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I hoping that some of you own a Great Pyrenees and you can tell me personally about them. Im a single mom and my son is 11. We currently have a German Shepherd who is almost 6 and a Golden Retriever who will be 4 on Christmas.
I havent been thrilled with what Ive been able to find out about them online. Each internet site says something different and dont agree with each other. If you own or have owned a Great Pyreneese, can you please tell me about your dog? Did you prefer male or female? How are they with other dogs? With kids? With living in a house (most are working dogs)? Temperament? Shedding? Anything would be helpful!!! |
You seem to want 20 diffrent breeds of dog,don't you DOGMATION?
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My name on here has always been Simplymisty. Not sure who dogmation is since I don't read all the threads and my post isn't spam.
I originally had this all listed under one post. It was called: Can you give your 02 on these breeds? If you search farther down on the breed topic, you'll see my original post. I did get 3 responses - thanks! but I knew that there were many more people out there that owned these breeds so I posted a topic for EACH breed I was interested in hoping if the thread was titled with the breed name I'd get a better response. Sorry, if this isn't how we're suppose to post on here, I just really wanted to hear back from people who own the breeds so I make the best decision on a new dog not only for me but for the dog and my other dogs. |
Your best bet would be to contact (reputable) breeders and ask them the same questions you've asked us. Check the breed club websites. Great Pyrenees Club of America (GPCA): http://clubs.akc.org/gpca/ Before rescuing Nala, I considered getting a Border Collie from a breeder. I learned so much from talking to a couple of really great people. One woman wasn't even expecting a litter until Spring of 2008 and talked to me for 45 minutes regarding the breed in general. I've found that calling is often better than emailing. |
Thanks Herschel!
I have been to all those websites and read up on the breeds. I did call a couple of breeders and they weren't really willing to talk to me a lot if I "wasn't" going to for sure get a dog. I'll keep calling until I can find some good breeders. Maybe for my future calls I won't worry so much about them being close and just start calling no matter where they're located. |
You won't see me in this board much anymore,it become spam-central.
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I have had a male Great Pyr and just adopted a female. I think they are a wonderful, gorgeous breed. They are protective, loyal and a "guardian" dog. They will definitely let you know if there is ANYTHING going on around you or your home. That being said, they can be barkers. By nature they bark during the night to keep watch over the home and then sleep during the day. They can also be diggers, but my dogs have usually been primarily inside dogs. My male got very big. He weighed about 120lbs. The female that I adopted is considerably smaller (she is my avatar). They do shed and are double-coated, so it's important that they have a place to stay cool in warm summer months. Mine did just fine here in Texas where it is really hot and humid. From my experience they don't care to get wet, but I guess it just depends on each individual dog. My male even got along with our house-trained bunny. The bunny and GP would eat treats from the same hand, at the same time! They are not like golden retrievers who live for your attention...GPs are somewhat independent and do their own thing. Our male would not always come when called etc...so there was a struggle for obedience at times. But he was great on a leash, loved walks, baths, or being groomed. They look like gentle giants, but they sure have an intimidation factor...In fact, our garbage man will not pick up our garbage if our Great Pyr is in the front yard. Anyway, obviously I'm very partial to the breed, but hope this info helps. Good luck. |
Thanks SOOO much!!! I've actually thought for the last 5 years that I wanted a GP when the time would come for an additional dog. I have what I hope to be a very long time before I can get another dog and was researching some of the extra large breeds because I really want larger dogs. While doing that research (you'll see I posted this exact almost same thread for several of the larger breed dogs) I read on several sites that GP aren't good with other dogs, that they're more for the 1 dog homes, which I'm not. I love dogs and I'd like to always have 3 at all times. So I was pretty discouraged by that.
Since I have time, I wanted to do as much research as possible (since I didn't with my 1st 2 dogs) on the breed and also start looking into breeders. Hoping that if I can find a great breeder now, I can start working with the breeder earlier so they know how dedicated I am and get more familar with the breed also. Thanks for all your help!!!! I'm still trying to figure it out. It's a difficult decision because I want to make sure that the breed I choose will have a great home and that I can give it everything it needs, not just go get one then find out that I can't handle it. |
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Notice that none of the labels feature the main character: Shinji. I'd like to imagine that he's somewhere in his apartment, downing Asuka's wine by the bottle, and then masturbates to the picture on the label. XD
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Other people get weirded out about how much boobage the fourteen year old girls have in this show too, right? It's not just me?
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I tried this wine; I got a third of the way into the bottle and let it go cause it was a little too bitter.The starting note was interesting, the mid-note was too long and conflicted, and while I had spit it out before the end-note came around, I've heard enough from the other drinkers to get a good idea of the utter confusion that resulted from drinking this wine. I much prefer the Cutie Honey whiskey; with its pep and snap and awesome bottle:
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I could try to spin that into some kind of joke about how old the original Evangelion is, but this image makes so little sense already.
