiday gift creating and shopping plus trying to get the home decorated, cards mailed and the blog kept up (whew, tired just thinking about it). I've been promising more on wrap for food gifts and am taking a moment to toss up a PDF file you can download of holiday labels for the recipes in a jar I've posted. I've added a blank label page as well. They fit easily on any regular mason jar. Ever pragmatic, I prefer the label right on the jar as I've received jar gifts (bean soups from the kiddies in kindergarten) where the jar and the tag became separated. I want the instructions stuck on as the vast majority of my gift recipients truly prefer pragmatism as well.
A square or circle of cloth or paper over the lid could be the finishing touch instead of a bow. If you want to use the blank labels as lid toppers, just print at 125% – any bigger and you won't see the label on the jar. For labels on the jars just print at 100%. Stuck on the ribbon for the photo – but in the basket I'm planning full of things, I'd trim the ties up a bit maybe use a deep purple for contrast. I won't truly decide finishing touches until I have all the items together with the "vessel".
The pumpkin muffins will be packaged the mix, the small can of pumpkin (I used a purchased cello bag for in the photos above and below) plus a cello bag with the molasses in a 4 ounce jam jar and a packet of cream cheese. I'll also include some sourdough in a jam jar with a mix for multigrain or gingerbread waffles and maple syrup (chosen recipe to come), plus the oatmeal tea loaves with the oatmeal mix jars of those as well. So many folks I know work oodles and oodles of hours per week and take off over the holidays. One of the joys of that time is being able to enjoy leisurely breakfasts. So the brunch baskets are always a treat. If I were giving the muffins with extras alone or a two mix jars – a simple hand sewn stocking (or purchased) would be a perfect holder.
I simply used the paper I normally run through my HP printer (Costco or Office Depot stock). Cardstock might be too hard to wrap easily; this label mirrors the Classico sauce label in that it wraps the jar ever so slightly. Brush the back with Modge Podge or something similar and place it on your jar. Really press the edges but be careful not to rub with your fingertip over the indented lettering if your choice of jar has that. I simply used the flat part of an extended finger to smooth and press over that area. I deliberately chose to use regular print, not photo quality and no spraying clear gloss or Modge Podge over the top as I like the handmade non-glossy look and feel of the jars.
The photos are mine on the labels with photos, clip art courtesy of Microsoft Office Clipart download for the labels with clip art. I've put links to the recipe on the labels, as with the muffins you'll find the dry ingredients aren't included should the recipient want to replicate them. There simply wasn't enough room. I only ask that if you post your gift with my labels to your blog, you note labels courtesy of http://coedraiocht.wordpress.com and link to the download on my site – do not copy and upload the PDF files to your site. Of course, don't sell the labels or add the labels to a collection to sell. I don't sell items; I'm simply sharing what I've created for my own gifts. All 3 pages of labels are in the one PDF file.
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"Sleeth's photography humorously and warmly and engages in a dialogue with the smaller habits, daily rituals, and preoccupations of contemporary life." —Bec Dean, author of "Pattern Recognition" in Matthew Sleeth: Ten Series/106 Photographs
Australian photographer Matthew Sleeth is a consummate observer, exploring the world around him with an acute and often humorous eye. Feet #5 (Tokyo) is from a series shot on the Tokyo subway. "They are images of reasonably random feet—usually whoever's I was sitting opposite," explains Sleeth. "They touch on themes such as consumerism (a great town for shoes) and the way men and women occupy public space differently. I'm sure this can be observed in many countries, but it seems emphasized in Japan: the men are sprawled over the seats with crotches thrust forward while the women tend to fold themselves into the smallest space possible."
This work appears in the artist's Aperture monograph Matthew Sleeth: Ten Series/106 Photographs, the first book of his work published in the United States.
Matthew Sleeth's work has been exhibited extensively around the world, including exhibitions at the National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, and the Noorderlicht Festival, the Netherlands. His previous books include Survey (2004), Opfikon (2003), and Home & Away (2003), among others. His 2002 publication Tour of Duty, exploring the Australian presence in East Timor, is featured in Martin Parr's The Photobook: A History, Volume Two.
