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3-D Reconstruction of Ancient Egyptian Mummy using X-ray Computer Tomography
A Virtual Exploration of the Lost Labyrinth
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Human Origins and Evolution in Africa
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Port Royal Project Homepage
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Computerized Archaeology, Weizmann Institute of Science
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Emery and Claire Yass Publications in Archaeology:Monograph Series & Tel Aviv Journal of Archaeology
International Dunhuang Project
Internet ancient history sourcebook
Japan Society for Southeast Asian Archaeology
Journal of Near Eastern Studies
Late Quaternary Human Adaptation and Climate Change in Northwest China
LEVANT - publication of Council for British Research in the Levant
Libera Associazione per gli Studi Etruscologici e Topografici
Libyan Studies
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Netherlands Institute in Turkey
Paleolithic Site of the Douara Cave and Paleogeography of Palmyra Basin in Syria. Part I
Paleolithic Site of the Douara Cave and Paleogeography of Palmyra Basin in Syria. Part II
Paleolithic Site of the Douara Cave and Paleogeography of Palmyra Basin in Syria. Part III
Paleolithic Site of the Douara Cave and Paleogeography of Palmyra Basin in Syria. Part IV
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Tel Aviv - Journal of The Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology
The Earliest Prehistory of Cyprus: From Colonization to Exploitation (ASOR Publication)
The Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology
The University Museum Bulletin No.27: Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherers in Japan?New Research Methods?
The University Museum Bulletin No.6: The Palaeolithic Site at Douara Cave in Syria. Part 2
University of Utah Press
Uysal-Walker Archive of Turkish Oral Narrative
Vedams Books from India
West Semitic Research Project (WSRP)
Zooarchaeology Laboratory, Peabody Museum, Harvard University
Australian National Botanic Gardens (ANBG)
Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research and Australian National Herbarium
Eras on-line journal
gayenayton archaeology
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Albanian Rescue Archaeology Unit
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Analecta Praehistorica Leidensia
Archaeologia Bulgarica
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Archaeological Review from Cambridge
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Arctic Centre, University of Groningen
Arizona Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies
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Bournemouth University, School of Conservation Sciences,Archaeology & Historic Enviroment Group
CAPRA - Cave Archaeology and Palaeontology Research Archive
Cardiff University, School of History and Archaeology (HISAR)
Centre for Marine and Underwater Archaeology Studies
Classics Ireland - The journal of the Classical Association of Ireland
Collegium Palynologicum Scandinavicum
Commission Internationale de Microflore du Paleozoique
Context One Archaeological Services Online Reports
Coronet Books
DIDASKALIA: Ancient Theater Today
Digiter Geoarcheologia - Italian
Discovery Programme Website
Durham University, MSc in Palaeopatholgy
Early Modern Women Database
Environmental Archaeology Unit (EAU) - University of York
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Clay Aquisition and Vessel Distribution Patterns: Southern New England
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Guide to Graduate Programs in Historical and Underwater Archaeology
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|Character design for Karina Jett, Bounty Huntress extraordinaire. After forming an uneasy alliance with Noah and Cael, the dry, nihilistic bounty hunter joined the group, with the promise of being handed any criminals on the Galactic Union Bounty-Roll that they may encounter.
The daughter of an Aurikan provincial governor, Karina decided to seperate herself from her familial ties to nobility, and set out to make her own way in the Galaxy. However, she constantly struggles to sever these ties, especially when coming from money is so convenient in a pinch.
Karina's signature tech are the hover pads she wears on her feet, and glides around as if on roller blades. I was going to draw her with them on, but I misjudged my drawing and ran out of room to put her feet!
Unlike Aiko where I'm still experimenting with costume design, I'm pretty much set on Karina, aside from needing to design an all-weather armor for her.

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Ford is killing off the Mercury brand.
This news is getting a lot of attention today, with a big article on the front page of the Wall Street Journal, but it shouldn't be a surprise. Mercury has been fading for years.
Indeed, the only notable thing here is just how long it took Ford to make the final decision.
Mercury is an old, well-known and famous brand. But it is a brand that hasn't been relevant for a long time. What makes Mercury unique? What makes Mercury special? What is the difference between Mercury and Ford? Nothing.
Supporting a brand is expensive; it needs consistent marketing support, new products, product improvements and customer service initiatives. Without support, a brand will gradually fade away.
Ford hasn't been investing in Mercury for a very long time. Job #1 at Ford these days is fixing Ford. With limited financial resources, Ford hasn't been able to support to support Mercury.
I suspect Mercury survived as long as it did for two reasons. First, killing off a brand is unpleasant and expensive. You don't just announce the decision and walk away; you have to unwind all the dealer relations, reassure current owners and liquidate the existing inventory. This takes time and money.
Second, brands are emotional. Some senior executives at Ford had a deep attachment to Mercury. They fought to keep Mercury alive until there was absolutely no reason to believe the brand could come back.
It is sad to see an old brand pulled from the market. But brands don't always last forever and a cumbersome brand portfolio is a major problem.
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The ECOTIC Foundation is a non-profit private organization, whose establishment has been promoted by the main Consumer Electronics companies.
Founded on March 7, 2005, ECOTIC works towards environmental protection and sustainable development through the awareness and training of manufacturers, distributors and users of electrical and electronic devices.
On August 13, 2005, Royal Decree 208/2005 of February 25 came into effect. Its goal is to regulate the collection and recycling of electrical and electronic devices at the end of their lifespan. To comply with the obligations established by the Royal Decree, a great number of manufacturers, importers and distributors of electrical and electronic devices have joined together to protect the environment and promote sustainable development.
The result is the ECOTIC Foundation, an organism that manages the WEEE of its affiliated enterprises through its Integrated Management System (IMS).
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Stickin' together we can make it!Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation is the second theatrical film in the Care Bears franchise.This film has a different continuity than the first movie and the specials. The Care Bears and Care Bears Cousins grew up together, but were pursued as children by a malevolent entity known as Dark Heart. He later finds a young, ambitious, and very bitter girl named Christy, and he promises to fulfill her wishes in return for help if he should ever ask. He then gets frustrated in pursuit of the Care Bears, but then uses Christy to have her pretend to need help from the Care Bears so that he can capture them. Eventually Christy's two best friends, John and Dawn who had been helping the Care Bears, talk Christy into joining them to stop Dark Heart, even if it costs them their lives.note
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The Earth died when aliens rained thermonuclear warheads on her cities and sprayed the surface with a bio-terminator. A deadly poison drifted to every corner of the planet, threatening the last survivors with annihilation.
For a soldier in Antarctica like Creed, there is only one way to keep breathing untainted air. He must bury his hatred of the extraterrestrials and join the Jelk Corporation as an assault trooper, leaving the planet for outer space. In return for his and other people's services, the corporation will house the last humans for as long as the assault troopers keep winning.
