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Otitis media is infection or inflammation located in the middle ear. About 75 percent of children have at least one episode of otitis media by the time they are three years of age. Otitis media can also affect adults, although it is primarily a disease that occurs most often in children.
Inflammation usually begins when infections due to sore throats, colds, or other respiratory problems, spread to the middle ear. These infections cause fluid buildup behind the eardrum.
The following are the most common symptoms of otitis media. However, individuals may experience symptoms differently.
Common signs of otitis media in children include:
Unusual irritability
Difficulty sleeping or staying asleep
Tugging or pulling at one or both ears
Fever, especially in infants and younger children
Fluid draining from ear(s)
Loss of balance
Hearing difficulties
The symptoms of otitis media may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your health care provider for a diagnosis.
In addition to the symptoms of otitis media listed above, untreated otitis media can result in any or all of the following:
Infection in other parts of the head
Permanent hearing loss
Problems with speech and language development
Cold and allergy medications do not appear to prevent otitis media. And, currently, there is no vaccine that can prevent the disease. However, it is important to consult your health care provider and make sure your child's vaccinations are up-to-date. There are certain factors that seem to increase the chances of otitis media developing in some children. These include:
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In addition to a complete medical history and physical examination, the health care provider will inspect the outer ear(s) and eardrum(s) using an otoscope. The otoscope is a lighted instrument that allows the health care provider to see inside the ear. A pneumatic otoscope blows a puff of air into the ear to test eardrum movement.
A tympanometry, a test that allows for air and sound to be directed into the middle ear, may also be performed.
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After perfect performances saw J.R. Martinez cement his frontrunner status on Dancing With the Stars, the question was who would join him in the final four.
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Hope Solo continues to improve, but would it be fast enough for fans as well as the judges' liking? Ditto Rob Kardashian ... and could Nancy Grace pull off an upset?
Bristol Palin made the finals of this program, which has seen many worthy dancers set home prematurely, so you never know. Which one of them got the heave-ho?
Follow the jump to find out here ...Nancy Grace, despite a long and successful run, is now headed home.
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I had never watched dancing with the stars until Nancy Grace was on it. She is a fan of our family.
Great job Nancy. Watch you on your news show always. Keep doing what you are doing.
I give Nancy a lot of credit! How many women would even try it. Her age and it's a real tough thing to try all mak it a lot of courage. You go girl!
that was not very nice to say about Nancy.Bet u could not have done all those dances she has done.
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Gasoline prices on Monday continued their push toward $3 per gallon. The only question now is when.
Prices have been jumping on the back of a strong oil market where the cost for a barrel has spiked 20 percent in the past month on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Skyrocketing gasoline prices couldn't come at a worse time for motorists, who will see heating bills jump after the worst cold spell in years.
Oil prices are now about three times what they were a year ago.
"There is a long history of tripled oil prices causing consternation among consumers," Peter Beutel of Cameron Hanover said in his report Monday. "We are not there, yet, but gasoline prices at more than $3.00 is certainly an unwelcome sign of consumer distress."
Prices rose 1.4 cents overnight to $2.749 per gallon, according to auto club AAA, Wright Express and Oil Price Information Service. Prices have climbed 8.4 cents a gallon in the past week and are 95.5 cents higher than a year ago.
The survey shows prices have jumped 8 cents or more in the past week in many parts of the country, including Dallas, Chicago, Miami and Columbus, Ohio.
The government will release its weekly survey of retail gasoline prices later Monday.
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Kloza said in an e-mail that he sees prices rising by another 5 or 10 cents a gallon for now, but that drivers will not pay $3 for gas until spring.
Benchmark crude for February delivery fell 15 cents to $82.60 a barrel on the Nymex Friday, despite signs of strong demand from China and a weak dollar.
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Q: Have you used a mobile app for wireless printing?
