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Hi everyone. My ds has not been diagnosed as adhd but we have been having several issues so we are going to talk to his ped next week but I was wondering if anyone has a child who is always chewing on things. He is 4 and latley is always putting his shirt in his mouth. He put a hole in a fairly new shirt over the weekend. And it's not just his shirt. I have tried making him take off his shirt at home but then he just puts anything else in his mouth. DVD cases, small toys like cars, coins if he finds them, books ect. Does anyone have any idea why he is doing this and home I can get him to stop??
Chewing on things?
Before my son was diagnosed, his preschool teachers would hang a ziplock bag everyday on his clip which is outside of the classroom and used for parents to collect important information for their children. His ziplock was filled with various things with a note that said, "these are the things we caught him putting in his mouth today". It has gotten much better since being on medication as far as him have a better understanding of germs and possibly choking, but on occasion I will still catch him putting things in his mouth. And as far as the shirt thing, draven use to chew on his shirt collar, so almost all of his shirts at one point had holes in the front collar. It's hard to get them to stop doing something when they don't fully understand and comprehend things the way other children do. He may just need to outgrow the phase.
Mother to: Trinity (11), Draven (7), Layla (3)
Have you looked into SPD at all? Sensory issues can go hand in hand w/ ADD or mimic it and it could involve some mouth things. My 2yo would still take a binky if I let her and sometimes I do b/c I find her chewing on other things instead. It's been markers lately!
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my dd still chews on thing at 9 yrs old. At home we redirect her to sugarless gum, but the school won't allow gum. So she chews on things. Not much we can do. We tried getting special chew items for oral sensory issues but she keeps losing them. If your ds is better about not losing things, check out an online company called Abilitations. They have lots of great things that might help. Unfortunately they didn't help us. I even got my dd squeeze toys to help keep her still, and she broke all of them in 1 day! But I think most kids would not break them so easily.
I chewed on things as a child too. I outgrew it. I'm sure my dd will too. But I remember it going on through at least middle school.
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where do you get the special chewing toys? Do they look babyish?
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I bought them through Abilitations, and they don't look babyish at all! The first thing we bought was the ChewEase but they do look a bit funny and, IMO, they are a pain to keep clean. The next thing I bought was Chewlery which I thought was great ...they have bracelets and necklaces in assorted colors ... I got the bracelets for DD but, SHE LOST THEM!
See if this link works"
That picture is from the website. DD didn't hold the bracelet like that to chew it! LOL!
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alitalily88- that is exactly what my son does chews on the collars of his shirt.
Is this a trait of his adhd or do you think it's just a bad habit?
Thanks for the link Karen. I may have to check those out. I just worry about him choking on something because he puts both little and big things in his mouth.
Omaha- I am not sure what SPD is but I will look into it and see if that fits him. I really don't know if he has ADD/ADHD or something else going on, but what I can tell is he is different than the other kids in his class.
dd used to chew on her clothes too ... she's dropped that somewhere around 2nd grade, but last year started wadding paper and chewing on that. I know the Chewlery is kinda girly, but maybe you can make it look like something useful, like hang a name tag on it for his bookbag but say he can take it off to fidget with. Or get one of those pens I've seen with keychain hooks on them and hook that on the chewlery ... Someting like that ...
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umm I do not have ADHD, I chew on things and I am an adult. When I was in school my mom got me some thing to put on the end of my pencil. Not sure if that was a great idea or not because now I chew on pen tops. Anyways, there are several web sites with sensory intergration toys and things for kids to chew. You want it to look as normal as possible. That's why we used the pencil topper. For me it is a sensory issue because of TMJ. It ws discovered around 9 yrs old. At that time the only way they could fix it was to break my jaw and my mom was not willing to do that. If you can come up with ways to help your son find ways to chew other than chewing on his shirt I would not worry so much about it. Most people who know me would never even notice that i chew on things and it's fairly common for people to chew on pen tops.
