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Quoted from Browning Has anyone experienced stomach or intestinal discomfort after taking Deflect? My wife is an O, and I've been working to get her to follow the diet for her type. I bought her some Deflect for type O, as I've benefited from taking Deflect for type B. However, each time she takes it, either with a meal or on an empty stomach, it makes her sick to her stomach. She doesn't have any food allergies, that we know of, so I'm at a loss to explain why the supplement bothers her. Could she have so much lectin damage in her gut that the supplement is 'cleaning house', for lack of a better term, and that's causing the stomach upset? Any ideas or suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Quoted from 815 Chloe, why are you taking it between meals? It says on the bottle to take it with your largest meal. How is it going to be effective that way?
Quoted from Chloe MF....if you go back to my post on February 20th of this thread you'll see theanswer to your question. Actually, read the entire thread....because I cited linksto protocols prior to that post that suggest taking Deflect between meals.
Quoted from ambermac If i'm 18 and have been gradually trying to transition into my SWAMI, how long should i take deflect for? I usually only eat gluten and dairy on weekends but I'm going to continue trying to eliminate/seriously cut down. Thanks!
Quoted from Drea Deflect can work in several different ways: when taken with foods, it will help mitigate any avoids eaten around that time; when taken on an empty stomach, it will help mitigate lectins eaten in the past. So if you are 18, how many years of eating "off your type" have you experienced? What sorts of "issues" do you have now, and what is your goal for the future (health-wise)?
Quoted from Victoria Definitely continue taking it when you eat avoids, although as it's been said before, Deflect will not cancel out the damage of eating wrong. It will help to lessen the damage. So do try to eliminate eating any foods that will be continuing to undermine your good efforts.
Quoted from ambermac Thanks! Would it be okay to take Deflect say, regularly for a month or so while adhering to my SWAMI as best I can and then continuing the SWAMI diet in the long term but only taking Deflect occasionally when consuming avoids? I guess my main concern with Deflect is that if I take it regularly then stop taking it ... bad things will happen, even if i stick to my SWAMI haha
Quoted from ambermac I'm also wondering how bad it is to eat avoids? I understand that they shouldn't be eaten regularly in the long term ...
Quoted from ABJoe This depends on you. Are you generally healthy or do you have health problems? Are you a Secretor or Non-Secretor? etc...A generally healthy person will normally handle avoids with greater ease than someone who's body is already stressed by some illness or other damage. This is why you see some people who can eat "anything" and not suffer any visible effect, while others eat the slightest avoid and have major effects.
Quoted from ABJoe Deflect works by attracting bad lectins from your digestive tract to its sugars so they can be carried out of your system, not allowing them to attach to blood type sugars within the body.You won't see any negative behavior from taking Deflect or from stopping it except that any lectins being ingested or cleaned out of fatty tissue will not have these "sacrificial" sugars from the Deflect to attach to...Since I am still cleaning garbage out of the body and healing, I continue to take some Deflect.
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Is the LT a large tall? Cause my bf is...
Is the LT a large tall? Cause my bf is 6'3" & always gets XL cause he has a long torso so... Should i get the LT or the XLT?
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LT does stand for Large Tall. Not knowing his weight its a tough call, but I'd say if he likes a baggier fit go XLT. If he doesn't really wear his clothes on the looser side, go LT. Being 6'3" the XLT may be a safer option.
Hey Stephanie, I suggest LT if he's a slim guy and wants a "normal" fitting shirt for his height. The XLT is extremely baggy, so if he's stocky go with XLT.
Im 5'6 and I wear LT "Large Tall" from nomis. Of course I like a baggy steeze but Its really not that baggy as you can see in my pic. I feel like a LT might be a little short for a 6'3 dude, Especially after you wash and dry it! I'd say Go with XLT
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Mathematics goes back a long way in history, and evidence of this has been found thousands of years ago shown by carvings in wood and stone, probably used by traders in one way or another. The first evidence we have of what we would class as a mathematician is around 3000 BC in Babylon and was based around numbers working in multiples of 10, as we still do today. Egyptian documents clearly show that they were very advanced and this is proven by the calculations they used to build such things as the pyramids.
