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In a live chat, Prudie counsels a woman whose mother-in-law plays intellectual favorites with her grandchildren.
A: Great idea. That, of course, means having a bride who is able to let go of controlling every detail of "her day." And how radical it would be if brides said to their bridesmaids, "Just wear something you like."
Q. Dating the Man in the Wheelchair: I am acquainted with a man who works in the same office building as I do. We've shared hellos and such as we share some mutual professional acquaintances. I was told by one of these acquaintances that he likes me and wanted to know if I was single (I am). This man seems very nice (and he's handsome too!); however, he uses a wheelchair and I'm not sure about how this might work. He is active in Paralympics and other sports and from everything I know he is happy and successful in his career. I'm not sure I know how to proceed in this situation other than just go out with him and see where it goes. It seems many of the typical dating rituals will be thrown off a bit. How does the first-date kiss go? Do I lean down? What if we progress to intimacy (in the future)? I'd feel terrible if I was inadvertently patronizing or insulting. Thanks for any thoughts you or your readers may have.
A: I understand your concerns, but you can put them aside for now. You two haven't exchanged more than meaningful glances. So before you work yourself up about getting intimate, go out for dinner. See if you enjoy each other's company. If you do, I can assure you the rest will take care of itself. This man sounds like he's very confident, so if things catch fire, he should be able to put you at ease about mechanics. And if you two go slow, you will develop the confidence to ask him questions without worry.
Q. Wedding Gifts: Some of my wedding gifts were stolen by a family member on my spouse's side. We confronted the relative, the theft was acknowledged, but the gifts were never returned. My spouse was furious. In an effort to preserve some level of peace, I advised not pressing charges against the relative for theft and to not sue the relative. It's been over a year and I stand by that decision—it would have only made matters worse to bring the law in. Since then we've been able to deduce who some of the gift-givers must have been, but we have no way of knowing the full list of givers or what they gave. We never sent these people thank you notes since we didn't know what to thank them for. My question is this, do we bring it up with the people we suspect and explain what happened? Do we wait for them to ask? And is it in poor taste to explain that a relative stole the gifts? We feel terrible for not acknowledging the gifts that loved ones gave, but we're in a pickle.
A: I hope the relative isn't left alone on Christmas Eve when all the presents are under the tree. Since you think you know who the gift-givers might be, you should contact the people who you haven't thanked and explain that this is an awkward situation but there was a major mix-up at the wedding involving the dispositon of the gifts and you're still trying to untangle it. Say if they gave you a gift and you haven't thanked them you want to rectify that now. The delicacy is that some people don't give gifts, which is fine, and you don't want to sound as if you're fishing. You don't have to explain a relative stole the gifts. But if you're close enough to the people you haven't thanked, it does make for quite the wedding story!
Q. Baby Planning: My sister-in-law and brother are expecting their first child. They are both attorneys and my sister-in-law is taking a new job working part-time after the baby comes. Evidently my brother will continue his long, stressful hours. I stay home with my three children under the age of 6. I offered to baby-sit for my new niece or nephew, but my brother told me they were placing the child in a day care facility at four months, when my SIL starts her new job. I was hurt by this decision, as I would have welcomed the opportunity to help my brother and SIL out and watching a baby is not new to me. When I pressed them about why they will not reconsider, my brother said that I do not have a licensed day care and that there is no recourse if something should happen. The facility that they selected is reputable, licensed, and insured. But I am really hurt by this decision. Has our society gotten so litigious and so greedy that we cannot even trust our own family anymore? My husband thinks I should just drop it and does not understand why this makes me so upset. I doubt my brother or SIL will change their mind, but I would like to welcome their child without feeling bitter about this. How do I get over my hurt and bafflement?
A: If you were expecting they would pay you, then you've got to stop mourning the income you were counting before the chick was hatched. Otherwise, your husband is right, this is none of your business. You made a lovely offer, it was politely rejected, then you made it an issue to the discomfort of everyone. I think this is so hurtful to you because you perhaps are feeling implicitly put down and judged for being "just" a stay-at-home mother. If this working couple relied on your expertise in order to make their careers possible, it would have been psychologically satisfying. But you are caring for three small children, a job many high-earning executives would find impossible. Embrace your choice and stay out of theirs.
Q. Mean Stepgrandmother: My stepgrandmother has always distinguished between me and her "real" grandchildren. To be honest, it doesn't really bother me because I can see where she's coming from. However, she recently did something that in my view is completely unforgivable. We both attended a performance at my middle-school-aged brother's performing-arts camp. I am very close with my brother, and though we are half siblings, we only ever use the "half" qualifier to explain when people comment on our age difference (15 years) or, before I was married, our different last names. The fact is, we are siblings and we love each other as siblings. How many parents we share is irrelevant. After the performance, my brother was proudly introducing me to his friends, but his grandmother kept correcting him, saying, "Well, really she's just your half sister." I am FUMING! She has no business going around doing that. It's her business if she doesn't want to get me gifts or include me in family photos (though interestingly, she expected to be included in family photos at MY wedding and MY child's naming), but she has no right to minimize my relationship with my brother like that! Is there anything I can do or say in the aftermath of this incident? Should I just refuse to be around when she's around? What should my brother do? He is also very angry with her right now.
A: I get where she's coming from, too. She's coming from the same place as the lousy granny who wants to call some of her grandchildren smart and some, well, not so smart. You and your brother should ask the parent who is the offspring of this witch to have a talk with her. She needs to be told that making these distinctions, especially in such a hurtful and irrelevant way, has to stop. Maybe there's a re-education farm we can send bad grannies to. If they don't shape up, they can spend their lives boring each other bragging about their more stellar grandchildren. And thanks to you for showing how beautifully blended families can work.
Q. Crazy Hair Fetish Commuter on the Bus: I take the bus to work every day. Every now and then I come across a completely normal-looking woman who touches other people's hair. By touching, I mean caressing it lovingly over and over, staring at it longingly, and smelling it, too. She sits behind women with long hair so nobody seems to notice. Once she was doing this to a woman who was at the front of the bus. (I was at the back.) I really wanted to tell her but was far too embarrassed to shout across the crowd of people standing between us. We both got off at the next stop, and I hesitantly asked if she knew the lady who was touching her hair. She seemed shocked and said she had no idea what was happening, as she was distracted with her MP3 player and thinking about something else. Nobody says anything. I don't think anyone knows the etiquette of dealing with a crazy woman who likes touching strangers' hair. Next time I see it, what should I do? A part of me is worried that the crazy hair lady will try to do something deranged to me.
A: It's very odd that that no one seems to notice the woman who is stroking and smelling their hair. This might be good evidence for a study on the power of earbuds to block out all other bodily signals. So far this woman has made an implicit judgment that your locks don't deserve notice, so consider yourself lucky. I think it's up to each Rapunzel to say, "Hey, get your paws off me!"
