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Finished with a 4000 grit Siaair Micro Pad Finish, the Nightmare skids easily through the front and mid-lane with an extremely quick response to friction on the backend creating a highly continuous motion that cuts through the pins. The Nightmare with its new Class 8 Reactive coverstock is the most hooking DV8 ball to date and should be used on medium oily to oily lane conditions.
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I drilled this ball up yesterday before league. The league was a second shift league so the lanes were slightly burned. Out of the box it rolled great, it threw pins everywhere and got up from basically anywhere on the lane. After about a game or so the oil pushed a little bit and the ball just would not read the spot anymore, and if i moved right it went through the nose. After league was over I had the mechanic run a higher volume tournament shot to see what the ball really could do. Again the first game was great rolled strong and continuous. About mid way through the second game the ball started to wiggle down lane. This ball seems good overall, but I think it will be picky when the oil starts to transition.
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This ball is clean in the heads and the motion blows the pins out. Right off the drill press and bowled league 225,289,279 for a 793. Then next night out 289, 248,249 for a 776. Awesome ball.
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1 cup water
1 green bell pepper, chopped
3/4 (14.5 ounce) can diced tomatoes, drained
3/4 (15 ounce) can whole kernel corn, drained
1/2 teaspoon garlic salt
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/4 teaspoon paprika
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 leek, chopped
1 clove garlic, chopped
1/2 (15 ounce) can black beans
this soup was just delicious. I made some changes I omitted the leeks and also added a can of navy beans to make it a thicker soup. I chopped up grilled andouille sausage and added a lil thickening of flour and water to make it thick. The soup was fantastic. I will definetly make again.
I had high hopes for this soup, but it just fell flat for me. I followed the recipe, but reversed the steps so I would only need to use 1 pot (sauteed onions/garlic first, the added the broth et al to boil, reserving 1/2 of the beans/corn/peppers until after I immersion blended the soup). It just had very little flavor, other than HOT (not too hot, just hot). I'm not sure what makes this "cajun", but I think I would have preferred it w/a cajun spice blend. THANKS for the recipe, JWHICKER!
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Excellent flavour, and very quick to prepare. Next time, I think I'll reserve half of the black beans and add them to the soup whole, just to add a little more texture to the soup. My husband (a very obviously NON-vegetarian) thought there should have been meat in it, but I don't think it needed it.
My Sweetheart has been going more and more vegetarian on me so I tried this recipe. I hate to make changes but it really was a tiny one. I used vegetable broth instead of chicken broth. She loves the beans so this worked out perfectly. I like a little more meat or chicken or fish with my meals so I add in some sauteed shrimp to my bowl right before serving. Three little words: Won-der-ful!
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Even better than I expected. I did change a little though. I did not add the corn until the end because I did not want it chopped and I used 1/2 can beans in the blender and another 1/2 at the end so it would be whole. I topped it with a dollop of sour cream and fresh chopped cilantro and chives. My husband said his only complaint was I didn't give him enough.
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SAN LUIS RESERVOIR/ O'NEILL FOREBAY Travis Bounds of Coyote and Tackle in Morgan Hill reported decent striper fishing for boaters drifting jumbo minnows or mooching anchovies at 60 to 80 feet in the main lake around the trash racks, Basalt Recreational Area or Portuguese Cove. Trolling plugs also is working at 25 to 50 feet. Yozuri Crystal Minnows, P-Line Predators, Smithwick Deep Suspending Rattlin' Rogues and broken backed Rebels are all effective. Guide Roger George said the high winds and falling water put the fish down as another front passed through the area, but he caught fish at 80 feet on chartreuse plugs in the morning. Action in the Forebay is best at night with pile worms, blood worms or anchovies under the Highway 152 Bridge or at Check 12. Call: Roger's Guide Service (559) 905-2954
DELTA/STOCKTON Persistent winds have kept most anglers away, but those with larger boats have been picking up sturgeon. Capt. James Smith on the California Dawn out of Martinez wrapped up his sturgeon season Sunday with a pair of keepers despite 40 mph winds. Big winds caused guide Randy Pringle to change largemouth tactics, slowing presentation or using vibration and smell. He has scored with the Timber Tiger Crankbait with a large wobble or chatter bait style baits in deeper water. Call: Randy Pringle (209) 543-6260; Vella's Fishing Adventures (209) 521-0164.