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Statement: May 19, 2011Docket No. RM11-26-000
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"Because regulatory certainty is critically important to those who invest in our nation's infrastructure, this Commission should ensure that if it decides to make changes to its incentive policies, it does so only prospectively. The law explicitly requires this Commission to "provide a return on equity that attracts new investment in transmission facilities" and to "provide for incentives to each . utility that joins a Transmission Organization."1 These directives from Congress would be frustrated were this Commission to increase regulatory uncertainty by changing long-held investor expectations.
As I have repeatedly stressed, this nation should have policies that encourage needed investment in transmission projects.2 The new construction of transmission lines is often the lowest-cost way to improve the delivery of electricity service. By building needed transmission, our electrical service can maintain reliability at levels that are the envy of the world, while simultaneously improving consumer access to lower cost power generation - all while permitting more efficient and cost-effective renewable resources to compete on an equal basis with traditional sources of power. 3
I look forward to reviewing the responses of the public on this Notice of Inquiry, as they will inform this Commission as it moves forward in its consideration of its incentive policy. Given my interest in getting needed transmission built, I am particularly interested in any comments regarding how our incentive policies have been successful in encouraging investment, and comments that show how our policies can be improved in a way that encourages further development of needed transmission."
1. Section 219 of the Federal Power Act at 16 U.S.C. 824s.
2. Transmission Planning and Cost Allocation by Transmission Owning and Operating Public Utilities 131 FERC ¶ 61,253 (2010) (Moeller, Comm'r, concurring); NSTAR Elec. Co., 125 FERC ¶ 61,313 (2008) (Moeller, Comm'r, dissenting in part) ("… the Commission should do what it can to encourage capital investment in needed transmission infrastructure projects."); Commonwealth Edison Co. and Commonwealth Edison Co. of Indiana, 125 FERC ¶ 61,250 (2008) (Moeller, Comm'r, dissenting) ("… now is not the time for this Commission to discourage investment in needed transmission infrastructure."); New York Indep. Sys.Operator, Inc., 129 FERC ¶ 61,045 (2009) (Moeller, Comm'r, dissenting) ("The main issue here is whether needed transmission is being built … I have encouraged investment in transmission infrastructure …"); Southern California Edison Co., 129 FERC ¶ 61,013 (2009) (Moeller, Comm'r, dissenting in part)("The transmission that is needed in this nation will not be built unless the companies that build it can attract adequate investment dollars.");
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Star prints are a classic, and a great way to add a little pattern to a room, even for the pattern-adverse. You can take it big with a wall dusted in gold stars or keep it small with printed tea towels in the kitchen.
- Golden stars, perfect for a glamorous space. Barnaby Gates star wallpaper, £78 a roll at Rockett St. George.
- A orange pillow covered in stars to brighten up that beige wing chair. $47 at Earthlab.
- A great gift for a friend who just finished her all-white kitchen. Star and Polka Dot tea towels, $24 a set at Anna Joyce.
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The result is that now we have three (four if you include the space suit version) iterations of Clone Wars Anakin - and there's something not to like about each of them.
Six if you include the Orto Plutonia (snow gear) and Naboo Star Skiff outfits.
Quote from: Jayson on January 29, 2012, 11:23 AMSix if you include the Orto Plutonia (snow gear) and Naboo Star Skiff outfits. True - sorry - I was thinking about only the ones where it's Anakin in his main/primary outfit. There is a fifth one - the one that came with the STAP - that one has to be my favorite - soft goods and the best articulation of any of them, too bad the head sculpt is the first version.
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Objective: Endoscopic aqueductoplasty has become one possible treatment modality for hydrocephalus caused by aqueductal stenosis (AS). We present our long-term results in children who underwent aqueductoplasty.
Methods: We retrospectively analyzed treatment and outcome of 18 paediatric patients who underwent endoscopic aqueductoplasty without or with stent. Surgeries were performed between July 1996 and December 2004. Mean age at time of surgery was 6 years and 8 months (4 months – 16 years). Mean follow-up is 38 months (12 – 88 months). 14 of the patients underwent aqueductoplasty for the treatment of isolated 4th ventricle.
Results: There were one permanent complication (dysconjugate gaze) and minor transient complications (postoperative high grade fever, transient conjugate gaze). Three patients who had undergone aqueductoplasty without stent had to be revised due to restenosis. Patients who underwent primary stent placement had a long stable clinical course, so far without further surgical revisions. All patients already had one supratentorial shunt in place.
