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Mavis Gary: [answers phone] Hey, Buddy!
Buddy Slade: Mavis Gary. It's been how long?
Mavis Gary: I'm not sure. Gosh. Wow!
Buddy Slade: So you're actually back in town, huh?
Mavis Gary: Yeah, well, I'm just passing through. I am insanely busy as always.
Buddy Slade: Well, I don't know how long you're around with your real estate thing, but I'd love to grab a drink.
Mavis Gary: Okay. Well, if you're feeling spontaneous I could meet you at Woody's in, I don't know. 15 minutes?
Buddy Slade: [laughs] Spontaneous really isn't a thing these days. I don't know if you heard but I am a new dad.
Mavis Gary: Duh! Everyone knows. Yeah, the whole gang. I got that announcement. Thanks for that, by the way.
Buddy Slade: You're welcome, you're welcome. How about we meet tomorrow at this place called Champion O'Malley's? It's kind of fun.
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September 9, 2013
Wayne County authorities look for an escaped prisoner who escaped from Frank Murphy Hall of Justice, Monday, Sept. 9, 2013, in Detroit. Authorities say Derreck White, 25, who police said also used the name Abraham Pearson, sparked a manhunt and prompted a courthouse lockdown after stabbing a sheriff's deputy several times in the neck, stealing his uniform then carjacking a motorist in his escape. (AP Photo/Detroit News, David Coates)
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A man awaiting sentencing in an armed robbery was on the run Monday after stabbing a sheriff's deputy several times in the neck, stealing his uniform then carjacking a motorist in a daring escape from a downtown Detroit courthouse, authorities said.
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Good day to all citizens of Runeterra. As you know me from the League, I am Ashe, the Frost Archer and Queen of the Freljord. I have had many questions coming in from those of the Winters Claw who had left the side of Sejuani as well as those from the people of the Ice Dervish clan
I have noticed these columns popping up and have finally decided to allow others to ask what they will. ~Queen Ashe of Freljord ((OOC) I've looked on the fourms and have no found an Ashe thread yet so here we go! (/OOC)) |
Queen Ashe,
There are many summoners who are rather curious about your relationship with King Tryndamere. History is full of political marriages that were brought about more for the merging of two warring nations than for actual romantic attraction. If I am not being too bold with my line of questioning, I would like to know this. Is there a romantic connection between you and King Tryndamere, or is your marriage more of a political statement, based on respect and understanding, than actual romantic love? Curiously, Summoner Kaz |
Dear Ashe,
How the **** do you run in such a long dress? I've seen in you it on the Fields of Justice and I could not wrap my mind around why you would wear something that binds your legs so. ~Talon |
I hope that is well enough for now? Quote:
-Queen Ashe of Freljord |
Your grace,
Several people have come to live in the region of Frejlord, despite the fact that they are not natives, particularly Olaf and Anivia. How do you feel about these outsiders in your land? In all Sincerity, Summoner Spicy Jack, the Bard of Piltover |
How do your frost arrows affect brand?
Hello, Queen Ashe.
I know that wars across Freljord are usually for food or similar resources, but is there any reason for war that is more... political than that? |
Dear Ashe how do you enchant your arrow so strongly is it in the bow or is it your extreme magic.. or something else
Arrow lady, I heard you married the Tryndamere because of p... Polic... Poliktical reasons! Why does arrow lady not find a nice man who does not do the spinning and the raging and the being all mean and stuff, and get married to him instead?
Maybe you and the Trinny meer just be friends? Go find Arrow man instead of Trunny murr? |
Olaf is a rugged man. Remiscient of Tryndamere in some ways. They both do their utmost to survive in the harshness of our land. But the Berserker is a strong fellow... I have seen him fell bears with a single swing of his axe, the sound was like thunder cracking from the heavens. Quote:
There are times we would go to war with another tribe in hopes that if we defeated that tribe, the rest of their members would follow the victory as thats how it was to be. But with Lissandra's proclamation to me... that has since halted. I think that the only political war that may happen to the rest of the Winter's Claw who follow Sejuani, who was prophesized to bring the Freljord together. It is something I do not look forward to. Quote:
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» McNamara's Irish Pub and Restaurant
McNamara's Irish Pub & Restaurant is a wonderful Irish joint with a family-friendly ambiance. This pub plays live music every night and the service is truly impeccable, even on packed days. The decor and atmosphere give you a typical Ireland feeling. Do not miss its Kerry Lamb and the Scotch eggs.
»Raz'z Bar & Grill
Raz'z Bar and Grill offers guests in Nashville two great locations for delicious soul food with a Cajun flare and an African influence. With one location in Nashville and a second in Smyrna, residents and guests in the Nashville area have twice the opportunity to enjoy Chef Raz'z fabulous creations. Even the Food Network has taken notice, as Raz'z was featured on an episode of Best Thing I Ever Ate. The menu at Raz'z includes a variety of familiar options including burgers, sandwiches, salads and entrees such as chicken fried chicken, chicken parmesan and shrimp fettucini alfredo all with Raz'z personal touch. Service and atmosphere make a trip to Raz'z worth the time and money. -Lynn-nore Chittom
»LongHorn Steakhouse
While you wait for a table, have a drink at the bar and toss peanut shells on the floor. The wait at Longhorn Steakhouse is often long, but the steaks are worth it. The chef starts with a lean cut of choice beef, rubs it with Longhorn's signature spices and grills it to perfection. The succulent filet mignon, the hearty rib eye and the ever popular t-bone are all part of the culinary repertoire. The signature entree, a huge 22-ounce porterhouse steak, is beloved by serious beef lovers. Non-beef eaters can enjoy chicken and seafood dishes.
»Shipley Donuts
Shipley Donuts, or Shipley's as it is also called, offers more than sixty different varieties of fresh and delicious doughnuts. This small, Southern doughnut chain began in 1936 in Houston, Texas. The Hendersonville store has been serving up delicious doughnuts for as long as any of the locals can remember and way longer than the larger doughnut chains have been in town. Shipley Donuts have a little more to them than some of their national competitors, and they're not quite as sugary-sweet. If you want a tasty doughnut and you like the idea of trying what the locals love, Shipley's is the place. - Lynn-nore Chittom
»Gibson Café and Guitar Gallery
The Gibson Café and Guitar Gallery is a wonderful cafe located in the city of Nashville. The cafe is one-of-a-kind that features rare and famous Gibson guitars used by guitar legends. The cafe is smoke-free and has a family friendly environment. The most famous guitar, here, is the Anniversary Les Paul that has 67 diamonds used in it and 24 carat gold accents. You get a variety of interesting drinks and coffees here, including alcoholic beverages. You can also get yourself some interesting Gibson merchandise.
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This place is all about sports. Whether you want to talk sports, watch sports or read sports, you will feel right at home. Seats at the bar are great for hanging out, but if you are interested in watching a game you should choose a seat near one of the big screens. Standard bar fare includes sandwiches and nachos, but the pride of the Scoreboard is the barbecue ribs. Plan on staying for the entire game if you order the ribs, as the portions are huge.