Since Egyptian times mathematics has progressed and is now used to describe almost everything we know. Take a look in your bathroom, the toilet was made because of math, and it works because of the physical properties taken into account using mathematical formulae. The GPS in your phone or car works because of math, astronomy relies a lot on math, and so does physics. Without it we would exist in a time stuck somewhere between living in caves and the dawn of the Egyptians.
Selecting the top 10 most famous mathematicians is not an easy task with so many of them having made a mark on the progression of the human race, and the fact that the list has to include people that existed around 5000 years ago. Even if a top 100 list was done on the same subject, then hundreds who should get a mention would have to be left out. The importance of these people on history can never be overrated, for each part they played in the advancement of mathematics made us all who we are today.
Below you will find what are considered the top 10 most famous mathematicians for the purpose of this article, you may well disagree with some of them, but you will agree on others, we all have our own opinions when it comes to which mathematicians have helped shape our world the most.
10. Carl Friedrich Gauss
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9. Hypatia
Hypatia was born in 375, and being a woman in this field was very rare. She was a scholar in Alexandria and is known for the updates she provided of Euklid's 13 books of The Elements. She died in 415, and was found murdered with most of her flesh removed and her limbs removed, although another account says she was dragged through the street naked until she died and then her body burnt, either way it was a terrible end to such an intelligent woman.
8. Leonhard Euler
Regarded by some as the best mathematician to have ever existed, Euler was born in 1707, and lived a good life till his death in 1783. Due to the formulas he discovered on many aspects of math he can be regarded to be in the same class as Einstein. He founded so many parts of what we consider as normal mathematics these days that without him we wouldn't have progressed to the point of using computers the way we do today.
7. Andrew Wiles
A recent mathematician born in 1953, and still alive today, he is well-known for his proof of Fermat's Last Theorem. He spent years locked away working on his proof only to be informed that it contained an error so he went and hid away again until he had the proof correct, which was then accepted by the mathematical community. Although he may be regarded as a small player in this field, his theorem has proved its usefulness over the years.
6. Descarte
This Frenchman was born in 1595 and lived until 1650, and is one of the people who made contributions to the calculus we know of today. He also developed Cartesian Geometry, which to you and me is what we would call a graph with its x and y axis, along with algebra which is used to describe certain points on a graph. He nailed his place in history with his reasoning of superscripts used to express powers within algebra.
5. Euklid Von Alexandria
Born somewhere around 300 BC, he spent most of his life producing the 13 books 'The Elements' which has been a mathematical bible ever since. He is now known as the 'Father of Geometry' and lay a lot of the foundations of the math and science of today.
4. Archimedes of Syracuse
Born in 287, every schoolchild of the modern age should at least recognize the name, if not what he is famous for, which is that he advanced our understanding of algebra, number theory, and analysis. He studied under Euklid and went on not only to further his teachers work, but to prove other mathematician's formulas as well as his own.
3. Alan Turing
Born in 1912 Alan was an exceptional cryptanalyst and computer scientist. He spent most of World War 2 working as a code-breaker for the British government. It was Alan that discovered many of the ways to crack the German codes which helped to shorten the war, and save thousands of lives. The Turing Test is today used to measure the artificial intelligence of computer systems.
2. Isaac Newton
Newton may be more well-known for physics by the general public but it was math that he excelled in. Born in 1642 his infinitesimal calculus has made a massive contribution to the field of mathematics. Also known for his work in science and topology, many of his discoveries are still used today.
1. Pythagoras
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you have to stand still for i think 5 sec to get it
i have it proc all the time on marrowgar (when RNG likes me that is)
i have it proc all the time on marrowgar (when RNG likes me that is)
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We have a 2+ year old who has been in daycare since 2 months old.
