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- lol Yes I am. I'm a lurker on this site. I messaged a guy who went to Hallmark to get more info before I started. There's so little on this site from people who have been to this school (or the net...Jun 6
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- I am currently at this school. I like the program, it's challenging without being overwhelming. You can see the pass rate on the TX BON. I plan on getting my bsn from a nationally accredited program...Jun 1
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- Many people are choosing nursing because of the stability of income it provides. I have never been through a foreclosure or even close, however I think it's treading VERY deep waters to suggest...May 1
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- I am starting the school in May. I can tell you about the application process and that's about it. I won't know how good it is til I startApr 18
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- If I get my RN at the regional level but then get my BSN at a nationally accredited school, does that mean I can say I have national Accredidation if an employer requires it? I want to work at the...Mar 13
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- if math isn't your strong point, go on coolmath4kids.com. The TEAS V is basic math at the 7-8th grade level. You'll need to brush up on fractions, order of operations and ratios. The science is the...Mar 13
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- I am applying for a nursing (RN) program that begins in May, so the test scores were due ASAP, so I had about 4 days to study before I was thrown to the wolves...well....more like flesh eating gate...Mar 13
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- I took my TEAS after 4 days of studying and got an overall 67%, I took it today. Which is high enough to get into my nursing school for the RN program. My advice, hit the science HARD...It was...Mar 13
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- I am always resentful of people who turn their noses up at online classes, especially nursing ones. You get out of online classes what you put into them. A lot of people say, "I can't learn unless a...Jan 31
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- I have one chemistry lab, and statistics to complete. Have you taken computer literacy or done the challenge exam? On the website it says you need it to apply to the nursing program, but in other...Aug 31, '13
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- This confused me, for a second I thought you were saying that you put a pair of scrubs on and stand in the mirror with a stethescope. I was like...uhhh....ok. Lol, I get it now.Mar 25, '13
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- well if that's how you really feel I hope for the patients sake you don't let on that you're disgruntled.Mar 25, '13
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- *shrug* Eh, well dunno what to say about that. I'm in the military and most of the providers are cold, mean and generally act like they hate their job and the patients. Unless your guts are hanging...Mar 25, '13
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- So when I am done playing Army I plan on moving to San Antonio Tx. The school of choice is UIW, yes I realize there are 'better" options (according to what I have read about the school) but that is...Mar 8, '13
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- Well if you already have a BA then a ASN is a step backwards, so go BSN. Be careful with the online classes in CA....most will not accept them (I am from CA) so check with the school first. And where...Mar 8, '13
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- That's a rough GPA....if you can bring it up to 3.0 you might have a chance, also do those sciences over. You might be able to get into a for-profit trade school, look into those. It'll cost a small...Mar 8, '13
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- Hmmm, well I could see the use of a hat. When service was in session everyone would know where to find you. But I am sure just wearing different color scrubs would suffice. Not sure if you're...Mar 2, '13
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- I am trying to decide between WOC, Psychiatric, Dermatology and corrections (weird combinations, I know) I think I'd enjoy working in a prison, seems like it'd never be a dull day at work. The one...Mar 2, '13
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- Well what exactly were you expecting when you became nurse? People who are perfectly healthy have no need of medical attention usually. Why don't you go into nursing management You can sit in an...Mar 2, '13
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- I want to specialize in WOC. But I often see job listing for "fee for service". I take it that a hospital or clinic calls you and has you come to their facility if they need you? My question is, is...Mar 2, '13
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- *sorry if this has already been asked, I'm more of a lurker, not a poster* So my school of choice requires me to take the Chemistry portion as well. What did you do to prepare? Is there a study...Feb 27, '13
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Robert Langdon awoke slowly.
A telephone was ringing in the darkness-a tinny, unfamiliar ring. He fumbled for the bedside lamp and turned it on. Squinting at his surroundings he saw a plush Renaissance bedroom with Louis XVI furniture, hand-frescoed walls, and a colossal mahogany four-poster bed.
Where the hell am I?
The jacquard bathrobe hanging on his bedpost bore the monogram: HOTEL RITZ PARIS.
Slowly, the fog began to lift.
Langdon picked up the receiver. "Hello?"
"Monsieur Langdon?" a man's voice said. "I hope I have not awoken you?"
Dazed, Langdon looked at the bedside clock. It was 12:32 A.M. He had been asleep only an hour, but he felt like the dead.
"This is the concierge, monsieur. I apologize for this intrusion, but you have a visitor. He insists it is urgent." Langdon still felt fuzzy. I His eyes focused now on a crumpled flyer on his bedside table.
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Jenna Jameson on Tito Ortiz Incident: It's Just So Hard to Trust Anyoneby Free Britney at . Comments
Jenna Jameson is speaking out about the incident with her partner Tito Ortiz, and while she often defends him, her version of events is remarkably candid.
