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"Je via sano!" — apparently that's Esperanto for "To your health!" Here's my daughter holding the elixir of groovy, raw, detoxing, alkalising, mineralising, energising health juiced from the rampant growth in our alternately sunny and rainy spring garden.
I had impulsively thrown some marrowfat peas on one of our raised beds, and they grew so fast they were hiding our beloved chives and strawberries from the sun. I hadn't had a proper plan. So I pulled them all up, and there was quite a lot of pea growth, each one maybe somewhere in between what you might imagine as a Pea Shoot and a Pea Green. I threw my shoe in there to show you the bulk.
The texture was a little stringy and chewy, even once pureed in a pesto with almonds and olive oil. Not quite nice enough. I'd been then inclined just to sautee some in garlic and olive oil, but there were so many to clean and pick through. And a feeling of laziness overtook me. How it came to me to pull out the juicer my husband bought at a carboot sale, I can't recall.
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I have only prepared homemade puff pastry once in my life. For me it is too time consuming to make.
I buy my puff pastry in the store. The choice is huge and the quality is good.
This time, I decided to make a vegetable tart. The weather also helped me in that decision as I do not I do not feel like eating fat and heavy dishes in a summer heat – I am sure you can relate.
Vegetables with a hint of olive oil are the best for this weather.
Ingredients You need to make puff pastry.
How to prepare puff pastry with vegetables.
Cut the courgette into 3-4 mm rings, place them on baking paper and sprinkle them with 1 tablespoon of olive oil and 1/4 teaspoon of salt. Bake at 180 degrees Celsius for 10 minutes. Repeat the exact same steps with tomatoes.
Cut the red onions finely and cut the mozzarella balls in half.
Place the puff pastry on a baking paper. Lay the toppings on it in rows. The vegetables can slightly overlap one another. Pour two tablespoons of olive oil over the vegetables and sprinkle them with black pepper.
Bake for 30 minutes in an oven heated to 200 degrees Celsius.
What You need to know when making baked puff pastry.
The yellow courgette can be replaced with green one.
You can smear the edges of the puff pastry with some egg yolk before putting it in the oven.
The tart tastes best when still warm. The baked tart can be drizzled with extra olive oil .


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Front Page | Transgender woman in Dallas is identified
Transgender woman in Dallas is identified
By Tom Wray on June 4, 2019
DALLAS — Dallas Police have identified a transgender woman who was find in a lake over the weekend.
The police said in a Monday afternoon press conference that Chynal Lindsey was found at 5:45 p.m. on Saturday, June 1. The Dallas News reported that her body had signs of "homicidal violence."
She is the seventh transgender person to be killed this year.
From the Dallas News:
[Dallas Police Chief U. Reneé] Hall said the department has reached out to the FBI to assist with the investigation into the 26-year-old Arlington woman's slaying, as it follows recent attacks on other transgender women.
"We are concerned, and we are actively and aggressively investigating the case," she said.
Hall urged anyone with information about the case — including where Lindsey was last seen and people she spent time with — to contact Detective Erica King at 214-671-3684.
Less than a mile from the lake where Lindsey's body was found,22-year-old Muhlaysia Booker was found fatally shot on May 18 on a road bordering the Tenison Park Golf Course.
Maj. Vincent Weddington said at the news conference that the department has four open homicide cases in which black transgender women were killed — the two this year, one from 2018 and one from 2015.
Brave Space Alliance, a trans- and POC-led LGBTQ community center on Chicago's South Side, released this statement on Tuesday:
"Brave Space Alliance is outraged and distressed by the death and apparent murder of Chynal Lindsey, who became the 7th Black trans woman murdered this year, and the second in Dallas after the murder of Muhlaysia Booker. While the rest of the LGBTQ community prepares for Pride, trans women must once again grieve the violent loss of one of our own, and struggle to have our deaths recognized by the larger community. We demand resources, reparations, and that the rest of the community acknowledge the founding role of Black and Brown trans women in the movement that gave them their Pride parades and other celebrations. We send our solidarity and love to the trans community in Dallas, and hope that they find the person or people responsible for this killing."