Q. Re: Grandma teacher: I was one of these whiz kids who skipped a grade two decades ago. I can confirm that grandma's attitude is very damaging. It may help to point out to her that this type of pressure can make the child's first failures *very* painful.
A: Exactly!
Q. Re: Baby Planning: I highly doubt the litigation is the only reason the LW's brother would rather stick to a private day care, since he can afford it. Sometimes it is easier to deal with a corporation or a business than it is with family because there is less emotion on the line with every decision. Something tells me that if you took this situation so personally, you would take other decisions they make personally, too. Avoiding that conflict is perfectly understandable.
A: Given the letter-writer's over-the-top reaction to being told "Thanks but no thanks," I agree that litigation was a red herring and way to avoid saying, "We'd rather leave our kid in a Skinner box then get emotionally entangled with you."
Emily Yoffe: Thanks everyone, have a great week.


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New Nike Releases – Trainer Dunk/Court Force/AM 3/Air Stab
Last minute before the holidays really get started, Nike drops a rather big range of new models, among the releases Trainer Dunk Low's, Court Forces, Air Max 3's and Zoom Hywards.
Two interesting Trainer Dunk Low's dropped. A beige/briwn colorway and a black/brown colorway came out, each featuring camouflage patterns on the side. The black model also has a nice contrasting red inner lining and accents.
Also the new Court Forces come in some special colorways. The Court Force Lo is at the base white, but features a patchwork upper on the sides and back heel. The patchwork is made up of different exotic leathers. The Court Force Hi "St. Valentine" is also among the releases and it certainly seems a bit early for that. It has a white/pink upper with pink patent leather accents and a gold swoosh. The ultimate sign for the St. Valentine sneakers is the heart on the tongue tag.
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Maine Makes the '10 Best Beaches in the U.S.' List
Maine makes the list of '10 Best Beaches For Families in the U.S. in 2015'.
Maine makes the list of '10 Best Beaches For Families in the U.S. in 2015'.
Summer is half over, I know, sad huh? What have you done so far and what plans are still on the agenda before school starts?
This year was the first in a few that we bought a state park pass. It has so far been the best investment we've made for summer fun. It cost $70 and already we've made back the price of admission just going to local beaches.
Memorial Day weekend is coming soon. Any plans? It's unofficially the first weekend of summer. The beginning of the tourist season, long lines at the tolls, rides at the theme parks and pretty much everywhere people go. It's time to think about sun and sand at the beaches!


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matt00 Nov 15, 2013 11:28 AM
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Hey waldrip,
Thanks for the question. I understand you are experiencing issues with your Time Capsule not displayed in AirPort Utility. The following resource provides information for this issue in relation to AirPort base stations, and may help to resolve your issue:
AirPort base station not seen or "An unexpected error occurred" appears in AirPort Utility 6.3
Steps for OS X Lion or Mountain Lion
This can happen if IPv6 has been disabled. To enable IPv6 for your network interface:
1. Choose Apple menu () > System Preferences, and then click Network.
2. If a lock icon appears in the lower-left corner, click it and enter your admin name and password to unlock the pane.
3. Click your network service (Wi-Fi or Ethernet) in the list, and then click Advanced.
4. Click the TCP/IP tab.
5. Choose Link-local only from the Configure IPv6 pop-up menu.
6. Click OK.
7. Click Apply.
The AirPort device should now appear in AirPort Utility.
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bidwine Jan 1, 2014 5:57 PM
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After I installed Mavericks (10.9.1), my time capsule disappeared from Airport Utility 6.3.2. I have tried every solution that I could find in these discussion groups, including power-cycling and the IPv6 suggestion above.
Nothing works.
Any and all new suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
JobyC Jun 13, 2014 10:58 PM
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Hi, not sure if anyone eles is seeing this problem or it has been resolved. I just had the same issue couldn't work it out. I recently installed a virus protector onto the mac and in the protector preferences the network I connect to for the Time Capsule was seleced as a public network and hence firewalled. Turned this to private or home network and all back to normal.


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The New York Public Library Announces Historic Agreement To Display Original Copy Of The Bill Of Rights
NEW YORK, May 22, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Members of the public in both New York City and Pennsylvania will soon get to see The New York Public Library's original copy of the Bill of Rights, which will be exhibited for the first time in decades. The Library and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania today announced an agreement to share display of the national treasure, which has been preserved in The New York Public Library's collections since 1896. The document will go on public display alternately at The New York Public Library and in Pennsylvania beginning in fall 2014 (the year marks the 225th anniversary of the document being drafted and proposed by Congress)."This landmark agreement makes public one of the most important documents in the nation's history, an over 200-year-old, original copy of the Bill of Rights," said Library President Tony Marx. "The document has been expertly preserved at the Library for over a century, leaving it in prime condition and ready to inspire and educate the public now and in the future." "This is a win for Pennsylvania, New York and the citizens of the United States," said Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett. "For the first time in decades, this historic document will be seen by We the People, the people who were granted these inalienable rights and privileges that we are still guided by today." The Library was previously unable to display the document for extensive periods of time for preservation reasons. Now, to ensure the document's safety during display and while it travels, a special case will be constructed by the National Institute for Standards and Technology, based on technology developed for the Charters of Freedom at the National Archives. Estimated to cost $600,000, this crucial and state-of-the-art preservation measure is made possible as part of a generous gift from New York Public Library Trustee Ed Wachenheim III and his wife Sue. Their gift also supports exhibitions and programs related to the document. The document is one of at least 14 original copies of the Bill of Rights sent by the First Congress of the United States to the 13 colonies (11 of which had become states) and to the Federal government in 1789. Four states, including New York and Pennsylvania, no longer have their copies. The New York Public Library acquired its copy in 1896, when John S. Kennedy – a trustee of The New York Public Library – donated it along with other items he purchased from Dr. Thomas Addis Emmet, a noted surgeon and collector of Americana. Some have speculated as to whether the Library's copy originally belonged to Pennsylvania. "What's most important is that the people in New York, Pennsylvania, and beyond will now have an opportunity to see and learn from this rare piece of history," said Marx. The Library's copy of the parchment document includes the first 10 amendments to the United States Constitution, as well as two other proposed amendments that were not ratified – one outlining compensation for members of Congress, the other providing a system of representation for Congress that could have created a House of Representatives with thousands of members today. The Library last displayed the Bill of Rights several decades ago, and has not displayed it for an extended period of time to ensure its preservation and protection. The document, currently in the Manuscripts and Archives Division, has been accessible to researchers by appointment.
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UF hoops adds Air Force to non-conference slate
Published: Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at 6:48 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at 6:48 p.m.
