Carol Dianne Tyson, 70, of Middleburg, FL passed away Saturday, May 19, 2018. Mrs. Tyson was born in Charleston, South Carolina and moved to the area in 1999 after three years in Jacksonville. Carol was a homemaker and was a loving wife and mother. She was a devoted Navy wife during her husband's 24 year Navy career. She was an expert seamstress, making her children's clothing, blankets and even prom dresses. Mrs. Tyson enjoyed her time as a Sunday School teacher to children. She was always the life of the party and you knew when she walked in a room. Carol loved all of her animals over the years – birds, cats and dogs.
Mrs. Tyson is survived by her loving husband of 52 years, Larry Tyson, Jr.; one daughter, Stephanie Tyson; one son, Phoenix Tyson; two sisters, Deborah Michael and Sonja Walton; one brother, George Tindall; two grandsons, Arik Bonnett and Chance Bonnett; two brothers-in-law, Greg and Floyd; four nieces, Susan, Jennifer, Victoria, and Amber; two nephews, Floyd and Christopher; and many more family and friends.
A celebration of her life will be held 11:00am Friday, May 25, 2018 in the chapel of Russell Haven of Rest with Rev. Johnny Thomas officiating. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made in her memory to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, https://www.stjude.org/donate/donate-to-st-jude.html?cID=14262&pID=24671&sc_icid=wtg-lz-donatenow.
Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. -Sir James Barrie.


When straining a shaken drink, a Hawthorn strainer tends to be used, but when straining a stirred drink it is traditional to use a Julep strainer. Both designs of strainer allow the liquid to be poured from the shaker/mixing glass while retaining the spent ice.
Hawthorn strainers have a spring which runs around their circumference to help catch particles of ice and fruit created by the violent act of shaking. They also often have 'lugs' which rest on the rim of the shaker to hold the strainer in position when being used. Most designs of Hawthorn strainer incorporate a ridge or finger rest, which when pushed serves to secure the sprung-loaded gap between the strainer and the side of the shaker, so allowing finer particles to be caught.
Julep strainers are best described as being perforated metal spoons which fit inside the mixing glass. They are said to take their name from Kentucky gentleman who would historically hold them over a Mint Julep to keep the ice and mint from their moustaches. Julep strainers are not as efficient at catching small fragments of ice as Hawthorn strainers but are more pleasing to use in conjunction with a mixing glass.
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Herman Cain's Meltdown Continues: The Case for Republican Panic
The GOP's 2012 field is dominated thus far by frivolous flops. Matt Latimer on the sorry state of affairs—and why it's not too late for a newcomer. Plus, Peter Beinart on why conservatives should root for Romney.
Matt Latimer
Chris Carlson / AP Photo
One GOP frontrunner is accused of several instances of sexual harassment; the other has managed to make his candidacy as exciting as coffin shopping. A third leading candidate spent this week trying to convince people he wasn't drunk during a speech in New Hampshire. Not a single one of them—not Herman Cain nor Mitt Romney nor Rick Perry—bests a badly weakened Barack Obama in the latest polls. And yet our betters in the GOP establishment—the same crew who brought us Bob Dole, John McCain, and the PR strategy for the Iraq War—inform us that Republican primary voters are happier with their choices than ever.
The view may look bright at the top GOP echelon, but that does not appear to be the attitude of the rank and file. If anything, there is deep unease among activist conservatives—the sort who trudge to the polls in the bitter winters of Iowa and New Hampshire—about the state of the race. At several recent functions in Washington, attendees expressed great enthusiasm for unseating Obama, but hardly anyone was thrilled with their likely standard bearers.
Is it time for the GOP to start panicking yet?
Cain's tortured and contradictory response to sexual-harassment allegations was made even worse by the reckless, not-ready-for-prime-time effort at deflection. Rick Perry was behind this! No, it was Rahm Emanuel! No, it was a massive media conspiracy! No, it was Professor Plum with the lead pipe in the billiards room. That Cain remains floating atop the GOP field is less a tribute to his staying power than a cruel indictment of the remaining field of frivolous flops. When you cannot lure voters away from a man who is accused of several counts of disreputable behavior and who seems to lack an understanding of many basic issues, from the Israeli-Palestinian crisis to his own tax plan, you've got yourself a problem.
As for Romney, he has finally started to outline some specifics to his proposals, most notably courageous plans to reform Medicare and Social Security. But even this effort posed an interesting problem for him. If another candidate had talked freely about raising the retirement age for Medicare and Social Security and turning Medicaid into block grants, there might have been a larger outcry. With Romney, there really wasn't. Even the media seem to have decided that nothing the risk-averse, milquetoast Romney says really has anything to do with his presidency. All his ideas feel like consultant-fed pablum free to be ignored the minute the polls turn. When 72 percent of Romney's own voters say they could easily change their vote to someone else, you've got a problem.
Which means the GOP nominating process may yet take some surprising turns. Overall, about half of Republicans surveyed in a recent Washington Post–ABC News poll said they may yet change their allegiance in the race. That feels about right. In fact, the number may even grow higher as voters continue to shop for the least unacceptable of the lot.
Of the main contenders, only Perry and Newt Gingrich have demonstrated any signs of resurgence. Since the GOP debates commenced, Gingrich has steadily crept back into double digits in most polls, based on something surprising: ideas. He has little money, he has few ground troops, he has unleashed no attack ads, but he has answered questions clearly, forthrightly, and knowledgeably. And it is not inconceivable that others—even a Bachmann or a Santorum or a Huntsman—may finally find their day in the sun.
This year feels very different, as if anything could happen. Who knows: if an establishment favorite like Romney falters early, it is always possible that an entirely new candidate might yet decide to jump into the contest. Hoover, FDR, Kennedy, Nixon, and LBJ each won presidential primaries as write-in candidates. If things continue to be so unsettled, it's not impossible that someone may decide to repeat that feat in 2012. Just don't anybody give that idea to Donald Trump.

