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Baseball, Basketball, Billiards / Pool, Dancing, Football, Tennis / Racquet sports
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I have Dogs
I'm a "dog person". But not particularly opposed to a cat. Although Marshal may disagree. I shoot snakes. My yard isn't big enough for a horse, but that may change. I only eat birds and fish.
Napa Valley, Caribbean, Manhattan, Austin, New Mexico, Costa Rica...Locally, you will typically find me in Uptown, West Seventh, Grapevine, or Southlake listening to a live band or just hanging out with some friends at a restaurant or pub.
Northwestern State University of Louisiana, Natchitoches, LA
Favorite Music: Sinatra, Strait, Zac Brown, Tim McGraw, Gary Allen, Adele, John Legend, Maxwell, Mumford and Sons, Ray Charles, Red Hot Chili Peppers..When I do watch tv, I'll tune into DIY network, CNBC, Pawn Stars, and ESPN.
Travel, Movies, Sport events, Dining, fishing, working out, reading, a cold beer at a good dive with live music. Never met a dance floor that I didn't like. Been known to break dance on occasion, at a good friends wedding:)...
Currently reading 'The Bully Pulpit", Quiet Strength (Coach Tony Dungee), and the Road Less Traveled is a staple.
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Height: | 5'10" (177cms) | 5'0" (152cms) to 5'8" (172cms) |
Body type: | Athletic and toned | Slender, Athletic and toned |
Eyes: | Brown | No preference |
Hair: | Dark brown | No preference |
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Smoke: | No Way | No Way |
Drink: | Social Drinker | Never, Social Drinker |
Occupation: | Financial / Accounting / Real Estate | No preference |
Good w numbers and enjoy helping others as their Financial Planner. Love to see the transformation of someones success into Financial Peace of mind. Also personally invest and manage real estate. |
Income: | $150,001+ | No preference |
Relationship: | Divorced | Never Married, Widow / Widower, Divorced |
Have kids: | No | Yes, and they sometimes live at home, No, Yes, and they live at home |
Wants kids: | Definitely | Definitely, Someday |
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Ethnicity: | Latino / Hispanic | No preference |
Fourth generation US. Family on both sides come from Monterrey Mexico. After doing some further research I have discovered that I am mostly Spanish with some NA Indian, French and German. To keep it simple, I say "Hispanic". |
Faith: | Christian / Other | Christian / Catholic, Christian / LDS, Christian / Protestant, Jewish, Spiritual but not religious, Christian / Other |
Attend Gateway Church (Non-denominational Christian) in Southlake. As long as your relationship with God is on top of your list then we may have a chance to build something meaningful and lasting. Even if just a friendship. |
Languages: | English | English |
Education: | Bachelors degree | Associates degree, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree, PhD / Post Doctoral |
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Myelin sheaths cover many nerve fibers in the central and peripheral nervous system; they accelerate axonal transmission of neural impulses. Disorders that affect myelin interrupt nerve transmission; symptoms may reflect deficits in any part of the nervous system.
Myelin formed by oligodendroglia in the CNS differs chemically and immunologically from that formed by Schwann cells peripherally. Thus, some myelin disorders (eg, Guillain-Barré syndrome, chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, some other peripheral nerve polyneuropathies—see Polyneuropathy) tend to affect primarily the peripheral nerves, and others affect primarily the CNS (see Table 1: Disorders That Can Cause CNS Demyelination). The most commonly affected areas in the CNS are the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves.
Demyelination is often secondary to an infectious, ischemic, metabolic, or hereditary disorder or to a toxin (eg, alcohol, ethambutol Some Brand Names MYAMBUTOL Click for Drug Monograph ). In primary demyelinating disorders, cause is unknown, but an autoimmune mechanism is suspected because the disorder sometimes follows a viral infection or viral vaccination.
Demyelination tends to be segmental or patchy, affecting multiple areas simultaneously or sequentially. Remyelination often occurs, with repair, regeneration, and complete recovery of neural function. However, extensive myelin loss is usually followed by axonal degeneration and often cell body degeneration; both may be irreversible.
Demyelination should be considered in any patient with unexplained neurologic deficits. Primary demyelinating disorders are suggested by the following:
Specific tests and treatment depend on the specific disorder.
