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With the 68th overall pick in the 3rd round of the 2012 NFL Draft, the Houston Texans have selected wide receiver DeVier Posey from the Ohio State Buckeyes. Posey was generally regarded as a Day 3 selection heading into the draft because of the time that he missed in 2011 due to suspension, but he was very productive in his sophomore and junior seasons.
Posey played just four games, making just 12 receptions in 2011. As a junior in 2010, he caught 52 balls for 848 yards and seven touchdowns. He was one of many Buckeyes involved in the improper benefits scandal at the university, which hurt his playing time and eventually, his draft stock, but the Texans obviously think enough of his upside that they spent an early 3rd round pick on him.
Posey joins first rounder DE Whitney Mercilus on the Texans.
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410 Food Service Systems (3) Synthesis of administrative functions in organizing and managing food service systems; emphasis on identifying resources to meet the needs of the system and on means for providing quality assurance in food and nutrition services. Prereq/Coreq: FSMG 312 or instructors approval.
413 (613) Food Systems Design (3) Principles of design for physical facilities of food service systems based on needs of the systems. Layout and equipment speci-fications according to economic and technical require-ments. Prereq: FSMG 312 or instructors approval.
415 Standards of Professional Practice (2) The dietetics profession and the development of practitioners. Laws, regulations, and other factors affecting dietetics practice. Taken during semester when FCS 487 and 497 Supervised Field Experience in Dietetics are scheduled. Prereq: Senior Standing and 2.50 GPA.
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Exam season begins for students
The fall examination period for undergraduate students runs from December 8 until December 21. A complete schedule of course exams, times and locations is posted online.
Students are reminded of the following rules and requirements:
• Bring your student photo ID card, which you will be required to show in order to be admitted into the exam hall. (Students will be assessed a $50 fine if they do not bring their cards).
• Food, drinks (except water), recording or playback devices, and other electronic communication devices such as cell phones and other mobile devices will not be permitted in the exam hall.
• Handbags, purses, and book bags are also not permitted.
Starting this exam session, you will now be required to remain seated until your exam paper has been collected by the proctors. If you finish your exam under the allocated duration time, and before the last 15 minutes of the exam, you may raise your hand to indicate you are ready for the exam to be picked up after which you may leave the hall. Students remaining within 15 minutes of the end of the exam duration will be required to remain seated until the very end of that exam period. Proctors will then pick up all remaining exam papers from students at their desks. Once all papers have been collected the hall will be officially dismissed by the chief proctor.
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Bo Pelini melts down
Embattled Nebraska coach Bo Pelini might have sealed his fate during Friday's 38-17 loss to Iowa. Pelini criticized a quiestion by sideline reporter Quint Kessenich during a halftime interview and picked up a personal foul for throwing his hat at an official. He then held a press conference in which he swore about the call that made him throw his hat, blamed the local media for the negativity surrounding the program and practically dared his athletic director to fire him. As if losing at home to Iowa for the first time since World War II wasn't enough.
Fresno State out of BCS race
Fresno State entered Friday's game against San Jose State with an undefeated season and potential BCS bowl berth still in play. It left with neither. The Spartans dropped 736 yards (736 yards!) of total offense on the Bulldogs in a 62-52 upset win. The Bulldogs' usually-potent offense sputtered to a halt after halftime: Fresno State scored just 11 points in the second half, and eight of those didn't come until a garbage time touchdown in the game's closing minutes.
Arkansas finishes season 0-8 vs. SEC
For the first time since joining the SEC in 1992, Arkansas finished winless in conference play after a 31-27 loss to LSU Friday. It was a rough first season for Bret Bielema.
The Razorbacks looked like they were about to pull the upset. They led by six points late, and with LSU quarterback Zach Mettenberger injured on the sidelines, all they had to do was stop freshman Anthony Jennings from driving the ball 99 yards in the final three minutes. Then this happened with just under a minute left:
So, yeah, tough year in Fayetteville.
Marshall, Bowling Green win respective divisions
Two division winners were crowned on Friday. Marshall won the East Division in Conference USA with a 59-28 win over Eastern Carolina, while Bowling Green locked up the MAC East Division with a 24-7 win over Buffalo. The Falcons will now have a shot to end Northern Illinois' perfect season next week as they play in the conference title game.
Steve Sarkisian breaks eight wins for first time at UW
Washington came into the season with a lot of expectations. After seemingly knocking on the Pac-12's doorstep for a couple of years, this was supposed to be the year the Huskies broke through and returned to the national relevancy.
While that didn't happen, head coach Steve Sarkisian did reach the eight-win mark for the first time ever with UW following a 27-17 Apple Cup win over Washington State.
Congrats to @CoachSark on the elusive eighth win, and his fourth #AppleCup win in the last five years. He's earned more time on Montlake.
— Aaron Levine (@AaronQ13Fox) November 30, 2013
Miami finishes with nine wins, Ball State with ten
Miami finished its regular season with a 41-31 win over Pitt, giving the Hurricanes nine wins on the campaign. Al Golden has done quite the job with the Hurricanes despite having to deal with NCAA sanctions.
Miami's first 22 games under Al Golden: 11-11 Miami's last 14 under Golden: 11-3 That's called progress. #Canes
— Chris Yandle (@ChrisYandle) November 30, 2013
Pete Lembo has also done a commendable job at Ball State. The Cardinals got their tenth win of the year Friday, crushing Miami (Ohio) 55-14. With all of Lembo's success the last two years, you have to wonder if bigger programs may come calling in the coming weeks.
Pete Lembo and Co. got Ball State's 10th win of season. Only 3rd time in school history that's been done. Headed to 2nd bowl game in a row.
— Adam Smith (@adam_smithTN) November 30, 2013
Washington won the Apple Cup for the fourth time in the last five years with the aforementioned 27-17 victory over rival Washington State, but it was hardly the day's only rivalry game. Oregon needed a touchdown with 29 seconds remaining to take the Civil War over Oregon State. Iowa won the Heroes Trophy for the first time with a 38-17 win at Nebraska. Central Florida got a 52-yard touchdown pass with less than five minutes remaining to knock off rival South Florida. In the day's other Florida-based game, FAU beat cross-town rival FIU 21-6 to earn bowl eligibility.
