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My wee dog is scratching at her eyes and here's the kicker, I awoke two days ago with quite bloody eyes, and had to call my doc for pink eye drops and antibiotics! Now my dog seems to have it.
I've been washing my hands like mad, and not touching my face, how could she get it when I've been quite sanitary about my eyes?
I'm on antibiotics and drops, I've tossed all my eye makeup, too.
I'll have my dog toss all her eye makeup as well! HELP! No vet is open on Christmas day...
Lara's last Q.
Happy Christmas! Anyone know if a dog can get pink eye or conjunctivitis (sp)?
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- 25 Dec 2012 by MacIntosh12
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- 29 December 2012
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- conjunctivitis, antibiotics, pink eye
My wee dog is scratching at her eyes and here's the kicker, I awoke two days ago with quite bloody eyes, and had to call my doc for pink eye drops and antibiotics! Now my dog seems to have it.
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Dearest Lara,
You won't believe this. I woke up with Pink Eye yesterday too. You can get it from your dog by the way. Not to worry though. Give the vet a call tomorrow and keep your hands clean and away from your eyes. Also wash your dogs paws and tell him to not rub his eyes, lol. Just joking. If you wear contacts throw out your contaminated pair and wear glasses for the next week as well.
Have a Merry Christmas and may the God of your understanding bless you and yours this holiday season and in the year to come.
Love ya, Laurie
I'm so sorry you've got the dreaded icky ick, too! I'm keeping hands clean, no eyemakeup (replaced it all, a small fortune!) but won't wear it until the icky corosious is gone! My poor dog, though. I dunno if she can have the same drops as me, do you know, Laurie? I want her to be comfortable, too.
Doc prescribed two bottles of drops, so does ANYONE think I should give her a few drops in her eyes?
Laurie, does your dog have it as well? I've tossed ALL HER MAKEUP, so she won't be wearing mascara today, nor will I.
Lara HAPPY AND MERRY TO YOU, LS
Dogs can get pink eye from humans and visa versa. There are several types of conjunctivitis and really needs to be looked at by the vet to determine the type and treatment necessary. Here is a link:
you'll have to put http:// in front of the address and it should take you right there. Good luck and not to worry about waiting until tomorrow for the dog. Whoah is me though, no mascara on Christmas Day, an outright abomination.
Thank you so very much, Laurie. You are, as always, a wealth of great information and understanding.
I know, right, no mascara on Christmas, OK, I put a little on, BUT I tossed it after that. I couldn't go to my parental unit's christmas party without my mascara, so I was vain and put it on, but just a tiny bit. I don't use a ton of it, anyway.
I've found out that I'm allergic to silk proteins, which is in most costmetics.
I'm screwed.
Merry Christmas Lara. Yes, to your question. You or your dog can exchange pink eye as it is very contagious. Don't use your medication on the dog, but call the vet tomorrow as Laurie suggested. She will get her own eye drops or ointment for her eye condition. Did your doctor actually say it was pink eye? It could very well be conjunctivitis too. One of you actually needs to see a doc to get the correct diagnosis. Our little cutie had a ball last evening opening her presents under the Christmas tree. She knows what ones are hers, & helped herself! I hope you have a wonderful Christmas, & a Happy New Year... Mary
Happy Christmas Mary. I see VI out and about. Health and happiness for you and your loved ones. Cheers!
You said in your comment: "Did your doctor actually say it was pink eye? It could very well be conjunctivitis too." Not to be a Scrooge or anything, but Conjunctivitis IS pink eye. They are not two separate conditions. Conjunctivitis has different forms (allergic, viral, bacterial, chemical), but they are all called by the same slang term, "pink eye."
Ummm, yes, you are right, but the treatment is not always the same depending on what type of 'pink eye' it is caused from. Please see the links below...
Also who is to say except a doctor or veterinarian what it is actually is or what type it is. A visit to the doctor would be called for. They may not even have the same type. She or the dog could have an allergy too, or it could be viral or bacterial. If you read the links, you will see there are different treatments for each. thank you...
Thank you Mary, hope you had a merry Christmas, and she loved her gifts.
I hope you had a Merry Christmas too Lara. The comment is private between pledge & me & has nothing to do with you. No worries... Mary
Thank you guineapigslave, I thought the same thing, that pink eye and conjunctivitis were one in the same.
You are truly a brainiac, gurl, please stay with us?
Lara, that was not IV, it was VI, & as I said had nothing to do with you so please calm down? Thanks... Mary
Lara, I believe he saw me comment, & was saying hello to me is all. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas & a good new year too... Mary
Agreed, dogs cat's ferrets, horses, birds, rodents, lizzards, can all get conjunctivitis. You can also treat this naturally. A strong tea made from goldenseal brewed with saline solution (the same stuff used with contacts) is a quick and safe alternative treatment to expensive drops. I believe in MYO a far quicker solution. I've used this on myself, children, hubby and pets.
Thank you Jamie, that tea may help alleviate the pain associated with conjunctivitis! I will make an appointment with my vet today, IF I can get my girl in there. Hope so!!
Yes they can. poor babies- Must be going crazy. Many human meds will attack a dog's kidneys-onions, raisins, attack the kidneys. There are many eye meds at pet stores but I don't believe they have one for pink eye. Most of the drops are to clear the eyes from dust, pollen after hunting, dry eye, and for Angel eyes-where the eyes run all of the time. It mostly seems to affect dogs under 10 lbs. It's probably from the environment. I'd go to the vet-That's an expense you don't need. That stuff seems to be in the air. We went to the trading post-and they said-Tinzie came in and says her baby has pink eye- Tinzie and the clerks didn't get pink-eye, but my daughter and I did. My husband didn't get it, then next week it got almost all of Santana's family. Of course, Father George got it.
Thank you Ruthie, your kindness is always welcome. Hope your Christmas was a happy occasion! No pink eye at your house, I hope!
Hi friend and Merry Christmas, I was hoping it was just allergies for your pup. My French Bulldogue is white and his eyes are often pink and irritated, as they are sensitive to so many things!
The Dr advised me once that true "pink eye" is the # 1 most contagious condition. Don't know about that any more, but it does fly through schools and day care. Wearing your shades, you'll be a stunner in Christmas 2012 pics. Hope it's gone by New Years so you can be glam!
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Hi 4N Substances, I adore French Bulldog's they are so cute! My dog is a pound puppy, I asked for the ugliest puppy they had, and I sure got one, she's so ugly that she's cute. Part Beagle and part racoon hunting dog, I've forgotten the name, but that coon hound part is tres ugly!!
Where does one find a breeder of French Bulldogs, online, perhaps?
My dog seems better today, she's not scratching, while I am red eyed and hideous! No pics for this Christmas!
Mac don't you dare dis coonhounds--I'll bring mine over-and they'll do what they do do best-sit and stare-with an occasional tail wag. HTG, that's how they beg. Eventually we'll open the door or look at their food bowls, whatever-and they think that they rule.
Hi my friend, hope everyone is inthe mend today and we all have any Chrismas blues behind us as well.
I also have a home in the South of France and I got him there. He's the real thing. I already knew and adored his parents. THAT is the key to picking a dog. I'm just home from eye surgery, hard to type. Lmk if I can advise you about US breeders in the future!
Love from 4N Substances
meyati, I wouldn't dis your dogs for the world! Mine is just an unusual mixture of beagle and (I looked it up) Blue Tick? I'm a city girl, but live in the country, as I may have bored you with before, and I'd never heard of a "Blue Tick" in my entire life! People don't hunt racoons in the city, so blue ticks are not exactly running rampant in either the city or the 'burbs. But I'd not give away my sweet dog for The Champion Dressage Horse!