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After months of drama that included claims the selection process was tainted, the Honolulu Police Commission chose a successor to indicted former HPD Chief Louis Kealoha—Maj. Susan Ballard, who has served 32 years in the department.
Ballard has said she was sidelined for her criticism of former Chief Kealoha and his wife, deputy prosecutor Katherine Kealoha, and four other officers, who were indicted last week as a result of a federal investigation into an alleged criminal conspiracy to frame a Kealoha family member. Her account has been supported by other HPD officers, who were relegated to slow-track positions and not promoted.
Ballard was selected from seven finalists.
The decision came at a fraught time for the Police Commission as well as the HPD. Commissioner Luella Costales resigned in late September, pointing at the lack of diversity among the consultant search selection panel members, four white males from the Mainland, all in law enforcement. Commission head Max Sword was forced to recuse himself after it was discovered he had not mentioned that his wife was a cousin of one of the finalists.
The future of the commission is also in flux, Sheehan says. "We will step back and watch the chief lead; however, speaking for myself, the indictments of last week really spoke volumes about how the police commission is doing business—and about how we need to change. The police commission has to do some internal reflection on how we can better serve the community. We are not there as window dressing, we are not there as a fan club.
"That means, lifting up the hood and looking underneath," she added.
Highlights: HPD division head of Central Receiving (2012–present); District 4, Windward O'ahu; District 5, Kalihi; Training division; Finance division.


Check out the some personal photos of Julius Agwu and his mother rejoicing at his mega comedy and music show 'Life as I see it', which was held on Sunday, February 7, 2016, at Eko Hotel & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
Julius Agwu Shares Photo with His Mom who came to Lagos to Confirm if He's Really Alive After Surviving Brain Surgery!
Miraculous! Ace Comedian Julius Agwu Reveals How he Survived Brain Surgery in the US after Discovery of Two Lumps in His Brain!
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Tariq Kabbage est un homme politique marocain, né en 1948 à Agadir. Il a été maire de la ville d'Agadir entre 2009 et 2015, pour le compte de l'Union socialiste des forces populaires (USFP).

Biographie

Origines et études
Tariq Kabbage est né d'un père marocain et d'une mère française, infirmière de profession. Il effectue ses études à Agadir avant de s'envoler à Toulouse, d'où il revient avec un diplôme en chimie.

Il donne des cours à l'Université Mohammed V de Rabat jusqu'en 1984, l'année ou son père meurt.

Parcours d'homme d'affaires
Il hérite de son père Abbès Kabbage des fermes d'Ouled Teima (Houara) à 44 km d'Agadir, il les développe pour en faire un des grands patrimoines du sud du Maroc. Dans la province de Taroudant, il acquiert une grande ferme à Sebt el-Guerdane. Le laboratoire est dédié à la création de nouvelles variétés d'agrumes et de jeunes plants. Il détient l'exclusivité dans la variété de clémentines « guerdane ». Le Groupe Kabbage qui comprend également les domaines Abbès Kabbage (DAK)  hectares mais aussi Kabbage Souss, Kabbage Massa et station d'emballage et de conditionnement, exporte 30 % de sa production d'agrumes. Il gère aussi avec son frère Khalid Chems une société de promotion immobilière, notamment à Dakhla avec une ferme de 30 ha, et exploite dans le Gharb des terrains agricoles de 1000 ha de la Sodea-Sogeta. Il a investi au Brésil dans l'agriculture au côté de Aziz Akhennouch.

Parcours politique
Il fait ses débuts en politique en tant que membre du premier bureau de la jeunesse ufpéiste en 1975.

Il est élu au conseil lors des élections communales de 2009, puis le , il est porté à la mairie de la ville d'Agadir pour un mandat de six ans. Il démissionne de ce poste au mois d' pour des raisons qu'il développe dans un courrier publié notamment sur son blog mais à la suite d'une réunion avec des membres du bureau national de l'USFP, il a mis en suspens sa décision à condition que son parti le soutienne.

Notes et références

Élève du lycée Lyautey de Casablanca
Naissance à Agadir
Naissance en 1948
Homme d'affaires marocain
Président de conseil communal au Maroc
Personnalité de l'Union socialiste des forces populaires

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In summer, finely chopped eggplant is fried in a little oil and mixed with miso as filling. In winter, pickled leafy vegetables are fried with chopped daikon and mixed with a green onion and miso paste. Traditionally, oyaki were cooked in the irori (fireplace) ashes after being partially dried on a board in the corner of the irori. Wood from broadleaf deciduous trees such as konara (a type of oak) were used as firewood.
julienne daikon and carrots on a mandoline. Cut Chinese cabbage to 5mm length and chop green onion finely.
blanch daikon and Chinese cabbage and squeeze to wring out excess water. Mix with oil, miso, and seasoning.
roll out dough (2.) and wrap filling (4.).
place oyaki in a pan and cook both sides on high heat. Cover and cook a further 20 minutes on low heat.


and is accompanied in the children's hospice Regenbogenland. We got to know him and his surroundings when we gave him a beanbag as a positioning aid for his numerous therapies at home. During an on-site visit, we got to know Ralf's everyday life and his home better. The foster parents have rebuilt the house and provide incredible help for him. You can feel the great love of the parents and it is nice to see how they catch Ralf again and again. Logistical problems now arose in the home: The new wheelchair did not fit through the door anymore, a ramp was missing. The family built the ramp and a matching door from their own resources.
Now wheelchair-resistant panels are needed for the floor as the existing floor gradually breaks under the load. Also in the guest toilet, the door was adapted for Ralf. With the support of the Toni Kroos Foundation, the guest toilet has now been rebuilt in order for Ralf to reach the small bathroom with the larger wheelchair. In addition, the living room floor was newly tiled. We thank Ralf's foster family for their tireless efforts and hope that our commitment will make everyday's life easier for him and his family.
Thanks to DigiComm and their managing director Carl von Campe for the generous support of the financing of the reconstruction.


For a lot of us, a well-ridden sportive can be the highlight of the cycling calendar. Whether you're taking on your first ever event, just doing it for fun, or you're a seasoned veteran looking to set a new personal best.
Getting the best out of yourself for any event can require a substantial amount of time and dedication, particularly if you plan to take on a new farthest distance. But whether you've managed to stick to a rigid training plan or you've done next to nothing in the build up, getting the final week preparation spot on can get you through a tough course without hitting the wall at least.
Here you can find all the essential advice from our in-house experts on how to make sure you're ready for your sportive; from what and when to eat, to getting your kit right for the day.
You can search through all of our training and nutrition advice by visiting the Cycling Weekly fitness page.