For the price of living and the chance to save humanity, Creed has to wear a shock chip in his neck - Jelk discipline is harsh - and he has to don a symbiotic battlesuit that feeds off his sweat. Human life is cheap in the vast alien war. The assault troopers are little more than suicide soldiers, but for humanity to escape extinction, they must survive. But Creed didn't agree to the bargain in order to remain a dog to the aliens. He has a plan, and he'll need all his cunning to beat these star born bastards and begin the road to freedom for the human race.
Assault Troopers is a tale of human extinction and ultimate desperation, written by bestselling author Vaughn Heppner.
©2013 Vaughn Heppner (P)2013 Audible, Inc.
"Good Story over all a fair to good book. 3.5*"
This must be the first part of a new saga. The story in ok and has action with drama. It could have been better but well worth the listen. I'll be waiting for part 2.
Inostrancevia - the uber Gorgonopsian.
"Payback is a Bitch You Lumpy Midget!"
Ranks in the high middle zone. How about 14.25 out of 20?
I will compare this book to The Battle of Heligoland Bight by Eric W. Osborne. They are totally different and have absolutely nothing in common except that they both concern humans and how they act in adverse situations. As I have said previously - Stupid question Audible!
Christian Rummel gives an edge to the main character that works well. Also, I dig his female character voices. When I heard Jennifer's voice I had a flashback and thought I was in Dauntless' bridge in Jack Campbell's Lost Fleet series. Rummel is a pro. He made a pretty good story into a solid good story.
No extreme reactions. I did get saddened when the main character and Jennifer, fresh out of the sweaty sack, travel into a German city. Buy book for more info. I laughed at least 9 times toward the end when one of the central characters opts out of the evil camp and fights the good fight. Solid dialogue.
Give this book a shot. Picks up nicely in the latter chapters.
"Angry, Poor action, No reality, A lot of Yelling"
One of my favorite genres is military scifi and I am constantly looking for stuff I haven't read before. I came across this story and I liked the plot summary that was described, and never having read the author before, I read the reviews, and seeing most were positive I got the book. How disappointed I was in this story. The action mainly consists of a lot of yelling, a lot of shooting or stabbing, and very little realistic descriptions of the battles. The main character is boorish, always angry and has no leadership skills what-so-ever other than to constantly yell ATTACK. He shows no intelligence, never has a plan that is fully explained, treats everyone around him terribly and is totally undeveloped as a character. And that is really the most disappointing aspect of this whole story, not one character is developed or allowed to grow. There are so many opportunities for witty dialogue, developing relationships, and intrigue that are simply bypassed. The characters that are presented are 2 dimensional and totally wasted because they are simply introduced and dropped, make cameo appearances later and are dropped again. The premise of the story is very good but ultimately fails due to a total lack of character development and adequate universe development. If you like this kind of story, the underdog vs everyone else story, I suggest looking elsewhere, such as the Troy Rising series and Legacy of the Aldenata series by John Ringo, or the Lost Fleet series by Jack Campbell. You will enjoy them much more.
"A good light read"
An OK book made much better by the always talented narration of Christian Rummel.
This oft used plot of humanity, captured or recruited, by villainous aliens to be used as mercenaries is further enforced by holding the balance of mankind hostage to extinction.
This light read (or listen) is only slightly marred by the over the top, self-aggrandizing, oh so smugly superior alien villains. A writing style that creates antagonists that bring to mind those found in L Ron Hubbard's Mission Earth series. As part of the plot line some of this fits in but too much tends to detract from the story.
If you're looking for a light read or listen this one fills the bill.
"reminiscent of L, Ron Hubbard. .."
he was going for starship troopers but got closer to Battlefield Earth. the narrator is awesome tho, graet production.
"The book was Kindle-Audible Whispersinc"
This is the story of a broken boy who became a loser first (harsh, I know) , and after the apocalyptic experience with the aliens , becomes a superhero and a....philosopher. Ha.
I don't think I will follow the series. This was enough.
The book was Kindle-Audible Whispersinc thing and the narration was excellent. Almost gave it four stars just for that.
"Genre piece will entertain specific crowd"
Heppner's writing smacks of a neophyte into the genre. It's not really that bad, but there are a lot of improvements he could make to his style. He attempts to create the anti-hero, but does so unrealistically in his characterization of Creed. Creed is supposed to be full of self-conflict, but he's just hypocritical at times. He has eschewed formal education and is an "initiative not planning" type, but revels in Wikipedia-depth historical lectures about military history.
Heppner overuses recent popular fiction, which will quickly date this book and is pedantic at times. I realize that Heppner had to target his audience, but he might want to zoom out on his scope for greater general acceptance. Also, if you haven't actually seen or read the references made in the books, the color of the story fades extremely quickly.
BV Larsen is my likely target.
Christian Rummel is a known quantity in this genre. He's good, but he needs to pick up the pace and use less voice inflection (or at least less haphazardly). I had to listen to the book at 1.25x speed to make it bearable.
Not sure what the point of the "savant" Ella is to the novel. A scientist isn't really a savant. Or even if they were, they would take offense to be characterized as such.
" I have my mind... & a mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge." -T.L.
"Cool Cover, Great Narrator, Figured I'd Try it"
Heppner has written some good books, this is middle of the pack for any post-apocalyptic earth & then the earthlings rise up from the ashes to be the indispensable weapon for the aliens... which tends to be a fall back to many dystopia/post-apocalypse type story. I basically picked this book because I think Christian Rummel is a fantastic narrator, had an interesting cover, & it was authored by Heppner.
The book was not filled with much substance, it had lots of action, lots of suspension of disbelief, & obvious predictability, but was fun. I'm not sure if I would buy the next book if he wrote a second book for this series. The book had the quality of a 'been there, did that, didn't get a T-shirt' vibe. But I knew that going in after reading the short description.
I'm obsessed with audible
After reading just little of this book, I was going to write to B V Larson to see of he knew about this. After doing some research, I see they are friends and they have collaborated on book of separate short stories. I can tell they're friends. There's a lot of the same humor when it comes to some of the alien interactions.
However good some of the parts were, it felt sloppy overall. There are some characters introduced that fall by the way side, the battle scenes were not explained enough to picture anything. (Ex. "Attack") Well, attack what, who, where?. How many? What kind of weapons do the aliens have? Where are you in relation to them... Sigh.
Christian Rummel is fantastic as narrator though...He's one of my favs.
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Economic Policy Research Institute: Fieldworker
Thursday, April 26, 2012 - 14:02
Economic Policy Research Institute
Please note: this opportunity closing date has passed and may not be available any more.
Opportunity closing date:Thursday, May 10, 2012
Opportunity type:Employment
EPRI seeks to appoint a Fieldworker, based in Claremont, Cape Town.
