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Lets see Im currently in Iraq. I go out on missions everyday for who know how long. Mission dictate my diet and workout routine. I just find ways to bring the right foods with me along with some xtra protein shakes. I workout before or after missions. I usually split cardio before and lifting after. Lifting after is a good way to blow off steam from the day. Despite all the I try hard to stay fit and compete. Thanks
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Very busy IRAQ!!!!!!!!!!www.j-ibarra.com
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- Age: 37
- Stats: 5'10", 240 lbs
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- Location: New York, United States
- Age: 29
- Stats: 5'5"
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- Join Date: Feb 2008
- Location: New Jersey, United States
- Age: 36
- Stats: 5'10", 203 lbs
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- Location: New York, United States
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- Join Date: Nov 2007
- Stats: 5'11", 188 lbs
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- Join Date: Mar 2008
- Location: Ontario, Canada
- Age: 28
- Stats: 6'0", 184 lbs
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I would be very interested in such an opportunity.
I am a 19 year old from Canada, I am extremely busy with the Army and School and try to balance that on top of work and having fun. In all honesty BB.com has allowed me to gain a lot from nutrition help to workout routines. It has helped me with cuts and bulks, supplements and what to buy at a grocery store. I have always been into working out and staying in shape but I never had the education to really take it to the next level. For the time I have been on BB.com it has improved my physique and lifestyle by searching forums and reading numerous articles that have answered almost every question I have had. I started training seriously since I have become educated, and it never stops. It allows me to track my progress and physically show me what I looked like 2 years ago etc. Its such a great tool that is out there to help people reach their goals. It helps professionals, amateurs and first timers.
I would love the opportunity to be apart of this campaign and have added a few pictures from about a year ago (when I didnt know much) to a few pictures of very recently (after being able to gain knowledge and experience on BB.com)
I am by no means huge but I have improved so much since being on this site and it shows how much it means to me. But I hope you take a look at my photos.
Hope to hear from you soon."Nothing in life that is worth having comes easy"
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- Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
- Age: 36
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My name is Will Sarty (ARMBENDER) and I am 28 years old. I am currently employed with the Canadian Forces Submarine Division and along with my occupation, I am a professional Arm Wrestler for Team Canada. Due to my profession, physical fitness is of extreme importance, not only for my annual fitness test but for my deployment readiness.
My Armwrestling takes a major role in my life which I dedicate the majority of my training to. My training regime consists of 7 days a week of strength training, strategic training, mental readiness, and overall core strength. I have been fortunate enough in my carear to accomplish 6 National Titles, 2 Atlantic Canadian Titles, 5 Provincial Titles, and a 4th place finish at the World Championships in South Africa.
I joined BodyBuilding.com a few years ago with most of my interest in the Supplements Forums. Since joining the BodySpace section, my training and general knowledge of sport specific training has jumped to a significate level. This forum allows me to track the performance of my weight due to the 2 times I need to diet each year. This allows me to safely do it by comparing my stats from the previous year and know how my progress is going. My lifts in order to develop a better routine for each competition, the picture section and goals section allow me to bring up my motivation and intensity of my workout routines. While deployed in Afghanistan last year, I would not have been able to win my last National title due to no practicing. The BodySpace allowed my to study my opponents in the videos section and help me win my 6th National Title. My training schedule was to the max and my mental awareness was top notch. Which I owe all to BodyBuilding.com
One of the biggest benifits I get out of the BodySpace, is sport awareness. The professionalism, training intensity, dedication and comrodery of Arm Wrestling is not well known across the World but is slowly growing. This year at the World Championships in Bulgaria, there were 1600 competitors, a significant jump from last years in England. The BodySpace allows people to see this progress and understand that it is a Professional Sport. I have recieved many personal messages along with answering many threads concerning this sport. The best part is that the majority of people inquiring are Teenagers. This group of people are the future of our sport. Its great that I am able to spread my knowledge to people across the World while I am either tied up in the office or Deployed overseas away from my family.
This website is now the 1st thing I look at in the morning and the last thing I look at before bed.
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Update: in case anyone missed them, here are a few of the recent BodySpace members featured in the mags lately:
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SnapChat: furiouspete123
- Join Date: Sep 2003
- Location: Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
- Age: 30
- Stats: 6'2", 250 lbs
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Instagram: furiouspete
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- Location: Jacksonville, North Carolina, United States
- Age: 33
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very interested
i am very interested. after leaving the military i was overweight, smaked a pack a day and had high blood pressure. after my daughter was born i decided to change my life around. i joined this site and was overwelmed with the plethora of knowlege i reieved. i quit smoking, got healthy and got a 6 pack. i learned how to eat and trained the right way. i only go to the gym once or twice a week and work out at home. i am a stay at home dad, and a part time student at night.I EAT CARBS.
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- Location: California, United States
- Age: 30
- Stats: 5'10", 217 lbs
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I owe it to you!
Would love a chance at this! Thanks to bb.com I've gotten serious with my workouts about 4-5 months ago and have had incredible results in such a short time. I believe this is from all the support here on bb.com and the ability to track my progress through bodyspace. thanks again for such a positive support group to all of you here on bb and bodyspace!Hardcore gym-wear www.strength-honor.com
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- Location: California, United States
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One year ago I was 150 lbs at 5'11
I decided to make some changes and set some goals
Bodybuilding.com was the first place I went to educate myself and I haven't looked back since. I've put on almost 20 lbs of pure muscle and in the best shape of my life. I thank bodybuilding.com's staff and members for the inspiration and motivation.I refuse to be a role model, I set goals take control drink out my own bottles.
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- Location: Los Angeles, California, United States
- Stats: 5'11", 187 lbs
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Name: Kaden
Age: 28
Height: 5'11"
Weight: 176 lbs
I am a photographer and days when I am not shooting, I spend 10-12 hours a day sitting on my ass in front of the computer, so I need to find things to do to keep myself busy.
I used to be a competitive fighter (kickboxing, jiu-jitsu), I place 1st in 2 Powerlifting tournaments last year and now I am training for a marathon and the USMC 10K mudrun obstacle course.
2 years ago I got lazy and stopped working out, so I decided to do a 30 day Cut to get myself back on track. (images below) And I have been staying in top shape since...
Cut results
Squatting 405 at 174lbs
Making Weight at powerlifting meet (165 lbs)
Recent shot today
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Weight: 185lbs
Bench: 305lbs
Squat: 495lbs
Deadlift: 545lbs
- Join Date: Sep 2007
- Location: United States
- Stats: 5'9", 165 lbs
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- BodyPoints: 4439
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Couldn't of done it with out you.
I saw this forum and just wanted to submit mine to say thank you. Bodyspace has given me so much. I've worked out off and on now for years, since high school. Then I got deployed to Iraq for the second time. Deployments are very hard and bring on a lot of stress. As soon as I got here I decided I wanted to really better myself. I looked back on the lifestyle I had lived over the past year and what I was becoming. To put it gently, I was a drunk. I have a hard time admitting that but, I was. Three months into my tour and I was hitting the gym pretty hard. It's a good source to clear your mind out here. I saw a sign promoting a INBF armed forces bodybuilding competition. I had just started a bodyspace so, I browsed and looked for people I admired. I threw some questions at them and got the responses I needed. I got so motivated to do this contest and make this transformation. I also used bodybuilding.com to research contest prep and other topics such as nutrition. To make along story short. I did it and won the overall. I was amazed to see myself like this. Throughout this experience I changed a lot. Not only did I look better, I felt like a whole new person. My wife noticed a big change in me. It's made me a better person and improved my marriage. Following the show I got certified as a personal trainer through AFPA. I also planned and competed in Musclemania during my 18 days of deployment leave. That was another phenomenal experience. I discovered something I am so passionate about. I also did a photoshoot. Many doors have opened to me over this past year. All of it has been done while being here, in Iraq. I can't be more excited to return home in Febuary and continue training and competing. Bodyspace has truely helped me re-navigate me life. For that I am ever greatful. Regardless if I get chosen or not.