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wget https://storage.googleapis.com/kubernetes-release/release/v1.3.0/bin/darwin/amd64/kubectl
chmod +x kubectl
sudo mv kubectl /usr/local/bin
```

### Linux

```
wget https://storage.googleapis.com/kubernetes-release/release/v1.3.0/bin/linux/amd64/kubectl
chmod +x kubectl
sudo mv kubectl /usr/local/bin
```

## Configure Kubectl

In this section you will configure the kubectl client to point to the [Kubernetes API Server Frontend Load Balancer](04-kubernetes-controller.md#setup-kubernetes-api-server-frontend-load-balancer).

```
export KUBERNETES_PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS=$(gcloud compute addresses describe kubernetes \
  --format 'value(address)')
```

Recall the token we setup for the admin user:

```
# /var/run/kubernetes/token.csv on the controller nodes
chAng3m3,admin,admin
```

Also be sure to locate the CA certificate [created earlier](02-certificate-authority.md). Since we are using self-signed TLS certs we need to trust the CA certificate so we can verify the remote API Servers.

### Build up the kubeconfig entry

The following commands will build up the default kubeconfig file used by kubectl.

```
kubectl config set-cluster kubernetes-the-hard-way \
  --certificate-authority=ca.pem \
  --embed-certs=true \
  --server=https://${KUBERNETES_PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS}:6443
```

```
kubectl config set-credentials admin --token chAng3m3
```

```
kubectl config set-context default-context \
  --cluster=kubernetes-the-hard-way \
  --user=admin
```

```
kubectl config use-context default-context
```

At this point you should be able to connect securly to the remote API server:

```
kubectl get componentstatuses
```
```
NAME                 STATUS    MESSAGE              ERROR
controller-manager   Healthy   ok
scheduler            Healthy   ok
etcd-2               Healthy   {"health": "true"}
etcd-0               Healthy   {"health": "true"}
etcd-1               Healthy   {"health": "true"}
```