»Ugly Mugs
Ugly Mugs is a great place in East Nashville to drink a delicious, hot cup of coffee in a relaxed environment with a trendy vibe and free WiFi. Bring your laptop along and get some work done outside the office. The decor is simple with clean lines, great colors, and a comfortable local feel; something the nation chains don't have. Like most hot spots in East Nashville, the clients are mostly young business professionals looking for the perfect place to think alone or spend time with friends. In addition to the great vibe, the coffee and service at Ugly Mugs is also top notch.
»Boswell's Harley Davidson Grill
Theme restaurants come and go, but few allow you to eat your meal atop a Harley Lowrider. Here in this clever diner, patrons are treated to cheeseburgers and smoked sausage sandwiches as good as any around. You can also purchase Harley Davidson clothing, gift items and motorcycle accessories. The decor is strictly "Hell's Angels" but the service is warm and friendly. One thing you won't find here are the immense crowds normally associated with such theme establishments. Expect to pay a bit more for a good sized burger, and add a couple of dollars to it if you choose the fries, and you really should! They are delicious.
»Village Pub & Beer Garden
Located in East Nashville's Riverside Village area, Village Pub & Beer Garden is a popular community meeting spot. Whether you're here for a bite to eat, to watch the latest game or to begin your evening out, this multi-faceted pub will exceed your expectations. The wrap-around porch is open all year long, perfect for enjoying that cold pint on a brisk autumn afternoon. The fireplace, large windows and vaulted ceilings add a sense of warmth. And with cuisine like the sausage stuffed pretzel sandwich and homemade confit bruschetta, its easy to see why the locals tend to stick around.
»Lockeland Table
Lockeland's Table in a historic neighborhood makes it the perfect place to enjoy classic American cuisine. Entrees include roasted chicken with mac and cheese, rack of lamb, and fresh fish with a black lentil, cauliflower, and fennel salad. One of the highlights of this eatery however, is the pizza bar - sit here to enjoy freshly made pizza that's created right before your eyes.
»Rumours East
Rumors East has a very warm ambiance with an exuberant decoration. The arty look of the place is accompanied by beautiful chandeliers. The extension of the backdoor is yet another arrangement of a patio that will make your evening a memorable one. Executive Chef Hernan Borda is known for his steamed mussels, shrimp and grits as well as his small plates and pizzas. Enjoy the atmosphere and the happy hour as this place will definitely make you come back.
»3 Crow Bar
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Our man Sal Paolantonio sat down with Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick for a SportsCenter conversation that touched on a number of topics, including the perception that this is a critical year for Eagles head coach Andy Reid. Sal asked Vick what he thinks when he hears that Reid might not be back in 2013 if the Eagles struggle, and Vick said, "I hate to think about it ... Let's just say that won't happen."
It's well known Vick feels a very strong affection and respect for Reid, who signed him once he got out of prison and with whom he credits his development into the quarterback that took the league by storm in 2010. If Reid's job is in jeopardy, Vick may well be motivated to make that not be the case any longer. We don't know what we'll get from Vick in 2012 -- the brilliant magician of 2010, the turnover-prone quarterback of 2011 or something in between. It could be anywhere on the spectrum with a player of Vick's abilities, and his performance this season will go a long way toward determining whether the Eagles make good on their promise this time.
Sal's a team player, and he sent me a couple of extra quotes from his Vick interview, including Vick's response to "Is this the year?":
"Should be. I don't want to make any predictions, but with the guys that I've got around me that's playing for the Philadelphia Eagles including myself truly believe that we can push for it."
"The window is closing for me as well. I'll be 32 next month and so I'm on the back now. I still feel good, don't get me wrong, but it's only a certain amount of guys can say that they played with the group of guys that I played with and I'm just thankful to have a group of guys around me and the coach that I have. It means a lot."
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Re:Let's face it (381 comments)
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Re:Let's face it (381 comments)
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Re:Silly (622 comments)
It's actually about half that. Because that garbage is no longer going to be dumped at a cost of $30 per ton, they're saving themselves that $30 in addition to making $26. So eight years to pay for itself, but your comments on the longevity of the bins still stands.
Re:Vote Tweedledum or Tweeledee (169 comments)
There may be more than two choices but one of those two will be Prime Minister, regardless how often you may repeat the simplification that there are other options. Spoken as someone who is leaning Green in the Senate as the only one with sane policies outside the environmental policy area.
Re:There are starving kids in china (258 comments)
It's the usual "DNA testing helped us catch this serial killer. Obviously this means it's all safe and dandy and no privacy worries here!" article that gets wheeled out about once every couple of months, just in case someone was starting to have concerned thoughts about all that identifying material being available to the government and its underlings.
I'm rather sceptical about these articles these days because they do seem to appear so regularly to remind us all how lucky we are. Keep an eye out and you'll see what I mean.
Re:Hrm (144 comments)
I do use iTunes and the level of reviews are generally so crap as to be useless anyway. They tend to either be "this crashed on me once, 1 star" or "AWESOME!!! 5 stars!". That's not even mentioning the frequent "I don't want to buy this app because it looks crap, 1 star" reviews that seem to pop up and aim to be even more useless.
Re:"Faith Science Basis?" (714 comments)
Wow there's a lot of knee-jerk reactions, especially those saying it shouldn't be taught as science as well as those from Australians saying "of course it's in Queensland".
However if you've actually read the article you'd know creationism is going to be "offered for discussion in the subject of ancient history, under the topic of "controversies"." The History Teachers' Association say the curriculum asked students to develop their historical skills in an "investigation of a controversial issue" such as "human origins (eg, Darwin's theory of evolution and its critics").
So in other words, it's not going to be taught as science. It's going to be covered as a controversy, under history (which is the closest thing to general social studies these days). IMO this would be the correct way to cover this kind of discussion and the kneejerk reactions based off the title and the summary are just that.
Of course I'm posting this too late and at too low a mod-level for anyone to actually see this explanation unfortunately.
Re:Well, that's all folks. (139 comments)
All they are saying is that "if it gets popular, we may support it". So... they're basically saying nothing but the obvious, given it's in their interests to support popular formats anyway.
Re:Still alive (763 comments)
Probably not as graphic, but the better the steaks the rarer it should be.
I'm not a fan of rare meat so I don't abide by it myself but the longer a steak is cooked the more juices are boiled off, and most of a steak's flavour is in those juices. But whenever I have the opportunity to have a top-notch steak, medium-rare is my preference. If only I could bring myself to order it rare... People who order it well-done might as well order sausages for all the flavour they're getting.
Re:And what's the problem here? (826 comments)
In Australia we have providers of "roadside assistance", which for an annual fee you can ring to come and either fix or organize towing of your car if it breaks down, gets a flat battery, or even lock your keys in the car. It's a pretty common service that almost everyone has because of the long distances and low amounts of traffic on some of our roads, for example.
Fitting in with your analogy, I have a friend who recently got threatened with a refusal to renew his roadside assistance for the coming year unless he got his car serviced because he'd had four call outs in a year so it definitely makes sense for that scenario to be the case both automatively and in healthcare.
On the friend, all four call outs were for locking his keys in his car so the company providing the roadside assistance withdrew the ultimatum in the end since it didn't make sense...
Re:Fifty bucks says this doesnt pass parliment (152 comments)
Paraphrased from his own words:
"Stopping child pornography is extremely important to me and the Liberal party and therefore, if we can prove the censorship plan doesn't work, we will oppose it; but only it. We will continue to seek effective means to block 'filth' (his word) from entering our country any way we can. If the filter works, we will support it."