Our typical Monday-Friday will be dropping her off around 7:30, pick her up around 5:30, run home, one of us will try and keep her busy while the other will get things ready (cleanup, cooking, table, all the good things that need to be done.
One weeknight will have a young lady come in for a couple of hours so our daughter can practice her second language with another person other than us.
On Saturdays we spend a bit of time with her but also arrange for play dates; we figured she will be bored to death if she spent all her weekend with only us and that also gives us the opportunity to get together with friends.
On Sundays, we will have another young lady play with her for a couple of hours as we get things ready for the week.
Here is the question: we have been told by some people that we have too many play dates. "The kid has all the kid interaction she needs during the week". We should be spending all the time with her on weekends and not involve others as she needs more parent time.
We would appreciate some feedback on this issue.
I think it's a very individual thing for each family. The quality time you have with your daughter is most important. Some kids need more one on one parent time and some kids are very individual and don't need as much. The best thing is to watch your daughter. If she acts overly tired, starts having some behavioral problems, trouble sleeping, etc then she is probably too busy and needs some scaling back.
I agree, I think it's really and individual family choice. Everyone does what they need to do to make their family work.
My sister has one child (10 yrs) I have three (4,8 and 10 years) We differ 100% on this subject. She has many play dates for her child and has since he was an infant. I just started doing play dates and they are really more of get togethers at the park. I have only left my kids with one other family that I have known for 10 plus years. My kids could likely learn to be a little more social while my sisters child could likely learn to be with himself and not always have to be entertained.
My sister thinks I don't give my children enough to do and I think she over schedules hers.
These are two extreme examples. I am sure there is a happy medium somewhere
It is obvious to spend time with your kid as a parent. At the same time, she should be also encouraged to play with kids of her age and your daughter must spending those quality time in daycare with other kids. Therefore, don't think all these things, enjoy your beautiful moments.
Thank you all for your valuable feedback. We have actually started cutting back a little bit to see how things go. The other issue is that the husband is on the road a bit so mommy is trying to keep the little one busy. While daddy travels, the little one does not want to go to sleep till midnight . . . she used to go to sleep by 8:30 in the past.
The doctor had promised a USB programable baby but it did not work out! ;-) :-)
In my opinion, time to reorganize things in your life.
Our daughter attends a daycare center as well. However in the evenings when I pick her up I try to find things we can do to spend some quality time with her.
Meals during the week for us are usually farely simple meals, pasta, mac n cheese, hot dogs etc. This gives us more time to spend with our daughter.
Weekends we take our daughter for nature walks, do family outings.
You're denying your opportunities to develop that close bond and quality time with your child. I think that play dates now and then outside daycare is great but every single weekend and both Saturday and Sundays is a bit over board.
Time to find things around your neighborhood and home that you can do together as a family. Get out and make some memories with your child. If you're constantly relying on someone else to amuse your daughter eventually she will not know how to stay home and spend some time with family when you want her to.
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I'be been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism. I felt so happy I lost 42 lbs. in 8 months. It was weird, like the weight just dropped off. That is why I'm hot, irritable, and other feelings. I'm just lucky my thyroid swelled so the doc could find out. If you ladies think you have thyroid problems, please see a doctor. Bad news is after I am on meds, I should gain the weight back!!! :-(
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I'm glad you found out what was going on. Remember to keep an eye on your bones. Hyperthyroidism seems to go hand in hand with osteoporosis. What meds did your doc put you on? Mrs H |
Hi Mrs. H. I just had the test today with the radio active pill so the doc doesn't have my test results yet. No wonder I've been so hot, my engine is heated up, LOL. I heard from the tech that I will gain every pound I lost back. If that's true, that is a real BUMMER. I lost 42 pounds. Sometimes the cross we bear gets very heavy. I already have bad arthritis in my hands. I am only 52 and have had a hip replacement too! Sorry to whine. Thank you for the info. on osteo. Carla |
If you modify your diet to the number of calories you need, that should help maintain your weight. Were you 42 pounds overweight, or are you underweight now? There may be a place in the middle that you would like. You're whining doesn't bother me at all, in fact, I feel right at home, lol. Mrs H |
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- A Family Court judge on Monday sent a mother to prison for 15 months for criminal neglect and cruelty in the beating death of her infant daughter.
