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Scans taken Friday showed Ivanovic sustained a significant strain in her match against Justine Henin on Thursday. The former world No. 1 was due to compete for Serbia alongside Novak Djokovic in Saturday's final, but halted her practice session Friday morning.
According to Hopman Cup rules, injury substitutions are allowed in round-robin play but not for the final, so Serbia will be replaced by group runner-up Belgium.
Belgium will face either France or the U.S. France defeated Italy 2-0 on Friday. Kristina Mladenovic was awarded a victory after Francesca Schiavone retired with a groin injury at 4-4 in the first set, before Nicolas Mahut beat Potito Starace 6-3, 7-6 (2).
The Americans were to take on Britain later Friday needing to win only one match out of three to move above France and reach the final. Bethanie Mattek-Sands will face Britain's Laura Robson, followed by John Isner against Andy Murray, then the mixed doubles.
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Worshippers first began using the new mosque in August, but it was not furnished and the landscaping was incomplete.
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FORT WORTH -- Citing a desire to complete some long-planned downtown projects, including adding more housing and attracting a public school, the board of the downtown tax increment financing district is considering a plan to bring another $28 million to its coffers.The plan would extend the TIF's lifetime cap, the amount it can spend on projects, to $100 million from its current cap of $72 million. The TIF has committed $70 million to projects, and the remaining $2 million isn't enough to complete some of the things the TIF has set out to do.Each year, too, the TIF can only take in $5 million, and any additional funds are returned to the taxing entities. The proposal would eliminate that $5 million annual cap on new revenues."We've been thinking about it for four years," said Andy Taft, president of Downtown Fort Worth Inc., which oversees the TIF for the city. "The central plaza is the last project. When it is paid out in the next couple of years, the TIF will have committed $70 million."If approved, this will be the second time the life of the TIF has been extended. In 2003, the cap was raised to $72 million from $50 million, the amount established when the TIF began in 1995. The TIF board will vote on the issue May 15. It will then need City Council approval before the taxing entities can vote.TIFs divert property taxes from new development into a special fund to pay for improvements inside a defined district. The downtown TIF has been a primary source of funding for many projects, including asbestos removal during the redevelopment of the tornado-ravaged Bank One office tower into a high-rise condo project called The Tower.Over the years, it has also paid millions of dollars in leases on six parking garages to provide free public parking on evenings and weekends. A year ago, it committed $11 million for infrastructure improvements in the public right-of-way at the central plaza under construction in Sundance Square.Jay Chapa, the city's housing and economic development director, said the TIF has greatly influenced how downtown has been developed and that the proposed changes to the TIF would be a win-win."There are some projects of the original plan that have not been completed," Chapa said.The new plan would keep two key projects -- improvements to the Third Street pedestrian corridor and affordable housing -- but add some new projects, too. Those involve public infrastructure improvements along Main and Commerce streets; providing a walkable link from downtown to the Trinity Bluff area; and improving amenities at Heritage Plaza and Paddock Park on the north end of downtown. The TIF wants to commit $12.3 million to those projects.It also wants to have $7 million to apply toward affordable housing projects and another $9 million for additional residential and parking projects.Taft said housing is a high priority in the soon-to-be-published update of the downtown strategic action plan, with affordable housing as one component. Few people who work downtown can afford to live there, he said, and money from the TIF could help developers bridge gaps in costs and what they charge for rent, making it more affordable for those workers.Also on the list is $300,000 to provide matching incentives to owners of historic buildings that make facade improvements, and $1 million for a science, technology, engineering and math junior high or high school.Formal discussions with the school district have not taken place. Downtown residents often move out of downtown after starting families because of the lack of school options, Taft said."We need to talk about the next step, and the next step is schools," Taft said.As part of the deal, taxing entities would need to contribute less from their new taxes.The plan is expected to provide the TIF with annual revenues of $4.2 million to $5.1 million from 2014 to 2022, and $3.7 million in 2023. The TIF would then be scheduled to expire at the end of 2025.Sandra Baker, 817-390-7727Twitter: @SandraBakerFWST
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I have a real old collection on my report. it is from 2006, however the real debt would have had the last late payment some time in early 2000's maybe 2002-2003.
I have a feeling this is a zombie debt. they havent tried to call or anything like that, but if fico plays right, it should fall from my account in sept this year?
should I do anything about it? let it play out?