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Every behavior is a way of meeting a need of the childs.If its not the desired behavior you can help your child change it. Its not easy but redirect is helpful. My son Christian is a shirt chewer as well...He also pulls at his hair,or clears his throat or even blinks and squits alot..when I see thease things i gently and quietly help turn his attention to something else...that said teachers do not have the time to do that and often repremand children or even call attetion or embassment to it. Sometime just trying to talk to your child about why or when they chose to do it can help as well.
My son is 7 years old and is ADHD, he is on Vyvanse. He has always chewed his fingernails, but now he is chewing his shirt collar, balled up paper, cups, pens, and even his wooden bed. I don't know what to do. I am wondering if the stimulant in the medicine is causing this?


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When I try and run a test using the Apache LDAP API, I am getting the following error. I set up a Maven project , and my pom.xml has many dependencies for the Apache Directory server and API artifacts. My code (which I copied and pasted an example, just to get up and running, so that I can explore) all builds fine. However, when I run it (as a Junit Test), I get the following....
Can anyone help me? maybe even just provide an example of where the Apache LDAP API is being used successfully, and maybe give me the pom.xml with the correct dependencies also? (The apche LDAP API documentation seems to be out of date).
I am currently starting the test using the embedded Apache Directory server, using the following...
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So, therefore, an alternative approach, is that if I tailor some of the tests to just connect to a local Directory Server instance that I have running on my machine. I assume that this would stop the error messages that I am getting below..Again, if anyone could provide a code snippet there, it would be useful..
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This is a reference to the eventual death of Orpheus at the hands of the Maenads, a cult of women who worshiped Dionysus. Orpheus was torn apart by a group of Maenads under the orders of Dionysus, after Orpheus had renounced all gods but Apollo.
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Or better yet, just not going to those sites at all.
Whatever they want, give it to them, because if your personal information is among their ransom then its all over. It doesnt matter what your toppings were, or when you ordered, or even why. Europe, and all the world, will know you to have intentionally and willfully placed an order for the worst american export since George Bush. Rumours will spread about your love for country music and before you know it, your allegance to nascar, cold budweiser, and jean shorts will be all but fact in the minds of your brethren.
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You're not far from where potatoes were invented. I bet you still eat freedom fries. Sometimes I feel like having regular Italian pizza, and sometimes I want some Domino's. Besides, European food is (undeservedly) notorious for sucking, except in the south of Europe. Where do you think Americans got their food culture from?
Can't say I've ever had freedom fries... are they similar to french fries or is that just the PC way of saying it? Honestly, they were french fries for years, if you're offended by the name, deal with it... we shouldn't change names because they offend a few people.
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This one looks really cool! I haven't done any space art lately... but this give me some ideas!
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Not 100% sure yet, and it will probably have to wait until I get my new computer, but I'm thinking of trying an M class planet. Before all I ever did was lifeless planets.
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This is a wonderful Ray Bradbury story. Four men who believe a special suit will change their lives, set upon a plan to purchase said suit, and it does. But is it because of the suit or because they mustered the courage to believe that the change was possible. The fifth man wonderfully played by Edward James Almos is content as he is but gets sucked into the plan and ends up changing in spite of himself. Sid Ceasar and Howard Morris, two fine actors from the golden age television play the shop owners who sell them the suit. Gregory Sierra is too fine for words. Joe Montagna is wonderful in this. Clifton Collings is adorable. And Esai Morales.......you have to rent "The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca" another fine work with Esai. One critique. I am extremely frustrated and disappointed that there is no sound track for this or DVD. The opening song done in English and Spanish is a very fine piece and the songs sung my Esai Morales are very much worthy of a soundtrack. Someone really goofed on that one.
This gem of a movie only came to my attention because of a back-problem I
had suffered a couple of years ago. My Blockbuster store only had 2 copies
in, and they were way down on the bottom-most shelf. Since my back had
seized in more-or-less a bending stance, it was in the perfect position to
catch my eye, and is now one of my favourite films.
It's always great to see Gregory Sierra (Barney Miler, Soap) act, and his portrayal of urban-poet Villanazul illustrates the breadth of his stage and screen presence, most notable during the masterful recitation of his character's work.