In an emotional chat with Us Weekly about the fight that led to Tito Ortiz's arrest on suspicion of domestic abuse, she vehemently denies he's a wife-beater.
However ...
Jenna says their argument was rooted in a conversation the night before over something "very personal" and "sexual" that "every couple goes through."
She did not elaborate, but said Tito went to bed dead silent, then in the morning, accused her of being "high" on pills. "I'm not on drugs!" she declared.
He didn't believe her and stormed out.
"I was standing in the bathroom - naked, by the way - and he said, 'It's over!' grabbed my arm and pushed me aside," she recalls, trying to stop him.
She took and passed a drug test the next day.
Jameson, who has 13-month-old twin boys with Ortiz, has declined to cooperate with a police investigation and the two have apparently reconciled.
Still, she notes that her children are her only priority, and will do whatever it takes to protect them, even if that means losing a relationship with Tito.
"It's just so hard to trust ... anybody in my life," she laments.
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she said her and tito were americas sweethearts. seriously? she will never have a title like that simply because shes an ex-porn star. she will always be looked down upon by mainsream hollywood. always. thats just the way it is. but damn, how can you not feel for jenna when shes crying like that? my heart goes out to her. im glad her and tito are working it out, but i hope he learned his lesson. tito is a professional fighter-hes lucky he didnt REALLY hurt jenna!
"she notes that her children are her only priority, and will do whatever it takes to protect them". Can she protect them from herself?! "It's just so hard to trust ... anybody in my life," she laments. lol. Look who is talking about TRUST!!! WTF!!!!
She almost had me in tears but then I laughed when she said "we were America's couple". In what universe, lady?
America's couple? I thought Elin/Tiger were. Oh no, wait, maybe that was Sandra/Jesse.


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n.) Someone who is fond up with people,
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#4 - vorarephilia (03/10/2014) [-]
#3 - skrewbacca (03/10/2014) [+] (1 reply)
What does a cannibal do after he dumped his girlfriend?
He whipes his ass.
He whipes his ass.
#23 - breastestvillainy **User deleted account** (03/10/2014) [-]
Why do people say they're bad puns?
I thought that was pretty good.
I thought that was pretty good.
#19 - daffyduckyo (03/10/2014) [+] (1 reply)
**** should you feel ashamed for coming up with a clever joke? These people are the cancer of the internet
#16 - TheHon (03/10/2014) [+] (3 replies)
that's quite a stretch since fed up is only used as a phrasal verb... it's still not funny
#12 - Womens Study Major (03/10/2014) [-]
Did you hear about the cannibal that had a gay couple over for dinner?
He made fruit salad!
He made fruit salad!
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**kanatana rolled user oxymoronking ** You know what the definition of trust is?
Two cannibals giving each other a blow job.
Two cannibals giving each other a blow job.
#8 - comradewinter ONLINE (03/10/2014) [-]
Why did the cannibal feel like **** ?
Because his girlfriend dumped him.
Because his girlfriend dumped him.
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It took me a few seconds but I got it, and I ******* love it.


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3 bedrooms 2 baths sleeps 8
Enjoy spectacular sunsets from the deck overlooking Buzzards Bay. This waterfront home located in the exclusive neighborhood known as ''The Cliffs'' offers privacy with amazing oceanfront views set high on a bluff overlooking the ocean. With an open floor plan filled with oceanfront windows, cathedral ceilings, fireplace, TV, and internet all on a dead end road. Walk down the stairs to your own private beach or walk to the ''cliffs beach'' for residents only. also walking distance to Old Silver Beach, one of Falmouth's best beaches. Surrounded by conservation land, this neighborhood offers privacy and seclusion even on the busiest weekend of the summer. Easy drive to downtown, ferries and many restaurants. Bike path to woods hole is a short ride away!
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Newly Renovated 1905 Beach Cottage minutes walk to the beach and Main Street, which includes dozens of restaurants, pubs, boutique shops, and nightlife. Just across the street from the cottage is a pizzeria and liquor/mini market. Two doors down is a taco shop and coffee house for your convenience.
Our beach Cottage is a single family detached home situated in the heart of downtown Huntington Beach. Our cottage has just undergone renovations with new plaster, paint, flooring and furniture. Included is a full kitchen, living room, dining room, 2 bedrooms, full bathroom and laundry room. There is a flat screen TV with Verizon Fios and wireless high speed internet access available. Both bedrooms contain queen size beds and the living room sofa becomes a bed. (sleeps 2) There is also a backyard with a patio table and chairs, gas grill bbq and fire pit to enjoy hanging out and creating memories.