Basically the message I got from his reply is that Tony Abbot believes that the filter will work "well enough" and is too much of a hot potato to oppose politically.
Re:Fifty bucks says this doesnt pass parliment (152 comments)
I was inclined to agree until Tony Abbott rolled Malcolm Turnbull. There's no way Abbott would be saying no to an internet filter given his love for all things Catholic and his inability to separate that with his day-to-day job. Kate Lundy is the person to back now - campaigning for making it opt out (not ideal but more sane than no option) from within the Labor Party.
Re:I'm pretty sure (554 comments)
And to paraphrase a Chinese-Malaysian friend of mine who immigrated to Australia as a young child and is in the UK at the moment, "I have to catch myself every time someone calls me Oriental and realise that they're not being racist."
Oriental is a racial slur here. East Asians are "Asians". Indians, Pakistanis and Bangladeshis are "South Asian" if the speaker is being technically correct, or "Indian" if they're not concerned (which is racist to my mind, but that's because a Pakistani friend of mine pointed out that calling him Indian is like calling an Israeli a Palestinian).
Re:So that's how it works! (441 comments)
Brew the sugar into rum... Potatoes into vodka.
Re:Pigs (235 comments)
And when you get sunburnt, the smell of sizzling bacon is just a delicious bonus!
Re:Oh teh Noes! (103 comments)
I honestly don't get why third parties would be getting involved in it. Sure, the privacy settings might not be to everyone's wishes but third parties complaining to the government to get them to interfere is just layering stupidity on top of stupidity.
Re:VirtualBox lost... (289 comments)
The arbitrary "placing" of products is one of the more annoying features of these reviews. The better ones just outline the competitive differences and deficiencies of the products and let a knowledgeable user determine which fits their needs (value for money potentially being one of those needs), and then follow it up with corresponding information on how to determine which fits their needs for those less knowledgeable.
Re:Everyone forgets VMware server (289 comments)
"Normal" users play games in their VM?
Actually now that you raise that point, it's not as bizarre as it sounds. I was getting ready to ridicule it but giving Linux the ability to play Wine unsupported games and Windows 7 the ability to play WinXP-dependant games with decent performance may be one of the main consumer drivers of virtual machines. Though I'm not holding my breath on it being widespread just yet.
Re:Compared to US$40 million for Modern Warfare 2 (192 comments)
I wonder if the phrase 'disclosure of this information is likely to cause substantial harm to the Department of the Army's competitive position in the gaming industry.' indicates any competitive advantages they might have...
OTOH, I think I just really like that phrase and intend to reuse it whereever possible given it's one I never thought I'd see anyone utter in complete seriousness.
Re:For what it's worth (355 comments)
They are when politicians think they can convince people to vote for them based on it...
Plus sex and swear words don't have a real lobby group, unlike police brutality, marketing, and religion.
Re:Riiiiiiight... (355 comments)
Exactly! I know my wife and I occasionally let slip expletives of our choice... the natural follow-up to this law would be to remove our children because of it, or install devices in their ears that beeps out any such word until they're 16, 18 or 21 (depending on where you are in the world).


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A 39-year-old woman with history of recurrent pulmonary emboli (PE) presented to the ED with increasing shortness of breath. At baseline, she was short of breath on moderate exertion; however, in the week before presentation, she noticed shortness of breath at rest. She also complained of increasing swelling of both lower extremities for the past 4 weeks.
Her first episode of PE occurred about 1 year ago, and she has had five episodes since then. An extensive workup for hypercoagulable disorders, including factor V Leiden, protein S and C, anti-cardiolipidin antibodies, and age-appropriate screening for malignancies, was negative. She was prescribed oral anticoagulation with warfarin and received an inferior vena cava (IVC) filter.
A review of systems was otherwise negative. On physical examination, she appeared malnourished. She was in obvious respiratory distress as evidenced by use of accessory muscles of respiration. Her vital signs were: temperature, 36.3° C (97.3° F); BP, 98/65 mm Hg; heart rate, 112 beats/minute; respirations, 20; and SpO2, 84% on room air. Neck examination showed elevated jugular venous pulse to 10 cm above the sternal angle, indicating volume overload. A lung examination revealed bibasilar crackles. The patient's cardiovascular examination revealed a regular rhythm with tachycardia, normal first heart sounds, and a loud pulmonary component of the second heart sound in the second left intercostal space. Her extremities showed 2+ pitting pedal edema bilaterally.
A 12-lead ECG showed sinus tachycardia at a rate of 101 beats/minute and right bundle-branch block. Her N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide level was 1,882 pg/mL (normal range is less than 125 pg/mL).
A transthoracic echocardiogram showed normal global left ventricular systolic function with an estimated left ventricular ejection fraction of 65%, abnormal septal wall motion from right ventricular volume overload, and a moderately dilated right ventricle with reduced global systolic function. Right ventricular systolic pressure was estimated to be 90 to 95 mm Hg (normal range, 15 to 25 mm Hg). Moderately severe tricuspid and pulmonic regurgitation were noted.
* acute PE
* chronic PE
* chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH)
* acute right-sided heart failure secondary to pulmonary arterial hypertension
After a chest CT with IV contrast revealed bilateral large central PEs within the main pulmonary arteries, the patient was diagnosed with CTEPH.
In a study of 866 survivors of acute PE, the incidence of CTEPH was 0.57% in the overall cohort and 1.5% in patients with unprovoked embolism (those with no identifiable cause for PE).1 Acquired and hereditary risk factors may play a role in the development of CTEPH, but their mechanisms have not been fully elucidated. Genetic disorders such as antiphospholipid antibody syndrome and increased factor VIII levels are more common in patients with CTEPH than controls.2 The antiphospholipid antibody was found in up to 20% of patients diagnosed with CTEPH.3 Acquired conditions such as myeloproliferative syndromes, chronic inflammatory states, and chronic indwelling central venous catheters have also been associated with CTEPH.3 The exact pathogenesis of the vasculopathy in CTEPH is still unclear.2 CTEPH is thought to result from obstruction of the pulmonary vascular bed from incomplete thromboemboli resolution, which leads to mechanical intraluminal obstructions with some degree of arteriopathy in nonoccluded areas.4 Over time the development of distal, small-vessel vasculopathy contributes to the right ventricular afterload and progression of pulmonary hypertension.2
Clinical presentations include exertional dyspnea and exertional presyncope, or frank syncope and exertional chest pain. On examination, the patient may have signs suggestive of pulmonary hypertension, including prominent right ventricular impulse, short split second heart sound with accentuation of the pulmonic component, right ventricular S4 gallop, and a systolic murmur in the left fourth parasternal border due to tricuspid regurgitation.2
As the disease progresses and right ventricular failure develops, signs of frank right-sided heart failure develop, including jugular venous distension, a right-sided S3, widened split of the second heart sound, hepatomegaly, ascites, and peripheral edema.2
Transthoracic echocardiography reveals elevated pulmonary pressures, although this noninvasive modality only provides estimates of true pulmonary hemodynamics. Ventilation-perfusion (V/Q) scintigraphy is essential in the diagnosis of CTEPH.5 One or more segmental mismatched defects are noted on V/Q scintigraphy. CT angiogram also is helpful in the diagnosis. Combined right heart catheterization and conventional pulmonary angiography remain the gold standard for diagnosing CTEPH. Angiographic abnormalities that may be noted in chronic thromboembolic disease include pouch defects; pulmonary artery webs or bands; intimal irregularities; abrupt, usually angular narrowing of the major pulmonary arteries; and complete obstruction of main, lobar, or segmental vessels at their points of origin.2,6
Once a diagnosis of CTEPH has been made, begin anticoagulation with heparin (IV or subcutaneous) and warfarin.7 Once the patient achieves an INR of 2 to 3, heparin may be discontinued. Anticoagulation with warfarin is required indefinitely.7 The newer oral anticoagulants such as rivaroxaban, dabigatran, and apixaban have not been studied in patients with CTEPH. Drug interactions exist between these agents and others used in the treatment of CTEPH (such as phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors), so a switch to these agents is not recommended until more evidence is available.8
All patients should be evaluated for pulmonary thromboendarterectomy.2,7 These four factors should be considered:
* the surgical accessibility of the thrombi
* presence of hemodynamic and/or ventilatory impairment
* effect of the patient's comorbidities on the risks of the surgery
* the patient's willingness and motivation to undergo surgery.2
Pulmonary thromboendarterectomy is only suitable for thromboemboli in the proximal main, lobar, and segmental arteries.