I am concerned that i just might poke the bear if I even try to remove it at this point.
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The date the collection was opened and/or the date it was reported to your CR are immaterial to the ultimate CR exclusion date of a collection
Credit report exclusion of a collection is 7 yrs plus 180 days from the date of first delinquency on the account with the original creditor.
That DOFD is fixed in time, and thus the exclusion date of a collection is not affected by anything the debt collector reports (other than the DOFD) or any actions taken by the consumer regarding the collection.
What is the reported DOFD?
"Letting it play out" by becoming excluded from your credit report does not address the issue that one still has unpaid, delinquent debt.
Thus, it does not cleanse any potential future impact if a creditor becomes aware ot it.
thanks for the timely feedback.
I was under the impression that you don't want to pay old debts because it lowers your FICO score. I guess I'm not getting it. I was also under the impression that it must drop from my credit report after 7 years. is this not the case?
Dropping from your credit report does not make the debt go away.
Once the collection becomes excluded, any party pulling your CR wont become aware of the continued presence of the unpaid debt simply by seeing a collection.
You always run the risk of its discovery by other means.
It is always beneficial to pay any old, legitimate delinquent debt.
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Kirky, 25/11/14
Food and drink quite expensive, great to see so much security on the doors and in the arena if you need to ask any questions.
John Bishop (25/11/14) - Well worth the wait!!
Hilarious as usual, some jokes quite crude but did not come across offensive due to his nature and ability to engage with the audience. Would recommend to anyone to see him if you can. Good content as talks about every day life events and subjects everyone can relate to in every day life.
Robyn, 19/11/14
Sylvester Stallone (19/11/14) - Stallone is a legend a true hero!!
Having been a Sylvester Stallone fan all my life, of course I had to go to see him in Manchester. I have been lucky enough to meet Mr Stallone before in my hometown of Dublin, many years ago now, I got his autograph (my biggest prized possesion) and held his hand (but was too nervous and overwhelmed to ask for a cuddle!!) So I got much closer than others, and it is one of my treasured moments. So for me just to be in the same room as him and listen to his amazing stories was all I really wanted. As all Stallone fans know the man oozes charisma and he is an extremely witty and intelligent man but the Event itself was a total shambles and I feel so sorry for the people who paid top dollar (I would have been one, if I could afford it!!) to see their hero. As others have mentioned it was the worst organised event I have ever been to. And the amount of people drunk and acting like idiots was quite frankly embarrasing, a lady (I used that term very loosely) behind me persisted in shouting your fit practically the whole way through the interview. All us ladies in the audience already knew this and I am sure Mr Stallone already knows this, so why she felt the need to tell him every 2 mins was beyond me, it got to the point where I had to tell her to shut up but sure that made no difference, it really did ruin the experience for me. She also seemed to think that she was having a one on one conversation with him and kept chipping in every time Mr Stallone spoke, so frustrating!!! Most of us were hanging on his every word and wanted to hear what he had to say but others were just downright disrespectful shouting out stupid comments and if I heard Yo Adrian once, I heard it a 1000 times, I dont know how he puts up with it but being the true gent that he is, he took all of this rubbish on the chin. The interviewer was awful, he could not control the heckling, had zero stage presense and zero charisma the absolute worst person for the job in my opinion. The long wait before Sylvester came out was frustrating and why that poor woman was put on the stage singing is beyond me, she was so out of her depth and completely out of place. I am sure everyone would have been more than happy if they showed clips from Rocky, especially the training montages, clips from Rambo and the hundreds of other movies Mr Stallone has starred in over the years, more than enough footage to keep people happy) and just think of all the great songs in the Rocky movies over the years, wouldnt that have been better than some woman, who God help her but has nothing to do with anything. His entrance was amazing, well worth the wait. I just wish that everyone there acted with a bit more respect for the greatest action movie star of all time. He was mesmorizing, still so handsome and the most charming man I have ever had the privilidge to meet. I will be a fan forever, he is THE man and did not disappoint. I just feel embarrassed that it was handled so badly. Mr Stallone we love you and on behalf of all the real fans out there, we are so sorry that some people acted so disrespectfully. I hope you come back!!! Preferable to a smaller venue with a top notch interviewer in a venue that does not sell alcohol!!!
Pauline Harrison, 17/11/14
Went by Metro but all the facilities were fine. The show was amazing and value for money. The atmosphere was fantastic. John was on form and we Laughed until we cried. Would see John again and other shows at this venue. Nothing to complain about what so ever.
