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Great Service, the room was ready for us when we arrived at 9am. The staff could not be more helpful
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Historical Traveler Reviews Hotel Palomar Los Angeles - Westwood - a Kimpton Hotel
Arrogant Staff
This is a cool, well-appointed charming Kimpton property. Clean and very comfortable. But both the man at front desk and young woman that I made a reservation with over the phone (through hotel's website) were snooty and seemed put out. I didn't ask for anything unusual. Was disappointed by their tone and attitude- unexpected treatment by a fine hotel. Would not stay at this place again because of it- especially for the price being paid.
Like an upscale W
I just got back from a 2 night stay at the new Hotel Palomar Westwood. What a place. A good way to describe it would be an "upscale W". I've never dealt with a friendlier staff than at the Palomar. Every single person I encountered there was great. The rooms, furnishings, bathroom, etc, were all funky-modern-comfortable-perfect. I've never given a hotel an excellent/5 star rating, but they really deserve this.
I reserved a spa room, but was upgrated to a 1br spa suite (rm 1801) , which had a seperate living room. The bathroom jacuzzi/spa tub and HUGE glass enclosed shower were incredible. I didnt have a "vista view" room, but being on the 18th floor, I still had a great view of the Hollywood Hills. I didnt want to get out of the bed, it was too comfortable. I would have dragged it out of there into the car if I could have.
I did get room service one night and the food was great. Like I said, I really can't find a fault with this place.
I would def reccomend staying here if your in LA and want to be treated right.
Felt like Family
My company booked me at the Palomar. It just opened so I was a little reluctant to be one of the first guests. I loved it. the staff were smart, fun and made me feel like a family member. I think this is going to be one of LA'S best hotels. The fitness center was the awesome. I have told my company and peers at work to stay there. Great hotel and a good value.
Highly recommend Hotel Palomar
I don't usually do these reviews, but this hotel is an exception. This is by far my favorite hotel in LA. My best friend (I can't stay w/ her I'm allergic to her 2 cats) lives in Westwood and whenever I visit I usually stay at other hotels w/in the area, but she heard that this one just opened, so I gave it a shot and let me tell you it's amazing! Beautiful style w/ a relaxing feel. The staff is great! I have no complaints, if you are planning to stay at a hotel in LA, I strongly suggest checking this one out!
Loved the New Palomar in Westwood Los Angeles!!
I can't even express how happy I was when I found out that Kimpton was opening up a Palomar in Los Angeles! I have stayed in many Kimptons across the country and Palomars are by far my favorite brand. It was no surprise to me that this brand new hotel Palomar exceeded all of my expectations. Everyone was so warm and friendly, every time I had an encounter with a staff member they were always smiling and providing assistance.
There are a number of great hotels in LA, but i prefer to stay at one that is eco friendly and actively takes steps to help the environment.
The rooms were absolutely beautiful and the beds were amazing! I didn't have a chance to eat in the restaurant, but I'm looking forward to stopping by on my next visit (and there will be a next visit!)
The hotel Palomar is a sheik, and sexy but not a place that I feel uncomfortable because it's "too cool" for me! I can't wait to come back!
WOW! L.A. get's a breath of fresh air!
My wife and I chose the Palomar as we are familiar with Kimpton Hotels. It certainly held up the reputation. The staff was outstanding. They greeted us with a smile and gave us their undivided attention, whether it was the Doorman or the Housekeeper! The hotel is located near everything you could ever want. The Concierge and Front Desk staff are well versed on the area and made it easy for us to get around. They even shuttled us around in the company car. Note that the hotel is eco-conscious so they have a high-end HYBRID vehicle.
Our room was spacious and of course spotless. They are fairly new (opened this month). From what I've observed, the staff takes great pride and look after the hotel as if it's their own home. If I had as nice of furnishings as they do, I guess I would do the same. It is a pretty hip yet sophisticated hotel that has an amazing sense of style. We stayed in a vista room. They have a beautiful view of the LA basin and you can see the ocean on a clear "LA" day.
The hotel's restaurant was cool with excellent food. Of course before dinning there, make sure you visit the wine party that is held every night, complimentary to guests of course! It really set the mood for a LA outing. VIP treatment!
Class and Service
My office is right up the street. What a great addition to the neighborhood after having to endure the W Hotel for so many years. The hotel is very sophisticated and classy. The staff makes you feel so welcome. It is so great to have a Kimpton Hotel in LA. The hotel has an amazing design and fitness center.Great Hotel. I am woried to many people will find out about it and I will not be able to secure a room. I did meet the GM at the wine hour, very hospitable as everyone else. Great hotel, great service, great price and the beds!!!!!!!
Gorgeous New Hotel!
I just stayed at this hotel in Westwood area on Wilshire called Palomar that just opened up. I had to go to UCLA and it's really close. The place is beautiful and everyone was so friendly. I loved my room b/c it was high up and had great city views. Beds were amazing! Very cool decor but not so much that you don't fit in. The restaurant wasn't open yet but I looked at the menu and got to see the space which is also very urban. They have free wine for people in the lobby at night...please who doesn't love free wine! I've told my friends about this place and will certainly return!
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Home to the biggest names in the retail and entertainment industries such as The Bay, Walmart, Cineplex Entertainment, Sears Canada, Dollarama and Gap, Scarborough Town Centre is a major focal point for all the shoppers in the eastern part of Toronto. The impressive building was first constructed in 1973 and subsequently expanded to fit in more stores. Today, the mall comprises more than 200 retail stores and seven anchor stores. Thousands of people walk in everyday to shop on clothes, accessories, home decor, electronic gadgets, sports and many more products from leading brands. Apart from shopping, the mall also comprises restaurants, pubs, gaming zone, and a 12-screen multiplex where you can spend time with family or friends after the shopping spree. Open on all days of the week, a number of options for shopping, dining and entertainment are awaiting your visit at the Scarborough Town Centre.
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Located in the posh East York neighborhood of Toronto is the East York Town Centre. With easily over 100 shops within, the choice is enormous between international chains as well as Canadian brands. No matter what you choose, you know for sure that the best prices along with high quality products are offered. This center also has shown immense corporate responsibility by raising thousands of dollars through food drives where citizens can either donate money or non-perishable food products, which are later given to the homeless.
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»Enduro Sport
Top-end custom bikes assembled to your specs is what Enduro Sport offers. And they mean it, putting together a bike with some of the best frames and components available. Frame lines include Cervelo, QR, Calfee and Kestrel with components by Kestrel and Quintana Roo, wheels by HED, Mavic and Torayca. The shop also carries Rip'n Hammer clothing, Tubbs snowshoes and Quintana Roo wetsuits;all for the serious athlete.