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LAS VEGAS -- Gun store owners said many people decide to buy a gun after experiencing or hearing about a home invasion.
Sales have gone through the roof since the proposal of gun control laws.
But many gun buyers said it's not what's going on in Washington, D.C., that led them to buying a firearm. It's what happened in their own backyards.
On Saturday, a Las Vegas man at home with his wife and children shot a bank robber trying to jump through his window.
Less than 48 hours later, Metro Police said a 72-year-old man shot and killed one of the people trying to rob him in his home.
In another case, Frank Ivkovich wasn't home when someone kicked his door in, but his wife was.
"The door swung open, hit the backstop, and she put all her weight and slammed the guys hand in the door and he took off," said Frank Ivkovich, a new gun owner.
He bought his first gun just a couple months ago, shortly after the attempted break-in.
"Her family wasn't big on getting a gun, but when what happened to us, their dad went out and got one, too," he said.
Bob Irwin, owner of the Gun Store, said 30 percent of his new customers get firearms because they don't feel safe after experiencing or hearing about a home invasion.
He said many of the new gun buyers are signing up for his concealed carry weapons class, which are booked through March.
"We had been doing twice a week," Irwin said. "We've increased that to three times a week. Now we've increased it to four times a week."
Doreen Hammer was 7 years old when a man broke into her home and attacked her mother. She said she has owned handguns for years, but she's now buying a shotgun for added protection.
"Because 911 isn't going to be there right away," she said of her decision to arm herself. "They're going to do the best they can to get there, but they're just not going to be there right away."
Ivkovich took his wife to the shooting range so she could learn to use the new gun.
"I think as a man that's my duty to protect my wife, even when I'm not home," he said.
He said they both feel safer owning the gun.
Irwin said about half the people taking the concealed weapons class recently bought their first gun.
Some medical providers say they often deal with Hispanic patients who are afraid to seek medical care. It's hoped the opening of a new medical clinic will change that.


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Stormwater Management Program
What is stormwater runoff?
Stormwater runoff can be loosely defined as rain that hits the ground and then eventually finds its way to the nearest water body. On the ODU campus, stormwater falls on buildings, roads, parking lots, sidewalks, loading docks, and landscaped areas. Some of it soaks into the ground, but most of it flows to the nearest storm drain.
You'll see these storm drains everywhere - along roads, in parking lots, near buildings. Some are round, some are square. Most are marked with a ODU placard that says "Only Rain Down the drain". All of these drains connect to pipes underground that then carry the water straight (more or less) to the nearest water body.
What are the problems with stormwater runoff?
Urban storm water runoff in general has been identified as a major problem for water quality nationwide. Urbanization alters the infiltration capability of soil. Instead of forests and meadowlands, we now have rooftops, roads, and parking lots with virtually no ability to absorb stormwater. The resulting stormwater flows are higher in volume.
Stormwater also suspends and transports pollutants on those surfaces. It is important that we keep as much of those pollutants out of the storm water as possible. The main concerns on campus are oil, sediment, nutrients (phosphorus and nitrogen), heavy metals, toxic chemicals and garbage.
Here is a list of things that you can do to minimize your impact on stormwater while on campus (or anywhere you are):
If you see a spill on campus and it looks like it will reach a storm drain, call EH&S at 683-4495 during business hours. EH&S appreciates any help with identifying problems, and your call can be anonymous.
Outdoor cleaning projects
Some maintenance and cleaning projects generate waste water. These projects include masonry restoration, building pressure washing and painting with latex paint.
This waste water may under no circumstance be allowed to go to a storm drain. Only water may go down the storm drain. Even "biodegradeable" cleaners are not allowed. Excessive sediment should also not be washed into the storm drain. The storm drain delivers water and any pollutants straight to the nearest water body (Chesapeake Bay, Elizabeth River)
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CHARDON, Ohio (AP) - A teenager who pleaded guilty in a deadly school shooting rampage faces up to life in prison at his sentencing in northeast Ohio on Tuesday.
Victims of 18-year-old T.J. Lane and relatives of the murdered victims will have a chance to address the sentencing judge in Chardon on his guilty plea to killing three students and wounding three more.
The shootings occurred 13 months ago at Chardon High School. Lane was in the school cafeteria waiting for a bus to his alternative school.
No clear motive has been detailed.
The hearing before Judge David Fuhry (FYOOR'-ee) will offer families their first public chance to describe the pain inflicted by the shootings.
According to The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer, it was unclear whether Lane would address the judge.
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Previewing the NCAA Championship Game in volleyball between the Texas Longhorns and Oregon Ducks with Will Rubin of Addicted to Quack.
"The Texas Volleyball team's three-player recruiting class, headlined by No. 2 recruit Katherine Bell, No. 5 recruit Haley Eckerman and No. 13 recruit Madelyn Hutson, has been ranked No. 1 nationally by PrepVolleyball.com. The 2011 recruiting class marks the sixth-straight season the Longhorns' class has garnered a top-five ranking." Texas will likely be ranked #2 or #3 to start the season, and will once again take part in the Murderer's Row Tournament with Florida, Stanford and PSU to start the season, this time hosted by Stanford.
... join 'em. Jerritt Elliot poached one of the nation's top assistants from Penn State a couple years back, now he's done the same from Nebraska. Although, it must be said that the Gazelles have had a pretty good run of success against the Cornshuckers the past few seasons. I hope Jerritt schedules them for an OOC match every year since we won't be facing them in the Big XII any more.
ESPN College Sports has posted a story on Juliann Faucette on the front page today. "Every top volleyball team has a "hammer," a hitter who at the most crucial moments usually finds a way to put the ball down no matter how much the defense keys on him or her. Faucette, whose father played football and whose mother was a gymnast, is that player for Texas. She's also a natural combination of leader/mediator, being the second-oldest of five daughters."
Texas Volleyball, aka the Gregory Gazelles, is headed to the Final Four for the 3rd straight year. Match time is 6 CST against Penn State on Thursday.
