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. you're looking live at pictures of saint peter's square in vatican city. and in just moments, pope benedict will be arriving one last time as 1.2 million catholics around the world prepare to say farewell to their holy father. good morning and welcome to a special edition of "early start". i'm christian amanpour live from rome on. and we also want to welcome our global viewers on cnn international. this is the final day of the pope's public audiences. pope benedict is about to make his last one right here in the square before stepping down. it is a historic day. becoming the first pope in six centuries to abdicate and he leaves behind a church with many opportunities behind and many
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challenges, as well. and we'll talk all about that later on on in a moment, take a look at saint peter's square, more than 50,000 people we're told are expected to witness the pope's final general audience. the anticipation has been building. here is the schedule for this morning and for the the next couple of days. at 4:30 a.m., that is eastern time, that's 10:30 a.m. here in rome, the pope arrives in his popemobile. it's an unusual way for him to conduct his wednesday audience, but because this is the final time, he's going to spend about 15 minutes we think driving around the square waving to the crowd before he starts talking and starts making prayers and having his final audience as i said. at 5:00 he'll meet with special groups of pilgrims and at 10 past 5 on::005:00, he's schedul
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deliver his final teaching and greeting. and perhaps a final departing messa message. we'll wait to see if he uses any of these occasions to speak publicly to send a special farewell message. he is as i say going to be here. and we'll be staying with the program. i've got my guests and my cnn colleagues here. john allen, who has been with us, a long time cnn contributor, and himself jim bittermann, long time cnn correspondent, has covered many papal elections and transitions. and in the field, we have ben we'der man and becky anderson who will tell us what's going on much closer on to the basilica. john, this is an extraordinary moment. it is truly unprecedented. we can go bhak to pope gregory, but even longer than that, seven centuries ago when a pope
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stepped down voluntarily. put fuss the picture of how much of a chunk this is. >> well, when you cover an institution that has more than 2,000 years of history like the catholic church, you don't get a chance to use the phrase unchartered waters very often. but that truly is where we are. the only real precedent for this is 1294. and shortly after he resigned, he was in prison and died. so this is a completely new situation in which we'll have a retired pope living briefly at the pope summer residence, will eventually relocate into a monastery. and it will be very interesting to see how it plays out. >> again we keep using this unchartered because there has not been in 600 years a living pope and a living pope emeritus. we know that he'll be called
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pope emeritus, still called his holiness. what kind of influence do you think pope benedict 1'6" will have on the conclave and the way the papacy proceeds in the future? >> well, first of all, the most important way the pope has to put his imprint on the election of his successor is by naming the cardinals who will vote. 67 of the 115 cardinals have been named by benedict xvi and any other influence pales in comparison to that. benedict has said he'll be hidden from the world. and so in that sense, he's not going to have any direct fingerprint on the future of the church, but in-evidently there will be people measuring what the new pope does by what the old pope might have done. >> and you mentioned the 67 cardinals he has elevated throughout his eight years on the throne.
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we know that there are so many different facts if you like, different views, different followings of the catholic church depending on where you look. in the the united states, afternoon more progressive wing that would like to see more modernism that correspondents to the challenges of today. we know that in africa and asia, it's growing much faster than anywhere else and by and large much more traditional, more conservative. what do you think the fact that these 67 cardinals who will be voting have been in place by benedict xvi, what do you think that will mean for the direction of the church? inevitably somebody who is in the form, the shape of benedict's traditions? >> the other point to make is the cardinals who weren't appointed by benedict were appointed by john paul 2 rrp. so i think they're all of like mind.
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tt sense papal elections are unlike the iowa caucuses where you have debate. that won't happen. it's more about style and tone than they are about substance. so i don't think you'll get a new pope who will repeal church teaching on abortion or gay marriage. but you could get a pope who uses the post modern world a little more and put a more positive face to the message. >> i want to go to ben we'der man. are the crowds saying anything now? >> people are very much waiting to see and to hear from pope benedict. now, the the italian authorities said they were expecting up to 200,000 people to come today and we know that even in some italian schools, the children have been told if they're an september today, they will not be penalized.
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in order to accommodate the large crowd that's expected, he's doing it outside. people from all over the world here. we're joined actually by one guest, kevin, from washington, d.c., who is visiting rome. your thoughts on this historic day, the next to the last day of pope benedict in office. >> what a for fa nominal week to be here in rome. being a catholic myself, i was so fortunate to be in the area and be able to make it out here today. you know you're watching history. >> and are you going to be here throughout the day? >> i'll be here much of the day. whenever i've had the chance, i've been out here trying to get inside and see the goings on. i'll be here as long as i can todaynd then probably the next few days, also.
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>> what are your thoughts about his time as pope? >> i think he's known as a great theologian. he's always being compared to john paul, but i'm not so sure you should compare. everybody has their own style of doing things. so i think he's done a great job for his style. >> and as a roman catholic, what do you think his legacy will be? >> as a teacher, as a teacher of rome catholicism. >> thank you very much. so we're going to be speaking to lots of people here in st. peter's square today. certainly a lot of appreciation for the reign of pope benedict. >> ben, thanks. we'll keep checking in with you. and in about 20 minutes, the pope will turn up in his popemobile and make the tour around saint peter's square,
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it's not his normal procedure during a wednesday general audience, but because this is his second to last day on the throne of st. peter, he wants to greet as many people as possible. and now coming up after a break, black smoke, white smoke, picking the next pope. we'll look at the sacred duty of choosing the next leader of more than a billion roman catholics worldwide. [ nyquil bottle ] you know i relieve coughs, sneezing, fevers... [ tylenol bottle ] me too! and
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welcome back. pope benedict xvi will arrive in about 20 minutes or so and you're looking at a live picture of vatican city. you can see the crowds gathering. and you can see the police presence, the risers, the platforms for dozens and dozens of press from around the world who are coming to record this as
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we've said many times unprecedented, unchartered event in the roman catholic church. at least for the last six centuries or so. what we do know is that the pope will be coming as i said and he'll be in his popemobile very famous and familiar sight to all of those who follow the roman catholic church and the comings and goings of the pontiff certainly since pope john paul ii. it's not usual. he doesn't usually hold his weekly audiences like that, but this is the day before he resigns and, therefore, a little extra is going into this general audience. i'm here now with my colleagues at 4:45 a.m., that would be 10:45 a.m. here the pope starts to read and there will be other biblical readings. he will also have his greeting. and we'll wait to see whether in fact he puts a special farewell message into what is often planned readings for these particular days.
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we're still in lent. and as i'm here with john allen and jim bittermann, this is a special time not just because of the resignation of this pope, the first time in more than 600 years since 1450, but it is lent, that carries a whole different sort of significance of sacrifice and preparation for the catholic church's most significant holiday. >> that's right. lent is a period of penance and spiritual preparation for holy week. and ultimately his triumphant rising from the grave on easter sunday. and actually one of the pope's closest friends, is in the papers this morning saying benedict chose to resign specifically at the beginning of lent because he wanted that spirit of penance and preparation to be part of the psychology as the cardinals begin picking the next pope.
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>> we'll talk about penance and preparation in a moment. i want to go to jim bittermann. with a little bit of the style over the substance, 1.2 billion catholics are very keen to know even the smallest details about the papacy, about the person of the pope. and particularly about the person of the retiring pope. right down to his clothes. i'm just going to play a little bit of what was said yesterday at the vatican about what he'll be called after he steps down, what he'll be wearing in fact. >> he will wear a simple white cassack. very important point are the shoes. they will no longer be the red
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shoes that you've seen him wear, but he's chosen to keep brown shoes given to him on his recent trip to mexico. >> these are the details that people are really interested in, particularly those red shoes. and you can't see the picture right now, but i am in papal yellow around my neck. jim, you have covered many, many papal comings and goings. gives us your sense about what it is about this person that fascinates so many people. >> it's the office more than anything else, more than the personality. when you have a leader of 1.2 billion people that in fact represents an institution that has been around for 2,000 years, it's pretty amazing. and you have to look to that for some guidance as to what the future might be for instance. but just to pick up on what you were talking about earlier about
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tradition, for a pope who is very traditional, for a church that emphasizes tradition, this is the most up traditional period you can imagine. they are making it up as they go along. the shoes, all the rest of that sort of thing, two weeks ago when this was first nnounced, the press peppered the spokesman with all these questions and it's taken two weeks to come up with the answers because they are 00 mamaking it up as they g along. >> and it wasn't until yesterday that we knew how they would be referred to. >> when the conclave would be, how are they going to do that. first we heard that we would follow the constitution of the church which provided for 15 day waiting period after the seat was left vacant. now we're hearing the cardinals will vote. how are they going to it take that vote about when the conclave is going to start?