Table 1
Hereditary disorders
Phenylketonuria and other aminoacidurias
Tay-Sachs, Niemann-Pick, and Gaucher diseases
Hurler syndrome
Krabbe disease and other leukodystrophies*
Leber hereditary optic atrophy and related mitochondrial disorders
Hypoxia and ischemia
Carbon monoxide toxicity and other syndromes of delayed hypoxic cerebral demyelination
Progressive subcortical ischemic demyelination
Nutritional deficiencies
Osmotic demyelination syndrome† (formerly called central pontine myelinolysis)
Demyelination of the corpus callosum (Marchiafava-Bignami disease)
Vitamin B12 deficiency
Direct viral invasion of CNS
Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
Subacute sclerosing panencephalitis
Tropical spastic paraparesis/HTLV-1–associated myelopathy
Primary demyelinating disorders
Recurrent, progressive disorders (multiple sclerosis and its variants)
Monophasic disorders such as optic neuritis, acute transverse myelitis, acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, and acute hemorrhagic leukoencephalitis
Neuromyelitis optica
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*Some subtypes may also cause peripheral demyelination.
†Osmotic demyelination syndrome may also be caused by Na fluxes.
HTLV-1 = human T-lymphotropic virus 1.
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Though not categorised as juvenile offenders, those in the 18-21 age group are kept in the Borstal school to prevent their mingling with hardened criminals.
Prison and police sources identified the four escapees as R. Selvam (19) of Edappadi in Salem, arrested by the Salem police in a case of robbery/theft, V. Sathish alias Mookan (21) of Salem arrested by the Perumanallur police in a theft case, S. Syed Ibrahim (21) of Dharapuram arrested in a theft case and D. Komal Triki (21) arrested by the Tirupur North police in a murder case. The school is functioning from a 113-year-old building constructed with lime mortar. Using aluminium utensils, the accused made a water outlet in the toilet big enough for them to escape. The dampness in the wall made their job easy, the authorities said.
The escape was confirmed with a head count; the authorities found only 63 inmates, as against the actual 67. The police alerted all the check-posts and a hunt was launched for the four. Bus stands and railway stations were subjected to a thorough check from 3.30 a.m., to seal all the possible routes of escape. As the first two accused hailed from Salem district, police intensified vehicle checks, especially buses and trucks on that route.
Superintendent of Coimbatore Central Prison A. Murugesan visited the Borstal School and examined the escape route and held an inquiry. Mr.Murugesan ordered the suspension of Head Warders K. Nallasamy, M. Manoharan and A. Viswanathan from service on charges of dereliction of duty.
Meanwhile, Namakkal police sources confirmed that special teams led by Superintendent of Police A. Pari and DSP Velan nabbed Sathish and Komal Triki by noon. Three special teams are on the job of nabbing the other two. The secured two were being sent to Coimbatore. It was learnt that they had planned to reach Namakkal and mobilise funds and then had planned to go out of Tamil Nadu. Police said there were definite clues that would help them nab the other two accused soon.
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What's New at the StudioThe work of Studio 2 is featured in this months issue of DREAM HOMES magazine. www.dreamhomes.com We created hand glazed metallic finishes on the walls and ceiling areas of this beautiful mansion in Olivenhain in the foothills of Rancho Santa Fe.
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With the help of years-old text messages, the government today offered its strongest evidence yet that former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick was part of a conspiracy to rig city contracts to enrich his friend and himself.
Jurors saw several text messages involving at least two water projects that landed Kilpatrick's longtime contractor friend and co-defendant Bobby Ferguson nearly $27 million in work. Jurors also saw text exchanges between Ferguson and Kilpatrick in which they discussed concerns that Ferguson might be left out of deals. Their main gripe was with their co-defendant, former Detroit water chief Victor Mercado, whom they blasted in several texts.
"His slick (expletive) is running out. I got his (expletive) on something. I aint happy," Kilpatrick texted Ferguson on March 14, 2004.
Kilpatrick was responding to a text from Ferguson, who had expressed concern that Mercado was leaving him out of a deal to replace water mains in downtown Detroit. Ferguson ultimately got the job for $6.9 million.
Ferguson's defense team has argued that Ferguson is an honest businessman who performed quality work for the city, even before Kilpatrick became mayor. They also argue that Ferguson is being targeted unfairly for routine practices in the contracting world, such as asking for more money on a project, and that he earned everything he got, including the $6.9-million downtown water main contract.