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Dr. Frederick J. Curley has been practicing medicine for 34 years. Dr. Curley graduated from the University of Massachusetts Medical School in 1980. He practices medicine in Milford, MA and 1 other location and specializes in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine and Sleep Medicine. Dr. Curley is affiliated with Milford Regional Medical Center. He speaks Chinese and English.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 34 Years
Languages Spoken: Chinese, English
Medical School: University of Massachusetts Medical School
Graduation Date: 1980
Hospital Affiliations: Milford Regional Medical Center
Specialties: Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, Sleep Medicine
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Toilet Shut-off valve won't shut
I'm currently re-modeling my second floor bathroom and I need to remove the toilet so I can replace the flooring and paneling behind the toiet. The problem is toilet shut-off value is frozen (not ice build up)open. Is there anything I can spray on the valve so I can close it?
Thanks in advance
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Your only hope is a good penetrating oil. Do not use WD40 since it is supposed to be water soluable. Even if you get it free, it is time to replace the valve. This problem is going to resurface, probably when the toilet is overflowing and you really need to shut it off. It's a very cheap and easy fix......
In most cases you should be able to remove the toilet shut-off valve AFTER you shut off the water at the whole house shut-off valve.
If you have trouble getting the old valve off let us know. I'm sure someone will offer advice on how to really butcher up your plumbing so you can go without water for a week or two.
The valve should come off fairly easily with the use of a couple of wrenches or a wrench and vise-grip or pipe wrench. Use teflon tape to wrap the threaded pipe coming through the wall and tighten the new valve snugly. Don't buy the cheapest valve available because there are definitly poor quality ones out there.
If you have trouble getting the old valve off let us know. I'm sure someone will offer advice on how to really butcher up your plumbing so you can go without water for a week or two.
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Some books about management are excellent starting points for dealing with change
"Welles: Successful succession planning"
Summer can be a time to catch up on your reading. A New York Times best seller or a dog-eared espionage thriller from the library are good reads while on vacation. For some, however, vacation is a time to browse through those management advice books they never have time to read.
A reader wrote in an e-mail message that he liked "Show Me the Numbers: Designing Tables and Graphs to Enlighten" by Stephen Few. He said the book "discusses how to truly communicate with tables and graphs. It has tons of examples and is extraordinarily well-written — and grounded in the real world."
You can get some free advice on how to improve your organization in the book "Get It Done!" by consultants Ralph Welborn and Vince Kasten, who have experience in government business transformation at Unisys and BearingPoint, respectively.
Pat Shambach, former chief information officer at the Transportation Security Administration, is quoted on the jacket cover as saying, "While many books have talked about the need to create a culture of execution, 'Get It Done!' shows pragmatically how to make such a culture real."
Kasten is aware of the challenges government information technology managers face, especially those who work at agencies with outdated technology and employees close to retirement.
"What do you do when someone with 30 years of knowledge walks out the door? To train or hire, you have to adequately describe your business, but the problem you are always confronting is that a person who has left knows how it works," he said.
In government, policy-makers may leave or change positions. To deal effectively with such changes, Kasten said, you must know how everything connects and then make it visible.
People who know the "DNA of their business" do best, the authors write.
Once you understand what connects to what, where, when and how, you can use models to move that understanding from one person's head to everyone else's. To do that, you need a common vocabulary so that every part of the organization understands what is needed. People often use the same words to mean different things. To get people on the same page, you must help them understand in common language the work each person does. The book describes specific tools and methods to achieve this.
Other recent books deal with the emotional aspects of office politics and personalities. One is "Working With You is Killing Me: Freeing Yourself from Emotional Traps at Work" by Katherine Crowley, a Harvard-trained psychotherapist, and Kathi Elster, a consultant. Covering some of the same personality types is "Overcoming Passive-Aggression: How to Stop Hidden Anger from Spoiling Your Relationships, Career and Happiness," by Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Pa.) and Loriann Hoff Oberlin.
All are useful books, but the best advice might be to take a break from work and get a life when you go on vacation. The books will be there when you return. If you want to recommend a book, send me an e-mail message.
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The Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission attributes the overpopulation of cats and dogs to their owners' failure to spay and neuter their animals. Since spring is known as mating season, now is the time to prevent animal reproduction, officials said.
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Spaying or neutering pets can eliminate or reduce a number of health problems.
Spaying can prevent uterine and ovarian cancers and greatly reduces the incidence of breast cancer, particularly when spaying happens before the first estrous cycle. Neutering eliminates testicular cancer and decreases the incidence of prostate disease.
The procedures also help with behavioral issues. Neutered cats will be less likely to spray and mark their territory, while neutered cats and dogs will be less likely to roam from home and get into fights. Spayed animals won't attract unwanted male animals or cry incessantly and exhibit nervous behavior because their heat cycles will be eliminated.
Spaying and neutering also can make pets less aggressive.
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ANN ARBOR—A fear of finance-related challenges for people suffering with chronic diseases may be just as detrimental to their health management as actual out-of-pocket costs, a new study shows.