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it's a real never never land we're into here. the normal working motto of the vatican is talk to me on wednesday and i'll get back to you in 300 years. two weeks is fairly remarkable actually. >> let's talk about what you just said, jim, this whole period, however long it's going to be. the empty seat. what about when the cardinals will meet. you have the entire roster, whether voting age or not, and then you have the voting age who have to get together. give us a sense of that time table. >> the dean of the college of cardinals is going to formally notify the cardinals of the world that the throne of peter is vacant. in a way it's stilly because they're already all in town to
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say good-bye, but protocol must be observed. and then we presume on monday cardinals will hold a general congregation and the first order of business in that meeting will be to pick a date for the conclave because benedict 1" has given them the authority to set aside that 15 day waiting period and move things up if they so choose. many cardinals believe that since we don't need nine days of mourning, we don't need a funeral mass and since they're already all here, they would be of a mind that it's a good idea to bring the curtain up on this show. >> we can hear the music has started, being broadcast on the great big loud speakers behind me. and we'll be watching and waiting for the pope to arrive here shortly and tomorrow of course we'll be with you, as well, because that is the day that he actually leaves the vatican, goes to what is in fact the summer residence of the pope. that is around 5:00 p.m. local
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here. and then at 8:00 p.m. rome time, this papacy will end formally and the time to select the next pope will start as we've just been talking about john allen.
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you're looking live at st. peter's square. in a few moments phone benedict 16th is scheduled to speak here one last time before becoming the first roman catholic pope in six centuries to step down. joined again by john allen and jim bittermann and ben wedeman is in saint peters and we'll be checking in with him, as well. we've been talking about some of the colors, some of the unchartered waters. penance and possibility. john, there is obviously these scandals that have dogged the roman catholic church, particularly the priest abuse scandal against young boys that exploded in the united states since 2002 and here in europe since 2010. how is the church going to deal with this in a final way if you
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like moving forward? is it possible? >> i think there would be a great consensus that in many ways benedict 16th has moved the church forward from where it was when he took over from john paul ii. first pope to meet with victims, first pope to apologize for the crisis in his own name, the first pope in some ways to embrace zero tolerance as the official line of the church. but i also think there is a consensus there is a great deal of unfinished business and at the top of the way, figuring out a way to enforce the accountability. >> some of them are coming here particularly cardinal mahoney of los angeles and many americans had not wanted him to come here and many victims of the sexual abuse scandals have come here to petition for some change. tell me your snap frontrunners for the next pope. who do you think will be the
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next pope? >> well, there is an old saying in rome that he who goes in to the conclave as pope comes out as a cardinal. so this is a hazardous business. if you can did a poll average of vatican watchers, the names you would hear the most would be a car natural from milan, from canadian and probably just one notch down would be sandri, a good candidate to be from the developing world.
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back here it in roam just by st. peter's square, there you can see the basilica. tens of thousands of faithful roman catholics packing the square to say farewell to pope benedict 1xvi. this is his final appearance in public. we'll be conducting what's known as a general audience, usually in the winter he does that inside st. peter's square. but because it is his last time, he'll be doing it outside, he'll be doing it from within the popemobile where he'll come shortly. it's 10:30 a.m. here and we were told this is when the popemobile will be making its appearance with pope benedict xvi final time around the square.
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now, we do know that he will also be taking part in not just greetings and prayers, but also will be making certain messages. i'm joined by john allen and jim bittermann. i can hear loud cheers, so perhaps any minute now the popemobile will come into view. what do you think we'll hear from him today? >> he has a farewell in two acts. tomorrow is his private farewell to cardinals and the people who work with him in the vatican. today, however, is his farewell to the whold worlded. so i expect he'll use the opportunity to reflect on not
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only his understanding and what it means to be pope, but also what shaped the decision, what was behind it and what his hopes for the world would be and of course his hoping for the church that he obviously loves dearly. >> catholics all over the world want to see which direction their faith is going, what direction the church will take in the future and what kind of penance will be done to really atone for not just sins, but some of the crimes that have been committed certainly by pedophile priests in europe and the yupd and perhaps elsewhere. >> we were all here eight years ago goen when phone benedict was elected and before that condu conducting vigil as pope john paul ii lay dying. there is a huge difference, isn't there, pope john paul ii
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lived out his final years in pain, in infirmity, and yet remained caharismatic and a dee draw to roman catholics right until his last breath. even though pope benedict is a scholar, an entake elect all, many who know him call him warm, give me a sense of the difference in character in public persona between those two popes. >> in a sound bite, if john paul had not been pope, he would have been a movie star. benedict would have been a university professor. benedict was the intellectual architect of john paul's papacy for 20 years. so in terms of substance, broad vision for the church, the two were clearly this lock step. but in terms of personality, john paul had a raw sort of freak of nature charisma that took the world by storm. benedict has always been a bit more of an acquired taste. widely admired for the keenness of his intellect. and when i've covered his
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foreign trips, what's interesting is that he often plays best as a cultural critic. a man who engaged in broad trajectories. doesn't generate the same kind of wild enthusiasm at the grass roots, of course, as john paul. >> certainly i can tell that from some of the visits i've done. the real enthusiasm for john paul, a first time pope had con cost to communist cuba and he was incredibly received. i polled pope benedict last year cuba and you could see that he was also very warmly received, but didn't generate the kind of adulation, if you like, the kind of mass cult following that his predecessor between. and from what i understand, it was that trip that which finally convinced him that he was as he said not strong enough mentally
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physically to go on and lead this massive institution. >> one of the things remarkable the other day during the papal mass on ash wednesday, one of the things that happened was the secretary of state rose up and gave a very sort of gushing speech about his reign and how wonderful it was and all the rest. benedict xvi's response was thank you and let's get back to prayer. pope john paul ii would have taken that, taken the applause, gone with it for a few minutes, maybe said a few words, but in fact it was an entirely different reaction. >> john paul also credited with facing down com uhe nation in his own country and tearing done the iron curtain across the soviet union and eastern europe. we're going now to ben wedeman who is in that crowd.
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any sighting yet of the popemobile? >> not yet. we understand he should be coming out any minute now. what we've been listening to is basically various languages. i heard arabic, somebody greeting the international crowd. in fact we're joined by somebody from ireland. you were coming here on an ordinary vacation. >> we were coming for a break for a few days and this just happened as we were leaving. so today where he thought we'd make our way here and experience the history. >> and what was yours reaction when on the 11th of february you heard he was resigning out of
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the blue? >> i think like a lot of people there was surprise. the first time in several hundred years that the pope has decided to make room for somebody else. wondering what was going on really. but i suppose at his age it's a great decision. the first time in a long time he has decided to make way for shall be younger. so maybe he's setting the example for one of the other older leaders around the world of thinking time for a change. i don't know. but certainly it's a great step for him and we all wish him luck. >> thank you very much. so lots of people from all over and as i said, we are waiting for the pope to emerge for this his penultimate day as pope. >> ben, thank you very much. and as we're watching, we can see these incredible live pictures. you've got rows and rows waiting
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for pope benedict to arrive. you see the overhead shot of seating and standing room. we saw the bishops there, the papal colors of the yellow and white balloons. we've seen newspapers. and we'll be coming back after a break as we a wait pope benedict xvi to take his tour around saint peter's square.
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welcome back to our live coverage of the pope's final appearance. there you see the pope has come
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into st. peter's square. a little later than expected, but nonetheless there he is in that famous popemobile. you can see that he's surrounded by people walking around his vehicle and obviously cameras right there to record every last step, every last wheel as you tours around the square to say farewell. this is his general wednesday audience. slightly different because it is his final one. he would usually hold these weekly audiences inside st. peter's about a lbasilica, but taking the lap around the square being greeted by all the pilgrims that have come here. the vatican has handed out at least 50,000 tickets. obviously the inside of st. peter's square can hold many, many more, standing and seated. we've seen pictures of the cardinals waiting at least 55 of them already by our country down
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there. we've seen the bishops, we've seen nuns and we've seen all these pilgrims. we've heard from them as to why they're here because they want to take part in this historic day to share in this historic moment. because let's not forget that even though pep benedict xvi has only been on the throne for eight years, that is not a huge long time compared to john paul ii rb who was there from 1978 to 2005 and who lived his final years in infirmity and some say agony in a public way. pope benedict 16 xvi said he wad somebody stronger to guide the church throughout the future.