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Last week we got our Christmas tree from Boy Scout Troop 100, as my parents have done for years before me. Prince Charming and I will have been married for nine years come New Year's Eve, but we've only been putting up a tree since we moved back to Seattle. It's one of those traditions that I love, but that twenty-somethings-living-in-apartments rarely do. Fortunately we inherited two boxes of ornaments from Ryan's childhood, so we were all set once we decided to deck our own halls. One thing missing was a tree topper. When I draw Christmas trees, I've always drawn a yellow star on top. The ornaments and lights change, but the star has always been the crowning jewel, despite not having one in real life. With a little felt, stuffing, and yarn, my Christmas tree is now perfect.
One of the coolest things about holidays year is that J is old enough to participate. We've had great fun introducing her to Saint Lucia, Frosty the Snowman, creches, Christmas lights, and eggnog. She really enjoyed picking out and decorating the tree with us, and begged for her own tree in her room.
J: Daddy, I want a pink tree!
Daddy: Anything you want, Princess.
Me: And next he'll buy you a pony!
Ryan's brother was in town for the week, and he helped J decorate her tree pink, as requested. I made a tree topper for her too, pink, of course. I like to make things up as a go along. Here it is, my first tutorial. Please comment if you have questions.
Take two equal sized pieces of felt and fold in half.
Trace half a star along the fold, so that when it is unfolded you will have two identical symmetrical stars. You can be a perfectionist about this and make each star point the same size, but I think a little asymmetry looks better for this kind of ornament.
Cut out your 2 felt stars.
Sew stars together, making each stitch about 1/4 inch. I looped around the outside edge every other stitch: over, under, out and back through same hole; over, under, out; repeat. Make sure you leave enough space at the bottom for a hole to a) stuff and b) fit on the top tree branch.
When you've gone all the way around the star once, turn around and fill in the remaining stitches (over, under, over, under) back through your same stitch holes. Don't forget to leave enough room for the tree to fit in the center hole at the bottom of the star! See below: first round of stitches completed on the top half of the star, second round filling in on the bottom half of star.
Secure end of yarn with a knot inside the star and cut.
Stuff cotton batting into star, leaving some room for the tree top.
Hellllloooooooo! Despite my promises of crafty goodness on this revamped blog, I didn't get my contracted book done until yesterday. But now it's IN. DONE. OFF to New York, and I am FREEEEEEEEEEEEEE. At least for a little while. Tootles' due date is fast approaching, and there are still preschool applications that won't write themselves (not to mention revisions, copy edits, and page proofs for book 3!). But I promise to get in a few updated craft projects before I go dark with the new baby, and I'll start with one of my favorite craft holidays: Halloween.
In October we took J to see the Cat in the Hat at the Seattle Children's Theater, which she loved. It's a strange story, certainly not one of my favorite of Seuss's, but I think the magic of theater won J over and she was hooked. She asked repeatedly for the story of how we went to the theater and saw the Cat in the Hat, and when it came time to talk about Halloween, she was certain who she wanted to be: Sally. Now Sally is a) literary and b) unique, so you know I was thrilled to make her a Sally costume. (Search for Sally costumes, and you'll only come up with the rag doll from the Night Before Christmas. Search for Cat in the Hat costumes, and you'll only find the Cat or Thing 1 and Thing 2.) I didn't have much time, because I was desperately trying to finish aforementioned book, but I gave it my best shot.
All you really need for a costume are poster board, felt, and hot glue. Ryan was going to be the Cat in the Hat; J, Sally; and I, the fish, with the bowl around my ever increasing belly.
Step 1: Measure Daddy's head using one of his real hats and roll poster board to the correct circumference. Glue along seam.
Step 2: Measure and mark one inch or so all around the edge where the stovepipe will meet the brim, and cut many tabs up to this line. Fold little tabs over. These will glue to the brim.
Step 2: Cut a large oval the correct size for the brim. I used a cowboy hat of Ryan's as a model. Trace circumference of stovepipe in center of brim oval, and cut out middle. Put brim around stovepipe. Once you cut the tabs all around the base of the stovepipe, fold up and glue to bottom of brim.
Step 4: Cut out felt in red and white strips. Glue them on in alternating stripes. Cut out brim and top out of white felt, and glue to poster board.
