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Days Hotel Oakland Airport-Coliseum features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. 3 meeting rooms are available. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests at scheduled times. This Oakland hotel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in the lobby, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Onsite parking is complimentary.
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I have performed my obligations under the contract. I paid the full purchase price and then proceeded to fill in the rebate form provided by you. I included all information requested to process my rebate, I have not received a check in the amount of $200 (two rebate of Motorola E815).
Rebate documents sent on 4/14/2006 (according to rebate form no earlier than 4/14/2006). They said packing slip was missing. I sent in purchase receipt which addressed on rebate form (Submit a copy of proof of purchase receipt). I waited for 2 weeks for a letter from them to explain how to correct the problem (according to their rebate status). They never sent any letter. Then they said my rebate expired on Jan. 2006. I faxed and mailed in every thing again. Then they said my rebate was sent before postmark. Then they said they need most current wireless bill. Every time I waited two weeks after faxed and mailed in same rebate information as their required without any respond. I tried one more time, this time the customer service were hung up on me because nothing she could do (why even set up the customer service department). She wanted me to re-send every thing again!!!
When I saw Lets Talk commercial on TV my blood pressure went up to sky high. Some one need to tell all customer to stop to order any thing from lets talk.
Can you see how frustrate I am? Below were my time line information, I save every e-mail from lets talk and wrote down the phone conversation with their customer service.
1. Rebate form for cell (484) 467-6986
2 Rebate form for cell (484) 467-9393
3. E-mail from letstalk on 12/6/2005 for order confirmation
4.E-mail from letstalk on 12/15/2005 for order has been shipped
5. E-mail from lets talk on 12/27/2005 fro rebate forms which I couldn't down load from your web site.
6. E-mail from letstalk on 4/15/2006 for lets talk has received my rebate forms
7. E-mail from letstalk on 4/15/2006 for problem in rebate documents never received the letter from letstalk how to correct the problem. I waited for two weeks to inquire the explanations from web and call lets talk rebate department.
8. E-mail from Lets talk on 4/21/2006 for explained the problem which was packing slip missing. I sent in purchase receipt information according to rebate form SUBMIT A COPY OF YOUR PROOF OF PURCHASE RECEIPT.
* I resent all documents.
9. E-mail from letstalk on 5/8/2006 for Lets talk did not received packing slip Faxed and mailed in all rebate documents which included packing slip on 5/12/2006
10. Called lets talk I must waited for 10-14 business to check my rebate status
11. E-mail from Letstalk on 5/24/2006 for my rebate was invalid because was postmarked before. I didn't understand what was that meant, called lets talk.
12. Faxed and mailed all rebate documents to lets talk on 6/4/06 the rebate documents according to Lets talk urn employee# 8655 told me the rebate form was expired on Jan. 2006 (?); I need to send in to let stalk to check it.
The rebate was valid dates: Nov 30, 2005 Dec. 7, 2005, Amount $100, postmark No earlier than Apr. 14, 2006, Postmark No later than Jun 13, 2006
13. E-mail from lets talk on 6/5/06 for the rebate documents All other information is Valid; need fax most recent wireless bill I faxed and mailed the May bill and payment history from verizon.
14. Faxed and mailed the April, May wireless bills to Lets Talk. Faxed and mailed the May bill and payment history from verizon.
15. Sent Lets talk Verizon account department letter to show my account is active and paid in full.
16 June 2, 2006 wireless bill - new bill
17. May 23, 2006 wireless bill already sent to lets talk
18. April 23, 2006 wireless bill already sent to lets talk
19. March 23, 2006 wireless bill already sent to lets talk
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SUBMITTED: Wednesday, November 15, 2006
The rebate process is very easy to follow. All you do is include a copy of the packing slip, your most recent bill, and a copy of your receipt. It takes just as long as any other mail in rebate, don't expect results in less than 6-8 weeks. They even provide a website for you to check the status of your submission.