John Bishop (17/11/14) - John Bishop
The Tickets were purchased for a present for my son and Nephew, wished Id gone myself. They had a fantastic night and Laughed till they cried.
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Please note, the Victoria Station approach (running from Corporation Street down Hunts Bank) is a bus lane only. This new route is enforced by cameras and subsequent fines. The road in the opposite direction (from Great Ducie Street up Hunts Bank) will remain open for car access.
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Journey Planner: The Manchester Arena is located in the City Centre, on the corner of Trinity Way, Hunts Bank and Great Ducie Street, and is adjacent to Victoria Station. For Sat Nav systems our postcode is M3 1AR.
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Posted: 07-07-2009 20:53
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rustyblanket where are you??? We want photos!!!
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Posted: 28-07-2009 03:50
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The July 3rd post was the last he made. The doppelganger finally replaced him but didn't know he'd been posting here!
On a slightly more serious note rustysblanket (if you ever do return), I was wondering if you were even aware that the event at which the photo was taken was even occurring.
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I have a look-alike. I haven't met him myself, but a friend did. Apparently he was my exact double!
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Away with the fairy folk?
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Posted: 05-08-2009 00:06
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Umm don't some people say seeing your own doppelganger is a portent of doom/ misfortune
....... so maybe he can't reply right now........hope he is ok and will post soon.....
Wasn't there a book years ago about a teacher who would teach her class and then suddenly feel faint and collapse.......and her double would appear outside the window and just wander around the school grounds seen by her class and everyone else in the school, they'd know if it was the double because it didn't interact with people or 'talk'. I'll have to dig that story out sometime......
Maybe for some people a soul can detach and float around a while (like astral travel).......or perhaps there are parrallel universes and somehow the fabric of space time gets warped for a few seconds. Supernatural aside, they do say everyone has a living 'double' in the world as we are all so genetically similar......( celebrity look a likes wouldn't be making money otherwise LOL)..
Anyway, here's my strange 'double' experience......
My aunt was once really cross with me and I asked her what the matter was and she said "I passed you walking down the road a few days ago and I said hello but you ignored me, completely blanked me"...........I asked her where it happened as I certainly wouldn't have done that on purpose (she bears a grudge for a long time LOL)......she answered 'in Chatteris' which is quite a distance from here...20 miles or so.......I told her I have never been to chatteris. She said "I know what you look like I see you every week.......it was you! Stop lying." It definitely WASN'T me. Apaft from the fact that I have never been there I don't drive, there is no way it could have been me. On the day in question I was actually working aswell. Still to this day she is adamant I was there and maintains that I'm just trying to 'cover my tracks' for 'ignoring' her.
Anyway, great thread, glad I'm not alone............any one else.......?
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Posted: 05-08-2009 03:46
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About eighteen years ago my then boyfriend and myself went to visit my parents in the Midlands. My mother mildly disapproved of him and even though we were living together she made us sleep in seperate rooms, him upstairs and me in the livingroom. The boyfriend had got up one morning and was sitting on the edge of the bed putting his socks on when he swore blind that I walked into the bedroom, glared at him and told him to hurry up as we were going to be late. Trouble is that I was still downstairs on the sofa when all this was happening.
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A couple of experiences of mine are reported here:
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Posted: 05-08-2009 15:44
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WabbitHunter wrote:
The boyfriend had got up one morning and was sitting on the edge of the bed putting his socks on when he swore blind that I walked into the bedroom, glared at him and told him to hurry up as we were going to be late. Trouble is that I was still downstairs on the sofa when all this was happening.
Which makes me wonder just how much of our time do we really spend asleep?
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Posted: 05-08-2009 23:08
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Thanks for the link Rynner, I've posted some more there too....
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Thunder Lyger
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Posted: 11-08-2009 21:10
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I have a lookalike too, here in the same city. I've seen him a couple of times, and I've even been photographed in a group shot where he popped up as a passer-by! Of course, he's never done anything spooky.
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Posted: 20-08-2009 16:51
Post subject: What do 'I' look like?
Having a double is something I can relate to. When I was a kid I'd often walk through the local park with my nan and her dog. There was a bloke we'd sometimes see who looked like my stepfather. Both of us would think it was him. I remember her once waving madly at him one evening with me at her side shouting my stepfather's name. The bloke was on the opposite side of the park, and either didn't hear us or chose to ignore us (what with our being a pair of weirdos in his eyes).
