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Excellent reference book
posted 7 years ago
Excellent book which is easy to read and gives valuable information. I would say it should be a "must read" for those with children and puppies/dogs. A reference to keep in the library so that you can refer to it whenever needed.
Pros: Well-written, contains valuable information
Cons: Not carried at all bookstores
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Wonderful topic
posted 6 years ago
I liked the review that it doesn't matter if you have kids or not -- your animals will come in contact with children and this is a great resource to handle those situations ESPECIALLY if you don't have or work with children!
Pros: great topic
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A Must Have Book for People with Dogs and Children
posted 7 years ago
This book should be read by anyone with a puppy or dog and children. The information is thorough, complete and practical. I give this book as a gift to anyone that has children and gets a new pup or dog.
Pros: Extremely educational with lots of colorful photos
Cons: Not enough marketing
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THE best book on dogs and kids out there
posted 6 years ago
I make sure I get this book for everyone that has kids and dogs. It's not just for puppies and kids. Also, the last chapter on introducing your dog to a new infant is wonderful. I highly recommend it.
Pros: The authors tell you everything you SHOULD know!
Cons: Not sold in enough stores
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A Must have for the Pet Libraby
posted 6 years ago
Anyone preparing to bring a new puppy/dog in to their family should read this book. It provides valuable information, tips and training suggestions. A must have for any "pet" library. Highly recommend.
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Safe south garden with original well,(with safety grill), table and chairs and sunshade .
House / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 9 Home 117412
Availability Your dates are available
House / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 9
|Key Info
This new barn conversion will please the most discerning visitor. It has recently received Gold Award and
5 star by Visit England and is simply breathtaking. It has a wonderful feel with stunning original beams mixed with contemporary features (like underfloor heating) including a fabulous open plan living space that is absolutely ideal for entertaining.
Set in peaceful hamlet of Doughton just 2 km from historic royal Tetbury you will find plenty to do and enjoy. We provide walking maps and advice, or you can simply relax in the huge sitting room by our lovely log fire.
-Having gathered your friends together why not book our local top class chef for that special celebration meal in the comfort of The Pantiles' huge living area.
Or try some of Tetbury or Malmesbury's many exciting bistros, restaurants and pubs.
-With an enclosed south- facing garden and barbecue facilities next to the ancient moat under Doughton's 17th century manor house, you will lose yourselves in time while on holiday here.
In the house we keep descriptions and maps of short and longer walks, whether across the fields to the local pub or, after a short drive, to gaze across the Severn estuary into Wales
The house is on a farm and separated from existing listed cotswold stone buildings by its own front garden to the north, and enclosed walled garden to the south. It looks over the ancient water moat after which 'Doughton' [old english for 'Duck Farm' ] was named.
The farm is part of stewardship schemes to encourage wildlife and there are singing birds in abundance, and, if you get up early, you could see deer, foxes and hares. We also have horses, pigs and egg-laying chickens.
Well behaved dogs are welcome at £30 per dog
|Sleeps up to 9, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites
|Nearest beach
|Cotswold water park [ pool beach] 16 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings
|Car advised
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Bristol airport 40 km, Nearest railway: Kemble or Chippenham
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Fireplace, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double Beds (2), Single Beds (5), Cots available (1), Dining seats for 12, Lounge seats for 12
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair available
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
The double bedroom upstairs can open onto a mezzanine overlooking the large living area and open fireplace. Downstairs we have a bedroom with en suite bathroom and loggia looking towards the ancient and lovely cotswold stone buildings of Doughton Manor.
If you wish to walk on the stunning Cotswold Scarp with its lovely rolling hill views, we have maps to guide you and space for your outdoor gear.
But if you want to be more sedentary, you could not do better than sink into our sofas by the jetmaster fire and relax - and we can offer you the services of a professional in- house chef if you don't want to cook .
There is underfloor heating with oak flooring downstairs, thick, fitted wool carpet on the stairs and above.
WHEELCHAIR USERS: The approach to the property has dropped kerb parking 3 metres from front door with smooth path and only needing a small ramp (supplied) to enter over the front door lip (8 cms). There is a downstairs double bedroom with en suite wet room. The main living and eating areas require no steps.
|Further details outdoors
The house is on a farm and separated from existing listed cotswold stone buildings by its own front garden to the north, and enclosed walled garden to the south. It looks over the ancient water moat after which 'Doughton' [old english for 'Duck Farm' ] was named.
The farm is part of stewardship schemes to encourage wildlife and there are singing birds in abundance, and, if you get up early, you could see deer, foxes and hares. We also have horses, pigs and a few egg-laying chickens.
Well behaved dogs are welcome if kept under control.
There are maps showing long and short walks from the house.
It is possible to become temporary members of Westonbirt Sports Centre for a great new indoor pool one mile away.
|Further details
Welcome cake on arrival.
Owners are nearby to answer or sort out queries.
Changeover day is usually a Friday
The tariff quoted is for 9 people;' we charge £40 for each extra person using the sofabed -up to 2 more.
Well- behaved dogs are welcome at a charge of £30 per dog. Please don't let them eat the ducks...
The cost of a short break (3 nights mimimum) is 75% of the weekly rate, 4 nights 85%.
Our prices include VAT
Smoking is only allowed outside the house
A big basket of cut logs is provided. It is easy to get more.