Step 5: Once the glue dries, you are done. Try it on your model. Revel in your awesomeness.
Mr. Stewart's costume also involved a red bow around his neck. I planned for him to be able to wear jeans and a tee shirt, so that he would feel comfortable in costume. One needs no extra frills to be the Cat in the Hat: the hat says it all. However, if you had a model who wanted to get really into character, you could have him carry a rake, pink cake (more poster board and felt!), and some books.


Someone in my Teaching Writing class tonight was talking about how he had attended a thing where the Stephen Krashen was speaking (Krashen is very well known in the world of TESOL). He talked about how Krashen said over and over that reading skills lead to better writing skills.
GET IT? The teacher laughed. She thought it was funny.


In Motion is the second full length release from Lakeland, Florida's Copeland. Giving Copeland "In Motion" the full SRCvinyl treatment it was mastered for vinyl and lacquers created by by Stan Ricker then pressed on 180 gram vinyl. The album art will be displayed to its full capacity throughout a matte with spot UV gatefold jacket and accompanied by an 11 x 22 insert.


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Fallout 4 mods for PS4 get nuked
By Gerald Lynch 2016-09-09T15:19:00.252Z Gaming
Mod-apocalypse
There's bad news for PS4 owners currently enjoying the delights of Bethesda's open-world RPG games. The developer has just announced that neither its post-apocalyptic role player Fallout 4, nor its soon-to-be-remastered fantasy predecessor The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will be getting long-awaited mod support on Sony's console.
Mod support has long been a boon of the PC gaming community, but Bethesda had planned to level the playing field by bringing that functionality to the PS4 and Xbox One. In the case of Sony's console, that dream has just been nuked.
Bethesda burn
According to a post on the Bethesda blog:
"After months of discussion with Sony, we regret to say that while we have long been ready to offer mod support on PlayStation 4, Sony has informed us they will not approve user mods the way they should work: where users can do anything they want for either Fallout 4 or Skyrim Special Edition."
Bethesda seems to be putting the blame squarely at Sony's feet - its wording here suggests Sony is not prepared to navigate the minefield of inappropriate content and IP infringement that can sometimes come with unfettered mod creation.
Bethesda continued: "Like you, we are disappointed by Sony's decision given the considerable time and effort we have put into this project, and the amount of time our fans have waited for mod support to arrive.
"We consider this an important initiative and we hope to find other ways user mods can be available for our PlayStation audience. However, until Sony will allow us to offer proper mod support for PS4, that content for Fallout 4 and Skyrim on PlayStation 4 will not be available."
Mod-forsaken
Bethesda promises it "will provide an update if and when this situation changes". But for Fallout fans on Sony's console, the irradiated grass may be looking greener on the Xbox One, where mod support has been active on Fallout 4 since late May.
Though the developer has been offering a steady stream of DLC for Fallout 4 since its November 2015 release, that well dries up with the Nuka World pack, which released at the end of August. While PC and Xbox gamers will be able to prolong play with mod support, today's news essentially puts Fallout 4 to rest on PS4.
And while the spruced up visuals for the remastered The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition version will make it a cut above what PlayStation 3 gamers enjoyed, continued mod support will make the forthcoming re-release more attractive on Xbox One.
We've asked Sony for comment on the news, and will update this piece when we hear back from the company.
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Our Christian value for the term is generosity and St John's are certainly showing their generosity! Our Jeans for Genes day raised £387.34 and the Macmillan coffee morning was well attended and raised £92.01. I hear of many families who are preparing Christmas shoe boxes for underprivileged children as well as bringing in gifts to the collection box outside the office.


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Out of Africa (1985)
4-Word Review: An illicit love affair.
In 1913 a wealthy Danish woman named Karen Dinesen (Meryl Streep) gets spurned by the man she is in love with, so on the rebound she decides to accept the marriage proposal of the man's brother, Baron Bror Blixen (Klaus Maria Brandauer) Despite the fact that neither she nor he are in love with the other, but decide to make it a marriage of convenience. They move together to Kenya where they plan to at first start a cattle farm, but it soon turns into a coffee plantation. Through the years Karen's marriage to Bror begins to sour as he continues to have affairs with countless other women, so Karen turns her attention to the dashing big-game hunter named Denys (Robert Redford) and the two share a passionate and adventurous love affair, but when Karen tries to turn their relationship into a committed one he refuses.