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Located in Greektown, this lingerie shop specializes in European imports and carries both beautiful and practical pieces to suit your needs. Stunning silks and smooth laces are highlights here. If you do not see what you want on the rack, ask for help. Only a small portion of the inventory is displayed. Staff members are extremely helpful and are expert in ensuring a perfect fit. The store also carries a selection of swim wear.
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Gerrard Square boasts of about 55 shops selling everything, from trendsetting apparel and accessories to toys, books, stationery and utility items. Some of the popular brand labels include Hallmark, The Home Depot, Toys R Us, Bilin Jewellery and Boardwalk Shoes. Stop for delicious fast food at KFC or enjoy an ice cream in your favorite flavor at Frosty Scoop. And for groceries, of course, there is good old Walmart. The homey interiors of this mall and the abundance of children's shops make it a great place to shop with one's entire family. Do keep an eye on their website for news on frequent events and sales.
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The Purple Purl offers high-quality Canadian fabric, yarn, wool and equipment for crocheting and knitting. Shop for uncommon materials such as tagua, pattern books, hooks, buttons, stitch markers and spindles. Some of their products include soft Merino wool dyed in bright shades such as pink, peach and blue, Shetland and Corriedale wool, silk fabrics and hardwood spindles. This store also offers classes in knitting, crocheting and felting for all levels, from beginners to professionals. Learn to create fashionable sweaters with luxurious wool, crochet pillows and colorful felt soft toys. Every Tuesday, it also offers a Stitch-in Night, where one can stitch in the company of other knitters, designers and fashion experts. Check their website for regular updates on trunk shows, product launches and knitting events.
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Pied á Terre offers vintage furniture fused with modern styles to create a unique trend of home decor. Shop for wooden boxes and work benches, white cherubs, premium leather upholstery, table fans, wood-decked bookcases, table lamps and lampshades, old telephones, telescopes, and vases. This shop also recreates antique furniture and lighting fixtures at its own workshop. The pieces are such that they can be woven into a modern interior decor scheme and they blend well with contemporary furniture, creating a special charm. It is not always necessary to purchase the antiques, customers can also rent furniture for weddings, parties, films, television shows and photo shoots to create unique looks.
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Open year-round (including statutory holidays), Pacific Mall is North America's largest indoor Chinese shopping center, boasting 400 stores of merchandising goods. From automotive gears to video game consoles, Pacific Mall offers spacious walkways, ample parking (both outside and underground) and additional shopping complexes around the mall. But Pacific Mall offers more than a shopping experience. Situated on the second floor is Pacific Heritage Town, a proud homage to Asian culture. Adorned with original Asian artworks and a stage for live performances and special events, Pacific Mall and Pacific Heritage Town are also places to share and embrace the traditions of the thriving Asian community.
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insects and hydrangeas
In early summer the hydrangeas in my yard had a burnt look to the leaves, so we sprayed it with a fungicide (from the advice of a local nursery). Now that they are fully bloomed they seem to be infested with hundreds of bees, hornets, wasps, and houseflies. It seems that every flying insect known to man is crawling all over the bushes. What is the reason for this, and how do you get rid of some of them? (I know that some insects are good)
This probably isn't much help, but I've noticed in my yard and everywhere I see lace caps, they are covered with tiny bees! The bees just seem to love the lace cap flowers! I guess the centers of the lace caps must be full of what the bees need to make honey as opposed to the non fertile parts of the flowers. Just a thought..........
Hydrangea flowers are rich sources of pollen and nectar and will attract flying pollinators like various bees, flies and some species of wasps. They do not attract houseflies, hornets, yellowjackets or most predatory wasps, as these are primarily carnivores or carrion or garbage eaters and do not often feed on nectar nor utilize pollen.
Flowering plants attract pollinators - that is one of their primary reasons for being and the reason why most flowers are as attractive as they are. Flower color, shape and form are designed by Mother Nature to attract whatever creature she has intended to assist in fertilization. If you do not want the pollinators, you have to remove the plants or at least the flowers or relocate them to where they won't be a nuisance for you.
I don't mind the pollinators in the bushes. Bees are a part of life :) The real problem are the hornets and the houseflies. It is a really strange combination... I would like to get some sort of housefly trap, but I do not want to trap all of the honeybees. Maybe I should just leave it alone. I was just worried because there were so many that they would infiltrate the house and destroy the plant.
A. They won't "destroy the plant" whatever they are.
B. If the plants are attracting houseflies and hornets, then there is something else going on. These insects are NOT attracted to plants unless the plants are scented like decaying flesh, which hydrangeas most definitely are not (some common plants are).
Perhaps there is something else nearby that is causing them to be present. Houseflies and hornets are attracted by garbage: meat scraps, ripe/rotten fruits and vegetables, pet excrement, etc. Or perhaps the hornets have established a nest nearby.....many are ground nesters. You could try trapping - hornet and yellow jacket traps are safe to use around bees, as what attracts these insects is not what attracts the bees or other pollinators.
Along with the Bees and Wasps, Butterflies are also attracted to the nectar. I have counted as many as 6 species of Butterflies, including the lovely Monarchs, on a H.p. 'Limelight' near my kitchen window. Even the little Hummers check it out!
I avoid that area during the daylight hours, as some species of Bees are very aggressive around their nesting sites. Been there, and have painful memories of that!