Conclusions: Endoscopic aqueductoplasty is the treatment of choice for isolated 4th ventricle in children. The procedure is not indicated for primary treatment of hydrocephalus but for achieving communication between isolated ventricular compartments. Placement of a stent is mandatory to reduce or avoid early reclosure and the need for revisions. ETV does not present an alternative because it would not drain the isolated 4th ventricle compartment.


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President Barack Obama arrives on stage for a campaign event October 24, 2012 at Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds in Davenport, Iowa.
"This is the first stop on our 48-hour fly-around campaign marathon extravaganza," Obama told a crowd of 3,500 at the Mississippi River fairgrounds.
"We're going to pull an all-nighter -- no sleep. We're starting here in Iowa; we're going to Colorado, then we're going to go Nevada, then we're going to Florida, Virginia, Ohio. I am going to stop in Chicago to vote," he said, urging the crowd to vote early in Iowa, as he will in his hometown.
Obama also continued to hit a theme of "who can you trust more," saying that, unlike Romney, Obama's positions on issues over the past decade have been consistent.
"You could take a videotape of things I've said 10 years ago, 12 years ago and you'd say, man, this is the same guy, has the same values, cares about the same people - doesn't forget where he came from. Knows who he's fighting for," he said.
The Romney campaign responded to the president's event with a statement from campaign spokesman Ryan Williams: "President Obama proved once again today that his campaign is getting smaller and smaller as Election Day approaches. Another four years of President Obama's policies will mean lower incomes, higher taxes, and more debt. A glossy brochure full of the same policies that haven't worked over the last four years is no substitute for a real agenda that will help grow the middle class and restore America's strength. In two weeks, Americans will choose Governor Romney's positive agenda over President Obama's increasingly desperate attacks."
After the rally in Davenport, the president was headed to Denver, CO for another campaign event.


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Yes indeed, Mike "Nova Casanova crushed the competition at Friday night's rail event. It was evident from the get go that Casanova would win. Todd Richards was one of the announcers and during practice he was saying "Mike, it is just practice, you can't win yet.
Before we delve into the details too much, we'll start by saying that Tahoe got some serious dumpage before, during and after this event. So much so that pipe practice was shut down and Slopestyle practice was limited to the dedicated few. Most of the contestants were out riding pow all day. Mason Aguirre said "I have been riding pow with Jack (Mitrani) since 9 a.m.—it's so sick. I myself even managed to shred a fluff run with Don Bostick, the head of World Cup Snowboarding. After riding pow until my legs fell off it was time to go check out the rail jam.
For those of you who are not familiar, the Tahoe Cup is a huge contest thrown by Vans. Pretty much everyone (rider wise) comes to the event and it is so fun to watch. The vibe is casual and it is always cool to see your favorite riders up close. One star that was not present was Shaun White however. It was said that he opted to attend the Academy Awards instead. We will keep you updated as we learn the truth. The railjam tonight is the first of three events this weekend with slopestyle and pipe following. There is also night life to match "I am going to the Tahoe Biltmore to gamble and smoke cigs said Dave Schiff.
The set up was tight—about thirty stairs big with a kinked handrail, flat-down box and round down rail. The women went first and they were looking smooth with front boards and other such trickery. Leanne Pelosi was not quite as far ahead of the pack in the ladies division but she was still a clear winner. By the time the men were ready to start their finals, the crowd was lubed up, AC/DC was blaring and the contestants were in full attack mode. As mentioned earlier Michael Casanova was the clear winner from the start. He did so many 180-on and 270-on combo's that I couldn't keep up. We are Nova was on fire—front board and switch front board through the kink, and cab 270 to back lip on the down rail—just to name a few. Darrell Mathes and Lucas Magoon put in good efforts but not enough to topple Casanova. Lucas had a deep bag of tricks but Darrell snatched second place.
The weather is supposed to clear up after snowing all night. Tomorrow will be an insane powder day and hopefully the Slopestyle course will be in tip-top shape.
