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Welcome to The Children's Medical Group! As "the Pediatricians of the Hudson Valley (SM)," we are passionate about and committed to providing the highest-quality patient care. Our dedicated Pediatricians, Pediatric Nurse Practitioners and staff work tirelessly to ensure that you receive excellent treatment in a comfortable environment. With nine offices in Dutchess, Orange and Ulster counties, (365 days/year; evening and weekend hours in several), we continue to expand our accessibility. Thank you for entrusting us with your most precious possession: your children and their health needs. You can expect to enjoy high levels of service, compassion and respect whenever you deal with CMG – and we look forward to exceeding your expectations! Reader Reviews: 5.0 of 5 (5 reviews)
Our dedicated staff consists of team members who are eager to serve you. We are committed to excellence and making your dental visit comfortable in our modern facility. Dr. Delaney Acosta D.M.D., a Board Certified Pediatric Dentist has recently joined our staff. She enjoys treating infants, toddlers, adolescents and special needs patients. She is excited to join our team and fill the community's need for a pediatric dental specialist. At Creating Dental Excellence, headed by Dr. Thomas P. Stein DDS, we focus on three things: patient comfort, patient education and comprehensive, high quality dentistry. Call for a complimentary consultation.
At Dolson Avenue Dental our goal is to give every child an enjoyable dental experience in a warm and kid-friendly environment. As a specialist in pediatric dentistry, Dr. Geri-Lynn Waldman provides comprehensive dental care for children from infancy through teens, including children who may have special needs. Our office is equipped with the latest technology in a child friendly environment including TV's in each room, colorful murals and a children's play area. We offer a full range of pediatric dental care, from preventative care including education on nutrition, oral hygiene and sealants to tooth colored fillings, nerve treatment and crowns. We also offer several phases of sedation dentistry from nitrous oxide (laughing gas) to IV sedation for those patients who need it. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends children have their first visit at age 1. Visit us and make your child's first dental visit a positive one. Reader Reviews: 5.0 of 5 (3 reviews)
Your child has fallen. Your baby can't stop throwing up. We're here to help with seven-days-a- week care. An "Urgent Care" facility provides treatment for minor emergencies, illnesses and injuries. FirstCare Walk-In Medical Center is a convenient alternative when you need immediate care for your children, yourself or your family and are unable to see your regular doctor, or have no personal physician. We are open every day, including most holidays, and we provide a respectful, caring and comfortable environment. Our services include: Adult and Pediatric Urgent Care, Family Practice, Physical Therapy, Cosmetic Dermatology, Cardiology and Digestive Diseases. Keep our number handy for emergencies.
We give you the instruction manual your kids didn't come with. HVYA helps families reach their social and academic potential. If you have a special needs child with a disability or behavioral problem, we can help. Our weekly social skills classes teach children to make and keep friends in a safe and comfortable environment. HVYA's parent training sessions enable parents to recover control of their households. With our superb academic instruction, teacher/school collaboration, functional behavioral assessments, applied behavior analysis, feeding therapy, and behavioral counseling, we are committed to increasing your family's quality of life. Take the first step. Call for a free consultation to see how our services match your needs.
Middletown Medical is a multispecialty physicians' group dedicated to providing patients with top quality, comprehensive care in a warm and caring environment. When you come to our offices, you not only get the high quality health care you expect but so much more. We are proud of our outstanding group of physicians who have trained and worked at some of the best hospitals and universities. Our primary care physicians and pediatricians are committed to building relationships by providing compassionate, thorough health care. For specialty care, get to know some of the best medical specialists in the region. In addition, our Urgent Care Center is open 7 days a week for non-emergency illnesses and injuries. Reader Reviews: 5.0 of 5 (133 reviews)
Welcome to the Pediatric Practice of the Mount Kisco Medical Group (MKMG). Practicing together allows our Pediatricians the unique opportunity to combine their efforts to provide your child with the highest quality care. State-of-the-art laboratory and radiology facilities, and direct access to MKMG's other physicians and specialist, are all part of the extra benefits your child will receive as an MKMG patient. The Mount Kisco Medical Group is a multi-specialty medical group that provides the highest quality medical care to you and your family in 28 different locations throughout Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess counties. Founded in 1946, MKMG has grown to over 300 physicians representing 40 different medical specialties with major campuses in Mount Kisco, Carmel, Katonah, Fishkill and Poughkeepsie. Reader Reviews: 5.0 of 5 (9 reviews)
Here is where patients receive excellent orthodontic treatment with high quality experience in a friendly, warm atmosphere. Dr. Ahmed Mansour uses the latest, most sought after techniques and technology and is dedicated to helping you secure the best smile. As the only Premier Preferred Invisalign and Teen Invisalign Provider (revolutionary teeth straightening process) in Dutchess County patients find Sunshine a one-stop shopping for quality orthodontic care. "Invisalign has many advantages, which is why I use it on myself," says Mansour. "It's not only more aesthetically pleasing but, unlike conventional braces, it allows patients to eat whatever they want, making it especially appealing to teenagers." Sunshine Orthodontics welcomes special needs patients, who often have been turned away from other offices. Treatment plans are customized to fit the family purse, including interest-free payment plans. Multi-lingual: English, Spanish and Arabic. Reader Reviews: 5.0 of 5 (1 reviews)
A multi-specialty dental practice for over 20 years brings you professional and personalized care - from a routine checkup to a complete smile makeover. So, whatever your dental needs may be we're the only place you need to remember. That's because we have multiple specialists on staff including two highly regarded endodontists, two board certified oral surgeons, two renowned orthodontists, a board certified periodontist, prosthodontist and four general comprehensive dentists. Early, late and Saturday appointments are available to make scheduling easier for busy families. We accept most insurance plans and interest-free financing is available for many of our procedures. Give us a call and schedule an appointment for you or your entire family.
Dr huntoon is staight forward, knowledgable and very very good at what he does. He is also a great listener and knowlege of the human body and mind is exceptional. The fact he is against pill pushing and sugery[unless needed] to find a cause and hope a cure for medical issue modern dr dont. Kid friendly, senior and everyone!!!
-Tracy w.
He's a great holistic doctor who goes down to the source of the problem (from physical to spiritual) to try and find a cure and not just mask the symptoms with treatments like most other conventional doctors do.
