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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 12 Nov 08

From Babylon 5 "The Paragon of Animals" G'kar's draft of the Interstellar Alliance's Declaration of Principles: "The universe speaks in many languages, but only on voice. The language is not Narn, or Human, or Centauri, or...

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semeris exactly!

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Rocketj1 @rocketj1 (6955) • United States 10 Nov 08

My mom is a decent cook. She doesn't really enjoy it though. She also has a terrible habit of being overly modest about things. Example:.........."I made this salad but I'm not really sure that it turned out right, so don't worry...

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semeris My brother learned how to cook before I did. My mother taught me a few things but only after I had proven I wouldn't burn up during the process. My grandmother's baby girl of 5 years old was burnt from boiling water, caught pneumonia then died. When my mother...

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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 12 Nov 08

From Babylon 5 "The Paragon of Animals" G'kar's draft of the Interstellar Alliance's Declaration of Principles: "The universe speaks in many languages, but only on voice. The language is not Narn, or Human, or Centauri, or...

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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 11 Oct 07

I've been seeing a lot of stuff on TV and the Internet about cleaning out the colon through fasting, special pills etc and I was wondering if anyone here knew of reliable information about colon cleansing including what would be...

semeris @semeris (29) • United States 10 Oct 07

Okay, I know that removing attractions and replacing them brings in the new business etc... but I miss the stuff I grew up with at Walt Disney World. Carousel of Progress Kitchen Caberet (Epcot) The ride endings for Horizons...

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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 4 Oct 07

I am seeking information on descendants of Pocahontas, specifically the Randolph line to see if there's a connection between them and one of my ancestors, Alice Randolph. It was written in our family bible that she is a descendant...

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semeris Thank you for the suggestions! I've been able to trace the lineage to Martha Alice Randolph but that's as far as I can get.

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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 3 Oct 07

I was recently taken off of medication that contained Avandia and one of the replacement medications was Actos. Recently, I read a report that stated Actos (as well as Avandia) may increase the risk of heart failure (but do not...

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semeris That link didn't work so I'm going to try a different one that's on the LiveJournal feed that I first saw reference to the article:

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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 3 Oct 07

I was recently taken off of medication that contained Avandia and one of the replacement medications was Actos. Recently, I read a report that stated Actos (as well as Avandia) may increase the risk of heart failure (but do not...

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semeris I'm unable to paste the URL for the report in this post, but I saw it on the American Diabetes Association website which is at http://www.diabetes.org/ I'll try to type it in here but it's a long URL and hopefully I'll get every digit in the...

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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 3 Oct 07

I was recently taken off of medication that contained Avandia and one of the replacement medications was Actos. Recently, I read a report that stated Actos (as well as Avandia) may increase the risk of heart failure (but do not...

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semeris Thank you for responding. I will definately ask my doctor about it as well at my next check up. I was asking here first since it'll be a while longer before my next checkup so if you find out anything please don't hesitate to post the info here!

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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 5 Oct 07

According to the Telegraph http://www.telegraph.co.uk/ The Vatican is going to publish a book, Processus contra Templarios, which will include a document that has been in the secret archive for almost 700 years and promises to...

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gradyslady @gradyslady (4054) • United States 5 Oct 07

What is the most amount of money you have ever had to pay the library for over due books?

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semeris I know.... I know... ::hangs head in shame::

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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 4 Oct 07

It used to be America's Walk for Diabetes, but is now Step Out to Fight Diabetes. Anyone can participate either by walking or sponsoring a walker. For more information go to my Step Out page:...

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semeris Thank you, I appreciate your response! : )

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gradyslady @gradyslady (4054) • United States 5 Oct 07

What is the most amount of money you have ever had to pay the library for over due books?

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semeris I was cleaning out my bookshelf during an off semester and came across I believe 6 or 7 books from the university library. I was SHOCKED and knew I would have to pay whatever fines there were. When I returned them I had to pay over $150. This happened in...

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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 4 Oct 07

I am seeking information on descendants of Pocahontas, specifically the Randolph line to see if there's a connection between them and one of my ancestors, Alice Randolph. It was written in our family bible that she is a descendant...

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semeris Thanks you for responding! I've been working on the family tree for a couple of years now so I've gotten a good portion of at least one branch of my ancestors. Well, actually that depends on one's definition of 'a good portion'. There's still tons of...

5 Oct 07

taurus02 @taurus02 (14) • United States 28 Jan 07

My husband and I have been exeperiencing unexplained infertility for 5 years and have gone through 8 Inseminations, numerous hormone treatments and 2 In-Vitro procedures with no pregnancy success. We are starting to think about...

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semeris At what age would a child no longer be considered a baby? I know that might sound like a stupid question but my husband and I have been wanting to adopt a child for a long time now and finances are a big concern for us.

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feverish @feverish (108) • Philippines 19 Dec 06

I've been wanting to see a film version of Neil Gaiman's satiric "Good Omens" for the longest time. And finally, my prayers have been answered. Terry Gilliam is reportedly developing the script and helming the...

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semeris I see that your original post was made 10 months ago so I thought I'd ask if there's been any word of verification yet about a movie. I have been dying to see Good Omens made into a movie - it would be fantastic!

4 Oct 07

semeris @semeris (29) • United States 4 Oct 07

I am seeking information on descendants of Pocahontas, specifically the Randolph line to see if there's a connection between them and one of my ancestors, Alice Randolph. It was written in our family bible that she is a descendant...

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tentwo67 @tentwo67 (3382) • United States 2 Oct 07

My husband left me 2 cards on my desk this morning. One is very sweet and wonderful. The other says on the front, "It's another year of not being dead!" and on the inside, "Just trying to make lemonade here." I thought it was a...

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semeris Happy Birthday!!! I turned 40 last year and my own birthday is coming up this month so it'll be goodbye 40 hello 41. It's just a number. I am the same person I was 20 years ago and the years have just made me wiser (I hope!). I definately appreciate life a...

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semeris @semeris (29) • United States 4 Oct 07

I'm not sure how many times an actress has played the part of Patsy Cline in a movie, but off hand I can recall two actresses who played her in a movie. Beverly D'Angelo - Coal Miner's Daughter Jessica Lange - Sweet...

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semeris Thank you! : ) I love Jessica Lange as well, in fact she's probably the reason I loved the 76 version of King Kong. Both actresses are fabulous! and speaking of Coal Miner's Daughter - I think Sissy Spacek was incredible as Loretta Lynn.

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hermysurveys @hermysurveys (11) • United States 10 Mar 07

I think mine would have to be "Van Lear Rose". I've been a fan all my life, but this song, about her Mommy, touches my heart. I love how much she idolized her parents!

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semeris Definately Coal Miner's Daughter, Fist City, The Pill, Your Squaw is on the Warpath, You're Lookin at Country... but usually anything of hers I happen to be listening to at any given moment.

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