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During his 29th year, spending just $19,420.68, less than it would have cost him to stay at home, Adam Shepard visited seventeen countries on four continents and lived some amazing adventures. "It's interesting to me," he says, "that in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Europe, it's normal for people to pack a bag, buy a plane ticket, and get 'Out There.' In the U.S., though, we live with this very stiff paradigm: graduate college, work, find a spouse, make babies, work some more, retire, which can be a great existence, but leaves little room to load up a backpack and dip into various cultures, to see places, to really develop our own identity."
Shepard's journey began in "the other Antigua" - Antigua, Guatemala - where he spent a month brushing up on his Spanish and traveling on the "chicken bus." During his two months in Honduras, he worked with an organization that helps improve the lives of poor children; in Nicaragua, he dug wells to install pumps for clean water and then stepped into the ring to face a savage bull; in Thailand, he rode an elephant and cut his hair into a mullet; in Australia, he hugged a koala, contemplated the present-day treatment of the Aborigines, and mustered cattle; in Poland, he visited Auschwitz; in Slovakia, he bungee jumped off a bridge; and in the Philippines, he went wakeboarding among Boracay's craggy inlets and then made love to Ivana on the second most beautiful beach in the world.
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Oct 03, 2010
Where I stayed
Instead I took a tour of The Red Light district given by New Europe. We got to hear all about Amsterdam's history and how it developed into such a socially liberal place. And of course we got to hear all about what goes on behind certain closed doors. I will not repeat any of that here, so don't worry. And of course we got told which were the best sex clubs to go into, and I was SO glad to know that. And then we got to see some ladies peeking out of windows. All in all very educational. I think what was most interesting was the fact that the Christian Youth hostel was right in the middle of the Red Light District. And just a few meters away is a kindergarten. Apparently when the children were asked what they thought the half naked women that they see every day did they responded "sell kisses." Awww...I guess.
But that's what makes Amsterdam such a fascinating place: it is a world of contradictions. It is one of the most beautiful cities I have been in because of all the beautiful canals and gorgeous countryside, and yet it is only really known for its underworld of sex and drugs. I guess the city has been working hard to clean up the area and they hope by 2012 to have cut the Red Light District in half. Already multiple windows where ladies used to work have been bought out and transformed into art galleries. It will be interesting to see how it transforms in the next few years. I think the biggest problem they will have will be the ladies themselves. Those are definitely women you don't want to mess around with. If they see you with a camera they will first throw pee on you and then snatch your camera out of your hands and destroy it. I definitely wouldn't want to be the one to tell them they are out of a job. Just saying.
So other than seeing a bunch of stuff that would make even Casanova blush, I took a bike tour around the countryside surrounding Amsterdam. That was probably some of the best money I have spent. Of course, at first I was pretty sure I was going to die. Remember that saying "It's just like riding a bike?" It is meant to imply that no matter how long it's been you can pick it up again just like that. Well that my friends is absolute crap. I hadn't ridden a bike in 14 years and I definitely could have used a refresher course. As soon as I started peddling I knew my guardian angels were going to have to work over time to keep me from getting hit by a car. Then add to that the fact that Amsterdam is full, and I mean FULL, of bicyclists who actually know what they're doing. And then add to that the fact that Amsterdam has loads of bridges, which means a lot of shifting gears. Put all those elements together and you come up with Kia, scared for her life, swerving all over the streets, praying to God that there won't be any cars or other bicyclists on the road anytime soon. Of course there were, but miracles happened and I didn't die.
Our tour guide took us through the country and explained how all the water ways and land has developed over the years. We also stopped at a farm where we got to learn all about the process of making authentic farmer's cheese. We also got to see exactly how wooden shoes, or clogs, are made. The guy who owned the place was beyond weird. There is no way I can do his personality justice. Let's just say that he really liked women and explaining everything to us in Chinese. There weren't any Chinese on the tour. After this we biked around the parks and had a grand old time. Another bit of warning: if you haven't biked in a while, I wouldn't recommend a four hour 16 mile extravaganza as your re-introduction. My butt was soooooo sore by the end of the day.
I spent the rest of the day hanging with an English couple that I had met on the bike tour. The tour, by the way is given by Mike's Bikes, and I would highly recommend it. So I hung with the English Couple and then called it an early night. I know, could I get any more lame? But I had to be up by 5:30 the next morning to make it to Copenhagen. That was a fun day of trains, let me tell you. So Amsterdam wasn't the crazy experience that so many expect it to be, mostly because there is a lot more to Amsterdam than the red light district. Of course, I don't think any of my roommates knew that, but I'm sure they had tons of great stories to tell. I would like to go back one day, with friends this time, and experience the seedy part of it. Well, I guessed I stayed in the seedy part of it, but that's just semantics. However, it might be completely cleaned up by then. For the sake of crazy partiers every where, let's hope that's not the case.


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The Ink-smudged Diaries of Adrienne Rich
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Harvard-incubated Shows "Porgy," "Once" Win Tony Awards
Two Broadway shows with origins at Harvard cleaned up at the Tony Awards on Sunday night. "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess" and "Once" took home 10 awards in total, including the prizes for best musical revival and best musical, respectively.