It's a great way to get a free phone by simply signing up for service. I am not a fan of mail in rebates. I own my own business and I preach to my customers about the pitfalls of mail in rebates. I must say let's talk is a great way to go if you want the newest technology for free or at a substantial discount.
I received a Razr phone with cingular for free after mail in rebate, at the time a $200 phone. Before that I received a free Nokia with t-mobile.
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Bring Back Old School Nickelodeon - SNICK!
How many times have you and your friends pined for those old school nickelodeon shows If you\'re over the age of 13 or 14, then you definitely Remember these: Salute Your Shorts, Doug, Hey Dude, Clarissa Explains It All,(original cast) All That, What Would You Do, Wild And Crazy Kids, Double Dare, Pete and Pete, Are You Afraid Of The Dark, Rocko\'s Modern Life, (Pre-Dil) Rugrats, Legends of the Hidden Temple, Cousin Skeeter, CatDog, The Angry Beavers, Keenan and Kel, Get The Picture, Kablam, GUTS. WHO REMEMBERS STICK STICKLY I Do!!!! Some shows are going to be released on DVD, but who wants to pay an arm and a leg for an entire season of a show, when it really should be brought back to TV. So take two seconds to sign this thing. (hey, it worked for Arrested Development, it can work for this) If you really want these shows brought back to television, post a link to this petition on your myspace, livejournal, deadjournal, xanga, aim profile, and email it to your friends. I double dare ya! Thanks, Old School Snick Fan.
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April was first declared Child Abuse Prevention Month by presidential proclamation in 1983. Since then, April has been a time to acknowledge the importance of families and communities working together to prevent child abuse. In Child Maltreatment 2011 [1] (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children & Families [2], Administration on Children, Youth and Families [3], Children's Bureau [4]) it was reported that in FFY 2011 in the fifty states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico, an estimated 676,596 children were victims of child abuse; and 1,545 children died as a result of abuse or neglect. The majority of child abuse cases stemmed from situations and conditions that can be preventable when community programs and systems are engaged and supportive. A community that cares about early childhood development, parental support, and maternal mental health, for instance, is more likely to foster nurturing families and healthy children.
A body of research has identified factors known to prevent and reduce child abuse and neglect. These factors—including parental resilience, nurturing and attachment, social connections, knowledge about parenting and child development, social and emotional competence of children, and concrete supports for parents—are outlined in Preventing Child Maltreatment and Promoting Well-Being: A Network for Action 2013 Resource Guide [5], also developed by the Children's Bureau.
In recognition of the collaborations needed to help prevent child abuse and neglect, the NCTSN has compiled a list of resources for advocates and policy makers, children and adolescents, educators, families and communities, and mental health and child welfare professionals.
Caring for Kids: What Parents Need to Know about Sexual Abuse [6](2009) (PDF) [7]
Provides information on supporting children who have been abused. Includes resources for parents and teens about acquaintance rape, and tools to help youth reduce their risk for abuse. An accompanying presentation (Caring for Kids: What Parents Need to Know about Sexual Abuse—An NCTSN Webinar) is also available through NCTSN's Learning Center for Child and Adolescent Trauma. [8]
Caring for Kids: What Parents Need to Know about Sexual Abuse [9] (2012) (PDF) [7]
Child Physical Abuse Fact Sheet [10] (2009) (PDF) [7]
Explains the prevalence and consequences of child physical abuse; offers guidance on how to recognize and help children who are being physically abused.
Physical Punishment: What Parents Should Know [11] (2009) (PDF) [7]
Provides facts on the negative impact of physical punishment and effective alternatives to physically disciplining children.
Raising Well-Behaved Kids: What Parents Should Know [12] (2009) (PDF) [7]
Offers positive, proven techniques for changing problem behaviors in children, and for setting the tone for a peaceful and happy home.
Child Sexual Abuse Fact Sheet for Parents, Teachers, and Other Caregivers [14] (2007) (PDF) [7]
Debunks some common myths about child sexual abuse, provides suggestions for how to respond to abuse disclosure, and offers tips to help protect children from sexual abuse.