Edward James Olmos is barely recognizable in the early parts of the film, hidden beneath the accumulated grime and stink of the vagrant Vamanos. But after the transformation of a bath, shave, haircut and the magic of the white suit, Vamanos shines as bright as any of the others on their best day.
The sequences focusing on Esai Morales, Joe Mantegna and Clifton Gonzales Gonzales round out the fun with music, comedy and a little bit of drama as Mantegna's Gomez struggles with his greed and the thought of betraying his friends. In the end, the suit works it's charm on his conscience and sentimentality.
This is one of the best films released in 98 in my opinion. Don't miss it...
I refuse to even contemplate living in a world in which Ray Bradbury does
not exist. For within Bradbury's mind resides an entire universe filled
with metaphor and dreams; galaxies teeming with life and love and poetry,
with tales told and untold of such things as this world has never known and
would never know, except for that magic that flows from his heart, through
his brain and out through his fingertips, where they are born on the keys of
his typewriter. And within that very same, ever fertile imagination, that
wellspring of creativity, the words were formed, in a rush! and a swirl!,
then tempered on Bradbury's mental forge of the fantastic, that ultimately
came together and burst! forth as `The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit,' a
transporting film directed by Stuart Gordon.
Gomez (Joe Mantegna) lives in the barrio; a poor man, except in spirit, for Gomez has dreams, ah, such dreams! of something better, of a better life, of the magic that can happen if you but want it badly enough and will it to! And Gomez knows how to make that magic happen. There is a store, a certain clothing store, and in the window there is a suit; not just any suit, but a magnificent white suit, as white as the clouds, as white as the snow that falls in the mountains. Oh, such a suit! The kind of a suit that can make the man who wears it anything he wants to be. And the price? The cost of this bottle holding a genie who can grant your every wish, your every desire? $100.00!
Gomez has $20.00...
But, he has a plan! If he can only find four others like himself-- others with dreams but no means-- and of equal size and weight (and, of course, $20.00), they could buy the suit together, and share the magic! Ah, such a plan for such a suit! For one day at a time, taking turns, they could each wear the magnificent suit that's as shiny and bright and as white as ice cream; and for a time be able to realize their dreams. And so, very quickly, or even sooner, at that very moment! Gomez puts his plan into action, driven on by the vision he holds in his mind's eye of himself, wearing that wonderful ice cream suit.
Ray Bradbury wrote the screenplay for this film, which he adapted from his own play of the same title, and this is vintage Bradbury. Under the auspices of director Gordon, the film successfully captures the very essence of Bradbury the writer, Bradbury the poet, Bradbury the genius, Bradbury the beautiful dreamer; this man from Illinois, who walks with kings and dines with gods, and dares to dream such dreams. More than a film, this is a celebration of life; an acknowledgement of the joys of living, captured exuberantly in music and song, poetry, performance and, of course, in Bradbury's words-- those exquisite, noble, transcendent words, born of some special, personal, inner muse-- that flow so splendidly in time with the rhythm of his heart and conjure up the images of his singular vision. All of which Gordon manages to grasp, grab hold of and transfer so resplendently to the silver screen.
The performances are first rate, beginning with Mantegna as the indomitable Gomez, who believes he can rule the world when wearing that wonderful suit; Esai Morales, as Dominguez, who dreams of enchanting beautiful women with his music and songs, and knows he can with the suit; Gregory Sierra, as Villanazul, who looks to the suit for the words of hope and encouragement he can take to his people; Clifton Gonzalez-Gonzalez, as Martinez, hoping that the suit will attract the girl of his dreams; and Edward James Olmos, as Vamanos, who just wants to have a good time! Respectively, their portrayals are alive, and with their collective breath, they bring this film to life, as well.