Thanks again,
J Ibarrawww.j-ibarra.com
- Join Date: Jun 2008
- Location: Wellington, New Zealand
- Age: 27
- Stats: 5'9", 170 lbs
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- Join Date: Aug 2008
- Location: United Kingdom (Great Britain)
- Stats: 5'11", 202 lbs
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Well looks like you could do with some UK presence so count me in!
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/photo/...user=108134513he who waits until circumstances completely favor his undertaking, will never accomplish anything!
- Join Date: Feb 2006
- Location: Moncton, New-Brunswick, Canada
- Age: 25
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- Join Date: Aug 2006
- Location: Michigan, United States
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From 120 lbs to 205+ and competiting
I have had a transformation topic in the: Post your Pictures section of the Bodybuilding.com forums for quite awhile now. It's up to over 40k views and over 200 replies. The link is as followed:
Here are some of the best before and some of the more current after pics I have, I'll be glad to supply more if needed! Also, all of these pictures can be found on my bodyspace as well which is where I took most of the links from except for some befores which I just uploaded. Bodyspace is: http://bodyspace.bodybuilding.com/ehayes/
Weight: 120lbs
Height: 5'10''
Pant Size/Waist: 28-30
Age: 17-18
Weight: 205lbs
Height: 5'10''
Pant Size/Waist: 32
Age: 21
Weight Gained 85+ pounds. Looking to keep on bulking to 230 and compete in late March in the Kalamazoo Michigan Figure and Bodybuilding Championships.
Why I decided to change my body?
I had always been very cut when growing up. I had always been the super scrawny kid and really quick. I did track and lacrosse and high school and speed was everything at that point. One day I signed up for weightlifting class and thats what changed it.
I walked into class, about a quarter of the class were football players. They threw 135 on the bench and I just saw it as two 45 pound weights and was like.... man that must be easy. Having never benched before I tried it, and it fell right onto my chest. I then struggled at finishing the day barely being able to bench 95 pounds. Since that day I wanted to change myself and the goals only grew from there. First it was to change from being the small and pale kid, at least now I can be the muscular pale kid hah.
Now I've put on over 85 pounds and in less than 6 months I'll be looking at doing my first show in the light heavyweight class. I plan on keep pushing my body to it's limit.
What got me started?
Gym class and I had always had pretty low self esteem about myself. I had always been that small, skinny, white kid. I couldn't really change my skin tone to tan, so I vowed to change the skinny part. And after a few years later I am so glad that I made that change. I am much more confident with myself and what I am capable of. Looking back and seeing where I had to come from really makes me appreciate the rough road I went through to get to where I am.
When and how long it took me?
I've been working out about 3-4 years now. I'd say time wise closer to 4, though I've had some rough times off in between there. I at one time lost 20 pounds due to a shoulder injury. I still have problems with my shoulder and a lot with my chest workouts so I do a lot of cable work to help handle the pain.
Body building is my sport now, it's a huge part of my life. If I don't get my time in at the gym, I truly feel like I haven't accomplished much in my day. It drives me to be healthier in my everyday life and push myself farther with everything else I'm looking to accomplish.
There is nothing more pleasurable than going to the gym and having people come up and ask you questions. I remember being that guy, looking around at everyone else that made me look like a shrimp, wondering what they do, how they push their selves that far. Now being a guy that people can feel they can get good answers from really flatters me. I love to answer questions and help people in my former situation push themselves and stick with their plans and transform their bodies. Because no matter the size or shape of the person, you put in that work, that consistency, and you will come out on top of whatever goals you ever set for yourself. No tears, sweat, or pain will ever hold you back.
Thanks again and thanks for considering me!
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- Location: Australia
- Age: 25
- Stats: 5'9", 149 lbs
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I'll give this a go!
After finding out how harmful computer games really can be to your body and future, I gained motivation from noticing how skinny I really was, after training at home for a while and noticing gains I was hooked to building my body better and better, unfortunately I lacked the knowledge and motivation to get anywhere.
After finding bodybuilding.com during some research, I joined a gym and started hitting it hard, basing my routines on information scoured from all over the websites different sections..
Only having trained for one year and 2 months and achieving steady gains, I know that this healthy, busy and controlled lifestyle is one that so many others would be happy leading if only they knew.
I went from 55kg to 70kg in this time and changed everyones perceptions of me, even my own.
The saying "you get out what you put in" is the one I follow most, so you'll see me sweating and grunting in the gym 5 days a week
17 years old.
I'd love to get into modelling but haven't found any agencies, this could be a way to get into what I'd love to try
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- Join Date: Feb 2007
- Location: United States
- Age: 37
- Stats: 5'8", 188 lbs
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Thanks for the opportunity..Just a few bits of info about me..I currently hold down a full time job..have 2 kids ages 5 and 11. and finally qualified for an NCP national show after 3 years of attempts. I did so by using your website for motivation and training tips as well as planning my training and meals a few days ahead of time..time managment is how I achieved my goal of qualifying for nationals..I would wake up at 3 am to hit cardio before work... at the end of every week I would check my progress and plan a new attack . You can see more of me at www.myspace.com/mikereajr.. be sure to check out the pics"Better Than I Was Yesterday, But Not As Good As I Will Be Tomorrow"
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- Location: Oklahoma, United States
- Age: 31
- Stats: 6'0", 244 lbs
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Ib be interested
Id be interested Ive already been transformation of the week and and im currently doing the hydroxycut transformation challange.
Ive actually added some size back since my article but its good size lol.
Ill just link to my progress pics
And my transformation article
Email email@example.com
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- Location: Canada
- Age: 36
- Stats: 5'7", 145 lbs
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Wanna Be Famous?
Well...I have a ravenous thirst for knowledge, and I enjoy sharing my passion with others.
Although my job does not involve being at a gym, my love for learning has brought me to BB.com, and my passion for fitness and nutrition has flourished since discovering this fantastic website.
I am an advocate for BB.com, as this is a website that has copious amounts of information that is not only thorough and informative, but incredibly motivating!
So when asked if I would want to be featured in a Bodybuilding.com magazine ad....I say..YES!!
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Last week I shared a blurb about email from another post on Design Resumes' Facebook page.
#1. Your e-mail address should be your name and it should be on your resume as part of the header. If your name is John Smith, try using your middle initial or even your whole middle name. email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
What is a resume header?
A reader assumed I was talking about Microsoft Word's Header and Footer feature and left a comment to say I was totally wrong. She was worried about the Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) not being able to parse the data correctly because they cannot see Headers – or Footers.
I don't use Microsoft Word Headers or Footers in a resume for that reason though I know some other resume writers do use them. I don't see that they help me create a better looking or better reading document. Anything you put into a resume that is not just text, such as a text box or table as well as headers or footers are not read by most ATS systems.
What is the header on your resume?
The header or contact information area is simply the place where the hiring manager can find the details to connect with you: your name, your phone number, and your email.
Your resume needs to have the following in the contact information area:
- Your Name – First and Last Names and for identity issues, you really should use an initial if you have a common name.
- Your physical address – although this is debated on resume writer forums, if you are sending your resume to an actual employer, you should have a physical address: 213 Brown Street, Wausau, WI 54401 not your PO Box. However, if you are posting it online on job boards, you might want to omit the physical address to avoid being stalked or creating other identity theft issues.
- Your cell phone number – you might be one of the few who still has only a land line, then use it. For most people, you are most accessible on your cell phone. Make sure you have a good voice mail message that you check frequently.
- Your email address – again you need to have a good email address and you need to check it at least daily.
Optional Resume contact information items:
- Your LinkedIn profile link – this is assuming you have optimized your profile and it adds value to the person looking.
- Your personal website – if you have developed a website with your online resume and portfolio, share it.
- Your QR code. – You may or may not have one. Some resume writers suggest that this is a great way to get other details and links to the reader.
How do you format your contact information on your resume?
