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As shallow and trite as it would seem to make me, I find him so much sexier with shorter hair. (So much so that were the pics not side by side I never would have guessed it was the same person). I suppose I could tie up his hair in a pony tail (on the left) before something else gets tied up ...

(which suddenly started an earworm of the folowing: ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_7DA1G6tVs:93 '

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It would be helpful if you said what your major in college was. Seems to me that "service industry" is broader than "hospitality industry". So it isn't clear to me whether you would consider working in health services administration too close to the hospitality industry or if that would be different enough from what you were doing before, but might make good use of skills you learned. There's also creative industries - artists, photographers, musicians, writers, and mangement for them. Technical services, like computer programmers, or skilled health care workers - x-ray techs, phlebotomists, or on the professional end pharmisists, might or might not considered providing services, even though I wouldn't think of them as part of the "service industry". Have started a new hobby (photography/video) it seems that the folks in retail support there have a passion for the hobby, can be very knowledgeable and insightful. The folks who work in both the local music store I frequent, and a mail order place 2,000 miles away are all at the very least semi-professional musicians. So it might also be useful if you shared your hobbies and passions ... Sadly, since the hobby that all of us have in common is somewhat illegal in many places, the closest support I could think of for that would be video folks working for porn companies, but I'll bet there's *stiff* competition for limited jobs there ... And, in another thread, somebody talked about a possible career change of going into teaching - I seem to recall that some of the community colleges around where I live offer classes related to the hospitality industry, although the country could sure use more devoted K-12 teachers.

Rudy, might it be A. L. T. ? I'm a Kasier member and in their PrEP program. (My boyfriend of 12 years is poz and wanted me to get on it). ALANINE AMINOTRANSFERASE (ALT) Print About this test For general information about a test procedure, click the "About this test" link above. To see more information about a test result, select the "Details" tab. To compare test results over time, click "Past results" or "Graph of past results." Minor differences in test results from the usual range are not uncommon and likely represent acceptable individual or lab variation. Test results outside the usual range are subject to interpretation by your doctor. Details Past results Graph of past results Component results Component.........Your value......Standard range ALT....................... 21U/L ............. 0 - 47 U/L Following the "About this test link" gives: What is it? An alanine aminotransferase (ALT) test measures the amount of the enzyme ALT in the blood. ALT is found mainly in the liver. When ALT levels are higher than normal, it can mean that the liver is damaged or diseased.

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Le Guin lived in Portland Oregon , and her daughter played 'cello in the Portland Junior Symphony during the time I was in college. The orchestra was desperately short of oboe players, and permitted up to the age of 21 (at start of season), so I overlapped with her for a couple of years. The daughter (Elizabeth Le Guin) was one of the founding members of Philharmonia Baroque , well known to Bay Area residents, and is now a professor of musicology at UCLA. Almost everybody in the orchestra knew that the mother wrote really wonderful science fiction stories, but made no big deal of it in person if you should ever talk with her ...

If you follow the link that @oldNbusted gave, at the the top of the trailer, there's a red/blue rectangle that says "Full Epsiode Avalable". (color depending on whether you're hovering over it). If you click that, you can watch it via the web - and here's the link: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/americanmasters/worlds-of-ursula-k-le-guin-full-film/11632/?button=fullepisode