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Dear Sirs, I could not meet your previous requests for a mantis, a snow leopard, or a beaver, but I deliver a self satisfied alligator instead. He's been an acquaintance of mine for some time now; a peculiar fellow with a habit of consuming believers of stories and deniers of worlds unseen.
I'll be exhibiting at the CTN Expo at Burbank Nov 19-21 with my friend Andre Barnwell. Come by and I'd be happy to discuss the nature of reality, or we can talk about design and animation I guess...
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What do videogame designers talk about when they get together?
Usually about philosophy of one kind or another - what approaches are best and the advantages or disadvantages. We talk a lot about games in a formal sense these days. Games are probably as old as language itself - for as long as we've been able to talk to each other and make agreements about, well that's a tree, that's a rock, we've been able to say, 'I'll race you down to the rock and the last one there skins the rabbits.'
When I first became a game designer, there wasn't really much written in an academic sense to help you understand what a game was or what the difference is between a game and a toy. 20 years down the line and thanks to years of Games Developer Conferences, and so much great writing, we understand much better the differences between the various things we lump together as videogames.
The range of possible subjects is stretching out to the horizon at the moment, and part of what we talk about is what kinds of things are possible for the future and the most interesting avenues we can explore next.
What do you this is the most important game of all time?
Oh, wow... my first answer is a bit cheeky and might also be wrong. I would want to say senet. It's an Egyptian game and I think it's the first game of all time, although that might be the royal game of Ur . I think senet is the first game we have the rules for. We know both are races like ludo or backgammon, and they're the first examples where humans invented a physical artefact to help play.
The videogame I would choose [is] Ico, and we could argue about this all day, but for me it's emblematic of a group of games - that also include Shadow of the Colossus - where games clearly became a transcendent form of art.
Sony Japan got Indiana Jones himself - Harrison Ford - to play Uncharted...
It blew our minds, absolutely blew our minds. It came completely out of left field. To see an actor who is such a big hero... I was a Han Solo kid when I was little and my brother Jeremy loved Luke Skywalker; it kind of reflects our characters, I think.
Of course I loved the Indiana Jones films growing up. To see an actor we admire so much, and who inspired us so much not just in Uncharted but in the whole of our careers was really mind-blowing.
What's your favourite Indiana Jones?
I think I'd have to say Raiders of the Lost Ark, and the Last Crusade is my second favourite and then Temple of Doom. And then the Crystal whatever-it-was-called was my fourth favourite .
Indiana Jones didn't kill nearly as many Nazis as Drake kills mercenaries. Does Drake kill too much?
We discuss this a lot at the studio - in fact, Amy Hennig even has a phrase for it. She calls it the Uncanny Valley of Narrative. As the quality of the performances has risen it draws people's attention even more to the gamey aspects of our games.
We know sometimes it's jarring; we go to great lengths not to make it any more jarring than it has to be. We worked very hard to make sure enemies always attack first, for example, so if he doesn't fight back then the enemies would kill Drake. He has no choice.
There's an innocent guard in Uncharted 2 who Drake tosses from a roof. He appears to die, but the observant will spot him swimming to a rock far below. Who flagged that detail as a priority?
[Raises hand] I'm glad you brought it up, because I was involved in that! It could've been any of us, but I happened to see it, and then of course everyone jumped to it and said, "Yeah, it was an unprovoked attack, it would be unfair if he didn't swim to safety." What we could've done better is make it clearer he survived; maybe with a sound effect. Perhaps we could've heard a splash and then had him say, "Why did you do that?"
Is there any room for innovation in Uncharted's model?
We tried a lot of new stuff in U3 and we have many years left in us, I think. We're trying, both in Uncharted and any other game we might make (note: rumours suggest Naughty Dog have a new PS3 game to be unveiled soon...).
Most will never know U3's sinking ship is a giant physics object. Is it w1orth the effort to communicate that kind of cleverness?
It's always worth trying to communicate with the player. That's a clear sign we're at the beginning of something, not the end. The next challenge is to make that cleverness meaningful to the gameplay. Perhaps if Drake had to load cargo on one side to try and steer it so you could get to another place..? There's one idea for a future game for you. It's exciting; there's so much stuff we can do. n
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I need something cute for a little girl in the 9-18 month size. I'd like something along the lines of "I love grandpa." It doesn't have to be those words. I'm searching and haven't found anything suitable yet.
