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Your wedding registry is designed for your guests to help you prepare for your new home together. It lets them know exactly what gifts you want and can also help them get an idea of your tastes. Use this checklist to cover all the basics when you're setting up your registry. You can register for these items all at one store or combine registries from multiple stores. Make sure you register several months before your wedding date to allow guests time to choose gifts, especially if you plan on having bridal showers before the wedding.
Sheet set (2)
Pillows (2-4)
Pillow cases (2 sets)
Throw blankets (2)
Duvet cover
Shams (2-4)
Decorative pillows
Bath towels (4-6)
Bath sheets (4)
Washcloths (4-6)
Hand towels (8)
Bathrobes (2)
Shower curtain
Shower curtain liner
Soap dish
Soap dispenser
Soap dispenser
2-quart saucepan with lid
3-quart saucepan with lid
6-quart stockpot with lid
10-inch frying pan
10-inch skillet
Roasting pan
Paring knife
Boning knife
Bread knife
Utility knife
Chef's knife
Serrated utility knife
Kitchen shears
Sharpening steel
Knife block or organizer
Coffee maker
Food processor
Toaster oven
Slow cooker
Panini press
Fondue set
Hand mixer
Stand mixer
Waffle iron
Rice cooker
Espresso machine
Ice cream maker
Large baking sheets (2)
Small baking sheets (2)
Cupcake/muffin pans (2)
Cookie spatula
Cookie spatula
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Lasagna dish
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Ramekins (4-12)
Dutch oven
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Round baking pans (2)
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Rectangular cake pan
Spice rack
Can opener
Pepper grinder
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Aprons (2)
Set of wooden spoons
Bottle opener
Set of measuring cups
Set of measuring spoons
Sets of dish towels (2)
Set of mixing bowls
Set of canisters
Kitchen timer
Serving utensil set (includes serving spoon, slotted spoon, pasta fork)
Salad spinner
Basting brush
Meat tenderizer
Vegetable peeler
Ice cream scoop
Potato masher
Pizza cutter
Cheese grater
Meat thermometer
Garlic press
Microplane zester
Apple slicer
Citrus reamer
Set of cheese knives
Mortar and pestle
Egg slicer
Corn holders (8-12)
Cake stand
Cake stand
8-12 place settings (includes dinner plates, salad/dessert plates, bread-and-butter plates, bowls)
Teacups and saucers (8-12)
Chargers (8-12)
Coffee cups and saucers (8-12)
Espresso cups and saucers (8-12)
8-12 place settings (includes dinner plates, salad/dessert plates, bowls)
Rimmed soup bowls (8-12)
Mugs (8-12)
Serving platters (1-2)
Covered vegetable bowls (1-3)
Large serving bowls (1-3)
Gravy boat
Coffee pot
Sugar bowl
Salt and pepper shakers
Water goblets (8-12)
Red wine glasses (8-12)
Champagne flutes (8-12)
White wine glasses (8-12)
Water goblets (8-12)
Drinking glasses (8-12)
Martini glasses (8-12)
Margarita glasses (8-12)
Double old-fashioned glasses (8-12)
Pilsner glasses (8-12)
Juice glasses (8-12)
Highball glasses (8-12)
Shot glasses (8-12)
Cocktail shaker
Iced tea pitcher
Coaster set
Ice bucket
Bar tool set
5-piece settings of formal flatware (includes dinner fork, dinner knife, soup spoon, salad/dessert fork, teaspoon) (8-12)
5-piece settings of everyday flatware (includes dinner fork, dinner knife, soup spoon, salad/dessert fork, teaspoon) (8-12)
Hostess set (includes butter/serving knife, large serving spoon, large pierced serving spoon, small serving spoon)
Serving set (Includes cold meat fork, gravy ladle, pastry server)
Steak knives (8-12)
Cocktail forks (8-12)
Placemats (8-12)
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Napkin rings (8-12)
Table cloths (2)
Table runner
Handheld vacuum
Ironing board
Trash cans
Dust pan
Stepping stool
Air purifier
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Wine rack
Wall clock
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What predators do bumblebees have?
Bumblebees have many predators, some of which are mammals and birds.
The main mammalian predators are badgers, which use their strong claws to dig up nests and eat the larvae and food stores. Sadly, bumblebee nests do sometimes get destroyed by badgers, and often the attacks are only realised when it's too late. But we find that you can protect vulnerable nests by covering them with something that the badgers can't get through, but which the bees can. Some people have used metal grids like in the photo above, but you could use anything else similar, and just cover it up with some plants so that it isn't too unsightly.
We aren't really sure how the badger predation affects the populations of the bees though. It must do some harm, but badgers are natural predators of bumblebees so it's not something we are too concerned about.
Birds often eat adult bees that are outside of the nest. In particular, robins and great tits have been found to catch bumblebees, rub them on branches to remove the stings, and then to peck out the insides!