Florida's non-conference schedule is continuing to take shape.
The Gators will play Air Force at the 19th annual MetroPCS Orange Bowl Classic in Sunrise on Dec. 29. Florida State and Tulsa will meet in the first game of the doubleheader at the BankAtlantic Center.
Air Force returns four starters from a team that finished 13-15 last season. Florida's non-conference schedule includes games against Georgetown, Marquette, Wisconsin, Arizona, Kansas State, UCF and Yale.
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Design Automation Conference, San Francisco, CA – July 27, 2009 – Apache Design Solutions, the technology leader in power and noise integrity for chip-package-system (CPS) convergence, today announced that the company has achieved record bookings and revenue in Q2, while maintaining profitability. Q2 sales came from a balanced mix of the company's flagship product RedHawk and the new platforms Sentinel and Totem. The recently announced Totem has already been adopted by over 25 customers to address their power and electro-migration (EM) challenges for memory, mixed-signal, high-speed I/O, and full-custom IP designs. The main contribution towards the company's Q2 growth came from increasing investments by existing customers, which represents the top tier semiconductor companies.
"Continued investment by our customers during this challenging economic time to reduce system cost and mitigate design risk demonstrates the criticality of our products," said Craig Shirley, vice president of worldwide sales at Apache.
"Our investments in developing solutions that address system-wide power and noise challenges have allowed us to deliver solutions that meet the needs of the most advanced SoC, IP, packaging, and system designs," stated Andrew Yang, CEO of Apache. "Apache will continue to execute based on our customer-driven technology roadmap for 32nm and below."
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Subject: General Tech | July 25, 2008 - 06:04 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Some days it can be downright frustrating to work with PCs, from external
The rumour mill strikes again!
Subject: General Tech | July 25, 2008 - 11:36 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
nVIDIA is really having a lousy month, with anti-trust suits going badly and the ever persistent rumour that something is horribly wrong with their G84 and G86's. nVIDIA's position is that the problem can only occur in specific laptop configurations, but really haven't clarified the exact nature of the problem and why it will not apply to graphics cards. DigiTimes has heard that as a result, many vendors are demanding a recall of all theoretically affected graphics cards.
Get more from your MP3 player
Subject: General Tech | July 24, 2008 - 06:07 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Higher quality MP3 players, like the recently release X-Fi Xen can't really show off the quality they are capable of with a pair of $10 earphones. The best quality comes from cans, but not everyone wants to wear something that big, or try to transport them around. Phillips has introduced two new audiophile quality earbud style headphones, which you can see at Hardware Zone. The display it's self is rather impressive as well.
Intel Outlines Plans for New Category of Smarter, Purpose-Built 'System on Chip' Designs, Products
Subject: General Tech | July 24, 2008 - 01:00 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 24, 2008 - As Internet access continues to be added to all kinds of computers and devices, Intel executives outlined a plan to use its chip design expertise, factory capacity, advanced manufacturing techniques and the economics of Moore's Law to usher in a new category of highly integrated, purpose-built and Web-savvy System on Chip (SoC) designs and products.
Launch acceleration
Subject: General Tech | July 24, 2008 - 11:26 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Strap yourself in, the accelerated releases we have been seeing in 2008 are not slowing down anytime soon. Next is Nehalem and the new X58 chipset, both of whom we will be seeing in September and not just before Christmas according to DigiTimes. The socket is changing, so don't worry about investing in a top of the line LGA775 board, though AMD fans will be safe with the AM3, whenever it arrives. Let us all hope that these truncated development times reflect the opinions of the engineers more tha
Maybe it's best if you don't know what the excitement is about
Subject: General Tech | July 23, 2008 - 12:13 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
More information about the upcoming Bethesda release of Fallout 3 has appeared; this time from Wired. While there is not that much information on the VATS system that will be used to incorporate real time and turn based combat into one seamless system, we at least hear that it incorporated canned movies, making one think of the latter games in the Final Fantasy series. Read on to hear about Wired's take on the dialogue, one of the biggest fears of old time
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Apartment / 3 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms / sleeps 6
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Nearest beach 0.5 km
- Swimming pool
- Suitable for children age 5+
- Car not necessary
- Air conditioning
- No pets allowed
- Private garden
- Suitable for children over 5
- No pets allowed
Description from owner
Lazy Daisy started life as two small apartments. A bit of vision. A lot of trust in the builder and six months after seeing a building site for the first time, the apartment was transformed into a duplex with its own pool.
The outside space at Lazy Daisy has been optimised to make the most of the stupendous view. Sit on the step of the pool with a glass in hand and you quite easily drift away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind.
If the Turkish sun is just too much for you then sneak into the Oriental Corner where you can chill with a book under the pergola in the shade.
There is a beautiful white rattan dining table with six chairs for outside eating – just outside the kitchen so there isn't far to carry your wine or beer. And when you've just done enough for the day, relax on one of the loungers for a well deserved doze.
Inside the apartment there is an open plan living / dining room which leads into the fully equipped kitchen. Leave your rubber gloves
Lazy Daisy started life as two small apartments. A bit of vision. A lot of trust in the builder and six months after seeing a building site for the first time, the apartment was transformed into a duplex with its own pool.
The outside space at Lazy Daisy has been optimised to make the most of the stupendous view. Sit on the step of the pool with a glass in hand and you quite easily drift away from the hustle and bustle of the daily grind.
If the Turkish sun is just too much for you then sneak into the Oriental Corner where you can chill with a book under the pergola in the shade.
There is a beautiful white rattan dining table with six chairs for outside eating – just outside the kitchen so there isn't far to carry your wine or beer. And when you've just done enough for the day, relax on one of the loungers for a well deserved doze.
Inside the apartment there is an open plan living / dining room which leads into the fully equipped kitchen. Leave your rubber gloves at home there is a dishwasher and a microwave. There's also a hob and oven if you fancy throwing together a meal at home.
The living room has sliding doors which lead straight onto the terrace area, the kitchen also has a door which opens onto the al fresco eating area.
Off the living room – which has a 32" plasma TV as well as a DVD player – there is a twin bedroom with an ensuite shower room. This room also has a door which opens onto the terrace.
Vital for all mums is the second bathroom on this floor – another loo – as well as the washing machine.
Upstairs there is another twin bedroom which has access onto the wrap around balcony.
The most stunning room in the apartment is the master suite. A bespoke daisy wrought iron bed dominates the room which has sliding doors onto the balcony with the most amazing views of Kalkan Bay. Lie in the gorgeous bed and just soak up the scene – amazing!
Behind the bed there is a walk in wardrobe which has ample hanging space for the apartment as well as shelves for your smalls. And beyond this is the ensuite bathroom.
