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The Treemont
- Address:
231 South 15th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102Neighborhood:
Rittenhouse Square
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
The Treemont
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.thetreemont.com/
- Phone: 2676872237x
- Hours of Operation:
Happy Hour: Sunday-Friday 5-7pm (downstairs only)
Sunday - Thursday:
5PM to 10PM Kitchen
4:30PM to 11PM Bar
Friday & Saturday:
5PM to 11PM Kitchen
4:30PM to 12AM Bar
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: "Chip" Roman
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Wine
A word from The Treemont
Chef Chip Roman brings New American food and drink to Center City Philadelphia. The Treemont has a full service bar, with over 20 wines by the glass, 10 craft beers and rotating cocktail selections.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
The Treemont - Best Restaurants in Rittenhouse Square ›
The Treemont reviews from OpenTable diners
110 reviews since June 26, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.3
- Ambiance3.9Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (77)neighborhood gem (44)special occasion (25)romantic (23)hot spot (13)notable wine list (12)good for groups (11)vibrant bar scene (4)late-night find (3)great for lunch (2)great for brunch (2)scenic view (1)Show More
- inventive food, too many flourishesUBUDOCDined on 10/22/2014High ceilings with little sound absorption - noisy due to loud 4 man group at next table even though we were the only two parties in the restaurant Food was inventive but each dish had a few too many moving parts. The celery root soup was a little too sweet. The dorade had good flavor but was too dry on the edges. The grilled beets were tasty but were served cold and that was not indicated on the menu - this was surprising to me and I would not have ordered the beets had I known.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/21/2014We are from California and were thrilled to get such a wonderful gourmet meal in Philadelphia!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not the run of the mill menu!kofppaDined on 10/15/2014Very well prepared food of a different nature. Interesting flavor combinations. The clam / cassoulet dish had a most memorable mix of flavors. Good wines- but a bit pricey by the glass.Special Features:
- Excellent pretheater menuCookieVIPDined on 10/14/2014Also has happy hour pre theater. Also would be nice for after concert or theater but doesn't stay open late enough.Special Features:
- Interesting DishesMandesVIPDined on 10/11/2014This restaurant has a limited menu but the food is very good. I had the Dorade fish and it was outstanding. My husband had the short rib and it was very good. Overall this is a place to try. The service was excellent! We were celebrating my daughter's birthday but the dessert that they brought with the candle was not complimentary, it was $10 for a piece of cake. Most places have a complimentary dessert when you celebrate a birthday. That was disappointing. I ask if you could bring a cake and they said they will charge $4 per person to plate it!!! I think its important to do some special treats like other restaurants do for a birthday and don't get charge for it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lswrphDined on 10/11/2014Food was very good; service very attentive. Proximity to the Kimmel Center is a plus. Bears repeating.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- operaDined on 10/3/2014We had a wonderful pre-opera dinner, with extra attention paid to a food allergy (chili).Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RedThangVIPDined on 10/2/2014This was my second visit to The Treemont and it did not disappoint. The food was deliciously prepared and beautifully presented and the wine list provide a balanced range of choices for every palate. The wait staff were friendly and helpful. It was not terribly crowded either time I dined at the restaurant which some have speculated is due to its location near a construction site. Given its proximity to the theatre and concert venues, and the wonderful dining experience, it is well worth overlooking the construction site to experience this gem.Special Features:
- DisappointingGladwyneGirlVIPDined on 9/27/2014I really didn't think The Treemont could be as bad as the reviews. Sorry to say it was. When our first courses arrived and the salad resembled a garnish I just about died. It was tiny and just plain odd. As far as placement- the greens were even located on the corner of a larger plate as if anticipating something else in the center. The entire menu needs to be overhauled- over thought & not appetizing. The wine pours were also anemic. Sorry- really love Blackfish...
- Another winner from Chip RomanMediaDinerVIPDined on 9/26/2014Our dinner here on a Friday night was fantastic. The place is hip and modern looking, and the food is daring and delicious. The gnocchi made with French pastry flour and parmesan are out of this world!Special Features:
- Coming along...BazkapVIPDined on 9/26/2014The food and service at Treemont are why dining out can be adventuresome and memorable. Variations on classic cuisine and presentation added energy to the experience. The only improvement only need be a closer balance between expense and value.Special Features:
- pamkVIPDined on 9/26/2014Exceptional food! Sincere waitstaff - attentive and helpful. Although the space is not outstanding-the location is terrific for orchestra and theatre!Special Features:
- Great Spot!DebbieDined on 9/25/2014The Skatewing was perfect! The Chickpea fritters melted in my mouth!Special Features:
- Nice Date NightOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 9/22/2014The service was excellent and the food was superior. We did have a little bit longer of a wait for our main course but the staff was courteous, attentive and apologetic during the delay. The seating unlike most restaurants in Philly gave plenty of room to have a quieter conversation and a nice date night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EmilyVIPDined on 9/19/2014I was slightly disappointed in our meal here. Blackfish and Ela were much superior.
- muchogusto4everVIPDined on 9/17/2014Outstanding dining experience. Delicious food. Outstanding service. Comfortable restaurant.Special Features:
- Time for a new food criticDyDuoVIPDined on 9/16/2014Our local food critic needs some competition. In reading his recent review of this lovely gem on 15th Street, I would have been hesitant about going there. I have dined 3 times in the last 2 wks and love it. The creative design of a small space is one of the smartest uses of the challenging vertical space that I have ever seen, and the staff master it with grace, running food to the loft. Each area of dining has a unique feel, and that is wonderful. The food is outstanding! I have had the mushrooms, beets, tuna, cobia ceviche, short rib, and Amish chicken. All were delicious and perfectly prepared and artfully presented. The staff is friendly and attentive. I own 3 other restaurants in the city and this is my new favorite, A GREAT FIND!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- novel1000VIPDined on 9/13/2014Incredible service and the food was outstanding, particularly the escargot and cobia.Special Features:
- Nice place, couple things offOpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 9/13/2014Nice dishes. Two little failures. The bread with the terrine was too soft to spread the hard terrine on. The pretzel roll was too strongly flavored for a couple of the cheeses and overpowered them.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chip Roman's new ventureStonewallVIPDined on 9/11/2014We went to Treemont for my sons birthday. We are big fans of Blackfish, Mica and Ela. Treemont did not disappoint. The food was excellent. Very creative. Reasonably priced. Nice atmosphere.Special Features:
- Not What I was hoping forOutAndAboutPHLVIPDined on 9/10/2014Very salty food that was not memorable. Waited forever for most everything.
- reviewOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/6/2014Very undewhelmed and disappointed in the food. Presentation was done well and well mannered service. Food completely underwhelming in taste and portion sizes. Would not recommend.