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What about taking something that's Grandpa's favorite item of clothing and getting a baby-sized one. Then baby and Grandpa can be dressed alike. Say Grandpa loves his red jacket or his Packers cap or he is known for his blue oxford cloth shirts. All available in baby sizes, I'm sure. |
- Posted by adellabedella (My Page) on Sun, Nov 25, 12 at 22:42
Sorry that won't work. The grandpa has no known favorites like that. |
Carters.com has a "Grandpa's Sweetheart" longsleeve onesie in red for $5.And a "Grandpa's Girl" in white for $5. Both in stock in those sizes. But no "I love Grandpa." Try Oshkosh and Children's place. |
- Posted by adellabedella (My Page) on Mon, Nov 26, 12 at 10:47
I've been googling. Haven't found anything special yet. I'll look at OshKosh and Carter's. |
Here on Zazzle are a LOT of darling ones: http://www.zazzle.com/grandpa+baby+clothes |
Here is a link that might be useful: Grandpa's girl clothing
Here's another link from Bizrate that compares sites and prices: http://www.bizrate.com/baby-toddler-layette-onesies/grandpa-baby-clothes/ |
Here is a link that might be useful: Baby girl/Grandpa clothing
You didn't like the Old Navy ones in my link? I thought both the short sleeve and the long sleeve were cute. |
lydia, your link opens google's main page, not Old Navy . |
- Posted by adellabedella (My Page) on Mon, Nov 26, 12 at 18:05
The Old Navy ones aren't in the right size. I can find some onsies that say "I love grandpa", but was hoping for some that were either more feminine or cuter. This grandfather has been the only caretaker of this baby for the last month. He needs something to lift his spirits. |
Here's a embroidered one at Etsy. Not expensive either. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Etsy Onesie
- Posted by adellabedella (My Page) on Mon, Nov 26, 12 at 22:30
Thanks! I haven't found anything I like. I may see if I can get something made. My step-mother is good at that type of thing. |
CafePress.com, perhaps? a lot of sayings; several versions of 'grandpa,' 'granddad,' 'papa'; some are "hobby" related -- if he fishes, or plays golf or whatever, the love theme is incorporated with that. if/when you look at the website, click on the blue link that says "See all products from the xx collection," cuz the illustration may show, say, a onesie, but there are other items with the saying, too. here are some i came across: "I can melt my grandpa's heart. What's your superpower?" "Grandpa: The man, the myth, the legend" "Only the best dads get promoted to Grandpa" "If you think I'm cute, you should see my Grandpa" |
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We finally have a plan for our kitchen - drawings are almost complete; we have selected the cabinets, and style. However, my husband and I cannot seem to agree on the wood and color. I initially wanted hickory (so incredibly hard, and I have four boys!), my husband wanted cherry. Then, we both 'flipped' - I'm leaning toward cherry, and he is thinking hickory! I think I'd like to go with a medium color stain, that shows some of the natural grain of the wood, and a darker counter, but have not found pictures that might show this combination, despite countless searches. If I could find pictures, I may be able to sway my husband back - or perhaps lean his way. ANY help is greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
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houzz.com probably has images. Check it out |
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Thank you! I have searched on houzz several times, and actually saw the hickory with black honed counter, but not the cherry combination. Thank you for taking the time to share. Now I'm hoping to find the fun in this process! :) |
Cherry is considered a hardwood I think, but it's one of the softer hardwoods. If that matters. |
- Posted by terri_pacnw (My Page) on Wed, Jul 23, 14 at 11:19
Not a problem. I've been looking at darker stain with dark counters myself. I think my space is to small to go as dark on the cabs as I would truly love. But the Cherry/Dark picture may just become my inspiration pic. :) So it was a two fold search. |
Thank you! This is all very helpful. katy-lou are you able to tell me the color of stain used on your cherry wood cabinets? My understanding is that cherry is considered a hardwood, but not as hard as the hickory. Thanks again. |
i just had maple cabinets (with a dark cherryish stain) installed. i originally wanted cherry but thought maple that looked like cherry would be more durable. i already have dings and they have only been up since late april. we thought about hickory but shied away as i couldn't envision a whole kitchen of hickory and was afraid it would be too rustic. in hindsight i wish i had gone oak or hickory. hope this helps! |
The picture is darker than in real life. The cabinets are natural Cherry, no stain only Danish oil. They have naturally darkened some in the sunlight. I can post some other pics of them here if you need. They are so pretty in the sunlight |
Thank you! The pictures and input are so helpful! We are meeting with the designer tomorrow - hopefully I will finalize some decisions then. I truly appreciate the pictures, and experiences. I feeling much less stuck! :) |
Another picture for your consideration. This is our kitchen from the house we just sold. Natural cherry cabs with Blue in the Night granite that reads black. Good luck! |
Thanks for the added photo nhbaskets; the visuals really help! We did meet with the designer yesterday - it looks as though we are going with the hickory (not the rustic hickory). Have a medium stain identified, and am narrowing in on the floor. My energy for the project is being renewed! Thanks for the help! (I'm guessing I'll be back - you have all been so helpful!). |
Another question - I'll ask it here, but am wondering if it would be better to start another thread. In our design, there is a 'dead corner' (heavy sighs…) if we were to do a cabinet door on the back side of it (it's part of the peninsula, (snack counter) but, my husband prefers the look of that side without doors. So, I've looked at all kinds of 'add ons' for corner space, but am more curious as to the functionality of them - they really vary in design - http://www.rev-a-shelf.com/c-12-blind-corner-accessories.aspx (several different styles on this site) I'd like to hear of experiences with any of the above - pros/cons, etc. Thanks! |
