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Be My Valentine! Seni Seviyorum xxx By Turkish Cooking Everyday 02/05/12 13:19 If French is the language of love what about Turkish! To the Turks I believe it would be food. Food is thier way to express themselves to one and all, to thier children, to thier friends, to thier spouses and lovers. I would like to introduce a challenge... Add to my recipe book
Cig Kofte Urfa - Raw Meatballs By Turkish Cooking Everyday 01/31/12 07:15 I couldn't think of another name for this post so I just translated the meaning. This is a very famous dish from Sanli Urfa. This is a Kofte(meatball)recipe using red meat that you form into the kofte's but you don't cook them after, so the meat is left... Add to my recipe book
Turkish Food, Australia By Turkish Cooking Everyday 01/05/12 12:50 Having come back here has been very good with all my family adjusting to thier new lives. We have met a few long term ex pat Turks and a couple of newcomers. All seem to have only good things to say about thier adopted country. Eating Turkish food here... Add to my recipe book
Cherries, Pickled and Jammed By Turkish Cooking Everyday 12/14/11 22:40 It is Cherry time again and who doesn't like them? They are just great and healthy for us as well. In a previous post about Cherries before I told you of the fantastic healing qualities of the dried stems, today I will give you two typical Turkish Recipes,... Add to my recipe book
Lifes Journey By Turkish Cooking Everyday 10/01/11 10:33 Tomorrow I will be starting the next leg of my trip to Istanbul and then onto Australia. I havent been back for 7 years. My husband and children will be coming with me and this will be part of our lifes journey together. My 4 year old and 2 year old have... Add to my recipe book
Frozen Rose Water - Güllü Dondurma By Turkish Cooking Everyday 09/25/11 15:50 We have seen Rose Water slushies, Rose Water Bicibici and now Rose Water Ice. There is a man here that makes Rose water like this and it is a real treat, if you have an icecream maker at home you can make this very quickly and serve as a sorbet replacement... Add to my recipe book
Şırdan - Stuffed Sheep Gall Bladder By Turkish Cooking Everyday 09/25/11 15:39 We are having lots of adventures whilst saying farewell to relatives and friends in the past couple of weeks and some of those have been culinary. This delicacy is definately for the adventurous. This is a sheeps gall bladder that has been cleaned and stuffed... Add to my recipe book
Mosiac By Turkish Cooking Everyday 09/20/11 12:46 We are saying farewell to Gaziantep and to Turkey for awhile returning to Australia. Before we left Antep I had to see the new Mosiac Museum. It was fantastic and well priced at 5 lira per person. New modern buildings with a fantastic amount of mosiacs.... Add to my recipe book
Turkish Delights By Turkish Cooking Everyday 09/15/11 12:25 In my own country we have a brand name that sells Turkish delight which is covered with chocolate and marketed as Turkish delight. That is delicous but when in Turkey it is interesting to find out that Turkish delight - Lokum covers a whole range of sweet... Add to my recipe book
Şeker Bayram By Turkish Cooking Everyday 09/13/11 12:23 My posting this month has been slow as we are on holiday and I cant always access the net. Şeker Bayram (Lolly festival) follows the month of Ramazan, this holiday lasts for about 3 days during which the Turks go and visit thier families and hand out lollies... Add to my recipe book
Yuvarlama By Turkish Cooking Everyday 08/30/11 10:33 Yuvarlama is a regional special of where I am at the moment - Gaziantep. It is delicous and has variations. Today is the day it is eaten ( the day after Ramazan has finished) so this morning at 8am a neighbour came and gave us a generous amount for our... Add to my recipe book
Drying Veggies By Turkish Cooking Everyday 08/25/11 20:26 This was taken on my friends balcony This was taken from my window to the neighbouring roof top and she is drying eggplants Gaziantep is famous for its dried chillies and eggplants that are then turned into stuffed dolma later in the year. You can buy them... Add to my recipe book
Urban Foraging By Turkish Cooking Everyday 08/22/11 20:24 As you all know from my previous posts I am into Urban Foraging/Gleaning. I have gone to ancient castles and picked caper berries, gleaned black pepper corns at ruins and picked various wild greens along the streets and parks. But what about something that... Add to my recipe book
Bulgur Köfte with Chicken By Turkish Cooking Everyday 08/04/11 19:36 This is a lovely, filling, easy köfte dish to make that most if not all people will eat. You can make the Köfte ahead of time and freeze making this a very quick meal to make. 250 gr chicken pieces 2 cups prepared köfte 2 tbsp pepper paste(tomato) 1/2 cup... Add to my recipe book
How to Make Bulgur Köfte By Turkish Cooking Everyday 08/03/11 06:14 Making Köfte (meatballs) out of bulgur is very easy and the base of several dishes in Turkey. You can either make them the hard way by hand or just put everything into your food processor and process with the metal blade until the mixture comes together.... Add to my recipe book
Döner By Turkish Cooking Everyday 08/01/11 08:14 The Döner is an institution in Turkey and you can see it in restaurants and on the streets. It can be cheap to expensive depending on the area you go to. I have lived in various cities and different areas in regional cities. Some give hearty servings on... Add to my recipe book
Kitchen Miracles, The Tomato By Turkish Cooking Everyday 07/29/11 02:59 When you think of Summer Vegetables and Im sure that the tomato has to be one of the first that come to mind. There are so many different kinds too, from the tiny to the huge, from the green, yellows, pinks and reds. We should all know by now that the tomato... Add to my recipe book
Gül Suyu, Rose Water By Turkish Cooking Everyday 07/27/11 05:01 Who dosnt need something cool and refreshing on a hot day! Rose water is just the thing. We had these the other weekend on a hot hot day. Floral water with a light, delightful fragrance was just what we needed. Rose water as a cool drink is one of Turkeys... Add to my recipe book
Kömbe, Antep Style By Turkish Cooking Everyday 07/25/11 03:56 When I was over teaching english, the students mother started making börek as she had visitors coming. She said it was Kömbe. I was surprised as I thought she would have to make more dough and as you can see in the photos she only prepared 2 large balls.... Add to my recipe book
Kitchen Miracles, The Carob Tree By Turkish Cooking Everyday 07/22/11 06:03 Carob is usually recognised for its use in baking as a chocolate substitue. Some love it, some hate it. I quite like it and have made many things using carob. After coming to Turkey İ found out that they make Pekmez out of it as well. Carob has come to... Add to my recipe book


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» Sessions of C/C++ and SCILAB in collaboration with IIT Bombay are proposed on 2nd, 4th and 5th Sept. 2014 conducted by EC Department.