Medical therapy is indicated for patients who are not surgical candidates because of choice, underlying comorbidities, or the anatomic distribution or extent of their disease. Pulmonary vasodilators and remodeling agents are used to lower the pulmonary vascular resistance and pulmonary artery pressure, improving signs and symptoms such as exercise capacity and oxygenation.2 Agents such as prostanoids, endothelin receptor antagonists, phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors, and soluble guanylate cyclase stimulants are used.2
N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide has been proposed as a tool to be used for long-term follow-up in patients with CTEPH because the level increases as disease burden increases and right ventricular function decreases.9
Because the patient remained hypoxic during her hospital course despite increasing use of supplemental oxygen and noninvasive mechanical ventilation, a surgical consultation was obtained. The patient underwent pulmonary thromboendarterectomy; multiple large clots were removed from both pulmonary arteries (Figure 1).
Anticoagulation with heparin and warfarin was restarted. A repeat echocardiogram showed right ventricular systolic pressure of 30 mm Hg. The patient was discharged in a stable condition, and follow-up at 2 weeks and then 2 months confirmed that she was adhering to her medication regimen and had had no recurrence of symptoms.
CTEPH may develop after an acute episode of PE. In addition to lifelong anticoagulation, patients should be evaluated for surgical thromboendarterectomy, the only potential curative therapy.
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Bedrooms | 2 |
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Property type | chateau / country house |
Minimum Stay | 2 nights |
This quaint little bungalow and or stone house is perfect for a get-away, family vacation, or retreat. Nestled in the town of Black Mountain, called the 'front porch of the Blue Ridge Mountains,' our Lake Tomahawk Bungalow and or Stone House allows you to experience the loveliness, peace and quiet of a small town. Conveniently located to a treasure load of local attractions and majestic views.
The bungalow and stone house itself is located just one walking block from Lake Tomahawk which features a walking path all around the lake where you can feed the ducks, watch children play in the playground, view sculpture strategically placed along the path or bring a blanket and a picnic dinner and sit on the lawn for the Lake Tomahawk summer series Thursday night concerts.
If relaxation and rest is your objective, settle into our comfy deck chairs with a good book and a tall glass of ice tea or a cold drink and let the rest of your crew walk across the street and play tennis. You have a great view of the courts from the deck so you can relax and still monitor their play safely.
Downtown Black Mountain offers many quaint shops for purchasing clothing, kitchen knick-knacks, antiques, specialty items, children toys and more. There are many restaurants to choose from including wood-fired pizza and fresh pasta, Thai, sushi, authentic Mexican, local delis and a chocolate shop. The surrounding areas boast hiking, walking/running and mountain bike trails. Check out Montreat College's campus for easy to difficult climbs including the Lookout Trail which boasts a 360 degree view of the Swannanoa Valley.
The Lake Tomahawk Bungalow and Stone House is located only 15 minutes from downtown Asheville where you will find all the amenities of a progressive big city including cinemas, 36 art museums, shopping, dining, and more. Asheville is home of the Vanderbilt family's historic Biltmore House with thousands of acres of wooded and landscaped grounds, a winery and restaurants, stables where you can rent horses, as well as the tour of the home. We offer discounted tickets if you stay with us. You may also want to get a day-spa ticket to the historic Grove Park Inn and Country Club, where many presidents and dignitaries have stayed when visiting the area.
In short, the Lake Tomahawk Bungalow and Stone House offers a great alternative to hotel living, with a full kitchen stocked with all the supplies you need including basic spices, oil and condiments. The living room is furnished with comfortable couches and chairs, high speed internet and wireless, and a wide-screen TV. The two bedrooms have queen sized beds in them in the cottage, sleeping 4. And the stone house has queen size beds in master suites and one bedroom has two twin beds with. All linens and towels are provided as well as a hair dryer, iron, ironing board and complimentary soaps and shampoos.
Located right across the street from tennis courts and one block walk from Lake Tomahawk. Lake Tomahawk is a small lake with a walking path all the way around it, kid friendly playground, sculptures, a summer outdoor concert series and a public swimming pool.
Other Activities: Shopping, Kayaking, Boating, Rock Climbing, Health/Beauty Spa, Basketball Court, Miniature golf
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2 night minimum stay
Notes |
100$ Security Deposit (non refundable for cancellation within 14 days)
Credit Card Required to be on File for Damages Full Payment Due at Check In Advance Full Payment by Check will avoid Credit Card Usage (3%) Fee |
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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"I think the plea is falling on deaf ears."
Don McKinnon
"Think you of the fact that a deaf person cannot hear. Then, what deafness may we not all possess? What senses do we lack that we cannot see and cannot hear another world all around us?"
Frank Herbert
"At some point when your case falls on deaf ears, you have to start looking elsewhere."
Dane Litke
"Their poison is like the poison of a serpent: they are like the deaf adder that stoppeth her ear; / Which will not hearken to the voice of charmers, charming never so wisely."
"And they who, when reminded of the communications of their Lord, do not fall down thereat deaf and blind."
"The King turned a deaf ear to friendly countries' calls for rapprochement with political parties."
Mahesh Acharya
"ETA has turned a deaf ear to the popular outcry that yesterday poured out on the streets, like on so many other occasions."
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2 Aaron said to them, "All right, take out the gold rings from the ears of your wives, your sons, and your daughters, and bring them to me." | 2 Aaron answered them, "Take off the gold earrings that your wives, your sons and your daughters are wearing, and bring them to me." |
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Draw throws wrench into welter scene
Originally Published: February 27, 2011
Brett Okamoto | ESPN.com
SYDNEY -- It was expected there were going to be questions regarding the UFC welterweight division after B.J. Penn fought Jon Fitch at UFC 127 this weekend.
But not this many.