-Valerie P.
-Tina W.
He is simply terriffic and does it all
-Mary Ann M.
-susan h.
Love them!
-Amanda S.
Dr. Piotrowski was my pediatrician as a child and I am so grateful that she is able to care for my children as well. She is experienced, knowledgable, and has a great sense of humor! Dr P. and her staff show a genuine interest and love for my children. I can reach her personally at any hour without having to deal with an answering service. Whether in the office or if I have had to call after hours, she really knows my children and their history down to every detail. I have the utmost confidence in her ability to care for my children's health and well being.
-Krista L.
Dr. Piotrowski has always taken very good care of my three children. Every visit we have had with her be it for a sick visit or checkup she has given us her full attention and time. Answering all questions I have and always making the children feel comfortable.
-Lucia P.
Finally, doctors who listen, who are compassionate and kind. I feel so lucky to have found Dr. Malak and his office! Personal attention and an "outside-the-box" approach that is so refreshing! Everyone from the front desk to the nurses to the doctors themselves are warm, kind and available. The doctor will email too, which is a huge bonus! I love that they are supportive of our holistic preferences, and can reccomend supplements, alternative care like chiropractic, and that recognize the importance of diet and nutrition. I can't say enough about Bambini...I wouldn't go anywhere else!
-Anne M.
-Kathryn D.
-Kerry M.
-Dina T.
Great sense of humor. Able to make my very anxious child relax and willing to take the time to do so. He and his office staff have really been great so far.
-Michele R.
-Melanie B.
-elissa j.
Dr. Weinstein is a phenomenal Doctor. We are so lucky to have him as our family doctor and appreciate all he does to keep our family healthy. He is the best!!
-Kat W.
Dr. Ianotti is wonderful. She is so calm and thoughtful. I love that she spends time talking with the kids-not just at them. She has helped my family not only through the normal bumps and bruises of childhood but also through the death of my oldest. Best of all my son respects her enough to listen!
-Leslie H.
Dr. Pandya performed two surgeries on my daughter when she was just 2 lbs 13 oz. He explained everything that he was going to do and made us feel confident in his abilities. He saved our daughters life and for that we will be eternally grateful.
-Jennifer E.
Smart, articulate, caring and communicates well with both the children and the parents. Could not ask for more in a medical specialist. She has spent countless hours reviewing the plan of care, educating us and making this sometimes overwhelming diagnosis manageable!
-Cyndi C.
Dr. Habert is the most intelligent and caring pediatrician I have ever met. I am a RN and recommend him to everyone! He even recognized my kids and said hi to them while at splashdown! They see him once a year they are hardly ever sick. He explains everything so that my husband and son understand what is going on and what will happen next.
"Nurse Nancy," as my son calls her is kind and patient. She is knowledgeable and will answer any question you have for her. She allows you to make an informed decision, but doesn't pressure you. Nancy's office is inviting and kid friendly. There is never a wait and she is beyond flexible! My son is very healthy, so we have on occasion just stopped by to say hello because we miss her.
-Bridget D.
-paula d.
Dr, Spoto is amazing. She takes the time to listen to your concerns and answer every question you have. The kids love her. She is thorough, friendly and just a wonderful person. I always leave there feeling relieved. She follows up and returns phone calls. I trust her opinion and I feel lucky to have found someone I feel comfortable to take care of my 4 kids.
dr. altura is the best,
-colleen l.
My son has autism he is now 13 , Dr.Altura has been a constant support for Anthony without the pressure for putting him on medications. He always shows patiences with him even when routine checkup take longer due to his sensory overlad. I would not take Anthony anywhere else. <3
-Tanya C.
Dana is warm and kind. She is a great LMT, and provided regular prenatal massage during my pregnancy, and good labor support. Although Dana provided good doula services, she un-necessarily put herself in the middle of a private family issue. In the end she contributed to a lot of head aches around issues she had no business being a part of. :( If you decide to use her services I would keep it strictly professional
She is the best Pediatric Dentist around. Both my kids adore her.
-stuart t.
They were amazing with my 18 month old who is a very nervous child. She was not afraid of the dentist in the least! They were so great that it made my 4 year old eager to see the dentist!
-Samantha R.
Dr.Geri and her staff make every visit delightful. There has never been any tears about going to the dentist since we found Dolson Avenue Dental. Ten years later and my girls still want to go there !!! Dr. Geri you make us smile !!
-Cindy M.
Dr. Chen is a wonderful dentist for young children. He is mild mannered, kind quick, and efficient. He did a crown on a molar in about 12 minutes. He sang the entire time and my son never saw the needle with the novicane (which he has used twice). He allows the parent to stay in the room which I like. He's really amazing.
-Melinda T.
-meredith c.
Dr Merer is a miracle worker!!! He is so kind hearted! He is great with kids... Wonderful with paniced parents (myself)... I wouldn't send anyone to anyone else!!! He removed my sons tonsils and adenoids 18 months ago (April 2011) and he has been 100% healthy since!!! Such a welcomed changed from being at the pediatricians office every other week!
-Michelle P.
Gergely Pediatrics is an old school family practice which provides modern day, evidence based, top notch care. By old school, I mean that in this day and age of cooperations taking over small practices and forming huge medical conglomerates where you are just another patient, Gergely Pediatrics provides the kind of personalized, small-town care that my mom and grandma talked about. Whenever I had a nighttime or weekend emergency, one of the just THREE people I know and trust called me back. Dr. Gergely, Nurse Danielle, or Nurse Janet have called me back at 2am, at 7am on a Sunday, even on July 4th... always within just minutes of my frantic telephone calls. As a first time mom, they provided calm, reassuring advice. Now, 3 years later I KNOW that I am a great mom, confident in my abilities because of their help. Because they trained me so well... unfortunately now I rarely need to visit. My son is very healthy and other than ONE bad case of bronchitis after returning from Asia, we only visit for routine check ups and vaccines. I should also mention that Dr. Gergely is probably THE MOST down to earth doctor I have ever met; genuinely concerned and caring yet no-nonsense when it comes to what needs to be done (ie. potty training, breast/bottle feeding). We knew he was the doctor for us when our friends two sons were freaking out because they were joining the MARINES and were heartbroken that they had to switch to a "grownup" doctor and couldn't be seen by Dr. Gergely anymore.