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Harvard Magazine reports Natasha Trethewey, a 2001 Radcliffe Institute Fellow, has been named poet laureate of the United States.
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Finding the best surgeon for a natural looking result from breast augmentation
When considering breast augmentation surgery, I believe that the most important question for a prospective patient to ask themselves is this: Am I seeking a natural-appearing result? If the answer is yes, then seek out a surgeon who has the same aesthetic sensibility that you have (and appropriate training and experience). And insist on seeing `before and after' photos. A lot of them.
I have never understood the desire on the part of patients or physicians (especially physicians) to create unnaturally large breasts. I see 'before and after' photos at plastic surgery meetings and I almost always find myself asking the question: What's the `big' idea?
I view breast augmentation as more than a breast enhancement surgery. It is a total body contouring surgery, and the breast profile that one creates with implants should match a patient's overall figure. It should appear completely plausible that the breasts have not been surgically enhanced. I want for my patient's appearance to make others think "Wow - what a great figure", not "I wonder who her plastic surgeon is".
Over and over I hear patients remark, after reviewing some of our `before and after' photos, that they had no idea that a breast augmentation could look so natural. It can, and in my opinion it should. Having practiced plastic surgery in the 'breast augmentation capital of the world' (Los Angeles), and having performed hundreds of breast augmentations in North Carolina for patients who are seeking a breast enhancement that looks like it actually is a natural part of their body, I have developed some fairly strong opinions about this operation.
it is important to discuss the following with your plastic surgeon
Cohesive silicone gel vs. saline breast implants
How many cc's? - deciding on implant volume
Incision locations
Subpectoral vs prepectoral implant position
Attention to detail in breast augmentation
Breast augmentation after pregnancy
Special considerations: asymmetry, tuberous/constricted breasts, etc
Recovery and downtime
Avoiding capsular contracture
Revisional breast augmentation surgery
Of course select a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and perhaps a member of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
Viewing many photographs can also help you to determine whether or not a plastic surgeon shares your aesthetic sensibility
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The best place to start to find a breast surgeon in Texas or La is to go the ASPS or ASAPS websites and locate one in that area.
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The Web can be a good place to start.
www.plasticsurgery.org lists only board-certified surgeons, and www.obesityhelp.com/forums/TX/a,list/type,33/ also has a list of surgeons by state...and a pretty good list of patient testimonials too (444 for Texas)
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1000 Awesome Things About Being A Parent (pt 2)
In the roller coaster world of parenting, taking pause and reflecting on the awesome makes it all worth while. The spilled milk, sleepless nights, crayoned walls, and broken electronics all disappear when your child is amazed that they can knock on a neighbour's door and get candy on Halloween.
Having kids is a way to hit ctl-alt-del on your life, reboot your perspective, and re-experience the magic and wonder of the world.
Yes, there are terrible things about being a parent, but mostly it's awesome. Flip back and check out part 1 of 1000 Awesome Things About Being A Parent, and then hit the jump to see the latest additions to this awesome list.
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Patient services coordinators perform a variety of tasks related to handling patients and any relevant paperwork. In their day-to-day work, the patient services coordinator is responsible for greeting, screening, and transporting patients to the scanning room. They are also in charge of handling the patient's paperwork, as well as making sure the patient understands what each test does and when results will be available. Patient services coordinators also answer questions about exams, ensure patients are comfortable, and enter relevant patient information into the computer systems. These coordinators also perform administrative duties, serving as a receptionist, answering phones, scheduling patient appointments, and maintaining equipment and a supply inventory.
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Job skills reported by Patient Services Coordinators are limited. Those who have experience with Insurance, Customer Service, and Scheduling can expect to be compensated well for these skills. Most people who know Customer Service also know Insurance.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
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Washington offers some of the highest pay in the country for Patient Services Coordinators, 29 percent above the national average. Patient Services Coordinators can also look forward to large paychecks in cities like Minneapolis (+22 percent), Seattle (+18 percent), New York (+11 percent), and Boston (+7 percent). Falling short of the national average by 13 percent, the area with the worst salaries is Winston-Salem. Employers pay around 13 percent less in Charlotte and 8 percent less in Austin, below-median salaries for those in this field.
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Internships Abroad
International experiences are important for personal development and becoming more and more valuable to have on your resume in a global, competitive environment. Any student considering these opportunities should get started early!
Your Career Consultant can help you identify and evaluate resources and programs available for international internships. We can also help you to determine, along with your academic department, whether the internship abroad would be able to count for academic credit here at UT Dallas. (Review internship Eligibility and Process.)
Assistance regarding all other aspects of the international experience is available through the Office of International Education (OIE). All UT Dallas students who plan to complete an internship abroad need to satisfy the "Institutional Protocol" published by the OIE and meet the appropriate deadlines. THESE DEADLINES ARE NON-NEGOTIABLE AND PROTOCOL MUST BE COMPLETED 2-3 MONTHS IN ADVANCE. Please see the OIE website for protocol details and deadlines.
