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By Georgia Reproductive Specialists
Mind-Body, IVF and Fertility Options: Wednesday, December 12 at 7:00 p.m.
By Coastal Fertility Specialists
The Donor Egg Meeting returns to Charleston, SC, Feb 28 – Mar 3, 2013, at Charleston Place Hotel. The Donor Egg Meeting is a symposium which focuses on the technology of egg donation and third party reproduction in the treatment of infertility.
By Reproductive Medical Associates of New York
Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York (RMA of New York) is proud to support ASRM in their recent decision to lift oocyte cryopreservation from its "experimental" label.
By Georgia Reproductive Specialists
Georgia Reproductive Specialists is now offering substantial savings to military members.
By Coastal Fertility Specialists
Dr. Michael Slowey of Coastal Fertility Specialists is the only Reproductive Endocrinologist in the state of South Carolina to make the peer-nominated US News and World Report Top Doctor's List.
By RMA of New York
RMA of New York is a full-service fertility center, specializing in in vitro fertilization (IVF), egg donation (ovum donation), egg freezing (oocyte cryopreservation), reproductive surgeries and male reproductive medicine.
By Professor John Banzhaf, GWU Law School
Couples unable to conceive are being denied in vitro fertilization [IVF] if either partner is a smoker; the latest manifestation of a growing trend to restrict care to patients who smoke
By Coastal Fertility Specialists
Attend Coastal Fertility Specialists' FREE Infertility Educational Seminar on Wed, October 3, 2012 at the North Charleston Convention Center at 6:00pm. All attendees receive a complimentary New Patient Consultation and Ultrasound, a $250 value.
By Bourn Hall Clinic India
At Bourn Hall Clinic India you will get all infertility treatments including surrogacy India which you can fulfill your parenting dream successfully. We will arrange a proper surrogate mother for you and take care of all the legal matter.
By Extraordinary Conceptions, LLC
The eighth annual NY Men Having Babies Surrogacy Seminar and Expo is scheduled for September 22, 2012 and Extraordinary Conceptions' Executive Director, Mario Caballero will be available to speak about the SAFE Surrogacy Program.
By KIRAN INFERTILITY CENTRE, HYDERABAD, INDIA
Clarification from the Hospital & Surrogate Mother on Article in Daily Mail on titled Our 'rent a womb' child from an Indian baby farm: British couple paying £20,000 for a desperately poor single mother to have their child" published on 31st Aug 12
By Siddhi Life IVF
Siddhi Life IVF offers cost effective and world class service in the field of infertility treatments to foreign clients.
By ReproTech, Ltd.
Existing record of 28 years for a successful live birth through cryopreserved sperm is shattered
By Georgia Reproductive Specialists
Microarray CGH is a new embryo screening procedure offered by Georgia Reproductive Specialists
By Coastal Fertility Specialists
Coastal Fertility Specialists is proud to announce that it has partnered with Donor Egg Bank USA to offer frozen donor egg bank services in its Carolina locations.
By Medi Connect India
The Indian medical science has been given a new dimension with the path breaking innovation of a non-invasive marker for IFV technology by Indian scientists. The research will ensure a higher success rate of IVF treatment .
By Autotelic Lab
Autotelic Lab will be presenting data on its platform of expanded range point-of-care diagnostic devices
By Georgia Reproductive Specialists
Mind-Body, IVF and Fertility Options: Wednesday, July 11 at 7:00 p.m.
By Flair Marketing and Advertising
Dr. John Schnorr and Dr. Michael Slowey of Coastal Fertility Specialists announce their new Charleston, SC, infertility center. Coastal Fertility is a full-service practice focusing on all aspects of the infertility evaluation and treatment.
By HHK Healthcare Marketing
Southeastern Fertility Center and Dr. Grant Patton are pleased to announce that Dr. Stephanie Singleton has joined this practice as a board certified physician in both reproductive endocrinology and infertility and in obstetrics and gynecology.
By KIRAN INFERTILITY CENTRE, HYDERABAD, INIDA
An article was published in Indian Express, leading English daily in India titled "Desperate times call for surrogacy measures".
By Fertility Solutions Sunshine Coast
Fertility Solutions Sunshine Coast and Bundaberg find themselves in the rare position of having a surplus of donor sperm from Australian men.
By KIRAN INFERTILITY CENTRE, HYDERABAD, INIDA
A recently release Bollywood Film Vicki Donor dealing with Sperm Donors has created ripples in India and an Article was published in TImes of India depicting the perspective of Sperm/ Semen Donors in India. Dr. Samit Sekhar featured in this article
By Extraordinary Conceptions
Stephanie M. Caballero Esq. of The Surrogacy Law Center and Extraordinary Conceptions to Discuss Surrogacy at National Conference in Melbourne on 26/27 May 2012
By KIRAN INFERTILITY CENTRE, HYDERABAD, INIDA
News Letter for April 2012 by Kiran Infertility Centre, Hyderabad, India.
By Extraordinary Conceptions
Surrogacy is prohibited or severely restricted in most of Europe, the U.K. & many other foreign countries. Intended parents are now turning to the U.S.
By postnoon.com/2012/04/24/the-latest-form-of-a
Article related to Semen/ Sperm Donation in India also having excerpts from Dr. Samit Sekhar published in www.postnoon.com
By Baby Quest Foundation
Jonquil N. from Bozeman, Montana, struggling for 3 years with infertility, starts using new British fertility service with pregnancy rates like IVF at one-twentieth the cost.
By DuoFertility
Newly FDA-cleared fertility monitor DuoFertility offers helping hand to Khloe and Lamar, as well as two million other American couples. For suitably screened couples provides a pregnancy rate like IVF, but costs $795 instead of $15,000.
By DuoFertility
Newly FDA-cleared fertility monitor DuoFertility offers helping hand to Khloe and Lamar, as well as two million other American couples. For suitably screened couples provides a pregnancy rate like IVF, but costs $795 instead of $15,000.
By Biomiga Diagnostics
Biomiga Diagnostics will be presenting data on its population pharmacokinetic/Therapeutic Monitoring Device for Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH), Luteinizing Hormone (LH), and Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in personalized IVF treatment.
