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Audrey D. Oliver was called to Heaven on June 28, 2012. She was 83.

A lifelong resident of New Jersey, she was born in Weehawkin and lived in Sayreville for 40 years before moving to Columbus (Homestead) 16 years ago.

She was the only daughter of Gustav and Ethel Feuerbach. She was preceded in death by her brothers: Clifford, Oakley and Robert Feuerbach.

She was the beloved wife of the late George (Buster) Oliver to whom she was married for 53 years.

A loving and devoted mother, she is survived by four sons: Wayne (Judy) of Monroe, N.J., Keith (Fang) of Sunny Isles, Fla., Glenn (Sue) of Spotswood, N.J. and Scott (Donna) of Milford, Pa.; and one daughter, Donna Mouras of Eastampton, N.J.

She was the proud grandmother of nine: Tim, Kim, Jamie, Melissa, Matt, Kristin, Steven, John and Michelle and great-grandmother of Madison, Nathan and Damien.

Funeral Services will be held Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Perinchief Chapels, 438 High Street, Mount Holly where friends are invited to visit with the family from 3 to 7 p.m. Entombment will be on Monday at 11 a.m. at the Holy Cross Burial Park, 84 Cranbury Circle, East Brunswick, NJ 08816.

Contributions in her memory may be made to the American Heart association, 1 Union Street, Robbinsville, NJ 08691. Perinchief Chapels,

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Win Back Your Ex

Are you asking yourself what went wrong, where the road turned and you and your ex boyfriend or husband started traveling on separate roads? If you’ve found yourself on this page reading this article then your clearly searching for an answer to the question how do you win back your ex boyfriend.

I wish I had an answer that would calm your heart and tell you that it’s all going to be OK but that’s not my call to make. I can however try and help you look back over the past few months and try and find out where it all went wrong. Since just about all relationships are based on the same principals and emotions you can look back over your personal history with him and zero in on how, exactly, to win him back for good.

Let’s look at some of the most common reasons relationships fail…

There is an old saying that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, most relationships begin with a physical attraction, you wouldn’t have talked to or agreed to that first date if you were not physically attracted to them. Let’s look closer at this, has there been a physical change in the past 6 months that may have attributed to your breakup up? This could be anything from a new haircut or a change in your clothing style to something more obvious like an disfiguring accident or extreme weight loss / gain. Don’t forget that this could also be on his end, you don’t have to be at blame here and shouldn’t walk into this thinking the breakup was your fault. Find a picture of yourself that was taken closer to when you first started dating. Sit in a chair and stare at this photo for 10 minutes. Study it, look at your hair, clothing, posture, everything. After 10 minutes go to the mirror with the photo and look for the differences. There may be nothing there but you just might find a difference that you can use to win back your ex boyfriend.

How much do you have in common? Did you do a lot of things together then just suddenly stop or maybe one of you has changed as far as the things you enjoy doing. These are some of the things you have to consider if you stand a chance to win back your ex boyfriend. If you don’t like doing the same things anymore then maybe it’s time to find some new things that spark both your interests. You don’t have to have everything in common, I don’t know of a single couple that does but there should be a few things that you both like to do together.

Men have a tendency to compensate for the loss of a girlfriend by getting a new one as quickly as possible. This in turn makes the ex girlfriend (you) think that they should do the same and find a handsome guy to help make him jealous. This is a dangerous road and could destroy any hope of rekindling the flame. You see, seeing you with another guy may drive him closer to the woman he is with and that’s not what you want. Keep your cool and look for another way. Jealousy will get you no where fast.

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That's Right: First Post

Last week, while eating a bag of chips, I was surprised to find that it had a blog. I can't say it was a particularly good blog ("Current Mood: Maltodextrin ^_^"), but it made me realize that I'm way, way late for my personal trip to Blog Town. It's 2006, and here I am.

Hi, I'm Cabel. I'm the co-founder of Panic (a Mac software company), and my friend Steve has had a blog forever.

First blog step: secure a hot, hot "internet domain". With most of the obvious ones long since taken, and after rejecting the extremely tempting "cabelog.com", I thought I might as well be the sixth person in all time to register a ".name" domain. It seemed perfect and beautifully awkward — with a name like Cabel — to grab cabel.name. (And no, I did not consider www.cabel.tv. And yes, I have heard that before — like, only a million trillion times.)

Next blog step: the design. This was fun. Blogger is easy. I did some interface exercises. For example, I wanted to try to improve the way previous links are presented on blogs (do they have to be always visible?), and so I came up with a pop-up floater (click "Previous Entries" at the top). I hope it's an improvement. (Let me know.)

Final stop: photos. I plan to post pictures up in here, but I've never been totally happy with how to present full-size images on the web. Usually, at least on the Panic site, I simply have them pop open in a new browser window, but I really hate introducing a whole new window just for a zoomed-up view.

So what's my new idea? Well, for example, I write, "Hey, here are some amusing pics from Canada", and then you click:

Meanmo! How about that. Cool? Lame? Looks weird? Too slow? Let me know. (I'm still working out pre-loading issues, and don't be surprised if this idea works its way into Panic-y things.)

All that's left now is — oh goodness — writing about stuff.

Here's my topic prediction: interesting Panic happenings, the Mac (or, as I said when I was about three years old, "Compooters and Ewectwonics"), design (graphic, interface, real-world), games, snacks, etc. Basically, Cabel stuff. (I'll try to keep it away from the mundane personal observations, for example I only just discovered this weekend that cinnamon toast is just as delicious — if not more delicious — when you don't toast it. Yes: mind blowing.)

Anyhow, thanks for visiting, let me know if there's any stories you'd like me to tell or topics you'd like me to cover, and please e-mail me if I never post again. Awesome. See you in 2007!

"First post" goes in the comments.
Anonymous Dave 1/06/2006 11:52 AM
Dear God. Could you guys stop being so stylish? You're really making the rest of us look _very_ bad.