HALF MOON BAY No boats launched in the dangerous conditions over the weekend, but Capt. Tom Mattusch of the Huli Cat towed in the Coastside Fishing Club's Salmon Acclimation Pens in the protected waters of the harbor. The pens were filled with salmon smolts Monday, and they will be released later with the hope of improving the fishery along the San Mateo coast. Call: Happy Hooker (510) 223-5388; Roger Thomas, Salty Lady (415) 760-9362, Bait and Switch Sport Fishing Center (650) 726-7133 or 726-7133
MONTEREY/SANTA CRUZ Chris Arcoleo of Chris's Landing said the weekend was slow with the Star of Monterey picking up three salmon Sunday after scoring only six for 26 fishermen Saturday. Call: Chris' Landing (831) 375-5951; Bayside Marine (831) 475-2173;usafishing.com
SAN FRANCISCO BAY Bay Area salmon boats stayed tied to the docks. But the Tigerfish of Emeryville took 15 anglers trolling Sunday and got three stripers and a 15-pound leopard shark.
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the best game i have found so far is called jacksmith followed by pixel 2 and pixel there are also road of the dead all the sushi cats corporation inc and many many more
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Exit Path 2 was a bit of a letdown for me in comparison to the first one, which used to be my favorite game on here for the reasons it was fun and addictive, but now the multiplayer doesn't even work. For now, I'd have to say Crystal Saga, I'm about level 24 and have only been playing it a day or too, but find it quite enjoyable.
Posted Nov 11, '12 at 1:37pm
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The best game is not one but a series called gemcraft. I like td games and they ar eby far the best
Posted Nov 17, '12 at 3:22pm
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COLONY. That game has multiplayer, an awesome single player Campaign, which is actually difficult but easy to pick up, AI that talks and actually helps you. I rate it 10/10. If you liked starcraft or warcraft 3 ( not WoW) then you will be very taken with this game.
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Exit Path 2 was a bit of a letdown for me in comparison to the first one
Finally I'm not the only one to think so! The first one had a big focus on finishing the level quickly...you could keep yourself going forward and as long as you could jump at the right time you would be fine. In the 2nd one there are plenty of times where I'm just standing there...waiting...for...a..chance...to...move
Posted Nov 20, '12 at 7:26am
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i like any MMO, because i can play on friends home or office, this really good
Posted Nov 20, '12 at 8:21am
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kingdom rush and incursion...
because its really exciting you know and for me the two of them is one of the best games(TD-towerdefense) so yeah... :D
Posted Nov 21, '12 at 9:57pm
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I think my favorite game is Bunny Flags 2. It isn't easy to beat but not to hard to finish. Takes a while to complete but is fun the whole way through. I love the Engineer class also. I highly recommend it if you give the game a try. I really is worth it=D
Posted Nov 22, '12 at 10:11am
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I think the MMO Dino Storm is the best because it has good grapics and it has 4 different regions i can visit
Posted Nov 22, '12 at 7:49pm
People...please remember this is the "Best/favorite game(s) on AG and why thread"...not the "dump/spam your favorite games here thread". Give reasons for why you like it
I really enjoy the Sonny games...why? Because I like the simplistic rpg feel to it, while at the same time giving me plenty of opportunities to have to think out the battle
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Overall the best fruit-beer I've ever had. Enjoyed this at the Bangor Brew Fest and have savored a six pack at least once a month since. Very robust blueberry taste and freshness, but i don't think this flavor would mix well with a stout as it is just too powerful. Great for beginners starting on craft/micro-brew beer looking for a delightful mix of seasonal flavors and costal brews. I have really enjoyed it, I'm sure you will!
