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Loves Little Lessons
©Tracy J. Thomas, 2010
Photo: Justin with Peace the Dove.
Most people dream of having that one perfect child. A child who will grow up to be happy, successful, and have a positive impact on the world and those around them. Possibly even change it for the better. On Valentine's Day in 1987, my own perfect child came into being. He was a strapping 9 pound, 15 ounce, 23 inch bundle of resonant wailing joy. There was no doubt this child would have a strong voice. He made that clear from the moment he breached the womb. He was here on a mission and he demanded to be heard.
"Justin" we called him. The name felt strong and with purpose. Like all first time mothers, I struggled to learn the language of my newborn. Tears, exhaustion, frustration, elation, tender moments and amazement all came with the territory. Though I had read all the recommended books during my pregnancy, there was nothing in print that could have prepared me for the realities of a baby.
From the very beginning Justin existed outside the mold. He did things his own way and in his own time frame. Yet when he did accomplish a milestone he did it with unending determination and delivered it with such glee and jubilation it would melt my heart and assure me everything would be okay.
There were many times in his childhood when I had my doubts. Like the first time he had a Grand Mal seizure as I held him in my arms at a year old. He had an inability to filter sound in a crowded room and a desire to flee when he felt overwhelmed. His delay in speech and poor gross motor skills increased as he grew. He had a need to repeat sentences and questions multiple times and his hand washing compulsion often made them bleed. With Justin eye contact was rare and his attention span was limited.
This accumulation of things that existed outside the "norm" triggered our journey into the world of medical poking and prodding. We paid endless visits to his pediatrician then were sent on to UCSF for genetic, neurological and psychological evaluations. After several years of tests and unending question marks, the answer materialized during a trip to the University of Utah Medical Center for evaluation with Geneticist Dr. John Opitz. Justin was finally given the clinical diagnosis of an obscure genetic condition, FG Syndrome.
So, there we had it. My unique, determined, outgoing, beautiful son had acquired a label. A label that opened the doors to specific therapies, specialized services, medications and adjustments in our approach to his education. But he was still Justin to me. It became apparent he would lead a special life. A life filled with behavioral assistants, special education, occupational therapy, seizure medications and ultimately a job and independent living coach. He would not grow up to be the next President of the United States, an astronaut or a famous race car driver. But that was okay with me.
Justin brings his own unique way of being to the world. And he has many lessons to teach. He sees beyond the color of one's skin, their political party, their religious beliefs, their sexual orientation and their intelligence quotient. He loves all people as long as they do not exhibit intent to harm. He has a strong sense of justice. He will be the first one to jump to aid the weaker when they are bullied by someone a bit stronger. Justin always speaks his mind with a raw honesty that few of us can muster. He has a tenderness of soul when he sees someone cry and will always give a warm hug and a kind word to make it better. He talks sweetly to babies, loves animals deeply and has a belly laugh that is so infectious it could end any war. He should, in my book, win the Nobel Peace Prize.
No, my son will never be a great writer, a physician or a composer. But he is the most brilliant of teachers. The lessons he has taught me during his 23 years have been some of the greatest lessons of my life. He is in every way, shape and form my perfect child. I am wanton of no other. He has taught me about loves little, yet extraordinary, lessons of life and has colored my world like the most brilliant of rainbows. He is an incredible young man. And I love him.
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Which knows no dark'ning shade of change.
Which pain too soon to thine convey'd.
How thou wert chang'd,--at least to me.
Might in thy breast be lingering then.
Feel half assur'd that still they live.
'Twill be--the lesson thou hast taught!


So I put in a special procedure one can add to shopkeepers to make them be able to repair items. So far, I just have armor and weapons being the only things that can be repaired... though thinking about it, you can add wear and tear for most things. Containers, for example, might have a check that is run to see if it is almost full. If so, that can reduce the condition. Notes can experience wear and tear as well whenever they're read. I don't think I'll try to do those things, though.
So it looks like this snippet is done! I just need to test a couple things out and then finish putting the instructions together.
On a side note though.... I did find a bug that causes the mud to crash, at least if you happen to be using CYGWIN. It occurs when you have two characters that are separated by doors, and one of them opens that door. Here is the result of the backtrace... that's all I put this time because I don't think it's something I can deal with... but any ideas on how to resolve this would be much appreciated.
Tried reproducing the door crash without any luck. Feel free to stop by TBA to see if we can reproduce.