Super++ nifty points for the about button link.
Anonymous Gus Mueller 1/06/2006 2:06 PM
You're gonna tell the story about you getting in a fight with a bear, right? If that isn't a good blog topic, I don't know what is.
Blogger drunkenbatman 1/06/2006 2:43 PM
Damn neat. The next thing I expect to appear is an entire Panic app running in a blog post. I don't really put it past you either.
Anonymous Mat 1/06/2006 3:08 PM
So I guess I'll have to be the last Mac software developer with a blog...

Anonymous Craig Hockenberry 1/06/2006 3:11 PM
Lovely blog. Very Panic-y design. Looking forward to reading more!
Anonymous Peter 1/06/2006 3:45 PM
The expanded view for photos is amazing but a tad jumpy. It doesn't expand smoothly, if that makes any sense.

But I'm just picking nits.
Anonymous Etan 1/06/2006 3:47 PM
The image zoom works smoothly for me, and looks fantastic!
Anonymous Derek 1/06/2006 4:12 PM
Congrats on the new blog!

And serious, serious kudos on the design. I continue to bow to your talents.

Anonymous Nathan Henderson 1/06/2006 4:14 PM
Those picture effects are awesome. Good luck in your blogging. I've subscribed.
Anonymous Zac White 1/06/2006 5:26 PM
Any chance of sharing the javascript. :-)
Anonymous Anonymous 1/06/2006 5:49 PM
I wonder what would happen if you pre-loaded all the image steps into separate divs when the user clicks, then when the zoom actually starts, you can just show/hide them all.x
Blogger Tina 1/06/2006 7:32 PM
1. the design is great.
2. the javascript functions are spectacular
3. the design is classic.
Blogger Danny Cohen 1/06/2006 7:58 PM
What you aren't rocking the MovableType like StevenF?

Oh well that little spiffy thing you are doing with the images is... well spiffy ;)
Blogger Twist 1/06/2006 9:00 PM
Holy !%^! That blow-up image effect was sweet! You've certainly found some pretty neat things one can do with the web that haven't been exercised fully yet (such as with the Panic T-shirt store...drag and drop, baby).
Anonymous Chad 1/06/2006 9:51 PM
Cabel, this is fabulous. Wow. And I thought my PHP cobbling was cool. Please don't make me pay $18 to read it though! :'( (Kidding, kidding)

Final word – dang it Cabel, thanks for finally coming out in public to put us to shame. :-D
Blogger Joe 1/06/2006 9:52 PM
*Jumps on the "I ♥ the image zoom hotness" bandwagon.*
Blogger Wevah 1/07/2006 3:44 AM
I didn't even know you could do those things on the web?!
Blogger Dean 1/07/2006 6:30 AM
Image zoom is very nice ... love to have the code! Provide an easy RSS feed link, please! If I missed it somewhere I'm sorry.
Anonymous Cole 1/07/2006 6:32 AM
Welcome to the neighborhood! Very stylish pad!

The image-zoom thingy is lovely. I did run into a bug, though: On my first visit to the blog I first clicked the "ROFLCopter" link, and saw the funny ascii art and closed it; then when I clicked on the various Canadian-picture images, each one came up with the same copter image, though scaled to the size of the real picture.

On the permalink page with the Canada pictures, they worked fine. Then when I went back to the main page, everything worked fine, even if I reloaded the page and did the same steps over again. Go figure!

(TIger 10.4.4; Safari 2.0.3 (417.8))

Anyway. The blog design is lovely. I am very envious, esp. having been struggling with some much simpler CSS design at work. (Hey, have you seen Xyle Scope? It's a visual web page debugger. Astounding.)
Anonymous Jens Alfke 1/07/2006 12:51 PM
Dean: the normal 'on-the-web' rules don't apply to him. Cf. the Panic shopping cart. :o

You asked for comments on the previous entries box - when I switch from "recent" to "monthly" I get shunted to the bottom of the page. Looks like you need to return false from your onclick.

p.s. I like your soul patch.
Anonymous Nate 1/07/2006 3:56 PM
For those of you who are interested in the cool JavaScript effects, you can do these kinds of things (shopping cart dragging, image zooming, etc.) and more using the script.aculo.us Web 2.0 JavaScript library. Not sure if that's what's being used here, but it's pretty cool, so if you're interested check it out.
Blogger Jason 1/07/2006 5:21 PM
Cabel, just for once, for the rest of us morons, please do something untidy / ugly / ungainly.

You just ooze beauty. In your work.
And you're kinda cute too.
Anonymous pdr 1/07/2006 10:03 PM
excellent. i've been planning on doing
that zoom effect for some time now,
and now that one of the cool kids has
pioneered it, i won't get any flack on it.

Anonymous Anonymous 1/08/2006 12:02 AM
The image zoom thing is tres cool except it tends to show me the wrong image when I click a thumbnail. Firefox 1.0.7 on SuSE Linux 10.
Anonymous Mikkel 1/08/2006 1:20 PM
Image zoom is lovley but doesn't quite work with Opera (ver. 8.51, OSX 10.4.3) - I get the image enlarging to the middle of the page (i.e. down and out of sight over the coments) rather than enlarging in the visible area of the page as I do with Safari.

(though I'm prob the only person daft enough to look at it with Opera)
Anonymous Dan Cryan 1/08/2006 2:12 PM
For those of you saying you get the same image in the 'popup' - just wait. The new image is being loaded in, and for some reason the old image is still being show. This, by the way, is why it works the second time, because the image has been loaded and is now in your cache. That said, a background fallback image saying "loading" wouldn't hurt.

And also, naturally, I'll join in the choir and note that everything is awesome.
Anonymous Jesper 1/08/2006 2:58 PM
I think you need to add a Panic T-shirt that says something like "I stole this Javascript from Cabel"..
Anonymous Sambeau 1/08/2006 4:22 PM
Neat code trick but isn't it a bit of a kitch graphics overload?

I Don't want to be a party crasher, but as photo-viewing-in-the same-window-over-the-page goes, this guy seems to do it a lot nicer and simpler (though I would drop the image loading animation):

Anonymous edemay 1/08/2006 9:14 PM
Thanks for all the nice comments on the zooming. I'm still working out some kinks and making some improvements to the code, so stay tuned -- I'll keep everyone here posted as it evolves.