```
kubectl get nodes
```
```
NAME      STATUS    AGE
worker0   Ready     7m
worker1   Ready     5m
worker2   Ready     2m
```

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Q: How to search for files in all directories c#? I'm trying to find write a recursive method to find a file in given directory. I'm actually a beginner in programming and C#, this my first time writing a recursive method. The method will go through each file and all sub directories to find the file.
This is what I wrote:
  static string GetPath(string currentDirectory)
    {
        string requiredPath = "";

        string[] files = Directory.GetFiles(currentDirectory);
        string[] dirs = Directory.GetDirectories(currentDirectory);

        foreach (string aPath in files)
        {
            if (aPath.Contains("A.txt"))
            {
                requiredPath = aPath;
            }
        }

        foreach (string dir in dirs)
        {
            requiredPath = GetPath(dir);
        }

        return requiredPath;
    }

Now the problem is when I pass currentDirectory as C:\users\{Enviroment.UserName}\OneDrive\Desktop\TestFolder, which contains a few more test folders, it works. But when I try to run it in a folder that I want to find the file in, it doesn't return anything. Path to that folder is C:\users\{Enviroment.UserName}\OneDrive\Data\SomeFolder that folder has some subdirectories and files and also the file A.txt
I even tried:
 foreach (string aPath in files)
        {
            if (aPath.Contains("A.txt"))
            {
                requiredPath = aPath;
            }
        }

but it doesn't work. Am I doing something wrong? I don't understand why it works in the test folders and why it doesn't work When I'm trying to run it in a real folder.
Again, I'm just a beginner teenage learning programming, this is my first time writing recursive methods so yeah. This is also my first question in this community.

A: Okay I found the solution to this, I just had to put an if command when I was recursing it.
        foreach (string dir in dirs)
        {
            requiredPath = GetPath(dir);
            if (requiredPath.Contains("PasswordGenerator.py"))
                return requiredPath;
        }

It wasn't checking that if the file is in requiredPath it just kept on searching.
Well I showed my father my method and he made another simpler one for me.
 static string GetFilePath(string folderToSearch, string fileName)
    {
        if (Directory.GetFiles(folderToSearch).Any(x => x.Contains(fileName)))
            return folderToSearch;
        var folders = Directory.GetDirectories(folderToSearch);
        foreach(var folder in folders)
        {
            var filePath = GetFilePath(folder, fileName);
            if (filePath != null)
                return filePath;
        }
        return null;
    }

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Nobody likes being treated like a robot or a number in a ticket system. We all like a more personalized customer service, especially when we are buying something important. So how do you reconcile this with the need to keep things organized while managing a project and a team at the same time?
Justin Meadows answers this question plus a few easy tips you can use to improve the quality of service you give your clients.
That's what we are going to discuss in today's episode of Hassle-Free Websites.
00:42 – Why use a support desk?
Managing a project can be a nightmare. Emails can get lost, giving updates to everyone involved can be a cumbersome affair what with the massive CC'ing backwards and forwards.
And with all the documents and files you need to organize plus a whole team you need to manage, taking control of a project can get downright hellish. It can be easier though if you use a support desk.
A support desk allows you to keep all communications in one place. All your team members can see the thread of the conversation so they stay informed without you having to email them or conduct meetings each time there's a new update.
You don't have to worry about the project if you get sick or if one of your team members goes on leave. Someone else can step in and take over the project exactly where it is left off. There's no need to explain where the project is at. With a support desk, everything is documented and can be reviewed at anytime.
A support desk allows you to keep information organized and centralized. Manual processes are eliminated and workflow becomes more streamlined. This way, your life becomes easier and you get to be more productive with your time.
Now that we've established the benefits of using a support desk, let's talk about how you can even make it more awesome for your clients.
You're human. Talk like one.
The first thing you have to keep in mind is this: don't be a robot. When responding to clients, you need to sound like a real person. Be friendly and relaxed. Otherwise, you won't sound human. And nobody likes doing business with a machine. Avoid using canned responses and ticket numbers.
Helpscout is a great tool to use to achieve this personalized approach in handling support desk. While it helps keep things organized by allowing you to merge several different emails from clients in one thread and other basic things you need, it also creates a more personalized email for customers. This way, your customers won't feel they are just a number. Helpscout keeps things simple and systematic without compromising that personal touch clients are looking for.
But the easiest way to manage the projects and ongoing support you are handling is to use a white label support desk.
When your clients email support at your domain, the emails go through our support desk. We can then reply to them directly. Because we'll be acting as your support team, you won't have to worry about every little detail of every little thing—we'll be taking care of all of them for you.
In fact, we make sure each email is responded to within one hour. Clients don't like to wait, so we make sure they get a response even if it's simply to acknowledge that we have received their email and that we'll get back to them shortly.
We check each ticket and sort out the ones that are urgent. Of course, we will let you know about the things that require your attention. But overall, a white label support desk frees up your time so you can focus more on your business and other things that matter to you.
Ideally, it's best to use a support desk in a project as early as possible. Reply to clients from the support desk instead of using your personal email. You can do this by first forwarding their email to support and then replying to them from there.
Aside from a smooth transition, you will also be able to save a lot more information about the project because you have used support desk since the initial contact with the client.
If you're in the middle of a project and want to move clients to a support desk email, encourage them by explaining how the switch can be beneficial for both of you. Make sure they get a quick response when they do email you that way.


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Leymebamba, auch Leimebamba, ist eine Kleinstadt in der peruanischen Provinz Chachapoyas (Region Amazonas). Die Einwohnerzahl lag beim Zensus 2017 bei 1304. 10 Jahre zuvor lag die Einwohnerzahl bei 1229.

Lage
Leymebamba liegt auf einer Höhe von  am Oberlauf des Utcubamba, welcher in der Nähe von Leymebamba entspringt. Die Stadt ist Verwaltungszentrum des Distriktes Leimebamba.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
Leymebamba ist unter anderem Ausgangspunkt von Reisen zum Kondorsee, wo verschiedene Quipus und über 200 Mumien gefunden wurden. Diese und weitere Funde der Chachapoya-Kultur sind seit dem Jahr 2000 in einem neuen Museum in Leymebamba zu sehen.

Rings um Leymebamba befinden sich Ruinen der Chachapoya-Kultur und ein bisher kaum erforschtes Höhlensystem.

Das Dorffest findet in jedem Jahr in den Tagen um den 28. August, dem Fest des heiligen Augustin statt. Ein zweites für den Ort bedeutendes Fest ist das Fest der "Virgen del Carmen" am 16. Juli.

Infrastruktur
Jeweils einmal täglich fährt ein öffentlicher Bus nach Norden sowie nach Westen. Die Zugänge sind gut befestigte Schotterstraßen. Von Kuelap und Chachapoyas im Norden verläuft die Piste flach entlang des Río Utcubamba. Der westliche Zugang von Cajamarca und Celendín führt über zwei hohe Pässe, zwischen denen das tief eingeschnittene Tal des Río Marañón durchquert wird.

Im Ort gibt es mehrere einfache Hotels und Restaurants; typisch für die Region sind gebratene Forellen.

Weblinks

 Leymebamba.org (deutsch, spanisch, englisch)
 Centro Mallqui - Das Museum Leymebamba mit seinen über 200 Mumien (englisch, spanisch)
 Peru: Region Amazonas (Provinzen und Orte) bei www.citypopulation.de
 INEI Perú

Ort in Peru
Region Amazonas