» A tutorial session on SCILAB was conducted on 20th- 21st Aug 2014, attended by sixty five students of V sem, Electronics and Communication department under the supervision of Ms. Chaya Kinkar.
» On 19th August 2014, a session on C and C++ was held in which fourteen students from III semester of Electronics and Communication department participated. It was conducted under the supervision of Ms. Priyanka Thakur.
» Following students Received Chancellor Scholarship award
» 1. Ms. Arti Singh CSE
» 2. Ms. Prachi Singh CSE
» 3. Ms. Mubashra Sazda Khan EX
01). Students from civil branch SIRTS appeared for Final HR interview of Aster dependable services at Hyderabad.
02). Pre final year students participated in programming contest of persistant and 8 students of SIRTs cleared first round of competition and appeared next round of contest held at RGPV on 18th March.
03). Three MBA students selected in Shivshakti Pvt.Ltd
04). Shri Saneep Jain of Civil selected in Aster, Hyderabad
05). 06 BE students selected in ITW
06). 04 BE students selected in Zensar
08). 02 BE students selected in Ideavate
09). 02 BE students selected in Impetus
10). 01 BE student selected in Persistent
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18). 07 MBA students selected in HDFC
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20). 06 Pharmacy students selected in Thyrocare
21). 03 Pharmacy students selected in Dr. Reddy
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23). 1 BE student selected in ETA Ascon
24). 1 MBA student selected in Godrej
25). 1 MBA student selected in Vardhaman
26). 1 MBA student selected in India Mart
27). 10 MBA students selected in Reliance HR Services
28). 10 MBA students selected in Tikona Digital Networks
29). 1 BE student selected in ISMT Ltd.
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31). 6 MBA & B.Pharm. students selected in Invida
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Automatic Gold and Item pick-up command
|Coodav | 12/09/2009 20:16:58
One thing that I would like to see this time around is something that will automatically pick up the things I want it to. It annoyed me in D2 to have to pick up every item out of a screenful of items. In many cases, I had to sort through so many items that I just gave up and left everything sitting there on the ground. Since this is a game, and theoretically, I EARNED all of that stuff on the ground, why not make an auto-pickup standard for everyone? Once you hit the ALT key (or whatever), it automatically sucks up all the items you ordered it to, and puts them in your stash. Hell, there are auto grabbers in existence that already do this, so why not just make it easy on us?COODAV
|Bashiok | 12/10/2009 23:54:18
Inventory management and the systems that surround it are something we're obviously interested in, but not something that can really be tuned until we have more of the item game fleshed out and tuned itself. It's hard to know exactly the best way to handle inventory management when the items, types, pickup frequency, and removal frequency can't really be measured with any real accuracy.
Gold is picked up automagically, and it's because it's one of those things that you always want to pick up. You'd never not pick up gold, unless you're playing Diablo II maybe. PAH-ZING! If there are other item types we feel fall into that category they may be automatically picked up when you walk over them too.
We want inventory management to include player choice and interaction, and so while we're definitely not opposed to new ideas and while we're certainly drawing inspiration from many places, we want to maintain that inventory management doesn't become an automated process.
This is a feature in Diablo II, and will likely return in some form in Diablo III. Type /nopickup into chat. Items won't be picked up unless you hold down Alt.
It's not necessary to play with the CD in the drive any longer. http://u
|Bashiok | 13/10/2009 01:08:22
Gold is per player, same as items.
Health globes everyone sees.
|Bashiok | 15/10/2009 02:31:38
I'm not sure that's actually the case with gold. For items, definitely. With gold though we do make conscious decisions on how much to throw out there, in what amounts, how many piles are tossed out, the visual representation, the sounds, etc. All that stuff is extremely important to making the player feel like they're winning something.
It should feel like... HERE'S SOME GOLD!
I think that's the most important part, and not the actual click to pick it up. To be fair there's a decent amount of clicking just to walk around and pick it all up. We throw out a lot of small piles instead of just one or a few big ones.
This is completely true. Throwing out lots and lots of items in part defines Diablo, and it takes a fair amount of energy and thought to make sure our item pools stay in check and have enough "junk" in them to keep drops interesting.
As I mentioned we want to try to avoid automation. It should (ideally) be the player's conscious decision about what items to pick up or leave. Setting quality filters doesn't really have a granularity that would satisfy most players, so then we're getting into all sorts of options and pedals and knobs just so the player can avoid what is essentially a large part of the gameplay. Items drop, the player decides what items to pick up. That's a very big part of the game. That decision to drop an item to pick up a different one, that's interesting, that's a good player decision.
Also with those automated types of pick up systems what tends to happen is the storage spaces are absolutely enormous because you're essentially vacuuming everything up. You're removing (actually delaying) player decisions, and you don't want to be punishing for something they're not actually controlling - so the storage spaces are huge. And then really in the end all you're doing is delaying the player's need to decide on what items to keep or not. It cheapens the feeling of items and inventory to a degree. You're detached from the decision so you're then detached from the reality of the item importance and inventory value.