Please tell us about any breakages that may occur
Central heating and electricity included.
The Cotswolds region
Tetbury is in the cotswold area of outstanding natural beauty and the landscape is a combination of rolling pasture land famous for its dry stone walls. The walls and roofs of barns and cottages have always been built with the local stone and, as a result, seem to grow out of the land.
There are stately homes to visit like Chavenage as well as pretty villages with rows of stone cottages like those in Minchinhampton, Easton grey or Tetbury's Chipping Steps. The famous Cotswold Way, a 5 day walking trail that passes within 7 miles of Tetbury, is quite stunning with its views over sheep- grazed valleys into villages like Uley and Horsley and eventually into the wonderful crescents and terraces of the Georgian city of Bath.
Beautiful buildings and farmland combine easily around these two 2 market towns which are less than 10 minutes from Doughton. 40 minutes away is either Bath, Bristol, or Cheltenham. Each very popular for shopping ,sight -seeing,concerts and theatre, but each also has something unique: Cheltenham, its famous racing festival in March, Bristol, the SS Great Britain and wonderful children's museums (@Bristol) and Bath, the newly refurbished Roman Baths and tea rooms made famous by Jane Austen's novels.
The National Arboretum at Westonbirt [3 mins drive] is a wonderful place to spend the day in every season of the year.
Visit the Abbey Gardens in Malmesbury, wonderful in late summer and autumn and the Badminton International Horse Trials[10 minutes drive] are held in the grounds of the Duke of Beaufort's well- run country estate, in May.
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"Fantastic cottage providing excellent accomodation for large group"
The accomodation was of a very high standard and provided excellent space in both the 4 bedrooms and living room areas. We booked the cottage for a long weekend for a number of families with small children and the open plan layout downstairs was perfect for both adults and children alike. We holidayed in Feb when there was snow and the cottage and surrounding area was beautiful. Local fields also allowed some sledging for the children. The cottage has an open fire and provided a basket of logs, which was ample. The cottage was lovely and warm with underfloor heating in the living room areas downstairs. The owners were very friendly and even provided a very tasty homemade cake upon arrival. I would thoroughly recommend this cottage.
3 Nov 2011
"Fantastic barn to catch up with friends or family"
9 of us recently stayed at The Pantiles. The barn is beautifully furnished and really welcoming. We were all very impressed with the decor and facilities. It is the perfect place for a large group of friends and would make an excellent choice for a family holiday. The location is fantastic also and the owners were very welcoming. We will probably all be back and would definitely recommend this property.
Thank you very much for your positive comments. we are glad you enjoyed your stay and would like to come back. We are keen to keep up the high standards you admired.
2 Nov 2011
"A fantastically well-equipped, welcoming and wonderful place"
Finding a place to accommodate half a dozen families with kids aged 3 to 13 is not straightforward, finding somewhere they're all happy with is almost impossible. Twenty four years in and thirty-two properties down, we came across Doughton Barns and it's the only one to tick all the boxes for everyone: comfort, size, rooms, layout, cost, location, equipped kitchen, child-friendly, things-to-do, etc., even the weather! We've just had our second stay and everyone, young and older, loves the place and can't wait to get back.
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Revlon Colorburst Lip Butter in Sugar Plum [DISCONTINUED]
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Package Quality: 4.1
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Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This is a beautiful pinky, plummy shade--the pluminess makes it nice for both cool and warm skin tones. With my warm coloring, I normally bypass pink lip colors, but this one is an exception. It brings out the rosiness in my skin.
I absolutely LOVE the formula! It really does feel like butter on the lips. I don't know about the other shades, but Sugar Plum is not glittery or shimmery. I was happy to find that this lipcolor is buildable--one swipe is a light, tinted balm kind of look. Another swipe or two will give you medium coverage. It's fairly long lasting for a shiny lipstick.
This lipstick reminds me of a longer lasting version of Revlon's discontinued Shiny Sheers. (I loved those!) Colorburst Lip Butter is less shiny than the Shiny Sheers, but just as moisturizing.
My only gripe, and it's not enough to take a lippie off, is that for some reason the packaging is more difficult to open than the regular Colorburst lipstick packaging is. I have to keep the lipcolor swiveled down when I have the lid on, because if I don't, the lid would smush the color when I pry it off. (Not sure if all of the Lip Butter packaging is like this. Maybe I just got a bad one.)
Overall, I say believe the hype about this lipcolor! I just wish they had this formula in the regular Colorburst Rosy Nude shade!!! That would be HG for me.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Very pretty mid toned plummy pink, and one of my favorite shades. It's almost always sold out so next time I see it again I might go ahead and stock up. I totally wish they would make a lipstick in this color. Very nice and perfect for anytime, with or without makeup, with or without lipliner.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Oily, Dark, Neutral
Hair: Black, Relaxed, Other
Eyes: Brown
I absolutely love this color. When I first applied it, I fell in love. I knew it would not leave my purse. This is a sheer plummy pink which looks awesome with or without a lip pencil. This is perfect for everyday looks or if you're kicking it with friends.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Green
This is one of my FAVORITE shades in this line. It's just such a pretty berry color, with a nice purple undertone, it just looks REALLY good with my fair complexion. It's not too dark, not too sheer, it's just a perfect balance. It's really pigmented, unlike some of the other lip butters, it only takes a swipe or two to get a nice shot of color on your lips with this one. And again, like the other shades in this line, it is super moisturizing on your lips and feels more like a balm than a lipstick. Love it.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I was hearing all the buzz about these lip butters so I decided to try.