1. Mike Casanova (Breckenridge, CO) $15,000
2. Darrell Mathes (Lake Oswego, OR) $8,000
3. Lucas Magoon (Rutland, VT) $4,000
Danny Rein $4,000 for Tylenol "Fight through the Pain Award
1. Leanne Pelosi (Calgary, CAN) $2,000* plus $4,000 bonus from Tylenol


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Is there any real difference? I see recipes calling for shoyu and wonder if soy sauce can be substituted if I don't have shoyu? Is there really any taste difference? I assume no texture difference. I no longer purchase tamari because I can't tell any difference from that and regular good soy sauce in cooked items. Is it the same with shoyu?
Shoyu is just the Japanese name for soy sauce. (In the UK and some other places it's also called soya sauce or soja sauce.)
Tamari is a particular kind of soy sauce; it's the thick dregs that are left near the end of a barrel when soy sauce is made the traditional way. It's popular amongst various groups of people with special dietary needs, e.g. gluten-intolerent people (since tamari is usually free of any additives that might contain gluten, and some commercial soy sauces had additives), old-school vegans (tamari became popular in the west amongst vegan hippies in the '70s) and so on. In Japan it's used as a dipping sauce rather than cooking usually.
In Japan there are two major types of soy sauce, dark or 'rich', called koikuchi, and light, called usukuchi. Usukuchi or light soy sauce is used more in the Kansai area (Kyoto mainly), and koikuchi is used in the Kanto (Tokyo) area and most of the rest of the country. Most of the soy sauce you get outside of Japan is of the koikuchi type. (Light soy sauce is lighter in color, but is actually more salty than dark soy sauce.)
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The key is sharing your family history in ways "they can hear it".
This post is basically a good argument for finally taking the plunge and creating a blog to spotlight your ancestors. Genealogists keep saying "I'm going to write a book..." but where does that get you these days?
THAT'S SO 1990s
Fortunately, we have Madelyn Player's book The Legacy of William Warner Player, 1783-1993 published by our family organization. Madelyn did a fine job placing William in historical context, and was the family genealogist for many years. She understood that info from surviving official documents frame our ancestral research, and that understanding the time period's customs and culture put flesh on the bones.
That hand bound printed family history book is expensive to produce and sits on a shelf in only a few locations on the face of the earth. But a blog post is out there for the world to discover.
Admittedly, Ol' Myrt's blog posts are sometimes "fluffy" but I do take the time to share specific info about my ancestors. That practice came in handy when a grandson called just as we crossed the Utah border into Wyoming, and asked about an ancestor for a school report. I didn't have to scramble, knowing I'd just left most of my family history in my office back in Utah. Thankfully, after hearing more about the assignment, I was able to say "Honey, it's in my blog!"
You may use Blogger or WordPress, or other online blogging "software". I recommend Blogger for the short learning curve. Its another one of those free tools available from Google.
In less than two minutes you can have your blog up and running. You log in with a Google account, create a title, select a template (layout design) and then your blog is ready for you to create individual posts.
Create blog posts as frequently and in as much detail as you wish. If you've got some of this in your word processor files already, it's simply a matter of doing a quick copy/paste of the text, and uploading a scanned image or two. Don't worry that the document looks small, if your reader clicks on the image, he will be able to view a larger version of the image.
LENGTH ISN'T A PROBLEMNo need to cut out pages of family lore, or limit your photos to three pages in the middle of a book. You can write a blog post about each picture, tying away to your heart's content.
Just go to Blogger.com and create your Google Account if you don't have one already. Then click GET STARTED, and you are off on a marvelous adventure sharing what you know about your ancestors.
Here are some of Ol' Myrt's ancestor spotlights. You'd be surprised how many stories you've got hidden away that are just busting to get out onto your blog posts!
Here are some of Ol' Myrt's ancestor spotlights. You'd be surprised how many stories you've got hidden away that are just busting to get out onto your blog posts!
- A marriage license isn't a marriage certificate Jul 07, 2010 - I only remember seeing Lowell Simpson FROMAN one time in my life. When we ... Lower [Lowell] S. FROMAN is listed as head of household, with Frances his wife, and my mother as his 18 month old daughter.
- CC (Gist) & LJ Froman graves
- Docu-Challenge Winner: William Warner Player baptismal record - Oct 11, 2010 - The only information drawn from the document is William was born [on or] before March 30, 1793 and Charles Player and Ann are his parents. I would look for a marriage record for Charles Player and Ann...
