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|July 10, 2011, 03:32 PM
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I'm new here and hope to be able to contribute, as well as learn a thing or two.
|July 10, 2011, 05:02 PM
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Long time shooter - new to THR
Always looking for a tighter group - .22 rimfire and .223 centerfire.
|July 10, 2011, 09:14 PM
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Hello, I am in the USN, serving for 6 yrs now really just starting in firearms. Mainly here to learn my knowledge is very limited and just hope to get informed. The only gun I own is 9mm px4 storm
|July 10, 2011, 11:04 PM
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Hello everyone. I've read this forum many times and figured I'd finally register. I live in Chesapeake, Va and have a pretty robust gun collection. My favorite brand is Sig Sauer.
|July 11, 2011, 08:04 PM
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Welcome to THR all...enjoy your new family, lots to learn here!!
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|July 12, 2011, 12:27 AM
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Hello all from Arizona!
My current "collection" consist of a couple single shot shotguns, an 870, savage arms 270, PT1911, Glock 31, and as of today, a Sig Sauer P238.
|July 12, 2011, 01:55 AM
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My name is Chris from Addax Tactical.
I just wanted to drop in and say hello to everyone here on THR.
|July 12, 2011, 02:41 PM
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Lliam here. Live in a suburb of K.C. on the KS side. Veteran, US Army 59th Field Artillery Bn. (280mm M65 "Atomic Annie" unit Pirmasens Germany). Just getting back in to serious shooting after nearly 50 year hiatus. Like all firearms but like handguns best. Prefer the historic pieces; 1911, P38, P08 Luger (my favorite to shoot (if you can keep it from "stovepiping")). God help me I even liked the M-1. Got a couple pieces of old iron I'm trying to make presentable. A P38 I got in Germany in '55, in terrible shape but it's coming along, and a hundred year old Stevens model 325 side by side 12 ga. that I just want to make presentable. I'd be scared to death to shoot it, probably an "unwinder" Damascus barrel.
This looks like a good spot to find things out so I intend to try some brain mining.
Thanks; Lliam
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|July 12, 2011, 11:14 PM
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My names is Steve. I'm from Australia.
Been shooting forever and as soon as i was old enough i got my licence and started buying guns. First gun was a Rem 700 in .308win.
Started pistol shooting about 10months ago and now just waiting for my full licence to arrive in the post so i can own my own pistols. Ive got an Uberti Walker waiting for me to pick it up
|July 12, 2011, 11:38 PM
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Hello im new here but not novice, I wouldnt consider myself an expert either. I have put 5 yrs in US infantry National guard so far signed up for 8. I have have done 2 tours to iraq. I also work in firearms retail online, for a living. I hope i can contribute and contuine to learn during my time spent here. Thank you
my AR-15 upgrades so far
This rifle started its life as an Smith & Wesson ORC upgrades include
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my pistol Smith & Wesson M&P 9mm pro series 5" barrel
Upgrade Streamlight TLR-3
my shotguns
The main reason im here is this website keeps coming up in searchs. Im a novice when it comes to AK's i recently aquired a Norinco Mak-90 and need help making sure its 922r compliant. will discuss this in the Long gun forum with pics.
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|July 13, 2011, 12:37 PM
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hi. i'm andrew, i'm 22 years old, and i live in westerville, ohio. i love handguns, mil-surp rifles, and semi-auto "battle" rifles. i have been shooting since age 7. i open carry my hi point c9 almost everywhere and am looking to trade up to a kel tec soon. i love teaching others to shoot. my girlfriend also loves to shoot and was rasied around guns. my dream rifle is the USMC's M40a5 scout/sniper rifle.
|July 13, 2011, 03:07 PM
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Guess I'm the newbie. I'm retired and live in central Florida, moved from Eastern Long Island (shhhh!). I like to shoot anything that has a trigger, did some Industrial League pistol shooting as a younger man. Currently I have an oleo of whatever struck my fancy (and I could afford) at the time. For long guns there is a Nylon66, Marlin .22 25N, Marlin 336 in .35 Rem, a 303 No. 4 MK1 (questions about this later), BSA in 7mm Rem mag, Herters 22-250 and a Ruger mini 14.
The shorter ones include my all time favorite an early 6" Colt Python, Ruger SuperBlackhawk .44 mag, a custom Kart/High Standard Supermatic Citation Military 107, a S&W .380 Bodyguard, S&W stainless 686 in .357, an old S&W nickel revolver in .32 Long and an unfired (don't laugh) Marco San Remo commemorative Roy Rogers revolver in .45 Colt.
Scatterguns are a Mossberg 500 .410 pump, a very short barreled single 10ga. magnum and a just recently broken Marlin 120 12 ga. pump (can't get parts for this).
Next on the list, a 12ga. for me and a 20 for the wife, probably Mossbergs as that little .410 is nice. Also a "tactical" for home defense. I'm also torn over the 1911's, saw a High Standard in 3 1/2" and 5" in a gun shop, looked nice but don't know much about the new H/S company.