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JAN. 4 The film "My Fair Lady" will play at the Henrico Theatre, 305 E. Nine Mile Rd., at 7 p.m. Jan. 4 and at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Jan. 5. Tickets are $1 and can be purchased at the door. For details, call 328-4491 or visit http://www.henricorecandparks.com . *** Wear your pajamas, bring a pillow and watch a classic holiday flick starring Dr. Seuss' meanest and greenest character at 2 p.m. at Twin Hickory Library, 5001 Twin Hickory Rd. All ages welcome. For details, call 290-9200 or visit http://www.henricolibrary.org . *** Comedian Tony Rock will perform at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 4, 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. Jan. 5 and at 7 p.m. Jan. 6 at the Richmond Funny Bone Comedy Club in Short Pump Town Center. Rock, younger brother of comedian Chris Rock, has been on television and the big screen and his "Comedy Central Presents" special aired in 2010. Tickets are $15 to $17. For details, call 521-8900 or visit http://www.richmondfunnybone.com . JAN. 5 The Greater Richmond Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold a meeting at 10:30 a.m. at the Kroger Training Center, 2235 Staples Mill Rd. Guest speakers Lois Hofstra and Earl Rogers will give an overview of the Road Scholar – Adventures in Learning program. There will be an opportunity for questions and input. For details, visit http://www.aauwbonairva.org . *** IMANI Place, 6 W. Nine Mile Rd., will host an Epiphany/3 King's Day Celebration from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be live animals, period costumes, local talent, poetry, music, dancers, a Kids Corner, food and more. Admission is free and open to the public. For details, call 486-9200. *** Andy Vaughan & The Driveline will perform at 8 p.m. at McCook's Lakeside Grill, 5516 Lakeside Ave. Enjoy a night of country music, honky-tonk and western swing. For details, call 266-2717. *** St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 6000 Grove Ave., will begin its Season of Light January performance series with an All-Bach Concert at 8 p.m. The Eckhart Ensemble, a baroque orchestra, and Sanctuary, St. Stephens' Compline choir, will perform. A light reception will follow. Admission is $15; students are admitted free. For details, visit http://www.saintstephensrichmond.net/performance . *** Kitchen Thyme, 7801 W. Broad St., will host an indoor winter market every Saturday through April from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be up to 15 local food vendors and artisans each week. For details, call 396-2665 or visit http://www.kitchenthymerva.com . JAN. 6 Messiah Lutheran Church, 8154 Atlee Rd., will host its sixth annual Epiphany Celebration at 6:30 p.m. There will be activities for young children and a reception will include "Epiphany Cakes" that contain a surprise. A sprig of Christmas greens may be brought to burn that will be used for Ash Wednesday. Donations of gloves, scarves and socks will be collected for the homeless. For details, call 776-7134. *** Children ages 4-5 are invited to "Enchanting Icicles," a workshop on how these icy marvels are formed, from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Three Lakes Nature Center, 400 Sausiluta Dr. Cost is $6. To register, call 262-5055. |
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The Fifth Annual Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) Award Banquet, held Feb. 6 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, honored HPAL's top volunteers and employees, including Morgan Lewis, Youth of the Year; Dale Alexander, Volunteer of the Year; Lowell Thomas, Employee of the Year, and Victor Williams, Board Member of the Year. Also honored for their support were Jim and Christi Dowd of Richmond BMW and Josh Davis of Henrico County Public Schools Pupil Transportation.
Keynote speaker for the banquet was Tim Hightower, a University of Richmond alumnus and former NFL running back. Hightower was introduced by Billy McMullen, former NFL player and a Henrico PAL board member. > Read more.
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The Pocahontas Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Colonists, based in western Henrico, last year donated more than $1.3 million worth of manufacturers coupons to U.S. military personnel overseas. Throughout 2013, members and friends of the chapter clipped 952,349 manufacturers' coupons valued at $1,350,630, which Program Chairman Carole Featherston shipped to U.S. military bases abroad. Military personnel can use the coupons when shopping in base stores.
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You might have seen something called Khumba while clicking through a Redbox recently (or perhaps it was nestled in some hidden corner of a DVD sale shelf). And chances are, you passed it by without much of a thought. Makes sense; that goggle-eyed cartoon zebra on the cover (a zebra that's dangerously close to becoming Madagascar copyright infringement) doesn't inspire much confidence.
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If you're looking for a date night with someone special, Henrico is the place to be! Check out a classic 90s movie, "My Girl," at Henrico Theatre; Circa, an innovative circus from Australia, will dazzle at the University of Richmond; and celebrate TGIF at Keagan's Restaurant where the PJ Bottoms Band is performing. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
Abstract emotion
Abstract paintings of Inge Strack (pictured) are on display through March 9 at the Gumenick Family Gallery at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. Strack, a Chestefield painter of German origin, often paints in bold colors with a deep sense of emotion, focusing on brushstrokes, texture and form to find a balance. Strack's painting is routed in the European tradition of expressionism but has found its own, unique language in following the American dream.