Finceramica is a company which develops, manufactures and markets innovative therapeutic solutions for the biomedical sector. The work carried out at Finceramica lies at the junction between the thousand-year old evolution of ceramic processes and innovation in biomaterials, biosciences and "regenerative surgery". Our research activities revolve around the human being and the specific needs of patients and surgeons. Our technology platform is a concrete answer to the daily requirements faced by orthopaedic surgery, neurosurgery and maxillofacial surgery.


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General Information of CFCC | CFCC | Products | TOKYO ROPE MFG. CO., LTD.
Making the most of carbon fiber's excellent material properties, CFCC shows superior performances in terms of High Tensile Strength, Flexibility, Lightweight, High Corrosion Resistance, Non-Magnetism, and Low Linear Expansion in comparison with conventional cables. CFCC can be easily winded into a coil or onto a reel because of its stranded construction, thus can be applied as long span cables.
CFCC is a composite material consisting of carbon fibers and a matrix resin. As CFCC is different from steel members, special care should be taken; i.e. not to cause flaws, deformation or deterioration on handling. Especially, refrain from dropping hard and heavy objects (such as hammers) / sparking of welding/fire on CFCC, or bending CFCC steeply. CFCC damaged by any of these should be discarded.
*Values in this table are standard values and are subject to change without prior notice.
1. Assembly of CFCC and terminal fixers is to be done at Tokyo Rope factory.
2. Terminal fixing methods other than above-mentioned are under development to meet diversified usages.
CFCC can be formed into various shapes at our factory.
These parts can be used as reinforcing members for concrete structures.
The value was calculated with effective cross-sectional area.
Creep failure load ratio measured at 1,000,000hrs, according to JSCE-E533 "Test method for creep failure of continuous fibers"
Average stress is 75% of guaranteed breaking load, 2x106 cycles, according to JSCEE-535.


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 * Task to create a javadoc-like documentation based on current database and
 * changelog.
 *
 * @author  Stephan Hochdoerfer <S.Hochdoerfer@bitExpert.de>
 * @version $Id$
 * @since   2.4.10
 * @package phing.tasks.ext.liquibase
 */
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            }
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        if (!is_writable( $this->outputDir )) {
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                sprintf(
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Victor Henry Augustus d'Arcy, född 30 juni 1887 i Rotherhithe i Storlondon, död 12 mars 1961 i Fish Hoek i Kapstaden, var en brittisk friidrottare.

d'Arcy blev olympisk mästare på 4 x 100 meter vid sommarspelen 1912 i Stockholm.

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Brittiska kortdistanslöpare
Brittiska olympiska guldmedaljörer
Olympiska guldmedaljörer 1912
Tävlande i friidrott vid olympiska sommarspelen 1912
Tävlande vid olympiska sommarspelen 1912 från Storbritannien
Tävlande i friidrott vid olympiska sommarspelen 1920
Tävlande vid olympiska sommarspelen 1920 från Storbritannien
Brittiska idrottare under 1900-talet
Idrottare från London
Födda 1887
Avlidna 1961
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But their roots in the area dated back to the 1860s, when William and Lavannah Munro first arrived in the district.
In latter years, Rostriever has been farmed in partnership by three brothers — John, Ian and the late Ronnie — and their families. But change is in the wind as the family have decided to put the pastoral lease up for sale.
The fact the family remains on the land was probably testament to the strength of their late mother, Lexie who as a recently widowed mother of three faced being kicked off the land.
The area — including their own property — faced massive disruption with the building of Benmore Dam, which was commissioned in 1965, and they lost about 770ha of land.
Work started on creating Otematata in 1957 as the construction camp for both the Benmore and Aviemore dams, and the first 150 workers arrived in January 1958.
At the time, Benmore dam was the biggest man-made structure in New Zealand and the largest earth dam in the southern hemisphere.
Cliff Munro died, aged 40, in 1963 — in the middle of the construction phase — and an attempt was made to kick his widow off the land.
But she refused to budge and, with the assistance of neighbour Duncan Anderson, from Bog Roy, she managed to get the lease secured in 1967, after having "squatted" for four years.
By the time Mrs Munro came out of the lawyer's office, the compensation did not amount to a great deal.
"She reckoned she would have got a cake mixer out of it," John said.
At its peak, Otematata had 4166 people, a shopping centre, a large number of sports clubs, primary and high schools and a hospital whose maternity wing had 179 births in 1964.
For John Munro, as a child growing up in the area, he recalled it was like waking up one morning to discover several thousand people living there.
It was a major change from having previously probably about four or five children in the area to walking in to his first day of school to find 40 kids in the class.
So while it was a big change, that growth of Otematata was something that they grew up with. That was followed by its subsequent transition to a popular holiday village.
A development that came to the detriment of their property — with the stress involved and unfulfilled promises — was something that ended up benefiting a lot of people, John said.
"That's just life. We're still here," Ian added.
The name Rostriever came from Rostrever in Tasmania, where Lavannah Munro came from.
Scottish-born William Munro married Lavannah in Glamorgan, Tasmania, in 1860. It was believed he had gone to Australia gold-mining.
They had two sons born in Australia, before William came to New Zealand, once again prospecting.
Not having much luck, he came up the Waitaki Valley, where he secured a job at Rugged Ridges working for the Julius brothers.
He sent for his wife and sons to come over in 1864. They then had another seven sons and two daughters, but lost twin daughters.
Around 1866-67, William and Lavannah moved to Otematata where they ran an accommodation house and hotel and acquired some freehold land. The couple were buried in a family cemetery on Rostriever.
In the early 1900s, the Munro brothers became lessees of part of Otematata run known as Archibald's Block, later to be known as Rostriever.
As well as Rostriever, the Munro family also has the pastoral lease for Mt Thomas, on the Lindis Pass, with a combined acreage of about 3500ha.
Sheep were still driven between the two properties — a distance of 67km — along the state highway, in a three-day drive, including through Omarama.
In the "old days", there was never anybody in front of the mob, but today's traffic meant that was no longer the case.
Ronnie's widow Vicky believed the farming system at Rostriever was quite unique: a family partnership of three brothers with different skills and interests working together.Farming at Rostriever had been good, but not easy, over the years.
"There's ups and downs like all farming, good years and bad years," John said.
But he never wanted to live anywhere else.
"To me, I'll never leave ... the area. It's lovely; it's paradise.
"You couldn't get me living in a city, I tell you that right now. When you're young, you don't think about it too much [but] as you get older, you realise the beauty around you."
And with that beauty — and the ongoing developments in both Oamaru and the Waitaki Valley — he believed there was probably an opportunity for tourism ventures of some kind at Rostriever in the future.
Now there was a lot of new money coming into Otematata and a new generation of people, but it retained its traditional, friendly feel.
The Munro wives agreed it had been a great place to bring up families. Now Cheryl Munro said her grandchildren loved coming from Auckland and doing "everyday chores" like jogging the horses or going up the hill in the truck.
Standardbred horses have been a long-standing family interest, although Vicky Munro quipped that she and John's wife Joan "run away from them".
Over the years, the family had bred some good horses including Rostriever Hanover — which was four-year-old pacer of the year in 1987-88 and won $170,000 in 10 days in 1988 on the way to total stakes of $342,895.
"We've all got different areas. Ian's the trainer. We do as we're told. Ronnie was more into mechanical stuff but he could still drive a horse as good as gold," John said.
The family had cut back in horse numbers but they did have one racing at the moment in Ashburton, called Sheez Good, which has won three races.


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Springdene Newsletter 24 April 2020
HEARTFELT thanks for all your responses to last week's newsletter, voicing your appreciation for the heroic and incredibly tough work our staff are doing in the face of the Covid-19 crisis.