I also like to fish and build custom fishing rods as a hobby. Time to go to another forum and ask questions about the Enfield Mk4.
Thanks for listening.
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|July 13, 2011, 09:55 PM
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I'm new to THR but have been shooting for about 15 years now. In these 15 years I have shot everything I could get my hands on but have only ever owned two guns.
I own a Ruger P89 9mm and Mossberg 500 12g. In the works is a Smith and Wesson 642 .38 snub. In the near future is a Remington 700 (not sure what bore as of yet) and Ruger Mini-14.
I love the engineering and mechanics that are firearms, and I love the skill and accomplishment of shooting.
I currently am employed as a building and maintenance technician with an undisclosed government entity and a part time minister with the churches of Christ. I live in California where the weather is great, but that's all.
I have found much in the way of valuable information here at THR and look forward to being active on the threads.
God bless.
I am a Christian Right Wing Republican and I vote.
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|July 14, 2011, 07:11 AM
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Hey y'all, I'm a freshly relocated Phoenix citizen (from Kansas City) and I just got back into shooting after not touching anything but a NERF gun for a few years. I used to hunt for food, not sport, but fell out of practice. My wife recently asked me to teach her how to shoot, so we hit a local range and she went through a .22 (decided it was a girl gun) and a .40 Glock (her choice, she almost dropped it, but said she wants to keep trying) and seems to be hooked.
Figured I'd register here for all the information, looking at buying is some revolvers soon and I've never actually had to shop for a gun before. You live in the country and you get your daddy's daddy's gun, and then hand it on down to your kids later.
Anyways. Peace and love.
|July 14, 2011, 12:11 PM
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Greetings from Dublin, GA
Hey everybody. New member here from Dublin, GA. I work at a local pawn shop. We are a full time FFL dealer. I'm the resident gunsmith, bench jeweler and know-it-all. I am a veteran of the US Army and have been around firearms most of my life. Our website is hilltoppawndublinga.com and we are the exclusive dealer of Slide Fire stocks for middle GA.
|July 14, 2011, 07:02 PM
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Hi! I am not all that familiar with guns so I am hear to learn and ask some questions. thanks.
|July 15, 2011, 05:05 PM
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Hi all
Greetings. I found this site while trying to identify a handgun I just acquired. I have been a shooter all my life, I am a big fan of anything that fires the 30-06 round, love my 1903, wish I still had my M-1 Garand and someday I hope to examine/fire a BAR. Thats it for now..
|July 15, 2011, 09:21 PM
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New and live in southern Indiana. Been around guns all my life, but really interested in the last year.
I carry a pf9 and am good with my xdm 9 at the range. 00 buck 12ga home defense.
|July 16, 2011, 10:19 AM
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Hey guys , Hi my name is Tom , hence the 303tom , the 303 is my love of the Enfields , Im new , not new to Firearms just new here , hope to get to talk to each & everyone of you ! Later .
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|July 16, 2011, 11:43 AM
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I registered for THR a while back but just now really having time to read more and hopefully post periodically.
I am a martial arts instructor, CCW instructor, NRA instructor and basic overall shooting enthusiast. I'm not going to make up some para-military experience like some people do whenever they get on message boards.
I do what I do, my shooting speaks for itself on the range or anywhere else and I don't brag about who I've trained, trained with or much of my experience. I just enjoy talking to other people and putting the egos aside. I can learn from even the most inexperienced person......I have a beginners mind all the time and I think its helped from becoming closed minded.
oh, and I live in Lincoln, NE. Want to know anything else? just ask I guess
|July 16, 2011, 01:45 PM
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Hi from Montana - "The Last Best Place"
New member here from Montana. My interests include conservation, big game and dangerous game hunting and long range target shooting with iron sights.
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|July 16, 2011, 11:24 PM
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Dear Doll,
As much as I'd like to make a "love connection", I afraid I voted for Obama. That is not my skin color talking just the working man. Mrs. Palin is cute, but I don't wan't her to run our country!!
|July 16, 2011, 11:54 PM
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Heelo all Jay here Wa State found this site searching for AA4350 loads found this is the site that finally gave some Info for me to utilize on reloading in 243... currently own and shoot 2 x 243 one savage and one remington model 710 a savage 7mm rem mag winchester model 70 300wsm marlin 22 for the longs the shorts are xd 40sc and xd service 9mm and 22 revolver HR. I currently reload for 3 of the above and will start on the 7mm here shortly as hunting season is comng up. being here in the pac NW I am eaither fishing or shooting on the weekends No time for anything else like yard work.
|July 17, 2011, 07:34 AM
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Hi I live in the UK some in the USA might be interested in the shooting scene here . My main interest is in pistol shooting.
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My apologies for lurking for a while before I introduced myself. My name is Dusty, and I am a gunaholic. Im from a little town in North Carolina called Bahama,and my range is my backyard. I work out of my house, so I shoot pretty much everyday. I am mostly into long range target shooting right now, or as like to call it my zombie prevention practice. There is no method to my madness when it comes to my collection, though I do own more semi auto scatterguns than anything else. We have a huge group that shoots a few weekends a month , if any of y'all are near the area and wanna send some with us just holler.