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Wednesday, they voted 4 to 3 to raise their stipend from $250 to $1,000 a month. The General Assembly will have to approve the request.
School board member Darrel Ealum presented the proposal, saying the increase is long overdue.
"When you look at other school systems that are of equal size and equal number of students, they're up around 1,000. And that's why I recommended each school board member be compensated 1,000 a month because that's equality throughout the state," said Ealum.
Ealum says it's only fair that the school system is in line with the city and county. "I'd pick that you want your strongest board and your strongest system to be your school system. So it's equitable, it's fair and it's what we should do," said Ealum.
Carol Tharin, Lane Price and Robert Youngblood voted against the increase, saying it's not the right time.
"With the financial's in the condition that they're in and the multiple needs that we have in the school system, it seemed to me that the timing was not correct," said Price.
"We're trying to cut furlough days and we've had money we had to pay back on title one and various things and so it's just not good timing right now," said Tharin.
The increase would give the co-chairman $1,100 dollars a month and the chairman $1,200.
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Okay guys I have a quick question:
In Grayling, by Camp Grayling off of Military Road on the second dirt path to the right after the fence there is a big hill with several tracks up it - now for those of you who know where I am talking about: 1. Is it legal to drive in this area? 2. Is it legal to camp on top of the hill? Please don't jump all over me, pretty new to the wheeling and trying to figure out all of the rules and regulations. Thanks for your help. |
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You will have to ask yourself this question, can your grandma's Buick make it up the hill without acting in an erosive manner?
If she spins a tire climbing to the top, or any given CO (Conservation Officer) thinks she might, you cannot legally be there, unless however, it is signed as an ORV route. Which, the hill you are reffering to is not. Also, you must obtain a camping permit for dispersed camping on State Land and I would also look into camping on the NG base as it may be closed to overnight stays. Camping permits for state land can be picked up at any DNR office between the hours of 9am an 5pm. |
September 2nd, 2008, 02:19 PM | #3 |
i believe i know where you are talking of and it is near the limits so I will refrain from giving an exact yes or no but if someone else can verify the following would apply. if its on Camp Grayling property its legal to wheel but not to camp. if state forest it would be legal to camp but not wheel.
September 2nd, 2008, 02:25 PM | #4 |
if its on the base then it is not regulated by the DNR and the regulations regarding passible by 2wd vehicle do not apply. Camp Grayling is a blast just remember on coming traffic may consist of an Abrahms M1A1/M1A2 tank.
If gates are locked do not go around them, this means the missle range is hot and you are not allowed |
September 2nd, 2008, 03:44 PM | #5 |
All American Nightmare
that hill is called stoner mountain and the gravel pit next to it is military gravel pits. i run them trails every week and never seen a DNR officer anywhere near military road. they wont give you a hard time driving around the area as long as the military isnt shooting anywhere near. i have a friend that can take his 2 wheel drive car up the far left side of the hill. if you go to the top you'll see burnt wood from us having a campfire on top of the hill. i would do it and if they say anything just tell them you never touch the sand hill and you drove in from the back of the hill because there is a trail on the back thats not bad
September 3rd, 2008, 08:51 AM | #7 |
used to be Ironman
Somebody needs to tell the DNR that this is the way it is, they tend to argue that point when your climbing hills in 4 wheel drive on the base. And, can you get that in writing?