- 15%
Yes, it's really useful
- 11%
Yes I've downloaded an app, but not used it much
- 35%
No, my printer or mobile device doesn't have this functionality
- 39%
No, I can't see a use for this
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 1:47PM
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Posted March 28, 2012 at 12:36AM
I rarely need to print anything these days but my daughter often requested permission to print things for her schoolwork so splashed out on a wireless printer.I'm still trying to discover why my HTC phone has to email documents to my desktops before I can print them as bluetooth refuses to operate.
ps:Had a thought,just tried same on a couple of other phones & they too aren't operating through bluetooth so I'm guessing I need replace the bluetooth adaptor on my PC as this one's quite old & I've changed OS twice since I bought it.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 9:25PM
As usual I fall between two answers.
Yes I see a use for it, but as yet I have not needed such use.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 7:14PM
That is what I was thinking as my long in the tooth and faithful old Epson R265 began to misprint. Why bother getting a new one? Then of course I needed something printed urgently and old faithful's efforts were just not up to it.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 6:57PM
"my personal experience is that despite greater opportunity then ever before, I print less than ever."
That's my experience, too. I rarely print anything these days. I scan quite a few documents into my PC, and transfer to my iPad/laptop but the printer just sits there, largely unused.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 5:20PM
Initially used HP app on iPhone.
Then bought HP Airplay printer.
Both have and continue to work well.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 5:15PM
I've got a Kodak printer that advertises itself as e-print capable, but I've never got it to work.
Mind you, it took a long time to coax it to work on my home wifi network, so throwing data at it from the cloud is probably just asking for trouble.
It would be nice to have this facility though, as I regularly work from home, and whilst connected to the work VPN I cannot see any devices on my home network, so it would be good to be able to use Google E-Print even though I'm in the same room as my printer. As it is I have to email the document to myself and pick it up on my personal laptop for printing - god alone knows how many company rules that little trick breaks.
Ironically, whilst connected to the work VPN I can print to any printer connected to any Honeywell network anywhere in the world (in excess of 15,000 printers available when I just checked), but I can't print to the one in the same room...
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 3:47PM
Epson Print works great on both my iPad and Iphone with my Epson printer. I don't use it for much right now but I'm sure I will find more uses for it in the future.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 3:21PM
"Even boarding cards can be done on an app, now" - if the airport accepts them and not all do.
I use Epson iPrint which works well both on the iPad and on my Android phone.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 1:59PM
Woolwell absolutely. And Google Cloud print by email, etc. Anything whereby you print from a portable device, or remotely from a PC or desktop. It seems to be a growth area - all the printer makers are pushing apps, certainly. Yet my personal experience is that despite greater opportunity then ever before, I print less than ever. Even boarding cards can be done on an app, now.
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Posted March 26, 2012 at 1:54PM
Does mobile include tablet/iPad app?
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I have a new computer, a laptop. It is down to the wallpaper bare: operating system only, no real application software, at this point. This brings one to life decisions, to one of those moments of vision. I ask myself what I really need/want on this new machine. Although it is a laptop, it is going to be my main computer. It's a wide-screen, hefty thing, really a desktop replacement. It has that oh-so-handy numeric keypad at the right hand side of a full qwerty keyboard. Those of us who have been touch typists since junior high school have a hard time "thumb-typing" on those new-fangled tablets, don't you know? It will hook to all my important peripherals, the printer, auxilliary storage, and obviously the web.
From my point of view, I'm missing several bits of my life that are needed: basic MS Office tools, the software I use to track my budget, and even my little DOS-based weight commander that does the rolling 7 day average when I enter my daily weigh ins! I could probably drop that with a proper spreadsheet to do the same, but it does have about ten years of data backed up for it.
Consequently, this morning I went digging through my overwhelmingly messy "office/storage room" hunting for my CDs with the base of these important software packages. My reasoning is that since the computer I'm replacing is fried, I can transfer the licenses to the laptop!
Alas, what I found was a moment of clarity about just how disorganized that junk room has become! I could not locate the packages. It's been four years. And guess who is back at the "one thing" philosophy in a great hurry! That room is indeed overwhelming, and I've known for some time that it needs attention. I've kind of got the entertainment level of the house under control... I cleared out the guest room back in July for MobyCarp's visit. My master bedroom has become quite "livable" in the one thing initiative, although it's not perfect. Maybe... no, definitely, it's time to address that office!
Before I go spending money on another copy, I will expend some of my "one thing" energy on that room, and clearing out old technology that is no longer serving a dignified and orderly life. 'Nuff said!
