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Very friendly staff. Lift to room. Good food. Good room. Lovely town.
Maybe another towel rail for double rooms
The tv was faulty
Great house, vary nice lady
Sole reason for visit was golf/relaxation
Lack of receipt issue in bar.
Friendly and clean
Bar area, no atmosphere and cold
The staff at Knock House Hotel are very pleasant and the service is very good. The hotel is very convenient to Knock Shrine which was the purpose of my stay. Whilst Knock House is located ideally for access to the Shrine, it is also remains secluded and is great for privacy. There is a very genuine friendly atmosphere in the hotel and staff and guests really enjoy each others company. I would certainly recommend the hotel to travellers of all type, whether those on pilgrimage, those on a family break, or even those who just want to get away for a few quiet days.
Free parking, quiet rooms, good restaurant and good breakfast.
Would have been nice to have had wifi in rooms and not just in public areas
I thought that the rooms where very clean and a good size.The bathroom was very nice and very modern.It is relaxing room.
Friendly welcome, good food and excellent service, the staff were very helpfull & looked after us very well.
I really liked that the owner gave us two rooms in spite of the fact that Booking.com had not passed on the reservation. Not only gave us rooms, but gave us two upgraded rooms.
I did not like that Booking.com had not passed on our reservation.
It was conveniently located for an overnight stop en route to or from the airport.
The town itself was a bit too quiet.
We really enjoyed the ambience and the food. The dinners and the breakfasts were delicious.
Our probably only suggestion for improvement would be to increase the wifi range.
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A crisp fedora says polish. A tidy pillbox says you're a Jackie-O devotee. A broad straw says you're smart in the sun.
The French Market invites you to wear your favorite topper to Where Y'Hat (gold star for the clever name!), a free party from 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday (Sept. 25).
The event includes a fashion show at 6:30 p.m. at the Dutch Alley Performance Pavilion, as well as a hat-making booth, a hat contest and hats for sale from Dutch Alley Artist's Co-Op, Shushan's, Little Toy Shoppe, Head to Toe, Latin's Hand, African Art, Pop City and Harley Davidson. For information, visit www.frenchmarket.org.


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Skip to comments.A day in the life of President Bush (photos): 9/18/02
Posted on 09/18/2002 7:41:48 PM PDT by rintense
President Bush began the day by meeting with senior members of Congress, who later announced that there will be a resolution regarding Iraq before the elections. Bush then met with a group of cancer survivors, including Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong, and announced an increase in cancer research funding. The President also met with Czech Republic President Vaclav Havel. Enjoy your daily dose of Dubya!
I love it when he wears it too - we'll just have to think of it as his way of saying hello, and thanks for your support, to Mtngirl and NordP...what do yah say?
Hm...what are you talking about here? ..... OH! The Bush Babe Bod-a-thon!
Well it was a pretty small group tonight. There were only four of us who were able to make it, and the four didn't all show up at the same time.
We are making great progress though! One of these days, gramho12 will have to post how well we have been doing! (She's the keeper of the records)
Glad to see Vaclev Havel in the Oval Office. He retires in January, and I am happy that he leaves with the memory of a decent
(A very LOOOONG time ago!)
Why....it seems there ARE a few intelligent people in South Dakota AFTER all ;-)
Saw the orange tie during a news program and knew it would be noticed here.
Well that explains the webs on my bike tires... ;)
I wanted to say that Havel will carry the memory of a decent, good man as President of the United States!
He knows what will be the best for Russia, and besides, I think he genuinely likes the President.
You know, it's almost no use talking to them. I live in the wild west (lots of them here) and some of these people are just 'OTB' (out there bad as my husband would say). I absolutely hate paying all the taxes we have to, but it is my obligation. But hey, anytime GW wants to cut them again is A-OK with me.
Well, I must retire, as I have an early day tomorrow.
Thanks, rintense! Good night, all!
Yeah! I love that! LOL!
You know there's a good chance that someone who is in the administration checks out sites such as these....and they might read this comment...and pass the info that there are supporters (that's you and me, NP) who love his orange ties. I choose to believe it's true! How about you?
WooHoo! I guess he IS getting an earful from his constituents!! (Is you, or is you ain't my consticiency!)
President Bush will send the U.S. Congress a draft resolution on Thursday that the White House hopes will authorize him to take military action against Iraq if he deems it necessary, a Bush administration official said on Wednesday.
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Language academy moves to Langley
The Northwest Language Academy has a new home. Thanks to a Missouri-based benefactor, the nonprofit organization has moved its operations and classes from Bayview Corner to the former Ashingdon Manor at 5023 Langley Road in Langley.
Impressed with the 13-year-old NWLA's program, Robert Crawford's REC Music Foundation of St. Louis purchased the Ashingdon Manor property and turned it over to the language academy, said Josette Hendrix, NWLA's founder and director.
NWLA offers multi-age language and cultural programs, children's summer camps, multi-cultural dinners, language cafés for young and old, and private instruction. It also offers guided foreign travel, and classes in eight languages: French, Italian, Portuguese, German, Spanish, Bulgarian, Japanese and Chinese.
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In April 2011, Krystall not only had to leave her job but she learned her baby was going to be born eight weeks early due to her rising blood pressure. Monet came into the world weighing slightly more than 3 pounds, and thankfully didn't have any major problems many premature babies encounter.
"I had preeclampsia (a condition which hypertension arises along with protein in the urine), and my baby's heart rate was dropping," Krystall said. "They told me I didn't have a choice but to have her early, and it really was a nightmare because I really didn't know what I was facing.
But she pulled through and was able to come home and is healthy now. I am so thankful for that. Yes, I am."
However, 18 months later, Krystall, 27, has not been able to return to work because she must take care of Monet and her 5-year-old son, Michael. And although she was able to move in with her mother, Sheryl, in her Garden District home, Krystall has been unsuccessful in finding a job that will allow her to both work and take care of her children.
Without work, Christmas will be a tough venture for her and her children.
"I've been trying to find a job, and almost was able to get back with the company I used to work for, but it fell through," Krystall said. "It's real hard right now. I'm not able to get things for them for Christmas, especially for my 5-year-old."
For the 117th year, The Times-Picayune Doll & Toy Fund will try to make the season a bit merrier for struggling families in the New Orleans metro area, such as Krystall's, with toy distribution for underprivileged children. This year's event will take place on Dec. 15 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Delgado Community College, City Park campus, building 22. It is there where every child under 12 will receive a toy, a snack bag and a picture with Santa, which is being provided by private and corporate donations.
The fund accepts contributions of cash, checks or money orders (not toys), and donations, which can be sent to The Times-Picayune Doll and Toy Fund, P.O. Box 61065, New Orleans, LA 70161-9979. For more information, call 504.826.3622 or email email@example.com.
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ARLINGTON — The county health district is soliciting support from area cities to explore a new funding method for its Healthy Communities project.
Sixteen municipalities — including the cities of Arlington and Marysville — have either been approached or have decided to support the Snohomish Health District's plan to request federal stimulus dollars from the Center for Disease Control to fund the project, which was cut out of the health district budget earlier this year.
Each city or entity received a concept summary of the district's new plan. According to a letter submitted to the city of Arlington, the federal funding would cover 16 Healthy Communities Specialists to be hired and supervised by the health district.
Those specialists would be placed into participating cities and towns, government offices and the Tulalip tribes.
One specialist would be placed in both Arlington and Marysville, city officials said.
City of Arlington spokeswoman Kristin Banfield said the Arlington City Council was notified of the potential funding at the Nov. 9 Council workshop.
Participating cities would be required to provide office space and support to the new staff members, and would technically work for the city but receive compensation from the health district.