My lip routine usually consists of lipliner, lipstick and them gloss over.
And I have full lips and drink a lot of fluids during the day so I re- apply at least five times a day. This is very time consuming. I bought sugar plum and creme br�l�e based on a combo that I saw one of my favorite beauty bloggers use.
Love at first try! It goes on so smooth and pretty. It does what other lipsticks have only claimed. Gives you that full coverage of a lipstick with the shine of a Lipgloss .
And I didn't need lipliner. I don't think I've went without lipliner since I was 14 .
It gives you that full defined look.
And when you mix these two colors together it is the most gorgeous mauve color that would work on any skin tone. The only bad thing about these lipsticks is that I find myself re- applying a lot. Not so much because they wear off quickly but because try feel great. They don't last a considerable amount of time because they do have a Lipgloss slickness but it is still way easier than doing my normal routine.
Age: 44-55
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Cool
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
-packaging tries to match shade of lipstick
-no scent
-no flavour
-lasts only about 1hr on me but I drink a cup of water every hour
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These are addicting. The only thing I wish it had was SPF. I could seriously buy so many even the bright red ones. I think most shades can be worn by all skin tones.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Dark, Neutral
Hair: Black, Kinky, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This color shows up as the cool plummy pink version of MLBB. It is not as pigmented as Red Velvet, Raspberry Pie, or Candy Apple, but not sheer either. It is in the middle regarding pigmentation of these Lip Butters. Sugar Plum is creamy with no shimmer or glitter.
I love this color for everyday looks. It would even look good on me if I was wearing no other makeup. I love it and would repurchase.
Age: Unknown
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Curly, Coarse
Eyes: Blue
I'm very impressed with the quality of this color. I've tried a few of the others but swapped those. I keep this at my desk at work. I'm NC20 for reference. It gives a pretty natural everyday look & can match almost any look. It is a rosy plum color. LOVE! It is not too sheer either. I will continue to buy.
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Love the color: a soft natural-looking mauve. The texture makes for uneven application at times but it can be smoothed out. I do recommend a liner--either colored or clear--to prevent it from bleeding off the lip into fine lines. It's not sticky or tacky, which is wonderful. Lips feel softer after wearing it. What would make this perfect would be adding some SPF to the formula.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
I like these butters - smooth feel and lovely color payoff when applied.
Sugar Plum is not different, although I do think this leans more towards a cool-toned plum-pink shade than an actual plum.
This lip butter is almost the exact color of my lips - so it's a go-to for me, as an easy finish, especially with grey or cool-toned metallic eye makeup.
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Ok well you accomplised what you were trying to express... very vulnerable looking as well..
Wow awesome pic were you really intoxicated here?? Is that a bathtub too you are in??
No i wasn't really lol. and yes that is a bathtub..
Everyone heres making comment about you... but daaaaaaamnnn look at that wallpaper... Or is it??? It's probably brick isn't it... totally it's gotta be Brick wall.
LOL OH MY GOSH xD i'm in my bath tub so its tile i think? haha. you seriously just made my day
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Photography is a time consuming hobby that often keeps me from paying attention to my list of chores. But, life is short, photography is a lot of fun!
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I would like to thank all you folks out there for your very kind responses to my recent photo of a female Cedar Waxwing. A year ago I had no idea that I could take any bird pictures with this little camera of mine, but, with many hundreds of poor quality shots and soar legs from standing completely still for hours... Well, the rest is a passion for trying to get yet another, better shot. Sometimes I get lucky, most times I delete the photos and go out again for more...
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My camera is my constant companion. I see the world as one big photo, everything is fun to take a picture of. As a graphics artist I've learned to compose images with and from whatever I see. My real passion, though, is nature. We're entering the cold season, so being outdoors takes a greater effort and cold hands more often while photographing. But, whatever the season, I still always enjoy holding my camera to take yet another shot, whether I will keep it or not.
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Breath of a flat society by ~vbagiatis is a well-weighted composition that makes excellent use of blur and noise to produce a highly atmospheric scene. ( Featured by arctoa )
I love this!
Almost looks like it was completed in charcoal. Magnificent noise
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I mean not offend here, but I dont see anything here rather than noise
None taken! It's supposed to be a woman on the move.
I've taken a deeper look to this art, and oh boy, its better than I thought, I learned not to take harsh opinions on another types of art that are not as known, Sorry for my cold tone back then, and Keep it up!
No worries, each one's taste is absolutely personal and it can evolve through time, of course.
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About a year ago, I was introduced to Zend Framework as the framework I was going to be working with almost every day. And for nearly a year now, every day I have worked closely with Zend Framework, learning it's intricacies and dealing with its warts. I sat down in March of last year and wrote a case study about learning Zend Framework. A year after adopting it seemed like a good time to reevaluate the framework and reflect.
Learning Zend Framework was a daunting, challenging experience that tested myself and those I worked with. I learned a few lessons that I think are important, and I think are worth sharing.
Learning new tools is not easy. The tool you pick doesn't change this fact.
Learning a framework is tough. It's hard to get involved, it's sometimes difficult to read the documentation, and the paradigms which are so familiar and obvious to the developers and users of a framework are foreign to you. But that's just part of learning. It's the way it is.