Life's good. Spark on!
Now it's not the slow old machine. It's the #@%! Windows 7 operating system that wants to do me favors. And it's the touch pad... ugh!
So I stole my mouse from the old desktop, plugged it into the new laptop, and I'm a happier camper. Touchpads are the . Especially when they click when you hover. I don't want to waste my time right now figuring out how to turn the annoying features off, so plug and play, I'm mousing instead!
Still have a lot to set up, but much of it will just have to wait for the weekend. Meantime, life's good. Spark on!
It was raining this morning, and I ended up doing my run on the treadmill. Took the recycles in to the center after TV church, and noticed that they were hosting the overflow parking and shuttle to the JDRF walk. Returned a book to the library and felt a little sad that I wasn't out there walking as I did two years ago. But no person can do *every* outing... and I have a 5K coming up in Susan G. Komen in a couple of weeks.
My mood lifted when the sun came out in the late afternoon. It's a fresh new week! Life's good. Spark on.
Rushing about, stocking up, preparing for cold weather ahead... that's what I felt like at the grocery store this morning. Following through on my blog earlier in the week, when I mused over the attractiveness of soups this time of year, I have a cabbage soup base simmering on the stove now... it should be ready by lunch time.
An update on the kitties: they have adapted very well to being the kind of cat I grew up with. Almost. They are still box trained. But they go outside quite a bit of the time, too. They sit on my lap when they are in, juggling for position. And they snooze a lot of the day away. When awake, they are playful and acrobatic: this morning Patches tossed the jingle ball under the treadmill, and leapt clear over the bed of it, chasing it. (Not while I was on it, mind you!) Wish I could jump like that!
As for today, I intend it to be a nice, lazy day. Work stressed me out all week, with missed and made deadlines and adjustments and overtime. The Fall allergies are attacking at the same time as the stress: been sneezing pretty much since the end of the Buffalo run. Took my Zyrtek (OTC antihistamine) three times this week.
I have the Lord of the Rings trilogy on the DVD player. In many places its dark colors and music make me drowsy, and I might just doze off. Earlier, before the grocery trip, I used one of its great chase scenes as treadmill motivation... in case anyone is interested the interval of being chased through the mines of Moria by the balrog is about ten minutes. I will jolly myself along to be active however I may.
Life's good. Spark on.
Treats: they are special because they don't happen all the time. At work this week they had the monthly birthday spread, where everyone with a September birthday brought in treats. Cupcakes, cake, ice cream, donuts... huge spread. And yes, about once a month, such a spread magically appears, brought in by the celebrants.
As I looked at particularly the ice cream, I thought about the last time I had ice cream: it was for my niece's birthday in July. Before that? I think it was the Memorial Day family gather. Before that? Got to be the prior year! I thought about how that ice cream tasted this July... rich, creamy, like *drugs* to my compulsive eater's brain. It took some force of will to not keep on eating it, but I was able to stop. I know from my personal history that I get in serious trouble when I start making food treats a daily thing. I've known that for a long, long time... but often knowing is not enough to stop one from making less than optimal choices.
This week, I chose not to partake in the spread. I will save my treat-eating for another time. I know there will be plenty of opportunities in the upcoming season to choose to have a treat. The blessing in this particular week: I did not feel deprived or forced in making this choice, one way or the other. I'm happy with it after the fact.
Today I am satisfied and facing a new day. It too will be full of choices. I pray for the continuation of this grace period... for the willingness and ability to see it for what it is: treating my body with kindness.
Life's good: Spark on!


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This is Will and Grace, on cocaine, in a parallel universe.A BritCom about Tom, a Camp Gay man, and Linda, a loud, overweight trashy straight woman, sharing a flat. Often compared with Will and Grace, which had a similar gay man/straight woman flatshare idea, but the style and humour were a little different. Both leads were Unsympathetic Comedy Protagonists... actually maybe that isn't so different. The characters live in a grotty run down flat, that they rent from an ex-prostitute, rather than a plush apartment, and generally the characters were less middle class and the humour broader and more risque. This is an example of a typical British reaction to those impossibly glossy and unlikely American sitcoms - stripping off the American gloss and deliberately replacing it with more familiar grot.Tom and Linda met after both being on drugs at a party and decided to live together. They appear to hate each other, but what bonds them is the fact that, pretty much, no-one else can stand either of them.It was created by Beautiful Thing writer Jonathan Harvey, who developed the series with actress Kathy Burke, who played Linda.Gimme, Gimme, Gimme came 48th in Britain's Best Sitcom. Named after the ABBA song, "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme (A Man after Midnight)".