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Skip to comments.5.3 Earthquake near Fukushima, Japan
Posted on 09/19/2013 11:38:31 AM PDT by bgill
Just a breaking news headline so far.
(Excerpt) Read more at yahoo.com ...
"OHHHHHH No"
"There goes Tokyo-Oh no Godzilla"
Someone needs to show Obama how to change the locator setting on Rove's earthquake machine again.
Not yet...but there will be aftershocks..../s
King Ghidorah has arrived.
The continuous pour of water for cooling is/has leached out most of the boron added to quench the emissions from the fuel rods in storage. The racks are unstable. A significant quake could collapse them into a pile with the possibility of going critical. It's just a matter of time as the site is too "hot" for humans to approach.
The Japanese seem to be on the cutting edge of robotics.
Kinda surprised they haven't developed some sort of remote operated robot for this type of work.
They tried robots even with enhanced shielding. Rads are too high. Humans and robots die in the basement of all 4 reactor buildings. Just a matter of how long they last. The robots that is. Floors 1-5 have very strong hot spots.
The big question is how many more cracks did it cause?
Sort of like the D.C. traffic cameras showing empty streets and snow on 9/11 and not a single motorcycle.
The only time I've ever felt the earth jiggle was at Disneyland. It felt like someone had picked up the hotel bed, moved it over a few inches and set it back down. Nothing scary but really weird.
Every earthquake is different. Some are just rolling ground. Some lift you up and down and some jerk you back and forth. Some can do combinations of the above. Appeared to be some significant up and down along with a couple of good back and forths at Fukushima. Appeared to last for about a minute and a half. A good rock and roller.
The electronics, from what I have read. You simply cannot stop every radiation emission. Some will always get through when you have that many flying around. The odds just say they will. Some of the dead robots have not been retrieved for study though.
Thank you Errant!
Looks like that was an incomplete crane base near #1, not the exhaust tower. Atmospheric conditions cleared up and JNN does not have the #1 exhaust stack in its frame.
Bet the sphincters of those on site tightened for a moment or two.
Thank the good Lord it was only that magnitude....
Didn't know if this was posted somewhere.
We've been having a large number of deep 5 mag and above occurring recently as well. Something unusual and different is going on below. I'm thinking whatever is happening that far down will eventually make itself known closer to the surface. Could be increased plate movement in our future, especially for the Pacific plate and some others.
I think you guys are on to something.
Amen to that!
If the frequency doesn't start dropping off pretty quickly now, I'm going to be even more worried! lol
I'm thinking about putting another case of Muscatine Wine back for the soothing of frayed nerves - just in case. lol
I remember that quake...that deep things are supposed to be dense enough to create that sort of pressure tension.
All else said...I really do think as Cajun pointed out the plates are unchained....lol
There ya see, there's always a solution to our problems :)
"Fort Washakie" - lol...
First thing I did was punch up how far that was from Yellowstone, LOL.
I don't want to be near that sucker when it blows! Visited it once; all of the geysers and SO2 emissions would make me nervous living nearby. lol
Our parents stuck around for the next *big show*, we were bored as hell, LOL.
Beautiful country though.
appropriately named
ditto that. i did too.
Good, means I'm not the only one paranoid about Yellowstone :)
Last week I watched on youtube (right before the little swarm of quakes), the BBC film, Supervolcano. Not bad.
As an aside, in 1814 my ancestors after fighting in the Battle of New Orleans, split up with two brothers (my ggggggrandfather and his brother going back up to Illinois) and one stayed on in Louisiana. There is an island named for my family somewhere on the Mississippi Delta, and a whole lot of "cousins" I don't know.
Some I know, some I wish I didn't know, LOL.
A lot of little islands were taken out by Andrew and Katrina, where I go fishing south of Houma, 2 decent size islands with fishing camps ain't no more.
Still kind of a shock to see open water there, but still good fishing.
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sigmentation fault
For the following code, I receive sig fault. Why? Thanks.
void test(int *i) {
Re: sigmentation fault
see friend as per my logic u cannot assign a no. to a pointer so its showing u the fault....
>>*i=3 is the wrong statement....
hav a gud day...
Re: sigmentation fault
actually, I wasn't assigning a number to a point. *i is dereferencing a pointer. *i = 3 is to let i point to value 3. I'm still confused why this caused the seg fault.
This is a simplified version of the problem. Originally, I wanted to manipulate a string parameter in a function. It seems as long as I change the value pointed by a pointer (this pointer is a parameter to a function), seg fault appears...
Re: sigmentation fault
Since it is not initialized with valid address and you are accessing that address to modify the value, the segmentation fault occurs! Just allocate some valid address and try... it should work.
Re: sigmentation fault
You are de-referencing a pointer which is not assigned to any address.
It's always a good practice to check the pointer b4 assigning values to it. Like this :
Code: C++
Re: sigmentation fault
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There are few things in the world more maddening than having your luggage lost when traveling and even fewer things more cathartic than going berserk on the airline representative when he or she tells you it may never be found.