There are myriads of ways to organize your contact information and myriads of ways to format them to match and accent your resume. The key is to create an attractive area that gives the information to the hiring manager and leaves plenty of room for the other important information you need them to know about you. However without your contact information prominently placed on the top of your resume, you probably will not get the calls you need or emails you need to get the job. Make it easy for the reader!
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10/04/2010 23:35 - Ask Mother Hen
Hi, I´ve been a cm for several years (not in your area) but I´ve never heard of cm´s reducing charges as you suggest in ´shared´ situations. As you can understand, each child still needs the same care, attention, number of meals etc etc. It is def in your lo´s interest to be in a small group setting but I can´t see that reducing the cost. x Dee
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Thanks for the reply...I compeletely understand what you mean, I just wondered that if I didnt want the childminder to have only my child to look after would it cost less than lets say having a nanny look after him. I used to live in London and was a nanny myself and i know that having a childminder there looking after more, i think its up to six children, meant a friendlier rate for the parents beacause the cm had more than 1 source of income. i think it came to about 70-100pounds a week, which of course would be multiplied by the number of kids for the cm. I just unfortunately need to consider all the options. I wouldnt expect the childminder to give me reduced rate, just thought it worked similar to how it works in the UK. So basically I would just like to find out how much a cm charges if there is more chikdren they look after. Thanks again for the reply:-))
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Hi, I am a newly single mum new to the area. Im planning to get a job shortly and need someone to look after my 2-year-old. Just a few issues Im interseted in. I would dropp my son off and pick him up, would consider providing his meals, just wondered if that would affect the childminders rate? I would also like him to be looked after by somebody who has more (maybe 4-5 kids) to take care of in their own home. I think its important for him to develop social skills, as well as hoping shared childcare costs less...unfortunately especially given my circumstances cost is very important to me, yet obviously its his welfare I care about the most. How much would I have to pay a childminder under these conditions full-time? I would be very grateful for any advice or information.
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Hi, I see what you mean, well what I would say is def approach any cm your talking to about this, you can only ask, speaking personally, cm rates vary hugely across the country so its hard to tell you what to expect, my own hourly rate is €5, you will find that some charge more, some less. I certainly offer things like sibling discounts in my service, so it always worth asking. Hope this helps, good luck in your search, x Dee
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The Cam-Am pipes and drums from the USA and Canada are returning to Berwick on Thursday, July 24 to parade through the town and perform at several venues.
They last visited in 2012, during a slight detour from their Queen's jubilee anniversary Scottish tour. They paraded from the barracks to the town hall, followed by a performance of music and massed band drum beats on the town hall steps.
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Back in the Saddle
After Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin slipped in the bathtub and broke his thighbone, he was rushed to a Jerusalem hospital to have it reset with a pin. Wheeled out of surgery just before the 1 a.m. news, the 68-year-old PM asked for a radio. "I want to hear how I feel," he told his doctor. One of the first get-well messages Begin received told him how he would feel, given a little recovery time. Ronald Reagan phoned to recount how he had once broken his thigh playing baseball, but not to worry, "Now I'm riding horses again."
Sweet but Short
Pickles and ice cream may satisfy the pregnant palate in America, but royal cravings call for something less exotic. Or so it appeared when Diana, Princess of Wales, visited the local candy store in Tetbury (near her country estate, Highgrove) and gathered up about $5 worth of chocolates, strawberry Chewits and fudge. When the Princess dug into her purse, however, she produced a blush and little else until an alert bodyguard floated her a quick $2 loan. "It was very embarrassing," reported a fellow shopper. "If she had asked me, I would have loaned her a pound."
The Eisman Cometh
If, as is expected, USC tailback Marcus Allen wins this year's Heisman Trophy, don't be surprised if he goes over it with a fine-tooth comb. Allen is a frequent visitor at the Los Angeles home of O.J. Simpson, and he has had a lot of time to study O.J.'s 1968 Heisman. "I kept telling him to look at my trophy and tell me what's wrong with it," reports Simpson. "He finally figured it out. They misspelled the word 'athletic' They left out the 'h.' "
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During Alfred "Alfie" Brush Ford's recent visit to Calcutta, the Indian press reported that the scion of the auto family was planning to jettison his considerable wealth to live a pure but penniless life as a Hare Krishna cultist. Ford, 31, owns a Detroit shop which sells Far Eastern objets d'art and has several real estate investments. He joined the Krishnas in 1975 and is still "totally involved in the movement," but while he has been helping the Krishnas purchase a Detroit temple and museum, he is not about to hand over his inheritance. Ford, who neither shaves his head nor wears saffron robes except for formal temple occasions, says his remarks were misinterpreted by the Indian newspapers. There was no mistaking his meaning, however, when a Communist newsman asked him what he thought of capitalism. Said Henry's great-grandson, "It's always been good to me."
Perfect Harmony
They lived together in the '60s before she went off to be a star in Sounder and The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman. Then Cicely Tyson showed up at jazz trumpeter Miles Davis' comeback concert last spring, and they've been singing a love song ever since. Shortly after midnight on Thanksgiving Day, Davis, 55, and Tyson, 40ish, were married by former U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young (an ordained minister) in a quiet ceremony at Bill Cosby's house in Massachusetts. Asked if he took Tyson to be his lawfully wedded wife, the urbane Davis, who's tied the knot four times before, simply rasped, "Yeah." Not to be outdone, Cicely mimicked Miles' monosyllabic mating call.
Double Date
Though their marriage license reads Dec. 4, 1942, author Garson Kanin (Moviola) and actress Ruth Gordon (Harold and Maude) celebrated their 77th and 78th wedding anniversaries last week. "We started to get married a few minutes before midnight," explains Kanin, "and the ceremony ended the next day."
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John Carney's return to the New Orleans Saints was short-lived.
Just two weeks after his third stint with the Saints began, New Orleans released the 46-year-old kicker Tuesday, just two days after he missed a 29-yard field goal that would have given the Saints a 16-13 lead late in the third quarter of Sunday's 30-20 loss to the Arizona Cardinals.
Carney's release, along with that of running back DeShawn Wynn, allowed the Saints to sign veteran running back Julius Jones and safety Matt Giordano, Saints General Manager Mickey Loomis announced.
The roster moves were a bit of a surprise, especially the release of Carney, who was signed two weeks ago to help shore up the Saints' sordid kicking game.
But Carney, who was one of the heroes in the Saints' 16-14 victory against the Carolina Panthers on Oct. 3, apparently fell out of favor quickly after missing the chip-shot kick Sunday.
His release means the Saints will turn their place-kicking duties back over to Garrett Hartley, who lost the job after missing a game-winning 29-yard attempt in a 27-24 overtime loss to the Atlanta Falcons on Sept. 26.
Carney, a 22-season NFL veteran, converted five of six field-goal attempts in his two games with the Saints. He is the second-leading scorer in franchise history with 768 career points and also ranks second with 168 field goals in eight seasons (2001-06, 2009-10) with the Saints.
Meanwhile, with the Saints' top two running backs Reggie Bush (fibula) and Pierre Thomas (ankle) still nursing injuries, the team added more depth by acquiring Jones, 5-foot-10, 208 pounds, who is in his seventh NFL season.
Jones will compete with Ladell Betts and Chris Ivory, both of whom have had critical fumbles this season, for playing time until Bush and Thomas return.
Jones, 29, spent seven seasons with the Dallas Cowboys (2004-07) and Seattle Seahawks (2008-10) after being selected in the second-round by the Cowboys in 2004. In 85 career regular-season games, he has rushed for 4,875 yards on 1,232 carries with 22 touchdowns. He also has caught 133 passes for 970 yards and two additional scores.
Seattle released Jones, its leading rusher the past two seasons, Oct. 5 to clear a roster spot after it traded for running back Marshawn Lynch.
Jones, who has 11 career 100-yard rushing games, restructured his contract and took a pay cut just before the start of the season. In two games this season, he rushed 12 times for 30 yards.
Giordano, a sixth-year NFL veteran who initially entered the league as a fourth-round draft pick of the Indianapolis Colts in 2005, played for the Colts for four seasons.