The University of Michigan School of Public Health study of African American women with asthma found in particular that the stress caused by management of insurance eligibility and correction of billing errors contributed to perceptions of financial burden.
Participants reported fears about exceeding coverage, gaps in coverage, the variability in covered asthma therapies, and a number of administrative challenges associated with insurance management. This occurred with both private and public insurance.
The U-M team was led by Minal R. Patel, assistant professor, Department of Health Behavior & Health Education. The women interviewed also reported stress from lost wages from being ill--including loss of jobs--and from having to make tough decisions about calling in sick. They told researchers that transportation costs to receive health services or to deal with the administration of their care were financial burdens as well.
The paper, "Beyond co-pays and out-of-pocket costs: perceptions of health-related financial burden in managing asthma among African American women," appears in the current issue of the Journal of Asthma.
The researchers cited previous studies that show one in two people live with a chronic condition that often requires medical management. One in four families report financial burden associated with health care, and nearly one third of them have some form of health insurance.
Financial barriers sometimes keep those with chronic conditions from accessing care, due to actual costs or—as this new research shows—as a coping mechanism when confronted with perceived burden, the researchers noted.
"The way we measure financial burden in health research does not always account for those costs, and we often assume it's simply their medication co-pays that determine their financial burden," Patel said.
"Since perceptions largely influence behavior and outcomes in care, a better understanding of what these financial-related perceptions entail in the context of chronic disease management might provide more insight on how to better assess the size and distribution of the population at risk for poor health outcomes that may manifest from these burdens, as perceived by individuals who experience them," Patel said.
Awareness of the variety of sources of perceptions of financial burden beyond out-of-pocket costs might better equip health care professionals to provide patient-centered care and inform interventions, she said.
Co authors were Belinda Nelson, Effat Id-Deen and Cleopatra Caldwell. Patel and Caldwell are from the Department of Health Behavior & Education, U-M SPH, and Nelson and Id-Deen are from the Center for Managing Chronic Disease, in the school.
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FOXBORO -- Darrelle Revis pondered the question.
Considering the Patriots' track record of effectively neutralizing some of their more combustible free agent pickups over the years -- and given his occasional penchant for speaking his mind -- is there any concern that he won't be allowed to be himself now that he's a member of the Patriots?
"I'm going to be me," he responded. "That's all I can say. I think Coach [Bill] Belichick lets guys be who they are. That's fine. I'll be myself and go with the flow."
Put it alongside the sayings that have come out of Gillette the last few years: It Is What It Is. Do Your Job. Ignore The Noise. Humble Pie.
Let Revis be Revis.
What does that entail, exactly? For starters, after a year in a defensive system where he was bafflingly tethered to Tampa Bay's zone coverage schemes by Bucs head coach and Belichick BFF Greg Schiano, let him return to the man-to-man lockdown scheme that made him the best cornerback in the game. Expect him to look like the Revis of New York vintage, where his man abilities were a serious schematic advantage while with the Jets.
But to this point, he's been cool with whatever has been thrown at him.
"Every defense has their kinks, and they do things different and have different schemes. Right now for me, this is my third team, and I'm just trying to absorb everything right now and take a step back and learn everything I can to get prepared for the season.
"I'm not trying to come in here and step on anybody's toes," he added. "You have to take a step back -- there are guys who have been here for many years. Devin McCourty, Logan Ryan is a very smart guy. So they've been in this system a little bit. I'm just trying to sit back, get feedback from those guys, and go from there."
Of course, Revis is just being polite, and exceedingly deferential. (History tells us that Revis being Revis means eventually yielding to him as the alpha dog of the secondary, both athletically and financially. But the latter is a problem for another day.) To that point, Ryan may be smart, but if he really wants to show off his football IQ, he will defer to Revis' knowledge every day of the week and twice on Sunday. Quarterback Tom Brady has already said he's sick and tired of throwing at Revis in practice -- Brady recounted one of his conversations with Revis to Peter King: "I did tell him, 'Hey, we plan on building a couple of hotels on your island over there, so don't be offended.' "
And offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels said Friday the acquisition of Revis has given a boost to the offense this offseason.
"It's exciting any time you add players on the other side of the ball that you know are really going to bring out the best in you," McDaniels said when asked about Revis. "We've got a really good group over there that practices well with our guys. We should make each other better, hopefully, in the long run."
"It's always a defense and offensive competition going on," Revis said when asked about Brady's comments. "I think both sides are just trying to get better at the end of the day. It's good to have the same jersey on as Tom and everybody else on this team.
Of course, he's been around Foxboro a few times before. As a member of the Jets for six seasons, his twice-a-year battles with Brady and the Patriots were epic struggles.
Now, he's on the other side.