As for if it's kitsch -- yes, absolutely! :) It's a fun, interesting way to zoom images inline. There's certainly more than one way to do it, and of course you can make it plain, but it's more fun when it's useless and awesome. Useless and Awesome? Uselawsome! (Mac OS X Dashboard new widget ripple effect: uselawesome! Genie Effect: uselawesome! Hooray!)
Blogger Cabel 1/08/2006 9:49 PM
Beautiful! Funny though, your first post is in 2006 and your copyright is 2005!
Anonymous Michael 1/09/2006 3:09 PM
Lol: Uselawesome. True true. But it should not get in the way of more important design priorities of websites (like usability, interface, readabilty or simple coherance of it all). Uselawesome is one funny word though.
Anonymous edemay 1/09/2006 7:16 PM
Regarding the zoom function for pictures, to me it feels that loading/opening the image should go slower than closing/zooming back.

To me it gives a more natural feeling to the action.
Anonymous WJL 1/10/2006 12:14 PM
Oooo how fun!!
Anonymous Reed 1/10/2006 6:22 PM
Another nitpicky comment regarding your js image zoomy thingy. After you select an image, if you then rollover a different image while enlarged view is open, the enlarged image is swapped out with the image you just rolled over.

Anyhoo - good job.

Bye Bye
Anonymous Dan Dean 1/10/2006 10:50 PM
I reckon Awesless works better.

Love the blog btw.
Anonymous Ben 1/12/2006 4:55 AM
Those of you blown away by this image zooming business are going to wet your pants upon using local.google.com.

It is cool, though.
Blogger Pete 1/14/2006 6:51 PM
Very nice blog indeed. I have to say that I'm no big fan of the "previous entries" gadget - I keep expecting the buton to take me one step back (the arrow) and I don't see why you'd wan't to deviate from an effective and tested page system like the one google uses?

Like many before I too really enjoy your image previewer. Only the scaling and zooming may be a tad annoying. Perhaps a quicker, mac os style zooming would work better?
Anonymous AngryAnt 1/25/2006 5:52 AM
So where can I grab a feed?
Anonymous Anonymous 2/06/2006 11:37 AM
I love your sense of humor. I've worked my way back from the DS review, and I can confirm that your entries always have quite a high percentage of hilariousness.

The "like, only a million trillion times" quote made me release a guffaw. Oh, and I've been using Panic products for a while, thanks for that!
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Thursday, June 9, 2016

Here are the nineteen quilts we quilted for the Sun Vista ladies this year.
They put on a great show every year!
Thank you Sun Vista for trusting us to quilt for you!

Monday, July 28, 2014

Quilted Steering Wheel Cover

Ok here is a fun gift idea for you quilters out there! I made this fun steering wheel cover from some left over fabric. I saw a few on Pinterest and really liked the look. Plus if you live in the southern region as I do, well you need it. The steering wheel gets mighty hot here! And naturally it's cute! I get lots of envious looks. (Well not really, but I am sure someone would like to spirit away my fabulous cover!)

So here are the directions:

    1. Measure the circumference of your steering wheel. Mine was 49”
    2. Measure around girth (where you hold onto), mine was almost 4”
    3. For this steering wheel I cut my main fabric 6” x 50 ½” , I did have to piece, you could use up scraps like I did, or just piece your fabric together. For the lining I cut it slightly smaller, 4 ¼” x 49” and my batting about 4” x 49”.

    4. I laid them wrong sides together with the batting in the middle and sewed down the center to secure the layers. I only used one seam and I used my serpentine stitch on my Bernina #4 and lengthened it.
    I said "hello" to my lovely Mr. Bernina 175, and he said "Well its about time you got around to me today!"

    5. I ironed over ¼” on both long sides of the main fabric, then folded over about 3/8” to ½” and sew this down along the fold to make the casing for elastic.

     Here you can see the serpentine stitch.

    6. Stretch your ¼” elastic to the 49“ or the length of your steering wheel, cut 2. I pulled my elastic almost to the max and I added about 1”.
    7. Insert the elastic by using a Blodkin or old style - safety pin to both sides. Add a safety pin to the end so it will not pull all the way through, and sew down each end once you have pulled it though enough to stitch . I did stitch several times back and forth to secure.
    Let the fun begin. My least favorite thing...pulling the elastic through.
     Elastic stitched in place. Ugh, blurry picture, sorry.

    8. I laid the end together and folded one end inside the other so no raw edges were showing and I stitched them together. Like a French seam or flat folded seam. Or you can finish this however you want.
    Make sure you don't twist your cover at this time. I off set the ends by 3/4". That is the side I folded over and made the flat folded seam.

    9. Put this on your steering wheel and enjoy!

Alternative method would be to use polar fleece as the lining and batting, this should still help keep the steering wheel from burning your hand and help it not slip on the steering wheel as much. I will have to try one.

*Note I have tried this on several steering wheels and it seems to fit them all so far. Experiment with different widths of fabric. You may like to keep the steering wheel cover you have on your car and layer this one over it. That is what I did in the Saturn. Extra cushion and added layers for the heat. Someone suggested using the rubber liner you get for your shelves on the inside to keep your quilted cover from slipping on the wheel. You could just put one to three small square on the inside and stitch them down. Let us know what works for you! Happy Stitching.
P.S. Use these directions at your our risk! Hahaha.

Desert Lily Quilt Guild 2015 Opportunity Quilt

Here is the 2015 Opportunity quilt for the Desert Lily's Quilt Guilt. I finished quilting this and the ladies put the binding on.
Let me know if you would like tickets on this quilt. We draw in January. $1 each or 6 for $5 bucks! What a deal! All the proceeds go to children that are burn victim in the Yuma area. A subject near and dear to my heart as I was burned as a small child. Great cause folks.

Here is the beginning process of getting this hummer quilted. Man that is a lot of white to fill in! This bad boy was a monster size.

You can see I had to baste as I went down so I could turn the quilt once I got to the bottom. This helped me get the sides feathers uniform.

Here is a corner.

