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NBA Fantasy Basketball: Opening Week Chock-Full of Early SurprisesNovember 5, 2010
After the rim stopped rattling from Blake Griffin's rookie debut and the new "Big Three" was handed their first loss, it's official: Week one is in the books and it didn't disappoint. Few questions were answered, a few eyebrows were raised, and Carmelo Anthony still calls Denver home—for now.
The Celtics don't seem to miss Kendrick Perkins and neither should fantasy owners thanks to the hot start from Glen Davis. The additions of Jermaine and Shaquille O'Neal haven't kept the young Davis from producing a 6-for-7 shooting performance coupled with five rebounds during the Celtics opening night bout with the Miami Heat. Again the following night against the Cavaliers the Celtics big man logged 33 minutes while displaying another impressive shooting displaying going 7-for-11 from the field.
All seems to be well in Beantown following the verbal dispute between head coach Doc Rivers and Davis when the four-year veteran voiced his displeasure about playing time.
"Let me put it like this: If Baby doesn't know his role by now, he's going to be sitting down a lot," Rivers said in late September. "I'll just leave it that simple."
Early reports out of Milwaukee are that star shooting guard Michael Redd may miss the entire 2010-2011 season following the torn ligament in his knee that limited him to just 18 games last year.
The Bucks search for a headline scorer to replace Redd hasn't been easy. The team was led last season by center Andrew Bogut's 15.9 PPG but the reins look to now be handed over to second year point guard Brandon Jennings and veteran forward Carlos Delfino. Delfino (16.7 PPG) will rack up three point attempts and contribute with his rebounding efforts as well. Also look to see some of the Milwaukee scoring load delegated to veteran swingman John Salmons, who's a proven scorer and an underrated passer.
The new Big Three of the Miami Heat have already felt the pain of losing the experience and perimeter shooting of Mike Miller. Miller was perhaps one of the most under-appreciated free agent impact signings this summer because he gives the Heat a lights-out outside shooter and a legitimate fourth option. The Heat will, however, need to find Miller's replacement following a thumb injury that will keep him sidelined until mid-January.
James Jones appears to be just the guy the Heat will need to fill in the interim for Mike Miller. Jones is a historically streaky shooter who boasts a career 40 percent stroke from three and one of the league's best free throw shooters come clutch time hovering around 90 percent from the charity stripe. Owners should take advantage of Jones' 96 percent availability in leagues where small forwards are at a premium.
It seems the only thing uglier than Andrei Kirilenko's haircut has been the Washington Wizards offense. Owners should go all in on John Wall who will get copious shot attempts. Timber expectations for the revitalization of veteran Gilbert Arenas who has yet to see the floor yet due to an (actual) injury. Arenas will see a specialist on Thursday for his injured ankle. In the meantime, forward Al Thornton has been seeing plenty of action as Washington's No.2 scoring threat.
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Boyd named one of Manning Award stars of the week
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Eight Quarterbacks Named Manning Award Stars of the Week
Fans Vote on Facebook to Select Overall Manning Player of the Week
The Manning Award, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, has named eight quarterbacks as its "Stars of the Week." College football fans can now go to the Allstate Sugar Bowl Facebook page to vote for what they think was the best performance from this past weekend. When voting closes on Thursday at 9 a.m. (Central), the top vote-getter will be announced as the Manning Award Player of the Week.
VOTE HERE! - https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150806522605459.734234.297090315458&l=3464531a7b&type=1
The Manning Award was created by the Allstate Sugar Bowl in 2004 to honor the college football accomplishments of Archie, Peyton and Eli Manning. It is the only quarterback award that includes the candidates' bowl performances in its balloting.
Manning Award Website - http://www.allstatesugarbowl.org/site26.php
This week's eight Manning Award Stars of the Week are:
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(30-of-42, 386 yards, 4 TDs, 0 INT)
Trailing 14-0 early, Boyd leads Clemson to the comeback victory to snap No. 21 Auburn's 17-game winning streak.