- MarleyDined on 9/6/2014We had an enjoyable evening at the Treemont. The food was very flavorful and I definitely would go again. One complaint that I have was the small amount of meat that was served for the lamb dish. I had two small chunks of lamb that were literally each about half of the size of a chicken nugget. My fellow diners had the short ribs and received generous portions so I do not know what the problem was with the lamb.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okalp1VIPDined on 8/29/2014We were there Friday night and there were only two other tables seated. Vegtable salad was just ok. Salmon good but overall small portions. The menu looked very interesting and I was looking forward to trying the Treemont but food was good not great.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/24/2014Had a great dinner. Every dish was well thought out. We had been to Ela and wanted to try Treemont. The cuisine is very forward-thinking and the flavors are very complex. My only complaint was that portion-wise appeared a little uneven, at least when it comes to the small plates. I ordered the squid dish, which was plated beautifully, but was much more bite-size than the escargots that my husband ordered. Regardless, very good food, and we would go back.Special Features:
- Girls nightdinnerfor2Dined on 8/22/2014Went here with a girlfriend to catch up with each other. It was delicious!! The menu is unique and a lovely change from the same old dame old. We did a lot of talking and never felt rushed. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and made the perfect recommendations. The raspberry and walnut dessert is a must! I can't wait to return to The Treemont to see what they're serving next..Special Features:
- Outstanding!Brian623Dined on 8/20/2014My companion called to ask about gluten-free options and the hostess noted it on our reservation. When we were seated, the waiter proactively went over the GF options with us, which I think was an awesome piece of customer service! Outstanding! The food was really imaginative and amazing, nice wine list and cocktail options.Special Features:
- Fantastic dining experience!MichaelVIPDined on 8/20/2014My wife and I had a great time dining at The Treemont. What a treat! Both small plates we shared were very tasty - chick pea fritters and charred squid. My wife had the lamb saddle as an entree, which she really enjoyed and I had the best salmon I've ever eaten. The presentation on the plates was in itself a treat - works of art! We had excellent service by the entire staff and we will be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Interesting dishesMetzVIPDined on 8/19/2014Food was different and very well prepared. Great dining experience as not the kind of food you make at home. Could do with a little less of the cream in a couple of dishes as they were very rich. Only real complaint is the same as at sister restaurant Ela. Drinks are very expensive and portions are very skimpy. Next time, I will pre-game!Special Features:
- louboutin34VIPDined on 8/16/2014Everything was wonderful, especially the small plates. Perhaps the least interesting were George Perrier's escargot; shows how far Philly and its chefs have come.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodAdrianaVIPDined on 8/8/2014My fiancé and I both enjoyed the short rib; it melted in your mouth.Special Features:
- great food in the center of thingsaldburybluebellDined on 8/7/2014Treemont is still new to the Broad Street, Philadelphia scene and a little gem especially for pre-theatre dining. Their appetizers and sides make for delicious grazing if a lighter touch is to your liking. The charred beets and the grilled asparagus are particularly savory. The service is attentive without being fawning.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- foodloverVIPDined on 8/2/2014innovative food choices and our part of 4 tried most of them. To note : in small bites try the chickpea one all others are small and for one only and actually a small bite. under appts gnudo all raved about and I loved the escargot a la George Perrier and the carrot gazpacho was incredible. All of us had different entrees and the ones liked the best were the veal tenderloin and the short ribs. Waiter was great but eating downstairs was a bit tight .Special Features:
- yummersDined on 8/2/2014oysters were great, grilled squid was amazing but a very small portion so don't plan to share much. everyone was pleased with their meals. I personally wish the menu was a little larger or had more seafood options. Given that i had looked at the menu online and made my selection (tile fish) in advance i was a bit bummed when we got there and it was no longer on the menu and had been replaced by salmon.Special Features:
- a great mealSuzdoozDined on 8/2/2014I believe this is their third restaurant. It looks like a new "kid on the block". LaBan should get his game on for this one. Superb from beginning to end.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Doesn't hit the markOpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 8/1/2014Thought the food was very good. Fish for two was a nice treat and never had skate wing served like that. A perfect sharing option. Gnudi was very rich and something different. Service was a bit of a disappointment. Not bad but not what you'd expect from a place like this. Twice we were asked if we were done with a course while there was clearly still food on the plate. Efficient but not overly warm. Sat downstairs where it felt a bit cramped. Don't know how the upstairs seating looks.
- Great new find!JimGDined on 7/27/2014Chip Roman's latest restaurant is fantastic! Starting with a cocktail and snack recommendation from the personable and talented bartender at the welcoming bar, a table in the warm and friendly first floor dining room looking out onto 15th Street, to the food the 3 of us chose (with help from our server) and shared, and topped off with an interesting and easy to pair wine and beer list, it was an overall exceptional experience. We can't wait to go back with some of our foodie and wino friends. Great job Chip!Special Features:
- Great hidden gemJJPhillyVIPDined on 7/25/2014Beautiful restaurant. Wonderful bar and very friendly staff.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will be very busy VERY soonSpitdocVIPDined on 7/25/2014We are big fans of Blackfish and many restaurants on Passyunk and were curious about Treemont. Not very busy due to summer beach goers. Very sophistocated dishes like Will BYO and wonderful presentations. Liked the Cocoa Muffins. Appetizers werewell thought out from Wonderful albeit small Deviled eggs to very creative Carrot Gazpacho. Veal and Short ribs were plentiful and with wonderful accents. My wife who hates beets even loved the Charred Beat side dish. Chocolate cake dessert was small but yummy! Server was experienced and very knowledgeable regarding each ingredient. Overall a bit hit and must at least try restaurant. Great dining experience! Grade A/A-Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/20/2014Great food loved the salmon only problem they ran out of The Fish of hype day.I would recommend this to a friend.


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Apple releases thrilling iOS 6.1.4 update
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Apple has released iOS 6.1.4 for iPhone 5, which brings an updated speakerphone profile to the fifth Apple phone.
Do try to control yourselves.
That's all Apple is willing to admit to in this update, although with it weighing in at 11.5MB we'd expect there'll be some other bug fixes and the like included too.
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What gives? How come it's been taken off of Michael's Youtube Page?
Thats terrible yeaah right Jetaime.
now I have to wait on the radio till any channel put it.
still don't have it
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They have been shooting the video this week, perhaps they are in the process of getting that up there. Still, it makes no sense to delete the view count when they could of just updated the video and kept it. Sigh.
I noticed this as well
However you can listen to the song on this site,
just go to 'Home' and follow, it is streaming on this site.
WHAT! And I can't buy it on itunes yet!!!!! FECK OFF SONY!!!! That's NOT fair!
How am I supposed to listen to it???!!!
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 Things will get better if you just hold my hand Nothing can come between us if you just hold,hold my, hold, hold my, hold, HOLD MY HAND
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It reached 2 million and now removed (
that is terrible
I was wondering the same thing! I wanted to see the view count, since last night it went over the million mark.


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Library Services
DOCS' General Library Program offers inmates library services and programs in a manner similar to those offered by public libraries in the community. General Libraries also offer resources and services that support and enhance the department's other programs, especially: Academic Education, Transitional Services, Guidance and Counseling, and Substance Abuse Treatment. Reading materials are also available for inmates who are new readers or who are monolingual in Spanish or other languages. Most libraries have subscriptions to popular magazines and many home town newspapers.
Each facility General Library is affiliated with the public library system that serves its region. Through these connections, inmates and staff are afforded interlibrary loan of books, periodicals, videos and other media.
Large libraries are staffed by professional librarians. Some facilities also have civilian library clerks; most libraries employ inmate clerks who work in entry level jobs to high level clerical positions. Inmate library workers obtain valuable skills that expand their career options upon release.
DOCS' General Library Program has three goals:
- To meet the educational, informational and recreational needs of the inmate population, and the staff who serve them, through the provision of well-balanced collections of library resources (books and other media), interlibrary loan services and reference services.
- To encourage inmates' self-awareness and personal growth by offering library programming such as: book and film discussions, lectures, cultural presentations, poetry readings and workshops. Topics frequently covered in these programs include: parenting, family literacy, job information, communication skills, and cultural identity.
- To demonstrate and promote the value of library use so that inmates will be able to make effective use of public libraries upon their return to the community. To this end, every effort is made to organize DOCS General Library operations on the public library model, including the use of automated card catalogs and circulation systems and CD-ROM and DVD reference tools.
Admission Requirements
All inmates in general confinement facilities are eligible for library services. Inmates who are not permitted to visit a facility's General Library Program, because of their disciplinary or protective custody status or their health, may receive outreach services from the General Library.
Most correctional facilities offer inmates a General Library Program. Inmates who are assigned to work release facilities may avail themselves of public library services in the community.