After leaving the Colts, Giordano, 5-foot-11 and 207 pounds, spent time with the Green Bay Packers (2009) and Atlanta Falcons (2010), playing in 60 career games and recording 79 tackles, three interceptions, four pass defenses and added 38 tackles on special teams.
Wynn, a fourth-year pro, played on special teams in four games with the Saints this season, making two tackles. He also spent a week on the team's practice squad.
Loomis also announced a practice-squad transaction, as the Saints re-signed cornerback Reggie Jones and released linebacker Harry Coleman, a former LSU standout, from the practice roster.
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Computer does not boot (HP/Compaq D220 MT/ Windows XP SP2)
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I was struck by Dmitri's dream. (507 – 508). From that dream, a new man arose. He said, "Gentlemen, we are all cruel, we are all monsters, we all make people weep, mothers and nursing babies, but of all – let it be settled here and now – of all, I am the lowest vermin! So be it! Everyday of my life I've been beating my breast and promising to reform, and everyday I've done the same vile things. I understand now that for men such as I a blow is needed, a blow of fate, to catch them as with a noose and bind them by an external force. Never, never would I have risen by myself! But the thunder has struck. I accept the torment of accusation and of my disgrace before all. I want to sure and be purified by suffering! And perhaps I will be purified, eh, gentlemen? But hear me, all the same, for the last time: I am not guilty of my father's blood! I accept punishment not because I killed him, but because I wanted to kill him, and might well have killed him…But even so I intend to fight you, and I am letting you know it. I will fight you to the very end, and then let God decide!" (509). Guilty or not, here is a resurrected Dmitri. Can we judge a man who has been resurrected? Isn't that the power of resurrection: that the former man, with all his crimes, exists no more?
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Thursday, November 15, 2007
Le Condo Pepin
Want to rent Jacques and Gloria Pepin's condo in Mexico? It looks pretty nice and at 1500 bucks/ week is not terribly expensive as these things go.
C'mon, you know you love Jacques Pepin and would love to stay at his house. I met him once at a charity event. I was a participating chef and he was a celebrity guest who, along with Martha Stewart, judged the food we made. He was every bit as fine as he appears to be on the tube. If it's an act, its a very, very good one.
Link 2 Pepin Condo Page
Posted by Bob del Grosso
Labels: chefs
7 comments:
- Scotty said...
[ed grimley] oh, but if I could possibly touch something that had been touched by Jacques and Gloria, I would go positively mental. It would be a Sajak moment. [/ed grimley]
Sorry, I'd want the Master there!!!!!
- November 15, 2007 at 5:04 PM
I must say!
- November 15, 2007 at 6:16 PM
Agreed...Jacques is the master.
One of the greatest!!
- November 15, 2007 at 7:04 PM
- Bob del Grosso said...
If you don't tell me what that name (JunkyPOS) means before I die you will be cursed.
Don't talk to me about Pat Sajak, that's not allowed. Well, not really, but WTF. I've got to stand for something other than great food once in a while.
- November 15, 2007 at 8:23 PM
- Scotty said...
At least I didn't mention Vanna -- oops!
- November 16, 2007 at 10:26 AM
Perhaps this will help...
- November 16, 2007 at 8:30 PM
- Bob del Grosso said...
Oh yeah man that was very helpful. Thanks, not.
- November 16, 2007 at 8:41 PM
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Recently, the Junior League of Miami wanted to support a new project at the Museum targeted for young children. The idea of a bee hive was agreed upon, and as luck would have it, we later discovered a beehive in an avocado tree outside the Museum. The family-owned Bunch Farms volunteered to help with the Observation Bee Hive Project, which will allow visitors to see inside a bee hive (safely) to observe the life and times of a honey bee. Inese from Bunch Farms, who has been working on the project, comes from a long line of farmers. Her grandfather started beekeeping as a hobby in Latvia, and after moving to Miami, finishing school, and becoming a certified beekeeper, Inese is now following in his footsteps at Bunch Farms. After locating the queen bee in the Museum's hive, Inese relocated the hive to Bunch Farms apiary to observe the colony, and by the second day in their new home, the bees were already organizing themselves and bringing pollen back to their hive. But they still needed a little encouragement, in the form of some honey and pollen from Bunch Farms, to stay and build their new home. To be ready for relocation to their permanent home at the Museum, Inese will need to split and "re-queen" the colonies, because each hive needs their own queen to keep a calm and friendly hive. Once the hive is installed at the Museum, children and adults alike will be able to literally see inside the amazing lives of bees.
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Penn State Police found marijuana in an apartment belonging to four Nittany Lion football players on the night of the Blue-White Game, though there is no indication yet if any players have been linked to wrongdoing.
Court documents obtained by the Mirror show an apartment registered to running back Stephfon Green, defensive linemen Devon Still and Eric Latimore and offensive lineman Johnnie Troutman was searched shortly after 11 p.m. on April 25.
Police were called to the Nittany Apartments complex because of a loud party, according to the affidavit of probable cause. An officer heard a fire alarm going off in apartment 4103, and upon approaching the door, the officer smelled "a strong and distinct owner of burnt marijuana."
The officer knocked on the door several times, but there was no answer, and had cause to enter the apartment because of the fire alarm. The affidavit said the officer "observed marijuana in plain view in the kitchen."
The document lists the residents of the apartment as the four Penn State football players, based on university housing records. The affidavit did not specify if any of the players were present or even involved in the incident.
"We're aware of it, and we're just waiting to find out what the correct information is," Penn State spokesman Jeff Nelson said.
A search of the Penn State student directory showed quarterback Daryll Clark as a resident of the apartment. That is not the case, however.
"Daryll Clark does not live in that apartment," Nelson said. "He lived there during the fall semester and moved to a different apartment for the spring semester."


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The Australian Prime Minister has defended her appointment of the controversial MP Peter Slipper as Speaker of the Federal Parliament as court documents alleged that he used his position to pursue sexual relations with young male employees.
Mr Slipper, 62, who is married, stood aside from his role yesterday amid allegations that he sexually harassed a male staff member and claims of fraud.
In a case that threatens the tenuous grip on power of Julia Gillard, the Prime Minister, a former staffer, James Ashby, has launched legal action alleging that Mr Slipper sent him explicit text messages and made unwanted


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Re: Books displayed on home screen...KapSukdulan Apr 15, 2011 7:56 AM (in response to SueK315)
just arrange them first then shake the device...
Re: Books displayed on home screen...lvmync Apr 15, 2011 2:25 PM (in response to SueK315)
You can make the books overlap but you can not put them at an angle. In other words don't shake the NC, it won't work.
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Did you ever find out how to do this? I know it is purely aesthetic but I have been trying to figure this out forever. HELP!


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It might be a sign of a twisted mind, but I can't help imagining illustrations and pictures from old books coming to life. Lucky for me, we live in a time when tools for making my twisted dreams come true are readily available. Below, I'm going to go through the basic steps I take in order to turn images collected from our digitized books into the animated GIFs the Smithsonian Libraries posts more »
You may have noticed some exciting changes around the Smithsonian. The birth of a baby panda, the discovery of new mammal olinguito, and the display of Leonardo DaVinci's Codex on the Flight of Birds are just a few of our recent accolades.
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It's hard to believe that my time at the Libraries has come to an end! Since there was a post about me here when I began my internship back in January, I thought I'd give a summary of what I've done since then.
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The University of Illinois Press, the University Press of Mississippi, and the University of Wisconsin Press, in cooperation with the American Folklore Society and with the support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, invite proposals to a workshop at the 2012 conference of the American Folklore Society for authors working on their first book. Up to six authors will be selected to participate in a full day of intensive activities devoted to critiquing and developing their individual projects. Projects selected for the workshop will be candidates for publication in the Presses' new collaborative series, Folklore Studies in a Multicultural World, which aims to publish exceptional first books that emphasize the interdisciplinary and/or international nature of the field of folklore.
