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Well, Plan or no plan I think it looks marvelous, Barb, and I think this by-the-seat-of-your-pants has been a good thing. At least we now know that you DO wear pants-just sayin'.....
Have fun prepping for your big double party- that, in itself, is enough to worry about.
Blessings to you-and, for once, I am almost done- xo Diana
Heck, if that's what "flying by the seat of your pants' looks like to you, when you DO have a "plan" it must be mind blowing! I think you mantel is gorgeous! And we both seem to have ur minds working thes ame way this year, because I also went by "the seat of my pants" this year. I am going for the "less is more" them, if you will. I used to go in overload mode, and I kinda' overloaded myself out , lol!
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Planned or not planned, this looks fabulous! I especially love the stockings -- beautiful, and just the perfect touch!
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Oh Barb- I hear you! When I am putting my post together and think I have all the pictures taken and watermarked I go to post them and sometimes utter my famous two word phrase----Aw, Crap! Yes. That is what I really say!!! Anyway, everything there looks beautiful and had you not pointed out your little slips most of them would have gone unnoticed...except for photographing your reflection because I noticed the same thing on pictures I was getting ready to post. xo Diana
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Viewer Comments: Pilonidal Cyst - Symptoms ExperienceViewer Comments & ReviewsPilonidal Cyst - Symptoms ExperienceThe eMedicineHealth physician editors ask:What symptoms did you experience with your pilonidal cyst?
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I was 28 when I had the cyst. It was removed surgically with just a local. While that was painful, the follow up cleaning and packing was when I experienced the excruciating pain. Unfortunately, now at 55, I am developing another one. The medical information states that this happens to young men; and usually not to anyone over 40. I'm a 55 year old female. Why can't I get those odds when I'm playing the lottery? Related Reading: cyst
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I had a pilonidal cyst at the age of about 17-18. It took 4 sets of antibiotics (over 4 weeks), seeing 3 different GPs, me fainting from fever at work and being rushed to the doctors by my very worried boss before I was rushed to hospital with the guidance for immediate surgery to have it removed. 48hrs later I was still sat in my NHS bed with no sign of surgery. Luckily my mom had me covered on her private medical and I was in surgery the same day she alerted them. I had to be operated on twice. It was packed and a draining tube connected. I was in hospital for 4 weeks and then recovering at home for a further 6 weeks before I was able to go back to work. The area still remains sensitive now but the cyst has never returned thankfully. My fianc�© is now going through similar at the age of 30. I will be using my private medical to get him surgery ASAP. I don't want him going through the same delay I did. Related Reading: pilonidal cyst | antibiotics | fainting
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I had my polinidal cyst when I was 16. It was huge with 2 heads. My doctor drained and cleaned it as best he could, but it was weeping for six months. I then had surgery were it was cut out. I had 29 stitches internally and could not put pressure on that area for many years. I am now 59 years old and I have never had a recurrence.
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My son had surgery for a pilondal cyst. took him to a dermatologist, told me he needs to see a surgeon. It was a small opened wound w/o foul secretions. He had the surgery, me being a nurse took care of him, I was told, this could come back for it is common in men, the hair follicle gets infected, could be a closed or open wound. 5 yrs later, (NOW) he came to me and he has a small hole, w/o infection. I check alll!!!! These things grow via blood supply! That's a fact. It should be removed, and all arteries, or blood supplying the site should be cauterized, to end the blood supply. My son is not happy, as I'm not as well, however, if this is to grow you will need surgery in the end. If you have "pus" coming from the site you need to be on antibiotics for this can lead to your blood and become systemic. I hope this helped you. Believe me, I'm not looking forward to having my son in surgery.
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I thought that my cyst was just an abscess, having it opened and drained twice, until I finally went in for my yearly physical and was told it was a pilonidal cyst and that it would need to be surgically removed. I have not done this yet, however my about 2 inches from my rectum and every day I can squeeze about the size of a dime of pus out and then it is bearable. Almost like a giant pimple! I am really not looking forward to the surgery if it's as bad as it sounds and just keeps coming back! I need some encouraging comments!! Related Reading: abscess
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I get them every six to eight months on my lower back. They are big and very, very painful. I have had one removed and it is very painful. I have one now.