Think back to when you first started learning PHP and the struggles you had with it. They seem so far, so foreign today, and yet for many of us it was a few years ago. Learning a framework is akin to learning a new language; while the syntax of the old language doesn't change, the resources, tools, libraries and components available do. The paradigms shift and require us to rethink some decisions. And this is normal. It's okay.
The framework you pick doesn't make the transition any easier. They're all difficult in their own ways. While some are better designed than others, none of them is easy to master in five minutes. Placing this expectation on ourselves or our tools is setting ourselves up for a failure.
Dive in wholeheartedly.
If we recognize that learning new tools is hard work, the only thing we can really do is dive in with our whole hearts. This is the key to learning: immersion. Immerse yourself in the framework; use it every single day for a while and refuse to step back into old habits or old tools. Determine that this is the path you have picked, and you're going to stick with it.
One thing I see too often is people pick a framework, but then fight the framework tooth and nail. Rather than learning the ways in which it's implemented, and the methodologies behind those decisions, they reimplement methods or components because they need them now, and don't want to take the time to do the research. This is a fast way to failure. Diving in wholeheartedly means accepting that the framework's methodology is one that you're going to make use of, for better or for worse.
Don't doubt your decision just because it's not working for you today.
There are going to be days when working with the framework seems to be the worst decision you could make. The good news is that it gets easier! Day after day, working with the framework, it gets easier and easier to implement.
It's easy to say "this isn't working" and become discouraged or even abandon the idea of using a particular framework. I know I had days like that, especially early on. But the reality is that the decision you made is not less valid today than it was last week. Sure, perhaps there are some frameworks that we should discard, but chances are good that you can accomplish what you're working on with the framework you've picked.
Frameworks are fantastic tools that typically make the development process easier, but learning them does come with a cost and developers must understand the importance of sticking with it, sometimes for better or worse. Like any tool, frameworks can be beneficial or detrimental, but when used properly and given the time to learn them, I've found them to be extremely beneficial.
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Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this. I'm glad to see you back, as you haven't posted in quite a while.
Any framework is better than no framework, but I have to say symfony's documentation was really helpful to understand its methodologies. I think zend is also great framework, but it is lacking good documentation and with documentation I don't mean tutorials.
Sounds like you hated it.
This is good advice, but where's the real substance of the "reevaluation"? What kind of limitations did you run into? How does it let you down or come through? The harshest criticism I've seen is from the team itself on the 2.0 development wiki. They've got their work cut out for them.
Here's the link: http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV2/Zend+Framework+2.0+Requirements. Long, but good honest assessment of the limitations of ZF 1.x and the hurdles on the path to 2.0.
Steve, in my experience there are plenty of blog posts that can talk about the technical likes and dislikes of various frameworks. I wanted to avoid duplicating that discussion here, and instead focus on some of the aspects of learning a framework that are difficult or stressful.
Zend Framework is a mixed bag in terms of whether or not it was ultimately a successful framework for my needs. It came through marvelously in some areas, and failed in others. Moreover, I came through marvelously in some areas and failed in others; implementation of access control is one example, where I could have done a better job understanding how the framework operated and adhering to those principles.
ZF is in the title and four places in the opening paragraphs, so I just wasn't expecting a generalization :) Most of the blog posts reflecting on frameworks are written early into adoption so you get mostly an idea of the learning experience and initial impressions rather than how the framework suited the organization/projects in the long run, what became easy once you gained experience, what seemed great at first but turned out to be a trap, etc. That kind of two-years-in wisdom seems hard to come by.
I agree with Steve: there's absolutely no substantive discussion regarding the topic in question. This comes across, at least in my opinion, as more of generalized motivational speech; in summation: learning is hard; if you're going learn to swim, dive in; if you don't initially succeed, try, try again. A tad cliche friend; btw, hello from DC (glover park).
btw, i wasn't trying to be overly critical – I've been using ZF for five years and was very curious of what the interpretation of a set of "new eyes" would be.
Truly said .
You should never look back after choosing a framework or go and look another framework which implements a particular feature.
When I started learning Zend I didn't understand many in the doc. But when looking into it now a days I feel comfortable.
Its same like learning PHP as you said :).


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Marie Lake campsite, Alberta, 8 x 10 inches pen on paper
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…there are too many other things to do, but I wandered off anyway, missing the Alberta Spruce, so brought some back to Texas with a few ink-pen and digital pen scribbles.
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Dec. 6th: Colors mixed with matte medium: Ultramarine, Pthalos Blue, Prussian Blue, Cobalt Blue, Pthalos Green, Sap Green, Unbleached Titatium, Alizarin Crimson and Cadmium Red Deep, Mars Black (rarely use black). This morning I scrubbed and washed away a lot of paint in areas then reapplied more. Trying to stay with the less is more principle. Hope to wrap this one up by the end of the weekend if not before.
Dec. 5th: Stage 1, first coat of Ultramarine Blue and matte medium, very watered down, then applied thick in places. Inspired by photos taken by my good friend Ray Muskego in my home town, Cold Lake, Alberta during sunrise December 4th as misty fog drifted off the lake.
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-10-31-2004 #1Undertaker #59 Guest
Patriots Troll Alert!