-Shri S.
I never have a struggle getting my boys to the doctor because they love Dr. Wapshare. He's wonderful with them - patient, caring and he makes them laugh. I trust his opinions and recommendations, and he trusts my "mom instincts." He's never pushed me toward a treatment I didn't want. For instance, he lets me space out my infant son's immunizations rather than pushing me to do several at a time. And earlier this year, when my child had chronic ear infections, Dr. Wapshare let me skip the antibiotics and try alternative treatments to see if the infections would clear up on their own. My boys will never like getting their shots, no matter WHO gives them, but when they actually enjoy going to the doctor I can't ask for anything more from a pedicatrician.
-Ellen B.
Dr Wapshare is a wonderful doctor.
-Stacey S.
Dr. Kashyup is very straightforward, easy to talk to and has a great sense of humor. Awesome bedside manner and she is not afraid to answer any question I ask her. She is the best.
-Leslie C.
Very caring, thorough in his medical evaluations, and easy to talk to. Someone who really listens to his patients.
-Frank M.
Great Doctor, Kind, nice and caring!
-Lisa S.
Awesome doctor. Excellent instincts and wonderful bed-side manner.
-Nyra T.
Dr.Jeff Horowitz and all the doctors at Herbert Kania Pediatrics in Warwick are the best. I have been bringing my children to his practice for 16 years. I have since moved and continue to travel 45 minutes to go to this great group of doctors. They are the best.
-susan s.
Dr. Aro has a warm, caring personality and is extremely throrough in his care of his patients. He became my doctor when I finally decided to change my OB/GYN from my doctor in Staten Island, who delivered both of my children. After many years of continuing to travel back down to Staten Island, Dr. Aro came highly recommended by my sister-in-law. At the very first meeting, I knew that Dr. Aro was special. I felt like I knew him forever as he made you feel like a close family friend. He was most caring and now, as I am experiencing the changes in my life, with Dr. Aro at my side, I'll soar through it with his help! No sweat!
-Kelly C.
Dr Colvin always opens the exam room door with a smile.She listens intently to me when I describe my concerns.She knows I am a minimalist when it comes to testing and procedures and she helps me formulate a plan of care that will keep me healthy without being too invasive. If a treatment is needed,she carefully explains why in her opinion there is no other safe plan.I have had an association with other doctors in the area where they are barely cordial to me in the office.Dr Colvin treats me like family.
-Stella C.
Best Dr. Caring, gentle. No words to express my appreciation.
-Guille V.
Dr Enoch is the absolute best Physician in the area. He consistently goes above and beyond for each and every patient. He is brilliant (an Ivy league graduate), compassionate, down to earth, non-judgemental and dedicates 24 hours a day to his passion - taking care of his patients. I have worked with many, many physicians in my 15 years in health care & no one even comes close.
-Kimberly J.
Compassionate, Caring & thorough
-Joan B.
Dr. Foster is knowledgeable and wonderful with children. I'm 33 years old, and I started seeing him when I was 10. I bring my 7 year old son to him, and my Mom and Dad see him, too! Seven years ago, he helped bring my father's then unknown cancer to light in time enough for him to be treated.
-Heather S.
My son goes to Jennifer Brady for speech and we are thrilled with her services. She is wonderful at what she does. We saw improvements in my sons speech after just a few sessions. She is great with kids, my son adores her. She explains the speech problems in such a way it's easy to understand what exactly my son is having trouble with and gives me tips on what I can do at home to help him improve. I would absolutely recommend Jen to anyone who needs speech services.
-Desha R.
-Vicki C.
Dr. Zatz and his staff are amazing, caring, dedicated and available. They work with my family no matter what the circumstances and have gone far above and beyond to speak with us when we need and to care for my daughter from the time she was born. Dr. Zatz has called me back at midnight on a Saturday when I was a new and hysterical mother and my baby had her first fever. He makes her laugh and holds her when she is scared of what he is doing at her check up. The staff greets us warmly when we arrive and have a healthy child and sick child area for us to wait in. If all of this wasn't enough the best recommendation I can give is this: I am more than willing to drive 50 minutes to his office from my home so that he can see my daughter. For a full time working mama there is no higher praise!
-Emily M.
He is professional, compassionate and caring about his patients young and old. He does not ignore you if he sees you outside practice like other doctors. He is down to earth and sensitive when working on your teeth. I am very fearful of going to dentist and I have to admit he makes it easier to return for dental work. My seven year old likes him and I have not yet heard any complaints. Thank you.
-Aida G.
Dr. Sheehy is one of the most caring drs I have ever been to. Her staff is so friendly and always goes the extra mile. She provides the most detailed eye exams of any eye dr I have been too. I reccomed her to everyone !!!
-Jennifer K.
doctor ann cares about everyone even talk to parents to make them feel more comfortable when asking questions about the children
-kristen m.
Dr. Sobrin has always called to check up on my kids after illness and has always gone above and beyond what I've heard other pediatricians do. He once came in on his day off to see my child even though there was another doctor that could have helped. When my kids were little they would run to see him and give him hugs. He's a good guy as well as great doctor!
-Tonia K.
Very nice, very caring, great bed side manner
-Rachel H.
Best pediatrician around!
-JoAnn T.
Dr. Tashman is so amazing. He's thorough, attentive, completely involves the kids and makes time for you if necessary. I love him and so do my kids....
-dawn c.
Very excellent Doctor, he has been my daughters doctor for almost ten years. A+ in my book!!
-Tiffany V.
Dr El-Naghy is the best doctor ever!!! Not only does she stay late to accomadate any emergency that may arise, she made repeated visits to me when I had my youngest son in the hospital to ensure his health and made every resource available to me to help treat his Jaundice. She is warm,compassionate, and one of the few doctors I can say that truly loves children and what she does.What I love the most is that she is very knowledgable and takes the time to ask my oldest child to tell her whats wrong and ask her questions thus making her feel important and a part of her care as well. I am now expecting my third child and cant wait for Dr El-Naghy to take care of him as well!! She is the best!!!!
-Trina D.
Dr. El-Naghy is very thorough and always available. My kids love her which makes going to doctor visits easy.
-Christina S.
