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Mrs. Hernandez was born May 5, 1955, in Beeville to Rosenda (Saenz) and David M. Garcia Sr. She married Julian Hernandez in Beeville and was a home health provider for Legacy Home Health and Hospice. She was a member of St. James Catholic Church.
She was preceded in death by her father, David M. Garcia Sr.; and a granddaughter, Daniella Marie Reza.
Survivors include her husband, Julian Hernandez of Beeville; three daughters, Anna Castillo of Seguin, Angelica Castillo and Josefa "JJ" Hernandez, both of Beeville; six grandchildren; her mother, Rosenda Garcia of Beeville; four sisters, Martha Lopez of Port O'Connor, Sylvia (Samuel) Segovia and Linda (Abraham) Orozco, both of Beeville and Patricia (John) Vana of El Centro, Calif.; a brother, David (Nora) Garcia Jr. of Beeville; father- and mother-in-law, Julian and Josefa Hernandez; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews.
Visitation was held from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, June 25, at Angelus Funeral Home. A rosary was recited there that evening at 7 o'clock by the Cursillistas.
Honorary pallbearers were Gerald Villanueva, Joe Villanueva, Destiny Cantu, Gabriella Reza, Tavianna Hernandez and Abbygale Hernandez.
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Rockies Unleash a Beat'n and the Birds Stop Tweet'n
Cardinals vs Rockies Game 2
Weather: 59 degrees, cloudy.
Wind: 15 mph, In from CF.
Att: 38,149.
I needed this game. Rockies fans needed this game. The Rockies as a team needed this game.
Batting practice was great today. I snagged a ground rule double from Todd Helton and caught it by leaning over the edge and grasping it at the absolute limit of my reach. The second was a catch on the fly from a Cardinal.
It brought back memories watching Matt Holliday launching baseballs onto the concourse again. Pujols did a great job as well. Fun stuff, the pavilion was packed and was rocking for BP.
I finally ran into my friend Jim from Utah. I met Jim early on in my first season blogging. At that time he was on vacation in Denver checking out a Rockies series. Jim introduced himself, told me he enjoyed the Rant and we've been friends ever since. Jim is a huge Rockies fan who loves hang'n at batting practice and he's a family man.
Here he is with his daughter. Great to see you again Jim, at least game two was memorable for ya. Thanks for supporting the Rant all these years brotha.
Here's Dan and Emily. I'll let Dan explain what the sign means.
I hung out with Mike the Rox Addict today in my little spot in the Rockpile. Here's Mike on the third baseline doing his thing.
Today's game was the MLB debut of Juan Nicasio who recently arrived from the Tulsa Drillers. Not a whole lot of fan fare for the Rookies first MLB "Walk of Shame" but inside I was wishing him the best.
Rockies fans know his name now.
So here are the game shots I figure are worthy of my "Personally paid for Memory Storage within WordPress"
Squeez'n Cargo
The always photogenic "Captain Earthman"
Faster than a speeding baseball.
Chris Iannetta home run series.
The Pavilion crowd tracking Iannetta's homer.
The ball bounces off the hands of the dude in the Walker jersey and hits the older guy two rows behind him. Check out the lady in pink with the purple hair, the ball is right by her elbow.
In the blink of an eye this guy manages to do something I've yet to do.
Check out the ball "The Duece" just hit, you can see the black mark from his bat.
Flying Cargo
Rockies put it all together and even up the Series with a final score of 15-4
I have something I have to get off of my chest. It's time for me give the Rant a rest. The Rockpile Rant is not going away and I am not going away. I'm not sure how but in the conversion to the new blogging format I lost about 750 hits a day. I've never blogged for the masses it's always been for the Rantics, but that big of a hit hurts. I also have 80 random entries that were lost(that's like a seasons worth), that WordPress has shown no real interest in helping me recover.
MLBlogs has demonstrated for me on several different occasions that what I do for doesn't mean much to them and I don't trust or believe the monthly rankings anymore thanks to that fiasco in January.
By calling them on their "mistake" I'm sure I p'ssed them off but hey they f'ked up and I was 100% sure of it.
Stand your ground right Pops?
Then finally after years of letting accomplished author Jane Heller slum with us in the Fan Blog category, she finally ventures out on her own. Then immediately out of the blue another author/blogger Zack Hample (who has three books published), is rocking the number one spot in the Fan Blogs category.
Zack has been in the Pro Blog category since the beginning of MLBlogs and a friend..But…
Why is he now in the fan category and WHY no explanation? Why is nobody asking questions?
I've never been a bandwagon Rockies fan but right now I choose not to pay to see them play.
At times this season I've felt like the Rockies don't appreciate their fans and when I see that it makes it hard to write a pro-Rockies blog, that's all I'll say about that. I've never been a Rockies basher and I don't intend to start. The Rockies players will figure it out or there's always next season or AAA🙂
The Rantics are pure Rockies fans to the bone and I'm proud to call each and every one of them my friends.