In a draft letter of support, city of Arlington Mayor Margaret Larson said that the city recognizes the importance of decreasing obesity in Snohomish County.
"We see the Healthy Communities project as a positive step toward improving the health of all of our citizens and will enable us as a community to maintain positive changes and revers the growing trend of obesity/overweight children and adults among out population," Larson wrote in the letter, dated Nov. 6.
The Arlington specialist would also cover Darrington and Smokey Point, according to the county proposal.
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With the Knicks about to start Summer League play, they'll get to show off two rookies in Las Vegas.
New York announced today that it signed Tim Hardaway Jr., their first-round choice and the 24th overall selection in the 2013 NBA Draft. That wasn't much of a surprise, as was his contract -- according to The Post's Marc Berman, it's the standard four-year, $6 million rookie deal.
But the second signing made official by the Knicks, C.J. Leslie, is just as intriguing as Hardaway. The 6-foot-9 forward averaged 15.1 ppg, 7.5 rebounds and shot 51.9 percent from the floor last year for North Carolina State. Plus, he was a potential first-round pick that fell out of the draft.
Other names that are listed on the Knicks' roster that are notable include Chris Smith, J.R. Smith's brother who underwent knee surgery last year during his training camp tryout, as well as A.J. Matthews, a rookie center who was a possible draft pick out of Division-III Farmingdale State. Iman Shumpert is also slated to play.


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As the holiday season gets rolling, so did teams around the state on Thursday, when no fewer than 144 girls basketball games were on the schedule.
We have staff coverage of a key early-season meeting between Montclair and East Orange Campus, the Morris Knolls game at Parsippany Hills as well as Gov. Livingston's match-up with Summit.
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Teana Muldrow scored 10 of her 25 points in the fourth quarter for East Orange in a 42-34 victory over Montclair. Myisha Hines-Allen had a huge game for Montclair with 22 points, 19 rebounds and six steals. // GAME STORY
In Berkeley Heights:
Gov. Livingston's Mallory George showed a lot of tenacity. On the court and off.
Yesterday, on the court, there was no hesitation in her relentless attempts to break through Summit's press. Against three defenders packed in the paint, George typically didn't get a bucket. But she always got to the line, where the senior power forward went 13-for-16 in producing a game-high 23 points for Gov. Livingston's 51-29 victory over Summit. // GAME STORY
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Danielle Russo may be the best reserve in Morris County.
After missing all of last year with an injury to her quad, the junior sparked Parsippany Hills' comeback with a key 3-pointer four minutes into the third quarter in Parsippany Hills' 37-33 victory over Morris Knolls in Morris Plains. // GAME STORY
In Belmar, the duo of Manasquan transfers Marina Mabrey and Katelynn Flaherty combined for 44 points as Point Pleasant Beach moved to 3-0 with a 59-36 victory over St. Rose (2-1).
Hunterdon Central 49, Immaculata 47
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Snyder 44, Hoboken 38, OT
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Touchdown Asteroid
This week's selection for the Extreme Explorer Hall of Fame is the landmark first asteroid lander–the NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft.
So remarkable was its journey–to soft-land on a peanut shaped asteroid – about 176 million kilometers (109 million miles) from Earth. Eros is the Greek name for Cupid, the familiar bringer of love from classical mythology, and somewhat appropriately the lander began its historic dive to the heart of its asteroid companion on Valentine's Day, 2001.
|Video: NEAR Shoemaker flyover of Eros. Credit: Johns Hopkins Univ. APL
At the time, Andrew Cheng, NEAR Project Scientist wrote: "On Monday, 12 February 2001, the NEAR spacecraft touched down on asteroid Eros, after transmitting 69 close-up images of the surface during its final descent. Watching that event was the most exciting experience of my life."
To relive that remarkable event last month–even after the NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft had exceeded every mission expectation — the project team asked for one more spectacular addition to the mission's legacy: Talk to us one more time.
But NEAR Shoemaker – the first spacecraft to orbit, land on and send data from the surface of an asteroid – kept mum despite a 12-hour effort to communicate with it.
"The exercise was an experiment to see how robust the spacecraft and its instrumentation and subsystems were given the extremely cold temperature it has been in for nearly two years," says NEAR Mission Director Robert Farquhar. "We didn't hold out much hope but we had an opportunity to establish an important data point and didn't want to lose the chance."
The attempt was initiated at 2:40 p.m. EST, Tuesday, Dec. 10, by the NEAR mission operations team at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, which managed the mission and built the spacecraft, and the Deep Space Network team, which supported the effort through their 70-meter Goldstone antenna. With asteroid Eros only about 86 million miles (138 million kilometers) from Earth – less than half the distance it was when NEAR Shoemaker landed on it in February 2001 – and NEAR Shoemaker's solar panels basking in sunlight for the past three months, the timing was ideal.
First, operators listened passively for a carrier signal from the spacecraft. Then they sent commands asking NEAR Shoemaker to transmit data indicating it had survived the last 22 months on the asteroid's surface, despite temperatures that dipped as low as minus 170 degrees Celsius (-274 degrees Fahrenheit) and long periods of total darkness.
Not knowing which of NEAR Shoemaker's two computers had access to its transmitter, mission operators tried sending commands to one, then the other. Then they waited — in vain — to receive data. Farquhar says the team will probably never know precisely why NEAR Shoemaker did not respond and they do not expect to try again.
|The rocks inside a crater on the Asteroid Eros. Numerous small impacts on the asteroid show brown boulders visible interior to the less exposed (white) lip of the crater. False-color for emphasis. Credit: NEAR Project, JHU APL, NASA
To ensure its picture-perfect crash landing, the scientists had to precisely calculate the rate of the asteroid's rotation. If they had measured wrong, the spacecraft would have landed on the asteroid at the wrong angle spoiling the opportunity for picture taking. Scientists at Caltech in Pasadena, California, and the National Space Studies Centre in Toulouse, France, had determined that Eros rotates once every 5.27 hours. The Caltech team then measured Eros's rotation by tracking the movement of landmarks on the series of photographs beamed back from the NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft's on-board camera.
Cheng recollected the human drama of those tense moments of soft-crash: "I was asked immediately afterwards how I felt, and I mumbled something about being tired and happy, but I missed the point. I realized afterward what I should have said: it was like watching Michael Jordan on the basketball court, when the game is on the line and he is in the groove. One miracle after another unfolds, and we are left stunned and speechless. When we learned that the spacecraft had not only landed on the surface, but was still operational, we hardly knew what to think."
The asteroid's rotation and unusual shape (in places resembling either a heart or giant peanut) can result in a very complex gravitational field, and this further complicated the Eros landing. But the scientists had plotted the contours of Eros to an accuracy of 1 kilometer (0.6 mile), allowing them to estimate the gravitation of Eros at various points on the asteroid. Gravity did the rest of the work, to a soft crash landing.
To have a gravitational pull strong enough to attract other large bodies, an object in space has to be at least 100 kilometers (60 miles) wide. Eros is approximately 30 kilometers (20 miles long), so its parent body could very well have been big enough to form one of the planets in our solar system.
The various measurements conducted by the NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft have helped scientists to understand the composition, mineralogy, and other characteristics of Eros, which, in turn, have allowed them to make assumptions about the history of the asteroid.
"The final weeks of low altitude operations," noted Cheng, "revealed bizarre and surprising aspects of surface structures on Eros, including one type of feature we noticed for the first time in the very last image taken by the spacecraft (the incomplete image taken from a height of 120 meters, 2001 Feb 12F )."