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Most people think "MR" is something Mitsubishi came up with, but Mario likes to think it's named after him. Dubbed a 99 Eclipse GSX "MR", This street/strip build is nearly complete. Mario took it upon himself to revive a 99' GSX from, well, near death. By taking out the tired stock motor and replacing nearly every component he could get his hands on the car has more...
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Litterally! In a the quest to turn our own project Eclipse GSX into the ultimate universal track toy, the front end is being replaced with a tubular, removable front end. The front clip will be held in place by quick pins and is a monumental step above the factory Mitsubishi design, consisting of rust-prone stamped steel. The assembly will incorporate the inter-cooler, more...


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I'm looking for example websites that effectively allow a user to define a custom dataset for them to download or generate as a report. We allow customers to download information about their interactions with our company, and in addition to standard reports and downloads we have a "custom report builder" where users define fields to be downloaded, filters to be applied and subtotals and summary fields to be applied. Then the data is downloaded as a CSV or excel document. I'm looking for inspiration as we pursue a redesign. The RIA sites don't seem to have tackled this yet....
Have you looked at Silverlight Toolkit reports? They're pretty easy to setup and very simple to load information into on the fly. If you bind an editable datagrid as the chart data sources, it's very easy to show the user their data in "excel" format and let them edit/save custom fields and display a report on the fly. Once you're happy with your data/report, you can make both or either available for export by passing the data and writeablebitmap bytes back to an httphandler and have it spit out another csv/excel document and image in png, jpg, bmp or gif format.
Figuring out how to do all that took me about a week, and that was with Silverlight 2. Silverlight 3 improves things a lot and does a lot of it for you.
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Sasquatch announces their lineup for their annual Memorial Festival while we announce 2 upcoming February shows from Method Man & The BreakLites!
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The defending Meet of Champions and No.3-ranked Rumson-Fair Haven team ran without
four of its top runners on Saturday at Holmdel Park. Despite the absence of these girls, Rumson still managed to win a tight team battle against No. 13 Summit, 65-70.
Junior Jackie Gottuso did not run her best time, but still led the girls with a sixth-place finish in 20:32.
"I don't think anyone felt their best today, I know I didn't, but we all stayed close together and I guess that's why we won," Gottuso said.
Summit had its top three runners in before Rumson, but the difference was Rumson's fifth runner, Megan Hellman, finishing 22nd while Summit's fifth runner placed 33rd.
The win for Rumson once again demonstrated that Rumson has one of the deepest teams in the state.
"It was a tough race because we didn't have arguably our top four," Gottuso said. "I think everyone really stepped up to the plate so I'm glad we still won."


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VESTAVIA HILLS, Alabama -- This evening, the lights at Sibyl Temple will once again shine blue in reflection of the events of April 27, 2011 that forever changed the landscape of the city and several other states.
On their Facebook page, the Vestavia Hills Police Department shared the following message about the decision to change the color of the lights Saturday and Sunday evening:
"The early morning tornadoes of April 27th, 2011 forever changed the landscape of Vestavia Hills. Today we can still see some of the scars left by the twelve mile trek of the two tornados. However, in the chaos of this event and the subsequent aftermath, VHPD witnessed our community band together and do all they could for their neighbors. Whether it was going door to door, clearing debris, volunteering, donating goods or the patience displayed in the recovery process, seemingly everyone did what they could for each other."
On the three-year anniversary of a tornado outbreak that will never be forgotten, Alabama is once again bracing for the potential for severe weather. Today, a mass of rain and embedded storms is making its way through Alabama from Mississippi, but this is not the first round of anticipated severe weather.
According to a National Weather Service Birmingham Q&A shared on their Facebook page, the current forecast calls for three windows of opportunity for severe storms over the coming days, between early Monday morning to late Tuesday night.
Here's more of what NWS had to say:
"Round one is expected Monday morning, roughly between 3 am and 10 am. Storms that develop in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi, Sunday afternoon will move eastward Sunday night, and could start to affect western Alabama during the overnight hours. While those states to the west are expecting some rough weather on Sunday, we do think the storms will be in a weakened state before they reach Alabama. So, relatively speaking, the severe weather threat with this initial round should be fairly low for central Alabama. Not zero, but low.
Another batch of bad storms is expected to develop Monday afternoon in Mississippi and western Tennessee, which will also ultimately move eastward into Alabama. Conditions will likely be much more favorable for severe storms here in central Alabama when those storms arrive. We could see severe storms associated with round two as early as 6 pm Monday night, and it may be 9 or 10 am Tuesday morning before those storms move out of the state to the east."
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|This training provides an overview of an eating disorder. This training features: Anorexia Nervosa by definition; Causes, symptoms, and complications; Treatment options and support strategies for implementation. (Basic)
|Asthma Basics
|This training provides an overview of a respiratory illness. This training features: The physiology of the lungs and how Asthma alters pulmonary function; Types of Asthma; Signs and symptoms of Asthma; Different treatments for Asthma; Preventative plan for managing Asthma. Basic
|Augmentative & Alternative Communication
|This training provides participants with an overview of Augmentative and Alternative Communication. Communication disorders will be identified. This training features: The need for ACC; Types of ACC, aided and unaided; Evaluations for ACC by team members; ACC resources by Pennsylvania's Initiative on Assistive Technology. Basic
|This training provides participants with an overview of Autism. Symptoms of Autism will be identified and strategies for the caregiver will be explored. This training features: An introduction to Autism; Symptoms and characteristics; The causes, theories, and treatment options. (Basic)
|Bed Bugs
|This training provides participants with an overview of Bed Bugs. This training features: Definition and identification of Bed Bugs; Review of the historical perspective; Discussion of the life cycle of Bed Bugs; Identification of hiding spots and and signs of infestation; Prevention and treatment. Basic
|Behavioral De-escalation
|This training discusses Behavioral De-escalation and factors contributing to challenging behaviors. This training features: Stages of crisis; The process of assessment in Behavioral De-escalation; Appropriate interventions for each stage of crisis. (Intermediate)
|This training introduces participants to Bereavement and the grief process. This training features: The stages of accepting death; How to "break the bad news"; Ideas that can be used to assist adults with developmental disabilities experiencing the grief process. (Basic)
|Bipolar Disorder
|This training provides participants with an overview of Bipolar Disorder. This training features: Depressive and manic symptoms; Types of Bipolar Disorders; Co-morbid conditions of the Bipolar Disorder; Medication/therapy treatment options; Manifestation of Bipolar Disorder in women, children/adolescents and older adults; Bipolar Disorder in an individuals with developmental disabilities. (Basic)
|Body Mechanics & Transfer Activities
|This training emphasizes the importance of understanding lifting techniques and how the body performs functions of lifting. This training features: Basic anatomy of the spine and back; Consequences of poor Body Mechanics; Risk factors for musculoskeletal injuries; Principles of good Body Mechanics; Safe handling (lifts and transfers) of individuals. (Basic)
|Borderline Personality Disorder
|This training provides participants with an overview of Personality Disorders and specifics on Borderline Personality Disorder. This training features: A general overview of Personality Disorders; Facts related to Borderline Personality Disorder; Causes, symptoms, treatment options; Best practices features and research. (Basic)
|This training provides information on an eating disorder known as Bulimia. Other eating disorders are also discussed. This training features: Criteria for the diagnosis of Bulimia; Causes and complications of Bulimia; Evaluations important in Bulimia; Treatment of Bulimia. (Basic)
|Cardiovascular System: Functions, Diseases and Treatments
|This training provides an overview of cardiovascular disease (CVD). This training features: CVD by definition; Causes and types of CVD; Effects of CVD and risk factors; Warning signs of CVD. (Basic)
|Caregiver Sensitivity
|This training discusses sensitivity as it pertains to caregivers working with individuals with developmental disabilities. This training feature: Types of abuse; Dynamics of an abusive relationship; Barriers to break free from abuse; The caregiver's role in detecting and reporting abuse. (Basic)
|Celiac Disease