Hey guys...not really a troll. I am looking forward to the game next week. The Pats just got their ass kicked by the Steelers and they should be pretty mean, but things look real bad on the injury front. Dillon did not play. BOTH starting tackles got injured. Law went out in the 1st quarter. The UDFA that took his place got injured and they had the FS playing corner. Doesn't bode well for all of the excellent receivers that the Rams have.
Anyway, I'll be lurking here for the next week, and you guys are all free to come on by PatriotsPlanet to talk about the upcoming game as well.
-10-31-2004 #2
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Many thanks, UT#59, for your up-to-the-minute update. Welcome to the Rams' ClanRam!
From your report the Patriots were almost decimated by injuries today. Sorry about that.
I look forward to an exciting game Vs. NE. Can the Pats lose two in a row after being undefeated 'till today? Will we, the Rams, confirm that we are limping and lamenting as far as achievements from the defense is concerned?
Big, BIG game for us at midway 2004. Let's get it on! :angryram:
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With the way things have been going, I don't think 150 yds would be out of the question for Kevin Faulk next week. :redface:
This should be a great game. The Patriots will be playing angry, while the Rams will get their first shot at avenging that SuperBowl loss.
Hopefully the good guys can pull a strong defensive performance out of their ass and upset the mighty Patriots.
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How is C. Dillon doing -- injured and out for Sunday? Or questionable...
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The Dillon situation was weird. On Wednesday he was not on the injury report. Thursday he was questionable, Friday he was doubtful. But then he warmed up and ran before the game and looked fine, but was not activated. So who knows if he'll play? My gut tells me he will.
What is more important to the Patriots offense right now is whether the two starting offensive tackles will play this week.
We'll see what the injury report looks like on Wednesday.
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Re: Patriots Troll Alert!Originally Posted by UT59
-11-02-2004 #7Undertaker #59 Guest
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Oh yeah, he never gives away much, but its the best thing we Patriots fans can go by for any indication.
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Hey Undertaker, what's the story in your signature of "Girlie Pic Thread?" I'm afraid I didn't have time to read anything. :redface: Do other team fan sites have those? I think Tx should set that up on this site. He made a nice contribution yesterday! How about it Tx? We could be onto something here!
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Story? No story...it is what it says. No porn, but lots of beautiful women. No reading required. But, yeah, we got the idea from ChiefsPlanet.
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Re: Patriots Troll Alert!Originally Posted by Undertaker #59
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-So long story short...ran a pair of Specialized Road comp shoes last season with zero issues. The problem is they are too big for my feet and a bit floppy, especially in the toe box.
-Late 2013 I decided to get "serious" and get a pair of Sidi Wires. They fit like a glove and I immediately fell in love...EXCEPT for the fact that after just one month on the trainer in Nov, my knees were shot to hell to the point where I could barely walk. I'm talking SERIOUS pain in the front area of my knees (tendon right underneath my knee cap). It took a month off the bike to get things even close to "normal" again.
-In Jan I went in for a full fit and I though he got me dialed in. The severe knee pain subsided but I was constantly having some knee issues from that point on.
-I take to the road beginning of April and noticed that rides of 1.5-2 hrs killed my knees when I was done. So bad that I was having to ice them down after each ride and it took days for my knees to settle down and stop hurting.
-This weekend, for the hell of it, I put on the old sloppy pair and POW! No knee issues.
So...I know most of you will just say "wear the old set" and that's what I'm going to do for now. The problem is...they fit poorly...very poorly. Also, I'm going to need to replacement sooner or later. Add to that the $400 shoes I have sitting on a shelf at this point and it brings me to the conclusion that I need to do something.
I'm guessing that the Sidi's fit so well that alignment is becoming a big issue. They're not overly tight but they have zero slop to them and I'm guessing this is the problem. My Specialized shoes allow a ton of foot movement...side to side, up and down inside the shoe. The Sidi's do not. I contemplating taking a hit on the Wires and selling them but I'm guessing that any fit shoe will give me the same headaches.
Either way...I'm going to call my fitter and schedule a followup. At this point I'm looking for any pointers on this...anyone here have similar issues?
I'm running Shimano SPD-SL 6800 pedals with yellow cleats on both pair of shoes...
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The latest liberal crusade is against the Wal-Mart stores.
A big headline on a long article in the New York Times asks "Can't A Retail Behemoth Pay More?"
Of course they can pay more. The New York Times could pay its own employees more. We could all pay more for whatever we buy or rent. Don't tell me you couldn't have paid a dime more for this newspaper. But why should any of us pay more than we have to?
According to the New York Times, there is a book "by a group of scholars" due to be published this fall, arguing that Wal-Mart has an "obligation" to "treat its employees better."
This can hardly be called news. Nothing is easier than to find a group of academics -- "scholars" if you agree with them -- to advocate virtually anything on any subject. Nor is this notion of an "obligation" new.
For decades, there has been lofty talk about the "social responsibility" of businesses or about a "social contract" between the generations when it comes to Social Security. Do you remember signing any such contract? I don't.
What all this pious talk amounts to is that when third parties want somebody else to pay for something, they simply call it a "social responsibility," an "obligation" or a "social contract."
So long as we keep buying this kind of stuff, they will keep selling it.
In order to make such demands look like more than just the arbitrary notions of busybodies -- which they are -- some of these busybodies refer to the official poverty level, as if it were something objective, rather than what it is in fact, simply an arbitrary line based on the notions of government bureaucrats.
