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My app uses files like main.qml ,qmlapplicationviewer.cpp ,qmlapplicationviewer.h , main.cpp and qmlapplicationviewer.pri etc
But my requirement is to integrate push notification with in my My app.
Iam new to push notifications.
Today only I got to know that paid technical support for symbian has benn stopped for which I have requested already.
My app should recieve push notifications automatically and the users whoc installs my app should see the notifications.
Last edited by babylongreece; 2013-07-20 at 12:25.
If you guide I can promise you that I can surely integrate push notifications in my App with qt or qml .
Any Qt/symbian developer there to help me to integrtae push notifications in my App.
Can anyone please support me step by step procedure as to How to integrate push notifications in to my Qt/Qml/symbian app.
Iam new to notifications and earlier I have built some Qt/Qml and many symbian App.
Can any body support with Teamviewer or Live chat . I have raised paid support request also but Nokia people have rreplied me that they have stopped the support for symbian,Qt etc.
please guide me so that I can integrate notifications in my App.
Any one is ok either Qt or symbian or both.
Ok then please help me in QML only .
Please give me step by coding procedure to integrate.
Or give a specific API . iam sure i can integrate if u explain me How?
I have registered my application /service
I recived there i.e
service secret etc
Please help me
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The code example already explain a lot on how to use the qml component.Th notification API itself is already very specific.If you still not understand then you can learn from tweetian.From quick view,it seems the app also use notification.Do note the source looks quite complex that i myself don't understand so you have to figure it out.
Last edited by babylongreece; 2013-07-24 at 15:15.
thank you babylongreece for the tweetian code.
Last edited by GTO_India; 2013-07-25 at 08:36.
Tweetian dveloper himself has mailed me that he cannot help as did not used push notifications etc in his application babylon
Then there is nothing more example i can give because i never see any app that use notification.Maybe you can ask "gravity" developer jan ole suhr.His app is social network app so should use some sort of notification to push social update for users though his app is proprietary,not open source.
Any body implemented push notifications uisng Qt/QML in Qt/QML Apps ? please clear my doubts.

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What I've been up to, week ending 2010-07-11
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- Great Jim Henley piece on 'high road' vs 'low road' policies (eg diplomacy vs war, or investigation vs torture): http://bit.ly/cokCqu #
- Weird to watch people commenting on the Megrahi case as if he were the Lockerbie bomber. While, as a Libyan intelligence officer, he's… #
- …doubtless a nasty piece of work, his (and, indeed, Libya's) lack of involvement in Lockerbie are both now almost certain. #
- *Please* can we start a campaign to encourage the Daily Mail to go paywall-only? (concept via @gimpyblog…) #
- Australia-press-wise, I'd be delighted if the News titles went paywall and the Fairfax ones stayed free. a) vile b) mediocre with good bits #
- .@marshallw where's my fucking hoverboard? #
- Fuck the WHAT? RT @sunny_hundal: The government is increasing the threshold required to dissolve Parliament from 55% to 2/3rds of all MPs #
- Of course they're all straight; straight as a line. Joe Jackson FTW, Youtube him #ebz http://fallenlondon.com/c/141153 #
- It's depressing that the UK'll have a referendum on 'completely uncontroversial ways of not being mad' that may still fail. #alternativevote #
- Agree; worth preserving RT @sunny_hundal If Labour oppose AV now they'll just end up splitting their own base and looking very unprincipled. #
- Reminded of this by a FB friend: Australia's finest son – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN002ejgC6I #
- For the Coalition. LD supporters count as the $50: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcdtVD8X1-A #
- Thanks to @mudlarklives for reminding me of Mr Lehrer. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=frAEmhqdLFs is still the best piece of Cold War media ever #
- Me-from-1995 likes the fact that in the future, I get to recommend satirical videos to @martincarr. That almost makes up for hoverboards. #
- FIFA = morons. What possible commercial benefit do they gain from banning goal clips (ie 'more eyeballs for their sponsors') from YouTube? #
- Struggling to work out whether this chocolate ad is awesome or a bit racially dodgy: http://mumbrella.com.au/hello-chocolate-lovers-29373 #
- Today, like most Coalition days, is one of those days when I'm glad I live in Australia. Sorry, UK, you fucked up. #
- Confused by @AdamBienkov here. The fact that you don't find nonce jokes funny doesn't stop them from being jokes: http://bit.ly/bQ4D71 #
- Remembering 7/7 – very good Grauniad editorial: http://bit.ly/dbkxFd #
- Wow, the "world's most complete and utter miserable dickhead" award has a strong new nominee: http://bit.ly/bJK6iS (via @dnotice) #
- The Economist's former Charlemagne, now Bagehot, off to an excellent start on the BBC: http://bit.ly/9FMyAc #
- Enjoying my brief status as minor Twitter celebrity. Not enjoying NSW's rugby form… #
- Damn, this is good – an old dsquared post, grabbed from the memory archives by @stabprin: http://bit.ly/9WAKeD #
- #ebz is less fun since I completed it, but that still won't stop me playing, dammit… http://fallenlondon.com/c/143763 #
- Things I like about Australia, #1: @netbank aren't incompetent thieving bastards, unlike all UK banks. #
- Things I like about Australia, #2: ordering my morning coffee with four adjectives. #
- Random unexpected things I like about Australia, #1: @netbank aren't incompetent thieving bastards, unlike all UK banks. #
- Random unexpected things I like about Australia, #2: ordering my morning coffee with four adjectives. #
- Another US journalist sacked for not cravenly supporting Israel: http://yhoo.it/9Csr4f #freespeech #wossatthen? #
- He might've turned out less of a dick, though -> RT @ebertchicago Rush Limbaugh wouldn't be where he is today if he hadn't been born white. #
- Stock image FAIL: http://bit.ly/ck4HRe (wrong builder, wrong operator, wrong state, built 20 years apart, anything else wrong…?) #
- Outrageous homophobic discrimination in Surry Hills ;-) – http://twitpic.com/23dlm9 #
- Friday, woo. Four hours impending of boring and frustrating cut and paste, boo. #
- Wow, Everton's away kit is impressive. #
- One person here has a vuvuleza. Every time he blows it, 1000 fans boo him… #
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In January 2009, a few months before the release of J. Robert Lennon's last novel, "Castle," the author fell victim to a uniquely modern problem. The book — a surreal and disturbing story about a former soldier who sublimates his PTSD into home renovations — popped up on Amazon Vine, a program that enlists top-ranking Amazon customer reviewers to assess the quality of new books.
A full two-thirds were decidedly unimpressed. Readers found Lennon's mix of psychological realism and formal playfulness off-putting. When the novel was finally published to the acclaim of professional critics, it had already garnered a number of mediocre three-star reviews within the portal of the country's largest book distributor.