No recap yet, but it was a wild one in Ames. Hilton Coliseum is one of the toughest places to play in the Big XII, but Texas prevailed 22-25, 25-23, 27-25, 25-19. Win streak now at 14, but still only good enough for second in the Big XII and probably a national 2 seed. Selections will be announced on Sunday at 2pm, and I expect Texas to be awarded a host slot for the first and second rounds, to go along with the Regional host slot that was confirmed before the season started. Expect the Gazelles to get hosed by the NCAA again as they always do in the post-season. With 4 Pac10 schools in the Top 10 it's highly likely we will get Cal, USC or UCLA in our Regional, and our girls have struggled against Pac10 teams in the post-season. So they will need a rowdy crowd for all four rounds to make sure they get back to the Final Four this year. BTW, Senior Juliann Faucette finally seems to be rounding back into the form that won her National Freshman of the Year honors. She was recognised as National Player of the Week last week. Good time for her to get on a roll, particularly as thin as we are at the moment due to injuries.
Sorry guys. That's not Mack speaking. Nor is it Rick. That's uber-recruiter Jerritt Elliot talking about yet another monster class he's just inked for 2011. Top 3 in the country for sure, with the #3, #5 and #13 athletes in the country. With only two seniors this year, and getting Bailey Webster back from injury, next year's Gazelles will certainly be the deepest, most physical (if not the most talented) team we've ever had. The only team I think is more talented is the one that featured Destinee, Ashley and Juliann up front - last year's NC runners-up.
The Gazelles made me proud tonight, battling the best team in NCAA volleyball history to what amounted to a draw, trading punches until the very end of a remarkable 5-set championship match. Think...
It's time. Four years of waiting are over tonight. Game on. The matchup is the volleyball equivalent to Texas vs. Southern Cal in football in 2005. Hooker is Texas' Vince Young. Just like with...
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Updated Apr 16, 2013 - 12:37 am
Police: 2 people are fatally shot in north Phoenix
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PHOENIX -- Authorities say two people have been fatally shot in north Phoenix and the search is on for the suspects.
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Do you want to be paid for caring for your family member with a disability?
Yes! It is possible for a family member to be paid for caring for another family member. It is likewise possible for parents of minor children to be paid and for spouses to be paid. While these situations are possible, they are not guaranteed. There is great variation from state to state and there is even variation between programs within the same state. The federal government allows the states a lot of flexibility in determining who can provide services and what their qualifications are. Some states think it makes perfect sense for family members to provide care for other family members and are very supportive of this role. Other states feel that family ought to help family anyway and so do not see a reason, or need, to pay. Many states feel that parents of minor children and spouses are already legally obligated to provide care and nurture for their children or spouses. This being the case, why should they pay?
A final common and important factor is the states' nursing and licensure laws. Most states' nursing laws provide exemptions in the law for parents and spouses to provide care for their family members and minor children as long as it is gratuitous. As soon as payment comes into the picture, however, things change. The problem is that many of the supports that people need constitute nursing under state law and require a license or for the caregiver to, at least, be supervised by a health professional with a license. Even simple things like opening a pill bottle or changing a band-aid can require that a person have a license.
Because there is so much variation, I almost always recommend contacting a states' Medicaid officials to explain the possibilities. If permissible in a state, you need to be aware that there are steps to this process. For example, before being paid, the family member must first qualify for a program that will provide the funding or the payment (if the family member is not already eligible for services). Then, the person eligible to receive the service or assistance must select or hire the family member so they can be enrolled or processed by an agency that will actually be paying the wages, taxes, benefits, etc.
Our website can assist with locating contact information that will be useful for beginning the process of asking the necessary questions and finding out the answers mentioned above. The PAS Center website has contact information for every state Medicaid program in the USA and Territories. Just go to Agencies Related to PAS. Next, click on your State on the USA map. Next, click on "Medicaid Agency". You will find the contact information you need to get started and usually a website that can be very helpful once you start poking around.
Mike Oxford
Other related questions …
Live in son being an independent provider for his father …
Dear Mike,
Can a live in son be an independent provider for his father?
Thank you,
Son as Provider
Dear Son as Provider,
Thanks for writing. There are a couple of things you should know about whether a live-in son can be a paid provider for a father …Read More
Can I get paid to look after my son who has a disability …
Dear Mike,
I am a registered nurse in Ohio. I currently have a disabled son that I care for on my own. He has autism and also a heart condition. I have been missing much work lately due to his conditions. I was told I may be able to be paid to care for him full time.......a single mothers dream.....since his father stepped out of the picture things have been very difficult for us. I was recently pulled into human resources and told I have a hard decision to make...... do I want to be a mother to my disabled child or continue to work at the hospital? I told them that my child will always come first and it is sad to me that they would expect anything different. Needless to say I still work there while my son pays in the long run.......please help........can I get paid to care for him? Where do I start?
Ohio nurse.
Dear Ohio nurse,
You wrote wanting to know if you can be paid to assist your son. This type of question is the most frequent of all of those I have received …
Can a parent be paid to stay home and care for their child with a disability? …
Dear Mike,
I have a question regarding consumer-directed attendant care services for children in West Virginia. I had heard from a parent that I work with in Virginia that parents in West Virginia can be the paid caregiver of a child with a disability receiving waiver services. This is the opposite of Virginia and I was just wondering if there was any truth to that. Can a parent/primary caregiver in West Virginia be paid to stay home and care for their child with a disability if that child is receiving waiver services?
Thank you,
A caring parent
Dear Caring Parent,
The basic rule of Medicaid is that parents of minor children CANNOT be paid caregivers unless they are so rural and/or the services are so technical and specialized that no other provider is available. This is almost a case-by-case situation …Read More
Can I get paid for helping my mother? …
Dear Mike,
My mother who lives in Illinois, needs help with all sorts of living needs. I currently live in California but am moving to Illinois to help her. Can I get paid for this help as a personal attendant?
Thank you,
Going to Illinois
Dear Going to Illinois,
Thank you for writing. You say that your mother needs help with all sorts of things and that you are moving from California to Illinois to help her …Read More
Can I get paid to stay at home and provide care to my sister? …
Dear Mike,
I have a sister that has mental handicaps. She is in the adult program of CPS in Arizona. I am wondering if I can get paid to stay home with her and provide care. I would do it without being paid but somebody's got to bring home the bacon. My sister would require full time supervision. Any info on this would be appreciated
Arizona Sister
Dear Arizona Sister,
You write that your sister has mental disabilities and is receiving services "in the adult program of CPS" in Arizona. You wonder if you can be paid to stay home with her and provide her 'care'.