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you see him approaching those phenomenal columns, the arms of the vatican spread out almost embracing sait. peter's square. today after this general audience, after the speeches, after the prayers, after the greeting of certain select pilgrims, he will then return to the vatican and get ready we understand he's already been packing up over these last couple of days because at 5:00 p.m. rome time, that's 11:00 a.m. eastern time, the pope will leave by helicopter from the vatican to the summer papal residence. he'll spend several months there while they're getting his permanent residence ready here again in vatican, it will be a converted con vent and he will be staying there throughout the rest of his life. joined again by john allen, our senior vatican correspondent
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contributor and also jim bittermann. just about where he's going to live and how long he's going to be in castel gandolfo, that is also certainly to take into account the logistics of moving a pope to a pope emeritus, but is there also a feeling that perhaps the pope does not want to be seen to be right over the shoulder of his successor and particularly in this period while they're choosing him? >> oh, sure. they're continuing the renovations on the former monastery. and by the way, when an italian contractor tells you it will take two months, i would double that at least. so we'll see when he actually moves back into the vatican. but the other plig sub text is there's a real concern that benedict not be seen as in some way of trying to shape or influence the process of picking his successor.
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>> jim, we were here in 2005. this is so different in so many ways. usually there is a death that we report, there is a funeral. give us a little bit of your experiences in the past. >> with the other ones, there is a period of mourning. pilgrims come to rome. there is a very solemn atmosphere. it gets them in a mood and spirit for electing a new pope. here you have a pope stepping down. and by the way, they're calling this an abdication. and since it is a monarchy, probably the right word to use. in any case, because benedict xvi is leaving so precipitously, there hasn't been the period of preparation for people to start thinking of a new pope.
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and on the other hand, maybe because of the publicity around it tcardinals are thinking of i. so completely different. nowhere near as solemn. certainly a lot of tears said when he leave, but not necessarily as solemn as when you have a papal death. >> talking of tears shed and waving going on, let go to ben wedeman down there in the square for reaction to now the pope being there amongst the faithful. ben. >> we didn't hear large applause or clapping, but i think people very much appreciative of the fact that this is the last opportunity to see him as pope benedict making the tour of st. peter's square. now, we are joined by somebody also from germany, angel, you live in italy. this is a german pope.
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how do you feel about the fact that he's stepping down, he's resigning? >> i'm very sad. i also wrote him a letter trying to encourage him to remain. because i love him so much and because he did great things. i prirktappreciated the pope ve much. he stepped into the foot steps pope john paul ii and of our lord. >> what do you think his greatest achievement was? >> personally two things i really appreciated very much is the introduction of the latin mass which is such a strong experience. it's a very profound experience especially for the young people. and the second thing is that he fostered perpetual adoration in every city or in every diocese.
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but basically everywhere. and that can come only from the heart that prays. because eucharistic adoration is so powerful. it's the key to change the world from the inside. >> all right. thank you very much. like pope benedict from germany. so we're expecting more -- i can't tell if the pope is still out in the popemobile, but nobody is leaving. everybody is looking at those big screens over st. peter's square. >> well, ben, i have an advantage, i can see the bird's eye view of st. peter's square. so he most definitely is still there. the popemobile still continues to do the tour and indeed we've seen people lifting children, lifting babies up for the pope to kiss. we'll be right back. up next, more from the crowd and as you said they are part of something historic.
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and let's not forget that pope benedi benedict, a german, pope john paul from poland, the first nonitalian popes in about 500 years.
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welcome back to our special coverage of the pope's second as to last day. he's in his popemobile touring the st. peter's square. and he's saying farewell to the faithful who have come to see his last general audience. shortly he'll begin speaking and we'll bring you his address. first, though, we're going to new york for some of the latest headlines. >> thank you, we appreciate it. and right now, the deadly winter storm that dumped record snow, canceled flights and caused
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power outages throughout the plain states and texas panhandle is headed for the northeast. heavy snow and ice collapsed roofs, trees and power lines with them, cutting power to thousands in the plains. snow is expected in michigan and western new york state and that storm does not appear to be weakening. santa cruz, california, the police department is mourning two officers killed in the line of duty. the officers were gunned down yesterday while responding to a report of possible can domestic violence. the gunman was killed a short time later in a shoot-out with police. and the u.s. is moving toward getting syrian rebels direct aid including sending nonlethal military equipment and possibly providing strategic military training. the u.s. is not considering providing weapons to the rebels. john kerry is discussing the changes with european allies on on his first overseas trip since
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taking the job. just two days until the forced spending cut kick in and there are no meetings scheduled between the white house and congressional leaders. president obama visited a ship yard yesterday in virginia to highlight the negative impact of the impending cuts. congressional republicans dismissed the visit as a prop to support p president's tax hike. >> that's a quick look at your local headlines. let's send it back to the vatican. >> thank you. and yes indeed we're here, it is all about white and yellow right now, the papal color, and the pope is about to start speaking to address the faithful for the final time as holy father. and our special coverage continues at the top of the hour. of course we'll be here when he actually leaves the vatican which is at about 11:00 a.m. eastern time and also when finally his papacy ends, that
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Jonathan+Olivia? They have stores in Vancouver and Toronto. You can see their stock on their blog. They posted the Atacomas last month.
Are you familiar with They don't have an online shop yet, but you can order from them by email or phone. I've ordered from them (not the Atacomas) and everything went smoothly.

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The Horse Forum
- Horse Tack and Equipment
- - Bareback Pad
Bareback Pad Looking for a good bareback pad for the money....any suggestions? |
Subscribing. I'm trying to find a decent one at a decent price too. I would lovee to have a Reinsman one to match my pad, but oh well. I don't have $70 lying around. |
^^Exactly my point!! I found a great bareback pad, but by the time shipping was included it was nearly $100!!! I dont want to be spending that kind of money on a bareback pad, I want a good, decent pad for a good, reasonable price!! :) |
There are a lot of them out there. But, you definitely DON'T want one with stirrups. Because there is no tree in a bareback pad like there is in the saddle there is nothing keeping the bareback pad from tipping to the side. Personally I don't like the cinch system that comes with most bareback pads, so for my bareback pad I just used the D rings and attached 2 tie-straps and use a regular cinch. I also use a saddle pad underneath for extra padding and to help keep it in place better. I honestly bought a really cheap bareback pad off of horse.com for 20 bucks. It works, but it's nothing fancy. It's not exactly the most friction inducing surface though, and it isn't very contoured. I can't exactly tell you which one is good for the money, but things I would look for are D rings to attach your own tie strap and cinch system, no stirrups or removable stirrups, a frictiony surface like suede leather, a strap to hold onto, and more of a contoured shape. So based on that, my recommendation is to just look on tack sites and ebay and see what you find. Obviously the better ones will be more pricey. If you want to post links to some I can tell you what I think if you want. |
Thanks mlkarel2010! Great tips, and advice there! I agree with you on the stirrups! And putting a saddle pad underneath is a great idea! For right now it is just going to be used for training purposes not for riding yet...here are two links, let me know which you think is better... Horse Supplies, Dewormers, Equine Supplements & Tack - Horse.com Both are from horse.com as well. I looked on ebay earlier, and it was just soo overwhelming, I gave up my search on there on page 5 or 6. Thanks! |
Oops.....didnt work here they are again.... Mustang Microsuede Bareback Pad - Horse.com Triple E Fleece Bareback Pad - Horse.com |
I have the 'Best Friends Bareback Pad' I love it, it's really comfy for you and the horse, but still lets you feel lovely and close. It doesn't slip, as long as you don't leave the girth too loose (although, you don't have to tighten it as much as an average saddle) And it is stirrup-free! It also has a strap on the pommel (well, where the pommel would be on a normal saddle) to grab on if your horse suddenly gets fizzy / spooky and you start losing you seat! I don't know what it's like in comparison to any other bareback pad, as I haven't tried any others, because this one has lasted me years, and I'm very happy with it, and not looking to change it any time soon ;-) |
I've been looking at that Mustang one. It was on sale like a month ago too for $30. gah. I would get that one if I were you. Microsuede is going to provide you with a lot of grip, but the fleece on the other one will be slippery. |
^ Thats what I was thinking too Poseidon! There is a suede bareback pad at Dover that I am in love with, but I really dont want to pay $75 for it :( Guess Im just too cheap! LOL HollyLolly...where did you get that pad? |
^^^ They're all over if you google it, but they're very expensive. From what I've heard, they're fantastic, but I don't want to spend roughly $90 on a bareback pad. |
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Please note QCWA Chapter 5 is no longer active and the information below is very dated. We keep it here to honor our past members and the fine organization this once was. We tried to keep it going but there appears to be a lack of eligible younger hams willing to join. We also experienced a lack of support at the national level from QCWA headquarters. Both of these obstacles have made it hard to continue. Although we no longer meet or get any official QCWA communication or recognition we still continue our weekly QCWA net on 3917 khz. at 9:45 AM every Sunday morning from the Philadelphia area. Please join us at that time if you can.