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TE Greg Olsen's production has been next to nonexistent of late. He has only one catch in each of his past three games and none of the three grabs has resulted in a gain of more than nine yards. He's still a threat to score a TD every week, and QB Jay Cutler did target him six times against the Vikings in Week 10, so Olsen could be a larger part of the game plan this week. Olsen is worth considering for a start if an owner doesn't have a more reliable producer at tight end.


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I have a 13" MB Air and a 17" MB Pro (wish they'd bring that back - especially as a Retina display!). If you travel, or want to use it on the go, the Air is awesome. I'm not sure I'd want to do much serious editing on even a 15" display, retina or not. Budget permitting, get the Air and a 27" Thunderbolt Display to use with it at home. Max out the RAM, and for extra storage at home consider a Thunderbolt HDD.I have the 15" Retina display MB Pro. I am using it for editing in the field and generally I am very happy with it. At home I have the 27" iMac. There are very few instances where I end up reediting images that have been through Lightroom on the MB Pro. The Retina display is excellent. The Air is lighter, but not that much more. The difference is less than my RRS BH-55 ball head ...
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Topic: Thinking of getting a Mac Air or a MacBook Pro...can't decide, thoughts? (Read 11523 times)
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I got 17" mbp and the thing about weight is bullshit if you can't see details or horrible noise on a tiny display. How can you even edit photos on that? Also it got hit by a full camera setup with tripod falling on it (not the tiny one) to get only a small dent in paint, it crashed from a chair, several times (don't place your notebook on a chair it's horrible idea), from an improvised table height of normal one and guess what broke? nothing! It broke the ground.. well my HDD failed once but we all backup don't we? I didn't back then, had to learn the hard way . I bought it because of 1920x1200 and I would go for retina 15" any time and not regret the extra weight and size over 13" it's not that much really because my 17" MBP is still smaller than most of the 15" notebooks of other brands and I've seen several of those plastic things fall for their death. If you want to edit photos even semi seriously, go for the biggest with best resolution you can. If you must, get the 13" get the pro, it's called pro for a reason.
The Air is way to lightweight in power and comparing my MBPro to a classmate's there is little physical difference. Skip your mortgage payment and get the MB Pro with retina and 16 GB of RAM. If you are a student or have a student in your household get the educational discount and save a couple hundred bucks either way. If you render video then the MBPro all the way.
FWIW, 10 days ago I bought a Mac Book Pro 13.3 inch (2.6 GHz Intel Core i5, Retina Display, 256GB SSD, 8GB DDR3 RAM & Integrated Intel Graphics) ... I was planning on using it for editing photos while I'm traveling, but I find myself using it more than my iMac ... currently I'm running lightroom 5.2 & PS CS6 (with a few plugins) ... it feels a lot lighter and thinner than my earlier MBP (core i7, mid 2012 model) and works very well and lot does a very good job of running lightroom 5.2 & CS6 simultaneously ... and the Retina display is awesome as always.
I have the 13.3" MBP retina and the new 11" MBA. Buy both if you can afford it. Despite what the Tarzans say about weight, every oz or g saved makes a difference for me when I travel, especially as I go everywhere in the world with only cabin baggage. Both are awesome.
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I have the 13.3" MBP retina and the new 11" MBA. Buy both if you can afford it. Despite what the Tarzans say about weight, every oz or g saved makes a difference for me when I travel, especially as I go everywhere in the world with only cabin baggage. Both are awesome.
The 11" mba means you can take it with you whenever you want and not even consider it. With the mbp, the weight *is* a concern and you'll find yourself not bringing it when you don't think you need it.
WHATEVER the OP goes with, I highly recommend a computer with a SSD OR a Fusion Drive. If you get a MBP, pay the extra for that; in the end, that will be your bottleneck.
Canon Rumors is presently creating photographer shortages in Middle Earth (all the trolls emigrated here)
OP here....I've been waiting for the new MB pro to be announced. (should be any day now) I wanted to see the specs before I bought either.
i'm hoping they reduce the weight further in the mbpro.
and as previous posters have mentioned...weight is a big deal to many, and for me.
i'm hoping they reduce the weight further in the mbpro.
and as previous posters have mentioned...weight is a big deal to many, and for me.
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15" MBP has a quad core processor. Air only has the duo. No matter how much you upgrade the Air, it will never match the Pro. I recently purchased the 15" MBP as a secondary portable solution., Its been amazing in terms of display, processing power and battery life, and great for tethering while on shoots. If you are planning on editing RAW photos, the macbook air isn't going to cut it. Easily worth the extra investment and no regrets.
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I really dont understand how photographers who say they are looking for a notebook to view and edit in the field will spend over $2000 (15" with retina) for something that contributes nothing to your photography - i am presuming that final editing will be done on a larger workstation type system at home/office. I have a Levovo that i paid 350$ for that is extremely thin and light and fits in my backpack and has tons of storage space with LR installed - Cant justify the extra 1700$. Especially that Im saving up for a long L.


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First Minnesota Infantry at Gettsburg, July 2, 1863. Painting by Don Troiani.
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The Rewards of Risk: Two Civil War Admirals. Acclaimed Civil War historian James M. McPherson traces the careers of two Civil War admirals with contrasting personalities: Samuel Francis DuPont, who captured Port Royal Bay in 1861 but failed to capture Charleston in 1863, and David Glasgow Farragut, who captured New Orleans in 1862 and Mobile Bay in 1864 as well as helped capture Vicksburg and Port Hudson in 1863.
Rutland Free Library, October 23 (special date)
The Civil War and American Art. Senior curator at the Smithsonian American Art Museum Eleanor Jones Harvey examines the impact of the Civil War on American art, looking to photography and genre painting as a way of understanding the human cost of war, and landscapes as a barometer of the nation's psyche.
Kellogg-Hubbard Library, Montpelier, November 6
Walt Whitman and the Civil War. Whitman's Civil War writings give us a dual portrait, first of the war as "a strange, unloosen'd wondrous time," and second of the emergence of a new Whitman. UVM Professor Huck Gutman examines some of the most remarkable poems about war ever published, and looks at Whitman's development into the man Whitman had always wanted to be. Sponsor: Pomerleau Real Estate
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Giants: The Parallel Lives of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln. Douglass and Lincoln—one born a slave, the other born dirt poor—became respectively one of the nation's greatest orators and one of its greatest presidents. Harvard professor and Civil War scholar John Stauffer examines their friendship, the similarities in their lives, and their legacies.
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Despite exit, Jeter unlikely to miss time
Bruised foot not expected to sideline shortstop Wednesday
MINNEAPOLIS -- Yankees captain Derek Jeter suffered a bruised left instep after fouling a ball off his foot in Tuesday's 9-6 victory over the Twins, though manager Joe Girardi said he does not expect the All-Star shortstop to miss any playing time.