"There are markedly fewer small, fresh craters on Eros than we would expect from our experience at the Moon, and an amazing profusion of boulders, likewise more than we expected. We do not know just what is happening on the surface of Eros to cover and/or obliterate craters while making and/or uncovering boulders. "
What's Next
Delayed indefinitely this month, ESA's Rosetta lander, was to be the first man-made object to land on a comet. Hampered by rocketry concerns, the landing phase presented planners with another set of challenges altogether. "Firstly, we don't know anything about how rough the surface is," said Rosetta Project Scientist Gerhard Schwehm. "It could be covered with fluffy snow like the Alps or it could be hard rocks and craters. We can, however, be sure that it will not be smooth and flat resembling parking lots."
Scientists had designed Rosetta's landing gear to cope with most nasty surprises as soon as it touches down on Comet Wirtanen in 2011. Two harpoons were to anchor the probe to the surface. The self-adjusting landing gear will ensure that it stays upright, even on a slope. The lander's feet will drill into the ground. These devices will help counteract the fact that there is no gravity on a comet.
Nevertheless in the next 5 or so years there will be, if everything works out, no fewer than six to seven encounters of spacecraft with comets and asteroids. All the following missions are fully funded, though only not all have already been launched (the others will follow in 2003 to 2004):
|2001 Sept. 22
|Deep Space One
|(simple flyby)
|2003 Nov. 12
|(simple flyby)
|2004 Jan. 1
|Wild 2
|(coma sample return)
|2005 July 3
|Tempel 1
|Deep Impact
|(big mass impact)
|2005 Sept.
|(sample return)
|2006 June 18
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|2006 July 11
|(simple flyby)
As Cheng concluded after their remarkable encounter with Eros, "The images tell us a tale whose outcome we don't yet know, but there is more."


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Ruhag, William, drayman , eseast side Fifteenth, betbetween Wash and Carr
Ruhan, James, tailor , nsnorth side W ash, betbetween Seventeenth & Eighteenth
Ruhan, Thomas, tailor , sssouth side Wash, wwest of Seventeenth
Ruhl, Henry, shoemaker , 148 ssouth Second
Ruhman, John, cooper , wswest side Main, betbetween Bates and O'Fallon
Rule, Alexander S., pilot , nenortheast corcorner Seventh and Hickory
Rule, Orville G., foreman at St. Louis shot tower
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BARTON (AP) - A Vermont man has been charged with first-degree murder after telling police he shot and killed a woman in Barton.
Police in Lyndonville said 76-year-old Carlton Bickford of Glover arrived Friday afternoon. He told them he killed 72-year-old Rachel Coburn.
State troopers found Coburn dead at her home from an apparent gunshot wound. They said the two argued. He left, got a shotgun and shells, and returned. There was another argument before Bickford fired a shot, striking Coburn.
Police said Bickford then attempted to take his own life. He suffered a grazing injury to his shoulder. He drove himself to the Lyndonville Police Department to report what happened.
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|Expanding the Care Continuum for HIV/AIDS: Bringing Carers Into Focus
AUTHOR: J. Ogden, S. Esim, C. Grown
This review explores the specific issues that cluster around the provision of 'care' in the context of the global HIV/AIDS pandemic. The authors argue that the economic concept of the 'care economy' provides a useful lens through which to view the HIV/AIDS pandemic, as it illuminates the increased labour, time and other demands placed upon households and shows that the assumptions on which norms and expectations of care provision are based are increasingly being challenged.
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Quick reax: 2012 Critics Choice Awards Winners
Ah, the Critics Choice Awards. It's hard to put what the Critics Choice Awards really mean. They've sort of become a marketing tool for studios, but beyond a nice early red carpet we're not sure what they really are for. Plus, with the Globes on Sunday, you'll forget who won what by Friday at noon. And of course, these are the broadcast film critics. You really don't want me to start listing their names*
*A certain HitFix family member excluded of course.
That being said, let's go over the winners.
Picture: "The Artist."
An impressive win out of 10 nominees. Considering "The Artist" will likely win the Globe, things are looking good for the silent film wonder.
Actor: George Clooney, "The Descendants."
The Critics had a chance to go with Brad Pitt and passed. Shocking. Nice win for Clooney. SAG will tell the tale.
Actress: Viola Davis, "The Help."
Poor Meryl, she's now lost at the Critics' Choice Awards again. It's one thing to lose at the Oscars time and time again, but the Critics' Choice Awards? Ouch. Nice ring for Davis though.
Supporting actor: Christopher Plummer, "Beginners."
Nice recognition for a film most of the membership probably didn't see until the screener arrived in the mailbox.
Supporting actress: Octavia Spencer, "The Help."
Not a surprise. Spencer is a doll in interviews. She's got lots of fans among the press and this was her breakout role. But, seriously, you thought McCarthy here didn't you?
Acting ensemble: "The Help."
Honestly, I would have expected "Bridesmaids" here, but if it wasn't "Bridesmaids" it was gonna be "The Help."
Director: Michel Hazanavicius, "The Artist."
Harumph. This makes the Weinstein Company very happy. We'll see at DGAs.
Original screenplay: Woody Allen, "Midnight in Paris."
Good for Woody. Would be nice for him to get the same Oscar love in February.
Adapted screenplay: Steven Zaillian, Aaron Sorkin and Stan Chervin, "Moneyball."
I think this win is pre-ordained for the Oscars.
Cinematography: "The Tree of Life" and "War Horse" (tie)
A tie. How novel. Great DP's though.
Art direction: "Hugo."
Yawn. But, definitely a leading Oscar contender.
Editing: "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo."
They realize this wasn't for editing the trailer right?
Costume design: "The Artist."
Cough. Cough. OK. We get it, you love "The Artist," but did you look at the other nominees closely BFCA?
Makeup: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2."
Uh, OK. I'd have gone with "Albert Nobbs" or "J. Edgar," but hey I love "Death Hallows, Pt. 2" so any recognition is good.
Visual effects: "Rise of the Planet of the Apes."
That's nice.
Sound: "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2."
Honestly, I don't trust the BFCA to determine these sort of awards, but good for "Harry."
Animated feature: "Rango."
Whew. So afraid "Cars 2" would win here. (Oh right, it wasn't nominated. Still didn't trust Lasseter to try and pull off an upset.)
Action movie: "Drive."
Sort of insulting category for "Drive," but at least it got some public recognition.
Comedy movie: "Bridesmaids."
Foreign language film: "A Separation."
Great pick. Let's hope it wins the Oscar.
Documentary feature: "George Harrison: Living in the Material World."
Now, that's the BFCA we know and love! Ridiculous. This was a two-part documentary series for HBO. It wasn't intended for theaters and only screened at a few festivals.
Song: "Life's a Happy Song," Bret McKenzie and the Muppets, "The Muppets."
Fingers crossed it makes the Oscar cut.
Score: "The Artist."
Oscar preview. Likely.
Best Young Actor: Thomas Horn, "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"
Eh, would have gone with Woodley, here, but boy that certainly tied into the movie's commercial sponsorship in the upcoming TV break, huh?
What did you think of this year's Critics' Choice Awards? Share your thoughts below.
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The Rangers came to Philadelphia looking for a spark as they continue to hunt for a playoff spot. They found it -- and then some -- in their top line.
John Tortorella featured a combination of Carl Hagelin, Derek Stepan and Rick Nash in the 5-2 victory over the Flyers. Nash scored twice while Derek Stepan had a season-high four points, continuing to prove he's the Blueshirts' top pivot.
"It's been an effective line. I consider that our top line. They've probably been our most consistent players this year so we put them together," John Tortorella said, via ESPNNewYork's Katie Strang.
Nash was pleased with the play of his linemates in the win. "(Stepan) is such a smart player and he's so good defensively that he opens things up offensively," he said, according to The Daily News' Pat Leonard. "And on both goals, (Hagelin) started both plays."