Can you do an inset door on the back, with a "push to open" latch? It would be pretty unobtrusive. I have two corners in my kitchen, so I've thought of lots and lots of options. What I ended up doing was put a super susan in one, and close off the other completely. Mine is an outside wall, not a peninsula, so access from the other side isn't an option. A year later, I am still thrilled with the result! I put drawers on both sides, and use them every day; if I had gone with a pull-out system like you showed, I wouldn't have had a drawer stack for things like utensils, bags and wraps, and towels. I had enough storage space in the kitchen for things I don't use often, so I didn't need to figure out a way to access that corner (though I sure would have, if I could get to it from the other side). While you're at it, put drawers on both sides of the cooktop (unless one is a trash pullout). And be forewarned - the glass front cabinet on the end may be hard to access. Either it will be a really long reach for someone on the kitchen side, or the door will be in the way for someone on the seating side. Make sure that door can open 180 degrees. |
- Posted by lazygardens (My Page) on Sat, Aug 2, 14 at 11:27
Toni - I have those pull-outs and they are NICE ... However, it might be possible to hide a door on the other side of the peninsula - Maybe a sliding panel. Under the eating ledge it wouldn't be conspicuous. The push-to-open latch would be handle-free and also inconspicuous. It'sa pity to waste any space. |
Here is a version of the combo in the link below. Hickory sometimes can be busy but maybe that isn't always true depending on how many cabinets there are and the stain color used. Good luck! |
Here is a link that might be useful: medium dark cabinets with dark counters
I really appreciate the input (and warnings!). I thought about the reach to the cabinet with the glass doors (as I'm short to begin with)…this space will likely hold those special items, not used as frequently, but which I still enjoy. The work on our mud/laundry space should be completed in the next 3 weeks - then it's time to start the kitchen! I'm overwhelmed, and excited at the same time! |
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Bustamante says she was on medication for depression and experiencing roller-coaster mood swings. Sometimes, she admits, "I let my anger get the best of me." Last February she slit her wrists with a razor blade. She then signed a contract stating that she would not fight or attempt to hurt herself. A few weeks later, she says, she broke up a fight between two boys in the cafeteria and was returned to boot camp. She was back only a day when an employee found bruises on her chest, the result of an earlier fight with another girl.
"I didn't see any reason to report it," Bustamante says. "I'd been telling them about my problems with this girl, and I didn't want to be snitching."
But the evidence of the old fight, along with an argument with another staffer, was enough to hustle Bustamante out of the program she was just starting to learn.
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"I feel I didn't get half the chance other people did there," she says. "There was one kid who got in eight fights before he was revoked. I knew a girl that was having sex with the boys, and all she got was sexual misconduct. You can get revoked for that, but she wasn't. But they told me I was a convict, and I belonged in DOC."
Bustamante brushes back her hair with her left hand. Tattooed on her knuckles are the letters CMG, short for Crenshaw Mafia Gangstas. It's an old tattoo, but one that will no doubt attract attention for years to come as she vanishes into the adult system. "I'm kind of glad I'm not in YOS," she says. "They have a lot of stuff they need to take care of."
The revocation procedure is similar to a probation revocation in the adult system. But someone losing his probation has a right to a hearing within thirty days; the YOS process can take up to a year. Bustamante spent close to six months in solitary confinement before her hearing. Another recent case, Sidney Cooley, was in lockdown even longer.
Cooley has a long history of juvenile burglary convictions, suicide attempts and psychiatric treatment; his mother, Cynthia Cureton, says he's been in trouble with the law since the age of ten. Yet he was thriving in YOS, earning leadership status and a box full of track-and-field medals, until a fight last February with a resident who called him a snitch. Although the other boy would later admit that he was the aggressor in the incident, Cooley was sent to "RFP" -- Removal From Population.
"They kept my son in lockdown, refused his requests to call his attorney and wouldn't even let him get a haircut," says Cureton, a Philadelphia police investigator. "When I finally was allowed to see him, his hair was down his back like a wolfman. We are light-complexioned black people, but my son's hands were white. He had not seen the light of day for seven months. They told me that this was procedure, that they were waiting to get a court date."
Cureton says that Cooley's entire program team urged against his revocation but that Gomez overrode their decision. (Gomez says it's the only occasion he has done that.)
"When they told me they were going to revoke him, I found out he wasn't getting his medication," Cureton says. "He'd been in YOS almost four years, and there was no treatment plan. Mr. Gomez told me, 'You need to understand that these kids need to pay their debt to society.' I told him, 'Those kids aren't in there to pay a debt. They're in there to be rehabilitated.'"
Two weeks ago, an El Paso County judge denied YOS's attempt to send Cooley to prison. He was ordered returned to the program.
Many of the YOS washouts agreed to the long adult sentences in their plea bargains because their attorneys told them how hard it was to get revoked from YOS. Now they're facing serious time for foulups as simple as mouthing off to a staff member or trying to conceal that they'd been beaten up by someone. One recent dropout, seventeen-year-old Gregory Barnes, was sent to YOS for biting a corrections officer during a scuffle in a juvenile facility. After several fights and suicide attempts while in YOS, he's now facing ten years in prison for that one bite.
"They said he provoked people to beat him up and that's how he got kicked out," says Barnes's mother, Debra Harper. "I don't think it would have mattered what was wrong with Greg. They just wanted him out of the program."
Staffers who speak up for the problem kids aren't exactly welcome, either. Penland says she decided to quit her position as a staff psychologist shortly after testifying at a revocation hearing in Alamosa last summer. Her superiors considered her testimony entirely too sympathetic to the teen they were trying to revoke.
"They threatened to turn me over to my licensing bureau because I was going 'outside my area of competence,'" she says. "I was told that if I was ever subpoenaed again, I was just to say that I supported DOC, regardless of my opinion. In other words, I was supposed to commit perjury. It was a very intimidating meeting."