I raised rough collies, since I was a kid, love them, but the shedding is a nuisance! Especially with fibromyalgia, it's very hard for me to vacuum up all that fur, and undercoat! Too painful.
Love ya, Meyati and hope you are feeling OK, and your pain level isn't awful,
Oh heck, I'll pq you,
Blueticks--Mac-do a photo search--- see if you can look up some breeders. They fought in the French-Indian War, they fought in the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Mexican War, and Civil War. They are the first American designer dog-maybe the first designer dog in the world-where people did specific breeding and culling to have a desired size, color, personality, etc. They're a mix of bloodhound and French Gascons that went out with French knights and they attacked the enemy. They are fearless, and they think that teething toy and toddler pillow is part of their job description. They have cold noses-that means you can take them where a bear or mountain killed livestock-take the Blueticks there a week later, and they usually can track down the predator. If you go to the American kennel Club site- it will tell you that they seem to be the only dog that has deductive reasoning. Stonewall has about 15 vocals that he uses. he even has a 'why' that sounds like why.
He does that when he can't understand why he can't come in. Their original range is from mid-Canada to New orleans. They have a lot in Ohio, Maine, the Carolinas, Michigan, Missouri, the Deep South. Go to petfinder.com and do a search for Bluetick hounds--- They even used to use them for dog races at California county fairs-and illegal tracks. They can outrun a greyhound and then fight a bear. A pair of raccoons can ruin 5 acres of corn or fruit a night. Then I have a Walker-the only nervous hound breed.
Whoa, Meyati!! You sure know your dog breeds! I'll write down the site and take a look. You really made Blueticks sound like American Royalty, which is actually an oxymoron, but still...
What is a "Walker"? I'll google it, as we may get chastised for talking about anything besides medical issues. Many people have been turned in for that.
Big HUG!!
But wait..we were... somewhere back there... taking about médical issues! Oops French keyboard! The topic was whether or not certain conditions are communicable between humans and animals. Totally legit, right? We hang together! Love you all-Au Revoir from
4N Substances, Marcel the Frenchie and my 12 rescue parrots. No my friends, I'm not a hoarder, but that is a diagnosable mental illness. I just don't have that particular one! I have an aviary. :))
4Nsubstances, you are right on the moolah, my friend, we indeed, were talking about the fact that pink eye is not a species specific illness!
You are a riot, and we need to see more of you round here, I appreciate a good humour and you most definitely display that wonderful character, LAUGHTER is the best medicine!
That is a lot of birds 4NSubstances!! Do they speak? If so, do they speak to each other and carry on conversations about philosophy or mathematics?
Lara the Irish nutter
4N Substances, I too am impressed with your knowledge about dogs! Wow! It's amazing what we can learn, when talking about another subject! That's what is cool about comment threads... we can go off on another subject and confuse the heck out of anyone that can't keep their concentration! Tee hee hee! Kudos to you!
Btw, I love dogs (but am allergic), and I love birds (but my fiance' refuses to allow "the noisy creatures" in our apartment). My TRUE love is guinea pigs, though. I have to be careful, when I get an illness like a cold or even conjunctivitis, as guinea pigs will catch human illnesses. Unfortunately, that is one reason why they are used for medical experiments :-( Porky and Bootsy, my fuzzy daughters, seem to know when I'm sick, because they will give me the "furry eye," aka the "evil eye," when I try to pick them up! They are a lot smarter than people know...
mine will often use the computer and sign in on web sites, using my profile, when I'm asleep. So, if you ever see a comment with my name attached to it, and it looks a tad "off," it may very well be Porky or Bootsy having a go at it!
There now, I've done my part at steering the subject in another direction too!
Oh Lara, you poor baby! Not only you, but your beloved animal companion too? That sounds like your doggy has sympathetic conjunctivitis to me... dogs and other animals DO have compassion toward their human slaves when they are feeling cruddy, and will take on some of this pain. (totally non-scientific observation).
It IS possible you both got the eye crud from the same source, though, so by you going to the human doctor, you could find the cause, then treat the both of you. Obviously you need to treat your dog differently, but the vet would have an easier time in determining the course of treatment by knowing the type of conjunctivitis, whether allergic, bacterial, viral, or chemical. It is also good to know that roughly 65% of these cases clear up on there own in a few uncomfortable day.
Lara, please get better quickly... your beloved pooch too! You are a sweetheart!
GPS, you absolutely kill me! Your sense of humour is a finely honed tool.
Thank you for the info, as well. Hope she is getting better, whilst I am still red eyed and hideous, ugh. I've just GOT to get this straight, our dogs can mimic our illnesses? Hope she doesn't have the dreaded Fibromyalgia!
I've got to google this, I don't know how long pink eye hangs around.
Mine always got worse.
@ meyati, I'm so sorry to hear your conjunctivitis always gets worse! Ughh! If you haven't tried it already, you might want to drown your eye in a thoroughly disinfected eye cup, using warm saline solution. Just be sure to disinfect after using it on the first eye, so any crud is not transferred to the second eye. This procedure really helps, and despite you saying your symptoms always get worse, a good eye flush a couple times a day to rid your eye of built up pus and crust will help you feel better and less cruddy!
I haven't had any for about 10 years, but in spite of eye drops, running water over it- almost non-stop-I always ended up going in to the doctor.
Thank you, GuineaPigSlave, for that tip, I did it, and voila! It really helped the discomfort. You must be a genius, girl!! : ) My hero!
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Miss Lara, I am very happy to help you, and anyone else that I can... and I don't require any form of payment... other than being worshiped as the Goddess I am. Seriously, I am a plethora of information due to working with doctors and nurses for many years... and just from a love of reading. Besides, I catch every illness out there, so if I haven't read about it... I've suffered with it! Just because I'm a Goddess, that doesn't mean I can't get sick... the other deities are very jealous and are always trying to best me!
Meyati, I hope you realize that not responding to "home cures" just means you are an extra special person! You are lucky to have not had conjunctivitis in ten years, especially since homes cures don't help you very much! I will pray that you continue to NOT get it. I, on the other hand, have a bad cold and have come down with conjunctivitis, too! I don't know if it is from sympathy for Lara and her pooch, or because I am sick. I'd like to think it is the former, rather than the latter :-)
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Nokia 6 Review
0. phoneArena posted on 07 Aug 2017, 09:21
Retailing in the U.S. for either $180 (Amazon version with ads) or $230, the specs and the design of the 6 seem ripe with potential. Does Nokia finally have a modern division contender?
This is a discussion for a review. To read the whole review, click here
1. mahima (Posts: 626; Member since: 20 Nov 2014)
Nokia 6 is getting 8?
I'm a Nokia fan
But 7.5 maybe the right score?
2. g2a5b0e (unregistered)
Reviews are opinions. There's no such thing as a "right" score. The score is whatever you deem it to be. Besides, if you haven't actually used the device, how can you give it a score?
3. LilJokr (unregistered)
And would you care to elaborate why?
6. sgodsell (Posts: 6485; Member since: 16 Mar 2013)
They gave the Moto G5 a score of 7, yet they give this one a score of 8. Why did PhoneArena give it a 7 when the the Nokia 6 wasn't even out, yet. The Moto G5 has more features, better software upgrades. Same processors, same resolution display only the G5 display is physically smaller and brighter. The G5 has a removable battery. Whereas the Nokia 6 doesn't. The finger print scanner is faster and does more on the G5 as well.