Seth Doege, Texas Tech
(40-of-44, 401 yards, 5 TDs, 0 INT)
Doege completes his first 15 passes and sets an FBS record for completion percentage as he leads the Red Raiders to a 59-13 blowout of New Mexico.
Ryan Griffin, Tulane
(22-of-26, 281 yards, 3 TDs, 0 INT)
The Green Wave picks up its second victory of the season as Griffin completes his first 11 passes to direct an offense that holds the ball for almost 42 minutes in a 49-10 win over UAB, lifting Tulane to a 2-1 start for the first time since 2005.
Case Keenum, Houston
(25-of-40, 351 yards, 3 TDs, 2 INT)
Keenum leads Houston to 28 unanswered points in a furious second-half rally to keep the Cougars undefeated with a 35-34 win over Louisiana Tech.
Kellen Moore, Boise State
(32-of-42, 455 yards, 5 TDs, 1 INT)
The Broncos' run-game struggles early, but Moore is outstanding once again, leading Boise State to a 40-15 blowout victory over Toledo.
Sean Renfree, Duke
(40-of-52, 359 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT)
Renfree ties a school record with 40 completions as he rallies the Blue Devils from a 12-point deficit in their ACC opener against Boston College.
James Vandenberg, Iowa
(31-of-48, 399 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)
Down 24-3 late in the third quarter, Vandenberg runs for a touchdown then throws for three fourth-quarter throws as the Hawkeyes stun Pitt, 31-27, with the biggest comeback in school history.
Russell Wilson, Wisconsin
(23-of-32, 347 yards, 3 TDs, 1 INT)
Wilson leads the potent Wisconsin offense to 621 yards of total offense, including scores on six of its first seven possessions, in a 49-7 win over Northern Illinois.
Steele Jantz, a junior quarterback from Iowa State University, was last week's Manning Award Player of the Week. The product of Agoura Hills, Calif., who was also the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week, led the Cyclones to an overtime upset of cross-state rival Iowa, 44-41. The junior directed four consecutive touchdown drives, including three in overtime to clinch the dramatic victory over the Hawkeyes. Included in those drives were four critical third-down conversions, including a third-and-15 and a third-and-20, as well as a fourth-and-one conversion which led to the game-tying TD pass to Darius Darks with 1:17 to go in regulation. He finished the game completing 25-of-37 passes for 279 and four touchdowns with no interceptions. The 6-3, 224-pounder also rushed for 42 yards as the Cyclones scored their most points against Iowa since the teams met for the first time in 1894.
The Manning Award will be recognizing its eighth winner this year. USC's Matt Leinart was the inaugural winner of the award in 2005, followed by Texas' Vince Young in 2006. Both went on to be top 10 NFL draft picks. In 2007, LSU's JaMarcus Russell earned the award and was the NFL's No. 1 draft pick. Boston College's Matt Ryan claimed the award in 2008 and was drafted No. 3, quickly becoming the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons. In 2009, Florida star Tim Tebow earned the honor - he also went on to be selected in the first round of the NFL Draft. The 2010 winner was Texas signal-caller Colt McCoy, the winningest quarterback in college football history, who was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the draft. Last year saw Auburn's Cameron Newton earn the award, prior to being selected No. 1 overall in the 2011 NFL Draft by the Carolina Panthers.
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Phillip John Vander WegSergeant First Class
Army of the United States
18 May 1934 - 27 November 1965
Wayland, Michigan
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The database page for Phillip John Vander Weg
SFC Phillip John Vander Weg was killed in action on November 27, 1965, while serving as an advisor at the Michelin Plantation when the plantation was overrun, suffering huge losses. He left behind three children and a wife. We only wish that he had been able to see his Grandchildren. We are sure he would have been proud of them!
From his daughter and her family,
My name is James Hildreth and I met Phillip while I was a medical
From a friend,
I know Phillip's great-nephew and he told me to come to this site.