Dr. El Naghy is always willing to listen when it comes to my desire to delay certain vaccines. She will be honest about her opinions and then still go along with what I want for my child. How many doctors are willing to do that? Its very clear how much she cares about my kids, and when you call after hours you dont get an answering service, you get dr. El naghy, even at 3am.
-Carrie F.
-Melissa H.
-Lindee P.
I have taken my children to Monroe Pediatrics since birth and they have been patients since 1998. You will not find a more professional, attentive group practicing modern medicine in the area. The diagnostic ability of the doctors here are unsurmountable in my opinion. I also love the seperate well child & sick offices across the hall from each other. Nothing worse than taking an infant for a well checkup and leaving with an infection..gehius idea.
-Jamel B.
Dr Moskowitz takes the time to listen and ask many questions to see how my children are doing.
-Rebecca A.
-Denise C.
She cares about her patients and their families like no other. I have been with her since she took over a practice from Dr. Wha Ja Choi. Exceptional care and caring is what you get with Dr. G!
-Denise B.
Dr. Tobias successfully removed a cancerous brain tumor from our 6 year old daughter's brain. His talent in the OR makes him a great surgeon but his dedication to her recuperation afterwards makes him a great man. He visited our daughter every day when she was in the hospital. He would take time to play games or sit and talk with her, whatever she needed. His support helped her through years of treatment.
-Lynda S.
My daughter was born at 25 weeks and weighed only 700 grams. Due to prematurity she had several medical concerns including a grade IV brain bleed. When she was only several days old my husband and I were faced with the discussion of quality of life for our daughter and her future. That night Dr. Tobias appeared in my hospital room and gave us a clearer understanding of what our daughter was facing and gave us hope that our daughter was a fighter. As the days went by Dr. Tobias was there to check on and visit our daughter. Although she did not need neurosurgery, he was still there following her throughout her stay. Our daughter is now 16 months old and achieving milestones that we never imagined would be possible, she is on the verge of walking. Dr. Tobias will always hold a special place in our hearts, he was our daughter's guardian angel that night.
-Kimberly A.
Dr. Mohan is not only an amazing surgen, he also takes the time to get to know his young patients and their families. He is soft spoken and really goes the extra mile to ensure the family is 100% confident in the procedures being done on their children. He also takes care and time when managing the aftercare and follow-ups for years to come. He and his team are the reason my son is a thriving and very active 5 year after the removal of a brain tumor 2 years ago.
-Amanda T.
-JOdy f.
Very PATIENT and caring doctor. Works with parents and explores every possible option before referring them to specialists.
-Yaika G.
I appreciated this doctor the first time he treated both my sons so gently. He is competent, caring and honest, and of course very gentle.n
-Amy H.
Dr. Bancroft is awesome. When my son Jack was diagnosed with RSV at 5 weeks old it got to the point that he needed to be hospitalized at Westchester medical center, Dr Bancroft kept in close contact with the doctors there and out of the 10 days that my son lay in the hospital on life support Dr Bancroft called me at home 8 of those nights to see not only how Jack was but to see how I was. It was a great comfort to me to know that even though my son was somewhere else, he was still on the mind of his doctor through out his very busy day. I wouldn't trade Him for anyone, and my sons Jack (now 3) and James (12) love him.......he's amazing!
-ursula G.
Both of their offices are fabulous
-Christopher U.
Great with Kids of all ages! Great science and manner. I like both offices New Windsor and Beacon. ...Thank goodnes that Beacon has a pediatrician again!
-Chris U.
Dr. Cohen and the rest of the practice have been thorough since day 1
-danielle t.
-Jeannette S.
They are both the best dentists I have ever used. Warm, competent and always kind and caring with their patients. I have been going to them for years and had everything done in their offices from routine cleaning to dental implants. They take every effort to ensure I have little or no pain with each procedure. Their staff is kind, friendly and concerned with your comfort.
-Fran Z.
AMAZING. I am a first time mother and I could not have asked for a better experience with Pediatrics of Hudson Valley from the front desk staff, the nurses and of course the doctors. I have recommended them to all my friends that are also mothers and many have switched to Pediatrics of Hudson Valley because to a mother a recommendation from another mother is more important then anything. I will continue to spread the word about the best Pediatricians I know. Thanks for everything to the Team.
Dr. David is not only knowledgable on all medical subjects but she is up to date on the latest medical advancements. Her warmth and kindness make both children and parents feel extremely comfortable. She always takes the time to explain things thoroughly and makes herself available at all times. I am truly grateful to have found such an amazing pediatrician!
-cara m.
Dr. David is wonderful with my boys. She takes time to thoroughly examine them and discuss any concerns with us. I never feel rushed by her. She is an excellent doctor!
-Carrie B.
When our newborn daughter was diagnosed with a congenital heart defect, we were understandably terrified. Dr. Fethke's entire practice made all the difference for us with the amazing care, compassion, and concern they afforded me and my family.
-Courtney M.
Dr. Braun is an ophthalmologist who is easy to talk to, takes the time necessary to fully evaluate eye problems, and flexible when it comes to the right treatment plan for you. He goes the extra mile to accomodate his patients.
Dr. Zurhellen has been our Pediatrician since my oldest sister Michelle was born so not only has he been our Pediatrician for the past 23 years but he also has been the Pediatrician for my cousins ever since they were born and he has also been mine and my other sister Amanda's Pediatrician ever since we were both born. He's not only a great doctor but also a great guy in general and he takes the time to explain stuff and also tells you some of his personal experiences. Him and his staff and nurses will always remember you from the time of your first visit until you stop going their. He loves to make jokes and he wants to get to know you on a personal level.
-Michael S.
Amazing, amazing, amazing. While he gets all the medical stuff (growth, etc)covered, Dr. Cowan is a DEVELOPMENTAL pediatrician who provides valuable insight in to how our kids are developing and what is going on with them in terms of behavior, milestones, challenges. We felt like we hit the lotto when we finally found him after a cpl years of dealing with mediocre pediatricians. If you've ever wondered, "Is this normal?" with regards to your kid's behavior and development, Dr. Cowan is the doc to see! Can't recommend his enough.
-Tina C.
The best dentist ever.
-Lisa I.
Dr. Grodin and his staff are the BEST Dentists!!! We have been with them for 12 years and counting.... No plans to ever go elsewhere!
-Mary R.