According to courtroom testimony and text messages, this is how behind-the-scenes talks and meetings helped Ferguson land that contract:
The project was overseen by a company called DLZ and its executive, Pratap Rajadhyaksha, who testified today that city officials encouraged him to give Ferguson work "and that helping Mr. Ferguson would please the mayor."
Ferguson, in text messages, complained about how contractors were getting picked for the downtown job. When he learned he may not get in on the deal, he texted this to Kilpatrick in February 2004:
"Hate to bother you, but you need to hear this. (Chief contractorÆs) people stopped negotiations with my people and is trying to give the job to one of the other contractors."
Kilpatrick: "WHAT."
Ferguson: "Just what you said before, when we are not apart of the decision making, we get (expletive) no matter how the process started. you still in the office."
Eventually, on March 15, 2004, DLZ disclosed its recommendation to award the downtown water main project to the three lowest bidders. Ferguson was not on the list, triggering more text messages.
The next day, Mercado texted Kilpatrick: "mr. mayor. I need to speak with you. Can you call me or set up a meeting. It is urgent."
That day, Kilpatrick texted Ferguson for a meeting, saying it was "very important."
Kilpatrick: "Can you come to my office ... It's about downtown project."
A week later, Ferguson was blindsided. He sent a text to Kilpatrick, complaining that the water main project was awarded to three white firms.
Ferguson: ōVictor just outsmarted us, he just had me come to his office. I thought it was about the job we have, it was about the three lowest bidders, white folks.ö
Despite all the controversy, in the end, Ferguson got what he wanted. In July 2004, he was awarded the downtown contract for $6.9 million.
Another bigger project yielded Ferguson even more money: $16.9 million. That's how much Ferguson's two entities -- Ferguson Enterprises and Xcel Construction -- made for helping install water mains on the city's east and west sides, according to the testimony of federal agent Carol Paszkiewicz, who investigated the contracts.
Kilpatrick; his father, Bernard Kilpatrick; Ferguson, and Mercado are charged with running a criminal enterprise through the mayor's office to enrich themselves. They are accused of, among other things, rigging bids and shaking down contractors to steer work Ferguson's way and using nonprofit funds for personal use.
They all deny the allegations.
Testimony resumes Thursday.
• http://m.freep.com/kilpatricktrial/article?a=2012309010196&f=3768>A brief history of the Kwame Kilpatrick public corruption trial
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• http://m.freep.com/kilpatricktrial/article?a=2012309020130&f=3768>List of criminal charges against Kwame Kilpatrick, Bernard Kilpatrick, Bobby Ferguson and Victor Mercado
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If the Yankees decide to go hunting for something better than the non-answers for replacing Alex Rodriguez they have in their own system, there are a couple of ways they could go; shopping for journeymen or second-tier prospects blocked in their current organizations or perhaps gunning for something a little more exotic as action gets underway in the World Baseball Classic.
Jeff Baisley, Athletics: More known for his pitching exploits in college, Baisely was the Midwest League MVP two years ago, but he's slowed down a bit at the upper levels. Still, he's an above-average defender with a little bit of pop and some on-base skills, and the Nomar Garciaparra signing likely means another year at Triple-A for him. -- Kevin Goldstein
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A historic deal to halt the mass extinction of species was finally agreed last night in what conservationists see as the most important international treaty aimed at preventing the collapse of the world's wildlife.
Delegates from more than 190 countries meeting in Nagoya, Japan, agreed at the 11th hour on an ambitious conservation programme to protect global biodiversity and the natural habitats that support the most threatened animals and plants.
After 18 years of debate, two weeks of talks, and tense, last-minute bargaining, the meeting of the UN Convention on Biodiversity agreed on 20 key "strategic goals" to be implemented by 2020 that should help to end the current mass extinction of species.
The sweeping plan to put the brakes on the loss of species includes a set of new targets to be implemented by the end of the decade that will give greater protection to the natural world and enshrine the benefits it gives to humankind in a legally binding code of protection.
"This agreement reaffirms the fundamental need to conserve nature as the very foundation of our economy and our society," said Jim Leape, director general of the conservation group WWF International.
"Governments have sent a strong message that protecting the health of the planet has a place in international politics, and countries are ready to join forces to save life on Earth," Mr Leape said.