According to the New York Times, Wal-Mart's average employee earns an income that is above the poverty line for a family of three but below the poverty line for a family of four. What are we supposed to conclude from this?
The fashionable notion of "a living wage" is a wage that will support a family of four. And, sure enough, the New York Times finds a Wal-Mart employee who complains that he is not making "a living wage."
How is he living, if he is not making a living wage?
Should people be paid according to what they "need" instead of according to what their work is worth? Should they decide how big a family they want and then put the cost of paying to support that family on somebody else?
If their work is not worth enough to pay for what they want, is it up to others to make up the difference, rather than up to them to upgrade their skills in order to earn what they want?
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2016 Student Nurse Internship Program
Contact the Human Resources Service Center at 612-873-4748 for more information about this program.
Applications will be accepted until December 4th, 2015.
The Student Nurse Internship Program allows students to gain experience in the clinical setting. The primary focus is educational—assisting the student nurse to prepare for a position as a graduate nurse. The intern may care for patients ranging in age from newborn to elderly, dependent on the unit assigned. This is a 10-week program, 64 hours per two-week pay period.
Duties of this position
Under the supervision of an RN Preceptor, the duties of this position are to:
- Hone your nursing assessment skills.
- Perform treatments and procedures such as dressing changes, blood glucose testing, tube feedings, etc.
- Administer medications including hanging certain IV's based on student nurse intern restricted activities list and unit specific policies.
- Participate in the development and implementation of care plans and patient education.
- Assist with the collection of physical and psychosocial data.
- Collaborate with health care team developing and implementing individual plans of care and patient education.
- Collaborate with the RN in conducting admission interviews, transferring and discharging patients with RN co-signature.
- Assume responsibility for documenting the cares, medications and treatments provided in the patient medical record.
- Assist physicians and nurses with medical/surgical procedures.
- Increase your critical thinking skills, and working with health care professionals to provide interdisciplinary care.
The qualifications and requirements for this position include:
- Successful completion of junior year of a baccalaureate nursing degree program.
- Must be available to work at least 64 hours per two-week pay period on the shifts your assigned RN preceptor is scheduled - which may include rotating shifts and weekends but not including holidays.
- Enrollment in a clinical internship course offered by your School of Nursing, or ability to successfully register for a class in Minnesota, per the Minnesota Board of Nursing, if selected for an internship.
- Submission of a complete online application and application document packet by the submission deadline.
- Must include in the Additional Document Packet two professional references from faculty members, one should be from a clinical instructor and the other can be from a clinical instructor, other nursing faculty, or a supervisor if you have a health-related job.
- Please Note: external applicants selected for an interview with Hennepin County Medical Center must provide data for a Criminal Background Study. Offers of employment from Hennepin County Medical Center are conditional and contingent upon successful completion of all background studies.
How to apply
You must apply online to the Job Opening ID# 150482 and PRINT and SUBMIT the following documents (Additional Document Packet) by the closing date to be considered for a 2016 Student Nurse Internship:
The following forms and materials are needed to apply for this job opening:
- Standard HCMC Online Application (View Job ID# 150482)
- Nursing Online Application (PDF, Fill out and print)
- Cover Letter: Why are you applying for an internship at HCMC and how does HCMC stand out amongst the rest of the hospitals? Why should we hire you for a student RN internship?
- Professional Resume
- Copy of Transcripts (through spring/summer); fall transcripts will be required if asked to interview
- Reference Sheets (one should be from a clinical instructor and the other can be from clinical instructor or faculty member or a supervisor if you have a health-related job)
Send all application materials to:
Hennepin County Medical Center Human Resources
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701 Park Ave, Mail code: LSB3
Minneapolis, MN 55415
Additional Application Information
Application packet materials will be reviewed and invitations to interview will be based on an assessment of your cover letter, education, experience and interests.
Student nurse interns will be expected to work the same shift as their RN preceptor which could include rotating shifts and every other weekend. Please let us know of any barriers that would prevent you from meeting this expectation.
Please Note: External applicants selected for an interview with Hennepin County Medical Center must provide data for a Criminal Background Study. Offers of employment from Hennepin County Medical Center are conditional and contingent upon successful completion of all background studies.
Hennepin County Medical Center recognizes that diversity enriches the workplace and encourages individuals with bilingual and/or bicultural skills/experience to apply for positions for which they meet the qualifications. If you need assistance with the application process, please contact the Human Resources Service Center at 612-873-2277.
Trauma and Critical Care Education Series (TRA-CCS)
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The Trauma and Critical Care Series (TRA-CCS) is a monthly, live web-based nursing education series provided by Trauma & Critical Care Services at Hennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Improve patient outcomes by disseminating the latest trends in trauma, emergency and critical care to nurses and health care providers across the region.
Live 3rd Wednesday of the Month from 0730-0830 in RL.110 at Hennepin County Medical Center. The Web cast can be viewed live or via linkage for 4 weeks after the presentation to receive contact hours. Links will be kept open for 6 months for viewing.
Register to have the series sent by email on a monthly or individual session basis sent to your work and/or home e-mail address. Link will be sent week of presentation to the e-mail address provided.
Send new registration information to Karie Pearce at email@example.com or fax:612-904-4245 for this option.