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Some of Houston's most talented chefs will do battle this month armed with one of world's most coveted ingredients. The first Houston Truffle Chef of the Year Challenge will task the chefs with preparing their best truffle-inspired dishes. The event will be 6:30-9:30 p.m. Jan. 12 at National Tree & Shrub Nursery, 3337 Yale. Competing […] [Read More]
Banh mi throwdown showed Vietnamese sandwich versatility
Most of the banh mi served at the first Great Banh Mi Cook-Off competition this week strayed from tradition. But that's what made the event – a fundraiser for Boat People SOS (BPSOS) – a treat and a true challenge. Many of the sandwiches offered by the 11 entrants proved how versatile banh mi can […] [Read More]
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A little rain isn't enough to stop a disaster preparedness party. David Grossman of Fusion Taco is a late edition to the chef lineup participating in the second annual Ready Houston Preparedness Kit Chef's Challenge, which will be Saturday, Sept. 20, at Market Square Park. Grossman joins Tony's Kate McLean, El Big Bad's Jonathan Jones, […] [Read More]
Chefs to test their skills with non perishables (that's code for SPAM and Nutella)
Here's some dried pasta for Tony's Kate McLean. A can of SPAM for El Big Bad's Jonathan Jones. A tin of tuna for Kevin Naderi of Lillo & Ella. And a box of crackers for Liberty Kitchen's Travis Lenig. It seems criminal to take away fresh produce and high-end proteins away from Houston's top chefs, […] [Read More]
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In yet another spoiler alert: The Houston team loses! Last November, Houston-based Pitmaker BBQ Addiction participated in the World Food Championships in Las Vegas. The team, which included Victor Howard, George Shore and Julio Howard, took home the win and ten grand in the barbecue division. The win also moved the team into the WFC's […] [Read More]
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Spoiler alert: The Houston team wins! Last November, Houston-based Pitmaker BBQ Addiction participated in the World Championship of Barbecue in Las Vegas. The team, which included Victor Howard, George Shore and Julio Howard, took home the win and ten grand. On Aug. 7, you can see how the team did it when FYI TV, the […] [Read More]
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Kerry Fellows (center) – photo James Nielsen Barbecue is a hot topic these days and you can barely open a newspaper or click on a website without seeing some type of Top 10 barbecue list. That interest is slowly migrating to your TV screen. The Destination America channel, which is owned by Discovery Networks and […] [Read More]
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Nathan's Famous will hold a regional qualifier for its famous hot dog-eating contest at 1 p.m. May 3 at Memorial City Mall, Gessner at I-10. The hot dog seller will hold more than a dozen regional qualifiers in the lead-up up to July Fourth's big event at Coney Island. This is the first time time […] [Read More]
Underbelly's Chris Shepherd at Waffle House to practice for competition
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Events: Chili throwdown, Hearts for Halo and a date with Tony
H-Town Chili Throwdown Teams will compete for a $500 grand prizes at the 5th annual H-Town Chili Throwdown & Rock n Roll Show noon-5 p.m. Feb. 15 at Onion Creek Cafe. Several restaurants, including Boheme, Eatsie Boys, Beavers, LowBrow and Happy Fatz, will have chili teams in the chase. Live music will be provided by […] [Read More]
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I needed a good rain boot. I have a pair of Sidi Vertigo Corsa's that are 7 years old. The sole has finally died in the toe and will no longer keep my feet dry. So I wanted dedicated rain boots, BAM! These are awesomely, AWESOME! Warm, built VERY well. True to the Sidi name these boots are as good as it gets. The shell seems very well thought out. There are no zippers for water to leak into. The shell comes up to mid-shin on me and I would need to be standing in 2 feet of water for any water to get in. Even then I doubt it would.My miniscule gripes.These are amazingly stiff out of the box. Too stiff. I found it impossible on my first ride to cover my rear brake with these boots. Same goes for my shifting foot. So stiff I found it hard to shift. This amazing revelation made me realize how much feeling I use while riding.Also I found the size to run a bit big. I ordered a 43 (US 9.5) and there is a lot of room in there. More so than my Corsa's. I was surprised because my Corsa's were so perfect as far as fit.Overall these are GREAT boots. I would recommend this to a friend in a heartbeat.
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I've had these for over a year now and they are still going strong, which is impressive because I am really hard on motorcyle boots. Totally rain proof. Buckles are rock solid. Soles are holding up better than most. I wear these a lot on adventure rides / multi day motorcycle trips when you can't be sure what motha' nature will throw at you. They've never let me down. The only time my feet have ever gotten wet was crossing a river that was thigh high... not much the boots could have done there.I was in Enseanda a few weeks ago and got a $5 shine on them... they look good as new and I expect them to last a long time. Definitely a good value.
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Posted by Chris Silva on September 22, 2009
I recently took part in my first Wi-Fi enabled flight (AA 387 STL — SAN) and, in addition to raving about the experience, I found it one of the better ways to make productive use of otherwise lost time. While the speed was reasonable, and better than I'd expected, there was a separate tier of experience that I encountered as a result of being a mobile user accessing Forrester's services and applications from 30,000 feet.
Posted by Glenn O'Donnell on September 21, 2009
I am off to the annual itSMF USA conference in Dallas TX, better known as Fusion 09. This is expected to be the biggest and best IT Servcie Management conference yet and the pinnacle of the itSMF USA organizations progress to date. I hope these predictions come true because I am an avid supporter of itSMF and its mission to promote service management excellence.
As one element of a new partnership between Forrester Research and itSMF USA, we will be holding one-on-one meetings between conference attendees and Forrester analysts. Both my delightful and brilliant colleague Evelyn Hubbert and I will be there and we look forward to one-on-one meetings with as many people we can fit in!
With all the wonderful sessions that will be happening at the conference, it is tough to pick favorites. Still, here are the sessions I hope to catch while I'm there.
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Posted by Glenn O'Donnell on September 15, 2009
CA is a vendor that already enjoys a leading position in overall network management. Its 2005 acquisition of Concord, which brought along the assets of the previously acquired Aprisma, instantly moved CA from an also-ran to one of the clear leaders. Concord was good, and CA has an impressive track record of growing that business since the acquisition. Still, there were some weaknesses with regard to more advanced performance analysis.
On September 14, 2009, CA finally addressed these performance gaps by announcing its intent to acquire NetQoS for $200 million. Based in Austin, TX, NetQoS is one of those exciting small companies that proved there is a better approach to many of the challenges we face. It is one of the true innovators in performance management of both infrastructure and applications.
Posted by JP Gownder on September 14, 2009
Intuit announced today its purchase of Mint.com for $170 million. The formerly bitter rivals will together form a sizable community of registered users who manage their finances online. The move brings together synergistic, complementary assets:
Posted by Robert Whiteley III on September 14, 2009
On Friday we wrapped up a very successful Security Forum. I'm very pleased at how well the theme — navigating the new security & risk reality — resonated with the two hundred security execs that joined us in lovely San Diego.
For those who attended, let me send out a big THANK YOU. I know it's a lot to take two days out of your schedule and, as always, we appreciate your attendance. And remember, you can head to the link above to get all of the presentations.
But now we must return to work and start implementing all of the insight we discussed. To help, I thought I'd take an opportunity to summarize this year's top three takeaways, in no particular order.
Takeaway 1: Giant squids are the stuff of horror movies, and stand-up comedy. For those of you following along, you'll know I struggled with whether I should incorporate the recent squid invasion of San Diego in my opening remarks. I did — and it went over well. I shall live to host another event.