One of the 20 targets agreed by the delegates was to extend national parks to increase the area of protected land in the world from 12.5 per cent to 17 per cent, and the area of protected oceans from 1 per cent to 10 per cent by 2020. Another target is to lift threatened species from the risk of extinction.
Environment ministers from around the globe also agreed on rules for sharing the commercial benefits of nature's genetic resources between governments and companies, a key trade and intellectual property issue that could be worth billions of dollars in new funds for developing nations.
One idea enshrined in the new protocol is to set up a special fund from a proportion of the profits made from commercial products derived from biological material collected decades or even centuries ago from natural habitats in the developing world.
Caroline Spelman, Britain's Environment Secretary, said last night from Nagoya: "We have also agreed an historic protocol which has been 18 years in the making, establishing a regime where developing countries will allow access to their genetic and natural resources in return for a share of the benefits for their use."
This feature of the agreement was the biggest stumbling block to a deal because of concerns by developing nations that they would miss out on the revenues generated by Western companies that discover new drugs and medicines derived from studying the chemistry and genetics of species living in regions rich in biodiversity.
Developing nations, particular in Africa, had argued they had not benefited in the past from their natural resources which had been developed into lucrative products by wealthy Western countries.
Poorer countries had insisted that the cost of increasing their spending on the conservation of natural habitats had to be offset by some financial mechanism that paid them for the benefit of the genetic resources they were protecting.
Johansen Voker of Liberia's Environmental Protection Agency had said: "The forest and the other biological resources we have serve the general interests of the global environment. So we expect assistance to be able to effectively conserve our environment for the common good of the world community."
The Nagoya meeting agreed to establish an International Regime on Access and Benefit Sharing of Genetic Resources to lay down the basic ground rules on how nations co-operate in obtaining genetic resources from animals, plants and fungi.
Achim Steiner, head of the UN Environment Programme, which administers the Convention on Biological Diversity, said: "This is a day to celebrate in terms of a new and innovative response to the alarming loss of biodiversity and ecosystems. And a day to celebrate in terms of opportunities for lives and livelihoods in terms of overcoming poverty and delivering sustainable development."
Ms Spelmen said the agreement sets out a plan to halt the loss of habitats that provide essential biological services for the benefit of people, such as the supply of fresh water. This, she insisted, would help to eradicate poverty. "We have also secured an agreement to link climate change, global poverty and biodiversity together in protecting the world's forests, which is essential if we are to achieve our aims in these areas," she said.
Last week, a report by the Zoological Society of London warned the populations of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians and fish have declined by 30 per cent over 40 years and that one-fifth of all vertebrate species are threatened with extinction.
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Atlantic Forests
The Atlantic forest region, most of it in Brazil, is a criticially endangered ecosystem. Less than 7 per cent of the original vegetation remains. Early naturalists found forests draped with orchids and bromeliads and ringing with the sounds of animals. Today, the four endemic species of tamarins are all endangered, including the black-faced tamarin, which was discovered by scientists only in 1990.
Cape Floristic Region
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Mediterranean region
From Portugal to Jordan, from Morocco to southern France, this eco-region is fragmented and threatened by burning, grazing, human settlement and tourism. The region is one of five sites of Mediterranean shrub land in the world, which collectively contain 20 per cent of all terrestrial plant species.
Western Ghats
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Siberian Taiga
Earth's largest unbroken forest, this is among the last regions vast enough to allow populations of large predators to interact naturally with prey. A network of wetlands is a critical breeding habitat for many species of waterfowl, shorebirds and the endangered Siberian crane.
New Guinea Forests
One of the last great forest wildernesses, long-isolated New Guinea has never been colonised by monkeys or most other large mammals. Their niches are filled instead by reptiles, marsupials and birds.
New Zealand
The flora and fauna of New Zealand, once part of Gondwana, evolved in isolation for around 80 million years. New Zealand has one of the world's increasingly threatened rain forests, where flightless parrots nest. More than 80 per cent of New Zealand's plant species are endemic.