Contact Hours:
This activity was designed to meet the Minnesota Board of Nursing requirements for 1.2 contact hours (50 Minutes) of continuing nursing education. Certificates will be sent upon completion of a session evaluation and post test. The Webcast can be viewed after the live cast for 4 weeks for contact hours which will be provided after submission of the completed speaker evaluation and post test.
Hennepin County Medical Center recognizes that diversity enriches the workplace and encourages individuals with bilingual and/or bicultural skills/experience to apply for positions for which they meet the qualifications. If you need assistance with the application process, please contact the Human Resources Service Center at 612-873-4748.


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This site's sole source of funding is Google Adsense* and occasional paid advertisements.
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Jill Arnold is a consumer advocate and works as a consultant to Consumer Reports on maternity care topics and cesarean rate reporting in the United States.She served as the consumer representative to the Listening to Mothers III study and is a member of the steering committee of the California Maternal Data Center. Jill has contributed to Our Bodies, Ourselves, Lamaze's Giving Birth with Confidence and regularly serves as a consultant to academic researchers exploring cesarean rate reporting and consumer engagement in public data use.
Jill is also the founder of The Unnecesarean, a blog which she edited for four years until August 2012, as well as a large social media community of 53,000+ Facebook and Twitter followers (not including site traffic) focused on patient autonomy, informed consent, data transparency and other issues related to the U.S. maternity care system and beyond. She lives in Bentonville, Arkansas with her two children.
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Southwest Birth Round-up, Fort Worth, Texas, April 2014. [link]
Consumers Union Safe Patient Project Summit, Consumer Reports, Yonkers, New York, November 15, 2012. [link]
Panelist at the Human Rights in Childbirth Conference at The Hague University of Applied Sciences on May 31-June 1, 2012 [link]
Arnold, J. (2011, October). Mandated Reporting of Maternity Care Utilization Data. Scientific session presented at the American Public Health Association 139th Annual Meeting and Exposition, Washington, D.C. [link]
Media and Journals:
10 things hospitals won't tell you, MarketWatch, February 2015. [link]
Cesarean Delivery Rates Vary Tenfold Among US Hospitals; Reducing Variation May Address Quality And Cost Issues, Health Affairs, March 2013. [link]
Aetna Urges Moms To Avoid Cesareans Births To Reduce Risk, Bloomberg.com, July 2012. [link]
New Website Presents Comprehensive Collection of Cesarean Rates Throughout U.S. Hospitals, Yahoo! News, February 2012. [link]
Modern Medicine: Unnecessary C-Sections on the Rise, LiveScience.com, November 2010. [link]
Articles and Advocacy:
Author of "Aid for consumers; Data helps health-care decisions", Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, April 2015. [link]
Author of "C-section: Just the Facts... If You Can Find Them", Peekaboo Magazine, September 2014. [link]
Giving Birth in Northwest Arkansas, November 2013. [link]
Consumer Representative, Arkansas Licensed Lay Midwifery Advisory Board, 2014 - present. [link]
Author of "Preterm baby birth rate in the U.S. drops, report finds", Consumer Reports, November 2013 [link]
Member, California Maternal Data Center Steering Committee, 2013 - present.
Consumer Representative, Listening to Mothers III National Advisory Council, 2012.
Stakeholder Workgroup Member on the Strategies to Reduce Cesarean Birth Among Low Risk Women project funded by Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and conducted by Vanderbilt Evidence-based Practice Center, 2012. [link]
Consumer delegate at the Home Birth Consensus Summit, October 2011. [link]
Reviewer for Pregnancy and Birth chapter of Our Bodies, Ourselves 2011 Edition. [link]
Author of "Call It A Comeback? The Many Faces of Nitrous Oxide for Labor Pain Relief", RH Reality Check, December 2010. [link]
Author of "Discussing Your Options with Your Care Provider", Lamaze's A Woman's Guide to VBAC, 2010 [link]
Cited in "Social Media, Power, and the Future of VBAC", Journal of Perinatal Education, Summer 2010. [link]
Featured in a full-page in Our Bodies, Ourselves 2011 Edition. [link]
I Loved My C-Section, HuffPost Live, November 2012. [link]
Consumer Advocate, Jill Arnold, Talks to Babble about C-sections, Birth Wars & the Way Forward, Babble.com Being Pregnant, July 2012. [link]
Interview with Jill Arnold from The Unnecesarean and Cesarean Rates, About.com Pregnancy and Birth, March 2012. [link]
SuperTalk Mississippi's Paul Gallo Show, Feb 29, 2012. [link]
Birthrights: The Risk of Choice (documentary), Al Jazeera English, April 2011. [link]
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He doesn't seem to care, and his calm, friendly demeanour has been quite a good influence on her when we are meeting new people. But over time, will living with a dog who IS fearful change that? How have you dealt with this in your own dogs?
It MIGHT.
So far it sounds like Bowser is not being affected but I would make sure to give him equal time out in public WITHOUT Juno, just so he can see things through his own eyes (so to speak). At least until he gets older and his temperament is 'set'.
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dryad of Elevin-forest. Autumn. by AnnaArmonaWatch
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Pencil H, B, 2B, and 4B. Mechanical pencil. A4
So. I pretty much love mythology. But my Dryad may not correspond to canons. ^__^
So. I pretty much love mythology. But my Dryad may not correspond to canons. ^__^
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wow it is so great ^^ she look so pretty
Great drawing skills with details !!!
they are all excellent, it was hard to pick my fav.... but this one is incredible...
the old me would have been discouraged by your talent. but today,you inspire me..thank you
Your work is exquisite ♡♡
Wow, Nice!