Jeter is believed to have suffered the injury batting in the fourth inning against Minnesota right-hander Nick Blackburn. He was hobbled briefly but remained in the game, stroking hits in his next three at-bats. Girardi lifted Jeter for pinch-runner Melky Cabrera in the ninth inning representing the go-ahead run with Alex Rodriguez batting.
"I think he'll play tomorrow," Girardi said after the game. "I just felt that if Alex hit a ball in the gap, I wasn't sure that he could score at that point. He's icing, X-rays are negative and we expect him to play tomorrow. We'll see."
Jeter, 34, is batting .284 with seven home runs and 57 RBIs in 113 games for New York this season. Girardi said he was not surprised that Jeter would not want to miss a start.
"He's always been a tough kid -- I guess maybe he's not a kid anymore," Girardi said.
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I have created a small PHP App that extracts stuff from a MySQL database. Five records are selected at random for extraction and showing on screen. At the bottom of the display is a form (id = 'commentsform') with 'submit' button, which will re-run the script and display a new random selection of results. Works perfectly when I click the submit button manually.
I've written two alternative ways of doing it, which aren't relevant here. I want to see which way runs fastest. I've set up a timer on the script, which works fine, but the result of a single run is so fast I'm trying to run the script 100 times to get a better figure. So at the bottom of my script I have:
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This approach to automatically submitting a form is widely advocated on the internet, so I can't see why it doesn't work for me. Can anyone help here, please ?
I'm aware that if it did work there is presently no way of stopping the script, but I can probably take care of that once it works. (The PHP counts to 100, but not not the JS. The easy way might be not to display the form after 100 cycles.)Tim Dawson
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Leading and innovative companies providing services in emergency response, preparedness, and meteorological information will showcase their products and services at the 2011 National Severe Weather Workshop (NSWW).
The goal of the 2011 NSWW is to provide useful, actionable information to the expected 400-500 participants, including emergency managers, public safety officials, mass media meteorologists, students and weather enthusiasts from across the country. About 100-200 additional people, mostly public safety personnel and volunteer storm spotters from Oklahoma, are expected to attend storm spotter training sessions on Saturday.
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US Will Ban Wild-Harvest Shrimp Imports from Mexico
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The State Department said Mexico is losing its certification to export wild-harvest shrimp to the United States because of safety problems associated with endangered sea turtles. Mexico's trawls do not have the required protections for protecting the endangered species. The department said the certification was withdrawn after the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service determined that Mexico''s turtle excluder devices no longer meet U.S. standards. U.S. rules require that exporters use excluders comparable to those used by American shrimpers. Certification for Mexican shrimpers will be withdrawn on April 20, by then Mexico''s shrimp season will have closed for the summer. The State Department said proper exclusion devices could prevent turtle mortality in shrimp trawl nets up to 97 percent. Mexico''s National Fisheries Council said that it was working with U.S. experts to remedy the situation as soon as possible, and expressed hopes its shrimp fleets could be recertified following new inspections in August and September. The council noted that the U.S. action applied only to shrimp wild-harvested in open-ocean, which accounts for only about 20 percent of Mexico''s annual shrimp production. Most of Mexico''s shrimp are caught in shallow coastal waters or are farmed.


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Welcome to the Loughborough Students Employment Exchange
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999 Waterside Drive
Norfolk, VA 23510
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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(757) 625-3370
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner: Thursday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
Monday - Wednesday evenings available by Appointment or Invitation Only
Payment Options:
AMEX, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
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Executive Chef:
Phillip Craig Thomason
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
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Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
We will work within any budget and look forward to helping you plan your next event. Please contact us at 757.625.3370 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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"When Hampton Roads movers and shakers want to celebrate in style, they turn to celebrity Chef/Owner Phillip Craig Thomason of VINTAGE kitchen, one of the hottest restaurants and special event destinations in the area." -Vow Magazine. We specialize in on-site and off-site events including: Weddings, Rehearsal Dinners, Bridal Luncheons, Cocktail Receptions, Corporate Events and Catering, Pharmaceutical Programs, Office Parties, and Digital Audio Visual Web Conferencing. Featuring sweeping waterfront views of Virginia"s most famous harbor / Located conveniently within walking distance of downtown Norfolk's major hotels / 5000 sq. ft. marble lobby and tented outdoor lawn on the Elizabeth River for events of all sizes / Several private rooms offer the ability to host multiple functions simultaneously / FREE PARKING. We will work within any budget and look forward to helping you plan your next event. Please contact us at 757.625.3370 or by email at email@example.com.
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Parking Details:
We offer FREE validated parking in an attached private garage, noted as one of Norfolk's most easily recognizable landmarks, famous for the large outdoor mural gracing the exterior of the building. Painted by the acclaimed internationally renowned artist Wyland and dedicated on August 23, 1993, the "Whaling Wall" is one of only 100 in the world. Additionally, valet services are available upon request during events.
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Featuring sweeping views of the Elizabeth River from the waterfront ballroom, terrace, and herb garden, VINTAGE KITCHEN has quickly become a community favorite. Burled wood floors, black leather benches, and the patina of a copper bar provide a relaxing and elegant setting for award-winning modern
cuisine, simply prepared and stylishly presented, using the freshest local and regional produce in season, with a focus on artisan-crafted Virginia wines, cheeses, and micro-brewed beers. The area's most discriminating clientele dine in an exclusive private library and digital theater with a backstage look into the kitchen, by appointment or invitation only, where daily 7-course bespoke tasting menus are offered graciously by hometown Chef/Owner Phillip Craig Thomason.
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Diner Reviews
Great place to eat. Clean &
spacious. Great atmosphere. Great Food. Great Drinks. Great staff. Parking validated."
Dined on 8/23/2014
LOVE the view, LOVE the cocktails,
LOVE the crab cake, the mac' and cheese, and the filet with whiskey sauce, LOVE our server, LOVE the speakeasy feel of the place (you'd never know it was here if you weren't looking for it), LOVE! Unique for Norfolk - amazing find!"
Dined on 8/1/2014
I couldn't find any prices online
for this restaurant, only lots of dollar signs on Opentable, Yelp & Urbanspoon. We decided to go for it anyway since it was lunch. Great decision. The Mac & Cheese was amazing -I'd say top 3 - and I would consider myself an expert on the subject. We had salads and sandwiches and they were all phenomenal. Drink menu was great as well. AND the prices were very reasonable!! I highly recommend Vintage Kitchen!"