The supporting cast includes Liz Torres (Ruby Escadrillo), Sid Caesar (Sid), Howard Morris (Leo), Lisa Vidal (Ramona), Mike Moroff (Toro) and Mercedes Ortega as the beautiful Celia Obregon. From the opening credits, awash with dazzling color and brilliant imagery, `The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit' is an exhilarating, unique treasure to be embraced with the heart; a masterpiece of delights to be watched again and again. And most importantly, it honors the man who created it all, Ray Bradbury; a man who is, himself, invested with the same kind of life and joy his film brings to the screen. It's a fitting tribute to the inimitable Bradbury, Purveyor of Happiness, Magistrate of Joy.
--Then through an open window blew the winds of night, and creatures, dark they were and golden-eyed; and calling to the Son of Kong they whispered `Something wicked this way comes!' And then, a sound of thunder! She rises! She rises! And from twenty thousand fathoms came the dragon, as if summoned by his master from the deeps; and the Man from Illinois held his sword above the crowd, the blue flame cracked and sparked and leapt into our bodies! then, `Farewell, my friends,' said he as on the dragon's back he mounted, `Live forever!' `Live forever!' Live forever...
(From the poem, `Bradbury,' by JH Clues)
I rate this one 10/10!
The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit, from the magical opening credits, to the heart-warming end, holds your attention with humor and music. This movie has the heart and soul of an old-fashioned musical. This movie rates a 9 out of 10!
This film is one for the family. The characters are fully developed in a very short time. The writing is such that my family was very quickly caught up in the lives and dreams of these men. The acting is warm and honest. This movie stayed with me for awhile. It is magical and inventive. We loved it.
I had read a review of this movie otherwise I don't know that I would
have ever found it. I brought it home and put it on for my rather
critical 16 year old son and joy-loving 17 year old daughter, not
knowing what they would think. It was rather late at night and we
should have been heading to bed, but I threw this on and we were all
caught up in the story. My cynic I think enjoyed it even more than my
joy-lover, and I enjoyed both the movie and my kids' reactions to it.
I love these off-beat (so-called because they don't quite follow the Hollywood formulae) fun movies. And what a shock to see Olmos in such an unusual part! He was always so deadly serious in anything I'd seen him in before.
It was a really fun tale and I recommend it!
This little low-budget jewel should become a classic. It's fun, intelligent, and hilarious. Bravo!
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White suit is usually the best clothes to wear, during the summer as it keep, some of the merciless heat away. Sadly, this movie is getting a lot of heated from certain critics, for its silly premise. I can understand why. This movie doesn't have much of a plot. It tells the story of five poor Latino men who pool their resources to buy one magnificent, beautiful, magically white suit and wear it for one hour- each. That's pretty much, it. I found the movie, so one-dimensional and cheesy. Each character seem like caricatures, rather than real people. Honestly, the movie could have work, better, if the movie gave, each character, more time to develop. It would be, nice to see what happens to any of these characters after spending one hour with the suit. I would love to see, what one week with the suit, could do, or a month, or a year. The movie could some really cool characters arches with all that time, spent. A good example is the wandering guitar player, Dominguez (Esai Morales). We could see him, getting really famous, and then let all the fame, get to his head, and then alienate the rest of the group, by wanting to keep the suit for himself, but in the end, seek redemption. It would be nice to see a story about him. One character that really needed, a back-story and a character arch, was Vámonos (Edward James Olmos), the bum. Edward James Olmos really went all out for this role. He's was the most entertaining person on the film! It sucks, that we rarely know anything about his character. It's such a bummer! One character that should have been delete from the film is Villanazul (Gregory Sierra). Villanazul is the weakest part of the film, not only is his scenes stripped of any clear political motivation, it's really boring. I really can't stand, this character. The only two characters that the movie gave time to advance, was Jose Martinez (Clifton Collins Jr.) & Gómez (Joe Mantegna). Sadly, their improvements are well-delivered. I really don't understand, what made the known con-man, Gómez change his evil ways. His redemption arch really comes, out of nowhere. Still, the Italian American, Joe Mantegna