8. mahima (Posts: 626; Member since: 20 Nov 2014)
better software upgrades??
this is not the old moto, their upgrades cycle slow down significantly in the past few months
nokia impressed so far regarding the upgrades
7. mahima (Posts: 626; Member since: 20 Nov 2014)
when they give a better phone redmi note 4
( better battery, more ram and memory, better processor at the same price ) a lower score, it doesn't feel right.
not only redmi note 4, but other phone that gets lower than 8 but seems to be a better deal at their own rice range
but again, thia is my opinion, you can have different opinion from mine...
14. Acdc1a (Posts: 422; Member since: 21 Jan 2016)
I'll chime in. The wireless radio on the Nokia 6 is utter garbage. Using it as a phone is an exercise in futility. Everything else about the phone is beautiful. I just can't get past that part. I'd probably give the thing a 6.5 for that reason alone.
22. MurraySnudge (Posts: 13; Member since: 03 Feb 2017)
I've had my 6 since last Fri and using it as a phone is really good - perhaps your one is faulty? I live in UK and use the O2 network.
25. Spedez (Posts: 541; Member since: 29 Aug 2014)
Right score? Are you high or something? Nobody cares about "your score".
4. maple_mak (Posts: 953; Member since: 18 Dec 2013)
Hope other writers can learn this review (but I guess that score 8 was a bit high IMO), unlike some only know keep biased, or given an unfair score at least 9.2.
Keep it up!
5. MurraySnudge (Posts: 13; Member since: 03 Feb 2017)
Well I bought one last Fri and give it 10
One of the CONS states:
"Fingerprint authentication requires two taps, one to wake up and one to authenticate"
The article states 'two taps' - you don't tap it you just hold your finger on until it opens the screen. Mine does not need two touches - just one and it's reliable.
Was the phone on test a pre-production model perhaps?
9. rodrigo9411 (Posts: 1; Member since: 07 Aug 2017)
The 2 tap unlock is actually because their unit is an Amazon exclusive with ads. I've seen the same behavior on the amazon ads Moto G5, what would be the point if with fingerprint unlock you could bypass the ads? So they force the user to see the lockscreen (The first tap actually unlocks the device, afert that you can tap again or swipe to unlock)
12. MurraySnudge (Posts: 13; Member since: 03 Feb 2017)
Ok thanks - I understand now.
10. omnitech (banned) (Posts: 1131; Member since: 28 Sep 2016)
lol how did this get an 8? even the oneplus 5 is less oppo/lenovo than this phone is and oppo actually owns them
11. jellmoo (Posts: 2428; Member since: 31 Oct 2011)
I kinda like the Nokia 6, but I can't really see how the score can match the G5 Plus and actually beat out the Honor 6x. Both of those seem like better bang for your buck options.
13. hemedans (Posts: 732; Member since: 01 Jun 2013)
specs wise yes, but features, updates and build quality Nokia 6 is better than them.
-Dolby atmos is amazing go to youtube and see test
-every month Nokia 6 get security updates, even this august nokia 6 already received August security updates.
-polarising screen layer same as clear black display,
-Nokia 6 is tough, phone like huawei 6x receive poor review in this area,
-stock android
26. Spedez (Posts: 541; Member since: 29 Aug 2014)
If you like Asian crap you buy Asian crap. It's simple as that.
15. Vianna (Posts: 1; Member since: 07 Aug 2017)
This review is trash and you know it! :P
16. meanestgenius (Posts: 19188; Member since: 28 May 2014)
My Nokia 6 will be arriving tomorrow from Amazon. Looking forward to testing it out for myself.
17. joey_sfb (Posts: 6794; Member since: 29 Mar 2012)
I like Nokia have included NFC that support Android Pay super convenient feature.
The problem with budget phone especially the ones from China Phone OEM is the lack of NFC support.
18. Ozsikhs (Posts: 56; Member since: 03 Sep 2015)
cant wait for Nokia 8


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The picture says it all. Its resemblance to the Scream by Munch is somehow present.
I think that this building is one of the very first buildings I had identified as ugly. It is the famous Faculty of Architecture at the Royal Technical School at Stockholm. I think most natives from Stockholm would agree that this is the ugliest building in town (Other candidates are "Kulturhuset" and "Skatteskrapan"). It was an architect friend of mine who astonished me by letting me know that a) this is Brutalism and that b) she thought it was a great building.
This building also gets lots of points because it is, in my view, in the most beautiful neighbourhood en Stockholm. Adding to the splendour of the Engelbrecht (Engelbrechtskyrkan) and Danderydsgatan (My favourite street). Thank you wonderful building for removing the decadence from this neighbourhood.
Address : Östermalmsgatan 26, 100 44 Stockholm, Sweden


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ERIC Number: ED051454
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1971
Pages: 61
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A Study of Selected Characteristics and Practices of 150 Low-Income Homemakers with Children in Chenango, Delaware, and Schoharie Counties 1969.
Beers, Rose K.
As part of a continuing study by home economists, in three contiguous New York State counties, of ways to identify and respond to the needs of low-income families, an interview-questionnaire was administered to 150 low-income homemakers who had children at home. The purposes of this data-collection technique were: (1) to identify some of the characteristics of low-income families; (2) to determine some of the homemaking practices and needs of low-income homemakers; (3) to discover what low-income homemakers consider as problems related to food and clothing; and (4) to suggest ways to respond to these problems. The data collected were analyzed by frequency distribution. Results of the study show that the primary concern of these homemakers is getting enough food for the money they have to expend; the same concern showed in clothing problems. A need for help with financial planning is clearly evident. Impressions of the families, as shown by interviewers' notes, are presented; these "word portraits" relate to family characteristics, health, income and money management, and housing and housekeeping. The resolution of these problems will require the efforts of other agencies, as well as Cooperative Extension. (CK)
Descriptors: Data Analysis, Databases, Interviews, Low Income Groups, Program Development, Questionnaires
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Authoring Institution: State Univ. of New York, Ithaca. Coll. of Human Ecology at Cornell Univ.


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Schools over!!!
Ok! Sooo.... schools over (yay) and now i will hopefully have more time to blog and whatnot! blah blah blah... yeah yeah yeah... so so so... and and and... like like like... yeah i dont really have much to say!! LoLz! yeah..... anywayz.... i was looking through mii old notebooks and i noticed that most of them were full of scribbles and doodles and such! lol so on Polyvore (a site i'll review later) i made....
thats basically a remake of what it looks like, lol
anyways... im bored, mii summers gunna be boring, and once school starts up again i'll be boredd for the next 9 months
IM me if you want... ask me for mii sn!!
Have a good summer, hopefully it will be more exciting then mine! lol
bYEZ <3
blondee x3
(i need to be more creative when it comes to titles! lol!)


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I was going to do a favourites post but there's not really alot of bits that stand out to me this month so as this post has been doing the rounds again i thought id post mine as im sure alot would have changed from last time i did this
Shampoo: John Frieda brilliant brunette
Conditioner: John Frieda brilliant brunette
Styling products: I dont really use styling products! The odd bit of hairspray which again is a brilliant brunette one
Shower Gel: Soap and Glory clean on me
Body moisturiser: Soap and Glory the righteous butter
Deodorant: Dove
Fake Tan: I am currently embracing the pale!! But the very generous Marie kindly sent me a bottle of the St Moriz one which i will definitely try out soon
Cleanser: Is it bad that i dont use a cleanser??!