The apartment sleeps six in total – there are four single beds and one double bed. All bedrooms have air conditioning. Due to the nature of the apartment it is not suitable for very small children. The pool is unfenced and the apartment is situated up a steep, but manageable hill.
Further details
Those of you who have visited Kalkan before will know that it is built on steep hills. Leave your heels at home you will only be able to get around in flats.
It is for this reason I don't think Lazy Daisy is suitable for children under five. There is a steep drop in front of the pool into scrubland and the pool area is not fenced off. We have therefore not equipped the apartment with a high chair or a cot.
Changeover days can be flexible dependent on bookings. A security deposit of £200 will also be required if a booking is made. This is fully refundable upon return should no damage have occured.
Further details indoors
Lazy Daisy has been created to make the most of the outdoor space. However, we have tried to think of everything you might need to make your stay as comfortable as possible. The kitchen is fully equipped with enough crockery and cutlery for up to six people. There are pots and pans, cleaning equipment provided and a must in most kitchens an Ipod dock so that you can have music while you grab a refreshment.
The TV does have a free sat box with it and there are a number of English channels which you can watch if you decide to stay indoors.
Further details outdoors
One of the most attractive features of Lazy Daisy is the fact the apartment has the sole use of the pool as well as the terrace. You will not have to fight for one of the sunbeds, they are all yours for the duration of your stay. The pool is not heated but warms up quickly during the summer months - the best place in the whole apartment is the first step in the pool which affords the best views of the bay as well as the sunsets. There are a number of fruit trees which have been planted - including orange and apricot and the banana plant affords some welcome shade in the heat of the midday sun. There is sun on the terrace at all times for those sun worshippers amongst you, but if you crave the shade the oriental corner will keep you cooler.
Location description from owner
The Turkish Mediterranean Coast region
Kalkan is one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited. I first arrived in 2007 and was instantly captivated by the people as well as the place. Situated 90 minutes from Dalaman Airport – yes the transfer time is worth it – Kalkan has had some marvellous accolades bestowed on it from travel critics. The Sunday Times wrote that Kalkan would attract visitors who would also enjoy Tuscany or the Dordogne. The Guardian likens the town to "the Italian Riviera minus the posers."
Is it true? I don't know. I don't know if I need to know because for me there is no comparison. The cobbled streets ooze sophistication, the dozens of rooftop restaurants all compete for trade happily and the lack of nightclubs and noise all give the place a definite thumbs up in my eyes. It might not be for everyone. I'm not sure if you can get a full English breakfast (vital for some on vacation, I know). There are a couple of places which lure in sports fans with their big screens and for those who just can't leave their laptop at home there is wi-fi available throughout Kalkan.
One of the best ways to get around Kalkan is to take a water taxi. Wander down to the Kalkan Beach Club – just five minutes walk all down hill from Lazy Daisy – and pick up the water taxi to take you into the centre of Kalkan. The water taxis operate throughout the day - they cost 5TL per person - but make sure you arrive early for the last boats in the evening as these tend to get full quickly as diners make their way to the many restaurants.
Shopping is a dream in Kalkan. Gorgeous jewellery shops offering hand made silver trinkets as well as sparkly fun accessories are plentiful. And anyone who has been before will revel in their stories of the 'genuine fake' shops. Fred Perry, Abercrombie & Fitch, Dolce & Gabbanna are just some of the designer names which can be purchased with Ray Bans, Gucci and Rolex accessories also on sale to complete your look. All great fun!
Make sure you check out the market in town on a Thursday - it's the best place for picking up your fresh fruit and veg.
There are more activities than you can shake a stick at should you have the energy. Take a gulet out for the day and visit deserted beaches. Saddle up on Patara Beach at breakfast for a gallop along the deserted beach. Take a kyak down the gorge, hire a quad bike or a jet ski. Try water skiing or paragliding. Cake yourself in healing mud or visit nearby places of historical interest. The possibilities are endless.
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I Told You Not to Call the Police
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Plot Summary
A terrified baby sitter endures a harrowing home invasion, then finds that her nightmare has only begun when she disobeys her attacker's command not to report the crime to the police.
Cast: Lydia Lael, Eidolona, Angelina Martin, Jordana Leigh, Kathy Rice, Taylor Trash, Steve Nebesni,
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Gloria Jean Dixon Craft Herrera, 65, a resident of 205 Arnold St., Vanceboro, died Tuesday, February 12, 2013, at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill. A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, February 16, 2013, at the Kite family cemetery. The family will receive friends 6:30-8:30 p.m. Friday, February 15, at Paul Funeral Home & Crematory of Washington and other times at New Life Ministries Church, 8226 Main St., Vanceboro. Paul Funeral Home & Crematory of Washington is serving the Herrera family.


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Definition: A macromolecular complex containing both protein and DNA molecules.
Note that this term is intended to classify complexes that have DNA as one of the members of the complex, that is, the complex does not exist if DNA is not present. Protein complexes that interact with DNA e.g. transcription factor complexes should not be classified here.
Parent Classes:
GO:0032991 - macromolecular complex
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GO:1990077 - primosome complex (7),
GO:1990097 - SeqA-DNA complex (1),
GO:1990178 - HU-DNA complex (1)
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transposase of IS30 (insI-1),
recombinase, DNA renaturation (recT)
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"How to make REAL Goulash" Top 5 Page for this destination Gyor by iris2002
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The indredients are:
BEEF GOULASH 1 Clove garlic, minced 1/2 tsp Salt 4 oz Butter 1 1/2 lb Onions, chopped 1 1/2 tbsp Hungarian paprika 1 1/2 lb Lean beef, cut into 2 inch pieces 1 cup Water, as needed Salt to taste DUMPLINGS 2 lb Potatoes, grated 3 tbsp Flour 1 tsp Cornstarch 1 pinch Nutmeg 1 pinch Salt 2 Egg yolks, lightly beaten Flour to coat dumplings 2 cup Stale bread crumbs 1/4 cup Butter
The recipe yield is:
6 servings
FOR THE GOULASH: In a small bowl, mash the garlic and salt into a puree. Melt the butter in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Saute the onions to a golden brown. Add garlic/salt mixture and paprika and mix well. Add the meat. Reduce heat to medium, cover and cook for 1 1/2 hours, stirring frequently to prevent meat from sticking. Once or twice, add water in 1/2 cup quantities as needed to keep goulash moist. Season to taste. FOR THE POTATO DUMPLINGS: In a 4 qt saucepan, bring 3 qt water and 1 teaspoon salt to a slow boil, Meanwhile, in a large bowl, mix the grated potatoes, flour, cornstarch, nutmeg and salt. Add the egg yolks and mix thoroughly. Place about a quarter of a cup of flour in a dish. Form dumplings the size of a golf ball and roll in the flour to coat. Drop the dumplings into slow-boiling water, cook uncovered for 10 minutes. Remove the dumplings with a slotted spoon and drain. Meanwhile, melt the butter in a medium skillet, add bread crumbs and stir while heating until browned. roll the drained dumplings in bread crumbs. Serve alongside goulash. NOTE: If first dumpling falls apart in the boiling water, add flour to the dumpling mixture until dumplings hold togedther in the water.