That's all sort of esoteric designery ways of thinking about it though, and to a degree it's that kind of "feel" of a system, the ... ceremony of it, and the psychology that just doesn't always translate well when explaining these things.
We prefer to keep it where it feels important, not allow the decision to just be delayed, and that's having the player make important inventory decisions on the battlefield.
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About the Buddhafield Festival
The Buddhafield Festival is taking a sabbatical year: back again in !
Check out the Green Earth Awakening Camp, –
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As previously publicised, the Buddhafield Festival is taking a break (its first in 18 years) in 2014. We're putting on another Green Earth Awakening Camp, a smaller event similar to our main Festival Permaculture Area, in the same time slot (third week of July).
The Festival will be back in 2015, so pencil 15-19th July 2015 into you diary's now.
Booking, Volunteering and Contributing
Stay tuned to our Blog, Facebook, Google+ and Trirtana Buddhist Centre pages for information about the Festival, which will begin to emerge from October 2014 onwards; booking and recruitment will open somewhere around the following New Year.
Volunteering and Contributing
If you're interested in offering a workshop, running a campaign stall, you're a trader, healer, yoga teacher, performer or if you represent a band, visit the Contributors section of the volunteering and contributing page on or about New Year 2015.
The Festival: What's It All About?
The Buddhafield Festival is held on a beautiful site in the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), about 7 miles South of Taunton, at Culmhead.
We offer a full programme of activities, including the teaching, discussion and study of Buddhism and meditation in the Dharma Parlour and Meditation Space. If it's relaxation you're looking for, take your ease in one a number of vegan and vegetarian cafés, whilst waiting for one of our extensive range of workshops to start. There's a full performance programme of music and cabaret. We have a set of specialist Areas and Spaces including Permaculture, Social Change, Women's Space and a terrific Kids Area. Amongst the delights of healing and bodywork on offer, you could learn or practise Yoga, Tai Chi, Chi Gung, book a massage or investigate a one of the dozens of other treatments.
The Sound+Vision page has a list of audio, video and photographic records of the 2014 Festival.
Get into the Spirit ... but Leave the Spirits at Home
Buddhism is about getting out of our head. Into the body. Into the abundance of the present moment. Away from stale thought loops that regret the past or worry about the future; away from a dulled, dumbed down experience; away from avoiding parts of ourselves, into the full vividness and beauty of now.
In the Buddhist ethical trainings, this "mindfulness clear and radient is supported" by "abstaining from intoxicants" that could cloud the mind. for many it is a big part of why they come; for those in recovery, not being around drugs and alcohol is crucial. Please help us retain the uniqueness of the collective creation that is Buddhafield by entering into the spirit of this aspect of the Festival.
Our peacekeeping team will be trained to challenge people publicly not respecting our request, but please don't wait for them: challenge anyone you see drinking or smoking to explain how their awareness is more clear and present with their drug of choice than without.
Environmental Responsibility
As much of our power as possible is acquired from renewable sources including the sun, wind and wood burner. We do not use generators, not even bio-diesel ones! Buddhafield is always looking for ways to reduce it's carbon footprint and we actively encourage liftsharing and the use of public transport.
We take our recycling very seriously! Please visit the Temple of Ming during the Festival where our Recycling Team sort through every incoming bag by hand. This year we managed to reduce the number of landfill-bound skips down to a modest three!


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A bus in which you can have a party on.
Hey, did you know that the party bus serves beer, whiskey and COCAINE!!!
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pimped out coach bus used for drunken endeavors; may or may not include a stripper pole
Let's take a party bus out on the town for my birthday!
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n. a rented out bus for 8-25 people ready to go hit the clubs and bars. this bus/limo is typically used to transport all persons to aforementioned clubs.
Sarah: Hey! I am having a partybus for my birthday. You wanna go clubbing tonight?
Mary: Hell yeah!
Mary: Hell yeah!
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A party on the SA-MP Server CrazyBob's Cops and Robbers. Most of the players all get into a bus and usually CrazyBob himself or a CrazyBob's admin drives. Roaring fun, usually ends withe the Partybus going off the top of Mount Chilliad.
Mika: Hey MK, get on CnR, CB is having a partybus, come on quick before the server fills!
MK: On my way in now!
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I love a trip to Eden Salon & Spa any day of the week, but there is something awesome about Saturday mornings for me. I don't have anywhere to go, and there isn't a lot I can do while I wait to process other than relax. This trip would be different though […]
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First – let me do a follow-up on yesterday's post. You all are wonderfully amazing, truly. I felt much better about the "negotiating" thing by the end of the day. Which made me feel much better in general because sometimes I'm just not confident enough in my parenting decisions to let them stand alone without validation. And I'm aware that is a whole other issue right there, I'm sure. Bedwetting: Last night I took NikkiZ to go potty before I went to bed. I just snuck in the room, picked her up, brought her out to the potty and sat her on it. AND SHE PEED! A LOT! I'm hoping between that (Why had I never thought of the Wake Her Up To Pee Again method?) and the fluid restrictions after dinner (we eat dinner around 5pm, she goes to bed after 7pm) we will put the kibosh on this pottying in bed thing. Bedsharing: We decided to use the Sleep On The Floor method. If she comes in? She has to sleep next to the bed on the floor. I have a pillow and blanket already out just in case. Maybe if she does that a few times (she didn't try anything last night) it will lose the appeal. That's all of the follow-up I have right now, thanks for your ideas!
How about a follow-up on the whole Stop and Think adjustment to my life? Eh. Regarding my parenting? I think it's going well. Now, I am using the method several of you suggested to explain to NikkiZ what I'm doing. That I'm trying to relax and not freak out and that would be easier if she would avoid certain behaviors. Now…in every other part of my life? FAIL. I'm still doing a lot of impulse eating. Especially now that I have a freezer full of cookie dough from a fundraiser. SOMEONE COME GET THE COOKIE DOUGH OUT OF MY FREEZER.