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The Wooden Boat Festival takes place in the spring at Eagle Rock Lodge on the banks of the McKenzie River. The festival also includes the Wooden Drift Boat Parade on the wild & scenic river. In the summer take in the scents of the Lavender Festival at the McKenzie River Lavender farm. The region is also host to the McKenzie River Chainsaw Art Festival where wood carvers create intricate masterpieces using chainsaws. |
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A celebration of lavender grown in the Pacific Northwest. During this glorious summer weekend, area lavender farms open their fields for tours, photography and painting, shopping and lectures. The McKenzie River Lavender farm, just outside Springfield offers a Lavender Labyrinth, specialty lavender products from oils to pillows, u-cut lavender and lavender refreshments.
Enjoy wonderful art, food and entertainment in the beautiful McKenzie Valley. Event presented by the Emerald Art Center and hosted in conjunction with the McKenzie River Bicentennial.
Cache for the Eagle is a free geocaching event that will take place at Willamette Pass Resort that involve finding hidden containers out in the Cascade Mountains.
The 62nd annual community fair celebrating the wonderful area. Enjoy a day of fun and festivities including a tractor show & shine. Area residents show their produce, baking, sewing, arts and crafts.
Come up the McKenzie Valley to celebration the Wild & Scenic river with this great event and guest speaker.
Sale of fresh apple cider/juice pressed on site. Participate by helping the owners press their heritage apples or simply watch the lost art of making apple juice.
A special, scenic trip down the McKenzie River to enjoy the color of fall.
Local talents from all over the Willamette Valley selling their handmade and homemade items. Unique gifts for everyone on your holiday list.
Belknap Hot Springs Resort's Thanksgiving Dinner! Danny and Shawna (from the Patio Grill) will be serving up a delicious buffet style dinner in the Great Room at the Lodge. Dinner tickets must be purchased in advance. With your dinner ticket purchase, receive a 10% discount on your Lodge room stay. Also, $5.00/hour swim offered for walk-in hot springs customers on Thanksgiving Day. Come join us for your Thanksgiving dinner!
Join the McKenzie River Ranger District for their annual Christmas Tree Permit sale. Enjoy refreshments and a special visit by Smokey Bear.
Pepsi presents games, activities, live music and professional fireworks on the mountain.
Three Creeks Brewery presents the largest annual Telemark Festival on the West Coast.
Black Butte Ranch presents our 75th Anniversary celebration all weekend with lots of prizes.
A day-long event that includes an ax-throwing booth, frisbee golf, pie-eating contest, a torchlight parade, fireworks show & the popular "Downhill Dummy" contest.
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Sisters Country presents mechanical bull riding and the 6th annual Chili Cook-off.
Rock Star presents Pond Skimming, Ultra Cross + Lots of Prizes and Sunshine.
McKenzie River 8th Annual Wooden Boat Festival honoring the McKenzie River Drift Boat.
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Largest meet for the year. Athletes are competing for the State Championships. Spectators are welcome!
A unique three day event merging a passion for Northwest forestry with art. Using chainsaws, master wood carvers create memorable wood sculptures celebrating the McKenzie River heritage. Partake in gold panning, nail driving and a youth track meet. Carving auctions on Friday and Saturday at 5:30 p.m. and on Sunday there is a special 'McKenzie Heritage' auction at 12:30 p.m. followed by an awards presentation at 2:30 p.m.


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I realize YANMD but I've been frustrated with my lack of progress. About two years ago I was finally struggling enough with my back pain (difficulty standing for long periods, pain when lying flat, difficulty due to pain when getting out of bed, etc) that I decided to visit a therapist and have some x-rays done. They found that I have degeneration between the L5-S1 discs. I was told that many people have this specific degeneration and that it really depends on the individual and how they react. According to the PT, some walk around completely oblivious to it while others have major difficulties. Fortunately I have progressed to somewhere between these two camps. I can perform squats but I have some difficulty with keeping my back straight while lowering. I have reduced the weight significantly in order to perform them correctly (or as best I am able). Surprising to me is that planks, even on my elbows, are extremely difficult. I'm not sure if this is a function of simply building strength or due to the degeneration. There is some pain while doing them. Given this information, I'm wondering what people do since the general recommendation is to build strength and flexibility since there is no 'cure' for this. Should I just be patient and keep at it? Are there any ideas of what I can expect for progress? Thanks for any information!
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Fairfax County Police Ramp Up Safe December Efforts
The Fairfax County Police Department is urging residents to drive safely this holiday season and watch their alcohol consumption.
A total of 607 drivers have been linked to reported crashes after consumption of alcohol for 2012, according to statistics from the Fairfax County Police Department.
Of those 607 drivers, 481 were male drivers and 60 drivers were underage at the time of the crash.
The statistics were released by the police as part of their Safe December efforts to raise awareness and publicize their goal of alcohol enforcement this holiday season.
The release further states that officers arrested 372 drunk drivers during Safe December efforts in 2011, a 17 percent increase compared to 2010. Of those drivers, 85 were female and 287 were male. Seventy-two of those drivers were involved in reported crashes after alcohol consumption.
Police arrested a total of 3,200 people for drunk driving in Fairfax County in 2011.
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Last Friday, PFC Officer Richard Bistline delivered a presentation to a room full of residents, police officers and media representatives at the FCPD Operations Support Bureau in Annandale on the new National Highway Transportation Safety Administration (NHTSA) field sobriety standards that all new FCPD recruits are required to learn.
New recruits now go through a required 24-hour course where officers learn the skills they need in order to determine whether someone is a drunk driver. Those skils are later tested on in a wet lab practical. During the practical, officers with volunteer testers to test between a .08 and 1.5 Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) level. Bistline said working with the testers allows the officers to learn the differences on how to perform the field tests.
There are three NHTSA approved field tests: the Horizontal Gaze Nystagamus (HGN), the Walk and Turn (WAT) and the One Leg Stand (OLS). Each test has clues officers look for. HGN has 6, WAT has 8 and OLS has 4.
The final test officers use is the Preliminary Breath Test (PBT). Officers are required to offer the test to the driver and also have to show the driver the test results. The PBT can't be used as a primary to determinant drunkenness, Bistline said; it only supports probable clause. A PBT test can only be used in a probable clause hearing or during a motion to suppress.