Summer 2015 Internship Program in Dublin, Ireland
The Career Center is partnering with Connect-123 to bring you a customized 8-week internship opportunity in Dublin, Ireland! You will be matched with an internship placement related to your major and areas of interest. This program takes place during the summer and is open to all majors and both undergraduate and graduate students. Applications are due by January 30, 2015.
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Mike Phillips out as Wales pick Tavis Knoyle to face Pumas
- Venue: Millennium Stadium Cardiff
- Date: Saturday, 10 November
- Kick-off: 14:30 GMT
Coverage: Live on BBC One Wales & online; live on S4C; live commentary on BBC Radio Wales & online; live commentary on Radio Cymru
Wales interim coach Robert Howley has dropped Mike Phillips and brought in Scarlet Tavis Knoyle at scrum-half to face Argentina in Cardiff on Saturday.
Uncapped Ospreys tight-head Aaron Jarvis, 26, plugs the gap created by Adam Jones's knee injury.
In the back row Josh Turnbull comes in as Ryan Jones (shoulder) and Dan Lydiate (ankle) are also out.
Scott Williams takes over from fellow Scarlet Jonathan Davies (groin) at outside centre.
Wales' autumn series
- Argentina (10 Nov, 14:30 GMT)
- Samoa (16 Nov, 19:30 GMT)
- New Zealand (24 Nov, 17:15 GMT)
- Australia (1 Dec, 14:30 GMT)
*All matches at Millennium Stadium, Cardiff
Bayonne's Phillips, 30, and with 68 caps and a British and Irish Lions tour to South Africa on his CV, is on the bench as Knoyle, 22, looks forward to his eighth Wales appearance.
Howley said: "One or two injuries have forced our hands in certain areas in terms of selection, but the fact that we are still able to field a side packed with Grand Slam experience shows that we have been able to develop some depth in recent years.
"There are obvious opportunities for the likes of Aaron, Tavis at scrum-half and Josh in the back row, to pull on the jersey against Argentina and try to make it their own.
"We all know how important a good start against the Pumas will be to our November series; they arrive battle-hardened after a tough Rugby Championship campaign.
"They will be looking to silence the Millennium Stadium crowd from the outset and we know we can't afford to let that happen, with a successful campaign this autumn vital to our ambitions for the future."
Exeter-born Jarvis, who qualifies for Wales via his Merthyr Tydfil-born grandmother, has his chance after joining the Ospreys from Bath ahead of the 2011-12 season.
He gets the first chance to shine in the absence of Adam Jones ahead of uncapped 20-year-old Scarlet Samson Lee, experienced Bath prop Paul James, and Cardiff Blue Scott Andrews.
James, 30, is on the bench however along with another loose-head, Osprey Ryan Bevington, indicating the former is lined up to take over from Jarvis at some point against the Pumas' renowned scrum.
Turnbull, 24, wins his fifth cap, having been given the nod ahead of Scarlets team-mates Rob McCusker and Aaron Shingler in the absence of Lydiate and Ryan Jones.
Robert Howley Interim Wales coach"There are obvious opportunities for the likes of Aaron, Tavis at scrum-half and Josh in the back row"
Howley also resisted the temptation to partner skipper Sam Warburton with Ospreys rival Justin Tipuric on the flanks. Six-cap Tipuric, 23, is on the bench.
Blues lock Bradley Davies is also ruled out along with Ospreys centre Ashley Beck, who has an on-going hip problem.
On this occasion they are also without Perpignan lock Luke Charteris, whose release for the 1 December clash against Australia has been secured against his availability for the French club when they face Biarritz while Wales take on the Pumas.
Overall, there are four changes to the Wales team that won the 2012 Grand Slam and seven changes to the starting line-up that lost to Australia in June.
Jarvis, Turnbull, Knoyle and Scott Williams are the incoming players from the 16-9 win over France that sealed the Six Nations crown.
Wales were whitewashed 3-0 on tour down under and lock Alun Wyn Jones hopes that can motivate Wales as they begin an autumn series that includes Tests against Samoa, New Zealand and the Wallabies.
Blues centre Jamie Roberts missed the tour to Australia and returns alongside number eight Toby Faletau and lock Ian Evans, while Jarvis is the newcomer.
Beck and Ryan Jones are expected to be fit for Wales' next Test against Samoa on Friday, 16 November.
Permanent Wales coach Warren Gatland's job as coach of the 2013 British and Irish Lions to Australia means his Wales role has been curtailed to Wales' biggest autumn games.
That gives Howley the chance to continue the caretaker role he first undertook in June, following a domestic accident in which Gatland badly injured his heels, as he guides Wales against Argentina and Samoa.
Gatland made it to Australia for the Wales tour, but in an advisory capacity to Howley, who will also coach Wales in the New Zealander's Lions absence during the 2013 Six Nations.