Stepan also didn't take full responsibility for how well he played, telling Strang, "My job's pretty easy with those two guys. So, I'm going to stick with that."
There's no doubt the Rangers will stick with that line as they head to Ottawa Thursday.
Here's NJ.com's daily aggregation of Rangers news from around the web:
• Brad Richards spoke recently about his struggles this season, but he also had a strong game last night with a goal and an assist. "Two points. First time since the '80s," he joked, according to The Post's Larry Brooks.
• Mats Zuccarello, who signed with the Rangers recently, will join the team in Ottawa today, Strang reported. Meanwhile, Jesper Fast will receive a physical and could fly to Ottawa afterwards.


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There are some tough games to pick this week. Atlanta has been playing well and is getting 3 points at home against the Bears. Do you go with the solid-but-unspectacular Falcon team or give up the points and take the Chicago team? The Dolphins have been showing signs of life and are getting 3 points against a Texans team that has yet to get a win. The Chargers haven't been playing extremely well, yet they are favored by 5 points over a New England team who, despite losing Tom Brady, has only lost one game. Very seldom are there ever easy games to pick.
Speaking of tough games, I lost a few of them myself last week. I felt relatively good about the Ravens hanging in there with the Titans and I was getting 3 points. So what happened? They lost by 3 points so I pushed. I was also relatively confident in the Broncos beating Tampa Bay and the line was only 3.5 so I took it. The final result? Denver won by only 3 so I lost. That's two games that were decided for me by a half of a point. That also wound up being the difference for me between a winning week and a losing week.
So here we go with my slate for Week 6...
Last Week: 5 - 7 - 1
Season: 33 - 36 - 1
Week 6 Picks Are In BOLD
Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts (-4)
Cincinnati Bengals at New York Jets (-9)
Carolina Panthers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers (-1.5)
Detroit Lions at Minnesota Vikings (-13.5)
Chicago Bears at Atlanta Falcons (+3)
Miami Dolphins at Houston Texans (-3)
St. Louis Rams at Washington Redskins (-14)
Jacksonville Jaguars at Denver Broncos (-3.5)
Philadelphia Eagles at San Francisco 49ers (+5)
Dallas Cowboys at Arizona Cardinals (+5.5)
Green Bay Packers at Seattle Seahawks (-3)
New England Patriots at San Diego Chargers (-5)
New York Giants at Cleveland Browns (+8)
Oakland Raiders at New Orleans Saints (-7)
Score Prediction: Raiders 17 - Saints 31
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EA denies having new Microsoft console dev kits
EA has acted to quash rumours that suggested that they have development kits for a brand new next generation of Microsoft console hardware.
VP of communications at EA Jeff Brown has categorically denied the leak that appeared yesterday via Develop stating: "This story is a total fabrication 100 percent not true."
The rumours quickly prompted speculation that Microsoft were planning a reveal for new hardware at E3 next month. With the source also claiming that the new console has improved support for Kinect and Microsoft promising much more new announcements related to Kinect at E3 the reveal is an outside possibility.
Despite the denial Develop's source is adamant that the publishing giant does have kits for new Microsoft hardware. True or not, EA will be legally required to deny all knowledge of the development kits as they will have signed a non-disclosure agreement before taking possession of the new hardware.
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SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio -- Esa Ahmad's trip to Sacramento, Calif., last weekend was a can't-miss attraction for college coaches. That's because it's their only chance all AAU season to see him play.
Due to NCAA recruiting regulations, the weekend was the only time during the spring and summer that college coaches can watch high school players compete in games. So when Ahmad and his All-Ohio Red team took the floor in Sacramento, coaches from schools like Kentucky, Ohio State and Arizona were in attendance.
"It's a big weekend, but you still have to go out there and play how you play," said Ahmad, the Shaker Heights junior who along with St. Edward junior Kipper Nichols is giving cleveland.com access inside his college recruitment in an ongoing series. "You have to go out there and play your game."
Ahmad, who will take an unofficial visit to Ohio State on Thursday, added that he's not nervous before events like these and instead looks forward to them to show off what he can do.
"I thought I played great," Ahmad said. "Coaches love my versatility and how hard I play. I've basically been playing guard, and I'm just trying to make the right play with the ball."
In his team's three games there, Ahmad averaged 13.3 points and 9.7 rebounds, while shooting 50 percent from the field. Since he returned to Ohio, the Shaker Heights forward has already picked up two more offers -- Penn State and Texas Tech. (See an updated recruiting timeline for Ahmad here).
The trip to Sacramento was the first stop of the Nike Elite Youth Basketball League. The top 17U AAU teams compete at four sessions across the country. It culminates in the Peach Jam Finals in South Carolina in July.
"It's a great experience playing some of the top talent in the country," Ahmad said. "You want to see what all of these cities are like, but you realize that you're still there for basketball and you want to have the best record."
This upcoming weekend is a week off from the EYBL. Ahmad and All-Ohio Red will Fort Wayne, Ind., for the Spiece Run N' Slam.
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We demonstrate that diode laser self-mixing interferometry can be exploited to instantaneously measure the ablation front displacement and the laser ablation rate during ultrafast microdrilling of metals. The proof of concept was obtained using a 50-μm-thick stainless steel plate as the target, a microchip fiber laser as the machining source, and an diode laser with an integrated photodiode as the probe. The time dependence of the hole penetration depth was measured with a resolution.
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It's hard to believe that the Disney Magic is 15 years old but after she goes through refurbishment in September you will be amazed at her transformation
With her new features you will see that Walt Disney Cruise Lines does not plan to eat anybody's dust when it comes to appealing to the family travel market.
Let's talk about the new AquaDunk. This will be a new thrill slide where a rider steps into a chamber whose door then closes, the bottom falls out and a 40 foot plunge sends the rider out over the ocean through an enclosed tube and then back again to the deck. There will be a new family slide as well for the less fearless. But don't worry they are not messing with the, adult-only, Quiet Cove. Other popular water features from the newer Disney ships will be added as well to make this water zone one of the hubs of entertainment.
The children's play areas will also get a re-do. SInce Disney's acquisition of Marvel Entertainment they now have a stable of super heroes to appeal to modern little boys.
Restaurants will be revamped. But don't worry, the ever popular Animator's Palette and the adult only restaurant, Palo's, won't be changing much. All in all there will be a lighter, more aquatic color scheme and this great ship will continue getting raves from families, large and small.
if you are looking for some "thrills" for your family the refurbished Magic will be sailing from Miami this fall and winter.
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|Welcome to the world of Pokémon, Jazziman123!
|Welcome to Pokémon Wiki, and thank you for your contributions! There's a lot to do around here, so I hope you'll stay with us and make many more improvements.
I'm really happy to have you here, and look forward to contributing with you!
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Hollister is the cheaper and younger version of the well known Abercrombie & Fitch clothing brand. The best selling feature of A&F was of course copied by Hollister: the bare chested male models in front of every store.
At an opening of the South Korean store, these models misbehaved. They mocked Asians on their (private) Twitter accounts, squinting their eyes. Shame on them.


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I remember playing Sims on X-Box 10 years ago. Gays could get married and have sex back then. How exactly do they procreate in the game, though? Do they get a Sim-surrogate?
I don't think that having children was such a big thing in Sims 1. I believe that in Sims 3 you can adopt.
Honestly, any game in which the characters have sex should probably have an adult only rating anyway.
@Ridpathos: They don't "have sex". They "woohoo" which consists of hiding under the covers and giggle while they wriggle around.
Has anyone downloaded the "Woohoo Bed" or the program that you can use to see the sims naked in the shower? I had to get rid of the woohoo bed because my men didn't want to do anything but screw!