- A Brief History of the QCWA
- History of QCWA Chapter 5
- Past Meetings
- Chapter 5 Net Schedule
- Member News
- Awards
- Past Awards
- New Chapter 5 Members
- QCWA Chapter 5 Picture and Info Archives
QCWA HISTORY The Quarter Century Wireless Association began on the evening of November 14, 1947 during a round table with John DiBlasi, W2FX, Uda Ross, W2UD, John Gloe, W2FD, Edwin S. Crane, W2EF, Dr. Ernest Cyriax, W2DI, and Irving R. Groves, W2DX. They decided they should meet together and with other old-timers, form an association of amateur radio operators who have been licensed for twenty-five or more years.
The first official meeting was held on Friday evening, December 5, 1947 in New York City, at which time the following were elected as officers of the newly founded Quarter Century Wireless Association. John DiBlasi, W2FX as President, George T. Droste, W2IN as Vice-president, Leon A. Hansen, W2FIT, as Secretary, and David Talley, W2PF as Treasurer. There were 34 in attendance at that first meeting. Charter membership was left open for a short time to allow others who were not able to attend the first meeting to formally become members. The roll of Charter members closed with a total of 54.
Presently there are over 190 Chapters active and there are a number of Chapters over seas. Chapters are active in Germany, Austria, Israel, and there are members of QCWA around the world in many countries.
To learn more about the national QCWA visit their HOMPAGE
CHAPTER 5 HISTORY Delaware Valley Chapter 5 started on September 11, 1956 and celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2006. The original elected officers were Tom Dix, W3BFH, Chairman, Ed Raser, W2ZI, Vice-chairman, Conrad E. Roberts, K2EW, Secretary, and Luther M Mkitarian, W2ASG, Treasurer. The first meeting held had 37 signed up members.
Chapter 5 has had steadily declining membership in the last 20 years mainly due to our aging members passing and few new members joining. The chapter discontinued activities in the Spring of 2009 although our Sunday net continues.
Delaware Valley Chapter 5 started out with most of its members coming from amateur radio clubs in Southeastern Pennsylvania and for many years dinner meetings were held at the Buck Hotel in Feasterville, Pennsylvania. In later years meetings were moved to the New Jersey side of the river and participation and new membership from the Pennsylvania side dwindled. It then primarily became a South Jersey Chapter with a few members on the Pennsylvania side of the river.
At a meeting in June of 2009, WA3DSP, Doug, became the interim chairman until Chapter 5 reorganizes. It is WA3DSP's belief that that Chapter 5 should be brought back to Penssylvania, close to the river, so that it can again serve the Philadelphia area amateur club population. In 2010 we will make an attempt to visit all Philadelphia area clubs looking for new members and reorganizing the Delaware Valley Chapter.
Some of the things that have to be determined are new officers, meeting place or places, and programs. Typically the QCWA chapters have quarterly dinner meeetings with a guest speaker and monthly luncheon meetings as well as board meetings. In the past we have also hosted special events, such as visits to local technical places of interest.
It is our sincere goal to re-establish a Delaware Valley Chapter and carry on the fine work and companionship this chapter has brought to hundreds of members since its inception in 1956.
If you live in the Southeastern Pennsylvania or Southern New Jesey areas, have been licensed for 25 years or more, and would like to become a member of QCWA Chapter 5 and help get this fine chapter going again, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
The last meeting was held on Septmember 14 and the speaker was Joe Hocheiter, Jr, a hydrogeologist who gave a talk on "Ground Water - Protecting a Vital Natural Resource". Joe is a partner in the BBL,Inc. company that is hired by many of the large companies to deal with contamination of their property and the area covered by the contamination.
Chairman Sid Deitz, W2FDE, the speaker Joe Hochreiter, Jr. WA3KTZ, and Vice Chairman Charles Davison, K2DOV Walt Cranmer, W2AWR being presented the 75 year plaque by Charles Davison, K2DOV. John B. Power, W2AXU, Walt Cranmer, W2AWR, John M. Heisey, K2FL, E. Miles Brown, W2PAU,
Winston C. Goldman, K3WG, Marvin J. Foral, W3QGC, and Charles Davison, K2DOV.
Century Award:E. Miles Brown, W2PAU, Marvin J. Foral, W3QGC, Winston C. Goldman, K3WG, Anthony S. Rura, W2UDA, and Richard G. Schubert, K3PGC.55th Anniversary Award:John M. Heisey, K2FL, Ernest Kenas, W3KKN, and Donald G. Field, W2UAE.65th Anniversary Award:William F. Petty, Jr. W2HAZ.70th Anniversary Award:John B. Power, W2AXU, and Anthony S. Rura, W2UDA.75 Year Award:Walter E. Cranmer, W2AWR.The 75 Year Award is a very nice plaque that was supplied by National Headquarters along with all the other certificates.
Chapter 5 Meets on the air every Sunday morning from 9:45 to 10:30AM on 3917Khz. The net control is Doug, WA3DSP. Members are encouraged to check-in regularly. Non-members are always welcome on our nets. Stop by and give us a listen. Many nets for other chapters also take place on 3917Khz. before and after the chapter 5 net.
MEMBER NEWS W3DIP SKWe are sorry to report that W3DIP, Fielding O.Waters passed away on May 24, 2001. He was born on November 11, 1916 and he was a past Chairman of Chapter 5, from 1988-1990. He had been an active member of the Chapter for many years. He recently lost his only brother in November and his only relative is a nephew living in Grand Forks, North Dakota, Jack Waters who is also a ham. His call is WB0BMD. Fielding served in the Armed Forces during WW II. A memorial service was conducted on June 2, 2001 at the Kirk & Nices Funeral home, County Line Rd, Philadelphia, PA
NEW MEMBERS The following new members have recently joined 'Chapter 5':
Welcome aboard to our new members!
Charles "Chick" Anderson W2RYB Titusville, NJ Bob Durant KC2FXH Pennington, NJ
Please come back soon for more pictures and information about our chapterVisit the National QCWA homepage
We would like to hear from you! Contact Chapter 5 at firstname.lastname@example.com For comments on this page contact,
Doug Crompton, WA3DSP , email@example.com or visit my home page


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ICD-10 Diagnosis Code S61.209D
Unsp open wound of unsp finger w/o damage to nail, subs
Diagnosis Code S61.209D
Short Description: Unsp open wound of unsp finger w/o damage to nail, subs
Long Description: Unspecified open wound of unspecified finger without damage to nail, subsequent encounter
This is the 2017 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code S61.209D
Valid for Submission
The code S61.209D is valid for submission for HIPAA-covered transactions.
Code Classification
Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes (S00–T98)
Injuries to the wrist, hand and fingers (S60-S69)
- Open wound of wrist, hand and fingers (S61)
Injuries to the wrist, hand and fingers (S60-S69)
Information for Medical Professionals
The diagnosis code S61.209D is grouped in the following Diagnostic Related Group(s) (MS-DRG V34.0)
Present on Admission (POA) Present on Admission
The Present on Admission (POA) indicator is used for diagnosis codes included in claims involving inpatient admissions to general acute care hospitals. POA indicators must be reported to CMS on each claim to facilitate the grouping of diagnoses codes into the proper Diagnostic Related Groups (DRG). CMS publishes a listing of specific diagnosis codes that are exempt from the POA reporting requirement.
The code S61.209D is exempt from POA reporting.
Information for Patients
Finger Injuries and Disorders
You use your fingers and thumbs to do everything from grasping objects to playing musical instruments to typing. When there is something wrong with them, it can make life difficult. Common problems include
- Injuries that result in fractures, ruptured ligaments and dislocations
- Osteoarthritis - wear-and-tear arthritis. It can also cause deformity.