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Compression strength of carbon, glass and Kevlar-49 fibre reinforced polyester resins
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The compression behaviour of a series of polyester resins of various compositions and in different states of cure has been investigated. Their mechanical characteristics having been established, the same range of resins was then used as a matrix material for a series of composites reinforced with carbon, glass and aromatic polyamide fibres. The composites were unidirectionally reinforced, having been manufactured by pultrusion, and were compression tested in the fibre direction after a series of experiments to assess the validity of a simple testing procedure. "Rule of Mixtures" behaviour occurred in glass-polyester composites up to limiting volume fractions (V f) of 0.31 for strength and 0.46 for elastic modulus, the compression modulus being equal to the tensile modulus, and the apparent fibre strength being in the range 1.3 to 1.6 GPa at this limiting V f. At a V f of 0.31 the strengths of reinforced polyesters were proportional to the matrix yield strength, σ my, and their moduli were an inverse exponential function of σ my. For the same matrix yield strength a composite with an epoxy resin matrix was stronger than polyester based composites. At V f=0.30, Kevlar fibre composites behaved as though their compression modulus and strength were much smaller than their tensile modulus and strength, while carbon fibre composites were only slightly less stiff and weaker in compression than in tension. The compression strengths of the polyester resins were found to be proportional to their elastic moduli.
- P. D. Ewins, RAE TR, 71217 (1971).
- A. Kelly in "Strong Solids" 2nd edn. (Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1973) pp. 170–1.
- E. Moncunill De Ferran and B. Harris, J. Comp. Mater. 4 (1970) 62.
- M. R. Piggott and P. Wilde, J. Mater. Sci., in press.
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- Title
- Compression strength of carbon, glass and Kevlar-49 fibre reinforced polyester resins
- Journal
Journal of Materials Science
Volume 15, Issue 10 , pp 2523-2538
- Cover Date
- 1980-10-01
- Print ISSN
- 0022-2461
- Online ISSN
- 1573-4803
- Publisher
- Kluwer Academic Publishers
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- M. R. Piggott (1)
- B. Harris (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Centre for the Study of Materials, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
- 2. School of Materials Science, University of Bath, Bath, UK


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- thedoorchick Mar 2, 2008 04:58 PM
I did a search and didn't see much on this. I'm going to be in Seattle, staying downtown at the Fairmont, for two nights next week. Does anyone have recommendations for good eats near the hotel? Actually, I will have a car, so walkable places aren't strictly necessary but probably easier. I'm traveling on business, so budget is flexible. I don't think the best food is necessarily the most expensive, but I'm not limited to only casual places.
I like Italian, seafood, steak/grilled meat, Spanish/tapas, most anything except I'm finicky about Asian food. Generally when I travel for work I like to experience whatever is good in the place I'm visiting (for example, when in Baltimore once, I made sure I got some good crab). So food that is known to be good in the area is really what I'm after. I'm assuming in Seattle this means seafood, but I'm sure there are other less obvious great local options.
Thedoorchick --
There are many great restaurants in Seattle and you can search through this board, but I wanted to share one of my favorites that's close to your hotel: Tulio. It's at 1100 Fifth Ave. Try the sweet potato gnocchi w/butter and sage. Intimate place, cozy bar eating. Enjoy Seattle!
TDC, Harvest Vine for Tapas is a short drive from your hotel. For Seafood, I highly recommend a local Chowhound favorite: The Szechuan crab at Seven Stars restaurant. (When eating this dish, be sure to wear a blouse that's easily replaceable.) Also, the upstairs bar at Maximillien's at the market serves fantastic mussels. Enjoy!
Just a few blocks from your hotel is Union, at 1st and Union. The seafood, pasta and meat dishes there are all fantastic.