does seem believable as zoot suit wearing, Latino con-man. His acting wasn't so bad. I found Clifton Collins Jr's acting be mediocre. It's really hard to believe, that he's the main protagonist. He seem, very bland, compare to the others. The movie has other cameos, like Sid Caesar, but they seem wasted. Sadly, this movie wasn't director Stuart Gordon's best work. I didn't like the way, he shot things. A good example is the scene, where Vámonos was jumping over the car. It was just plain awful-looking. It looks so cheap. Still, I will give him, some credit. He got the right people to do the opening sequence. The film opens with a catchy number sung by Nydia Rojas, set to a gorgeous salt animation title sequence designed by Robert Dawson & Aleksandra Korejwo. It reminds me of a Diego Rivera-like murals. It was beautiful! Glad, they kept that in. I also, didn't like the writing. Don't get me wrong, I love Ray Bradbury's Sci Fiction stories, but I did not like, one. The reasons why, are very clear. First off, the white suit is pretty damning to Latino culture. Of course, in the world of fiction, the white suit means genuinely good, but in the American media, white clothing suggest pride, avarice, ambition, and questionable morality, which is why you can see so many mafiosos, drug lords, and corrupt corporate executives in such garb. I really doubt, Latinos want to be, anywhere part of that. Another problem is the script was made for stage play format, not a film format. This meant that the movie would have long drawn out, scenes of dialogue, with little to no action. It also meant that the film will have a limited budget. Since, stage play only play out in a few locations. This meant that the film would often, reused the same locations, more than once. A good example of this, is the bar settlings. The pacing got very repetitive fast for a 77 minute film. Another problem with Ray Bradbury's writing is the humor. The humor is mostly a miss than a hit. I really didn't like the racial caricatures, slapstick or the gross out humor. It wasn't very funny for me. Don't get me wrong, Ray Bradbury makes great Sci-fiction novels, but he's not a comedian. One of my big complains about this film is how Ray Bradbury change the ending. It totally alter the meaning of the original story. In the original, it is revealed that the central character doesn't need the suit to succeed, but just lacked the confidence. It is an uplifting message that leave its viewers asking, 'Was it, the suit that make the man or was it, the man that made the suit?' It would make a great dilemma! Instead, the movie skipped this, for a friendship moral. It's really hard to believe, that all these men became friends, after one night of each other, taking turns, wearing a suit. I think, I glad they kept in, was the smile. The smile imagery in this story again demonstrates Bradbury's high optimism concerning humanity. Even a simple smile has a greater impact than the so-called powers of materialism. It's nice to see that. Another thing that he kinda got right, was portraying Latin culture and it really shows here. Despite having a Ray Bradbury writing credit and an impressive cast, the movie would, end up getting buried. It wasn't release in theater, and only receive a direct-to-video release, which garner very little attention. For a PG movie, it was a bit weird to see all the over the top smoking/drinking, but it didn't bug me, so much. Overall: It's watchable. Just wish, it was better.
I only came across this movie just 2 weeks ago. It was on the shelf of
Tower Records in a shopping mall here in Malaysia. I would say the
movie is quite good. Of course Joe Mantegna would look much better in
some gangster movie. heh.
Edward James Olmos which plays Vamanos is quite funny. To me he looks like a cross of many of the street bum we see in movies. But when he talks, i could swear he sounds like some Mexican pirate. hahaha.
The premise of the movie is quite simple. 4+1 guys pool their money to buy a suit. And then somehow their lives change or somewhat they change it. Thanks to the suit.
It does make the suit seem glorified. Oh yeah the suit would not be out of place in movies for portraying angels. Satin and white as Toyota super white II (a paint color). hahaha.
To me the movie seem to ask you that sometimes, you do need something to push you to your dreams and aspirations. The suit is a way these people. I think many people do too.
When they put the suit on, every fear is overcome. Every borders is crossed. Its almost like when a superhero is in costume! If i were to watch this movie like a reviewer, of course everything doesn't make sense. Everything is not polished and waxed like every movie i have seen. But i looks at it as a self enrichment movie. It is just a simple feel good movie.
By the time it ends, all i wish for is the five men achieves more for themselves than just that night and hour. Gracias!