- Tendinitis - irritation of the tendons
- Dupuytren's contracture - a hereditary thickening of the tough tissue that lies just below the skin of your palm. It causes the fingers to stiffen and bend.
- Trigger finger - an irritation of the sheath that surrounds the flexor tendons. It can cause the tendon to catch and release like a trigger.
- Claw hand
- Clubbing of the fingers or toes
- Finger pain
- Mallet finger - aftercare
- Polydactyly
- Smashed fingers
- Trigger finger
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Wounds and Injuries
Also called: Traumatic injuries
An injury is damage to your body. It is a general term that refers to harm caused by accidents, falls, hits, weapons, and more. In the U.S., millions of people injure themselves every year. These injuries range from minor to life-threatening. Injuries can happen at work or play, indoors or outdoors, driving a car, or walking across the street.
Wounds are injuries that break the skin or other body tissues. They include cuts, scrapes, scratches, and punctured skin. They often happen because of an accident, but surgery, sutures, and stitches also cause wounds. Minor wounds usually aren't serious, but it is important to clean them. Serious and infected wounds may require first aid followed by a visit to your doctor. You should also seek attention if the wound is deep, you cannot close it yourself, you cannot stop the bleeding or get the dirt out, or it does not heal.
Other common types of injuries include
- Animal bites
- Bruises
- Burns
- Dislocations
- Electrical injuries
- Fractures
- Sprains and strains
- Bleeding
- Crush injury
- Cuts and puncture wounds
- Electrical injury
- Gunshot wounds -- aftercare
- How wounds heal
- Human bites -- self-care
- Laceration - sutures or staples - at home
- Lacerations - liquid bandage
- Surgical wound care
- Surgical wound infection - treatment
- Wet to dry dressing changes
- Wound care centers
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It's time to mend some fences and rebuild the relationship… only that turns out harder than anyone anticipated. When the couple was at odds, their family and friends rallied together. But now that the couple is trying to work things out, the support around them starts to crumble. Can't they catch a break?
In the aftermath of the break-in, Hyung-woo holds Eun-jae close and tells her that she should've called him. She cries on his shoulder and he suggests they get out of the apartment for a while, but Eun-jae reminds him that there's no longer a lock on their door.
He offers to start cleaning up, but she grabs his arm, "Don't go." Aw, she doesn't even want him to be in the other room.
She lies down with her head in his lap, and he comforts her until she finally falls asleep in his arms. And then he gets to work cleaning up the apartment, so that it looks normal and safe. Aw, when he's like this, he's the perfect husband.
She wakes up alone and finds the house spic and span. She finds Hyung-woo installing a new lock and a safety latch, but now her moment of vulnerability has passed, and she tells him he can leave now.
But he doesn't let her off the hook so easily, and asks her to sit down for a conversation. He tells her that since she left the office, he's come to realize just how much she does, and how hard she's worked all this time.
He knows now that it's because of everything she's done, that he's been able to do the work he wanted to. He sincerely apologizes for all the lies, for Hee-soo, for acting so foolishly, and tells her that she's the most important thing to him.
She apologizes in turn for the way she's been acting, and confesses that she's regretted her decision more than once, wondered if she gave up too hastily, knowing that she's probably not the only one who's hurting.
He presents the divorce like a problem they have to solve, and asks for time to figure out an answer. She agrees to try her best to mend things until the next court date.
They wake up the next morning… snuggled up in each other's arms in bed. Eun-jae's a little surprised he spent the night, but he says he didn't want to leave her alone. He tells her that he's moving back in, and she shouldn't stop him. She doesn't, and seems happy about it, though she doesn't let on, of course.
He wonders if he ought to skip work today and stay home with her, but when she protests, he suggests they go to work together. When they walk into Hope side by side, the staff's jaws drop.
Hyung-woo announces with a big smile that they've decided to work on things together, and they ooh and aah about where he spent the night, sending Eun-jae running into her office out of embarrassment.
Professor Jo hears the good news and comes by the office to offer the couple a resort vacation that he has no use for. They try to turn him down, but he goes into a tirade about going on vacation to work out their issues, and it's clear they have no choice in the matter. Forced vacation it is! He even assigns a report on the vacation afterwards, like they're still in school.
Gogi tells Hyung-woo that the best thing to heal a relationship is skinship, so he ought to figure out how to put the moves on Eun-jae. Boys. But of course, Young-joo is at the same time telling Eun-jae to spend the time talking out their issues.
Meanwhile Eun-jae's mom wonders if Eun-jae really had such a hard time living. She asks Tae-young about the divorce and the real reason behind it. He tells her, though of course from Eun-jae's point of view and his own.
She comes home to Hyung-woo's mom with a new perspective, wondering if Hyung-woo wasn't the one to put her daughter through hell. Uh-oh. I guess the moms are done taking the other kid's side in all this?
The couple goes on their mandatory retreat in good spirits. As soon as they arrive they go for a walk, and Hyung-woo shyly tries to hold her hand, though he can only bring himself to graze it and wait.
Eun-jae realizes what he's doing and looks up at him, and smiles as she puts her hand in his. Aw. They walk hand-in-hand, and bolstered by his newfound confidence, Hyung-woo puts an arm around her, and she does the same.
Soon they're in bed, kissing and snuggling, and looking at each other with dreamy eyes…
Only the whole thing is Hyung-woo's fantasy, and they haven't actually budged from the living room since they've arrived. Heh.
They go out and Eun-jae tells him that what she wants is a husband who will listen to her talk all night long. He promises to do so, and they stay up all night, talking in bed…
…which turns out to be HER fantasy. They're still sitting on the couch, looking at each other in anticipation. Her thought bubble: Conversation. His thought bubble: Skinship. This is going nowhere good.
So they head out, and just as Hyung-woo tries to reach down for her hand, his phone rings. And just as Eun-jae tries to start talking, her phone rings. Then before they can get anywhere, she trips on her shoelace and he has to piggyback her back to the room.
She heads to the bathroom and grabs all the toiletries first thing, insisting that they take them home. Heh, I love that she's such an ajumma. He barely stops her from taking all the towels too.
She draws a bubble bath, and then he opens the bathroom door dramatically and walks toward her, making scary bedroom eyes. Well scary to her, since she's wanting to take a bath alone, and doesn't know what the hell he's doing.
He leans in, and she tells him that they haven't worked out any of their issues yet, but he doesn't listen, trying to somehow force romance out of this very awkward situation. He leans forward, and she leans back, dropping her phone right into the tub. Whoops.
She freaks out, scared she'll lose all her contacts, and insists they go back to Seoul right this minute. He refuses, trying to remind her why they're here, but she can't focus on anything else.
So off they go, Eun-jae limping and clutching her phone for dear life. Hyung-woo is not pleased, but Eun-jae is just as disappointed, and reminds him that without their contacts, Hope is dead in the water. They hobble away, both bubbles burst.
They return to the office and Hyung-woo lies through his teeth that the vacation was a smash hit, and Eun-jae handles it with clenched teeth. But her frustration doesn't stay contained for long, because she finds out that Hyung-woo borrowed money from his mother to float Hope while she was away.
She reminds him that she swore she'd never ask his mother for money because it hurts her pride. She's already the daughter-in-law that Mom doesn't like, and this just adds to the vast array of things Mom can hold against her.
He assures her that it was just this once, and that he doesn't like it any more than she does. She asks him to get Gogi to pay him back for that loan so they can pay Mom back right away, but Hyung-woo balks at asking his friend for that money, knowing his situation.
I feel like we're heading back to square one with the money issue, which is bad news. Eun-jae tries to silently nudge him into asking Gogi, but he refuses and avoids eye contact. She has to ask him directly, but he pretty much does the same, passing the buck onto his wife who handles the money. Oy.
Hyung-woo goes to the extreme end of the spectrum in his efforts to win Eun-jae over, trying a little too hard to be someone he's not. He goes to meet those lawyer sunbaes he hates (who dislike him in turn) to try and grow Hope's business.
It's the kind of thing that the idealistic Hyung-woo hates more than anything – schmoozing and sucking up to move up in the world, and his face betrays how hard it is for him.
But Eun-jae already knows this about him and drags him out, insisting that if he'd just understand her, she could hold up the money-making end and he could continue to do what he loves. But he refuses to let her deal with guys like that on her own.
He keeps trying a little too hard, as if forcing her favorite intestine soup down his throat is somehow going to mend bridges. It only sends him to the bathroom, where he promptly throws it right back up.