By Mark Perloe
Georgia reproductive specialists offers free infertility seminar mind-body, ivf and fertility options wednesday, april 11 at 7:00 pm
By Fertility & Women's Health Center of Louisiana
Applications and eligibility requirements are now available online.
By Extraordinary Conceptions
Extraordinary Conceptions Surrogacy and Egg Donation Agency has moved to a new and much larger location to accommodate the increase in business the company has experienced over the past year.
By Biomiga Diagnostics
Biomiga Diagnostics will be presenting data on its population pharmacokinetic/Therapeutic Monitoring Device designed for Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH) and Luteinizing Hormone (LH) with application to other protein therapeutics.
By KIRAN INFERTILITY CENTRE, HYDERABAD, INIDA
Update about the latest developments of Video Scan reports in Kiran Infertility Centre Pvt. Ltd. And about Immigration and Exit Visa Stamping Formalities for Children born through Surrogacy
By Fertility & Women's Health Center of Louisiana
Dr. Dana Ambler to donate free in vitro fertilization cycle to Louisiana couple struggling with infertility.
By Rebecca Heery
Unique program exclusively available in Atlanta for infertility patients at Georgia Reproductive Specialists offers quality treatment AND medications, with discounts up to 50% for each treatment cycle.
By David Nicholls
Following The Clinic Finder's global launch the site is now completely free. From 1 January 2012 they no longer charge introduction fees.
By Aaron S.
Overlake Reproductive Health was the first U.S. clinic to use Radio Frequency IDentification (RFID) technology to track and monitor your sperm and eggs throughout the IVF and IUI processes.
By Extraordinary Conceptions Egg Donor & Surrogacy
Extraordinary Conceptions is committed to your success and we recognize that egg donation and surrogacy can be extremely expensive, so we have developed a Single Agency Fee Exclusive program.
By Extraordinary Conceptions
With Extraordinary Conceptions' new S.A.F.E. surrogacy and egg donation we offer you higher chances for success without higher costs.
By Mike Munter
Sunshine Coast fertility nurse Denise Donati will present research findings at the 14th World Congress on Human Reproduction to be held in Melbourne in November this year.
SAFE Surrogacy & Egg Donation Now Available Through One of the Largest Agencies in the United States
By Extraordinary Conceptions
With Extraordianary Conceptions' S.A.F.E. surrogacy and egg donation we offer you higher chances for success without higher costs.
By Mary Ann Liebert, Inc. publishers
An insufficient supply of amino acids in the mother's uterus caused by abnormal maternal-embryo interactions may explain the developmental abnormalities and complications of pregnancy that result in the death of cloned bovine embryos.
By Christopher Greenaway
Trudie and Lloyd Thompson, Authors of "Dreams Do Come True: The Amazing Story of One Family's Triumph Over IVF and Bankruptcy", are to appear on the Sally Naden show on BBC Radio Lancashire on October 25th, 2011.
By DuoFertility
Study demonstrates a viable non-invasive, drug-free alternative to IVF
By Bonnie Heavens
www.TheFertileGarden.com The Fertile Garden jewelry line is designed with gemstones which have special metaphysical properties that are used to enhance fertility and sustain pregnancy. Enhance your fertility and wear close to your pulse points.
By CGW Publishing
Trudie and Lloyd Thompson have an incredible story to tell; 12 long years of heart breaking IVF therapy ending in bankruptcy. And now, CGW Publishing are helping them bring that story to life in their first book, Dreams Do Come True.
By Jenny Gardner
BostonIVF, a fertility clinic that serves the New England area, has opened an additional location in Bedford, New Hampshire. With ongoing clinical success in the Boston metropolitan area from 7 office locations and Portland, Maine
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The Chow ring of the Cayley plane
We give a full description of the Chow ring of the complex Cayley plane $\mathbb{O}\mathbb{P}^2$. For this, we describe explicitly the most interesting of its Schubert varieties and compute their intersection products. Translating our results into the Borel presentation, i.e. in terms of Weyl group invariants, we are able to compute the degree of the variety of reductions Y8 introduced by the current authors in arXiv: math.AG/0306328.(Received July 14 2003)
(Accepted October 15 2003)
(Published Online December 1 2004)
Key Words: Chow ring; Cayley plane; Severi variety.
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My 4 & 5 year olds love it.
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Top 10 Valentine's Gifts for Your Boyfriend
Everything about Valentine's Day screams "girls!" from pink hearts to teddy bears and chocolates, but what about your boy? Want to show your boyfriend how much you care this Valentine's Day but can't figure out what the best (and most boy-friendly) Valentine's Day gift is? Take a look at the top 10 Valentine's gifts for your boyfriend! Back to Article
I think valentines is just another day b/c nobody likes me anyway and no one will!!!!!
Don't get your man anything o: Make something. We like it more c:
The Gawjuss Sammie is My Valentine(:
i have a valentine but still dont know what to get him
i already got a valentine in america and i miss him
I really want a valentine.
I Love Jake(;
Im taken for valentines day yay
took my gf to the movies last year
He would probably like somthing sweet he loves cinimon
I will take my boyfriend. Out for dinner. And then a movie
I say that too....... A man's stomach is in his heart!!!!!!!!
Uh. This List Sucks.
wow a coffee mug? really! my bf aint that old


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Can someone verify if the small does/does not have these mounts? I bought a Cytoe lower linkage guard before I ordered the Bronson and need these mounts to install it.
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The Drayton Surgery280 Havant RoadDraytonPortsmouth, PO6 1PATel: 023 9237 0422
During the change over to the new computer system it will NOT be possible to book appointments or request medication via "The Waiting Room"
We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Alone at Christmas?
Inspired by a proposal put forward by Mohamed in the Drayton Community Chemist, a group of volunteers are planning to organise a Christmas Dinner and entertainment for people who spend Christmas day on their own. The Drayton Centre have kindly offered their halls for the occasion and the project has the support of both the Drayton Centre and the Drayton and Farlington Action Group.
If you, or someone you know, will be spending Christmas Day on your own and would like to join with others at the Drayton Centre, then you can indicate your interest by informing us in one of the following ways. You can inform the receptionist in shops with a poster of the event on display; the Drayton Community Chemist; the Office at the Drayton Centre; or the Information Centre. Please let us know as soon as possible so we can get an idea of how many people will be coming. Transport will be available, if needed, for the event. We are only able to cover people in the Drayton and Farlington area. We are aware that some people get an invite to attend similar Christmas Day projects in the City, we do not want them to cancel their invitation.