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The white-marble Capitol, a fine example of Italian Renaissance style, dates from 1929. The grand rotunda, which can be seen from all over San Juan, was completed in the late 1990s. Fronted by eight Corinthian columns, it's a very dignified home for the commonwealth's constitution. Although the Senate and the House of Representatives have offices in the more modern buildings on either side, the Capitol is where the legislators meet. Guided tours, which last about an hour
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Xbox One players can book some time at the Mount Massive Asylum, now that Outlast has made the jump from PS4 and PC to the Microsoft system. Red Barrels' mentally ill horror is $20/£16 on the Xbox One store, while its Whistleblower DLC is also available for $9/£7.19. As our review ex...
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BISMARCK — North Dakota environmental groups say a summit planned today at the Capitol on the effects of carbon cap-and-trade reflects an unwillingness to see carbon dioxide regulation as anything other than a threat to the status quo.
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Scientists find hundreds of lost fossils from Darwin collection
LONDON – British scientists have found scores of fossils the great evolutionary theorist Charles Darwin and his peers collected but that had been lost for more than 150 years.
Dr. Howard Falcon-Lang, a paleontologist at Royal Holloway, University of London, said Tuesday that he stumbled upon the glass slides containing the fossils in an old wooden cabinet that had been shoved in a "gloomy corner" of the massive, drafty British Geological Survey.
Using a flashlight to peer into the drawers and hold up a slide, Falcon-Lang saw one of the first specimens he had picked up was labeled 'C. Darwin Esq."
"It took me a while just to convince myself that it was Darwin's signature on the slide," the paleontologist said, adding he soon realized it was a "quite important and overlooked" specimen....
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Title: | Effects of post-stroke depression on cognitive and linguistic recovery |
Author: | Amoroso, Jill |
Abstract: | The aim of this paper is to explore the relationship between functional recovery from stroke and depression. Stroke leads to depression both directly (through the location of the lesion) and indirectly (through decreased functional status and aphasia secondary to stroke). Consequently, depression may limit functional recovery and recovery from aphasia. The relationship between decreased functional status post-stroke and depression appears to be bidirectional and mutually-reinforcing (decreased functional status leads to depression and depression limits functional recovery). Similarly, the relationship between aphasia recovery and depression is likely bidirectional and mutually reinforcing. Antidepressants may be useful in disrupting these relationships and thereby improving functional recovery from stroke. |
Department: | Communication Sciences and Disorders |
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stroke depression recovery |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/2152/ETD-UT-2010-05-989 |
Date: | 2010-05 |


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Avotu iela 75/3, Rīga, LV-1009, Latvia – Show map
Everything is pretty much ok for such price. Location fitted my needs, room is fine and clean. Also a plus to the staff - I left some belongings in the room and we arranged them to be shipped back to Lithuania.
- Friendly stuff - Comfortable room - Clean - Good pay breakfast
New and very clean rooms. Safety parking. Outside is looking relatively old, but once inside the room everything changes.
Normal apartement for this money.
Good value for money
A good place for reasonable price
Very good value for money.
Good value to the price.
WiFi was fast. The staff was OK.
This is a small private hotel in the center of the city, offering accommodations and relaxation in light and clean rooms to help you feel comfortable.
Hotel Liene is situated on Avotu 75 Street with an entrance on Lienes Street, not far from the historic quarter (2 miles).
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Hotel Apalenis is conveniently located in a quiet part of Riga, yet only 3 km from its beautiful Old Town. It offers accommodation with free private, monitored parking and Wi-Fi.
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Opened in summer 2009, this very centrally located hotel provides quiet rooms and friendly service within easy walking distance of the historic quarter of Riga.
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Good value to the price.
My room were located in the building, were lives regular citizens of the city. So wasn't look like a hotel, more look like a rent of apartments.
staffs are amazing, good restaraunt and calm place. Please do not believe what others as i said like this place is so dangerous blah blah.... i walked alone on the road like 10 or more times since, i lived alone. But nothing happened for me & it's old part of the city :) :) If you prefer bit out of city, 5 min drive or 20 mins walk. Then, this is the perfect place and it is soooo cheap :) :)
It was good for price you pay...so, there is nothing to don't like
Everything is pretty much ok for such price. Location fitted my needs, room is fine and clean. Also a plus to the staff - I left some belongings in the room and we arranged them to be shipped back to Lithuania.
Really poor quality products in the breakfast, but maybe fits its low price of 4 EUR.