The baby's father, Christopher Jimenez, 26, who is charged with their baby's murder, is being held without bail at the Adult Correctional Institutions.
Judge Michael B. Forte said at the hearing that Mayra Gonzalez, 24, "knew or should have known" that her baby was suffering -- not eating properly, letharagic, vomiting, and reacting in pain when touched. She also and had been "warned" by baby Christina's paternal grandparents to seek medical attention weeks before she was rushed to Hasbro Children's Hospital in full cardiac arrest on June 20.
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HPK Spanks Jokerit
Submitted by pete on January 14, 2006 - 12:27HPK made sure their young netminder Karri Ramo's return to the lineup after being gone for a month for the Rosno Cup break and World Junior Championships would be an easy one today. His club scored 6 goals in the second period en route to destroying Jokerit 10-2. Ramo stopped 31 of 33 shots faced for the victory. His record improves to 5-3-3 on the season. Ramo currently ranks 4th in the SM-liiga with a 1.79 GAA and a .938 save percentage.
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Former Falcons Coach Potvin Dead at 38
Submitted by pete on January 13, 2006 - 23:33Former Springfield Falcons head coach Marc Potvin [url=http://sports.espn.go.com/nhl/news/story?id=2291450]was found dead tonight in Kalamazoo, MI just hours before his Adirondack Frostbite were to take the ice for a UHL game.[/url] Potvin coached two seasons in Springfield including the '01-'02 season which was the first of a joint affiliation the Falcons had with the Tampa Bay Lightning. Among the players Potvin coached were current Lightning players Dimitry Afanasenkov and Martin Cibak as well as current Falcons players Jason Jaspers and Harlan Pratt. While head coach of the Frostbite, Potvin also coached Chiefs center Justin Kelly. Bolt Prospects send condolences to Potvin's family.
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Game Night 1/13: Royals at Chiefs
Submitted by pete on January 13, 2006 - 21:19Another tough result against Reading...
The Chiefs coughed up a lead in the third period and once again were defeated by Reading despite the fact they once again outshot the Royals by a wide margin (41-26 tonight). Morgan Cey took the loss stopping just 22 of 26 shots faced. Gerard Dicaire continued to heat up offensively with 1G 2A in the contest.
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Game Night 1/13: Blue Jackets at Lightning
Submitted by pete on January 13, 2006 - 21:10Hopefully the ship is righting itself.
Sean Burke stopped 22 of 24 for the win while the Lightning outshot Columbus 39-24 for the game. It was a very balanced effort from the offense with goals coming from the checking line and both of the team's scoring lines. Ryan Craig and Evgeny Artyukhin had assists on Tim Taylor's opening goal. Craig played 13:54 tonight and was +1 with 2 shots on goal, 1 hit and 2 takeaways. Evgeny Artyukhin, despite his helper, played just 4:45 and was +1 with 1 takeaway. Norm Milley played well in 4:28 of ice time with three shots on goal including an unsuccessful breakaway chance against Marc Denis. Paul Ranger led all Lightning prospects in ice time at 19:17 and was +1.
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Game Night 1/13: Falcons at Senators
Submitted by pete on January 13, 2006 - 20:41Now I'm angry. I realize Jay Feaster has had some things on his plate recently, but to allow the situation between the pipes in Springfield to continue to worsen is ridiculous.
Gerald Coleman allowed 4 goals on 11 shots before being lifted. Brian Eklund didn't do any better allowing 5 goals on 25 shots. A transaction should've been made two weeks ago. Jonathan Boutin and Morgan Cey have played well in Johnstown and deserve the opportunity to try and do what Coleman and Eklund simply have not been doing for the past month. And while we're at it, why is this organization wasting time giving a PTO to John Adams (scratched tonight) while Gerard Dicaire and Mike Egener are down in Johnstown?