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May 7th, 2013 by Michelle Wright
The Tasting Room at Le Quartier Francias has climbed the ladder from position 57 to 53 in the San Pellegrino World's Top 100 Restaurants. As one of only two African restaurants on the list, this is quite an achievement!
Chef at the Tasting Room, Margot Janse, has been crowned Chef of the Year at the 2012 Eat Out Awards, made it into the Eat Out Top 10 eleven times and has been a Relais & Chateaux chef for five years! So it's no surprise that her, and her dedicated team at the restaurant have been placed in the world's top 100.


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German Born 25 Nov 1752 Died 27 Jun 1814Carlo Maria Giulini (May 9, 1914 – June 14, 2005) was an Italian conductor, and violist.
Giulini was born in Barletta, Italy and studied the viola and composition at the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia in Rome. He later studied conducting with Bernardino Molinari.
Giulini worked at Milan Radio from 1946 to 1951, where he revived several obscure operas, including works by Alessandro Scarlatti. Arturo Toscanini heard a production of Haydn's Il mondo della luna; this led Toscanini to recommend Giulini for the musical directorship at La Scala, where he remained from 1953 to 1956.
In 1958, Giulini conducted a highly acclaimed production of Verdi's Don Carlos at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. During the 1960s, he was in great demand as a guest conductor of leading orchestras around the world, and made numerous well-received recordings with the Philharmonia Orchestra of London (as well as others).
After 1968 Giulini abandoned opera, as a result of not wanting to compromise his artistic vision, concentrating instead on orchestral works. He served as Principal Guest Conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra from 1969 to 1978, and he was named Music Director of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra in 1973. From 1978 to 1984, he served as principal conductor and Music Director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, launching his tenure there with performances of Beethoven's 9th Symphony. In 1982 he returned once more to opera, conducting a controversial production of Verdi's Falstaff.
Giulini's most notable opera recordings include the 1959 Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus versions of Mozart's operas Le Nozze di Figaro and Don Giovanni for EMI, as well as his 1955 recording of Verdi's La Traviata with Maria Callas. Respected symphonic records include Beethoven's 3rd with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and Bruckner's epic 8th and 9th symphonies, both with the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. These discs were recorded for the Deutsche Grammophon label.
Giulini and wife, Marcella (d. 1995), had three children. He died in Brescia, Italy at age 91.
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Cookbook creator says: Excellent, tender beef Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 0.1g | Fat: 7.6g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 28.7g | Calories: 191.2
Sweet and sour pork takes a trip to the islands! Printed with permission from the American Institute for Cancer Research. Carbs: 22.8g | Fat: 10g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 18.2g | Calories: 246.2
Incredible! 5.0/5
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This is great for a potluck or a special occation. Submitted by SARAH32373 Carbs: 30.4g | Fat: 6.4g | Fiber: 1.8g | Protein: 2.4g | Calories: 169.7
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A low calorie version of recipe off back of Rice Chex box. Submitted by MJOHNS0912 Carbs: 11.8g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 0.3g | Protein: 1.3g | Calories: 59.3
A healthier version of a cold weather classic with a twist. Submitted by DESTINATIONIDO Carbs: 23.2g | Fat: 4.1g | Fiber: 3.2g | Protein: 13.2g | Calories: 181.6
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A dessert type salad that is great for parties. Submitted by JODYA1 Carbs: 37.7g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 201.7
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This recipe can serve as a tasty snack or lite lunch. Submitted by TURTAPOE Carbs: 20g | Fat: 3.3g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 4.5g | Calories: 125
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Who do you think will get Philiminated tonight?
They call me "Nana"
Man, I hope it is that Florida team, I feel bad for their loss, but they are soooo annoying!
Would anyone notice my husband is gone?
LauraDISNEY SCRAPPER
He made me angy and he needs to apologize
LauraDISNEY SCRAPPER
I wish there was a pinnochio smilie, I am pinnochio in the next Murder in Epcot game....now I have to spell Pinnochio every time I post there...
Why is my office freezing like the inside of a meat locker every morning?
Why can't the vending machine stock my diet coke?
I am in need of some Disney magic!!
what are my chances of winning the lotto today?
Do I have to share it with my hubby?
What should I get the office staff for Christmas?
how about a ?
I am in need of some Disney magic!!
Why is it.... that evey time I'm walking down the street, some has to hand me a flyer... man funk that...
why is that stupid song in my head?
I'll put another song in your head.....
"It's a small world after all, its a small world after all, its a small world after all its a small, small, world...."
I am in need of some Disney magic!!
Kill pooh!!
That's it, we are not friends anymore....
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if tin whistles are made of tin, what are foghorns made of?
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Dissy reminded me about how I wish there was a Cruella smilie because I'm her in the next muder game and last time I used whenever I spoke and loved it!
I really need to leave now that school is over, but I want to play on her some more.
I have a headache, I better take some meds before I get stuck in traffic and become angry.
I had ice cream after school. I love to eat ice cream when it's cold outside.
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Scamp Lighweight Trailers
I am in the process of updating the blog posts I had written on lightweight trailers from 2007 to 2010. I will start with the ones I have written about before and then see if I can find some new ones. The economy has been hard on RV manufacturers and I expect I will find some travel trailers are no longer made.