- Docu-Challenge: Charles W. Player death certificate Jul 23, 2010 - So, we're going to look at this death certificate, Charles W. PLAYER, a great-grand uncle on my father's side of the family tree. We must train ourselves to look for strengths and weaknesses of the information provided.
- Getting from an index to the original document Sep 29, 2009 - Lorenzo J. FROMAN and Cecelcernam GIST marriage entry from the Clay County, Missouri Recorder of Deeds. Marriage Record Book A, FHL microfilm #955303 page 43 dated 27 Aug 1831 but filed with September 1831 ...
- Glen S. Player, MD - rest in peace Oct 01, 2007 - Glen S. Player, MD 89, died 28 September 2007 at his home in Medina, WA surrounded by family. Born 15 Sept 1918 to Shirley & Myrtle (Weiser) Player in Salt Lake City, Utah, Glen was a great-grandson...
- Things hoped for Jul 22, 2010 - This document, signed by W. G. Froman is from his Union Civil War Pension File #824237. My ancestor served in Company D of the 3rd Provisional Enrolled Missouri Militia. William, by his signature at the bottom of the form asserts that...
- Treasure Chest Thursday: Shirley Player's photo Aug 05, 2010 - I'd been looking everywhere for this picture, one of two I've ever seen of my paternal grandfather Shirley Player, born to Alma Oades & Mary Elizabeth [Wright] Player 4 Aug 1888 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
- Union Civil War pension file update Apr 27, 2007 - Today Ol' Myrt spotlights one document (show above in the blog version of this column) that she and her daughters photocopied from William Gist FROMAN's entire pension file while visiting the National Archives in...
- US Veterans: Thank-you for your service Nov 11, 2011 - My father Glen S. Player served in the Army Medical Corps during WWII while his brother Jack Player served in the Navy at Gadalcanal. Thank-you also to my brother-in-law Steve for serving in the Gulf and to Grampa Kent...
Sharing our family history is all about using the cool tools the younger generations loves. And the internet is the way to go.
Happy family tree climbing!
Myrt :)
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Lent starts this week. I don't fast because of health reasons but I will be trying to abstain (from meats) more. My son does not yet have to fast but figure I would use this season to emulate what he will be doing in coming years.
I am thinking of promoting using bentos for the season (it should be easier to meet fasting rules if you pack your own meals).
Any suggestions??
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well I don't know how 'deep' your practices are but in Spain the normal use is not to eat meat on fridays while in Lent... so we usually had fish or legumes those days at home (and lots of restaurants follow the rule too). I'm not religious at all but I guess you can substitute meat for soy recipes? Like vegan hamburguers or maybe switch to raw veggies? :)
Maybe salads... mmm... I don't know! Maybe you can make salads with legumes... or have some tuna teriyaki?
I find this topic very interesting as my mum is very religious and she wants to go bento too! ^^
My bento blog: http://justbento.com/blog/1305
My art blog: http://jizaacaso.deviantart.com
I'm planning on eating more bento lunches as part of my Lenten efforts. Here we are not strict, it is a personal choice, but I am not going to eat meat on Fridays, and have given up (in advance) two message boards I spend far too much time on. I look at bento making as a way of respecting my body, and showing my love for my family, so I think God would be into that.
I grew up sort of Christian (went to Sunday School and all that) but not Catholic, so the idea of using bentos during Lent is quite intriguing! I'm looking forward to how this thread progresses :)
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Some basics:
# Lent begins at midnight Ash Wednesday and ends at the beginning of the Mass of the Lord's Supper on Holy Thursday, at which point Triduum begins.
# We are obliged to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
# The law of fast binds everybody from ages 18-59 unless they have a medical condition that would interfere significantly with fasting.
# The law of fast allows the eating of one full meal plus two smaller meals, provided the two smaller- meals are not as large as a regular meal if combined. (NOTE: This law is very confusing as many people tend not to eat similarly-sized meals.)
# We are obliged to abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday, the Fridays of Lent, and Good Friday.
# The law of abstinence binds everyone who is fourteen years old and up unless they have a medical condition that would interfere significantly with abstinence from meat.