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Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh
Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh | |
NHS Lothian | |
Geography | |
Location | Edinburgh, Scotland |
Organisation | |
Care system | NHS Scotland |
Hospital type | Teaching Hospital |
Affiliated university | University of Edinburgh Medical School |
Services | |
Emergency department | Yes [1] |
Beds | >900 [2] |
History | |
Founded | 1729 |
Links | |
Website | Website |
Lists | Hospitals in Scotland |
The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh,[3] colloquially known as the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary or ERI,[4][5] was established in 1729 and is the oldest voluntary hospital in Scotland. The new buildings of 1879 were claimed to be the largest voluntary hospital in the United Kingdom, and later on, the Empire.[6] It is the site of clinical medicine teaching as well as a teaching hospital for the University of Edinburgh Medical School. It is currently run by NHS Lothian. In 1960, the first kidney transplant performed in the UK was performed at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh by surgeon Michael Woodruff. It is the only site for liver and pancreas transplantation and one of two sites for kidney transplantation in Scotland.[7]
Foundation and early history[edit]
John Munro, President of the Incorporation of Surgeons in 1712, set in motion a project to establish a "Seminary of Medical Education" in Edinburgh, of which a General Hospital was an integral part.[8] His son, Alexander Monro primus, by then Professor of Anatomy, circulated an anonymous pamphlet in 1721 on the necessity and advantage of erecting a Hospital for the Sick Poor. In 1725 the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh wrote to the stock-holders of the Fishery Company, which was about to be wound up, suggesting that they assign their shares for the purpose of such a hospital. Other donors included many wealthy citizens, most of the physicians and several surgeons, numerous Church of Scotland parishes (at the urging of their Assembly) and the Episcopal meeting houses in Edinburgh.[9] The committee set up by the donors leased "a house of small rent" near the College from the University for 19 years.
Also known, at first, as the Hospital for the Sick Poor, the Physicians' Hospital, or Little House, it was established at the head of Robertson's Close on the site of the building on the corner of Nicolson Street and Drummond Street, now marked with a plaque, on August 6, 1729. A "gentlewoman" was engaged as Mistress or House-keeper, and a "Nurse or Servant" was hired for the patients, both women to be resident and "free of the burden of children and the care of a separate family." The physicians, who had seen the poor gratis twice weekly at their college, arranged for one of their number to attend the hospital, to see both inpatients and outpatients. Six Chirurgeon-Apothecaries (including Alexander Monro) also agreed to attend in turn, and to dispense the medicines prescribed by the physicians from their own shops, also without payment. The first patient, a lady from Caithness suffering from "chlorosis," was discharged recovered after three months. Thirty five patients were admitted in the first year, of whom 19 were cured, 5 recovered, 5 dismissed either as incurable or for irregularities and one died in the hospital (of "consumption"). They came from all over Scotland, but mainly from Edinburgh and its environs. Diseases cured included pains, inflammations, agues, ulcers, cancers, palsies, flux, consumption, hysterick disorders and melancholy.
Infirmary Street[edit]
It received a Royal Charter in 1736, and in 1741 moved to a new William Adam-designed facility with 228 beds near High School Yards on what later became Infirmary Street. By the 1830s the hospital had become short of space and, in 1832, the former Royal High School in High School Yards, built by Alexander Laing in 1777, was converted to a surgical hospital with a new operating theatre built to the east. This was soon found to be inadequate and a new surgical hospital, designed by David Bryce, was built fronting Drummond Street, opening in 1853. The new building was linked to the High School Yards building by an extension to the north.
The earlier Infirmary Street buildings were demolished in 1884, replaced with public swimming baths and a school. The four attached Ionic columns on the frontispiece of the hospital were removed and incorporated as a combined column in a monument to the Covenanters who were defeated at the Battle of Rullion Green and can be seen outside the entrance to Dreghorn Barracks on Redford Road in the south west of the city. The original surgical theatre, which was on the roof of the 1741 building, was re-erected as part of stables in the grounds of Redford House, also on Redford Road. It has since been converted into a house known as Drummond Scrolls taking its name from the large attached carved bracket scrolls, also from the surgical theatre of 1741. The house is category B-listed by Historic Scotland. The surgical hospitals of 1832/1853 later accommodated the Geography Department of the University of Edinburgh, and other university departments, including Natural Philosophy (now Physics), filled up the High School Yards site.
Lauriston Place[edit]
In 1879, the infirmary moved to a new location, then in the fresher air of the edge of the city. The site, on Lauriston Place, had been occupied by George Watson's Hospital (a school, known then as a hospital). The school moved a short distance away to the former Merchant Maiden Hospital (another school) in Archibald Place. The original school building, by the same William Adam as the earlier infirmary, was incorporated into the new David Bryce-designed infirmary buildings and the chapel remained in use for the entirety of the infirmary's occupation of the site.
In the 1920s the hospital needed to expand, and once again George Watson's College was asked to move. An arrangement was reached to acquire the school's site, with the school to remain there until new premises could be built elsewhere. By 1932 the school's new premises in Colinton Road were ready, and the old Archibald Place building was demolished to make way for the Simpson Memorial Pavilion, used primarily as a maternity wing.