Here's a long overdo follow-up to Greening the Zoots. Man…we are making solid improvements in this area and I'm totally proud of myself for that. Biggest step? I'm almost completely free of plastic bags at the grocery store. I've gotten an assortment of reusable bags that stay in front of AndyZ's carseat all the time so I have to think about them every time I get him out of his seat. Target has started a great thing where they take 5 cents off your total for every reusable bag you use. I also bought a bag from Target for 1.27 that crams into a little pouch and stays in my purse. That bag gets used all the time, if I make an uplanned stop somewhere or if I forget my bags in the car.
We are also still recycling like madmen, I make trips to the recycling center twice a week to take in glass, paper and cardboard. I fill up two bins to be picked up curbisde every week. I'm sure we could do better, but not much. I have also been trying to switch all of my cleaners out in my home to Earth Friendly. This is a slow transition as I've not found suitable replacements for some things yet. Mainly I'm trying to be Phosphate Free with my selections when I can be. If you have any suggestions of good earth friendly cleaning products? I'd love to hear them.
Now…this week's Kim is Kooking update. (Hee. Kooking. I'm a dork.)
Last night I cooked ALL THREE ELEMENTS of dinner from a recipe. I cooked country style ribs in the crock pot and then I consulted the PDub arsenal for Butternut Squash Puree and Roasted Garlic New Potatoes. The entire meal was amazingly delicious in every way. I thought MrZ and LilZ were going to fist fight over the potatoes and that squash? YUMMY. That was a first for me: cooking an entire meal from recipes. The most I usually do is an entree and maybe one side, but most of the time I just make ONE thing from a recipe and everything else is from a box or a can. Last night was a very awesome milestone.
And the night before? I cooked Guiness Pork Chops with Apples. I kept the potatoes out because I was cooking scalloped potatoes as a side. So…after that dinner? What did my husband do? He Facebooked it:
My husband doesn't do much online other than the periodic Facebook update. So – when my dinner made it into his status change? I felt like I had won the Culinary Lottery! Of course…when he heard I had cooked with Guiness? It wouldn't have mattered how it tasted. All that mattered was: "Mmmmm….beer." But LilZ liked it too, so I consider him to be a little less biased towards the ingredients. Either way: TWO SUCCESSFUL MEALS IN ONE WEEK. I am just going to go ahead and admit it: I AM AWESOME.
So…there you have it. I'm becoming a better cook, a better Mom, and a better steward of this planet and I can honestly say I owe most of it to this blog and to you. You all deserve a cookie. Now…can you give me your favorite cookie recipe so I can make you one?23 Comments


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Thunder Tiger's PRO series engines are equipped with dual-ball bearings, Schnuerle porting, piston and cylinder and mixture control carburetor.
Designed to achieve the easiest operation and max performance again and again. The PRO-18BX a big block engine creates incredible horse-power more than the previous .15 engines, which is the best choice for the out-law contest.
The PRO series are manufactured by automated computer-controlled machinery, using the highest quality materials. State-of-the-art CNC manufacturing techniques produce not only high performance and reliability but a product that looks and performs better. Precision mixture control carburetor makes adjustments simple. Built-in recoil starter "X" version.The same one-piece reinforced crankcase and the same mounting dimensions, makes it a drop-in easy to upgrade.
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- Long type glow plug recommended such as the O.S. #8
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WEST SPRINGFIELD Donald R. Chase, chair of the Board of Eastern States Exposition (ESE) announced the appointment of Eugene J. Cassidy to the position of president and Chief Executive Officer of ESE, effective June 27, 2012. Cassidy will be the Exposition's seventh CEO in its 95-year history, succeeding Wayne McCary who has served in that capacity since 1991 and has announced his retirement, effective June 26, 2012.
Cassidy joined ESE as director of finance in 1993 and was named executive vice president and Chief Operating Officer in March. He is currently responsible for the financial management of the company, strategic planning, developing a plan for year-round growth at ESE and furthering the agricultural and educational mission of the Exposition. He represents the Exposition regionally and nationally in the fair and outdoor amusement industry and acts as a liaison with community and local government.
A native of West Springfield, Cassidy was educated at St. Thomas the Apostle School and remains active on its School Board and Finance Committee. He is a graduate of West Springfield High School and Western New England University where he received a bachelor's degree in business administration and accounting. He began his career at Main Hurdman and KPMG in Springfield.
Cassidy then served as treasurer of the Chicopee Cooperative Bank and Colonial Mortgage Company and was assistant vice president of Park West Bank and Trust Company, all wholly owned subsidiaries of Westbank Corporation, West Springfield.
He serves on the Finance Committee of the Springfield Technical Community College Foundation, is treasurer of the Western Massachusetts Chapter of Legatus and is active in the International Association of Fairs and Expositions (IAFE) as a member of the Budget and Finance Committee. He is also accredited as a certified fair executive by the IAFE and served as program chair of the organization's International Convention in Las Vegas, Nev., in 2010.
He resides in Longmeadow, with his wife, Catherine, and two sons, Brennan and Colin.
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BEDTIME STORIES is an adventure comedy starring ADAM SANDLER as Skeeter Bronson, a hotel handyman whose life is changed forever when the bedtime stories he tells his niece and nephew start to mysteriously come true. When he tries to help his family by telling one outlandish tale after another, it's the kids' unexpected contributions that turn all of their lives upside down.