In a time when Hollywood can't seem to come up with anything, but
rehashes trash that was trash before it was rehashed. Along comes a
short story and some creative direction. If it had a bigger budget I
think it could have hit 11 or 12. We had to track this one down and buy
it, one of the rare gems...just open your mind to the unorthodox and
enjoy Of course if you don't like ti your probably a republican. You
can tell the difference between a novel adapted from a short story and
one that has been created in committee in some room where people have
degrees in accounting and couldn't be creative unless they're preparing
something for the IRS. Edward James Olmos steals the show with an
outstanding performance, I never saw him coming, the ending is so
un-Hollywood as is the pace and creative direction this very low budget
film went.
just kidding....kinda
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Going to the Source Vol.1 : The Bedford Reader in American History, to 1877
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Chicago Getaway HostelChicago, USA
My friend and I had a real problem with the Saturday pub crawl. It seemed as if the employee only led it to drink himself, and not to show us anything about the city. The hostel had no arrangements with any of the bars so shots could cost $6. The bars were small and already half-full when we arrived. The group asked the guide to switch bars, and we waited outside for 5 minutes so he could finish his drink. At the third pub, the people glared at our large group and asked what we were doing .
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I had a lot of mixed feelings about this hostel. Akis (sp?, love ya dude) was super awesome. The nighttime bald worker was not okay. He said inappropriate things to a friend, and was really rude to me after she said no. There is a bar area, free shots on your first night atleast, but they deter people from being there past 11. All the rooms and bathrooms were great, especially for the price.
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Youth Hostel MeetingpointAmsterdam, Netherlands
I probably would have preferred being more outside the central district, cause even the cheap food wasnt cheap around there. Nothing to brag about in terms of staff, dorms or facilities. You have to charge your stuff downstairs, so people in the common area only use it for electronics. No socializing.
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Hostel BeautyRome, Italy
I like that you needed to let the desk know when you walked in and out of the room. However, I wouldn't know if one of the six people in the room would leave the door unlocked at night or accidentally during the day. The staff as was helpful. The location was RIGHT next to the train station, but a bit of a hike from everything else. The neighborhood did seem a little sketchy (wouldn't have walked around it alone).
360 Hostel CentroMadrid, Spain
Best vibe I have ever felt in a hostel. I walked in exhausted, and they offered me a beer. And another when I was sitting around with the workers. Free dinner the next night. Super easy to meet other people. Shower was a little weird, because the head did not stay on the wall so it fell once or twice. Otherwise, AWESOME!
Isaacs HostelDublin, Ireland
The kitchen felt small and unwashed. The downstairs lounge was really nice, but I only headed down there because the wifi didn't work in the rooms. Breakfast was good, and they do the dishes! At one point, my friend and I went to the neighboring hostel for the nightly movie and popcorn. The guy at Jacob's snapped and said it would be a few minutes. An hour later, we headed back to Isaacs because they never began the movie. We weren't the only ones waiting.
Global VillageBelfast, Northern Ireland
The atmosphere and kitchen were awesome. It's about a 10 minutes walk to City Hall and City Centre, but you are close to the free Ulster Museum and Botanical Gardens. Staff hung out with us and took us to some pubs. Our 6 person female room was super roomy with three dressers and mirrors. Made some friends!
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It was a cheap stay in a 20 person mixed room, but we ended up having a horrendous stag party (not the hostels fault). But they came back at four am with girls and kept us up for hours. The staff could have intervened at some point, they must have been aware of the situation. This hostel is for sleeping and breakfast. It's a hike away from the downtown area, and the facilities weren't anything to brag about.
Hyde Park HostelLondon, England
This was my first time staying at a hostel. Despite some lower reviews, I choose it because of its location and price. When we arrived, I tried not to laugh because it reminded me of a World War II concentration camp. Throughout the night, the ladies would come in and out, continuously turning the lights on and off. Our sheets were not cleaned well, and there wasn't a duvet for the comforter so i tried not to touch it. The floor was dirty and the women's bathroom was nailed shut.