"It's totally different," Revis said. "There's things that you didn't expect how this organization is run from top to bottom. You've got to take your hat off to Mr. [Robert] Kraft for how this organization operates. They're a winning organization, and I'm happy those guys gave me an opportunity to come in here and be a part of it."
In truth -- even if he ends up walking after one year because of the out in his contract -- if Revis can be Revis, it means he would be the most significant free agent defensive pickup of the Bill Belichick era.
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• Mike Vrabel was acquired in the spring of 2001, and went on to become a tremendous defensive presence in his seven seasons at linebacker for the Patriots, winning three rings.
• Rodney Harrison was a rock-solid safety picked up prior to the start of the 2003 season and helped stabilize the New England secondary. Ultimately, he became a sizable reason the franchise won two Super Bowls.
• Rosevelt Colvin was a much-heralded pickup prior to the 2003 season, and while he was an occasionally key figure at times in his stretch in New England, he was never the overwhelming pass rushing presence in his six seasons with the Patriots.
• In addition, Adalius Thomas (2007) arrived with tremendous fanfare, and while he had a great first year with the Patriots in 2007, his career with New England stalled out in 2009.
Meanwhile, vets like Anthony Pleasant, Roman Phifer and Bryan Cox helped change the culture around the team in the early days of the 21st century. But none of them had the oomph that Revis brings.
Of course, it shouldn't be expected to be instant karma between Revis and the rest of the defensive backs. When it comes to playing in the secondary, you have to learn how to play alongside each other. Corners have to learn the tendencies of the safeties -- their strengths, weaknesses, and how to best communicate -- and vice versa. Revis said Friday that's a process that could take some time.
But Revis said Friday that's what OTA's are for.
"It could take awhile," he said when asked about the bonding process. "As of right now, we're in OTA's, and this is the time when we can glue together -- not just as a secondary, but as a defense. Also as a team as well.
"We're all in this together. Everybody is working hard, and that's what we're all trying to do. We're trying to get prepared for the season and use these OTA's as something for us to build toward the season."
Ultimately, if the Patriots let Revis be Revis, it could make the difference in the offseason game of can-you-top-this between the Patriots and Broncos.
It's a challenge the veteran welcomes.
"I love competition. I think that's why we play this game -- to compete every Sunday and go out there and execute your job and try to win game," Revis said. "I love competition. I never back down from any challenge."
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Camden, MO 64017Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
ContinentalPrice: $31 to $50
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.elementsdining.com/
- Phone: (816) 496-0165
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Friday - Saturday 5:00pm -9:00pm.
We will be closed January 1 and reopening, February 7, 2014
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Continental, Global, International
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: No
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Farm to Table, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Elements
Elements is a destination restaurant that provides a unique dining experience by bringing fine dining to the rolling hills of Camden, 35 miles east of Downtown Kansas City. We provide the feeling of eating at an exclusive restaurant in the city, but without the hustle and bustle. You are sure to be pleasantly surprised by this intimate restaurant. Sit, enjoy a glass of wine, a four course meal full of flavor, and the natural scenery; that is what Elements is all about!Continued
Join us on Friday or Saturday night for dinner with someone special or good friends. Our menu changes on a regular basis keeping the restaurant as fresh as the ingredients. The pricing featured on the menu for any weekend is inclusive of a four course meal, iced tea or coffee. Beer and wine selection is available. Reservations are required, as seating is limited. Proper dress is required, non-smoking facility, cell phones are to be turned to silent mode while dining, no small children.
Join us on Friday or Saturday night for dinner with someone special or good friends. Our menu changes on a regular basis keeping the restaurant as fresh as the ingredients. The pricing featured on the menu for any weekend is inclusive of a four course meal, iced tea or coffee. Beer and wine selection is available. Reservations are required, as seating is limited. Proper dress is required, non-smoking facility, cell phones are to be turned to silent mode while dining, no small children.