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Goulash comes from a Turkish word "Kul Ashi" which means meal for military personal of the army.
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Beautiful old city centre
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I know this brand very well: Christian Gyor!!!
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Your Competitive Edge: The Art of Interpersonal Communication
Montgomery, Judy K., Communication Disorders Quarterly
In our professional lives in schools, hospitals, private practices, and universities, speech-language pathologists often pride ourselves on being communication experts--but are we? We may know how to diagnose and treat a wide range of communication disabilities, but can we effectively get our message across to our colleagues and families? Raymond H. Hull, PhD, a professor of communication sciences and disorders, audiology, and director of the Center for Research in Communicative Sciences and Disorders in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Wichita State University, has been concerned about this also. For some individuals it comes naturally, but for other persons, it must be formally taught in our university preparation programs. Unfortunately, it rarely is. Hull describes how important interpersonal communication is to persons who work with individuals who need not only education and health care but also to know what we are planning to provide and why. Interpersonal communication is the caring that enables our services to have the effect intended. Ray Hull describes how our universities could include this type of training, and how it might vastly improve our interventions with persons who have communication disorders.
Q: We pride ourselves on being communication experts--but are we really?
A: That is a very good question. I doubt if we are truly prepared to be communication experts. But, of course we are well prepared as specialists in the field of communication sciences and disorders, for example, speech-language pathology and audiology. However, how many of the professionals in our fields have been prepared in any manner in communication per se, perhaps as they were 50 years ago, when specialists in our field emerged (or evolved) out of departments of forensics, elocution, or public speaking? Here I am referring to such areas as public speaking, persuasive speaking, and interpersonal communication. In particular, interpersonal communication is a critically important aspect of our professional and personal lives, but it is often neglected in our preparation as specialists in communication disorders.
Without formal, or even informal, preparation, some professionals may not be as effective in interpersonal communication as they would desire because they are not skilled in attending to all of the unpredictable events that occur during such interactions. They may not be as adept at meeting the personal and coactive needs of individuals with whom the communication events are taking place; therefore, they may not be as successful in their interactions with persons with whom they must associate as they work to build their practices; provide services on behalf of their patients; or work in other clinical, academic, or administrative settings. Interpersonal communication bridges all fields, including medicine, dentistry, and other health services fields and banking, insurance sales, financial advising, and every other field in which interpersonal communication is a part of one's professional life!
I began my academic career as an undergraduate major in communications-forensics, public speaking, debate, persuasive speaking, and interpersonal communication with the intent of becoming a professional in the field of radio/television broadcasting and an actor. When I began my master's degree in radio and television broadcasting, I also found myself in several courses and seminars about interpersonal communication, which I found fascinating. Because the importance of mastering the art of interpersonal communication influences so much of what we do in our daily life, I found that area particularly interesting. It was not until I discovered the field of communication disorders that I began to drift from those "normal" aspects of communication in my academic preparation. However, I did not forget the principles of interpersonal communication because as a graduate student, when I began my clinical practicum experiences in speech-language pathology and audiology, those principles became an important part of the clinician-client relationship that is established rather quickly during those experiences. …


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Totally agree about Phelps. I don't understand at all why he isn't starting. He's got much better numbers than Freddy, but also, Garcia won't be here next year (I would imagine) and this seems a perfect opportunity to see what Phelps can do (while we're this far ahead) and if he can slot in as a starter next year (which I think he easily could).


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Dark Messiah Travels is an RPG/FPS. (Like TESIV:Oblivion) Because The Elder Scrolls Travels: Oblivion (PSP) was cancelled, we wanted to start a project that will brings the same game experience and fun.We know the limits of the PSP system, and we want to get the maximum out of this homebrew.
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plz dont tell me its dead :(
so this is similar to oblivion... if so i cant wait to play it!
copyrights, anyone?
oh damn... please tell me you are going to release it for pc too.
We need to make you dissapointed... there will be no pc release :(
This is exclusive for the PSP system because TESIV:Oblivion was cancelled.
Looks like a problem for me; I dont own a PSP :/
Anyway, I´ll keep tracking your project just to give you support (as I said before, I love Dark Messiah alot, so any project related with it is worthy).
Good luck team.
Thank You! And we will see if we finish this and we can mod the source engine... then we make it for PC :D but we cant promise anything :D
i can tell you off the bat that free roam is going to be a problem.
also which engine will you use?
FreeRoam is a major problem in PSP we know. BUT there is alot of solotions for this... We already figured out how to do it... We use an own engine made exclusive for Dark Messiah Travels! :)
right, but your engine wont be based on the source of any other engine? and if so you realize that the size of your game can only be so large? and only so much can be drawn on the screen at one moment in time? correct?


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Dr. Peter Grant, MD
Family Physician
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Qualifications and Experience
- Medical School - Rush University
- West Suburban Medical Center, Residency in Family Medicine
Hospital Affiliations
- Elmhurst Memorial Hospital
- Rush Oak Park Hospital
- Rush University Medical Center
- West Suburban Medical Center
Languages Spoken
- English
Board Certifications
- American Board of Family Medicine
In-Network Insurances
- Advantage Health
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- Primary Care Doctor
- Family Physician
Professional Statement
Dr. Peter Grant is a family practice doctor committed to providing high quality health care and service to the communities of Oak Park and Chicago. In addition to providing health care, Dr. Grant works as an associate professor at Rush Medical College, helping to educate and lead future medical professionals.
Zocdoc Awards
Verified Patient Reviews
it was enjoying and interesting... He made it very lively by saying u have a hole in your ear & that U have Neumonia"---like cursory remarks, but was in a light way... Overall it was very effective...Blood draw by Sandra was also quick & without any pain... Came @ 4.10 & left by 5 p.m.That's it... Iwould not have liked otherwise...
Front desk service is good. He is a true professional. He is thorough with his patients. I just wish I don't have to wait more than an hour in my next appointment.
Awesome! He is truly a blessing i refused to see another doctor very comfortable to share info. With him concerning personnel things going on with me! He's very concern about your health which is a blessing
Well, they make you enter all your information again. They can't download it from Zocdoc, or the admin staff is unwilling to transfer it themselves. So just be prepared to enter your info again for them when you arrive (if you're a new patient).
He is knowledgeable and friendly.