The film, especially the first hour, comes off more like a broad sketch than a fluid story, or a highlight reel taken from a wide outline. I could never really get any type of handle of who this Karen person really was. I never understood why she would want to leave Denmark for Africa, or why she'd be so quick to settle down with a man that she didn't love. So what if she got spurned by one guy there's still other fish in the proverbial sea. Why not wait around for someone she could truly be excited about instead of just jumping in with someone that she really wasn't?
To some degree I did find the marriage-of-convenience idea an interesting one. It's rare that both parties admit that neither has the hots for the other, but still decide to make a go of it, which seemed like highly modernistic behavior especially for the time period and I was hoping this whole scenario would be explored more, but the film treats this mainly as a side-story that pretty much fades away after the first hour.
The introduction of the Denys character gets a bit botched too as he keeps popping in and out at the most convenient times out of literally nowhere, like when Karen finds herself ready to be attacked by a lion, and then just as quickly disappearing again almost like he were a magical genie. The fact that Streep puts in so much effort into her Scandinavian accent, but Redford puts none into conveying an English one is off-putting. Supposedly Redford did initially try to speak with a light accent, but director Pollack apparently found it 'distracting' and advised him to speak without it, but in the process it makes the acting seem uneven.
It's during the second-half where the film really comes together as it focuses solely on the affair though in real-life there was only a two year difference between Karen and Denys, but here there's a 12 year difference between the actors playing the part and it shows, but despite that discretion this segment really works. I loved watching the different things that the couple did like playing a phonograph record to some monkeys and seeing how they responded to it and watching Karen taking an airplane ride for the first time and all the majestic scenery that she takes in.
The cinematography is indeed sumptuous and one of the things that holds it altogether even when the script jumps precariously and sometimes jarringly from one point in Karen's life to another. The film would've worked better had it focused on only one area, like her relationship with Denys, which could've helped create a stronger, more immediate emotional impact with the viewer while also cutting down on the excessively long runtime.
Runtime: 2 Hours 41 Minutes
Director: Sydney Pollack
Available: DVD, Blu-ray, Amazon Video, YouTube
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slim5819 | June 14, 2019 at 8:34 PM | Reply
Mom said she enjoyed reading your review. She saw the film several years ago and wasn't sure she understood it correctly. She said she was in awe at your ability to analyze movies the way you do.


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How Many People Own Cryptocurrency
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Five or six years ago, the majority of the world's population was still unaware of the full potential and use cases of cryptocurrencies. All that started to change with the emergence of crypto exchange platforms and the increased attention they received in the media.
This was our incentive to try to find out whether this publicity has led to massive adoption or have cryptocurrencies remained a too-good-to-be-true alternative to fiat currencies.
In this text, we'll give you a brief account of the history and growth of crypto assets in order to find out just how many people own cryptocurrency today. As a bonus, we've included our top five cryptocurrencies that our Coin IRA customers can invest in.
What's Cryptocurrency?
Cryptocurrency is a digital or virtual currency created and secured with cryptography. It's mined on a peer-to-peer network using a cryptographic proof of work consensus mechanism that involves a complex algorithm called a hash function.
The cryptocurrency transactions are recorded and stored on the blockchain, an impenetrable and irreversible digital ledger. Organized in this way, the electronic payment system isn't regulated by any central authority and isn't tied to any bank or government institution. This makes crypto transactions faster, cheaper, more private, and more secure.
Why Do People Use Cryptocurrency?
Let's take a look at some of the main reasons people are attracted to cryptocurrencies:
Cryptocurrency transactions are faster.
Cryptocurrencies are transferred almost instantaneously from sender to receiver because there are no intermediaries to cause delays and no institutions to give their approval. Some cryptocurrencies are so scalable that they can process up to 3,000 transactions per second.
Cryptocurrency transactions are cheaper.
Financial institutions typically charge hefty fees on their services, especially when it comes to international payments. Crypto transactions, on the other hand, only incur a small network fee for the miner.
More privacy and security.