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Elements reviews from OpenTable diners
9 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.9
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelQuiet
special occasion (7)scenic view (7)romantic (6)good for groups (5)great for outdoor dining (5)fit for foodies (4)great for brunch (1)neighborhood gem (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- Elegant Dining in The CountryPickyeaterDined on 10/25/2014How do you explain Elegant along with "simple"? That is what i think of with regards to Elements. They (the team) do an excellent job in welcoming the guests. Make everyone feel at home. Service with a smile. Food that is superb and a view of the rolling hills of Ray county says it all. I and those who have attended with me will recommend this fine eating establishment to anyone and everyone.Special Features:
- Elements is ExceptionalEssentialDined on 10/11/2014The food, the view, the service all combine to make this a memorable experience. Diane and Kurt know how to connect to their guests and enhance the evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special Occasion TreatPickyeaterDined on 9/20/2014I was raised in Clay/Ray county, Missouri and never have I witnessed a restaurant as fine as this one. In fact I hate to use the term restaurant. It would be better described as a "resort dining experience. The food was excellent, and although the interior of the facility was not lavish or noteworthy it was exceptionally clean and so quiet you could hear my brother in law's bellow grumble when he got a whiff of the tenderloin of beef. I would highly recommend dining at this location. Although, it is not for the Saturday night crowd, it is more in tune with a "special occasion" with a "special person". I took mine and she was very pleased. I could tell, by the sparkle in her eye. Enjoy!!Special Features:
- FANTASTIC!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/16/2014We have told our friends how wonderful the food was, as well as the dining experience. We will be returning soon.Special Features:
- WE LOVED IT!pgkklkDined on 8/9/2014We visited Elements for our anniversary. The food was fresh, flavorful and filling! There was a wonderful blend of flavors where one dish complemented the next. The wait staff was attentive and the owners/chef were friendly. Each were prompt to answer our questions but did not hover. The small space with open kitchen made for an intimate and relaxing environment. The countryside drive provided a perfect prelude to an amazing dining experience. We liked it so much we have already made future reservations with friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 13 reviews are from the Elements reviews archive.
- Great Food & Wine with a viewAlwaysuptotryingnewplacesDined on 7/10/2014It is all good! The view is beautiful, the drive is very scenic, the portions are not to large, not to small just right so I'm not miserable when I'm finished. Menu usually has 3 options so there is something for everyone. We went on seafood night and there was a Cran Dip, Salad with citrus vinaigrette and toasted pecans and a trio of Crab Cake, Chilean Sea Bass and Shrimp served with fresh corn and rice and dessert was chocolate cake with ice cream and fresh Raspberries!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great experience!lovegoodfoodDined on 5/31/2014Lovely rural setting. Quiet. Ate outdoors. Service was excellent and the food was as well. Experience and enjoy.Special Features:
- Great meal, service and ambiance!BeckyDined on 4/4/2014First experience at Elements andit was great! The food was amazing. The open kitchen allows you watch your meal being prepared. Unique experience. Highly recommend. It is worth the trip!Special Features:
- OutstandingnjoygoodfoodnwineDined on 4/3/2014The atmosphere of dining was relaxing with a peaceful relaxing view. Each course was paired nicely with a Baltimore Bend label wine. The food was excellent and the service was amazing. Certainly a place to go for special occasions or a small group of friends and know that you will be treated like royalty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- hidden treasurevalentinedinerDined on 2/14/2014This restaurant is in such a remote location, one cannot help but wonder how it will survive. The food here is good and the setting is rural and quiet. Though the outside doesn't look like much, the inside is nice. I think it is a little overpriced, but you did get four courses and your drink (non-alcoholic) so it is nice for special occasions. The scenery around the restaurant is beautiful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love It!!eats42Dined on 2/14/2014I took the wife to Elements for Valentines Day and it was the perfect choice as the setting was perfect! The food was delicious and the servings sizes were also perfect. The service was outstanding! We cannot wait to go again and are already in the process of making our next reservation!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Valentines eveningenjoyedourselvesDined on 2/14/2014We had a very fine meal for our Valentines Day event. It was our first time to the restaurant trying someplace new for the evening. We were welcomed and made to feel very comfortable upon arriving and the service never wavered. The four courses we had for our meals were very good and served with a smile. A check of our satisfaction from the Chef as he took time out to check how we liked our food was a ice touch as well. We will return and take some friends with us to share in the experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Small intimate restaurant,OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 12/28/2013Small intimate restaurant, prefect for a romantic date night or a good night out dinner with friends and family. Highly recommend ed from everyone in our party!Special Features:
- Hidden Rural GemOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 12/28/2013Elements Restaurant is a great dining experience without driving to Kansas City. The owners, Diane and Kurt make you feel very comfortable. I would highly recommend dining at the Elements especialy for special occasionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Charming little destination resturaJoshuaWilsonDined on 10/11/2013I recently found out about this place & I had to try it. It is very elegant & high quality. Prices are reflective of the quality of the food & experience. Service was great. - Joshua WilsonSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food and friendly servicewayneDined on 10/5/2013great food and great service. A visit from the chef made our experience more personal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- City of RichmondRediDined on 8/17/2013Great place, real quality food, seasoned excellent Good to see how whole food should be preparedSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A nice place in a quiet areawayneDined on 8/17/2013Nice place to go relax and eat good food prepared fresh.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Although presently just a prototype presented at the 2008 IExpo Trade Show in Tokyo earlier this year, this new payment terminal modeled after a life-size android has been developed in response to the fast growing practice of paying e-money via cell phones.
This robot created by NEC is equipped with RFID technology readers. Its torso has a touch screen panel where you can select the e-money icon you need. It works by placing the cell phone on its arm, which is equipped with a reader. NEC has high hopes that the prototype, which is equipped with cameras for face recognition, will sell to establishments that require a reader for FeLiCa-enabled cell phones.