DOCS' Law Library Program provides inmates with basic resources for legal research and preparation of legal papers. Legal assistance services are available to inmates who are unable to do their own legal work. Inmate law clerks, who have been certified through a department-sponsored legal research course, provide these legal assistance services or refer inmates to free legal service organizations in the community.
Other services usually available through the Law Library Program include: notary services, photocopying of legal materials for a fee, typing services and provision of legal writing supplies.
Law Library Programs are administered at the correctional facilities by the Deputy Superintendent for Programs or equivalent. The daily operations of Law Libraries are managed by a Correction Officer or another staff member. Most Law Libraries employ inmates who work as Book Clerks, Typists, Legal General Clerks, Paralegal Assistants, or Administrative Clerks.
Department Directive 4483, "Law Libraries, Inmate Legal Assistance and Notary Public Services," establishes guidelines for the operation of this program.
DOCS' Law Library Program has been developed to meet the United State Supreme Court mandate that inmates have access to the courts.
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All inmates in general confinement facilities are eligible for Law Library services. Inmates with verifiable court deadlines may obtain special access to the Law Library. Inmates who are not permitted to visit a facility's Law Library Program, because of their disciplinary or protective custody status or their health, may receive outreach services from the Law Library.
Legal Research Courses are available at the larger correctional facilities. These courses are offered to provide the Department with a cadre of trained inmate law clerks who assist in maintaining the law book collections and who provide free legal assistance services to their peers. Participation in these courses is limited to inmates who have a GED or higher education credential and a satisfactory disciplinary record. Legal Research Certificates are issued to inmates who successfully pass this course.
Most correctional facilities offer inmates a Law Library Program. Inmates who are assigned to work release facilities may avail themselves of free legal assistance services or law libraries in the community.


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Airstream Workspaces - Unused Bloomberg Businessweek Illustrations.
Some unused illustrations I did around this time last year for Bloomberg Businessweek. They were for an article about people who had turned their airstreams into mobile work spaces and were living and working where ever was most convenient .
The Art Director on the project came up with idea of illustrating Airstreams converted into traditional businesses in an over the top way . I remember only having the weekend to get this done so it was pretty rushed and in the end the Art Director was happy with the final images, but unfortunately at the last minute the Editor thought an article about Airstreams should have photos of Airstreams so that there was no confusion. I can understand that and at least these can see the light of day on here.
I also couldn't help myself and snuck my dog and I into the barbershop scene and Rocky Balboa training in the freezer of the butcher shop.
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My DSL had been working fine and has been very solid for the past 2 months and speeds have been stable at around 1.3 (I have 1.5 service). Two days ago, my system went haywire and started retraining constantly throughout the day and evening. It would lose lock on almost every 2 to 5 minutes, stay off for maybe 30 seconds and then lock back on. This has been going on constantly for the past two days. It's driving me nuts just trying to surf the net or download something.I went out and bought a new modem today and am trying it out (Actiontec GT 784WN----my old one is an Actiontec PK 5000) to see if it was the modem going bad. The modem is not the problem though as I'm getting the exact results with the new modem.I'm going to wait and call tech support Monday when I can get someone to talk to in the States. It's almost like Century Link (QWest) changed something at their end or in the central office that I'm connected to (not connected to a DSLAM). In the 12 years I've had DSL with them, this is the first time anything like this has happened---and I was so happy with the solid way it had been working.Any comments or suggestions would be appreciated.--Phil--4 Corners NM, Qwest DSL, 1.5 service. Win XP (SP2), Core 2 Quad, 3ghz, 4 gig Ram---Single computer, no network. Browsers Firefox and Opera---Don't like or use Internet Explorer
Sounds like your phone line has gone bad. They don't last forever. Did you have a bad lightning storm lately, flooding, lot of ice build up or something that could have damaged the lines? Before calling them I would first rule out anything inside the house that could be causing the problem. Unplug anything that's connected to the phone line except the modem and try it. If there's still a problem take the modem and PC outside and plug right into the box where the line comes onto your property and try it there with the line going into the house disconnected. Then all you have to get them to do is repair it up to your property.
Double check that nothing "new" has been attached to your phone line or if a filter was removed.
I have a whole house filter on my NDI box and DSL is split off on a "home run" DSL line coming in to my computer (no voice lines connected to the DSL home run line). There is nothing wrong with the wiring in my house that would cause the problems. Also, no storms lately. Could the whole house filter in the NDI box on the outside of my house have gone bad? Phone voice service is still good though.I live in a rural area, not within a city, and I suspect that Century Link has done something to the lines between my house and the central office or within the central office itself that is causing my problem. It was a sudden change, not something that developed over time. My SNR or Attenuation hasn't changed and when I'm locked on to DSL, my speed is still up at between 900 to 1.2. In the past years when my system would retrain, normally the speed would drop down significantly until I rebooted the system. Since yesterday morning, my system has retrained over 600 times but still comes back on line at a decent speed for a few minutes each time with the SNR and Attenuation being unchanged from what it has generally been over the past 10 years.--Phil--4 Corners NM, Qwest DSL, 1.5 service. Win XP (SP2), Core 2 Quad, 3ghz, 4 gig Ram---Single computer, no network. Browsers Firefox and Opera---Don't like or use Internet Explorer
If you live in a rural area the line probably doesn't go to the Central Office since the limit is 18,000' so it probably goes to a sub-station at the outskirts of town or a little box by the side of the road somewhere. If your readings don't change it sounds like a loose connection or equipment failure at their end.
Yes filters can go bad, as a test you can connect your modem direct in your nid, this will remove your inside wiring from the equation. Go ahead and post your attenuation and snr levels for us to see.--Ofallon, Mo WeatherSt. Peters, Mo Weather
I'm 16,000 feet from the Central Office (just barely eligible for DSL service). I'm connected to the central office, not a sub station. That was verified some time ago by one of the technicians I had out on another problem.My SNR varies between 7 and 12 and has been that way for the 10 years I've had DSL service. My attenuation has always been a constant 31 UP and 62 Down--never changes. Not good numbers by any standard but my system has been working fine with them for many years.During the first 9 1/2 years I had DSL with QWest, my service was intermittent at best and speeds were 640 at best (I was paying for 1.5 service) and most of the time, somewhat lower. That was understandable with the bad SNR and Attenuation numbers which was the result of my home being so far from the Central Office (plus older wiring at various gauges between my home and the CO).Last year, a technician told me that they were planning to upgrade their equipment in the central office and that it would allow them to put out a stronger signal and I would be able to get better speeds. Apparently that happened about 6 months ago as all of a sudden I started getting 1.2 to 1.3 speeds and my DSL stayed locked on solid most of the time (had an occasional retrain and drop in speed, but no lower than around 900). All was well until this past Friday when the constant retraining began. I've had over 700 retrains since yesterday morning.Since I have a separate "home run" dedicated to DSL that runs parallel with my home phone wiring, I know I don't have a wiring problem. I also know I don't have a modem problem as I bought a new modem to try and it does the same thing as the old one. The whole house filter/DSL splitter that was installed in my NID box about a year ago may be malfunctioning and tomorrow, I will hook my modem up to the input of it to see if I keep having the retraining problem.But I doubt that is the problem. I suspect that the problem is somewhere within the central office or somewhere in the lines between my NID and the central office. The phone people up here are always changing things around and since this problem happened "overnight", I suspect something has become intermittent in Century Link's system or one of their lineman or technicians has done something while working on the lines or equipment within their system to cause my problem.--Phil--4 Corners NM, Qwest DSL, 1.5 service. Win XP (SP2), Core 2 Quad, 3ghz, 4 gig Ram---Single computer, no network. Browsers Firefox and Opera---Don't like or use Internet Explorer
Finally got to talk to a tech support person in the US. After all of the normal stuff, the tech finally discovered that on Friday, the exact day I started having these retraining problems, they had switched me from copper wire to fiberoptics at the central office. That's strange as we don't have fiberoptics in the area I live in. Anyway, they are sending out a tech today to see if he can get the system fixed.--Phil--4 Corners NM, Qwest DSL, 1.5 service. Win XP (SP2), Core 2 Quad, 3ghz, 4 gig Ram---Single computer, no network. Browsers Firefox and Opera---Don't like or use Internet Explorer
Follow up info: The tech never came out but he called me. I told him that the problem was caused by the central office changing me from copper to fiber lines. He said he would go there and turn the problem over to them.I drove down to the Central Office about 2 hours later and the place was locked up and no one working there. Apparently they have one tech who services several small towns in this area. When I got home, Century Link had lowered my service from 1.5 to 640K and I haven't had any communication with them since the tech called me this morning. Very frustrating dealing with them. I'm not sure if they are going to put me back on copper ADSL or what. No one at Century link seems to know---or even care from what I can gather.If there is anyone from Century Link who views this forum, I sure could use some help.--Phil--4 Corners NM, Qwest DSL, 1.5 service. Win XP (SP2), Core 2 Quad, 3ghz, 4 gig Ram---Single computer, no network. Browsers Firefox and Opera---Don't like or use Internet Explorer
I wonder if that could be what is wrong with ours.
