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"It's a getting closer, Going faster than a roller coaster, Love like yours will surely come my way." George

A Study in Terror A Midsummer Night's Dream Wetherby Shakespeare in Love Chocolat The Importance of Being Earnest George

I thought this was familiar. You posted it before, but it didn't count because it technically wasn't your turn. I still don't know it. George

My understanding is that Roosevelt had a younger wife, but she died before his presidency, so that one wouldn't count. I have no idea who the youngest First Lady was. George

Right church, wrong pew. George

Nice use of the inverted question mark, but no. Earlier movie. "To love is to suffer. To avoid suffering one must not love. But then one suffers from not loving. Therefore, to love is to suffer; not to love is to suffer; to suffer is to suffer. To be happy is to love. To be happy, then, is to suffer, but suffering makes one unhappy. Therefore, to be unhappy, one must love or love to suffer or suffer from too much happiness. I hope you're getting this down." "You are the greatest lover I've ever had." "Well, I practice a lot when I'm alone." "Oh don't, Boris, please. Sex without love is an empty experience." "Yes, but as empty experiences go, it's one of the best." "So who is to say what is moral?" "Morality is subjective." "Subjectivity is objective." "Moral notions imply attributes to substances which exist only in relational duality." "Not as an essential extension of ontological existence." "Can we not talk about sex so much?" George

Teddy Roosevelt was our youngest president, but I don't know anything about his wife. George

Now THIS one I've heard before. Not quite coming to me, though. George

Not necessarily a problem, if it's been steady there. Has it been creeping up? George

Dolly Madison? George

One might opine that the youngest Presidents had the youngest First Ladies. Hillary Clinton, Laura Bush, and Michelle Obama come to mind, but none of them were THAT young. Of course, an older President might have married someone much younger than himself. Still, I'll try Jackie Kennedy? George

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (?) George

Mary Todd Lincoln? George

Assuming you meant Meet the Fockers, Bob Deniro The Intern Anne Hathaway George

John Rupp was Limb Leader in Texas at the end of my stint in the group (1997). While I was having a drumhead trial to expel me, he was on the phone and made the final decision. I was devastated then; but in retrospect, he did me a favor. Prior to that, I interacted with him and his wife on a few occasions. He seemed interested in actually helping people. I bear him no ill will. Angela Priester and her husband, Perry, were my group coordinators at a WAP Advanced Class in Rome City. Again, nice people. George

Bryan Brown Full Body Massage Mimi Rogers George

Samuel L. Jackson Unbreakable Bruce Willis George

I Dream of Jeannie "Here we come, walking down the street. Get the funniest looks from everyone we meet." George

You piqued my curiosity. A Hoyer lift is a mechanical patient transfer device that uses a fabric sling to safely lift and move individuals with limited mobility from one surface to another, such as a bed to a wheelchair or toilet. It eliminates the need for caregivers to perform manual lifting, which reduces the risk of injuries for both the patient and the caregiver. The lift operates using a hydraulic or electric-powered mechanism to gently raise and lower the patient, providing secure support during the transfer process George

Gabrielle appears. Again, not likely to have much impact on the US. The disturbance behind Gabrielle seems to have a more southerly trajectory, however. George

Well, the problem isn't necessarily MY insurance but the total insurance of the oncologist's patients to make getting the equipment cost-effective. George

Funny you should ask. Apparently, anesthesia is not covered by insurance for the biopsy or the pre-treatment procedure. The oncologist, who performed the latter procedure, said he considered nitrous oxide, but it would cost the patient $300, and he'd pretty much need all of his patients to opt for it to make it cost effective for him to get the setup. I told him I would have quite happily opted for it. He said that they ALL say that, AFTER the procedure. Both the biopsy and the second procedure involve inserting a probe which, among other things, contains a lidocaine injection which is supposed to numb the prostate. Spoiler alert: IT DOESN'T HELP. I've met a number of people who have undergone the radiation treatment and experienced no ill effects (including, interestingly, my oncologist), so I'm hoping the worst is over. George

Annual bloodwork. My PSA levels had been slowly rising over the last couple of years. When it got to about 5, I had a biopsy done. (NOT pleasant.) The results showed areas of cancer cells. Further tests showed no metastasis, but my urologist and oncologist started me on the testosterone blocker. I had another procedure a little over a week ago (no need to go into detail here) to prep me for the radiation. It will be five short (~15 min) sessions a week for six weeks. Staying on the T-blocker will allow the remaining cancer cells to die off. George

Of course. George

Thanks. Prostate cancer is one of the most curable, so the odds are on my side. George