According to NEC, these android payment terminals can be readily supplied for immediate use. So look out for this NEC bot, which might be seen in Japan very soon and may be coming as well …to your house!
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Vermont journalists turn to neighbors for story leads
Vermonters use their local Front Porch Forum to connect with neighbors, to engage local public officials, to see current offerings from local businesses, to hear of services from area nonprofits, and more.
Vermont journalists use FPF too. See some interesting news stories that started from or were informed by local FPF postings…
What's Happening to Northfield's Tabby Cats?
The Northfield News
Seen A Mysterious Helicopter Lately? Relax, It Was Seeding Cover Crop
Vermont Public Radio
Firewood scarce; events last winter affected the supply
Stowe Reporter
Heard on the Street: Route 12 to Get a Facelift
The Bridge (Montpelier)
Why It's Hard to Find Firewood This Year
Seven Days
Seeking relationship-based answer over computer-generated one
Eva saw a sign on a utility pole in her rural corner of Underhill, Vt. in late August announcing "The Rover is Coming!" She was eager to know more so that she could unload her household hazardous waste. But, alas, the print was too small on the sign and she missed the details as she drove by.
Later that day, she asked her neighbors for help by posting to her local Front Porch Forum: "Does anyone know where and when the Rover is coming and what it will take? Thanks."
She got her answer and more, as she shared in her follow-up posting the next day:
I guess I am new school enough to use Front Porch Forum but just enough old school that "Googling" is still not an instinctive response.
There is just enough old school left in me to naturally seek out a relationship-based answer over a computer-generated one, albeit through the computer.
I am so glad that I did! I "met" my next door neighbor through my FPF inquiry and had a nice back and forth introduction via email.
I would have missed the opportunity by turning solely to "www". And just maybe my inquiry let others know, who didn't already, that the Rover was on its way next month.
This is FPF in a nutshell: solve a problem and connect with neighbors along the way.
Good neighbors are good for your health
Posted on the Huntington Front Porch Forum today by Holly…
Neighbors: A recently released study by Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health says that good neighbors are actually good for your heart!So keep loving each other & helping each other, and we'll all live longer!Check out this piece from Nightly News re: the study.Thank you neighbors.
Compelling one-day conference Sept. 23…
Registration just opened for…
Vermont Connected: Envisioning the Future of Vermont's Digital Economy
Tuesday, September 23, at the Vermont State House in Montpelier.
Vermont Connected will be the culmination of the work of the Vermont Digital Economy Project, looking forward to Vermont's future and sharing recent lessons learned from helping small businesses, nonprofits and towns in Vermont to effectively use digital tools. Tracks include:
- Educating for a Digital World
- K-12 and Beyond
- Bridging the Digital Divide
- Building Effective Organizations
- For Nonprofits
- For Small Businesses
- Creating Resilient Communities
- Open Data in Government and Beyond
- Resilience through Engagement
- Steering Vermont's Digital Future
- Vermont's Technology Industry
- The Creative Economy
Learn more and register today!
Front Porch Forum is one of many participating organizations.
Sorting into tribes vs. connecting with a variety of neighbors
From Lisa Prevost's recent article in the New York Times about using data and web services to find the "perfect" suburb…
… the Spektors were overwhelmed by the prospect of trying to distinguish among the hundreds of commuter towns surrounding New York. So they turned to Suburban Jungle Realty Group, a personal relocation firm that works one-on-one with city dwellers looking to move to the "right" suburb…
Though novel in its business model, Suburban Jungle is part of a controversial industry trend that caters to home buyers who have both the desire and the ability to cherry-pick their surroundings. Other real estate websites are supplying home buyers with loads of hyper-specific community data, including racial makeup, percent of married households and education level…
Want to find a "family-friendly" community within 20 miles of Boston with a high Asian population, a low poverty rate and a median home value of $400,000? On NeighborhoodScout.com, you can plug in these preferences (and many more) on the subscription-only "Advanced Search" page and get a ranked list of options…
This trend raises some thorny questions. The growing accessibility of highly detailed demographic data plays into the natural tendency of home buyers to look for "people like us," which is as old as the subdivided hills…
Bill Bishop, a Texas journalist and the author of "The Big Sort: Why the Clustering of Like-Minded America Is Tearing Us Apart" (Houghton Mifflin, 2008), argues that this tribalism is a major driver of the country's deepening political polarization. Over the last 30 years, he says, greater mobility, laws enforcing racial equity and prosperity have given Americans even more choice about where to live. Will Internet-enhanced abilities to scout out communities intensify that sorting effect?
