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A&D diaper cream. We switched her to arm and hammer unscented lotion and that helped. We also do daily baths (only using soap twice a week). If it doesn't bother her, we don't worry about it. For the past two years it has flared up really bad during ragweed season. This ragweed season we ended up with a prescription steroid cream as it was preventing her from sleeping and our OTC treatments weren't enough.
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I always keep a food log after she started solids. About 3 months ago, I found out she has an allergy to eggs. The allergist said she is allergic to egg white. It didn't get better when I give her just the yolk either or giving her baked goods with eggs. Our pedi said its usually ok when things are baked. After cutting out all eggs, her skin is all better 90% better.
I think she is also allergic to 2 of the all natural sunscreens.
From the diet log, I am now suspecting that she is allergic to flax seeds and salba grain that is added to HappyTot fruit pouch. I am going to take her for another test.
Our pedi derm told us that coconut oil may make the skin worse if she has any kind of nut allergy. I stopped using it (i use it instead of cerave cuz it's natural). Her skin is about 95% good now! We will test for nut allergy, too.
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Well this should give a boost to the share price tomorrow as it should ensure no more top execs departing. Zynga just filed a new SEC document today outlining employee compensation. Pincus just reduced his salary to $1 with no options or bonuses this year. And the rest of the management team's bonuses will be performance based and not paid until Feb 2014, although their base salary have been bumped up significantly but they're responsibilities have increased significantly.
All things D wrote an article on it too
What can Pincus buy for $1.00? Well thers the 0.99 store,he could buy anything there or he could buy 0.25 shares of ZNGA ;-)
I am long and I personally don't like the smell of this. The future looks bright, but short-term might be a roller coaster ride! I will take 50% position of the table tomorrow. And will ride the wave above $4.50 to ensure my Bet! in @3.07! ...still got profit to ride with.
Yea...kinda like Vikram Pandit taking a $1 salary for Citigroup, eh?
Sure did wonders for #$%$" stock...and for him, eh?
Ok since you're going that route george. What about Elon Musk, Sergey Brin, Larry Ellison, Steve Jobs... Should I keep going? How are those companies doing right now?
Taking one from the Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO of DreamWorks Animation, and friend Board of Director at Zynga... BTW, when I worked at DreamWorks (DWA), Katzenberg used to play poker with us (Texas Hold'Em) once a month. He loves poker! These guys are in it for the long haul.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
Okay Pincus takes $1 salary and no stock for 2013 ... other top executives agree to no stock based compensation for 2013 ... do you know what that does to an income statement ... especially with our comparables!
They hire an ex-analyst as the Finance VP ... new FB terms with improved revenue sharing ... cost cutting ... RMG launch ... upcoming Draw Something 2 mobile and t.v. show ... enhanced ad revenue ... the writing is all over the wall ... we will be very profitable THIS YEAR! Get ready to ride the Zynga rocket!
1$ ? Pincus has my vote.......take this company to the top Mr Pincus!
PS.....I wouldn;t want to be SHORT !
10/100 !!
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For the second year, the Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce has hosted a Progressive Dinner.
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Between June 4~6, North Korea Supreme Court sentenced two American journalists of 12 years of labor.
The North accused them of espionage.
The labor sentence carried out by the North is considered a severe punishment.
It is ridiculous to see how the North sentences two innocent people into labor while they are the ones causing international fraud, illegal weapons trade, and violating UN sanctions.
North Korea will do anything, even use people as a tool to make their point and achieve their goals.
There should not be anymore incidents like these.
Across the US, thousands have gathered to protest the release of Ling and Lee.
Furthermore, people around the globe are petitioning for their release.
We only hope that Ling and Lee will return to their families as soon as possible.
06-24-2009, 07:18 AMI have learned now that while those who speak about one's miseries usually hurt, those who keep silence hurt more.
God judged it better to bring good out of evil than to suffer no evil to exist.
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I was born on Whitsunday.
Although this happened more than 70 years ago, I just now discovered it. (Not that I was born, but that it happened on this particular holy day.)
It took a bit of Internet digging and some high-falutin' calendar calculations to verify my suspicion.
"You were born on what?" you may be asking if, like me, you were born into a nonliturgical fellowship.