They ride the Rockies rollercoaster of emotions because along with me they are devoted to this team. If you don't agree with me try writing a top 5 blog while working full-time and raising a family.
I plan to use this break to spend more time with my kids and to take care of my projects.
Such as:
"Vanny Castilla aka The Mobile Blogging Unit".
I'll still be meeting with a Baseball Authenticator at Coors Field in the near future to finish off the second part of this really cool interview I'm doing about the MLB Authentication Program. It should be fun and I think you'll really enjoy it.
I have ten games or so worth of tickets left for this season and believe me I'll be there. I'll continue to post a few pictures of the games I attend and I'll respond to comments on a regular basis, but that's it.
If you'd like to follow the progress of "Vanny Castilla" friend me (Rockpile Ranter)on Facebook.
I'm "D" The Rockpile Ranter.. I'm just a man work'n on his van and I'm officially semi-retired until Spring Training 2012.
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OK, what has happened to the comments? So now I'm not logged into my MLB name? Ugh.
Anyway, that was a great game, and I wish I'd been there instead of the two suckers I did attend earlier in the week.
I'm sorry that things with the blog have not gone well this season. Makes me sad for you and for us, but I totally understand. Do what you need to do, and in the end I am glad we are friends, blog or no. 🙂
Hiya D,
Thanks for the kind words, they are appreciated. It was very nice to catch up with you. I kept looking around for you and finally realized you have made it to the front row! Nice snag on the Helton ball. On Sunday, I got De La Rosa, Hammel, Jose Morales and Nicasio on autograph day. I did see Seth Smith signing before the game, but it is as you said, very hard to get autographs. We had a wonderful trip, so special to go to a Major League Ballpark when you aren't near one. Hang in there and I hope life treats you well. I always keep an eye on the "Rant".
Always love your blog and a little dissappointed that there wont be as many posts this year. It's great that you will be able to spend more time with your family. Family ranks above baseball in my book.
Great to follow the progress of Vanny Castilla. It is looking great!
Peas out –
Well, Mr. Rockpile Ranter, first of all, I think it is awesome that you named your Vdub camper Vanny Castilla.
Second, I am sorry you are semi-retiring from blogging. I have enjoyed your fan perpective and especially your pictures, even more so to events I don't get to go to like fanfest, Spring Training, and others. It's a bummer the way MLBlogs treated you, though the new format is pretty spiffy, disregarding the lost entries.
I wish you, your family, and your project well.
Go Rockies.
Hey D,
First, ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE SIGN BY DAN!!!!!!!!!! That hits right on mark!!!!!!
Second…….really????????? No more daily dose of the Rockpile Rant? D, I do understand but you've been a friend and I am really going to miss that. If possible, stay in touch.

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Classified Staff Council of Bluefield State College Minutes April 19, 2007
Classified Staff Council of Bluefield State College Minutes
April 19, 2007
Members Present: Rick Akers, Carol Baldwin, Joan Buchanan, Kim Daniels, Daniel Frost, Fred Hardee via phone conference, Lisa Neel, and Michele Noe.
Chair, Carol Baldwin called the meeting to order at 2:00 p.m. in the Conference Room in Basic Science.
Before the meeting, the new Human Resources Director, Leah Taylor took a few minutes to meet with the council. She started by telling us some things she hopes to do in this position. She stated that she hopes to become an advocate for the classified staff, someone whom the staff feels comfortable with coming to with issues. She stated that if anyone has issues they would like to discuss with her, they can call her to set up a time and place to meet. She noted that she will be happy to meet with employees outside of her office when necessary. She also asked if there were any things that the council would like to see her do. Our biggest concerns were confidentiality and the feeling of feeling free to come to her with issues.
I. Minutes – A motion to accept the meeting minutes for the March 23, 2006 meeting with changes was made and seconded by Neel/Noe, all were in favor.
II. Old Business- All Classified Meeting- Carol voiced her concern for the lack of interest and attendance at the meeting. We often hear of discontent within the classified employees about policies and decisions that are made in staff council, but when we hold these meetings, no one will come to give their opinions about key issues. There was discussion during this meeting that we hope to invite Dr. Walker to the September or October meeting so as to get a legislative update at that time.
III. New Business-
A. Classified Employees of the Year-Council went into executive session at this time.
B. Classified Emeritus-Executive session ended once voting was over. At the last meeting, Michele made a suggestion that we ask the administration to erect a "Wall of Fame" somewhere on campus that we could display all winners of major awards here on campus (i.e. employees of the year, emeritus, etc.). Carol stated that we will work on addressing this with the president before the next meeting.
C. Elections-Joan will mail a list of all classified employees broken down by category and ask for nominations by Friday, April 13. The ballots will then go out in campus mail April 20 and must be returned by 4:00 p.m. on April 30. Kim, Carol, Rick, and Joan will tally the votes.
IV. Reports-
A. Board of Governors-Frosty stated that the policy had come out of HEPC and that pay raises would not take effect until October 1. He is going to request full funding of the salary schedule at tonight's meeting. He asked anyone who is able to attend tonight's meeting.