I too have a lookalike (or possibly more than one - it's difficult to know for sure). I first became aware of this when I was in my bank one day and the cashier started up a conversation with me saying that she'd seen me in a club the previous weekend. I queried her on it to get more details and had to tell her it wasn't me. For a start I never went out in the town where the club was (at least not at night), and secondly I am not a club-goer. I preferred the pubs in the smaller towns and villages in my locale. This occurred about a decade ago. I've since moved to the next town down the road and happen to have got a job in the larger town where the club was situated (but I still don't go round it at night - it's not my scene at all).
Over the years, on the odd occasion, various people tell me they've seen me (typically in the town where I now work), and I have to inform them that they are mistaken, and that it must have be my double. I have never seen him, myself, but I came close to it a couple of months ago. I will often call in at my local on my way home from work (it's handily in between the bus stop and my home), and a few weeks ago I was surprised to be told that I'd already been in. A person whom my drinking buddies said was 'the spit' of me had been sat in one of the alcoves near to their table. They'd been on the point of calling 'me' over or going to speak to me but decided I wanted some privacy. I WISH I'd been able to see him, just to compare us, and finally have a true image of this mysterious person. I don't know whether I'd be freaked out or not if we did bump into each other.
However, what would be seriously shiver-inducing is if it turned out to be this other fellow who started work at my company a while ago who has the very same name as me. Both my forename and surname have variant spellings, and his are identical to mine. We work in the same town (but on different sites), and we keep getting sent each other's emails. It's a global company with lots of sites in the UK, so ppl won't necessarily spot the difference when looking us up in the online address book. I know he's not related to me, and I also know it's highly unlikely that he'll look anything like me at all, but somewhere in the back of my mind, there's the Twilight Zone theme tune playing ever so faintly...
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Posted: 22-08-2009 21:44
Post subject: Look A Likes
I think perhaps we all fit into a set of physical 'types' and if we look enough we will see near dopplegangers for most people.
I had an uncanny resemblance to the Governor of Connecticut who at the time was most unpopular. I was actually mistaken for him and stared at on many occasions.
Of all of the "Physical types" to fit into!
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Posted: 23-08-2009 00:11
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the evil twin syndrome hah
I have a couple people in my city that look alot like me if you road by them on a fast horse
I've always called those people " dopplegangers "
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Posted: 23-08-2009 00:24
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My favourite Separated at Birth twins case was:
Clare Short and the Golem
I suppose people just wonder what sort of thing Clare Short was now!
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I know I have a double in the next suburb although I've never seen her. When I was relief teaching at one of the local schools some years back some of the children said they has seen a woman who looked just like me.
Also one day in Big W some fellow kept following me wherever I went and then finally said "Don't you work in the bait shop in Noble Park?" Must have been a mad keen fisherman, but he had me worried for a bit lol.
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Posted: 24-08-2009 11:24
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When I joined my Gym they looked really confused but said nothing. A year later I started playing tennis and the coach called me Matt. I corrected him (my name is Andrew) but he just laughed and said "Whatever, Matt." Now everyone at the gym calls me Matt and I've given up correcting them. In the locker room I questioned another tennis player about it and he informed me that there is another member called Matt who is the spitting image of me. He's gonna get a shock when he turns up for tennis only to find a doppelganger who has assumed his name!
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The Maltipoo and the Yorkiepoo
As well as aiming for a low-allergenic coat, Poodle crossbreeders have focused on producing very small companion dogs.
Maltipoos and Yorkiepoos are two tiny and very appealing crossbreeds. The Maltipoo is a cross between a Maltese and a
Toy or Miniature Poodle while the Yorkiepoo is a cross between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Toy or Miniature Poodle.
History of the Maltipoo and Yorkiepoo
Both Maltipoos and Yorkiepoos became known Poodle crossbreds in the last decade, as more breeders looked for dogs
of various sizes that were low-shedding and potentially good for allergy sufferers. The Maltipoo and Yorkiepoo are among
the smaller Poodle crossbreeds and, with their particularly attractive features, they are now very popular as lapdogs.
These diminutive crossbreeds also have a high public profile. Maltipoos (often known as Moodles).
Maltipoos are popular in many countries. Yorkiepoos are popular in the USA.