I'm really glad because this guy sounds like he was a great man, with a lot of heart for his country!
I'm sure a lot of people had that same kind of heart.
From his great-nephew's friend,
Phillip was my great-uncle. Most every year at school I have given a presentation on him. I have some of his patches from his flight suit and his whistle that my grandpa (his brother) gave me. I am VERY proud of what he was and what he did. I wish for anyone that knew him from Vietnam to please e-mail me.
From his great-nephew,
I'm Phillip's Grandson, Phillip, and I'm extremely proud of what he did in Vietnam. My mom (Liana Alter, Phillip's daughter) has a suitcase full of his letters home and his medals.
Rather we should thank God that such men lived."
- General George S. Patton -
From his grandson,
My cousin was Captain James McNeely. I typed his name in The Virtual Wall and I only get this site. He was my older cousin, volunteered for his second tour of duty in Viet Nam, left 6 children (his wife was pregnant for twins at the time of his death), and was the first person from Norwich, Connecticut, to die in Viet Nam. He was loved and is still missed greatly.
From a cousin,
I served with the 3rd Bde, 25th Infantry Division at Dau Tieng from 1967-1968 and was very moved by your memorial. It brought back many memories. Thank you for keeping the memory of your loved one alive.
Emanuel Roth
Notes from The Virtual Wall
Sergeant First Class Vander Weg had served with the Army's "Golden Knights" parachute demonstration team. He is remembered, together with seven other teammates who died in Vietnam, by the Golden Knights.
The Michelin Rubber Plantation near Dau Tieng was a hotbed of VC and NVA activity. The action in which SFC Vander Weg died involved the VC 272nd Regiment, which overran the South Vietnamese 7th Regiment in the Michelin Plantation.
Although the news reports above make it clear that three US Advisors were killed in the battle - the senior advisor, his radioman, and SFC Vander Weg - it is certain at least four Americans were involved. Other available information indicates SFC Vander Weg "... and an American captain, a lieutenant and a private first class were attached to the 1st Battalion, 7th Regt., 5th South Viet Nam Infantry Division..." The captain was Captain James W. McNeely, and the lieutenant was 1LT Carl A. Gray. Seven US military advisors died in battle on 27 Nov 1965; since this memorial was first published it has become possible to place all seven with the 7th ARVN Infantry Regiment:
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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Memorial first published on 27 Nov 2001
Last updated 08/10/2009


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1999 Subaru Outback 4 cyl mileage: 81,000. My Outback has a noticeable vibration coming from the engine at about 1800-2800 rpm. It does not seem to be a miss, however I asked the dealer to look at it and was told it was an inherent quality of the engine due to not being balanced and having the opposed cylinder engine with dual overhead cams. I had two dealers say this is the source of my vibration. Does this sound correct? Why wouldn't Subaru have corrected this?
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I have just started
Just before it takes effect my muscles lock up..Is that normal.They get really tight all over.
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I have chronic
, I had surgery for severe tennis elbow in 2007, now I have developed arthritis in the same elbow, my ortho doctor has me taking Vicodin 5/500 twice a day, can this become an ddiction?
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It has been eight months and i am still on
. Now i am on
es. I tried to stop for two days and never experienced anything like the
i went through. My doctor is trying to wein me off but it is very hard to stay on target. I am scared and worried what will follow. Is ther hope. SINGER.
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Can you become addicted to
in one week? My doctor put me on it for
. Because I am sensitive to medications I only take 1/2 in the morning and 1/2 at night. I take Tylenol inbetween. I had what I might call withdrawl even though I didn't stop taking it. Suffer from depression and would really like to put a stop to the medication if that is what caused it. My heart felt like it was beating out of my chest, chest pain, body shaking and scared.