Our churches with Puritan roots tend to ignore the church calendar. We know all about Christmas. We can explain Easter. On other holy days we draw a blank.
My adrenaline pumped when I found out I was hatched on Whitsunday. That's a neat niche on any Christian's calendar.
Look closely and you can see that Whitsunday is derived from the more ancient name White Sunday, so called because of the color of robes the clergy wore on that special day. Celebrated each year seven weeks after Easter, its more common name is Pentecost.
If you were born on the day when the church was born, would you be pleased to know it? I was.
I don't think my church has ever celebrated Pentecost. Not like we celebrate Easter or Christmas. But Pentecost has been huge in our preaching. Most of us couldn't preach the Gospel without that famous Pentecost passage, Acts 2:38.
Being noncharismatics, at times we probably have been too cautious in our teaching about the Holy Spirit, but I don't think any of us ever targeted Pentecost in our blustery sermons decrying the observance of holy days.
Here I was about to get all puffed up and impressed with myself because I was born on Pentecost. Then I ran across words Oscar Wilde's mama wrote back in 1888.
In a book, "Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms, and Superstitions of Ireland," Lady Jane Wilde wrote, "A child born at Whitsuntide will have an evil temper, and may commit murder." To free the kid from such dire destinies, she instructed, "A grave must be dug and the infant laid in it for a few minutes." She said this would break the spell.
Wilde's wild remarks dampened my delight about being born on such an auspicious day. At least I wasn't born in Ireland, I thought, or in such a superstitious era.
The only grave I've lain in so far consisted of water, and that burial - my baptism - did indeed help me die to evil.
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|August 26, 1978
Hiroyuki Saito (斎藤 弘幸) (born May 25, 1961 in Kawasaki, Japan) is a professional wrestler best known by the shortened name of Hiro Saito (ヒロ 斉藤?).[1]
A former judoka, Hiro debuted in 1978 in New Japan Pro Wrestling. In May 1985, he defeated The Cobra to win the WWF Junior Heavyweight Championship only to lose back to him 2 months later.[2] Saito went on to defeat The Cobra for the NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship on July 28, 1985 only to lose the title right back to him the same night.[3]
Saito soon jumped to All Japan Pro Wrestling, where he formed the Calgary Hurricanes with Shunji Takano. He competed in the All Japan World Junior Heavyweight Championship tournament in July 1986 where he defeated Brad Armstrong in the final to become the first World Junior Heavyweight Champion. After 4 months as champion, Saito lost the title to former stablemate Kuniaki Kobayashi.[4]
Saito joined the group known as the Raging Staff and soon won the IWGP World Tag Team Championship with Super Strong Machine from Hiroshi Hase and Kensuke Sasaki in December 1990, which they held for 3 months until Hase and Sasaki won them back in March 1991.[5][6] After Raging Staff dispersed, Saito joined Team Wolf with Masahiro Chono and Hiroyoshi Tenzan, and was later part of nWo Japan.
In 2006, after spending many years in relegation, Saito quit New Japan again and is helping Tatsumi Fujinami's Muga promotion, and also participating in independent matches.
Hiro Saito was the first Japanese wrestler to use and popularize the senton, or seating splash off the top rope, in matches. He is not related to Masa Saito, despite sharing name and appearance (aside from the blond hair); Hiro shortened his name to "Hiro" to copy him and also as a means of sharing fortune ("good luck").
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- Senton, sometimes from the top rope[1]
- Signature moves
- Nicknames
- "Mr. Senton"
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- IWGP Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Super Strong Machine[5][6]
- WWF Junior Heavyweight Championship (1 time)[2]
- Teisen Hall Cup Six Man Tag Team Tournament (2003) – with Shinsuke Nakamura and Tatsutoshi Goto
- ^ a b "Profile at Puroresu Central". Puroresu Central. Retrieved 2014-07-03.
- ^ a b "WWF Junior Heavyweight Title". Wrestling Titles. Retrieved 2008-08-10.
- ^ a b "World Junior Heavyweight Championship". National Wrestling Alliance. Retrieved 2008-08-10.
- ^ a b "World Junior Heavyweight Title (All Japan Pro-Wrestling)". Wrestling Titles. Retrieved 2008-08-10.