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Behind the Booklet: 50 Tacos
by Andrea Albin in Food Network Magazine, May 23rd, 2012
Coming up with 50 of anything for Food Network Magazine's monthly 50-recipe booklet can be daunting — in the past, the booklet has featured 50 things to make with bacon, 50 brownies and 50 grilled cheeses — but this month, Food Network Kitchens tackled taco night.
The 50 Tacos booklet is full of fun new ideas you can whip up in no time. For instance, tucked into the Chicken Tomatillo recipe (No. 14) is an incredibly easy tomatillo salsa. It's just 32 words long and as easy as can be, but I promise you it's a killer salsa that is just as delicious in hot chicken tacos as it is served with tortilla chips.
Puree 1 pound fresh husked tomatillos with 1 jalapeno, 1 garlic clove, 1/4 cup each chopped onion, cilantro and water. Fry in 2 tablespoons oil until thick.
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Thank you to Judy Wasserman and the Burlington Union for the opportunity to talk about our 1:1 iPad initiative at Burlington High School. The recent article did a wonderful job highlighting the excitement at the school and the engagement of students using the iPads. We have been asked many questions, from many different media outlets and school systems but it is always nice being featured in our local news so that we can share the events in BPS with our community.
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The Burlington Public Schools EdTech Team is hosting a great free event on March 10, 2012. The New England 1:1 Summit will feature information and sessions about 1:1 learning environments for schools administrators, teachers, and IT professionals. Burlington High School Instructional Technology Specialist Andy Marcinek, Burlington Systems Administrator Bob Cunha, and I are planning the event which will be held at Burlington High School. We have great presenters and several industry leading vendors scheduled for the summit.
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It was great to be a part of the Apple Education Keynote video on January 19, 2012. The video features comments from educators about the challenges facing students and schools today. Several members of Burlington Public Schools were part of two videos played during the keynote. The second video featured the use of iPads at Burlington High School. During the keynote, Apple announced the new iBooks Author application and enhanced course management system for iTunesU.
I am very proud of the students and staff of BHS for their efforts integrating the iPads into the school. They have been an inspiration and helped many other schools with their development of 1:1 technology environments.
The first annual Burlington Public Schools Opening Professional Development Conference was held this week. The three day conference at Burlington High School was attended by nearly 500 BPS staff members making it one of the largest educational conferences of the year. The event had almost 90 different sessions featuring topics in educational technology, special education, student assessment, and wellness activities. From iPads to yoga, the conference had something for everyone and almost all sessions were led by Burlington teachers. Most sessions were optional and teachers were able to choose what they felt was most valuable to them. The event even featured a closing session with prizes and swag provided by local business and vendors from across the country.
Thank you to all the session leaders and participants. Thank you as well to BHS Instructional Technology Specialist Andy Marcinek for all his help with the planning of the conference. We spent many summer hours trying to put together a beneficial and enjoyable three days for our staff. I hope that the conference provided everyone with new ideas and knowledge in preparation for the new school year. I hope you had some fun as well.
Thank you to Ken Royal from Scholastic for including me in a recent Scholastic Administrators Best In Tech Today article. The article first appeared on the Scholastic Administrators blog and later was published in their magazine. Ken asked me to speak about the initial plans for the 1:1 iPad initiative at Burlington High School. This was a great opportunity to discuss the initiative and also how my first experiences with iPads in classrooms throughout Burlington Public Schools made me a believer in the power of the device in education. Whether it was the first time we brought iPads into a middle school classroom and students cheered or the when I witnessed first graders completely engaged in educational apps, I knew that the iPad would be a great device for distributing content to our students.
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Ken Royal is a outstanding journalist and passionate about educational technology. Please check out more from Ken on his blog or follow him on Twitter.