Posted by JP Gownder on September 11, 2009
On October 22, Microsoft will release Windows 7, thereby effectively ending the Windows Vista era for consumers. That day can't come too quickly: Windows Vista will go down in history as a period of trial and tribulation for Microsoft – and for many consumers who used the product, particularly during its early days.
There are too many product strategy insights to be learned from the Windows Vista era to fit into one blog post. Let's look at some of the major lessons – those that can be generalized to consumer product strategies in any industry. And let's quickly extract both the "sins" of product strategy and some general product strategy lessons provided by the Windows Vista experience:
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For the last two years Forrester has presented and most recently partnered with the Tech:Touchstone event management company that produces the Green IT 2009 Conference & Exhibition in London. Despite one year in passing and a challenging economic environment, green IT is still top of mind in 2009.
Posted by JP Gownder on September 9, 2009
What is a map? In traditional cartographic terms, a map is "a graphic representation or scale model of spatial concepts" that is "is a means for conveying geographic information." The traditional map is static, representing geographic features at a specific moment in time. Antiquarians preserve old maps as pieces of artwork, snapshots into bygone eras, fossilized records of the world that was.
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I just nuked my phone.
Ok, so maybe I didn't nuke it, but I wiped it clean. It's all part of an experiment. I'm one of a lucky few (20 to be precise) that are piloting iPhones here at Forrester. So far, it's been great, although there are the usual bumps and stumbles you might imagine with any new technology. For example, has anyone else out there come across the mysterious disappearing calendar item? Every once in a while I come across something that's on my desktop Outlook client, but not on my iPhone. I've done some pretty exhaustive scenario testing and I think I've isolated what triggers it, but of course there's no discussion of it anywhere in the Googlesphere. Very strange, but I digress. As much as I'd like to talk about my iPhone experience, I'm actually more interested in any consumer mobile device in the enterprise.
(Psst. Apple, if you're listening I can be contacted on this blog, on Twitter, or via email. I may not be one of our device analysts, but my analyst credentials would be revoked if I didn't at least have an opinion.)
Ok, so why am I interested in mobile devices? Because in the last few weeks we've been swamped with clients' requests to help craft their security policy for this technology populistphenomenon. Not only has iPhone proven to have enterprise staying power, but the promise of Palm Pre and Windows Mobile 6.5 has many an executive dreaming of replacing their old scroll-wheel driven BlackBerry with a slick touch interface.
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As we journey deeper into Lent, the choice is ours – a mission or The Matrix. If you saw the movie, you know the "red pill or blue pill" choice that was presented to the hero, Neo ("New Life"), played by Keanu Reeves in The Matrix. Pope Francis speaks of parish renewal in the same way. It is a choice for intentionality in the midst of a culture that would rather we just sleep-walk through life, with no real purpose other than to feed the economy. Lent is intended to be a time of disturbing questions that lead to new and vital growth. And the Gospel certainly poses larger-than-life questions to anyone who encounters Christ.
I recently assisted the parish vitality team at St. John Vianney Parish in Orchard Park to face difficult questions, and to forge from the answers, a new parish vision – "to be a place where Jesus is known, not just known about; a place where anyone can belong and everyone makes a difference." This statement of purpose still echoes in my ears for its simplicity and its courage.
Vital parishes do not just happen. Folks must be "all in" to achieve vitality. What about your parish or group? Somebody once said, "Standing in church might not make me Christian, any more than standing in a garage can make me a car." Are your folks "all in" or are they standing around waiting for something to happen to them?
Do you have a compelling, Christ-led purpose or is there a dream-like quality to the routine of coming to church? Through the Catholics Come Home campaign, we have been commissioned to keep the faith but not keep it to ourselves. Did you know that the parish is bigger than those who attend on Sunday? Thriving parishes know that real success comes from asking the right questions, not just doing the right things.
In The Joy of the Gospel, our Pope quoted Blessed Pope Paul VI, "The Church must look with penetrating eyes within herself; ponder the mystery of her own being… This is the source of the Church's heroic and impatient struggle for renewal..." (EG 26). Why not join St. John Vianney Parish, or nearby Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Elma, and so many others who are committed to asking the penetrating questions of themselves.
This Lent, isn't it worth asking our people in every parish organization and ministry to prayerfully consider how we might fulfill these lofty ideals:
How can we welcome people with warmth and sincerity?
How do we express a distinct and compelling sense of purpose?
How might we engage newcomers in our mission or ministries?
How can we enlist regular parishioners to give witness to their faith in action?
How do we encourage young people to exercise leadership?
How do we think creatively about the challenges facing the larger community?
How can we reach out to care for the Least, the Last, and the Lost, in cooperation with other people regardless of their affiliation?
How might we sponsor faith sharing in every parish activity so we grow as intentional disciples of Jesus?
Lent is the time to go deeper with those who have shown a commitment to live their baptism. Thriving parishes often report real vitality springing from small Lenten groups that ponder the larger-than-life questions. Recently, Immaculate Conception Parish, East Aurora had a tremendous success with a program called Good News People. St. Mary in Swormville has had years of success with Christ Renews His Parish. All Saints Parish in Lockport and St. Amelia in Tonawanda have recently begun the Christ Life process.
Interested in going deeper down the rabbit hole? A delegation from this diocese will be attending the national Christ Life training event, March 18-20, 2015 in Baltimore, MD. The Christ Life process invites the larger-than-life questions that arise when we encounter Christ, follow Christ, enjoy and share Christ. The Christ Life process can start after Easter, in the fall or next Lent. Why not come along to find out more? Call the Office for Evangelization and Parish Life at 716-847-8393 for more information. The larger-than-life questions are worth asking this, and every Lent.
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I have tried a couple of mp3 player and am frustrated because there are no basic directions for a beginner. I want to use some songs from my cds and buy some songs on line. I want
ALL of the songs to play on a bose radio or speaker of some kind. Is it possible to play songs purchased on line on a device like a speaker?
Or can I just play what I download from cds? Thanks very much.
When you buy an mp3, it should have a cable to hook to the computer. This is how you copy the music to the mp3, and may also be used to connect to a radio or speaker, provided the radio or speaker accepts the connection cable. Check your radio and or Bose to see what extra connection points it has. I have a Sansa mp3 that connects to a Timex radio, and the connection cable plugs into the earphone port on the mp3, thus allowing me to hear the music thru the Timex radio speakers.
I also bought a small speaker set, runs on two AA batteries, that are external speakers for an mp3. Also plugs into earphone port on mp3. Check radio and bose, see what you can find for hooking up mp3 to them. Good luck.
