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Title:

GioList
Age:

17 years old
Alexa Rank:
Total Sites Linking In (Alexa):

7
Domain's IP Country:

United States
Status Code:

OK
IP Address:

184.168.221.16
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giolist.com Whois Information:

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Domain Name:

giolist.com
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Domain Age:

17 years old
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Name Server 1:

ns45.domaincontrol.com
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Name Server 2:

ns46.domaincontrol.com
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Created:

Sunday 23. May 1999
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Expires:

Tuesday 23. May 2017
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Domain Registrar:

godaddy.com, LLC

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GioList
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Monday, January 25, 2010
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Friday, January 15, 2010
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Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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Thursday, November 12, 2009
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Sunday, November 08, 2009
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Tuesday, October 27, 2009
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Friday, October 09, 2009
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About Me
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Links
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Previous Posts
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Archives
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Balls
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I Love My iPhone
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Kicking Caffeine
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Thyroid Post-Game Show Part 2
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Let's Connect with Friend Connect
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The Thyroid Post-Game Show
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Let's take out his thyroid for 100 dollars!
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Playing with Google Wave
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Adding the gadget was pretty simple. The first thing I needed to do was to just sign up for Friend Connect. After that the Friend Connect admin page was populated automatically with my Blogger blogs. At that point you just pick the gadgets you want for your site, step through some wizards, and out pops some Javascript code you paste into your template. Pretty drop dead simple.
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It was a long surgery. About four hours from the time I was wheeled into the operating theater, under the influence of a healthy shot of
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In the recovery room, the first thing I noticed was my throat was killing me and not from the outside but from the inside. I figured that was from being
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I stayed overnight in the hospital for observation. That was fairly uncomfortable. I know that there are all sorts of nasty post-operative complications they have to watch out for (blood clots, internal bleeding, infection etc.) but you would figure there would be some passive way to monitor for these conditions. Nope. The way this is done is a nurse wakes you up every 2-4 hours, takes your temp, blood pressure, pulse, and blood-oxygen levels. It's impossible to rest or sleep. As a bonus, I had the pleasure of wearing what amounts to blood pressure cuffs on both legs which alternately inflated/deflated, right leg, then left leg, every 30-60 seconds. I was told this was for circulation but I think they were meant to keep me awake as much as possible between my vitals checks. But I kvetch. They took good care of me at St. Peters and I'm grateful.
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The next day I saw my surgeon. The recap was pretty simple. I had a complete thyroidectomy. They left a little bit of tissue around the parathyroids so as to not rough them up too much. I need them for regulating calcium levels. The thyroid was very big and deep which is why the surgery took so long. What he extracted didn't look like cancer to him but we need to wait for the full biopsy to say for sure. He asked if I wanted anything for pain and surprisingly I turned him down. I wasn't in any real pain. So he released me. After losing my I.V. and signing some papers, I was walking (yep, no wheelchair ride) downstairs to the hospital main entrance where my wife was waiting in the getaway car.
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I've been home since then. No strenuous activities but I did drive yesterday, which in the Garden State, can be harrowing. I also walked a bit. No running yet. I've taken a bit of Tylenol here and there when I felt uncomfortable but no other pain medication unless you count the warm soup my wife made. Man! That felt great going down my sore throat and tasted great. I'm going a bit stir crazy and will probably start doing some work from home soon. Another advantage to a career in technology.
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I still have not started hormone replacement therapy. Due to the fact that my thyroid has left the building, I'm going to be on
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So that's it folks. Not too bad all things considered. For anyone going through this I hope this gives you some idea what to expect and helps to relieve any anxiety you may be experiencing. I've been contacted by friends and strangers who have all been very helpful with words of advice, experience, and well wishes. Thanks, everyone. You have all helped me a great deal.
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Of course a special thanks to my family who have been helping take care of me and making home the perfect place to recover. I love you all.
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7 double espressos, my morning pick me up
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25 cups of regular "american" coffee (a 5 cup a day habit)
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10 Diet Cokes

giolist.com IP Information:

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Ip Address:

184.168.221.16
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Country:

United States
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Status Code:

OK
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Region Name:

Arizona
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City Name:

Scottsdale
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Zip Code:

85260
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Speed test:

68.9 ms

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