Other predators and parasites are wasps and flies, many of which lay their eggs inside live bumblebees or bumblebee nests.
Spiders also eat bumblebees—for example the Crab spider hides on flowers, waiting for insects to come along to feed. It then grabs them with its front legs, and injects them with venom that causes paralysis and a quick death, before sucking out the contents of the body. The photo below shows a crab spider attacking a honeybee.
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A Nebraska elementary school has seen improved student achievement and a decline in the number of students complaining of hunger during the school day since launching a Grab and Go breakfast program. Some say grab-and-go has become an increasingly popular option -- in part because it helps serve students who may be running late in the morning.
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PANCREATITIS ACC, RNSG 1247 Acute Pancreatitis Definition & Etiology An acute inflammatory process of the pancreas Degree of inflammation varies from mild to edema to severe necrosis Most common in middle-age African American rate three times higher than for whites Acute Pancreatitis Etiology and Pathophysiology Primary etiologic factors are Biliary tract disease Most common: Gallbladder disease Alcoholism * May stimulate production of digestive enzymes Pancreatitis from gallstones Acute Pancreatitis Etiology and Pathophysiology Caused by auto digestion of pancreas Etiologic factors Injury to pancreatic cells Activate pancreatic enzymes Acute Pancreatitis Fig. 44-14 (AP) Acute Pancreatitis Etiology and Pathophysiology Trypsinogen Normally released into the small intestine, where it is activated to trypsin In AP, activated trypsin is present or released in pancreas thus auto digestion of pancreas Acute Pancreatitis Etiology and Pathophysiology Edematous pancreatitis Mild and self-limiting Necrotizing pancreatitis Degree of necrosis correlates with severity of manifestations Acute Pancreatitis Clinical Manifestations Abdominal pain is predominant symptom Pain located in LUQ Pain may be in the midepigastrium Commonly radiates to the back Sudden onset Severe, deep, piercing, steady Aggravated by eating Not relieved by vomiting Acute Pancreatitis Clinical Manifestations Cyanosis, Dyspnea Edema N/V, Bowel sounds decreased or absent Low-grade fever, Leukocytosis Hypotension, Tachycardia Jaundice Flushing Abdominal tenderness, distention Abnormal lung sounds - Crackles Grey Turner's or Cullen's sign Acute Pancreatitis Complications Two significant local complications Pseudocyst Abscess Acute Pancreatitis Complications (local) Pseudocyst Cavity surrounding outside of pancreas filled with necrotic products and liquid secretions Abdominal pain Palpable epigastric mass Nausea, vomiting, and anorexia Elevated serum amylase Acute Pancreatitis Complications (local) Pancreatic abscess A large fluid-containing cavity within pancreas Results from extensive necrosis in the pancreas Upper abdominal pain Abdominal mass High fever Leukocytosis Acute Pancreatitis Complications : Systemic Main systemic complications Pulmonary Pleural effusion Atelectasis Pneumonia Cardiovascular Hypotension Tetany (caused by hypocalcemia) Acute Pancreatitis Diagnostic Studies History and physical examination Laboratory tests Serum amylase Serum lipase 2-hour urinary amylase and renal amylase clearance Blood glucose Serum calcium Triglycerides Acute Pancreatitis Diagnostic Studies Flat plate of abdomen Abdominal/endoscopic ultrasound Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) Chest x-ray CECT of pancreas Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) Acute Pancreatis: Goals of Care Relieve pain Prevent or alleviate shock Reduce pancreatic secretions Maintain fluid and electrolyte balance Remove precipitating cause Acute Pancreatitis: Treatment and Nursing Care 1. Pain management – IV morphine – Combined with antispasmodic agent 2. Prevention of Shock - Plasma or volume expanders • - LR solution 3. Suppress pancreatic enzymes - NPO, NG suction, antacids, H2 receptor antagonist 4. Antibiotics Acute Pancreatitis Treatment and Nursing Care Surgical therapy – if related to gallstones ERCP Endoscopic sphincterotomy Stent placement Laparoscopic cholecystectomy Acute Pancreatitis Treatment and Nursing Care Nutritional therapy NPO status initially IV lipids - monitor triglycerides Enteral or parenteral feeding Small, frequent feedings if allowed High-carbohydrate, low-fat, high-protein Acute Pancreatitis Nursing Diagnoses Acute pain Deficient fluid volume Imbalanced nutrition: Less than body requirements Ineffective therapeutic regimen management Acute Pancreatitis: Home Care Follow up care Dietary teaching High-carbohydrate, low-fat diet Abstinence from alcohol, Patient/family teaching * Signs of infection, high blood glucose, steatorrhea Chronic Pancreatitis Definition Continuous, prolonged inflammatory, and fibrosing process of the pancreas Pancreas becomes destroyed as it is replaced by fibrotic tissue Strictures and calcifications can also occur Chronic Pancreatitis Etiology and Pathophysiology May follow acute pancreatitis May occur in absence of any history of acute condition Two major types Chronic obstructive pancreatitis Chronic calcifying pancreatitis Chronic Pancreatitis Etiology and Pathophysiology