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The choice of accessories for the face requires a special approach, because they focus on all the attention. Today, there are many variations of culture pearl earrings, so it is very difficult to decide. It seems that some are too long, while others are too massive. This accessory, first of all, should decorate, and not just be present on the ears. What are the culture pearl earrings and who will suit them best? Lets see how to make the right choice.
Subtleties of choice culture pearl earrings
The first thing to think about mounting culture pearl earrings. The clasp should be comfortable and practical, it should not disturb the earlobe and the body parts in contact with it. Also, an important nuance is the purpose of the culture pearl earrings. If you choose them for everyday use, it is better to focus on simpler shapes and colors. They should be combined with any clothing.
Choosing culture pearl earrings depending on the type of person
Probably every girl knows her face shape. Hoop-shaped culture pearl earrings are suitable for an oval face (vertical length is longer than horizontal length). You can also wear oval earrings with different elements. Long earrings in the form of pendants will visually lengthen the face. For a triangular face (wide cheekbones, narrow chin), long and tapering culture pearl earrings will not fit at all. They will make your face rude. Small round earrings or bulk oval – the most suitable option. Small culture pearl earrings with stones that are attached directly to the earlobe will look good.
Selection of culture pearl earrings depending on the earlobe
Focus on the shape of the earlobe is also important. Small – culture pearl earrings are better than oblong. Large earlobes are combined with flat earrings. If it is too thin, it is better to choose culture pearl earrings that are light, neat and elegant, which look elegant, not rude. The ears are small and neat – any earrings that fit, slightly bulged ears – the studs that do not overload the image.


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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 163 diseños de 39 diseñadores freelance.
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We are a well-established web hosting company that has been providing services to small-medium sized Australian businesses for the last 8 years. We pride ourselves on our extremely high level of customer service and work closely with our clients to provide a very personalised style of technical support.
The dictionary definition of Ingenuity (our company name) is "the quality of being cleverly inventive or resourceful". Ingenuity refers to the process of applying ideas to solve problems or meet challenges - we do this everyday for our clients. Basically we're a team of geeks that care - we use our tech skills and 'ingenuity' to remove all stressful website, domain name and email challenges so our clients can get on with their business.
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The interweb was abuzz this week, at least the small corner related to the Packers. Legendary actor, Robert DeNiro, star of Raging Bull, Taxi Driver, Deer Hunter, and The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, will play legendary coach Vince Lombardi. Awesome. Seems like a good fit to me.
Following up on this, Packers President, Mark Murphy, indicated he had been in contact with the filmmakers and there was some talk of filming in Green Bay, a no-brainer if you ask me, and also….drum-roll please…holding the premiere at Lambeau Field. (Thanks, Brian)
I've only been to two film premieres in my life. One, on accident, was for Any Given Sunday in London. After a few too many pints down the pub, I stumbled into a crowd of people and just stood there for awhile, nothing draws a crowd, like a crowd as it were. To my enjoyment, I saw Cameron Diaz (yes, she is in fact hot), but soon got bored with the hoopla and left. The other premiere was for this (doyourself a favor and scroll down to the "Recommendations" section) Anyway, I watched the filming of Twister's Revenge during the summer of 1987 while I was camping at Council Grounds State Park just outside of Merrill, Wisconsin. The film (term loosely used here) was shot in Merrill and nearby Gleason, and had a small premiere at Merrill's Cosmo Theatre. The cast pulled up in the monster truck, Mister Twister…. did I forget to mention how glitzy and glamorous all of this was? The premiere was truly special indeed, and it harkened back to simpler time in moviemaking, back when product placement and cross-marketing didn't drive scripts.
Getting back to Murphy's comment about the premiere at Lambeau. Having been to a film premiere like Twister's Revenge, I can tell you a premiere at Lambeau would be highly entertaining for both the film's cast and crew, as well as Packer fans. Now, I'm not talking about a premiere with red carpet, paparazzi, Louis Vuitton, and champagne. I'm more of the opinion that this premiere should be tailgating, Packer fans, jerseys and a fedora or two, and Leinenkugel's. Now, maybe Murphy and the filmmakers meant a small premiere consisting of VIPs, but I implore you, Mr. Murphy open this up to the people that made the Packers: the fans.
I want to be at Lambeau and watch this movie with a packed stadium. I want to cheer on Lombardi, Starr, Hornung, and Kramer, and get chills with other Packer fans hearing stuff like this: "There is no room for second place. There is only one place in my game and that is first place. I have finished second twice in my time at Green Bay, and I never want to finish second again" and this classic. Let's be honest, a movie is always better when you see it in a full theatre, what could be better than a full stadium?