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Dear grandprairiebutterfly, I don't have fibromyalgia, but know people that do. I know one of the symptoms is extreme fatique. I have also heard that
and muscle pain are other indications. I do have rheumatoid artritis and some of your symptoms (jaw problems and joint pain) are somethings that I deal with. RA diagnoses is a very simple blood test and it maybe be worth checking out with your doctor. Again, I'm not a physician and am coming at this from my own personal experience.
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My friend who was on treatment for 50 weeks said the only way she made it thru was by smoking a
. She had never smoked before but this gave her relief. So who knows????????????
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He does have some sinus issues and had surgery about 4 weeks ago to remove a mucocele from the left sphenoid sinus. His headaches persist every day and he now (since his surgery) has daily
, daily weakness, occasional dizziness, and occasional mental fogginess. The headaches only subside by using Vicodin taking no more than 2-3 per day. I don't believe sinus explains all of the symptoms.
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I wasted years with an orthopedic treating my MCP
with coritsone injections and
. I finally went to a hand surgeon. Long, long story short, had the joint replaced, giant failure, nine more surgeries and the pain is worse than ever. I have essentially no function with that hand now. Find a top-notch doctor/surgeon and find out your options and research them. My doctor was terrific; unfortunately, the implant used failed across the board. Good luck.
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I am experiencing symptoms that are similar to infection which beginning post 12 weeks of tx (48 weeks 1a genotype). I feel muscle/
and it is migrating from place to place. They are always localized to the arms and legs. I experience the discomfort the most when my body is at rest. When I am moving around I feel perfectly fine. My question is, during infection, the joint/muscle pain symptom, is it migratory. How severe and does it only show when the body is at rest?
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I have been thru them before and what a nightmare!! Sweating and leg
were the worst. I currently see two different doctors to get my
and I have been caught by one of the doctors. They told me that if I didn't want to be turned in, I better not call them again. I cannot tell you how humiliating that was. But to get a hold of the vicodin I'm about willing to do anything. The patch does NOT have the same effect mentally as the vicodin does.
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Gave me a shot in joint of cortizone and I had bad reactions and still swollen and red. I went to ER Monday and they gave me
. Has anyone else had similar symptons and still negative results on blood work for rhmeutoid arthritis? Any help would be appreciated. I have been to 5 doctors now. I have not worked for 2 months. Have checked my only kidney as well.
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It is very common in adults older than 45 and can cause
may also be caused by bursitis (inflammation of the bursae). The bursae are fluid-filled sacs that cushion and pad bony prominences, allowing muscles and tendons to move freely over the bone. For nonarthritis joint pain, both rest and exercise are important. Warm baths, massage, and stretching exercises should be used as frequently as possible. Anti-inflammatory medications may help relieve pain and swelling.
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Hi all, I was wondering if anyone has any muscle and
before tx? I told my dr that I had very bad muscle and joint pain and he told me to go to my regular dr (which I dont have one) because he thought it was not from the Hep C...I dont know what else it could be from and I have tried taking Tylenol, Tylenol 8 hr, and Tylenol Arthritis...Please I am open to any suggestions on what works.
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) And, the
...I can hardly take it anymore. Now it's in every
and pinching all the nerves. I am planning a trip to Mayo in Feb or March 2008 - whenever I can get in. I'm desperate. My body feels like it is collapsing. Docs say not EDS and I agree. They are trying me on Enbrel. After one month...no change and in fact I'm worse. All my joints catch and crunch. It's scary. Really scary, in fact. How can we get in touch with each other?
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some days I have to wash her hair for her, and even aplly her deodorant because she is unable to raise her arms due to shoulder
and swelling began immediately after she started Accutane. Her dermatologist lowered the dosage and told us the side effect was temporary. She finished her course, and her skin is gorgeous now. The cost, however, has been devastating. Her doctors tell us Accutane did not cause the arthritis. I wonder...
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Insomnia nausea vomitting sneezing yawning watery eyes diherea(sp) Restless leg syndrom muscle aches
lower back
muscle twitching/tremors anxiety mental cravings no appetite Most of these will subside by the fifth day and you will start feeling much better, then the real work begins. Have you looked into any type of aftercare? Good luck!