If the driver refuses the PBT, Bistline said the officers should already have a decision about whether to arrest them based on the previous tests performed since PBT is last.
"We don't play games anymore," said Bistline. "If a person is intoxicated… those are the kind of people we want to keep off the road."
A typical DWI stop takes about 20-30 minutes to complete.
For additional statistics on the FCPD Safe December efforts, click here.
Jennifer Abbou
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I understand that the police need to focus on drunk drivers. However, I think reckless driving is just as much of and more of a problem than driving drunk, because reckless drivers drive dangerously on a regular basis. On just a 3 to 4 mile stretch on the Fairfax County Parkway, I typically see tailgating at high speeds, changing lanes without using signals, etc. The police could pull over quite a few people if they saw this. I know this also happens on other roadways, and the police can't be everywhere. But their presence every now and then would be helpful. I just don't understand how people drive recklessly on a regular basis and get away with it! So many so called "accidents" could be prevented if people would just not be in such a hurry and use their signals!!


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NY Rangers' Anton Stralman, Chris Kreider leave Game 3 against the Bruins with injuries
May 22, 2013, 9:45AM
Stralman didn't play the entire third period, while Kreider didn't return after a high-stick in the final frame. Full story »
Henrik Lundqvist makes 32 saves, but NY Rangers can't pressure Bruins in 2-1 Game 3 loss
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NEW YORK -- The Rangers, who lost the first two game of their Eastern Conference semifinal series in Boston, returned to Madison Square Garden tonight for Game 3 against the Bruins. Henrik Lundqvist was in goal against Tuukka Rask. THIRD PERIOD The Rangers were without Stralman for the start of the period. David Krejci turned the puck over less than... Full story »
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Letter | I-90 tolling meeting was for show
February 11, 2013 · 9:30 AM
The "study" at the MICEC on Feb. 29 was for show only. It is obvious that the decisions have already been made to toll I-90, no matter what our objections are.
During the past few months, Tracy Vedder, from KOMO 4 TV, has shed much light on the shoddy construction of the new 520 leaking pontoons. Why should anyone have to pay for inferior work, as accepted by the DOT?
The eastbound lanes of the I-90 bridge were replaced with new pontoons, after the existing pontoons were drilled into and sank. The blame was placed on the contractor, by DOT. Too many lives would be affected if we are held hostage by a state that wastes more dollars than it can wisely spend.
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The Ormond at Tetbury
Located in the centre of Tetbury, The Ormond is a stylish, Cotswold inn within easy reach of Westonbirt Arboretum, Highgrove and the market towns of Cirencester and Stroud, providing an ideal base for discovering this area of outstanding natural beauty with its many picturesque villages. Tetbury, has an array of beautiful old buildings, independent boutiques and galleries and is made for exploring, or we can arrange activities for you. From hiring a classic car to 18 holes of golf, flying lessons or clay pigeon shooting there is plenty to occupy you for a few days away.
Dating from the 17th Century, the hotel is a comfortable blend of old and new, creating an atmosphere which is relaxed, informal and individual. With elegant rooms, delicious award-winning food, a friendly bar and exceptional service, the Ormond is the perfect location for business or pleasure. We look forward to welcoming you to The Ormond at Tetbury.
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A Superior Double including breakfast is from only £89. If you call to book a room and you would like to upgrade to and Dinner Bed & Breakfast rate of just £45.00* extra, then we will provide a free bottle of house red or white wine with your meal. Quote promotion code MAY13 when you book.
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Weddings at The Ormond in 2013
Following the great success of our short wedding season in 2012 we are delighted to announce that we will again for 2013 be hiring the same marquee to fill the rear courtyard of the hotel's garden space.
We have hosted some great weddings over the years and its always good reassuring to read about other peoples experiences first hand. This is what one of our couples posted about us last year:
Trip Advisor review from Phil & Sue July 2012
If you are looking at us as a potential venue, the dates that are already booked are the weekend of 28th and 29th June 2013. To enquire about other dates that you are interested in please email:
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If you are simply planning a party or event then the Coach House could also be perfect for you. Seating up to 60 people and with access via our courtyard garden the Coach House is the perfect setting for an intimate party with friends and family.
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Come to The Ormond with your bike in 2013 and enjoy the country lanes that cars just don't see. We've already had some great reviews for Cotswold Cycling Breaks. A twin room for two cyclists sharing can be from just £99 including breakfast. To get more details go to our website
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Jessica Fairley is a reporter with FOX 31 News
Family Christian is now vowing to donate 100 percent of their profits to faith based ministries and non profit organizations.
Just in time for the holiday season, Family Christian stores are making a business move to give even more to charity.
Now that the company is under new management it's pledging to give 100% of its profits to Christian causes and faith-based ministries around the world.
In the past Family Christian gave out 10% of its profits.
Management says the donation is not a promotion; it's a part of a change in the entire business structure.
"We'll donate our profits after we cover our operational expenses. There are costs associated with running the business. So once the operations of the business have been paid anything over and above that will then be donated to charity," says Tara Powers, Family Christian Spokesperson.
Family Christian has 25 different organizations they support.
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21 Oct 2012
Keo.co.za wraps up the weekend's European action.
In the second round of the European Cup, Clermont secured back-to-back bonus-point wins as thrashed the Exeter Chiefs 46-12 at Sandy Park.
Inside centre Wesley Fofana was the star for the victors as he grabbed a brace, while wings Napoliono Nalaga and Sitiveni Sivivatu, and flank Julien Bonnaire also scored tries.
Saracens also picked up a good 30-13 win over Racing Metro in Brussels to take the lead in Pool 1. Munster and Leceister Tigers recorded their first victories of the tournament against Edinburgh (33-0) and the Ospreys (39-22) respectively.
Toulouse, Harelquins, Ulster and Toulon remain unbeaten as they downed Treviso (33-21), Connacht (30-22), Glasgow (19-8) and the Cardiff Blues (22-14) respectively, and top their respective groups.
In the European Challenge Cup, Bath and Gloucester claimed vital triumphs over Agen (27-22) and Bordeaux (25-13) respectively.