Brian Alcock
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We have a new Patient Information Kiosk in the waiting room - It is an interactive touchscreen which has internet access and is for patients use.
You can access information about the practice, access medical information on the internet, give feedback about the care provided to you by the Doctors and Nurses and leave any other comments you would like. Please do have a go - it is very easy to use and if you have any problems just ask the receptionist to assist you.
You may not know but there is a private side to the practice. We currently offer Occupational Health Services to a wide range of local clients - including local government, manufacturing industries, service industries and shipping companies. We also offer private vaccinations and minor surgical procedures which are not available on the NHS.
If we could be of assistance to you personally or to your company why not have a look at the website: www.draytonmedicalservices.co.uk
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023 92 310167
The Drayton Practice dates from 1937 when Dr Cheyne opened a surgery in his home on the Havant Road. The practice moved to 274 Havant Road in 1957. The building was extended twice, the last time in 1982, but even this became too small for the expanding and busy role of the Primary Health Care Team of the 1990's and subsequently, after a long planning period, the new Drayton Surgery was constructed in 1996.
We hope to use our surgery website as a way of presenting all our patients with an up to date resource for all information relating to our practice. We will keep it current with any news, developments & details that are relevant to the practice & our patients.
As well as a source of information about our Practice, the staff & the services we provide, we hope you use the website as a useful resource with links to other reliable websites for health related information. If there is topical health information we will also add this to the website.
Have a look around our website and please do send us some feedback. We can use your thoughts to improve our online services & further develop the website to make it a more useful, practical application for our patients.
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One day last year, I had a particularly intense work out with my personal trainer. I've been working out all my life, but never before had I pushed myself so hard during a cardio workout like I did that day, and never before had I experienced what followed.
After the work out, my entire body was shaking and slightly vibrating, and all I could do was just sit on the floor to gain composure enough to eventually walk to my car.
Once I got in my car, I burst into tears. It wasn't from physical pain, nor did I have any conscious reason to be sad, but for about 5 minutes I just sat there sobbing. Afterwards, I felt as if I had just shed a thousand pounds of emotional weight. I felt light, free and amazingly peaceful and beautiful. At the time I didn't quite know what had happened, but I later realized that it was the increased flow of oxygen through my body that lead to the release of trapped emotions that had been buried deep within me. Allow me to explain.
The body, mind, soul, and emotions are all connected through our breath. Breath is the life force that pervades the body. If you're unfamiliar with the term life force, it is simply the energy that gives something its vitality and strength. In this case, breath is what gives the body its vitality and strength, and since we are holistic beings, the body is connected to the emotions, mind, and soul, which also receive strength and energy from the breath.
Breath control is what women use to assist the body in delivering children, breath control is what nervous, emotionally enraged, or physically ill people use to bring calmness, breath control is what athletes use for peak performance, and breath control is what meditators use to transcend the realm of mind. The increase flow of oxygen throughout the body, blood, and tissues is why breath control is used as a technique to assist the body in relaxing or carrying out physically demanding tasks. It is also well known that massage therapy increases circulation, which carries more oxygen to the individual cells of the body, resulting in the healing of tension in muscles. Tension in the muscles can come from physical, psychological, or emotional stress.
Emotions have a powerful effect on our psyches, as well as our bodies. Emotions are expressed and released by moving through and out of our bodies. Our bodies naturally move and express when we experience great joy and laughter. Even great pain and anger causes us to take on various physical positions and vocal expressions. But when negative emotions are not expressed through our bodies and vocal chords, they become lodged in our tissues, which is how emotions can lead to physical illness and disease. However, when we move our bodies through stretching, exercising and practicing various breathing exercises, we release those emotions through the increased flow of oxygen, aka vital life force energy, aka the breath.
Every day, exercise your body and practice deep, slow, diaphragm breathing during your meditation, especially if you're depressed or otherwise feeling emotionally disturbed. Moving your body daily, even if its just stretching to begin with, will help you to slowly release bottled up emotions, which is essential to your inner healing and spiritual awakening process. And if you really want a powerful release like what I experienced, exert yourself with an extremely intense cardio workout! After checking with your doctor first, of course. :-)
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Hi Olivier...please tell me how to define V . what do u mean by integer unit8 ??
i appreciate if u can write down an example.
I hope the tool is useful
Seems to work well once tweaked. It won't run out-of-the-box, though.
1) Go to PolyMaskFilter.m and change if ~exist('basis') for if exist('basis') ~= 1. It's a matlab version issue.
2) After selecting the area to be cropped, you need to right click on the image and click crop. It's a little unintuitive.
3) You may need to hardcode or otherwise adapt parameter estimation, such as background std.
4) The 'manual threshold' option can only be use to give the low threshold.
After fixing these, it seems to give me a pretty good result, though I've yet to evaluate whether it will work on images universally.
Thanks for posting. Good luck to users.
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Among today's leading filmmakers, none brings to the screen such a deep awareness of how power is channeled from First to Third World societies, or exhibits such great human sensitivity, as Raoul Peck, whose seminal film Lumumba, and three other early feature and documentary screenplays, are collected here for the first time.
In this collection of screenplays are Raoul Peck's award-winning pair of films that cemented the director's place in the internationalist cinema canon–the documentary Lumumba: Death of Prophet and the 2000 feature film Lumumba--about the life and assassination of Republic of Congo Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba, and about what Haitian immigration brought to bear on the Congo. Also included are Raoul Peck's first feature, Haitian Corner--set during the last, violent breaths of Haiti's Duvalier regime--which asserted a Haitian Creole identity in Brooklyn in the 1980s, and The Man by the Shore, the first Haitian film ever to be screened in theaters in the United States and the first Caribbean film ever entered into competition at the Cannes Film Festival. Each film presented includes introductions by the author, production stills, storyboards, and poster art.


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Book your room at Hotel Kyriad La Rochelle City Centre
Standard Double RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Twin Standard RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 infant)
Art Deco hotel in La Rochelle near La Rochelle Hotel de Ville
Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Parc des Expositions de La Rochelle, La Rochelle Hotel de Ville, and Musee du Nouveau Monde. Also nearby are Tour St. Nicolas and Musee des Beaux-Arts.