Phoenix police yesterday managed to track down more than 1,000 pieces of lost luggage and it turns out, they weren't lost because of airline incompetence -- entirely, anyway.
The luggage the police found didn't accidentally find it's way onto an airplane headed for Guam, like a lot of lost luggage. Police say it was systematically stolen over several months from the airport's baggage claim by Keith and Stacy King, and airport officials plan to review baggage procedures to try to figure out how to prevent it from happening again.
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Rodriguez says the matching system is definitely an option but not necessarily the solution.
"Most other airports aren't using a matching system," she says. "We're not ruling it out, but there are a lot of measures that we take that people don't see that have worked in the past."
Oh, in the past -- when two people managed to steal more than 1,000 pieces of luggage from a single airport?
Rodriguez says there are police officers and camera systems that are constantly monitoring the baggage-claim areas at the airport.
Those measures were actually how the two were caught -- eventually.
Police arrested Keith King about three weeks ago after watching him take luggage from the baggage claim area. He was arrested and issued a misdemeanor citation for theft. A few days later, he was at it again. Surveillance video showed King in a parking garage before he went into the airport to steal more bags.
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I have about 5-8 red spots on my penis shaft and head. They are not big at all and I have no other symptons. I just had sex after the ohio state/michigan game (can you blame me), and I was drunk and it was unprotected...Because of this I was thinking it might be herpes. However, it doesnt itch and the spots started to fade without scabbing....After I masterbated earlier, they started coming back in the same spots...What the hell could they be?
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I had something similar happen on my hands once, and then it disappeared. It came back again, and disappeared. Never figured out what caused it but i'm guessing it was an allergic reaction
did you use a lubricant when having sex with this girl, and do you use the same lube for masturbation?
If so, it's probably an allergic reaction.
When you say they faded, did they disappear completely before coming back?
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Never totally disappeared but were clearly not as bright, given another day or so without masturbating..Im almost positive they would of been gone. It just seems like that action is what caused them to reappear so bright. However again no itching or burning. The only time I notice them is when I take a pee....They aren't very big at all, maybe a little bit bigger then a pin point. They are in the same spots too...
I have had red dry spots on my hands before too, when the temperture changes but never on my penis. The red dots are not raised, and again no scabbs or anything to that nature. They seem to be going away again.
I did not use lubricants when having sex with the girl or masturbating, I dont think it could be an allergic reaction to anything.
No discharge. I guess to a very limited degree (only a few times) I have gotten a tingling at the tip of my dick when I take a pee. Not uncomfortable and actually strangly enough feels good.
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If the same kind of spots have appeared on your hands before it's probably nothing. But spots on your penis is something a man should be worried about. You won't find a qualified doctor to answer your questions here, so suck it up and go see a doctor or you might regret it later.
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Hey Did U See a Doc?
I also have red spots and what to do..Iam in a mess..Help me???
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Hey, I'm 17 years old and one day, about three days ago, I had a small pimple like spot on my penis. It's red and it's on the right side (btw i'm a lefty, so it's different), on my right side and it burns like crazy. Also I'm a virgin so that'll answer your question If I had sex or not.
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I am 16 years old and have had this red spot on my penis for about a month maybe more it is red most of the time but the color fades to light pink. I have not had sex so i know its nothing of that sort. it does not itch or hurt in any sort. this red spot is at the head of my penis not by the pee hole. i noticed it one morning when taking a pee and it was swolen but went away in about a day but the red spot still remains. it has not spread at all and is about the size of a dime. i have tried some cream thinking it was poision ive or jock itch. but nothing has worked. when i get hard the red spot gets extremly red but does not hurt or anything. its just there if you can help me in any way i would greatly appreciate it
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i have a red spot right under my penis head its not like a bump or pimple but raw i didnt have it before i masterbated then i had it dont know what it is
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Triied to rip us off for some sort of resort fee not stated on booking. Are they having a luagh or what - there is not even a swimming pool, how can they have the cheek to charge a reosrt fee!!!! Check in staff rude and unfriendly, manager a lot more helpful and waived charge, but still...
Room looked good on first impressions, but was right by bar so noisy, was full of sand, and shower curtain did not reach bottom of shower so room flooded (not just bathroom, the WHOLE room) When mixed with the sand this was most unpleasant. I very rarely leave poor reviews, but at these prices I would expect FAR better. I honestly can't think of a worse value for money place I have ever stayed (been to over 70 countries). The Sofo casblanca in town is a much better place to stay (unless you really need the beach!).
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A little strip of Paradise...
Romantic and beautiful, the Hosteria del Mar is nothing short of paradise. It is simple and eloquent, and perfectly situated right on the beach. The staff is absolutely wonderful. They make you feel welcomed and at home from the second you walk in. The decor is stunning, and the bar/restaurant deck is the perfect place to sit as you look out onto the spectacular view of the ocean. If you want a relaxed, laid back atmosphere where you can unwind and take in all the beauty Puerto Rico has to offer, I would definitely recommend Hosteria del Mar.