When you're making a money transfer using cryptocurrency, the transaction is stored on the blockchain and anyone can see it online. However, instead of your full name, the transaction shows an encrypted address called a public key. To sign the transactions and manage your balance you use a unique private key.
There's no risk of inflation.
Most of the cryptocurrencies are hard-capped to create scarcity and protect them from inflation scenarios, unlike the unlimited supply of fiat currencies.
Cryptocurrency Growth Through the Years
Bitcoin, the world's first cryptocurrency, emerged on the market in January 2009. However, it wasn't until 2013 that the crypto market and crypto industry started to take off.
Around this time, software engineers and crypto enthusiasts started launching both altcoins ("alternatives to Bitcoin") and cryptocurrency exchanges, i.e. digital marketplaces where you can buy, sell, trade, or transfer crypto assets. We can say that the fintech industry has been booming ever since.
These digital assets were enjoying a quiet but steady growth until 2017 when Bitcoin's price suddenly skyrocketed to its all-time high of $20,000. "The year of the cryptocurrency", as the crypto community now refers to 2017, saw the emergence of over 700 new altcoins.
Before 2017, the total crypto market capitalization (calculated by multiplying the total number of Bitcoins in circulation by the Bitcoin price) had been $18 billion. In 2018, this number climbed to over $128 billion. Today, the cryptocurrency market cap is approaching $500 billion!
How Many People Own Cryptocurrency Today?
In 2018, Dalia Research conducted a survey of 29,492 internet-connected respondents from the US, Germany, the UK, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, China, and India on cryptocurrencies. They found out that 3 out of 4 respondents have heard about cryptocurrencies, while half of them know what cryptocurrencies are.
But what about the number of people who own cryptocurrencies?
To arrive at the approximate number of crypto owners, we can take into account the number of cryptocurrency or blockchain wallets. According to Statista, in October 2020, there were over 55 million blockchain wallets. However, this doesn't mean that there are 55 million blockchain wallet holders because an individual can have multiple wallet addresses.
One of the most popular cryptocurrency exchanges, Coinbase, has recently published a new report in which it claims that over 35 million people in over 10 countries are using their platform. Therefore, we might conclude that the number of people owning cryptocurrency today stands between 35 and 55 million.
The Most Popular Cryptocurrencies Today
According to Finder, every three seconds there's a new post about Bitcoin on social media. Launched back in 2009, Bitcoin (BTC) remains the number one cryptocurrency both in terms of mainstream adoption, price worth, and market capitalization. People like to invest in Bitcoin for a number of reasons – to diversify their portfolio, to wait for future price surges and then sell their coins, or simply because they prefer this currency over fiat ones as it gives them more privacy.
The second-largest cryptocurrency on the market, Ethereum or Ether (ETH), was launched in 2015 by Vitalik Buterin. Ethereum is more than just an attractive investment or another currency to purchase goods with. It's also a utility token that drives the fintech industry forward.
Ethereum's founder discovered the potential of blockchain technology and created the first self-executable contract called a smart contract that can be used to build decentralized applications and organizations in which Ethereum tokens are used to execute different functions.
Litecoin (LTC) was designed by Charlie Lee, a former Google employee, who became aware of some of the challenges that Bitcoin was facing on the road to becoming a regular medium of exchange. He realized that Bitcoin lacks scalability, so he designed a new coin that processes up to 56 transitions per second. Litecoin is best used for small everyday purchases, i.e. micro-payments, which is why a lot of people refer to this asset as the silver to Bitcoin's gold.
Ripple (XRP) was launched in 2012 by fintech experts who wanted to design a coin that would make international money transfers faster and cheaper. It doesn't make much sense that in a digital era when information is shared from one corner of the world to another in less than a second, it takes days to process a cross-border payment. Therefore, it's no wonder that many institutional investors and central banks such as Yes Bank, Union Credit, UBS, NBAD, Santander, and others support this project.
ZCash (ZE) was created in 2016 by the developer Zooko Wilcox. What's unique about this cryptocurrency is the extra privacy of its anonymous or "shielded" transactions that are part of the network's "Zero-Knowledge Proof" protocol. Thanks to this protocol, the Zcash blockchain hides the public address of the sender and receiver.