Small campers are very economical; especially important with today's high fuel costs. All three size Scamps have been designed to be towed by small cars, SUVs, mini vans, and trucks. The aerodynamic design assures high fuel efficiency and most people can tow the Scamp with a vehicle they already own.
Scamp Standard Fifth Wheel Trailer
I originally wrote up the Scamp 19-foot fifth-wheel in April of 2010.
All photographs and floor plans are from the ScampTrailers.com website.
Overall length: 19 feet
Overall height: 8 feet 10 inches
Overall width: 6 feet 8 inches
Interior length: 17 feet 10 inches
Interior height: 6 feet 3 inches
Interior width: 6.5 feet
Approx. weight: 2000 lbs.
Tires: 13" C load radial, spare tire wheel and cover
Hitch weight: 400 lbs. approx
5000 lb. hitch, 3500 lb. axle
electric brakes
Torsion bar suspension
Mounted stabilizer jacks
Safety chains
Fiberglass construction, R15 insulation, 11 gauge steel frame, fiberglass coated floor
Dual gas tanks, 12 gallon fresh water tank
20 amp power converter, 12 and 120 volt lighting, 25' service cord, porch light, outside step
Sleeps one to six: table converts to bed, sofa converts to bunks, queen size bed in loft
Two burner stove, sink, ice box
Fiberglass cabinets
Upholstered interior, cushions, carpet
Wood panel interior doors
Sliding windows/screens with curtains, rear opening window, roof vent
Privacy room (for porta-potty)
Scamp Custom 5th Wheel Trailer
If you choose a custom Scamp 5th wheel, you have the same excellent construction with additional floor plans and amenities. This plan has upgraded woodwork, toilet and shower and stairs to loft, among other upgrades. This 5th wheel will sleep 4 comfortably.
Scamp Standard Travel Trailers
Scamp also manufacturers a lightweight 13-foot and 16-foot travel trailer, with and without front bathroom or bunk beds Below are two layouts for the standard 13-foot and five layouts for the standard 16-foot lightweight travel trailer. The 13-foot can sleep 4-6 people without the bathroom. The 16-foot can sleep 4-6 people dependent on configuration.
Scamp Custom 13-Foot and 16-Foot Travel Trailers
If you choose a custom Scamp 13 or 16 foot lightweight travel trailer, you have additional floor plans and amenities.
I see Scamp travel trailers and 5th-wheels at campgrounds and on the road. On the road, they look like they are easy to pull. In the campgrounds, they look very livable. ScampTrailers.com has an owners' club and a parts store, accessible via the website. One thing the website does not have is the prices. However, looking at used Scamp trailers, I would guess the 5th wheel is over $20K, especially if you upgrade. As for the 13 and 16-foot travel trailers, I would just be guessing. However, the Scamp line of trailers are well-built, aerodynamic trailers. Notice that no interior space is wasted. Depending on where you live, you may want to add the air conditioner and an awning.
If I did not need the space for sleeping, I would want a bathroom or at least a porta-potty in a privacy room. You can do away with interior bathrooms completely by setting up a tent in the shade with a porta-potty, toilet paper, hand sanitizer and a jug of water. If you have little ones, line the floor of the tent with plastic. Hang lights or place solar lights along the pathway to the tent and no one gets lost.
While looking for prices, I did recognize the fact that Scamp Trailers hold their value,


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Document Type Doctoral Thesis Author Mogoa, Eddy Geoffrey Mosoti URN etd-01052007-110131 Document Title Effects of environmental temperature on pharmacokinetics of, and clinical response to xylazine in goats Degree DPhil (Surgery) Department Companion Animal Clinical Studies Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Prof G F Stegmann Keywords
- goats
- drugs metabolism
- pharmacokinetics
- temparature physiological effect
Date 1999-05-01 Availability unrestricted Abstract The clinical use of xylazine may result in morbidity and mortality in small ruminants, and it was suspected that exposure to changes in environmental temperature may contribute to these effects.Xylazine hydrochloride was administered intravenously at a dose of 0.1 mg/kg to a group of six indigenous domestic goats with a mean body mass of 28.2 kg. Xylazine was administered at a room temperature of 14°C and relative humidity of 33%, at 24°C and a relative humidity of 55%, and at 34°C with a relative humidity of 65%. The following variables were evaluated: clinical behaviour, cardiopulmonary function, haematology, acid-base balance, plasma glucose and insulin, body temperature, and the pharmacokinetic characteristics of xylazine.
Xylazine administration resulted in transient restlessness, followed by sedation, muscle relaxation, and salivation. The onset of these clinical signs was not influenced by environmental conditions.
Administration of xylazine resulted in a transient increase in respiratory rate in the 24 and 34°C environments. In the 14°C environment, the respiratory rate decreased significantly (p<0.05) from baseline and continued to decrease for the full duration of the 60 minutes observation period. Heart rate decreased in all three environments, but this decrease was only significant in the 14°C environment for the duration of the observation period.
Changes in haemoglobin concentration, haematocrit, red blood cell count and mean red blood cell volume were significantly (p<0.05) different 15 minutes after xylazine administration and continued to be so for the duration of the observation period. Total serum protein changed significantly (p<0.05) in the 24° and 34°C environments from 15 minutes after xylazine administration. The white cell count changed significantly (p<0.05) from 15 minutes after xylazine administration for the duration of the observation period in all three environments.