In 1948, the infirmary was incorporated into the National Health Service (NHS). Over the years it has maintained close ties to the University of Edinburgh.
In May 2001, Lothian Health Trust sold the 20-acre (81,000 m2) Lauriston Place site for £30 million to Southside Capital Ltd., a consortium comprising Taylor Woodrow, Kilmartin Property Group, and the Bank of Scotland. It has been redeveloped as the Quartermile housing, shopping, leisure and hotel development. Much of the David Bryce infirmary will remain visible, but some infirmary buildings have been demolished. After pressure from conservationists including the Cockburn Association, architects Simpson & Brown were commissioned to investigate the possibility of the William Adam building (the original George Watson's College) being taken down and re-erected at the school's Colinton Road campus, or possibly a new site elsewhere.[citation needed]
Little France[edit]
In August 1998 a contract was signed to build a new Royal Infirmary at Little France, a replacement hospital on a mostly green field site in the south-east of the city. The fact that it serves not just Edinburgh, but also Midlothian and East Lothian makes it a central focus for Edinburgh and its hinterland. The new hospital is linked to the Chancellor's Building, the main teaching facility for the University of Edinburgh Medical School.
The Little France site initially attracted some controversy in the local media, such as the Edinburgh Evening News, not least because the city's main accident and emergency facilities are some distance from the city centre, and also because the public transport links to the site had been criticised as inadequate. The hospital is now served by many bus routes to and from all areas of the city. The new location is also served by a regular service to St Johns Hospital in Livingston and Livingston Bus Terminal, the 400/X400 are run by E&M Horsburgh and funded by West Lothian and Edinburgh Councils and NHS Lothian.
The new building was designed by Keppie Design and constructed under a PFI system. The development of the new site cost £184 million,[10] £34 million more than originally budgeted. The building was built without air conditioning, and portable units are required for the summer months.[11] Jim and Margaret Cuthbert unveiled evidence outlining why the PFI scheme was a poor use of public funds whilst resulting in huge profits for private investors. [12]
The Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh is to be rebuilt on the Little France site beside the Infirmary. It is planned to be open by 2016-17.[13]
The Infirmary in literature[edit]
The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh has often been described in works of fiction, biography and history, and depicted from both the point of view of the sick and those caring for them. A recent example is the series of mainly humorous novels by Colin Douglas, which cover the postwar era up to the 1980s. The first of these was filmed for BBC television in 1986.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Edinburgh & Lothians Emergency Medicine Website". Retrieved 2013-12-10.
- ^ "Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh (RIE)". Retrieved 2011-07-04.
- ^ [1]
- ^ http://www.edinphoto.org.uk/0_B/0_buildings_-_edinburgh_royal_infirmary.htm
- ^ http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-25528018
- ^ "In Coming Days" The Edinburgh Royal Infirmary Souvenir Brochure 1942
- ^ "Transplant Units". NHS Blood and Transplant. Retrieved 24 February 2014.
- ^ John Smith, The Origin, Progress and Present Position of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh 1505-1905. Edinburgh: 1905
- ^ An Account of the Rise and Establishment of the Infirmary, or HOSPITAL for SICK-POOR, erected at Edinburgh. 1730. Reprinted prob. 1980
- ^ http://www.edinburgharchitecture.co.uk/new_royal_infirmary.htm
- ^ The Scotsman (Edinburgh). July 30, 2006 http://news.scotsman.com/edinburgh/NHS-staff-threaten-action-on.2796633.jp
missing title (help). - ^ http://www.scottishleftreview.org/li/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=64
- ^ http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-19635392
External links[edit]
- NHS Lothian (Lothian University Hospitals Division)
- Edinburgh & Lothians Emergency Medicine Website
- Engraving of Lauriston Place buildings from the Edinburgh Photographic Society
- Development of the Quartermile project
- Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh
- Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh


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Enter The Deuce, Part II
What we learned over following his initial day or two was that Matthew probably had a chylothorax pleural effusion, meaning fatty lymphocytes—lymphatic fluid—were draining into his chest via some defective doohickey—a duct, which is the lymphatic system's answer to a vein—that ran from his pelvis to his shoulder. I did my best to follow all we were being told but at a certain point I was reminded of the "Far Side" cartoon about what we say to dogs and what dogs actually hear. I was hearing something like, "Blah blah, Matthew, blah blah blah, Matthew, blah.