Thank you very much for your information. I have tried a couple of cheap mp3's because I like the idea of the battery being so easily replaced and no need to charge it. Unfortunately they just don't work so I'm going to return the second one and try something else. The problem they have is getting hung up on one song, not turning off when I switch them off, not playing some of the songs that I have downloaded. I am probably still doing something wrong but am just too frustrated with them for now. Anyway I appreciate you help - I will probably try something more expensive and see how that goes.


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If I recall correctly, I have reached the letter J in my alphabetic explorations of words and concepts that help me effectively manage my weight. And it only took me a year. Good thing I wasn't on a commission.
Only two helpful "J-words" come to mind, but they're a big two, if you know what I mean. Together, they're pretty foundational for my success.
While I've always been a fairly exuberant type of person (or as one friend termed it, annoyingly cheerful), I was pretty glum about the whole "diet-y" thing. That was back when I made elaborate plans and tried to overhaul my entire way of living in one day. Who wouldn't feel bleh about that?
Approaching weight loss/management from a mindset of abundance turned everything around, and I found joy in focusing on what I had and what I could do.
I'll confess that lately I've felt…well, not bleh, but not necessarily joyful either. I don't know if it's lingering stress over the ups and downs from 2014 or just a phase, but it's certainly not how I want to live. I like bouncing out of bed in the mornings.
In thinking it over the past few days, I realized that what's missing is that expectation that "something wonderful will happen." Expecting good things to happen, believing good things will happen, will have me bouncing in no time. In fact, I feel better already.
After years and years of trying to change everything, I finally found success in changing Just One Little Thing at at time. Some changes took place over a matter of days, some took longer, and others–well, I'm still working on those.
I keep this bottle on my office window sill as a reminder that change doesn't happen overnight, but I can make a lot of progress with a simple JOLT here and there.
So those are two Js that help me. Here's one that hasn't been working so well for me: January. This one has been particularly gray and cold, with only a handful of sunny, mild days to keep me off the ledge. I suspect that's a large part of my recent less-than-joyful temperament.
But it's February now, and I made it through. With my recent contemplations in mind, I'm focusing not on the cold, but all the wonderful things that this month will bring. Like temps in the 60s on Saturday!
I'm also focusing on getting some early spring cleaning done, and I'd better get back to it. I'm having new internet service installed tomorrow, and I'd rather not subject the installer to what's bound to be a mountain of dust bunnies behind my desk.
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I thought the vine was a jasmine or star jasmine? But I am complete novice so I could be way off. I am really interested in the urns and what is planted in them.
I am in sunset zone 13 which is completely different than San Francisco so those plants might not do well here.
Here is a link that might be useful: Entrance with plants
Could it be Bacopa?
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The vine is most likely Clematis montana, and the trailer in the pots is Bacopa. The Bacopa will likely do just fine in a Zunset zone 13 climate if it gets bright light rather than full hot sun, and it will need regular water. It may in fact be better as a winter annual for you than in summer.


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As one of the more popular races in the game (mainly due to physical looks, but not disregarding their strangth and lore), the Blood Elves deserve a bit of consideration as far as what's changing. Not a great deal has happened since BC. Factions comprised of Blood and High elves have had prevalence, such as in Dalaran, but back home in Quel'Thalas things are still a mess. With the release of MoP, we have to start looking to the future, because again, nothing has really changed. I'm not unhappy nothing big happened in MoP, the kingdom is rebuilding after the devastation it's suffered, but the Blood Elves need to start healing. First, we need a new leader. Theron is a nice enough guy, but he has been almost non-existent from the storyline and didn't want the job in the first place. We need another Kael'Thas or Anastarian. A lot of people have talked about bringing some previously unknown Sunstrider out, like Eldin from warcraft 3. Regardless, I think the convocation of silvermoon needs to be re-established, and rule their sub associations of the magisters and the military, which needs to be unified between the Blood Knights and the Farstriders. Whether all these entities cast a vote for the new king or it's an estranged royal, we need another leader, just please don't pull a Garrosh.
Next, the implications of the restored Sunwell should be examined. Should Quel'Danil be restored? I wish it would, it's a magnificent testament to the game designers and the lore when it isn't over-run by demons and half destroyed. It would also fit with a strong new leader, the reclaiming of our lost lands and the restoration of our majestic kingdom. All the creepy eyes should be removed from the magic crystals, and perhaps we could reopen communications with the remaining High Elves, although complete forgiveness would be quite a jump, and not right for the story. I don't care if Aveena comes back to be our godess, but again, we need to look at what we are doing next.
And finally, with a strong new leader to purge the Ghostlands, they need to be healed. Perhaps a herd of druids could hop the next airship, or the forsaken could focus less on manufacturing the plague and more on curing it? If something like that could be accomplished we could perhaps heal the dead scar and rebuild western Silvermoon.
Obviously any changes would rquire starting quest re-writes, but that can be done. They could do something like they did with the DK story line, how the world changes along with the story, phasing I believe it's called. Anyway, I think the race at least deserves some healing and some time spent. Few races are so broken as the Blood Elves, yet few have perserved so assuredly. The Night Elves have grown an even bigger world tree, the Gnomes have found new homes. Bilgewater Harbor is a testament to the Goblins Profit-mindedness. When do we get ours?
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Edited by Maihray on 10/2/2012 11:11 PM PDT
How about instead of replacing yet another Horde leader, we improve the characters we have?
Lor'themar is the best character to lead the Blood elves over any other character. Replacing him won't fix anything. It was Theron who reclaimed Quel'Thalas. It was Theron that lead his people through trying times, so some Sunstrider wannabe. It was Theron who over seers his people's rebuilding, and it's Theron who is looking for the elves's future.
Instead of introucing yet another character that no one would care about, we improve Theron into a better ruler, it would be a better story than "And now, a long-lost Sunstrider! Even tho Silvermoon has disowned the whole house and this guy has never been mentioned before!"
I think you mean Quel'Danas. In anycase, Lor'themar already has ordered the restoration of the isle, it's currently under Silvermoon control.
Edited by Gruffe on 10/2/2012 11:22 PM PDT
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progressive Belf plot line.
fully fix the city, and remove all those statures of the guy who was never actual their king... never understood why there were so many statures of the current prince.
contain/control/fix the dead scar.
go with the find magic items theme that was started. let them be the rival indiana jones race.
go with the make weapons to win theme.
bring back the magic sucking ideals and have them abuse it rather than sweep it under the rug with the new sunwell. it is now for personal power rather than survival. they have survival wrapped up, let them expand now.
let lor'themar do something other than be a jerk to non Blood elves in a random quest arc.