Significant (p<0.05) changes occurred after xylazine administration in acid-base balance and arterial blood gas variables independent of environmental conditions. Arterial pH and the partial pressure of oxygen decreased significantly within 5 minutes of xylazine administration, and the partial pressure of carbon dioxide, total carbon dioxide and base excess increased significantly (p<0.05).
Environmental conditions had no observable on plasma glucose and insulin concentration. Significant (p<0.05) changes occurred in all three environments.
Environmental conditions had no influence on body temperature in the control (untreated) animals. Following the administration of xylazine, the body temperature of the goats in the 14 and 24°C environments was significantly (p<0.05) lower than that of the goats in the 34°C environment. The maximum decrease in oesophageal temperature of 1.57°C was observed 60 minutes after xy1azine administration to goats maintained in the 14°C environment.
Environmental conditions had no influence on all of the pharrnacokinetic parameters of xylazine hydrochloride evaluated.
It is concluded that apart from changes in body temperature, changes that occurred in clinical and pharmacokinetic variables after xylazine administration, were independent of the three environmental temperature and humidity conditions.
© 1999, University of Pretoria. All rights reserved. The copyright in this work vests in the University of Pretoria. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the University of Pretoria.
Please cite as follows:
Mogoa, EGM 1999, Effects on environmental temperature on pharmacokinetics of, and clinical response to xylazine in coats, DPhil thesis, University of Pretoria, Pretoria, viewed yymmdd < http://upetd.up.ac.za/thesis/available/etd-01052007-110131/ >
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Volleyball: Focused Niners take care of business, win regional
By Ryan Haskell Post-Tribune correspondent October 23, 2012 11:38PM
Andrean's Kathleen Sievert goes up for a shot against Griffith's Ciarra Kroslack and Jasmine Alvarez in the second set Tuesday evening during regional play at Andrean High School. | Jeffrey D. Nicholls~Sun-Times Media
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MERRILLVILLE — "Business, right away, business," Andrean coach Julie Wiejak yelled to her team from the sideline before Game 2 on Tuesday.
Her 59ers had already won the first game, 25-9, but wanted to make sure there was no letdown.
There wasn't.
Andrean won the second game, 25-4, then took the third game, 25-16, claiming the Class 3A regional for the second straight season. It was the program's sixth regional title.
The 59ers will travel to Plymouth on Saturday to take on the Fort Wayne Concordia Regional winner at 10 a.m.
Andrean (28-7) took no prisoners Tuesday, keeping the Panthers' biggest offensive threat, Lisette Roldan, from getting anything started for her squad. The junior outside hitter finished with four kills for Griffith (12-21).
The 59ers, on the other hand, executed to near perfection — especially in Game 2 — as they killed and blocked point after point in one of their most lopsided wins of the season.
"You have to make this time of year about your goals and what you want," Wiejak said. "So whoever they put on the other side of the net shouldn't be as important as what you're working on. Our blocking was great even when they tried to get the balls back over when (setter Grace) Cooper was serving."
Kellie Wojciechowski was the biggest threat at the net for Andrean, recording 15 kills. Marija Nicksic had eight kills, Lauren Stazinski recorded four kills and Cooper tallied 27 assists.
Wojciechowski said winning a second straight is just one of the team's goals in the postseason.
"We couldn't take Griffith lightly," the junior outside hitter said. "We wanted to stop Lisette and shut her down and we wanted to be smart with our shots.
"We went to semistate last year and we're working on things that we need to improve on so that we can go down there and take it."
Wojciechowski, who will be counted on heavily if the 59ers want to win that elusive title, hit smart and effectively in the third game. After Griffith came back from a nine-point deficit to make the score 17-14, she smashed down three kills and recorded an ace in the team's 9-2 run to finish the match.
The Panthers' serve receive let them down immensely.
"We knew what we needed to do. We practiced and prepped for it and we didn't do it," Griffith coach Erin Delaney said. "Serve receive just killed me. I had talked to them who had run points on us previously; they were serving tough floats and we needed to move our feet and stick your pass and we didn't do it."


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Amy was taken to the hospital last year, as well, citing exhaustion as the reason for her hospital stay then. Amy is so scarily skinny, maybe she's malnourished or something?
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I guess it is Cool Jerseys, Bro Day here at TBJ because we are bringing you all the hottest jersey news fit to print (I'm assuming that everyone reads the internet the same way I do, by printing out every article I find before reading it). First you peeped the throwback Dream Team unis that Team USA wore during their game with Argentina and now we've got some news on throwbacks that are going to show up during the next NBA season.
"I saw the Spring 2013 Adidas NBA Catalog and there are some new on-court offerings," says Chris Blackstone. "There are new jerseys for Christmas Day and for home weekend games during the second half of season, called the Winter Court jerseys. They're monochrome like the all-black Miami uniforms from the past couple years, but in team colors.
Also, there are Hardwood Classic jerseys for Indiana (home from 1997-98 through 2004-05), Milwaukee (late '90s), Chicago (mid-'90s alternate), Atlanta (late-'90s road), Miami (late-'90s alternate), Sacramento (mid-'90s alternate), Phoenix (1990s alternate), Philly (early-'90s road), Cleveland (mid-'90s road), Toronto (late-'90s home), Houston (late-'90s road), and Utah (late-'90s road)."