Child Welfare Trauma Training Toolkit [13](2008) (PDF) [7]
Designed for professionals working with children in the child welfare system who have experienced traumatic stress. Provides basic information; teaches skills and values; and provides suggestions for how to support children's safety, permanency, and well-being. Includes case analyses and corresponding interventions tailored for these children and their biological and resource (foster) families.
NCTSN Child Physical Abuse Speaker Series
[15]A series of presentations by many of the top experts in the field. Topics include engagement strategies, assessment, cultural and systems issues, and evidence-based interventions for families in which there has been known or suspected child physical abuse. Sponsored by NCTSN's Physical Abuse Collaborative Group.
Questions & Answers About Child Physical Abuse [16](2008) (PDF) [7]
Answers from David Kolko, PhD, a Network member and child physical abuse expert, to questions commonly asked about child physical abuse.
What You Expect from Treatment: Building Strong Parent-Child Relationships [17] (2012) (PDF) [7]
Guilt, blame, and shame are natural reactions to family conflict and aggression, but these responses are not productive. This fact sheet focuses on helping families find constructive approaches to reducing family conflict focus on building stronger relationships between parents and their children.
Administration for Children & Families [3]
Children's Bureau [18]
FRIENDS National Resource Center for Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention [22]
[25]A "national nonprofit organization that informs, trains, and supports professionals, policymakers, and parents in their efforts to improve the lives of infants and toddlers."
KidsHealth [29]
TeensHealth [31]
Child Welfare Information Gateway [33]
"Connects child welfare and related professionals to comprehensive information and resources to help protect children and strengthen families."
A national nonprofit that helps abused, neglected, and at-risk children. Focuses on advocacy, prevention, treatment, and community outreach.
National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) [36]
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention [39]
Child Development [40]
Child Welfare Information Gateway [33]
"Connects child welfare and related professionals to comprehensive information and resources to help protect children and strengthen families."
A national nonprofit that helps abused, neglected and at-risk children. Focuses on advocacy, prevention, treatment, and community outreach.
Circle of Parents [47]
Prevent Child Abuse America (PCA America) [49]
An organization that works to prevent the abuse and neglect of our nation's children by building awareness, providing education, and inspiring hope to everyone involved in the effort.
The Shaken Baby Alliance [51]
An agency that collaborates with community agencies and professionals to: (1) provide support for victim families of shaken baby syndrome (SBS), (2) advocate for justice for SBS victims, and (3) increase awareness of the problem.
Child Welfare League of America [52]
A coalition of hundreds of private and public agencies that serve vulnerable children and families. Offers expertise, leadership and innovation on policies, programs, and practices to help improve the lives of millions of children nationwide. Our impact is felt worldwide."
American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children
[54]A nonprofit national organization that supports professionals who serve children and families affected by child maltreatment and violence.
Child Welfare Information Gateway [33]
"Connects child welfare and related professionals to comprehensive information and resources to help protect children and strengthen families."
A national nonprofit that helps abused, neglected, and at-risk children. Focuses on advocacy, prevention, treatment, and community outreach.
FRIENDS National Resource Center for Community-Based Child Abuse Prevention [22]
"Provides training and technical assistance to Federally funded CBCAP Programs . . . serves as a resource to those programs and to the rest of the Child Abuse Prevention community."
National Crime Victims Research and Treatment Center [60]
A division of the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina. Works on "achieving a better understanding of the impact of criminal victimization on adults, children, and their families."
Prevent Child Abuse America (PCA America) [49]
An organization that works to prevent the abuse and neglect of our nation's children by building awareness, providing education, and inspiring hope to everyone involved in the effort.