Mark Murphy, please make this happen, or Mister Twister may become angry, and you won't like him when he's angry. Trust me, I've seen his revenge.
Friday, March 12, 2010
Mark Murphy, You're Our Only Hope
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Could literally be the biggest movie premiere of all time. It's almost too perfect to pass up...Great idea!ReplyDelete
- for shizzleMarch 16, 2010 at 11:25 AM
I say the Ranter should host a VIP section of this premier tailgating fiesta.ReplyDelete
Pizza delivery guys and former pizza delivery guys go to the front of the line. And maybe some hot chicks. Yeah, we should let in some hot chicks.
House cup! I have a house cup!
If this happens, we will be there.ReplyDelete
Here at The Ranter we don't believe in V.I.P. sections. Everyone's equal in the parking lot, and all are welcome (hot chicks are slightly to moderately more welcome)...however, with a house cup you can move to front of the beer line.
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The Dead-Tossed Waves
Random House Children's Books, Mar 9, 2010 - Young Adult Fiction - 432 pages
Gabry lives a quiet life. As safe a life as is possible in a town trapped between a forest and the ocean, in a world teeming with the dead, who constantly hunger for those still living. She's content on her side of the Barrier, happy to let her friends dream of the Dark City up the coast while she watches from the top of her lighthouse. But there are threats the Barrier cannot hold back. Threats like the secrets Gabry's mother thought she left behind when she escaped from the Sisterhood and the Forest of Hands and Teeth. Like the cult of religious zealots who worship the dead. Like the stranger from the forest who seems to know Gabry. And suddenly, everything is changing. One reckless moment, and half of Gabry's generation is dead, the other half imprisoned. Now Gabry only knows one thing: she must face the forest of her mother's past in order to save herself and the one she loves.
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Thomas Lux's Reading at the Marc Straus Gallery
Thomas Lux blogs about his P&W-funded reading at Marc Straus, an art gallery in New York City. Lux is Bourne Professor of Poetry at the Georgia Institute of Technology. He has two new books out this fall—the poetry collection Child Made of Sand (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) and his nonfiction debut From the Southland (Marick Press).
I've never written a blog before and I've only read a handful of them. I can use e-mail (an excellent invention), and the computer is a very a sophisticated typewriter. I remember when Poets & Writers Magazine started. I believe the early issues were stapled, short newsletters. Maybe mimeographed? Now it's grown in range and depth and is an important read for most contemporary writers.
It was once possible to keep up with virtually all of contemporary poetry—the number of presses and literary magazines were finite, and limited to print. Books from big houses and books from independent presses (then called "small presses") looked pretty ugly, frankly, compared to books today, because of our enormous improvements in printing technology. They're many more venues for poetry today. Poetry is showing up everywhere.
P&W recently put a few bucks in my pocket. In mid-September, I gave a reading in New York City with Marc Straus at the Marc Straus Gallery on Grand Street. I've known Marc for over twenty years since he took a class of mine at the 92nd Street Y. We became friends. Marc's a medical oncologist and, with his wife, Livia, a major collector of contemporary art. Marc is also a poet. He's published three books: One Word, Not God, and Symmetry. Many of his poems deal with his experience as an oncologist. He writes sometimes in the voice of the doctor and sometimes in the voice of a patient. Only a real poet and oncologist can write the poems he writes. He recently opened his own art gallery, directly across Grand Street from a drapery store his father owned and ran many decades ago, and where Marc worked as a child. Here's one of his poems, "Scarlet Crown":
I met a man my age running a greenhouse.
He pointed to the pots with pride, saying
they contained a thousand separate cacti.
Not much interest in these when I started,
he said. He pointed to the barbed bristles
(glochids), the bearing cushions (areoles),
and the names of many of the 200 genera:
Brain, Button, Cow-tongue, Hot Dog, Lace,
Coral, and Silver ball. In my work,
I said, I'm burdened with such straight-
forward terms: lung cancer, lymphoma,
breast cancer, leukemia. I'd love
to switch to: Pond-lily, Star,
or Scarlet Crown. Really, he said,
pointing to other plants, named
Hatchet, Devil, Dagger, Hook, and
Snake—or perhaps a diagnosis of this:
Rat-tail, White-chin, Wooly-torch,
or Dancing Bones.