Now we are cooking. Done and picture time.

Here is the middle.

Here is a picture of the back. Whew! That's a lot of quilting!

Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Linda's Bear

This is the back of Linda's granddaughters quilt. It looks crazy scary from a distance.
Stan drew out bear paws on AutoCad and we made a panto from those drawings.
Here is a close up of the backing.
Here is what the front of Linda's quilt. The bear paws look great!

Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Ione's Redwork

Ione and her sister stitched all the redwork last winter while enjoying the wonderful weather in Yuma. Ione then finished the blocks and brought the quilt top to me for to quilt.

I used a snowflake pantograph in the block borders and I did different background fills in the redwork blocks.

Here is a picture of the wonderful hand work Ione and her sister did.

I must say, this is the only kind of snow I care to see anymore!

Sunday, January 19, 2014

Magic Binding from

I have been showing this technique to my customers for the past month or so. I cut my binding 1 3/8" for the main binding and 1 5/8" for the faux piping. I like to cut my bindings at 2 1/2" and once you sew these two together you get 2 1/2" binding. I just love the look of this binding, and if you are short your main binding fabric this helps stretch it so to speak.
Have fun with this all done by machine binding. No wonder they call it Magic!
Here is the link to see how 52 quilts dot com does theirs.

Saturday, January 18, 2014

Purple Takes the Cake (with a big slash of LIME)

Linda made this for her granddaughter who is graduating this year from high school. This quilt is a statement all into itself! The colors are so spectacular! I do believe the granddaughter will LOVE IT!

Here is the fun texture on the back of the quilt. I am not a big fan of solid backs, but in this case I really like the look of the quilting.

I knew this quilt for a young adult, so I quilted in some groovy designs.


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    * Diaper rash that doesnâ€™t resolve quickly or keeps recurring--(she has only had diaper rash a couple of times, but this last time she got it, it last for soo long and took forever just to heal, normally it heals very quick)

    * Constant hunger and/or thirst-- (DEFINITELY has this)

    â€¢ Irritability or fussiness that doesnâ€™t seem related to colic-- (she definitely definitely has this)
    â€¢ Sleeping more than usual----- (doesnâ€™t have this one, she wakes up A LOT)

    Answer by Anonymous at 3:19 PM on Nov. 3, 2009

  • â€¢ Slow/poor wound healing----- (she had two wounds that healed VERY slow took a couple of months, one of the back of her heal from her shoe digging in that scarred and one on her face that I thought was gonna scar but its gone, she doesnâ€™t bruise easy though, but when she crawls on the hard wood floors a lot she sometimes gets bruises on her knees but they heal quickly)
    â€¢ sudden weight lossâ€”(she hasnâ€™t lost weight but she stopped gaining weight at 9 months, shes been stuck at the same weight so they told me I had to stop breastfeeding and she is now being formula fed)

    Answer by Anonymous at 3:20 PM on Nov. 3, 2009

  • Mommy Mommy try to calm down. How old is your baby? What does your ped say, bloodwork urine tests? When my daughter was 10 years old she had a diabetic friend. Selftested in the school nurses's office as written in her school med script. If your baby has it, it's good to find it early instead of struggling and wating later. You might be able to get pediatric specialists opinions too.

    You've heard of the Jonas Brothers? Nick Jonas the youngest is a diabetic. Look at all he does.
    It is scary. When my youngest was 3 mos old I faced her having to be tested for cystic fibrosis. She didn't have it but the test and wait was horrific. Children have cancer and survive.

    What do the doctors tests say?

    Answer by lfl at 3:32 PM on Nov. 3, 2009

  • she is 11 months old. and i told the nurse about her extreme irritability and slow wound healing and she said oh thats not normal (which of course scared me ALOT) and I have an appt. I have to wait which is killing me...I thought it was Zinc deficiency as she has alot of those symptoms too which are the same as diabetes, but she has MORE of the diabetes symptoms..the reason I thought she was zinc deficient to start is because I am, I have a ton of the symptoms..and since I nurse if I dont have the vitamin she wont either

    Answer by Anonymous at 3:41 PM on Nov. 3, 2009

  • My son has extreme irritabity... he has some lactose intolerance issues, stooling issues, dietary issues mainly but got better once he was on ALL solids - formula days were just absolutely TERRIBLE - he cried/fussed all day long.. even after he was done with colic - I KNEW something was wrong with him and had him tested for everything and everything came back negative - turns out he's just a challenging child !!

    Answer by maxsmom11807 at 4:24 PM on Nov. 3, 2009

  • op its' almost nightime so it's almost Wed almost Thursday. Stop looking up symptoms. My second baby had similar things, I remember now too. The loose poo, crankiness nonstop ... she too was colicky and hers was from drinks through me - orange juice gave her horrible rashes. When I stopped drinking cow's milk to ease up her lactose intolerance she suddenly didn't poor for two weeks - it was torture!!!!!! For her rashes try kitchen cornstach and patting not wiping with Viva paper towels they;re pretty soft. I used tap water that was lukewarm while patting her.

    When your baby's rash finally clears put vaseline in her bottom cheeks crack and labia area - it'll keep the urine and poo from sticking to baby's skin and help stop rashes. I used to do that too in swimming pool to stop chlorine from causing rashes.

    Hope you and baby feel better. If you think of it drop a note to say what happened.

    Answer by lfl at 4:41 PM on Nov. 3, 2009

  • Girl, stop googling webMD. :) First off, you did everything you could for your little one. Remember, breastfeeding reduces the risk, not the whole thing. Second, a doctor will look at her symptoms. You cannot be a doctor by googling symptoms. I know that you're worried and upset, but it's probably nothing more than a fixable issue.

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getting ready to buy this house but its always a diffrent house,

but we always doing some type of work in it last night i dreamed we was cleaning up
this house a cleaning crew came in and cleaned after the worker where done
but the messed up part in the dream after they have cleaned and all my grandkids put cheeze it all on the floor cleaned up and all but the Q.why do i keep dreaming of us buying a house doing work in it but always a diffrent house i have been having these type of dreams all this wk
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    Calcium/Magnesuim/D - bone strenghth, migraine support, immune support
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  • B12 because my doctor recommended it when my blood test showed I had a B12 deficiency.

