What to say about Marissa.. She is my best friend. I have only known her for about a year, but I feel like I've known her forever. I still don't know very much about her actual life, but I intend to find out. I was in a dance with her in seventh grade so that's when I met her. Then we went to a friend's slumber party and the two of us and one other girl stayed up all night. Then we had a couple classes together in eighth grade and now she is my best friend. I am so glad I met her!! She is amazing!! We have had so many good times!! She is always fun to be around!! She is easy to talk to, always there for me, and absolutely hilarious!!! We both went to a friend's party the other day and she was like, "So what.. are you guys like best friend's now??" And we were both like, "Heck yes!!" She had no idea that we were even really friends because like I said, I just really met her this year. Okay, so now just a few random things about Marissa..

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4-I made some drawing from those photos 5-once gathered some material I took an A1 piece of brown paper and started to think of the composition.6- I decided that it would be a poster that would include the 6 images.7- I browsed some books on fortune telling and cut out images.8-made a collage of my monoprints, drawings and images from the book trying to focus on the main scenes of '1984'.

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This book got a lot of publicity when it was first issued in 2000. Eggers owns McSweeney's, the publishing house, and publishes a monthly literary magazine. He's one of the young writers who came of age at the millennium, and his work has a unique style.

I found the book on a shelf of a house I was staying in, and decided to read it mainly to see how it read 8 years after its debut. I've often thought that many books that stand out for their unique style get dated very quickly, but I didn't find that to be true for this one.

The narrative line for the book is Eggers struggle to raise his young brother after their parents both die. Eggers was just finishing college, and his brother was eight at the time, and, even though Eggers wasn't truly ready to take on the responsibility, the brothers' other two siblings were in even less ideal circumstances.

If he'd written this as a standard "I did something remarkable" kind of memoir I'm sure it would have sold a few thousand copies and gone into the returns bin. But this is a long way from a standard memoir.

His style is unique, and that's probably best. Not because it's not entertaining, but because it's so unique that it would be trite and silly to try to replicate it. It's hard to describe, but the book has a stream-of-consciousness feel to it. Actually, it feels like he's talking to you in real time in a few spots. It also seems a bit like a diary, where the diarist is often kicking himself in the ass. At times it has a "let's write a novel!" energy, like a Judy Garland/Mickey Rooney movie where the characters have no business putting on a play in dad's barn but manage to present a polished work.

The paperback version, which I read, has a large addendum of the mistakes made in the book that's printed upside-down at the back of the book. Eggers is also a cartoonish/artist, and he includes all sorts of little drawings and schema.

In many ways it's very amateurish, but that's part of its charm. He's trying to write this book while getting his little brother to school, having water-balloon fights, sliding on their socks through the house, and not cleaning their apartment. The writing is so unselfconscious that it wouldn't surprise me to learn that his young brother had written it. That's not to say it's immature. It's just that childlike.

I definitely recommend the book, but only for those who are amenable to something callow and wide-eyed.

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I'm tired of Gooberhead being sick with colds, sinus infections and Croup all the time. I can't tell when one's ending and another's beginning or if they're all the same one! So, I'm going to try to keep a journal each day on his symptoms.

Background

Gooberhead was born in December 2005. In December 2006, I took him to the pediatrician (Dr. T) for a cough that had been lingering for about 2 weeks. For the first time in his short life, he was diagnosed with an ear infection. He either kept the same EI for 3 months or he had 3 individual ones, we don't know. In any case, we dealt with them from 12 - 15 months old.

He first tried Amoxicillin, but had an allergic reaction. We then tried Omnicef...twice...with no success. So, then we tried Suprax, but he ended up vomitting because of it. Our 4th antibiotic to try was Zithromax...aka: Z-pack...the cheapest option of the four! IT WORKED!!! He hasn't had an EI ever since then, although I'm constantly holding my breath when he goes to the doctor for a lingering cold!

At approximately 18 months old, his pediatrican put him on Claritin daily. He took that for about a year or so until he started getting continuous colds again. So, his pediatrician switched him to Zyrtec, which he's been on ever since.