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2013 Tour of Basque Country: Stage #2 (mobile)
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UF Profiling & Sodium Modelling
- 0Mar 4, '08 by nu2dialysisHi! I have been a PCT for almost 3 years now. Started with Da Vita in Michigan and moved to NY where I'm now working for a privately owned clinic. I learned that there are different state laws that we have to follow here (like PCTs cannot draw their own heparins, can't put catheter patients on and we actually have stools that we could sit on!). I was told that PCTs cannot use UF profiling and sodium modelling without doc's orders. But they're really never around and our RN's are not very aggressive as far as setting UF goals for fluid overloaded patients. Most of our patients run for 3.5 to 4.5 hours with only 4 kilos as max goal even if they have gained 8-9 kilos. I was taught that I could use UF profiling and sodium modelling together to remove fluid in the old clinic I used to work for. Most of the patients back then would run for 3 hours and we could pull even up to 5 kilos at a time. So I'm left debating goals with our RN's and I don't want to seem like a know it all when I know I still have a whole lot to learn. Should I go by UF goal or UFR as far as setting their goals on the machine? Also I have found out that there are certain PCTs that have been with this company for a long long time that would mess around with their machines (when there's really nothing wrong with the machine) so that they wouldn't have as many patients at a given time (our ratio is 4:1 which of course sometimes turns out as 6:1 esp if your partner is lazy). My hubby thinks I should look for another company to work for but am now afraid that all companies here in NY would have be the same? Any comments?
- 0Mar 4, '08 by currahee1973I have been in dialysis now for 7 months and I still have questions regarding the profiling and modeling. I do see that it is so individualized and you really have to try different approaches over several TX's. I have been jotting down notes on your comments. My BIGGEST hang up is giving pt's NS. I know it is a "have to" many times, but when the reason they are there is take fluid off, I just have trouble giving it back to them! I really enjoy reading these and seeing that I am not alone at there!! Thanks for the knowledge you are all sharing with me.
- 0Mar 7, '08 by bluefabianWow! 7-8 kilos?
My cut off limit for extraction is 3.5 kg. Above that in special cases when: they are overloaded, it's their last dialysis day and sometimes when I am kind enough.
I don't really do UF/Sodium profilling that much. But I have been using SU (Sequential Ultrafiltration) for overloaded pts. Done on the first hour, extraction goes from 1kg - 2kg max (though the most I did was 1.4). At this time, only fluid extraction takes place - not dialysis. The rest of the three hours (4 H here) are the combination of two. Managed to avoid cramps, low BP even if I extract more than 4 kg. But not my most preferred treatment mode also - you are deprieving the pt one hour of waste clearance. If I can afford to go for 5 hours, I might do that.
UF profiling alternates between the rate of fluid extraction and how it allows capillary filling in between the lower UF rates. Some has gradually decline while others goes on an up/down pattern. Personally, I have not seen one patient that sees any benefit in this, so much that I disregard this method at all.
Again, the best way to avoid all the hassles is prevention. Fluid restriction is very important. Adhering to pt's wishes for more fluid extraction will only foster bad habits and creates complications in the long run.
- 0Mar 7, '08 by nu2dialysisI totally agree with you bluefabian re fluid restriction. Unfortunately, the clinic that I am working for right now have real spoiled patients. And worst, my co workers let them do whatever it is they want. Some of them even run out to get the patients food and drinks (when it's not supposed to be allowed during tx!) I try to educate them as much as I can and it never fails that the response I get is "I've been doing this for 5 or so years and no one's ever said anything to me." It's now my 3rd month working for this clinic and sad to say I am getting discouraged and really thinking twice about continuing my employment with the said company. I thought that maybe I can make a difference when I first started but like I said it is pretty discouraging!
- 0Mar 8, '08 by LacieMost likely depends on your state and nurse practice act also as where I am it's a physician based order and treated no differently then the standard hemo orders or medication order. The only thing we determine related to profiling as nurses is to turn it off due to high b/p's and it's part of our routine standing orders to do so. It's part of the dialysis order in my state and not decided by the RN's as to how and if to use. Some facility medical directors may not object to the RN adjusting but it's not actually within our realm of practice based on the NPA for many states. It may not seem like a big deal but until you have had to give a deposition in a legal situation it can change your mind real quick.
- 1Mar 8, '08 by bluefabianI guess it all depends on where you work. I am based in a non profit community centre that runs independently without doctors. Our MO comes a few times in a month for visits and will see the need for any standing order based on the condition. Based on the observation that we see in a patient, we will seek advise from doctors as what to do. But really, it's in the guidelines and protocol as well. If it's not there, and I am not authorized to do it - I won't. Simple and clear. Not really about nurses deciding if they want to do it - it's about doing that based on needs, and with consultation with more experienced peers and our doctor as well.
You are doing a great job. Just need to understand that chronic patients are hell, damn hard to educate - with their habits and pessimism. I had one patient who had undergone a minor stroke the other day and was left with left side hemiplegia. Known him very well of being very bad with fluid restriction, always asking for 3.5-4 kg extraction. I had my time of telling him to control and even refusing his request for more. Many, many times. The last time he had dialysis before the stroke, I gave him 3.5 kg and even with that he can't finish it because of hypotension. It was during the two days off that he got it, either he was really enjoying himself too much or other factors that aggravate the HPT. Now he came in whelled in, no longer able to walk and needs assistance in feeding. I asked myself this "Am I too lenient or are they being stubborn?". The complications will surely show, just a matter of when. And oh yeah, this patient was on HD for 5-7 years.
Oh yeah, I don't really like patients eating too much during tx also. The blood reroute that goes for digestion can lead to hypotension - seen this many times already. Plus, it can also mask the fluid loss that occur - pt may be thinking that little extraction occur and demand more next time. Then the cycle goes.
- 0Mar 11, '08 by kidneyhelpereuropean regulation only allows to not more than 1L /hour. We have a patient who's a non compliant with his fluid restriction and often comes with 8-9l, what we do is we ask him to come back for certain day for ultrafiltration.Some pts are still on denial of their dse. eventhough they have this for ages. I think treat your patient individually ,you can ask your RN for dry wieght assessment for this patient and check his/her diet,obvious sign overload(edema) or maybe your pt gained weight.I work in a mother unit where we deal with chronic and acute,,its good to know and treat pt individually.Our oldest patient is 83 and been dialysing for almost 32 years.