European Cup:
Cardiff Blues 14 Toulon 22
Munster 33 Edinburgh 0
Leicester Tigers 39 Ospreys 22
Montpellier 33 Sale Sharks 18
Treviso 21 Toulouse 33
Scarlets 13 Leinster 20
Saracens 30 Racing Metro 13
Biarritz 38 Zebre 17
Connacht 22 Harlequins 30
Exeter Chiefs 12 Clermont 46
Castres 21 Northampton Saints 16
Glasgow 8 Ulster 19
European Challenge Cup:
Mogliano 12 London Wasps 59
Bucure?ti 42 Calvisano 27
Cavalieri Prato 31 London Welsh 32
London Irish 69 Mont-de-Marsan 26
Worcester Warriors 90 Rovigo 3
Perpignan 90 Bizkaia Gernika 12
Stade Français 28 Grenoble 25
Newport Gwent Dragons 19 Bayonne 22
Agen 22 Bath 27
Gloucester 25 Bordeaux 13
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22 Oct 2012, 14:04 pmAny side that send off the bench Hayman, Sheridan and Shaw must rank as the most interesting side in the world today – Toulon surely are. Johnny Wilkinson (feeding a centre combination of Gitau and Basteraud) is batting for a place in the Lions tour next year – I'll put money that he gets in.
As for Bakkies … where he goes, I go. Vivre le Toulon (coached by madman Bernard Laporte – yes, academically this is the most fascinating side in world rugby).
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The Tech-Savvy Singer
The Velvet Business Plan
Keeping track of the small details of your career is a challenge for every singer. And yet, having and sorting that information could be critical to your success as a singer. Find out why it's so important and read about a new tool that is making it easier than ever.
Everyone tells you that you need to write a business plan. But how many singers have actually done it? Well, if you're attending this year's Classical Singer Convention, now's your chance. Bill Bennett, creator of Velvet Singer, a software program that helps singers organize their professional lives, will be conducting a workshop on creating a business plan. Here he talks about his software and why, yes, you actually do need to write that business plan.
What's Velvet Singer?
Velvet Singer is an organizational tool for classical singers that I developed while I was finishing up grad school at DePaul and doing some part-time consulting work. I began by creating a simple database to track my auditions and just added from there. Then I began expanding as I found the need: What repertoire was I singing at auditions? How much was I spending? Who was I meeting? So it was born out of necessity. There was no way to keep track of this information other than developing big Excel sheets or lugging around a pen and paper.
So what, exactly, does the software consist of?
Well, it is a relational database application—it is like layers of spreadsheets carefully interconnected and ready made. What is powerful about a database is that you can quickly jump around and tally up data: How much did I spend last year? How many auditions did I perform? What is my most successful starting aria? But I find that the "softer" features are still the ones people write to me the most about: journaling after auditions and lessons, developing a new process, and having that accountability to keep after your goals and stay organized. That is what represents a major breakthrough for people in using Velvet Singer.
How does Velvet Singer differ from what's already available on YAP Tracker?
I use YAP Tracker and have for years. I love the features and am impressed with how they continue to roll out excellent tools to help our business evolve. I primarily use YAP Tracker as a way to look up information. Along with Classical Singer and a few other resources, YAP Tracker is an excellent way to learn about auditions and competitions. Velvet Singer solves an entirely different problem area for singers: staying organized in all that we do.
Velvet Singer helps you organize and keep track of productions in which you perform, money that you make, people that you work with, repertoire that you are working on, lessons that you sing. And so Velvet Singer is a comprehensive journaling method of chronicling your entire professional journey, almost like developing a memoir—but a powerful, data-driven memoir with hundreds of statistical reports, tax information, and over 2,600 arias to pick from. Velvet Singer is a new category of product. My main competition is people working up several Excel spreadsheets or using good, old-fashioned pen and paper.
Do you find people get overwhelmed with so many features or do they take to it easily?
Developing a workflow and interface is more of an art than a science. An iPhone does so many different things. If you dig into the settings, you can really get through layers and layers of functions. But it is simple and clean. Velvet Singer is cross-platform (Windows or Mac), but it has a nice, colorful, Mac-like feel. I am grateful to have such a great team to help continually refine what and how we present data. So I find that singers, even singers who are not comfortable with technology, take to it quite well.
The software begins by asking a few simple questions, like "What is your voice type?" From there, users quickly set up some repertoire by picking from our list of arias. After you develop repertoire, the system asks if you have sung any productions in the past. Productions become "Projects" in Velvet Singer, and each project has people you worked with, repertoire you performed, money you made (or spent).
As users explore, they can peel back the layers. If you explore into the lessons and coachings area, you will be prompted to sync with your Google calendar. If you are liking some of the reports and want to share them with your friends, teachers, or parents, the system will ask to set up your e-mail account. So Velvet Singer becomes much more than a static tool waiting for you; it is interactive and helps you along the way.
At the convention, you're going to be teaching a workshop on building business plans. Teachers and mentors have been telling singers to write business plans at least since I was in college [ahem] years ago, but I'm not sure anybody actually does it.
That is it exactly! Yes, I was told to do it, but never did.
I offer two seminars at schools and opera companies around the country, and they both are working, equipping, hands-on sessions. I studied engineering as an undergrad before pursuing singing for my masters. In engineering, we always had "labs" to correspond to almost every lecture. I follow that same formula in my seminars. Each singer creates a business plan in the session and leaves with a tangible, actionable process for keeping up with it going forward.
Do you actually know any top-level singers who literally have business plans? Or do you think their managers make them?
I certainly do, and many cite business planning activities as core to their success. Top-level singers are typically very busy people and they are very targeted about which business plan articles or exercises they focus on, and these areas naturally are different than would be for singers at other parts of the journey.
For example, a top-level singer may do more work developing a strategic marketing plan by analyzing that market and comparing it to their product. An undergrad may benefit more from doing a strengths-and-weaknesses assessment. The question I ask is "What problem are we trying to solve by doing the work of creating a business plan?" That can be a good way to focus your energy and make sure you are getting the value you seek. Simply, business plans are a way to organize your thoughts, discover new information, and communicate with others.
The philosophy and approach behind Velvet Singer Software and Velvet Singer Seminars are quite similar. They are both solutions that help singers take control and gain objectivity and insight. It was out of the process of developing the software and working with so many singers to define what this all-in-one organizational tool should keep track of, and how it should do it, that I discovered the need to create these seminars and to teach this "process."