All of a sudden yesterday morning my did the same thing here in Ogden Utah, I'm connected to the CO also. they upgraded me to thr 7mb but could only train up at 4mb, day befor yesterday I was getting trained to 4.4mb and downloads was close to 3.9mb. Awsome, then yesterday, bam. Modem started to retrain and reboot and now at best I train up at 4mb.Downloads are 3.4 - 3.5 mb, not bad but something is wrong with the equipment some where, either at the CO or my modem. I was looking for a new Zyxel pk5000z but after reading this that may not fix the issue. I have the Actiontec PK5000.
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Thanks Patti,Yesterday, I did send an e-mail to Centurylink outlining my problems. I got a response back from Rick this morning. He asked for some additional data and I immediately sent it back to him. Later this afternoon, I got a call from a technical person from Centurylink out of Boise, Idaho. He said that Rick had passed on the information to him and he was going to handle it. It was great to finally talk to someone who wanted to help me out.He went on to tell me that they were upgrading their equipment in the Central Office in my area and I was one of the people switched to the newer fiber cable based equipment. Apparently, some others out near where I live who were switched were having similar problems as I was. He said that unfortunately, the newer equipment "apparently" doesn't handle longer distances (I'm at 16,000 feet from the CO) as well as the older copper wire based equipment. He theorized that that was the cause of my system going haywire although I'm not sold on that theory.Tomorrow, he will issue a service order to put me back on the old system so I can get my higher speeds back and a more stable DSL system. Hopefully, it will start/continue working as well as it was before the CO change that messed up my DSL service starting last Friday. I had been cruising along for several months at 1.2 to 1.3 speeds with very few retrains before the CO change.--Phil--4 Corners NM, Qwest DSL, 1.5 service. Win XP (SP2), Core 2 Quad, 3ghz, 4 gig Ram---Single computer, no network. Browsers Firefox and Opera---Don't like or use Internet Explorer
Later that day after I got home from work, my modem was trained up higher than I have ever seen befor. But at 4db SNR? O well it hasn't retrained since. 4544 kbps trained.Good job Qwest/Centurylink.I dealt with years of Comcast growing, you could almost know at or around 3am the internet would go out, but to come back on faster each time. After 7+ years of that Comcast really is fast and stable now. I can have over 200 days up time in the last few years.I feel after Centurylink gets over paying for Qwest dept and starts making money, they will be the ones in position to take the crown. Or at least be the ones to help lower the prices of the U.S. internet.Thank you Centurylink, I know this isn't an easy job to take on but your doing it
Finally my system is back up, stable and although I'm not getting above 1.0 yet, I am getting 996 speeds down--thanks to the extra effort from the second tech (Darrel) who went back this afternoon to the CO to fix my voice line problem that was caused when they put me back on copper. Initially after they put me back on copper, my speed came up at around 700 and the first tech who put me back on copper and (and apparently miswired the system) said "that's the best you are going to get". Thank goodness that there are a few techs out there like Darrel, who are willing to put in some extra effort to help customers. After Centurylink put me back on copper, my DSL came up but I lost my voice line. I had to put in another call on my TRAC phone to tech support to get a second tech (Darrel) to go back to the CO and rewire my system and get my voice line back. Apparently they had miswired something at the CO when they put me back on Copper. Took about 4 hours to get that taken care of today. A big thanks to the second tech, Darrel, for his help in getting things straightened out and taking the time to actually do something to help improve my DSL speeds.--Phil--4 Corners NM, Qwest DSL, 1.5 service. Win XP (SP2), Core 2 Quad, 3ghz, 4 gig Ram---Single computer, no network. Browsers Firefox and Opera---Don't like or use Internet Explorer
I'm getting frequent retrains. Between 1-8 min uptimes.To make a long story short we replaced everything on the house side. Modem, lines, etc.Still having retrains.The tech put me on their service port and left me there overnight. Not 1 single retrain the whole night.Today he put me on a new port and things were looking good for about an hour. Now I'm getting constant retrains again.Some modem stats:SNR Down 13SNR Up 14Atten down 52Atten up 49Considering I was on the techs service port overnight without a single retrain leads me to believe the line is good. My overnight speeds were close to 5mb down. I have a 4 mb pkg. But the service port is open speedwise I guess.I'm getting these retrains with computers on and off. I was thinking maybe a heavy usage was dropping the dsl connection but it doesn't seem to matter.Any suggestions? Does the service port have a stronger output than a normal port?I dont' really need 4 meg service. Would lowering my speeds resolve this issue?
their service port is just like your port. Might be provisioned higher, but nothing special about it. The tech might have changed ports locally, but that doesn't change things all the way through the atm, redback and so on. The tech needs to keep testing the route all the way back if needed. IF you post your line stats, people here could give you an educated guess if 4M is too much for your line to handle. You say you were getting 5M with their port, so it sounds as if your line will handle 4M all right.--This posting is of my own opinion and in no way connected to any employer.
Kauf2938,We would like to look into this issue for you please email account information to us at firstname.lastname@example.com please include the account number, and a contact number for us to reach you at.ThanksPattiCenturylink Help
Broadband Status PPP Parameter StatusVPI: 8VCI: 35DSL Mode Setting: MultimodeDSL Negotiated Mode: G.DMTConnection Status: ShowtimeSpeed (down/up): 4704 / 576 KbpsNumber of Retrains: 30Number of Retrains Elapsed Time: 00H:59M:57SATM QoS class: UBRNear End CRC Errors Interleave: 8Near End CRC Errors Fastpath: 0Far End CRC Errors Interleave: 7Far End CRC Errors Fastpath: 030 Minute Near End CRC Interleave: 130 Minute Near End CRC Fastpath: 030 Minute Far End CRC Interleave: 330 Minute Far End CRC Fastpath: 0Near End RS FEC Interleave: 68Near End RS FEC Fastpath: 0Far End RS FEC Interleave: 65Far End RS FEC Fastpath: 030 Minute Near End FEC Interleave: 6830 Minute Near End FEC Fastpath: 030 Minute Far End FEC Interleave: 2630 Minute Far End FEC Fastpath: 030 Minute Discarded Packets Downstream: 030 Minute Discarded Packets Upstream: 0SNR Downstream: 15SNR Upstream: 14Attenuation Downstream: 52Attenuation Upstream: 29


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If you've ever wondered how big scenes were made pre-digital, CGI and green screen era, this behind-the-scenes from 1971 following Roman Polanski as he shoots Macbeth will not only answer your question but might also (friendly warning) trigger a wave of nostalgia for a time where filmmakin ...Continue Reading
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This is quite amazing. Kevin B. Lee, just gave a lot of visibility to a new form of filmmaking: Desktop Documentary by releasing a 25 minute behind the scenes of yet-to-be-released Transformers 4 made thanks to Internet footage. Yes, you read well.As its name indicates, Desktop Docume ...Continue Reading
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Today was Monday, and like most Mondays, I had a huge pile of emails begging for a response, and a big list of things to do in my mind. My normal approach (and the normal approach of most people, I'm sure) would be to spend several hours in the morning responding to all those emails.