Recognition of breed
There is no official breed standard for the Maltipoo or Yorkiepoo. The North American Maltipoo/Maltepoo Club and
Registry provides a description of the crossbreed and accepted crossbreeding of first generation and second generation
The organisation <www.Yorkiepoo.org> provides a description of the aims of Yorkiepoo breeders. Yorkiepoo breeders
provide first generation crosses.
Characteristics of the parent breed
The coat of the Maltipoo or Yorkiepoo varies but they may inherit the low-shedding, low-dander coat associated with
Poodles. This makes the Maltipoo or Yorkiepoo a potentially good option for allergy sufferers.
Maltipoos are smart dogs, reflecting the intelligence of the Poodle parent breed. The Maltese is a healthy toy dog with
long silky hair and a gentle manner. The Maltipoo often displays the quietness of the Maltese.
Yorkiepoos are smart, curious dogs, ideally with the intelligence of the poodle and the determination and resilience of the
Yorkshire Terrier.
The parents of the Maltipoo or Yorkiepoo will determine many factors. Parents with bad traits, such as a snappy Maltese,
stubborn Yorkshire Terrier or a highly-strung Toy Poodle, may influence the personality of their offspring. If the parents
are obedient and good natured then the puppies are most likely to share those characteristics.
Early generation Maltipoos and Yorkiepoos
Maltipoos are most commonly first-generation crosses (the direct offspring of a Toy or Miniature Poodle and a Maltese).
Either breed can be the sire or dam. Second generation crosses are also being bred, according to the North American
Maltipoo/Maltepoo Club & Registry.
Yorkiepoos are most commonly first-generation crosses (the direct offspring of a Toy or Miniature Poodle and a Yorkshire
Terrier). The dam should always be the bigger of the two parent breeds to avoid puppies getting too big and complicating
the delivery for the mother.
Multi generation Maltipoos and Yorkiepoos
The North American Maltipoo/Maltepoo Club & Registry provides some guidelines on multi generation breeding. Only two
second generation Maltipoos can be used to breed third generation dogs.
Cross-breeding goals
The Maltipoo and Yorkiepoo have both been bred as companion dogs. The low-shedding coat of the poodle makes the
crossbreed a potentially useful dog for allergy sufferers.
The small size of all the parent breeds ensures that, despite variations, the crossbreeds are likely to be small, and many
are tiny.
Maltipoo breeders have focused on producing a small, healthy, low-shedding family dog and some plan to further develop
a multi-generation crossbreed.
Yorkiepoo breeders are not aiming at developing a new breed. The goal of crossbreeding the Poodle and Yorkshire
Terrier is to produce a healthy, happy toy dog with less genetic problems and a soft-silky low-shedding coat.
Maltipoo characteristics
There is no official breed standard for the Maltipoo but the North American Maltipoo/Maltepoo Club & Registry offers
these guidelines
: The size of a Maltipoo will vary depending on the parent breed, but their mature weight is generally between 5 and 12
pounds (2.2 and 5.4kg). The height to shoulder is ???: Maltipoos come in a variety of colours, with light colours (including
white, silver and cream) being more common. : The coat is silky: The breeds mixed will produce varying results.
Yorkiepoo characteristics
Living with your Maltipoo or Yorkiepoo
Both Yorkiepoos and Matipoos are small dogs with big personalities.
General behaviour
Maltipoos are described as feisty, cuddly, alert, gentle, loving balls of fun.
Yorkiepoos are described as friendly, curious, lively, self-confident, playful, watchful and loving.
Activity levels
Maltipoos are active dogs that will enjoy going for walks. They like ball games and playing in safe open spaces.
Yorkiepoos are energetic dogs. They are agile and can jump high and run very fast. They appreciate regular walks and
playing in safe open spaces
Maltipoos are loyal family dogs but can be reserved and aloof with strangers.
Yorkiepoos are happy and fun-loving dogs. They love people and dislike being excluded from family activities. Yorkiepoos
are intelligent and easily trained but they can display stubbornness. They make excellent watchdogs.
With both dogs temperament must be selected to avoid barking, aggression to strangers, dominance behaviour with
certain family members and overt aggression around other dogs. Discrepancies can exist with any crossbred dog. Also,
the temperament of the dogs is directly related to parentage.
Other pets
Maltipoos can be good with other pets.
Yorkiepoos can be good with other pets.