Beach Lover Paradise
Hosteria is perfect if you are looking for a romantic, quiet, and simple place right on the beach. The view to the beach is quite overwhelming and not many places in San Juan match this view. The restaurant is fine, and the deck to hang out is perfect. If all you want to do is go to the beach, sunbath, and the like, this place is perfect. If you want luxury, casinos etc go to a different place. Do not stay on the rooms of the first floor because for some reason it has odor problems. The rest of the builidng is clean perfect and quiet. The place is so romantic that I picked it to propose to my fiance.
Relaxing, Beautiful, Pleasant
My wife, 18-month old, and myself needed a place to stay for our last night in PR, and we needed to be close to the airport for an early flight the next day. We are so glad that we found the Hosteria del Mar, situated practially on their own private beach.
You walk in between two ponds filled with carp and into a beautiful lobby that is all natural wood, with beautiful wicker furniture, and an amazing view of the ocean through the restaruant windows (more on this later).
The staff was extremely courteous. The room was clean, and comfortable.
The only one available to us was one on the back side of the hotel for $80/night. This I thought was a bit pricey, considering that it had no view of the ocean. Hence part my 4 of 5 star rating.
Nonetheless, the restaruant food was exceptionally tasty (though a bit pricey as well), and the ocean view is incredible. For some reason, after a 20-year existance, this hotel is experiencing an alarming encroachment of the ocean with the disappearance of about 20-30 yards of beach such that now the ocean comes right up to the foundation of the hotel. Apparently this trend of beach-disappearing/erosion has only been occuring over the last two months. I would be nervous if I owned the Hosteria del Mar. But, as a customer the view it makes for an awesome dining experience.
Because of our short stay, I can't comment on the safety of Ocean Park.
But upon arrival to the neighborhood our cab did have to pass through a gated entrance. The hotel itself sits in a very quite neighborhood community. Perhaps the unsafe areas of Ocean Park that other reviewers mention exist in the busier commercial streets beyond the gaurded gate.
If in a pinch, I would stay at this hotel again. I would first look for a cheaper spot if possible. Though, it might be hard to beat a clean, quiet hotel with excellent staff, their own private beach, and such great proximity to the airport ($12 taxi price + $1/each piece of luggage; 10 minute ride).
Wonderful Hotel
I visit Puerto Rico every two years or so. I have stayed at the Hosteria del Mar about 5 (five ) times. The food is EXCELLENT. The hotel staff and service are wonderful. It is right on the beach and is one block from city transportation. It is no more dangerous than any other areas of Puerto Rico. The hotel staff is fluent in both Spanish and English. If they had special rates or would match other lower cost hotel, I would'nt hesitate to stay there on my next stay.
Nice little hotel
I stayed at this hotel in February of 2000. It's a small and quaint hotel. We stayed in a room with two double beds, and a kitchenette which came in very handy. We spent three nights there and I'm glad we stayed there. It has a little restaurant in a gazebo attached to the hotel, it's good vegetarian food, but expensive and a little slow. Its location is not the best, it can be dangerous at night but we had no problems. I would recommend this and give it five stars, if all you're looking for is a nice quiet hotel right on the beach. Any questions, feel free to email me.
Step out of the hotel and onto the beach
When the air conditioning broke down in the apartment we were staying in we called Hosteria del Mar which had been reccommended by friends.
Luckily they had a room and we checked righ in. This is a charming, friendly place to stay in a wonderful location. Our room on the second floor overlooked the beach/ocean with a small balcony. It was wonderful to get up at 6 am and take a beautiful walk down the beach before starting the day.The restaurant could not have been nicer, both food and decor - it gave me a south seas feel. I look forward to a future visit when i can spend a few nights there just relaxing and enjoying.
Average Room, but Super Value
My wife and just returned from spending two nights at Hosteria Del Mar. We spent one night each way on our trip to Virgin Gorda, BVI. The hotel was perfect for an overnight stay. It was a 10 minute ride ($14 cab fare) from the airport and was in a quiet neighborhood and right on the beach. The hotel has a very nice, small restaurant and bar on site with good food, but slow service. There are a number of other local restaurants within walking distance that serve either local fare or fast food (Macs, KFC, etc). The rooms were very small, but you can get a larger one for a bit more money. We heard that Ocean Park was not a very good area especially after dark. We did not encounter any problems, but did not venture out too late in the evening. The hotel rates were very reasonable. Although I would not care to spend more than a day or so at the hotel, the value for money was terrific.
Small Inn on the beach
For my 50th birthday (12/99) my husband and I spent a long weekend at Hosteria Del Mar. It was perfect for us. It is a quite inn right on the beach. The area is residential and calm. We could walk to 2 other restaurants. Driving into San Juan, out to the national park and the airport was easy. Rates were very reasonable. We highly recommed this inn.
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We spent a night here on 6/22/02 prior to embarking on a cruise based on the previous review and after talking to the hotel desk.