Dined on 7/29/2014
Just went to this place Friday
night before a concert and really enjoyed it. The meal/dinner was absolutely delicious and a nice sized portion. We got the cheese plate prior and that was just ok due to them only giving you one kind of bread/cracker to eat the cheese with, and there just wasn't alot of "extras" on the plate. The wine list was great, and we opted to try a local Virginia wine, never having had a wine from Virginia before. It didn't wow me, but very reasonably priced and easy to gulp. That's not a negative for the restaurant at all...in fact, I love it that they promoted local wines. All together, I'd go back for sure."
Dined on 7/25/2014
The food is excellent, I'd
recommend a reservation."
Dined on 7/23/2014
We went for Norfolk's Restaurant
Week - 3 courses for $30. We each had the Caesar salad. It had a hint of hot pepper spice shredded cheese, melted bits of sharp cheddar and great croutons. For our entree, we had the shrimp creole. For a change, it came with a yellow rice that resembled couscous. The sauce had tiny bursts of dried lemon. For dessert, I had the lemon cake with a hint of lavender. It was presented in a Ball jar with layers of fresh fruit and whipped cream. Hubby had something with chocolate. Everything was great! Every table in the main dining area has a view of the Elizabeth River."
Dined on 7/19/2014
Most dishes not as described.
Starters: tomato-basil soup & grilled goat cheese sandwich, okay & a crabcake, just okay. 24 hr confit pork w/ maple-glazed sweet potatoes: Okay not tender pork, pureed unremarkable sweet potatoes. Shrimp & grits w/ griddle cake & sausage gravy: a big plate smothered in green sauce with large bits of ham (NOT sausage), a few popcorn size shrimp. Ham overwhelmed. No griddle cake, big pile of wet grits. Desserts:"Summer berry shortcake with lavender genoise & orange whipped cream" (but genoise IS shortcake): a parfait of plain shortcake, berries, plain cream. Chocolate "parfait" with salted caramel and peanut brittle: Pudding in a dish with the brittle--few peanuts--NO salted caramel, and whipped cream."
Dined on 7/17/2014
Not a good way to celebrate
Norfolk Restaurant Week. Of the appetizers, the salad was good, the crab cake overpriced, and the soup mediocre and barely warm. The Kobe Beef Pot Pie was different and interesting, but the Shrimp and Grits were awful. They had to be returned to the kitchen for reheating, and the shrimp size couldn't have been smaller. The fruit and shortcake dessert was fine, but the chocolate parfait was more like chocolate pudding. This was out third visit to the Vintage Kitchen, and we were very surprised!"
Dined on 7/17/2014
Looking forward to eating there
not during resturant week so we can try the menu food. Great place"
Dined on 7/15/2014
...Wonderful! I've been to
Vintage Kitchen several times now and it's been a real treat each time. It's intimate, quiet, has a lovely view of the Elizabeth River, the Staff are attentive without hovering, and the food is outstanding. If you haven't been, Restaurant Week is a great time to try it. I suspect you won't be disappointed. Enjoy!"
Dined on 7/14/2014
Very expensive for lousy , odd
menu and bad food. Service pathetic, took 1and 1/2 hour to serve us and there were only 12 people in the restaurant"
Dined on 7/11/2014
On 7/3/14 I took my best friend
here for her fourth "24th" birthday lol as soon as we walked in we saw how beautiful the place was the hostess sat us right away with us being 15 minutes early for our reservation. She took us to a quiet take on the window side of the room where we over looked the beautiful scenery of Norfolk. We received amazing service. Our drinks and food were amazing. Her and I both will most definitely go back again."
Dined on 7/3/2014
Best restaurant we've tried in
Norfolk! It has an absolutely gorgeous view of sunset over the river and one of the best crabcakes I've ever eaten in my life! Highly recommend!"
Dined on 6/20/2014
My wife and I ordered from the
appetizers menu and found even that to be a little pricey. $32.00 for 2 crab cakes! The crab was very very good as was the special of the house,mashed potatoes. Mushroom pot pie thick but not much more than soup. Querky layout to area and bar ,dark bathroom. On a very busy night on the waterfront (fireworks) we arrived at our appointed time and we were the only people in the resturant@ 7:00PM. I would hesitate to recomend but I also think this place has a lot going for it. I may need to stick to less expensive resturants but all in all the experience was a C+ to a B-."
Dined on 6/7/2014
Great experience overall.
Definitely will go back. Would like to see more extensive wine list (by the glass)."
Dined on 4/19/2014
This is a great place for special
occasions and romantic evenings. They have an excellent local wine selection and the food is great the portions an acquit and it has an ok view of the river with an acceptation of sunset but what gives the restaurant the romantic seen is being there right at sunset it just makes the hole place shine and with a nice quite atmosphere its a very romantic place to bring your special someone but be prepared to pay for it in my opinion it is very over priced for the quality of food and the view can be found else ware for a lot cheaper and the staff will be a lot friendlier. "
Dined on 4/18/2014
Great restaurant with a local
focus. Most of the menu is sourced from within the commonwealth, and does an excellent job showcasing the wonderful produce of our great state."
Dined on 3/28/2014
Exquisite dishes from Virginia's
bounty. We got to enjoy the sunset over the Elizabeth River while enjoying a leisurely dinner,"
Dined on 3/15/2014
We LOVED the on-line reservation
option and I can't say enough about the waitstaff, accommodations, and dinner experience!"
Dined on 3/7/2014
I've been several times now and
have never had a less than stellar experience! The staff is really friendly and even the Chef came out to say hi during dinner! This is without a doubt my go-to restaurant in downtown Norfolk!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
We came on a really busy night
when there was apparently a large wedding group who had rented the entire dining room on the waterfront - lucky couple! Regardless, our server did a great job and the food was wonderful! We will be back. . . very soon! ps. yummy mac' and cheese - thanks for the recommendation!"
Dined on 2/20/2014
I was looking for a quiet place
for a romantic Valentine Dinner . My son recommended this place. I am very glad we tried it. The only thing that detracted from the evening was we had to wait a few minutes longer than I would have expected to be waited on. Once the waitress came out to greet us it was excellent from that point through the night. I am sure it was just a minor glitch. The menu had a few interesting selections. I opted for the pork which was outstanding. A lean pork chop with bacon, sausage and pulled pork. The pork chop was tender and with the sauce a delicious meal was had. The atmosphere was relaxing, low lights, soft music all of this overlooking the Elizabeth River from the 1st floor of Dominion Towers."
Dined on 2/15/2014
This restaurant is way over price.
The food quality is average at best. To be honest I've had better food at less expensive restaurants. I have been here three times and each time I regret that I did. If you want to impress a date with a high tab this is a good restaurant. Both my wife and I were hungry $100 dollars later we found ourselves looking for something additional to eat. Trust me I don't mind paying for $100 dollar plates but I do expect a higher quality meal and great service."