The 170-pound division is completely in the air now, as Penn (16-7-2) and Fitch (23-3-1) fought to a majority draw Sunday afternoon local time at Acer Arena.
With current champion Georges St. Pierre fighting Jake Shields in April and likely moving up in weight after, it was unclear what would happen ...
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Wow.. this is a very very very boring post. But hey! It gave me something to do besides clean two poopie butts, put two babies to nap, feed two babies, blah blah blah… (sorry for the total LAMEASS post but it had to be done…)
Read moreOk, so let's recap, shall we?
Monday 7:00AM: Zen Mommy is born.
Monday 11:00 AM: First coffee wears off and Mommy gets cranky. Just about the time LB gets her first year shots. Fun.
Monday 8:00 PM: Zen Mommy crashes hard. Must. Sleep. Now.
Tuesday 6:35AM: Screw Yoga. It's icy out and Mommy has to drive to work.
Also: Must stop and buy 20 oz tripple latte.
Tuesday 2 PM: Drives to next (and shitty) job. Hates teaching this class. Needs another latte.
Tuesday 6:30 PM: Goes for jog (YEY!)
Tuesday 9:00 PM Baby wakes up, Zen Mommy cusses a lot. Goes to bed at 9:30.
Wednesday 6:00 AM: Alarm goes off. There is a lot of cussing. Baby is awake... Read more
This just in… I got this tea today in a quest to further my Zen, lower calories and keep the holiday spirit alive for cheap (and keep Zen Mommy awake).
I'll let you know if it's any good.
*Update: YUM. Also.. I'm very nauseated again/still. But I SWEAR I won't think I'm pregnant this month, 'k? 'K. But yea, the tea rocks… three Mrs. Flinger's thumbs up.
Read moreWhy didn't you bitches tell me? Did you know that if you get up at six am, you have time to work out, shower, make the bed, DRY YOUR HAIR, drink a coffee and blog? People, I am BLOGGING and the baby is still asleep.
I think I found my Zen.
This "keeping my commitments to myself" thing just might work out after all.
oh, crap… there she is. But see? A whole paragraph written! WEEEEEEEE!
(please excuse the zealous Mrs. Flinger behind the computer. She's had her morning coffee by 8AM…)
Read moreI wrote to y'all. Didn't you get the memo? No? Probably because I had a lovely long post written (including links!) about twenty minutes ago. In the rocker. In LB's room. While I fed her. Damn if I can't remember a word. You SURE you didn't get it? Damn.
Ah, well, here's the dillio… we found out what was behind the night from hell. Knowledge is power, people. Remember that. She will never ever take Robitusin again.
The open house went well. We have a person who wants to come back and look at the house again. We also made an offer on an amazingly large, perfect 4 bedroom 2.5 bath house on the WEST side of town (read: fancy side). We... Read more
LB is doing much better. Her fever broke at 2 pm today, not ironically the exact time her doctor apt was. You know how it goes, "The baby, she had a rough night… blah blah blah.. oh look! 98.7 degrees! Oh! Look at her giggle! What a fun kid she is!" Yea, I know.. she's a ball full of fun. You shouldda come to the party last night.
Meanwhile, I'm currently treating my upset tummy as if I was pregnant (which, read: I AM NOT). I forgot that being nauseated might not mean you need to eat every scone in sight. I forgot that you don't process milk well when it's actually the flu. I forgot how freakin' hot and cold you get with a fever. But boy, do I get a refresher course now.
Looks like we'll be cleaning like mad... Read more
#Rants and Raves#Weght Loss and Body Image
Let's review the Night From Hell, shall we?
4:30-7:30pm Screaming. Refues to eat/take medicine/snuggle/sleep
7:30-10pm Drive baby around. Doesn't fall asleep.
10:15 pm Falls asleep as we enter driveway.
10:16 pm Wakes up.
10:30-11:00 pm Falls into a light sleep in her crib. Mr. Flinger and I rush to go to bed hoping for a little shut eye.
11:00 pm We're wrong. She's up. Screaming.
11:00-1:30 am Plays/eats "O's"/will not take medicine but mommy puts it in pure apple juice hoping to sugar shock the kid into drinking motrin.
It works.
2:00 AM falls asleep on Mr. Flinger... Read more
Molars. 103 fever. Fuck.
Read moreA lot of you use Captchas on your comments. Those annoying graphics that you have to type in the same letters or else you can't comment? I totally get why you do it. But, it's making me a bit batty. See… I've started making up WORDS to them, people. Like they have meaning. Or abbreviations. Yea.
For example. I just signed one that was WWXKMP. So, naturally, I came up with World Wide Xanga Kong My Pump.
So, bring it, Flingers. What are some funny captchas? Got anything good you made up? You'll never look at a captcha the same…
Read moreA joke:
Is it too republican to open the door for trick or treaters and say, "I don't believe in hand outs. I believe we have a system set up to take care of our underprivileged. You damn beggars!"
Heh. Just kidding. But still, it's funny. Damn.
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5277 Trillium Blvd., Hoffman Estates, IL, 60192, US
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Susan Wilm, Marketing Assistant, Renishaw Inc., 5277 Trillium Blvd., Hoffman Estates, IL 60192. firstname.lastname@example.com Tel: 847.286.9953
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Industrial Gauge is cell-ready with software and process monitor.
December 17, 2014Equator™ Flexible Gauge works with EZ-IO software, which facilitates cell controller communications configuration and allows intelligent functions, such as automatic re-mastering, upon detection of change in shop floor temperature and then directs robot/shuttle system to load master part into gauge. Process Monitor display provides graphical chart of history of feature measurements and enables management of mastering process according to temperature, time, or number of parts measured. Read More
Shop-Floor Comparative Gauge supports two probing technologies.
September 19, 2014Equator™ supports touch-trigger probing via TP20 probe for single-point probing applications. Suited for in-line gauging tasks, TP20 can be used for capture of discrete point data. Equator can also switch automatically to SP25 scanning module, which allows continuous scanning of features at speeds to 200 mm/s, and use integrated changing rack to provide any combination of measurement routines. Gauge uses principle of mastering to cope with changes in temperature on shop floor and offers Feature Compare function. Read More
Laser Radar Sensor delivers high accuracy, dynamic positioning.
June 3, 2014Fanbeam provides repetitive dynamic positioning to offshore support vessels and other marine structures. While adding performance and stability through control software that increases reliability of single-target tracking capability, system allows multiple operator stations for when control needs to be transferred between bridge personnel. Target tracking and modeling prevent spurious targets from causing drive off, and intelligent clutter rejection provides clear signals. Read More
Mini Incremental Optical Encoder has filtering optics, AGC, AOC.
March 19, 2014With readhead as small as 6.7 x 12.7 x 20.5 mm, ATOM™ non-contact optical linear and rotary incremental encoder system uses filtering optics with Auto Gain Control (AGC) and Auto Offset Control (AOC) for optimal signal stability and dirt immunity. Encoder offers analog speeds to 20 m/sec (29,000 rpm on 17 mm disc) and digital resolutions to 1 nm when used with Renishaw interpolation electronics. Scale options include linear and rotary (angle) scales in stainless steel and glass. Read More
Laser Calibration Analysis Software offers error compensation.