Hotel Features
In addition to complimentary wireless Internet access, Hotel Kyriad La Rochelle City Centre provides free self parking, multilingual staff, and a meeting room.
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LCD televisions come with satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, air conditioning, and climate control.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Hotel Kyriad La Rochelle City Centre features multilingual staff, coffee/tea in the lobby, and room service (during limited hours). Event facilities measuring 430 square feet (40 square meters) include a meeting room. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Art Deco hotel also offers a television in the lobby and an elevator (lift). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Hotel Kyriad La Rochelle City Centre is a smoke-free property.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- One meeting room
- Total number of rooms - 45
- Number of floors - 2
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Multilingual staff
- Conference space size (meters) - 40
- Year Built 1984
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Television in lobby
- Conference space size (feet) - 430
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
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- Bathtub or shower
- Room service (limited hours)
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
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- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
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- Iron/ironing board (on request)
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 9:30 AM.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
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- Kayaking nearby
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- Accessible bathroom
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When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Special check-in instructions:
Special Instructions: Please contact the property ahead of time if you are planning to arrive after 8 PM.
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Check-out time is noon
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Your pets
Pets allowed, Maximum number of pets per room 1, Pet maximum weight in kg is 10
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.10 per person, per night
- Breakfast fee: EUR 10.50 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 5 per pet, per night
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The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
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Greta's StoryThese are absolutely delicious... I have a hard time NOT eating the entire batch after I make them!
oreos, or any other cream-filled cookie
2 lb
cream cheese, room temperature
1 c
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vanilla extract
4 large
eggs, room temperature, lightly beaten
1 c
sour cream
Directions Step-By-Step
1Preheat oven to 275 degrees. Line standard muffin tins with paper liners. Place 1 whole cookie in the bottom of each lined cup (30 whole cookies) and chop the other 12 up into medium-sized pieces.
2With an electric mixer on medium high speed, beat cream cheese until smooth, scraping down sides of bowl as needed. Gradually add sugar, and beat until combined. Beat in vanilla.
3Drizzle in eggs, a bit at a time, beating to combine and scraping down the sides of the bowl as needed. Beat in sour cream and salt. Stir in chopped cookies by hand.
4Divide batter evenly among cookie-lined cups, filling each almost to the top. Bake, rotating pan halfway through, until filling is set, about 22 minutes. Transfer to wire racks to cool completely. Refrigerate at least 4 hours (or up to overnight). Remove from tins just before serving.
Kim Welker kim1007 - Sep 20, 2011
In instructions #3 you say to STIR IN CHOPPED COOKIES BY HAND...you never mentioned anything about where the chopped cookies came from...In instruction #1 you say to take 42 oreos or other cookies and place one each in a muffin tin....where are the chopped cookies coming from???? Please reply!!! Thanks.
Greta Twist TwistedChef - Sep 20, 2011
Oh no, I'm so sorry! I'll fix that in the directions; what you want to do is put 30 of the cookies into the bottoms of the pan, and then chop up 12 for the pieces mentioned in #3! Sorry for the confusion!
Kim Welker kim1007 - Sep 20, 2011
LOL!!! Thanks...it had me somewhat confused!! I'm excited to make these!! Thanks for your rapid response!!! Happy cooking!!


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College of Social Work students and staff marched with lots of swagger during the 2014 OSU Homecoming Parade. Wearing new t-shirts themed "Social Workers Are Everyday Heroes," parade participants represented the college well.
Buckeyes of all ages kept the party going at this year's College of Social Work tailgate! All decked out in their OSU garb, these students took a break from the dance floor to smile for the camera. Lots of food, friends, family and fun made it a day to remember!
BSSW Student Erin Hardin (center) interacts with campers during the award-winning LiFE Sports Summer Camp. Erin Served as the camp's education coordinator, overseeing an education classroom and its leaders. Her education sessions were called "Chalk Talk." For more information about LiFE Sports, click here.
This year, the College of Social Work's Study Abroad program traveled to Managua, Leon, and Granada, Nicaragua, as part of its international cross-cultural learning experience. Dr. Theresa Early and Dr. Scottye Cash accompanied 17 students from a variety of disciplines. The college's study abroad program helps students become better prepared for the global work environment, gain an expanded worldview, and develop new skills for understanding others'–and their own–culture. Their focus this year is social issues and human rights.
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Congratulations to College of Social Work senior and honors student Jessica Pever who won the 2014 Denman Award! Jessica's research was selected out of more than 550 undergraduates' outstanding research showcased at the Denman Undergraduate Research Forum this year. Jessica's research was titled "Assessing Rigor in Social Work Education from the Perspectives of Students, Faculty, and Lecturers." Jessica worked with Dr. Denise Bronson (pictured left) on her research project.
Jessica also recently shared her research at two annual college events—the Thesis Showcase and the Honors Dinner which included faculty, staff, students, donors and guests of the college. As an honors student with successful completion of the coursework, Jessica will graduate "With Honors Research Distinction in Social Work."
For social work students to develop the competencies and skills required for successful social work practice a rigorous curriculum must be available to them. While it is generally accepted that a "rigorous" curriculum leads to better learning outcomes, the actual meaning of rigor and the key components of a rigorous curriculum are not well defined. This study seeks to better understand the concept of rigor as it relates to social work education.
The goals of this study are to analyze the perception of rigor collectively held by students and instructors currently engaged in The Ohio State University undergraduate social work curriculum and to examine the differing perceptions held by these two groups. To evaluate these perceptions, the concept of rigor has been broken down into three primary categories that previous studies indicated as essential components of rigor: course relevance, individual student effort, and course context.
A survey was developed to capture the perceptions held by those active in the program regarding specific items that fall within each of these categories. There were 143 students and 21 instructors who responded to the survey. It is anticipated that the two groups will hold similar perceptions of certain measured components while having differing perceptions of others. The results of this study will provide possible considerations and next steps for the College of Social Work's undergraduate core curriculum development and help to better define the components of a rigorous curriculum.