Dined on 2/14/2014
I want to start by making it known
that I've had lunch at this restaurant multiple times and have been pleased with the food and service. I've never had dinner there, so my wife and I chose Vintage Kitchen to celebrate Valentine's Day. We knew that there would be a "restaurant week-style" limited menu. However, we were disappointed that it was a VERY limited menu with only two options. We would have been okay if the limited options were splendid, but our food was only fair. In addition, service was slow (restaurant was only at about 30% capacity at most) and the wait staff were not very knowledgeable about the menu (um... the two options on the menu). We did enjoy the views of the Elizabeth River and Berkley Bridge, but that's about it."
Dined on 2/14/2014
This restaurant has a nice
ambience for a romantic dinner. While the building itself is in an awkward location, the restaurant's interior is inviting and might have included a nice view if we weren't seated behind a pillar. My husband and I were underwhelmed by the entree choices so we ordered small plates instead. I love that the chef highlights local products and ingredients but our dishes were not memorable aside from the fabulous pumpkin soup. The servers were friendly but I had hoped for a little bit more attention to details (menus were upside down, glasses were dirty) during a special occasion dinner."
Dined on 2/13/2014
Between the elaborate menu and the
freshest ingredients, this was hands down the best meal we've had in Norfolk. All four of us dining were amazed! The truffle mac and cheese was to die for; the ahi appetizer melts in your mouth; even the salad was noteworthy... And don't get me started on the pumpkin soup with cinnamon croutons--- incredible. Unbelievable meal!!"
Dined on 1/31/2014
Went for Restaurant Week. I will
be going back. A bit on the fancy side, and a bit pricey. But it would be great find if you are trying to impress your significant other (wife). Nice view of Waterside Harbor also. Dim lighting makes it romantic outing."
Dined on 1/24/2014
We ate at Vintage Kitchen during
Norfolk's restaurant week. The restaurant offered a 3-course meal for $30. My husband and I are vegetarians and were a little disappointed that there wasn't a vegetarian option (other than the mac-n-cheese optional add-on) on the special menu, although we love the truffle mac-n-cheese. Would have been nice to have a vegetarian option so we could have shared and tried multiple items. Through the first and second courses, I thought the portions were really small and I was still actually quite hungry when dessert was served. But never fear, the dessert course was so robust and delightful, that we were both quite satisfied at the end of the dinner. The two wines (glasses) were not bad, but not great."
Dined on 1/24/2014
Hosted a large party of 14 for
Restaurant Week on 24 January 2014 and they were so nice to give us the private room. Impression from my friends was that it was overall "good." Their pumpkin soup with the cinnamon croutons was probably the best pumpkin soup I've ever had. Pretty happy with the flounder in viognier butter with root vegetables. They have Virginia wine choices, which is an important factor for me. Was not impressed with the dessert, which was a key lime custard with pieces of too chewy meringue. The meringue should have melted in my mouth with a soft crunch. Overall, it was just wonderful to get together with my friends and eat some good food."
Dined on 1/24/2014
My husband and I found out about
Vintage Kitchen during Norfolk's Restuarant Week and the menu looked interesting and different. He got the pumpkin soup and pork confit and both were excellent. I got the caesar salad with mint and the kobe cottage pie. Both were really good - the cottage pie was really rich- but my husband's menu choices definitely won. Also, we ordered a bottle of Virginia wine that was excellent and reasonably priced, which was nice considering the wine menu had some ridiculously expensive options. The ambience is also really nice - the restaurant is small and intimate, with large windows overlooking the river and bridge so you have a lovely view throughout dinner. Overall, a great restaurant week find! Will visit again!"
Dined on 1/23/2014
I had wanted to eat here for a
long time but could never afford it. Restaurant week came around so I jumped on the opportunity. We went for dinner. The place was busy but not packed, and yet it took 30 min to seat us, so we had a drink at the bar. The girls behind the bar were not being extremely professional with their discussion topics, but we just tried to ignore them. Finally got seated and man, what a view! Right in the water, it was great. Our waitress was very nice and attentive. The food was excellent, as was the wine. However, I want to congratulate the chef on their Kobe beef cottage pie! I could not get over how delicious it was! We still spent just over $100 here during restaurant week, so just make sure your wallet is prepared!"
Dined on 1/23/2014
I had never heard of Vintage
Kitchen until I was browsing the Restaurant Week menu, but I was enticed by the idea of Pumpkin Pie Soup and Kobe Beef Cottage Pie. They were even better than I imagined. Really great food and wonderful service. I highly recommend."
Dined on 1/23/2014
Always a favorite of ours, we
returned for the Restaurant Week special. Phillip did a great job with the food and his wait staff is always spot-on. Vintage Kitchen remains one of the better restaurants in the area."
Dined on 1/22/2014
We visited this site for the first
time during restaurant week. The menu was compelling and vibrant with unique dishes such as sweet pie pumpkin soup and a cottage pie with Kobe style beef and Gouda mashed potatoes. Its comfort food with a contemporary twist."
Dined on 1/22/2014
Vintage Kitchen has been my
favorite restaurant since moving to Norfolk 4 years ago. Every time, even during busy Restaurant Week, their food and service is top notch. They serve something for everyone and utilize local products. I love this place!"
Dined on 1/22/2014
During Restaurant Week in Norfolk.
We were early, but seated immediately. The view out over the water was beautiful. The staff was attentive and extremely professional. Enjoyed some excellent twists on classic cocktails. The truffled mac and cheese was unbelievable. Our party each ordered something different as a main, and we tasted around...every dish was perfect. Make sure you're hungry, because the portions on everything from the appetizer to dessert are huge! Great view, great service, wonderful food, delicious craft cocktails....simply the best dining experience in Norfolk. Highly, Highly recommended!"
Dined on 1/20/2014
We loved our dining experience at
Vintage Kitchen. The views are gorgeous and the menu is fantastic. Localvore delight! Great Virginia based meals and ingredients with a beautiful view. This place has taken over as my parents favorite when they come to visit. Wish their days were a little more open so we could enjoy it more often, as we don't always do weekend dining. Due to the windows and huge open area (which I wouldn't change for the world!) it can get a little chilly in winter, so we usually wear another layer (sweater etc.)"
Dined on 1/18/2014
We had dinner there for NYE with 2
other couples. I was unaware of the set menu/price. It was a but pricey but the food was amazing, we plan on going back soon!"