All things being equal, you should be able to be a paid provider of your sister's services …Read More
I want to be able to nurse my daughter …
Dear Mike,
I have a 28 year old daughter with epilepsy and learning disablities.
She has had a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) for 8 years that has been caring for her. I just found out that I can care for her instead of the nurse who is not the best choice for our daughter. I went through the requirements asked of me and the Nursing brokerage had me signed on to start. I have been denied from the Ohio home care program. My daughter has been nearly seizure free and I have been the person to train the nurses anyway. We want to take her care level down from nurse-to-home health aide. The reason quoted on my denial papers read: Personal care aide services are not medically necessary, consumer needs can be met with Skilled Nursing Services.
The nurse we have now is overweight and has already had 2 nervous breakdowns and is heading towards the 3rd. I do not want to go through having a stranger back in my home. I want to care for her and do the things that since her recovery, have made her more aware and alert and able to do more active things rather than sitting in front of the TV after I leave for work.
Help. What should I do for this hearing?
Thank you,
Caring parent
Dear Caring Parent,
I am sorry I cannot always respond, nor guarantee a response, quickly enough to help in certain situations such as your hearing. Have you already had the hearing? I will share some ideas, that if not useful for your hearing, may be helpful in understanding the situation …Read More
Can I get paid to take care of my father in his home? …
Hi Mike
My Father has a home in Arizona, lives in a Montana nursing facility but wants to go back home to Arizona. I live in Oregon and am willing to move to Arizona to take care of him so he can be where he wants to live out his life.
He has had a stoke and I would like to be his care giver. Can I get paid to take care of him in his home?
Going to Arizona
Dear Going to Arizona,
Thanks for submitting a question to "Ask Mike". You write that your father would like to move from a nursing facility in Montana to his own home in Arizona City, AZ. You currently live in Oregon and would like to move to Arizona to be his care giver and want to know if you can be paid to do so?
The short answer is likely "yes" …Read More
Being paid by medicaid to care for my child in Arizona …
Hello Mike
I'm a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) for my child in Denver, Colorado. I get paid by medicaid. I was wondering if there is a program in Arizona that does the same.
Colorado to Arizona
Dear Colorado to Arizona,
Thanks for writing. Your question is about whether you can be paid to do in Arizona what you do now in Denver Colorado, which is to be a paid CNA for your child.
You should contact the …Read More
Want to become a personal assistant for my mother-in-law …
Hello Mike
I'm interested in becoming a personal assistant for my mother-in-law who has a mental disability. She receives Social Security for this disability and needs help with everyday living. I help her by cooking, cleaning, giving her medication, taking her to appointments, etc. I live in Chicago and have contacted The Department of Health and Human Services, The Social Security Administration, Medicaid, and a number of other agencies who can't seem to help me and keep giving me the run around. Do you have any advice or suggestions on what I steps I should take to become her paid personal assistant?
Wants to be PA
Dear Wants to be PA,
Thanks for writing. You want to know how to become a paid personal assistant for your mother-in-law who has a mental disability. You currently provide assistance with things like cooking, cleaning and medication administration, but would like to be paid …Read More
Being payed to care for disabled son …
Dear Mike,
I have been taking care of my adult son with mental and physical impairments and he is on SSD. I have been providing day care in my home for three years and I now need to stop this and take care of my son. How can I find out how to get paid to take care of him now. We live in Ohio.
Thank you
Cares for Son in Ohio
Dear Cares for Son in Ohio,
Federal rules do not prohibit your being paid to provide direct services and supports to your son …Read More
Nurse wanting to paid through clients insurance …
Dear Mike,
I am a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in the state of Pennsylvania. I would like to know how to be able to have my clients pay me for my work and care through their insurance. It would be a help if this were possible.
Dear Hoping,
It appears that there are at least two barriers to your being directly paid …Read More
Wanting to be paid to care for disabled sister …
Dear Mike,
I have a disabled sister who I care for at home. I want to know how I would go about getting paid for this. She's already receiving SSI and Social Security benefits. I want to quit my job and care for her permanently. Is there any financial programs that can help me out. Thank you very much.
Wants to help sister
Dear Wants,
Thanks for writing. Your question is a common one. Family members getting paid to provide services and supports to family members has become the most frequent "Ask Mike" issue; your question asks how you can be paid to care for your sister …Read More
Would a felony conviction prevent me from being my daughter's carer? …
Dear Mike
I would like to find out if my felony 8 years ago will prevent me becoming my daughter's provider?
Wondering about Felony
Dear Wondering about Felony,
Thank you for writing. You wanted to know if a felony conviction 8 years ago would prevent you from being your daughter's direct support staff …Read More
Can I get paid to be a caregiver for my disabled child? …
Dear Mike,
I live in Kansas state and I want to know if a mom can get paid to be a caregiver for her disabled child (home health care service)?
Yours Curious in Kansas
Dear Curious in Kansas,
Thanks for writing. You ask whether the mom in Kansas could be paid to be a caregiver (of home health services) for her disabled child. The short answer is "Maybe" …Read More
Wants to get paid to care for her Mom …
Hi Mike,
my Mom is in need of assistance I've been helping her with everything - I take her to doctor appointments and hydrobarics everyday appointments three times a week. Is there a way Ii could get paid?
She Wants to Get Paid
Dear She Wants to Get Paid,
The short answer to your question is: "maybe". It depends on the State in which your mom resides and whether …Read More
Can I get paid to look after my son who has speech and language problems …
Dear Mike,
I have a 4 year old son that has speech and language problems. Someone told me I can get paid for taking care of him. I am not working right now and I do really need that money for his own needs. I am in Los Angeles CA.
LA Mom
Dear LA Mom,
I sympathize with your predicament, but I am not aware of any program or funding stream that would pay you to take care of your son just because he has speech and language impairments …
Moving my dad out of a nursing home …
Dear Mike,
My Dad is in a nursing home near me, since my Mom did not want to take care of him. She has not seen him since he had his stroke (7 years ago) and I am the only person in the family who has taken care of him. Her and I have not spoken for 7 years, and I want nothing to do with her.