@DarkZephyr: Oh god. I wonder what they could be doing under there… Playing legos? Kids aren't stupid. -___-;
Fuck Russia.The Sims are Awesome.I've been playing the Sims 3 on my Xbox360.I hope Sims 4 won't just be released for PC.
The only reason I hate Sims is you have to do stuff like help them bathe, eat, etc. I am more an Animal Crossing guy. The basics are covered. Now, lets get a Gay Sims game without the sped up time and the constant need to feed, bathe, make them sleep…
@sangsue: There's a gay sex mod on Sims 3.
Here a instruction to install:
Actually all Sims in the Sims are bisexual so you can do any relationship you want. Russia is just too insecure to thing of these little things. Has Russia ever thought kids are gay or lesbian when they are born? Or are they just ignorant?
uhhhhh even back in Sims 2 the sims could be in same sex relationships… I used to have a lot of fun making characters that looked like popular tv show characters and having them make out and woohoo. Same in sims 3. the story that I'm currently playing is about a lesbian couple and their children. (yes, a mod IS needed to let same sex couples try for baby. but NOT needed just to be in a relationship and/or get married)


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There are over 12,000 people in Singapore trained by the Red Cross in First Aid who could offer assistance before the ambulance arrives – so JWT created Rapid Rescue to help the Red Cross leverage that talent pool.
Everyone who signs up can send an SOS to receive help with just one tap. Certified first-aiders near to the victim receive an alert, and a map of the nearest route to the victim. If no first-aider is within the vicinity, the app automatically calls the nearest ambulance.
The app was launched last year on World First Aid Day, by Singapore's Minister Of State, Madam Halimah Yacob. Within the first month, it was downloaded 44,000 times.
"This recognition by the Effies means so much to us. We've been honoured for our creative work at many award shows this year, and it's fantastic to see that great ideas are effective too," said Frank Bauer, CEO of JWT Singapore.
JWT Singapore won two Gold Clios for Rapid Rescue earlier this year, and was named Creative Agency of the Year (Bronze), and Direct Marketing Agency of the Year (Gold) in May by a panel of judges comprised entirely of client marketers at Marketing Magazine's annual award show. The agency also won two Silvers for work on Lux, at Adfest in March, as well as a Gold and two Silver medals for Rapid Rescue.
"It's ideas like these that make us realise the power of creativity," said Valerie Cheng, Chief Creative Officer at JWT Singapore. "When put to good use, we can truly make a meaningful impact."
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For the past 20 years, downtown merchants have wished more Whidbey Island Race Week participants would make their way from the marina to local shops and restaurants.
This year there is no such worry. Many of the Race Week participants will be camping right downtown on Bayshore Drive, next to Mi Pueblo restaurant.
Its a new camping site, arranged by the city after the Navy closed the traditional area on the Seaplane Base due to post Sept. 11 security rules.
Campers started rolling in their RVs on Thursday. More followed Friday, and by the end of this weekend there will be a small village of people camping downtown.
Dave Morey, one of the first campers to arrive on Thursday, was soaking up some sun with his family and friends next to two big RVs. The group was from Sumner, south of Seattle, and found the new site to their liking.
We wanted a good spot, Morey said, explaining the groups early arrival. Hell bring the boat, named Rock, Paper, Scissors, on Saturday.
Fellow camper Chris Babcock gave a thumbs-up to Thursdays sunny, breezy conditions. This would be awesome, the wind and the weather, if it holds up during next weeks races, she said.
The new camping location affords a fine water view across the avenue, and Morey said the campers are sure to enjoy the downtown site. Everyone will be together in one area, he said. With the shops and restaurants.
Those are soothing thoughts to people like Priscilla Heistad, manager of Greater Oak Harbor Chamber of Commerce. I think our restaurants will see a lot of business, she said, adding that she expects around 300 people to be camping downtown in RVs or tents.
Race Week annually attracts 150 boats, each with a crew plus family members and friends. Some stay on their boats or in motels, but many others enjoy the communal camping experience offered by Race Week organizers.
Theyre people who want to party, Heidecker said, predicting a booming business for restaurants, bars and grocery stores.
Down at the marina, Harbormaster Dave Williams was busy late this week preparing for his guest boats to arrive. Most of the planning was finished, but he still had to write the names of boats on the dock with thick Magic Markers. Were finalizing the moorage plan, he said. Where do you put 150 boats?
The marina has 52 visitors slips plus 800-feet of linear moorage. There are also 352 permanent slips, some of whose tenants help out during Race Week. They plan trips away, Williams says, which makes more room for the visitors.
Only two boats arrived early Thursday. Williams expected two more that night, a few on Friday, but the bulk of them on Saturday and Sunday. They will all be in before the skippers meeting at 5 p.m. Sunday.
Williams was working in the sunshine, and he hoped that it would hang around for Race Week. But sun wasnt his top priority. We hope for good weather but more than that we hope for wind, he said. I hope we didnt waste it all this week.
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Yahoo has once again gone outside the company to breathe new life into the once-mighty Internet titan: Scott Thompson, most recently the president of eBay's PayPal division, takes the helm on Monday, January 9th.
Tech wrap: Yahoo battle with Alibaba heats up
Yahoo's battle with Alibaba intensified as they issued contradictory statements over the Chinese company's transfer of a major Internet asset to its CEO. Analysts said the handover of Alipay, an online e-commerce payment system, to Alibaba CEO Jack Ma has reduced the value of Yahoo's 43 percent Alibaba stake. Yahoo said it had been blindsided by the deal, while Alibaba countered that Yahoo was aware of the transaction by virtue of having a board seat, now held by former Yahoo Chief Executive Jerry Yang, who is also a Yahoo director.
Sun Valley: The stars align
Allen & Co's 27th Sun Valley media and technology conference starts on July 7 and ends on July 12. In the meantime, expect media writers to breathlessly report, blog, tweet, photograph and record the event. Why the fuss? There are literally hundreds of people coming who are known to do nothing else than run the universe when it comes to TV shows, movies, telecoms, the Internet and all sorts of other electronic communications. We have lists of all the people who bankroll them as well, along with a list of other interesting people you will find there.
Yahoo: new boss, and (almost) everyone's happy!
We've had two months to ruminate, speculate and analyze about who will take over as Yahoo chief executive after co-founder Jerry Yang who decided 18 months in the hotseat was enough for him.
Ballmer upstaged at first-ever CES keynote?
After watching Bill Gates deliver Microsoft's keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show for 12 years, CEO Steve Ballmer finally got his moment in the sun on Wednesday.
Steve Ballmer might as well take applications for Yahoo job
Able to use a computer? Check. High school diploma? Check. Work well with others? Check. Willing to strike a deal with Microsoft? Ummmm….
Fight on the blogs! Fight on the blogs!
Yahoo rejected again (and again)
Yahoo: Shun me once, shame on you. Shun me three times in one day, shame on… uh, shame on all of you.
APT question: A big win or an empty promise?
Just what Yahoo needs: more controversy
Hey, did someone mention hanging chads?
Not yet, but one of Yahoo Inc's largest and most critical shareholders, Capital Research Global Investors, has asked for a probe of last week's shareholder vote, which was widely seen as a pat on the back for Chief Executive Jerry Yang.


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FORT BENNING, Georgia — Fort Benning officials say they're hearing concerns from residents of areas the post is considering for its planned expansion, according to the Ledger-Enquirer.
George Steuber, deputy garrison commander at Fort Benning, says people are asking whether they should paint their houses or even plant flowers, although a decision on expansion is years away .
Post officials held meetings last week in Stewart, Marion and Harris counties in Georgia and Russell County in Alabama. A final environmental impact study will determine if 82,800 acres in Stewart County will meet training needs.