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I had my first flare up at 18 years old while at my college orientation. I went to the ER where it was lanced and packed. About 15 years later the cyst became inflamed again and it had to lanced. Once a year for the next five years I had this recurring problem and it wasn't until two years ago that I was told that I needed to have surgery to have the cyst removed. So this past June I had the surgery. There was no real pain for the first four days. I felt fine until the pain medication that was left in the surgery site wore off. Even after that the pain was not bad. I went to tech doctor once a week for seven weeks and he used silver nitrate to keep the incision open, which resulted in a very painful burning sensation. Things seem to be going well until about a month ago when the area became inflamed with pus and blood causing great pain. Finally it burst on its own. One week later I was back for more surgery. I don't know if this is ever going to end. Must Read Articles Related to Pilonidal Cyst
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There were promising signs in an opening 39-20 Tri Nations victory over the Springboks a fortnight previously but the Wallabies failed to back it up, something that could be indicative given that three knockout matches are needed to win any World Cup.
They were for all intents and purposes taken to school by a fired up and physical All Blacks side, which was fitting given Deans' post-match assessment that there were lessons to be taken home from Auckland.
"We learned a lot tonight. We'll be better for that," Deans said. "Not so much about New Zealand because they did what we know they're capable of.
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He said he was 'pretty disappointed' with the effort, especially tactically, but had high praise for the way the All Blacks ruthlessly exposed those inefficiencies.
"They ticked the scoreboard over, they took their chances very well, whether it be by foot or by carry, and that allowed them to approach the game in a way that made our life difficult.
"We left a lot of points out there as well, lacked a little bit of patience in the way we attacked. We were pushing balls and trying to attack in areas that we shouldn't have been."
However, Deans was unwilling to concede his side had given away a psychological advantage ahead of the World Cup, even though the final will be played at Eden Park and against the All Blacks if both advance as predicted.
And he should know. The former All Black fullback was assistant coach of his home country in 2003 when they annihilated the Wallabies 50-21 in Sydney, then went down 10-22 in the World Cup semi-finals at the same venue four months later.
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This is disappointing. Corruption is real and its effects are disastrous. As the Bond Governance Group argue in their anti-corruption paper,
'Corruption has devastating effects on developing economies and their citizens' quality of life. Its cost in Africa alone has been estimated at US$148 billion a year, representing 25% of the continent's GDP. Corruption undermines economic growth rates and cripples public services, as money which should be destined for re-investment and public expenditure finds its way into private bank accounts, often abroad.'
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These three issues demonstrate that there is much the UK can do to fight corruption. They are issues that deserve a 'joined-up approach' to address.
And they are the issues that we are campaigning on.
First, on July 1 the Bribery Act will come into force. This is a much needed update to Britain's anti-bribery laws. However – the Act itself has been undermined by the guidance notes that the government released. By opening up huge loopholes the government has weakened the ability of the Act to address the very thing it is supposed to.
We're calling on Ken Clarke to properly implement the Bribery Act
Second, transparency in the natural resource industry is critical to fighting poverty. Too often the wealth generated by the natural resources doesn't go towards improving the lives of the very owners of the resources – the citizens themselves.
It was encouraging then to hear George Osborne agree that there needs to be greater transparency in the natural resource industries.
"As we enter a new decade when the resources of Africa are going to be heavily developed, I strongly believe it's in everyone's interests that mining companies and others operate to the highest standards. That's the way to ensure some of the world's poorest benefit from the wealth that lies in the ground beneath them. That's why I've raised the issue of new international rules at the G20 in Paris - the first time that's happened. And that's why Vince Cable and I will be arguing for an European agreement that matches the new standards just set in the US."
Third, illicit financial flows rob countries of the funds they need to develop. Global Financial Integrity have calculated that between 1970 and 2008 Africa had lost $854 billion in illicit financial flows. That was the conservative estimate. The most generous estimate put the figure at $1.8 trillion.
Critically, they argue that our financial systems promote, perpetuate and exacerbate this problem. As their report points out
This massive flow of illicit money out of Africa is facilitated by a global shadow financial system comprising tax havens, secrecy jurisdictions, disguised corporations, anonymous trust accounts, fake foundations, trade mispricing and money laundering techniques.