I think we're back to needing something else since he's been keeping a cold/sinus infection for the last 5 months. I brought it up for the first time this season back in December at his 3-year check-up. At that point, he'd had a lingering cough since Thanksgiving Eve. So, Dr. T put him on the first round of antibiotics (Z-pack). He got better, but the cough never completely went away. Then, on February 17, he ended up with what I thought was another bug. Took him to Dr. T only to be diagnosed with Croup. However, there's not much that can be done for it, except to just ride it out. The worst was over in about 3 days, but a slight cough lingered at least 10 days later. It went away for a few days, although the nasal congestion never did. Then, on March 7, he started coughing a bit more. On March 9, I took him AGAIN to Dr. T. Once again, she put Gooberhead on Zithromax (Round #2). As instructed, he took it for 5 days (until March 13). That seemed to clear up the cough for a few days, but not the crusty nose. Then, on March 23, he woke up with yet another cough and runny nose! Twelve days later, he still had a slight cough and runny nose. On April 6, I once again took him to Dr. T for what appeared to be Pink Eye. It was, in fact, confirmed to be Pink Eye. We also discussed his lingering cough and crusty nose. So, he was put on Round #3 of Zithromax, which was finished on April 10. By the end, his nose was barely crusty and his cough was pretty much gone. However, on Easter Sunday (April 12), his nose started running...or, more like POURING. That night, he started coughing horribly...more of a croupy cough. Today, April 13, he's been coughing frequently and his nose has been pouring all day. He had a very difficult time going to sleep due to the coughing.

So, that's where we are now. Hopefully, this cold/Croup/whatever passes quickly so we don't end up needing to visit Dr. T yet again!!! He's already been 4 times since December.

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Nice work Today Tonight for editing together - and repeating - a few clips of Karl laughing during the course of a light-hearted post-Logies show that went for three hours. And that proves....what?
I went to the Logies once. Years ago when I was in magazines. I sat next to Tara Moss and someone else very tall (I think maybe the red-headed actress from Hey Dad?) and drank too much because the ceremony was rather long and boring. I cant remember who was hosting. I cant remember what I was drinking but it didnt need to be much. I am a very cheap drunk.
There was dancing involved.

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The title of this post sounds so blah! But, I was excited to see I hit the 100 mark! Yay me! (As London would say on the Suite Life of Zach and Cody)
Ok, so I tackled the Shred today earlier than yesterday! Believe me, I had every excuse not to do it at all - woke many times last night with a cramp behind my right shoulder blade, woke with a headache at 2 am which I still had despite many different meds, so sore from day 1, etc But, I did it anyway!
Now, I am happy to be able to say that I did it, its over with, done, finished, behind me Well, you get the point!! But, I am flustered because I saw a 5 pound increase in my weight this morning. 5 pounds!! But, I will not be deterred! Yesterday, I tried some small modifications in my diet. I will just continue with those small changes, moving to bigger changes and adding exercise until I see big changes.
As for day 2 of the workout I was so very sore to start with. Well, you know that becasue I said it already. But, I was pleasantly surprised to find that some of that soreness decreased as I went through the exercises. And, despite weekly hikes with the family and using my exercise bike - I am severly lacking in the cardio. I can muddle through most of the strength parts and while I have no ab definition, I can actually complete all of the ab workout except for the bicycle  - but I have to take a couple breaks during the cardio. And, as I sit here, I continue to have the shakey hands, nausea and can feel the sweat pour down my back as I did on day 1. It is definitely a workout!
For an added bonus, my headache is gone! Oh, the power of exercise!
I plan to make some concrete goals today for this 30 days besides to survive Jillians workout! And, despite me saying I would not do more before photos, I did! Again, I will spare you!
I am encouraged by others success and stories! So, please - whether doing the 30 Day Shred or something else. Please do feel free to share!.

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DIY Green Eco Friendly Cleaning Products:
Homemade Linen/Room Freshener Spray:
1 Teaspoon Lavender Essential Oil
1/4 Cup of Unflavored Vodka
3 1/2 Cups of Filtered Water in a Spray Bottle
Shake and Spray to make your upholstery smell fresh or your room.