B. Personnel Development-Lisa stated that the committee will meet next week to vote on applications for summer and fall.
C. ACCE-The representative was not present at this time to give his report.
D. Flower Fund-Carol had not received a report as of this time.
E. Social Activities Committee-Joan suggested starting a newsletter for classified employees. Everyone agreed that would be a good idea and will look at initiating it with the new council.
F. Wellness Committee-Lisa stated that the Water Aerobics is still going on. The Health Fair will be April 26 from 10-2.
V. Next meeting/Adjournment
The next meeting will be held on May 17, 2007 at 2 p.m. in the conference room on the ground floor of Basic Science.
With no further business to discuss, the meeting was adjourned by Carol.
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#212359 - 09/01/13 06:57 PM Re: diabolical liberty [Re: gaius novus]
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"That's a diabolical liberty" was a catch phrase scripted for Sid James in the highly successful and influential BBC comedy series of the mid 1950s, 'Hancock's Half Hour'. Typically, "They can't do that! That's a diabolical liberty"
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#212703 - 10/03/13 12:09 PM Re: diabolical liberty [Re: gaius novus]
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I'm pretty sure it has a theological origin - it really means "of the devil". You can see these ideas clearly laid out in Milton's Paradise Lost, for example. God has permitted Free Will, because obedience and worship of God are only meaningful if we have the option not to obey or worship. But the exercise of Free Will led to the fall of the rebel angels, who have now become diabolical. But through continued use the phrase has lost most of its intensity, so "diabolical" becomes a mere adjective meaning "outrageous" or "offensive".
Also, the "liberty" part - "taking liberties" meaning behaving with inappropriate informality, in a presumptuous way. So a "liberty" would be an incursion on someone's privacy or dignity.
#212723 - 10/04/13 05:20 PM Re: diabolical liberties [Re: NRan]
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Diabolos (toy) evolved from the Chinese yo-yo, which was originally standardized in the 12th century. Chinese yo-yos have a long thin axle, with disc-shaped wheels, while the western diabolo is more cone-shaped. Diabolos are made of different materials and come in different sizes and weights.
The term "diabolo" was not taken from the Italian word for "devil""diavolo"but was coined by French engineer Gustave Phillippart, who developed the modern diabolo in the early twentieth century and derived the name from the Greek dia bolo, roughly meaning 'across throw'.
The Greek word "diabolos" means "the liar" or "the one that commits perjury", from the verb "diaballo", which means "to throw in", "to generate confusion", "to divide", or "to make someone fall". Later the word "diabolos" was used by Christian writers as "the liar that speaks against God". From this meaning come many modern languages' words for "devil" (French: diable, Italian: diavolo, Spanish: diablo, Portuguese: diabo, German: Teufel, Polish: diabeł).
Confusion about the provenance of the name may have arisen from the earlier name "the devil on two sticks", although nowadays this often also refers to another circus-based skill toy, the devil stick. (wiki)
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DS is almost 7 weeks old, have been exclusively BFing since birth. I pump in the morning so that DH can feed him for me once in the evening so I can get some kind of sleep! I've had forceful let down issues since he was born, and lately in the evenings he will latch on well for 10 mins or so, then push himself away with his fists and cry/pull my nipple. He'll chew his hands and root like crazy, but cry and push away at the nipple when I put him back on.
He's normally a very calm, alert, smiley baby but this just started in the last few days. I thought my supply had leveled out but I guess I was wrong!
I always hand express my milk when it lets down, and I block feed all day long, plus his head is always elevated and I use gripe water and he's on zantac for acid reflux. What else can I do?!?! I am SO FRUSTRATED and I do not want to give him any formula at all ever! It breaks my heart when he cries at the breast because I just want to be able to feed him without choking him! I should mention that he used to throw up after feedings occasionally but has since stopped, plus I burp him frequently during and after a feeding. His diapers are still seedy and yellow, plus he's gained almost 4 lbs since birth. I've seen a lactation specialist 3 times-by now we're becoming friends, haha. What else should I do? TIA!


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River vs Lake
Is there a generally accepted spot below Norris Dam where the Clinch River quits being called a river and becomes Melton Hill Lake? I know it's considered Melton Hill up beyond Oak Ridge Marina where the rowing regattas are held, and I think it's still Melton Hill further upstream toward Clinton (muskie fishing area?), but where does it become the Clinch River again? Hwy 25E bridge at Clinton? Hwy 61 bridge below the church? Somewhere else?
I would say Watts Bar Lake ends (for all practical purposes) above the Kingston Steam Plant at the confluence of the Clinch and Emory Rivers, but what about on the Tennessee River Side. I think it's still considered Watts Bar Lake upstream to at least Whitestone Inn, maybe even Dogwood Shores, but does it extend upstream past I-40 to Loudon?
Speaking of the Tennessee River, it is officially formed at the confluence of the Holston and French Broad, but how far does it flow as a river before becoming Fort Loudoun Lake. I believe Fort Loudoun Lake extends at least as far as Neyland Stadium, but how much farther upstream does it go?