As soon as I sat down in the waiting room, I overhead one of the receptionists remark to the other, "we don't need any new patients," which was a bad sign from the start (I was a new patient). I ended up waiting for almost 1 hour and 45 minutes to see the doctor for a routine physical. Nothing was done to update me during that waiting time and little apology was made. My time with Dr. Grant felt incredibly rushed, and I did not feel he took one my concerns very seriously. Before I realized the appointment was over, he suddenly left to be with a another patient, and I was left in the room confused about whether or not the appointment was over (I actually had to ask someone). He did not give me a chance to ask any follow-up questions or to discuss my concerns further. Given his high ratings on this site, I was very disappointed in my visit, and I would agree with the receptionist that they do not need new patients.
Great Doctor...straight to the Point...very appreciated....Thanks Doctor Grant
Professional, friendly, and timely. The best!
Dr. Grant has excellent bedside manner and not only respects me and his staff equally. He listens wholeheartedly to all my self diagnosis and follows through accordingly even though I'm almost always wrong. I'm extremely confident in his knowledge of medicine and overall care of people. I would definitely recommend Dr. Grant to anyone seeking a Physician that cares.
Dr. Grant was very helpful to me and my sister to understand the altheimer disease,
Dr. Grant is great. Wait time is not so great.
Dr. Grant is very thorough and patient.
Very professional, but the wait was a little long.
My visit with Dr. Peter Grant was very uplifting because his knowledge of medicine cannot be overlooked no matter how I tried to ignore his diagnosis and no matter how I tried to push to the side what he has been trying to tell me about the best form of treatment for my condition - took me over seven years to accept it and to get it right. This was due only to his perseverance and his genuine care. Thank you Dr. Grant.
I really liked Dr. Grant. His staff (especially the receptionist) not so much. She wasn't very friendly or helpful.
I LOVE Dr. Grant!
I like him as my Dr. It's the INSURER that is the bain of my existence the HELP I would Appreciate would be simply being able to see the recommended Physician's in my local area. I do not mind going to Elmhurst Hospital , It's rather enjoyable,I wish he had an office there. T.G. Monday - OCT. 5 1:00 p.m. very efficient - otherwise I'm just wasting OXYGEN
His good
Dr Grant is very thorough. He takes excellent care of me.
Great doctor wait time no bother get family friendly waiting area
Dr. Grant is always very thorough. It's great having a doctor that is genuinely concerned about my son's well being. Thank you!
I have been a patient of Dr Peter Grant for about 5 years. He has taken really good care of me & my husband. I always recommend him to my friends and family
My visit with Dr. Grant was great, I appreciated the fact that he took the time out of his schedule to speak with my brother from Arkansas to let him know what is going on with his baby sister so he can go back feeling a lot better.
Dr. Grant was warm and well i formed. It was a joy to meet him. I look forward to our Dr./patient relationship.
My visit with Dr peter Grant and his staff was great!
I think Dr Grant is great! He's caring and knowledgeable and tries to share the knowledge in a way that you understand what's going on. Sometimes you wait a bit but it's not a ridiculous wait. He even helped me quit smoking :)
Dr. Grant is always helpful and kind. My husband and I both use Dr. Grant as our primary care physician. We think he is great!
Dr Grant is always concerned about you NEVER RUSHING your visit! He listens!
Dr. Grant has been my primary for 10 years. He always spends the time to listen and answer questions.
He was professional and easy to talk to. Made me feel at ease. Would/will recommend him to others.
I had never seen Dr. Grant previously, but with a call from someone at an urgent care facility, he agreed to see me 30 minutes later -- as a new patient -- from out-of-town -- who will, most likely, never see him again. While it took a bit longer than expected to actually visit with Dr. Grant (he had an unexpected procedure he had to do before me), once he did get to me, he was focused on my specifics, got the full history, did the exam, and even contacted a specialist colleague to make sure his treatment plan was appropriate for my unusual situation. While I have only this one visit to go by, if I was seeking a family doc in the area, this experience was top-notch!
My last visit with Doctor Peter Grant was rushed. My patient chart was missing information about a colonoscopy I had done within the last 6 months. I had to insist that the work was done already and it took over a week to confirm it. I left out of the Doctor office with health concerns not addressed. Even though everything was done online I felt as though the office was either disorganized or still learning how to apply the new technology. P.S To be fair one of my concern was addressed. The Doctor did have my blood taking for the test.
From the moment I walked in the office all of the staff were very polite, helpful and professional. Dr Grant is a very caring, knowledgeable and reassuring doctor. I cannot say enough good things about Dr Grant and his office staff.
The doctor was great, but the nurse wrote out the wrong amount for my prescription that what the doctor told me. I have now called more than once to get the situation resolved and no one from the office has bothered to get back to me any of the times even though each time I was told I would get a return call
My visit went great and exceeded my needs! Highly recommend Dr.Grant
The best
He's a great physician and professional.
Dr. Grant is very nice and his staff is as well. They are comprehensive and trying to use new technological tools so that I would have access to all my prescriptions or diagnosis or medical history online. It's nice to know what is in your records!
I was rear ended in an accident and needed to see a doctor on short notice. Dr. Grant was very knowledegable about handling insurance claims and was very thorough in his examination. He was also pretty funny and laid back.
When I arrived the Nurses showed me there new system on how to log in my name and info with in a few min. I was called to a room the staff treated me professionally I would Highly Recommend Dr. Grant. He has a good location to get there by bus.
First time visiting the doctor it was a great experience.
He is compassionate, caring and down to earth. Clearly focused on my problems even though it was clear there was a lot going on in his office.
Since being Dr Grant's patient I have never been in better health. When I don't he is the first person to make sure that I feel better right away.
I would trust him with my life.
Dr. Grant's nurse was very nice, efficient and helpful, and Dr. Grant himself was attentive, listening to every ailment and seemed to sincerely care about my recovery. I was in and out within 45 minutes.
Very patience ,straight 2 the point & concern about my visit 2 the clinic & how i'm doing at work.Also has a good personality with a good sense of humor .
Today I was very disappointed. I did not get a chance to explain to Dr. Grant the reason for my visit. It appears that in the middle of my visit with him, he apparently left the office without any notifications, so I'm just sitting in the exam room waiting for him to return, after a half hour I decided to leave. I arrived at his office at 10;50 am and left at 1pm, and never got a chance to discuss my health concerns. VERY DISAPPOINTING!
He is a great doctor. I would recommend him to all who would listen
Dr. Grant is great, however I waited hours before getting my prescriptions sent to the Pharmacy. I'm not sure who is responsible for this but I'm sure it's not the Doctor. I called after two hours of waiting, a woman on the phone apologized and said they would take care of it right away. Checked with CVS another two hours later, still no prescription submitted from Dr. Grants office! Called Dr. Grants office again and they acted like I was calling for the first time about this! Feeling sick is bad enough and this really doesn't help! Very disappointed!