    Calcium and Magnesium (at bedtime).  Calcium for my bones and combined with magnesium it makes me drowsy.  I have sleep issues.

    Vitamin C during cold and flu season to boost my immune system.

    Answer by beeky at 7:38 AM on Nov. 16, 2009

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    Vitamin D for a deficiency
    Iron for anemia

    Answer by missanc at 8:53 AM on Nov. 16, 2009

  • I take a multi-vitamin - -- to help balance out what might be lacking in my diet

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New Delhi, July 7 (IANS) Former Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar, popularly known as ‘Rawalpindi Express’, says it is for his fans and filmmakers to decide whether a film based on his life should be made or not. But he wants Bollywood’s superstar Salman Khan to play his role “in the biopic, if that happens”.

From “Bhaag Milkha, Bhaag” to “Mary Kom” to “Sultan” and “Azhar”, biopics on sports stars seem to be the flavour of the season in Bollywood. And Shoaib Akhtar, who will be seen judging an upcoming comedy show “Indian Mazak League”, agrees with it.

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

What do we learn by teaching?

A string of recent events in my life have led me to ask what do we learn by teaching? There are a lot of general answers to this, and I'm sure there's a lot of study about it. First I'd like to share some anecdotal evidence of things I've learned by teaching.

The first thing I noticed when I started doing high performance driving instruction was how much I learned about how to be a better driver from teaching. One of the main things is the most obvious, and that is it simply reinforces those things you already know. You hear yourself telling your pupil what you want from them, and it helps solidify those things in your own mind. Their questions and struggles might be things you've questioned or struggled with yourself. Even if not, sometimes it's enlightening to see what others do struggle with and relate that to how you might have been struggling and not even realized it. But either way, this all relates to getting better yourself at the things you know how to teach.

Another thing we learn by teaching is what we don't know. Sometimes we can teach things we can't actually DO ourselves, but most of the time that's much more difficult. If you can't do it yourself then you find a need to learn it quickly, or at the very least recognize it's a skill you lack and lack the ability to teach and might want to learn before you take on another student. But teaching can be a good way to learn your own shortcomings. Well, it's good for the teacher, maybe not so much for the student!

Something else we learn by teaching are valuable attributes like patience. Coaching kids on sports teams is really a lot of teaching, and it's an environment where you are required to have a lot of patience. It's really not acceptable to do it if you can't have the patience to keep from getting angry or upset when the students don't get it as fast as you'd like...or worse, simply won't bother to learn it because practice is too close to bed time, they haven't had supper yet, or school was simply a complete drain on their cognitive ability for the day.

Okay, so those are some things you learn from teaching. Today I got some nice praise by being a good student, and that got me to thinking about why I might actually be a good student. Now, don't get me wrong, I did pretty well in school. I attribute that to a reasonable IQ along with a fear of getting in trouble for not doing what was expected of me (for the most part). But what about now? Is it just those things? Is there something more? Yes, I think there is something more. Something much more. There has to be something more, because I think I'm a much better student now than I ever was. I think that difference comes from my experience as, you guessed it, a teacher.

Having had a variety of experience now as a teacher (and no, I'm not claiming to be very good at being a teacher...far from it, but that's not the point here), I know the feeling you get when a student has an epiphany. I want my teachers to have that. But not necessarily because I just love my teachers or anything sappy (I mean I do, I do love you teachers!), but also because that epiphany feels good. It's a mutual thing. I know they are in it at least partly because they enjoy that feeling of seeing a student succeed, and I'm in it because I want to succeed, too. So while I'm only doing things I want to do and be good at, I also enjoy seeing my teacher have that sense of success that comes with me succeeding. It's really what we're both in it for, after all.

Okay, so this is no great revelation. But what I couldn't help but wonder is how do we get our kids to become teachers themselves at an EARLY age? How do we maybe give them some of that experience of being successful teachers so they'll better understand what their own teachers go through? I've got some ideas, but I'd love to hear yours. What I know is that my kids often learn things that I don't know and next time that happens instead of saying "show me" I'm going to try to demand that they "teach me." We talked at the dinner table tonight about the difference in showing someone something and teaching someone something, and we're doing to try to adhere to that. And when they struggle with the teaching part, we'll try to help them. Nobody just inherently knows how to teach. It's a skill. But it's a skill that can be built at an early age, that much I'm sure. Maybe not all the intricacies of being a great college professor, but enough basics that they can more effectively help their peers, siblings, and at times, the parents.

It's never too late to learn, and often teaching is learning.


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Monday, February 24, 2014

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Fiat Linea 2014: Expected to strengthen position of Fiat in Indian car market

Fiat Linea 2014: Expected to strengthen position of Fiat in Indian car market

The new Fiat Linea from Italian car maker Fiat Motors which was unveiled in the recently concluded Indian Auto Expo is soon going to be launched in Indian car market on March 4th, 2014. The new facelift will be launched in both petrol and diesel variants, however continuing with the same engine configuration. The petrol variant will be equipped with 1.2 litre T-Jet petrol engine churning the power of 112.4 bhp and torque of 207 Nm, while the diesel mill will be equipped with 1.3 litre Advanced Multi-Jet diesel engine developing the power of 91 bhp and torque of 209 Nm. It is speculated to deliver an average of 13 kmpl in city areas and 17 kmpl on highways. With the ability of accelerating top speed of 165 kmph, the sedan picks the speed from standstill to 100 kmph within the span of 12.6 seconds.
The major changes which have been offered in new Fiat Linea are offered in the exteriors and interiors of this sedan, making it miles ahead from its outgoing model. The exteriors this time have been offered with various remarkable features including longer bonnet followed by dual parabola head lamps, the front radiator is developed with silver garnished treatments with logo of company mounted on it. Apart from it the front fascia also receives fog lamps. The body colored rear view mirrors can be adjusted electrically, along with this the door handles at the exteriors are black in color and are garnished with chrome polish. Moving towards the rear portion it also receives the same treatment similar to front portion. The wide tail lamp integrates fog lamps, single chrome tipped exhaust pipe, compact antenna, compact trunk gate and few others.
Moving towards the interiors the piano black interior grabs the attention of everyone entering inside the cabin for first time. The steering wheel has been given leather finish followed on gear knob. Other features include additional tray and cup holder on rear arm rest, power windows, 12 V power socket. The high defined audio system is capable of playing CD’s and FM radio according to your requirement. Other features offered in interiors include interior roof light, rear roof light, night panel, collapsible rear sun curtains, sunglass holder, front seat back pockets and various others.
Apart from above mentioned features new Fiat Linea is also blessed with various safety measures mainly dual front airbags, ABS+EBD, fire prevention system, anti theft engine immobilizer, three safety headrests, programmable speed limit indicators for controlling over speed etc.