Except he's such a non-entity most people aren't aware the Blood Elves have a leader. He's not leadership material anyways. He was the second-in-command to the Ranger General. He's a fine military leader, but not a political one, and certainly does not represent the Blood Elves in any tangible form.
I actually almost died laughing at this...
No, it was Anveena who cleansed the Eversong Woods which aided the Blood Elves in taking those areas, to a degree. The Ghostlands were still lost.
The man couldn't lead his people through a wet paper bag... Please, tell me what he did to lead his people. Liadrinn did more than he ever did, and she's pretty much gone Alliance in every way except color.
Right, because he's in charge of the Reliquary who are the only Blood Elves so far to mention the future of the race?
Or rather than trying to fap up a useless, glorified consolation prize into something he's not, a new, refreshing character could be brought onto the scene and be given ample screentime to become as influential and memorable a character as Kael'thas was. Say what you will; the Sunstrider Dynasty only ever had one bad apple and in a terrible situation. Elves aren't humans. They have long lives, and long memories.
I'm not suggesting Lor'themar be thrown away. I'm suggesting he -cannot- be the leader of the Blood Elves properly. We know where his strengths rest, where he himself shines; the battlefield. He's badass when out there. As a leader though? He can't lead anything. He gets manipulated by other Horde leaders, has no spine among them, and his own Ranger General tells him to virtually shove it when given an order.
I could live with that. He's done a good bit more with the best intentions of the Sin'dorei at heart. He seems to have a grasp of political knowledge since he's the leader of the Reliquary, and he's been active to a degree. I'd like to see a lot more of him doing things before he became the next King or what have you, but so far, so good. He seems relatively well respected in the Sin'dorei community, as well as the Horde.
Every current leader was a second in command. Sylvanas certainly did not step into the post of Ranger-General of Quel'thalas the moment she became a far-strider. She had to work her way up the officer ranks and learn the trade, how to command and lead. Garrosh started out learning how to command. Varian, Tyrande, Baine, all of them had to work for their rank. Just like everyone else.
Lor'themar is a non-entity only because Blizzard hasn't done anything with him or the Blood elves in several expansions now. To introduce someone new (please not a completely unknown Sunstrider...) wouldn't fix anything. Lor'themar has plenty of potential, only if Blizzard would use it.
Lore contradicts you Elenie. Lor'themar is very competent. He was a very capable second in command for the Far-striders. His history shows this. He just hasn't been shown doing it. That's the problem.
Again the lore contradicts you.
Or rather than trying to fap up a useless, glorified consolation prize into something he's not, a new, refreshing character could be brought onto the scene and be given ample screentime to become as influential and memorable a character as Kael'thas was. Say what you will; the Sunstrider Dynasty only ever had one bad apple and in a terrible situation. Elves aren't humans. They have long lives, and long memories.
Actually you are suggesting he be throw away in favor for a completely new NPC. He's a decent leader that has the respect of the Ranger General. The same Ranger General that wants to him take up the mantle of King.
He wasn't any more manipulated than any other Blood elven leader would have been. -Any- other Blood elven leader would have made the same choice he did. Power of personality doesn't cut it when you are in an weak position, and it wouldn't have made any difference. If he hadn't obeyed his treaty obligations that Sylvanas reminded him of, it would have been an orc standing before him ordering him to send forces north to Northrend. There was literally no way he or any Blood elven leader could have avoided that. Even Keal'thas would have obeyed. And one bad apple can ruin everything.
All Lor'themar needs is ample screen time to become as influential and memorable a character as Kael'thas was. Just like your new introduced character. Only Lor'themar is an established character with plenty of potential.
Kyn, you and I rarely agree on this, but we do have a few agreements, one of which is this:
Lor'themar's story has been a case of -telling- the reader something, and never showing it, or showing the exact opposite.
My personal feelings are, I don't care for Lor'themar. He's no one to me. If I were a Blood Elf, I'd ignore his existence too. Liadrinn did far more for the Blood Elves than he has. Kael'thas still did far more than Lor'themar. Yes, a traitor has still done far more for the Blood Elves than their current leader.
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It's not the characters fault all his story is in books and comics. Complain to blizzard for that. He actually has some pretty good lore if you look for it.
Bad writing bad idea.
I agree. Lor'themar should be the leader, Rommath above the magisters, and Hauldron above the Farstriders. You already have most of the Convocation right there already. You just need the blood knight leader and a priest sect leader.
We don't need a new leader. Lor'themar is a badass. Look him up. He'd be perfect for the job.
The demonic stones should only be in the warlock area. The rest of them should be purified from Fel magic to arcane by residual holy energy from the sunwell. All they'd have to do is recolor them in the game to blue or white.
Communications are already open. The high elves are allowed to visit the sunwell, they're just not allowed to be armed.
I do! She was NEVER a goddess. She was just the embodiment of the sunwell to prevent a total lost. She was created by kalecgos.
Blood Elves really don't like druids. I think they'd be more likely to use Shaman and Elementals to purify the earth and water. Druids don't fit blood elf lore as stated by the developers.(i'm not going to site that look it up yourself, it was in one of the last commentaries from a developer.)
bring back the magic sucking ideals and have them abuse it rather than sweep it under the rug with the new sunwell. it is now for personal power rather than survival. they have survival wrapped up, let them expand now.
THIS! For the love of God, THIS!
Get away from the stupid token fantasy high elf schtick and give them their balls back. This is what made them unique, this is what made them awesome. That they could just walk up to some super arcane monstrosity, mana tap it to death, dust themselves off and walk away. Mind you after hundreds of people from other races died trying to kill it by conventional means.
Edited by Desidarius on 10/3/2012 9:59 AM PDT
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Let's simplify things here. Lor'Themar IS an intriguing character, especially with his reluctance as a leader. I'd like to see him used, but we have to remember that BC content WILL NEVER BE MODIFIED. After 3 expansions, it seems like the BC content is frozen in time, which is unfortunate.
Separate gripe: Other than a couple rep mounts, there's no reason to go back to Outland after you level out of it. Northrend is similar, but it doesn't feel so frozen because it's more recent in terms of graphics.
They're not going to off Lor'themar. In any case, please no bastard or hidden Sunstrider kids. That dynasty is dead there's no reason to bring it back. Take down those damn Sunstrider statues and just give Theron something to do and that'll be good enough for me.