- ^ a b "IWGP Tag Team Title". Strong Style Spirit. Archived from the original on 2008-06-29. Retrieved 2008-08-10.
- ^ a b "IWGP Tag Team Title". Wrestling Titles. Retrieved 2008-08-10.


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DUBLIN, Ireland - Brian Cloyne lifted a pint of smoldering black stout to his eye, contemplated its murky mystery against the light, then took a dramatic gulp.
"In these dark days, you have to savor every pint of Guinness like it's your last," the painter told laughing workmates during a lunch break.
Things aren't quite that dire yet, but Thursday's strike by workers at Guinness breweries throughout Ireland had pub owners and patrons alike wondering when the stocks of the country's most famous drink might run dry.
Union and management negotiators stepped back from the brink late Thursday, with the unions ordering their members to resume work Friday pending more talks next week.
Earlier, more than 1,000 workers shut down plants in Dublin, Waterford, Kilkenny and Dundalk, a border town to the north where Guinness plans to shut a packaging plant later this month. The strikers are demanding that the Dundalk plant remain open, saving 150 jobs.
As part of the late-night deal, Guinness executives agreed to reconsider when to close the plant, but insisted it still needed to be shut eventually. They warned that if strike action were resumed, the strikers' own jobs might be in danger.
Pat Barry, the company's chief spokesman, said Guinness could lose up to $18 million in sales per week if the strike lasts more than a week.
Such losses, he said, would "call into question the need for certain operations in Ireland, because if we don't have the business to put into those breweries, then we have to question our position."
A Guinness-less Ireland seems hard to imagine for those who most love the drink, a sweet brew based on roasted barley and Wicklow Mountains water. The company founded by Arthur Guinness in 1759 today runs breweries in more than 50 countries, and sells some 20 variants of the stout in 150 countries. The strike was not expected to affect supplies or sales outside Ireland.
But those closest to the tastes of modern Dublin pub-goers predict that, if it resumes next week, Guinness stands to lose more than the fickle public.
"They'll find something else to drink," said Kevin Dooley, a barman at Fagan's, a favored haunt of Prime Minister Bertie Ahern on Dublin's north side, where the Guinness is served in both its traditional lukewarm and modern ice-filtered variants alongside a half-dozen other draft beers.
Dooley said the pub had prepared as best it could, ordering about 30 extra kegs of Guinness, as well as extra kegs of the breweries' other products: Harp lager, Smithwick ale, locally made Budweiser, and others.
Though Irish-style dark stouts have been losing popularity as Ireland's young turn to less heavy drinks, Guinness remains the stout king.
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I have been crocheting and designing since I was a young girl. ~~Happy Crocheting!
In the beginning--- I was taught to crochet by Maude Baker who made very frilly doilies out of very fine crochet thread and very small steel crochet hooks. Fascinated me as a sixth grader. I wanted to learn so she decided to start me on pot holders with yarn and a large hook. I made one and then wanted to make a very large doily with pansies all around the edge. It took a long time but I was hooked!!!
I continued to crochet from then on but was never satisfied with just one color and didn't like the idea of how it looked when I had to tie off one color and start another. By this time we were living in New Mexico and I loved the hand woven Navajo rugs but couldn't afford the prices they were bringing.
My sister-in-law came to visit from Michigan and hinted that she would like a set of thunderbird placemats in turquoise and off-white. So, I drew up some designs and started to crochet with 4-ply acrylic yarn. I hated the way they looked with all the ends and they did not have the thickness or body I wanted.
Aha!!! That's when I devised the method of changing colors without cutting off the old color and by running the color not being used through the inside of the double crochet. It also gave the piece stability and the desired thickness. I made those placemats and entered them in the Otero County Fair in Alamogordo, New Mexico. They won!
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On average, college-educated women held more jobs than college-educated men among persons age 18 to 38 who were born from 1957 to 1964. Women with a college degree held 11.1 jobs from ages 18 to 38, compared with 10.0 jobs for similarly educated men.
Also, women with a bachelor's degree or higher had more jobs than those without a degree. Women with less than a high school education held 8.5 jobs, those with a high school diploma and no college held 9.2, and those with some college but less than a bachelor's degree held 10.4.