Stewart County is projected to lose $962,332 in tax revenue if 82,800 acres are taken off the tax rolls. Steuber says the Valley Partnership, the Association County Commissioners of Georgia and the River Valley Regional Council are working on some alternatives for the loss.


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G-Braves Stun Clippers in 4-3 Walk-Off Win
LAWRENCEVILLE, GA – Coolray Field was electric Saturday night, as 7,784 fans gathered to watch a pitching duel between Atlanta Braves pitcher Brandon Beachy and former first rounder, Columbus hurler Trevor Bauer. The fans got more than they bargained for as the Gwinnett Braves (27-37) came back from two runs down in the bottom of the ninth inning to beat the Clippers (30-33) 4-3 on a game-winning sacrifice fly by Matt Pagnozzi in the tenth inning.
Despite early struggles with command of his fastball, Beachy had his complementary pitches working. He went 5.0 innings in his second rehab start for Gwinnett, allowing one run on four hits and striking out eight. His eight punch-outs were a single-game high dating back to September 24, 2011, when he fanned nine Washington Nationals in a start for Atlanta.
The Clippers' lone run off of Beachy came in the second inning, as Chun Chen belted a solo homer over the left field fence, making it 1-0. Beachy fell behind in the count and served up a 2-0 fastball to Chen, who promptly drove the pitch over the wall in left field.
Bauer, meanwhile, looked to upstage his Major League opponent. The Columbus right-hander and former UCLA Bruin threw 7.0 scoreless innings, allowing five hits and striking out six. After allowing a triple to Tyler Pastornicky in the first inning, Bauer retired the next seven in order. In the bottom of the fifth, he ran into some trouble, giving up two singles and a walk to load the bases. However, he induced a line-out and a groundout to keep the Clippers in front, 2-0.
Columbus added a run against Ryan Buchter in the sixth inning to build that 2-0 lead. Ezequiel Carrera led off with a single, stole second and scored on an errant throw by the catcher Pagnozzi.
Gwinnett finally got going after Bauer's exit, scoring a run in the eighth inning off of reliever J.C. Romero. A one-out single by Todd Cunningham and back-to-back walks by Pastornicky and Ernesto Mejia set up a sacrifice fly by Joey Terdoslavich, cutting the deficit to 2-1.
After the Clippers tacked on a run in the top of the ninth, the G-Braves rallied from two down to square it up at 3-3. Joe Leonard led off with a double to left center field off of Clippers' closer Preston Guilmet. With two outs, Leonard came around to score on a fielding error by second baseman Nate Spears, making it 3-2. The error would haunt the Clippers, as a wild pitch allowed Jose Constanza to move to second and score on an RBI single by Cunningham to tie it up.
Cory Rasmus (W, 2-1) tossed a scoreless frame in the 10th inning, setting up the G-Braves in the bottom half of the frame.
With one out, Brandon Boggs tripled off of Paolo Espino (L, 0-2), putting the game-winning run on third base. After back-to-back intentional walks to Leonard and Alden Carrithers, Pagnozzi hit a fly ball to right center, deep enough to score Boggs and win the game. Espino suffered the loss, giving up one run on one hit in 0.2 innings pitched.
Leonard paced the Gwinnett offense, going 3-for-4 with two doubles and a run scored, while Cunningham and Pastornicky added two hits each. Pastornicky extended his hitting streak to 11 games with his first-inning triple.
Carrera led the Clippers, going 2-for-5 with an RBI at the plate.
The Gwinnett Braves continue the series against the Columbus Clippers on Sunday afternoon, first pitch scheduled for 2:05 PM. Left-hander Sean Gilmartin (3-5, 4.43) will start for the G-Braves, while right-hander Danny Salazar (0-1, 4.08) will start for the Clippers. The game will be broadcast on radio on WDUN 550 AM and 102.9 FM and television on CSS.
Sunday is another "Family Day" at Coolray Field, featuring Pre-Game Catch in the Outfield (starting when gates open) and the Post-Game Kids Base Run (kids 12 and under). It's also "Touch-A-Truck" and Public Safety Day, where fans will have the opportunity to get up close with police cars, fire trucks and other public safety vehicles outside Coolray Field. The Gwinnett Braves will also be honoring Lanier High School Resource Officer Rolando Jimenez prior to the game.
Tickets are on sale now by calling the Coolray Field Box Office at (678) 277-0340 or by visiting gwinnettbraves.com


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cant find directions to haines point for ride tomorrow am. i'm in nw and would like to get there. anyone?
Here is a map. Haines point is the pretty colors with the mileage marker. If you are driving there, you can get there via 15th Street or Ohio Drive near the Lincoln Monument or Jefferson Memorial.


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Simply Wild Biscuit Treats
Simply Wild Dog Treats by Green Pet Organics, is a new 100% natural line of treats for dogs inspired by the pure snow peaks of the Rockies, the lush greenery of the Great Smoky Mountains and the poetic beauty of the Grand Canyon. Simply Wild is a line of all-natural holistic dog biscuits that mother nature would be proud of. Using real whole foods like farm fresh vegetables, nutrient-rich fruits, human grade meats, wild game and omega-rich wild trout, Simply Wild maintains a strict philosophy that less is more, simple is better. No wheat, no corn, no soy and never anything artificial.
Barley Flour, Natural Crunchy Peanut butter, Rolled Oats, Tapioca Flour, Water, Blackstrap Molasses, Brewer's Yeast, Garlic
Crude Protein (% min) Crude Fat 11%
Crude Fiber (% max) Moisture 2%
* Wheat Free
4.58 rating based on 12 reviews
Featured Reviews for Simply Wild Grilled Bison Dog Treats (1.1 lb)
Great Treats by Sandi from Stuttgart Germany12/28/2010
My puppies love these cookies! I have a doberman that has food allergies and its tough to find treats that are tasty and that are also safe for him to eat. They seem like a great quality snack !
the dogs love these by Horsey lady from Upstate ny01/24/2014
the treats seem exciting to the corgis - their eyes get huge when they get them, indication of they like them alot! economical =- they do crumble so would not be great as a training treat but otherwise are ok
Dogs like them by Luvmytwodogs from Missouri11/10/2012
I ordered these treats because one of my dogs cannot eat wheat. The dogs love them, but in the shipping process most of the treats were broken/crushed. I ended up sprinkling many of the crumbs on the dogs' food. They seemed to gobble them up!
Awesome Treats! by Jill S from Anthem, AZ01/23/2010
I received the Grilled Bison treats for my dogs. While they look like hard biscuits, they are actually much more moist, which was a nice surprise. My dogs absolutely LOVED them!
Thumbs down by CO_Sheryl03/25/2014
The product was backordered, which I could live with. When I finally received it a couple of months later, there was not one whole biscuit in the entire pack! Most pieces were less than 1 to 2 cm, with many more that were just small crumbs. I didn't personally tastes them, but my dogs don't seem to be overly enthusiastic about the crumbs - they seem kind of dry and tasteless. I certainly won't waste the money on them again.
changed product by CJ09/26/2014
I bought a bunch of these bags of treats and my dogs loved them. The recent batch seems differently made and a bit more full of "filler" rather than what seemed to be dehydrated or baked meat. My dogs are allergic to many things, and they scratch a lot more with the the new product. They still love eating them, but I don't know if I'll buy them again. Alas. I thought I had a product that would work for us, and then it got changed. I wouldn't recommend it in its current type, but I did recommend these biscuits formerly.
Tasty by Sadie from Az09/01/2014
Dogs love the ingredients...always ready for a treat that's good for them.
Good treats by Gitanjali from India04/01/2012
Last time when I ordered these, the packet had burst open when it reached me. I'm glad to see it was intact this time.