He then tries AGAIN to skip steps and go straight to skinship, and Eun-jae has to shoo him off her side of the bed. He pouts and turns over with his back to her, and then decides that butt contact is better than no contact.
I'm not sure if he meant to start it out as hey baby, here's my butt, but it turns into a butt-war, ending in something more like, move your ass, buttface.
Tensions are still high with the moms, and it finally boils over one day. Hyung-woo's mom doesn't think lending the kids some money is a big deal, but Eun-jae's mom knows her daughter, and her pride most of all. Yeah I'd say.
She knows that Eun-jae wouldn't just accept money like that, and wonders just how hard things are for her. They escalate into another argument, and decide it's time to part ways. Looks like the honeymoon period for this odd couple is over.
Eun-jae finally screws up the nerve to ask Young-joo for the money, only to find that she's been giving Gogi regular payments… to be given directly to Eun-jae. Oh dear. And they were doing so well too.
Young-joo grills Gogi about the money, and finds that he's been sending it to his sick dad instead, which was their initial sticking point—his refusal to consult her before spending their money.
But their argument is cut short, when Young-joo gags from nausea, which can only mean one thing in dramaland: she's pregnant. They confirm it with a doctor, and Young-joo sighs at the timing of it all, while Gogi jumps up and down like a little kid.
Eun-jae gets the money back from Young-joo and brings it over to Hyung-woo's mom. Mom tells her that it wasn't a loan; she was giving them that money. But Eun-jae refuses it, telling her that they haven't once taken any money from her, and they're not going to start now.
By now it's a point of pride for Mom too, and she's offended that Eun-jae is refusing her money. She sighs that if Hyung-woo had met someone who was more understanding, he'd be able to do what he loves without having to worry over such trivial things. Ouch.
She offhandedly adds that she also dislikes her in-laws. Eun-jae fumes at the insult to her mother, and snaps back, "Well you won't have to be in-laws with her anymore!" She tells her that they can just divorce and then Mother won't have to deal with her family at all.
Mom wonders why she's so defensive of her own mother when she refuses to even see her, but Eun-jae points out that it's one thing for her to live without seeing her mother, but another for someone else to insult her. Mom snaps too and tells her to just get a divorce then, since she's tired of it all. Yikes.
Hyung-woo in turn goes to see Eun-jae's mom, who admits that she's been staying with his mother up until now. But she says that she had to leave because she couldn't take her daughter's suffering anymore.
He tells her that he's working on it, trying to fix things, but Mom tells him the thing the sticks in her mind – when Eun-jae said that being with Hyung-woo makes her even lonelier than being alone.
Mom says, tears in her eyes, that before she got married, Eun-jae used to shine so brightly. But now…
Hyung-woo's face falls as the words sink in. When I hear Mom's words, I really wonder if being married to Hyung-woo IS the best thing for Eun-jae. She's so clearly unhappy, but whether that's from the divorce, the marriage, or both is unclear.
He comes home and finds Eun-jae sitting quietly on the couch. She tells him that she paid his mother back with money from Young-joo, and he gets angry, but she informs him that his mother told her to just get a divorce since she dislikes everything about her in-laws.
He tells her that they just have to keep trying together, but she wonders if it's something that can be fixed with effort. It makes me sad to say, but I wonder too, sometimes. I want them to work it out, but clearly he's putting in the kind of effort that's actually making things worse somehow.
She tells him that she's done trying, and leaves the room.
Hyung-woo goes over to Woo-shik's place, where Gogi is already throwing back a beer. The three guys just sit blankly in front of the TV for hours, talking to themselves about each of their women troubles, not at all listening to each other. You guys are a fun bunch.
Eun-jae gets a call from the same sunbae that Hyung-woo drank with the other night, and rushes over happily to meet with him. He lets her in on a big case he's working on, but tells her to leave Hyung-woo out of it.
She assures him that he's busy with his own cases, but just then, Hyung-woo comes storming into the office to drag her out of there, calling her his woman. The sunbae makes a point of saying that she's about to be solo now, and grabs her other wrist.
Ew, smarmy. Hyung-woo flips his lid and decks the guy, landing him in jail because duh, LAWYER. Eun-jae asks if this is his idea of helping, and he asks if she really had to work with the sleazebag. Sigh, their words to each other always come out twisted, defending her to the scumbag but criticizing her to her face.
He refuses her help so she leaves him in jail. He thinks about her words earlier, that she didn't want a fat wallet; just not an empty one. She thinks about his words, that he doesn't want to be considered a good husband by everyone else but her.
He comes home after his half a day in the slammer and asks if she still intends on going through with the divorce. She says she's weighing it, though the thought of facing his mother pretty much suffocates her.
The next day he doesn't see her at the office and asks where she is. It turns out she's back at the sleazebag's office, to make nice so she can still work on the case. He finds her there, and in a shocking move, swallows his pride to apologize to the dirtbag for yesterday.
But this time it's Eun-jae's turn to flip out, demanding that he stop apologizing at once. "Why are you apologizing to this asshole?" Hahaha. She says that she came here to try and score some cases for Hope, but won't allow Hyung-woo to stoop to apologize for something that wasn't wrong.
This cracks me up. I love that at the end of the day, despite complaining that he brings in no money, she loves him for his idealistic moral stance too. She doesn't want it sullied any more than he does.
The sunbae looks at the pair of them incredulously and asks if they're really getting a divorce, since it clearly doesn't look that way to him. Eun-jae gives him a piece of her mind and storms out, leaving Hyung-woo slack-jawed.
He finally comes to his senses and goes running after her. He races up to her and backhugs her, asking:
Hyung-woo: Have you been living like this, the entire time? What have we been looking at, all this time?
Eun-jae: This is how we lived. Only looking ahead, and not to the side.
They stand there, holding each other for a while. It's maybe the first moment I feel like they're in the same place at the same time, emotionally. Perhaps he finally understands a little of what she's sacrificed for him.
It's the day before their next court date, and Young-joo asks if Eun-jae's made a decision. She hasn't yet, because she feels like maybe she could understand Hyung-woo, but fears that the two mothers will never resolve their issues. I'd argue that you've been married this long without seeing your mother; it's hardly a reason to get divorced.
Hyung-woo goes out early the next morning, heading to a temple to observe the anniversary of his brother's death. It's a burden that I don't understand why he carries alone. It's one thing to say, hide your involvement in his death or something. But to pretend he's still alive? To your mother? That's just twisted and weird.
He contemplates the things that his mother-in-law told him, and what he's seen Eun-jae go through the last few days because of him. Oh no. Are you doing what I think you're going to do?
Eun-jae goes to court and the Hope staff notes that her face looks bright. She tells them that she's reached a decision. She smiles.
They head into the courtroom and Hyung-woo arrives late. She stands up to give her statement…
But Hyung-woo stands up and cuts her off. He asks to speak first because this trial won't be needed anymore. Eun-jae smiles at him, thinking they're on the same page.
And then he says, "I'll do as the plaintiff wants. I'll divorce."
Argh. Why is it always at the moment when Eun-jae is about to turn around and kill the divorce that Hyung-woo always steamrolls ahead, all of a sudden? These two are just bad timing, through and through.
The thing is, I don't think he's necessarily wrong for thinking that maybe she's better without him, or that she needs time away from him to reclaim herself, and vice versa. But the timing of it stinks to high heaven, because it's at the exact moment she's willing to give him another chance.
If these two would just learn to SPEAK to each other instead of making declarations in court, we might actually have a relationship to save. Can we just lock them in a panic room with a bunch of liquor? I know you think I'm kidding, but it just might work.


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"I was in a Printing-house in Hell, and saw the method in which knowledge is transmitted from generation to generation."
William Blake
"Television [is] a high-impact medium. It does some things no other force can do-transmitting electronic pictures through the air. Still, as an explored, comprehensive medium, it is not a substitute for print."
Walter Cronkite
"I have already transmitted to Congress the report of the naval court of inquiry on the destruction of the battleship Maine in the harbor of Havana during the night of the fifteenth of February. The destruction of that noble vessel has filled the national heart with inexpressible horror. Two hundred and fifty-eight brave sailors and marines and two officers of our Navy, reposing in the fancied security of a friendly harbor, have been hurled to death, grief and want brought to their homes and sorrow to the nation."
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"To hear the latest Pole / transmit the Preludes, through his hair and fingertips."