Whilst they can appear overwhelming, the common thread running through these examples are the opportunities they provide for us to get involved, take action and demand a better outcome for the world's poor.
Ultimately, overcoming extreme poverty will not occur by throwing loose change at the problem. Rather, it is the systems and structures that keep people poor that need to be changed.
And that's where you and I step in.
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Ask NaNoWriMo: Writing Unplugged, and Unrequited Romance
This month, twice a week, we'll be offering advice from NaNoLand (read more in our initial blog post!). Our second session includes questions about how to write without internet access, and whether you can write romance without ever having been in love… Require some wisdom of your own? Ask us here!
Dear NaNoWriMo, I'm going camping the first two weekends of November! It's crucial that I be there. No internet service. What do I do? – Worrying in Whitney
First of all, I am intrigued by the importance of these trips. Are you part of some covert camping ops team? Or are you just really into s'mores? Either way, I have a few thoughts on your predicament.
As soon as you get to your campsite, carve this into a nearby log: "I don't need the internet to write a novel. In fact, it can often be an unwelcome distraction. I'll get along just fine." Hopefully, you'll be so consumed by your new interest in woodwork that you'll forget NaNo entirely. But if that doesn't happen, read over those words. They're totally true. Many successful writers actually disable their internet connections so they can get words on the page. You're lucky to be in a situation where you won't even have to exercise that self-control; your camping weekends make the choice for you.
That said, there are some challenges here. If you're a laptop writer, be sure you've planned some kind of battery-charging situation. (Maybe this crazy thing?) You'll also need to figure out how to best track your word count since you won't be able to do it online. I like the idea of stacking rocks or marking notches for 1,000-word milestones—but a pocket notebook will work just fine, too.
And yes, you might miss some word sprints. But many of us internet-addled novelists are envious of you getting to sit in nature and create for a few days. This time is a gift; use it to get truly absorbed in what you're making this month. Also, you might see a bear. (Please let me know if you see a bear.)
— Chris
Can I write good romance if I've never fallen in love?
This could not be a better question. My short answer? Hell yeah; superstars do what they want.
I've got a longer answer, too: when I was in my early-twenties, I wrote a novella about a robot that falls in love. Yeah, yeah, it's well-worn sci-fi territory, I know; but as a fresh graduate of college, with not a single long-term relationship under my belt (yeahh, boy), the story became important to me, and something that was constantly on my mind. Your question inspired me to go find the email I sent around to my friends about it, actually:
Hey guys, this is totally random, sorry; I'm writing something.
So, if someone who doesn't think that romantic love exists asked you to define it, what would you say? I know it sounds like kind of a hokey question, but it would help me a lot. Is there something you heard once, or read, or maybe even something you witnessed that stuck with you, or resonated with you about love? I know for me, my mom drilled it into my head that love is tied to persistence, that it's the act of choosing and continuing to choose. That's always stuck with me.
ANYWAY. LOVE. I know it's a reaaaaaaaaaaally cheesy discussion and this email is disjointed as heck, but look past my lameness.
The ensuing conversation from my best friends, some of whom I'd known since high school, was incredible, and enlightening, and hilarious (One friend attached graphs he'd drawn in Paint. Real smart, Joe.). More importantly, it deepened my personal thoughts about love, what I wanted, what I was allowed to expect, where I needed to be flexible.
The thing about writing is that it offers you the chance to explore a whole world contained inside your brain. A side-effect is that you get the chance to know your inner-realms a little bit better.
You may not have real-world experience yet, but I'm willing to bet you know more about what your brand of love is than anyone else. Not only can you write a romance, you should. Why not take the chance to think about why you write your MC's relationship the way that you do, why the obstacles you throw in their way seem troubling to you. Build up a bulwark and foundation, and when you do meet the right person, whoever he or she may be, you can bring to the table a rough draft of what it means to love someone. Editing's always better with a partner, anyway.
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- Perhaps the use of some of the changes to a running virtual machine
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The Carlsbad Cavegirls shot 54 percent Tuesday night.
Unfortunately for them, it didn't do much good.