What about the various stretches of the South Holston or the Little Tennessee? Is there an official cutoff point for any of these designations, or is it just a matter of personal opinion?
I know Watts Bar Lake is generally considered to run right up to Ft. Loudon dam. For most rivers, your referring to the spot where a river goes from being that of a free flowing river to that of an impoundment. I think most believe that point on the Clinch is around hwy 61.
I have always considered the area from the H-61 bridge downward as where the riverine/tail-water transitions to placid/impoundment as an active lake. Of-course; the trout do not discriminate; nor do most of the other fish.:biggrin:
Also; the transitional area fluctuates depending on the flow rate of the dam and the impoundment level of Melton Hill.
Interesting question. Had never thought about it in those terms. I would imagine a rule of thumb could be where the river backs up to. Poorly worded. Let me try another way.
If the dam built is say 50 feet tall and raises the river elevation from say 700 ft to 750 feet, I would guess that if you went upriver to the point where the surface was above 750. Logic would say above that point water was flowing into the lake (ie a river). Below that point you would say water was being backed by the dam.
Look at Chickamauga lake. Presently the above the dam elevation is just under 677 feet. The down stream side of Watts Bat is 685 feet. So the drop is 8 feet over 59 river miles. Around Soddy it "feels" like a lake, around Dayton it "feels" like a river. I'd say that some where between those two points the surface elevation crosses that 677 foot mark. So around Dayton would be where the river / lake "evolution" takes place. This would mean that most of the 8 feet of drop occurs between Watts Bar and Dayton.
Or it is possible I need more coffee this morning.
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Bond reduced in child's death case
Barbour County Circuit Court Judge Alan Moats reduced the bond of a Belington woman charged in the death of her infant daughter Wednesday, but ordered that she have no contact with children while the case proceeds.
Ida Lee Evans, 31, of 99 Hatfield Drive, is alleged to have fed methodone to her child on multiple occasions. Evans asked that her $100,000 cash-only bond be reduced. Moats reduced the bond to $25,000 and ordered that she be placed on home confinement.
Before she can be released, however, Moats asked to see a plan for Evans' living arrangements after Evans said she would be staying with a relative in an apartment complex where children may reside.
A co-defendant, David Lee Delauder, the father of the deceased child, faces the same felony charge. He last appeared in court in May when his $100,000 bond was changed from a cash-only bond to a surety bond, Barbour County Prosecuting Attorney Leckta Poling said.
According to criminal complaints in the Barbour County Magistrate Clerk's office, on March 13, Cpl. A.S. Loudin with the West Virginia State Police Crimes Against Children unit was dispatched to Davis Memorial Hospital, where the couple's child was taken after she died.
On May 1, Loudin received a copy of the death certificate, which indicated that the child had died from methadone intoxication. A toxicology report revealed traces of methadone in the child's hair. Those traces mean that the child had ingested methadone prior to the March 12 incident – perhaps on several different occasions – Loudin wrote in the report.
- Also appearing in Barbour County Circuit Court Wednesday were Larry Brian Talkington, 49, and Regina Lee Talkington, 40, both of Huntington, who were wanted in connection with an alleged October 2012 arson.
The couple failed to appear for an arraignment in May and were later extradited from Ohio. They said they had moved to Ohio and were unaware of their indictment. Their $5,000 bonds, which had been revoked when they did not appear in May, were reinstated Wednesday.
Larry Talkington faces felony charges of first-degree arson, grand larceny, burglary and conspiracy. Regina Talkington faces related charges of grand larceny, burglary and conspiracy.
Poling said the defendants were found by tracking a cellular phone. Larry Talkington's lawyer, Roger Curry of Fairmont, said he did not believe his client was trying to escape.
"If this was an attempt to flee, it was rather unskillfully executed," Curry said.
Regina Lee Talkington was represented by attorney Chaelyn Casteel of Kingwood.
Moats changed the bonds to partial cash and partial personal recognizance. Ten percent must be paid using cash, and the remaining amount will be personal recognizance. The couple also was ordered to remain in the state.


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Today, June 14th is Flag Day, a day for all Americans to celebrate and show respect for our flag, its designers and makers. Our flag has a proud and glorious history. Many people have died protecting it. It even stands proudly on the surface of the moon. So raise the flag today and every day with pride!
Here are some interesting tips about how to properly display our flag:
· The flag is normally flown from sunrise to sunset.
· In the morning, raise the flag briskly. At sunset, lower it slowly. Always, raise and lower it ceremoniously.
· The flag should not be flown at night without a light on it.
· The flag should not be flown in the rain or inclement weather.
· After a tragedy or death, the flag is flown at half staff for 30 days. It's called "half staff" on land and "half mast" on a ship.
· When flown vertically on a pole, the stars and blue field , or "union", is at the top and at the end of the pole (away from your house).
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· The union is always on top. When displayed in print, the stars and blue field are always on the left.
· Never let your flag touch the ground, never...period.
· Fold your flag when storing. Don't just stuff it in a drawer or box.