Dr. Grant was very amicable. I appreciated his professionalism.
Dr Peter Grant has been my doctor for many years and so far I have been pleased with him.
Excellent with my kids and always attentive and approachable.
Dr.Grant is AWESOME! Always makes me feel comfortable.
Glad I found a doctor who listens and speaks very good English. The staff was wonderful.
Great doctor I'm glad I made the switch over to his office
The doctor was very attentive and compassionate to the issues I had
Great Doctor. You can tell he cares about his patients and always puts you at ease.
I love visiting with Dr.Grant he always makes you feel so comfortable and he's great with kids ! Very hands on, tells you everything you need to know and listens to you with what ever your concerned with unlike other doctors who brush it off he really listens and finds a solution for you.
Dr Grant makes me feel that he cares about my health and well being.
Very helpful ! Great doctor ! Very satisfied !
He was obviously not focused on the appointment, he did zero reading of my charts before the appointment, he was rushed, made me wait an hour in the room before having a nurse take my BP. I was in there for high BP and when he didn't seem to think anything about my numbers, I had to tell him to retake my BP. He disappeared for a while and came back with a prescription for a medication that contains sulfa after I explained to the nurse I was allergic to sulfa. This guy was terrible, didn't give a crap, and unprofessional. I highly suggest you avoid him at all costs.
Dr. Grant is great, but his staff is the absolute worst, very dry personalities, inefficient and not good at getting back to patients (poor follow up), and they've made more mistakes than are excusable when it comes to inputting prescriptions, like faxing them to the wrong numbers or forgetting to fax them all together. If he got rid of the existing staff, and totally revamped his personnel, he'd be great overall.
Dr. Grant was kind, informative and listened to my concerns and was very much included in the decision-making process. Excellent visit overall.
Dr.Grant is a great doctor he's always concerned about the patient and give you his honest opinion.
Well I think he did a great professional job. He was attentive of my needs considering things I need to @ his office along with staff.
Wonderful and Fast!
A superb physician. Very attentive, courteous and highly qualified. Willing to tailor care to suit the patient's needs and preferences. I would enthusiastically recommend Dr Grant.
if you are looking for a doctor that will listen to your concerns , and truly cares about your health issues ,I strongly recommend DR. Grant.
Dr. Grant listened to me and provided me with a clear explanation of the problem and treatment. I've been going to him for years and would recommend him to everyone.
He's always courteous , takes his time with you while addressing your concerns, understanding, generous, nice, friendly, and great at diagnosing your medical issue!
Always smiling, very cooperative and supportive doctor- an asset for the institution he works for....
great except you always have to wait too long!
it was good. waited on fast. I have been seeing Dr.Grant for a couple of years. I feel comfortable with him.
He needs to work on his patient bedside manner. He says things that he should not especially to patients he doesn't see too often that are way off base
We switched from Loyola to Dr Grant because it is so quick to make a appt with him appx 8 yrs ago and i have no regrets. He is very personable and when we had a rare medical problem he found us a wonderful specialist. He is still our pediatrician and if I don't understand something medical he takes the time to show internet pictures and explain it in non medical terms!
I have been seeing Dr Grant for a long time...... love his bed side manner and how he treats the problem very knowledgeable pretty good guy..... only downfall I have is the wait time to see him. I don't think he has ever seen someone at their appointment time
Never he didn't explain anything to me and he stopped a couple of my heart meds like he was able to do that I have a heart Dr. I need a PCP well it won't be him he is the most coldest Dr I have ever been to.
He was very personable and was well versed in his field. His staff was very friendly, professional and service oriented.
My visit to Dr Grants office was great. I hate going to the Drs office, but not this one I highly recommend Dr grant
the wait time was not great at all this was the second time I came and the wait was long almost 2 hours in a doctors office is not good why have appointments if you do not go by them
Very proffessional and enjoyable
Great visit and a pleasure to work with, as always.
Dr grant is great.....as is his staff Karen & Sandra. I highly recommend Dr Grant. Great experience. Thanks
It was my first visit with Dr.Grant so my waiting time was a little longer because of the paperwork but still quite quick. I must also mention I made my appointment the day before and was quite amazed that I got an appointment for the next day. The nurse who took my blood was so very good I hardly even felt the needle go into my arm and I hate needles. My time with Dr. Grant was unusual as he really took the time to ask me questions and listened to my answers very patiently. He was in absolutely no rush to get to another patient.I never felt like he was in a hurry for me to leave.As I said this was my first visit as I am looking for a new Doctor and I believe I found him. I really must add that calling this office you get to speak with a real person and everyone was super nice and happy. The office was very clean and I already made my next appointment with Dr. Grant.
I've been a patient off DR. Grant for two years now and I absolutely love him! He takes his time with you, making sure you understand your treatments. Clean office very welcoming & warm, staff is just as wonderful. Wish I would've found him sooner in life.
My visit with Dr. Peter Grant was great. Its short and sweet. He makes sure that you understand everything without that feeling that someone is lecturing you.
He's awesome! Feeling better already.
Dr Grant is awesome -- extremely knowledgeable and professional.
I think that he Dr. is the best that I have had in the past 20 years. Venessa
He's a great doctor with great bedside manner. He finds the problem fix it and has you laughing while he doing it he's great.
I've had Dr Grant for about 5 years, he has been a God send to me and my family. When my husband was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer, Dr Grant referred my husband to the best specialists. He is very knowledgeable and explains everything, so you never leave with unanswered questions.
Love him! Smart and thorough. Takes no chances in diagnosis. Does comprehensive testing. Talks to patients, never rushed to get to next patient. Although, that can create longer wait room times. Maybe needs to make longer spaces between appointments to allow for his excellent bedside manner.
Once you come in for doctor appointment, the doctor seem want to see you in 30mins even though your schedule to see him on time not after you arrive.
I was surprised that Dr. Grant prescribed additional medicine for depression.
I've been seeing Dr Grant for over 10 yrs. He's a great doctor.
I have seen Dr. Grant several times. The wait is generally long--one hour or so even with an appointment. I also find him to be rude and cold, with strange interpersonal skills (eye contact and posture). I once went to him with two general complaints: he looked at the first briefly and refused to even look at the other unless I made another appointment--even considering I had been waiting for him to talk with me for over 30 minutes after being shown into the exam room. Dr. Grant has also on one occassion referred me to a specialist for a common disorder, after conducting his own lengthy, painful, and unhelpful exam. When I saw the second doctor, his PA assessed me in a way that I found quicker, less painful and more satisfactory in terms of clarity and treatment outlook. I do not recommend this doctor for several reasons: referrals to a specialist after conducting painful exams, rudeness, and long wait times.