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Has a what appears to be a bump eith ingrown hairs griwing out it. It is about the size of a chil's little finger. what can it be?
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It's difficult to say for sure but it could be an abscess if the area where the bump is looks smooth. If it is an abscess, you can apply warm, damp compresses to it several times a day to "encourage" it to open up. If it does open, you can clean the area with Betadine or peroxide and then apply Betadine or Panalog. It won't hurt try the compresses for a couple of days, but if nothing happens after a couple of days of applying them, it's best to see the vet for a diagnosis and possibly a round of antibiotics. Ingrown hairs can also cause a cyst. Often these have to be lanced by a vet and sometimes even surgically removed if they reoccur. It's really hard to say without seeing it and feeling it, so the best course of action would be to get a vet to determine definitively what it is.
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Oops! That one sentence SHOULD read "apply NEOSPORIN or Panalog" not Betadine, which is used to clean the wound. Sorry about that.
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In the aftermath of the Base Realignment and Closure initiative at Fort Knox, fears of a significant economic dropoff for the Elizabethtown Metropolitan Statistical Area appear to be unfounded.
The area fell from the top spot in personal income growth but retained a top five ranking out of 366 MSAs nationwide for 2011, lagging just behind the Clarksville, Tenn., MSA.
A Louisville law firm in conjunction with another firm in Paducah is hosting a town meeting Friday in West Point to discuss legal claims related to the Oct. 29 train derailment.
According to Jones Ward law office in Louisville, the meeting is open to all West Point area residents, business owners and local officials.
The meeting is scheduled from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at Music Ranch USA at 409 South St.
After being reduced to a few Christmas-themed lights last year, the annual White Mills bridge lighting returned to scale Sunday night.
The bridge reopened in September after being closed for more than a year because of an act of vandalism resulting in several thousand dollars worth of electrical damage, said Tim Dennis, minister of White Mills Christian Church.
Close to $600,000 in state funds were used to repair the historic iron bridge, he said. According to Dennis, an arrest never was made.
On Sunday afternoons battle rages in Radcliff City Park. Dressed in combat array and period garb, men and women fight with ancient skills and foam weapons while building communal ties and treasured friendships.
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In just more than a month, a new Commonwealth's Attorney will be prosecuting felony cases in Hardin Circuit Court. Incoming felony prosecutor Shane Young currently works in Hardin County Attorney Jenny Oldham's office.
Young, who ran unopposed, will take office Jan. 1. Current Commonwealth's Attorney Chris Shaw did not attempt re-election and completes his second six-year term Dec. 31.
Shane Young's staff is the same size as the current commonwealth attorney's staff. They take office Jan. 1.
Young said he "handpicked" his staff, which includes four full-time prosecutors and two part-time.
As he approached attorneys, Young looked for lawyers of different backgrounds who possessed "good courtroom presence," he said.
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Black Friday isn't the only big shopping day of the year.
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Two local officials are serving on an independent panel tasked with reviewing child deaths and serious injuries caused by abuse or neglect.
Created by an executive order in July, the Child Fatality and Near Fatality External Review Panel holds its first meeting Tuesday in Frankfort.
Gov. Steve Beshear announced the 17 members of the panel, which includes Hardin County Attorney Jenny Oldham and Hardin Family Court Judge Brent Hall. Hall is a nonvoting member, according to a news release from the governor's office.
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Mountaintop removal mining is one of the most destructive forms of resource extraction, and it's taking its toll.
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Yeltsin's Heart Surgeon in Action Performing a Coronary Bypass
By LAWRENCE K. ALTMAN, M.D.
Published: October 8, 1996
MOSCOW, Oct. 7— In the same immaculately clean, high-technology operating room at the Cardiology Center here where Boris N. Yeltsin is expected to undergo heart bypass surgery in the next few weeks, his surgeon, Dr. Renat S. Akchurin, performed a similar operation on a 36-year-old man on Thursday.