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•The building is located on a parallel street to calle Feria, where you find supermarkets, shops and an excellent food market (fresh fish, meat, fruit and vegetables).
•The decoration is basic, yet it is equipped with all kinds of amenities to make your stay comfortable.
•We recommend the boulevard of Alameda de Hércules to eat out or to have a drink, only 2 minutes away, with a wide variety of bars, restaurants and cafés.
•Close to the promenade walk along the river Guadalquivir and the theme park of Isla Mágica.
•Surrounded by important monuments: the Andalusian Parliament, the Basilica of la Macarena, the Arabic Walls, the church of San Luis, the tower of don Fadrique, etc.
•Well connected with other areas of the city by public transportation.
•Public parking next to the Andalusian Parliament, about 5 minutes walk from the apartment.
Check-out at 11:00, flexibility depending on the availability.
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The excellent reception and its location. The allocation of scarce "kitchen", although supplied in part by the kindly gentleman who welcomed us.
La acogida inmejorable así como su localización. La dotación de la " cocina" escasa ,aunque suplida ,en parte, muy amablemente por el caballero que nos acogió .
Nice apartment in a nice place in town! The apartment is basic but well maintained. Friendly welcome by Herman / German.
Fijn appartement op een leuke plek in de stad! Het appartement is basic maar prima onderhouden. Vriendelijk ontvangst door Herman/German.
Perfect, lovely apartment, highly recommended
Todo perfecto, apartamento encantador, muy recomendable
Nice apartment with a very good down to eat the burger .. cozy and comfortable apartment and a whole German very well very happy very sympathetic aunt of stay
Bonito apartamento con abajo una hamburguesería muy buena para comer.. el apartamento acojedor y comodo y German un tia muy simpatico todo muy bien muy alegre de la estancia
The apartment is very pleasant, functional and tastefully decorated.
It is located on the first floor with elevator in a nice and quiet neighborhood.
In August, we easily found a place to park our car close to the apartment. We were 2 adults with 2 children and this property was very nice. We also enjoyed the beautiful view over the rooftops of Seville from the roof terrace of the building.
The welcome was very friendly.
This rental is ideally located, as it is 10 minutes walk from the historic center and monuments to visit.
The HOB restaurant on the ground floor is to do.
We highly recommend this apartment for a stay in Seville.
ANNECLAIRE and his family
L'appartement est très plaisant, fonctionnel et décoré avec gout.
Il se situe au premier étage avec ascenseur dans un quartier sympa et calme.
Au mois d'aout, nous avons trouvé facilement une place pour garer notre voiture proche de l'appartement. Nous étions 2 adultes avec 2 enfants et cette location a été très agréable. Nous avons aussi pu profiter de la très belle vue sur les toits de Seville depuis la terrasse sur le toit de l'immeuble.
L'accueil a été très sympathique.
Cette location est idéalement située, car elle est à 10mn à pied du centre historique et des monuments à visiter.
Le restaurant HOB au RDC est à faire.
Nous conseillons fortement cet appartement pour un séjour à Seville.
AnneClaire et sa famille
The location is perfect in a traditional residential neighborhood, the landlord extremely relaxed and uncomplicated. The apartment very nice, bed, shower and WiFi perfect. We have felt very comfortable. Since the cobblestones is quite noisy, you can sleep well with earplugs.
Die Lage ist perfekt in einem authentischen Wohnviertel, die Vermieter extrem entspannt und unkompliziert. Die Wohnung sehr schön, Bett, Dusche und WiFi perfekt. Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt. Da das Kopfsteinpflaster recht Laut ist, schläft man mit Ohrstöpseln gut.
The owner of the apartment very nice and close. The floor according to the price.
A very good weekend
La dueña del piso muy agradable y cercana. El piso acorde con el precio.
Un fin de semana muy bueno
We had a great time in Sevilla! The city is wonderfull, sunny, full of life and with many things to do and see.
The appartement is located very well, you can walk to the centre and in Macarena
it is very nice staying too...
The landlord, Germàn, gave us a warm welcome and was very helpfull with finding a parking place.
We enjoyed our stay and we can certainly recommand thuis appartement!
Perfect beachfront location, overlooking the sea. Spacious apartment with terrace. , Maria Carmen, very nice close and friendly. Cadiz, beautiful. Repeat, no doubt.
Ubicación perfecta a pie de playa, con vistas al mar. Piso amplio con terraza. Mª Carmen, muy agradable, cercana y amable. Cádiz, precioso. Repetiría, sin duda.
We loved this apartment! It was spacious, very clean and check in process was smooth and friendly! The big surprise was this apartment's amazing location! We were steps away from the bridge (foot friendly) which lead right into the historic city center. We loved that this apartment was in the Triana district, famous for beautiful, affordable pottery....I highly recommend the large pottery store which you can see from the balcony of the living room. Yougurt shop directly underneath apartment was great for our kids each night. Recycle stations were super close which we appreciated! There is a lovely market to the left with delicious croissants and lots of fresh fruit....little advice for Americans who are used to pinching the fruit...don't do it here....just admire the display and let the shopkeeper choose the fruit for you from behind the counter. We got snapped at : ) Be advised to bring your OWN shampoo, soap, blowdryer. This was probably the only downside. We traveled by air, so we weren't carrying shampoos, etc and had to buy low quality supplies at the dime store. Otherwise perfect stay!