Wales v Argentina: Leigh Halfpenny (Cardiff Blues); Alex Cuthbert (Blues), Scott Williams (Scarlets), Jamie Roberts (Blues), George North (Scarlets); Rhys Priestland (Scarlets), Tavis Knoyle (Scarlets); Gethin Jenkins (Toulon), Matthew Rees (Scarlets), Aaron Jarvis (Ospreys), Alun Wyn Jones (Ospreys), Ian Evans (Ospreys), Josh Turnbull (Scarlets), Sam Warburton (Blues, capt), Toby Faletau (Newport Gwent Dragons).
Replacements: Richard Hibbard (Ospreys), Ryan Bevington (Ospreys), Paul James (Bath), Robin McCusker (Scarlets), Justin Tipuric (Ospreys), Mike Phillips (Bayonne), James Hook (Perpignan), Liam Williams (Scarlets).
Wales squad for autumn Tests:
Backs: L Halfpenny (Cardiff Blues), Liam Williams (Scarlets); A Cuthbert (Cardiff Blues), G North (Scarlets), H Robinson (Cardiff Blues); A Beck (Ospreys), J Davies (Scarlets), J Roberts (Cardiff Blues), S Williams (Scarlets); D Biggar (Ospreys), J Hook (Perpignan), R Priestland (Scarlets); T Knoyle (Scarlets), M Phillips (Bayonne), Lloyd Williams (Cardiff Blues).
Forwards: S Andrews (Cardiff Blues), R Bevington (Ospreys), P James (Bath), A Jarvis (Ospreys), G Jenkins (Toulon), S Lee (Scarlets); R Hibbard (Ospreys), K Owens (Scarlets), M Rees (Scarlets); B Davies (Cardiff Blues), L Charteris (Perpignan), I Evans (Ospreys), AW Jones (Ospreys); T Faletau (Newport Gwent Dragons), R Jones (Ospreys), R McCusker (Scarlets), A Shingler (Scarlets), J Tipuric (Ospreys), J Turnbull (Scarlets), S Warburton (Cardiff Blues, capt).
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Comment number 15. Posted by mclovin
on 6 Nov 2012 13:30Once again, Priestland gets in despite having shown no form whatsoever over the past year for club or country! I'll bet that Priestland himself can't believe how on Earth he keeps getting picked for Wales!
Comment number 14. Posted by Rodders
on 6 Nov 2012 13:28If starting with an uncapped tighthead against an Argentine front row, Lee would have been a far better option. Also, Knoyle isn't even the best 9 at the Scarlets (that'd be Davies) let alone Wales. Why Biggar isn't starting, I don't know. I also fully agree with playing Warbs at 6 and Tips at 7. Although IMO, Navidi should be 6, Tips 7 and Warbs 8 (obviously not possible though!)
Comment number 13. Posted by Eyesie77
on 6 Nov 2012 13:28Big shout with Jarvis starting against one of the best scrums in rugby, really hope he shows up well. Rocket for Phillips might spur him on for the bigger games coming up! Thought Shingler might be in with a chance at 6?
Comment number 12. Posted by stuvoiceofreason
on 6 Nov 2012 13:23Just 2 things to remember:
1. This is a hard autumn series and these gambles may work. if not the guys on the bench are ready to recover a situation. But what if it works? We learn a lot about our depth and cover.
2. We were not in Poland, we don't know what the coaches know. So be patient, be positive, be Welsh and get behind it, because with a bench this strong, I'm sure it will work on the day! -
Comment number 11. Posted by Hywel Roberts
on 6 Nov 2012 13:23I feel for Dan Biggar. Whenever he plays it's in an under-strength team and with the knowledge that if he doesn't perform he could be out in the cold again for another year! No wonder he tries to force things. I'm surprised by the lack of Aaron Shingler. Turnbull's a good player for the Scarlets but I think Shingler's a bit special and deserved to start.
Comment number 10. Posted by hywel1010
on 6 Nov 2012 13:17Really bad selections - Jarvis to make his debut when Paul James can play tight head and is playing well for Bath, Turnbull at blindside - surely Tipuric had to play openside, with Warburton blindside - how well is Tipuric playing at the moment?! And as for Priestland, Hook or Biggar are easily playing better than him - shocking selection!!
Comment number 9. Posted by Mr_Wood
on 6 Nov 2012 13:14Good opportunity for Knoyle. Gamble, but if one position Howley knows ...
Would have liked to see Tipuric, but can understand Turnbull choice.
Bit surprised by bench. Two loose heads props, though yes James can play tight head. And two back row forwards but no locks.
Still Cymru am byth! -
Comment number 8. Posted by AJButt
on 6 Nov 2012 13:14What! No Dan Biggar! the best number 10 in wales at the moment and he's not even in the squad! Wales want a good start to the series and they pick Priestland. What has Dan got to do to play for Wales?
Comment number 6. Posted by Dai774
on 6 Nov 2012 13:13Priestland please, been poor since the world cup,come on Rob grow a pair give Mr Hook a shout or failing that why not Dan Bigger?
Comment number 5. Posted by digitalclubb
on 6 Nov 2012 13:11I don't get Howley's love affair with Priestland. Tavis Knoyle and Priestland are two players off form which makes this a very strange selection. I really don't get it.. Dan Bigger has been playing well.