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I guess I'm searching for ways that I can increase my energy level so that I wouldn't even think twice about taking
for renewed energy. I was taking the medication for extreme
I have due to an autoimmune disease. So I began this journey with a good intention of helping myself but it quickly downward spiralled into something that made me feel like I wasn't even myself anymore. I want to feel again! I want to be social again and stop isolating myself.
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I have type 1a stage 2 4th day of tx viral ct 8 million. I have
, but had it before tx.. My dr, primary phy would not give me hydrocodone with the stuff that tylenol had in it, but did give me vicodine with the stuff advil has as primary pain reliver..did gave up alcohol the day I was told I had HVC, thats been about three 12 weeks ago. I have read in this forum that the accetametophin (hope I spelled it correctly) is not harmful as long as alcohol is not involved...any ideas?
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symptoms of cronic fatigue Forgetfulness, memory loss, confusion, or difficulty concentrating. Sore throat. Tender lymph nodes in the neck or armpits. Muscle
without redness or swelling. Headaches that are different from other headaches you have had in the past. Unrefreshing sleep (waking up feeling tired or unrested It may just be the CF maybe a good check up is in order .
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After the physical, you'll deal with other stuff maybe, like your brain giving you excuses to use. Try to keep the withdrawl
fresh in your mind, and know that if you do pills again, your going to have to start over. NA can help too.
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it is only day 6 of being totally clean. I have bouts of terrible
, restless leg syndrome,
, sweating a little off and on, IM showering daily because it seems like the drugs are 'pouring out my system" my hair and sweat glands smell terrible! is this the toxins from the drugs leaving my body? I never had a body odor problem before! my hands, knees, back, ribs all go into 'spasm' like pain which can last up to 4-5 hours at a time. my sleep is irradic.
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I dont know where to begin. Please help i am a 30 yr old male. When i take
i have no
, my hands a warm again, i have an appitate, i feel like i can do anything in life. Without them i feel usless and always in pain.
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I need some help, I have been trying to come off
for about a week now. Every time I stop, the first day or two I cant sleep. So I go out to find vicodin so I can sleep. I take about 10 a day of the 7.5. I called the Doc and he was going to put me on suboxen??. I cant afford it. Does any one know how long it will be before I can sleep. Is there any sleeping pills that help. Would xanax help?
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But the
stiffness and crepidess is still there and i get break through
even though i still take 600-1000 mgs of ibuprofen a day. I was given percocets and vicodin to take for the break thru pain, but they are poison, addicting and i was developing a very high tolerance to the drugs, which scared me straight into not taking them anymore. My question is this, i have never been really diagnosed with anything other than, "we really don't know".
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Lately I've been wanting and thinking of quiting
all together and deal with the
. I've always been very active and had lots of energy but recently I have been packing on pounds just all of a sudden. I'm wondering if anyone else has had this issue before? Is it the Vicodin and if I stop taking it would the weight come off or just keep packing on?
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I have been taking 1/2 of a 5g.
once a day for almost 2 years. Will it be hard to kick this?
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My last chemo treatment was in June 2009 and I also took a research drug called Sutent that continued until Sept 2009. I have had continued bone and
and it keeps me up at night. I am very restless and can't get comfortable. Advil, Aleve, Tylonel do not help much. I have had a bone scan when I complained about it to my oncologist a few months ago but nothing came up. Looks like something needs to be researched on the long term side effects of this chemo drug.
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I am having a very hard time sleeping with maybe just a couple hours off sleep a night. Muscle and
in my arms and legs is driving me nuts. So hard not to take a pill to get rid of the pain but so far so good. I have been weaning myself off of them and am down to 1/2 pill a day and will completely quit in two more days. I never want to go through this again! Any advice? I did not know insomnia was a detox symptom. Anything you can do to relieve aching muscles and joints.