March 7, 2014Compatible with ML10, XL-80, and XR20-W laser calibration systems, XCal-View lets user select, edit, and format data in variety of graph formats. Generic error compensation allows assessment of machine errors and creation of linear compensation files, while zero-point shifting function allows data to be offset so that effective "0" position is different from one used for data capture. Data can be transferred to other programs such as MS Excel, and PDF reports can be generated and printed. Read More
Comparative Gauging System offers instant inspection status.
December 9, 2013Equipped with process monitoring software, Equator displays measurement results of inspected features, as well as measurement history of each feature, instantly via monitoring window in shop-floor user interface. Organizer front-end software works with MODUS™ program to let operators manage re-mastering process based on temperature limits, number of parts, or time since last master. Status bargraph shows inspection results for last part measured as proportion of tolerance either side of nominal. Read More
Rotary Axis Calibrator measures angular position to ±1 arc sec.
March 18, 2013Operating with XL-80 or ML10 laser interferometers, Model XR20-W wirelessly measures angular position of rotary axes for testing accuracy of lathes, multi-axis machine tools, trunnion tables, and spindles. Off-axis rotary software allows XR20-W to be used even when it cannot be positioned directly on rotary axis under test. Software calculates true position and records axis performance and errors when compared to intended target. Test results are sent to PC via Bluetooth® connection. Read More
Comparative Gauge accommodates tall and fixtured parts.
January 31, 2013Equator 300 can inspect features on parts up to 300 mm tall as well as those attached to machining fixtures, with changeover to smaller parts using extended fixture plate spacer. Space below gauging system facilitates automated part handling with robots and conveyors. This alternative to traditional dedicated gauging can switch between parts in seconds, offers push-button operation, and uses fixturing that positions parts to within 1 mm of where master was measured. Read More
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Published: March 8, 2013
Legecy Celebration
The Washington County Community Foundation has received a $5,000 sponsorship gift from Bowles Rice law firm to serve as the signature sponsor of the foundation's Legacy Celebration donor recognition event. The gift is Bowles Rice's first contribution to WCCF. Bowles Rice is a full-service commercial and defense law firm with 135 attorneys and eight offices in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky and Virginia. The firm's key areas of practice include energy law, banking law, litigation, employers' liability law, construction law and education law. James H. McCune, a partner at Bowles Rice and WCCF trustee, left, recently presented the firm's $5,000 contribution to WCCF chairman William M. Campbell. McCune joined Bowles Rice in August 2012 and manages the firm's Southpointe office.


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Breakfast Topic: Where's the best music in WoW? {WoW}
Mar 4th 2012 8:32AM Tirisfal Glades, when them fae dragons come to sing.
Breakfast Topic: What's the best race for each class? {WoW}
Feb 21st 2012 8:18AM Anything tauren.
Heart of the Aspects video and giveaway {WoW}
Feb 15th 2012 10:09AM me! me! me!
Heart of the Aspects mount now available for $25 {WoW}
Feb 14th 2012 5:18PM awesome!
Breakfast Topic: What parts of gameplay do you consider a chore? {WoW}
Feb 4th 2012 9:10AM Dailies, grinding for pets, doing dungeons for VP, Archaeology and leveling professions.
All of those are a small part, though.
Third faction or logistical nightmare? {WoW}
Feb 3rd 2012 2:16PM I'd love to have naga as a neutral race. "But their tails and mounts and pants and shoes and-" Just go worgen style and have they switch forms imo.
Around Azeroth: The great space octopus {WoW}
Jan 31st 2012 10:19AM Heh, where is that from?
The Queue: Short but sweet {WoW}
Jan 23rd 2012 2:44PM On the topic of log in screens, how awesome would it be to have a MoP log in screen that switched every time you opened it? Always showing either a piece of paradise or an encampement, friendly or not.
Around Azeroth: Man bites dog {WoW}
Jan 22nd 2012 10:24AM That tree is photobombing this picture o_o.
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DirecTV characterized the loss as a deliberate effort on their part to shake out some of the "bad" customers. Any time you lose upwards of five percent of your customers, there should be a sucking sound of some sort. More than 1 million adds (down 9% from Q3 2005) resulting in less than 170,000 additional customers (of which less than a third are considered "quality")?
What caused this exodus will be debated for quite a while, but the likely answer is going to be a combination of the competition improving while not markedly improving themselves.
That would be the correct assessment in my opinion. Two years ago, I would have never imagined leaving DirecTV. I swore I would never even entertain the thought of going back to TWC but the R15 and a steadily degrading picture quality have basically eliminated any quality differences between D* and TWC. Price is the last advantage DTV has over the comparable digital cable package but that gap is narrowing as well. And when it comes time to pay for the fleet of new birds, it will likely close completely.
I sit patiently waiting for the arrival of FiOS. Then they can both take a hike...


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With a name that combines words meaning wholeness, life, and joy, OM'echaye welcomes clients searching for ways to look and feel their best through fitness classes and alternative health treatments. Classes range from Zumba to cycling. Yoga sessions derived from traditions including Iyengar, Kundalini, and Vinyasa soothe minds while building flexibility, and Pilates workouts build the core strength needed for holding up the earth while Atlas is on vacation.
The center also delves into the internal aspects of health and wellness with integrative living programs that run the gamut from dieting and detox to acupuncture and vibrational therapy. Spa services help clients look as good as they feel, aiding relaxation with massages or enhancing exteriors with facials and manicures. The center?s restaurant even helps guests stay on track by dishing up healthy fare made with fresh, natural ingredients, rather than serving preprocessed foods or meats from extinct animals.
Owner Rosa Santana had the privilege of learning directly from BKS Iyengar, living yoga master who continues to practice even at the age of 95. She was so inspired by his unique approach to yoga?which combines poses with props such as blankets, bolsters, blocks, and straps to develop proper musculoskeletal alignment?that she began to devote her life to the healing practice, becoming an instructor in 1995. Today, she shares her passion with students and teachers in her studio, which serves to sooth nerves and rabid spirit animals alike. She and a team of equally fervent yoga teachers work with students of all abilities during the 60- and 90-minute sessions, shepherding students through a tapestry of postures, some prop-assisted. With enough practice, Santana believes that students may see an increase in strength and flexibility, as well as a decrease in stress and tension.


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01 Feb 2007 - 14:35:46
Swansea City boss Kenny Jackett is delighted to have wrapped up the permanent signing of loan star Marcos Painter from Birmingham City.
The 20-year-old left-back has made nine appearances for the Swans since his arrival from the Blues and has now completed a switch that could eventually cost the Swans £75,000.
Jackett told the South Wales Echo: "He had a couple of niggling injuries since he joined us which has made things a bit stop-start, but Marcos has looked good.
"When you consider that he is only 20, there is potential for the future and hopefully he will go on and get better with us.
"I really like his attitude and I think he will be a good addition in terms of focus and team spirit."
