
Born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, there is no shortage of flavor for Meaux. She is a fierce woman with an infectious spirit, who you can’t help but want to be around and watch even more so when she is on stage. Meaux moved to Nashville and started her journey singing background vocals for one of the hottest country bands, A Thousand Horses. Since being with the band, she has toured the country and internationally performing in front of thousands of people each night along side headliners Darius Rucker, Jason Aldean, Thomas Rhett to name a few.
In under just a few years, she has shared her talents in all aspects of the entertainment industry. She's danced behind one of the biggest superstars of our time, Beyonce, during the Super Bowl XLVII Halftime show, featured in music videos for stars like Florida Georgia Line, recorded vocals for albums from major artists such as Kid Rock and Lee Brice, and has performed on several live national television shows such as the Today Show and Jimmy Kimmel. Now, she has repositioned herself from being the support to being the artist herself. Meaux fuses the world of sultry R&B with powerhouse pop vocals to create a sound unique only to her. Pulling from her Louisiana upbringing with the likes of Etta James and Ray Charles along side modern day influences from pop superstars Beyonce, Rihanna, and Jojo, Meaux brings a sexy edge to pop music coupled with dance choreography from her years of dance training. When you see her live, just be prepared to be captivated and entertained.Haha the only thing that's difficult for me is finger picking on the guitar. The tips are so round and thick to where it's hard to hit only one string. But other than that,  I barely notice them.  They don't hurt, they feel like normal fingers. It's a pain to cut the nails though because they're pretty thick. I usually just bite them off, which sounds gross, lol. 

When I'm in public, I am a bit self conscious of them.   I call the two fingers my "Snail Nails", because to me, they look like snail eyes :) it makes them more cute and less gross and abnormal to me.Oral sildenafil treatment for Eisenmenger syndrome: a prospective, open-label, multicentre study

Background Although sildenafil has been shown to be safe and effective in idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) and PAH related to connective tissue disease, its effects in Eisenmenger syndrome are less clear. Objective To investigate whether long-term treatment (12 months) with the phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitor sildenafil improves clinical and haemodynamic parameters in patients with Eisenmenger syndrome. Design Prospective, open-label, multicentre study. Setting Four pulmonary hypertension centres in China. Patients 84 Eisenmenger syndrome functional class II–IV patients. Interventions Oral sildenafil 20 mg orally three times a day. Outcome measures 6-min walk distance (6MWD) test, resting systemic arterial blood oxygen saturation (SaO2) in room air, haemodynamic parameters assessed by right heart catheterisation, safety and tolerability. Results The overall treatment effects at 12 months versus baseline (mean changes with 95% CIs) were 56 m increase (42 to 69, p<0.0001) in 6MWD, and 2.4% increase (1.8% to 2.9%, p<0.0001) in resting room air SaO2. Improvements were also seen in mean pulmonary arterial pressure and pulmonary vascular resistance index (−4.7 mm Hg (−7.5 to −1.9), p=0.001; and −474 dyn×s×cm−5×m2 (−634 to −314), p<0.0001, respectively). Sildenafil was well tolerated. Most adverse events were mild and transient, and occurred in the first 2 weeks of treatment. Conclusions Twelve months of oral sildenafil treatment was well tolerated and appeared to improve exercise capacity, systemic arterial oxygen saturation and haemodynamic parameters in patients with Eisenmenger syndrome.For decades, technology encouraged us to squander our time and as passive consumers.  In Cognitive Surplus, Clay Shirky examines the changes we will all enjoy as our untapped resources of talent and good will are put to use at last.
Since the postwar boom, we've had a surfeit of intellect, energy, and time - a "cognitive surplus." Shirky argues persuasively that this cognitive surplus - rather than being some strange new departure from normal behavior - actually returns our society to forms of collaboration that were natural to us up to and through the early 20th Century. He also charts the vast effects that our cognitive surplus - aided by new technologies - will have on 21st Century society, and how we can best exploit those effects, and how the choices we make are not only economically motivated but driven by the desire for autonomy, competence, and community.This CBC news article is reporting a new driver received a ticket for not displaying his ‘N’ sign when he picked up his father in his father’s vehicle, who had had too much to drink. Now the new driver is angry at receiving the ticket.
How hard would it have been to grab the ‘N’ sign and put it onto the other vehicle? ICBC offers these ‘N’ signs (‘L’ signs too) for FREE, and they are to go on your vehicle to ensure your safety and the safety of others. Being a new, and inexperienced driver is a risk in itself and roads are safer when people are aware of this potential hazard (no offence). Why not get a few extras and have them around for this very reason? They make beautiful fridge magnets.
Just because you decide to save the day after your father is feeling no pain, doesn’t give you or anyone else the right to ignore the restrictions on your drivers license; which, by the way is a privilege. It’s not like your house was on fire, and you were being chased by a pack of rabid gorillas through a rat-infested corn maze on the way to your driveway. If he’s already in the bar waiting for you then he can simply have another beer while he waits for you to remove the ‘N’ from your vehicle and attach it to the truck; which would have taken 12 seconds. Problem solved.
How can you be angry at police for doing their job and risking their lives to keep our roads safe? Take some responsibility for your action like an adult; proudly pay this $109 and be happy that is all it took to keep your father safe.
By the way, it is advisable to always keep your vehicle with at least 1/4 tank of fuel for this and a few other reasons.
You should also note that a no n sign ticket carry’s 3 points and is an automatic suspension for a new driver. Thus causing them to restart the 2 year program. What a scam, keep up the good work ICBC!
Ohh are you sure?? Do you mean prohibition from driving?
Yep, 3 points will put a new driver up for review usually ending in prohibition from driving.
Ohh yeah. I guess it’s good to behave when you have your N.
Wait, so a program to restrict inexperienced drivers, intended to reduce risk to the general public by promoting good behaviour and establishing good habits early on, which carries penalties for contravention of its clearly established rules, though rarely applied, is a scam?Press Release: Boston Comic Con kicks off the three-day comic book convention on Friday, August 12 to Sunday August 14! Boston Comic Con Celebrity Guest list...
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No Plan for Future Density?
Residents cite lack of overall vision.
Reston’s driving without a map, according to Ludo Van Vooren.
At a community forum last Wednesday, Sept. 6, the 39-year-old Reston resident expressed a recurring sentiment among a crowd of more than 100 people that development in Reston seems to elude local community planning.
“Let’s back up,” said Van Vooren. “If we continue to provide developers with permits to develop, we may inadvertently accept projects that don’t fit into a bigger plan.” Many residents agreed, saying that haphazard development has become a replacement for a community vision that’s run its course.
Instead, Van Vooren suggested that Reston take a development timeout, which would give the community time to devise a plan for future growth.
BUT WITH A FIGHT looming over a zoning change that could dramatically affect residential development in Reston, time may not be a luxury.
Last February, the county’s chief planner, Jim Zook, reported that Reston is fast approaching a density “cap,” which prohibits total residential development from exceeding 13 persons per acre. If a change isn’t made, additional residential development in Reston will soon be unlawful.
According to the latest report by Zook in June, Reston is at 11.68 persons per acre, which allows for an additional 4,106 high-rise units.
But development applications in the pipeline, if approved, could cut that number by two-thirds.
Responding to a situation that could soon shut down future residential development in Reston, the county initiated a process this summer to change the Planned Residential Community zoning ordinance that restricts Reston’s maximum density.
Proposed county changes will likely allow more density, but they may also re-define how future development