|This training provides an overview of Celiac Disease and related complications. This training features: Gluten and casein by definition; Risk factors, especially in people with Down Syndrome or Autism; Symptoms, complications, screening and diagnostic limitations. (Basic)
|Cerebral Palsy
|This training provides a general overview of Cerebral Palsy. This training features: Cerebral Palsy by definition; Causes associated with the diagnosis; Types of Cerebral Palsy; Health complications of Cerebral Palsy. Basic
|This training provides an overview of Cholesterol. This training features: Cholesterol by definition and the relationship to Cardiovascular Disease; Causes of elevated Cholesterol; Treatment and preventative measures. Basic
|Communicable Diseases & Preventable Immunizations
|This training provides a general overview of Communicable Diseases. This training features: The role of vaccines in the prevention of diseases; The recommended adult immunization schedule; An overview of Communicable Diseases. (Basic)
|Communicating with the Non-verbal Individual
|This training provides a general overview of Communicating with the Nonverbal Individual. This training features: Effective interpersonal communication; Challenges experienced with nonverbal communication; Strategies to support individuals who are nonverbal. (Basic)
|Compromised Skin Integrity
|This training provides a general overview on the importance of Compromised Skin Integrity. This training features: The role of the skin as an organ; Interventions that reduce the threat to Compromised Skin Integrity; The stages of skin breakdown; Barriers to healing; Risk factors for altered skin integrity. (Basic)
|Cultural Diversity
|This training provides an overview of culture, cultural diversity, and cultural competence. This training features: The value of cultural competency; Biases that may be a barrier to increase cultural competence. (Basic)
|Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
|This training offers an overview of Deep Vein Thrombosis. Pulmonary Embolus is also discussed. This training features: A definition of DVT; Risk factors for and symptoms of DVT; Diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of DVT. (Basic)
|This training offers an overview of Dementia, treatment options, and support strategies. This training features: Dementia by definition and common causes; Observable signs of Dementia; How to develop a care plan to provide care for individuals with Dementia; Ways to adapt the environment to assure safety; Differentiating between Alzheimer's and Dementia. (Basic)
|This training creates an awareness of Depression and how the disorder may present in individuals with developmental disabilities. This training features: Symptoms of Depression and treatment options; Medications used to treat Depression; Medications interactions and side effects. (Intermediate)
|Developmental Disabilities
|This training provides a comprehensive overview of Developmental Disabilities. This training features: Five types of Developmental Disabilities; The four levels of mental retardation; Person first and the disability second language; Prevalence and causes of intellectual and developmental disabilities; Diagnostic classifications and meanings related to the disabilities; Physiological and cognitive differences in individuals with intellectual disabilities. (Basic)
|This training provides an overview of Diabetes, including long-term management strategies. This training features: Anatomy and physiology of Diabetes; Risk factors, signs, and symptoms of Diabetes; Comparison of hypoglycemia with hyperglycemia; treatment and long-term management of Diabetes; Complications of Diabetes. (Basic)
|Down Syndrome
|This training provides an overview of Down Syndrome and ways to support individuals with Downs Syndrome. This training features: Down Syndrome by definition; Causes, risk factors, and complications; Management strategies and ways to support individuals with Down Syndrome. (Basic)
|This training provides an overview of Dysphasia and ways to support individuals with this swallowing disorder. This training features: The swallowing process and phases; Causes of Dysphagia; Symptoms and complications of Dysphagia; Diet, environmental dangers, screening tools; The role of specialists and importance of special examinations Safe swallowing methods. (Intermediate)
|Effective Communication
|This training discusses the elements of Effective Communication. This training features: Effective listening by definition; Comprehensive preparation for health care appointments; Effective Communication with health care providers. (Intermediate)
|Epilepsy and Seizures
|This training provides an overview of Seizures and Epilepsy. This training features: Epilepsy and Seizures by definition; The Seizure Disease process; Characteristics of several different types of Seizures; First aid protocols for Seizure activity; Emergency management protocols and procedures. (Basic)
|Essential Tremor
|This training provides an overview of Essential Tremor (ET). This training features: Essential tremor by definition; The diagnosis and types of tremor; Symptoms and causes of ET; Available medical treatment for ET. (Basic)
|Fall Prevention
|This training provides an overview on Slips, Trips, and Falls specific to individuals with developmental disabilities and conditions that contribute to their increased risk of falls. This training features: Fall risk factors and assessments; Causes of falls and effective ways to prevent falls; The potential complications of a fall; The types of interventions and appropriate documentation if falls occur. (Basic)
|Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)
|This training offers an overview of GERD and care of an individual with this disorder. This training features: The normal structure of the gastrointestional system; GERD by definition; A summary of the different causes of GERD; Current treatments for GERD.(Basic)
|Gastrointestinal Disorders
|This training provides an overview of three common Gastrointestinal Disorders. This training features: Basic anatomy and physiology of the digestive tract; Signs, symptoms, causes, diagnosis, treatment, complications and prevention of Gastrointestinal Disorders; Prevention of traveler's diarrhea. (Basic)
|Guidelines For Emergency Room Visits or Hospitalizations
|This training describes best practices for individuals who have mental retardation when an emergency room visit and/or hospitalization is necessary. This program also describes the use of two forms, "Emergency Room/Hospital Admittance Form" and "Decision Making Tool for Accepting an Individual When Discharged From An Emergency Room or Hospital". This training features: Preparation and admission practices; Treatment practices; Discharge preparation and follow up. (Basic)
|Head Lice – 1.0 hr.
|This training provides a general overview of Head Lice. This training features: Signs and symptoms of Head Lice; Treatment measures to prevent the spread of Head Lice. (Basic)
|Healthy Nutrition and Weight Management
|This training discusses the importance of Healthy Nutrition and Weight Management in disease prevention. This training features: Components of Healthy Nutrition; MyPyramid@, Steps To A Healthy You; Healthy food choices; Weight management. (Basic)
|Heart Disease
|This training provides an overview of Heart Disease for men and women. This training features: Heart Disease by definition; Common forms of heart disease; Heart facts, risk factors, and signs and symptoms; Treatment and/or management strategies. Basic
|High Blood Pressure or Hypertension
|This training provides an overview of High Blood Pressure or Hypertension. This training features: High Blood Pressure or Hypertension by definition; Risk factors and treatments for High Blood Pressure; Ways to help individuals reduce their Blood Pressure. (Basic)
|Impulse Control Disorders (ICD)
|This training provides an overview of Impulse Control Disorders. This training features: A definition, characteristics, possible causes, and categories of ICD; ICD characteristics and treatment; Kleptomania, Pyromania, Pathological Gambling, and Trichotillomania characteristics and treatment; ICD not otherwise specified. (Basic)
|Intermittent Explosive Disorder
|This training discusses an overview of the psychiatric diagnosis of Intermittent Explosive Disorder (I.E.D.). This training features: Intermittent Explosive Disorder by definition; Behavioral manifestations of aggression; Treatment options. (Basic)
|Interpretation of Blood Work
|This training provides an understanding of why certain blood tests are performed and how often an individual should have blood levels drawn. This training features: White and red blood cells by definition; Hemoglobin, hematocrit, and platelets discussion; Various chemistry screens. (Basic)
|Lyme Disease
|This training provides a basic overview of Lyme Disease. This training features: Lyme Disease by definition; Symptoms, causes, and risk factors; Diagnostic and screening tests; Treatment options and prevention strategies. (Basic)
|Medical Errors: What You Don't Know
|This training offers an overview of Medical Errors, one of the Nations's leading causes of death and injury. The training explains how Medical Errors are resulting from problems created by today's complex health care system. This training features: Medical errors by definition; Medication errors, hospitalizations errors and surgical errors; Best practices to identify, analyze, minimize effects, and sustain interest in medical errors. (Basic)
|Medication Errors
|This training for direct care staff complements ODP's recently revised medication administration program. This training features: Medication Error by definition; Importance of "standardization of medication administration"; Basic principles of medication administration; Importance of observation, documentation, and reporting medication side effects and errors; Common elements that lead to medication errors; Staff interventions that may help to reduce Medication Errors. (Basic)
|MRSA – Methicillin Resistant Staphyloccus Aureus