I would love to also see this in colours..
Great style.
Beatiful work, love your style
My goshh girl. Share some of your talent please
WOW, I don't normally fave drawings that aren't colourful but I couldn't help myself for this one. It is so amazing and I can't get over the flowers in her hair. The detail is incredible, about how long do you think it took you?
So, thanks! I think about the details and about the plot in picture a few days. I'm looking for something similar to my idea, that to be inspired ..
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Ready for more snow?
What began as a winter storm warning was downgraded overnight into a winter weather advisory for the Baltimore area. The advisory is in effect until midnight Tuesday. Despite the downgrade, several school systems after trying to open two hours late opted to close, including Baltimore City, along with Baltimore, Howard, Harford, Carroll and Frederick counties.
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11 News Insta-Weather PLUS Meteorologist Ava Marie said the storm coming through the area will have a much lower impact than originally anticipated. Marie said expect periods of snow with a rain-snow mix and sloppy conditions for much of Tuesday. She expects snow accumulations to reach 1-3 inches.
Marie said there is concern for wet roads to freeze should the temperature fall below freezing throughout the day. This is especially true Tuesday night into Wednesday as snow showers remain possible with a low of 27. Leftover snow showers are possible Wednesday morning before temperatures eventually reach 36.
Officials prepare for snow storm
Local and state officials said they are prepared for whatever snow falls in the Baltimore area.
The Maryland State Highway Administration said state and contract crews pre-treated interstates and some primary roads on Sunday and will continue pre-treatment Monday. Also, SHA's Emergency Operations Center activated Monday and remain active throughout the storm to manage operations.
SHA said that in storms that could produce 6 or more inches of snow, it makes some Park-and-Ride lots available to truckers to ride out the storm.
State highway officials said that if you must drive, plan extra time in accordance with the weather and reduce speeds. Also, they want drivers to stay behind snow plow and plow trains as the untreated road is ahead of them, and the plowed/treated are behind them.
"With another storm expected to begin during or just after the evening commute, we implore motorists to be part of the solution, not part of the problem," said SHA Administrator Gregory C. Johnson in a statement. "Crews will be out in advance of any snowfall but if our huge trucks are stuck in traffic, they cannot salt or plow as needed. Plan ahead, watch for the latest forecasts and drive with caution."
The Maryland Transportation Authority said it has more than 39,000 tons of salt available will begin salting its roads along the state's tolls and bridges once snowfall begins.
On all MdTA bridges, wind warnings may be implemented as needed, but there are no immediate plans to close any toll facilities.
In Baltimore County, emergency officials said they are monitoring the forecast. They added that salt domes were replenished from the last storm and trucks are being prepared as needed.
Road crews in Harford County were geared up.
"We've kind of replenished our salt supply and I'm going to send them out around 6 this evening and we're going to pretreat most of the roads overnight," Harford County Executive Barry Glassman said.
Most counties across the area have similar plans to bring crews in tonight to either pretreat or start plowing as necessary. Baltimore City opened its emergency operations center at 4 p.m. Monday.
"We'll be out tonight looking at the bridges, overpasses, those areas that tend to freeze. The temperatures are expected to drop tonight so we are concerned about the morning commute. We want to have the roads-roadway prepared so when motorists travel out, they venture out, they won't be so treacherous," said Adrienne Barnes, with the Baltimore City Department of Transportation.
After surviving two to three feet of snow just a few weeks ago, Glassman wants to make sure people are still cognizant this smaller snowfall can still be dangerous.
"I do want folks to use common sense and to make sure when they go out there's going to be certain portions of the roadway that could be slippery and not to take anything for granted, but always be careful," Glassman said.
Officials said taking your time is good advice for anyone who has to be out on the roads Tuesday morning.
"It's important when you venture out in the morning that you allow extra travel time do not be in a hurry be courteous and be smart," Barnes said.
BWI prepares for winter weather
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport is also preparing for the winter storm.
The BWI snow removal team was activated Monday evening, to remove snow and ice from airport runways, taxiways, ramp areas, public roadways, parking lots, and sidewalks.
Some airline flights are expected to be cancelled on Tuesday. Travelers are strongly encouraged to check with their airline for flight information before heading to the airport. Customers are advised to monitor airline or airport web sites to be aware of possible flight cancellations. Check BWI's website here.
"BWI Marshall is preparing this evening for the expected winter storm," said Ricky Smith, Chief Executive Officer for the airport. "We will have employees working during this storm to help ensure a safe airport for passengers and our airline partners."
About 400 employees and contractor personnel work during major winter storms to clear the BWI Marshall airfield and landside facilities, including parking lots and roadways. Airport employees and contractors have more than 300 pieces of specialized equipment at their disposal. The airfield snow removal operation includes more than 50 pieces of sophisticated, specialized snow removal equipment, including plows, chemical trucks, brooms, snow melters, and several multi-function, high-speed runway clearing vehicles.
Officials said travelers with plans to fly Tuesday morning should consider parking in the Daily or Hourly garages at BWI Marshall. Those garages provide about 10,000 covered parking spaces for customers.
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WBALTV.com digital editors Saliqa Khan and Ron Snyder, and 11 News reporter Kim Dacey contributed to this story.


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