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How To Stock A Basic Vegetarian Pantry
Stocking a vegetarian pantry isn't tough – you just need to know how to do it properly. There is a very little difference between the way you stock a vegetarian pantry and a non vegetarian pantry – it is just that you are replacing some specific food items such as chicken broth with a vegetable broth and so on. In fact, I have observed that it is quite convenient to stock a vegetarian pantry because you will get most of the items in your local supermarket and to get the best choices available. However, here are some easy tips on how to stock a basic vegetarian pantry.
Once you have decided to shop for your vegetarian pantry, you need to prepare a grocery list for all those items you need. Moreover, it is expected that you have a little idea about the various food labels so that you can read the information on the labels.
When you plan to stock a vegetarian pantry, start with the proteins first. Include proteins in the form of soy milk, beans, soybean products and other beans in plenty – just add as many bean varieties possible for your vegetarian pantry.
Next, you should choose whole grains for your vegetarian pantry as any pantry is completely incomplete without grains. Now, when you visit your local supermarket and pick grains do not miss out couscous, oats, barley, and some brown rice too. Some other items which you should always stock in your pantry include corn, bulgar, some wild rice and also buckwheat.
When you are stocking a vegetarian pantry do not miss out on oils, without which cooking is not possible. It is best to choose healthy oils – if possible, try to include olive oil in your pantry, but this is not a compulsion. You can choose canola, peanut and even wok oil. Ensure that you check the label of the package so that you have knowledge about the oil you are purchasing and the nutritional elements associated with it.
Whether you have kids at home or not, you should always stock condiments and sweeteners in your vegetarian pantry. In such a case, honey is always the obvious choice for every sweet tooth though you have several other natural sugar options also in the market. When adding condiments you can choose between mustard, ketchup, soy sauce ,and also mayonnaise as these are must in any vegetarian pantry.
If you love to have pasta, you can make your own pasta and stock it in your pantry or you can buy the different ingredients for pasta such as vegetables and whole grains and stock it up.
Yeast is quite necessary for any cooking – it is recommended that when you stock a vegetarian pantry, stock up some good quantity of nutritional cheese which can be used in several recipes and shall help in adding additional vitamins. Do not miss to stock fresh spices and seasonings too.
I guess, I have completed almost everything which needs to be stocked in a vegetarian pantry – in case, I have missed out anything…do drop a line.
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text: Is Brazil's Mega-Blackout A Harbinger Of Energy Grid Disasters to Come?Annalee Newitz11/12/09 5:31pmFiled to: DisasterBlackoutBrazilInfrastructure37EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink On Tuesday night, most of the vast country of Brazil was plunged into darkness for several hours when the power grid went down. There is no consensus on what caused it. Was this a model for infrastructure breakdowns to come? Advertisement According to the Wall Street Journal, the outage was extensive but also fairly shortlived:Power was returned to some areas that were partially blacked out in as little as 15 minutes. In regions that were completely without electricity - which included Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and Espirito Santo and Mato Grosso do Sul - it took as long as four hours.Tuesday night's power outage took 28,800 megawatts out of the system, plunging several of the country's largest cities into darkness, the ONS said. That was more than 50% of available power generation available on the grid at the time.The power outage affected 18 Brazilian states, starting at 0015 GMT (10:15 p.m. local time). The blackout caused traffic jams, closed metro stations and trapped people in elevators. Power was also briefly cut to Paraguay but was quickly restored.But what's truly interesting is that there is no real explanation for how the grid went down so hard. Bad weather around Itabera, where there is a major transmission station, could have caused it. Some experts claimed lightning strikes caused the blackout, but the country's space agency says the strikes were too far from the transmission station to have affected it. Government representatives say they've closed the book on the case, even though it remains unsolved. Advertisement A previous blackout in Brazil was blamed on hackers, but turned out to be due to soot in insulators.It's possible that the electrical grid infrastructure degrades in other nations, we can expect massive national blackouts to become the norm.Reply37 repliesLeave a reply


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In article "New lines lambasted for state office seats," in the Feb. 9-15 edition of TimesLedger Newspapers, Elmer Backburne unfortunately chose to view the redistricting commission's skin color rather than the content of its character as the reason for its brazen gerrymandering of the districts.
I would suggest that the color of their skin has much less to do with the fact that there are no legislative term limits, the districts are safe havens for re-election and re-election is all but assured by an electorate with a short memory.
This toxic combination creates an absolute lack of accountability on the part of legislators, which is why they could so brazenly gerrymander these districts. The state Legislative Task Force on Demographic Research and Reapportionment issued a legislative incumbent protection offer to their fellow legislators who publicly denounce the plan but will still line up behind state Assembly Speaker Shelly Silver (D-Manhattan) and state Sen. Majority Leader Dean Skelos (R-Rockville Centre) to sign off on it.
The public will forget, legislators will be re-elected and the wheel of dysfunction will continue to go round and round.
Bob Friedrich
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From the Calgary Stampede to the Kensington Sun & Salsa Fest, Calgary has it all going on in July! That's why we have chosen C-Town to star as our top place to visit this July. Read more about what's happening in Calgary:
The Calgary Stampede
July 6 – 15, 2012
First off, there is the 'Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth", the Calgary Stampede, taking place July 6 – 15, 2012. You still may be able to grab yourself some tickets to the Stampede itself, but if you can't and still want to get some Stampede action then don't worry, the whole city is alive with the cowboy vibe and there are plenty of events going on. One of them is the Calgary Stampede Parade, which kicks off the whole event and works its way through the city. Be sure to arrive early to snag your spot. The parade starts at 8:55 am, with prelude entertainment from 7:30 am. For more info click here. Read more about the Calgary Stampede here...
*Please note accommodation does sell out quickly during the Stampede, so make sure you book in advance.
Calgary Folk Fest
July 26 – 29, 2012
"From its origins as an eccentric kitchen party writ large to the major national event it has become, the Calgary Folk Music Festival embraces a singularly Canadian festival style, earning a glowing reputation for programming that welcomes music from around the corner and the globe, bringing together marquee artists, local favourites, history-makers and innovators to Calgary for a broad-ranging vision of folk with an edge, and a festival with a wry, get 'er done attitude." Read more about the Calgary Folk Music Festival and buy tickets here...
Aboriginal Cultural Events
Celebrate the culture and heritage of Canada's Aboriginal Peoples this July. Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump is not too far from Calgary and during July there is plenty going on. Read more here...
Other events in town include:
- July 1 - East Village Street Fair
- July 6 - 8 - Calgary Turkish Fest
- July 21 - 22 - Fiestaval Latin Festival
- July 22 - Kensington Sun & Salsa Fest
- July 27 - Aug 6 - Historic Calgary Week
- July 30 - Aug 5 - Calgary International Bluesfest
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gabned needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 68 designs submitted by 16 freelance designers.
We are a small startup that is trying to create a new way to manage personal finance.
Our product comes from the need to simplify the lives of busy people who every day must manage their personal finance. With Prolagus we want to provide an agile structure that, with simple steps, can put order in their accounts, from bills to big expenses.
Mostly male and female, 25-40, in cities, college graduates, wealthy, trendy and (maybe) tech addicted.
Prolagus is the name of a living animal, if you want you can create a mascotte or something similar using the image of this animal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sardinian_Pika). You can find others looking for "Prolagus" in Google Images.
Generally we think that the base colour has to be green: reminds the colour of money, the finance color, a green "relaxing" to strike people with the message that the website will help them through the difficult world of personal finance; also green is the colour of nature and symbol of care for the environment, of green economy and so on.
Anyways we leave you the inspiration to find other more suitable and original colours.
Design should include a simple image which can be used with or without the company name. To be clear the final design should include the company with stylized font but the image portion should also be able to stand on it's own.
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I received an email pitch last month from the author of The Wonders of Mother's Milk asking whether I am interested in reviewing her book which has recently been made available in digital formats (iBookstore and Kindle). I checked out Mishawn Purnell-O'Neal book on Amazon.com for more information, and decided I have to review it, simply because this book is about breastfeeding, and the wonders of it!
I am very very passionate about anything related to breastfeeding. As a mother of two kids, I am still breastfeeding my 41 months old boy and 11 months old girl. So, yes, with anything related to breastfeeding, I am in!