Edited by Nocterune on 10/3/2012 11:44 AM PDT
Kyn, you and I rarely agree on this, but we do have a few agreements, one of which is this:
We're pretty much going to agree to disagree. I think part of your problem is that you, as a player, doesn't like Lor'themar. Which you admit. That's why you are always ignoring his accomplishments, because you don't want him to be the leader. You're willing to throw aside a developed character for one that you can personally get involved in (as in really liking and following) I think you'd be the same even if Lor'themar was being shown in-game doing stuff that show he is as capable and respected as his lore says he is.
Lor'themar has done a hell of a lot for the Blood elves, as much as the ones you have named. More in fact. He's kept his people safe, intact as a nation and is working on making them secure.
Lor'Themar is an interesting character, I'll give him that. But the fact the he didn't want the position in the first place and has done absolutely nothing while havong it doesn't make him a good King. Chairman of the Convocation? Sure. He just doesn't have the political inclinations.
We need someone we can rally behind, and only a true king who wants the job can provide that. Honestly I don't care about the Sunstriders, but don't knock them because of one good guy corrupted in the service of his people.
Whoever said that they would purify Quel'Thalas with elementals and shamans: that's an excellent idea, I'm all for it, you're a genius and I'll buy whatever you sell.
YES PLEASE! Blizzard seems afraid to really get away from the High Elven ideals, but they are long gone. Even after everything that's happened the Sin'dorei are still one of the most magnificent cultures in the game, and they know it. We are not a virtuous race, we are an arrogant, powerful, magic feeding people and EVERYBODY knows it. We want this to be prevalent. Not evil, power-loving, and with the means to control it. Especially since it's once again 'pure'.
P.S. Somebody tell me if I'm wrong, but I don't think the statues all over Silvermoon are of Kael'Thas. That was the traditional outfit for the King and even Theron is wearing something similar. If I'm not mistaken, the statue model was taken from young Anastarian. It's the same with all the female ones, a nameless Blood Elf regal.
Edited by Maihray on 10/3/2012 12:26 PM PDT
My issue, Kyn, is that everything Lor'themar has supposedly done is a case of us being -told- he did it. We never saw it. The few cases we've seen of his leadership are extremely unflattering.
Sunwell Manga - Goes around hunting down Anveena, and -she- cures the Eversong Woods of the Scourge's taint on the land. I think this is perhaps the only medium that shows him in a positive light.
BC - He has you go to Sylvanas to report the good news that Dar'khan is dead. Glad to see he still see's the former Ranger-General as his superior, or that he'd ally with the Horde.
WotLK - In 9/10 cases, he forcefully tries to take Quel'delar from its rightful bearer, and an Elf-Blade virtually pimp-slaps him for it. Yes, a piece of enchanted metal puts him in his place. Fantastic leadership material, and naturally his comments are not offensive in the slightest to his fellow Horde members.
Shadow of the Sun - Sylvanas controls him and the Sin'dorei as he tries to avoid going to war on the Scourge, a battle most Blood Elves would -demand- to join. Not only was he going to try and implement unpopular policies, he was shown to have no power to even make that decision.
Cataclysm - His Ranger General tells him, "No," after giving the man a Direct Order.
Tides of War - A brief appearance in which, when asked where his loyalty lies, he speaks his first words during the entire meeting of Horde leaders and simply says, "Our loyalty lies with the Horde," utterly dodging the question on top of the fact he gave his people no representation other than physically sitting in a chair for that entire meeting.
Kyn, please... PLEASE see some reason in this. We're -told- Lor'themar is a good leader, that he's popular, etc... but WHERE IN THE TWISTING NETHER ARE WE EVER SHOWN IT?!
Its been -years- of this. The character is not popular with the players, and his Lore popularity in the Horde or among the Blood Elves is up in the air because we are told one thing, but shown the complete and utter opposite.
We're pretty much going to agree to disagree. I think part of your problem is that you, as a player, doesn't like Lor'themar. Which you admit. That's why you are always ignoring his accomplishments, because you don't want him to be the leader. You're willing to throw aside a developed character for one that you can personally get involved in (as in really liking and following) I think you'd be the same even if Lor'themar was being shown in-game doing stuff that show he is as capable and respected as his lore says he is.
Bunk, he's a spineless worm.
My issue, Kyn, is that everything Lor'themar has supposedly done is a case of us being -told- he did it. We never saw it. The few cases we've seen of his leadership are extremely unflattering.
Who's Lor'themar?
On a more serious note... About BC
I think you forgot to mention he basically asked Sylvanas to sign his letters for him asking Thrall to let his race join the Horde during BC.
The Envoy to the Horde quest...
This changes everything. No longer will our power be questioned. We'll be able to join the Horde as equals.
Just because they have the head of Dar'Khan he thinks that enough to prove that they can join the Horde as equals...(Sorry, but I just think that's flawed, thankfully Sylvanas signed his letter and basically told Thrall to let them in.) The first thing he thinks of doing when seeing that head is going to Sylvanas, basically trying to get out her good side to ask her to tell Thrall to let them in to the Horde..
I haven't lost any love for my homeland or its people, as you know. I've fought tooth and nail for Silvermoon to be allowed a place beside Undercity and Orgrimmar at the negotiating table.
It's obvious there's a difference. Sylvanas "fought tooth and nail" to have the blood elves join the Horde "at the negotiating table". We don't see anything like that from Theron, nothing saying he tried, nothing saying he did anything relating to politics just a bloody head (something more related to the battlefield, his side of experience). Then she says she's made the letter official and formally orders you to go to Orgrimmar now to give the letter to Thrall asking to be let into the Horde.
Also, don't forget that Lor'themar didn't even really get a leader short story, he just got a copy of the winner from the writing contest while all the other leaders got something new.
Also, Lor'themar can have his character developed and all that without being the leader of the blood elves, in name. Being leader just seems to be...making his character development go negatively, there hasn't been anything positive about him shown at all. He's not even really the leader of the blood elves, not just because he's "Regent Lord", but because it's other people that are doing his job for him. Rommath and Halduron have tried to get Lor'themar in a more official position that signifies he's the leader of the blood elves, but he has refused. He has only shown he wants to return to being a Farstrider, be what he used to be and leave his current job, he hasn't been happy at all doing what he's been doing.
I think Knalivas really brought this down to it's root: he didn't want the job. He doesn't want the job, after multiple pushes to make him king from both Halduron and Rommath, the most poweful people in Blood Elven society, and it has been expressly stated that he wants nothing more than to return to the battlefield as a ranger commander.