Yorkiepoos and Maltipoos can be good with children, but, as with all dogs, supervision and training are recommended.
As Yorkiepoos and Maltipoos are very small dogs they can be easily hurt and may require protection from young children.
Maltipoos are bright and easy to train.
Yorkiepoos are intelligent and they learn tricks easily if rewarded with treats.
Maltipoos and Yorkiepoos may be used in pets as therapy work. Their small size makes them suitable for contact with the
elderly. A low-shedding coat may also provide an advantage when working with people.
General health and lifespan
The average lifespan for a Maltipoo or a Yorkiepoo is about 10 to 15 years but parentage is one factor that will influence
Health problems experienced by Maltipoos include liver shunts, epilepsy, common skin diseases, eye problems, patella
luxation, hip dysplasia and Legg-Calve-Perthes disease. Porto systemic shunts is a rare but well documented inherited
disorder that may also occur. As the Yorkiepoo ages, endocrine disorders especially Hypothyroidism and Cushings
disease are common.
Health problems experienced by Yorkiepoos include liver shunts, epilepsy, common skin diseases, eye problems, patella
luxation (a knee problem), hip dysplasia, Legg-Calve-Perthes disease (a genetic hip-joint disease). Porto systemic shunts
is a rare but well documented inherited disorder that may also occur. Yorkshire Terriers are also prone to tooth decay,
although this is less likely in the Yorkiepoo. As the Yorkiepoo ages, endocrine disorders especially Hypothyroidism and
Cushings disease are common.
Maltese breeds often get "White Shaker Syndrome", a poorly understood neurological disease seen commonly in little
white dogs like the Maltese. Maltipoos would most likely have a reduced risk of this syndrome.
Breeders of Maltipoos or Yorkiepoos should screen for eye diseases, patella luxation, hip dysplasia and Legg-Calve-
Perthes disease.
Space needs
Maltipoos can live in a house or an apartment, as they are active indoors.
Yorkiepoos can live in a house or an apartment, as they are active indoors.
Grooming requirements will vary but many Maltipoos are low-shedding. Maltipoos require daily brushing and combing to
prevent the coat matting. They also need regular clipping. For a clipped look some owners will clip the face every month.
The body can be clipped every year or two. Regular bathing, ear cleaning and possible plucking as well as nail trimming
are recommended.
Grooming requirements will vary but many Yorkiepoos are low-shedding. Yorkiepoos require daily brushing and combing
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my idol | Reviewer: blue eyes white dragon | 8/25/08
paramore is the greatest band i have ever encountered!!... it rocks my world and it pretty much changed my personality... i cant imagine what would happen if they were not discovered... i really wish that they could come to the philippines and rock my world.. i really do!!.. if they would,i'd sing sing all their songs from the start until the end of the concert so i really wish i could actually meet them personally...
Mainstream greatness. | Reviewer: ChrissyK | 8/11/08
When I first bought all we know is falling in the virgin store in San Francisco it grasped and enthralled me. Listening to it on the streets of the city, made me fall in love with the up and coming band. But about 6 months later, their music was being over played, and the band lost all of it's hype to me. When Riot! came out a while later, I bought it hoping to see some change in the attention they got, but unfortubately it only increased. But just because a band is mainstream doesn't mean I will ever not like Paramore!
i realized something | Reviewer: ben | 6/30/08
i dont know why i didnt see this earlier but i am probably one of if not the only paramore fan that is neither a girl or a gay/bisexual male. hell i cringe whenever i see a buff guy in the nude(though i am not at all uncomfortable when i see two guys kiss). on top of that i think of myself as a hardcore fan. just shows you that stereotypes are never completely true. to my fellow heterosexual males dont beleive people when they say you need to be gay or female to be a fan of paramore. paramore is absolutely amazing.
this band roxs. | Reviewer: sophie | 6/19/08
Paramore is awsome ive never heard of it before until my bff told me about it and i heard their song crushcrushcrush and i loved that song so i started to hear more and more and now i have to listen to them all day long paramore roks and i will lovw if they come to dallas or plano texas, in a consurt but i love this band and josh is kinda cute.
keep rockin | Reviewer: ben | 6/9/08
paramore is a really great band. they dont really strike me musically as a young band learning the ropes they actually seem to have things figured out. i also like that theyre christians but that they dont make a point of it in their music. keep on rockin guys!