MSW student Jonnel Ransom manned the NASW-OH table during Social Work Month as part of an effort to recruit new members to the National Association of Social Workers—Ohio Chapter. NASW is the largest membership organization of professional social workers in the world, with 130,000 members. It works to enhance the professional growth and development of its members, to create and maintain professional standards, and to advance sound social policies. Jonnel also won the iPad mini given away as part of the college's Instagram contest. Way to go, Jonnel!
Congratulations to Sean Delaney, who has been chosen as the School Social Work Association of America's (SSWAA) student board member! Sean serves as a College of Social Work SSW intern.
Sean will be participating in the board's monthly electronic meetings with the hope of adding a student perspective to the issues discussed. She will also attend the SSWAA National Conference in Chicago and facilitate a meeting for attending social work students. Additionally, she will be working closely with the SSWAA Membership Committee to recruit student members which could include developing recruitment materials, assisting with social media postings, and reaching out to students wanting more information about SSWAA and the field of school social work.
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Fed says it will maintain pace of bond purchases
Financial markets have been gyrating in the four weeks since Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress the Fed might scale back its effort to keep long-term rates at record lows within "the next few meetings"- earlier than many had assumed.
Bernanke cautioned that the Fed would slow its support only if it felt confident the job market would show sustained improvement. And he also told lawmakers that the Fed must take care not to prematurely reduce its stimulus for the still-subpar economy.
The Fed announced after its September meeting that it would purchase $40 billion a month in mortgage bonds for as long as it deems necessary. And in December, the Fed expanded the program to $85 billion a month, adding $45 billion a month in Treasury bond purchases. The Treasury purchases replaced an expiring bond-purchase program.
Job growth picked up after the Fed announced the latest round of bond purchases. Since October, the economy has added an average of 196,500 jobs a month, up from 157,000 a month in the previous eight months.
Last month, the U.S. economy added a solid 175,000 jobs. But the unemployment rate is still high at 7.6 percent. Economists tend to regard the job market as healthy when unemployment is between 5 percent and 6 percent.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- The University of Tennessee has announced the new "Voice of Neyland Stadium.'
Jeff Jarnagin, PA announcer for UT's men's basketball program, will succeed Bobby Denton.
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Jeffrey S. Geiger became president of General Dynamics Electric Boat on Nov. 4, 2013. Previously, Geiger was president of General Dynamics Bath Iron Works, a position he assumed in April 2009. Geiger had joined Bath in 1984 and worked his way through key management positions. Geiger earned a bachelor's degree in naval architecture and marine engineering at the University of Michigan in 1983 and was awarded a master's degree in naval architecture and marine engineering, ship production specialization at the University of Michigan in 1984. Geiger is a member of the American Bureau of Shipping and the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. He is a recipient of the Rosenblatt - Michigan award for outstanding leadership in Naval Engineering, and the University of Michigan Alumni Society Merit Award.
Michael J. Askew
Vice President and General Counsel
Michael J. Askew was appointed Vice President and General Counsel of General Dynamics Electric Boat in January 2014. He oversees the legal and export compliance functions. Previously, he served as Vice President and General Counsel at General Dynamics NASSCO from 2012 to 2014. Mr. Askew joined Electric Boat in 2009 as Senior Assistant General Counsel responsible for contract matters.
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Quality and Material
T. Blair Decker became Vice President - Quality and Material on June 30, 2014. Decker joined the company in 1979 as an associate buyer and was appointed Director of Material Acquisition in 2002. He has been instrumental in developing the procurement strategies that have helped secure the Virginia-Class Submarine Program's reputation as one of the nation's most successful shipbuilding programs. Decker is a member of the Connecticut Minority Supplier Development Council's Senior Executive Board of Advisors, a member of the Eastern Connecticut Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and Chair of the GD Corporate Supply Chain Management Council.
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Maura M. Dunn was named Vice President of Human Resources & Administration in May 2014. She is responsible for Safety & Industrial Hygiene; Security & Administration; Labor Relations; Staffing & Site Administration; Salary Administration & Employee Relations; Health, Wellness & Disability Benefits; and Training. Most recently, she was vice president of Human Resources & Administration at General Dynamics Advanced Information Systems. Previously she was with KBR/Halliburton, serving as chief operating officer of the Infrastructure Americas business unit and vice president of Global Strategy & Marketing for the Operations and Maintenance business unit.
Kristin L. Fletcher
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Business Development and Planning
Kristin Fletcher was appointed Vice President, Business Development and Planning in February 2013. She is responsible for business-development programs, planning, Washington operations, communications / public affairs, AMSEA and Applied Physical Sciences. Ms. Fletcher joined EB in 1984, and has been SSGN Design Program Manager, Astute Program Manager and Director of Strategic Business Development prior to being promoted to Chief Information Officer and Vice President of Information Technology, Planning and Communications in July 2007. Before rejoining Electric Boat in 2003, Ms. Fletcher worked in Engineering, Finance, Strategic Planning and Program Management positions for several General Dynamics Business Units including Bath Iron Works, AMSEA, Electric Boat and the Corporate Office.
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Engineering and Design
Peter J. Halvordson was named Vice President of Engineering in December 2004, assuming responsibility for all engineering and design for Electric Boat. Previously he served as Vice President for Operations since October 2003. Mr. Halvordson joined Electric Boat in 1979 as a Career-Development Shipbuilding Trainee. He progressed through multiple assignments including Foreman in multiple shipyard departments, Manager of Planning and Production Control and General Superintendent of Shipyard Installation trades. He also worked in the Virginia-Class program office, the Seawolf program office and on the USS Jimmy Carter (SSN-23) Multi Mission Platform.
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Virginia Class Program Manager
Kurt A. Hesch was named Vice President and Virginia Class Program Manager on May 7, 2012, with responsibility for construction, final assembly, test and delivery of Virginia Class submarines. This program has repeatedly been cited as one of the top Department of Defense procurement programs. He began his career at Electric Boat in 1980 as a structural engineer working the OHIO class SSBN program. Since then Mr. Hesch has worked in positions of increasing responsibility in Engineering and Program Management.