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Douay-Rheims (RHE) | New International Version (NIV) |
21 And when you shall see the daughters of Silo come out, as the custom is, to dance, come ye on a sudden out of the vineyards, and catch you every man his wife among them, and go into the land of Benjamin. | 21 and watch. When the girls of Shiloh come out to join in the dancing, then rush from the vineyards and each of you seize a wife from the girls of Shiloh and go to the land of Benjamin. |
The Douay-Rheims Bible is in the public domain. (Douay Rheims Catholic Bible Translation Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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I think I look better naked with a little extra weight, but my clothes don't look as good and my wardrobe becomes limited. It makes getting dressed a pain sometimes. I can't go out and buy new clothes, even secondhand right now, plus i like my clothes. Lol, I wonder which DH cares more about.
Nobody bats an eye at the almost naked giant pictures of women in the lingerie store displays/ads. Showing boobage and cleavage in a sexual way in order to sell under garments is perfectly fine. But the moment a nursing mother feeds her hungry baby and suddenly people are all up in arms about seeing a little boob? Give me a break! Makes no sense to me.
Dh tooled through the movie selections on FIOS, we settled on some obscure spy flick( are there ratings posted?). Of course there's always a sexy woman in these movies, she's on her tummy naked, very short, tame scene, DS14 is rivoted. Dh had the remote, I would've changed channels at this point. Next scene she rolls over, DH just sits there staring, I exclaimed, "Geez, just serve it up on a platter for the child Dh!" Agape he fumbles for the remote. Nothing wrong with the human body just beyond awkward for all involved.
My DD4 was naked flips down our hallway and I made a flippant joke about it. She was embarrassed and ran off to put clothes on. I felt AWFUL. I never ever want her to have body issues like I have struggled with. So I stripped down naked and asked her to join me for some more flipping. I felt like a fool, but she had such a good time!
I'm so used to seeing naked people at this point it doesn't even register with me. Picking out pasties or sex toys with friends is as normal to me as clipping coupons. My life is a little weird sometimes but I love it and wouldn't trade it for anything
My FB friend sent her son to a retreat and been born again now! She posts how she hates all the things that people like and share and how she has to put up with the sex and naked women and aborted fetuses on her page. Really?! What about your happy now mad next manic up and down drama blasting full force from your status updates? You think we should have to ride your mood swings too?! Today your all holy and moral this is the same chick who wanted to bone random guys while she is married!
My mom and dad were very freewheeling hippie types who used to walk around naked in the house and talk about the beauty of the human body. I used to beg them to put clothes on as a child and am still dressing very modestly today as an adult.
Ok so ds3 is finally going to the potty at home and school!! Only problem is , he will not poop in the toilet. I've tried letting him sit in it, letting him walk around naked, forcing him to sit on the toilet, bribery... Nothing works... I'm seriously ready to quit.
So. You get to go spend a whole work day's worth of time - 10 hours - out gambling with your dad. On the only day this weekend we had a chance to just hang out and relax. Fine. The weekend after your bachelor party, which you left for early and came home from all hung over. Yeah, I expected that but still. And you still have naked pix of your effing ex in your email, which you didn't delete ecen after you realized they were there still, months after you deleted them off your computer. And now I'm home with the kids and the dogs and the chores and I'm feeling irrelevant and inadequate and fat.


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Sleeps | 20 |
Bedrooms | 6 |
Bathrooms | 4 |
Property type | house |
Minimum Stay | 3 nights |
Not far from Lake Geneva, our spacious and comfy house is prominently situated on spring-fed Lauderdale Lakes in Elkhorn, WI, just bursting with knick knacks and activities. It's the perfect place for family reunions, weekends away with friends and children, golf foursomes, girls' get-away weekends, etc. Everyone can stay under the same roof instead of in different hotel rooms, waking up together to enjoy all the comforts of home. You're welcome to use anything that's out, from my mom's home-thrown pottery, to the abundant collections of books, movies, games and toys--for all ages (motorized vehicles excluded for insurance purposes). Adults can avoid drinking and driving by singing karaoke in the tavern downstairs while the kids play in the nearby rec rooms. Or borrow our canoe and paddleboats (and life jackets) and go out on the lake. Truly, plenty to do for all ages in all kinds of weather. Sleeps 10 adults and 10 kids comfortably, with a triple bunk area for cousins and friends.
Escape to Wisconsin! (Just not after The PROM. We are a PROM-FREE ZONE.) Truly a home away from home, our house has that lived-in feel because it IS lived in by us, as often as possible. But when we're not using it, we hope you'll love, appreciate and care for it just like we do.
Perfect for larger groups: Family reunions, College reunions (no recent grads, please!), girls' getaway weekends, golf groups, extended family get-togethers that nobody wants to host--you name it! It's easy to maximize valuable time together when you're all under one roof. Doing the dishes is more fun at someone else's house, right? We assume groups staying here share our love of the family setting and will embrace the home-like atmosphere while putting up with our personal belongings. This is not The Hilton! It's neutral territory but with all the comforts of home. You have the run of an entire well-stocked house instead of trying to squeeze into various hotel suites for Happy Hour or family game time. There's plenty for all ages to do without ever leaving the premises!
Easy access!: Drive up from Chicagoland, hop over from Milwaukee or Madison, or fly into either O'hare or Milwaukee and head straight there. Use Mapquest or our map. We haven't had anyone get lost yet (except for my brother-in-law years ago, and we're still looking for him).
Activities galore!: All ages, all weather, there really is something for everyone. 3 gas fireplaces keep the place toasty for marshmallow roasting. A/C takes the edge off in the sultry months. Towels and linens are on-site so you don't have to lug them along. Feel free to use our coolers for beach play or paddle boat rides, take advantage of local activities, or just hang around the house and relax. Mini driveway tennis gives you an activity right outside the garage door (a tennis/paddle hybrid), and there are scooters and toys to keep the little ones occupied when you're sweating through a tie-breaker. Not quite ready to settle down after dinner? How about Pictionary?
Put in a good movie for the kids (and grandma) while the adults head down to the Tavern on the lower level. Sit at the bar (someone can play bartender; don't forget to BYOB), or grab the mike and commandeer the karaoke machine. Play darts, cards, or the piano, have a few beverages, and then all you have to do is find your bedroom before someone else steals it from you! The next thing you'll be aware of is the smell of coffee wafting from the kitchen, and the murmur of the early risers as they hang stumble into the great room to start another fun day.
My husband and I are both from large families, so when we bought what the tax assessor informally dubbed 'the best lot on the lake,' we decided to build a home big enough to comfortably house everyone from infants to grandparents. It has served us well over the years as we've hosted our share of family reunions, groups of friends with kids, parents without kids, surprise parties, girls' weekends, guys' golf trips--you name it! We know firsthand how beautifully it works for all those demographics. Our 3 daughters have grown up there, creating priceless childhood memories. As they get older and less available to spend time there, I've pinned my hopes on coming full circle and being in the Grandma role myself someday, with all our tried and true lake house traditions intact and the baby cradles back in action! There's hope on the horizon. Our oldest (the one who used to get us up religiously at 5:30 am to go fishing down on the dock) just got engaged on the lake this summer. Literally--out on the paddle boat! I can't wait to spend family weekends there with little ones again. This next time around I'll sigh contentedly, roll over and go back to sleep while she pulls on the rubber gloves I used to wear ( for taking the fish off the hook and tossing them back in) and heads down to the beach...