I love Paramore | Reviewer: Courtney .S | 5/29/08
Your band is alsome and i just love that song crush crush crush crush .I listen to it about 20 times before i go to bed and when i get home from school and before i go to school.
You guys are alsome!!
paramore rulez!!! | Reviewer: karen | 5/28/08
you guys rock !!!
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they are the best bacd ever ever ever
Hayley is my idol!
She has such an amazing voice i love her!!
I love everyone of there songs!
And i know them all by heart!!
paramore | Reviewer: devon macduff | 5/14/08
paramore is an awesome band that totaly kick ass i would love to meet the whole band they are very put togother and have good lyrics and they just kick ass plain and simple. and haley williams is so hot and very cool
paramore | Reviewer: devon macduff | 5/14/08
paramore is an awesome band that totaly kick ass i would love to meet the whole band they are very put togother and have good lyrics and they just kick ass plain and simple. and haley williams is so hot and very cool
PARAMORE | Reviewer: jesse patterson | 5/8/08
Hey. paramore is a super awesome band. they have two albums now called 'all we know is falling' and 'RIOT!'. their lyrics are amazing! and so are their live performances! if you don't have their albums please go buy them right now! they are currently on tour!! they have a website: www.paramore.net and you could check them out on myspace or at www.paramoreband.livejournal.com !! support them.
Paramore | Reviewer: Riki | 4/5/08
Paramore are an awsome band. Although, I'm sure they could do without all the fans who get obsessive saying that they wish they could meet them, that they are idols. It's a bit creepy don't you think? Plus, their real fans buy their albums and learn the words, and don't just listen to one song on Scuzz and then say that they love everything Paramore do.
PARAMORE!!! | Reviewer: Melanie | 3/30/08
dude, i wanna no how 2 e mail hayley, do any of u no her e mail address? if yes, plz e mail it to me, my e mail is, firstname.lastname@example.com just like that, plz e mail, hayley and the rest, josh, u guys rock! keep rockin'!!! and josh, ur such a QT!!!(cutie) hayley, i want to get my hair done just like urs! it rocks! i LOVE u!! i have black hair, and red, and some blonde, and some blue, and green, and like 1 strip of purple, but it looks cool! it sounds weird, but it ROCKS and its rlly cute!! hayley, again, ur a QT and i love u!!! and keep rockin' plz come to Wisconsin!! thanx, Melanie
something missing.. | Reviewer: Frances | 2/5/08
I really love Paramore and all, but I feel like they should've done more for promoting their first album, "All we know is falling". Like, release a music video for "My Heart", because that one was a really good song. And it would be cool if we get to hear those songs in some movie soundtracks...
This New Rock Band Really Rocks | Reviewer: akeki | 1/17/08
I used to dislike this band.... I wasn't much of a rock band. My boyfriend has a CD of theirs and I thought that I'll get to get used to them in the long run... I never liked it then until I heard CrushCrushCrush on the radio. From then on, Paramore is one of the best rock bands there is.........Rock on!!!!!
OMFG!! | Reviewer: DANIKA | 1/15/08
omfg dude ,
i reallly love paramore,
they are the best bacd ever ever ever
Hayley is my idol!
She has such an amazing voice i love her!!
I love everyone of there songs!
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For making the best band ever, with the best singer ever!!
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Apartments in Community: 368
Pet Policy
We welcome you and your best friend, too! Looking for a new home for you and your pet? We are one of the few pet friendly communities in the area and enthusiastically welcome you and your pet (Some restrictions apply). Pet Overview: Dogs and cats welcome. Your pet must be one year of age, have had health check and shots and be spayed or neutered. A signed animal addendum is required to be on file in our leasing office. Additional Details: We also welcome your domestic pet if it is a bird or fish with written approval from our onsite management team. No reptiles or exotic animals please. Fish tanks are not to exceed 55 gallons. Support Animals: If the animal is a service animal for a disabled person, pet deposits are not necessary and breed restrictions do not apply. A signed Letter Regarding Support Animals from a qualified professional verifying the need for the service animal along with proof of current rabies shots and licenses (if legally applicable) is required. Breed Restrictions: Breed Restrictions Apply
- Pets Allowed
Local Schools
- James Martin Middle School
- Mallard Creek High School
- Stoney Creek Elementary School
We believe school data to be accurate, but do not guarantee that. Please be sure to verify where your children will attend school before making your housing decision.
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