|This training provides an overview of MRSA, a strand of bacterium for which common antibiotics are ineffectual. This training features: Evolution of MRSA into the community; Colonisation versus infection; Universal Precautions; Preventative measures and screening. (Basic)
|Non-Emergency Situations, Reportable
|This training provides an overview of Reportable Non-Emergency Situations. This training features: Composition and control of the body's systems; Signs and symptoms of non-emergency situations by body system; Reporting of non-emergency situations by body system. (Basic)
|This training discusses the causes, health risks, co-morbidities, and current treatment options for Obesity in adults. The role of prevention is also discussed. This training features: Obesity by definition; Common classifications of Obesity and means of determining Obesity; Causes of Obesity in adulthood; Co-morbidities associated with Obesity; Current treatment/management options for Obesity. (Basic)
|Observing, Reporting, and Documentation
|This training discusses an overview of Observing, Reporting, and Documenting behaviors of individuals withchallenging behaviors. This training features: How to objectively report an observation; What physical and mental health issues need to be reported; How to support and individual through observing, reporting, and documenting challenging behaviors. (Basic)
|Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
|This training provides an overview of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD). This training features: OCD by definition; Signs, symptoms, causes, risk factors, and complications; Treatment and/or management strategies; Ways to support individuals with OCD. (Intermediate)
|Oral Care For Individuals With A Developmental Disability
|This training outlines the principles of Oral Hygiene. This training features: Strategies for preparing for a successful oral care visit; Challenges faced by individuals during oral care visits and corresponding strategies for care. (Basic)
|Oral Hygiene
|This training provides information on the importance of oral hygiene, challenges, complications, and factors involved in oral hygiene access/ a virtual tour is included. This training features: The importance of good oral hygiene; Types and nature of dental diseases; The consequences of poor oral health; How oral health related to overall health. (Basic)
|This training discusses an overview of Osteoporosis and the impact of positive lifestyle changes. This training features: Osteoporosis and Osteopenia by definition; Risk factors related to Osteoporosis; Interventions and lifestyles changes that may help prevent Osteoporosis; Treatments for Osteoporosis; Factors that increase the risk of Osteoporosis in individuals with developmental disabilities. (Basic)
|Pain Management
|This training provides an overview of Pain Management. This training features: Pain Management by definition; Types of pain; Pain symptoms assessment especially for individuals with cognitive impairments and/or limited verbal abilities; General Pain Management options; Differentiating between pain facts and pain myths. (Intermediate)
|This training provides an overview of acute and chronic Pancreatitis. This training features: Anatomy and physiology of the pancreas; Risk factors, prevention, causes, treatment, and complications; Ways to support an individual with Pancreatitis. (Intermediate)
|Pandemic Influenza and Emergency Preparedness
|This training discusses a history of Pandemic Influenza, characteristics, challenges, and employer operational guidelines during a pandemic. Levels of emergency preparedness are included. This training features: A definition of Seasonal, Avian, and Pandemic Influenza; History of Pandemic Influenza; Characteristics and challenges of a Pandemic; How to maintain employer operations during a Pandemic; How to assess levels of Emergency Preparedness. (Basic)
|Parkinson's Disease
|This training provides an overview of Parkinson's Disease, and explores the means to promote safety. This training features: Basic knowledge of the physiological causes of Parkinson's Disease; Primary and secondary symptoms of Parkinson's disease; Ways to assist individuals with Parkinson's Disease in activities of daily living; Ways to promote a safe and healthy environment for individuals with Parkinson's Disease. (Basic)
|This training provides an overview of PICA, an eating disorder characterized by eating non-food items. This training features: PICA by definition; The different theories of what causes PICA; Warning signs of and medical harm from PICA ; What can be done to manage and control PICA. (Basic)
|Pneumonia Overview
|This training provides a general overview of Pneumonia. This training features: Development of Pneumonia; Prevention of an individual from developing Pneumonia; Signs and symptoms of Pneumonia; Risk factors for developing Pneumonia; Treatment of Pneumonia. (Basic)
|Pneumonia Types and Treatment
|This training provides information on the types of Pneumonia and the various treatments and best practices available. This training features: Signs and symptoms of the various types of Pneumonia; Signs and symptoms of Pneumonia in individuals with mental retardation; Strategies for treatment and prevention of Pneumonia. (Basic)
|Positive Behaviors Supports and Behavior Intervention Plans
|This training provides an overview of positive behavior supports and behavior intervention plans. This training features: Challenging behaviors by definition; Essential components of positive behavior supports; The Functional Behavioral Assessment as a key component of the Behavioral Intervention Support Plan. (Basic)
|Professionalism: Beliefs, Attitudes and Behaviors
|This training addresses the importance of Professionalism and how it is (or is not) reflected in one's beliefs, attitudes and observed behaviors. This training features: Professionalism by definition; Key elements of Professionalism; Guidelines for Professional Conduct by the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD). (Basic)
|Psychotropic Drugs an Overview
|This training provides an overview of the medication category of Psychotropic Medications. This training features: Frequently prescribed Psychotropic Medications; The purpose for prescribing Psychotropic Medications; Common side effects of of Psychotropic Medications; The importance of therapeutic blood level monitoring; Medications requiring therapeutic blood level monitoring. (Basic)
|Relationships and Boundaries
|This training focuses on Relationships and Boundaries of relationships. This training features: Relationships and Boundaries by definition; The importance of healthy relationships to a person's quality of life; Healthy and unhealthy relationships in regard to an individual's boundaries; Use of assertiveness training to change boundaries in a relationship. (Intermediate)
|Respiratory Complications
|This training provides an overview of common respiratory illness and diseases. This training features: A summary of the anatomy of the respiratory system; Signs and symptoms of respiratory diseases; Treatments for common respiratory diseases; The seriousness of respiratory illnesses and complications; Preventative measures and their benefits. (Basic)
|Retts Syndrome
|This training provides an overview of Retts Syndrome, a neurological disorder resulting in mental retardation and developmental degeneration. This training features: Diagnostic and supportive criteria for Retts Syndrome; Long term care for persons with Retts Syndrome; Common complications of Retts Syndrome. (Basic)
|Sexuality and Sexual Expressions in Individuals with Developmental Disabilities
|This training provides a general overview on the goals and benefits of Sexuality Education. This training features: Physical Sex, Emotional Issues, and Sexual Expression; Rights and Health Benefits of Sexual Expression; Sexual Pharmacology; A Sexuality Curriculum for Persons with Developmental Disabilities. (Basic)
|Stress Management
|This training discusses an overview of Stress Management including ways to cope with or manage Stress. This training features: Stress Management by definition; Acute versus chronic Stress; Psychological effects of Stress; Physical effects of Stress on major body systems; Coping strategies. (Basic)
|Summer Safety
|This training provides an overview of issues surrounding Summer Safety. This training features: Dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke by definition; Risk factors for heat related illness; Medications affecting heat regulation; Prevention strategies;Drug-induced photosensitivity; Skin cancers; Allergic reactions to stinging insects; Anaphylaxis. (Basic)
|The Urinary System and Catheter Care
|This training provides information on the Urinary System and Catheter Care. This training features: How the Urinary System works; What can go wrong with the urinary tract; What is urinary incontinence and retention. (Basic)
|Tube Feedings
|This training provides an overview of Tube Feedings. This training features: Purpose of Tube Feedings; Short term and long term Tube Feedings; Processes related to conditions requiring Tube Feeding ; Complications of Tube Feedings. (Basic)
|This training provides an overview of Tuberculosis. This training features: Ways to prevent contracting Tuberculosis; Common symptoms of Tuberculosis; Treatment of Tuberculosis.( Basic)
|Understanding Brain Injury
|This training provides an overview of Understanding Brain injuries. This training features: Symptoms of a possible Brain Injury; Major causes of Brain Injury; Ways to prevent traumatic Brain Injury. (Basic)
|Universal Precautions
|This training provides an overview of Universal Precautions. This training features: Routes of transmission by infected agents; Elements required for the spread of infection; Protective barriers to prevent transmission of infected agents. (Intermediate)


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that's it... make sure it has ventilation... thank god it's wireless.
if you want accessibility to change games, maybe the rectangular hole in the front could be just slightly smaller than the face of the wii?