The show up at the time was by a painter, seventy-nine-year-old Charles Hinman, who'd only recently received a Guggenheim Fellowship, and who'd been painting in relative obscurity for decades in a rent controlled studio just a few blocks from the gallery. I like reading surrounded by art. (Note: the show was a big hit.) Afterwards, someone handed me a rather generous check from P&W. And ditto another check the next night at a Page Meets Stage reading at Poets House. I read with a spoken-word artist/poet named Jon Sands. (To be continued in the next blog post...)
Photo: Thomas Lux.
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This is about family history research in Queensland, Australia. There are articles about sources, problem-solving research techniques, interesting items at Qld State Archives and elsewhere, and specific individuals (some of whom are mentioned in very unexpected sources). Explore the options in the tabs below, in the sidebar and at the bottom of the page, and visit my main Web site.
Thursday, 21 March 2013
More Queensland death indexes online
Once you know a year of death, it's much easier to search for a recent Supreme Court probate file - which, if it exists, will include the death certificate, thus saving you a lot of money.
There are other tips about Queensland birth, death and marriage records on my Web site and in the book Tips for Queensland Research. See also 'Free certificates in Archives files'.
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Thanks for this tip-off Judy. I happened across it by pure chance when I went to do a search. I found it interesting that many of the later deaths had no parents' names listed, including that for my much loved grandfather. Apparently my Dad didn't take the marriage cert with him when they did the paperwork which is odd because I knew I needed it when a friend died in his 30s in the early 1980s. Thanks for letting everyone know about this!ReplyDeleteReplies
Pauleen, before I saw your comment I had already written another blog post with a warning about the recent Queensland death indexes. The Registry has omitted parents' names from many index entries despite the fact that parents are named on the death certificate.Delete
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RAYMOND WEIL Annual Music Dinner hosted by Labrinth to celebrate 20th anniversary of War Child
Thursday 24 January 2013, Mosaica Restaurant, Wood Green, London
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Med student starts website for patients with rare diseases
Nonprofit organization offers quick advice to those with illnesses
Before August 2006, anybody would have wanted to be Ben Munoz.
At 29, the clean-cut, self-assured young man had a degree from Stanford University, experience working as a Silicon Valley software engineer and an MBA underway.
Then, during a late dinner in Dallas, everything changed. One minute he was chatting with a friend. The next, they were rushing to a nearby hospital, trying to stop his nausea, vomiting and pain.
Standing in the back of a long line, they dialed a friend who was a doctor.
"Does he have a stiff neck?" the friend asked.
"Then go to the front of the line."
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Patients can search diagnoses online and link to others who provide first-person support.
volunteers use their own health experiences to help others - and end up helping themselves, too.
In the simplest terms, Munoz had a stroke. Doctors described it more specifically as an AVM or cerebral arteriovenous malformation - and laid out the frightening repairs ahead. What Munoz hated most, however, were his feelings of isolation and fear. Munoz was searching for an online support group when his instincts as a software engineer kicked in. In December 2007, he launched an early version of BensFriends.org, a network of support sites for patients with rare diseases.
At first it was just Munoz, a handful of others with the cerebral arteriovenous malformations and loyal friend Scott Orn.
Today, the nonprofit network operates 35 rare disease sites and attracts 40,000 unique visitors and 575,000 page views a month. Also, there are roughly 150 volunteer moderators who are, in turn, helped themselves.
"One of the volunteers is a friend of mine who has a rare brain condition," Munoz says. "Now he has a job - a volunteer job, but a job nevertheless. He feels like he's making a difference."
Munoz, 35, grew up in Spring, the son of Mexican immigrants.
"You know the character in the TV show 'Family Ties'?" he asks. "I was Alex P. Keaton, the precocious businessman in the family. I loved business and finance and technology. I started managing my parents' retirement account when I was 15."
From Spring High School, Munoz hop-scotched from one success to the next, leading an orderly life until the stroke.
Despite what he's been through, he knows he was lucky: About half of the people with his injury die; nearly everyone else is left with a disability.
Munoz is back to his old self, but the recovery was tough. In the early going, CT scans showed a tangle of malformed blood vessels.
He had two options for a permanent fix: invasive brain surgery or radiation. He chose radiation, but, as he says, there were "downsides."
The defective blood vessels would take up to two years to disappear. Doctors told Munoz that during that time, he had to always be a short distance from an emergency room.
He was a student then and could handle the academics, but he was depressed. He went to a psychiatrist but found the advice unhelpful. A few months later, he launched Ben's Friends.
"It appealed to the patient in me and the businessman in me and the software engineer in me," Munoz says. "It seemed like all areas of my life were coming together."