Well this is very interesting! I managed to replicate it; when the key to an exit is set to 0, that's when the crash occurs. Here is another strange thing that's going on though; when you open or close a door, this is what you see on the other side.
The P' is (null)(null) from the other side.
This notifying the other room is found in the do_doorcmd function in act.movement.c, at the end.
Edit: a combo of Windows 7 and CYGWIN actually, since I remember the former having issues with running older problems.
Also, looking at the entire function, it looks like part of the problem is that the pointer *back is initialized at NULL but is then never defined. Maybe I was being too harsh on windows and cywgin. Hehe (you can tell I edited this post a couple times). I'll take another look sometime tomorrow.
Last edit: 5 years 11 months ago by Papaya Pete.	Reason: Looked at the problem a bit more.
I did some checking, and threw in some send_to_char to see if those values are getting filled. Sure enough, they are.
For some reason, everything comes up as NULL, which is very puzzling. I'm going to take back taking back what I said; cygwin has issues. How would values that were previously defined suddenly be NULLed? And on top of that, I'm assuming that this isn't happening to everyone else.
In the past I had used my Windows PC as my development port prior to uploading to my linux server and did deal with several occurrences where "crash bugs" would arise on my windows port that did not appear on my development server. I now do all my Mud Development on my own linux box before uploading to my linux server, and I also use linux for every other aspect of computing and no longer own Windows.
Whatever you choose to do is up to use is up to you, everyone has a preference. The only reason I am spending time writing this is because: A) You don't need another box to run a version of linux on your computer and B) In many cases Linux is easier and more user-friendly then Windows. My wife who is NOT computer literate uses Ubuntu and refuses to touch Windows. So if those are your only reasons from not sampling a linux OS, they are not quality reasons.
FYI, you can download a copy of Ubuntu and run it off a CD or USB without installing it just to check it out.
I'll try reinstalling Cygwin again and see if it is just something faulty. But if that doesn't work... hmmm. I guess I stayed away from linux for so long because I hardly know anything about it. A friend of mine gave me the impression that I'd have a very difficult time figuring out how to do things on it. Perhaps it's time I actually look into it myself and find out if that's really the case.
Ubuntu, huh? Hmmm. Yeah, I'll take a look at that and see how it goes. I just have this laptop and want to keep windows 7 on it, but it would be cool to be able to run ubuntu or something else off of it as well.
Ubuntu installs cleanly in Windows now (does its own drive-partitioning with dual boot option). I was impressed when I tried it out for a few months. But, I went back to Windows when I bought my new laptop and haven't set it back up yet.
Oh yeah, I almost forgot to do this after all that work!
Thank you for your patience and help in getting this done!
Last edit: 5 years 1 month ago by bakarus.
how does the GET_OBJ_MAX_DURAB macro look like?
sorry - meant GET_OBJ_DURABILITY - apparently it's not got the (obj) suffix in the definition.


How to differentiate mucinous eccrine carcinoma from cutaneous metastasis of breast carcinoma?
The aim of this study is interesting. Have the statistics and the calculation been reviewed by an experienced specialist in statistics? Presuming there are no problems in these areas, then the statistically significant differences in the study are interesting in research. However, it's not practical to apply these results clinically in differentiating psoriasis from psoriasiform lesion.
Non-Venereal diseases of genitalia is again a good attempt,the time period of study would have added color. Good photographs.
The paper entitled "ROLE OF LEUKOTRIENE RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST MONTELUKAST IN THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC URTICARIA: A HOSPITAL BASED STUDY" deals with a interesting alternative therapy for chronic urticaria. Chronic urticaria is a challenge in front of the clinician. The results demonstrated that the leukotriene antagonist has certain place in the treatment of the disease. Although the urticaria patients were not stratified regarding the type of chronic urticaria according to the present international guidelines, the study offers a proof that montelukast can be effective in chronic urticaria.
This is very interesting article regarding a challenging condition. The chronic urticaria is a disabling disease, with a diffficult management in some cases. This work evaluates the response a new promising therapy for this contidion. Authors present a study on 35 patients with chronic urticaria to evaluate the response the montelukast therapy. While it is non-placebo controlled trial, the sample has a considerable size to obtain preliminary conclusions.
The features associated with patients included in the study are well-described, which gives the chance to make some hipothesis such as the one made by the authors stating that NSAID induce urticaria may have a good response to montelukast therapy.