We're putting a wii in a break room, and unfortunately there's a real possibility that if the console isn't physically secured that it will disappear. I don't see an obvious way to secure it physically to anything.
Any suggestions? I haven't been able to come up with anything better than a case with a combo lock which itself is physically secured where the stuff could be stored when not in use.
(dang - meant "system physical security")
Last edited by Noz; 02-28-2008 at 07:51 AM.
that's it... make sure it has ventilation... thank god it's wireless.
if you want accessibility to change games, maybe the rectangular hole in the front could be just slightly smaller than the face of the wii?
make sure to include a way to add gamecube controllers and memory cards and such.
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how secure do you want it? Just enough to keep honest people honest or to really protect it?
A response to "Wii - DVD Compatible?"
"I put a PS3 disc in it and the Wii wouldn't read it. WTF is this world coming to? If I buy a video game console, it better take and kind of media I want. Even if I were to dust off some of my vinyl LPs, the bastard better work."
We're just trying to make it secure enough so that somebody just doesn't walk off with it because it's not attached to anything and easy to take. Bicycle lock level secure, not security vault secure.
then you may find a kensington lock kit handy... these are what people use for laptops...
i don't believe the Wii doesn't has a kensigton lock hole, but i'm sure there is a kensington kit that allows items to be nearly as secure.
i would lie it down on it's side and then just strap it down with something, like zip ties. it may look ugly but hey, it's a wii!!!
orrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr. buy a wii mesenger bag ang put the wii in there at night in a locking file case. then just tape the wires down securly.
Got Wii???
Get some of those PC anti-theft plates. They're basically three metal plates that are slathered in a 3M adhesive. The metal plates attach to the PC, the monitor, and the desk. There's a metal eye hole at the end of each plate that a metal cord and padlock attach to. We used to use those at the University I worked for. It'll give someone full access to the Wii but still keep it secure enough to avoid casual theft. And that adhesive is pretty darn strong.
Have some type of container for it and lock it up when you're not playing. I have a picture of a glass door in my mind where it could be locked. When you play you can unlock it, since you're there to be the surity, so changing disc, etc. won't be a problem. Lock it back up when you're done :x
Other than that I don't see any other methods.
I wouldnt reward a group of people who would still a Wii. I'd tell them get back to work, stop taking so many darn breaks!
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Sunny Apartment with Balcony
Size40 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
|Loewenhardtdamm, 12101 Berlin, Germany
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Will you please be so kind to send me a message first, before sending me a booking-request.
The prices are variable through the year. You can see the exact price by entering your data and number of persons.
About the apartment:
A comfortable and bright apartment in Kreuzberg, the centre of Berlin.
The apartment has a spacious and sunny living room / bedroom with a balcony facing south, a charming kitchen and a bright bathroom with tub.
Ideal for relaxing after your busy day of sightseeing or after a night out in Berlins' famous club scene.
In the apartment you will find everything you need for a comfortable stay: towels and sheets, a fully equipped kitchen, a wireless internetconnection (WIFI), a tv and dvd-player (+dvd-collection), a sound system for Ipod, mp3, telephone or laptop and a washing machine.
For dinner you can visit a restaurant in the neighbourhood. Or prepare your own meal and enjoy it relaxed inside or on the nice balcony.
neighbourhood and location:
The apartment is situated in Kreuzberg (on the border with Schöneberg), the most centrally located area of Berlin and famous for its art scene, the multicultural vibe and for the trendy bars, cafes and clubs.
Close to the apartment you will find the Bergmannstrasse and the Mehringdamm, well-known for all the vintage-shops, boutiques, market hall, lunchrooms and the variety of great, affordable restaurants.
The apartment is close to the famous former airport Tempelhof. The airport was used for the airlift just after the war but has been closed for years and is now a huge public park, so lots of possibilities for outdoor recreation. Next to the airport is a big outdoor swimming pool.
A few minutes away is the lovely Viktoriapark, a green hill with a waterfall and a viewpoint on the top.
- Do not forget to keep the keys with you. The door locks itself, so you will lock yourself out when you forget the keys. (it will cost €15,- when the manager has to bring you new keys).
- There is always an extra set of keys in the apartment (besides the door).
- Please do not close the inside-window for the cacti in wintertime because of the temperature.
- There is a tv with a dvd-player and you can connect your mp3-player, iPod, laptop or telephone to the stereo.
- There's a supermarkt and a bakery around the corner.
When leaving:
- Please leave the furniture in the same places as you found it, and do the dishes.
- For garbage, glass and paper you will find (different) containers behind the block.
- Please turn off the heating in winter and close the blinds in summertime.
- Please leave both sets of keys in the apartment when you leave.
|Price for > 2 guests
|£ 18 per guest/night extra
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Me and my partner stayed here on my Birthday. We come to Amsterdam each year as it is by far our favorite city. Without doubt this was the best place we have stayed and would definitely book again. Very clean and comfy - in a really good location. I did not realize we had not left a review until now - unfortunately when booking for for another trip to Amsterdam, the apartment was not available. I sincerely recommend Monumental house.
Had a great stay in the apartment of Bart in Kreuzberg. We are warmly welcomed by the hostess isabella and the apartment was in tip-top! Excellent accommodation, bedroom is at the back so you have no noise.
Prima verblijf gehad in het appartement van Bart in Kreuzberg. We zijn warm onthaald door de gastvrouw isabella en het appartement was tip top in orde! Prima accomodatie, slaapkamer zit aan de achterzijde waardoor je geen geluidsoverlast hebt.
Small but mighty! Quiet location and everything was very neat and clean! Greetings
Klein, aber fein! Ruhige Lage und alles sehr ordentlich und sauber!
Liebe Grüße
Rented Bart's house for a few days and we had an amazing time. The rooftop terrace is amazing and the apartment was very nice, clean and had a lot of room. Great area close to the city center. Will definately return some day.
A nice flat near Kreuzberg and smamaritanstrass next a tram station and some services
near perfect
Superfine and fine location and nice and clean, only downside, which also could have been me, I understood that there would be wifi, but that was not there, only a lanaansluiting, tricky with tablet. The bed sleeps delicious! Here again, if we go back again for sure there!
Super fijne locatie en prima en lekker schoon, enige minpuntje, wat ook aan mij gelegen kan hebben, ik had begrepen dat er wifi zou zijn, maar dat was er niet, alleen een lanaansluiting, lastig met tablet. Het bed slaapt heerlijk! echt een aanrader, als we weer ga zeker weer daar heen!
The apartment is highly recommended! Everything nice and absolutely clean. Pleasant stay!
Die Wohnung ist sehr zu empfehlen! Alles schön eingerichtet und absolut sauber. Schönen Aufenthalt!
Good experience, housing corresponded to what is proposed. Clean, healthy and well insulated (not significant at the approach of winter). Interlocuteure our site was punctual and friendly.
Bonne expérience, le logement correspondait à ce qui est proposé. Propre, sain et bien isolé (ce n'est pas négligeable à l'approche de l'hiver).
Notre interlocuteure sur place était ponctuel et sympathique.
Well located apartment. clean and well equipped. Maybe a little bit beyond two people. bart and Stéphane are very welcoming and all the information to get from the airport to the apartment is valuable.
Appartement bien situé. propre et bien équipé.
Peut être un peu petit au delà de deux personnes.
bart et stéphane sont très acceuillant et l'ensemble des indications pour se rendre de l'aéroport à l'appart sont précieuses.
Bart's place is such an amazing apartment. Huge space in the perfect location. It also has a private roofdeck with great views of the city. Move-in was easy. It was super clean and nice. Highly recommended.
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