# The law of abstinence forbids the eating dishes principally or substantially comprised of the flesh of land-dwelling mammals and birds (trace amounts of meat and other parts of the body besides meat do not count). According to the common and contant opinion of learned persons, as found in the older moral and pastoral theologies, the law of abstinence does not affect reptiles, amphibians, insects, or anything that is a water-dwelling animal (even if it is a mammal, so dolphin is okay). It also does not affect gravies or other sauces (even if these are made with meat), and it does not affect anything made from parts of land-dwelling animals other their meat (so milk, cheese, eggs, things made with animal fat, and Jell-O, which comes from hooves, are okay).
Thanks Eilish, I can't believe I didn't know most of that! I'll be trying to keep Lent more strictly this year.
I'm even less religious than Maki - I'm not baptized and never went to Sunday School or anything like that. Or at least only very rarely, if I was staying with a religious friend.
Lenten fasting, however, is pretty much the same diet as a vegetarian who eats fish (pescetarian?). There are heaps of vegetarians in the forum, any of their recipes would be just fine.
I hope you have a lovely time eating all those pancakes on Shrove Tuesday! And the Simnel cake at Easter - I do love marzipan. I've actually been thinking of making one, even though I'm not religious.
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Just a note, orthodox rules are a bit more strict and require not eating milk, cheese, or animal fat. I am by no means religious (I'm an atheist, actually), I just happened to study religion in college. You would not believe how complex the rules used to be in the middle ages, my professors would give us follow charts to explain what could and could not be done on certain days for many, many things besides just what you are eating.
That's true, Stephanie. I was almost a nun in a small Orthodox monastery once, and I joined the church there after 28 years of being a Danish secular humanist pinko liberal type, and I was daunted by the complex rules of how to fast and when. However, the then-abbott of that place was pretty enlightened with regard to this aspect of religious life, and I really liked how he explained how sometimes people reflect an inner gesture through symbolism, and that sometimes people would choose to sacrifice something other than food during lent and other fast days. Especially for people who are poor, it can make more sense to give up, say, television watching or something like that.
Anyhow, this is a digression from the main topic. All these years later I'm once again a heathen pagan secular humanist pinko liberal type (though I still love my monk & nun family), and I'm focused on sacrificing portion-size-wise for my health's sake :-)
yeah it's also the same for catholic people. But now it has just developed in no eating "earth" animal meat on fridays. But my mother and my grandmother told me that back to 'their times' there were lots of rules too.
i dind't know orthodox people did this too. And muslims too. Hmm...
I know this topic is old but I just found this blog recently and thought I would add in my 2 cents.
As a Muslim, what I would put in my bento would always be influenced by my religious beliefs. I say "would" as I wanted to give it a try but there's no point in going out and buying the necessary gear at this very moment as our month of fasting (Ramadan) is starting up next week. We can't eat or drink from sunrise until sunset so dinners, so bento lunches are out of the question. I hope I can maybe decorate some of our dinner dishes with bento accessories thought. I plan on giving bentos a try once the month of fasting is over, I just hope my husband enjoys the surprise!
The only food restrictions I can think of off the top of my head would be that I cannot have any pork products (including gelatin and lard) or anything with alcohol in it (I don't use it in cooking either). My husband and I also try to stick to halal meats (a prayer is said and then the animal is killed and processed according to certain rules) so a trip to a special butcher is necessary on our part. It may sound a bit complicated but it really isn't, especially compared to some of the rules people have told me about concerning kosher foods - I still get thrown for a loop every time!
Happy bento-ing!
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By: Dr Lynda Kelly, Category: At The Museum, Date: 30 Jul 2012
Thirty-three trainees and five job coaches from NOVA Employment visited Deep Oceans last week. This is what they had to say.
The Museum has been working with NOVA Employment, a disability employment service, since 2005. Each year a group of trainees and their job coaches visit one of our exhibitions and tell us what they think. This time we made a video of their responses. Seems the Anglerfish was a huge hit! More about our work with NOVA can be found here and images from the visit are here.


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Tommy here. Are y'all giddy? I'm giddy. Of course, I'm not an Alabama or LSU fan. Many of them are already curled up in the fetal position. Or drinking. Or both.
The SEC has a slew of big games every year, but this one is special. Even the New York Times decided to write dueling pieces about LSU-Alabama. The stories do get into identity and academics and other topics NOT APPROPRIATE FOR GAME DAY, but here's the Bama story and here's the LSU story if you want to check them out.