Crumbs by Vermont Yankee from Weathersfield, VT08/28/2010
That is what I received in the paper like bag. Dogs love them but it is tough to give to large dogs when they are delivered like someone had taken the bag and squashed the devil out of it.
Surprisingly tasty by Kulagal from Hawaii10/31/2011
My dog does not normally like "biscuit-like" treats, prefers "meaty" or jerky like stuff, but she likes these biscuits, and the stay crisp even after opened. You can break them into pieces to make them last on a walk.
Tasty Treats by Terriermom from Austin,Texas03/26/2010
My Cairn liked these right away, just like the Venison. One is soft, one hard. I put them in a container and mix them, so I can give her a different treat each time. She does not like all treats, but she loves these. Glad I made this choice. She is still a puppy, so we will shop here for a long time,thanks for the great service.
Simply wild over treats! by PWDmom from Oshkosh, WI08/11/2014
My dogs love the entire line of Simply Wild treats. I think their favorite is the grilled bison. My only problem with them is their size. They are @ 1" x 1.5" and they break easily so we have tons of broken pieces in the bottom of the bag. So many of the treats are broken that I feel like we've wasted a lot of good munchies. The dogs tend to inhale the small bits rather than chew. I wish they'd change their shape to one that wouldn't break so easily. Maybe 1' x 1"?
good stuff by cakelady1 from Holiday,FL04/24/2012
really good, natural treats,my dog loves it.
Really Healthy Value! by Barbara from Camarillo, California10/29/2011
The Simply Wild line of dog treats has very healthy, grain-free snacks that are reasonably priced, especially the "3-packs." Few ingredients, all natural, and very crunchy, so that even the 1x1.5" cracker provides sufficient chew time for my large dogs. I've tried the grilled bison and will get the venison & apple next time for variety. Note to Entirely Pets: it would be nice to get the 3-pack in variety form, or even the 1.1 lb bags with a mixture of crackers!
The valuable snack for your pets by Christine from San Gabriel, CA10/23/2012
"Organic" + " Wheat Free" & "Grain Free" are their selling points, and that is the important reason why you have to buy that for you pets, because you want them to be more healthy, thats all
Featured Reviews for 3-PACK Simply Wild Grilled Bison Dog Treats (3.3 lbs)
Cookies came crushed by Coco58 from Toledo, OH01/14/2014
I received 3 bags of crushed cookies. I emailed within 15 minutes of receiving them and haven't heard anything back but an acknowledgement saying that I would hear back from them within 24 hours that was over a month ago.
Bad! by Karen from USA11/18/2013
Biscuits came all crumbled up. Even the replacements were crumbled!!! I would just add them to my dogs food but he's not that crazy about them.
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Order these treats and thought they would be great. Treat is OK but the 3 packets arrived as crumbs. Called back and told them I wanted a refund but they sent 3 more packs of crumbs.
packaging by needs from aWhoever
Not sure how to rate these by puppygs from Gainesville, GA11/19/2013
So I gave these treats 3 stars only because I'm not sure if I'll buy them again. I love that they have very few ingredients and my dogs loved them!! But, they are the crumbliest treats ever. When I got them they were mostly crumbs and were hard to feed as treats. When I got towards the bottom of the bag I ended up just dumping the crumbs on their food.
Simply Wild Grilled Bison Dog Treats by nannacathyab from Baxley, GA12/14/2011
I just received my first order of Simply Wild Grilled Bison Dog Treats and my girls are already in love with them. They receive "cookies" as rewards for good behavior; and I'm seeing lots of good behavior since I've started offering them Simply Wild Grilled Bison Dog Treats!
Very happy with these treats by Doggrl from Wisconsin08/20/2013
We found out after 10 years of chronic stomach aches, that our dog is allergic to fish, chicken and grains. Over this last 18 months, we have worked hard to find treats that don't have these ingredients AND are low in fat. Not easy - but finding these (along with the Natural Balance LIT line) - has been wonderful. Our pup absolutely loves them (and so does her brother!)
Love these treats by bear09/10/2012
My Mom got these for me because I am on a restricted diet and she can't find many treats that meet her criteria. She hit the jackpot with the bison crackers! They're super yummy -- the only thing is that they leave crumbs on the floor when i crunch them so she makes me eat them when we're outside (except when I'm being a really good boy -- then she gives me some anyway).
don't order unless you don't mind broken pieces by vi10/14/2013
these are wonderful treats and my dog loves them but unless they can figure a way to ship them better I don't think I will order them again. the first 3 bags arrived with maybe one whole one in each bag the rest were broken in small pieces. they replaced them 4 me which was nice but they still arrived in not as bad a shape as the first ones did but still many broken.
tasty treats by dog mom from Dunedin, FL12/28/2012
Two of my dogs really like this, but my girl is picky about everything!
The best treat by Granpa from Denver Co.02/28/2014
I have a miniature pincher, ten years old but when it is treat time she jumps like a kid! She really loves them. By the way I haven't received my last order yet
Featured Reviews for Simply Wild Peanut Butter Dog Treats (1.1 lb)
Picky Dogs by Showmemo from Holden MO07/09/2013
I thought these would be a good treat for my 2 Westies but apparently I was outvoted. I gave each dog one of these and hey looked at each other and then walked off leaving the treats on the floor. Usually they at least walk off with something they not thrilled about but this time they said No Way on these.
by from 02/02/2010
My labs seemed to really like these treats, although honestly they aren't terribly picky! The size isn't too big and can be used whole, but I also found they could easily be broken up to use as smaller rewards.
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Loved 'em! by Diamondbrite from Tampa Bay Florida01/29/2010
My 2 Min Pins and a Maltese could smell them as soon as I opened the bag. They are a great size for small dogs and seems to be well tolerated by them. Sometimes treats can be too rich for small dogs.
Dog Treats by Bella from Lakeside, California01/28/2010
My Bella Loved Just LOVED these treats they are the Best ever
by None11/08/2012
This was a new purchase for me, but knowing how much she likes peanut butter I knew it could not fail, and I was right.
Total rejection by GingerF from Portland Oregon01/16/2014
We are an almond butter family so the peanut butter was not appealing and the size was too big for my 6 pound dog to chew or grasp. So we gave it to another. Not his cup of tea.
Thought they'd be better by janetsue01/31/2013
A little disappointed in these. Nothing special for the price. My English Springer loves peanut butter, but in smelling these biscuits myself, they don't scream "peanut butter" as I expected they would...but I guess I'm not the one eating them!
Excellent treat! by Maggie from Deerfield Beach, FL01/25/2010
My Yorkie/Silky LOVED Simply Wild treats!
Great Treats! by J.R.01/28/2010
Our dog loved them. He isn't picky though. Nice size treats.
by Katie12/07/2012
Good nutritional value, but not my dog's favorite.
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Featured Reviews for 3-PACK Simply Wild Peanut Butter Dog Treats (3.3 lbs)
My dogs didn't like by Weezeh from Oregon11/25/2013
Other dogs may love these treats, but my dogs didn't. :( Sorry.
Dogs love them by Sadie from Az09/01/2014
Love them..dogs can't get enough..not just your old plain biscuit ..
Featured Reviews for Simply Wild Venison & Apple Dog Treats (1.1 lb)
Yummy,says my Cairn by Terriermom from Austin,Texas03/26/2010
My Cairn is picky and she loves these treats. She liked the Bison ones also. Entirely Pets is the best.