Men without a high school diploma held 11.6 jobs, the highest among all educational attainment levels for both sexes. Male high school graduates with no college held 10.2 jobs, while male high school graduates with some college held 10.6 jobs.
These findings are from the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth 1979. For more information see "Number of Jobs Held, Labor Market Activity, and Earnings Growth Among Younger Baby Boomers: Recent Results From a Longitudinal Survey" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 04-1678. Note that, in this article, a job is defined as an uninterrupted period of work with a particular employer.
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NEW YORK — Crumbs Bake Shop, Inc., the nation's largest cupcake specialty retail store, will look to capture a piece of the growing coffee segment since it has inked a licensing deal with Long Island City, N.Y.-based White Coffee.
Under terms of the agreement, White Coffee will manufacture and distribute Crumbs Bake Shop brand packaged coffees and single-cup coffees to select retail outlets across the United States. The new line of coffee products will feature five flavor profiles, inspired by Crumbs' gourmet cupcakes, including red velvet, Blackout and hazelnut, as well as a dark and medium roast. The coffees will be available in the second quarter of 2014 in supermarkets, mass merchants, wholesale clubs and independent food stores.
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Original design, the tower and spire of which was not completed, published in The Irish Builder,
Built at Nos. 79-80 Middle Abbey Street for W.H. Smith whose assets and business in Ireland was eventually taken over by Charles Eason and Son in 1886.
The Christian Union Buildings in Lower Abbey Street were erected on the site of the Metropolitan Hall,
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Rare Breed -one of the most unique in the Turkey family, great for sipping after a long work day...a must try, if you enjoy great bourbon on the rocks or neat...
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Vail in February or March?
Looking to plan a trip to Vail. I know it's not the best season so far, but generally speaking is February or March a better time? Is March typically more crowded because of spring break? we would avoid president's day, so would either be the 2nd weekend in February or wait until early/mid March.
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Hard to say. It's been a fickle season. Right now conditions are as good a they have been all year, and that isn't saying much.
That said, March is generally our snowiest month. After having a couple of lackluster March months in the earlier part of the decade, it has been money. Yes, it is spring break so there will be more people. Typically the temps are warmer and the powder comes often.
So if you can wait, look at the long range and see if they are expecting a snowy cycle for your proposed February date. Otherwise, I'd gamble on March.
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Excellent again
Second stay within the last few months. Echo comments in other posts in that the staff deserve special mention. Without exception found all staff very friendly.
Pool area an excellent addition. Having stayed in family room overlooking Lake Road with no noticable traffic noise. Excellent breakfast. Looking forward to staying again.
Wonderful weekend
Just returned from a birthday weekend at this hotel. The hotel is spotless from the rooms to the public and eating areas. We had upgraded to a club room, we staid in the Fairfield suite which was wonderful. We had excellent views, our own balcony, relaxing jacuzzi and bathrobes /slippers which were very welcome.
The breakfasts are great, lots of choice and beautifully served by very helpful staff.
The spa area was great,Very relaxing and it's lovely having towels provided.
We would definitely visit here again.
Home from home
How anybody can criticise the service at this hotel is beyond me. The staff (particularly Anna) are the friendliest and most helpful I've ever come across. It should be kept in mind that this is a small hotel and the staff operate reception, bookings, the bar and serve the meals so they are busy. However, they still find time to make you feel welcome. The last time we were there they were (Valentines weekend) they were even ringing round local restaurants trying to get a last minute booking for a guest. Considering they have their own restaurant to fill I'd say that's excellent service!
The hotel is currently coming to the end of quite a lengthy period of refurbishment and has had substantial investment. It now has a pool and most of the rooms have been updated. We've been staying there for a good number of years now and have never stayed in a room that was dirty or tatty. The club rooms are the nicest (but you do have to pay a little extra) as they are slightly larger, have jacuzzi baths and great views over the fells (or are in the cosy lodge beside Stock Ghyll). The food is excellent, both at breakfast and in the bar.
Of all the places we have been, the Sally is the place we always go back to. It's like our second home as we're always made to feel welcome and we love the Lake District.