Chris Castino purchased this house in 1994
My husband's parents had a place on Lauderdale Lakes from the time he was in high school. (Don't tell him, but trips to the lake were part of the appeal in dating him! I learned to water ski here at the ripe old age of 23, honing my beer pong skills as well.) Being one of 9 children, they had to share time at the lake so holidays were full family events and then each of the kids got a week in the summer via the family lottery system. We were up there with our young children during 'our' week. The thought of owning our own lake home was a distant dream. As we putzed around in his parents' classic pontoon boat (It's still up and running!) we spotted a For Sale sign down by the lakefront. The rest is history. Even though we weren't really in the market yet, we couldn't pass up the opportunity to build a customized home on the best location on the lake. If we'd waited until the right time, we would've missed out on so many years of fun. We've thanked our lucky stars a million times over that we were in the right place at the right time! Gotta love serendipity!
We love being immersed in nature, yet having all the modern conveniences of a comfy home. We put many many hours and lots of experience into designing a house that would work for lots of bodies of all ages, and it paid off. I spent years filling and furnishing it (to an extreme, my husband claims. And I can't really argue with him there), so it doesn't seem like a rental. You feel more like it's your house once you settle in. It pretty much has everything we need, so basically that means we have almost everything you might need! The location is so easy for everyone to get to, being a short drive from the northern suburbs of Chicago where we live, as well as an easy ride from major airports. In the early years we used to squeeze in one last night, leaving early Monday morning to get the kids to school in time. They were a little groggy, but it was worth it. If we'd taken two cars up, my youngest and I would play hooky (don't tell the truant officer) and wander home at our leisure. She didn't suffer academically, and we have those extra special memories of one -on-one time together just doing puzzles and building sandcastles. Ah, don't get me started. We love our house! So we love it when others enjoy and appreciate it to its full potential.
Enjoy a panoramic view of the lake from our private point, 900 ft of shoreline on 2 acres. Secluded, but an easy drive to groceries, restaurants, outings.
Local highlights: Old World Wisconsin (a living museum; experience life in the pioneer days), Kettle Moraine Trails for hiking, biking and x-country skiing; downhill skiing and outdoor concerts at Alpine Valley, water park, shows and dining at The Grand Geneva Resort--all within 15- 20 minutes. Marina on the lake for rentals--or bring your own boat to the public launch. Plenty to do, indoors and out. Build a sandcastle on our little beach, play driveway tennis or get out the sidewalk chalk, or enjoy a game of Scrabble in front of a roaring fire. Equipped for everyone from babies to grandparents. Our house is not a typical stark rental, but is chock full of what makes it our slice of heaven--knick knacks, games, toys. Slide our clothes to the side to make room in the closets for an extended stay, and make yourselves at home!
Other Activities: Karaoke! Speedboat rentals available. Laundry facilities on-site.
Golf: Evergreen Golf Course
Grand Geneva Resort
Ski: Grand Geneva Resort
Alpine Valley
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Cleaning | $275 |
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Holiday rate is $1325/night plus cleaning of $295.
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Set in the stunning Gloucestershire countryside just 5 minutes from the M5, this Victorian Manor House offers an indoor pool, gym, spa, 18-hole Golf course and free Wi-Fi and parking. Situated in 176 acres of beautiful parkland on the site of the 1471 Battle of Tewkesbury, the Hotel sits high above the historic town of Tewkesbury and has panoramic views of the Abbey, Malvern Hills and Cotswold Hills. Blending the classical elegance of its historic origins with the luxury of modern facilities and contemporary style, it cultivates an stmosphere of inspired relaxation and indulgent pleasure.Each of the 82 en-suite bedrooms has been individually decorated, boasting elegant, contemporary design with sleek, stylish furnishings. Guests can choose from Double, Twin, Executive and Family options all of which come fully equipped with free Wi-Fi access, flat-screen TV, radio, hairdryer, 24 hour room service and tea & coffee making facilities. Many rooms also feature scenic views of the hote
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January Existing-Home Sales See Price Gains, Seller's Market Developing
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun discusses the rise of existing-home sales and home prices, and the developing seller's market.
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What is the Mission of the REALTOR® Party?
The REALTOR® Party is an energized movement of real estate professionals fighting to keep the dream of home ownership alive for this country.
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What Is the REALTOR® Party?
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Pending Home Sales Down in December but Remain on Uptrend
Pending home sales declined in December but have stayed above year-ago levels for 20 consecutive months.
Video: Uneven Uptrend in Pending Home Sales
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun talks about the uneven uptrend in pending home sales, pointing out that limited supply of homes for sale appears to be the main factor holding back contract signings.
Let's Hang Out for America's Veterans
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Existing-Home Sales Slip in December, Prices Continue to Rise
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26 "'I can guarantee that everyone who has something will be given more. But everything will be taken away from those who don't have much. | 26 "He replied, 'I tell you that to everyone who has, more will be given, but as for the one who has nothing, even what he has will be taken away. |
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Rosy's Healthy Cookbook
A collection of Rosy's recipes and other SP recipes that are low in fat.
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A healthy alternative to an American favorite. Carbs: 16.4g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 2.1g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 116.9
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So yummy and sweet ... you don't even need syrup! Carbs: 48.4g | Fat: 2.6g | Fiber: 3.5g | Protein: 9.3g | Calories: 246.6
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The "Cosmogonic" Form of Genesis 1
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From 2012: Many secular and many evangelical voices agree on one 'truism'—that if you are an orthodox Christian with a high view of the authority of the Bible, you cannot believe in evolution in any form at all. New Atheist authors such as Richard Dawkins and creationist writers such as Ken Ham seem to have arrived at consensus on this.
Science is an honest and noble pursuit, evidence of human intellect and curiosity, and to turn away from these is to deny a very important part of who God created us to be in the first place.
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We don't have all the answers and never will. And when God says that he is revealed in his creation, I think that means we need to take care of what we have and understand where we came from. The more I understand how things work, the bigger God gets. When he was just a magician pulling things out of a hat, that doesn't even compare to how I see him now!
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Elena Kagan: former solicitors general back Supreme Court nominee
Elena Kagan was the first woman solicitor general – the government's top lawyer at the Supreme Court. Former solicitors general have written a letter endorsing the Supreme Court nominee.
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Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan has won the endorsement of the eight men who preceded her as solicitor general of the United States.
Former solicitors general for the past 25 years – serving Presidents Reagan through George W. Bush – said Ms. Kagan had "honored the finest traditions" of that office during her past year of service as the government's top lawyer at the Supreme Court.
The endorsement was made in a letter sent Tuesday to the Senate Judiciary Committee in advance of Kagan's confirmation hearings, which are set to begin on Monday.
IN PICTURES: Justices with no prior judicial experience
"She really does have the right stuff," said Seth Waxman in a conference call with reporters.
Mr. Waxman served as President Clinton's solicitor general at the time Kagan was working as a lawyer and policy adviser in the Clinton White House. He said he also had professional contact with her preparing cases before the high court during the past year and as president of the board of overseers at Harvard where Kagan was dean of the law school.


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AutoCAD is a computer-aided design and drafting application that supports 2D and 3D formats.
Note: Students can download this software multiple times and are not limited in downloads.
This version of AutoCAD is limited to student download for personal use only.
See other ways to use this software.
See how to fix the "Unidentified Developer" error when installing.