The Cavegirls went 13-for-24 from the field but were harassed into 33 turnovers in a 57-42 loss to Clovis High at Rock Staubus Gym, giving the Lady Wildcats the regular-season District 4-5A championship.
Clovis, which has won 12 in a row and 17 of its last 18, closes out its regular season at Hobbs on Friday night, secure in the knowledge that it will host the district tournament final the following weekend.
It was the first time in four games the Lady Cats (21-4, 3-0 district) did not trail at some point of the final period. Still, Lady Cats coach Jeff Reed wasn't happy with his team's overall performance.
"We're not as focused in practice as we need to be," he said. "We think we can just step on to the court and win.
"We've been satisfied with wins that aren't as good as we're capable of doing. If we do that at Hobbs, we're going to get beat."
Clovis used a 12-0 run over the final five minutes of the first quarter to pretty much put this one away. The Lady Cats led 30-15 at halftime and were never seriously threatened, although they did have some trouble finishing it off.
"I think we came out better than we usually do," said senior guard Leia Willis, who collected 12 points and six assists. "We just have to keep on playing hard and trying to build on our lead."
Junior post Antiesha Brown finished with 19 points on 8-of-14 shooting, and may have been close to a double-double with numerous steals. Senior Brittany Johnson added 10 points, while sophomore Ashlee Pierson contributed nine points and seven rebounds off the bench.
Reed had emphasized starting faster after the last three games, including a 53-44 struggle last week at Carlsbad.
"The difference in the two games is Clovis came out with a tremendous amount of energy over last week," first-year Cavegirls coach John Lee Zumbrun said. "Coach Reed did a good job of mixing up the presses tonight, and our young players didn't pick it up."
The Lady Cats, meantime, put up 52 shots and were guilty of 15 turnovers — just four combined in the middle two quarters.
Zumbrun said after winning only 15 games combined over the previous three seasons, the Cavegirls are turning the corner.
"To be 13-13 and play some teams tough … we know we have a long way to go, but we have something to build on," he said.
Even with nothing on the line Friday night, Willis said the Lady Cats still have motivation.
"Against Hobbs, there's always a lot on the line," she said. "We just need to go hard and take the game for pride."


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Sysmex organizes the cell analytics of blood samples in medical laboratories with a novel concept: an automation combination, the »Work/Expert Line«.
This novel concept ensures that blood samples received by a central laboratory – the so-called »EDTA tubes« – are processed as fast and as safely as possible and that the complete results will be available to the treating physician as clearly as possible and within the shortest possible time. The current Sysmex concept combines experiences in the field of robotic automation and the pertinent data processing technology of more than a decade.
The first part of the concept – the Work Line – consists of up to four cell count systems (Sysmex XE-2100D). They are able to process up to 600 sample tubes per hour with distinctly selectable analytic requirements – the so-called profiles. These are usually initial examinations, the so-called »screening«. The analysis results obtained are subsequently taken over by a sophisticated EDP system (Sysmex SIS) and assessed by Expert Rules, i.e. they are validated. In case of specific results combinations, this »expert system« triggers follow-up examinations, such as for example the determination of very specific, rare blood cells (reticulocytes or nucleic acid containing blood platelets, the so-called reticulated thrombocytes) or providing a blood smear as the preparation for a final microscopic blood cell analysis. All that is done in real time – fully automatically and without human intervention. In the absolutely shortest time possible!
This is rendered possible, inter alia, by an integrated sorting robot (TS-1000) which picks out samples assessed by SIS as »conspicuous« and transmits them to the second concept component, the Expert Line. This also comprises a state-of-the-art cell analyser, a so-called flow cytometer (XE-2100) which distinctly processes eight very different examination profiles which are matched to specific medical issues – at the highest current processing speed! And the blood smears prepared on glass slides, the specimen slides, are produced and simultaneously stained by means of another robotic system intelligently controlled by the EDP system – subsequently completely ready for microscopy. Here, the robot not only imitates the difficult work steps of the specialized human worker but also takes into account the »condition« of the droplet of blood during processing, whether thick or thin (haematocrit): the SP-1000i always generates uniform smears of top quality – a basic prerequisite for the subsequent, error-free microscopic cell analysis.