- Find and process participants for a pilot project and programme;
- Conduct interviews with care-givers and adolescents;
- Meet with various stakeholders, banks, schools, community leaders;
- Work in a variety of environments (urban, peri-urban and rural);
- Regularly report to project manager on progress and problems encountered;
- Communicate effectively;
- Data capturing;
- Complete reviews of the project.
- Tertiary qualification or background dealing with social work will be preferred;
- Experience in administering surveys;
- Ability to communicate in the required language - proficiency in at least two official languages of South Africa;
- Knowledge of/or working experience in Western Cape will be preferred;
- Strong interpersonal skills;
- Strong oral and written communication skills;
- Field work experience;
- Computer skills, especially in Microsoft Word and Excel;
- Ability to adapt to changing schedules;
- Ability to learn and apply new technologies as needed for the pilot;
- Ability to discussing implementation at a high level so that it can be improved as the pilot is rolled out;
- Promptness;
- Street-wise and comfortable with working in all types of environments;
- Valid driver's license-prerequisite.
Should you not hear from EPRI within two weeks of your application, consider your application as unsuccessful.
For more about the Economic Policy Research Institute, refer to http://epri.org.za.
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I had a amazing time in London, Paris and Scotland. I lost a pound while away I ate well had some desserts but walked everywhere. I lost another 1.25 pounds this week. I am just 1.5 pounds from my goal weight. Upon return back to the realities of life, work, dead car batteries, $2000 in dental work. Thursday was my birthday to me. My sister took me to see Barry Manilow. I can't believe I am 47 years old I feel so more confident. I feel so much younger. I feel good in my clothes and I can now fit in all of my clothes in my closet, While in Europe I realized how many more things in my life I have yet to see and that my life is a unwritten book, I also realized I am ready to move forward from divorce and start to seek someone for my life. I now feel like I know who I am and what I have to offer someone else in a relationship. I am having difficulty getting over all the lack of sleep and jet lag. I am giving myself a week break from any serious working out. Back to Turbofire tomorrow. It was fabulous seeing London, Stonehenge, Paris, Edinburgh castle, Oxford, Stratford on the Avon. It was great spending time with my cousin and my niece. I am thankful to God for blessing me with this opportunity, I am forever changed.
I will be leaving today for London Scotland and Paris. I am so blessed and excited to be going. I have never been out of North America. I am also nervous because I won't have my laptop and my meals and fitness won't be planned out like I usually do. I have worked so hard I hope to at least maintain my weight while I am gone. I post my progress and pics when I get back.
Today is 80 days of exercising for at least 10 minutes a day. I haven't missed a day in 2013. I remember when working out for a 3x a week seemed overwhelming and now it is a daily way of life. I am on week 6 of Turbo Fire. I LOVE IT!!!! I have 7549 minutes so far this year. Now when I have a day when I feel like I don't want to do anything. I say it's only 10 minutes but it is always longer once I get started. Also after 80 days I don't want to end my streak.
Turbo Fire that is. I just finished week 4 of Turbo Fire. I've noticed big changes in my body. I definitely have more muscle definition. Since I started SparkPeople 11/11/2012 My measurements are (36- 29.75 -39.75) I can't remember my hips being less than 40 inches ever and my waist less than 30 inches. I have lost 1 inch in my bust, 4.75 inches in my waist, 2.25 inches in my hips,1 inch in each thigh. 0.8 in my calf and 0.75 in each bicep. I have been reading Charlene Johnson's book PUSH and doing her 30 day challenge. which helps with goal setting in all aspects of your life. I had to write a priority statement on the first day. I 've shared it below. For most of my life I was a family caregiver ,nurse and a enabling wife of an alcoholic. I never cared for myself and I suffered in everyway because of it.
MY PRIORITY STATEMENT ------------------------------------------"My number one priority is my health and well being. I want to create balance in all aspects of my life. I will honor this by setting boundaries with my time away from work. I plan to limit my time with any person or activity that is mindless ,toxic or stress producing. I will surround myself and seek out people and activities that give me strength, energy and joy. I will make sure eating well, exercise, proper sleep and prayer are a daily part of my life. Remembering they are needed to keep me focused and happy so I can be successful in all of my other roles and pursuits in my life. I will no longer let fear rule my decisions in life."
I used to think that people who ate healthy and liked to exercise were some mutant breed with special genes that I would never have. But who knew I have become one of those people. I haven't missed a workout in 2013. I love working out, I look forward to it daily. With my newly discovered uplifiting sports bra, I realize I can jump, run do plyometrics and can do high intensity workouts.I can do things at soon to be 47 that I couldn't do in junior high. I started doing Turbo Fire and can't wait for my next workout, The more I challenge myself the more I discover I am capable of doing more than I ever thought. The only thing holding me back was ME and my negative self talk. Today I weighed in at 158.93 pounds, I haven't been below 160# in almost 5 years.As I continue on my journey of self discovery. I realized who you were in the past does not dictate who you will be today or can become tomorrow. You have the keys to change and shape your own destiny. I am becoming the person I always wished that I could be and it feels amazing.


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I See The Light
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I See The Light by Mandy Moore and Tangled (Movie). For easy piano. Disney; Film/TV; Pop. Easy Piano. 6 pages. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital Sheet Music (HX.171621).
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The valve gear incorporates hydraulic lifters which keep the valve clearance within a limited working range from the camshaft bearing seat to the end of the valve stem. Each lifter has two storage chambers and one high pressure chamber. A return spring in the high pressure chamber acts on the sliding piston so that any clearance between the lifter and the cam is eliminated. At the same time, the high-pressure chamber expands and makes up the oil volume to compensate for leakage losses through the passage between the piston and the cylinder which occur at actuating pressure. Under some conditions, the hydraulic lifters may have a chattering noise. In most cases, this noise will be short lived. This may occur after the car has been parked for longer than 48 hours. When the car is parked for a long period of time, oil drains out of the high-pressure chambers and allows air to get in. When the car is started, it will take about 15 minutes for the air to get pushed out of the lifters and the valve chatter to go away. Engine speed should be kept under 3,000 RPM until the noise goes away.
NOTE: It is very difficult to determine which hydraulic lifter is causing the clicking noise when only one fails. You can attempt to isolate the noise by using a stethascope on the cylinder just above where the lifter is but even this solution leaves something to be desired. The easiest way to assure yourself of finding the problem is to replace one lifter bank at a time worth of lifters (maybe not the cheapest way though). By doing this you may replace the one bank and if he noise does not disappear you can move them to the other side to cure the problem. Be absolutely sure that the problem is a lifter issue and not a problem with the oil pickup being clogged which would cause and issue with poor oil circulation to the lifters.