The main limitation in the value of this manuscript I have found is regarding the method used to evaluate the therapy with montelukast: this study is a single-blinded, non-placebo controlled trial with no statistical analysis, which makes the conclusions more probabilistic rather than causal. Furthermore, no scores to evaluate the response to montelukast was used (such as Urticaria activity Score or Visual Analogue Score, which are used in other urticaria-related studies). In conclusión, the article has a good value for the disease evaluated on it, in order that chronic urticaria is a disabling and challenging dermatological condition. However, the method issues have the conclusions obtained to be considered preliminary.
Finally, I am agreed with the statement of the authors that more studies are warranted to confirm the results observed in this article.
The paper "ANTINUCLEAR ANTIBODY LEVELS IN POLYMORPHIC LIGHT ERUPTION AND THEIR RELATION TO THE SEVERITY OF DISEASE" studies the ANA status in patients with PLE and matched controls. No difference was found between both groups. The study contributes to the understanding of the autoimmune phenomena in PLE.
This study highlights to avoid unnecessary investigations such as ANA in cases of polymorphic light eruption unless there is clear history and symptomps suggestive of connective tissue diseases. limitation of the study includes small sample which is already mentioned by the authors of the article.
Psoriasis can be difficult to treat after each relapse of diseases, what we can do when all the treatment methods on basis of evidence are not effective. Sometimes we or patients are searching the alternative ways to reach the result. In this respect the article, where the authors described successfully treatment of resistant form of pustular psoriasis, with probiotics, is very interesting. The authors have made courageous decision to stop all traditional medication in patient with severe pustular psoriasis, which can have serious complications and fortunately they have reached excellent result.
Work very well prepared, very explanatory, with good information, illustrations of optimal qualities. The references about juvenile Xantugranuloa are interesting and of good quality. Optimal search.
I think this case report illustrates those occurring in our clinical emergencies. The peculiarity is that it was an early stage that most often, in my experience is not common and even less in elderly immunocompetent. With life expectancy increasing we may have to make a diagnosis of new cases.
Eponyms of hair is a good tablulated list for ready reference.


This jacket is done in a unique silk and rayon blend that has a nice bit of texture, honestly it reminds me of a fabric Eileen Fisher might use in her jackets geared more towards evening wear. We really feel you will love it and we hope Dressori will use it more often.
It is an open style with no closures and has (being as it is a kimono jacket) a 3/4 kimono sleeve. Each side has 5" slits.
As with most kimono jacket syles this has a boxy cut to it so the fit is flexible and will work for all shapes.
Bust: 48.5" 51.5" 54.5" 57.5"
Waist: 48.5" 51.5" 54.5" 57.5"
Hip: 48.5" 51.5" 54.5" 57.5"


The foundation of the Argentine tango lies in the creation of a fluid two-way communication between leader and follower and of defined, but complementary, roles. The best leaders understand the role of the follower, send clear signals, and set their followers up for mutual success. Strong followers read – rather than anticipate – the intention of the leader, and add their own interpretations. The resulting art form depends on a mutual understanding and vision of success.
The old masters of Argentine tango took these principles to heart. They knew that learning to lead meant never forgetting the role of the follower, who is anything but a passive participant. Aspiring dancers spent many months studying and mastering the underlying techniques and movement systems. Eventually, they learn to improvise and build on a strong foundation. Yet the psychological roots of the tango remain an ongoing focus of study.
People have different predispositions toward leading and following roles. Some feel comfortable in one or the other from the beginning, while others take more time. Some are overconfident, while others are overcautious. Partners negotiate a balance between each others' strengths and areas that can improve. Leading and following skills extend beyond the dance floor, applying team dynamics in the workplace as well as to daily life and relationships.
Leading and following modules based on Argentine tango as well as other body-awareness and somatic techniques in which participants switch roles for a better understanding of leading and following.
Discussions among participants sharing what they have learned.


We offer accommodation especially suited for anglers in our Bed & Breakfast, Canal View B&B in Boyle.
Canal View B&B is a modern , clean and cosy Bed & Breakfast, which has been decorated and furnished to a high standard, with the comfort of our guests in mind.
We have a separate lounge for our guests, with TV and an open fire where you can relax after a long days fishing, and an adjoining patio area where one can sit outside and enjoy the scenery.
All three guest bedrooms, (two of which are en-suite) are in the upstairs of our house and are newly furnished with flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee making facilities,free wifi, central heating and comfortable beds.
We offer a choice of breakfasts from the famous "Full Irish" to more continental choices. Early breakfasts for an early start are available on request.
Anglers can also avail of our packed lunches for their long fishing days.