[1] http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cb/resource/child-maltreatment-2011
[2] http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/acyf
[3] http://www.acf.hhs.gov/
[4] http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cb/
[5] https://www.childwelfare.gov/preventing/preventionmonth/
[6] http://nctsn.org/sites/all/modules/pubdlcnt/pubdlcnt.php?file=/sites/default/files/assets/pdfs/caring_for_kids.pdf&nid=244
[7] https://docstore.fedex.com/nctsn/PreCatalogAction.do
[8] http://learn.nctsn.org/mod/resource/view.php?id=1964
[9] /sites/all/modules/pubdlcnt/pubdlcnt.php?file=http://www.nctsn.org/sites/default/files/assets/pdfs/caringforkidsspanish_final.pdf&nid=244
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As the tenth anniversary of the attacks of September 11th approaches, we're continuing to plan for our event at St. Paul's Chapel on September 6th. Co-produced with Trinity Wall Street, the public dialogue is called "Who Do We Want to Become? Remembering Forward a Decade After 9/11." Three public intellectuals, Hendrik Hertzberg of The New Yorker, Serene Jones of Union Theological Seminary, and the author Pankaj Mishra, will speak with Krista for an hour and then answer questions from our in-house and online audiences.
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My friend suggested the Olive Garden in Kingston for lunch and never having had the experience I went along with the suggestion. The restaurant looks like a Lionel train set version of a restaurant with ...
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My husband and I went to one of your restaurants last month and the House wine was good. We were told it was $33.00 a bottle. A very nice waiter informed us you can get it for $10.00 at Jungle Jims ...
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COLUMBIA, SC, SOUTH CAROLINA -- February 19 2011. We have two daughters 26 and 24. All birthdays we have gone to Olive Garden for dinner-food not bad although somewhat expensive. One of the main reasons was they enjoyed the birthday ...
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No Common Sense
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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA -- Date of Incident: 10/17/2010 Time of Incident: around 10 pm to 10:05 pm Location: Olive Garden restaurant on 1545 Flamingo Road Las Vegas, NV 89119 702-735-0082 ...
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Olive Garden Come To Princeton, WV!
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6th grader Olive Garden Come to Princeton, WV! Dear Olive Garden, We here in Princeton, WV need an Olive Garden. One reason is if you ...
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Olive Garden Is Not What It Used to Be
Posted by Lbaddour21
EASTON, MARYLAND -- Today my husband and I had dinner at Olive Garden in Easton MD. This a brand new location and we were happy to try it. We have frequented Olive Garden restaurants for many years and always enjoyed salad, ...
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NORFOLK, VIRGINIA -- I visited the Olive Garden restaurant in Norfolk, Virginia on Sunday 5/6/12. There was a party of 13 celebrating a birthday party. We had two waitress assigned to our table. The service started off slow ...
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QUEENSBURY, NEW YORK -- There were 8 of us dining at the Queensbury Olive Garden last week. We were celebrating my sister-in-laws birthday. We told the waitress it was her birthday, we love this usually because the staff comes ...
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Beef medallions alfredo w/portobello
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COLUMBUS, GEORGIA -- I went to the Olive Garden restaurant in Columbus, Ga., for a late lunch, was told there would be a 20 minute wait, and came back a half hr. later when the wait was only 5 minutes. I was led through ...
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Maggot in Pasta
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BUFFALO, NEW YORK -- I was in the Olive Garden by the Galleria Mall in Buffalo about a year ago. I was there with my family and we were enjoying a pleasant meal. The service was excellent and I was having a good time. When ...
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On Easter I had brought my sister and mother to Olive Garden for dinner. I had ordered the Chicken Alfredo which the chicken was slimy and burnt and the Alfredo sauce tasted awful and noodles tasted as if it wasn't fresh and had been made awhile ago and reheated and for my sisters meal, she ordered the spaghetti and meatball which was not appetizing as well. Also the prices of our meals were outrageous considering it did not taste good. I will never go back and recommend Pa Raffas.
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First Time and the Last
Posted by Thenderson682
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA -- My boyfriend took me to Olive Garden in Wilmington, NC off of Market Street for my very first time eating at the Restaurant. Waitress was rude when she took our order. When she brought out our salads, ...
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Over-Priced Entree
Posted by Originator1994
GRESHAM, OREGON -- Right before Christmas 2013, a friend and I met up for lunch at Olive Garden. I ordered the lasagne, judging by the picures that it would be a decent sized meal. Not. Very disappointed at the size of ...