Geert wrote: To determine if the clicking noise is due to a lifter problem or the oil pick ups being clogged, you simply drain some engine oil, fill the equivalent with diesel oil or engine oil cleaner, let the engine run at idle for 20 minutes (better let the engine warm up before you start this procedure, this is more effective). Change the oil and filter immediately
afterwards, replace by full synthetic oil and a new quality filter. You can run the engine for 3K to 5K miles and go back to the regular oil. With me this work perfectly, immediately after the cleaning procedure the chattering noise disappeared, and never came back! You can save a lot of time and money with this procedure!
NOTE: We do not recommend driving the car or revving the engine up to high RPM doing this as it could break clogs loose and disperse them throughout the engine. Keep the idle low and let the chemicals do the work. Then drain several times to be sure the broken particles do not remain in the engine.
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Once finished, use the table and select at least one spell shape and component from the upper slot of the interface and place it in the lower slot. You also have the option of naming your spell recipe in a text bar in the centre of the interface. Once this is all done, place your Book and Quill into the center slot that displays its image. When you remove the item, your Book and quill will have become your very first spell recipe.
Creating Your SpellEdit
The final step in obtaining your first spell is by creating it at a Crafting Altar throw a blank rune into the center of the altar, where it will be consumed. Continue to drop the necessary spell ingredient one at a time when their images appear above the lectern. When the last ingredient is used, a strange sound will be played and your completed spell will appear in the center of the altar.
Now, equip and use the spell once so you can rename it and customize its display icon. Once finished, press the escape button and enjoy casting your very first spell in Ars Magica 2.
Spell Crafting Notes:
-It is possible to have a pattern such as shape-component-shape-component. E.G. Self-Heal-Projectile-Heal. This causes you to heal yourself then fire a healing projectile in that order. HOWEVER, take care with effects such as Dispel. If you order a spell such as Self-Shield-Dispel, it will actually remove the shield buff. Instead, change it so Dispel is at the beginning: Self-Dispel-Shield. This results in a spell that cleanses all buffs/debuffs like milk and applies a damage resistance shield afterwards.
-Projectile and AoE in a consecutive order result in a projectile that applies it's effects in an area. E.G. Projectile-AoE-Dig. This will fire a projectile that carves a 3x3/5x5/7x7 according to spell strength.


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Hey Pumping Mommas!
I have been pumping for 3 months now. About three weeks ago I dropped to from 6 to 5 pumps a day. Getting almost 10 ounce at each pump. Last night in between my 2am and 6 am pump I lost about an ounce and a half from my right breast! Every subsequent pump has been lacking in that breast only. I notice some serious tenderness last night, thinking I might have a clogged duct. I'm doing all the recommended things, heat, ibprophen, and massaging. My biggest fear is that I wont get those few ounces back. Does anyone have experience with supply after a clog? Do I need to go back to 6+ times a day to get the supply back up?


text: Letter: [Athens, Georgia] to Callie [King], 1852 Nov. 21 Cobb, Lucy, 1844-1857 Cobb, Marion, 1822-1897 Cobb, Marion, 1822-1897--Journeys Children--Georgia--Correspondence Cobb family Lumpkin family Athens (Ga.)--Social life and customs--19th century Domestic life King, Callie, 1826-1905 Letter dated November 21, 1852 from Marion Lumpkin Cobb, wife of Thomas Reade Roots Cobb and daughter of Joseph Henry Lumpkin, and Lucy Cobb, favorite daughter of T. R. R. Cobb and namesake of the Lucy Cobb Institute, to Callie King, wife of Porter King and Marion's sister, about news of the family and a possible upcoming trip to visit King in Mobile. Document ID: jhl0013. Digital image and encoded transcription of an original manuscript, scanned, transcribed and encoded by the Digital Library of Georgia in 2001, as part of GALILEO. Athens, Ga. : Digital Library of Georgia Hargrett Library Alexander Campbell King Law Library 2001 Letters (correspondence) Text http://dlg.galileo.usg.edu/lump/id:jhl0013 4 pages/leaves image/jpeg image/x-djvu Manuscript held by the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Joseph Henry Lumpkin family papers, 1821-1862 (bulk 1852-1857), box 1, folder 13, document jhl0013. Mode of access: World Wide Web. System requirements: AT&T DjVu browser plug-in needed to view images of documents. 1852-11-21 Athens (Ga.) Clarke County (Ga.) This work is the property of the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library. It may be used freely by individuals for research, teaching, and personal use as long as this statement of availability is included in the text. Cite as: [title of item], Joseph Henry Lumpkin family papers, 1821-1862 (bulk 1852-1857), Alexander Campbell King Law Library, University of Georgia School of Law, on deposit at the Hargrett Rare Book and Manuscript Library, The University of Georgia Libraries, presented in the Digital Library of Georgia To obtain publishing permission, contact the Alexander Campbell King Law Library, University of Georgia School of Law


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Sesame Kelp Noodles
Posted on June 13, 2012
Low carb gluten free kelp noodles with sesame sauce make the perfect Paleo treat.
Back in the 1990's, before I was gluten free, I ordered my fair share of sesame noodles from greasy Chinese restaurants. That was when I lived in New York City. Even though it's been a long time since I've eaten in a Chinese restaurant, that hankering for a good gluten free sesame noodle recipe has never gone away, so I'm happy to have created this one after […]
Kelp Noodles
Posted on May 25, 2012
Photo by katstan on flickr.com
Have you ever tasted kelp noodles? They're different. And delicious.
Lately, I've been eating more than my fair share of kelp noodles and I have to say I'm enjoying them immensely. They're my new favorite food. We eat these low carb gluten free noodles several nights a week with dinner. And did I say they're delicious? Oh yes, I did.
What are kelp noodles? They're simply noodles made from kelp seaweed. I believe I first heard about kelp […]
Vanilla Fig Bars
Posted on May 17, 2012
Easy Vanilla Fig Bars made with dried figs, shredded coconut and almonds –gluten free, Paleo, Primal, delicious.
I've been working on various power bar recipes lately as I need some easy to pack snacks for an upcoming adventure. My husband and I are planning on climbing a 14'er (that would be a 14,000 foot mountain) this summer and of course I want to make sure we have the proper nourishment. These bars will work well for the two of us given […]
Primal Chocolate Chip Cookies
Posted on May 7, 2012
Grain free cookies made with high protein almond flour, naturally sweetened with honey.
Primal. Paleo. Specific Carbohydrate. GAPS. Call it what you want. I began the grain-free diet in 2001. I have adhered to it religiously ever since. When I began, I followed the Specific Carbohydrate Diet; since then, although I've used various sweeteners and oils, I have not veered from grain-free. This is not a fad for me. It's not even something that really has a name. When I started […]
Vegan Raspberry Streusel Bars
Posted on April 23, 2012
Gluten free, grain free raspberry streusel bars, made with high protein almond flour, lightly sweetened with xylitol.