We have decided to have him move in with us now. He is currently on Medi-cal and Medicare and fully covered in the nursing home, and we have to deal with my Mom once a year when she files the financial paperwork and she keeps the social security check of his to help pay the mortgage on the house they own.
They both want a divorce but are too poor to do anything.
Anyway I have Power of Attorney , and need to move his case to my county, since she lives in a different county, but the social worker said she cannot do that while he is still in the nursing home. This is a problem since I have to set up IHSS and check on his benefits and all kinds of things before I move him in, I want to make sure we can afford it and he has enough benefits to make it. He will finally get his SS back again which is all he has now in the world.
Is there anything I can do to get this case transferred before he leaves the nursing home?
Taking Care of Dad
Dear Taking Care of Dad
Unfortunately, I am not familiar with the entire minutia of MediCal and the various California rules and regs; not to mention the impact …Read More
Is there any chance that I can get paid to stay home and care for my son …
Dear Mike,
I am a single mother with a disabled son (application for SSI is pending now). He is nine years old and diagnosed with severe ADHD, impulsive disorder and has an additional learning disability of Dyslexia and Dysgraphia on top of his ADHD. He has seen numerous psychologists since the age of three. He has been kicked out of several day cares and pre-k systems since the age of three and still currently the school calls on average about twice a week to pick him up due to severe emotional outburst and severe anger issues leading to violence (usually inflicted upon himself). I have had to completely stop working due to his problems and this is severely financially devastating to us. I cannot even find an after school care program that will keep him. To make matters worse, his entire family (both fathers and mothers side) cannot and will not help me with him! I live in Louisiana and in desperate need of some financial assistance! His tutoring for his disabilities is on average $800 a month and insurance will not pay anything for it because of the nature of the particular learning disability (it is considered a hidden disability). His father refuses to help pay as well! Is there any chance that I can get paid to stay home and care for him?
Thank you in advance for any advice
Son in School
Dear Son in School,
Before I respond to the issue of being paid to provide services and supports, you need to be aware of your son's right to a free and appropriate public education …Read More
Can I get paid to look after my Dad …
I moved to Oregon 4 months ago from California to take care of my Dad. Can I get paid for taking care of him?
Moved to Oregon
Dear Moved to Oregon,
Thanks for writing to me about wanting to be paid for assisting your Dad in Oregon. Several people from different states have asked this question in one form or another …
Getting paid for taking care of my mother-in-law …
Dear Mike,
I am writing to find out of there is a payment program available in Wisconsin to help off set the costs of caring for my mother-in-law. She had a stroke just over a year ago. She requires 24 hour care in her home. My husband and I have moved our family in with her to help her pay her bills and mortgage. Since her insurance does not cover in home nursing care and she cannot afford to pay anybody for caring for her, I have had to leave my full time job to care for her. We are also pretty sure between her social security benefits and her widowers pension that she makes too much money per month to qualify for medicaid. Is there anything we can do to get paid for taking care of her? I am spending 50+ hours per week just taking care of her and my husband does the rest. Please let us know if you have any suggestions.
Thank you.
Wondering in Wisconsin
Dear Wondering in Wisconsin,
You describe a situation that is all too common …Read More
Compensation for caring for a daughter with a chronic illness …
Dear Mike,
I'm only 24 years old with a ... dependent child. It has been a struggle both mentally and financially. I worked for a period of 8 months but my supervisor couldn't seem to notice my dedication to work. I only missed 1 day out of the 8 month period. She had to discuss my daughters medical needs with other employees with out my consent. I had no choice but to quit I'm hoping you could answer this - can I be compensated due to my daughters chronic illness or is there anything that I can do at home. Please let me know. It feels like I'm never going to get past this.
Thank you,
Mom from New Mexico.
Dear Mom from New Mexico,
Thanks for writing. You have a daughter with a multiple developmental disabilities. You have had to stop working in order to be able to care for your daughter and want to know if there is any compensation available for this situation …Read More
Can I get income for caring for my son …
Dear Mike,
I have a 22 year old son with autism I have been caring for him since birth. I was talking to someone about my son's disabilty and they told me that I can get income for caring for him and to look under medicaid waiver. Could you please give me information on this please.
Thank You,
Parent Curious About Waiver
Dear Parent Curious About Waiver
The first thing you need to do is to determine whether your son is eligible for Medicaid Waiver services. If your son is an adult, this is quite likely …Read More


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The actions of the Toledo City Council are jeopardizing the $200 million dollar Marina District development project.
Under the guise of completing "due diligence," some members of council are backing a deed restriction to require that union contractors do the construction work.
They also want to shorten the buyback period to two years, should the land remain undeveloped.
Both of the notions are wrong-headed.
The largest contractors in town, the guys who will work on this project, already use union workers. And it is hard to believe the group from China is buying this property just to sit on it.
Our property values aren't exactly skyrocketing. I am so tired of people in this town finding ways to make it unattractive to invest here.
Last I looked there weren't many groups panting to dump hundreds of millions of dollars into Toledo.
There's one standing at the doorstep, ready to write a check. Take the money.
Of course, if the anti growth faction has its way and the deal falls apart, they will have proudly made their point. There won't be any non-union labor going on around here. There also won't be any union work.
In fact there won't be any jobs- just a wasteland.
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Avera McKennan and the Avera Transplant Institute have hit another noteworthy milestone; more than 800 transplants have been performed at the Sioux Falls Hospital and that includes bone marrow transplants. We met up again with a young man who is alive today because of it.
Justin Keegan is only 23 and has really been on a roller coaster ride to hell and back, a couple of times. He found out in November 2007 he had a very aggressive and fast growing form of leukemia (Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia or ALL). After extensive chemo therapy he went in to remission, but the cancer came back in his spinal fluid in October of 2008.
When we first met Justin in early February of last year his diagnoses wasn't good. His doctor Kelly McCaul with Avera Hematology and Transplant said his only real hope of survival was through a bone marrow stem cell transplant. First he had undergo nearly lethal doses of chemo and radiation to wipe out the leukemia before introducing the new stem cells. He got the transplant at the end of February 2009 at Avera McKennan which is the only bone marrow transplant program in the state of South Dakota.