Dined on 12/31/2013
The Vintage Kitchen was to be the
romantic "icing" on the cake to our proposal evening. Unfortunately, we were left waiting for over an hour with empty wine glasses and no food before having to "flag" down our waitress from a nearby table. When our food finally arrived, our waitress that the delay was due to two holiday parties that had backed up the kitchen. My finance and I decided to share an entrée and a couple of appetizers for our meal. Although the appetizers were excellent, the fish entrée was dry and overcooked. We relayed our dissatisfaction with the entrée to our waitress, but it seemed to fall on deaf ears."
Dined on 12/20/2013
This was my second time visiting
Vintage Kitchen, with my girlfriend on a special occasion. When we arrived, to our surprise we were the only ones in the restaurant. We were seated beside the fireplace, Sinatra was singing in the background, and to top it off we had a perfect view of the Elizabeth River. Our server walked us through the menu and made excellent recommendations based on what we liked. Everything is made and baked fresh when ordered, right down to the appetizer bread. The Black and White Mac & Cheese is wonderful. I had the duck, my girlfriend had the flounder, and we ended the experience with apple tart. From start to finish this restaurant is perfect. This place is pricey, but well worth it."
Dined on 11/14/2013
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- baths 1½
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
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/ week
$ 1,350 - $ 1,950 / month
vacation rental description
Come down and stay in this tropical paradise just steps to the
beach. A quiet neighborhood with lush scenery. Ocean Woods, 8711
Lantana is an adorable two-bedroom, two storey townhouse right in the middle of
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King size bed in master suite for extra comfort and twin bedroom. Free WiFi. Air conditioned.
Tile throughout on first floor and new berber carpet upstairs. 3 TV's, DVD players and 100+ channels.
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Separate adult pool.
Large heated family pool.
Club House.
Tennis Courts.
Basketball Court.
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Private patio.
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Cape Canaveral is the closest beach to the Orlando area, including
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Several restaurants close by to satisfy all your desires.
Plenty of golf courses around for the golf lovers.
Watch the cruise ships set sail or the rocket launches from Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Airforce Station, all from the beautiful beach.
vacation rental rates
May - November....$800/week....$1350/month
Dec - Apr.......$1950/month or $5500 / 3 months
There is a $75 Non-Refundable Cleaning Fee that covers the cleaning of the house, laundry and maintenance.
A refundable $300 ($750 for 3 months rental) Security/Damage Deposit is required and must be received within (5) five days to hold your reservation. Please note - this is a true Security/Damage Deposit and will not be credited to your stay. It will be refunded in full after your stay provided there are no damages to the property, no theft, and the house is left in good, reasonably clean condition (extra cleaning beyond the normal will be deducted from the security deposit). Any damages in excess of the security deposit will be billed
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Rates include all taxes.
Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
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Ocean Towers 2002 in Wildwood
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 9
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
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Beautifully Renovated Ocean Towers:
Large heated swimming pool, jacuzzi and sundeck.
(Pool and Jacuzzi are heated until mid October)
Walk into this elegantly decorated Condo located on the quiet
southern end of the famous Wildwood boardwalk and relax.
Experience the beautiful sunrises each and every morning.
Cocktail hour at sunset as you enjoy those breath-taking beach-front
views from your private balcony.
Take romantic walks on the pristine beaches just below or take a
leisurely ride on the famous "tram car" that stops right out front your door.
Never cross the street to get to the beaches or boardwalk.
Bring your bike and ride the three mile boardwalk in the morning with
the ocean as your backdrop.
Amusement piers are just a few blocks away from Ocean Towers.
Exercise facilities including sauna are also available at no additional charge.
Friday night fireworks from the balcony are a blast!
24 hour security provided.
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Condo is 3 Bed, 2 Bath with 1,560 sq. ft. of living space.
Linens and Towels are included!
2nd Floor Condo:
*Large Master Bedroom (Two Queen-size Beds) with Master Bath
*Back Bedroom (One Queen and One Twin Bed)
*Middle Bedroom (Two Twin Beds)
All bedrooms have a television and VCR.
Three Bedroom Condo with a 55" SONY with surround sound system, DVD and
Cable TV, including HBO, at all TV locations.
Over sized dinning table with six chairs.
Additional sectional with table for card-playing or board games.
Ocean front balcony with table and chairs for relaxing.
Fully stocked kitchen with new appliances including microwave, range,
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Secured gated area in garage for bikes and beach equipment
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Ocean Towers is conveniently located at the quiet, southern end of
Wildwood's World Famous Boardwalk, bordering Wildwood Crest.
A recent $10,000,000 building renovation has transformed Ocean Towers
into an exquisite oceanfront resort with a tropical flair, including
beautiful flower-filled planters, palm trees, sun canopies, barbeque
area, two-tier kiddie pool, hot tub and a newly tiled oversize
swimming pool. The tram car stops right in front so you can take a
scenic Boardwalk tour or stop along the way and enjoy the many shops,
amusements, games and restaurants.
The shops at Ocean Towers include:
Dairy Queen
Ocean View Grille (Breakfast and Lunch Cafe)
Beachwear apparel
Safari Golf (Mini Golf)
Upscale Ladies Boutique
Parasail, Wave Runners, Speed Boating, Fishing and Diving are
available at many of the piers nearby.
Restaurants galore all along the streets of Wildwood.
The Convention Center is just two blocks north of Ocean Towers so check
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3 bedroom (2012 Weekly Rates)
05/06/2012 - 05/20/2012 $1,695
05/20/2011 - 05/26/2012 $1,895
05/26/2012 - 06/03/2012 $2,295
06/03/2012 - 06/10/2012 $2,695
06/10/2012 - 09/09/2012 $3,595*
09/09/2012 - 09/16/2012 $2,695
09/16/2011 - 09/23/2012 $2,395
09/23/2012 - 10/30/2012 $1,995
10/30/2012 - 12/31/2012 $1,295*
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Section 1
|A 30-year-old female presents with redness, inflammation, and pain to her left eye. During your assessment, you note that she is having difficulty keeping her eyes open. You should suspect that she is experiencing:
|A 39-year-old female experienced a severe closed head injury. She is unconscious with her eyes slightly open; her pupils are bilaterally dilated and slow to react. In addition to managing problems with airway, breathing, and circulation, you should:
|close her eyes and cover them with a moist dressing
|A 50-year-old male was splashed in the eyes with radiator fluid when he was working on his car. During your assessment, he tells you that he wears soft contact lenses. You should:
|carefully remove the contact lenses and then irrigate his eyes with saline.
|Bleeding from soft-tissue injuries to the face is MOST effectively controlled with:
|direct pressure using dry sterile dressings
|A 30-year-old female was robbed and assaulted by a gang as she was leaving a nightclub. She has massive facial trauma and slow, gurgling respirations. As your partner assumes manual stabilization of her head, you should:
|suction her oropharynx for 15 seconds
|A 6-year-old female was riding her bicycle and struck a clothesline with her throat. She is breathing, but with obvious difficulty. Your rapid trauma assessment reveals a crackling sensation in the soft tissues of her neck and facial cyanosis. In addition to the appropriate airway management, the intervention that will MOST likely improve her chance of survival is:
|rapidly transporting her to the hospital.