This recipe for vegan raspberry streusel bars is based on one by Brittany at Real Sustenance. Ever since she posted her delicious looking recipe last year during the holidays I've been wanting to make it.
I adjusted her recipe by removing the sweetener from the crust and by increasing the amount of high protein items in the streusel so the topping would be a bit […]
Paleo Coconut Macaroons
Posted on April 5, 2012
Coconut macaroons are the perfect Paleo treat for Passover and Easter.
With only four ingredients, this simple gluten free dessert recipe will wow your Passover or Easter guests. These primal macaroons are made of coconut, egg whites, honey and salt, making them an optimal Paleo cookie recipe. They'll be devoured within minutes!
Rather than shredded coconut, I used flaked coconut as I wanted to try something different, and I thought it would look pretty and brown nicely.
Paleo Coconut Macaroons
2 large egg whites
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Paleo Breakfast Bread: Video
Posted on March 9, 2012
Paleo Breakfast Bread makes a great grain free treat for brunch or a quick breakfast on rushed weekday mornings.
I made this easy gluten free bread recipe on camera last month (which you can view below) for FOX31 and had a blast with host Joana Canals. I was surprised to find myself on TV talking about the Paleo Diet. It seems that this way of eating is gaining mainstream awareness.
That's why in addition to sharing this bread recipe with you, I'm […]
Paleo Shepherd's Pie
Posted on March 1, 2012
Shepherd's Pie is a traditional English dish. In Britain it is generally made with lamb or mutton; in this recipe I have made a simple ground beef shepherd's pie and added bacon for extra flavor.
Shepard's pie is often referred to as "cottage pie," by the English; it is a casserole made of cooked meat and vegetables that is then topped with mashed potatoes and baked. I have made this dish into a Paleo casserole by using Mashed Cauliflower for the […]
Breakfast Power Smoothie
Posted on February 16, 2012
Have you seen Hallie Klecker's new book The Pure Kitchen?
This cookbook is a lovely collection of healthy gluten free, dairy free recipes. I absolutely love the "Energizing Breakfasts" section which contains quick and easy smoothie recipes full of superfoods; the book also contains wonderful recipes such as Spring Pesto Drizzle, which is packed with healthy greens.
I had the pleasure of meeting Hallie at a conference last year, and can assure you she is every bit as lovely in person […]
Easy Chocolate Pudding
Posted on February 9, 2012
A quick and easy, dairy free, vegan chocolate pudding for your Valentine.
With a mere 4 ingredients (dark chocolate, coconut milk, xylitol and coconut oil) this low glycemic chocolate pudding is the perfect gluten free treat for Valentine's Day. I'm trying to keep my recipes as delicious and simple as possible and this dessert fits that bill. I hope you all enjoy it as much as my family did.
If you find yourself averse to using xylitol (and please don't feed it […]
Triple Chocolate Chip Cookies
Posted on February 2, 2012
Dark chocolate, milk chocolate and white chocolate, all in one gluten free chocolate chip cookie.
I can assure you, this is not a Paleo cookie. It is not even a Primal cookie. It is a special occasion cookie –a wonderful treat to serve at a gluten free Super Bowl party. It also makes a great holiday cookie (think gluten free Valentine's Day dessert). Lately, everyone who has been over to our house –gluten free or not –has been gorging themselves on […]
Roasted Cauliflower Soup
Posted on January 19, 2012
Creamy dairy free soup made with superfood cauliflower to warm you up on a cold night.
Soup is good food. Especially healthy soup made with a mere five ingredients.
This quick and easy Roasted Cauliflower soup recipe is one that I found in a recent issue of Bon Appetit. Except their recipe had butter and heavy cream; I've de-Paula Deened this recipe so that it is the pure delicious essence of a vegetable without all kinds of unnecessary other ingredients […]
Coconut Bars
Posted on January 12, 2012
Lightly sweetened gluten free, grain free Coconut Bars contain good fats from heart healthy coconut oil.
These rich and moist coconut bars are made of not one, but three different forms of scrumptiously healthy coconut, including shredded coconut, coconut oil and coconut milk in their ingredients list.
I have Shirley at Gluten Free Easily to thank for this recipe as it is based upon her famous gluten free Crustless Coconut Pie. I'm a big fan of Shirley's crustless pie recipes. They're perfect […]
Weekly Paleo Meal Plan
Posted on January 3, 2012
This Paleo Plan is for my friend Leslie Dietrich. Our children play baseball together and Leslie and I had the pleasure of thrift shopping our way through Waco, Texas last summer when their team was in the Regional Little League World Series Playoffs.
Like me, Leslie has a host of auto-immune disorders. Unlike me, she still eats gluten and grains. Leslie asked me for an eating plan that she could try for one week to see if the symptoms in […]
Mocha Mousse
Posted on December 30, 2011
Dairy free Mocha Mousse dessert recipe served in individual cups is elegant, yet is easy to make.
You can whip up this primal-friendly chocolate Mocha Mousse in just a few minutes. All you need is a food processor and the gluten free, dairy free ingredients below.
I plan on serving this Mocha Mousse in little ramekins to our New Year's Day guests. As always we will have an assortment of people with a variety of food allergies and food restrictions. For […]
Vegan Nut Free Gluten Free Brownies
Posted on December 28, 2011
Gluten free, grain free, egg free, nut free, refined sugar free (everything) free brownies.
I really enjoy using almond flour –almonds are a superfood and highly nutritious. However, every now and then, someone requests a nut free dessert recipe for some type of gluten free baked good. At other times, folks are looking for an egg free recipe.
There are as many allergies out there as there are colors in the rainbow. This brownie recipe is for all the nut free, egg […]
Chocolate Peanut Butter Balls
Posted on December 22, 2011
Gluten free chocolate peanut butter balls are the perfect finger food for your healthy holiday celebration –or any time of year!
If you're in a pinch for time, I have something just for you. Here's a quick and easy gluten free cookie recipe that requires no baking. I really like making no bake (think no hassle) cookies during the hectic holidays. This one works equally well for Christmas and Hanukkah parties –and is a wonderfully healthy snack throughout the year.
For those […]
Paleo Fruitcake
Posted on December 15, 2011
Classic fruitcake turned Paleo, this healthy gluten free dessert is great with a cup of tea.
During the holidays I'm always looking for yummy treats to eat that won't leave me with a high-carb hangover. This paleo dessert recipe for a moist, gluten free fruitcake fits the bill. Sweetened with one tablespoon of coconut sugar, along with dates, raisins and dried cherries, my Paleo version of this classic treat is great with a cup of tea, Dandelion Root Coffee, or makes […]
Peppermint Hot Chocolate
Posted on December 2, 2011
Homemade and dairy free Peppermint Hot Chocolate to keep you warm and cozy on a cold winter's night.