Exfoliator: A body shop tea tree oil one for my face, but for the body iv recently bought some exfoliating mitts which are amazing! and only 99p so a bargain
Primer: Bare minerals skin revver upper
Foundation brush: Bare minerals kabuki
Concealer: I occasionally use the gosh touch up concealer under the eyes or a collection 2000 one which doesnt cover amazingly well but it gives a nice brightning effect
Blusher: Everyday minerals email me
Bronzer: BarryM
Highlighter: I dont really use one
Eyeshadow base: UDPP
Eyeshadows: A few iv been loving lately patina, style snob and smoke and diamonds (all mac)
Eyeliner: A rimmel one. I really need to invest in a better black eyeliner
Mascara: Maybelline colossal
Lipstick: Iv been wearing alot of lipbalms lately instead of lipstick
Lipgloss: Again iv not really bothered with gloss lately
Nail Colour: Well right at the minute i have BarryM turquoise on my toes and nothing on fingers!
Monday, 31 August 2009
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Proposed ballot measure urges medical malpractice reform
Across the nation, the variation with which medical malpractice claims are handled is great. Some states impose limits on the amount of money that victims or their family members can receive from these claims while others, like Pennsylvania, have no limits whatsoever. Concerns among patient advocates about how to best protect patients against errors such as a failure to diagnose cancer or delayed treatment is great.
Efforts are underway in many states to change the laws that govern punitive malpractice awards. In California, such a change may end up being put in the hands of voters on this coming November's ballot. If passed, it would be the first such action since the California Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act of 1975. A group is currently collecting signatures in support of the change and must submit enough signed petitions by March 24 in order to qualify as a fall ballot measure.
There are three primary components of the proposed new law. The first is an increase in the state's damage award cap, which is currently set at $250,000, as well as planned adjustments for future inflation. A second component would require doctors to reference a statewide database prior to prescribing select medications in order to prevent abuse of the drugs. The measure also calls for random drug tests of doctors.
Every patient has the right to safe medical care. Fears about the actions of a negligent physician should not prevent people from seeking help when needed. Anyone who suspects a medical error has taken place may wish to talk to an attorney to learn if compensation may be possible.
Source: Los Angeles Times, "Voters may decide medical malpractice cap," Melanie Mason, February 18, 2014


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An account of one staff member's experience while visiting the infamous concentration camp.
There is a snack bar at Auschwitz. Yes, you heard me correctly: There is a snack bar… at Auschwitz.
Mothers pushed screaming toddlers in strollers, baiting them with candy from the aforementioned snack bar. Tour buses crammed into the parking and groups of school children complained about the length of the drive to the camp.
Upon arriving to the camp that still stands today about an hour outside of Krakow, Poland, I expected to be overcome with emotion at visiting a place that has hosted the some of the most horrific things humanity has ever seen, but what I had really come upon felt like a typical tourist trap. Needless to say, I was disappointed. Despite these initial feelings of disgruntlement toward other visitors, though, my time at Auschwitz sparked a new level of revulsion for the atrocities committed by Nazi officers there and brought me new appreciation for the workers that preserve this part of history and remember the victims of the Holocaust. Experiencing Auschwitz reawakened feelings I experienced when first learning about what happened during World War II. The realization that something so terrible occured in recent memory honestly scares me.
But before I could pay my respects, I had to make it through the line.
It seemed as though few people in line to enter the camp felt the gravity and historical significance of the site that lay before us. Here, people grumbled about how long the wait in line is, and I wanted to tell them to shut the hell up, because unlike the near 1.5 million people that perished here, they have the privilege to leave.
I wanted to say this isn't like waiting in line for Magic Mountain but knew I wouldn't get anywhere.
As I approached the security area, I noticed graffiti scrawled on the entrance building. John and Kat's Eurotrip 2013. Auschwitz crew 2011. Those are just some of the things I could understand among the varying languages senselessly scratched into the wall. My disappointment gave way to disgust, and soon it was my turn to walk through the metal detector.
On the other side of the security gates, Auschwitz was a different world. I wasn't standing on some random gravel road in rural Poland. I was nowhere, and there is nowhere to go but through the paths lined with barbed wire and between brick buildings that all look the same.
I had hardly begun my journey inside and I was trapped in a vast complex of sterile surroundings, with only block numbers on the buildings to guide me. I was in a place I had only seen in textbooks and documentaries. Everything I knew of Auschwitz was black and white, and here I was seeing it in color. I passed under the threshold of the main gate and looked above, "Arbeit macht frei": Work will set you free. It was there that my stomach began to ache.
I did not expect how I would react physically to being in a place with such palpable negative energy. My heart sank into my stomach and my feet dragged along as my family and I went from barrack to barrack to view the various exhibitions of items and rooms that have been preserved to serve as a reminder of what happened there. I had only been in the camp for less than an hour, and I was physically and emotionally drained.
The showcases in the barracks displayed everyday objects, from shoes to glasses to suitcases the Nazis took from victims upon arrival. This is where visitors realize the enormous number of people who came through the camp. The barracks are small, and it is easy to forget just how many victims were packed into a single room.
After roaming the rooms, I started to feel numb to the idea of what transpired at Auschwitz. I walked past the photos of victims and the old uniforms of theirs that hung on the walls. My brain was oversaturated with images of innocent people starved to skin and bones. It didn't feel real. I think my mind was just trying to find a way to cope, and I held it together — until I entered the room of human hair.
When victims were loaded off trains into the camp, their belongings were taken, their bodies stripped of their clothing, and they were completely shaved. This was intended to prevent lice in the close quarters of the camp, but the hair was also sold to a company in Bavaria for the manufacture of whatever one can make with the follicles.
After seeing all of the belongings stolen from the people forced to come there, I felt sicker. All the hair, all two tons of it, the same color due to being "sanitized" by the gas Zyklon-B, impacted me because that reduced the victims from people to nameless numbers on a spreadsheet. They were stripped of what made them human in so many ways; seeing their hair, an actual piece of them, shook me to the core.
What came next was something that I had been dreading all day–the gas chambers. Despite Nazi efforts to cover their tracks and collapse the chambers when the Soviets were advancing on the camp, one smoke stack still stands today.
In a single file line, my family and I entered the chamber and immediately I felt violently ill. The smell was rank and the moist air caught in my throat. The dull ache in my stomach escalated to a pinching pain and I thought I was going to lose my lunch.
It was a feeling I will never forget, and I anticipate that I won't ever experience it again. I don't want to. To stand in a place of such significance and complete suffering is indescribable.
It brought a lot of things into perspective for me that I won't explain here, but I can say that the experience of being in Auschwitz changed my life and I could see it changing other visitors around me.
I am not Jewish. I am not Romani. I am not gay. I am not a part of any other group the Nazis persecuted, and I will never begin to understand the pain associated with seeing the suffering of their people, their ancestors, in such a raw way.
But I am human, and going to Auschwitz made me seriously contemplate the amount of hate and ignorance in this world. I mourn the loss of these souls that fell victim to blind hate.
I think the most terrifying thing about the place, though, is that the outside of the camp did not inspire fear in me. In Auschwitz the grass is green, birds chirp in the trees, the grounds are orderly and on the outside, the buildings look just as they would on other military bases. Auschwitz as a place is not inherently evil. Without electricity running through the fence and smoke billowing out of the gas chambers, it is nothing but the military base it was before WWII. But it is now forever plagued by the memory of monstrous destruction of humanity.