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Geoff Keighley of Spike TV's GTTV (Game Trailers TV) hosted the Invitational, promising fans a first look at the game as well as the tournament itself. 16 highly skilled players from around the world met to compete in the tournament. One by one players fell as commentators shouted over-excited observations during game play. The Invitational climaxed as Zero Suit Samus (played by professional gamer Gonzalo "CTZeRo" Barrios) defeated Kirby in the final match.
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Common name: Mexican oleander, Lucky Nut, Nerium oleander roseum, Indian oleander, kaner • Hindi: kaner • Manipuri: উতোংগ লৈ Utonglei • Bengali: Kolkaphul Gujarati - Kagaer, Kannada - Kanagalu, Malayalam - Areli, Marathi - Kanher, Sanskrit - Karavira, Tamil - Arali, Telugu - Ganneru
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Temprature: Warm.
Fertilizer: Fertilize regularly during the growing period.
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- Leaves and flowers are also used to treat malaria and as traditional medicine it induces the termination of embryo.
- The tincture or decoction is been used externally to reduce swelling and scabies.
- The root powder is an external remedy for hemorrhoids and ulcers around genitals.
- Leaves and bark is treated as insecticide, rat poison and parasitic.
- The plant of Indian oleander is thought to possess anti-cancerous activities.
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This is one of the few places that I have been able to eat safely. I eat at the Haggerty Road location once a month and have NEVER had a problem there. GF options are served on special plates and GF sauces are in red cups so you know it's tamari and not regular soy sauce. I am a celiac who is also dairy free - we always have the GF lettuce wraps and the GF spicy chicken or GF mongolian beef. It does help to be sweet to your waitstaff when you have multiple food issues.
…worst experience in a long time at a restaurant for me, and I recently came back from the other side of the globe without much of a problem… It was PF Changs on Haggerty in Northville. I avoid gluten and dairy without clear diagnosis of celiac (but I suspect it), they got rid of their one GF DF entree choice, so I went for the GF lettuce wraps. Haven't had such a reaction since before I began the GF DF diet years ago. …so please beware…
AWESOME! Great GF menu. Great food. No complaints at all.
Great gf options!
Appreciate the gf menu and great service
Exceptional GF service and a lot of GF options!
Excellent GF menu options - and very knowledgable and caring management/staff! This is my husband's favorite restaurant for a GF meal!
Gf menu... With no gf beer:(...that irritates me!
The ONLY place to go for a comfortable GF Chinese food experience.
Fantastic! Excellent selection. Staff very knowledgeable. By far the best GF restaurant for Chinese food. Sure, it's a little pricey but it's an upscale restaurant. My wife and I go there frequently and would go more if it weren't for the long wait (it's very popular)
they have a GF menu however everything OS made with white viniger....so those of us who are extra sensitive have a harder time. The menu should state what is in the sauces!
Oh how I love this place! The best GF menu around. The Mongolian beef is amazing!
321 West Katella Avenue #120, Anaheim, CA 92802
So many options! They even have separate plates. If you order a gf dish and it comes out with a PF change logo on it, you know that they got the memo! Also, their ramekins are red for gf soy sauce. Love this place!
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
GF menu, knowledgeable staff, great food, great place.
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
Safe and reliable and yummy with very friendly wait staff. Seems like a different menu than the mainland PF Chang's (I've only been to one other location) but I didn't have a reaction, so it was all good.
18250 Tomball Parkway, Houston, TX 77070
Revision: the menu changed and so many options are gone. I'm very sad! 11/16 10/15 So thankful for the gluten free menu here. I love eating out and this is a family favorite. The are so good at making sure the food is served gluten free. They even use specific plates for items that are GF. Lots of items to choose from
17455 Biscayne Boulevard, North Miami Beach, FL 33160
Always careful about gf! Good option for celiac!
1 Galleria Drive, Buffalo, NY 14225
Excellent. Finally a restaurant I feel safe eating at. Thank you. Had the ginger chicken with broccoli and white rice for lunch. Large portion could of split it. Staff was friendly and didnt act put out when ask for gluten free menu. Will be back.
307 Sail Pl, Annapolis, MD 21401
I informed the waitress about my celiac, ordered, ate, and spent the rest of my visit in the bathroom. I was sick for a week.
4551 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
This particular store didnt give me the confident feeling I get from the one back home. Got the gf beef and broccoli and gf chicken fried rice (kids menu, you get a lot more than adult menu and way cheaper). Didnt get sick, so thats a plus.
17390 Hall Road R-103, Charter Township of Clinton, MI 48038
The egg drop soup, fried rice, street noodles and dessert are amazing! Never got sick from eating here.