Once all blood cell analyses are done on the Sysmex Work/Expert Line system, the TS-1000 also provides tubes for different blood examinations (e.g. for the so-called blood sedimentation or the determination of the HbA1c value in diabetes diagnostics) in specific tube holders. But even such subsequent examinations can nonetheless be fully automated with additional concept components from Sysmex. And it is hard to believe: Today, even microscopic analysis is automated – although the final cell evaluation must be exclusively done by trained haematology experts. This »digital morphology« – performed in the so-called DiffMaster 96 or 8 – is basically a fully automatic microscope; and, like all other optional components, it can be integrated into the Sysmex automation concept. And a simple remote control feature allows to start and stop the entire Work/Expert Line system at the tip of a finger.
Thus, it's all about safe and swiftest processes. The Sysmex ICS concepts guarantee the most accurate examination results and their fastest possible availability for the treating physician – certainly also a contribution to more efficient health care and better quality of care for the patient.


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Originally published Friday, August 10, 2012 at 9:19 PM
Offseason workouts questioned
Mariners manager Eric Wedge said the team is vigilant in how it assigns and monitors offseason workouts by its pitchers.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. — Mariners manager Eric Wedge said the team is vigilant in how it assigns and monitors offseason workouts by its pitchers.
A story in Friday's editions of the Trenton (N.J.) Times suggested the Mariners were less hands-on in their monitoring of offseason pitcher workouts than the New York Yankees and suggested it may have had something to do with season-ending injuries earlier this year to former Seattle pitchers Michael Pineda and Jose Campos. Pineda and Campos were traded by the Mariners to New York in January for catcher Jesus Montero.
The Trenton story also quoted former Mariners prospects Phillippe Aumont and J.C. Ramirez as saying Seattle pitchers were left largely on their own in the offseason.
"We're not hands off, I don't know where that comes from," Wedge said. "We have programs for each individual. ... So when they leave, they have their marching orders. We make phone calls from time to time and make sure they're doing what they're doing."
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Another familiar face around Fresno City Hall is announcing a bid for the mayor's office.
Former City Councilmember Tom Boyajian kicked off his campaign with a Friday night speech from his backyard in west central Fresno.
"I think I've always been an individual who stands up for people -- vested interests are not as important to me as the people of this city," Boyajian said.
Boyajian's stands during his eight year tenure on the council frequently put him at odds with the city's management and administration.
He thinks the 'strong mayor' form of government adopted by Fresno in the 1990's has created an adversarial tension between mayor and council.
"I think there needs to be more of a relationship between the council and the mayor," Boyajian said.
Boyajian joins current councilmember's Mike Dages and Jerry Duncan in the race.
With the potential for Council President Henry T. Perea and Councilmember Larry Westerlund to enter the fray as well, analysts say the 2008 mayor's race could become crowded with insiders.
"To my mind, none of them strikes me as a real front runner, and it's going to be hard for any of them to emerge from the pack," said Dr. Tom Holyoke, Political Science Professor at Fresno State University.
The primary election isn't until June 3rd, and as more candidates declare, it becomes less and less likely one of them will take the "50% + 1" necessary for an early victory.
However, analysts say the one man who could turn the race upside down is Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer. For now, his intentions remain a mystery.


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How To Decorate Your Kitchen This Christmas
Friday, November 19th, 2010This year has flown by, so start getting your thinking heads on about present ideas and Christmas plans, if you haven't done so already.
It is traditional and lucky to put your decorations up 12 days before Christmas Day and to pull them down 12 days after.
Most people get so caught up with putting up the tree, lights in the windows and wrapping tinsel around the stair banisters that they forget to decorate the kitchen.
Why shouldn't the green and red touches and Christmas feel be spread all over the house, including the main room in which you may possibly be eating your Christmas Day grub in?
Ulster Weavers have put together some Christmas ideas of how to spruce your kitchen up this holiday with that 'ho, ho, ho' spirit.
Similar to the picture above, you can use the cabinets to add some greenery and garland. Add some big red bows, ribbons and beads to hang down from the cabinets but make sure you are still able to open the cupboards for your food.