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John D. Holmander was named Vice President of Operations on May 28, 2012, responsible for Groton operations, nuclear and sub base operations, test, ship management, facilities and Quonset Point. Previously, he was Vice President Virginia Class Program since November 2005. Mr. Holmander began his career at Electric Boat in February 1976 fabricating hull sections for Ohio Class submarines. Since then he has held positions of increasing responsibility, including Foreman, General Foreman, Superintendent of Manufacturing, Superintendent of Heavy Fabrication, Site Manager at Electric Boat's Quonset Point facility, and Virginia Class Program Manager.
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Will Lennon was named Vice President for Engineering and Design Programs on May 28, 2012. Previously he was Vice President of Maintenance, Modernization and Life-Cycle Programs. Mr. Lennon began his career at Electric Boat in 1981 as a Test Engineer, and has served as Chief Test Engineer, Virginia Class Design Program Manager, Virginia Class Program Manager, Director of Nuclear and Submarine Base Operations, and Vice President Operations.
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John V. Leonard became the Chief Financial Officer & Vice President of General Dynamics Electric Boat on December 14, 2003, after serving as the Vice President Finance, Contracts, & Estimating. Previously, he was Vice President of Finance at General Dynamics Land Systems. Mr. Leonard joined Electric Boat in 1980 as a Financial Analyst and has held positions of increasing responsibility including Chief of Subcontract Audit, Manager of Material Finance, Manager of Engineering Finance, Site Controller at KSO, and Director of Finance & Accounting.
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Joseph A. Walsh became Vice President for Maintenance, Modernization and Life Cycle Programs on May 28, 2012, with responsibility for submarine planning yard and life-cycle support efforts, Naval Base site support and overhaul, maintenance and modernization program management. Previously he was Vice President for Operations. Mr. Walsh joined Electric Boat in September 2009 after a distinguished 32-year naval career, retiring as a Rear Admiral.
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Thomas N. Plante
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It's a treat to sit down with her, enjoy her wonderful wines with some bread and cheese and just visit. Sandi doesn't just grow grapes. She has fruit and vegetables galore and more often than not she'll send me off with some freshly picked produce.
After their humble beginnings with one acre in Bryan that grew to thirty, they own 150 acres in West Texas and altogether there are more than 900 acres that are part of Messina Hof. In the late 80s and early 90s they started winning some major awards.
Robb called it "elegant." Brian said, "This one has it. Whatever it is… This is a wine to live for… and to buy."
Sascha La Russo is the tasting room manager and a classically trained opera singer. You never know when she might break into song. Visitors can taste all six of Estate d'Iacobelli's offerings for $10.
What's the first thing you think of when you hear Greek wine? Retsina? That's what I would have thought until recently. On a sunny spring afternoon I joined my friend Patricia at Kafe Neo in Long Beach for lunch with Yliana Stengou, one of the owners of Domaine Porto Carras Winery. This was my first […]
The fruit simply exploded from the glass. I thought this was an exceptional wine. Ken called it "luscious all the way through." Sue called it the perfect Merlot.
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Yahoo! Is Out of Reasons for Not Paying a Dividend
Operationally, Yahoo! YHOO is almost free after removing investment holdings. Yahoo! shares more in common with investment firm Icahn Enterprises (IEP) than it does with Google and Microsoft. During the last earnings report, the share movement was reflective of its investments more than its online market share.
Alibaba's market cap valuation may exceed $160 billion. That's $36.8 billion pretax. Yahoo! is expected to own a sizable portion after Alibaba's IPO. We also don't know how effective the bean counters will mitigate Yahoo!'s capital gain exposure for the Alibaba stake sold during the IPO. Allowing for tax and other deductions, at $160 billion market cap, Yahoo!'s valuation is increased by about $26 billion.
The 35% of Yahoo! Japan that Yahoo! owns is worth about $5.4 billion and is sitting on another $1.6 billion in liquid assets. Added together, the investments are worth in the neighborhood of $33 billion. Yahoo!'s total market cap is less than $36 billion at Monday's close.
In other words, Yahoo!'s core business is worth only about three times what Tumblr sold for to Yahoo!. Paying a dividend will bring in funds and investors that limit their investments to dividend payers. Paying a dividend will reward long-term holders who have waited an eternity to get a piece of the pie that management has received for years.In February, I advised investors to buy Yahoo! because the market was overly discounting the growth potential. At the time, Yahoo! was over $38, and the shares have become even cheaper since on a cost of earnings basis. Since management is failing to excite Wall Street on its growth prospects, it no longer has a reason not to pay a dividend. At the time of publication the author had no position in any of the stocks mentioned. Follow @RobertWeinstein This article represents the opinion of a contributor and not necessarily that of TheStreet or its editorial staff.
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LONDON, January 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ --
Resorts and casinos appear to have a number of tailwinds heading into 2013, as an improving U.S. economy coupled with strong sales from Asia bode well. StockCall has initiated preliminary technical analysis on Las Vegas Sands Corp. (NYSE: LVS) and MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM), but our analysis will be updating these reports monthly to follow the trend in this industry closely. Download today's reports for free at
Numbers out of Macau are impressive to say the least. 2012 saw gaming revenues hit a record $38 billion, up from $33.5 billion in 2011. December was particularly strong, as revenues hit a single month high of $3.5 billion. In response to growing revenues in the region, companies have been taking steps to expand their operations there, with Cotai being a popular choice for new developments. In recent news, MGM Resorts International announced the official transfer of real estate in Cotai on the same terms previously reported in October of last year. The land concession is for a 17.8 acre site in the Cotai area of Macau and will have a 25-year initial term, with the right to successively renew for additional periods, subject to applicable legislation. Our full technical analysis report on MGM Resorts can be accessed athttp://www.StockCall.com/MGM012113.pdf Las Vegas Sands Corp. [ Free Trend Analysis Report on LVS] [ 1] has reported an 81% jump in revenue from Asia, Macau and Singapore, for its last round of earnings. Whilst the company is also exploring expansion in Macau, it is also contemplating to invest in new resorts in Spain and Canada in an attempt to not only boost sales and earnings, but also to diversify their geographical dependence. While Macau has been performing well, the same cannot be said worldwide. Nevada saw its gaming revenues decline by just over 11% in November, though 2013 could see numbers bounce back. It is also worth noting that another economic stumble in China or the U.S. could be detrimental, but for now the outlook is positive. With companies set to soon announce their latest quarterly earnings results, it will be interesting to see which players in this industry comes out on top. Las Vegas Sands will be reporting their earnings on February 01 st Footer:
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|May 17, 2007, 05:55 AM
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Travel cases for RC Aircraft
I-ve been looking around now for a while for sturdy but lightweight travel cases for RC Aircraft. In particular for my helis which I feel need a bit more protection against "boot rash" than my foamies: Mikado Logo 14 (about 120 x 42 x 22 cm), Robbe Eolo Spirit (about 80 x 30 x 19 cm), and TRex 450S (about 67 x 24 x 17 cm). But nice cases for the RC-AP planes wouldn't be a bad idea either.