5180 S Kietzke Ln., Reno, NV 89511
The gluten free menu is respectable. I've had the Street Noodles twice and they are quite good. The gluten free items are served on dishes that have a ring on them. Very tasty and no problems.
1125 Fashion Drive, Nanuet, NY 10954
This place was terrible. Not only were the people at the front completely clueless about gluten free and cross contamination, but they brought out one of our gluten free entrees with a gluten filled appetizer item (deep fried, battered string bean) sitting in our gluten free entree. I requested that they be very cautious from the beginning and they were not. We couldn't even get out water refilled.
2237 Deming Way, Middleton, WI 53562
Nice selection of gluten free items to choose from. Even though we had asked the waiter for the GF menu and my son ordered off it, when we ordered lettuce wraps, he assumed regular and we had to correct the order for GF. Not his fault really since I didn't specify, so be sure you make your order clear. The GF dessert was DELICIOUS!
439 Cool Springs Blvd., Franklin, TN 37067
it was so nice to go out for dinner and have choices on what to order. there were even two desserts to choose from! I can't say my waiter was too interested in waiting on us but he conveyed gluten-free to the kitchen so that's the most important part. the meal was delicious. I can't wait to go back again
5 Woodfield Mall, Schaumburg, IL 60173
I've ate here for years and never got sick. Food is always the gold standard of Asian here. The Changs Chicken and Mongolia Beef are great go to items but honestly everything I've tried there is good. Everyone says I'm picky though so it must be good. I was really excited about the GF lemon sponge cake with whipped cream and fresh berries. It was beyond supurb 2 of the 3 times I had it there. Once it tasted like it sat in fridge too long. I have no problem informing staff if food is poor quality though and of course things get fixed thst way.
1095 South Rampart Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89145
Delicious! I love their new menu, the spicy chicken dish is wonderful! I have eaten here multiple times and have never been sick! Pei Wei (sister company) is also delicious!
2700 Southdale Circle, Edina, MN 55435
Gluten free menu! Delicious!
175 Harvey St, Winston-Salem, NC 27103
I was sick before I left tonight. I was hoping to have a stress free dinner and that was not the case.
160 Walt Whitman Rd, Huntington Station, NY 11746
Plenty of selections and very tasty!
219 Westshore Plaza, Tampa, FL 33609
Never been glutened here.
10081 Gulf Center Drive, Gulf Coast Town Center, Ft. Myers, FL 33913
I had gone to this location a night they were offering free sushi, so I should have suspected that there was risk of cross contamination, but our waiter was very knowledgeable about the gluten free menu and was confident that my meal would be completely gluten free. I ordered the GF lettuce wraps and Mongolian beef and got horribly sick that night, probably the worst that I have ever been "glutened." I'm not sure if it was cross contamination or made with the wrong sauces but judging by the other reviews this isn't the first time this has happened. I would be very cautious when ordering from here and the only reason I'm rating 2 stars is because my waiter was very clear he was going to inform the kitchen.
4165 S Paradise Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89169
Great choices and service. Like all PF Chang's I've visited.
26 Schenck Parkway, Asheville, NC 28803
Great place to eat, several gluten free options on the menu! very knowledgeable!!
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
I needed a quick, late night meal and they didn't disappoint. They had good options and I had no reaction to my meal.
7894 N Blackstone Ave., Fresno, CA 93720
Great service, great selection on gluten free menu and yummy dessert options.
322 West Farms Mall Space F226, Farmington, CT 06032
The food was fabulous and they were very careful with our food. It's a bit pricey but they encourage sharing and portions are generous. My husband doesn't need to eat gluten free, but my girls and I have celiac disease. When my husband ordered an item that could be made gluten free, she asked if we wanted to order it gf so we could all share. It was a great idea. We all felt very safe. I wish they were closer I'd eat there frequently.
640 Grand Boulevard, Sandestin, FL 32550
No PF Chang's is truly gluten free and all should be avoided. Gluten Dude just did a spotlight on them and a new gadget that reads gluten levels and they didn't score well. We stopped texting it because we always get sick!
111 Providence Pl, Providence, RI 02903
I got really sick from this place manager told me over the phone that I was gonna get a gift card on the mail but till this day still waiting
801 West Main Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201
Enjoyed eating at P.F. Chang's in Spokane. I loved Chinese food and was sad to cut it out my life. P.F. Chang's satisfies my craving without making me sick.
4200 Conroy Road, Orlando, FL 32839
Food is always good. I've never gotten sick.
5915 Sky Pond Dr., Loveland, CO 80538
GF menu is printed right on the standard menu. All GF items are served on plates with a circle, and they have a designated GF prep area.
801 West Main Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201
What can I say?! They never fail to amaze me. Many options and I am celiac and have NEVER had a reaction. Great food, great service. Lemon Chicken is amazing.