"Thank you so much for the newsletter. It means so much to me to hear how you are all getting on. You are all doing such a marvellous job," writes Anne, Helen Joplin's daughter. Meanwhile, Kay Thompson emails: "Thank you for keeping us all updated on life at your care homes. It must be a very stressful time for you all but I'm sure you know that what you do is so greatly appreciated by all friends and family."
Alan and Linda Almond express a view held by many: "We wanted to reiterate how grateful we are to all you guys. The care and diligence that every one of you have displayed has been fantastic. We really do appreciate everything you are all doing."
We're delighted to hear that every Thursday evening you are all clapping or rattling saucepans to express your support for our hard-working carers – as well as their counterparts in the NHS. And for that, a big vote of thanks to you too!
We are also grateful for the many tributes to Vivien Frey, our much-loved activities coordinator, who died suddenly earlier this month. They include one from the distinguished actor Simon Callow who first encountered Vivien when his mother Yvonne was in Spring Grove:
'Vivien stood out as a powerhouse of kindness and enthusiasm, never ceasing for a moment to think about what would enliven the residents' days. I can see her now, reading out loud from the day's newspapers, drawing the residents into discussions about world affairs, the arts, personalities of the day – everyone came alive. Vivien was a sparkling, generous, loving spirit and she'll be terribly missed, not least by me.'
Meanwhile, the hard work at Springdene goes on in these hugely difficult times. You will have read in the press over the past week of the problems with the national supply of personal protective equipment. Well, we are pleased to say that we have been able to source our own supplies for the weeks ahead. Our staff are wearing the full PPE gear as recommended by Public Health England, and because we have adequate quantities, no corners are being cut.
Testing is proceeding apace, with more residents undergoing tests this week. However, testing for staff has not been as fast as we would like because the closest government testing station is a drive-through centre at Wembley and many of our staff do not have cars. However, the government has now offered a pilot scheme for testing at home and the first home testing kits have arrived this week.
You will know that over the past week residents continue to be asked to stay in their rooms for personal protection. We appreciate how frustrating this can be as many of us enjoy a natter with our friends or a comfy seat in the lounge. It's made even harder in
the absence of visits by friends and relatives. But this is decided on the best medical advice for everybody's welfare.
Rest-assured, though, that our room-bound residents are getting lots of extra attention from their carers, who make sure they never go short of company. We have a plan in place, as soon as the restrictions are lifted, to allow residents into the communal areas on a phased basis, while keeping social distancing rules. We'll keep you posted when this happens.
Meanwhile, there are plenty of things to keep folk amused and entertained. Caroline, our activities coordinator at Spring Lane, is presenting everyone with a special pack each day.
The packs have been fun to assemble and each resident gets one tailor-made to meet their requirements. On one day, for instance, the pack contained an 'Important events from this day in history' article, an April poem by Laurie Lee, the joke of the day, a 'name this vegetable' visual quiz and an animal quiz.
This week Caroline has been taking individual residents on garden visits, with fruit plates and some April flower quizzes. Shakespeare's birthday on April 23 saw residents working on recognising famous actors who had played a Shakespeare character and the Queens' birthday on April 21, featured another visual quiz, 'Name that Royal'.
The quote from the Queen that day was very apt for staff and residents alike: 'When life seems hard, the courageous do not lie down and accept defeat; instead, they are all the more determined to struggle for a better future.'
Over at Springview, activities coordinator Eirlys has set up a 'Pen Pal Club', deploying members of her extended family to write letters to the residents. We hear this is going to be very popular. How nice to get a good old-fashioned letter rather than a cursory email or text! Meanwhile the Vicar of Hampstead Parish Church is arranging for his parishioners to write cards of encouragement to the residents of Spring Grove.
There was another marvellous moment when Gladys Gathergood, our oldest resident at Springview, celebrated her 107th birthday on the Queen's birthday. Morrison's supermarket sent her a cake and some flowers. "I was truly Queen for the day," says a delighted Gladys.
We remain indebted to all our staff for their incredible hard work and devotion to duty during this crisis. Where staff have been self- isolating, extra carers or volunteers are being brought in and we are proud to say that no shift has been left uncovered. We have made sure everyone knows they are appreciated by offering extra sick pay.
Many of you have asked how you can help the staff in their magnificent efforts. One simple way of showing your appreciation is by sending in a treat – it only needs to be something simple like some fruit, a box of chocolates, cakes, some handcream or even a simple 'thank you' card.
Getting a treat is a bit like getting a hug, said one, after being presented with a 'goody bag' donated by a group of volunteer ladies from Highgate last week. And we all need more hugs these days…
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Get to Know the Office of Undergraduate Courses, Curricula and Academic Standards
The Office of Undergraduate Courses, Curricula and Academic Standards provides oversight of the approval process for all undergraduate course and curricular offerings at NC State, among many other services.
By Caleb White, DASA Marketing Intern
The Office of Undergraduate Courses, Curricula and Academic Standards (OUCCAS) plays a vital role in helping faculty and staff navigate the process of undergraduate course and curricular development and approval at NC State. Additionally, the office helps students find the right courses for their chosen career path. To get a better understanding of what the OUCCAS does and why, we spoke with Li Marcus, the director of the department:
Tell us about the Office of Undergraduate Courses, Curricula and Academic Standards and its role at NC State?
At its core, the Office of Undergraduate Courses, Curricula and Academic Standards provides oversight of the approval process for all undergraduate course and curricular offerings at NC State. As a part of this effort, we support two university standing committees of faculty governance charged with review of undergraduate courses and curricula – the University Courses and Curricula Committee (UCCC) and the Council on Undergraduate Education (CUE). Together, these committees provide a comprehensive review of undergraduate curricula and the General Education Program (GEP) as well as recommendations regarding undergraduate curricular matters to the provost. We also collaborate extensively with offices, departments and colleges across campus to provide assistance, guidance, resources and training regarding these subjects and those related such as assessment, accreditation, program and course development and more. For example, we're a part of an administrator team with Registration and Records and the Graduate School to manage the CourseLeaf system used at NC State for the university catalog as well as the Course and Curricular approval systems of CIM Courses and CIM Programs.
Li Marcus is the director of the Undergraduate Courses, Curricula and Academic Standards
Can you give some specific examples of how the OUCCAS supports faculty, especially during the last year?
In the past year, we worked with our committee chairs to transition UCCC and CUE (as well as related meetings) to Zoom to ensure continuity of their work and the safety of attendees as well as increased accessibility for members and guests from all across the university to attend.
We've also been able to continually improve our existing online CIM Courses approval system as well as implementing its sibling program, CIM Programs, in the past year through collaboration with Registration and Records and the Graduate School, in addition to reimplementing the University Catalog the year prior. These implementations, improvements and refreshes have brought almost all items in the review process into the same transparent approval system and connected it with our SIS, which has also enabled our offices to work more closely and discuss and further align processes all to the benefit of the faculty and staff with whom we work.