First things first, I'm not so sure I'm going to be a fan of the monochromatic look for all the Christmas Day games. The Heat ones are OK, not great, but I can't imagine a court full of one-color jerseys is going to look great. I'll truly reserve judgment until we see what they look like on the court, but I'm not quite looking forward to these Winter Court jerseys.
The throwbacks, on the other hand, all sound great. I'm assuming the teams will be wearing these: Pacers, Bucks, Bulls, Hawks, Heat, Kings, Suns, Sixers, Cavaliers, Raptors, Rockets, Jazz. But even if I'm not entirely accurate on my guesses, the teams are definitely going to be wearing throwbacks from the 1990′s, which is awesome. Usually teams look a little further back, towards the 70′s or 80′s, so it's going to be fun seeing teams looking like the era when a lot of us came of age as NBA fans.
Of the 12 that have been announced thus far, I'd say I'm most excited to see the Jazz and Hawks retros. Sure, they're both entirely ridiculous and hopelessly 90′s, but it's been a while since we saw jerseys with giant cartoons wrapped around the midsections and it's going to be hilarious to see a guy like Al Jefferson with some mountains around his belly.
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0May 4, '08 by altirnI am researching LPN schools to go to in Connecticut. which school did you go to and how did you like it? i know the private schools (Stone Academy, Porter & Chester, Lincoln Tech, etc) are very expensive but if you went there, was it worth it and did you get a good education. and if you went to the state program, how was that? i would like to know all your opinions, good and bad!!!!!
0May 5, '08 by TheCommuter, ASN, RN Senior ModeratorMoved to the Connecticut Nurses forum for more replies.
0May 13, '08 by bethinctIf your thinking about the state schools, the deadline is coming up soon. You have to take a entrance examination or if you have a TEAS score from trying to get into an RN program, they will take that too. www.cttech.org I believe is the site. The deadline is end of May I think....
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0May 14, '08 by ThornbirdResearch your school. Some of the private programs are having problems meeting state requirements and/or low pass rates on the Boards. I went to a state program which was excellent but that was along time ago.
However, I would seriously question the decision to become an LPN in CT. This is a very restrcitive state for LPN's and getting more restrictive every year. Although the programs are advertised as one year, they don't mean a calendar year, it takes 15 to 18 months to complete the programs. If you can afford the private programs, seriously consider the ADN programs. -
0May 15, '08 by ThornbirdAs opposed to other states I've worked, it is very restrictive here. An LPN cannot work without an RN present except in homecare. That means even in doctor's offices. LPN's cannot "assess" and there is no distinction between a basic or more advanced assessment. LPN's cannot write or update care plans. In many facilities, we are not allowed to take orders because of this. There are no advanced certfications recognized for LPN's, for example: IV nurse, wound care nurse. Some employers are even more restrictive. Jobs for LPN's are mostly in LTC and homecare because of the regulations. The State Board is progressively restricting practice more with their "interpretation" of our vague Nurse Practice Act. You should check the Board of Nursing website. Almost every month in the Meeting Minutes there is another "opinion" regarding LPN's. Problem is those opinions hold the weight of law when it comes to your license. Also see the Declaratory Ruling regarding LPN's. This was written in 1989 and has never been updated officially. http://www.ct.gov/dph/lib/dph/phho/n...toryruling.pdf
0May 16, '08 by cristina2581Also if you do go the LPN route and decide later you want your RN, the CT private LPN schools do not have the same accrediation as the T community colleges so in other words if you decide to bridge over my going through a CT community college none of you classes will trasfer over untill you reach the nursing program. You will still have to do all the required pre-reqs
0May 16, '08 by altirnwell i just want to do the LPN route for now. i have thought a lot about it, and decided that it's the best thing for me to do right now. I'm moving to connecticut this summer from boston, and have always wanted to be a nurse but not sure what exactly i want or if i will like it. that's why i want to do LPN so i can get a feel for the career. i've applied to the state technical schools, but i know there's a chance i might not get in because it has a waiting list and i applied a bit late. so i don't want to wait even longer for their next opening, i'd rather just go the private schools and get some financial aid (hopefully) and just pay the loans off over time while i'm working as an LPN. the thing also is, i might not stay in CT after i finish LPN school. I might go back to Boston or go stay with my fiance who is in the army, and hopefully work as a LPN either way. so my main concerns are:
a) if i will get a good education at the private CT schools (i know i would just get my diploma if i graduate from there, not sure if that's good or not)
b) if my LPN license will be universal in all 50 states, will i have to transfer my license? and will it be valid?
and c) if i want to later bridge to RN, are the private schools accredited enough that I will be able to do that?
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0May 16, '08 by gemini08My friend was just accepted to Wright Tech's LPN program to start in Sept. and she didn't even pass all the 3 parts of the NET! They really wanted her even though the reading comp grade was not high enough. The most important thing tha they were looking at was her Math score. I know that they do not have a waiting list and that you could more than likely get in for Sept. I would give them a call next week and talk more w/the director of the program. Wright Tech is one of the schools that you'll not pay the outrageous tuition that the private schools charge. Wright Tech's program is $8K and is in Stamford. You may also have luck at Bullard Havens Tech. in Bridgeport. I am not sure if they have a waiting list but do know that both are still accepting qualified applicants. You will need to have taken College English 101 and Intermediate Algebra w/a grade of a C+ along w/the NET. That is what my friend said the requirements are. I wish you all the best.