Been thinking about making them to size from light ply and fiberglass but just don't fancy the time spent on doing that. And doubt that I could make better airline-luggage-handling survivable cases than might be available out there. The cardboard box --a cut down of an old EasyGlider box-- I uses for the TRex 450S certainly won't cut anything else than my own car boot.
So far I haven't been very successful with Google or browsing different fora in locating any good suppliers. So I thought it might be a good time to start a thread on this topic where people can post pics of their cases and links to their suppliers.
|May 17, 2007, 08:18 AM
Hey Arthur,
I have a Logo 10 and while I don't have a case for it yet, I did see and talk a bit to a fellow pilot at one of my flying fields that had a logo 14. He was using a hard sided foam filled bow (archery) case. It was perfect for the logo!
You can pick them up at many sporting god stores relatively cheaply. There is even room for alot of other accessories in there as well.
|May 17, 2007, 08:28 PM
Hoofddorp, Netherlands
Joined Sep 2004
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Thanks for that tip. Not sure there is much archery going on here in the Netherlands, but I'll keep an eye out, having learned a while ago that fishing goods shops are also interesting for e.g. karp-poles for AP up to about 11 meters / 33 feet.
Actually Graupner are offering a fully built Logo 10 in alu case for a quite reasonable price over here. Sadly that was advertised just after I bought the Logo 14.
|May 17, 2007, 08:58 PM
United States, MI, Goodrich
Joined Mar 2004
3,889 Posts
Hardcase golf bag.
|May 18, 2007, 03:23 AM
Hoofddorp, Netherlands
Joined Sep 2004
3,917 Posts
The gun cases are too thin. But the archery cases look interesting for larger helis. Interestingly Google turned up the fact that Doskocil also make or made cases for optical equipment which were top-loading, but those aren't evident on their site anymore. But another idea. A case big enough for safely transporting a telescope should be interesting...
|May 18, 2007, 08:06 AM
|May 18, 2007, 08:40 AM
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Go to Hafer Case - out of Richmond, Texas. They'll build you a custom case, any size, any hinge, any lock, out of the material of your choosing.
|May 21, 2007, 03:30 PM
From the Army surplus store
I use this for carrying everything including the airplane all broken down. It straps to my carry on case so that I only have to wheel 1 suit case around. This case will hold everything I need for remote assignment including spare parts and supplies.
Notice that there is a decal stating "Delicate Equipment" for RC Aerial Photography and it has our calling card on it. This case has gone to Mexico and back and just the 1st week of May, went to Maine and Boston.
|May 21, 2007, 08:08 PM
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If you want top of the line, Pelican is the way to go: http://pelican.com/home.php
They have one that has wheels that you can roll along like luggage.
They are probably the top U.S. maker of these things and have an excellent reputation in the industry. They are not cheap plus might kind of pricey to ship to the Netherlands. Perhaps they have a European dealer?
The one my brother Paul (ppatron) is showing, we bought them from a surplus shop for $15 USD. Not sure if you have a surplus shop near you, but it's a good way to go.
|May 22, 2007, 01:03 AM
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Good idea. There are a couple of surplus stores over here. May not be the same brand, but the bigger ones do tend to stock odd sized cases. I-ll try and locate one here and see whether that's a good source.
As I-ve just ordered a UAVP open source quadrocopter which measures 50x50cm it may well be that I can simply go with a normal sized small suitcase or even with an attache case if the thing breaks down very simply into 4 or 5 small parts. Will hopefuly be in and up by mid June. Will post pics in the Quadrocopter thread once I have it up.
|May 22, 2007, 02:53 PM
Arthur, yes, we're definitely interested in the Quadrocopter concept. Glad to have an open source for it!
It doesn't seem to be as stable as a regular heli for video work but for still photos, its simplicity is a great advantage, and it looks safer than a big heli in a crash (the rotors shut down almost immediately/not as much damage and flying debris).
As for the case, another thing to consider is whether you can lock it or not (with a padlock). The green cases we bought unfortunately there's no easy way to lock it. But I hand carry the camera and transmitters anyway on the plane (as a passenger on a commercial flight).
Good luck!
|May 22, 2007, 04:14 PM
Look up a post of Tabbys from his trip to the islands.. Had some pics of his heli's in padded cases..
EDIT: Looked it up on RR.. No pics but here is the link to what he used for his Maxi
|May 22, 2007, 09:31 PM
70 lbs
The case is already 70 pounds...empty. I am not sure about this one. Or could it mean that it holds 70 pounds of equipment?
|May 23, 2007, 03:33 AM
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It does look like a VERY sturdy case. Actually that supplier has a good selection of special gear cases even if they are "a bit on the heavy side". It will always be compromise between how much protection you want for your expensive equipement and how much weight penalty you are willing to incur.
As I have the Logo 14 up for sale, I-m looking only at smaller cases, capable of holding:
* Robbe Eolo Spirit Li (about 78 cm long x 30cm high x 17 cm wide if I remember correctly; should probably fit in a hardshelled Samsonite type of ordinary suitcase, and/or
* UAVP quadrocopter (50x50cm by as yet unknown thickness if fully assembled, unknown size if partially disassembled).
Most likely, if it performs as expected, the UAVP will become the travel aircraft of choice so that case will have to hold the UAVP, Tx, LiPos, chargers, spare batteries, camera mount with adapted landing gear, spare camera batteries / charger, some spare props and nuts, some tools and eventually probably some form of downlink capability. So depending about how easilly the UAVP can be partially disassembled, that will probably end me up with a larger tool case with lock, medium sized Samsonite type of hardshelled case, or some thick more or less square case. Notebook, serial interface, and camera are all transported separately in my notebook backpack.