All Purpose Scrub:
Equal Parts Distilled White Vinegar + Salt
Scrub with cloth
Natural Glass Cleaner:
1/4 Cup Distilled White Vinegar
1 Tablespoon Corn Starch
1 Quart Warm Water
Pour into Spray Bottle
Gentle Cleanser (i.e. antique wood):
1-2 Tablespoons Dr. Bronners Soap
Spray Bottle filled with Warm Water
Shake and Spray
Anti-Mold Spray:
2 Drops of Tea Tree Oil (not for pregnant women)
1 Cup Water
Green Cleaning Product Companies:
Mrs. Meyers www.MrsMeyers.com
Seventh Generation www.SeventhGeneration.com
Method www.MethodHome.com
Drugstore www.Drugstore.com
source: Decor It Yourself, ThreadBanger.

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Youll feel graceful and chic when you slip on this rich knee boot from Bally. The sleek leather upper features a high-shine grommet detail around the back of the ankle and a sexy tapered heel and hidden platform to do wonderful things for your silhouette not to mention your mood. Italian-made with superior craftsmanship this boot is both classic and stylish and will earn a place in your wardrobe for years to come.

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Facebook vende i dati personali dei propri utenti al migliore offerente.E' quanto affermato Randi Zuckerberg sorella del fondatore del sito al World Economic Forum di DAVOS in Svizzera. "Facebook può trasmettere a terzi le informazioni presenti nel tuo ...mio profilo senza tuttavia comunicare la tua identità.Scegliendo di usare Facebook noi diamo il consenso ad inviare i nostri dati alla nostra madre patria GLI STATI UNITI.Facebook può fare ciò che vuole con le informazioni personali, anche agenzie come la CIA riescono a tracciare l'IP internet provider del nostro computer e inviare dei cookies con cui tracciare la mia e vostra navigazione. Una vera e propria sperimentazione di uno strumento di controllo.

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When did "being completely honest" become a synonym for selfishness and getting whatever you want?

It seems to me that men today think that if they tell you how stressed, tired, confused and complicated their lives are then we will feel sorry for them and forgive them for not following the basic rules of decent courtship and by that I simply mean that they will not disappear into thin air.

Perhaps they forget that those symptoms are the founding blocks of a woman's life so right now my sympathy level is pretty limited.

So many pages, blogs, movies and books have been written about this that it almost seems redundant to even mention it, yet here I am doing precisely that - complaining about men. This for me is quite unusual seeing as I have a wonderful relationship with men and consider myself a woman of her times with a well balanced mix of male friends, ex-es and colleagues. Fact is though, that I am finding their need to be so hones quite nauseating and wish that sometimes they would just keep the definition of their hectic lives to themselves, figure out a solution and move on to being the decent guy who 'has it together'.

As I write these lines the cliches that my words are conjuring are spinning through my head. I can just imagine an army of men screaming at me that I am the typical woman who is messing with their brains. "First you want us to get in touch with our feminine side, then you want us to hide it all and be a man!!" Well let's just say that women seem to handle stress and multitasking a little better and still hold it together. When we have a tough few weeks at work and a messy family situation we don't simply pick up our mental luggage and fly off to planet "leave-me-alone-I-need-to-be-by-myself" .

At the end of the day though I must admit that the book and film "He's just not that into you" keep coming back to haunt me. It is as though the answer to any question that sound something like: "why has he stopped texting, calling, facebooking, skyping etc" finds its answer in the title of the abovementioned.