Instead this morning, I tried something different, and completely ignored my email. I made a list of the most critical things upon arriving in the morning, and chugged through those. I was amazed at how much more productive this made my day.
While I can't do this everyday, and I'll probably answer most of those emails tomorrow, it was refreshing to focus on a proactive workflow, rather than a reactive one.
One day, there was a blind man sitting on the steps of a building with a hat by his feet and a sign that read: "I am blind, please help." A creative publicist was walking by and stopped to observe. He saw that the blind man had only a few coins in his hat. He dropped in more coins and, without…
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I have been blessed in many ways. I've had a healthy, able body my whole life. I've had relatively few difficulties in learning, or getting my mind to do what I want it to. Most importantly though, I've been blessed by the people around me, people who have opened my eyes to the vast range of abilities in this world.
My wonderful fiance, Molly, is a Special Education Teacher. She works in a classroom with students who face more challenges just getting through each day than most of us could begin to understand. In her classroom, she works to teach her students basic "Life Skills"; the tools they need to get by in this complicated world. Her students, in 3rd through 6th grade, work on a whole range of skills, including: cleaning, cooking, using money, and counting. He goal is to make sure her students are as independent as possible when they leave her classroom, and head on to the next stages of their lives.
There are many different kinds of disability in the world, some mental, and some physical. While Molly's work mainly revolves around people with mental disabilities (some of her students have physical disabilities as well), I have had the opportunity to build prosthetic arms for people with physical disability in the form of limb loss.
People quickly recognize that the work we do at Bump creating prosthetic devices is focused on individuals in poverty, especially those with disabilities, however, that's not really all it's about. Bump's work, and Molly's work is all about believing in the value of people.
We often hear groups that work to help children in poverty ask for our support because "one of these children could be the next Mozart, or find the cure for Cancer." While statements like this one can get our attention, should that really be the reason why we value helping those children, just because of what "value" they bring to society?
I contend that we should not measure the value of a person on the basis of their ability to contribute to society in some way, but rather solely on the fact that they are a person. In fact, we should not be in the business of assigning different values to people at all. We should value the lives of all people as priceless, no matter if they are young or old, weak or strong, think big thoughts or little ones, have more or less limbs, or are inside of their mother's womb or outside of it.
Many times in history, we have seen societies choose to treat certain groups of people with less value than others, and this has always occurred at great cost to everyone involved.
The United Nations recognizes today (December 3rd) as the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, because that is a group of people who are almost always undervalued. On this day (and all days) we should challenge ourselves to treat all people with the respect and dignity they deserve, because that's really what it's all about.
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Premier League winners: 2/1
FA Cup winners: 11/2
Capital One Cup winners: 7/1
Champions League winners: 10/1
United to win at least one trophy: 11/10
Rooney to be PL top scorer: 8/1
Van Persie to be PL top scorer: 8/1
Rooney and van Persie to score over 35 PL goals combined: 7/5
Rooney and van Persie to score over 53 goals in all comps combined: 3/1
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Victory in both PL derby games: 7/1
Finishing above City in PL: 11/10
Going further than City in FA Cup: 23/20
Going further than City in Champions League: 9/4
Rooney to outscore Aguero in PL: 21/20
Fletcher and Tom Cleverley from long-term absences provides much-needed depth in midfield and skipper Nemanja Vidic is also fit again for the first time since December. If van Persie can dovetail effectively with Rooney, that 2/1 quote could disappear from view quicker than City's trophy cabinet would if it was placed behind its Old Trafford counterpart.
The capture of van Persie has got Sir Alex talking about the famous Treble-winning striking quartet of Teddy Sheringham, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Andy Cole and Dwight Yorke. The latter two managed an amazing 53 goals between them in all competitions during that extraordinary 1998/99 season – can Rooney and van Persie surpass their total?
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As ever, Sir Alex will demand that United strive to win all four trophies on offer this season, but it is impossible to ignore what promises to be the main theme of 2012/13 – whether the Reds can get the upper hand over City in all competitions. The 7/1 price on a league derby double could find some support, while United's superior


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You know that gut wrenching feeling sometimes? It could be one of these things.
"something you did"
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"affective state in which one experiences conflict at having done something that one believes is wrong"
"emotional experience that occurs when a person believes that he or she has violated a moral standard"
"one that is consciously aware of committing an offense or crime"
"the fact of having committed an implied crime"
"state of one who has committed an offense especially consciously"
"feelings of culpability especially for imagined offenses or from a sense of inadequacy"
Princess Aslaug from Vikings. Done with watercolor, brush pen, ink, and pencils.
The spiral is a powerful symbol seen throughout nature. From the microscopic cochlea of the inner ear to our gargantuan milky way galaxy, it's everywhere!
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After finishing Harry Potter on Audiobook, this crazed image of Rita Skeeter was swirling through my mind. All that matters to this mad hatter is the juiciest of news.
Floki from Vikings, played by Gustaf Starsgard.
I loved Frozen, but what if the Snow Queen hadn't found her sister's love?
Fixated or Obesessed
Highly Sensitive: something people have said about me my entire life, good and bad.
An homage to my favorite collage artist Michael Tunk. Big Cats of War represents brutality but also the dread of it's coming.
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For a colorful take on the Irish music scene, check out "A Drink with Shane MacGowan," by the Pogues founder and his wife Victoria Mary Clarke. All of MacGowan's messy, comical and tragic brilliance is on display here.
(359 pages / $14 / Grove)
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The United Autoworkers Union is struggling – and it is the first to admit it. With its membership dwindling after three decades of workforce cuts by Chrysler, Ford and General Motors, the union has pinned its future on organizing one of the transplants. Efforts to convince workers at Japanese-owned plants, like the Nissan factory in Smyrna, Tennessee, have fallen on deaf ears in the past, but there's now hope that the UAW might succeed at one of the newer German-owned plants.
According to Reuters, the union is targeting the Mercedes-Benz plant in Tuscaloosa County, Alabama, and the Volkswagen plant in Chattanooga. The UAW's strategy reportedly involves seeking assistance from IG Metall, the powerful German labor union that helped the UAW organize a VW plant in Pennsylvania in the 1970s. Reuters says the German union has a vested interest in helping the UAW, in that it does not want non-unionized workers at the German-owned plants in the United States to be able to undercut it on labor costs. If IG Metall can pressure the German carmakers not to oppose the UAW, the American union would have an easier time getting workers to vote for it, or at least that's the thinking.
Yet even with IG Metall's help, the UAW faces a historic challenge in organizing in the South, where the word "union" is regarded about the same as it was during the Civil War. And time is running out, according to the report, which says the UAW has been dipping into its strike fund since 2006.


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A cup of hot tea creates balance within. Try a cup for a calm,
Cool, and collected day. TIP: Top off the Hot Tea with some cold water and honey/ agave and kids love it! #spd #kids #parenting #sensory #balance
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These are the three areas of Sensory Processing Disorder/ Sensory integration Disorder and brief descriptions for each. It's helpful for you to understand better as well as friends, family, teachers, camp counselors, etc. the most important thing is being on the same page.