Dr. McCaul says, "The procedure itself is relatively simple. It looks like a bag of blood is hung and infused through a vein and those stem cells will home into the bone marrow and set up shop and start to grow."
Justin says, "The bone marrow transplant was a very weird experience. The night I got it, my friends and family were there. I fell asleep and was out of it for 3 days and I don't remember much. When I came out of it, I was miserable. My throat was bloody, I was spitting up stuff, I couldn't drink water, and I couldn't get out of bed. I was in the hospital for about 2 months at the beginning. And then for about 2 to 3 months I would have to come in every day to have blood drawn."
Dr. McCaul says he's come a long way since then, but it's still too early to say he's in remission.
Dr. McCaul says, "He's doing well. Ass well as any of us could have hoped for to be honest."
After a very hard year, Justin is trying to get back to his life as a college student at Southeast. A life he knows was made possible by a complete stranger. No one in his family was a match, so he had to rely on the National Marrow Donor Program Registry. A 22 year old woman from somewhere in the world donated her bone marrow stem cells. At the one year mark they can find out each others names and decide if they want to meet.
Justin says, "Yeah, I plan to meet her. My sisters want to go with me when I do."
He doesn't know what he would say to her, but I can only imagine the conversation will start and end with Thank You.
7 out of the 10 people who need bone marrow transplants, have to depend on unrelated donors that's why the National Marrow Donor Program is so important. The process for applying to be part of the registry is simple and only takes 10 minutes of your time.
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Skechers GOwalk Autumn Slip-On Walking Shoe - Womens
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Virtually weightless, seamless and super flexible you will barely know the women's Skechers GOwalk Autumn walking shoe is there! You will love the practicality of this minimalist designed slip-on walking shoe with a little warmth.
- Suede upper
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- 360º Responsive Flexibility allows your foot to move naturally
- Fabric lining
- OrthoLite™ anti-microbial footbed for odor eating defense
- Flex Comfort outsole
- More colors available
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By: Kiwilet
Location: Danbury, CT
July 11, 2014
"The shoes are comfortable.I brought them with me to Disney World brand new and they were great! I am back and its been almost to 2 months, and the soles are pretty worn out. I'm disappointed."
By: Nancic46
Location: New Jersey
January 19, 2014
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"These shoes are like Heaven on earth. I have never experienced a more comfortable shoe and have already told my firends I need a pair in every color. I smile everytime I put them on- definatley woth the money!!"
By: dbabeachy
Location: new jersey
January 18, 2014
"i bought these shoes online to help in my recovery from surgery. i've only worn them once to a postop appt.,but so far,so good. they are very comfy;easy on and off. i got them in charcoal,but would also like them in white."
By: Indyfan1812
Location: Texas
January 16, 2014
2nd Pair!
"A few months ago I ordered a pair in gray and loved them so much, I couldn't wait to get another! These shoes are very comfortable if you're on your feet most of the day. I work in retail, so they're great for that AND you can easily pass them off as a "dressier" shoe than the average slip on or sneaker. My ONLY complaint is that the box was mutilated to the point that the shoes were just loose in the bag by the time the package reached my door."
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Constipation is infrequent bowel movements or difficult passage of stools. Constipation is a common gastrointestinal problem.
What's considered normal frequency for bowel movements varies widely. In general, however, you're probably experiencing constipation if you pass fewer than three stools a week, and your stools are hard and dry.
Fortunately, most cases of constipation are temporary. Simple lifestyle changes, such as getting more exercise, drinking more fluids and eating a high-fiber diet, can go a long way toward alleviating constipation. Constipation may also be treated with over-the-counter laxatives.
Not having a bowel movement every day doesn't necessarily mean you're constipated. You likely have constipation, however, if you've had at least two of the following signs and symptoms for at least three of the past six months:
When to see a doctor
Although constipation may be bothersome, it's usually not serious. Most people who have constipation don't seek a doctor's care. However, chronic constipation may lead to complications or be a sign of a serious underlying disorder.
See your doctor if you experience an unexplained onset of constipation or change in bowel habits, or if symptoms are severe and last longer than three weeks. Also seek medical care if you experience any of the following signs or symptoms, which might indicate a more serious health problem:
Constipation most commonly occurs when waste or stool moves too slowly through the digestive tract, causing it to become hard and dry.
Normally, the waste products of digestion (stool) are propelled through your intestines by muscle contractions. In the large intestine (colon), most of the water and salt in this waste mixture are reabsorbed because they're essential for many of your body's functions.
However, when there is not enough fluid or fiber-rich food in your diet — or if the colon's muscle contractions are slow — the stool hardens, dries and passes through your colon too slowly. This is the root cause of constipation.
You may also experience constipation if the muscles you use to move your bowels aren't properly coordinated. This problem is called pelvic floor dysfunction (anismus), and it causes you to strain with most bowel movements — even soft ones.
A number of factors can cause an intestinal slowdown, including:
In rare cases, constipation may signal more-serious medical conditions, such as colorectal cancer, hormonal disturbances or autoimmune diseases. In children, constipation might indicate Hirschsprung's disease, a congenital condition that results from missing nerve cells in the colon.
Children may also become constipated if they are afraid of or unwilling to use the toilet. Older children may ignore or forget to attend to bowel movements.
You're more likely to have constipation if you are:
Women are more frequently affected by constipation, and children more than adults.
If you're pregnant, you may have bouts of constipation because of hormonal changes. Later in your pregnancy, pressure on your intestines from your expanding uterus also can cause constipation.
Although constipation can be extremely bothersome, it usually isn't serious. If it persists, and especially if straining results, you may develop certain complications:
You'll likely first seek medical care for constipation from your family doctor or general practitioner. You may be referred to a specialist in digestive disorders (gastroenterologist) if your doctor suspects a more advanced case of constipation.
Because appointments can be brief, and because there's often a lot of ground to cover, it's a good idea to be well prepared. Here's some information to help you get ready, and what to expect from your doctor.