Basically a fairly clean small hotel right on a desent beach.
Based on input from the front desk we booked apartment #3 that included a king bed and a queen fold out couch to handle our family of 4 (spouse, self and two 6'+ sons). The room was basic and clean but the "queen" fold out was a total misrepresentation. It was so shot it would not have even been acceptable for small children nor was it queen sized. We suffered through after putting lounge chair pads under the sheets but would unlikely visit again.
Dining room staff was very friendly and breakfast was fine but was overpriced since there is really no other place close to go as this is a mostly residential type area.
Also be aware that Ocean Park apparently is not a very good area especially after dark. Many places employ razor wire or similiar protection on top of there walls and the area has limited access controls on vehicles after dark for the few blocks near the beach. We had no problems but were a little taken back by the wall toppings, gates and the "6" locks and slides on the inside of our room door.
An Ocean Park Gem
I vacationed in San Juan 2/16-2/19/02. I was quite surprised at the accomadations of Hosteria Del Mar. Many places advertise that they're located on the beach only to find out they're by the beach(i.e. a block away, across the street, within view by satellite) Hosteria Del Mar IS ON THE BEACH!!!!!!!!!!!
My only complaint is that my girlfriend reserved the room via a travel network at the last minute(2/14/02). When we arrived at the front desk of Hosteria Del Mar, they didn't have our reservations and no rooms available. At first we thought we were stranded. Almost every worthwhile hotel was booked that weekend. But, the manager was called in and she gave us a studio that the hotel owned for 125/night(tax included). The studio was roomy w/ a queen bed, balcony, and kichenette.
Also located in the guesthouse is probaly San Juan's best vegetarian resturants.
Overall this will be my place to stay whenever I'm in San Juan. If anyone needs anymore info feelfree to email me at email@example.com.
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Hi ladies, I'm wondering if anyone knows how likely it is my second child will have reflux?? I'm pregnant and dd has only just grown out of her reflux. She had it pretty bad - throwing up 20/30 times a day, loads of distress around eating and food refusal (refusing to eat anything for up to 14 hrs, only ever eating with a lot of encouragement, feeding was very stressful for both of us) and of course with all the throwing up and food refusal really poor weight gain bordering on failure to thrive. I'm pretty worried about going through all of that again. It is 'genetic"? How likely is it my next child will have it?
Second child with reflux??
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Posted 06/12/2012
I've heard many mothers on here who have subsequent children w/ reflux. Both of mine do :-(
Posted 06/12/2012
I've heard many mothers on here who have subsequent children w/ reflux. Both of mine do :-(
Posted 06/12/2012
My DS had mild reflux that he grew out of by six months once we est. Solids foods in his diet. My DD has mspi and reflux and it ten times worse than my DS ever was.
Good luck with baby #2. Prayers you dodge the reflux bullet.
Good luck with baby #2. Prayers you dodge the reflux bullet.
Posted 06/12/2012
Good luck, i am not pregnant now but this is one of my biggest fears for the future. I wish you the best and a happy baby who loves to eat :)
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Posted 06/13/2012
Thanks ladies, it's not looking good is it? Honestly the idea of it being worse terrifies me. It was bad enough and I don't want to go through all the feeding and weigh gain stress again.
Posted 06/14/2012
Sorry to say it seems to run in families. My 4yr old ds had reflux and milk intolerance. 2 month old ds is also reflux with mspi. It's still incredibly frustrating because what worked for the first most likely won't work for the next. So you start over each time. The good news is since you have been through it before you will recognize the symptoms quicker and hopefully get your baby relief and your sanity back that much quicker. Hope you don't go through it again. Good luck!
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By Molly Hayden, U.S. Army Garrison-Hawaii Public AffairsFebruary 19, 2009
Members of military ohana send aloha downrange to aid and cheer deployed warriors
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Hawaii - The holiday season may have passed, but the spirit of giving remains. Support for troops overseas is still a high priority for many members of the military ohana.
From Honolulu to Wahiawa, family and community members are stepping up to aid deployed Soldiers by gathering goods for care packages, sending aloha through hand-made gifts and bringing cheer and support to the men and woman of the armed services through numerous volunteer opportunities.
"I can't start this without praising our family readiness groups (FRGs)," said Jerry McKinney, honorary regimental sergeant major for the 27th Infantry Regiment. "These ladies are fantastic; they always seem to come up with ideas to help our Soldiers."
The FRGs work tirelessly to aid Soldiers downrange, as well as support the families left behind by encouraging community participation. The members constantly send care packages and cards to deployed Soldiers, make signs for returning brigades, and raise money for various events and memorials across the installations.
Children of the brigade are also coming forward to aid Iraqi children, sending school supplies, slippers and trinkets of aloha.
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"Nothing will ever compare to the feelings and understanding I gained when the Soldiers spoke of their gratitude," said Franzel. "I felt so humbled because I did not realize how something so small could make a big difference."
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Another group, the North America Taiwanese Women's Association (NATWA), recently purchased numerous toiletry items and sent care packages to Soldiers downrange.