Dogs go wild by Horsey lady from Upstate ny07/02/2013
All 3 love this- eyes get big- easy to feed and break into smaller pieces
Simply Wild Venison and Apple - Good quality treat by lovecamping from Rustburg, Va.01/26/2010
I have 2 - 8 year old dogs who are very picky eaters and very protective of their treats. One dog is a Shih Tzu and the other is a Tibetan Spaniel. Both sniffed the package and could hardly wait for me to get it open. They both quickly took their treat and went to hide them from the other. I have not seen them eat the treats yet, but hiding them is a good sign that they will like them. They are both trained as self-feeders and frequently "save" their favorite treats by hiding them. The treats smell good and seem to be of high quality.
Not so much by Maya from Denver, CO04/04/2014
Dog did not like at all. He has eaten a couple, but most times just leaves them on the ground. They are quite "cardboard" like---wonder if they don't really have any appealing flavor. WOuld not order again.
Simply Great Treat by shadow's human02/18/2014
Received promptly. Perfect condition (not all broken up). Perfect size for a little healthy treat. Must be yummy because Shadow is looking for more.
My dog loved them! by Mare from Ohio01/21/2010
My dog went nuts before I ever got the package open, and then once I did, he gobbled it right up.
2 out of 3.... thumbs up! by sallyzhome from Greenville, SC01/25/2010
I take in strays & work with them until I can place them with a new home. Currently, I have a pit mix, Eli. He actually was not a stray> just a bit problematic for his owner =( & Eli LOVED these treats! Minnie is my golden mix & she LOVED these treats. However, Buddy, my shih-tsu mix, was not crazy about them. /he carried it off but allowed the others to come get his treat. Buddy is my VERY picky eater (there's ALWAYS one in the group, lol)! Maybe the venison was too much for him? idk but the others say YES =)
This treats were welcomed home... by Amanda from West Virginia01/23/2010
I actually have two dogs who are completely different from each other. I have a 4 month male Beagle Mix named Riley and then a 9 year old female Husky named Sky. They are like day and night but both seemed to enjoy these treats so these Simply Wild treats were welcomed home with open arms.
by Mag12/10/2013
Very good product. Dog enjoyed them. Would of been nice to. See made in the USA on the package. Had to do some re search to be sure they were.
Drove my dogs "simply wild" by Deb from Plano, TX01/27/2010
All three of my Italian Greyhounds loved these treats. One counter-surfed and got a few extra. I like the ingredients - very healthy. Abbey, Nick and Harlow said to send them more!!! Thanks!
All crumbs - worst purchase ever by Peter from Philadelphia, PA12/25/2011
The product looked good, but when it arrived 2/3 of it were crumbs. Called the customer service number and they sent out a replacement. The replacement was also 2/3 crumbs. There was no manufacturer contact information on the package. Odd that the manufacturer will try to stay anonymous. I will never buy this products again. Sticking to my natures variety dog treats
Featured Reviews for 3-PACK Simply Wild Venison & Apple Dog Treats (3.3 lbs)
Great product! by Green from Chester01/25/2010
Excellent product. My dog LOVED them and it feels good to be giving her a treat that is healthy for her. Definitely would purchase again and again
poor by slygone from florida01/23/2013
my dogs will not eat I will never buy this again!!!!!
Great treats! by JW from Pennsylvania01/03/2014
My dogs love Simply Wild Venison & Apple Dog Treats! Need I say more!
GREAT TREATS by DOG LOVER from POUND RIDGE, NY04/25/2012
Tasty by Sadie from Az07/08/2014
They appear bland looking but must taste really good,as my dogs love them..I like their good nutritional ingredients..
Great Treat!! by Debby from Maryland03/06/2012
I give these to my 2 dogs as a special treat at lunchtime. I am confident they are getting a healthy snack and they definitely love them!!
Packaging needs work by treatsrgreat from shelleysays.com11/13/2013
Treats are fine. My dogs love them. The packaging is not good. The clear front rips away from paper bag and the treats are broken more often than not.
No product to review by treatsrgreat from pound ridge, ny02/05/2014
Apparently this is back ordered and no one knows when it will arrive. Can't review something if not available. You should not offer products that are not available indefinitely.
by Granpa from Denver Co.01/20/2013
I was glad to see not so many broken ones this time. My dog Zoe really loves them broken or not! The packing list included dog treats but there weren't any. But ,yes I will order again.
by from 04/02/2014
These are rectangular crunchy treats and I suppose the venison kinda suppresses the smell of the apples because they don't have a powerful aroma to my nose, but my dog thinks differently -- she scents the air when I open the container and comes running.
not by too from thickThe
3 by pack from andI
Doggie Cookies for Allergic Dogs by M.A. from Pompano Beach, FL09/10/2013
My dog, Maverick, is allergic to beef and chicken, white potatoes and white rice. Even one little piece will cause him to have diareaha and throw up for days. These cookies do none of that and he loves the taste. I highly commend these cookies for dogs with sensitive stomachs.


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Gout is a form of arthritis that causes sudden, severe episodes of pain, tenderness, redness, warmth and swelling of the joints. It is the most common type of inflammatory arthritis in men over the age of 40. Women are usually protected from gout until after menopause.
Gout is the result of deposits of needle-like crystals of uric acid in the joint spaces. Uric acid, a substance that results from the breakdown of purines in the body, usually dissolves in the blood and passes through the kidneys into the urine. In people with gout, the uric acid level in the blood becomes elevated. This is called hyperuricaemia and can be due either to the increased production of uric acid, eg. due to consumption of food rich in purines, or decreased excretion of uric acid from the kidney, eg. renal impairment.
An attack often occurs very suddenly with the maximum intensity of pain reached within a few hours. The joint involved can be extremely painful and is often swollen, warm and red. This rapid development of joint pain is a feature that differentiates gout from most other forms of arthritis. The most common joint affected is the first joint of the big toe. Other joints that may be affected are the knee, ankle, foot, hand, wrist and elbow joints. The shoulder, hip joints and the spine are rarely affected.
Besides evaluating the symptoms, performing a clinical examination and measuring the blood uric acid levels, the most conclusive test for gout is the joint aspiration procedure. This is a simple procedure where a needle is used to remove a sample of fluid from the affected joint. The presence of uric acid crystals (monosodium urate crystals) confirms the diagnosis of gout. However, the absence of such crystals does not rule out gout. Most people with gout have hyperuricaemia but hyperuricaemia may not be present during an acute attack. Hyperuricaemia alone does not mean that a person has gout.
The treatment of gout depends on the stage of the disease.
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) for example, Naproxen, Mefenamic acid, Indomethacin, or Diclofenac are commonly used to relieve pain and swelling during an acute gout episode.
Ultimately, your doctor will advise you regarding the types of medication(s) you need and monitor their side effects.
Gout may be associated with high blood pressure, diabetes, kidney diseases and obesity. It may be important to screen for these diseases. Uric acid crystals can form deposits in the kidneys or the ureter leading to renal or ureteric stones. This can lead to renal impairment.
Diet plays an important role in the management of gout. Patients with gout should avoid foods with high purine content. It is also important to drink lots of water (at least 2 litres per day) unless instructed by a doctor not to do so. Patients should also reduce their consumption of alcoholic beverages and reduce weight. However, crash dieting is not advised.
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- Overview
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- Luxurious, rich detangler revives and defines your curl pattern
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- Restores movement and shine
- About the brand
Bain de Terre All About Curls Camelina Shampoo is specially designed to get your hair back on track and keep it looking healthy, restored and beautiful.
Apply to wet hair. Gently massage into scalp and work to a lather. Rinse. For best results follow with Bain de Terre All About Curls Camelina Conditioner.
With a full line of shampoos, conditioners and styling products, bain de terre is the only hair care line that harnesses the power of botaniceuticals - potent, natural botanicals that nourish, revitalize and protect. Best known for the Sugar & Fig Scalp Massage Scrub, bain de terre offers up hair care remedies and solutions for every hair type and style.