- 0Mar 11, '08 by jnette GuideQuote from bluefabianOh yeah, I don't really like patients eating too much during tx also. The blood reroute that goes for digestion can lead to hypotension - seen this many times already. Plus, it can also mask the fluid loss that occur - pt may be thinking that little extraction occur and demand more next time. Then the cycle goes.
Oh, this just happenes to be one of my pet peeves!
In my clinic it was absolutley verboten to eat while on the machine or in the tx. room, period! That was ONE thing I at least agreed with upper management on.
We encouraged our pts. to eat BEFORE they came to the unit, or to bring a lunch or snack with them for when they left. All our patients were informed at teh time they signed their admission paperwork that this was a unit policy strictly adhered to.
Not only can it lead to hypotension as described by the poster above, but just think of the cross contamination !!! With so much exposure to bloodborne pathogens, who in their right mind would truly want to EAT in that environment?
They might as well be eating in the bathroom stalls!!!
No way.
- 0Mar 12, '08 by nu2dialysisSo true Jnette! If only I had the support of management on this one
- 0Mar 22, '08 by happybunny1970I work for a Fresenius Acute unit, and we have a fair amount of lattitude (but of course, our docs come in to see each and every patient on each and every dialysis treatment).
The docs write for a certain goal, but we are free to challenge that goal if we can give a valid reason (lungs are wet, increased edema, or up or down based on blood pressures for instance). Our max we can take off (actual UF, not including prime and rinseback or boluses) is 6 liters -- anything more than that requires a doctor's order.
We frequently use sodium modeling with the docs that are friendly to that concept -- we have one group that orders it routinely, and one group that is split (you just have to get to know them individually). We profile most patients with a goal over 2L. Again, this is up to the nurse -- some like it, some don't. The doctors have all blessed the practice and tend to back us up as long as we are getting good results and not causing the patient harm -- even when we aren't able to meet the original goal.
One thing I would like to point out: We have noticed that on our Fresenius 2008K machines, when we use the profiling (profile 4) it ALWAYS pulls off more fluid than what it says on the screen -- by AT LEAST 1/2 L. Some of the nurses have a problem with this, but I myself like it because knowing that it is actually taking off a bit more means that I can be generous in my rinseback and ensure the patient gets as many RBCs as possible back, and I needent worry about having to give a bolus every now and then that I didn't anticipate at the beginning of the treatment.
ANNA is a supporter of the profiling -- they had an article in the journal last year.
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"The measurement of volatile organic compounds by an electronic nose is an innovative method that determines distinct molecular patterns of exhaled breath in different patient groups," they say. How the study was done The researchers used the Cyranose 320 to analyse exhaled breath of 40 OSAS patients (before receipt of CPAP therapy) and 20 healthy controls. They report that linear discriminant analysis (LDA) scores of OSAS patients and healthy controls differed significantly, and the Cyranose 320 accurately separated OSAS patients from healthy controls (p<0.0001). The Mahalanobis distance between the two groups was 1.88 and the cross-validation value was 79.5%. The corresponding area under the receiver operating curve was 0.85, indicating a sensitivity of 0.93 and specificity of 0.70. In addition, the LDA was significantly correlated with the apnea hypopnoea index (p<0.001), indicating a "dose-response" relationship, the investigators say. The electronic nose could also discriminate the state before and after treatment with CPAP, indicating that specific volatile organic compound patterns in exhaled breath are associated with untreated OSAS," the authors report. "In pharyngeal washing fluids of OSAS patients, we observed higher levels of alpha-1-antitrypsin and markers of extracellular remodelling compared to controls," they report. The authors think the eNose could be useful in two settings. First, it could help rule out OSAS in a low prevalence population, such as a general practitioners office where the prevalence of OSAS is around 2% to 4%. A negative result would have a negative predictive value of 99.6%, providing a high degree of certainty, the researchers say. Second, the device could help make decisions regarding overnight polysomnography. 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Management allows the DVM to be dictators and manage hospitals with little or no experience. many of the the DVMs in the market are not actually doing the work that they say they are doing, but rather have the team members completing the treatments and records. This organization does not hire the best people in the field for support team, but rather want to train those that come from other industries. There are few licensed Techs working for Banfield. Banfield allows team members to perform treatments and services on pets without any formal training or licensing.
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Background-38 years old, mother of two young children, wife, elementary teacher, fitness instructor, Girls On The Run coach, runner.
Why I run can be summed up easily…for mental stability! It is the only time that can be "my" time.
I started running in college to get out to plan (I would write papers in my head while running) and get in a good workout that was inexpensive. It turned into running my first marathon in 98 (Vermont City) and has continued since then. I'm not a fast runner, my children can attest to that since it was their cute voices screaming at me from the double jogger to speed up! I prefer an endurance challenge, which is why I have run tons of races, many marathons and even my first ultra (last November).
As a busy professional, when I'm not with my students, I'm with my children. Carving out a few days a week when I can head out to free my head is essential! As my husband says, a happy wife…a happy life! As mothers, we are always taking care of others, whether it's supporting your husband (by holding down the fort at home) who is out of town on business, driving your children to their activities, or giving a motivational speech to a full class at the gym. It's nice to just worry about yourself for an hour, once in a while.
Yes, guilt is part of this equation…should I go or stay? I holler out before I leave, "Don't worry. It will just be a short one"!
I love running. That is at the heart of why I run. I tell my students to dream big, believe in yourself, and work hard. Many things in life will catch your eye, but only a few will catch your heart, pursue those! I am honored to say that I have done that (and will continue to be that role model for my children and students), and enjoy every aspect of my life because of it!