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I've always had some general achiness for years (I assume arthritis) but suddenly over past 2 months pain in knee got really bad to the point of difficulty bending it and hurts to walk. Now I have pain in arm, elbow & shoulder too with some lower back pain. My doctor ran some tests, said neg. for lupus & R.A. but I do have a very high ANA number. He recommended rheumotologist, but still have to wait several weeks to get in. In the meantime, I'm scared and sore and painful!
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Love makes relationships….[epi 14]
Hi guys….thank you very much for the comments but really sorry still I didn't read.surely by today I will read and reply to all your comments. Pls continue reading and give ur support.
Episode 14
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Pooja: okay….everyone now question for ap mam and all ladies.
Everyone nods
Pooja:ap mam tell me about your family..
Ap: do you think a day is enough for that??????
Pooja smiled.
Ap: okay I will try to say short…first I am very lucky to be Mrs Dp.because that relation gave me more pride…my devar really loved me like a mom…then I got a cute sister sujata for my support.then the most important.. My kids, adarsh filled my smile…sanskar filled my heart…and finally laksh filled this house…the most naughty..(laksh smiled).
Rest all keenly looking at her.
Ap continues: life went happily…one princess who made all of us under her control..uttara.she finally filled my whole life. my most precious part of life is with this four people. There , I myself completed maheshwari parivaar..
Pooja: then??
Ap: then…years rolled now. Entered my three bahus.smile of parineeta, sweetness of swara and love of ragini filled this house entirely now .chirag , germ of a person..who took uttara from us along with our hearts.
Pooja (kept her hands in the cheeks): hmm
Ap: hmm now…again years rolled .5 stars of the sky landed into maheshwari parivaar.the playful pradeep…peaceful anjali….lovely swathi….naughty sangeeth and …cute rakshitha…who all filled my blank space of birth reason…
Pooja: how sweet…
Ap: you know beta… I can say with full confidence that I am the most happiest biwi, di, bhabhi, ma , bade ma,and dadi ma of the world.now I assure one thing…trust is a Pillar of every relationship. But love makes relationships…
Swargini BGM plays..
Everyone smiled with moist eyes.
Pooja: pooh!!!! Ap mam , you are just awesome..
Sujata: jiji!!!! You are always right .
Pari: Han ma…
Swara:love always makes..
Ragini: relationships….
Pooja: really I can feel the love binded in your lifes.we came here to know about maheshwari parivaar, but we learnt how parivaar is built with love….
Pooja:Sujata mam !! You say something else..
Sujata: everything was told by jiji…what else??
Pooja: tell about your bahus.
Sujata: Han….Parineeta is the best cook.swara is the best Dancer and ragini is the best singer..above all this they are best wife's , moms and the best bahus.
She smiled.
Praderp: and sujata dadi is the best all rounder.. He laughed..
Sujata: pradeep!!!
Pooja: uttara mam now its ur turn..
Uttara: Han I am ready.
Pooja: tell about your family..
Uttara: RP pa and sujata ma is my parents, but my mama papa is dp and ap.as bade ma said love makes relationships. I learnt this from her.I am the most luckiest sister in the world to have lovely brothers . and specially I have a cute bhabhis….and now I got a most caring husband chirag.finally being a girl you know what a pregnant girl feels.
Pooja: Han Han..but where is your husband??
Uttara: he is out of station now for business work.
Pooja: okay fine.
Everyone smiled.
Pooja: so finally we came to an end now….pari and swaragini mam tell us just one word about ur husbands.
Pari: sincere…little naughty.
Swara: prankster
Ragini: playboy
Adarsh and sanlak stared them.
Pooja: you are entire family is naughty….hmm so I thank you all very much for cooperation.
Dp : thank you beta …
Ap: you made us remember lot of good memories..
Pooja: okay..with this I am signing off…camera man Robert ke saath pooja…
Interview completed..