The network costs about $30,000 a year, and Munoz, Orn and three friends on the Ben's Friends leadership team raise most of that.
They make up the deficit themselves, but are hoping the site will break even soon. They also hope interest in it will continue to grow, that one day they will have a product they can sell and that they will be able to provide paid jobs for its members.
It's a lot to hope for, Munoz knows, but he is deeply inspired by the patients in the network.
A few years ago, he decided he was more interested in medicine than business. He returned to undergraduate school - at the University of Texas - and took two years of science classes before applying to medical school.
His doctor friend Kevin Yee cheered him on.
So did Orn. "Ben is a quiet guy, very understated, very straightforward. I was just trying to support Ben and be a good friend when I got involved with the network. What a happy accident in my life."
Orn adds, "Twenty-five percent of our traffic comes from mobile phones. Imagine you're in the doctor's office, and he says you have some crazy condition. The first thing you do is search the Internet from your phone. And sure enough, we pop up. And you tell us, 'I'm so scared, I don't know what I have.' And we give you information immediately. Suddenly, you're chatting with new friends and getting support. The experience is really powerful."
Munoz is almost finished with his first year at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. At a coffee shop there, he glances at the other students deep in conversation or buried in medical texts.
When it's time for Munoz to pick a medical specialty, he will choose traumatic brain injuries. He identifies with the patients' suffering, he says. "And I hope I can channel it into something good."


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Police Officer, Bus Driver, Band Leader, Quarterback: RG III Multiplies For Adidas
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July 18, 2012: Now that Robert Griffin III has agreed to terms on a contract with the Washington Redskins that will guarantee him more than $21.1 over the next four years, it's time for the NFL rookie quarterback to display his talent.
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I remember when
Posted 04 February 2013 - 10:47 AM
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dueling in ironforge
queueing arena from nagrand
queueing skirmishes all fucking day
the isle of quel danas world pvp
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Posted 04 February 2013 - 11:53 AM
It still baffles me to this day.
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Couldn't stop laughing XD.
I also remember season 11.
I remember DOOM SQUAD pvp videos from BC.
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Posted 04 February 2013 - 12:04 PM
I remember when this was a sick community...
I remember when the battlegroup forums were super active and each night everyone that was qing would be spam refreshing them and talking to each other, some nights during wotlk we would pull like 7-10 pages.
I remember when the video forums were actually still alive and looking forward to good videos that seemed to come out every other day (I think it was vileroze who put it best when he said he stopped editing clips after season 8 because nothing was video worthy anymore)
I remember tournament realm actually being huge and live pretty much dying while everyone chilled on tourney. S8 tourney realm was nuts... like 300 people outside IF dueling all the way to the gnome starting area which leads to another thing i guess...
I remember dueling actually being sick/fun. Dueling has been dogshit ever since wrath ended which I guess leads to another one...
Even though season 8 2s were not the greatest, 2s was still an enjoyable bracket up to the end of wrath. I miss 2s.
I guess I listed pretty much everything I liked about this game and its all gone haha. Except one thing. I miss my haste stacked disc priest and how you could put out tons of offensive pressure while landing superfast dispels, this slow motion cloth paladin that they are trying to excuse as a current disc priest is disgusting.
Best way to put the current state of disc
EDIT: except that you can't even compare disc healing output to paladin's..
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Dude, that guy is a high warlord!
So this AV has been going on for how long? Damn, 5 days?
Finally got my fucking 100% epic mount for 1k gold
DId every1 forget their fire resist gear? guess we can't do that boss...
Motherfucking lvl 19 twinks
Motherfucking Vurtne
Gode gud för flash powder
Dark portal opening. Corpses, corpses everywhere.
Thanks blizzard for replacing my naxx40 gear with quest greens
Eeeeeeerhm, you picked Scryers right.........?
2h enhancement shaman WINDFURY PROC BOOOOOOOOOOOM GLOBALLED
Mace stun warrior with WINDFURY TOTEM PROC BOOOOOOOOOOOOM GLOBALLED
Pvp vendors being introduced in area 52 during s1. Corpses, corpses everywhere.
Hi everyone dis is atene from emeriss best pala server battle group but also the world.
Motherfucking Drakedog
Death knights
Icy touch 10k crits
Mutilate 10k crits
Sons of hodir rep dailies (FUCKING SHIT HATE THAT)
Naxx v2.0
Wintergrasp lag
100% arp hc dbw shadowmourne dispel cleave
RIP WoW.