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Recommend me a horror movie (in Off-topic)

Brakke Bres [Ow man] April 16 2009 8:14 PM EDT

so I want to throw a movie night and I need a few good horrors/thrillers. and not just any old horror with just hack and slash, blood and gore. No, a real horror that has you spoked and after seeing it can't sleep at night.

Have any good suggestions?

TheCakeIsTheTruth April 16 2009 8:18 PM EDT

Dawn of the dead, probably seen it but it's one of my favs.

TheCakeIsTheTruth April 16 2009 8:24 PM EDT

Now I want to see the movie again, I meant the remake by the way. If you haven't seen it, I highly recommend it. I've seen it like 10 times and it never gets old.

Thak April 16 2009 8:29 PM EDT

House of 1000 Corpses
Pet Cemetery
Any of the Tales From The Crypt or Creepshows.

It's hard to fit what you are looking for since that is basicly what all horror movies are plus nothing but crap has been coming out lately.

Oh heck peruse this link if you cant find something there you cant find what you are looking for :P

QBRanger April 16 2009 8:31 PM EDT

Audition, a Korean or Japanese one. The next to last scene will keep you up for days.

Frailty, not a horror movie but a great thriller with a kick butt ending.

Quarantine, filmed like the Blair Witch Project but quite scary. Remake of Rec.

Saw, the first one. Not any sequel but the first has a great ending.
The Descent, an all female horror movie. Great plot, women stuck in caves fighting things.

The Ruins, quite disturbing.

Wolf Creek, you will never hear the term "head on a stick" the same again.

Pan's Labyrinth, an incredible display of filmography with an incredible story.

28 Days Later and its sequel 28 Weeks Later. Zombie films to the max.

The Hills Have Eyes, a disturbing view of what lies in the atomic bomb zones of the American desert. 2006 version.

1000 Corpses and Devil's Rejects. Rob Zombie produced. Very very violent but with a degenerate plot.

Invader Sye April 16 2009 8:31 PM EDT

The Eye
The Orphanage
Eye 10 (Comedy/Horror)

MissingNo April 16 2009 9:00 PM EDT

Event Horizon.

Lochnivar April 16 2009 9:11 PM EDT

man when I was younger the original 'Jaws' scared the daylights out of me....

[P]Mitt April 16 2009 9:34 PM EDT

Manos Hands of Fate.

I couldn't sleep at night after I saw this. Because I was far too rested sleeping through it!

Eurynome Bartleby [Bartleby's] April 16 2009 9:41 PM EDT

Seconded, thirded, and fourthed(!?)

Event Horizon. It creeped me out so bad.

Messbrutal April 16 2009 9:48 PM EDT

I have to give credit to Ranger for the movie Audition, an amazing movie.

But quite frankly anyone here still get frighten after watching an horror movie?

I miss this feeling.

Admiralkiller [Cult of the Valaraukar] April 16 2009 11:55 PM EDT

Well I like 28 days later...cuz zombies are wicked..but zombies that can run fast are better....28 weeks later is ok but not as good..Also The Shining is sick in more ways then 1...."Here's Johny!!!"

Demigod April 16 2009 11:58 PM EDT

The original Halloween movies are my favorite. Unlike modern horror movies, they still creep me out.

BadFish April 16 2009 11:59 PM EDT

Club Dread!

AdminShade April 17 2009 2:44 AM EDT

House of Wax
Dawn of the Dead
Shawn of the Dead
Land of the Dead
The Strangers (will really keep you awake)

might know more, need to think

Brakke Bres [Ow man] April 17 2009 4:50 AM EDT

Seen most of movies of the series "of the dead" including Shawn :)

Those were good movies. I'll keep an eye out for audition and event horizon.

Nice suggestions guys :) Thanks.

blackshadowshade April 17 2009 4:56 AM EDT

Go with some classic Hitchcock!

QBJohnnywas April 17 2009 5:03 AM EDT

Near Dark, a vampire movie from the late 80s, but as different to the Lost Boys as you can get.

If you've never seen it do so now.

AdminShade April 17 2009 5:07 AM EDT

28 days and weeks later both are very good movies, especially when you watch them after another. :)

Marlfox [Cult of the Valaraukar] April 17 2009 6:06 AM EDT

Event Horizon
Pan's Labyrinth (Not really a horror movie...)
The Blair Witch Project

Especially BWP. There's practically no violence/blood/gore in the entire movie, no sex either. And it's just... unnerving.

Marlfox [Cult of the Valaraukar] April 17 2009 6:06 AM EDT

Oh, and Nosferatu.

Thak April 17 2009 11:24 AM EDT

Just thought of another movie its called Henry. Messed up movie is all i can say :)

TheCakeIsTheTruth April 17 2009 12:23 PM EDT

Shawn of the Dead is a comedy, and imo wasn't that good. I also didn't think 28 weeks later was a good movie, neither did my brother.

Demigod April 17 2009 12:26 PM EDT

Eversoris, take it back. Shawn of the Dead is a comedy, but it's a brilliant comedy!

TheCakeIsTheTruth April 17 2009 12:28 PM EDT

Sorry, but I can't. I don't find british comedy funny. I only watched it once when it came out, I may give it another shot one day.