You don't have to spend loads of money to creative the festive cheer; why not add a centre-piece in the middle of the dining table or some candles on the window ledge; or hang some mistletoe from your kitchen lights?
A really fun way to get the children involved is to frost the windows with that 'snow in a can' you can buy from various stores. The kids will love drawing snowmen on the windows with snowflakes and more, and it's easy enough to be washed off afterwards.
Complete the look with a Christmas themed table set of placemat, cutlery, table cloth, and glasses. It will really 'Christmasify' your kitchen and make it that little bit more special when your tucking into your Christmas turkey.
Really go to town with Pot Mitts, Gauntlets and linen tea towels, it only happens once a year!
Here are some fantastic Ulster Weaver products that would really bring your home to life this holiday time.
Get into the festive spirit when cooking the Christmas dinner by wearing this Christmas Apron.
This tea cosy would look fantastic on your kitchen work top, perhaps good enough to eat!
Pair your apron with some oven gloves; you don't want to be burning your hands on that Christmas stuffing!


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Hi, I apparently have a parking ticket filed against me. I just received a notice stating such and that an additional penalty fee has been add for not paying on time.
I had no idea there was a ticket filed against me. I never found a ticket on my car and I never had an officer hand me one.
The violation is 39:4-138H "Improper parking within 50 feet of "Stop" sign".
I have parked on the street in question 2-3 in the last 3 months, but I always obey signs / yellow lines and I don't remember parking by a stop sign.
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Health Hero nominees sought in Island County
April 20, 2012 · Updated 3:19 PM
Most heroes live and work among us without much notice, but it's time to recognize them.
Island County's Community Health Advisory Board (CHAB) will honor individuals who go the extra mile to help others in need with the Linda Lee Martens Health Hero Award, named for the late executive secretary of the local health department. She was a president of Soroptimists International and a memorable participant in many local activities. She was a hero because she was an ordinary person with an extraordinary love for others.
Past awardees have been recognized for promoting child abuse prevention, fostering parentless children, working to reduce substance abuse, addressing environmental issues, establishing projects supporting adolescents' nutritional needs, assisting the elderly in finding health care, developing community gardens, caring for the uninsured and for enhancing the community's health and quality of life in numerous other ways.
The community is invited to nominate individuals or groups who have made significant accomplishments toward bettering community health in any manner. Elements to consider include project scope and objectives, measurable results (insofar as possible), urgency of the problem addressed, number of people affected and funds raised or committed.
Find a nomination form at www.islandcountyahc.org/Page/26 or call 360-679-7350. Forms must be submitted by April 22 to Kerry Graves at Island County Public Health PO Box 5000 Coupeville, WA 98239; or firstname.lastname@example.com or by fax to 679-7390.
Nominees must be residents of or employed in Island County. Awardees will be recognized in three categories: adult, student under age 18 and agency.
The Island County Board of Health will honor nominees at a Joint Special BOH/CHAB meeting to be held on May 21 at the Coupeville Performing Arts Center in the Coupeville High School. The public is welcome to attend.
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It's Kitten Season at the Pet Center! Cat & kitten adoptions are just $30 including spay / neuter, rabies vaccination and shots. For more information, call (904) 209-6190. Kitten season flyer.
Food Drive! The Pet Center needs wet canned cat, kitten, puppy, and dog food, as well as dry cat and kitten chow, and Purina dog Chow. We also need towels. Donations can be picked up by animal control weekly. Call (904) 209-6190 for more info and thank you for your support!
How you can Help – Many pets find their way to the Pet Center and our goal is to make them as comfortable and stress free as possible while we help them find their forever homes. To reach this goal, we ask that you help us help them. Find out how you can help.
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Phone: (904) 209-6190
Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Monday: Closed to the public, except for scheduled appointments to claim lost pets. No drop offs. Closed on Sunday.
The St. Johns County Animal Control Pet Center is able to house, hold, and adopt stray and unwanted animals. We also have a Veterinarian who spays and neuters our adopted cats and dogs. We welcome the public to come and visit us. Whether you are looking for your lost family member or adding a new one, we are always delighted to have animal lovers come and visit the Pet Center!