He was great ask me a lot of questions about my health
Great first visit. I was very comfortable and felt the doctor and nurse heard all of my concerns and questions.
Horrible. He told me I might have something I already knew I had. Told me my pain wouldn't get worse but the next morning I was rushed to hospital.
Was taking great care of.
Very professional and knowledgeable.
Dr. Grant is one of the best PCPs that I've had. He shows true concern for the well-being of his patients.
A very capable and friendly doctor who cares about his patients.
Very thorough, friendly and caring.
Great doctor, friendly staff, in particular nurse at front desk. :-)
I really like that he is straight up with you, and only gives you what you need. Nice staff and great doctor.
Dr. Grant is always personable and professional. He always does checks on my son's mental health as well as physical. He talks to my boys directly and makes them answer questions, which I like.
Excellent! Very friendly Doctor and staff.
Dr Peter Grant and his staff were extremely professional. They made me feel very comfortable and are working with with me to address all my health issues. Highly recommend!
Dr. Grant was great! I felt so comfortable like I was talking with a friend. Most important thing is he listens to what you're saying. Also had hardly any wait and there was lots of different apt. times. I found my Doc!
My wait time was less than 10 minutes. The most important thing is that I called for a an appointment and was taken in quickly and taken very well care of.
He and the nurses were excellent. He answered all of my questions, but more importantly, he listened. Great experience all around.
Excellent. Highly recommend. VERY NICE STAFF
Professional and human
I waited exactly one hour. The rx I needed the most was not submitted to the pharmacy.
Comfortable to talk to. Very polite and curtious. Awesome doctor.
I have loved Dr. Grant since my very first visit. He is very good at his job and very accurate.
Very nice doc. Personable and knowledgable.
I love the doctor. Very knowledgeable, friendly! He is a great doctor!
very professional, easy to talk to, very nice! would highly recommend him!
Excellent best doctor i then had in years.
He was great. Ran a bunch of tests and still had no idea what was wrong with me, but still very nice about it.
Very nice doctor but the wait was horrible. My son loved him though. Will go to him again.
So far so good!
Great communicator and excellent personality
Dr. Peter was great!The Docotor and his employees made me feel very comfortable.


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Dominican Republic
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The Dominican Republic (Also known as the "DR") is a nation on the island of Hispaniola, part of the Greater Antilles archipelago in the Caribbean region. The western third of the island is occupied by the nation of Haiti.
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- Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories protagonist Victor Vance, his brothers Lance Vance, and Pete Vance, and their father are from the Dominican Republic.
- Teddy Benavidez was born in the Dominican Republic.
- The TBoGT protagonist, Luis Lopez, was from the Dominican Republic.


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Striptease classes
Time Out takes a class at the Workers School of Excellence
Jo King (pictured, right), director of the London School of Striptease and our teacher for the evening, is a woman who knows how to make an entrance. All eyes turn as she sashays into class, clad in a sumptuous floor-length coat and shiny patent-leather shoes. Beneath, her bosoms are a splendid sight, tightly leashed in a salmon-pink front-laced top. 'Are they in?' she asks, looking down. 'That makes a change.' This, actress friend M and I decide, is a lady we can learn from.
Attired in everything from sparkly frocks to jumper-and-jeans, our class encompasses ladies of all proportions and professions. A nurse, a legal secretary, a hairdresser, a professional dancer or two and… two TV-camera-toting girls, who, it transpires, are filming a documentary about Jo. M and I exchange horrified glances. Would we sign consent forms? 'Of course!' we smile, silently gnashing our teeth and fervently praying for the camera to explode.
The class at Bethnal Green Working Men's Club begins with the wiggle – winding your hips in a seductive figure of eight. It sounds simple enough, but instead of inclining one at a time as instructed, my legs insist on bending simultaneously. Seeing me sway like an inebriated Thunderbird, Jo undulates over and puts her hands on my hips, swooshing them about. The camera pans in. Bastards.
Things look up as we move on to the grind, a down-and-dirty gyration. Next, the bump (a fierce forward-thrust of the hips) and side bump (making come-hither hand movements to one side of your hips, then throwing your bottom violently in that direction). Alluring hand flourishes prove tricky. Mine is more of an overwrought wringing motion, à la Lady Macbeth: behind me, Jo spots another girl who 'looks as if she's making pasta'.
We're back on safer ground with the shimmy – high-speed bottom-waggling. When accomplished practitioners set their derrières in motion, the effect is a positively mesmerising blur of buttock. 'Easiest way to get a cheer from an audience,' says Jo, as we gaze at her juddering rear. The top shimmy is equally satisfying – we pout fit to burst and lean forward, quivering our cleavages. Sports bras, pah!
By the end we're full of newfound bravado and bonhomie, prowling in a circle with 'sexy walks' (mine perhaps a touch John Cleese), blowing kisses over one shoulder and toying with feather boas – 'At the end, drop them like a discarded lover,' commands Jo, releasing hers with a magnificent move of displeasure.
After the class comes the Tournament of Tease, and the club fills up as four brave souls strut their stuff before the judges. Props vary, from heart-shaped lollipops to flags, but nipple tassels are de rigueur. Ensconced at a table, listening to a classmate's enthralling tales of life as a lapdancer, we lustily cheer them on. The evening descends into a glorious haze of whisky, whirling breasts and unforgettable lines – 'It was VE day, and I pulled a string of flags out of my vagina,' one of the judges fondly reminisces. A girl twirls fire between her resplendent bosoms by way of a grand finale, and we totter (sexily but tipsily) out into the night.
I have gleaned several important lessons from the class. One, that bosoms and bottoms are assets to be celebrated, not hidden away. Two, that a woman who can shake her rump very fast has the world at her feet. Would I go again? You bet your bottom-shimmying dollar. Will I be watching that TV documentary? Not a chance.
The Workers School of Excellence finale is at Bethnal Green Working Men's Club on Dec 3. www.londonschoolofstriptease.co.uk
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So, I was getting this watery discharge and I was scared to death that it was amniotic fluid. They got me in to see the Dr. and the good news is she didn't see any amn. fluid when she looked at it under the microscope! They didn't find out what is causing it tho :( But, the fluid levels looked good at the ultrasound.
My official due date is Oct 16th, which would put me at 14wks6days, but the ultrasound tech said they had me at EDD Oct 15th in the computer?! Oh well.
Also, my mom works close by and made it over for the ultrasound, and she asked the tech if she could tell the sex yet. The tech was gonna look, but because DH wasn't there, I told her not to. It was SO HARD to do, but I want us to be together :) I think my mom wanted to kill me though haha.