QBRanger April 17 2009 12:44 PM EDT

I thought Shawn was overrated, both as a horror movie and a comedy.

AdminShade April 17 2009 12:46 PM EDT

Shawn was nice, if you've seen Hot Fuzz also ;)

Django April 17 2009 12:57 PM EDT

I know it's a little late since you posted this last night lol but I'll throw another in there anyway. High Tension. May not keep you up at night after watching it, but it's great =)

QBOddBird April 17 2009 1:35 PM EDT

Let The Right One In

Ernest-Scribbler April 17 2009 2:44 PM EDT

High school musical, just the trailers have terrified me.

Marlfox [Cult of the Valaraukar] April 17 2009 2:47 PM EDT

^^ I second that. ;P

Messbrutal April 17 2009 3:00 PM EDT

Let The Right One In

Is a great movie but it's more a sentimental drama with a pinch of horror on the side.

The hitcher is a great thriller imho.

Adminedyit [Superheros] April 17 2009 3:51 PM EDT

these scared me when my wife rented them, Sisterhood of the travelling pants, 27 dresses, maid of honor...

AdminShade April 17 2009 3:51 PM EDT

The descent?
Alone in the dark?

QBOddBird April 17 2009 3:53 PM EDT

heh, "Funny Games"

more just interesting to watch than really horror

Phrede April 17 2009 4:24 PM EDT

I am sure Saw series has been mentioned - but a good Brit horror/blood fest is Eden Lake

Phrede April 17 2009 4:31 PM EDT

I have just read the other ones - there are loads more - I have to say I love horrors. Try the original Japanese Ring series. Anything by Clive Barker is good. No-one mentioned Erasorhead - that to me is so good (and horrific).

I need a fix on what horror really means

Eurynome Bartleby [Bartleby's] April 17 2009 4:33 PM EDT

Battle Royale is no horror movie, but it disturbed my sleep anyway.

Messbrutal April 17 2009 4:38 PM EDT

Eraserhead is from David Lynch if I remember right.

Or perhaps your referring to another movie.

Phrede April 17 2009 4:40 PM EDT

Just rtead properly Henks initial question.

The Haunting - no not the remake with that stupid welsh cow - the original.

I have to say Exorcist, or Omen - both made me feel weird. Forget Pan's Labia or whatever its called. The next one - the Orphanage - was real creepy. I think Del Toro was involved - but not totally.

j'bob April 17 2009 6:09 PM EDT

+ a few for the Exorcist. (the new material isn't necessary but there was a few scenes that are creepy!)

Mr. Frost (1990). I remember it creeped me out a bit, but haven't seen it in a while. Maybe not best for your movie night, but definitely a worth watching movie.

AdminTal Destra [C and S Forgery Lmtd.] April 17 2009 6:12 PM EDT

j'bob April 17 2009 6:15 PM EDT

That's what I was trying to remember...
the Hellraiser movies... or at least the first one.

BigMac April 18 2009 12:25 AM EDT

if ya wanna see a freaky movie watch Vacancy (its about this couple who rent a hotel room and they find a bunch of murder/rape tapes done by the killer.) you gotta watch it... its freaky!

QBsutekh137 April 18 2009 1:01 AM EDT

Hellraiser and Event Horizon. Good choices, seconded, thirded, etc.

Brakke Bres [Ow man] April 18 2009 9:42 AM EDT

Nice suggestions all over :)

I'll try and rent a few of them and have a horror night thanks guys.

AdminShade April 18 2009 9:44 AM EDT

Let me know which ones you picked. ;)

Zenai [Ministry of Pain] April 18 2009 11:56 AM EDT

I know this is prolly way late but here's my two cents :D

The Last Man on Earth - I would say one of the scariest Silver Screen Thinker Horror Flicks ever made.

Motel Hell- Bit of an Oldschool flick but the idea is scary, no small towns for me unless I have a loaded Machinegun ready and waiting and No Jerky!

Strangeland - While not much of a horror movie to me it still creeped me out....a lot!

Rose Red - One of the Best Thinker Horror Flicks that Stephen King made imho Besides "The Shinning" and "It" of course. The idea is very similar to the Amityville Horror(another great Horror Flick)

Ravenous - As of Late one of the Scariest Thinker Horror movies Ive seen. Imagine if everyone you knew could have intelligent convo with manners with you one minute and be chewing on your arm the next.....

The Skeleton Key - Another Thinker Flick, the idea has been done many times but I think the idea is still relevant for a horror Flick and very scary if it were true.....or is it more than just a movie >:D
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Saturday, December 22, 2012

If all else fails, tuna!

Scout was always very smart. She grew up on the streets for the first few months of her life until she found two suckers to take her in. Then she has been living in the lap of luxury ever since.

She was always smarter than Shawn who, bless her heart, was dumb as a rock. But Scout is tricky. She knows how to open the folding closet doors. She has figured out how to open the bathroom cabinet doors. She knows if an outside door is ajar, she can sneak out and get loose. I wish she would figure out how to turn on the vacuum and clean the house but she is too smart for that.

She also always seems to know when it's her time to go to the vet. One, because we put the cat carrier in the house. She has learned that means she is probably going on a trip and not a nice one. Even if she doesn't see the carrier, she suspects something is afoot.

A few weeks ago, I had to take her to the vet. I hid the carrier so she wouldn't catch on. Her appointment was around 10 a.m. so I sort of pretended that I was relaxing. We hadn't fed her since she needed blood work so I think that was her first clue. Anyhow, here I am pretending to do nothing but the minute I got to get dressed, she knew.

I got ready and when I went to find her, she was under the king sized bed. I mention king size because there is an exact spot under the bed she cannot be reached. She knows this spot. So there she was under the bed. I had 5 minutes to get her out. I didn't know what to do. I tried reaching but she too too far in. I tried to push her out with a hanger but no luck. I tried tempting her with cat food to no avail. Then I brought out the secret weapon: tuna.

Scout has never been a big eater. She is also a picky eater. But there is nothing she likes more than tuna. So I grabbed a can and put some on a dish then lured her out from under the bed, snatched her up, stuck her in the carrier and took her to the vet to be poked and prodded and stuck with a needle. But hey it worked. And in my defense, she got tuna when she got home.