All of the cryptocurrencies mentioned above and more are custodian-approved for Cryptocurrency IRAs. If you're curious about crypto investing and want to learn more, visit our website or call Coin IRA today to speak with a Cryptocurrency Specialist who can answer all of your questions and show you why it's still not too late to join the masses of investors riding the cryptocurrency wave.


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Do migraines ever make you mean or irritable?
Ever since the stimulator wire broke, the headaches have been horrendous and unrelenting. I am in a lot of pain. I am normally a pretty calm and easy going person. I do not get angry easily. But for the past few days, I have found myself really losing it- flying of the handle and yelling for no reason. During the worst of these bouts, I simply had to take a very small dose of my night meds and go to bed in order to calm down.
The only thing that helps at all is taking some diazepam or benedryl and rest. Music and distractions help too.
Has anyone else ever experienced this. If so, how do you handle it.
Re: Do migraines ever make you mean or irritable?
Yes, specially in early stages of the new bout, I get restless and irritable.
I am normally extremely patient specially with my children and now grandchildren. But the other day I found myself raising my voice to my 5 Yold g-daughter, not really loud, just sounding seriosuly impatient when she was not responding to her mother calling her repeatedly, acting a little silly.
I came instantly to my senses, when she gave me a very surprised look - it was not like me - I felt terrible about it. I wa also quite surprised by it as it just came out of nowhere.
I get terribly restless, just as you describe, and so at times I just walk about doing nothing much just to to distract myself from an uncoforatble feeling and emerging pain in order not to give in to it, even if my pain levels are seldom very high. In the end I sort of wear myslf out, and give in to it and wait for this next bout of M to pass away as long as it takes.
The strange thing is that over the years M and every symtops around it changes all the time, so there is always something new to discover - this is why this site is great - we can check with each other such things.
Did you see the one aboout the green blood and Dr Spock? I could hardly believe it when I read it.
Yes, sometimes when I have a dozy coming on and especially if I`ve had one for over a week.
Yup I get cranky and snap. Which is why I avoid public if I'm in a bad way. Pain just does nasty things to people and causes us to act in ways that aren't normal. When I don't feel good, I usually start with an apology for anything I might say or do that would be unkind.
Hang in there. And just try to be cognizant of what's happening.
When my migraines are coming on, I become sweetness and light. The happiness just radiates out of me. All my friends flock over to bask in the glow of my sunny personality.
Just kidding :-) I actually sometimes have a personality change during prodrome where I become very irritable and annoyed with everything. People tend to get as far away from me as possible.
I like to think I'm fairly even tempered most of the time but I definitely get irritable before and during a migraine. When attacks came on during the day, my family could tell hours before I could that one was on the way as the bad tempered-ness would start, so it's not necessarily linked to pain. Pain can make me pretty snakey as well, although I'm fairly used to that now and tend to take it out on people less often than I did.
HAHa, that sounds like the tampon commercial where the girl is talking about how much she "loves" that time of the month! But SM, I get very irritable during prolonged periods of pain. I dont know how you could not be irritable with the levels of pain you endure. I am sure your roomate will forgive you. Dont have any suggestions, just empathy!
That is exactly how it happens with me. I am a pretty laid back person. But when a bad one is coming (the prodrome) and even during long bouts of intense pain I get CRAZY irritable, frustrated, short tempered. I find myself yelling at my family. It makes me feel like a jerk. My husband knows that it is the pain and cuts me some slack. But when it is my poor 2 year old daughter I feel like a real jerk. I always try to apologize and explain that I am sorry and I shouldn't have yelled. I often wonder if it why she has a hell of a temper.
Good luck, don't worry too much. Your loved ones will understand. Especially after you calm down and apologize. How has the stimulator been working? (minus, of course, the broken wire). I am looking for more help. Perhaps a stimulator for me. Or the med pump.
I have never had an irritated day in my life with migraine Yeh, and my nose gets longer every time I say it. I handle the stress by choking everyone around me until they quit moving and making sounds. Then when it is quiet, I go fishing or target shooting. If I am fishing, I use dynamite and if I am taget shooting, I use stinger missles. Do I get irritated when getting a migraine? Never! If it is a real bad M, I just sit quietly and you had better stay away. Don't even talk to me.