With that in mind, I have to say that I love this book! The illustrations are easy to the eye, this book is not too long-winded nor too short to make a statement! I love the paragraphs' rhymes. Furthermore, the book is easy to read while still being able to deliver its points about breastfeeding–how it benefits our little ones, how different mothers breastfeed and nourish their child, and how children from different ages can still enjoys the benefits of breastfeeding. I just love the last page on this book where it says,
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People have been guessing about the royal baby's name for MONTHS, and now that we have it, talk is turning to: what does the name mean? Kate Middleton and Prince William announced yesterday that their son would be named George Alexander Louis. A lot of people were guessing George since it's the name of Queen Elizabeth's father and grandfather. An insider warns Us Weekly, however, not to analyze the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's name selection for the new Prince of Cambridge.
"Don't read into [the names] too much. They are not meant to be symbolic; they are just names the couple like."
I'm sure Kate and Prince William do like the name, but it's obvious they didn't pick any old name. Their son's not named Winston or a name no monarch has had before- LOL. Are you a fan of the name George Alexander Louis?
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BRIEF-Valero Energy CEO Joseph Gorder's FY 2016 total compensation was $18.5 mln
* CEO Joseph Gorder's FY 2016 total compensation $18.5 million versus $17.5 million in FY 2015 - sec filing
By Jennifer Saba
NEW YORK Jan 7 Chinese recycling tycoon Chen Guangbiao dialed back his ambitious plans to buy The New York Times Co just over a week after making his intentions public.
"The level of difficulty is great," he said through a translator on Tuesday.
Chen, known for his flashy philanthropy, does not hold shares in the Times, nor does he plan to buy any of its common shares, he said, noting that the Times rebuffed a request for a meeting.
The company, which publishes the namesake newspaper, has a market value of $2.3 billion. Chen, who has been mulling a bid for the prestigious newspaper for the past two years, said last week he thinks it is worth $1 billion.
The Ochs-Sulzberger family, which has owned the Times for more than 100 years, controls the company through a trust of Class B shares with special voting rights.
He penned a column in The Global Times on January 5 asking readers not to take his intention of buying the paper as a trick or joke.
Chairman Arthur Sulzberger Jr. has said recently the Times is not for sale. A New York Times spokeswoman declined to comment on Chen.
Chen, whose private business is tearing down buildings and bridges, said in an interview on Tuesday that he still covets the newspaper but hopes to find an American entrepreneur to partner with to make the purchase.
The interview followed an hour-long news conference in New York in which Chen tackled topics from his desire to help demolish the old San Francisco Bay Bridge to protests by the Falun Gong movement.
Dressed in a dark suit, blue and gold striped tie, wearing makeup for the cameras, Chen performed a song he wrote about world peace after his opening remarks.
The majority of the conference focused on two Chinese women, a mother and daughter, who are disfigured from a 2001 self-immolation incident in Tiananmen Square. Chen brought the women, Hao Huijun and Chen Guo, to New York to pay for medical procedures.
That Tiananmen Square incident is a flash point in China involving protests by members of Falun Gong, a practice banned in China since 1999 because the country deemed it a cult.
Falun Gong's press office has vehemently denied any connection with the self-immolation incident, saying the Chinese government orchestrated it as a pretext for cracking down on practitioners of the banned spiritual group.


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Fannie May Giveaway Winners!
January 3rd, 2010 by Rosa
Congratulations to Amy and Mindy, the randomly selected winners of my Fannie May Giveaway! They each get a $25 Fannie May gift certificate to enjoy as they please.
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MART-1 / Melan-A / MLANA (Melanoma Marker) Antibody
Mouse Monoclonal Antibody [Clone M2-7C10 ]
Primary Accession | Q16655 |
Other Accession | 2315, 154069 |
Reactivity | Human, Horse |
Host | Mouse |
Clonality | Monoclonal |
Isotype | Mouse / IgG2b, kappa |
Clone Names | M2-7C10 |
Calculated MW | 20-22kDa (doublet) |
Gene ID | 2315 |
Other Names | Melanoma antigen recognized by T-cells 1, MART-1, Antigen LB39-AA, Antigen SK29-AA, Protein Melan-A, MLANA, MART1 |
Storage | Store at 2 to 8°C.Antibody is stable for 24 months. |
Precautions | MART-1 / Melan-A / MLANA (Melanoma Marker) Antibody is for research use only and not for use in diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. |
Name | MLANA |
Synonyms | MART1 |
Function | Involved in melanosome biogenesis by ensuring the stability of GPR143. Plays a vital role in the expression, stability, trafficking, and processing of melanocyte protein PMEL, which is critical to the formation of stage II melanosomes. |
Cellular Location | Endoplasmic reticulum membrane; Single-pass type III membrane protein. Golgi apparatus. Golgi apparatus, trans-Golgi network membrane. Melanosome. Note=Also found in small vesicles and tubules dispersed over the entire cytoplasm. A small fraction of the protein is inserted into the membrane in an inverted orientation. Inversion of membrane topology results in the relocalization of the protein from a predominant Golgi/post- Golgi area to the endoplasmic reticulum. Melanoma cells expressing the protein with an inverted membrane topology are more effectively recognized by specific cytolytic T-lymphocytes than those expressing the protein in its native membrane orientation |
Tissue Location | Expression is restricted to melanoma and melanocyte cell lines and retina |
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This antibody recognizes a protein doublet of 20-22kDa, identified as MART-1 (Melanoma Antigen Recognized by T cells 1) or Melan-A. MART-1 is a newly identified melanocyte differentiation antigen recognized by autologous cytotoxic T lymphocytes. Seven other melanoma associated antigens recognized by autologous cytotoxic T cells include MAGE-1, MAGE-3, tyrosinase, gp100, gp75, BAGE-1, and GAGE-1. Subcellular fractionation shows that MART-1 is present in melanosomes and endoplasmic reticulum. This MAb labels melanomas and other tumors showing melanocytic differentiation. It is also a useful positive-marker for angiomyolipomas. It does not stain tumor cells of epithelial, lymphoid, glial, or mesenchymal origin.
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Broker snap: Expect a 'sharp correction' at RBS after recent rise, says Investec
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While an upcoming LIBOR settlement at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) may just be a drop in the ocean compared with last year's PPI redress, Investec has retained its 'sell' recommendation on the stock.
The broker reckons that regulatory fines for traders' attempted LIBOR manipulation will not be material with RBS expected to be settle at £400m. However, media reports suggest an even lower amount.
"This pales into insignificance when compared with Payment Protection Insurance [PPI] for which RBS has already provided £1.7bn and Lloyds [also rated 'sell'] £5.3bn and counting," said analyst Ian Gordon.
He said that for RBS's fourth quarter, regulatory costs/redress, increased restructuring costs, flat Non-Core losses and an elevated tax charge results in its forecast for an attributable loss of £1.4bn.
Gordon said: "In 2013-15e, we see a return to profit with a modest improvement in core profitability (despite an offset from EC-mandated business disposals).
"However, with a very weak outlook for RoE [return on equity], we remain sellers."
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My sound card isn't good enough, it's fluctuating. My limit with the crappy sound card is 18kHz, but I'm sure if the signal was clearer I'd be able to hear at least up to 19 or 20kHz, since once 18 kicked in it was really, really loud. Plus, I'm only 15. I've got young ears.
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Outside Dad's Shop
This is one of my few photos of my Dad, Pete, [more properly Delbert Leverne Smith, but always known as Pete] in his work environment. He was a FARMER, but here he is outside his shop with the welder and all of this farm implement equipment tools. With him are my next three younger brothers [fifth not yet born, it appears, so this is about 1955]. Tom, or T.K. later, on the left on the tricycle. Jim, with his bicycle, in the middle, and little Barry, perhaps 2 years old. He just retired as a college professor!
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LAS VEGAS — U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services welcomed 101 new American citizens from 31 nations in a naturalization ceremony at Lake Mead's Boulder Beach Campground Amphitheater on Thursday.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Nancy J. Koppe presented new Americans with a Certificate of Nationalization and attendees pledged an Oath of Allegiance.
Two featured keynote speakers were Patrick Gubbins and Marilyn Pitassi, both representing the National Park Service.
The origin of participants included, but was not limited to Bulgaria, England and the Philippines.


text: Heading Out To Funde RazorBrian Crecente12/10/08 6:00pmFiled to: Funde Razor22EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink I am officially leaving the house to head over to The Mercury Cafe right now. Advertisement The van is packed to the gills with freebies and my head is POUNDING, so that will be fun, but hopefully once I'm there and things are set up for the Funde Razor this headache will flee and I'll be able to drink in peace.If you live in the area please try to make it out, if only for the charity. Advertisement See you there. Full swag list here.Funde RazorReply22 repliesLeave a reply