That's what is truly horrifying about Auschwitz. It makes you comes to terms with that fact that the place is not evil, but people can be, and there is the capacity for it in all of us.


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She is the noted hot bombshell Sunny Leone who has been making waves in India and has become a sensation among the Indian youth. Here is a good reason why she has become a hot property.
Sunny is seen sporting an Indian saree in her own style and all one can see is just the saree with nothing underneath. One can see the well toned thighs and the folds on her hips


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Well I figured its about time I start a blog. I decided to call it "Someone Like Me" (cue that line in Kings of Leon's Use Somebody)because I don't want to have a theme or restrictions to what I write. I want to use this as a way to share what is going on in my life to friends and family as well as reflect and keep track of what I have done or just simple musings. If you are a stranger here, welcome! I am happy to share my experiences with you too if you are someone like me.
It will largely be about me and my horse as I train him. I am also hoping to write about all the other things I love… food, music, photography, nature. Whatever I feel like.
So as I mentioned before, I will probably end up talking a lot about my horse and that's how I intend to start things out. For those who do not know me or have been following my progress, I bought a 3.5 year old Arab x Trakehner at the beginning of December. He was unbroke and very nervous at the time (could barely even pet him, he would flinch!) and I kind of expected he wouldn't be ready to ride until spring. Well he proved he just wanted some attention and became so easy to train! This is the first horse I am training from square one, so sometimes he trains me instead (when I am willing to listen haha). Could very well be the most open relationship I have had with a horse when it comes to communication, its very neat. Ok non-horsey people you can stop laughing now at how I describe us. No hes not my boyfriend haha.
Anyways, under 2 months now and we attempted our first canter last night. I wont bore you with everything that led up to this point, but it was a huge step for us! I have been riding him in a nurtural bridle (http://www.nurturalhorse.com/buyBitlessBridle/index.shtml) and a treeless saddle for only about 2-3 weeks. I wasn't expecting anything easy as he LOVES to trot and when I am working with him on the ground it takes a lot of work to get him out of a trot, but he got it almost immediately and with enthusiasm! The arena is so small, we had difficulty with our turns as we were pretty speedy at first, but once he figured out he had done the right thing and I determined I could try and collect him without going back to the trot, he became very relaxed and more like a rocking horse, using his back end easier and accepting my leg and we got a full lap of the ring. Here is the video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7rDpCPQces&feature=plcp&context=C36c8b73UDOEgsToPDskKPXTTAO5zca25eQvc8XVUU
We also cantered the other direction as well, but no video of that. Just as good, but again, we have difficulty making our turns at first. We will work on this as we settle into our rhythm! I didn't want to pull too much on his head or use too much leg to have him start confusing the signals, I was just happy to get transitions correct!
Its a very incredible feeling to feel your horse canter for the first time under you. I suspect its something like hearing your child's voice for the first time. You know and love the creature and you spend so much time looking forward to the day when they take that big step, but have no clue what the outcome will be. You can kind of see into their personality once you feel their movement and it becomes a very tight bond. Very sappy, but thats what I feel!
You cant wipe the smile off my face 🙂
Whoops Lee uploaded the wrong video, thats just us trotting. Canter video will come soon.


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Keyboard not working
- My keyboard doesnt work or any of the side keys...the ball works fine and i get calls just can't answer them..
I've tried battery pulling and a bunch of other stuff. I havent spilled any liquid on it either.
Anyone have and suggestions or ideas on why my keyboard and soft keys are essentially "locked"?
Thanks06-20-08 11:52 PM
- I found a solution to the keyboard malfunction problem which has not been discussed on any forum I have looked at. I apologize if this has since been added to this thread as I have not read it in a while. Unfortunately I am pressed for time, and want to make sure others benefit from my discovery. Sorry for the bad Netiquette.
As with many other people I was extremely frustrated by the fact that so many support forums had people who had tried all the solutions, but like me had persisting keyboard issues. So I took a day and tried EVERYTHING I could think of. These are two solutions that I have found to two different symptom sets. I have only tested Bell Blackberry Curve 8330s.
I have now tested these solutions many times on several different Curves. Note none of these phones responded to the other solutions: (Remove battery for 30 seconds, blow dust out of keyboard, preform soft reset, delete archived msgs, update OS, etc..)
Symptom set #1 - Keyboard and side buttons not responding only Track Ball scrolling (but not push selection) responding
This seems to be somehow caused by a function of the Scroll Ball locking out or blocking the input signals from the other buttons.
1. Turn off your phone by removing the battery
2. While battery is out of phone remove Track Ball
a. First remove the silver disk around the Track ball. This pops out easily with your fingernails
b. The ball will now simply fall out if you turn over the phone. (tap it if need be)
c. **take note of the orientation of each of these pieces so that you can put them back in the correct way. If you lose track of the way they came out, they will only go in the correct way. Just dont force anything.
3. With the Track Ball out of the phone, put the battery back in and power up the phone.
4. Check to see if the keyboard is responding. If it is,
5. Put the track ball back in the phone with it still powered on.
6. Test keys and trackball, it should be working now.
Note: that it is unlikely that this is simply a result of the battery being removed for more then thirty seconds. I have only tested this on Curves that did not respond to repeated attempts at the 30sec battery pull. Each time this worked on the first try.
Symptom set #2 Blackberry responds to Keyboard keys producing the wrong letters and pressing Track Ball produces random characters
This seems to be caused by the Blackberry reading the battery as partially charged when it is almost dead. I was able to prove this by testing the battery using another device. Although my phone believed the battery to have some charge the battery was actually almost completely dead.
The solution is simply to charge the phone. All but one of the times I have used this solution the BlackBerry actually started reading the battery as dead immediately after being plugged in.
Hope this helps... sorry for the long post.
Jay-D McLean
Edmonton, AB, Canada07-07-09 12:22 PM
- I know that this is for the 8330 curve but I have having similar problems with my 8100 Pearl. At first the keyboard would randomly type letters (e's and w's being the favorite) and I would be unable to type any letters in and sometimes I could scroll the pearl.
Now it has gotten to the point where it doesn't turn on at all for the most part and the notification light blinks red and the odd time the camera flash flashes.
I thought that it might have been the battery because in the beginning the problems would go away as soon as the battery status was 100% and plugged in, but the moment it was unplugged and lost a percent it stopped working and started typing randomly again. I even bought a new battery too.
I have tried so many things, pretty much anything that I can find on these forums, but nothing seems to help. Any more suggestions? I really don't want to lose my blackberry
Thanks for your time,07-07-09 11:11 PM
- I am having a somewhat similar issue with mine. For whatever reason when I press the space bar or any of the right bottom keys no matter what I press m or n show up. it is usually fixed with a quick battery pull but that's just a pain in the ***. I thought it was because I had a face plate covering my bb but it still does it after I took it off. Any ideas on this problem?
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com07-08-09 12:06 AM
- The keyboard & trackball, could roll but not push, stopped working on my Blackberry Curve yesterday. Phone was simply lying on a countertop when this happened. I tried removing the battery and replacing it numerous times. The phone was still receiving emails and updating "unopened" number but not responding to any touch to the keyboard. Late last night the phone started "sounding" and characters of *#*#*##*#*# were being displayed as if a phone number was being typed into the Blackberry. This happened 3 or 4 times last night and again this morning. If I tried to use the phone's keyboard, it did not respond. Gave up and, this morning, put the phone in my pocketbook to take by the store tonight after work. When I got to work and pulled the 8330 out my purse, it was working again. Can't come up with an explanation for this. Has anyone else had their Blackberry behave like it's been possessed?12-16-09 03:58 PM
- try gettin a new keyboard?12-17-09 07:19 PM
- For the sake of collecting data:
I had symptom set #2, followed immediately by symptom set #1 (after I reset the battery). I followed the jaydmclean solutions, twice, to no avail.