We're told that this usually resolves itself over a number of weeks. That means a tally of days in the NICU that can number in the 30s, 40s, 50s or even 60s. In my mind's eye I see this thing as being something not fully formed, a body part that hasn't finished growing and the time that passes is what's needed to allow him to recover, although "recover" a misnomer of a term because it suggests that this body part once functioned properly and the facts suggest it never did. And I'm reasonably certain that there's a better, more correct, more clinically accurate description for his situation, his prognosis, but the reality is, this is how most parents experience a situation like this. Initially, we hear lots of Greek. Eventually, we toss around terms like lymphocyte as capably as a physician's assistant.
Near the beginning of that last 'graph I used another term, a less technical one: usually. As in, this usually resolves itself. It doesn't always. There's a drug that has a name like a dinosaur's that we simply refer to as, "the 'O' drug." It works in 10 percent or less of patients it is administered to. That's a terrible record. But sometimes it helps, and from what I've been told so far, it's the last off-ramp on a highway that is otherwise headed straight for surgery. So far, the doctors won't discuss the surgery with us. They say it's a long way off and that more than 50 percent of these cases resolve on their own. I'm not a gambling man, in part, because a phrase like "more than 50 percent" isn't sufficient for me to place a bet.
When friends ask how things are going, the word I keep using is "siege." We're not at war in any classic sense, but the nature of a siege is to wait out the enemy, in this case his malformed doohickey. We simply have to have more endurance than its errant function. Failing that, we will storm the ramparts, an option that scares me a good deal more than the sight I had of dirt and gravel into which I ram-rodded my face last October.
I'm spending most of my waking hours here at the hospital. A few days ago the head of nursing came around to talk with me, something I assumed was just part of their surprisingly friendly and compassionate care. By the end of the visit I concluded that part of her mission was to check how well-screwed-on my head was, perhaps because I was spending more time at the hospital than any other father, a distinction I was not aware of, nor cared about, but it meant I was at the shallow end of the bell curve of at least one population, and in a hospital, that makes people edgy.
So we talked a bit about how much time I was spending at the hospital. I told her, quite plainly that when I'm not here, I ask myself a simple question: Where should I be? Invariably, I feel that my first duty is to be here at the hospital.
I'm clear that I'm not doing anything to increase the quality of the care the Deuce is receiving. At best, all I can do is comfort him when he's agitated, but that's not insignificant. His mother, by pumping her breast milk into jar after jar for transfer to the hospital—and hopefully to his belly—is making the most significant contribution to his care that we can offer.
People have encouraged us to keep up our routines. Our other son, Philip, needs us to play with him. He needs to know we are still plugged in to his life. It hasn't been easy. One morning earlier in the week he and I had a blowout with him refusing to put on his shoes or allow me to put on his shoes so that I could take him to preschool. The next morning we palled around as I dressed for a ride and I told him about a new skatepark I had found that I promised to take him to this weekend. The excitement on his face accompanied by an exuberant "oh boy" fist shake was just the jolt we both needed.
And yes, at the suggestion of others, I've gotten back on the bike. Early in the week I went to meet the Pier Ride, the Tuesday/Thursday beat down that serves as much a social function as it does a training one. Despite several good nights of sleep, I struggled to get my heart rate up, struggled to draft at 26 mph, struggled to enjoy the back of the pack. Less than half way into the ride I sat up, let the group go and began to spin in an easy gear back home.
The next morning was better. I joined friends for an easier roll up infamous Mandeville Canyon. The ride lasted more than three hours, long enough to leave me feeling anxious—as if I was playing hooky—but I couldn't deny two essential facts. First, had I not been heading out to join friends I never would have made it out of the garage. Second, when I reached home there was no denying how good I felt. The stress of the week had me on edge and I was a bit hair-trigger. Just the day before I'd had a talk with the social worker because I was feeling pissed that too many people kept asking my relationship to Matthew. Because my wife kept her maiden name, Matthew is listed as "Reid," not "Brady," here at the hospital. As it turns out, I have a limit to the number of times I can be asked my relationship to my son in a single day. I also (and this was a surprise to all involved, including me) have a limit to the number of times any one person can ask me my relationship to my son in the same conversation. So if you ask me who I am and I tell you that I am Patrick Brady, the father of Matthew Reid, I expect your next question not to be, "And your relationship to Matthew is?" Even sitting here typing this my blood is at simmer and that was more than 24 hours ago.