Peppermint Hot Chocolate is easy to make, and far better than the instant hot chocolate that comes in a package, which is loaded with sugar and definitely not dairy free. Additionally, I find this soothing and healthy beverage to be a great substitute for all of the peppermint candy floating around this time of year.
I make this dairy free hot chocolate with coconut […]
Butternut Squash Apple Soup
Posted on November 3, 2011
This simple and healthy butternut squash soup recipe will warm your belly on those cold winter days.
Tis the season for all things squash and pumpkin. On the menu tonight? Butternut squash apple soup spiced with sweet, warming cinnamon. If you're looking for an easy soup recipe this one is great for beginners.
My younger son loves this soup and I do too –sometimes I even eat it with a little protein (such as eggs or turkey) for breakfast.


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A Casino In Georgia?
November 29, 2011 5:02 PM
Since the Sunday alcohol sales bill passed last session, there has been more talk among legislators about expanded gambling in Georgia.
Don't look for a casino in Georgia just yet. There is, however, talk about horse racing.
Last session, the Georgia General Assembly passed a bill that many are pointing to as a marker of change in the state: the Sunday alcohol sales bill. Former Governor Perdue admits in this article from Fox 5, that Sunday alcohol sales and gambling are related to one another.
What do you think? Do you favor having expanded gaming in Georgia? Do you think the legislature will soon pass a bill allowing betting on horses? Or perhaps a casino or two?
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Borrowing Basics
When borrowing money from a bank, it's important to make sure you look out for your business's best financial and legal interests. The following three borrower tips are taken from "Words to the Wary: 10 Rules to Remember When Borrowing Money From a Bank," a booklet published by Cappello & McCann, a Santa Barbara, California-based law firm that specializes in the field of lender liability.
1. Don't rely on what your banker tells you; get it in writing. A legal doctrine known as the "parol evidence rule" enables lenders to keep out of court any evidence about oral agreements they made with their borrowers if that evidence conflicts in any way with the written loan documents. This means that if your lender makes you an oral promise that is not reflected in the written loan documents or if your loan documents don't match exactly the agreement you've reached with your lender, then you may not testify about the oral promise or statements that were made to you.
2. Read every document before you sign it; if you have any questions, ask. In the past, courts were lenient about enforcing the strict terms of loan agreements. They understood that not everyone reads, let alone understands, every single word buried in the small print.
But those days are over. Courts are now strictly enforcing all the terms of the loan documents, regardless of how onerous they are, whether the borrower read them, or even whether or not the borrower speaks English. Borrowers must remember that virtually every clause in a loan document is there for one reason: To protect the lender. That is why it is so important to read and understand everything in your loan documents.
If your deed of trust says that your bank can foreclose if you are one day late in payment and that it can do this without providing you any notice of your default, that is obviously something you should know. If your loan officer assures you that the lender never enforces a troublesome provision, then ask that it be deleted. If your loan officer refuses, be prepared for the worst.
3. If your banker tells you something that sounds unusual, check it out. Borrowers must remember that lenders are selling, just like any other business. When lenders exaggerate or "puff" about what they can or will do, borrowers must take that with the same grain of salt that they do when dealing with any other salesperson.
If your loan officer says he or she can do something for you that doesn't sound realistic, try to confirm those statements with the officer's superior. Better yet, don't rely on those statements until whatever the officer promised actually occurs.
For a free copy of "Words to the Wary" in its entirety, send a SASE to A. Barry Cappello, Cappello & McCann, 831 State St., Santa Barbara, CA 93101.-Karin Moeller
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John Jones's practice centers on health care law and taxation, as well as corporate, real estate and finance law.
John was born in Billings on December 2, 1956. He attended the University of Munich, Germany, and received his B.A. degree from Willamette University in 1979. He received his J.D. degree from the University of Puget Sound in 1983, and also received an LL.M. degree, in taxation, from Boston University in 1985. He was Articles Editor of Boston University Journal of Tax Law which published his article, "Marital Deduction Planning With QTIP After The 1984 Tax Reform Act."
John interned with a Tacoma, Washington law firm for two years and then clerked with the Montana Supreme Court for one year prior to joining Moulton Bellingham in 1985. John is listed in the publication, The Best Lawyers in America, and he has received the highest rating by The Chambers USA Guide. John is a member of the American Academy of Health Care Attorneys. He serves on the Board of Trustees of Rocky Mountain College, is a Trustee for the Charles M. Bair Family Trust, is President of the Montana Captive Insurance Association, is President-Elect of the Self-Insurance Institute of America, and is a Member of Wells Fargo Bank of Billings Community Board of Directors.
John is recent Past President of Moulton Bellingham. He is married to Darla and they have two sons, Sean and Nathan. John's hobbies include snow skiing, fly fishing, hiking and golf.


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GLASTONBURY — — Both Democrats and Republicans are running an incumbent and newcomer in a race for three seats on the board of education.
Democrats are running incumbent Douglas Foyle - a board member since 2009 - with newcomer Adam Fleisher joining him on the ticket. Republicans are countering with incumbent Rosemary Coggeshall, who replaced former board member Amy Lazzaro in 2011. She will be joined on the ticket by newcomer Eric George. Fellow Republican and longtime board member Pandy Wholer did not seek re-election.


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Google calls the shots with Droid
Verizon Wireless (NYSE:VZ, NYSE:VOD) and Motorola (NYSE:MOT)Ātoday took the wraps offĀtheir first Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) device and the first to run Android's 2.0 software. The official Droid unveiling took place in New York City this morning, but Chicago executives held a meet-and-greet with the Droid following announcement of its Nov. 6 release date. My colleague Kevin Fitchard and I had an opportunity to attend and were duly impressed with the device. more
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Tag Archives: podcast
Nov 12, 2010
Put A Great Team On The Field By Paying Attention To Personality Fit
Have a listen to this short little podcast on what kind of employee companies should be searching for. Hint: it has nothing to do with Harvard or mind-blowing résumés.
May 21, 2010
Does Your Business Have "Permanence?"
Have a listen to my latest mini-podcast that asks the question "Does Your Business Have Permanence?"
My take here is this: if you're just starting out in business, don't be something you're not. Don't tell your customers that you have a 10-person support staff when it's just you in your basement doing all the work. Be yourself, and be honest – yeah, it's just you bootstrapping your business. Your customers will appreciate your hustle.
However, that doesn't mean you shouldn't have an awesome storefront, an great-looking website, and top-notch customer service. You can look like you've been there for awhile. I had my website built by experts to look good and operate smoothly. Besides having great customer service and a painless buying experience for your customer, it's quite important to project confidence and "permanence." My example at the end of the podcast… when I see a restaurant have a custom neon sign made with their restaurant's name, I know they mean buisness!