For what it's worth, the moisture indicator on my battery has been tripped, so it's possible that this is a separate root cause with the same symptoms.06-28-10 12:04 PM
- So I have the first one - trackball scrolls but no keys will press. Nothing works, including jaydmclean's suggestions. On one hand, I really don't care too much - my new every two was up in a month and I got a new 8530 to replace it. On the other hand... they have an ap for that. Specifically they have an ap that I had on my old phone called BabyLog. It has all my 6 month old's baby stats in it... First smile, first tooth, when she first rolled over, etc. I can get a new activation code to put the ap on my new phone, but all the data is stuck on the old phone. I have to get my old phone to function or I've lost everything.
So when I remove the trackball I see a pink sticker in the hole up high toward the screen. Is this a moisture indicator? None of the others have been tripped, and it worked fine that morning, just stopped smack in the middle of the day for no apparent reason with the phone in my purse.
My hubby has the same phone and is looking to upgrade soon. Is there any possibility of swapping out keyboards or something?! I'm desperate.
Thanks everyone!09-19-10 08:35 AM
- Pink sticker = moisture. You may be able to get it repaired at a repair shop.
Have you tried backing up the old device (including 3rd-party apps) using BlackBerry Desktop Manager on your PC and then restoring from that backup to the new device?
Posted from my BlackBerry using BerryBlab09-20-10 01:45 AM
- i have the solution for all of uuuuu jejeje
im from peru live in florida my name is guillermo
and the solution is easy bt complicated
is not the software or update is a hardware issue
on the back of the blackberry is a square u have to cut that by the have to look inside after that u will find a part that is touching other part because of the heat it disoldering thats all
srry about my english bt im very happy right now that i solve this problem
call or text for question 7862364552 i have a store and i have a lot of blackberry that came with this problem n today i decide to open n find the problem
- Sorry if I have done this wrong, but not sure how to post this question.
I have just bought a blackberry curve 8520, I have put in my sim card,everything goes fine, but the keyboard was not reacting,only the roller in the centre, now i have seen the posts about taking it out and cleaning it,but I just cannot get it out, the more i try the more it looks like it is getting damaged. But anyway after fiddling around with it. I discovered if I hold the button on the left side of the phone(the voice activation button) then press the back button etc i can control it, and get to the different screens, but obviously this is not ideal. Does any one know how i can sort this problem out? I have gone to options and checked if it has been changed to do this on the keyboard options and it has not, the option is still set to voice dialing. Help Please!!!!!06-16-13 02:22 PM
- i have the same problem and wanted to know whether there was any other way to help the phone and fix it as we dont know how to take the scroll ball out to fix it and no it wont work can u plz help11-05-14 12:17 PM
- and plus when i click a letter it does another letter is this a fault or not11-05-14 12:19 PM
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Dear Family and Friends,
Quite often I see things in Cuenca that touch my heart and make me smile.
It is quite normal here to see mamas tending their small children while selling fruits and vegetables at the market. But, today I saw a daddy working and tending junior.
I was sitting in Parque Calderon waiting for my friend, Patricia. I was watching the shoe shine vendors across the street.
The portico is lined with shoe shine vendors in the day and then after 5:00pm, they leave and the hippie jewelry vendors come for the evening shift.
I was watching them work and saw a man getting his shoes shined. There was the shoe shine vendor, the male customer and a baby stroller. After a moment it occurred to me how strange this looked. When the customer left, I expected to see him walk away pushing the stroller. But no, after getting his shoes shined, the customer walked away alone and that was when I realized that the baby was with the vendor.
It was heart warming to watch the vendor interacting with the baby while waiting for another customer.
I walked across the street just to get a look at the tyke.
I went on to enjoy a wonderful lunch with Patricia.


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Hello my lovelies. I hope you've all had a super day. It's Monday and for me Monday is always full of promise. It's the start of a new week and a chance to be productive again. However due to circumstances beyond my control the productive side of me won't kick in until Thursday.
The only sewing I've done over the last few days has been a little bit of stitchery work …..
And while doing the stitchery work I tested a new pen which I used to transfer my designs to calico …..
I can now confirm that the Pilot Frixion Point pen works beautifully. It's got a finer point (0.5mm) than the original rollerball (0.7mm) version and they both erase without any effort when you apply heat using the iron. I transfer my designs by tracing the pattern using a light box and a Frixion pen. A bright sunny window will do just as well as a light box. I have really enjoyed bringing my stitchery designs to life. I think we should all try a little designing from time to time. As you can see my designs are just simple ones but once they have been joined up with patchwork blocks I think they will look great. I'm testing these designs on calico but my goal is to stitch them out again on a marble or similar print type fabric which I will frame up using a lively Jelly Roll. I plan on keeping it simple. Less is quite often more.
I got a phone call from my pal Sandra this afternoon. We had a good old chat in which we discussed a quilt challenge. My notebook was promptly opened to a fresh page but my mind was blank. I eventually flashed up my laptop and then my patchwork & quilting software. I played around a wee bit to give me three different layouts for a quilt. Sometimes it's best to start with the big picture rather than the block. I'm really excited about this challenge now. I'll tell you more about it when I know more.
I almost forgot to tell you that I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Woolfest on Saturday. I bought a few woolly bits which I will post about once I have used them. My favourite stand was the Fabric Affair stand. I love tweeds so I don't have to tell you that I purchased some lovely tweedy bits. And I bought some lovely wool felt from a couple of other vendors as well. I love the vintage feel of woolly projects. The atmosphere was great and the venue is perfect for the woolly theme.
I'll take this opportunity to remind you that the winners of The Festival of Quilts ticket giveaway will take place on Wednesday. Click here to find out how to enter the draw. There are 3 pairs of tickets to be won.
So for this evening, this very happy longarm quilter will be doing some more stitchery work. I hope you have a super cosy evening doing some you truly enjoy. Until you read me again,
Happy stitching. ♥ ♥


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In preparation for football season, I binge watched Last Chance U on Netflix. I finished season one on a Saturday and season two in half a week.
My beloved Bills are now 1-1. Gabby is a Jets fan and recently found out that I support the Bills. Our season opener was against the Jets and we won (after an arguably slow first half). The Jets are 0-2. She's going to kick my ass the next time we see each other.
I downloaded Soda Player to use Acestream for streaming NFL games. I don't know about you guys, but I don't have cable TV. Then again, I hate it when you're watching a game and during an important play, the stream starts buffering. It happens more often than you'd like.
This is why I bought Aerowave. It allows me to watch TV stations that broadcast over the air. I could've done it with a coaxial cable and a metal clothes hanger, but this was easier. And it works like a charm.
Now I can watch football on my couch instead of on my desktop. I'm moving on up!
Some thoughts:
- The Chargers should've stayed in San Diego.
- The Giants should not be on primetime TV.
- I wasn't wrong about picking Matt Stafford as my starting QB for the past three years.
- The Bills game against the Panthers was one of the more pathetic offensive games I've seen. (But great defense.)
- The Jets will not find a reliable QB until 2025.