What you can do
Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions ahead of time will help you make the most of your time together. List your questions from most important to least important, in case time runs out. For constipation, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask questions during your appointment.
What to expect from your doctor
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may allow more time to go over additional questions you may have. Your doctor may ask:
What you can do in the meantime
Be aware that certain diagnostic tests may require advance preparation. For example, people undergoing marker studies will need to eat a high-fiber diet while abstaining from laxatives for a certain period of time before the test. Consult your doctor for specific instructions before an office visit.
Your doctor will take your medical history, perform a physical exam and ask about any prescription or over-the-counter medications you're taking. Your doctor will also want to rule out several conditions in diagnosing constipation. These include a blockage in your small intestine or colon (intestinal obstruction), a narrowing of the colon, an endocrine condition, such as hypothyroidism, or an electrolyte disturbance, such as excessive calcium in the blood (hypercalcemia).
Extensive testing is usually reserved for people with severe symptoms or for older adults with new-onset constipation. You may undergo these diagnostic procedures:
In most cases, simple changes in your diet and lifestyle can help relieve symptoms and manage constipation. Less often, you may need medical treatment. Above all, recognize that a successful treatment program can take time and effort.
Diet and lifestyle changes
The following simple changes can go a long way toward reducing constipation:
These over-the-counter medications should be considered only when diet and lifestyle changes aren't effective. Some can become habit-forming.
There are several different types of laxatives:
Other medications
If lifestyle changes and over-the-counter medications don't improve your symptoms, your doctor may recommend prescription medications, such as:
If your constipation doesn't respond to changes in lifestyle or medical treatment, your doctor may recommend in-office or, rarely, surgical procedures.
Treating underlying causes
If an underlying disorder is causing your constipation, treatment will be aimed at the specific cause. If pelvic floor dysfunction is the cause of your constipation, your doctor may suggest biofeedback as a treatment. This retraining technique may help you learn to better coordinate the muscles you use to have a bowel movement.
If you're pregnant and have constipation, try eating lots of high-fiber foods, such as fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Drink plenty of fluids and get as much exercise as you can. Discuss with your doctor any plan, including exercise, to treat your constipation. Swimming and walking may be good choices.
In many cases, simple changes to your lifestyle and diet can help relieve the symptoms of constipation. Several alternative approaches may also provide relief, although they have not been studied extensively.
To help prevent constipation:


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Marylanders Exhibit 3-D Printing Technology at Showcase of Manufacturing in America
WASHINGTON – U.S. Congressman John Sarbanes (D-Md.) today welcomed Direct Dimensions of Owings Mills, Ellicott Dredges of Baltimore, Towson University's Object Lab, and the Regional Manufacturing Institute (RMI) of Maryland to the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade's 'Our Nation of Builders: Manufacturing in America' showcase.
The subcommittee organized the event so that manufacturers from around the country could exhibit the goods they create and jobs they support. Congressman Sarbanes' guests showcased an impressive display of 3-D technology and fabrication that can be used for everything from novelty items to the prototype models needed to develop sophisticated industrial projects.
President Obama recently highlighted the promise of 3-D printing and its potential to revolutionize American manufacturing in his State of the Union address. Building on the successes of the federally-funded National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute (NAMII) – the nation's leading 3-D manufacturing innovation center – President Obama called on Congress to help launch 15 new "Innovation Hubs" around the country to help nurture the emerging technologies that promise to propel American manufacturing in the 21st century.
"Federal investments in research and innovation pay off impressively when American businesses develop cutting edge technologies like those on display at today's hearing," said Congressman Sarbanes, a member of the subcommittee. "Companies like Direct Dimensions and Ellicott Dredges are making Maryland a leader in advanced manufacturing, helping to create high paying jobs and fuel economic growth."
Towson University's Object Lab is a research-based educational, state-of-the-art, rapid technologies and digital fabrication lab engaged in a range of digital technologies for current and next generation manufacturing. There, students learn the skills needed to pursue rapid technology careers across all sectors and industries.
Direct Dimensions and Ellicott Dredges are private corporations in Maryland that utilize 3-D printing technology to develop solutions for a myriad of industrial and commercial needs. Together, the two companies employ nearly 300 people.
RMI is a non-profit organization that works to bring training centers like the Object Lab together with businesses like Direct Dimensions and Ellicott Dredges to spur growth in the manufacturing sector.
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KENNEWICK, WA - Kennewick Police are looking for the thieves that are targeting a specific area of town.
Police say in the first half of February, four residential burglaries have happened near Yelm Street and State Route 395, all during the weekends between 6:00pm and 9:00pm.
Officers say thieves stole electronics, game consoles, and two safes from homes on the 500 block of Yelm, 2000 block of Clearwater, 2000 block of Bruneau, and 500 block of Underwood.
"When we see a pattern like this of several in a small area, similar m.o.'s, we feel they're probably connected. We're trying to alert those neighbors, hey be on the watch," said Sgt. Ken Lattin, Kennewick Police Department.
Police say you should call 911 right away if you see any suspicious vehicles or people - especially anyone knocking on doors, asking for someone who doesn't live there.


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When tragedy strikes - whether it's the loss of a loved one from a medical mistake, to your own debilitation from an accident, to any other horrible event or development in your life including a difficult diagnosis or medical error that causes grief or pain -- there are many ways you might, or might not, cope with them.
Elisabeth Kubler Ross wrote about five stages of grief, which include denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. When you've been a victim of anything, including the healthcare system, you will likely experience some or all of those stages.
But there is sixth step, too. Although there are many unique and personal ways to emerge from the process of grief and its associated anger with a sense of empowerment and growth, one way certain types of people have found do this is known as "proactive survivorship." These proactive survivors take a step that goes beyond the five steps of grief to create something good for others. They move from the mindset of being a victim, to the mindset of being a hero to others. Not everyone will experience this, of course, but it is an interesting phenomenon to note.
We see proactive survivorship as a reaction in many forms of negative circumstances. Some examples are better known than others. John Walsh became a voice for innocent victims, and the host for America's Most Wanted after his son Adam was kidnapped and murdered. Lance Armstrong developed LiveStrong after battling testicular cancer. Michael J. Fox developed his Parkinson's Foundation after he was diagnosed. The Susan G. Komen Foundation was developed after Nancy Brinker lost her sister Susan to breast cancer.