Our website has also undergone a complete redesign in the past year, moving from being a catch-all location for a number of different forms, training and information to being focused on providing guidance and information regarding undergraduate curricular approval at NC State. This has enabled us to implement clearer, task-based navigation that can be more easily and clearly linked and shared as well as providing clear places for our continually-growing supply of help videos to live.
In what ways does the OUCCAS's work impact students at NC State?
Writ large, our work with UCCC and CUE reflects a required component of the university's accreditation. Meeting minutes and agendas, as well as CIM records, are used during our five-year review as well as our reaffirmation process to reflect how faculty at the university level own and review courses and curricula and (in some cases) how policies are implemented or changed on campus. Our office also writes portions of the narratives for these projects. We are all invested in keeping the degrees that our students are pursuing accredited!
Day to day, we provide guidance based on precedent and university, system, state and federal policy to our committees and clients across campus, which provides a foundation for discussions surrounding undergraduate education that affects students' experiences in their classrooms and academic programs. This has taken the form of assisting with credit hour questions in course design or providing background research regarding the history of the General Education Program as a committee considered implementation of the new USDEI requirement, which takes effect for all undergraduate students matriculating in fall 2023.
We are also lucky enough to have student representatives that serve on our committees. These members provide important graduate, undergraduate and Student Senate perspectives to the faculty's discussions and these members can (and have previously) brought items up for discussion with these groups as well.
Tell us about the review process for undergraduate courses. What does it entail and what is measured or assessed?
Until we have the time to make a version of "I'm just a bill" from Schoolhouse Rock, we have a handy page on the process here that includes a process workflow.
Essentially, once a faculty member has an idea, they develop their syllabus and then go into CIM to fill out their course action, which goes through departmental, college and university review before being implemented in our Student Information System (Peoplesoft/Mypack Portal) by our colleagues in Registration and Records. Each of these groups look at the action with different types and levels of expertise and perspective — the department will likely look at discipline-specific needs and language, the college may look at the place of the course among other college offerings or in a program of study, and the university will look at the clarity and application of policy-related best practices.
UCCC specifically looks at courses and curricula for adherence to policy and best practice — are the student learning outcomes clear and measurable? Are there any concerns of overlap among existing coursework that haven't been addressed?
CUE looks at existing/new courses and asks whether the course's student learning outcomes align with the objectives of the requested General Education Program category, and whether the measures listed as examples measure those outcomes.
If a course is cross-listed, it will go to both/all department and college steps involved, and if a course is dual-level (400/500) it will also go to the administrative board of the Graduate School before moving to R&R for implementation.
There's a lot involved! See the next question for resources and training we provide to help anywhere along the way.
All of these groups work together to ensure that the idea comes to its best implementation on campus for faculty, students and staff.
Tell us about the various training courses offered by OUCCAS.
Training and guidance are peppered all around our new site (aiming to find you when you most need it), but Lexi Hergeth, the university program associate, continues to create and hone training opportunities every semester, often in collaboration with other campus partners.
Annual synchronous training for members of CUE and UCCC, open to everyone
Ad-hoc training for individuals or groups on the curricular process
Ad-hoc training for individuals or groups for CIM for Courses and CIM for Programs
Ad-hoc Contact/Credit Hour analysis, which is a great resource if you're trying to figure out how the activities and story of your course fits into the contact/credit hour guidelines for campus
Asynchronous videos for CourseLeaf software
Is there something you would like a module or resource for not on the site? Let us know at courses-curricula@ncsu.edu!
Is there anything particularly unique or different about NC State's OUCCAS compared to other universities?
OUCCAS is positioned and operates regularly in a community of practice — our partnerships with faculty and administrative offices on campus are key to our development and operations. Our small team offers university-wide, undergraduate course and curricular assistance and information services through consistent and growing partnerships with offices such as the Provost's Office, the Graduate School and Registration and Records as well as groups such as UCCC, CUE, and the Associate Deans of Academic Affairs. In this way, we are able and aim to include and account for all facets involved in the questions, innovations and issues that cross our desk.
Is there anything else you would like faculty and staff or students to know about OUCCAS and the work it does for NC State?
We're humans and we're here to help! Systems and processes can seem daunting or overwhelming, but we always like to answer questions, assist where we can, connect people to the resources that they need, and also receive feedback on the process so that we can improve. courses-curricula@ncsu.edu reaches our whole team and we'd love to hear from you.
For more information about the Office of Undergraduate Courses, Curricula, and Academic Standards, visit their website here.
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Join Young Business Leaders and Reel Life on this short-term trip to Puerto Rico! We will be serving alongside two local churches in their ongoing efforts to rebuild from the 2017 hurricane and serve their neighbors in the gospel by word and deed. We will help with construction projects, economic development, and community building with the pastor of these two churches. From building with our hands, to building relationships with the people and each other, this trip has a great potential to strengthen small group intimacy and friendships among the men of YBL!
Total Cost is $975 if registered by July 31st.
On August 1st, the Total Cost will go up to $1,050.
Cost covers food, lodging, ground transport, insurance, supplies and administrative costs.


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Do you even remember Christmas?
Seems like forever ago, doesn't it? I was going to blog for the holidays, but my son came home from college without his laptop, so I gave him mine. He spent 3 weeks here, which plugged my heart right back in its appropriate socket. It meant I didn't see my laptop for any of those weeks, but it was an excellent trade-off. For you moms whose kids haven't left yet, you have no idea how good it is to just hear them laughing in their bedroom, or grabbing a glass of milk - normal things that you miss intensely once they are gone.
I think it's safe to say that I'm never going to adjust to being an empty-nester.
Still, having only my phone, blogging wasn't going to happen, and even keeping up with my facebook page was difficult. Of course, I was busy with Christmassy stuff: shopping and entertaining, and so I didn't worry about being online much. I try to post on facebook at least once a week so people know I'm still alive (seriously) but other than that, I wasn't online and I didn't read anybody else's updates. I was/am woefully out of date.
My son went back to school the first week of of the month, and while I got my laptop back, I also got what was likely a norovirus - an illness which pretty much stole my January.
So my husband and I went to retrieve him and the car. The poor kid spent the rest of the day vomiting, with both my husband and myself taking turns caring for him. We took no precautions because we believed he had food poisoning. I felt horrible he was sick but again, my motherly instincts took over and I was feeling his forehead, bringing him hotpacks for his aching back and cleaning up puke buckets. He's 19, so he hated being sick, but he recovered quickly.
But of course, it wasn't food poisoning. The next day, my husband got sick. I knew then it was coming for me. I did my nursing duties for my husband, which mostly consisted of bringing him water and soup, but this time, I tried to stay away. Fortunately, he is not a needy patient.