Comment number 3. Posted by Dave Morgan
on 6 Nov 2012 13:09Jon Davies carrying an injury. CANNOT BELIEVE Priestland is still in, just shocking. If I was Biggar I'd be off to France until this coaching set up move on, he can't do any more.
Comment number 2. Posted by dantheman917
on 6 Nov 2012 13:07Should be interesting.. Obvious choice at 13 with Jon Davies injured, Would of liked to see Hook start at 10 but this will be good for Priestland, Actually pleased to see Knoyle start, will generate quick ball and Phillips can make an impact from the bench.. Apart from that its what i expected to see.
Comment number 1. Posted by Scarletbartlett
on 6 Nov 2012 13:05good team , just where is jon davies ?
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FARIKHAH, NAILIL (2005) CODE MIXING USED BY FM RADIO BROADCASTERS IN SURABAYA. Other thesis, University of Muhammadiyah Malang.
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This study is based on the writer's interest in sociolinguistics issues that have important role in educational. Sociolinguistics is a branch of linguistics that studies about language variation in its social variable. It is the study of the relationship between the language and the users. In this study, the writer investigated the language used among the broadcasters in request programs. Those languages are mixed from Indonesian to English and vice versa. This study specialized in searching the form of code mixing, the time and the purposes of using of such code. While, the purpose of this study is to find out the answer of those problems. The descriptive qualitative is the research design of this study. The research subject of this study is the broadcaster who uses code mixing during his/her broadcasting in Indonesia Request and Request Time in EBS FM Surabaya. In this study, the data collections are recording the broadcaster's language during request programs from beginning until the end of these programs for five times recording and interviewing the broadcaster of request programs. Data analysis of this study is identifying and classifying the form of code mixings. There are three forms of code mixing used by the broadcasters of request programs in EBS FM radio station. They are code mixing in word, code mixing in phrase and code mixing in sentence. The broadcaster uses code mixing in saying the jargon of radio station, in saying the leave-taking greeting to the listener, in making interaction with the listener and in reading the short messages services (sms) from the participant. The purposes of using code mixing are to get comfort feeling, especially, the broadcaster who broadcast Request Time, the request program for west music only, to attract the listener, to emphasize the knowledge and to describe an object for which there is no obvious word available in one language.
Item Type: | Thesis (Other) |
Subjects: | L Education > L Education (General) |
Divisions: | Faculty of Teacher Training and Education > Department of English |
Depositing User: | Anwar Jasin |
Date Deposited: | 24 Feb 2012 08:39 |
Last Modified: | 24 Feb 2012 08:39 |
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Iv recently just finished them, and I concur I thought they were amazing, soo original. I loved the court room bit with the psychiatrist.
Posted by , 6 August 2011
I also enjoyed the part in the court room.
They missed so much in the film especially the bit about tattoo's which I enjoyed.
Posted by Pete , 6 August 2011
Halfway through Nest, and refuse to finish it. Read only a few pages at a time. Hate the fact that there are no more after this one. Looking forward to Lisbeth making fools of Sapo in court.
Posted by Ted in Sanibel , 14 August 2011
You lucky beast Ted. Savor every word, that third book is damn good. For the first time in my life I may have to read a book for the second time. I do not want my last memories of "Nest" to be the film. As Pete says " they missed so much".
Posted by Dragonfly in England , 14 August 2011
would love to learn Swedish, so I could re-read them in the original language..so sad that Lisbeth is gone, no more..