I was recently introduced to the Socrative student response application. Socrative is a rapidly evolving web application that provides the easiest and most user friendly experience I have seen from any student response system. Socrative will ultimately provide full featured apps for iOS and Android devices. The system was developed by MIT graduates and is just starting its private beta testing for installed applications.
Socrative provides a similar end user experience to that of the SMART Response System or Promethean Activote. The difference with Socrative is that students can use web enabled devices as their buzzers. We tested the system with iPads, iPod Touches, and iPhones. The interaction between the teacher created questions and student responses was fast and clean.
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Last night I was watching a show called "My House, Your Money" on W Network. Usually it is a bratty self-entitled twenty-something whose parents are helping to buy a house by providing the down payment. Last night though, a son had won $75K playing the lottery and was going to give his mom (who I would say was in her late 60's) money for a down payment so she could buy her first home. Now I know these shows always have over-the-top people, but this woman was something else. She actually lit up a cigarette in every single house she viewed! I would lose my sh*t if someone came in to view my house and did that.
It got me thinking, for those realtors (or ex-realtors) who view this board, what is the strangest/rudest/most over-the-top thing you've ever seen someone do during a showing? |
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- Posted by palimpsest (My Page) on Tue, Jun 5, 12 at 14:42
I am not a Realtor but I have looked at hundreds of properties. I saw someone use the bathroom in an open house, not even a private showing. But I also looked at a house where there were people who looked hungover slouched on the sofa watching cartoons and eating cereal out of the box. They got up, walked around, yawned, scratched and pretended there were not people in the house looking I looked at a house where I opened the door to a small back room and there was someone sitting in there quietly in a chair: I guess he thought no one would open the door. I looked at a house where there was an appointment and the tenant in the rental portion said if we didn't go away he had a gun, because he had changed his mind about letting us look. I looked rental unit with about 8 TVs, The largest and newest was set up on a kitchen chair directly in front of the toilet. I looked at a house that had no furniture except giant TVs. When the Realtor opened the bedroom doors, there was a girl in bed under the covers in each room with her boyfriend. |
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Tue, Jun 5, 12 at 14:54
speaking of sh*t: I once met a couple at a brand new house; they brought their poodle inside, assuring me that the little princess was *perfectly* house-trained, &... script in case it ever happens again: More problematic are the inhabitants of the homes: I once encountered an indignant man wearing a towel around his waist & nothing else; Years ago, an agent scheduled a property for Realtor Tour & either forgot to warn the owners, or they had forgotten, or something. A big group of us went into this home, tromping around, making noise, exclaiming over the kitchen or whatever, & yet the lord & lady of the manor, who were upstairs watching a naughty movie, said they had no idea we were there until someone opened the master bedroom door. & one summer, on another Tour, a bunch of us went into a home & were absolutely raving about the owner's Yorkshire Terrier, an adorable dog who was sooo happy to see us. When we went into a child's bedroom, the dog jumped onto the bed & continued to bounce & wag & smile, & some of the agents were petting her. One of the agents remarked that it was too bad the bed hadn't been made; the rest of the house was immaculate. at which point the dog's bouncing uncovered the foot of the child who had been told to get up early & make his bed & who had forgotten & who had hidden under the covers when we rang the bell. |
We went into a foreclosure in a nice neighborhood. Despite being a foreclosure, the house was in pretty good shape. We walked into the master bath and saw muddy raccoon tracks all over the white counters. Huh? We went into another owner occupied, seemingly empty house, with our realtor. We walked downstairs and were surprised to see the owner's ancient Grandma quietly sitting in her basement apartment by herself. |
- Posted by AndrewButler (My Page) on Thu, Jun 14, 12 at 0:51
I have ended up going into a house when the people in there were in the middle of a 'naughty something'. Wonder why that couple had left the main door open? To let us assume that nobody was in there and to get ourselves embarrassed thereafter? LOL |