Chronic obstructive pancreatitis Associated with biliary disease Most common cause – Inflammation of the sphincter of Oddi associated with cholelithiasis Other causes include Cancer of ampulla of Vater, duodenum, or pancreas Chronic Pancreatitis Etiology and Pathophysiology Chronic calcifying pancreatitis Also called alcoholic induced Inflammation and sclerosis Mainly in the head of the pancreas and around the pancreatic duct *** Ducts are obstructed with protein precipitates which block the pancreatic duct causing it to calcify then fibrosed and atrophied. Chronic Pancreatitis Clinical Manifestations Abdominal pain Located in the same areas as in AP Heavy, gnawing feeling; burning and cramp-like Malabsorption with weight loss Constipation Mild jaundice with dark urine Steatorrhea Frothy urine/stool Diabetes mellitus Chronic Pancreatitis Clinical Manifestations Complications include Pseudocyst formation Bile duct or duodenal obstruction Pancreatic ascites Pleural effusion Splenic vein thrombosis Pseudoaneurysms Pancreatic cancer Chronic Pancreatitis Diagnostic Studies Laboratory tests Serum amylase/lipase May be ↑ slightly or not at all ↑ Serum bilirubin ↑ Alkaline phosphatase Mild leukocytosis Elevated sedimentation rate Chronic Pancreatitis Diagnostic Studies CT MRI MRCP Transabdominal ultrasound Endoscopic ultrasound Secretin stimulation test ERCP Chronic Pancreatitis Goals of Care Prevention of attacks During acute attack follow acute therapy Relief of pain Control of pancreatic exocrine and endocrine insufficiency Bland, low-fat, high-carbohydrate diet Chronic Pancreatitis Treatment and Nursing Care Cont. Bile salts Control of diabetes No alcohol Pancreatic enzyme replacement Acid-neutralizing and acid-inhibiting drugs Chronic Pancreatitis Treatment and Nursing Care Surgery Indicated when biliary disease is present or if obstruction or pseudocyst develops Divert bile flow or relieve ductal obstruction Chronic Pancreatitis Home/Ambulatory Care Focus is on chronic care and health promotion Dietary control No alcohol Control of diabetes Taking pancreatic enzymes Patient and family teaching The End
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Workers rights tied to colleges
Forum tackles union plights, education
Tefere Gebre, executive vice president of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organization, expresses his concern about the current state of workers' rights and how student involvement is needed. Janae Harris / The Advocate
The Knox Center was full of students and faculty on Monday looking for information about workers' unions in California.
Executive Vice President of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organization Tefere Gebre gave a concluding speech regarding the middle class and workers' unions.
"We need the middle class because you can't have a democracy without a middle class," Gebre said.
The event started with President Denise Noldon's introduction speech. She then introduced board director of the Young Workers of California, Andrea Nicholls.
Nicholls talked about how she started off as an intern organizing hotel workers. When she was young her family had to pay out of pocket for her to see a doctor.
As of today, 7 percent of workers are in a union, and 4 percent of workers under the age of 25 are in a union, she said.
She said, her goal is to get young workers to join a union and to help them to be informed about how a union can benefit them.
"Young Workers of California is not a union. It's an organization of young people who want to be active in a union," she said.
Two speakers later, it was Gebre's turn to give his speech.
He started off saying that he's from Gondar, Ethiopia, and he is all about organized labor.
He showed a slideshow that featured factory workers that are in a union enjoying their job with smiles on their faces.
He went into detail about how America needs to get back its days when organized labor was readily accepted.
The next generation (should) always be better than the previous, but this generation is not living up to its potential, he said.
"We're rebuilding the power that was once in us individually," Gebre said. "America has always taught that the next generation will always be better than the previous, and we need to get back into that."
At the end of the event, the speakers answered questions from the audience which brought the attention of psychology major Tyler McDonald.
McDonald wanted know a little bit more about the program and stayed at the end to ask more questions to the speakers.
"I picked up a lot of things about workers' unions," McDonald said about attending the event. "I would have loved it if they made it a little bit more about education."
The workers' unions are a group of organized workers who use their combined voice in the workplace, and impact wages and work hours.
The event was to help students become aware of what a union is and to inform them of their purpose.
The speakers also gave the audience ideas on how to create a union at their workplace.
Nicholls said she hopes that those who attended the event can start a conversation about a union at their workplace, so the word can spread. "It means a voice on the job, respectful pay and benefits - things that should be basic rights to all workers," she said. "Unions are the major entity that can fight back."