|When transporting a patient with a facial injury, it is MOST important to be as descriptive as possible with the hospital regarding the patient's injuries because:
|maxillofacial specialists may need to be called.
|A 40-year-old male was in his woodworking shop when he felt a sudden, sharp pain in his left eye. Your assessment reveals a small splinter of wood embedded in his cornea. You should:
|cover both of his eyes and transport to the hospital.
|The eyeball itself is referred to as the:
|The MOST significant complication associated with facial injuries is:
|airway compromise
|The cricoid cartilage:
|is the only complete circular cartilage of the trachea.
|You are assessing a 59-year-old male who complains of diplopia. When obtaining the patient's medical history, it is MOST pertinent to ask him if he:
|has a history of eye surgeries.
|Which of the following statements regarding the vitreous humor is MOST correct? a) Vitreous humor is a clear, jellylike fluid near the back of the eye that cannot be replaced if it is lost b) Vitreous humor is a clear, watery fluid that is located in front of the lens and can be replaced if it is lost c) Vitreous humor is a clear, watery fluid that cannot be replaced if it is lost during an eye injury d) Vitreous humor is a clear fluid that is produced by the lacrimal glands and cannot be replaced if it is lost
|a) Vitreous humor is a clear, jellylike fluid near the back of the eye that cannot be replaced if it is lost
|The lower jaw bone is called the:
|Which of the following statements regarding anterior epistaxis is MOST correct? a) They are usually severe and require aggressive treatment to control b) Anterior epistaxis usually originate from the septal area and bleed fairly slowly c) Anterior epistaxis is usually caused by a fracture of the basilar skull d) Anterior nosebleeds cause blood to drain into the posterior pharynx
|b) Anterior epistaxis usually originate from the septal area and bleed fairly slowly.
|The light-sensitive area of the eye where images are projected is called the:
|A 29-year-old male has an anterior nosebleed after he was accidentally elbowed in the nose. His is conscious and alert with adequate breathing. The MOST appropriate care for this patient includes:
|leaning him forward and pinching his nostrils together.
|The conjunctiva is kept moist by fluid produced by the:
|lacrimal gland
|A young female experienced a laceration to her left eyeball from flying glass when her boyfriend broke a soda bottle against a wall. There is moderate bleeding and the patient states that she cannot see out of the injured eye. You should:
|avoid applying pressure to the globe when you are covering the eye.
|A 44-year-old male sustained a laceration to his left ear during a minor car accident. Your assessment reveals minimal bleeding. Appropriate care for this injury includes:
|padding between the ear and the scalp.
|A young female was involved in a motor-vehicle crash. She complains of pain to her left eye, which appears to have a piece of glass impaled in it. Further assessment reveals a large laceration to her left forearm with active venous bleeding. As your partner maintains manual stabilization of the patient's head, you should:
|apply direct pressure to her arm wound.
|The white portion of the eye is called the:
|Facial injuries should be identified and treated as soon as possible because:
|of the risk of airway problems
|The term "hyphema" is MOST accurately defined as:
|blood in the anterior chamber of the eye
|Significant trauma to the face should increase the EMT-B's index of suspicion for a/an:
|spinal cord injury
|A 22-year-old male was walking on the beach and had sand blown into his eyes. He complains of pain and decreased vision to his right eye. Treatment should include:
|irrigating his right eye laterally
|What is the function of the sternocleidomastoid muscle?
|Allows movement of the head
|A construction worker has a large sliver of metal impaled in his right eye. The MOST appropriate treatment for this injury includes:
|stabilizing the object and covering both of his eyes
|The upper jaw bone is called the:
|Following direct trauma to the superior aspect of the throat, a young male presents with labored breathing, loss of voice, and subcutaneous emphysema in the soft tissues around his neck. You should suspect a/an:
|laryngeal fracture
|The small, rounded, fleshy bulge immediately anterior to the ear canal is called the:
|Following blunt trauma to the head, a 21-year-old male complains of a severe headache and decreased ability to move his eyes. This patient's clinical presentation is MOST consistent with:
|a blowout fracture
|You are transporting a 20-year-old male with a laceration to the left external jugular vein. You have successfully controlled bleeding from the wound. Suddenly, he experiences an acute onset of labored breathing and cyanosis. You should suspect:
|an acute air embolism
|The inner surface of the eyelids and the exposed surface of the eye itself are covered by a delicate membrane called the:
|When caring for a patient with an open facial injury, the EMT-B must:
|wear gloves and facial protection
|The skin and underlying tissues of the face:
|have a rich blood supply and bleed profusely.
|You are dispatched to a convenience store, where the clerk sustained a laceration to his neck during a robbery attempt. During your assessment, you note bright red blood spurting from the laceration. You should:
|apply direct pressure above and below the wound
|Which of the following findings would be LEAST suggestive of a closed head injury? a) One pupil larger in size than the other pupil b) Failure of the eyes to follow movement of an object c) Failure of the eyes to move in the same direction d) Briskly constricting pupils when exposed to light
|d) Briskly constricting pupils when exposed to light
|Approximately 80% of the eyeball is protected by the:
|The optic nerve endings are contained within the:
|When a light is shone into the pupil:
|it should become smaller in size
|Frequent ongoing assessments in the patient with facial or throat injuries are MOST important because:
|such injuries can affect the respiratory system
|The mastoid process is located approximately:
|1" posterior to the external opening of the ear.
|In the normal, uninjured eye:
|the pupils are equal in size and move together in the same direction.
|You are transporting an immobilized patient with severe facial trauma. As you are preparing to give your radio report to the hospital, the patient begins vomiting large amounts of blood. You should:
|turn the backboard on its side
|A patient who is complaining of seeing flashing lights, specks, or "floaters" in his or her field of vision has MOST likely experienced:
|a detached retina.
|A 52-year-old unrestrained female struck the steering wheel with her face when her truck collided with another vehicle. She has obvious swelling to her facial area and several dislodged teeth. A visual exam of her mouth reveals minimal bleeding. She is conscious and alert with a blood pressure of 130/80 mm Hg, pulse of 110 beats/min, and respirations of 22 breaths/min with adequate tidal volume. You should:
|apply supplemental oxygen, immobilize her spine, attempt to locate the dislodged teeth, suction as needed, and transport.
