 (i thought once you worked at a mill, it pretty much sucked. didn`t know there were degrees of suck when it comes to factory work.) and stuff. and je said something about gay marriage, and cheney thanked him with his kind words about his daughter. and some other stuff, but i don`t really have room here.
Actually, Bush called him Ted. At least that`s what we remember. But whatever name he did use, it sure-as-hell wasn`t Mr. Lehrer`s actual name. As to the upcoming Town Hall debate — I can`t say how happy I am that Bush will finally face a “Town Hall” where all the attendants didn`t begin by signing loyalty oaths to him!
Edwards attacked Bush on health care costs, poverty, unemployment, the budget deficit, and other topics, with little to no response from Cheney. He might as well have said, “yeah, you`ve got us there.” In reading a lot of analysis after the fact, I think that Cheney succeeded in re-energizing the base of the Republican party that was so listless from W�s stuttering debate last week. But Edwards connected with the independent voter much better, speaking directly to them in easy to understand language. I think we�ll see another point bump in the polls.
Stagger — yeah, totally.  If it really was equal, then what is the point of having it be separate?
Re: the “town hall debate”–just one more symptom of why the League of Women Voters stopped sponsoring the presidential debates, declaring that the new and improved rules made them unable and unwilling to participate in “perpetuating a fraud on the American People.” Oh, and even though I`m usually just a lurker, I`m going to presume (and channel my mother) and say, Tory, where have you been? Tell us when you are going to disappear like that so we don`t worry.
all i know is, the legal dissolution of a marriage is a divorce, which is technically a lawsuit. what is the legal dissolution of a civil union? a non civil union? i`ve always wondered that, ever since the phrase “civil union” came to be. what next, straight and gay water fountains? some things i will never understand.
I had to work during the 2nd debate, and watched it online last night. Bush called Kerry “Senator Kennedy”. I swear. I rewatched it like five times just to be sure. “You know what? Senator Kennedy is the most liberal member of the senate..” Senator Kennedy? Wha?
Comcast`s new On-Demand video service is awesome if for no other reason than I can watch any of the pres/veep debates whenever I want, as often as I want, for free. Oh yeah, the anime and Monty Python offerings are cool too. I haven`t checked out any of the for-pay shows yet because there`s so much good free stuff. Of course that will probably change once they get enough people hooked on the service.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R - the acronym is revealed?
How about Realism Mod?
Allying with factions.
Darker nights mod for static lighting mode?
Who killed Fang?
Isn't Yantar the most atmospheric location in the game?
Your favourite artifact combo.
Developer's Diary. October.
Wild Territory changes again.
Patch 1.1. Leaked alpha or beta.
Full list of worthy rewards from quest givers.
Stalker tv show?!
Play or wait?
Accuracy of weapons?
Philadelphia-based singer-songwriter, Matt Duke got started young, learning to play the piano at age seven and never looking back. Matt Duke has a unique sound, incorporating pop, folk, jazz, and rock into his repertoire, and because of this variation, he appeals to a broad audience. He first signed with Drexel University's student run label, MAD Dragon Records, and later released his debut album with Ryko, Kingdom Underground in 2008, garnering rave returns. Duke's new album, One Day Die, released in March 2011, has already been widely received by fans, and is sure to continue to be a success.
Matt also volunteers his time as a musician for WXPN's Musicians On Call program. He played the 2009 annual benefit concert - together with Rachael Yamagata and Andrew Lipke at World Cafe Live on January 21, 2009.
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Love You Anymore
Needle and Thread
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PhiladelphiaNelson Semedo completed his move from Barcelona to Wolverhampton Wanderers on September 23, but the right-back has looked back on his time in Catalonia with a little regret.
The 26-year-old was signed from Benfica in 2017 with the hope of becoming the successor to Dani Alves, however he regularly found himself battling with Sergi Roberto for a spot in the starting line-up.
“I think I could have played more, but at Barcelona the level is very high and all the players are very good,” Semedo said in an interview with DAZN.
“I didn’t reach the level I wanted.
“I had to adapt to a totally different game to the one I’m used to.
However, when looking back at his time in Barcelona as a whole, Semedo believes it was a positive experience overall.
“In Barcelona I enjoyed myself quite a lot, I made some good friendships that I’m going to take with me for the rest of my life,” Semedo noted.
“The balance of my time there is positive.
Some players have struggled to share a dressing room with Lionel Messi, but the Portugal international had only good things to say about the Argentine.
“I have him as a friend,” Semedo stated.
“He is a great player and a very good person.
Semedo joined Wolves for a fee of 40 million euros, of which Barcelona will receive 30 million euros now and 10 million euros in add-ons.The American Heart Association considers blood pressure numbers of less than 120/80 mm Hg to be within the normal range. A blood pressure reading above 140/90 mm Hg in pregnancy indicates high blood pressure, or hypertension. Numbers that suddenly rise beyond 180/120 signal that the body is experiencing a hypertensive crisis. Organ function becomes a major concern, along with risk of a heart attack or stroke.
Mom-to-be Katie Segall was getting used to having her blood pressure checked at each prenatal appointment. Her numbers always looked good and everything was going fine with her first pregnancy, until it wasn’t.
What Katie was experiencing is a pregnancy complication known as preeclampsia. Preeclampsia is characterized by persistent high blood pressure that develops during pregnancy or postpartum. Thankfully, Katie’s blood pressure stabilized and she was able to be discharged later in the day from Texas Health Dallas to begin bed rest and home monitoring. However, when her numbers began to rise again, the mom-to-be found herself back at the hospital’s high-risk pregnancy care unit. This time, she spent four days in the hospital before her blood pressure stabilized.
After returning home for only one night, Katie’s blood pressure continued to rise. She was once again advised by her doctor to head to Texas Health Dallas, where her numbers continued to skyrocket to 200/120.
Due to the serious nature of the situation, Katie’s regular doctor, Jane Nokleberg, M.D, an OB/GYN on the medical at Texas Health Dallas, was brought in to perform an emergency C-section. Elliot Segall was delivered at just under 30 weeks. He weighed in at a tiny 2 lbs., 14 oz.
When Katie was well enough to go home, she did so on blood pressure medication and without little Elliot. One day while visiting Elliott in the NICU, Katie began to not feel well. Upon taking her blood pressure, Katie learned it was 170/100 and she was promptly admitted to the hospital for a fourth time, for another five days.
“I got to know all the nurses and therapists on the medical staff who took such amazing care of my son and me. Chantal, who was there the day after delivery to help me when I was on magnesium. She also supported me as I learned how to pump. And Katrina, the occupational therapist, who helped Elliot learn to eat. I still have the signs the nurses made for our son. I have one of them framed in his room. It made me feel like he was real and celebrated. One day I had a total break down and our nurse Ashley picked me up and got me back on my feet. There were so many staff members who were special, and at the time, I could only mumble an insufficient thank you,” she adds.
Elliot graduated from the NICU and was moved into the hospital’s Special Care Nursery. In all, he would spend 55 days at Texas Health Dallas. Katie spent nearly every night there so she could maintain a good schedule of feeding him. She read to Elliot from his baby books and told him all about his family and the things they were going to do together once he was home.
– 2 Tim. 1:7 (MSG) –.
Paul said that for him, one precious memory triggered another. He clearly had the gift