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cat circus (and while looking for him I found the Charles Mingus Cat Toilet Training Program, apparently written by the bassist himself) says that by watching a cat carefully you can tell if they have a certain bent and then you very slowly and patiently shape the behaviour until they are pushing strollers full of other cats, walking on high wires, walking on their front paws, and doing complicated dance routines with other cats, among the many other bizarre things hes trained cats to do.
Hm.  Well, Ive been remiss in reporting the social news.  Dr. Filk paid us a flying visit on Friday, and mightily glad was I to see him, and he found la belle Margot entertaining.
Paul and the kids were by for Sunday dinner and we watched Jurassic Park.  Paul brought the best pork roast, and we had onions and carrots and taters and corn, so it was a real Sunday dinner.
No date with my new friend this past weekend, Ive been feeling a bit off colour and my foot is still hurting like a b9st9rd so anything involving more than about ten blocks of walking finishes me off.  Yes, I should see a doctor, but for what?  To get told its sprained ligaments and I should get orthotics?  I am so tired of going to the doctor and finding out Im a jeezly hypochondriac.  Given that Im fifty Im sure Ill get bad news eventually but every health scare Ive had except for my back - which is the same as always, thanks - has turned out to be figmentary.  Actually, I took Robaxicet last night and I had an AWESOME nights sleep.
Just fixed poached eggs and toast for brekkie, and I am now contemplating a second cup of coffee.  Oh Margot, quit chewing on the cable..  If you get electrocuted, nobody will be able to tell.
The landpeers have rearranged the way they park their vehicles so I can use the walkway.  Jeff and I are responding by ensuring they have the rent cheques in hand in about fifteen minutes.  Its actually kinda handy having the landpeers that close.
I handed out biscotti at work yesterday.  Man, I love doing that.
I wish I could blog about work.  But continued employment beckons encouragingly, so I will defer to my more sensible, grownup, beaten down by capitalizm self, and keep my icecream siphon closed.
Speaking of ice cream.  I brought some home last night.  Then I said to Jeff, Screw this noise Dessert, its whats for supper.  Thus my atonement with a nourishing and sensible brekkie today.

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Alexis Hauser, conductor. With winners of the McGill Concerto Competition, Keith Dyrda, trombone (2007-2008) and Alexander Read, violin (2008-2009). Beethoven: Fidelio Overture. Mozart: Violin Concerto No.3; Ferdinand David: Concerto for trombone and orchestra; Mozart: Symphony No. 40. View program on right sidebar. Concert will be webcast at www.mcgill.ca/music/events/internet. Pollack Hall.

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I've been planning this t-shirt exhibition project that I want to start executing pretty soon, and I stumbled across this insanely amazing designer by the name of Raquel Allegra. She's a pretty newly-discovered Los Angeles-based designer who started her line without any real intention of creating a business. She manipulates her garments through numerous rounds of distressing methods such as sanding, shredding, stretching, dyeing, etc. But wait-- we haven't even gotten to the "genius" part yet-- she uses old t-shirts from the county jails!!!! What's more fucked up (in a brilliant way) is that her timeless pieces range from $100-$1000+. Like most, my initial thought was "WHAT THE FUCK," but I've read that some pieces may take up to 10 hours of manual labor to fully execute the beautifully detailed delicate textures found on each unique garment. I just found this so marvelously ironic, completely new and creative in today's fashion aesthetics. The fact that the sweats and dirts of the former owners who unexpectedly happen to be ex-convicts are preserved, then completely transformed to reveal the minimal beauties of this organically fine-textured cotton is just so inspiring, appreciative, and UNBELIEVABLE. I am officially intrigued.

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The boy and I have made several trips over to Los Angeles this time around to California, despite the 1hr+ daunting drive that comes along with the package. I don't know if it's the recession or what, but the traffic here doesn't seem that bad anymore. No one's gots the moneys to go out driving I guess -- carpooling it? Maybe that's a good thing -- my pretties you should be doing that anyways for mama earth ;)

A few days ago, we spent the entire day just walking around LA, exploring different random shops that I've heard of, have been meaning to go to, or wanted to go back to, with eating and all that good stuff mixed in between.

Had lunch upon arrival at Joan's on 3rd after hearing it was a good spot for sidewalk lounging. What can I say -- I am a lounging kinda gal.