Oddly, even with my weakened immune system, I didn't get it. I was able to take my son to the airport, and pretty much felt quite fine. They were recovered and I hadn't even gotten sick. I was starting to believe that I had some magic that would prevent me from getting this highly contagious disease.
That magic? It's called denial.
Wednesday the fourth, I was still healthy so I went to chemo. In retrospect, that was a mistake, but I'd skipped the previous week because of family being home, and I didn't want to skip again without reason. I came home from chemo and ate a normal dinner. I still hadn't disinfected my laptop, so was using my phone, and as my husband watched basketball, I watched a horrible video of a child who hung herself while live streaming - a video which obviously upset me terribly. (I thought it was phony or I wouldn't have watched it.) When the game was over, my husband and I watched some TV. At 11:00 pm, all GI hell broke loose.
I vomited, but this was not your regular vomiting, it was never-ending projectile vomiting. I could have knocked some bowling balls with the power of this puke. Not to be crass, (too late, I know) but this vomit wasn't your normal puke, of which as a cancer patient, I am quite familiar. It clearly came from the depths of hell, with a black taste no amount of tooth-brushing would remove. Everything also smelled horrible, so bad that regular vomit would have smelled like perfume. But the smell was not limited to things that emitted from me - everything smelled bad, my husband's soap, the walls - and so I believe this disease affected my sense of smell. My son had said something similar. I comforted myself with the thought that my family was sick for a day and rested a day and then got better quickly, so I assumed that's what would happen to me.
Nope. I forgot, I am not like them.
I vomited for two days straight and was eventually left too weak to get up, and I pulled out my regular puke bucket from under my bed. I vomited, I slept, I tossed and turned and threw-up again. All the while, that young girl's horrific suicide swirled through my brain uncontrollably. I was upset for her family, for those who knew her, even for those who inadvertently watched it, like me. You know how when you are sick you can't really control your brain? I thought about it, dreamt about it and in-between vomiting, I suffered for her loved ones. I was troubled not only physically, but mentally. She haunted me.
After the vomiting stopped, I didn't feel better. I was unable to stand. My legs literally would not hold me. It was as bad as the sepsis recovery. Waves of nausea and pain continued throughout my stomach to the point I couldn't get down anti-nausea or pain meds. The weakness was troubling. I tried to drink water to stay hydrated and eat to bring strength back, but no go. Everything smelled bad and set off my nausea. Not to mention, I also had overwhelming heartburn, which I always get with this chemo, but this time was like flames; like my stomach was full of hot, boiling oil.
I was not getting better and even vomited again on day four when I thought that part was over. I was in a dream-like state. Apparently, there was a terrible storm which knocked down trees and fences, and I'm terrified of storms, but I missed it entirely. After the fifth day without being able to get out of bed or eat, with my life being about sheets swirled around my legs, blankets all twisted into lumps, tangled pulled hair, bad dreams about children, and everything causing me nausea, I decided I needed to go get IV fluids and IV anti-nausea meds and see if it would get me over the hump.
I gathered strength and called my oncologist's office and talked to the nurses, and they said come in. It seemed like climbing Mt. Everest to get there, but I felt that if I did not, I was going to be in that bed forever and my forever wasn't going to be long. My husband took me to my infusion clinic, where they were quite concerned when they saw me. I wasn't exactly the picture of health, with my straggly hair pulled back, sweat clothes, no makeup, circles under my eyes and a weight loss of 8 pounds (on a person who weighed 98, that shows). One nurse wanted me to go straight to the hospital but I convinced her that if I was ill the next day, I would but for now, let's just try it my way. In short, I wasn't going to go. So they gave me IV saline, IV ativan, and the anti-nausea Kytril, again through IV.
The next day, after the fluids, I did get up for a couple hours to watch some TV. I finished off Shameless which helped take my mind off that tragic video. I was finally able to control my thoughts a bit better. And the next day, a few more hours up, and I was able to completely wash myself, scrub my hair, and change my sheets. I was finally healing.
Slowly I got better, day-by-day, and I am finally pretty much back to .... normal. My normal, which is still not normal. My normal now includes the realization that I am the type of person who dies of the flu. (Which is why I get a flu shot). In fact, metastatic cancer may not be the thing that actually kills me - it may be something exactly like this.
Finally out of bed for a full day, I had to catch up with all the chores I'd missed. We did not take our tree down until about the 15th, and our habit is to do it New Year's Day. But in reality, my husband did it as I was still too weak. But at least I was able to remind him.
Naturally, my blood tests came out abnormal including my potassium and liver function tests. My doctor believes the liver function is from the illness, and so do I so I am not worried the disease is back.
I am having trouble getting back on track. I feel like I have missed a full month of 2017 already. I am not caught up on the goings on of my friends, or my pages, or the other chores I needed to do - but now, at least, I know I will catch up.
I am left with fatigue, shortness of breath, am light-headed, have some heart palpitations and a bizarre craving for popsicles. To the point that I am eating about 8 a day! (Whole fruit to be sure, but they still are nothing but sugar). All of those things are symptoms of anemia, except the popsicles is a twist. Ice eating is the norm for iron-deficient anemics. I have been anemic for many years, and never had the ice symptom even when I needed a blood transfusion, but again, perhaps that has to do with the type of anemia I have which is not iron deficient - or wasn't. Anyway, my recent tests didn't show that my anemia was any worse than it had been before. But we will see what my next ones show and I'll bring it up with my oncologist if it continues.
Poor doctor, what does he think of when he asks, "How you are this month?" and he hears, "Doctor, I seem to have a popsicle addiction, more specifically, coconut cream popsicles" does he think, "I went to medical school and got $200,000 in debt to hear that somebody eats too many popsicles?"
Anyway, the one I eat the most is 120 calories, so even though it's junk food, I'll probably gain the weight I lost back quickly.
I guess the moral of this boring story is that if you have Stage 4 cancer and are on chemo, and have been on chemo for the better part of a decade, even if you are in remission, you should never take for granted your "health." Because, you are really only one illness away from the end. Things other people can recover from easily may cause your death.
It was a nasty little reminder for 2017.
I need to try to stay healthy and away from germs, however one manages that. I already stay out of grocery stores, which are germ-factories, especially now that it's the law that people have to bring their own disgusting bags from home. I do most of my shopping online. (Reminder: click the Amazon link to the right before your next shopping trip, and I get a tiny percentage of what you purchase).
But I can't lose contact with people entirely so there is some risk no matter what.
I surely wish the US was like Japan and China, in that wearing masks when you are sick is not only the norm, but trendy.
Dear Ann - I am so glad you are over the flu and getting back on your feet! Don't overdue it though, you will catch up. Also... there could be worse things to be addicted to than popsicles!
Thank you! It wasn't the flu though, it was GI, not respiratory. I hope I don't get the flu, I'm not sure I could make it through, at least right now.
True about the popsicles. :).
I feel that way about folks with respiratory illnesses. If I had a dollar for everyone who said "I just have a little cold." There is no little cold for me!
So glad that you're slowly but surely feeling better. I was beginning to wonder about your long blog absence. Take care.
I work in a children's hospital and when noro virus is going around we are supposed to treat public vomiting as a fire drill.As in run far and fast. No one is allowed within 30 feet if the patient without PPE. Glad you made it through. Noro is the worst!
When I was having chemo my son got a virus - nothing like this thankfully - and he was ill for 5 days, but I didn't even get it. Viral, not bacterial. Got sepsis a month later! Spent Christmas Eve and Day in hospital.


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