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Very Poor Service
Posted by Suebowman215
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE -- My bridge group has gone to Olive Garden twice for lunch. Both times the service was poor. The 2nd time it was so poor we reported it to the manager who came around to ask how we were doing. Our server ...
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Poor Management
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BIDDEFORD, MAINE -- I recently was eating at this location, when I asked if they were hiring. I was told yes and the manager actually came to table to talk to me. He told me how to apply on line. I went home and applied. ...
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Portions Have Been Downsized!!
Posted by Diannagym
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA -- The last time we went to dinner at OG we noticed the portion sizes had dwindled. My nephew (age 14) and a spaghetti lover, ordered spaghetti with meat sauce and it looked like a child's portion. Way ...
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Nosy, Nervy Server
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TAMPA, FLORIDA -- On the 13th, I dined at the Olive Garden restaurant on Busch Blvd, Tampa, FL. For many years, I have dined at Olive Garden restaurants and have received excellent food and service. However, the 13th ...
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Unamerican support
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BAYTOWN, TEXAS -- Me and my wife came into the Olive Garden the other night and we got one of the best servers...Kimberly...she welcomed us and took care of us from the first glass of wine all the way down to the dessert...she ...
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Ping-Pong done Matrix style.
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For all The Virtua Fighter FANS. This is my first movie I made. I got the inspiration from a other clip on gametrailers called "Narutrix". I thought this was fantastic and I also wanted to make something like that. So here it is Matrix meets Virtua Fighter.
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Music Video of the Matrix set to the song, "Phenomenon," by Thousand Foot Krutch.
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Really funny parody of the matrix reloaded.........from newgrounds.com..........
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Me and my bro try to take on a Matrix: Path of Neo spoof. We fail... miserably. Neo gets a surprise bullet and The Agent ends up crapping himself. Listen when I (skinny one) say "I am Neo".
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Some out takes from the matrix path of neo
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Dear Matrix fans, This musicvideo is an "Issue Media" and "My Mark" production. The video was created and edited by me a.k.a =(Predator)=. The video contains footage of the game The Matrix Path Of Neo. The song i use is Navras from Juno Reactor. The video was created in two days and took roughly twenty hours to complete. For the creation i used the programs Sony Vegas Video and FRAPS. Greetings from =(Predator)= P.S. If you would like to use my movie or parts of it for your own use please contact me first.
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From the house of [b]Animatrix[/b] Second Renaissance {part1} An animation. This was the inspiration behind the movie Robots. [url=[make_url]arc:content:gt-authoring:bd42101e-a38c-4a48-bea8-7a314e713384[/make_url]]Part Two[/url]
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A Matrix AMV i found on youtube. It's the best Matrix AMV I have ever seen. The song is Devils Never Cry. It's the theme to Devil May Cry 3. My fave DMC game. And yes ive played them and beat them all. Im in the process of upping a high Quality version of this vid with improved picture and stereo sound.
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You know, there are some African mothers on this forum who think the winnings and plights of their continent should count for something. This bit of nugget from your post is insulting!
Also, I posted here to avoid people like you.
I happened on the course while looking for a poetry course on-line. I thought it would be interesting for some here. So I posted it. End of story. If you are not interested in taking the course, by all means don't. But don't barge in here and try to lecture. We have the same research tools as you do, you know?
Emaye - thanks for sharing the link. I've done some of the course before, and I posted summaries of it on the "Research Forum" on this thread: http://www.mothering.com/community/t/1356554/summaries-of-vaccine-course
I did find it interested to watch the videos, and in my opinion it was interesting, and Paul Offit came across as a very genuine person spending his time on making this free course available to concerned parents and others. It's an interesting summary of the history of vaccinations, and a chance to hear Paul Offit's views on alternate and delayed schedules. I'm considering signing up again to catch the last few videos I missed due to getting too busy!