So on Thursday, I had to take her to the vet once again for her rabies shot. The appointment was at 4 p.m. this time. I am doing my thing and she was curled up in the bed on my Obama/Biden 2012 sweatshirt. She loves that sweatshirt. In her defense, it is so soft and warm but now I every time I go to wear it, she is sleeping on it. GRRR

Anyway, she had been there all day until around 3:15 p.m. when she decided to come out to the living room. That made me worried because I still had at least 30 minutes before I would have to leave.

I had to be careful because she saw the carrier. But she came to the sofa where I was sitting and jumped up next to me. I thought if I don't move then I can grab her easily and stick her in the carrier. Wrong.

The minute I moved, she knew because she jumped down ran to the hallway and looked back at me with a look that said: I am onto you. Rats!! I tried to pretend I was going to the back room for no reason but she was under the bed in 2 seconds.

I knew I had no time so I got the tuna out and tried to lure her out. Of course, she is not that stupid for tuna. She didn't budge. So I had to get creative. I put the tuna right outside from under the bed and then quietly hopped on the bed and waited.

I saw the bed skirt move right near the tuna but she did stick her head totally out. I saw the bed skirt move again but still no Scout. Time was ticking down.

It moved one more time and then nothing. I thought I was finished and I would have to call the vet and cancel. But I stayed on the bed, not moving and barely breathing when I see the bed skirt move again but at another location. I see her stick out her head and look around and then she goes back under.

But then I see the bed skirt move again and she slinks out and get closer to the tuna. I pounced on her and snatched her up. She was screaming to beat jesus because she knew I had outsmarted her. I put her in the carrier and drove like a demon the the vet. I was almost late.

I am not sure she will fall for the tuna trick again because she usually learns from her mistakes. But then again, she just might because Scout loves her tuna.

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History of Hair Loss Treatments

In 1939 - Dr. Okuda, a Japanese dermatologist, published a revolutionary method of hair transplantation in a Japanese medical journal.  This method was very similar to the way it is done today, but it did not make an impact in that era due to interruption by World War II.  This method involves using hair transplant grafts to correct lost hair from the scalp, eyebrows, and moustache areas.

In 1959 - the first hair transplant surgery was performed by Norman Orentreich in New York City.  Dr. Orentreich had published his work only to have the first few submissions describing his technique rejected. The term “donor dominance” was coined by Dr. Orentreich to explain the basic principle of hair transplantation – that when bald resistant hairs were relocated, those hairs continued to display the same characteristics of the hair in the donor site. The downside of this technique was that it created an unnatural “corn row or doll’s hair” look.

“Donor Dominance” became the principle establishing the fact that hair could be transplanted from the bald resistant donor areas to the balding area, and it would continue to grow for a life time.  From this - the foundation for modern hair transplantation was solidly laid.

Over several decades, many superstitions, old wives tales, and guess work has gradually been replaced by solid science and millions of living testimonials by people that have had successful hair transplantation surgeries.
During the 60’s and 70’s - hair transplantation grew in popularity.  However, the standard of care still involved using larger grafts that were removed by round punches, and often contained many hairs.  This still produced the corn row or doll’s hair appearance and the patient had to complete all sessions and was limited in the way they could style their hair. It was not uncommon for a patient to run out of donor hair before completing this process.

In the 80’s - hair restoration surgery evolved dramatically with the use of more refined techniques that produced much better results. The large punch grafts method was replaced with mini and micrografts in combination and also eliminated the punch method of extraction. The new technique involved a strip of bald resistant hair, surgically removed from the back of the head and then trimmed into mini and micrografts with typically 4-8 hairs per graft.  This created fullness and density while the use of one, two, and three hair micrografts were used to create a refined and feathered hairline in the front.  This combo procedure required several hundred grafts per session instead of the fifty to one hundred grafts used with the old punch method.

THE GOLD STANDARD EMERGES – Follicular Unit Hair Transplantation
It mimics the way hair grows naturally
The 90’s ushered in the very refined surgical procedure called “follicular unit hair transplantation” or FUT.  This technique is labor intensive and requires meticulous attention to detail.  Hairs are transplanted in their naturally occurring grouping – of one, two, three, and four hairs called follicular units.  Dr. Robert Bernstein created this concept and then described it in the 1995 Bernstein and Rassman publication titled: Follicular Transplantation.  The binocular microscope, invented by Dr. Bobby Limmer of San Antonio, Texas, was critical to the success of this transplant method.

In the 1980’s - Dr. Rassman and his team discovered that using a microscope enabled them to examine the donor tissue and successfully isolate and trim the naturally occurring follicular units into individual grafts. After sharing his findings and techniques with his colleagues, Dr. Rassman, jointly with Drs. Bernstein and Seager, became a successful advocate for this procedure. Over time the procedure became widely accepted and is today’s “Gold Standard” for surgical hair restoration.

In the 1990’s - use of the laser came and went quickly. The laser was used to make the holes into which the graft was placed and was touted as being the “high-tech” method of the era.  It worked but not well.  The laser also damaged the skin, caused scarring, and resulted in poor hair regrowth.  After Bernstein challenged this method, in a paper he authored in 1996, this method was soon abandoned.

Another method used in the 90’s called “scalp reductions,” involved rotating a strip of skin from the side of the head to the balding, frontal hairline, after cutting out the bald area.  This was short-lived as it too created scarring and unnatural hair growth.

FUT – Follicular Unit Transplantation Proves to be the Method of Choice

With the fame and success of the FUT method of hair restoration, many thought there could be no more worthwhile advances in hair restoration.  However, persistence and science have never quit in the search for more advanced and refined methods and technologies.  Such is the case with hair transplantation.  Today, some leading hair restoration surgeons – including all members of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians – perform an ultra refined follicular unit hair transplant procedure, using very tiny incisions, that enables them to safely “dense pack” tiny grafts when it is appropriate to do so. This produces cosmetic density, in a given area, after only one surgical session.


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