Free Wifi, a drying room and tackle storage is also available to our guests and there is ample car parking available too.
We are situated in a scenic location close to the Boyle river and Canal and only a 20 minute walk away from Boyle town with all it's amenities.
We can accommodate up to six persons comfortably in our house, for larger groups we can arrange additional or alternative quality accommodation with some of our colleague B&B providers in the area.
For those who prefer the solitude and flexibility of self-catering accommodation, we can arrange that too, as usual, with some of the best providers in the area.
Regardless of where you are going to stay, if you would like your meals included in your package, please ask us. We have teamed up with some of the best Restaurants in town in order to offer you the option of booking Full-Board at a reasonable rate.
This way you can rest assured that you get a good hearty meal every evening after your hard days fishing.
We can provide packed Lunches or alternatively the guide can also prepare a cooked Shore Lunch during your day on the water.


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Limerick Suicide Watch develop a new app to help save lives
Limerick Suicide Watch New App: Limerick Suicide Watch has launched a new app designed to help those in distress, with just the click of a button.
Limerick Suicide Watch has developed an App for Members of the public to access various mental health services, family support, drug and alcohol services and homelessness in just a few clicks.
Organisations featured on the app include Pieta House, Grow, Samaritans, Gosh, Novas and more. It was developed to provide an easier way for families and persons in distress to access the services required within a matter of seconds.
The App is user-friendly and will provide a brief description of the many services for people to avail of, making it simpler for people to make direct contact by a touch of a button, using a phone number, email or using the website. It is also connected to Google Maps allowing people to find the service at ease.
The app was initially set up to aid in setting up nightly patrols ran by Limerick Suicide Watch but has now been developed even further for public use. It is going to be updated on a frequent basis with local event details such as family fun days, awareness walks and runs, self-care workshops, exhibitions and plans for Limerick Mental Health Week.
Limerick Suicide Watch's main focus is to keep a watch over the river, and identify and provide support to those in distress and is in need of aid. They also visit colleges, schools and workplaces to promote mental health awareness and encourage conversation around mental health and self-harm.
LSW is currently made up of over 60 volunteers, with a waiting list of eager volunteers wanting to join. The group currently patrol bridges and rivers of Limerick City four nights a week but plan to increase that to seven in the near future. Established in May 2016, they rely entirely on public donations, which are used for training, insurance and equipment.
All members are trained in Suicide Prevention and have taken courses in first aid, self-harm awareness and child protection. Every patrol night, they have ten members on parol, consisting of three teams. After an intervention, support is offered to all members and there is a counsellor available to them.
There are normally have ten members on patrol each night consisting of three teams. Two-foot patrols of four on each team and two bikes on patrol. After an intervention, support is offered to all members and there is a counsellor available to them.
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Richard is a presenter, producer, songwriter and actor. He was named the Limerick Person of the Year (2011) and won an online award at the Metro Éireann Media and Multicultural Awards (2011) for promoting multi-culturalism online. Richard says that the ilovelimerick.com concept is very much a community driven project that aims to document life in Limerick. So, that in 20 years time people can look back and remember the events that were making the headlines.
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Collective bargaining is the process in which a group of workers comes together and negotiates the terms of their contracts with one voice. Making their demands, together.
The 2019 UAW Union-Built Vehicle Guide: Buy Union and Support Good Jobs!
The UAW Financial Officers' Conference will be held Sunday, March 24 through Friday, March 29, 2019, at the Buena Vista Palace Hotel in Orlando, Florida. This conference is for local union presidents, financial secretaries/treasurers, trustees and recording secretaries.
Last week was a bad week for autoworkers and the future of our domestic industry. On Nov. 26, General Motors (GM) announced its decision to halt production at the Lordstown, Ohio, and Hamtramck, Mich., assembly plants, idling thousands of workers.
AFL-CIO State of the Union's Podcast: What's Wrong With GM?
In a special episode, AFL-CIO's Julie and Tim discuss plant closures at General Motors with longtime autoworker Brad Markell.
Read more about AFL-CIO State of the Union's Podcast: What's Wrong With GM?
Monday, the UAW lodged a formal objection opposing GM's plan to close four American auto plants in 2019. The complaint objected to GM's unilateral decision on the future of those facilities, without the agreement of the UAW, required by the 2015 National Agreement.
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Care about jobs and the future of your community? Angry about sweatshops and the exploitation of children? Resolute that looking for the union label is as important today as it was 40 years ago? Think our country does best when we invest in ourselves?