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MORE THAN £1,000 was raised during a barn dance to help pay the cost for a new flood prevention scheme.
Around 200 residents got into the old-style dancing spirit at Mount Pleasant Farm in Childswickham which saw a total amount raised between £1,400 and £1,500.
The raised funds will help pay for a £3million flood storage area which will reduce the flood risk to a one in 75 year chance for 57 homes in Broadway and 215 in Childswickham and Murcot.
In January the Observer reported a fund-raising committee had been set up after homeowners were being urged to pay up a shortfall of £312,000 which the Environment Agency said needed to be raised by community fund-raising for the flood project to go ahead.
Once that money has been raised the vital project can then be included in their national programme of flood works.
Liz Eyre, county and district councillor for Broadway, said: "It is early days as community funding is a requirement of Government funding. It was always going to be a challenge but the ball is rolling.
"The benefit to the villages and the surrounding area is clear - properties, businesses and insurance premiums would benefit.
"Hats off to Sue Taylor, Helen and Debbie Perry, Alexandra Brigden and all those stalwart volunteers who made this happen."
Anthony Halling, Childswickham parish councillor, added: "Our community group has done a fantastic job and it is so nice to see local people supporting a local cause. My thanks go to everyone who was involved."
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While there is a fair amount of star power on Team USA's squad competing at the 2014 IIHF U18 World Championship, the roster also sports an unheralded player or two that bring something other than offensive skills or imposing size. One such player is forward Ryan Hitchcock.
2014 U18 Video: Sonny Milano, USA
The U.S. completed the preliminary round of the 2014 IIHF U18 World Championship as the top team in Group B. Team USA accomplished this feat on the strength of three consecutive wins after an opening loss to Switzerland.
2014 U18 Playoff Preview: Canada, USA top groupings heading into playoff round
The preliminary round of the 2014 IIHF U18 World Championship is over and the playoff match-ups are set. Despite the odd surprise performances to start off the tournament, the teams have finished off group play in a manner conducive with most expectations coming in. Take a look at who's up against whom in the playoffs and who you should expect to move on to the next round.
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After dropping their opener at the 2014 IIHF U18 World Championship, Team USA has strung together three straight wins to finish the preliminary round as the top team in Group B. This could have the U.S. on a collision course with Canada in the gold medal game, which would be a rematch of last year's U18 finale.
2014 U18 WJC Preview: USA should challenge for a medal
For USA Hockey, the IIHF U18 World Championship has become the ultimate opportunity to show its teeth and what the program has achieved. The team has been medaling for years and is coming off a disappointing loss to Canada in last spring's gold medal game, one in which it outshot its northern neighbors, 35-12. This year's squad is once again heading to the tournament with gold ambitions in mind, but will be looking a bit different than in years past.


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Dr. Athanassious' outstanding achievements earned him a spot in the hypercompetitive spine surgery fellowship at Stanford University, which he completed in 2014. After training alongside some of the world's finest spine surgeons, Dr. Athanassious brings invaluable expertise and knowledge about the latest advancements in orthopaedic spine operative and nonoperative care to individuals of all ages in Northern California.
SRO veteran back and neck care specialist Dr. Michael J. Star co-directs the Total Spine Health Program with Dr. Athanassious. A board certified orthopaedic surgeon specializing in the treatment of spinal disorders and joint replacement surgery, Dr. Star obtained his fellowship training at the Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation in La Jolla, CA, under the teaching of Drs. Clifford W. Coldwell Jr., and Roger P. Thorne. Upon completion of his fellowship, Dr. Star began practicing in Santa Rosa in 1991. In addition to his fulltime practice in Santa Rosa, Dr. Star has kept busy over the years teaching at UCSF, and serving as the attending physician at the Complex Low Back Clinic. He has authored many scientific papers, including publications in Spine, Journal of Arthroplasty, Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, and Orthopaedics.
"Dr. Athanassious is a highly distinguished surgeon among his Stanford peers. I am very excited to have him join our practice," says Dr. Star. He continues, "When a patient of the Spine Health Program requires surgery, Dr. Athanassious and I consult each other to determine the best, least invasive option available for each individual case, ensuring the best results and quickest recovery time."
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Cochran opposes earmark moratorium
Published: March 17,2010
WASHINGTON — Sen. Thad Cochran (R-Miss.), vice chairman of the Senate Appropriations Committee, has come out strongly against a proposal that he says would effectively impose a moratorium on how Congress uses earmarks to appropriate funding for programs and projects within the federal government.
The Senate on Tuesday voted with Cochran (68-29) to table an amendment sponsored by Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) that would have placed a one-year moratorium on earmarks. The amendment was offered to the FAA Reauthorization Act (HR.1586).
"Earmarking has nothing to do with how much the federal government spends, but has everything to do with who decides," Cochran said in a floor speech prior to the vote against the amendment.