Disc priests
Feral druids
Death knights
RIP WoW
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Demo locks
RIP WoW.
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I remember when shamans had to drop tremor before the fear
I remember when shamans didn't have tremor for every fear
I remember when getting R14 was a competition between players, not just a cap to get.
I remember when gear was everything you wanted 'cause everybody was unskilled anyway xD
I remember when warriors could OS you with the sword proc pre-BC and how they could stun you to death post-BC.
I remember when arenas pop - pvping at 1800 in 2s - feeling like a champ.
I remember double adre rush spec for rogues.
I remember when 2s give glad and was interesting to play in.
and I remember having to play like forever to have an alt
I remember when this game was fun not due to the quality of the game, but to the quality of the communauty.
I miss my old partners.
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Motherfucking Vurtne
Hi everyone dis is atene from emeriss best pala server battle group but also the world.
Motherfucking Drakedog
Also there was a time when windfury could proc from the extra hits iirc, and there was a trinket from BRD that gave a chance for extra melee hits that could ALSO proc windfury. There was a weapon with extra swing proc as well, but wasn't available to shamans (it was a sword or something like that).
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I remember playing a non-human rogue in Wrath/BC. Pre-vanish or lose before the game starts
This so much.
I remember battlegroup forums being full of quality drama in official forums.
I remember restokin spec on druids back in TBC.
I remember cheap not having DR with kidney.
I remember double solace.
I remember actually having to move from cities for instances/raids/bg's/arenas.
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I remember actually having to swap stances
I remember bladestorm doing real damage
I remember when keeping up MS debuff actually mattered
I remember 100% arp dbw smourne warriors cleaving through everything
I remember when warriors weren't useless after the first season
I remember disc priest doing noticeable damage
I remember when one autoattack would give you 80+ rage
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i remember when we used Dial up to play
O_o To play what? Cable modems went mainstream covering most homes in the mid-1990's. I was playing EverQuest without Dial-Up before WoW was even announced in 2001. It didn't even get beta tested until I was a senior in high school and people even had T1 connections at home by then.
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I remember when divine hymn used to stun ppl in s5
I remember how fast blizzard was on nerfing by adding dr on fear/blind in s6 and instead how long it takes to fix classes that are obviously broken
I remember when Dk were super op but still you could outplay them and win (see hydra 6.5) unlike now gettin swiftyed by a warrior
I remember when this was a game and ppl weren't doin it for money with stuff like donations/boosts service/sharing accounts/sharing titles etc
I remember when Raiku was playin Raikù or Bestworld instead of Deathmode which left us with a random scrub trashtalkin people in durotar
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00667563
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First Posted : April 28, 2008
Results First Posted : April 11, 2014
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- Assess the safety of the Gardasil® quadrivalent human papillomavirus (HPV) (types 6, 11, 16,18) virus-like-particle vaccine with vs without prior exposure to one or more of the HPV types in the vaccine in HIV-positive women in Chennai, India.
- Determine the effect of the vaccine on HIV viral load and CD4+/CD8+ levels in these patients.
- Determine the proportion of these patients who respond serologically to the HPV vaccine and the kinetics of their response.
- Determine the prevalence and incidence of cervical intraepithelial neoplasia in these patients.
- Determine the spectrum of cervical HPV types in these patients at baseline, 9 months, and 1 year after vaccination.
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Patients receive quadrivalent human papillomavirus (HPV) (types 6, 11, 16, 18) recombinant vaccine intramuscularly on day 0 and once in weeks 8 and 24.
Patients undergo cervical cell, buccal cell, and blood sample collection at baseline and periodically after vaccination for immunologic and virologic studies. Cervical cytology specimens are examined by polymerase chain reaction to detect HPV 6, 11, 16, or 18 DNA, as well as 35 other HPV types. Blood samples are analyzed for CD4+/CD8+ cell count, plasma HIV-1 RNA levels, and serum HPV antibody titers for HPV types 6, 11, 16, and 18. Some plasma samples will be stored for future HPV pseudovirion neutralization assays.
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Other Name: HIV viral load test and HPV neutralization assays.