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AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka: We are Not Staying Still!
The labor movement isn't content to merely survive in an era when anti-union lawmakers control both chambers of Congress – we're moving forward, AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka told delegates at the 2018 UAW Community Action Program (CAP) Conference in Washington, D.C.
"It's time to drop our shield, pick up our sword and go on offense for a while," Trumka said.
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NAACP President Derrick Johnson tells delegates "Stay laser-focused so the right does not divide progressive allies"
First, NAACP President Derrick Johnson explained that there definitely is a connection between civil rights and labor. As a matter of fact, they are natural allies. And two, just as with other progressive coalitions and allies, we must stay sharply focused on the next five years to turn the tide on the attacks from the right.
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February | 2012 | I gotta have my orange juice.
There is a thigh touched, and a thigh inscribed. Jacob's wound is connected with blessing, victory and dominion; Jesus's thigh describes his authority, and the passage assures us of his victory. Jesus's thigh and robe are connected by his name; Jacob himself is renamed, and I wonder if this is a kind of investiture. The nameless one appears in both passages, so that Jesus is not only the one with whom Jacob wrestles, but also Jacob's antitype, Israel's antitype.
I wonder if there is a connection between this and Jacob's facing Esau as the sun rises. I have not listened to James Jordan's lectures on Revelation yet — probably he deals with this and more. But I recall he does identify the false prophet named here with the Idumean (Edomite!) Herods. Perhaps Esau's four hundred men are furthermore representative of Revelation's kings of the earth; the whole earth was set against Jacob, but he overcame through patience and faith. Likewise, Jesus's church in Revelation overcomes through persevering in patience and faith.


The patient is able to participate in and benefit from rehabilitative care (eg. carry-over for learning) within the context of his/her specific functional goals and the parameters of the program/service.
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Singapore reaffirms commitment to Paris climate agreement after US pulls out of pact
Singapore has pledged to, by 2030, reduce its emissions intensity by 36 per cent from levels in 2005 . ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI
Jun 2, 2017, 12:10 pm SGT
Jun 2, 2017, 5:09 pm
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Audrey Tan
Environment Correspondent
audreyt@sph.com.sg
SINGAPORE - In the wake of the United States announcing its intent to withdraw from the Paris climate accord, Singapore reaffirmed its commitment to the agreement and pledge on emissions.
Singapore's National Climate Change Secretariat (NCCS) said in a statement on Friday (June 1) that as a low-lying, island city-state, the country is vulnerable to the effects of climate change and it has a "deep interest" in global efforts to combat potential disruptions to natural ecosystems and human societies.
"As a small country, we have also staunchly supported the rules-based multilateral system, and upheld the critical role of diplomacy in solving problems on the global commons," the secretariat added.
On Thursday (June 1), US President Donald Trump announced that the country was withdrawing from the 2015 Paris climate agreement. The US is the world's second-biggest carbon emitter.
Singapore has pledged to, by 2030, reduce its emissions intensity by 36 per cent from levels in 2005, as well as stabilise its emissions and have them peak around 2030. The country is also implementing a carbon tax from 2019.
In response to the US' intent to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, Minister for Foreign Affairs Vivian Balakrishnan said in a Facebook post on Friday that it was "a great pity".
He noted that China and the US "worked so well to help achieve global consensus on climate change - a real and present danger for our collective future".
In 2007, China overtook the US to become the biggest greenhouse gas emitter globally.
The National Climate Change Secretariat said on Friday that Singapore will continue contributing to the global effort to address climate change.
"We believe that a global approach towards dealing with climate change is the best chance the international community has at effectively addressing its effects," the secretariat said.
"We stand ready to work with all Parties and stakeholders to address this urgent challenge together."
Scientists and climate change advocates in Singapore told The Straits Times that the US' move to withdraw from the agreement at the national level was disappointing. However, its withdrawal would not derail the world's ambition to keep global warming to an internationally agreed target of 2 deg C this century.
"Emissions from the US accounted for about 15 per cent of global carbon dioxide emissions last year. It's the actions of countries contributing the remaining 85 per cent - with major emitters being China, India, Australia, the United Kingdom and the European nations - that matter more over the next four years if the 2 deg C target is to be kept," said climate scientist Winston Chow from the National University of Singapore's geography department.
He added that a number of US-based businesses such as Apple and Facebook, cities such as Pittsburgh, as well as states like New York and California, have firmly stood against Mr Trump's "incredibly short-sighted" decision, due to a combination of economic and pragmatic reasons arising from a sound understanding of climate science".