Cochran argued that an earmark moratorium would not, as some believe, curb federal spending. He explained that Senate Appropriations Committee produces spending bills that conform to the discretionary spending levels set by Congress in annual budget resolutions.
Mississippi's senior Senator described a moratorium as a "makeshift budget constraint that accomplishes nothing except shift power from the Congress to the executive," which would "be an abdication of our responsibilities as United States Senators."
"The level of spending is not the question before us. The question proposed by the DeMint Amendment is whether Congress will allow the executive branch to make 100 percent of all the decisions about how spending is allocated or whether Congress will preserve its Constitutional prerogative to appropriate the funds for the purposes that it deems meritorious," Cochran said.
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Bergere is the wife of Knute Erickson.
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There are other people with Bergere in their name, like Lee Bergere, Aurora Bergere, Jenica Bergere, Yvonne Bergere, valerie bergere, Florence Bergere.
Bergere a.k.a. Bergère is a fictional character from 1996 film More.
- in the film "More", played by Pascal Bonitzer
Bergere a.k.a. Bergère: A bergère is an enclosed upholstered French armchair with an upholstered back and armrests on upholstered frames. The seat frame is over-upholstered, but the rest of the wooden framing is exposed: it may be moulded or carved, and of beech, painted or gilded, or of fruitwood, walnut or mahogany with a waxed finish. Padded elbowrests may stand upon the armrests. A bergère is fitted with a loose, but tailored, seat cushion. It is designed for lounging in comfort, with a deeper, wider seat than that of a regular fauteuil, though the bergères by Bellangé in the White House are more formal. A bergère in the eighteenth century was essentially a meuble courant, designed to be moved about to suit convenience, rather than being ranged permanently formally along the walls as part of the decor.
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Alarums & Excursions (1996)
Our Theatres in the Nineties by Charles Marowitz
It brings to mind the old saw that there is nothing "mere" about entertainment and the fact is the gusto, fluidity, and choreographic invention that sustains Folks Bergere is a real achievement wherever one might encounter it. The current version ...
The Scottish Antiquary, Or, Northern Notes & Queries (1895)
Le Pas d"Armes de la Bergere is a book which will delight all readers of Sir Walter Scott, for it is a transcription from a MS. containing an account in verse of one of those extraordinary spectacles which that Royal entrepreneur and mediaeval ...
The Gourmet's Guide to Europe (1911)
by Newnham-Davis (Lieut.-Col., Nathaniel)
The Folies Bergere is a comfortable house with seats well arranged. A favourite portion of the hall is the " terrasse " with little tables, the charge for seats there being 1 fr. 50 c. There is also a one-franc promenade. In the middle of the Markets, ...
The Connoisseur (1904)
by James Thomas Herbert Baily
The ebony chair with cane sides and seat is called Bergere, this being the name given to that style, not that of a maker. It is English, of late eighteenth century ; worth £4. B. W., Plumstead. — The oak sideboard is of the Jacobean period, and ...
Hats and Headwear around the World: A Cultural Encyclopedia (2013)
A Cultural Encyclopedia by Beverly Chico
BERGERE (SHEPHERDESS) HAT The bergere, or shepherdess hat, also known as the "milkmaid," is a shallow- crowned, wide-brimmed straw hat decorated with ribbons and sometimes flowers, usually worn over a white cap and tied under ...
The Encyclopedia of Vaudeville (2012)
by Anthony Slide
Some of the better known restaurants in New York could learn a few things at the Folies Bergere, both in the service and the cooking of the food." The Folies Bergere was not a success. Lasky and Harris brought over Madame Olga Petrova ...
A Dictionary of the Avant-Gardes (2013)
by Richard Kostelanetz
Poster for the Foiies Bergere by Jules Cheret, 1893. CORBISiHistorical Picture ArchiveiO 2000 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New ...
Negro Year Book and Annual Encyclopedia of the Negro (1912)
Lubrie Hill wrote the music and lyrics for the Folies Bergere of New York. Among the colored plays is " Dr. Beans From Boston," a musical play in three acts written by S. H. Dudley and ...
American History and Encyclopedia of Music (1910)
by William Lines Hubbard
Bergere Chatelaine, La (The Lady of the Manor as a Shepherdess) — French comic opera in three acts, music by Auber, text by Planard, produced at Paris in 1820. La Bergere Chatelaine was Auber's first operatic success; it attracted Scribe's ...
Encyclopedia of Television: 1974-1984 (1985)
by Vincent Terrace
the mother of the never-seen psychotic youngster, Moose Charlotte Rae George; a homosexual Lee Bergere Gordon; a homoexual Henry Calvert Executive producer: Rod Parker Producer: Norman Lear, Ron Clark, Gene Marcione Director: ...