Pet Center Fees
- Micro Chip – $20.00
- Dog Grooming – $15.00
Includes bath and nail trim only. - 1st Impound – $15.00
Boarding per day – $5.00
Processing – $10.00 - 2nd Impound – $25.00
Boarding per day – $15.00
Processing – $10.00 - 3rd Impound – $35.00
Boarding per day – $20.00
Processing – $10.00 - Owner Surrender – $10.00 per pet over 6 months, and $30.00 per litter.
- Owner Release Euthanasia – $25.00
- Boarding under Quarantine – $15.00 per day
- 10 day Quarantine/ Dangerous Dog – $100.00
Boarding per day – $15.00 - Dog Adoption – $60.00 (includes Spay & Rabies Vaccine)
Cat Adoption – $30.00 (includes Neuter & Rabies Vaccine) - Senior Citizen Fees (Must be 62 years or older)
Dogs Adoption – $45.00
Cat Adoption – $25.00 - Pre-Approved Pet Rescue Group Adoption (Rabies shot only) – $7.00
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Earth Hour is today!!
In December 2009 world leaders meet in Copenhagen to agree on a post-Kyoto policy for tackling climate change. One billion people voting with their light switch during Earth Hour will create a powerful mandate for our leaders to take strong and decisive action on climate change. Switching off your lights is a vote for Earth, or leaving them on is a vote for global warming. WWF are urging the world to VOTE EARTH and reach the target of 1 billion votes, which will be presented to world leaders at the Global Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen 2009.
I'm switching off the lights tonight. What's your vote??
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The externship program enables you to work with practicing attorneys for academic credit and provides supervision for practice in trial and appellate courts, federal and state government entities and public interest organizations. You will perform legal tasks and apply your academic studies to real cases, gaining valuable insight into the operation of legal institutions. You will gain significant legal experience in areas such as interviewing, researching, drafting, negotiating, counseling clients and/or alternative dispute resolution. Externships are unpaid positions that require prescreening. To be eligible for placement, you must have completed a minimum of 45 hours and have at least a 2.5 GPA.
What are the course requirements? You can enroll for 1, 2, or 3 credits in the fall, spring or summer semesters. The first time you enroll in the course you must attend the classroom component. The course is graded on a pass/fail basis. You must complete a minimum of 60 hours in the legal placement for each credit earned. Finally, you must submit, on a weekly basis, timesheets which are signed by a supervising attorney, and a reflective journal on your experience in the placement.
How do I find a placement? The school has a list of pre-approved placements to which you can apply for an externship. See 'Externship Placement,' for a partial listing of prior placements. However, you must first complete an application and see the externship director before contacting the placements directly.
Students can also identify opportunities not on the list. However, if a student identifies an opportunity not on the pre-approved list, the student must first get approval of the placement with the externship director prior to committing to the placement. At a minimum, the placement should have an attorney who is supervising the student and who has 5 years experience and is in good standing with the bar. The student must be doing legal work in the placement and cannot be compensated for his/her work. See 'Supervising Attorney Requirements' for further information.
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While the Fallout series has always been popular, it was really Fallout 3 that brought it to the forefront of the game industry's attention. Bethesda's wildly successful followup to the Black Isle studios games, done in the style of their Elder Scrolls series, brought the universe of Fallout to the attention of gamers everywhere. People who grew up playing consoles all their lives got to experience the universe for the first time, falling in love with the Science-themed post-apocalyptic world with no end to the hidden references to events and locations both real and fictional.
At the same time, though, there is a dedicated group of fans of the original Fallout games who insist that Fallout 3 is a shell of what the franchise used to be. A very pretty and fun shell, nonetheless, but a shell regardless. Fans of Bethesda's entry will disagree, citing the many dungeons and explorable locations in the game, dozens of NPC's, tons of sidequests, and many quests with multiple ways to play through. Arguments in regards to isometric vs. first person aside, both sides do have merit but the fans of the originals games are right about one thing: Fallout 3 is missing a lot of what made the original two so good.