If you can't get in a run during the week…red wine helps!
My fourth grade students and I researched heroes from history who showed great resilience, confidence and perseverance in the face of great difficulty. We, on a smaller scale, are working on the habit of mind-perseverance, when we are doing tough work. To help us remember, each of us wrote a letter to ourselves to reflect on when we feel like we can't do something. Here is my letter:
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How does one realize the power of positive thinking? How does possessing specific qualities, help me overcome obstacles? These are questions I am asking myself, so that when life throws me a curveball, I can handle it. Remember when…
Pop! The pain searing through my left calf muscle, made me feel as though I had been shot. This Charlie horse was beyond anything I had ever experienced during a run. A rookie mistake. I should never have stopped to pee 18 miles into a marathon. The stop and go didn't work well with my body. It was fighting back and fiercely, I might add. With each step I felt my left knee cave in as if I would fall at any moment. The crowd roars, thinking all is well and I just need to pick up my pace for a few miles. I scan the smiling faces looking for anyone eating a bag of chips (salt is what the body needs when cramping). Nothing.
I begin to turn against myself (big no-no when competing in an endurance race). Why was I so stupid? Why didn't I pack a salt tablet? Why was I being such a wimp? These negative thoughts were taking over my mind and in turn, attacking my body. I started to slow to a snails pace. I was losing momentum. I turn a bend and see other strong runners stop to stretch, wince in pain, walk with an aching limp. I, for a brief moment, tell myself that is what my body needs.
No. I snap back to reality. I've run enough marathons to know the stages, and that my body can handle this. However, my mind is still reeling from the constant pain in my leg. I can't break out of my negative pattern. Wait, did I just say "can't"? No way! I am drawn to the person next to me. He is screaming at me from his wheelchair. His buddy, who is pushing him, is also screaming at me. At first I can see that he is a wounded soldier with one arm and no legs. I scan up to his face and his words take shape in my mind. "You've come this far! Don't you dare give up now!" Wow! How is it that one moment can be life changing? This was my moment. How could I complain about a little cramp, when he was persevering after an accident so horrific? It was the slap I needed.
I gave each of them a high-five and pushed out a "thank you"! Two miles left, a necessary attitude adjustment and the mirage of a salt-lick brought me to the finish line. What happened in those two miles that was different? Positive self-talk. I could have said, "No magic potions, no fairy dust, no one to do it for you. Just me, I will push you , show you, how to put one determined foot in front of the other. That's what I will do. I am inside you…I'm called your inner strength. Dig deep down and find me."
Instead, I simply repeated, "Yes you can!" over and over again. Say it, mean it, believe it. So simple, yet essential no matter what your age or hurdle you must overcome. Don't forget this when life gets hard.


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Purrrrrrfect toy for kitty
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My cat is 9 and was slightly overweight, as many house cats can be... that is until I brought this home! It is like I have a kitten again, she runs and plays with it all the time. This toy is what every cat needs!
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Cat's Meow... not
By elbailey
from Asheville, NC
This was a ok product, not that great at entertaining my cat. the Mat would not lay flat, I feel a softer fabric would be better. and a way to have a longer battery life. As it is now, it was not worth the $19.99 paid.
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Drains batteries, JUNK!
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The day I opened it, the ball underneath went half way around and then stalled/got stuck. I tried to straighten the yellow vinyl top, tried carpet and hard floor. It would stall and drain the battery, makes more noise than it should. I was past the return limit,when I got to calling about it and Miles Kimball resfused to take it back. The CS operator said there had been no complaints...not true if she reads the reviews. The gifter threw away $20.
It actually scares my cat
By lynn7227
from North Providence, RI
When I first opened the package, I noticed how wrinkled the apron was. Then I tried to straighten the red piece of plastic, but it is so curled that it doesn't extend beyond the apron. I don't understand why they had to make the motor so powerful that it needs 4 c batteries, but it is way too loud and moves too quickly. My cat runs away from it. Please don't waste your money like I did.
it broke
By Sharon
from Tennessee
had to trash it, a little band inside broke - nothing the kitty did.
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What a Waste!
By Measures Twice
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? About signing the petition
Do we have to go to local group to find the signature ballots to sign? It would be so much easier if we could sign up at the website. Is that possible? Many of us sign petitions at websites regularly and wonder why it hasn't been set up here yet.
Laura Lee Pier
If you go to the home page: http://www.labelgmos.org it explains why online signatures cannot be gathered and where to go to sign the petition.
For your convenience, see below and I hope this helps:
Where Can I sign?
Because this is a California Ballot Initiativate, we need in-person, physical signatures. We cannot gather online and have unti April 22nd to gather 800,000 signatures to get this on the 2012 California Ballot.
To find a place to sign in your area visit:
- Events Page - check if your community leaders have events up.
- Local Groups Page - find your local group.
- Contact Us - Please let us know where you are located and we will direct you.
- Seek out signature gatherers - Both Volunteers and Professional Signature Gatherers can be found in high-traffic stores like Walmart, local grocery stores and co-ops, farmers markets, and major events.
Advertise GMO Products in Doctor's Offices and Health Clinics
We must stop Monsanto from stealing our food supply and poisoning all of our seeds. Speak out against Monsanto and GMO products as cancer causing. Drive Monsanto out of the USA. All states must do as California and make them put all ingredients on food labels.
Apparell sales would not only help with financial support for the movement this would help to spread the word one shirt, hoodie,or mug at a time. I love apparel that does more than look well. It's a great conversational piece that's an ice breaker to those who don't know GMO exists. I would love to be one of the first to wear a LabelGMOs hoodie
Awareness for our lives!
Call out the 'no' voters
It's good to thank those that voted for labeling, but I think it's probably more important to condemn those that voted against it.