In the seminar, we use a workbook that has many checklists, simple comparison choices, and fill-in-the-blanks. The workbook is a simple, quick, and "push button" framework to give structure to our dialogue. Likewise, the software solution offers simple choices and prepopulated picklists. Our mission is to take what can be a very intimidating process and deliver this message loud and clear: "This doesn't have to be difficult!"
If you had to boil it down—say, for the people who can't make the seminar—what would be the three questions a singer should ask themselves, as a proto-business plan?
Rather than trying to tackle a list of business planning areas (even three can represent a serious "barrier to entry"), I would encourage singers to begin by focusing on a process: when, why, and with whom. Choose a process that has a low burden and then make an absolute steadfast commitment to stick with it (100 percent is much easier to maintain than 98 perfect).
For example, resolve to send an e-mail on the first of every month to your dad describing your goal for the next month. Or add quarterly reminders into your calendar that you will treat yourself to coffee and work on your mission statement. Or commit to interviewing six of your "stakeholders" about your strengths and weaknesses. In engineering, we call this an incremental and iterative approach and it absolutely works if you work it.
What do you hope singers take away from your seminar at the convention?
In addition to physically taking away their completed business plan workbook, singers will leave the session with a dramatically improved sense of self-awareness and empowerment over their path.
Amanda White is a coloratura soprano in New York. She can be contacted through her website at www.notjustanotherprettyvoice.com.


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Almost $800 in new books will be added to the collection.
Youth Council to help peers find opportunities in Montrose for summer work.
SMPA will purchase the electricity produced by Paradox Valley solar panels owned by members as well as those that have not been sold.
Dan Chancellor running for District 3 seat while Christine McGinley contemplates run against Elaine Fischer in District 1 Democratic Primary.
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Artistic Bus Shelter Project Back At Square One
City leaders have been unable to make contact with the artist chosen for the project.
Creve Coeur's Planning and Zoning Commission voted last week to extend the time frame available for the city to build an artistic bus shelter on Olive Boulevard.
The city will now have until the end of 2015 to have the structure built in front of the CVS Pharmacy.
Creve Coeur will in all likelihood have to find a new artist to design and build it. Patch has previously reported that city officials have been unable to locate the artist who was selected in a design competition to get a contract signed for the project.
The Nov. 19 planning commission vote also extends the time period for the project to access funds from an escrow account.
Developers of the CVS and St. Luke's Urgent Care established that account to pay for the shelter in exchange for less green space on the site, called "bonus coverage" in city planning parlance.
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Malala has dedicated her childhood to championing education for girls like her in Pakistan. As she lies in a hospital bed, a tragic victim of Taliban gunmen, let's help make her dream come true.
One part of Pakistan has already started a successful programme of paying families which send their girls to school regularly. But in Malala's province the government is dragging its feet. Senior politicians have offered Malala help, and if we act now we can get them to commit to rolling this out nationwide.
Before the media spotlight moves on, let's raise our voices to demand that the government announces funding for all Pakistani girls who attend school. In days the UN Education Envoy will meet Pakistan's President Zardari and he says hand delivering 1 million signatures will strengthen his case.
To Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari, PM Raja Pervez Ashraf and KP Province Governor Syed Masood Kausar:
We call on Pakistan to agree to a plan to deliver education for every child through building schools, training teachers and funding families whose daughters regularly attend school. All governments and international organisations must play their part to ensure that the millions of children who are currently out of school, get an education.
Sign now, and let's help make Malala's dream come true.
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In Pokemon X and Y
In the trailer, Xerneas's eye has an X in it, and Yveltal is shaped like a Y, meaning they will most likely be obtained in the game that corresponds with their letter.
Update: This has now been confirmed - Xerneas (the deer) will appear in Pokemon X. And Yveltal in Pokemon Y of course.
You will get the deer like legendary Pokemon in Pokemon X version. His name is Xerneas.Pronunciation(X)(er)(ne)(as)
In Pokemon Y version you will get Yveltal, the bird-like legendary Pokemon.Pronunciation(Y)(vel)(tal) Source* https://www.facebook.com/Pokemon?ref=stream
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Any disgusting, fat, norwegian, beat, busted, hideous girl that can be found in a Boston University basement. 1: yo dude check out that girl Sams hooking up with
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1.(from the show scrubs) A girl actually named 'debbie'
2. A term of endearment between apathetic or lazy friends 3. A revolting beast that looks more like a pig wearing makeup than something with 23 chromosomes 1. (from scrubs)
Dr. Kelso: (To the new interns) Listen up, faces. In order to save us all some time I will call all the males Daves and all the females Debbies. Intern: Debbie's actually my name! Dr. Kelso: Then out of fairness to the others, you will be Slagathor. Daves, Debbies, Slagathor, I will be in my office, if you need anything, feel free to bother Dorian 2. As a term of endearment mandie: "Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck" alice: "Is that my little slagathor?" 3. For a she/he beast mandie: "whooaaaaaa it looks like your brother got slagathor-itis" alice: "no, thats called bells palsy" |
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a horrific, disigusting girl that claims and pretends that she a cute, but in reality, she is actually a gross, sick bipedal humanoid of pigfuck. Friend: Dude, who did I hook up with last night? I have no idea what i did?
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Bed Bath & Beyond: S&P Gainer
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Bed Bath & Beyond(BBBY) was the best-performing stock in the S&P 500 Thursday morning.
The S&P was down 1.55 points, or 0.11%, to 1,397.41.
Shares of Bed Bath & Beyond rose 7.17% to $70.98. The retailer's fiscal fourth-quarter earnings beat analysts' expectations.
Bed Bath & Beyond reported earnings of $351 million, or $1.48 a share, up from year-earlier earnings of $283.5 million, or $1.12 a share. Analysts were anticipating profit of $1.33 a share..
Bed Bath & Beyond has an estimated price-to-earnings ratio for next year of 13.91 times; the average for specialty retailers is 16.43. For comparison, Williams-Sonoma(WSM) and Mattress Firm Holdings(MFRM) have higher forward P/Es of 14.01 and 28.62, respectively.
Sixteen of the 29 analysts who cover Bed Bath & Beyond rated it buy. Twelve analysts gave the stock a hold rating and one rated it sell.
TheStreet Ratings gives Bed Bath & Beyond an A grade with a buy rating and a $81.80 price target. The stock has risen 22.43% year to date.