|Abnormal variations in pupil size and reaction would MOST likely be observed in a patient with:
|a head injury
|The opening in the center of the iris, which allows light to move to the back of the eye, is called the:
|A 4-year-old female has a peanut lodged in the external auditory canal of her right ear. You should:
|transport her to the emergency department
|A factory worker was splashed in the eyes with a strong acid chemical. He complains of intense pain and blurred vision. Your ambulance does not carry bottles of sterile saline or water. You should:
|irrigate both eyes continuously for 20 minutes with plain water.
|A fracture of the orbit or of the bones that support the floor of the orbit.
|blowout fracture
|The delicate membrane lining the eyelids and covering the exposed surface of the eye.
|Inflammation of the conjunctiva.
|The transparent tissue layer in front of the pupil and iris of the eye.
|The eyball
|Bleeding into the anterior chamber of the eye, obscuring the iris.
|The muscle and surrounding tissue behind the cornea that dilate and constrict the pupil, regulating the amount of light that enters the eye; pigment in this tissue gives the eye its color.
|The glands that produce fluids to keep the eye moist; also called tear glands.
|Lacrimal glands
|The transparent part of the eye through which images are focused on the retina.
|A cranial nerve that transmits visual information to the brain.
|Optic nerve
|The bony eye socket.
|The circular opening in the middle of the iris that admits light to the back of the eye.
|The light-sensitive area of the eye where images are projected; a layer of cells at the back of the eye that changes the light image into electrical impulses, which are carried by the optic nerve to the brain.
|Separation of the retina from its attachments at the back of the eye.
|Retinal detachment
|The white portion of the eye.
|The firm prominence in the upper part of the larynx formed by the thyroid cartilage.
|Adam's apple
|Air bubbles in the blood vessels
|Air embolism
|Pulled or torn away
|The area of the head above the ears and eyes; the skull. Contains the brain.
|A branch of the internal auditory canal that connects the middle ear to the oropharynx.
|Eustachian tube
|The ear canal; leads to the tympanic membrane.
|External auditory canal
|The large opening at the base of the skull through which the brain connects to the spinal cord.
|Foramen magnum
|A mass of blood in the soft tissues beneath the skin
|The bone of the lower jaw.
|The prominent bony mass at the base of the skull about 1" posterior to the external opening of the ear.
|Mastoid process
|The upper jawbones that assist in the formation of the orbit, the nasal cavity, and the palate, and lodge the upper teeth.
|The most posterior portion of the cranium.
|The external, visible part of the ear.
|The muscles on either side of the neck that allow movement of the head.
|Sternocleidomastoid muscles
|The presence of air in soft tissues, causing a characteristic crackling sensation on palpation.
|Subcutaneous emphysema
|The joint formed where the mandible and cranium meet, just in front of the ear.
|Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
|The small, rounded, fleshy bulge that lies immediately anterior to the ear canal.
|Layers of bone within the nasal cavity.
|The eardrum, which lies between the external and middle ear.
|Tympanic membrane
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CARSON - His season started with a torn knee ligament the first time he stepped on a soccer field.
It was easy to see Saturday that Omar Gonzalez was having a little bit of trouble wondering how he somehow emerged from the MLS Cup with the MVP trophy.
Gonzalez returned from his injury about two months ahead of schedule, which meant he had to tread lightly in order to prevent any further injury. It was something he was getting good at, since he learned through half a season being around the struggling Galaxy was a bit like walking on eggshells.
The Galaxy started 3-8-2 and at one point languished in last place in the Western Conference as coach Bruce Arena tried anything and everything to turn the club around.
"I was coming in about once a week when those hard times were happening," Gonzalez said. "Those days that I did come in everyone's heads would be down and I think Bruce's experience just took over and said we're going to be fine and we ended up being just that.
"The very middle of this season everyone started turning around and everything turned out how Bruce said. Everyone started fighting for each other and it turned out to be an amazing year for me and the organization.
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The next thing you know, he's walking into a postgame press conference to hear David Beckham had described Gonzalez's antics in the locker room.
"Omar is not just a special player, but he's a special person as well," Beckham said. "He works hard, he listens, he's a young player with a lot of talent and I hope at some point he's going to play for the U.S. national team regularly because he deserves it.
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Landon Donovan alluded to being burned out. Arena couldn't blame anyone if they were.
After the Galaxy captured the 2011 MLS Cup, they promptly went on a postseason tour to Australia and Indonesia. Then they had to turn around and start training earlier than usual for the 2012 season because they were involved in the CONCACAF Champions League.
"We've had a couple long years," Arena said. "Last year right after we won the championship, we went on tour. We had to come back early and play the (Champions League).
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Part of Saturday's record crowd at Home Depot Center for the MLS Cup included members of the Lakers, some of whom aren't necessarily soccer players.
"I've never watched soccer in my life, but I know who David Beckham is," center Dwight Howard said. "He's fun to watch, he's done great commercials, he's done a great job with marketing himself over the years. And the ladies love him.
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The Dynamo were careful not to push Carr to get back onto the field, especially considering they lost captain Brad Davis to a quad injury in last year's playoffs.
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NEWPORT City skatepark was officially opened on Friday despite torrential rain.
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AirTran's Wizarding World of Harry Potter Aeroplane Takes to the Sky (Updated)Fans
In anticipation of the Harry Potter attraction's Grand Opening on Friday, AirTran and Universal Studios have today unveiled a Wizarding World of Harry Potter themed aircraft. The Boeing 717 aeroplane features graphics advertising both the attraction and the Universal Orlando resort, as well as a wizarding hand holding a magic wand. A press release issued by Air Tran comments that the plane is "the latest expansion of a partnership that includes exclusive travel packages and special offers to people traveling on AirTran Airways to the Universal Orlando Resort."
To celebrate its launch, the plane flew winners from NBC Today Show's "The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Resort" contest to Orlando International Airport. Photos of the aircraft can be seen right here in our galleries.
Update: A video of the plane being cleaned and moving around the concrete can now be seen here in our video galleries.
Additionally, AirTran and Universal Orlando Resort announced that they are giving away a three night trip for four to the park, including three nights at the Hard Rock Hotel. More details about the contest can be found on the Air Tran website at this link.
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Last Updated: 02/07/2012


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It contains valuable 12th century mediaeval frescoes with high-quality Byzantine-Romanesque fragments and an informative Lombardian cycle dating from 1495. After an extension was made in 1495, the church was completely repainted, covering up the old frescoes. On the west wall and tower, a Maria Magdalena cycle consisting of 18 frescoes was uncovered between 1962 and 1976. Guided tour of the sepulchral church.
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I saw this church on Classical Arts Showcase on TV here in the US. It was a series of stills taken on a beautiful clear winter day, when the church was covered in snow. There was a Baroque musical composition accompanying this slide show. I wish I had caught the name of the piece, or the composer. The clip is named 'A Baroque Christmas'. Both church and music were enchanting.