I had femur surgery a year ago, and I am have been having pretty bad pain since then
I had femur surgery a year ago, and I am have been having pretty bad pain since then. At first I thought it was just pain because of my accident, but since it's been over a year now, I was curious as to if I would always have to deal with the pain that I am experiencing, or if it could be worse. I...
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I went to the bathroom and check what's going on and I get some white "slimy" thing on my fingers
I am 13 and I haven't had my period yet but lately, I've been feeling like something inside me is "getting out". It doesn't feel like peeing or something, it feels like something like a slime is just slowly flows down to my "down there place". After I get this feeling(it mostly happens 2-4 times a...
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Movie Review: The Long Way Home (1997)
A film by Mark Jonathan Harris Winner of the 1997 Academy Award for Best Documentary, The Long Way Home is the story of the Jewish survivors of the Nazi Holocaust and what happened after the concentration camps were liberated. This is a very important, though little told story. Much of what I...
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Book Review: Last Stand - Barbara Kingsolver
Last Stand is primarily a collection of nature photography with chapter introductions written by Barbara Kingsolver. This is an environmental work in that the aim of the book is to educate about some of the beautiful regions of our country and to tell that there is a significant human threat to the...
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Book Review: The Last Juror - John Grisham
The Last Juror is the latest novel out of the Grisham factory of legal thrillers. This one is set back in Ford County, the setting of his first novel A Time to Kill , but we also see Clanton, which I believe was the town from The Chamber . I have not been very impressed with Grisham s work when he...
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Book Review: The Fortress of Solitude - Jonathan Lethem
The Fortress of Solitude is a difficult book for me to review. The story being told by Lethem is so broad, and at the same time so simple that capturing it in a couple of short paragraphs seems like folly to attempt. Yet, this novel is so good that an attempt is warranted. The Fortress of...
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Movie Review: The Real Cancun (2003)
A film by Rick de Oliveira The Real Cancun is brought to us by the good folks who gave us MTV s The Real World. In this movie, MTV takes 16 college aged students on a spring break to Cancun. They are put up in a house and they are filmed for the length of their stay. This film has been rated R...
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Movie Review: The Interpreter (2005)
The Interpreter , directed by Sydney Pollack, is a very smart political thriller. Critics have called it an old fashioned movie and that it is an old school political thriller in the vein of a Manchurian Candidate . This is meant as a compliment and high praise. Being called old fashioned may...
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Book Review: Listen, You Pencil Neck Geeks - Freddie Blassie
As it says on the book jacket, this book is about a Legend of Wrestling. This is not just faint praise or exaggeration. Classy Freddie Blassie is a true legend of the ring and his career spans a half century as a wrestler and a manager. All I knew of Blassie was that he was a manager and that...
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Movie Review: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005)
How do you turn a 700+ page novel into a movie? Well, you either make a 4 hour movie or you cut, cut, cut and turn into a 2.5 hour movie. The filmmakers decided on the latter because there was no good splitting point in the novel to make GOF: Part I and GOF: Part II. What we end up with is the...
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