The nationwide organization supports the military through numerous outreach projects, according to Su Chen, member of NATWA. The decision to send care packages to Soldiers came after visiting the Web site AnySoldier.com.
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On behalf of the Elizabethtown Tennis Commission and the tennis community of Elizabethtown, I would like to thank the following organizations, businesses and individuals for donations, helping to make this summer's USTA Tennis Block Party such a huge success.
The Woman's Club of Elizabethtown recently collected 10 pounds of soda can tabs for the Ronald McDonald House. Diane Willis, district governor and member of Elizabethtown club, delivered them on behalf of the club to the Ronald McDonald House in Lexington. This is a long-standing project of the Woman's Club of Elizabethtown and most members contribute regularly to the collection throughout the year.
The Radcliff Woman's Club took an active part in the Hooray for Heroes event hosted by AUSA and the Hardin County Chamber on May 19 in Radcliff.
Becky Brecht and Pat and Bob Nuccitelli set up the booth near the main tent, where a free lunch was served to all active and retired military and their families, as well as to local fire, police and EMS crews.
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Classes celebrating 70-, 60- and 50-year anniversaries were recognized. Louise Young Maupin represented the class of 1942. Graduates from 1952 included Russell Sullivan, Gene Cash, Thomas Skees, Ray Johnson Jr. and Olene Richardson.
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List of causes of hypoglycemia
Hypoglycemia is a common problem in critically ill or extremely low birthweight infants. If not due to maternal hyperglycemia, in most cases it is multifactorial, transient and easily supported. In a minority of cases hypoglycemia turns out to be due to significant hyperinsulinism, hypopituitarism or an inborn error of metabolism and presents more of a management challenge.[1]
- Transient neonatal hypoglycemia
- Prematurity, intrauterine growth retardation, perinatal asphyxia
- Maternal hyperglycemia due to diabetes or iatrogenic glucose administration
- Sepsis
- Prolonged fasting (e.g., due to inadequate breast milk or condition interfering with feeding)
- Congenital hypopituitarism
- Congenital hyperinsulinism, several types, both transient and persistent
- Inborn errors of carbohydrate metabolism such as glycogen storage disease
Young children[edit]
Single episodes of hypoglycemia may occur due to gastroenteritis or fasting, but recurrent episodes nearly always indicate either an inborn error of metabolism, congenital hypopituitarism, or congenital hyperinsulinism. A list of common causes:
- Prolonged fasting
- Idiopathic ketotic hypoglycemia
- Isolated growth hormone deficiency, hypopituitarism
- Insulin excess
- Hyperinsulinism due to several congenital disorders of insulin secretion
- Insulin injected for type 1 diabetes
- Hyperinsulin Hyperammonia syndrome (HIHA) due to Glutamate dehydrogenase 1 gene. Can cause mental retardation and epilepsy in severe cases.[2]
- Gastric dumping syndrome (after gastrointestinal surgery)
- Other congenital metabolic diseases; some of the common include
- Maple syrup urine disease and other organic acidurias
- Type 1 glycogen storage disease
- Type III glycogen storage disease. Can cause less severe hypoglycemia than type I
- Phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase deficiency, causes metabolic acidosis and severe hypoglycemia.
- Disorders of fatty acid oxidation
- Medium chain acylCoA dehydrogenase deficiency (MCAD)
- Familial Leucine sensitive hypoglycemia[3]
- Accidental ingestions including pharmacy misfills
- Sulfonylureas, propranolol and others
- Ethanol (mouthwash, alcoholic beverages)
Young adults[edit]
By far, the most common cause of severe hypoglycemia in this age range is insulin injected for type 1 diabetes. Circumstances should provide clues fairly quickly for the new diseases causing severe hypoglycemia. All of the congenital metabolic defects, congenital forms of hyperinsulinism, and congenital hypopituitarism are likely to have already been diagnosed or are unlikely to start causing new hypoglycemia at this age. Body mass is large enough to make starvation hypoglycemia and idiopathic ketotic hypoglycemia quite uncommon. Recurrent mild hypoglycemia may fit a reactive hypoglycemia pattern, but this is also the peak age for idiopathic postprandial syndrome, and recurrent "spells" in this age group can be traced to orthostatic hypotension or hyperventilation as often as demonstrable hypoglycemia.
- Insulin-induced hypoglycemia
- Insulin injected for type 1 diabetes
- Factitious insulin injection (Munchausen syndrome)
- Insulin-secreting pancreatic tumor
- Reactive hypoglycemia and idiopathic postprandial syndrome
- Addison's disease
- Sepsis
Older adults[edit]
The incidence of hypoglycemia due to complex drug interactions, especially involving oral hypoglycemic agents and insulin for diabetes, rises with age. Though much rarer, the incidence of insulin-producing tumors also rises with advancing age. Most tumors causing hypoglycemia by mechanisms other than insulin excess occur in adults.