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Baghdad NightsDone, but not Overdoneby Karen Solomon on May 02, 2008
Americans have grown accustomed to the politically charged images of Baghdad in flames in recent years. Either in spite of or because of the current military climate, a culture of which we knew nothing a decade ago has been slowly creeping into our own; in media, in language, and -- what's of most interest to us here -- in food. Does this Iraqi restaurant go beyond the same old Middle Eastern fare that has made hummus as mainstream as salsa? As is so often the case, what is global is also local, and since late 2007, the fire-engine red sign of a recent Lower Haight eatery burns with a different heat; one that's warm, welcoming, and promises innovative yet familiar cooking with much allure, but the results are hot and cold. The menu presents some exotic new vocabulary, such as "jajeck" and "rihan" from the left side, and "tabsi" and "bamieh" on the right, with most mains priced under $15. But any intimidation goes up in smoke once we read the fine print and realize that what chef Riyee Alibrahmi has created -- here from Iraq via Boston -- is exceedingly similar to typical Middle Eastern fare. Owner Husain Nasir has created a playful and date-ready environment that's done, but not overdone. Rich tapestries adorn the walls of the ample room, and dim, peach-toned lighting work well with your skin, but not with plates of meat, veg, and rice. It's immediately apparent that the wine and beer list will do as many laps 'round the room as the weekend belly dancers, with equally intoxicating results. The popular Iraqi Maza ($13 for two, $17 for four) was the grand slam of all dishes tasted. Perfect to share and soak up beer and wine, this is a painter's palate of brilliant pickled turnip, crisp cucumber, deceptively pale hummus, the aforementioned rihan (Iraq's answer to babaganoush), a cucumber salad of yogurt, garlic, lemon, and dill (a.k.a. jajeck), and a chewy "taboli" that was more parsley than wheatberry. All was to be slathered atop and sopped up with housemade tandori bread, which, while delicious, would have been much better if it had been served warm. We also sampled kubba veges ($8), a toothsome hush puppy of ground rice, nuts, vegetable and feta dunked in a lemon garlic yogurt sauce, that was flavorful, unique, and left us wanting more. Mains were a letdown by comparison. By our server's suggestion, we sampled the tabsi ($15) and the "sea food" (sic) berani ($17). The first was described as "seasoned minced lamb," but was, in fact, a compressed sausage of hot dog quality that was vaguely lamb-like, left to sink or swim in a cruel puddle of clunky tomato and eggplant puree. The quality and freshness present in the appetizers were left back in the kitchen, as the dish was neither cohesive nor attractive. The filo-housed berani could have been good if the seafood hadn't been that many days off the boat, but the result was bland, fishy, and disappointing. Counting those Baghdad days, it seems, can sometimes be lost between the nights. Dessert was neither offered nor missed. Another Hoegaarden, however, brought the night to perfect closure. Iraqi/Middle Eastern Lower Haight $$ Reservations essential? No. by Karen Solomon on May 02, 2008 |


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Denly ton boosts Middlesex
Joe Denly struck an accomplished maiden hundred for Middlesex to give them the upper hand on the penultimate day of their LV= County Championship Division One match against Worcestershire at Lord's.
Denly, a winter signing from Kent, made an unbeaten 134 off 197 balls, allowing the hosts to declare on 327 for seven and leave Worcestershire 29 overs to negotiate.
Middlesex missed the chance for an early breakthrough when Andrew Strauss dropped Michael Klinger at slip before he had scored.
But he and Daryl Mitchell were eventually dismissed before bad light brought an early close with Worcestershire on 45 for two.
Denly, unbeaten on 34 as Middlesex began the day 148 for two, dispatched Alan Richardson's first two balls for crisp boundaries.
Yet he and third-wicket partner Chris Rogers struggled thereafter against the impressive veteran seamer.
Rogers survived a confident leg-before shout, but fell soon afterwards to left-armer David Lucas, wicketkeeper Ben Scott claiming a catch low to his left.
Richardson was then rewarded with two wickets in successive balls; Dawid Malan sliced to slip, where Vikram Solanki took the catch, and Neil Dexter shouldered arms to have his off stump plucked out.
Denly, having worked Lucas elegantly through midwicket, reached his fifty off 94 balls with an off-driven four.
Rain and bad light allowed only 40 overs on the first two days, and light drizzle set in again 45 minutes before the scheduled lunch to send the players off again.
The action resumed at 2.45pm, John Simpson soon edging Richardson to Scott. Denly and Gareth Berg did their best to make up for lost time in an enterprising seventh-wicket stand of 88 in 21 overs, though.
Denly, who continued to mix moments of fortune with high-class attacking shots, reached an 153-ball hundred with two on-driven fours in three balls from the wayward Richard Jones, and Berg became the deserving Richardson's fifth victim against his former team-mates.
Middlesex's declaration followed soon afterwards, Denly remaining unbeaten after pulling Richardson, who finished with 5-89, for six to complement his 19 fours.
Murtagh, the unlucky bowler when Strauss spared Klinger, dismissed Mitchell in the 14th over when the Worcestershire captain clipped tamely to Neil Dexter at midwicket.
Six runs later, Toby Roland-Jones found extra lift to take the shoulder of Klinger's bat, the ball looping to gully for Sam Robson to pouch the simplest of catches.
The players went off for bad light before new man Moeen Ali faced a ball.


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Hand and Wrist Institute Now Treats Rheumatoid Arthritis
The Hand and Wrist Institute, founded by the premiere orthopedic hand specialist Los Angeles Dr. John Knight now offers treatment for rheumatoid arthritis.
Beverly Hills, CA (PRWEB) July 13, 2012
Rheumatoid arthritis is different from osteoarthritis. Though osteoarthritis attacks the joints, rheumatoid arthritis, or RA, affects many systems throughout the body. It´s an autoimmune disease, which means that the body´s immune system attacks its own cells. No one knows why the body attacks itself in this way, and as of now there´s no cure for rheumatoid arthritis. The painful joints that accompany rheumatoid arthritis are but one of its symptoms. Fortunately, the Hand and Wrist Institute, founded by the premiere orthopedic hand specialist Los Angeles Dr. John Knight now offers treatment for rheumatoid arthritis.
A physical examination X-rays and a blood test can determine whether a patient is suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. Despite these tests, rheumatoid arthritis is a surprisingly difficult disease to diagnose. Often a doctor will need to rule out other inflammatory diseases.