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Off to the clinic for an early appointment, (Jeff gave me a lift) and then I went completely berserk.  Wandered into a cooking supply place, got a bunch of kitchen gadgets I actually needed, and a bunch I dont but had to have.  Bought a new handbag (basically a black shopping bag with zippers, just barely big enough to hold my laptop).  Bought two stems of white freesia.  Walked from Cambie and Broadway to Kingsway and Broadway.  On the way poked my head into the Luddites place of work and got off the perfect line the Luddites boss said, For me? when he saw the flowers and I just grinned and said, No, for him!  which amused the Luddite no end. Hes much the same as always, except more so.  Of course he wouldnt take the flowers from me so I got to be a smart ass to his boss AND keep the flowers.  Then I wandered into a mattress store and after telling the guy to wake me in an hour after finding the perfect mattress, purchased two single mattresses with covers, to be delivered next Saturday. Thats so Keith has a proper bed when he sleeps over.  Also, as much as I like the Fjord Queen bed its too damned big for my little bedroom, so Im going to go back to sleeping on the floor.  I have a week to reorganize things so when the mattresses show up I have places to put them.  With that done I walked to the next bus stop and went home, many hundreds of dollars poorer.   But I can julienne things, and I have proper garlic technology, and I found out where to buy a cast iron grill for the oven, and I got two cute little egg poachers and promptly used them to make our lunch (Jeff declared himself contented), and I can now properly clean tea and coffeepots, and I got to listen to the chef in the back (there are cooking classes at the back of the store) shriek and giggle in a most entertaining way. I also got to listen to an openly gay man tell the gal at the counter that the store was worse than crack, and I was in no position to debate the point.
Now:
I assault the bathroom and remove scum and squick;
I do some on line banking to backstop my purchases;
I run some laundry;
I do some mending;
I fix my little green hat so it sits on my head properly;
I review the list of things to do that I made while waiting for the very sweet woman who saw me at a clinic (never get two perimenopausal women in the same room discussing the joys thereof, its wonderful for us but murder on the appointment schedule).
It has to be spring.  I got my mo back.

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Erik Ingelsson, M.D., Ph.D., of Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, and colleagues analyzed BP characteristics of 951 elderly man, free of CHF, valvular disease, and vanished ventricular hypertrophy at baseline involving 1990 and 1995. They follow the participant until the instruct of 2002. Twenty-four-hour ambulatory blood pressure television be act at baseline, and the blood pressure variables be analyzed as predictors of subsequent CHF.

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"It is the culmination of a all-embracing promotion program that include six ably controlled clinical torment, all of which meet their one-time endpoints, and multiple non-clinical den. We deem that the improvements in transport a forty winks kick-off, sleep care for and sleep duration and the favorable safekeeping and tolerability profile demonstrated by our clinical development program be an okay amount of to rouse a determination by the FDA that SILENOR can be certified for the managing of restlessness. I would approaching to thank the subdivision at Somaxon, in addition by method of the oodles clinicians and accustomed who work with us, for their pains in the image and conduct of the SILENOR development program and the scheduling of this NDA for submission." "Insomnia is a significant stamina deliberation in the United States. Millions of society are hollow, many of whom continue undiagnosed and crude by a physician," said Tom Roth, Ph.D., chief, troop commander, Sleep Disorders Research Center, Henry Ford Hospital. "There is mounting tribute that untreated insomnia can forefront to significant Health effect, plus an increased stake of disgruntlement, size and cardiovascular anarchism. If SILENOR is approved by the FDA, it be supplied of the promise to provide clinicians and patients with a new treatment pull together for insomnia." Andrew Krystal, M.D., finger professor with tenure, Duke University School of Medicine and Director, Sleep Research Laboratory and Insomnia Program, Duke University, added, "Pharmacologically, dwindling dose doxepin, the cooperative item in SILENOR, is unique. It is rumination that SILENOR improve sleep by selectively blocking the wake-promoting neurotransmitter histamine, thereby decreasing the drive for wakefulness. This original appliance of action maximum authentic illustrate the significant growth in insomnia symptom that be observed in controlled clinical trials undersupplied adverse effects such as amnesia, obscure sleep behaviors or labour-intensive or psychological trust." About the SILENOR NDA and Background of the Development Program Somaxon submit the NDA for SILENOR under Section 505(b)(2) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, which allows the company to rely next to published literature reports or the FDA's findings of safety and efficacy for other formulations of doxepin hydrochloride that have in earlier period be approved by the FDA. The NDA was submitted in accordance with the FDA's Electronic Common Technical Document (eCTD) specifications.

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