Mr Wilson Ang, executive director from Global Compact Network Singapore - an organisation which raises the level of awareness and adoption of corporate social responsibility among businesses - said climate change is beyond just the environment.
"It is about livelihoods of people on this planet, their quality of life, and the way businesses operate," he said.
"Fortunately, businesses in Singapore remain committed. This includes many of the US businesses that have regional work based in Singapore that reaffirmed their commitment to tackle the impact of climate change. This means that businesses between the two countries will proceed as normal."
PARIS CLIMATE CHANGE AGREEMENT


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Take Care (album)
Take Care (film)
Take Care may refer to:
Take Care (film), a 2014 comedy-drama-romance starring Leslie Bibb, Tracee Chimo and Kevin Curtis
Take Care (album), a 2011 album by Drake
"Take Care" (song), its title song
"Take Care", a song by American singer Janet Jackson from her ninth studio album 20 Y.O.
"Take Care", a song by American singer Jennifer Lopez from her seventh studio album Love?
"Take Care", a song by American dream pop band Beach House from their third studio album Teen Dream
"Take Care," a song by American band Big Star from their album Third/Sister Lovers, later covered by Yo La Tengo as the final track on their 2003 album Summer Sun
"Take Care", a song by Roger Williams
"Take Care", a song by Jane Morgan and The Jones Boys
"Take Care", a song by Georgie Auld
Take Care, Take Care, Take Care, the sixth studio album by Explosions in the Sky
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Take Care is the second studio album by Canadian recording artist Drake; it was released on November 15, 2011, by Aspire Music Group,Young Money Entertainment, Cash Money Records and Republic Records. The album serves as a follow-up to his debut album Thank Me Later (2010). Production for the album took place during 2010 to 2011 and it was handled by Noah "40" Shebib, Boi-1da, T-Minus, Just Blaze, The Weeknd and Jamie xx, among others. Drake sought as he began to record a more cohesive recording than his debut album, which he felt was rushed throughout this whole development. While expanding on the sonic aesthetic of his debut album, Take Care features an atmospheric sound that is characterized by low-key musical elements and incorporates R&B, pop, electronica, and post-dubstep styles. Drake's lyrics mostly eschew boastful raps for introspective lyrics that deal with topics such as failed romances, relationship with friends and family, growing wealth and fame, concerns about leading a hollow life, and despondency.
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Take Care is a 2014 comedy-drama film about a woman who, after getting hit by a car, realizes her friends don't really want to take good care of her.
Leslie Bibb as Frannie
Tracee Chimo as Rachel
Kevin Curtis as Lawrence
Nadia Dajani as Fallon
Betty Gilpin as Jodi
Michael Godere as Jason
Marin Ireland as Laila
Elizabeth Rodriguez as Nurse Janet
Thomas Sadoski as Devon
Michael Stahl-David as Kyle
Tim Wu as Chef Wu
Heena Shim as Friend (uncredited)
Take Care at the Internet Movie Database
Take Care at AllMovie
Take Care at Rotten Tomatoes
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Everton defender Leighton Baines is confident the Toffees have enough experience to overcome their poor start to the season and build some momentum.
The disappointing start has seen Everton drop to 16th in the standings, but Baines believes they have what it takes to recover. Their next clash is away at Brighton & Hove on Sunday.
"There are always times in a season when you have a sticky patch," Baines told the club's official website. "We had one last year – we started well but then we could not win for a while.
"But I think the season overall was still viewed as a good season. And there is still so much football to play, there is no reason why this cannot be a good season.
"We are a good side, we have a good manager. All of the players will have been through this type of thing many times before in different periods of their careers and under different managers.


Sept. 14, 2011 Masayoshi "Masa" Fujita, 84, of Hanapepe, Kauai, a retired state vocational rehabilitation counselor and an Army veteran, died in Straub Clinic & Hospital. He was born in Hanapepe. He is survived by wife Teruko, daughters Doreen M. Fujita-Hino and Colette C. Akahoshi, brothers Takeshi and Sadao, sister Karen K. Kamada and five grandchildren. Visitation: 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Hanapepe United Church of Christ. Services: 10:30 a.m. No flowers.


It would be great to have a little info / help button on each widget. This would be configured in the settings of each widget and allow for additional information to be provided to the user about the widget.
A Help Widget/Link-to-information for the Map Application in general would be really useful as many users are not very map savvy which is often why we are sharing bite size data, information and small widgets with them.