But what you really want is predictions. You should know, if you haven't come around here much, that Michael Gordon is a Bama fan extraordinare. It was a great show of restraint for him to leave out the word "we" in his pick.
Let's save the prose and put out the same caveats I used for last year's game in Baton Rouge. If Alabama can avoid giving up Big Plays and being sucked in by the Trick Ones, it should win. Last year, it couldn't deliver on either of those fronts. This year, I think it will. Of course, that presumes AJ McCarron's head doesn't explode from the pressure and the staggering talent of the LSU team. He'll have to show more precision under a level of heat he hasn't seen all year. But the kid can play. So can his teammates. Tide, 24-21.
Peter St. Onge:
Two super defenses - but different. LSU is built on speed more than size, and it hasn't faced an offensive line with the kind of push that Bama will bring. LSU will have to work for its yards just a little more than the Tide. Nick Saban, with the football world watching, coaches his way back to an NFL sideline. Bama, 20-13. (And yes, the Saban to the NFL thing was completely gratuitous. Can't let Gordon enjoy this too much.)
Trent Roberts:
As much as anything, I'm interested in seeing the in-game adjustments by both teams -- what happens after Richardson rips off a 45-yard TD early on, or Lee hits Randle for 70 just after halftime. Gimme LSU, 18-17, with a late two-point conversion from The Hat & Co. being the difference.
For weeks now my suspicion has been that Alabama would win this game in a blowout, and I still wouldn't be surprised if it ends up something like 31-10. The great thing about this game is that the teams are so similar (great defenses, questions at QB) but the coaches are so different. It's like a real-life test of the old line about Bear Bryant -- "He could take his'n and beat your'n or he could take your'n and beat his'n."
So who's the better coach? The Saban X3000 or the Mad Hatter?
I want it to be Les, because we need more entertaining weirdness in the world, and especially in college football. Plus, LSU is awfully good on the road and at night. It's so, so tempting. But I just can't do it. Alabama, 23-20.
Friday, November 4, 2011
Armageddon (a/k/a Bama-LSU): Who ya got?
Tommy here. Are y'all giddy? I'm giddy. Of course, I'm not an Alabama or LSU fan. Many of them are already curled up in the fetal position. Or drinking. Or both.
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- Anonymous said...
I'm going to take advantage of the first "Who Ya Got" post to be posted on a Friday when I can comment on it on my office PC while all the nuclear engineers I support are taking their customary Friday off and don't care what I do with the office PC to bloviate about all the games, including a cheap shot at my own team.
South Carolina at Ar-Kansas – I still think Bobby Petrino is the biggest chump and loser that ever walked the Earth. If I'm a captain picking a team for a pickup game and have Petrino or Benedict Arnold, I'm calling for Benny. Petrino can X&O all day, but judging by the team's play the past 2 weeks, a motivator he is not. And that's why the blowout they should get this week will not happen. Pigs 35, Fightin' Chickens 24
Vanderbilt at Florida – OK, Vandy has been better than predicted. Florida has been worse than predicted. Could it be… Nah. Can't do it. Lizards 24, Vandy 23
New Mexico State at Georgia – My dream scenario is playing out. By beating the Lizards, and the rest of this absolute joke of a schedule since the SC game, Dawgs heads are swelling as such a rate that the state of Georgia will petition the government to borrow some land at Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville AL to house some of the players' and fans' heads. They're going to think that as long as they are within the borders of campus they will win next week. Keep on dreaming, big boys. Big Ol' Hairy Dawgs 51, New Mexico State 3
Tennessee-Martin at Misipi State – Hey, Misipi State has a bye week this week also. Bulldogs 56, UTM 7
Middle Tennessee at Tennessee – They're actually charging for tickets to this? A crime against humanity. Rocky Bottom 49, MTSU 10
Misipi at Kentucky – The Who Cares Game of the 3rd Millennium. Briars 21, Misipi 20
BYE WEEK at Auburn – Speaking of hallucinations… Moseley, Frazier and Trotter will gather to watch Saturday's games and talk about how much better they are all getting. A week practicing against your own defense that has Niko Thorpe on it will do that to you. Any chance we can give him his degree early and send him away before Maze torches him for 5 TDs in the Iron Bowl? WAR EAGLE 0, BYE WEEK 0
LSU at 'Bama – I can only imagine what kind of a week Coach Clinched Butt Cheeks has had this week. 'Bama has a strong defense, but haven't seen an LSU d-lineman actually get blocked all year. But if 'Bama can block them, they get the advantage because they have better receivers than LSU. But LSU has the coach with the most long-running karma contract ever. This will be a game where 1 great team makes 1 more great play than the other great team. I'm thinking that 1 extra great play is going to come from one of 'Bama's better skill position players. Now, if you will excuse me, I need to go throw up. The Evil Empire 17, LSU 14
- November 4, 2011 at 3:33 PM
- Kingward said...