Everyone sat in the dining table along with pooja and Robert for lunch.
They all had a funny lunch time .
Finally pooja and Robert left.
Rest all went to their rooms for some rest.
Scene freezes.
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For sure I will try to read and reply soon.
Bye take care keep smiling.


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World War II gave America the atomic bomb, and the bomb set in motion an enduring "secret empire" – a national security apparatus that operates beyond the Constitution and shields its activities from Americans, argues Pulitzer Prize-winning author-scholar Garry Wills.
"The purpose of secrecy now is not to hide it from the enemy, but from the American people and Congress," Wills said in Seattle Monday night.
Wills has written great books about our greatest presidents, "Lincoln at Gettysburg: The Words that Remade America," and "Inventing America: Jefferson's Declaration of Independence."
In his latest work, "Bomb Power: The Modern Presidency and the National Security State," however, he argues that a power apparatus has become the tail that wags the White House. It determines the nation's direction while fighting — sometimes ineptly — its battles.
Wills talked about the "secret empire" to a Midnight Symposium meeting on Monday night at the Sorrento Hotel.
He will speak Tuesday night at Town Hall.
He used such examples as the ill-fated Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba, and the Vietnam War and Iraq, to argue that the national security apparatus feels it has a monopoly on wisdom.
"The secrecy rules rule out so many people who can give you good advice," Wills joked. He talked about tactics used, in his words, "to scare hell out of the country" and take that country to war.
During the Vietnam War, President Lyndon Johnson would declare, "If you knew what I knew," saying Americans would agree with his war policies if only they had access to classified information.
The "Only we know!" line of argument was brought back nearly 40 years later to justify the U.S. invasion of Iraq. The consequences, Wills argued, continue to be felt seven years later.
"We didn't get Osama because the neo-conservatives around Bush said, 'It is more important to go into Iraq,'" Wills said.
In his latest book, Wills makes a case that the origins of the national security apparatus – the National Security Agency, the Defense Intelligence Agency and its other elements – lie with the Manhattan Project that developed the bomb.
A "tremendous apparatus of secrecy" surrounded such sites as Hanford in Eastern Washington. Gen. Leslie Groves operated a secret air force. He set in motion the need-to-know doctrine. He spied on his own physicists.
Sen. Harry Truman of Missouri, investigating wartime contracting, knew nothing of the huge bomb project. Truman was not told after becoming Franklin Roosevelt's vice president. He was still in the dark at FDR's death.
After the war, said Wills, "the apparatus of secrets continued and accelerated: It was not a return to normalcy after the war because e had a secret to keep and kept it."
The apparatus has demanded – and received – collusion from the Fourth Estate at vital moments.
Groves hired the New York Times' science writer to oversee public disclosure of the Manhattan Project. President Kennedy twice turned to Times publisher Orville Dryfoos to keep the newspaper from publishing what it knew about efforts to counter the Castro regime in Cuba.
In the buildup to the Iraq War, Times reporter Judith Miller became a conduit for stories about Iraq's supposed arsenal of chemical weapons and progress toward developing atomic weapons.
"It's very hard for Congress or the press to go against this power that has built up over the years," Wills said.
Wills was blunt in saying he is deeply disappointed at President Obama's failure to keep promises on bringing transparency and accountability to actions of the "secret empire."
Not only has the national security apparatus built up a global network of bases, but it has vast "human resources." Wills noted that the U.S. has more contract employees in Iraq and Afghanistan than uniformed military.
"Once you have these soldiers of fortune, they're around forever," he added.
Groves is honored with a park in Richland, and has been played in movies by beefy movie actors (and Paul Newman). He comes across in books as a single-minded bully.
Still, he brought off one of history's biggest construction projects, in total secrecy – except for a few well-placed Soviet spies – and set in motion a government-within-a-government that's still in business nearly 70 years later.
As Garry Wills put it, "Nuclear secrets translated into non-nuclear secrets."


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