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There have been reports of Catalytic Converter failure that causes the Check Engine light to come on. Replacing the catalytic converter will repair this issue.Google+
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Model Years Affected: 1995, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2006
Average Mileage: 131,612 mi (14,800 mi - 200,000 mi)
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I had my catalytic converter replaced with an after market one four months ago. Last week I had my muffler replaced, and the man that replaced it said the converter was not done very well and he welded a spot on it for me. Since then, my check engine light has been on. I have been told not to be concerned about the light being on because the computer doesn't recognize after market catalytic converters. Is this true. Should I stop worrying about it.
Visitor, 2005 Honda Odyssey, 140,000 mi
Check engine light comes on was told by dealership its the Catalytic Converter needing to be replaced. Seems to happen to a lot of hondas
Odyssey23, 2005 Honda Odyssey, 70,000 miRookie
My 05 Odyssey had 4 catalytic converters on it and ALL burned out. Honda charged me about $1,000.00 every single time to replace them. They said they didn't know why they went bad. I finally had a non-Honda mechanic be honest with me and tell me that I had a leak in my fuel system which was apparently not worth fixing. He told me to sell the vehicle. Wish I had known this MUCH earlier from the Honda service technicians. Apparently this is a VERY common problem with the Odysseys. Why hasn't there been a recall???!!!
Visitor, 2005 Honda Odyssey, 94,000 mi
My Honda Odyssey has check engine light on and the dealer says catalytic converter need to be replaced.
Visitor, 2006 Honda Odyssey, 107,051 mi
My check engine light came on and I was told it was the Catalytic Converter. We tried a gas additive and using higher grade gas. It stays off for a while after it is reset, then comes back. Now we are thinking of replacing the Converter with an after market Converter. Hoping this will solve the problem.
Visitor, 2001 Honda Odyssey, 150,000 mi
Had to have Catalytic converter replaced. I shopped around after the dealership quoted me $800 to $1000 to do the job. Had replaced locally for $225. Lost a lot of faith in the dealership after this. Fixed problem. This was around 4 years ago.
Visitor, 2006 Honda Odyssey, 187,000 mi
Goodyear told me it is bad. Sent me to a dealer or exhaust mechanic.
Visitor, 2006 Honda Odyssey, 14,800 mi
check engine lite came on. dealer hooked up computer.it said replace catalytic convertor
Visitor, 1999 Honda Odyssey, 200,000 mi
the engine light is on and want go off don't have a clue what is causing the problem
Visitor, 2005 Honda Odyssey, 102,900 mi
Check engine light on, Code scanner says cat converter bad


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Join us on April 9 at 7 p.m. at the beautiful Sarnia Riding Club for one of Canada's top authors, Terry Fallis!
Alzheimer Society Sarnia-Lambton Writing Contest
The Alzheimer Society Sarnia-Lambton presents the 6th Annual Writing Contest!
Jacqueline Garlick, Author of Lumiere and Noir
Jacqueline Garlick will be back in the store on Saturday, April 18 at 1 p.m. reading and signing her second book in the Illumination Paradox Series, Noir.
Elizabeth Hawksworth, Canadian Author and Poet
Former Sarnian, Elizabeth Hawksworth will be in the store signing her books, Break for Beauty and Lake Effect: Voices of Toronto's History on Saturday, April 25 at 1 p.m.
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Details are still being finalized for this event. We hope to update you with ticket information soon!
Jeff Rubin
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Whitelotus Design is another jewellery line we are now carrying in the store. It's gorgeous!
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K. Ross Creations - Unbuttoned and Upcycled
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Dotti Potts' elegant and whimsical jewellery is a real treat!
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W: V. Santos (3-10) L: B. Claussen (4-8)
|1st Inning
Weeks reached on an infield single, Clark scored on 3rd baseman Freel's throwing error.
Lyle Overbay (13) 2 run shot to right off Claussen, Weeks scored.
|3rd Inning
Carlos Lee (24) solo shot to left center off Claussen.
|3rd Inning
Casey singled to center, Freel scored, Lopez to third.
|4th Inning
Weeks walked, Helms scored, Miller to third, Clark to second.
Lyle Overbay (14) Grand Slam to right off Claussen, Miller, Clark, Weeks scored.
|5th Inning
Lopez singled to center, Freel scored.
Aurilia singled to center, Lopez scored, Casey to second.
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|Reviews for Black Sand
| CrossmanC1 chapter 18 . 2/14/2013
update soon please?
| Tgurl620 chapter 18 . 2/7/2013
I'm so excited for her make-over!
| Aries01xD chapter 18 . 2/2/2013
I can't wait to see what happens to Nakia next chapter!