- Posted by breenthumb (My Page) on Sun, Jun 17, 12 at 12:05
When I went with DD to an open house for a house she was considering, DD told the owner there was a dead mouse in the basement. "Oh, is that thing still there? The cats bring them in." The reason I remember it so well is my DD actually bought the place. Nice neighborhood, big fixer upper. |
I was a broker for 17 years. I've stepped over human faeces in the entry hall. (The tenants' way of objecting to the sale.) When showing a sample apartment in an entire apartment building for sale, the male resident was sprawled on the couch watching TV--in the altogether. "Ah, Mary, you may not want to see this room." That was in the '80s. Now, in a Province with regular parades of naked gays and bike riders and legal toplessness, this is probably no big deal anymore. I once showed a biker club owned home. Handcuffs on the doorknobs, a three-foot long crescent wrench with one end honed to a sharp point propped against a wall, hot chicks nodding out in a couple of rooms. (Women really do like bad boys!) |
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Wed, Jun 20, 12 at 14:21
okay, I vote worthy wins! Sometimes listing agents put homes on Tour so they can get comment sheets back to the sellers, so the sellers will realize that the listing agents aren't over-reacting or making things up. On one memorable Tour, we went through a tenant-occupied house in which the listing agent wasn't allowed a key, tenant refused to sign authorization for a keybox & refused to let anyone see the house unless the tenant was present. Tenant met us at the front door & handed every one of us a 3-page list of faults, sanctimoniously telling us that he didn't want anyone to get "screwed" buying the house, & he certainly didn't want any Realtor to get sued for selling it. Then he followed us through the whole house, pointing out defects... We all dutifully wrote on our comment sheets that the house would never sell with that tenant in residence. |
I am no longer a realtor, but I did have one rather creepy, gross experience that sticks out. I was showing a place out in the country, 5 or so wooded acres. I suspected it was a foreclosure given the listing agent but wasn't certain. We went into the house which appeared to be vacant except for a few odds and ends here and there. There were a few clothes and some food so we were not sure if it was vacant or not. There were also boxes of ammunition in the bedroom. The living room had a few mounted deer heads, but that is not uncommon in this area. The house had a finished walk-out basement. We went into a back room of the basement. Piled in a heap in the center of the room were literally dozens of deer antlers. It was creepy. My client was a career army something or other and had recently retired. Even he was anxious to leave after seeing the pile of antlers. I recently ran into his wife. Guess what we talked about--the deer antlers. |
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Sat, Jun 23, 12 at 10:39
rrah, I never have run into anything that bad, but... Last week I showed a house to a buyer; My buyer said, "I've seen enough; it looks like a serial killer lives here." |
- Posted by frozenelves8 (My Page) on Sat, Jun 23, 12 at 15:51
I'm not a realtor, but I came across this house for sale locally. I think it'll be a hard sale. Make sure you look at all the pics to see what I mean. The house itself is nice, but... You'll have to click on "search by mls" and type in 161222 to see it. |
- Posted by ottawavalleygardener (My Page) on Sat, Jun 23, 12 at 18:43
frozenelves8, that is creepy. I don't get why anyone would surround themselves with dead animals (presumably having killed them too). And what realtor would allow this? |
It has a trophy room! Ahahahahaha it looks like Cabela's or Bass Pro Shops. I think the wine cellar helps you deal with the dead things. |
- Posted by barbcollins (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 8:15
As a buyer, I don't understand why someone would run away if they liked the house (but not the contents). All that stuff leaves with the seller (most of the time). Yes, I think it's a mistake to show a house like that. Put all that stuff in storage for when you move. |
- Posted by adellabedella (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 11:38
The house does look like the inside of a Bass Pro Shop or some lodges like Big Cedar I have visited. I'm not sure that it really off putting to potential buyers. Most of us here are not potential buyers for this particular house. There is a market for this sort of house. The decor may reflect the attitudes of the area. |
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 11:56