- The Bears are perennial suckers.
- Why is Jay Cutler playing for the Dolphins?
Liverpool played against Leicester today in the League Cup.
We lost 2-0. Both goals were scored in the second half.
The team played aimlessly, with our forwards unable to finish chances.
We need an out-an-out striker and a force in the midfield to boss it around.
We also drew 1-1 against Burnley in our last EPL match.
Is this the beginning of a nightmare?


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At work, and in other spheres of life, how well you relate with others affects your ability to get things done. What you may not realize is that all people exhibit one of several different behavioral "styles," which determine how they think, make decisions, communicate, manage time and stress, and deal with conflict. By understanding which "people style" you're dealing with, you can establish rapport with someone more easily, become more persuasive, and avoid miscommunication and the possibility of rubbing someone the wrong way.
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The "Keep Liberia Clean" campaign could use some volunteer litter pickers. Fautz Associates, a Hollywood real estate firm, is hosting a cleanup day for Hollywood's Liberia neighborhood from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Volunteers will be given gloves and T-shirts and rewarded with a barbecue lunch. They will rendezvous at 2243 Simms St. and take off in teams throughout the neighborhood, east of Interstate 95 between Sheridan Street and Stirling Road. RSVP by 4 p.m. Friday firstname.lastname@example.com 954-874-0770.
Cleanup Day coming this Saturday to Hollywood's Liberia neighborhood
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March 27, 2014
The "Keep Liberia Clean" campaign could use some volunteer litter pickers. Fautz Associates, a Hollywood real estate firm, is hosting a cleanup day for Hollywood's Liberia neighborhood from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. Volunteers will be given gloves and T-shirts and rewarded with a barbecue lunch. They will rendezvous at 2243 Simms St. and take off in teams throughout the neighborhood, east of Interstate 95 between Sheridan Street and Stirling Road. RSVP by 4 p.m. Friday firstname.lastname@example.com 954-874-0770.
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No one should underestimate the challenges facing Liberia's new president, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. No one should undervalue the impact her success could have across Africa, either. Johnson Sirleaf is Liberia's first democratically chosen leader since the 1980s. She has to maintain peace, and begin an arduous rebuilding program. That won't be easy. The country's warlords, and their allies in government positions, still wield considerable influence and leverage. Johnson Sirleaf is also Africa's first elected female head of state.
Boca father tells future givers the world needs their help
By Anne Geggis, Sun Sentinel
November 11, 2013
R.J. Shook wrote about the most successful Wall Street types in his book, "The Winners Circle," but now he's hoping to make the world's least fortunate more of a priority. Monday, he was showing a fifth-grade class at St. Andrew's School in Boca Raton where else they could have been born. He brought pictures and stories from the trip to Liberia he completed two weeks ago. "You see how her hair isn't black, but orange?" he said, pointing to a the picture of a child projected larger than life on the classroom screen.
Liberia Meeting Switched To Tuesday
September 25, 1999
A meeting to discuss a federal brownfield designation for Hollywood's Liberia neighborhood -- rescheduled because of Hurricane Floyd -- will take place at 7 p.m. on Tuesday at the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, 2400 Charleston St., Hollywood. The public is encouraged to ask questions about the program, which designates certain parcels of land or areas as eligible for relaxed environmental cleanup standards and financial incentives. In other areas of the country, brownfield designations have spurred commercial and industrial redevelopment of blighted areas.
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Liberia said Tuesday night that it was prepared to offer political asylum to Jean-Claude Duvalier, who fled Haiti aboard a United States Air Force plane four days ago. The offer by the West African nation, which was reported here by the French news agency, came amid signs that France and the United States were close to finding a country ready to accept Duvalier and his family. Duvalier and his wife, Michele, have been secluded in a luxury hotel in this lakeside Alpine village since their arrival on Friday.
The Looming Mission To Liberia
July 4, 2003
The Bush administration acknowledged Wednesday that it is actively considering sending American troops to Liberia to help pacify that war-torn West African nation. American military commanders may be forgiven if their attitude on hearing that news was that they need a new foreign commitment like they need a hole in the head. Thanks to the war in Iraq and its still-dangerous and deadly aftermath, the nation's armed forces are stretched thin and deeply stressed. But this is not a situation in which the U.S. can simply punt.
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March 13, 1996
Run-down housing is one of the more frequent complaints heard from residents of Liberia. To help stem the problem, the City Commission last Wednesday agreed to provide $75,000 in federal housing money for the low-income neighborhood east of Interstate 95. About $47,000 will be used to acquire 10 vacant lots in the 2200 block of Hood Street for the eventual development of new, affordable housing. City officials and Liberia activists have worked together to build four new houses on the block.
Hollywood Accused Of Ignoring Liberia
By Stephen Wissink, Staff Writer
May 8, 1985
A civic leader representing the low-income Liberia neighborhood accused city officials last week of ignoring the community`s problems. The accusation touched off a heated exchange with Commissioner John Williams, who defended the city`s attempts to redevelop Liberia. "Part of the problem is that you don`t want to hear what we have to say," Claude Blocker told commissioners when Mayor David Keating ordered him to end a speech that had lasted nearly an hour. "That`s hogwash, Claude, and you know it," Williams retorted.
End Drug Dealing In Liberia, Activists Say
By Stephen Wissink, Staff Writer
February 27, 1985
Civic activists in the city`s Liberia section want police and city officials to crack down on illegal drug-dealing in the low-income neighborhood. The drug sales, made openly in a commercial area in the middle of the neighborhood, frighten residents and may hamper multimillion-dollar redevelopment projects, according to residents and Henry Graham, executive director of Liberia Economic and Social Development Inc. "I don`t think Liberia is seeking special...
Strikers midfielder Gebor knows horrors of African civil war
By Dave Brousseau, Sun Sentinel
June 13, 2012
FORT LAUDERDALE — As a young boy, Abel Gebor witnessed first-hand the starvation, the homeless, the atrocities and death that heavily defined the civil war in the western African country of Liberia from 1999-2003. Had he, his eight brothers and sisters and mother not escaped his severed homeland, Gebor was confident of one thing. "By now I'd probably be killed," said the Fort Lauderdale Strikers' rookie. "It was difficult living in Africa. "If I had to, I would have fought," Abel said.
Florida and the Civil Rights
By Alejandra Cancino and South Florida Sun-Sentinel
May 11, 2012
The voices of those who lived when Florida was segregated can better explain history at the time. In an attempt to preserve history, Kitty Oliver, a professor at Florida Atlantic University, interviewed people who lived in Liberia, a predominately black town in Hollywood, during those years. Sterling Collins Sterling Collins was born in Dania in 1919. After finishing college as a valedictorian, he worked at his parent's store and then built his own. He was responsible for paving the streets of Liberia and putting the sewer system in the 50's.
Nobel Peace Prize shared by 3 women
October 7, 2011
This year's Nobel Peace Prize is divided between three women, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Leymah Gbowee of Liberia and Tawakkul Karman of Yemen, the Nobel committee in the Norwegian capital, Oslo, announced Friday. The women were awarded the prize "for their nonviolent struggle for the safety of women and for women's rights to full participation in peace-building work," the committee said. "We cannot achieve democracy and lasting peace in the world unless women obtain the same opportunities as men to influence developments at all levels of society." Johnson Sirleaf, Liberia's president, is Africa's first elected female head of state.