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WoW Insider's Winter's Veil in July contest {WoW}
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Death Knight class page slip-up {WoW}
Jul 21st 2008 5:55PM "And Blizz doesn't usually call it "Plate Mail;" typically it's just "Plate."
Well, they named the skill to wear plate armor "Plate Mail".
Enchanted in Northrend {WoW}
Jul 18th 2008 2:17PM It would be very easy for Blizzard to implement "scrolls" like that for enchanting as far as i know.
Those that played on the Arena Tournament Realm might remember that you could purchase items that you enchanted your gear with.
Lets pretend that Blizzard made those items for every enchanting spell, when they've done that it's just a simple process of creating a spell that creates the item and deletes the required mats when you cast it... And adding an extra button to the enchanting window I guess, but I wouldn't know anything about that sort of thing.
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Jul 17th 2008 8:23PM Aww, vova. You mean that I can't download the alpha client, burn it to a disc and use it as a coaster?
The download locations are well known by now and the client is fairly useless as the alpha servers are closed.
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Jul 3rd 2008 9:26PM *Agrees with Sherp*
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Breakfast Topic: Are you getting a haircut? {WoW}
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Badges in Wrath {WoW}
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LotRO-style achievements coming to Wrath? {WoW}
Jun 8th 2008 2:10PM This sounds very interesting.
Since one of the achivements includes to level two characters to level 80, maybe the points could be used to add a couple of levels to one of your alts?
Just a guess, it would rock my world if that was actually implemented.
I've always had a hard time with the first 30 levels as they seem to bore me to death, and i've deleted several characters just because I was so fed up by doing the same quests for the 20th time.
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Labour's NHS Global Flip-Flop
This morning Team Ed have expressed their outrage at the Coalition's proposals to sell off NHS operations overseas, with the Labour leadership quickly condemning plans to set up profit-making hospitals abroad as "rampant commercialism". Clearly they have forgotten that it was the last Labour government that came up with the idea in the first place. Andy Burnham said at the time:
"There is great potential to benefit from the exceptional knowledge and intelligence within the NHS. This will mean better value for that investment of taxpayers' money and funds raised going straight back into NHS organisations, which will benefit patients across the country. We know that BBC Worldwide has already had success in this area, and now the NHS, another of this country's best-loved institutions, must make the most of these international opportunities. A key part of responding to the economic challenge that the NHS faces will be realising the full potential of innovation, not only making effective use of our knowledge and skills at home, but also making money abroad that can be reinvested back into the NHS."
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For three decades, the owners of property weakened protections for workers creating a huge and growing spread between rich and poor. It did not happen by accident or some cyclic pattern, it happened because of changes in policies and practices.
If you hadn't noticed the changes, it was because they were small and persistent until they have come to a BUST! One can believe this is not true, but the facts are right there in front of you, if one pays attention.
The election between two men and two parties will not change anything, it doesn't matter which man or party one supports, they both have gone over to the owners of property side. For evidence of that, look at the current financial advisors for President Obama, they are carry overs from Clinton and Bush. They both had moved over years ago and some didn't recognize the shift because it was slow, complex, and persistent.
There will be Great Depression II unless and until the public figures it out. The loudmouths and fear-mongers are those who do not recognize the consequences of their beliefs and votes.
I am telling you this, not because I want to make you afraid! I want you to wake up to the facts and their meanings. There are things one can do to not only survive, but flourish in this downturn. There is a lot of information available on the web, some terribly stupid and loud and seemingly convincing in their prattle. Pay attention to things like unemployment, private and public debt, when borrowing is a stupid thing to do and when it is wise. At this time, valid information is critical.
Under no condition should you BELIEVE me. You look! You gather the facts! You pay attention to different points of view! You make a decision as to whether I speak from fact or fiction.
Melinda, your strategy puts you right on target. Everything you state is fact, not belief. Please continue to share your ideas with me/us. We need all the creativity, imagination, experience as we can get. Thanks so much for your many contributions to this site.
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I live on an acreage in a rather heavily forested area with plenty of darn moose and deer. I do not have a fence and no longer have a dog, so all shrubs and younger trees are either fenced or bound with twine and crammed in with dead dry branches to discourage foraging of the animals. This method has worked very well, though the trees will need to hold their own when they beocome larger. Canned moose meat sandwiches with onions, salt and pepper and mayonnaise, this is really good, lol. Terrance |
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Universal is solidifying a deal to nab the screen rights to Robert Ludlum's spy thriller The Parsifal Mosaic.
It shouldn't be a tough job since the studio already has an overall deal with Captivate Entertainment, the company that owns the film rights to Ludlum's work.
Interestingly, Bourne producer Frank Marshall had indicated that Parsifal might form the basis for Matt Damon's fourth outing.
Now it looks like it'll stand alone.
Parsifal concerns a US spy who believes he sees his KGB double agent lover executed.
But the plot thickens when he later discovers she might be alive, and tries to find her.
Naturally there's a conspiracy involved (when isn't there?) and that a shadowy man named Parsifal is behind it all.
With the Bourne franchise up over $1 billion at the box office, it's no shock to see why Universal would want to grab as many books as they can.
But are they all Bourne quality? We'll find out soon enough…
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