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- Platelet count ≥ 100,000/mm³
- Serum creatinine ≤ 3 times upper limit of normal (ULN)
- AST and ALT ≤ 3.0 times ULN
- Conjugated (direct) bilirubin ≤ 2.5 times ULN
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- No active drug or alcohol use or dependence that would interfere with adherence to study requirements, in the opinion of the site Investigator
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However, "there are several distinct septs of O'Duffy. One belongs to the parish of Lower Templecrone in the diocese of Raphoe, Co. Donegal, the patron saint of which is the seventh century Saint Dubhthach, or Duffy. The Connacht sept, the centre of whose territory was Lissonnuffy or Lissduffy near Strokestown, named after them, was remarkable for the number of distinguished ecclesiastics it produced." [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
MacLysaght, Edward, Irish Families Their Names, Arms and Origins 4th Edition. Dublin: Irish Academic, 1982. Print. (ISBN 0-7165-2364-7)
Without a doubt, the oldest records of the family include: Muireadach Ó'Dubthaigh (Murdagh O'Duffy) (1075-1150), Archbishop of Tuam in the county of Connaught and Cadhla Ó'Dubthaigh, (Cele O'Duffy) Archbishop of Tuam, Ambassador to Henry II in 1175. [2]CITATION[CLOSE]
MacLysaght, Edward, Irish Families Their Names, Arms and Origins 4th Edition. Dublin: Irish Academic, 1982. Print. (ISBN 0-7165-2364-7)
The Monaghan branch of the family were principally found in Attyduffy or Attyduff [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
O'Hart, John, Irish Pedigrees 5th Edition in 2 Volumes. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Company, 1976. Print. (ISBN 0-8063-0737-4) and "modern statistics show that it is now most numerous name in Co. Monaghan." [3]CITATION[CLOSE]
MacLysaght, Edward, The Surnames of Ireland. Ireland: Irish Academic Press, sixth edition, 1985. Print. (ISBN 0-7165-2366-3)
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This has to be the best episode of Survivor in a long long time.
It did feel like a matter of time. And thats what makes this last episode of Survivor: Caramoan and my reaction to it so difficult and complicated. Anyone who watched Survivor: South Pacific would have come away with the impression that Brandon Hantz was a very troubled young man. From his obsession with getting rid of Mikayla for wearing revealing clothes, to his bizarre rants at Tribal Council, to his teary admissions of mistakes he had made in his life, Brandon came across as a guy in serious need of therapy to deal with his myriad of issues. And this was before all those issues had then been broadcast on national TV for all to see, which can just create more issues. Just imagine what that can do to ones psyche?I was definitely concerned about Brandon being psychologically fit enough to play this game again when I heard he was coming back for Fans vs Favorites, and those concerns were only magnified when I spoke to him in a somewhat bizarre interview just days before filming began. I even asked Jeff Probst whether Brandon was emotionally stable enough to bring back, and he indicated that the shows psychologists had cleared him. But all the warning signs were there.The last thing I want to do is sound all high and mighty getting righteous about a show exploiting someones personal demons for the sake of ratings and drama. Lord knows I have enjoyed many a freak out on Big Brother a show that goes out of its way to cast people likely to blow up at any second (like, say, Brandons other uncle, Willie, who was kicked off the show for head-butting another contestant last summer). I would be hypocritical if I did not acknowledge my voyeuristic side that has supported (and, at times, secretly wished for) such behavior.But this feels a bit different. And it feels different to me because we saw how much Brandon struggled in this environment already in his first outing. You cant now use the excuse of we didnt know how he would react in such a situation, because we already saw exactly how he reacted the last time. So that makes it hard to celebrate the drama created by yet another clear emotional meltdown by a guy already proven to have serious issues. Instead of exciting, it just comes off as kind of sad.At least thats how I felt watching it. Sad that this guy went back on national television to have all of his demons exposed yet again. Sad for his tribemates that had to endure such a clearly uncomfortable living situation. Sad for myself and the audience, whose appetite for drama shares the blame for encouraging producers and networks to feed that appetite through casting which may border on dangerous or irresponsible. Just sad all around.Im not trying to cast stones. And If I am, I am certainly casting one at myself as well. But that was my reaction upon watching Brandons multiple freak outs in the episode fascination mixed with sorrow. We all knew there was a very good chance of something like this happening with him. You take someone already on shaky psychological ground and drop them in the worst conditions possible wet, tired, hungry, and cut off from a support group of friends and family well, what do you think is going to happen? Now that it has, how do we feel about it? How do you feel about it? I look forward to hearing your thoughts in the comments below. In the meantime, lets go through the rest of the episode from the very top.
I LOVED THE DRAMA, but I felt sad at the same time, pretty much the same type of feeling when Ieveryone saw Brandon on the cast.
Quote from: Joab on March 15, 2013, 04:00:17 AMThis has to be the best episode of Survivor in a long long time.Not the Jeff Kent boot in S25?
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