I personally think that the groups which present vaccine risks as significant are unfair in their vilification of Paul Offit. Sure he's made some money off of rotavirus vaccine, but that vaccine has also saved lots of lives. And he's dedicated his life to the study of vaccines, so dismissing his opinons on the safety and efficacy of them pro forma (ie. without challenging the science, just saying that because he says it they must be wrong) seems unreasonable to me.
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Millionaire vaccine inventor and mandatory vaccine advocate Paul Offit recently released a short VIDEO for doctors on medscape. Here is a transcript of the speech.This statement that outlines Offit's personal belief system could be a prelude to the legal removal of all philosophical and religious vaccine exemptions in the United States of America. This is something that Offit has been working toward for years, and the likely end-purpose of his series of books.
Paul Offit believes that exempting your child from vaccination is morally reprehensible. He considers himself an authority on autism, all infectious diseases, morality, history, every religious system, and infant immunology. You may also recognize Dr Offit as the one who says that all vaccines are perfectly safe and infants can tolerate theoretically 10,000 of them at once:
And more insight into Paul Offit here too:
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Prosciencemum, I take my hat off to you. Boy, you have the energy! I wonder how many mothering members are like me -- I feel this board is just not worth it and this was my first time ever posting. Thank you for trying to hold down the fort :)
It is perfectly legitimate to offer background details on someone giving a course.
I am not overly concern that Offitt made money off vaccines (that is how it works, and he is hardly the only one to profit from vaccines). I do think the level of nepotism and conflict of interest in his vaccine dealings is too much. I am concerned with his stance on exemptions - he believes only medical ones should exist. I consider this anti informed consent. Offitt is a hard core pro-vaxxer - he is not someone I would turn to for balanced information in making a decision.
Kathy, you make very good points. This is the Selective and Delayed forum, so presumably the posters coming here don't just blindly accept the one-size fits all vaccination program that Paul Offit advocates not to mention his radical stance on mandatory vaccination. Paul Offit is an extremist to say the least and people should be aware of this before enrolling for his vaccine course.
Actually my daughter had what was most likely rotavirus (in 2007 in the US). We ended up in ER with her needing IV fluids. Not fun - not life threatening because we got her in on time, but something I would have wished to avoid if at all possible.
Wouldn't that be considered following the recommended schedule, because they selected not to delay anything at all, but follow general vaccine recommendations.


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I am familiar with adding directories to my path, however if I just cd into the /usr/X11R6/bin directory and try to execute the command, bash says xinit is not a command. This is what I don't understand. Again, my previous post has what was originally listed as a script:
PATH doesn't seem to be an issue for me
the more modern unix variants wont execute a file if its in your current working directory ( because its not in your PATH by default ). Only commands which are in your PATH are searched and executed. You have to explicitly tell the system where it is:
You can, however add the current directory to your PATH. Then it will work like you expected, example for tcsh:
PATH doesn't seem to be an issue for me
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Diversity: You'll find all different types of people at WES.
Computers: Computers glitch and take a while to log on.
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Anyone know of a particularly good brand of glove which is thin enough to allow you to draw and fire your weapon, yet also fairly warm??
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Anyone know of a particularly good brand of glove which is thin enough to allow you to draw and fire your weapon, yet also fairly warm??
The Price of Freedom is Eternal Vigilance
I went to REI last week looking for a pair of thin, warm gloves. They had a couple of different possibilities. I ended up going with a pair of Black Diamond Powerstretch gloves ($20). They're pretty light and thin enough to allow me to easily manipulate all the controls on my USP. I shot with them yesterday, no problems. I've generally found them warm enough in temps down to the 30s and high 20s. My hands did get a little cold yesterday morning when it was in the low 20s, but they're thin enough that I just put on a heavier set of gloves right over the Black Diamonds.
This is the first time in a while that I have not had a full sized service pistol.
Now carrying the slightly smaller Glock 19. Sounds good.
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I like neoprene gloves, they can be had at Walmart in the hunting section for $10-$20 dollars.
I use either Damascus or Hatch gloves . They are pricey, but worth it for warmth and protection. the ltest pair I bought have Spectra in em for cut resistance.