In your hotel is Shuckers, one of my favorite places for lunch or drinks and apps. They have great oysters (hence the name).
I think Cafe' Campagne is excellent.
I can't wait to try Tulio's ( I know - its only been there for a 100 years - is there salmon raviolli the top thing on the menu? )
Hello The Door Chick:
Call a taxi and ask the driver to take you to "Dick's" at Queen Anne Ave. It is close, they don't take reservations and usually it is hard to get a table. It is wonderful food.
The whole area Lower and Upper QA is nice with other restaurants, bars, theatre, etc. nice. Hip, cool, urbane. Check it out. QA is very easy to get around with walk, taxi, bus or whatever need to do.
Downtown is dead at night. The Market closes at 6pm, so QA works. Here are few a few fave's"
http://www.ddir.com/history.html (A classic)
BTW - Get out of a hotel. That is Business 101 Good Luck!
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I'm sorry Doug, but I had to chime in before TDC is lead astray. Dick's is a horrible fast food chain which originated in Seattle. Locals tend to love it purely for the nostalgia factor, when in fact, they make one of the worst fast food burgers I've ever eaten, YMMV.
As far as Doug's other recommendations go:
Tenmercer is a nice place to go for a drink after the theater or Sonics game, but the food is not very good at all.
The Five spot is part of a local casual chain that serves unremarkable food.
Mcmenamins is a chain from Oregon that makes bad pub type food.
Opal is decent.
How to Cook a Wolf is the only good recommendation of the bunch. But you're better off walking to the owner's other restaurant called Union, which is a mere 5 block walk from your hotel.
My favorites downtown (and Belltown) are, Mistral, Union, Tavolata, and Marjorie.
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Also Matt's in the Market is great! For lunch try the pork tenderloin sandwhich. I can't order anything else.
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Lark is pretty good. Crowded but good. 6 of us ate there, shared like 6 choices off every menu except the desert, paid corkage on 6 bottles we brought and the total including 25% tip came to just over $80 per person.
re: bigred10
For me, it's the catfish sandwich
re: hhlodesign
Dick's is to burgers as Olive Garden is to Italian.
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For me, your description fits Red Mill more closely, with Dick's more of a low-rent Burgermaster, but I support the general point. Dicks definitely gets you consistency, familiarity, nostalgia, calories, and calories, all really cheap and fast. The frat-and-sorority-house show is free. I actually look forward to the occasional Dick's Deluxe and fries when I'm crossing that way...
re: hhlodesign
Don't forget...Dick's was made popular in the snappy tune "Posse's on Broadway" done in the 90s (80s?) by Sir MixALot. Also originated from Seattle. LOL ("Dick's is the place where the poor hang out...")
re: Swooze
Dick's is the place where the *cool* hang out. :)
Baaaadddd food, though. Red mill is much better.
re: hhlodesign
Not being a native, I somewhat agree with this assessment of Dick's. It's adequate for fast food, but it is nothing mind blowing. Far from the worst, but not close to the best. Mind you, I also think that California's In-and-Out burger is over rated (although I respect their business model).
Sorry, but MCD fries are close to crack as a food can get, and unless you are cooking your shoestring potatoes (and brining them first) in pure peanut oil, nothing comes close to them.
My favorite, messy, full flavored, cheap, bad-for-you-and-you-know-it, burger has been Oakland CA's Giant 1/4 pounders. Albeit, nostalgia plays heavily for me here too. But far superior to Dick's, in my book.
You didn't mention if you are travelling alone. Some places are great solo dining, some not quite so .. if you are solo I recommend
Union on 1st & Union ..
Le Pichet . on 1st near the market ..it's fun to sit at the bar and it's open late if you feel like a walk & dessert
Shiro's if you like Sushi .. esp if you sit at the bar near Shiro and ask for his guidance
If you'll be in a group:
I strongly recommend the dungeness crab w/black bean sauce at Sea Garden in the International District .. take a quick taxi or bus (in the bus tunnel) rather than drive .. the crab is super messy but is so good ..if they have live prawns order an appetizer size salt & pepper prawns ... and the sauteed pea vines .... I know you mentioned an issue with Asian but still ...