Can I get a petition sign up sheet
I want to know if I can tske a sign up sheet to my church,and if so then where and how can I obtain it
Coming together with ideals
I would like a list of leaders or like to chat with leader in my county (S.B.) so that we may share helpfull ideals on organizing our group and places that we can cover in our county to collect signatures. Also matching people up with others so they can do the two-person signature gathering method.
Creat an online store with LabelGMOs.org merchandise to raise funds
Sell bumper stickers with "LabelGMOs.org" on them. T-shirts with catch phrases such as "GMO's are NOT the way to go" or "I like my seeds au naturel" or " Real men like real seeds" or "Real women like real seeds". The sky is the limit!
email links to congress, local and state gov
Would be great to have an automated email to congress, local and state gov insisting that all GMO product is labled as such!
Farmers need sources of Non-GMO feed for their animals.
Here is a link to a website that provides farmers with sources on Non-GMO feed for their animals: http://www.nongmosourcebook.com/non-gmosourcebook/nongmoanimalfeedsuppliers.php
GMO education through Music
I'm Dave Eisel from the duo Glowbox. We write music that can be used to educate people about the danger of GMO food. We have a video from the Sacramento Label GMO signature delivery event:
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Goal Setting
I think it would be helpful to assign goals to people - in terms of numbers of signatures to gather, or numbers of signatures per district or group.
I also really like how interactive this site is!!
Go Local! Focus on low hanging fruits
Also focus on getting GMOs labeling inforced at COUNTY levels.
Chances are that we'd have much bigger chances to get this done at the lower levels while working our way up.
Washington State is working on getting a bill passed forcing the Labeling of GMOs through their Congress and Senate.
Got music?
I am a member of Occupella, a group that leads singing at demonstrations. We have an anti-GMO song and other relevant songs. Contact me if you'd like music at your demo or meeting. nancy at sisterschoice.com
have more tv commercials
air more TV commercials to help spread the word and inform people.
have more tv commercials
air more TV commercials to help spread the word and inform people.
How can I get several Tshirts?
I am a jeans and T farmer mom who will wear it every time I leave the farm with my daughter just to make other parents THINK! :-)
hybridization, domestication, Genetic Engineering (bioengineering)
Many of those who do not want to sign tend to confuse the differences in hybridization, domestication, Genetic Engineering (GE). When a horse and donkey is cross bread there is a mule and the mule goes no more. With GE genetic deformity that can keep breading because it is in the genes. Check out the differences. some sites are:
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RADIO 80 started out as LONG DUK DONG in the early 2000's as Lexington's 1st 80's tribute band and quickly became one of Lexington's Favorite local acts. The bands fanbase grew strong year after year and in 2005 was voted THE LEXINGTON HERALD LEADER's Favorite Local Band!!
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Drew this mostly while visiting Portland. A lovely city, really.
The bike stuff was unreal. It doesn't seem sustainable, yet folks swear that it is Disneyland for bicycle advocates. There are very many shoppes for bikes.. too many in my opinion for the amount of bikes riding around. Philly has more bikes and a tiny fraction of the shoppes Portland has.
The bike corridors don't patronize the commerce areas but they allow for very quick scuttling around the city along quiet residential paths. The road markings are confusing, if they bother to stripe the roads there's no shoulder marking and the dotted yellow line is silly. I kept trying to figure out why people swear by Portland's bicycle infrastructure, while at the same time poo pooing other places like Philly and New York.
Then something funny happened. I was riding along and a fella driving a volvo stopped at a stop sign that directed traffic perpendicular to the road i was on. He had a ton of time and could have gone before i got anywhere near him, but he waited. He could have gone a million times before I got there, still he waited. It made me uneasy, I didn't have a stop sign so he would have to wait for me to go through. I got angry a little, and was about to gesticulate some discourteous message when as I passed he waved and smiled.
He waved and smiled, not that condescending 2 finger twitch, not the lean eyeroll to sigh, and not even the two hand double squeeze of the steering wheel… he waved and smiled.
I don't believe any city should follow whatever Portland is doing because each city has its own unique issues, but Portland does have one thing over the other places I've ridden a bike. The drivers there genuinely do not wish harm on the cyclists.
In Philly we have an amazing network of cycling paths set around a generally flat city, but we have behind the wheel of most every automobile, a psychotic douchebag, who wants to kill you. Drivers love to tell me while I'm pedaling along that I should be on the sidewalk or the streets are for cars or some other crap they pulled out their back sides.
What I'm getting at is simple, Nicer people make cities livable. That's my current opinion.
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Polydactyly, or extra digits, is a common trait among cats, particularly it seems, among Celtic cats, cats on parts of the U.S.'s Eastern coast, as well as in South West Britain. Despite some claims to the contrary, polydactly is not a product of bad breeding. It is simply a naturally occurring genetic variation, it is even found in fossil reptiles, which means that a regular five-toed cat might be the abnormal form!
The form of polydactyly most commonly seen in cats is a dominant trait which does not affect the cat adversely and is not associated with other abnormalities. Despite suggestions of "natural snowshoes" there is no real evidence that polydactyly has any significant natural selective advantage or disadvantage. If it was disadvantageous, polydactyl cats would quickly have died out. It is simply an endearing anomaly…
If you have one of these cats, I would love to hear about them, please post a comment and share your story. If you also know of any that need adoption, please pass that along as well.
At the Hemingway House, the cats are very well taken care of, just as they were when old Papa Hemingway ruled the joint. Nestled into the backyard is the most famous cat drinking fountain in the world; Papa had it specially built for his pets.
The top of the fountain is an old Spanish olive jar that was brought from Cuba. The overflow from this jar spills into a urinal, that serves as a drinking spot for the Hemingway 6-toed cats. The story goes that the urinal came from Sloppy Joe's Key West bar. Hemingway told him, "I might as well put one of these in my backyard since so much of my money has gone down it already."


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