"Anger triggers a physical reaction that increases most people's energy and tension levels. Learning to calm down before anger gets out of control presents a challenge for many children. Since anger causes increases in heart rate and blood pressure, sensory activities designed to lower those…
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-Quick tempos
-Music — lower frequencies will elicit movement (drums), higher frequencies can engage attention (flutes, singing, cymbals)
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-Cold shower or cold water in swimming
-Splash in cold water at a water table
Rainy day activities with your Sensory Kid #spd
A T-stool is a simple one legged stool. Sitting on a T-stool is very similar to sitting on an exercise ball, as it activates the core muscles and gives the body something active to do while sitting!
OT's use T-stools with children for more than one reason:
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Improve focus with your sensory kid #spd
The body sock is used as a sensory integration technique for children. It is a stretchy lycra and spandex contraption with a slit on one side for a child to stick their head out of. Sometimes children like to keep their head inside the sock and that is completely fine, as the material is…
Does your sensory kid need a body sock? #spd
Sensory defensiveness is a condition that consists of a wide array of symptoms. What most people may find "normal" or "non-irritating", people with sensory defensiveness have aversive/defensive reactions to the same stimuli. What may be interesting, exciting, calming, pleasurable to most people…
What type of sensory kid do you have? #spd#sensory
The vestibular system is how the body senses movement and where the body is in relation to gravity. When you're swinging on a swing, running, or dancing, you are giving vestibular input to your body. Your vestibular system is also responsible for telling you whether you're upside-down (i.e., on…
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FORT WORTH — Elizabeth Macey spent Thanksgiving Day with friends and was on her way home when a suspected drunken driver ended her life.She was family, said Cindy Ladd, a co-worker of Maceys at Yupps Night Club in Fort Worth. She was like a sister. We loved her dearly. Its just hard on us all.A 20-year-old Fort Worth man faces an intoxication manslaughter charge in the head-on collision that killed Macey, 56, of Fort Worth.Derrick Paul Jackson remained in the Mansfield Jail on Monday with bail set at $10,000.Jackson and a passenger were northbound in the 1700 block of Oakland Boulevard around 7 p.m. Thursday when their 1999 Buick crossed over the double yellow line and collided head-on with a southbound 1999 Nissan Sentra driven by Macey, Fort Worth police said.Macey was taken to John Peter Smith Hospital, where she was pronounced dead from her injuries at 9:42 p.m.Jackson and his passenger, 19-year-old Joshua J. Gibson, did not require hospitalization, police said.Jackson was detained during the investigation and later arrested on suspicion of intoxication manslaughter, police said.Macey was a bartender and cocktail waitress at Yupps and would have celebrated her 20th anniversary working there in February, Ladd said.Ladd said Macey had spent Thanksgiving Day in Weatherford and was taking her beloved dog, Rufus, home so she could get ready for work when the wreck happened. She was supposed to work with me that night. We kept calling and texting her, Ladd said. Then we went to her house the next day and thats how we found out.Ladd said Maceys dog also also died in the wreck.That was her child. That was her baby, Ladd said. He went everywhere with her.Ladd described Macey as a fun-loving, free-spirited woman who loved to sing karaoke and coordinate the clubs Halloween parties.She is very much loved and will be very much missed and will always be in our hearts, Ladd said.
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died June 18, 2010, Lanzarote, Canary Islands, Spain
Portuguese novelist and man of letters who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1998.
The son of rural labourers, Saramago grew up in great poverty in Lisbon. After holding a series of jobs as mechanic and metalworker, Saramago began working in a Lisbon publishing firm and eventually became a journalist and translator. He joined the Portuguese Communist Party in 1969, published several volumes of poems, and served as editor of a Lisbon newspaper in 197475 during the cultural thaw that followed the overthrow of the dictatorship of António Salazar. An anticommunist backlash followed in which Saramago lost his position, and in his 50s he began writing the novels that would eventually establish his international reputation.
One of Saramago's most important novels is Memorial do convento (1982; Memoirs of the Convent; Eng. trans. Baltasar and Blimunda). With 18th-century Portugal (during the Inquisition) as a backdrop, it chronicles the efforts of a handicapped war veteran and his lover to flee their situation by using a flying machine powered by human will. Saramago alternates this allegorical fantasy with grimly realistic descriptions of the construction of the Mafra Convent by thousands of labourers pressed into service by King John V. Another ambitious novel, O ano da morte de Ricardo Reis (1984; The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis), juxtaposes the romantic involvements of its narrator, a poet-physician who returns to Portugal at the start of the Salazar dictatorship, with long dialogues that examine human nature as revealed in Portuguese history and culture.
Saramago's practice of setting whimsical parables against realistic historical backgrounds in order to comment ironically on human foibles is exemplified in two novels: A jangada de pedra (1986; The Stone Raft; film 2002), which explores the situation that ensues when the Iberian Peninsula breaks off from Europe and becomes an island, and O evangelho segundo Jesus Cristo (1991; The Gospel According to Jesus Christ), which posits Christ as an innocent caught in the machinations of God and Satan. The outspoken atheist's ironic comments in The Gospel According to Jesus Christ were deemed too cutting by the Roman Catholic Church, which pressured the Portuguese government to block the book's entry for a literary prize in 1992. As a result of what he considered censorship, Saramago went into self-imposed exile on the Canary Islands for the remainder of his life.
Among Saramago's other novels are his first, Manual de pintura e caligrafia (1976; Manual of Painting and Calligraphy), and such subsequent works as Historia do cerco de Lisboa (1989; The History of the Siege of Lisbon), Todos os nomes (1997; All the Names), O homem duplicado (2002; The Double), As intermitências da morte (2005; Death with Interruptions), and A viagem do elefante (2008; The Elephant's Journey). Ensaio sobre a cegueira (1995; Essay on Blindness; Eng. trans. Blindness; film 2008) and Ensaio sobre a lucidez (2004; Essay on Lucidity; Eng. trans. Seeing) are companion novels. In 2012 his novel Claraboya (Skylight), which had been written in the 1950s but languished in a Portuguese publishing house for decades, was posthumously published.
Saramago also wrote poetry, plays, and several volumes of essays and short stories, as well as autobiographical works. His memoir As pequenas memórias (2006; Small Memories) focuses on his childhood. When he received the Nobel Prize in 1998, his novels were widely read in Europe but less known in the United States; he subsequently gained popularity worldwide. He was the first Portuguese-language writer to win the Nobel Prize. In 1999 the biennial Prémio Literário José Saramago (José Saramago Literary Prize) was established in his honour to recognize young authors writing in Portuguese.


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Adam Richman heads west to Salt Lake City, UT, for a pastrami-topped cheeseburger, a Belgian sausage sandwich and the spicy Hellfire Challenge at Kobe Sushi.Go to Episode
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Even with all the amazing food in Salt Lake City, Adam has to do some sightseeing. He checks out Temple Square, one of the most picturesque areas in the whole city.
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To help Adam beat the flames of Kobe Sushi's Hellfire Challenge, he heads to Utah's beautiful ski resorts to cool down before he heats up.
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Octomom tried her best to avoid going on welfare, but she says "becoming totally destitute" forced her hand ... temporarily.
As TMZ first reported, Nadya is getting $2,000 a month from the State of California, which can only be used on food.
We spoke to her at her home today, where the mother of 14 said she's hoping she only needs the assistance for a month or two at the most.
Octo has been receiving death threats since the news of her welfare broke, but she feels people should be directing their anger towards those who are abusing the system and not at her.
Plus if she doesn't get some help, we might see more pics like these. Lesser of two evils ...
I am a teacher, I have a tenth grade black boy who is failing most of his classes and is in a gang. I asked him what he thinks he is going to do with his life... he looked at me with a surprised face and said, "I AM GOING ON WELFARE LIKE MY MOM!"