Looking on, this reporter had a rare glimpse into heart surgery in Russia where surgeons said far fewer bypasses are done than are needed. Economic hardships limit the number of bypasses to about 3,000 each year, compared with more than 300,000 in the United States.
Draped in a two-tone blue and olive scrub suit, Dr. Akchurin peered at different times in the operation through either jeweler-type loupes strapped to his head or an operating microscope suspended overhead. The aim was to magnify by several times arteries and veins, some less than two twenty-fifths of an inch in width, that he cut and stitched to create new channels for blood to flow around the man's blocked coronary arteries and nourish the heart.
There was strict adherence to infection control practices, except for an assistant whose mask failed to cover his nose. The operating room was silent until Dr. Akchurin finished the most difficult part. The music that ordinarily plays in the background was inexplicably absent this day, Dr. Akchurin said, and he had to sew two extra stitches to adjust for the man's unusual anatomy. Otherwise, the operation went smoothly.
Efforts to reach Dr. Akchurin today for a report on the patient's condition, however, were unsuccessful.
During the surgery, Dr. Akchurin was polite and soft-spoken, unlike many other surgeons who have been known to yell and throw instruments in the operating room. He prefaced requests for instruments from his scrub nurse with a ''please.'' But Dr. Akchurin changed his tone of voice to convey degrees of displeasure when assistants were not quick enough or a reporter asked too many questions about Mr. Yeltsin's case.
The circular operating room was more spacious than many in the United States. Its stainless steel walls make it easier to clean and avoid the repainting needed for most American operating rooms.
The Finnish-built and designed room contained standard items like a heart-lung bypass machine; monitors for vital functions like blood pressure, heart rate and electrocardiogram tracings; X-ray equipment, and television monitors connected to cameras placed in the overhead spotlights that brighten the operating field. The equipment was, for the most part, made in Germany or Britain. Store rooms appeared well stocked.
The cardiology center is in a larger institute named for its head, Dr. Yevgeny I. Chazov, a cardiologist who pioneered in the modern clot-dissolving techniques used to stop heart attacks in progress and was Minister of Health in the former Soviet Union. The center is clean and plush by Russian standards. The lobby and hallways are made of marble, the floors of granite and flagstone. The floors near Dr. Akchurin's office are wood parquet.
The heart center contrasts starkly to the grimy, aging hematology institute where Dr. Andrei I. Vorobyov works. He heads the Russian team of consultants in Mr. Yeltsin's case and his expertise has been tapped in studies of radiation damage from the Chernobyl nuclear accident. Doctors at the hematology center said they lacked essential drugs and equipment and that the building had not been repaired since it was built after World War II. People stumble in the hallways, which are dark to save the costs of electricity.
Over the weekend, Mr. Yeltsin moved from the Kremlin Hospital, where he had been a patient since Sept. 12, to a sanitarium, where he is expected to be freer to move around and increase his workload.
Dr. Akchurin is one of several consulting cardiac surgeons at the Kremlin Hospital. Yet the man whose hands control Mr. Yeltsin's fate and perhaps that of his vast country said he did not know why he was chosen to perform a triple or quadruple bypass operation on the 65-year-old Russian President.
Dr. Akchurin said he expected and preferred to perform Mr. Yeltsin's operation at his center instead of the Kremlin Hospital, particularly because of a disagreement between the two hospitals. Dr. Akchurin said he believed that the intensive-care practice at the Kremlin Hospital was inferior because anesthesiologists there stopped caring for a patient once the operation was completed and did not join the surgeons in monitoring a patient's course in the recovery room, as they did in his own hospital.
During his first years as a surgeon, from 1973 to 1984, Dr. Akchurin learned microsurgical techniques, largely for research purposes. In transplanting kidneys and hearts in rats, Dr. Akchurin came to depend on the 8- to 10-power magnification of an operating microscope. At the time, microsurgery was an underdeveloped field, Dr. Akchurin said. He applied the skills learned from animal surgery to the delicate repair of nerves and arteries in hands that had been mutilated in industrial accidents and in reimplanting arms and legs severed in automobile accidents.