I wish i could say I handle the pain well, but I don't.
Especially when the pain gets to a high level quickly, or the pain continues for days without any relief.
In those situations, I often snap at people.
You know it's like those irritating things they do and say that usually don't bother me that much drive me crazy!
I can remember many times when I have had to visit the ER and the doctor is on the fence about giving me the pain meds I need, just wanting to seriously punching him in the nose.
My poor hubby, but he deals with it so well. He has to put up with alot of BS from me when I feel particularly bad.
When I am feeling like this, I try not to answer the phone because I am afraid I will say the wrong thing to someone.
I have done that to my mom a couple of times and later had to call and aplolgize for my actions.
She is wonderful, she understands because she has seen me in a bad way many times.
I do my best, but sometimes I truly can't help myself.
Don't be too hard on yourself Sailing, people that know you should understand.
Had the stimulator been working for you before the wire problem?
I meant to ask you that along time ago.
Take care and know that we all understand what you are dealing with.
You are a wonderful person, but pain just gets the best of you sometimes.
Hope you get your stimulator fixed soon.
Thanks for all the advice. In some ways, I am glad to know that it is not just me. I just hate to act that way to anyone. I know it was the migraine talking, but I still don't like it.
As to the stimulator- one wire broke last year when I fainted and hit a doorpost. ( We did have a surgery date, but postponed until fainting situation was diagnosed. } The other wire was working. It makes a huge difference in the headaches- mainly that medications actually work. Ever since the other wire broke two weeks ago, the headaches have been unbearable- absolute torture. The only thing helping is diazepam, tylenol 3, and benedryl. (I have been on long acting pain meds, but they stopped working and I got off them. I do not want to go back to that right now} I have certainly had to take more medication than I would like to- but I am not sure what else I can do. My neuro is out of town and I know it is time for an IV of Depakan. I may check with his office and see who is covering his patients- just to see if anything can be done sooner. If not, I suppose that I will just have to wait it out. It is hard to think or even do the small things. I don't know how I would have made it through everything without a wonderful roommate, some other friends, and y'all.
I think chronic pain can make even the nicest person be irritable! It sure does for me...it is not so much the level of the pain, but the combination of the pain being high and prolonged. Sounds like you need to get your doctors together and brainstorm how to get you feeling better, sailingmuffin. When I am going through a tough pain time, I will go to my doctor every 2-4 weeks until we get me feeling better. If they don't have any suggestions, I will start bringing things up that I haven't tried yet--whether it is a name of a med, an additional diagnosis, or a treatment. I don't understand why you don't want to go back on long acting pain meds though...I still think your doctors must have been underdosing you all along or using the wrong meds if your pain was at 8 or 9 or whatever consistently. Sure, you don't want to be brought to little or no pain as then the dose is too high, but most people on chronic pain management with opiates (and using a breakthrough med) should be able to get their pain down to a level that they are mostly functional, whether that is a 5 or 6 or whatever. I find new doctors whenever mine aren't treating me the way I deserve. As long as you don't get pain meds from more than one at a time, I don't see a problem with doctor shopping. Best wishes.
I have to confess that I am never sure what makes this beast break out from me.
Is it the migraine or the fibro?
But having had a longer break for once....well 6 days, I think it is the migraine.
The fibro is constant, the migraine not quite so.
I do confess, I get less tolerant, and more argumentative just before and when a migriane strikes.
I had one this morning and am aware that yeserday I did not like my husband at all.
He must have been behaving very badly.
I think perhaps it just might be me, not him.
Dont tell him will you??
pen wrote: I do confess, I get less tolerant, and more argumentative just before and when a migriane strikes.
I know exactly that of which you speak, Pen.
I am always slightly annoyed by ignorant people And when I'm migraining, the slightest things irritate me even more, so I get REALLY annoyed and irritated very easily by ignorant people and/or people doing dumb things. You know, like people who don't use their blinker when driving as they're talking on their cel phones and cutting me off.