I think that says it all about our welfare state.... keep voting democrat and let the destruction of America continue.
She HAD to have 14 kids. She HAD to have plastic surgery. She HAD to go to Disney. She HAD to buy a house she couldn't afford. She HAD to buy expensive gifts for herself instead of investing wisely. She HAD to, this, she HAD to that. BULLSH#T! Maybe you should OWN UP to your own f'g stupidity, and maybe people will give you the time of day, stupid puta.
This woman went ahead with her mega-pregnancy even after it was explained to her that some of the babies would have long term health problems and learning disabilities. Sure 'nuf, some of them do. She had every intention of pimping her brood for every buck she could make. Worked for a while but when people realised what kind of person she really was, they lost interest fast. Now she's destitute? She should lose custody of every single one of her children and be made to get a JOB to support herself.
when did your cooch become a clown car
YOU are the one who had 6 kids then had 8 more. I myself have 7 kids that MY HUSBAND and I support. NEVER once did we need WELFARE. We are responsible and did not have batches of kids, like they were puppies!
I do feel sorry for her. I listened to her during one of her interviews and she explained how she ended up with 8 embryos. She did not intend to have that many kids. If anything, the dr misled her. As for taking Welfare, what's the difference in her getting it and all the welfare queens who spit out a baby a year getting it?
What did she think was going to happen when she **** out a ****ing baseball team with no visible means of support? Those children should be taken away from her and her Vagina super glued shut!!!
Thank you, liberals, for the welfare state we live in. We are beyond bankrupt, with no chance of ever paying off the debt. The interest payments alone are killing us.
TMZ and the people who work there are parasites.
you wrote in your article that she is going to be on welfare for a "Month of two" when it should say Month OR two
I think it's ok she's getting assistance. OBVIOUSLY, you can't have 15 kids and work at the same time.
She should ask the Duggers for some budgeting advice. Im not a fan of having so many kids but they have never been on the dole and have no debt.
Can't believe she thinks she is not abusing the system...she abused it by having all those kids to begin with! It was inevitable that she would end up on welfare...with California taxpayers supporting them. Sad.
Note bene..Not only did Suleman open her door, she opened it wide,to the media. At some point into the interview, she opened the door even wider to fully expose the child that she was carrying. A Charles D*ckens' moment. 'Please, Sir...can I have some more?'...money. I have observed people soliciting for money using a tin cup,a hand,a handwritten cardboard sign, even a pet. Was this a subliminal solicitation using a child ?
She opened the door to the media and engaged in conversation. No matter. It was no doubt a private matter between herself, the Media....and money.
Note bene. Not only did Suleman open the door for the media, albeit initially a wide crack...She subsequently opened it to expose 'fully' the child that she was holding... A ****ensonian moment... Please , Sir can I 'ave some more...money.
By opening her door, she has made it public business.


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Trichorhinophalangeal syndrome type I (TRPS1) is an extremely rare inherited multisystem disorder. TRPS1 is characterized by thin, sparse scalp hair, unusual facial features, abnormalities of the fingers and/or toes, and multiple abnormalities of the "growing ends" (epiphyses) of the bones (skeletal dysplasia), especially in the hands and feet. Characteristic facial features may include a rounded (bulbous) "pear-shaped" nose, an abnormally small jaw (micrognathia), dental anomalies, and/or unusually large (prominent) ears. In most cases, the fingers and/or toes may be abnormally short (brachydactyly) and curved. In addition, affected individuals may exhibit short stature. The range and severity of symptoms may vary from case to case. In most cases, Trichorhinophalangeal syndrome type I has autosomal dominant inheritance.
The range and severity of symptoms of individuals with trichorhinophalangeal syndrome type I may vary from case to case. Most cases are characterized by thin, sparse scalp hair, unusual facial features, and multiple abnormalities affecting the "growing ends" (epiphyses) of certain bones, especially those in the hands and feet.
The hair of affected infants may be markedly thin and sparse at birth (congenital) and is usually fine and brittle and/or may grow slowly. Affected individuals may lose most or all of their scalp hair (alopecia) at a young age, in some cases, by the second decade of life. In many cases, the eyebrows may be unusually thick near the nose and abnormally sparse by the temples.
Characteristic facial features may include a rounded (bulbous), "pear-shaped" nose; a thin upper lip; an abnormally long groove (philtrum) on the upper lip, and/or a groove in the chin. Affected individuals may also have abnormally large (prominent) ears, an unusually small lower jaw (micrognathia), and/or small, discolored, and abnormally soft (carious) teeth that may be abnormally positioned (malocclusion). In some cases, extra (supernumerary) teeth may also be present.
In most cases, affected individuals exhibit abnormalities of the fingers and/or toes including permanent fixation of the fifth fingers in a bent position (clinodactyly) and/or abnormal "cone-shaped" bones in the fingers (middle phalanges) and toes (epiphyseal coning). In addition, certain bones in the hands (metacarpals) and feet (metatarsals) may be abnormally short and curved. In some cases, the nails may be unusually thin and malformed (dysplastic). In rare cases, affected individuals may also have an abnormally short forearm bone (ulna) and/or flat feet (pes planus).
As individuals with TRPS1 age, most exhibit delayed bone age and growth retardation, resulting in short stature. In some cases, affected individuals may develop pain and limitation of movements in the hips and/or hands; inflammation and swelling (arthritis) in the fingers, elbows, and/or spine may also develop. Some individuals with TRPS1 may develop hip problems similar to those of people with Legg-Calve-Perthes disease. These include progressive degeneration of the end portion (head) of the thigh bone (capital femoral epiphyseal osteonecrosis). (For more information on Legg-Calve-Perthes disease, see the Related Disorders section of this report.)
Individuals with TRPS1 may also exhibit other physical abnormalities including abnormal prominence of the breast bone (pectus carinatum), an unusual "wing-like" shape of the shoulder blades (scapula), abnormal side-to-side curvature of the spine (scoliosis), and/or backward curvature of the spine (lordosis). In some cases, affected individuals may also experience frequent respiratory infections.
Trichorhinophalangeal syndrome type I is a rare genetic disorder with autosomal dominant inheritance. Genetic diseases are determined by two genes, one received from the father and one from the mother.
Dominant genetic disorders occur when only a single copy of an abnormal gene is necessary for the appearance of the disease. The abnormal gene can be inherited from either parent, or can be the result of a new mutation (gene change) in the affected individual. The risk of passing the abnormal gene from affected parent to offspring is 50% for each pregnancy regardless of the sex of the resulting child.
Researchers have located a gene involved in TRPS1. The gene, known as the TRPS1 gene, is located on the long arm (q) of the 8th chromosome (8q24.12). Some cases of TRPS1 occur due to disruption or changes (mutations) of this gene.
Chromosomes, which are present in the nucleus of human cells, carry the genetic information for each individual. Pairs of human chromosomes are numbered from 1 through 22, and an additional 23rd pair of sex chromosomes which include one X and one Y chromosome in males and two X chromosomes in females. Each chromosome has a short arm designated "p" and a long arm designated "q". Chromosomes are further sub-divided into many bands that are numbered. For example, "chromosome 11p13" refers to band 13 on the short arm of chromosome 11. The numbered bands specify the location of the thousands of genes that are present on each chromosome.
The physical findings associated with TRPS1 may vary greatly from case to case (variable expressivity). For example, some physical characteristics (e.g., abnormal rounding of the nose, short stature) may be more severe in some cases than in others.
In rare cases, TRPS1 may occur as an autosomal recessive trait. Most recessive genetic disorders occur when an individual inherits the same abnormal gene for the same trait from each parent. However, some individuals with TRPS1 may develop TRPS1 due to haploinsufficiency, the circumstance in which the one normal gene cannot produce enough protein to assure normal function.