'Mayor' of Liberia, Edna Symonette, dies
By Gregory Lewis, Sun Sentinel
May 6, 2010
Edna Bain Symonette, a lifelong resident of the Liberia neighborhood, where she was affectionately known as the mayor, died Sunday of multi-organ failure. She was 72. Ms. Symonette was born and raised in Hollywood's predominantly black Liberia section and constantly worked to make it a better place to live. Her family was among the founding Bahamians of that community, and the city honored her as a pioneer in 2005. It was one of many honors bestowed on her for service to the Liberia Civic Association, and for volunteer work with the city parks and recreation department and Hollywood police.
Three Men Honored For Righting A Wrong
By Sergy Odiduro Staff Writer
February 7, 2010
Some didn't know what the smell was. Others were too afraid to do anything about it. But for many African-American residents who lived near the Dania Beach Colored Cemetery in 1938, it was well known where the odor came from. The remains of about a dozen African-American settlers who were buried in a corner reserved for them at the whites-only Woodlawn Cemetery were dug up, moved across the railroad tracks to the new cemetery, and dumped in a hole. Tombstones, broken and scattered, were laid in a heap nearby.
A Universal View
- James D. Davis
August 23, 2009
Has your upbringing in Liberia given you a distinct view of church life in America? Not just that, but growing up with United Methodist missionaries has. Also growing up in a pastor's home. Missionaries gave me a universal view of what it means to be a Christian. When you're growing up, you don't understand what sacrifices it meant for them to come to us, to be our teachers and choir directors. I learned that being Christian meant not to focus on yourself, but on others. What's the one most mistaken impression about United Methodists?
Hollywood Agrees To Tackle Problems In Liberia
By DANA BANKER, Staff Writer
February 11, 1990
HOLLYWOOD -- The impoverished Liberia neighborhood got a boost last week when city commissioners made it a Safe Neighborhoods district and agreed to send in a team of inspectors to rout slumlords. The decision came after leaders, trying to overhaul the struggling neighborhood, complained the city had ignored recommendations to improve the area, northwest of Sheridan Street and Ely Boulevard. Andy Molinari, who leads a city committee working to improve Liberia, said the commission`s decision on Wednesday would help.
Nigeria To Let Liberia Extradite Former President
By Laurie Goering Chicago Tribune
March 26, 2006
Nigeria's government agreed Saturday to hand over former Liberian President Charles Taylor, who faces international war crimes charges, to Liberia's new democratic government, effectively ending the former warlord's more than two years of asylum in Nigeria. Taylor, who left Liberia in 2003 under an internationally brokered asylum deal, faces charges in neighboring Sierra Leone of backing a brutal rebel movement there infamous for hacking off limbs. He is also considered one of the key figures responsible for a 14-year civil war in Liberia that left 250,000 people dead.
Clinton Supports Liberian Leader
By Jeffrey Gettleman The New York Times
August 14, 2009
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton landed in Liberia in the driving rain Thursday morning and sent a strong message of support to President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, Africa's only female head of state, who has recently come under scrutiny for her role in the country's conflict-ridden past. Johnson-Sirleaf, a Harvard-trained economist, instantly became a symbol of women's empowerment and a departure from war in this long-suffering nation in 2005, when she became Africa's first woman to be elected head of state.
Trial for torture in Liberia begins
By Vanessa Blum Staff Writer
September 30, 2008
An American citizen raised in Florida led a Liberian paramilitary squad that beheaded men, burned their flesh and committed other acts of illegal torture, a prosecutor told jurors Monday in Miami federal court. Charles McArthur Emmanuel, 31, also known as Chuckie Taylor, ordered the execution and abuse of prisoners as head of his West African nation's dreaded Demon Forces, prosecutor Christopher Graveline said in an opening statement. Emmanuel, who has pleaded not guilty, is the son of former Liberian president Charles Taylor.
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I traced the image to Mary Me Bridal but the name/maker of the gown isn't listed. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I traced the image to Mary Me Bridal but the name/maker of the gown isn't listed. Any help is greatly appreciated.
@KittyCatToe: Man what a gorgeous picture. Since it was a fashion shoot with no other info, I would contact Mary Me Bridal and ask them. Good luck!
@HisMoon: Right? Can I have the dress and her hair? I'm calling when they open. I called the other day but the woman who answered was rushed so I just made an appointment. Now I'm wondering if have a gown stuck in my head that's way over budget.
I have no idea but if you like this dress I suggest you check out pronovias petunia! The top is similar and it has a similar feel
@MeiFrancis: You picked up on my style in no time. 🙂 Petunia is one of my top 2 right now. I'm pretty torn between her and the La Sposa Master. I saw this gown and I gives the same feel but a new twist with the skirt. I'm thinking this may be the one if the fit and price are right. Let's hope it is, my loved ones are getting sick of my dress hunt.
@KittyCatToe: hahaha let us know if you find out! You have great taste, petunia is my dress =) let me know if you ever need more pictures of it!
@MeiFrancis: Girl you know I want some more pictures of petunia! Post those babies. 🙂 I go over to the old Pronovias Finisterre thread to check out the other similar dresses. That darn Finisterre was my original dream dress. I saw a picture of her years ago and I saved the name and designer info. Of course I could no longer order that particular gown by the time I got engaged. Womp womp. This dress hunt would have lasted all of 5 seconds if she was still on the market.
I loved that dress too! But I also really love having straps sooooo I'm happy. Here are the pictures I have! This latest is from my first fitting, the top layers are pinned up to hem so that's why it looks weird
Eta the fitting one is somewhere in the middle, it's all weird since I'm doing this from my phone
@MeiFrancis: You look amazing in this dress! Is that natural white or optical white? People are going to gasp when they see you. You are absolutely angelic in this gown.
@KittyCatToe: thank you so much! Mine is ivory
@MeiFrancis: I made up my mind yesterday and went with La Sposa Master. The dress from the picture above was gone so I put the master back on and I just really felt like it was my gown. They had a mirror by a window and opened it up so I could see the dress in natural light. That was it I lost it. I can see myself getting married in this dress and my FI's jaw hitting the floor.
So we aren't dress twins but we look like sisters. Lol I'm on my phone now so I will upload a picture when I get home. 🙂 I'm so excited!
@KittyCatToe: I just looked it up, they do look like sisters! It's an awesome dress, he's going to be so impressed! I definitely want to see a picture!
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|Height (in.) : 9.72
|Width (in.) : 7.72
|Brand : Lawrence Frames
|Weight : 0.76 lbs. per Each


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Have your financial circumstances changed recently? Do you feel in control of your finances? CAP Money Course is a short, practical course run by Churches Together in Fleet & Crookham that will help you manage your finances. 7.30pm on Tuesdays 2, 9 and 16 February, Church on the Heath. Book through the CAP Money website
CAP Money Course
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Julie Kwasiborski
Julie Kwasiborski
Pediatric Occupational Therapist at Therapeutic Links and Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital
Julie Kwasiborski, President and Co-Founder of WeeBits, is a licensed pediatric occupational therapist. Her experience ranges from neonatal care through adult. Julie has been with Therapeutic Links since 2003 and Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital since 2013. She is also an evaluator and provider in the Early Intervention System of Illinois. Julie's passion is helping children experience and enjoy their true occupation: play! She has been trained in several specialized techniques and is a member of NANT (National Association of Neonatal Therapists). She also contributes her skills and her passion of the outdoors with Camp Avanti, an overnight camp for children with dysfunction of sensory integration. Julie is dedicated in supporting Weebits' mission: providing education, knowledge and empowerment for all families.