I'll second Harvest Vine (if you are solo sit at the bar & watch them cook your food!)
I enjoy Lark and Licorous next door .. which would be lovely solo also (licorous)
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Yes, Le Pichet! Order the chicken liver terrine. And yes to Harvest Vine for small plates -- it is easily one of the most creative and best places in town.
Thanks everyone for the great suggestions. I thought it was only right that I come back with a report!
Last night, I went to Sazerac. Turned out they were participating in this "30 for $30" local restaurant promotion, so I ended up ordering off that menu. I ordered the wine flights that went with it as well. I started with the Caesar salad. I know that's not too adventurous but I was in the mood for one. It was fine, but I don't love Caesar salads with the leaves left whole, so I have to cut them. Nevertheless - a regular Caesar, as expected. That was served with a nice Abbey Paige chardonnay. The main course was the grilled hangar steak with horseradish stone-ground grits. The steak was cooked perfectly and the grits were really tasty with just enough bite from the horseradish. For dessert I ordered the "Small Box of Brownies, Cookies and Sweet Thangs" mostly because I just had to know what exactly constituted such a thing. It turned out to be brownies, gingersnaps, and a sugar/almond brittle type of thing, very similar to what is usually used to make baskets for ice cream, berries and such. All of it was tasty but it was too much for just me; I finished only about half of it. They served that with a nice sherry. I don't normally drink sherry but this was pretty good; just sweet enough to go with dessert.
Tonight I went to Tulio. I had a big lunch from my client meeting so I wasn't really very hungry. So, I decided to have just an appetizer and dessert. That turned out to be just enough food. I had the sweet potato gnocchi - delicious, perfectly crispy on the outside and the butter was a great accompaniment. I told the waiter I wanted a glass of Chardonnay, fruity and not too dry, and I got exactly what I asked for. For dessert I had the crostata (pear tart, with honey gelato) which was delicious. And it was not a huge portion, which is a typical problem with desserts.
All in all, a good Seattle dining experience. Hopefully DH and I will come here again on vacation and I can try more places!
re: thedoorchick
If you get another shot at it... go to Von's. It's a pub/bar...but wow, the salmon and chips is amazing. Even the veggie plate is good. Right near the convention center. Also, Tom Leykis' hangout. Not sure if that's a plus or not...but the food remains excellent in spite of Leykis' attendance.
re: Swooze
Von's? I don't know. Seattle is a culinary town. I'm not sure what he / she is looking for is Von's. Von's is a giant downtown touristy pub - pretty unspectacular. So close to the Market and some amazing choices down there, the last place id go is vons.
re: Swooze
I used to go to Von's when I was in my 20's and only looking for strong drinks. The last time I went there as an "adult" I thought the food was awful. Your basic catering type food. And the drinks seemed totally watered down and over priced. ymmv
re: Lauren
Von's has good bar appies for when you want something big, bad for you and utterly pedestrian. (I know that sounds like a put down, but it isn't necessarily...I am sometimes in those moods and just want NACHOS or something to that effect). It's usually crowded and way too much hassle to be worth it.


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Some of the local spring-fed ponds, streams and rivers like the Malad River remain open most of the winter. Here you can fish for trout, bass, cappie and catfish. There are even springs along the Snake River that allow fishing throughout the coldest winter months. For more information contact the Magic Valley Region of the Idaho Dept. of Fish & Game at 208-324-4359.
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Wilson Springs Pond was scheduled to be stocked again this week along with Eagle Island Park Pond, Kleiner Pond, McDevitt Pond, Quinn Pond, Veteran's Park Pond, Riverside Pond and Williams Park Pond. Other ponds and streams will continue to be stocked each week through November with catchable sized trout, weather and water conditions permitting. For the latest and future stocking reports refer to the Idaho Dept. of Fish & Game web site at: https://fishandgame.idaho.gov.
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Both bank and small watercraft anglers were caching some decent sized trout just prior to our cold snap, and the fishing could still be decent. However, the boat ramp is out of the water and with snow on the ground access down to the reservoir might be a bit hazardous. It's steep and a long way down so a 4-wheel drive vehicle is advisable. If you go try using PowerBait, marshmallows, worms or PowerEggs from the bank to catch fish. Flycasters were using small olive and brown colored leech patterns and Sheep Creek Specials.