Trichorhinophalangeal syndrome type I is an extremely rare inherited disorder that affects males and females in equal numbers. In those individuals with mild symptoms, a diagnosis may be easily missed or go unreported. Therefore, it is difficult to determine the true frequency of this disorder in the general population. Many researchers suspect there may be a higher incidence of TRPS1 than is actually reported in the medical literature.
Symptoms of the following disorders can be similar to those of Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type I. Comparisons may be useful for a differential diagnosis:
Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type II, also known as Langer-Giedion Syndrome, is an extremely rare inherited disorder that has many of the same symptoms and physical features associated with Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type I. These may include a rounded (bulbous) nose; a long, prominent groove (philtrum) of the upper lip; thin, sparse scalp hair; abnormally short fingers and toes (brachydactyly); and/or short stature. In addition, a child with Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type II may exhibit an abnormally small head (microcephaly), excess (redundant) skin, and/or multiple bony growths on various bones of the body (exostoses). In some cases, mental retardation may also be present. Most cases of Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type II occur randomly (sporadically) and are due to the absence of genetic material (chromosomal deletions) on chromsome 8 at the same site in Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type I. (For more information on this disorder, choose " Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type II " as your search term in the Rare Disease Database.)
Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type III (TRPS3), also known as Sugio-Kajii Syndrome, is a rare inherited disorder with symptoms and physical features similar to those associated with Trichorhinophalangeal Syndromes Type I (TRPS1) and Type II (TRPS2). Affected individuals typically exhibit a rounded (bulbous) or "beaked" nose; thin, sparse hair; short stature; and/or abnormally short fingers and toes (brachydactyly). Other abnormalities may include underdeveloped (hypoplastic) jaws, dental anomalies, and/or a pointed chin. The shortness of the fingers and toes is markedly more severe in TRPS3 than in TRPS1 and TRPS2. In addition, individuals with TRPS3 do not develop multiple bony growths on the surfaces of various bones of the body (exostoses) or exhibit mental retardation and excess (redundant) skin as do children with TRPS2. Most cases of Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type III is thought to be inherited as an autosomal dominant genetic trait. (For more information on this disorder, choose "Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type III" as your search term in the Rare Disease Database.)
The following disorder may be associated with Trichorhinophalangeal Syndrome Type I as a secondary characteristic. It is not necessary for a differential diagnosis:
Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease is a rare disorder characterized by degeneration of the end portions of the thigh bones (capital femoral epiphyseal osteonecrosis). Onset may be between the ages of six and 12 years and typically begins as mild aching in the hips followed by impaired ability to move the affected leg. Pain in the hips may become more intense over time and muscle spasms may also develop. In most cases, the pain subsides without intervention (spontaneously). In some cases, the thigh bone may become shorter than normal, causing a noticeable limp and possibly resulting in short stature. (For more information on this disorder, choose "Legg Calve Perthes" as your search term in the Rare Disease Database.)
The diagnosis of TRPS1 may be suspected upon identification of characteristic physical features (e.g., rounded [bulbous] nose; thin, sparse hair; etc.). The diagnosis may be confirmed by a thorough clinical evaluation, a detailed patient history, and X-ray studies of the skeleton that reveal distinctive abnormalities of the hands and feet (e.g., epiphyseal coning). Molecular genetic testing can reveal mutations of the TRPS1 gene.
The treatment of TRPS1 is directed toward the specific symptoms that are apparent in each individual. Treatment may require the coordinated efforts of a team of specialists. Pediatricians, dental specialists, speech pathologists, orthopedic surgeons, physicians who evaluate and treat skin problems (dermatologists), and other health care professionals may need to systematically and comprehensively plan an affected child's treatment.
Specific therapies for the treatment of TRPS1 are symptomatic and supportive. Various orthopedic techniques, including surgery, may be performed to help treat and/or correct skeletal abnormalities. Additional therapeutic and/or supportive measures may be necessary in some cases.
Genetic counseling may be of benefit for affected individuals and their families.
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Greyhair fool, shoes undone
The fields ahead
Leaves black as coal
Landmark-free, no walls, no trees
to greet him on this night of his return
So who will love this lie on legs
who can't change skin and is not yet dead?
The universal foreigner
The homeless greyhair son
Scrambles blind up muddy slope
then silent shakes before rusty gates--CHORUS
There's a house, its roof caved in
A rusty wreck of car
A lightning-blasted tree
and a man who says, "So here you are--
sponsored linksthe boy who broke the plough,
who struck his father down,
who told us to be damned
and betrayed us to the Englishman!"
"Who will love this lie on legs?
On paving-stones I've made my bed
Not a living soul now speaks my name
but here at least I have my shame
I thought to come and taste once more
what the priestly fables all ignore:
the un-eternal consequence," says the greyhair son
Greyhair fool, shoes undone
Hilltop at dawn
Now hews his plough
Wind blows on
The soil is poison
He sets to work, he and his plough
Final union--He and his plough
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Profit warnings by UK-listed firms rise to the their highest summer level for six years, according to forecaster EY.
A record five million UK workers are now in low-paid jobs, a rise of 250,000 in the last year, research from a left-of-centre think tank suggests.
Better protection is needed for consumers buying used cars, says a commission studying the high level of complaints against the sector.
The rest of Europe expects the UK to settle a £1.7bn EU budget demand "and that's that", a vice president of the European Parliament has said.
Many financial providers are failing to properly explain the protection shoppers have when something goes wrong with a credit card purchase, consumer group Which? suggests.
Asda, the UK's second largest retailer, is facing a mass legal action over equal pay by women who work in its stores.
Ukraine and Russia find "consensus" on a deal to end their gas dispute, according to the boss of Ukraine's state gas firm.
Ford reports a sharp fall in profits, largely due to the cost of developing its new F-150 pickup truck.
The economy expanded at a slower pace in in the three months to 30 September following a 0.9% rise in the second quarter, the ONS said.
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, founders of the Dolce & Gabbana fashion house, are cleared by an Italian court of tax evasion.
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Mortgage activity dropped in September compared with a year ago signalling a UK housing market that is "continuing to cool", banks have said.
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UK politicians react angrily to demands for an extra £1.7bn (2.1bn euros) contribution towards the European Union's budget due to the country's better economic performance.
China's property prices fall 1.3% in September, marking the first year-on-year fall in the sector.
Builders are preparing to construct new UK homes at a rate not seen since the before the financial crisis, new figures show.
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"No to the new idolatry of money... While the earnings of a minority are growing exponentially, so too is the gap separating the majority from the prosperity enjoyed by those happy few... Whatever is fragile, like the environment, is defenseless before the interests of a defied market, which becomes the only rule."
"No to a financial system which rules rather than serves... Money must serve, not rule! The Pope loves everyone, rich and poor alike, but he is obliged in the name of Christ to remind all that the rich must help, respect and promote the poor. I exhort you to generous solidarity and a return of economics and finance to an ethical approach which favors human beings."
"No to the inequality which spawns violence. [Violence happens not] simply because inequality provokes a violent reaction from those excluded form the system, but because the socioeconomic system is unjust at its root. Just as goodness tends to spread, the toleration of evil, which is injustice, tends to expand its baneful influence and quietly to undermine any political and social system, no matter how solid it may appear... Evil crystallized in unjust social structures... cannot be the basis of hope for a better future."
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"The human venture depends absolutely on this quality of awe and reverence and joy in the Earth and all that lives and grows upon the Earth. ... In the end the universe can only be explained in terms of celebration. It is all an exuberant expression of existence itself ... A way is opening for each person to receive the total spiritual heritage of the human community as well as the total spiritual heritage of the universe. Within this context the religious antagonisms of the past can be overcome, the particular traditions can be vitalized, and the feeling of presence to a sacred universe can appear once more to dynamize and sustain human affairs."


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