On Friday, I was in this orientation class, with a tone of paperwork to fill out, and the poor lady next to me could not figure out how to fill out a W-4 form for taxes. I had to try hard to not be overly irritated with her - and I know that's the migraine making me even less patient with someone else's difficulty. After all, not everyone can be as brilliant as I am. I think I was especially annoyed, not because she couldn't figure out the form, but because she asked me to help her but then wouldn't listen to me when I was trying to explain to her what to do. At least it was a good exercise for me to learn to be more patient, LOL Didn't help my migraine any tho.
Anyway, I think the migraines make me more short-tempered, more likely to be impatient, more apt to get annoyed. Then 90% of the time, I have to swallow all of that, along with the migraine pain, because I don't get alot of sympathy at home when I have a migraine. It's either "put up and shut up" or else go lock myself in my bedroom for hours at a time as the only way to get peace, and even that doesn't work because my nephew will still run around the house screaming. So yeah, I do get pretty cranky.


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Turkish Tech Firm Behind World's Longest Highway Tunnel
Connecting India to China, 9 km Atal Tunnel is also longest tunnel in world at altitudes over 3,000 meters and above.
Turkey's Savronik Elektronik is the tech firm behind the electromechanical systems, software, and completion of the technological infrastructure of the world's longest highway tunnel, located in the heart of India.
The Atal Tunnel, stretching 9 kilometers through the mountains, connects India to neighboring China, according to a statement from the company on Tuesday.
Situated on the slopes of the Himalayan Mountains, this single-tube, double-lane, horseshoe-type tunnel cut the distance from the old Rohtang Pass, spanning nearly 50 km long, to just 9 km.
The tunnel -- the world's longest located over 3,000 meters (10,000 feet) above sea level -- provides 365 day 7/24 access, while the Rohtang Pass was unavailable during the winter due to heavy snow
The project for the tunnel's tech, whose contract was signed in June 2018, was carried out with a team of 500 and completed in just 24 months.
Siddik Yarman, Savronik's chairman, said the design work was completed in Turkey and implemented through its affiliate in India.
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                    {
                        // the unit test calling us with that switch does not do code injection, so hook it manually
                        AppDomain.CurrentDomain.AssemblyResolve += InjectedResourceLoader.AssemblyResolve;
                    }
                    // else - the other unit test does resource embedding + code injection, so do not hook the event again

                    // test localizations
                    SwitchLocale("en", callback);
                    if (Translations.Text != "Hello world!")
                    {
                        Environment.Exit(-1);
                    }
                    var lib = new LibraryTranslationHelper();
                    if (lib.GetLanguage("en", false) != "English")
                    {
                        Environment.Exit(-2);
                    }
                    SwitchLocale("fr", callback);
                    if (Translations.Text != "Bonjour le monde!")
                    {
                        Environment.Exit(-3);
                    }
                    // fallback to english as it does not exist
                    if (lib.GetLanguage("fr", false) != "English")
                    {
                        Environment.Exit(-4);
                    }
                    // even when forcing locale change
                    if (lib.GetLanguage("fr", true) != "English")
                    {
                        Environment.Exit(-5);
                    }
                    SwitchLocale("de", callback);
                    if (Translations.Text != "Hallo Welt!")
                    {
                        Environment.Exit(-6);
                    }
                    if (lib.GetLanguage("de", false) != "German")
                    {
                        Environment.Exit(-7);
                    }
                    Environment.Exit(0);
                }
            }
        }

        private void SwitchLocale(string culture, Action<string> callback)
        {
            callback("");
            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(culture))
            {
                CultureInfo.DefaultThreadCurrentCulture = null;
                CultureInfo.DefaultThreadCurrentUICulture = null;
                return;
            }
            CultureInfo ci;
            try
            {
                ci = new CultureInfo(culture);
            }
            catch (CultureNotFoundException)
            {
                ci = null;
                callback("Culture not valid!");
                return;
            }
            CultureInfo.DefaultThreadCurrentCulture = ci;
            CultureInfo.DefaultThreadCurrentUICulture = ci;
            Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = ci;
            Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = ci;

            callback($"Translation: {Translations.Text}. Switched to: " +
                (CultureInfo.DefaultThreadCurrentCulture != null ? CultureInfo.DefaultThreadCurrentCulture.TwoLetterISOLanguageName : "<default>"));
        }
    }
}

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