Noisy, rundown and overpriced
The room we were allocated on arrival was tiny, overheated and in exceptionally poor condition, with mouldy sealant round the bath and illfitting doors. After an appalling night (tha majority of rooms in the hotel overlook Lake Road, which has heavy traffic all night and the hotel hosts a lot of functions at weekends), I complained and was upgraded to a club room in Stock Ghyll Lodge. The Lodge is a misnomer as it is located over shops across the carpark from the hotel itself. This room, which cost an additional �20 per night, was nothing special, simply of the standard I would expect from a hotel of this calibre. The only areas I can comment positively on are the pool and spa area, the central location of the hotel and the breakfasts, which were excellent. However I would not recommend this hotel or stay here again.
Some, but not the majority, of the rooms do overlook Lake Road, but there is very little traffic through the night and as all the windows are double glazed there is very little noise. The hotel hosts a very limited number of functions throughout the year and these are usually around Christmas time.
A mixed bag - Frustrations v Expectations
A trip to the Lakes is one of life's highlights.
The downside is that the businesses that are there to 'serve' you know that they don't have to try too hard; people will still come in droves.
The Salutation is certainly no exception to this rule.
The hotel ticks all the right boxes for location, cleanliness and the room was excellent (we stayed in a club room) but the service levels are almost comical and severely outdated.
An example was when I was trying to find some water to drink at 23:35.
There are no staff on duty after 23:30 - this made me seriously concerned about security!
A sign on reception invites you to ring a number for information, I rang it and was very rudely spoken to, "If you read the sign properly..SIR, it says that this number is for emergencies only - like fire, ask for water tomorrow."
It didn't say that, the sign said "For information."
There were all sorts of odd examples in our three night stay - and we were only in the hotel for a very short period of time:
Returning from 8 hours fell walking, my wife and I passed 5 staff chatting at reception - I called down 2 minutes later and the phone wasn't answered for over 12 rings, I asked if we could have some glasses, "Yes - get those from the bar".
Obviously they don't do room service!
But it's that lack of care which is so apparent, "I will do the bare minimum that I can get away with" and a work to rule attitude.
The 'almost' disrespect shown by the staff and lack of general courteousness is formidable, but if you are willing to put up with this - it's an ok place to stay!
Excellent FIRST visit
From the moment we arrived at the Salutation to the moment we left an excellent time was had at this hotel. Easy parking, un-obtrusive helpful staff from the receptionist to the waiters at breakfast, the fantastic (if not a little to filling!!!) breakfast, the spotlessly clean bedroom and the peace and tranquillity of the bar. I think the only grumble would be the lack of local ales in the bar, but hey not everything can be perfect ! We didn't eat evening meals due to plenty of choice in Ambleside but if the breakfast was anything to go by the food served up would be of a high standard. The Glass House and Lucy 4s in the village are two places highly recommended for places to eat. We would recommend a stay at this hotel and if you do we hope you enjoy it as much as us.
Super Salutation
This is a nice hotel the bedrooms are ok - our bathroom was a little old. Go for a club room or a room on the front. Breakfasts are adequate. I did eat here but wouldnt recommend it as there are so many lovely places to eat in the centre. Location & parking are fantastic - no need to use the car - walks and ambleside village on the doorstep. The lack of a lift does impede if you have breathing or leg troubles! The lounge is very comfortable and relaxed - staff dont make you feel hurried.
Another enjoyable stay
I have just returned from my second enjoyable stay at this hotel. The hotel staff are very helpful, and was good to see a few familiar faces from my first stay two years ago.
The rooms are very clean and comfortable, my room had french windows leading to a balcony with table and chairs which looked over the street. The hotel has a small gym with jacuzzi and sauna and later this year will have a new swimming pool.
The breakfast's are very tasty and the service is prompt. I have not eaten in the hotel in the evening as there are so many pubs and restaurants in the town.
The hotel car park is free to residents which is a bonus in Ambleside, where it is usually difficult to get anywhere to park at all.
As stated in the previous review, the only downside is the lack of a lift, which would make the hotel unsuitable for anyone with walking difficulties.
Great hotel
I stayed here 3 nights recently. All staff was very friendly and helpful. The room, especially the bathroom was spotless on arrival and upon my return each day. It is very obvious that this is a very well managed hotel. It's location right in the center of town is a plus--lots of shops, restaurants, pubs, etc literally on the doorstep. Food in the hotel was also excellent. I would most definately recommend. Only downside was lack of a lift.
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