Home field, Saban, Richardson all add up to Bama win. Does the score really matter?
- November 4, 2011 at 3:41 PM
- George said...
Not a fan of either schools or the SEC. But man am I excited to watch this game! It has everything every football fan could want. 2 scary good defenses and offenses that can put points on the board. Tend to be leaning more towards LSU, since they're on the road. Just sucks the National Championship game has to be played in November this year! Unless of course there is a rematch!
- November 4, 2011 at 4:06 PM
- Anonymous said...
Was at Baileys watching the Clemson game a few weeks ago with 4 friends when the hundreds 'Bama fans invaded. They *literally* YELLED at us for cheering for a team that wasn't even in their conference. They cheered and hugged and high-fived each other when we left. Poor sports. Mean-spirited RUDE fans.
Therefore, GO LSU!
- November 4, 2011 at 4:11 PM
- Michael said...
Sorry, Anon, but had the numbers been reversed would the behavior been the same?
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LindsaySF wrote:Maryellen wrote:after dealing with this idiot of a rescue i think i am done with rescueing for a while if not for good.
Nooo! Don't let this one bad place put you off of rescuing! The dogs in need can't afford to lose a foster home like you.
Is the vet where the dog is now? Was the bite ever reported to animal control? (I think it has to be if there were injuries?) I would talk to the vet's office yourself and tell them what you know. They might only be getting the story from the rescue's side, and they don't know what really happened. No vet in good conscience should let a dangerous dog go back with this rescue.
I agree- even when not associated with a rescue, we rescued on our own, we just rehomed the dogs after doing the full application/home checks and charged an adoption fee that covered the spay/neuter and allowed us to take another dog in.


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The house is quiet after a social weekend. Quiet and clean. Nothing like having company come to get the place picked up. And then when everyone's gone again, everything is still clean, with spaces and surfaces to delight the eye. Tabletops without mail. Flowers. Empty wastebaskets. A fridge full of leftovers. I love living in a big old house, but sometimes the number of projects in progress (art work, school work, science experiments, cooking, laundry, computer stuff) and all the related messes can be overwhelming.
Not that I'd trade away any of our projects, even the ones I don't quite understand.
Me: What are you doing?
Piper: I'm ripping.
So I gave her a wooden bowl for her many many tiny pieces of Sunday magazine, and went back to reading my book and we were both happy.
(Two days later, the bowl of shredded paper is still on a chair in the front hall.)
For the moment, we're ahead of the mess... but I notice that even as they encroach, I welcome each project back. Perhaps if I could think of clutter as tidal?Posted by EGP at April 7, 2003 11:50 PM


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Patients and their families are welcome to be visited by their own spiritual representatives. The Spiritual Care Department offers clergy courtesy cards for ordained members of the clergy who regularly visit the hospital.
A clergy courtesy card may be obtained from the Spiritual Care Office on the Plaza Level during regular business hours (8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday).
The clergy courtesy card provides for free clergy parking as well as access, as appropriate, to patient floors and care areas.
We will do everything possible to allow patients access to their clergy while not endangering other patients, families, visitors or staff. If there is a question or problem related to a visit by a community clergy member, please contact the Spiritual Care Department at 310-423-5550 (ext. 3-5550 if you're on campus) for assistance.


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Exploring around Lake Michigan could not be more exhilarating than when done flying on a Jet Ski, so take advantage of the remaining warm days and rent a jet ski with Chicago Jet Ski Rentals. This Labor Day weekend will be one to remember and the whole family will be talking about the jet ski adventure for weeks to come!
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