The Hand and Wrist Institute offers both nonsurgical and surgical treatments to ease the inflammation and pain of RA. The patient can be given non steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen to help with the pain, as well as corticosteroids. These drugs can be used along with disease modifying antirheumatic drugs, or DMARDs. Some of these drugs suppress the immune system enough to slow down the damage that the patient´s disordered immune system does to the body. Patients also go under the care of therapists who can teach them other ways to treat their rheumatoid arthritis.
Sometimes medication and therapy don´t help and either the pain becomes intolerable or the hand is no longer able to function. This is where a patient might consider surgery. If surgery is being considered, the Hand and Wrist Institute is the best place to under go hand surgery in Los Angeles. Its founder, Dr. Knight is a pioneer in painless carpal tunnel surgery among other hand and wrist surgeries and forms of treatment.
In RA surgery sometimes the damaged joints are removed and replaced with artificial joints. Often a joint that replaces one in the hand or wrist is made out of silicone. The procedure is called arthroplasty.
The procedure is done under general anesthesia and afterwards the doctor will encourage the patient to start using the new joint as soon as they're able. A physiotherapist might also suggest exercises for the new joint.
Dr. Knight is an orthopedic surgeon who has over 20 years of experience in treating disorders of the hand and wrist. Board certified, he´s especially skilled at arthroscopic procedures. His Hand and Wrist Institute serves Los Angeles and the surrounding areas. The facilities are exemplary and the medical professions avail themselves of the latest technologies when it comes to the treatment and repair of hand and wrist maladies.
Aside from expertise in hand surgery in Los Angeles, the Hand and Wrist Institute is also the place to turn to for a medical 2nd opinion online. Any patient who wants a consultation or more information about the Hand and Wrist Institute shouldn't hesitate to contact them at http://www.handandwristinstitute.com or 310 684-3989 or 949 288-6622.
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The Southern Kings have made several changes to their team for this weekend's Super Rugby warm up match against the Stormers at the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium on Friday.
The Kings have suffered two close defeats in their matches against Super Rugby sides the Lions and Cheetahs.
Lock Steven Sykes steps up to take over the captaincy from Darron Nell, who injured an elbow in the 19-12 loss to the Lions last weekend. Brendon Olivier replaces BG Uys, and hooker Alb e de Swardt comes in for the injured Dane van der Westhuysen.
"Dane van der Westhuysen has dislocated his elbow, so Albe comes back in after recovering from his rib injury," said coach Robbie Kempson.
"We don't know how long Dane will be out for as we are still awaiting feedback from the specialist."
Kempson said Stephan Zaayman would come up from the bench to take Nell's place at flank.
"Backline coach Carlos Spencer has decided to go with a different variation on the back line as he wants to see what he has out there."
Consequently, a number of rotations have come into effect, with Sonwabo Majola in at scrumhalf in place of Jaco Grobler, Eben Barnard playing on the wing in place of Michael Killian, and Dwayne Jenner coming in at outside centre for Ronnie Cooke.
Kempson said Sergeal Petersen, who had taken a slight knock to the knee during the Lions game, was ready and would remain in the starting 15 at wing, with Shakes Soyizwapi again taking up position at fullback.
Kempson said the Kings would again be playing with an extended team of 26 players to allow more players to get game time.
He said the game against the Stormers would prove challenging, with the Kings playing their third big match in a row, plus the loss of some players to injury.
"I think the Stormers are a different kettle of fish completely. They're a thoroughly professional outfit and they have a strength and depth that most provinces don't have, so I think that, for us, it is going to be a very competitive game," he said.
"The team is looking to go out and give them a very good go and a run for their money. We're not here to just make up the numbers."
Southern Kings
Brendon Olivier, Alb e de Swardt, Charl du Plessis, Steven Sykes (Captain), Rynier Bernardo, Paul Schoeman, Stephan Zaayman, Devin Oosthuizen, Sonwabo Majola, George Whitehead(Vice Captain), Eben Barnard, Shane Gates, Dwayne Jenner, Sergeal Petersen, Siviwe Soyizwapi.
Replacements: JC Oberholzer, Lizo Gqoboka, Pieter Stemmet, Stephan Greeff, Thembelani Bholi, Kevin Kaba, Tyler Paul, Jaco Grobler, Ronnie Cooke, Michael Killian, Brian Skosana.


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Tianna Lynn, Trina Michaels, Nick Manning, Michelle B., Vanessa Lane, Joel Lawrence, Sascha, Tommy Gunn, Randi Wright, Isabel Ice, Lee Stone
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
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Teens/young Girls.
All the teen girls want to be part of the Hi-Teen Club - or at least the girls in this production do. Some of these girls will do the darndest things, too. Vanessa Lane lets Joel Lawrence and Alex Sanders put their dicks in her pussy and her butt at the same time! Trina Michaels lets Sascha put his dick in her butt, too. And Tianna Lynn's pussy gushes like a fountain all over Tommy Gunn.
For the most part, these girls all give enthusiastic performances. And while none of them are likely teenagers, the Club definitely has some legitimate appeal.


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