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|Yes, I do miss all the stories you tell.Really enjoy your posts, guess you must be busy busy with getting ready for the holidays. How are the holidays in Canada? Every place is so busy here, soon it will be over. After running for months and shopping, then like a balloon it bursts and it is all over. Such a let down, but many preety things to enjoy. I have a juicer ,I am going to try. Only thing is it takes so many fruits and veggies...costly....but good for you...take care, STAY WARM.....and let us hear from you....HUGS Gabby
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|Oh, you guys are the best! you made me cry! - a good cry though to be thought of, what wonderful,wonderful friends you ALL are! i am still not taking losing my little "Buddy" and still am mourning him alot, it is so weird not having him, infact, a gift came for him in the mail today from Al's aunts, and lets say i lost it! School is finished tomorrow for Carley, and she is home until the 6th. Matthew comes home on Sat. after work, he just hasn't moved right back yet. Our tree is up and it isn't a real one! you would think living up north we would have a real one, but guess what, only 3 places are selling them, and for the price they want, well, lets just say we didn't pay near for this one! we have decorated inside the house, but not outside, because of the price of electricity this year, what a town we live in! many have lost their jobs or will in the new year, because of the pulp and paper industry, very sad! i have been busy knitting mittens for the less fortunate (there are always people worse off than us), we don't go over board with gifts, something you might really would like and 2 smaller things such as socks (you can never want anything here because you won't get it-lol), so we never go into the "Hole", i'm also cutting out gifts for neices and nephews, since they have the philosphy their parents gave them if you don't like it just throw it away, so the money we would have spent on them, is going to one of the food banks, where it will be appreciated it. Al and i exchange something small, just a token, i remember the first Christmas we were married and i asked for a cheese slicer, really, i still to this day use it!, besides that i also got a pair of wonderful earrings. it's super warm here and it 30 out as i write this, and we have about 2 feet of the fluffy white stuff on the ground. Chrsitmas eve, Carley and i will make cabbage rolls, for Christmas, and Saturday we will do just a bit of baking, seems like not many people are doing this this year, as there is alot of baking supplies are still in the store. Gabby, we have a juicer, just love it, lettuce here on monday was 3.99 a head but yesterday it was 1.69, carrots are still 1.99 for 5lbs and Christmas oranges are 3lbs for 3.99, bananas are 59 cents a lb. Al is having alot of pains in his arm and shoulder, but it's almost been 7 months since he's been in the hospital, so i'm hoing he's just sleeping "funny". oh, and Matthew, got us salelite tv for Christmas it's been here for 2 day, and Al has been obsessed watching hockey and he watched Troy yesterday. it's soo weird you can watch tv from detroit, which is a regular cable station here, but new york, those poor people, toronto, spokane, and Al's aunt's live right by there, and vancouver and winnipeg, but i haven't really sat down to watch anything, PB i've been reading another of Sarah Graves mysteries, and i noticed that Sue Graften's "S" book is out. well that's all the news here from way up north! May you ALL have a Safe and Happy Christmas and I hope Santa is good to you all because you deserve it! Hugs Deb
|Hi Deb,
You certainly understand the true meaning of Christmas spirit. You are such a giving soul. How lucky your family is to have you.
As far as you still missing Buddy, I can relate very much to that. Two year's ago, we had to put down our beloved Golden Retriever, Shannon, because of cancer (lymphoma). She was such a special girl, so sweet and so devoted to me; we were inseparable. I took her everywhere I went and when I couldn't take her in somewhere with me, she'd patiently wait in the car (as long as it wasn't too hot or too cold). She was our third Golden to die of cancer and I swore I'd never get another one because I couldn't go through that hurt again. We had two other dogs at the time (and still do), but not Goldens. Fox six months, I felt a tremendous void, even though I had my other two dogs who are very sweet, but it just wasn't the same. Long, long story short, Cheyenne just turned two; my handsome young sweet Golden...yes, we got another Golden six month's after we put Shannon down. For me and my husband, there is just something about a Golden Retriever, their desire to please and give so much love; we just missed that so much. So now, we have crazy, energetic 2 year old Cheyenne, and our precious seniors... Herbie, a Bichon Frise' who will be turning 15 the beginning of February, and Cassidy, a mix my son rescued 12 year's ago in a canyon in New Mexico... Herbie is our first "senior"...physically, he's doing fine, but he's losing his hearing and his sight and I think he might have some "doggie dementia"...poor little guy.
It sounds like we are having similar weather...we have quite a bit of snow on the ground, but it is beginning to warm up...in the mid 30's today and heading to 40 by the weekend. Last week, we had wind chills at -15 degrees.
Thanks Debbie for keeping us posted. I hope Al's pain gets better real soon, and I wish you a very peaceful, joyful holiday season.
|3.99 for lettuce....gee I wouldn't be buying many of those. It can go from .99 to 1.29 here, which seems high. Then green leaf and romaine is about 1.38. I wish to buy "organic" for the juicer, but that can be costly too. But then ,all the "chemicals on the other store bought items can be costly also ,with our health. How sad we live in the U.S. and what they offer in the stores, is junk.It is no wonder people are sick with all kinds of diseases. We need to get back to growing our own gardens and slaughtering our own meat.We do have a "organic' store here called ,"The Harvest" which is great for the size of town we live in which is about 30,000 I believe. We live close to metropolitian areas which we can do our shopping and then come home to the quietness of the country.
Also I think it is wonderful that you jus give small gifts,and don't get caught up in the expensive gift buying. We try to keep it at a minimum, but we have several to buy for. I think Christmas has got way out of hand, and the true meaning is vanished. We try to keep it in "perspective",. When DH retires, then so does the big Christmas's. I believe if my husband Den had time ,our kids would just as soon have a item he made as opposed to something bought. Much more thoughtful and appreciated. Well looks like son got here this morning from Florida, drove alnight and he came in quietly with -out waking me and went to bed. I seen "oranges " from there on the dining table, bless his heart...well ya'll take care and hope Al is feeling better and will enjoy the holidays. With all tha snow, cuddle up on the couch ...light a few candles and enjoy your satlilite. Bless all of you and have a Merry Christmas. Love Gabby
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