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Senior place-kicker Pat Smith has been named the Big Ten Special Teams Player of the Week, the conference announced on Monday. Smith was honored after kicking the game-tying and game-winning field goals in Nebraska's 23-20 overtime win at Penn State last Saturday.
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The show was at the Wells Fargo Center, which people from the Philadelphia area know is home to the Sixers (basketball) and the Flyers (hockey). I'd never seen a show in arena seating before, and even though we were in the mezzanine, we were directly across from the stage (separated of course, by an entire arena).
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A healing touch
Narmada Kidney Foundation not only provides information about kidney diseases but also explains how they can be prevented, Shukti Sarma reports
Each year, 0.3-0.4 million people in India develop end-stage kidney disease; only 10% manage to get treatment like dialysis or organ transplant. Apart from the serious medical complexities, the financial and psychological implications are huge for patients, organ donors and their families.
It was to help such patients that Narmada Kidney Foundation (NKF) was set up in 1993. "The patients wanted to know more about required care and medications," says Dr Prashant Rajput, nephrologist and transplant physician, who works with the organisation. He adds, "Eminent nephrologist Dr Bharat Shah and his friends came together to promote awareness and support the patients and donors. Dr Shah managed its affairs, but his patients were the driving force in setting up this Foundation."
NKF promotes awareness about kidney diseases and advocates cadaver organ transplant. One can listen to the programmes aired twice a month on AIR FM Rainbow where the doctors are invited to speak. "We believe that if family members want to donate their kidneys voluntarily, things should be made easy. But there are many legal hurdles, and permission often comes after it is too late. The waiting list is huge and patients cannot afford to waste time," Dr Rajput says.
NKF encourages interaction between patients and donors. Every week, donors and patients meet there—which gives both a psychological boost. Additionally, there are screening and diet workshops and counselling about pre- and post-treatment care. NKF provides medicines and treatments at subsidised rates.
Almost 100 outdoor and indoor patients are treated daily; in a year, 50-60 kidney transplants are performed. Compared to other non-government organisations, NKF had a smooth start. But, as the number of patients went up, the fund crunch started. "We deal with patients from all sections of society. A few are wealthy but the majority earn only about Rs15,000 a month; 15%-20% are from slums," informs Dr Rajput.
Through NKF, many underprivileged patients get check-ups, operations and medicines at subsidised rates. Some former patients donate, but major part of the funding comes from memberships. Life membership is available for Rs5,000, and annual membership for Rs500. "In many cases, more than one member of a family suffers from kidney diseases. In that case, if one becomes a member, benefits are extended to the relatives too," says Dr Rajput.
It is difficult to keep up without corporate funding, but doctors at NKF believe that seeing their patients' walk away smiling is more important. Recently, Dr Rajput performed a transplant, the permission for which was obtained after seven months. "It is an unbelievable story. This person was a bus conductor on a Modasa-Nadiad bus which had a two-and-half-hour-halt at Nadiad. For two and half years, he would come to Nadiad at Muljibhai Patel Urological Hospital for dialysis during that break. Dialysis is painful, and one can't start working immediately after—but he would go back to his duty."
His wife was willing, but her kidney was non-compatible. His brother-in-law decided to donate a kidney, but the latter's family was not happy with their son losing a kidney. "So the search started again. Then, a man from Rajasthan came forward, whose mother required a transplant too—but she was in Haryana. Our patient's wife's kidney was found compatible with this woman's—and there was a swap transplant between this conductor and that man, and the donor's mother and our patient's wife. He spent almost Rs2.5 lakh as bribe to get permission for the operation," laughs Dr Rajput.
One can volunteer for NKF's awareness programmes or sponsor patients. "The best thing to do would be to pledge to donate an organ," says Dr Rajput. Monetary donations are exempt under section 80(G) of Income Tax Act.
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Phone - 24 hour answering service
877-628-7300 tollfree in US and Canada
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PC Project, 2386 East Heritage Way, Suite B,
Salt Lake City, UT 84109
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