To me, those are the restaurants that I give a better chance of surviving. So often, consumers are followers, and if they don't think anyone's going to your restaurant, they may think it's not going to be around much longer. They then might just assume that your food is no good. And they might not come in. I encourage all small business owners to budget for "permanence" – a great website, a remarkable sign out front, a clean store – care about your product and your customer service, but care about these things too.
May 17, 2010
Does Offering A Different Point Of View Dilute Your Personal Brand?
When you're tweeting out links to pertinent industry news or opinion pieces, should you 100% agree with everything contained in the article? Or is it OK to present information that might actually differ with the way you think? If you do tweet something like that out, are your followers apt to get confused, thinking that you believe one thing when you really believe another?
Listen to my mini-podcast here and let me know what you think. My take is that it's OK to tweet out interesting tidbits even if you don't 100% agree with the contents. You might even post a little endcap on the tweet that says "I don't completely agree with this, but what do you guys think?"
Leave a comment and give me your take!
I recorded this podcast in my local Panera Bread Company – forgive my daughter talking to herself in the background!
Apr 23, 2010
You're Hiring? Personality Fit Is Number 1, Credentials Are Number 2
Enjoy this podcast on what I consider to be your number 1 concern when hiring – personality fit. Can the new person gel with the rest of your office? I don't know when, if ever, we'll stop looking at résumés. In the meantime, stop drooling over credentials and find the right fit for your team.
Apr 7, 2010
Entrepreneurship is Hard Work
What does it take to succeed as an entrepreneur? I think it takes:
(whoops, I left out funding. Don't forget the money!)
What do the fancy cars sitting outside of businesses teach us about the need to work hard?
Here's the link to a podcast with my thoughts on the matter.
Apr 5, 2010
Knowledge is Power
Last week I gave a talk at David Siteman Garland's RISE Lunch, and my subject matter was a topic that's very near and dear to my heart. The title of my presentation was "Building Communities With Twitter, Facebook, and Blogs – Why Bother?" It was to be a 15 minute presentation. I threw together my Powerpoint presentation (the first one I've ever built, actually).
Here's where things get weird. I don't do alot of public speaking. I had a friend get married in 2001 and I was Best Man, and that speech almost killed me. I was so bloody nervous, I couldn't even enjoy myself at the reception. Last week, as I prepared for the speech, as the speech approached, as I sat at the lunch waiting for my turn, as people kept asking "Are you nervous? Are you nervous?" and as I delivered the speech that ran for 25 minutes……. I was not nervous. Not at all. What is UP with that?
Here's the link to the podcast.
Let me know what you guys think – has anyone else had a similarly notable experience when publicly speaking?


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iMedia Connection published
"5 reasons Myspace is making a comeback"
August 01
SVP of Corporate Development Shane Ginsberg talks to iMedia Connection about the future of Myspace.
AdWeek published
"David Shulman Named CEO at Organic"
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July 18
NEW YORK, JULY 18, 2012 - David Shulman (43) has been named CEO of Organic (www.organic.com), a leading digital marketing agency. Mr. Shulman joins from Wunderman, New York where he served as President. He succeeds Marita Scarfi.
Forbes published
"Social Media And The Big Data Explosion"
June 28
CEO Marita Scarfi writes for Forbes CMO Network about the complexities of social media data and effective measurement.
Adweek published
"The Social Tween"
June 24
Organic VP, Strategy talks to Adweek about the "social tween" in their Marketing to Teens issue.
Adweek published
"Six Questions: Conor Brady"
June 18
Organic's CCO on working with Darren Aronofsky and its non-profit work
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Constellation Wines Launches Pass The Bottle
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Fast Company published
"Untangling The Complex Relationship Between Media Spend And Sales"
May 03
Steve Kerho's latest Fast Company Expert Blog on understanding the complex relationship between media spend and sales.
Fast Company published
"Pepsi Launches First Global Campaign "Live for Now With New Social Platform, Pulse"
April 30
Fast Company covers Pepsi's "Live for Now" campaign, including the Pulse pop culture dashboard.
VentureBeat published
"Reaching the continually connected: Marketing to Gen C"
April 25
Our VP, Strategy Anna Banks writes for Venture Beat on how to reach Millenials, the continually connected Gen C.
New York Times published
"A Young Spin On Incontinence, in Spots Skirting Images of Aging"
March 29
Andrew Adam Newman covers Kimberly-Clark's Depend brand's new "Great American Try-On" campaign, with a fresh new take on incontinence products.
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Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
Find a pet to adopt
My name is Piper!
Facts about Piper
- Breed: Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier Mix
- Color: Black - With Tan, Yellow Or Fawn
- Age: Puppy
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Female
Piper's Info...
I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, not good with kids, and good with dogs.
UPDATED BIO 09/23/09: Piper is a 3-1/2 month old 8# Yorkie puppy; she is being fostered in Jupiter, FL. Piper had this to say to everybody recently: Hi everybody! I have been having soooo much fun that I forgot to jump (no pun intended) in and let ya'll know how I'm doing. It has been a busy week for me; I went back to the dogtor for my booster shot and he confirmed I am now 14 weeks old. I try to act like a grown-up around my two furry sisters, but they quickly found out that I am all puppy-puppy-puppy. But I've learned a lot; I pee-pee on a pee-pee pad when Foster Mom is at work and Foster Dad can't stop by to let me out; I LOVE to go on leash walks and if you take me out several times during the day, I will do my 'business' outside; I'm a really good eater, but know my place in the 'pecking order'. My older sis gets fed first, then me, then my other sister. I'm so at home here - and FM & FD and my two foster sisters love me and let me play all the time, which is what I do since I'm not ready for a car or college yet. I can play 24/7 if someone will play with me but, ya know, they sleep at nighttime around here. Okay. So I just cuddle up with the four of them in the human bed and I sleep all night until they get up.
FM tells me constantly with kisses and hugs that I am the prettiest puppy around and.......I believe her! Uh, oh ~~ FM wants the computer...........
Foster Mom here. Seriously, this is the most wonderful little 8# puppy I have ever known. She is full of love and positive energy. Although Piper is a purebred Yorkshire Terrier, she still has her beautiful long wagging tail and her cute little un-cropped ears. Piper is almost 100% house- trained - isn't she smart? She is a very healthy little yorkie girlie, and because she is so young and playful, her perfect home would be one in which there was another dog to play with. I JUST LOVE THIS DOG! The only thing that will take away my sadness when she is adopted is knowing that she has found her forever home with loving parents who adore her as I do.
UPDATED BIO 08/27/09: Piper is a 4-1/2 month old 6-1/2 lb Yorkie puppy; she is being fostered in Stuart, FL. Piper's owner surrendered her because she did not have the time for her. Piper is doing great in her foster home. In just a few days, she has learned to use the pee-pee pad 95% of the time and Foster Mom is also taking her outside often. Piper loves to play with the other young dog in the home and he is teaching her how to walk on a leash and also proper puppy etiquette ~ yeah! She loves to eat and has discovered how much fun toys are - as most puppies, she loves both people and other dogs.