Proactive survivors take many different approaches to their work. From developing a non-profit advocacy organization, to writing books, to making movies, to speaking out, to teaching, different survivors use their talents, knowledge and experiences to improve others lives through prevention and fixing broken systems.
There are many instances of proactive survivorship that resulted from medical mistakes or problems with the healthcare system, too. The Empowered Patient Community was developed by Helen Haskell who lost her son to bad doctoring and drug errors, and Julia Hallisey who lost her teenage daughter to cancer. Regina Holliday's Medical Records Advocacy stemmed from the horrible last days of her husband's illness when they could not get copies of his medical records, leaving him in terrible pain from kidney cancer. Patty Skolnik's son, Michael, suffered at the hands of a surgeon who should not have been performing brain surgery and Patty has worked to pass legislation in Colorado to make it more difficult for doctors to move out from under their malpractice by moving to another state. Ilene Corina lost her young son to mistakes during his tonsillectomy and has dedicated her life ever since to making sure others stay safe in hospitals.
From hospital-acquired infections, to surgical errors, to drug mistakes, to misdiagnosis - there have been many who have created advocacy movements, even influencing health policy, as a result of their bad experiences with the healthcare system.
Why do people use their horrible experiences to create something good for others?
Because five steps of grief aren't enough for them. They need that next step - prevention and improvement - to get past their grief and to add to their own quality of life, post-tragedy.
Here are some of the benefits of taking that sixth step - proactive survivorship.
Proactive Survivorship gives you choices. You can decide how your tragedy will affect you. It doesn't mean you forget. It doesn't make the hurt go away or take away the sadness. It doesn't mean you'll ever really get past that post traumatic stress. It doesn't mean you won't deal with the outcomes. It means that whatever your harm was will always affect you, but that you are making choices about HOW it will affect you.
Proactive Survivorship becomes a constant backdrop to your entire life, but not in a negative way. It means you learn to cope, and perhaps even thrive, improving your quality of life and others' lives, too.
Proactive Survivorship gives you a story to tell. It's not a victim's story you tell so people will feel sorry for you. It's a tragedy-turned-triumph story that shows your strength and ability to move on, and gives hope to others that they, too, can be survivors. It may even create a platform that allows you to teach others as you work toward those goals of prevention and improvement.
Proactive Survivorship helps you get beyond blame. When you've been a victim of anything, including the healthcare system, you will go through some or all of the Kubler Ross stages, and that's all you really need to cope and stop blaming. But proactive survivorship gives you a reason to rejoice instead of blame. Done right, it means your tragedy improves the lives of others.
Proactive Survivorship gives you something to DO. If you have felt like the victim, but knew that if you could just DO something, then you could begin to heal, or at least deal with it, then proactive survivorship is what you were referring to. It doesn't change the difficulty, or the initial outcome, but it gives you a purpose that helps you get past the grief of the original problem or tragedy.
If you have received a horrible, life changing diagnosis, have suffered some sort of accident or medical mistake, or if you have lost someone who has suffered any of these, consider positive survivorship as a goal - as your sixth stage of your grief.


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Well, not really, but does anybody here own an IH 274?
I don't recall seeing one around here in person.
Seems like a perfect tractor for a cub enthusiast.
Even uses 144 cultivators!
Just thought I'd see if any of you have one of these and how you like it.


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The perfect treat for any occasion, this fantastic gift offers three colorful gift boxes filled with delicious, fresh baked cookies!
Gift Includes:
- Two dozen fresh-baked cookies in classic flavors such as Chocolate Chip, Peanut Butter, Snickerdoodle, White Chocolate Macadamia Nut, or Oatmeal Raisin.
- All cookies are individually wrapped to ensure freshness
- Only the finest in premium ingredients are used in the baking process such as Guittard Chocolate and natural sea salt
- Gift is packaged in three exclusively designed gift boxes
- Each box arrives decorated with a hand-tied satin ribbon
Each box measures 4" x 4" x 4".Gift #16302
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Same day delivery is available for most gifts when ordered before the cutoff time. The cutoff time for Sweet Surprise Cookie Trio with Two Dozen Cookies is in the recipient's time zone.
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-Chocolate Chip Cookie: A time-tested favorite. The cookie is moist and soft, and breaks apart to reveal an abundance of chocolate chips.
-Oatmeal Raisin Cookie: Perfected through years of fine tuning, this wholesome cookie is made of real rolled oats and sweet, supple raisins.
-Snickerdoodle Cookie: Specially baked to be extra chewy, a sugar cookie is dusted with cinnamon to create a simple yet simply divine confection.
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Awesome presentation! November 3, 2013
I was hesitant as I couldn't really figure out the size of the package, it was sent to my bestie who was having a rough week. Needless to say he was beyond EXCITED and amazed at the quality, size, and taste of the cookies.
Worth it October 10, 2013
Got these for my Fiance and he LOVED them! Wanted more once he finished these haha
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My son lives 5 hours away so I occasionally send him a "Thinking of you" basket. This time I sent cookies. He call and said they were delicious and to please send them again.
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Great Gift September 16, 2013
My brother-in-law loved the cookies (so did his wife). They were surprised and delighted to receive it by mail.
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we were not there in colorado but we we were told he loved the cookies.It is my wifes' brother who is 60 years old and a bit slow but he told her they were wonderful three times and he didn't want to share with no one because they tasted so good!! Thanks for making his day,he was really happy and he did share with everyone after a little coaxing ,just went to fast!
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I recently sent these cookies to my sister-in-law who was just out of the hospital. She was thrilled with the presentation and enjoyed the cookies thoroughly. The whole process of ordering was easy and the free delivery a real bonus....I will be ordering again soon.
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Perfect gift!!! March 22, 2013
Quick delivery; 3 vibrantly wrapped boxes, great for anyone. Cookies individually wrapped, very fresh & delicious! Comes with gift card & scissors; quality above expectations! :) thanks for making this a great experience!
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I ordered this for my friends and they couldn't stop raving about it. The only problem they had was deciding if they were more impressed with the presentation or the cookies. Definitely will be ordering again.
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