The hotel is nothing special, but it does give you rather good value for money compared to its competition, even compared to most hostels. The location is not exactly central, but to us it was at perfect walking distance from the city centre and there are also good public transport connections nearby if you do not enjoy walking. The facilities in the room are up to par to what you pay for and the beds are of ok quality. I wouldn't object staying there a next time, as the staff is friendly and the rooms spacious.
The shower holder was broken, but that seems to be obligatory in most Riga hotels. Otherwise, nothing to complain about at this price range.
- Friendly stuff - Comfortable room - Clean - Good pay breakfast
- More than 15 minutes walk from the center
New and very clean rooms. Safety parking. Outside is looking relatively old, but once inside the room everything changes.
Breakfast was extra costing €4 per person but it was very good. It is not a buffet style, you have juice and coffee and then they bring you bread and a plate with cheese,butter, salami and cucumber. Then they offer a choice of a warm plate - you can choose from eggs, omelette with bacon, pancakes with jam or porridge. The food in the restaurant is very good. Good value for money.
Location is not nice although it is about 20 minutes walk from town.
Room was very clean, silent and Kitchen had very good facilities. Bed was very comfortable. And there were a garden among the hotel. Everything was good except the distance.
It was far away from the Old City and City Centre. Arriving the Old City takes 10 minutes by Bus, and 50 minutes on foot. And there were a lot of drunks on the street of Hotel after 6 pm. They never attack or say to us but they may be dangerous.
We liked the location away from the hubbub of the Old Town. You get a better feel for how the normal people live and the prices are commensurate with the location. The staff was great. And there is a resonably priced nice restaurant on location.There is also a nice eating area in the courtyard.The room with a kitchenette was actually a one bedroom apartment with sofa and kitchen.
Not so far from old town (30 min. of easy walk). There are a lot of beautiful parks and cheap shops (and LIDO too) near the hotel. Clear hotel, for this price. There was a little bit dusty on the tables, but in general it was really clean two rooms. Very comfortable beds, two pillows for each room (for one person), simple but useful furniture. I was really impressed in availability of towels, body gels and shampoo and their quality :) Chance to eat breakfast for 4 euro. (but in honest we eat in LIDO so i can't say anything about quality of the food in hotel). Really positive guys in reception. Always smile and explain everything that we ask about town and accomodation. They gave us really useful map of the town and the password for wi-fi BEFORE we asked about it.
At the night on the nearest streets there were a lot of drunk young people, so it was really scary path to the hotel after 22:00 o'lock. There are a lot of destroyed old wooden buildings and dark corners where this guys could make their criminal things. But this is not a fault of the hotel - i can't say that this is a minus of the hotel. So... just we were unlucky to meet such people in the really big quantity on the nearest streets (maybe we chosen a wrong way to come back at the hotel).
Normal apartement for this money.
It was little far from centre and old town. Kitchen was too small and there were not enough cups and plates for 10 persons.
A good place for reasonable price
A bit far from the city center and the train station. A bad smell in the bathroom from the old pipes.
Value for money
Corridor is too dark. I have no specific negative point other than shown above, but many things can be improved.
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Dog has red & white lesions in her monthPosted by helen l. My 2 yr old cocker/dachshund mix has red & white lesions on her right inner cheek, and some on the left side as well. They looks like sores/burns, etc. It was been there for a few days and I think it bleeds a bit as well, because her breath has a foul smell. We have already made an appt w/ her Vet, but they dont have anything avaliable till couple of days. I have no idea how this happened, what do you think this is? Is there anything we can do for her before she sees the Vet? thanks |
You didn't mention how you came to find these spots. Was your dog pawing at her mouth, drooling a lot, or acting like she was chewing at the insides of her cheeks? Since she's only 2 years old, the consideration of extreme tartar on her teeth that might irritate her cheeks is not very likely. She may have taken something into her mouth that was caustic that has irritated her cheeks, such as cleaning chemicals, etc. She's probably pretty uncomfortable and maybe even reluctant to eat. If so, you might have to prepare her food as a gruel so that she can swallow it easier. You need to keep your appointment!
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thanks Helpful BUckeye, we were able to take her to her Vet today.
We 1st noticed is when she woke up in the morning and there is a stain on the sheets, then a bloody stain a few days later. We use alcohol wipes to wipe her feet everytime she comes in the house after playing outside. Not sure if that would be one of the factors... HOpefully her Vet will figure it out.
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