forgot to mention the stuffed coyote... I don't know that buyers "run away", but it seems to me that the "serial killer" comment was pretty perceptive; |
- Posted by minneapolisite (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 16:00
It's in Duluth, MN. It's not uncommon for people in that region of the country to have "hunting trophies." It's definitely not the best way to show a house, but I don't think it's "creepy." I agree with the poster who said it looks like Cabela's! :) Have you ever worn a leather jacket? If so, you have "surrounded yourself with dead animals," too. |
- Posted by barbcollins (My Page) on Sun, Jun 24, 12 at 18:40
"why get into negotiations with someone who keeps trophies commemorating his kills?" I guess it depends on where you live and how you were raised. While my father did not hunt, we had neighbors that did. DH was raised to hunt & fish, so it's not unusual for me to see trophies on the walls. His prize smallmouth hangs on the wall in our family room. If a house was perfect except for the pile of antlers in the basement I would not let it deter me. |
Those trophies looked like they were in excellent condition and that's not an easy task. I'm guessing that the person in charge of animal maintenance probably keeps a darn clean house. I have an insect collection so I'm not going to judge someone else for keeping a buncha dead critters. It's just funny to see so many displayed in a home. Mine are in a closet. |
- Posted by frozenelves8 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 25, 12 at 1:10
I wouldn't be able to concentrate on the house because I'd be so distracted by the contents, and I'm usually able to overlook most stuff. I'm guessing many men would be mesmerized at all those animals. That is a very expensive home for our area for the buyers in that price range and it should be staged to look like a normal home and not a huge trophy room. I don't care for hunting or stuffing animals, so to me it is creepy, like the way I'd feel if I had a bunch of human sized wax people all over the house. |
- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Mon, Jun 25, 12 at 10:13
Frozenelves, one of the Realtors said the same thing; she couldn't concentrate on the house because of all those eyes "looking" at her! |
- Posted by northbound (My Page) on Mon, Jun 25, 12 at 11:08
Deer shed antlers every year and grow new ones. Take a walk in the woods sometime and you may find some. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Why deer shed their antlers
- Posted by cas66ragtop (My Page) on Tue, Jun 26, 12 at 9:13
I am an animal lover, and if I walked into a house like that with all the "trophies" I would walk right back out. I would not reward them with my money, there are other houses out there. It's one thing to hunt to put food on the table, it's an entirely different thing to hunt for the thrill of the kill. I never understood these people's mentality - they keep trophies and pictures as if they think these animals are beautiful - but their first instinct is to kill them. Then they also seem to think highly of themselves and think they're some tough guy because they were able to outwit the animal. Well duh, it's not that hard when you have a gun and the animal's instinct is to run away from you. This guy even had a tiger - aren't tigers on the endangered species list? What a jerk. |
- Posted by cas66ragtop (My Page) on Tue, Jun 26, 12 at 9:26
Oh I also liked the picture of the bedroom - with the upside down horse shoe hanging over the bed. Hopefully it won't be too long before his luck really does run out. |
- Posted by ottawavalleygardener (My Page) on Tue, Jun 26, 12 at 10:08
Well said, cas66ragtop! It has nothing to do with hunting for food - we allow responsible deer hunters on our rural acreage. Trophy-guy has issues. |
- Posted by adellabedella (My Page) on Wed, Jun 27, 12 at 0:20
Some of these responses make me laugh. I doubt the owner of this house is some sort of psychopath. Attitudes toward trophy hunting have been more of a recent change. I doubt these are fresh kills. People who live in parts of the country where big game hunting is accepted aren't going to be alarmed by it. The house has a museum like quality to it, but it appears to be really nice other than that. I'd love to have a house on the lake or in the mountains like that. |
- Posted by onlygirlsmom (My Page) on Wed, Jun 27, 12 at 14:11
I just sent that listing to a friend of mine -her husband would LOVE a house like that..she? not so much (I told her she could claim the wine cellar). I'm thinking the owner is single.... |
My brother has a huge house with many trophies...2buffalo heads, a moose head, several large mounted and stuffed fish. They are all estate sale and antique store purchases. He bagged not one himself. His house is so funky and eclectic that they sort of fit in. |
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