Front Porch Forum works in a different direction. People use FPF to connect with their existing neighbors, despite their differences. A 2013 survey found that 60% of recent FPF posters had met multiple neighbors due to their local Front Porch Forum. This isn't an accident. We created FPF to counter the problems outlined in "The Big Sort" and Robert Putnam's "Bowling Alone." More from the Times article…
… the growing accessibility of so much demographic data has the potential to fuel the segregation that is already increasing along a number of lines — economically, racially, ideologically. Mr. Bishop, the author of "The Big Sort," argues that as other forms of community have gone away or weakened, Americans are increasingly reordering themselves around shared values and areas of interest. "Given a choice," he said, "people choose to segregate themselves into these places where they can surround themselves with people like themselves."
This self-segregating boosts people's sense of well-being by satisfying the need to belong, says Mr. Motyl, who studies ideological migration. But the resulting decrease in contact with anyone who thinks differently serves to heighten partisanship. "It allows us to become more extreme in our own ideas," Mr. Motyl said, "and is one explanation for why our system has become so gridlocked."
Manchester FPF gets rolling
Vermonters in Manchester are talking about their new Front Porch Forum. Posted today…
From Helen:
I have been a fan of Front Porch Forum since I first heard about it several years ago, when it started in the Burlington area. At the time, I was working for The Orton Family Foundation, and we at the Foundation were developing, testing, and advocating for a wide range of community building tools. FPF was in its early stages, but already winning awards, including one I think from the Foundation.
When I am not at home in Manchester, I spend a lot of time in Lyme, New Hampshire, a community that has its own "listserve" – not technically an FPF, but certainly similar. Daily people are looking for something, selling or giving away something, looking for service, seeking lost pets, finding ride-shares, announcing meetings, inviting people to events, etc, etc. I imagine that FPF in Manchester can and will develop into the same sort of well appreciated and powerful local communication tool. In addition to meeting this sort of individual need, the listserve enables lively discussions on community topics….for example, a current topic in Lyme has to do with whether the community should or should not have a skating surface on the common, the related issues, and who is willing step up to maintain it.
At the moment, I have nothing to sell or give away, nor am I looking for a service, but for sure I will post a note when I need to. I am, however, encouraging my friends to join, and I hope you will too. The more people involved, the more powerful the site will be. For those of you who are looking for something or have something to sell or give away, go ahead and post it to get the ball rolling!
Followed by this posting from Linda:
Your post regarding Front Porch Forum was well said and received. I too was living in the Burlington area when FPF was in its infancy and enjoyed hearing about neighborhood yard sales, items for sale, and other general neighborhood news. To my knowledge, nothing inappropriate ever made it to my desktop and it was easy to communicate back and forth with someone seeking a service or product that I might be able to supply. Looking forward to hearing from others in our neighborhood soon.
A post-modern return to citizen democracy
For nearly 20 years, the Orton Family Foundation has successfully helped people in small cities and towns navigate change in a way that honors their connection to community. Orton's track record of using technology and process to yield strong place-centric results is truly impressive.
Given that, the quote below from Orton's blog carries special meaning for us at Front Porch Forum…
FPF member and University of Vermont dean Susan Comerford is quoted in that same article. She says, "Front Porch Forum is a post-modern return to citizen democracy…(it) may well be the most important advance in community development strategies in decades." She might be right.
But the coolest thing about FPF in my book is that it upends the assumed role of the Internet in our lives. It asserts that our online lives don't have to be distinct from our offline lives—that they can merge in healthy, useful, positive, reciprocal ways. And even better than that…Front Porch Forum encourages us to reconnect with each other in person, tête-à-tête, to have conversations and shake hands and share babysitters and roto-tillers and generally help each other out. It pulls us out of our digital isolation and pushes us back into our front yards and onto the street, out to the park or the playground or the farmer's market or the local garage to see what's going on, to remember who we are, and even who we want to be, as parents and friends and citizens. It helps us be neighbors.
New Local Leaders Connecting with Constituents
#VT - A fresh batch of local elected officials took office this month in towns across Vermont and many of them are embracing Front Porch Forum to connect with constituents. Posted today on FPF by the newly elected mayor of Vergennes…
Dear Friends and Neighbors – FPF is a great way to keep abreast of local issues and create an atmosphere for the productive discussion of municipal business. I urge all citizens of Vergennes to join FPF as a way of communicating concerns to your municipal officers and the public at large. Please tell all your friends to join.
I will be posting questions and comments as well as notifying folks of volunteer opportunities for the upcoming spring and summer. I hope everyone can find the time to offer their time or expertise in helping our city move forward. Thanks.
Bill Benton, Mayor
City of Vergennes
State of the Re:Union looks at online communities
#BTV #VT - This NPR show weaves together several stories about online communities… lots of food for thought, including a segment about Front Porch Forum (for FPF's part, go to the 5th section (Segment B) and start at the 7:00 minute mark).
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