- Insulin-induced hypoglycemia
- Insulin injected for diabetes
- Factitious insulin injection (Munchausen syndrome)
- Excessive effects of oral Anti-diabetic medication, beta-blockers, or drug interactions
- Insulin-secreting neuroendocrine tumor (insulinoma) of the pancreas
- Alcohol induced hypoglycemia often linked with ketoacidosis (depletion of NAD+ leads to a block of gluconeogenesis)
- Alimentary (rapid jejunal emptying with exaggerated insulin response)
- After gastrectomy dumping syndrome or bowel bypass surgery or resection
- Reactive hypoglycemia and idiopathic postprandial syndrome
- Tumor hypoglycemia, Doege-Potter syndrome
- Acquired adrenal insufficiency
- Acquired hypopituitarism
- Immunopathologic hypoglycemia[4]
Causes by organ system[edit]
Alphabetical order[edit]
- ^ "WHO ref. number WHO/CHD/97.1 / WHO/MSM/97.1" (PDF). Hypoglycaemia of the Newborn. Geneva: World Health Organization. 1997. pp. 4, 19. Retrieved 6 April 2010.
- ^ H. Huopio1, S.-L. Shyng, T. Otonkoski3, and C. G. Nichols4 (2002-08-01). "KATP channels and insulin secretion disorders". Ajpendo.physiology.org. Retrieved 2012-03-10.
- ^ "Familial Leucine-Sensitive Hypoglycemia of Infancy Due to a Dominant Mutation of the β-Cell Sulfonylurea Receptor". Jcem.endojournals.org. 2004-09-01. Retrieved 2012-03-10.
- ^ Umesh Masharani, MB, BS, MRCP(UK) (2007). "The Hypoglycemic states – Hypoglycemia". The Hypoglycemic states. Armenian Medical Network.


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Snype nodded. "We're going on a trip for our class. Something about finding a lost kid in the swamp. I guess we're going to learn how to adjust to the environment... but yeah, I'm perfectly fine with you tagging along with us. After class we can catch up Thyme." Snype said with a smile, tempted to kiss her but stopped himself. Too much peering eyes.
"Hehe. Yeah. Snype is certainly lucky eh? Almost make's me jealous." Len joked, scratching the back of his head. Not that he really thought about something like love. It was kind of on the side of his mind.
Mark finally noticed Snype left his shoulder and noticed he was hugging a Snivy holding it close... he quickly realized that there was only one Snivy that was like that with Snype. It was Thyme! But if Thyme was here that meant... Bri was back too! Mark needed to go find him later... it had been awhile after all... Thyme was well trained enough to be on her own though and Mark was going to watch after her apparently. He wasn't sure if leaving Thyme by herself was a good decision but Mark had done the same before... these days he's a bit more careful about it.
"Ha... Catch it? Nooooo way! You gotta pick your battles! Something like that might be a bit much for me I admit. I think I'll go for the small fry first before going for something big..." Mark said.
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Are You Doing a 365 Photo Project?
Wee Elsie, and asked us to point her toward similar kid-focused 365 projects for inspiration. Here are a few we've seen: • Lila Was Here by Andrea of Pink Sugar Photography (recommended by Reagan) • Kristopher Chandroo's documentation of his daughter Madelaine's first year • Angela Lumsden's 2011 365 Project (which became a weekly project in 2012) • Linda Venuto's 365 Project • Grethel Van Eps' 365 Project Sure, many of these folks are professional photographs and use a 365 project to practice their craft and push their own boundaries, but don't fear if you are not the handiest with a camera. Consider the project a photo diary to document your children's lives - the good, the bad and the ugly. I bet your photography will improve over the course of the year even if that is not your primary intent and looking back at theses photos some day will prompt so many memories. Grethel Van Eps, mentioned above, has some good tips for undertaking a 365 photo project with your kids that is worth a read. Are you doing a 365 photo project this year or do you know about a great project to follow? Leave a link in the comments. (Image: Reagan Day/Wee Elsie)


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_connect Me
By Playgen Ltd
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
_connect Me is a an adaptable social network visualisation tool that encourages you to discover and connect to others who share the same interests.
_connect Me plugs you directly into the UK's online open innovation network of networks run by the Technology Strategy Board, which is the _connect platform.
Through _connect over half a million global visitors a year find information, contacts and events that help them accelerate business innovation.
Through knowledge sharing and collaboration between Knowledge Transfer Networks and other groups across the UK, any visitor can profile themselves, their organisation, products and services to any other visitor to the _connect platform.
Join _connect and start building connections with individuals working in communities of business, academia and government to start addressing today's challenges through open innovation.
What's New in Version 1.0.46
Retina display compatible
Fixes live server details
Fixes to Match Terms not showing
Fixes to Profile information not displaying
Fixes to Profile Image loading speed
Fixes to UI buttons
iPad Screenshots
- Free
- Category: Social Networking
- Updated: 24 July 2012
- Version: 1.0.46
- Size: 26.2 MB
- Language: English
- Developer: PlayGen Ltd
- © 2011 Technology Strategy Board. 2011 PlayGen. All rights reserved.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.0 or later. Compatible with iPad.