Thank u for updating.
| Blood Splatter-Killjoy chapter 18 . 1/31/2013
Haha I love this please post more soon!
| personify chapter 1 . 1/30/2013
You're writing is amazing. Please think about possibly publishing. The plot is strong and I do feel it could sell. my advice is to get somebody else to proof read this because as the writer we all tend to skim more than read hahaha :)
| Wolfqueen6 chapter 18 . 1/30/2013
PLEASE update soon! I wanna know Anubis's condition :'( This story is sooo good...
| people-in-hell-want-slurpees chapter 18 . 1/28/2013
I absolutely love your story! The details and plot are very well thought out! I can't wait for your next update! Keep up the good work and if you'd like any ideas I'd be happy to help!
| ivyslade chapter 18 . 1/27/2013
Dr. Ankh's story gets me thinking. Could, or what if Nakia become(s) a goddess? Who knows? C:
Wadjet seems pretty cool. Can't wait for Nakia's transformation!
| Guest chapter 18 . 1/27/2013
Ahh! So many emotions! From concern to annoyance, from apprehension to resounding calm! Wundabar! Please keep up the great writing, I was so excited to see the new chapter and am now biting at the bit for the next one to see what Wadjet will do to Nakia's appearance and how Anubis caries on.
| Day Star Angel chapter 17 . 1/27/2013
Ok, I'm a little confused! How can she NOT see in the dark in the earlier chapters she could see everything as if day with her eye CLOSED! Please explain...
| Kskabell chapter 17 . 1/2/2013
Oh my! Your story's just brilliant! Love everything in it and, as a fan of Anubis I've been since I was a child, have to love the way you describe him.
Please, don't let this story without ending, sure I want to know how all it's going to continue!
| Caina Stean'Ame chapter 7 . 12/10/2012
Mery sue test are funny, but I came to realise they are not accurate at all. Don't worry you characters are fine for now. the only thing i don't like is the first form of writing, because it only shows one point of view, and for some reason i conect it with comedy. :D But that's peronal oppinion only.
| Caina Stean'Ame chapter 5 . 12/10/2012
I can actually see the story was a real myth, even though i did not knew it. Idk why.
I have studied mythology, but missed this story :D And even if i didn't - so many mythologies, so many stories. I have forgotten it. I remember we studied that Isis i also Osiris's sister ... I really hope you will miss that part :D
| Caina Stean'Ame chapter 4 . 12/10/2012
Nakia reminds me of Nokia a bit :D But it is a cool name anyway :)
I wish she atleast left a note to her guardians... Still i understand her choice
| Caina Stean'Ame chapter 3 . 12/10/2012
Good story. I will fave it :)


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Musician Nanny Assis had to leave his native Brazil to discover how much he loved its music. The drummer grew up surrounded by Brazilian music, but preferred playing rock 'n' roll and jazz. He only got into bossa nova and other Brazilian genres after he moved to New York in his late 20s.
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10mn north of Morere by foot, on the beach, you'll find this nice beach restaurant. The location is great, people are nice, and food is really really good. I had a lot of moquecas all over Brazil in the last 5 weeks, including in highly reputed restaurants of Bahia and as the typical french I am... read more
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After spending hours on research for the perfect place to stay for our first time visit to Palm Springs, I couldn't be happier. The room is absolutely gorgeous, the bathroom stocked with everything you could possibly need, and we were upgraded to a room that has an outside balcony overlooking the pool.The pools were very nice, especially the one with the Bikini Bar, where attentive but not pesky waiters ask if you need anything. Water temperature was perfect, and there are ample lounges and comfy chairs to sit in. The decor looks like 1960s Hollywood, and we were upgraded to a room with an outside balcony. This is an excellent resort in Palm Springs…and , best of all, It feels like you're in Palm Springs and not some anonymous American city.
We were disappointed that one pool was closed for the first two days for a private event, especially when our room overlooked that pool. I also wish there had been a notebook in the room with information about the resort. I asked if there was information in the room when we checked in, and the clerk assured me there was. We didn't know about the piano bar until the day we left and couldn't find a menu for the restaurant. Everything was a bit of a mystery for us. Additionally, the website said the hotel provided in-room coffee and a newspaper on request. No one told us about the coffee, and we had none, and no one asked about a newspaper.
The mattress was great in the second room, and the staff was pleasant
The AC sounded like someone was beating it with a hammer, they can to fix it, but told me there was nothing wrong, when it started again I demanded to be mooved, the new room had its own AC issues
We arrived early on the day we were scheduled to check in and we were welcomed even though our room wasn't ready for hours. They held our luggage while we borrowed their bikes to ride into town and get lunch. After, we sipped on cocktails at the pool. When we checked in later in the afternoon we took a nap on the most comfortable bed! The room was cute and clean and totally quiet when the door was closed even though there was a fun active vibe and pumping music at the pool below. We had a great time and can't wait to return!
The hotel is decorated impeccably and has a cool vibe but what it offers in visual appeal, it lacks in service. My room had a broken heater (on a very cold night), broken lamp and broken coffee maker. I told the front desk about the heater and they fixed it. i should have complained about the coffee because when I went to the hotel bar, they charged me $4.50 for a to go cup. Should have gone to Stabucks for that price and got a latte.