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Mechanix Wear(like the NASCAR pit crews use), from Advance Auto Parts and other places.
I use them often for shooting my hand cannons and always while hunting. Give 'em a try. --------
I just bought two pair. I agree that Hatch makes some nice gloves designed for shooting and duty use.
First pair are Hatch SKG100 street guard with kevlar.
Second pair are the Hatch Elite Marksman with posi grip.
Both had nice inventory on them at the time I orderd them but now say "out of stock" on both of them in all sizes. You can find Hatch gloves online at most all tactical, 5.11 type sites.
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I would hate to be wearing gloves and 'having' to shoot. Hopefully, the dirtbags won't be out in the 'teens or below'. If I were just out and about, I'd keep my hands in my pockets...
It would not be a comfortable feeling for me...
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Well, you could go with the technique that Massad Ayoob described cops in Alaksa using, "They learned to fit the gloves just snugly enough to stay in place, but loosely enough that they could be flung clear, or the officer could at least raise the hand, sink his teeth into the end of the glove fingers, and jerk a bare hand clear to operate the gun."
That said, before this weekend I was worried that gloves would impair my shooting or make it difficult to manipulate my pistol. For me, the gloves I bought worked fine and I was able to shoot, reload, and clear jams with no difficulty.
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I currently wear a pair of Hatch neopream gloves but am ordering a pair of Blackhawk's gloves that my former team members swear by. However the best I've ever had are military flight gloves. Hatch now makes them where they are not so long and the do a decent job of keeping me warm.
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For some reason most gloves that are used for cross-country skiing will fit that bill.
I'm currently using a pair by Dynastar, they are fairly warm and pass enough tactile sensation so that I can not only do everything I need to with a weapon, but get car keys out of my pants pocket without removing them if needed.
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As you know, in Kansas it is not yet legal to carry a CCW weapon. With that said, I was walking my rounds where I work and I got to thinking that the gloves I have now, while warm, would probably be too thick for having comfortable "play space" between the trigger and trigger guard.
With that thought I figured I'd ask the people on this message forum what gloves they wear while carring a weapon. I've got a feeling I'll end up taking advice of local LEO as to what they wear...
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CamelBak's Cold Weather Gloves, which are wind and water resistant look pretty good. The following review (see link below) caught my attention and I may get a pair.
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AUGUSTA – A legislator's attempt to give a break on traffic fines to drivers who don't fight the issue in court is still alive, but just barely.
Rep. Tim Marks, D-Pittston
Staff photo by Joe Phelan
The Legislature's Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee voted 10-2 Wednesday in opposition to L.D. 190, sponsored by Rep. Tim Marks, D-Pittston. His bill would give a 10 percent discount to drivers who pay their traffic fines without challenging them in court.
Marks, a retired state trooper, sponsored the bill because he doesn't think it's fair that those who pay the fines without contesting the tickets sometimes pay more than those who go to court. However, the bill's projected cost – a loss of $1 million to the state's General Fund and an additional $250,000 hit to local law enforcement – prompted most committee members to reject the bill.
"There's a purpose for traffic enforcement, and I'm not too keen on giving a discount," said Rep. Mark Dion, D-Portland, a former Cumberland County sheriff. "We're going to hurt a lot of viable law enforcement programs."
Marks said he wanted to help local police departments, state police and county sheriffs save money by reducing the time officers spend in court.
As a trooper, he was paid four hours of overtime every time he went to court, whether he was there for one case or 10. He thinks his bill also would save court officials' time by reducing the traffic docket load.
Traffic fines vary widely depending on the offense. State law calls for a $137 fine for driving 10 to 14 mph over the speed limit. A 10 percent discount would lower the amount to $123.30.
Some committee members said they don't think that 10 percent would be enough of a discount to prompt more people to pay up front. Now, 80 percent of drivers hit with traffic fines pay without going to court, according to the state court system.
The 10-2 vote against the bill means it will go to the House of Representatives for consideration, but has little chance of passing.
Only Marks and Sen. David Dutremble, D-Biddeford, voted in support of the bill.
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