Firstly, there is barely any humour involved in Fallout 3 compared to the original two games. There's no tongue-in-cheek references to the Flash Gordon type of world of yore so much as earnest references to a better time. Violence is played straight in Fallout 3 and is always treated like a serious issue while in the original games it could be the punchline to a very long joke, much like Marvin in Pulp Fiction. Even the combat in the original games was humorous. One could be so extraordinarily lucky that enemies would roll a critical failure and wind up shooting their friend in the testicles. This isn't a joke, that could actually happen. Or, conversely, you could fail so miserably that your weapon broke and stuck you in the hand, leaving your crippled. Perhaps you would go for a nutshot just because you could. Fallout 3 played it all straight. Combat is combat is combat and it had all the humour of Saving Private Ryan.
And both of these could come together in the game do make an even bigger joke. The first game famously has a second, alternate ending if the player equipped a useless, but visually interesting, perk at the beginning of the game. It served absolutely no purpose except to change the ending, something which Fallout 3 had no similar replication. In fact, Fallout 3 had to have DLC change the ending just because Bethesda had written themselves into a hole that was pockmarked with plotholes. Fallout 3 just was not a very funny game. Fallout 1 and 2, meanwhile, were so packed with jokes that even the instruction manual could double for a comedy novel.
The second thing that Fallout 3 is missing is consequence. A big complaint about Bethesda's open world titles is that there's very little feeling of consequence. Murdering someone's wife would result in absolutely no reaction from them and the remaining five people in a town would forget that you had massacred the other 30 after a day had passed. Quests came and went and the world did not change or adapt to the player. Admittedly, this is common with many open world games and generally isn't a big problem, but Fallout is special. Consequence was one of the main themes and driving forces of the original games.
Every action in a questline had a reaction that would carry through for the entire game. Early on, you had a quest to rescue the mayor's daughter from a gang. You could either bribe the gang, slaughter them all, or leave the daughter there and wish them luck on their endeavours. Unlike Fallout 3 where you would get some XP for which ever choice made and someone would be dead for the rest of the game, the NPC's in Fallout 1 and 2 would never forget what you did. If you kill the gang and some get away, they would ambush you in random encounters. If you leave the daughter there, the townspeople would turn on you and you would never be able to get back into the town. Likewise, killing a random caravan on the road for loot would get you great rewards, but if someone escaped to tell the trading hub city what happened, you would be attacked on site by the entire town for the rest of the game.
Fallout 3 attempted to replicate this with the Megaton bomb, but it was one of the two or three times in the entire game where the consequences are permanent and unforgotten. Fallout 1 and 2 were full of these and any quest could have permanent consequences. It's no wonder why the Megaton choice was so heavily featured in previews for Fallout 3. It was early enough in the game to be shown spoiler free and that they were staying true to Fallout 1 and 2′s idea of permanent consequence but, alas, it was just a ruse.
To be fair to Fallout 3, it did do a lot of good for the series. For the first time ever, players could actually explore a Fallout world instead of a Fallout story. Fallout 3 introduced all kinds of crazy vaults and sidestories into the mythos and did a fantastic job of selling the desperate, lonely atmosphere of the series. It modernized the gameplay effectively and allowed for new possibilities never before imagined by Black Isle Studios.
And, thankfully, Fallout: New Vegas exists. A marriage of both worlds and, as a result, considered to be much better than Fallout 3.


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Jython : python for java
Hi all,
I wrote a script on python, that I would like to integrate with my java application.
I have read about the integration of python and java called jython, so I installed the last version, imported the python networkx module i needed and now I am able to run my python script with jython via the comand line.
But what I would like it is to retrieve values from variables inside my python scripts to use them in my java swing interface. I will use this variables to build a real time graph of the variables with the java plot.
Now, how this integration works? how I can call this variable values from my jython script and use them in java? I dont find the answer on the net.
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Exaggerhaters have a tendency to blow things out of portion while simultaneously making a point of putting a person down or pointing out a flaw. Exaggerhater: "Oh my God Becky, look at her butt. It is SO big. She looks like one of those rap guys girlfriends"
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Spencer Chemical here in Henderson made ammonium nitrate for the military, and later for fertilizer. I recall when that plant exploded. Ironic that a new plant will be built in Spencer county (no relation).
500 million tons of ammonium nitrate is produced worldwide each year, allowing us to feed 3 billion people who would otherwise starve. A true Green Revolution miracle.
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