Piper is a still a very young puppy and is very curious about her surroundings; so FM must make the house safe when she leaves. She does a lot of 'mouthing' but is learning she can do it to other dogs, but not to Foster Mom. She is very loving and loves to cuddle; FM said that she will soon be 100% housetrained and will make a great little puppy for the right family.
UPDATED BIO 08/24/2009: Piper here! I went to see the doggy Dogtor today, and she had some PAWSOME news for me! I am actually 4-1/2 months old (18 weeks).... which means I'll probably only grow to be 9-10 lbs at most). It also means I will be available for adoption sooner since I can get my rabies shot soon. The Dogtor says I am very healthy. I've already shown FM that I can wee wee on the wee wee pad, but I still have accidents. I am a loveable little girl and am just looking for someone I can love for the rest of my life. Is that you?
BIO 08/23/2009: Piper is a 3 month old 6-1/2 lb Yorkie puppy whose owner did not have the time for her. Piper came into rescue spayed, microchipped, and with her first set of puppy shots. She is a sweet little girl who is likely to be approximately 12 lbs when fully grown.
Piper will be looking for a family who is knowledgeable about puppy behavior, puppy training, and who has the time to help Piper develop into a loving, trusting, socialized, well-mannered little Yorkie princess. Due to Piper's small size, she cannot go to a home with children under the age of 12 years. Please stay tuned for more about Piper as we get to know her better.
Other Pets at United Yorkie Rescue - FL - Brooksville - Dawn
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Piper, a Brooksville Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier puppy was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier for sale in Brooksville, or seeking a Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier puppy from a breeder in Brooksville.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Brooksville already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Brooksville breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier breeders who help with Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Brooksville paves the way for another one to be saved.


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As we get closer to Nov. 6, rhetoric is heating up on Amendment 64 and opponents of regulating marijuana like alcohol say the effort must be stopped to reduce youth marijuana consumption. The logic here doesn't add up.
With our underground market, kids access to marijuana is maximized. According to a nationwide Columbia University 2009 survey on drug abuse, 23% of kids ages 12-17 reported being able to obtain marijuana within an hour. The same survey found that kids believed marijuana to be as easy to get as cigarettes and the majority believed it easier to obtain than alcohol. The most recent NIDA survey, after medical marijuana was adopted, indicated that Colorado bucked a national increase in teen marijuana use and actually decreased use from 24%-22%. Does regulation work? Apparently yes.
Conversely, an illegal market, while well-intentioned, creates ease of access for kids. It's likely the person selling weed will also be selling meth. Considering the naivety of youth, kids are sure to be a drug dealer's main targets. The seemingly attractive lifestyle of getting high and hanging out making money with a bunch of partying high school girls seems great. The reality of violence and degeneration begins after it's too late.
Our illegal marijuana market is youths' gateway into the abyss of underground drug dealing and this must be stopped. We should prioritize establishing a regulated market for adults while ensuring that penalties are severe for those who transfer marijuana to minors. Pretending that the illegal market restricts access to marijuana for teens fits with our intentions but contradicts reality.
Lastly, but perhaps most importantly, Amendment 64 legalizes hemp production in our state and directs the legislature to create a regulatory infrastructure to take advantage of our currently imported $450 million hemp market. Vote yes on 64 and support dealing with reality.
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From the Georgia Department of Natural Resources
-- As temperatures rise don't be surprised if you see more late-afternoon activity on your sidewalks and driveways, particularly of the slithering variety. Not to worry, though. Snakes can be a homeowner's best friends, as long as you remember a few important tips.
First, snakes are best left alone. Most snake bites occur when a person tries to handle or corner a snake, prompting the animal to defend itself.
Second, of the 41 snake species known in Georgia, only six are venomous. Although telling some species apart can be difficult, becoming familiar with the colors and patterns of venomous species can enable even novices to determine whether a snake is venomous or not, providing peace of mind.
The Georgia Wildlife Resources Division will soon release a new publication, "Venomous Snakes of Georgia," intended to help the public identify venomous snakes and understand their natural roles. Other resources include the brochure "Is it a Water Moccasin?" (go to www.georgiawildlife.com; click "Conservation" and look under "Georgia Animals & Plants") and a guide to Georgia and South Carolina snakes at www.uga.edu/srelherp/snakes/index.htm . There is also the excellent reference "Amphibians and Reptiles of Georgia" released last year by the University of Georgia Press (www.ugapress.uga.edu/).
Non-venomous snakes such as the scarlet king snake and eastern hognose are sometimes confused with their venomous counterparts. Venomous snakes are often identified by their triangular-shaped head. However, many snake species flatten their head when threatened. Use caution when approaching any snake, and snakes in the wild should only be handled by an experienced person and after proper identification.
As reptiles, snakes are cold-blooded and rely on external sources to heat their bodies. In the fall and winter, you are more likely to see them warming themselves on rocks, sidewalks and paved roads. During summer, many snakes avoid open areas during the hottest part of the day and may become much more active during the evening.
About half of Georgia's snake species give live birth. The young of all others are born from eggs, hatching within 40-80 days, depending on the species.
Newborn snakes can be seen from mid-summer to fall. Also, as the days grow hotter, many snakes will leave their usual hiding spots looking for prey that may be found close to water sources.
Adults of many of Georgia's smaller snake species are often mistakenly assumed to be newborns. Although snakes in the state range from the eastern indigo, with recorded lengths up to 8 feet, 4 inches, to the crowned snake, which grows only 13 inches long, several non-venomous species commonly found in residential areas are small. These include worm, ringneck and brown snakes, which each average about 12 inches in length as adults.
All snakes are an essential part of Georgia's wildlife resources. Fear or negative attitudes about snakes often stem from a lack of knowledge of their habits and role in the ecosystem. The majority of snakes found throughout the state are non-venomous, harmless and usually beneficial to man. A greater understanding of their importance as predator and prey often brings a greater appreciation for these admittedly not so "warm and fuzzy" animals with which we share our yards, gardens and forests.
If you spot a venomous snake in an area where it represents a danger to children or pets, you can contact Wildlife Resources for a list of private wildlife removal specialists.
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The Burton Lexa EST Snowboard Bindings is perfect for female riders, as while not focusing too much on style, it still combines great looks with unparalleled performance. With the women's specific True Fit design and Superstrap and Gettagrip Capstrap it is clear that this binding will do a great job of holding on. Finished off with a removable AutoCANT SensoryBED Cushioning System with B3 Gel, it is obvious that the Lexa EST left no stone unturned in their attempt to make the perfect product.