Stress? Yeah, I feel some stress.
My son is my responsibility. He is also my legacy and one of the two people I most fiercely love on this planet. He is not a repository for my dreams. He is a person who I want to prosper insofar as I feel honor-bound to help him find what makes him most happy in this life. I don't care if he's smart. I don't care if he's handsome. I don't care if he ends up getting rich. I don't give a damn if all the other kids like him. If he's happy, the rest will take care of itself. That's my promise to him; I'll do all I can to give him the resources to chase his dreams. I believe in the equation that if he's happy doing something, that leads to being good at that something and if he's good at something, he'll eventually find the kind of success that will allow him to chase whatever variety of family he may want. That may be a wife and kids. It could be a partner and kids. It could be alone and with a dog. I don't care. If it works for him, I'll support it.
Before I can even dream about how smart he is, how athletic he is or who he might want to shack up with (let alone marry), he has a lot of ground to cover. There's no doubt he has made progress, and this isn't progress that is measured by some academic metric that only shows up on a chart. For that, I'm grateful.


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Titans pumped after loud and proud send-off
JOHN Cartwright believes a loud and proud send-off by Titans fans has provided his side with a boost ahead of tonight's elimination semi-final against the Eels.
Titans pumped after loud and proud send-off
JOHN Cartwright believes a loud and proud send-off by Titans fans has provided his side with a boost ahead of tonight's elimination semi-final against the Eels.
Fans invited to Eels training tonight
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Greet the Sharkies on your way to work
THE Sharks will be at various Sutherland Shire railway stations on tomorrow morning.


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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Bookshelves Tour!
It's been awhile since I showed you my bookshelves and I have gotten many more since then! I've finally got it so my books aren't all double stacked and you can actually see what is on the shelf!
This is my most rotated shelf. Meaning the books on it are constantly changing. The books on the very top are review books to be read yet and the books I get through the week. Once I do my IMM then they go to whichever shelves they belong on. I also keep my swag up there so I can easily throw in a bookmark, sticker or whatever I wish when I send out packages. The three shelves are all books to be read. I have other books to be read as well, but they don't all fit here so I usually just keep the first one or two of a series here. Or whichever ones I need to read next.
This bookshelf is young adult books I've read. And the bottom is my giveaway books. I also have three photo albums but I think I'll be moving them to the new bookshelf with the kids books.
This is our newest bookshelf and it ended up being used for all my daughters puzzles, games and books. I do have middle grade books in the middle cube and there are many more that will be added. Most of them are still upstairs so once they get hauled down we can organize this bookshelf better.
This is more of my young adult books. I pretty much filled up the space I could reach through the bars. I did put a few others in the corner that are for my brother next time he comes to visit.
This is my mostly non fiction bookcase. It needs some organizing but my husband still has to put three more shelves on it so I haven't messed with it much. I did start adding some historical fiction or books I loan out a lot on it.
This is my other brand new bookshelf and is up in my room. It has space for two more next to it too. I use it for all my mass market paperbacks. Mostly anyway. It's mainly paranormal, urban fantasy and a few fantasy. I keep The Mists of Avalon on top and my box with some swag.
This is in one corner of my room and holds a few more series and swag for decoration. You can see one shelf has steampunk books and has my steampunk goggles on it too.
This shelf is in the opposite corner. It holds some of my favorites. Jacqueline Carey, Charlaine Harris, Kim Harrison and Karen Marie Moning. Most of my Sookie books are loaned out so when they come back I'll have to find a new home for them as they won't all fit.
Then the top of my entertainment center in my room is covered in books (there are more inside too!) and then I have a shelf that goes around one end of my room. This is just a little bit of it, maybe a quarter? And it's pretty full of books. Plenty of room for more but they are impossible to get down so I want to find them all a better home.
That is most of my books. I have a few random short shelves with more, and my daughter has a bunch more children and middle grade books in her disaster of a room.
My Bookhelves
18 comments:
Hmmm...this reminds me of something. Oh yes! My bookshelves! lol
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