No matter how interesting his character, and whether or not he has lead us well, regardless of all merits, that is not a starting point for a good leader. Lor'Themar will never speak up at the meeting. Sylvanas rose up in rebellion and claimed far more than anyone thought was possible. Blaine righteously defended his line's claim to whatever it is the Tauren sit on. Though I detest Ballywix, he has given his people a new home and is the physical embodiment of profit-mindedness. Vol'jin is respectable and speaks when he must. The list goes on for the Alliance as well. Theron does not embody our race. He is a weak, quiet soldier forced into a place he doesn't want to be. He is portrayed as relatively virtuous, the Blood Elves need a powerful leader, who sucks magic and turns it at his enemies. Who's flag is one of the first planted when the Horde invade. We need someone to sit on the throne in Sunfury Spire, with his court around him and proclaim death to all who oppse the elves, like every random npc you meet. If Theron can't capture the confidence evident in everyone in Eversong, he doesn't deserve to stand in the Throneroom of Silvermoon.
How about you all cool your damn jets until 5.1, mmkay'? That's when Lor'themar is finally getting some development, alongside Tyrande. (Which could be some very interesting conflict.)
Edited by Velarin on 10/3/2012 2:07 PM PDT
In the past I've suggested a female Sunstrider be found somehow. He can marry her, and then he's King with a Queen. As King, he can go lead the battles on the front lines as he's comfortable doing and become a more prominent leader for the Sin'dorei without risking the future of the Kingdom, since his Queen would remain safe in Quel'thalas. If she is a crafty politician and can properly represent the Blood Elves in the Horde, they complete one another. All the better if she -is- one of those magic absorbing types who will rain fiery hell down upon those who dare stand against the Sin'dorei.
If Theron dies in the line of battle, she can re-marry. It provides an excellent safety anchor. Personally, I'd hope to see the Blood Elves decide to take on the ideology that the power of the Sunwell is fine, but more power is always better.
I want to see a highway built over the Deadscar, connecting Quel'thalas to Quel'danil, covering over the Deadscar to prove they've moved on from that point of their history. I'd like to see Warlocks actually take a greater presence amongst the Sin'dorei, perhaps a specific warlock group that also employs Demon Hunters as a form of private police loyal to the Queen and their High Warlock. We know Blood Elves were adept Demon Hunters. If one survived the Black Temple, you have the grounds for more to come.
It'd also be nice if the King and Queen forced the Spellbreakers to train new generations as an elite guard to protect the Homelands. Their powerful abilities and intense physical skills should become a point of contention in the Horde; the King and Queen refuse to have them leave Quel'thalas, for their fear it would leave the Kingdom too exposed to danger, even though they could arguably be of immense value to other lands. It'd be good to see the Horde acknowledge the Blood Elves having a pretty significant asset.
As far as the Ghostlands go, although I'm a proponent for Blood Elf Druids, if we're moving down the power-ambitious path, I'd rather see the Blood Elves' Paladins and Priests cleanse those lands using the Sunwell's power. If the Reliquary could help in all this using some of the artifacts they've uncovered, awesome. Actually, I'd like to see them put in charge of Constructs, see that field become broadened; Combat-Class Constructs, Labor-Class Constructs, Guardian-Class Constructs... Labor-Class Constructs would be their peasants; building and repairing settlements. A little use of phasing and the different ruined villages of the Ghostlands could be worked on by those constructs and then repaired and inhabited.
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Leinonen, P., Bolton, N. J., Kontturi, M. and Vihko, R. (1982), Rapid endocrine effects of tamoxifen and testolactone in prostatic carcinoma patients. Prostate, 3: 589–597. doi: 10.1002/pros.2990030608
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The short-term (6-day) endocrine effects of tamoxifen and testolactone were investigated in men with prostatic carcinoma. Tamoxifen treatment (20 mg/day) did not affect the gonado-tropin levels, but it temporarily increased prolactin, induced sex hormone-binding globulin production, and suppressed peripheral serum progesterone, 17-hydroxyprogesterone, an-drostenedione, testosterone, and 5α-dihydrotestosterone concentrations. These changes were attributed to the estrogenic properties of tamoxifen, since no changes in peripheral serum estradiol concentrations were observed. Testolactone (1000 mg/day) decreased peripheral estradiol concentrations by 50% and increased the concentrations of the neutral steroids measured. The increases in serum FSH and LH were very small. This study corroborates the early estrogen-like action of tamoxifen, and the experiment with testolactone further suggests that endogenous estradiol has physiological functions in man, regulating gonadotropin and androgen production.


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Okay, my 19 month old is waking up and removing her diaper. Usually I hear her wake up, but sometimes she is quiet, and I don't get in there in time. She is unziping her PJ's or pulling them down, and taking it off. We have had two unauthorized poopy dances so far, and had I been invited, I would not have allowed it. My SIL suggested putting the diaper on backwards, or packing tape. Don't get me wrong, I love naked baby butt just as much as the next mom, but on my watch :) Any tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!! Christy
Houdini!! Yep putting on the PJ's or whatever backwards helps...
I Remember my daughter driving 225 miles to visit me with the Escape Artist in the back seat....supposedly sleeping. She checked in the rear viev mirror and there was a naked kid standing up on the seat looking out the window!
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Okay, this is getting ridiculous. I've tried every suggestion, and Houdini can get out of them all!! I can't seem to find 'feetless' pajamas, but I did find 'feetless' long johns. She pulled her shoulders out of them, and slid out of it. She figured out how to tear her pull-ups, rendering the diaper useless. So back to the cruisers. I guess next, I'll just cut the feet off of her PJ's. I just got my carpets professionally cleaned and the day after I was scrubbing poop off of the floor!!! This stinks.....literally!!!! Christy
I certainly have. I don't think she was ready until recently. What I'm worried about is that we're having out of town guests this month, going out of town next month and the month after that. Also, the moms I talk to suggest not potty training her in the winter. Either way, I think I might start anyhow....Thanks :) Christy
Yep, time to potty train! She's already letting you know that she doesn't like wet or poopy diapers! I bet she trains really really fast! You might try silky panties instead of pull ups or training pants. The silky panties feel cold and icky as soon as they get wet. They really helped get my girls potty trained fast!
You know, I don't know if they still make those diaper pins. I could look around! I've been afraid to use the regular safety pins, she's pretty good at figuring stuff out. I've taken her footed sleepers from last year, and cut the feet off, and turned them around. Now I just need to figure out how to keep her socks on!!! Thanks :) Christy
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This collection focuses on a woman's point of view in love poetry, and juxtaposes poems by women and poems about women to raise questions about how femininity is constructed. Although most medieval "woman's songs" are either anonymous or male-authored lyrics in a popular style, the term can usefully be expanded to cover poetry composed by women, and poetry that is aristocr ...more
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