Things are broken and not kept up. Bar and food service in El Jefe was so slow. They couldn't figure out how to get the football game on for us so we ended up leaving to go to the Ace. What bar doesn't know how to get football on their TV?!
Our reserved room with two queen beds was unavailable upon arrival. The other room offered had one huge bed, but the other person was on a couch made into a queen. The suite was very posh, the Presidential Suite, with two rooms and a shower ten feet square!
the environment was welcomed and clean the staff was friendly and eager to inform all of the amenities available including amenities that branched out of the hotel to its neighboring hotels that offered many similar amenities in a different environment
Nothing to say
great location. nicely renovated. newer rooms by the main spa look great and will stay in one of them next time.
a little noisy by the main street but not a major problem
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The impact of antipsychotic side effects on attitudes towards medication in people with schizophrenia and related disorders
Article first published online: 3 MAY 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2702.2010.03659.x
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Journal of Clinical Nursing
Volume 20, Issue 15-16, pages 2172–2182, August 2011
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Chiang, Y. L., Klainin-Yobas, P., Ignacio, J. and Chng, C. M. L. (2011), The impact of antipsychotic side effects on attitudes towards medication in people with schizophrenia and related disorders. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 20: 2172–2182. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2702.2010.03659.x
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Opinion and Order - Defendants' Motion to Dismiss 18 , and Defendant Larry Blanton's Motion to Join in the Motion to Dismiss 27 are GRANTED. Plaintiff's Motion to File a Second Amended Complaint 44 is DENIED Defendant's Motion to Dismiss Second Amended Complaint 39 is DENIED as MOOT. Signed on 10/25/2010 by Judge Garr M. King.


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Born in Arkansas, raised in Arizona, retired from the military, lived in Alaska for a short miserable time and then to SE Oklahoma, which has been my primary AO for the past 20 years.
"Adjust your DOPE Sergeant! No! Not the pills in your pocket, idiot! That stuff that lets you hit your target Sunshine!"
"Sua Sponte"The object of war is not to die for your country but to make the other bastard die for his. General George Patton
Personally, I think open carry in a populated area is a bad idea on more than one level.
I think open carry has its pluses and negatives, like someone said before some people just want the attention. On the other hand it is deffinately a deterrent, it's gonna make anyone think twice before trying something around you.
Here in Georgia there are quite a number of 'open' carriers. GeorgiaPacking.org is home to more than a few of them. Is open carry for everyone? No. But then, driving a car is not for everyone, heck, there are some people in this world that should not be allowed to chew gum and walk at the same time for that matter. The mindset for the open carriers here in Georgia is that it is legal (With a Georgia Weapons License) and therefore should not be as problem for anyone to deal with. For the most part that is exactly what happens if the posts in the forums are to be believed. Guy walks around with a gun on his hip and no one cares. In the few cases where there is a problem, the guy, or gal, with a gun tells the concerned person or persons that it is legal, cites the relevant laws and goes on about his or her business.
Now admittedly there are times this does not solve the problem and then it can be either a minor hassle or a major legal problem, but that seems to be the exception rather than the rule. If anyone wants to know what life would be like if open carry is allowed they should visit the websites for states where open carry is legal. It is much like concealed carry, a non issue for the majority of people. No blood in the streets, no gun fights every other hour in the town square.
Seriously, research open carry and make your mind up on it based on facts rather than feelings. Even if it is not right for you, the guy next door might find it is just his cup of tea.
Face the sun and the shadows will fall behind you.
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It is not paranoia if they really are out to get you!!! And the anti-gun zealots are hell bent on disarming every one of us!!!
I understand in principal what Arizona Lawman is saying. I also live in Arizona but I can never recall a case where an open carrier was targeted by a criminal. Prior to the passage of our ccw law open carry was quite prevalent amongst shop keepers and even taxi drivers. Open carry has never been a real problem in Arizona.
I do chose however to ccw.
Texan By Birth & Choice
I just bring it as it should be brought
I could make a list of a bunch of guns i have, or "have", or wish I had. Why would one feel compelled to provide that infornation freely? Do you feel the need to show off? Is it some immature game of oneupsmanship?
Why do you feel it necessary to list your guns?


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Ooooh, what a delicious, fresh veggie for dinner tonight!Posted Thursday, October 20, 2011, at 5:45 PM
Bok Choy from deep within the Middle Earth garden
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A viewer of the popular video blog Klavan & Whittle recently submitted a question asking, "Why are science and religion viewed as matter and anti-matter? Are not both sustained by faith and belief?" Andrew Klavan argues that faith has never been at war with religion and says that religious people like Isaac Newton were also great science minds. In this stirring edition of PJTV, Klavan and his cohort Bill Whittle take on the friction between science and religion.