1295 Chesterfield Parkway East, Chesterfield, MO 63017
Update: several months later. They now have a chocolate dome again, but I was not a fan of the sauce. U can still ask for the raspberry sauce only I found out after getting the newer one with some citrus flavor sauce & not even finishing it with a friend. The server recognized me from prior visits & gave me the tip on the sauce for next time. Also, they came up with another GF strawberry shortcake desert. Gotta get it. Seriously moist & delicious. Excellent GF food & have been enjoying for years. Disappointed tonight as they no longer serve any GF dessert. The place they bought the chocolate domes from are no longer making. They are looking at other options but it has been this way for several weeks per the server & he was shocked how many people have asked for it recently. I always order dessert here & take home if nothing else, very disappointed this has been a staple on their menu for years & no option now.
131 Colonie Center #305, Albany, NY 12205
They really go above and beyond to make sure your meal remains Gluten Free. Your dish is specially marked as Gluten Free on special plates and the entire staff is trained to help eliminate cross contamination risks. Even better the food is delicious!
1 Galleria Drive, Buffalo, NY 14225
I ordered the GF combo fried rice for dinner. It was terrible! The rice was mushy and tasteless! I've eaten this in Miami and Austin and it's always tasted yummy.
900 Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto, CA 94304
They have their own GF menu, had a few dishes which were pretty tasty and the best part, sickness free! Friendly staff as well!
6741 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN 37919
usually the food is good and I don't get sick m. yesterday, however, the food tasted odd and I was extremely sick last night. my daughter took my leftovers and found a noodle in them. they were contaminated. I won't eat at this location again
2237 Deming Way, Middleton, WI 53562
Great food. Great service. One of my favorite restaurants.
8 Park Plaza Space D6, Boston, MA 02116
separate gluten free menu and food is prepared in a seperate wok. This place has always been safe for me.
Bldg. 5, 1 West Flatiron Crossing Drive #500, Broomfield, CO 80021
Knowledgeable friendly waitstaff. Dessert was fantastic!
4551 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
get sick everytime I eat here.
3000 184th Street Southwest #912, Lynnwood, WA 98037
Incredibly good Chinese food and fantastic service. See photos I took of my favorites. I love the Egg Drop Soup! It is the best I've had anywhere. My other favorite is GF Fried Rice with Chicken. So good topped with a mixture of GF soy sauce, hot mustard and chili. Ask the wait staff to mix it at the table.
10700 Stockdale Highway, Bakersfield, CA 93311
Chicken lettuce wraps are amazing. Large GF menu. Didn't have any problems
9120 Shelbyville Rd., Hurstbourne, KY 40222
Fabulous service and wonderful selection. They now have separate menu for gf.
510 West Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
They have a completely dedicated gluten-free kitchen, I was diagnosed about a year ago with celiac and have been craving Chinese food ever since. I almost cried when I ordered I was so excited
3667 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Ate here with my two celiac children and none of us got sick! It was very tasty and they paid close attention to our needs, I would definitely recommend this restaurant to any celiac or person needing a strict gf diet.
4200 Conroy Road, Orlando, FL 32839
Although the food is delicious and this used to be one of our favorite places to go we have removed it from our list. My boyfriend has celiacs and the past few times we have ordered all gluten free items he has gotten sick. It makes us sad it's not celiac safe.
4551 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Virginia Beach, VA 23462
I get sick every single time I go there
2201 Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu, HI 96815
Excellent as always. Thank you for the awesome food and the peace of mind being able to eat it. Service was excellent.
1819 Lake Cook Road, Northbrook, IL 60062
Wonderful gluten-free friendly place to eat! Lots of options. They really take precautions with your meals. Gluten-free meals come out on a different shaped plate than all the others.
1205 Broadway Plaza, Walnut Creek, CA 94596
I eat here pretty often and have never gotten sick. Many GF options and all very tasty!
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"Incredible, mind-boggling yields" for U.S. peanut producers last year left the industry with a worrisome carryover going into 2013 — which could bring acreage cutbacks of as much as 40 percent this year, says Marshall Lamb.
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"The question is: What do we need to produce in 2013 in order to get back to a reasonable carryout that is healthy for the industry? We had a record carryout of roughly 1.35 million farmer stock tons going into 2013 — some analysts say as high as 1.5 million.
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This Manny's cool, the other one's a fool
5/10/09 Marlins vs Rockies Game 3
Today was a special day.
Just when I was questioning where the antics of one Manny (and numerous others) were taking my sport of baseball, I was able to witness another Manny doing something so special that I'm convinced baseball will be around for a long time.
That's powerful stuff from a Ranter
(Above photo taken by Robert Harmon)
We waited in line for the chain to drop so we get a good spot and pick which player we wanted to get an autograph from. If you remember my entries from last season there was always an Usher who wrote the names of who would be signing that day on his hand.
Well he hasn't written them on his hand in a while but he did write them on this piece of paper he was holding.
This Usher's name is Dan and he's a really nice guy.
Off to the right in the distance I could see this. Which explains why I was standing in line for autographs instead of snaggin baseballs.
This is one seriously empty pavilion. It actually looks kind of peaceful.
The three of us had a plan, I was going to get Jeff Baker's autograph, Hunter wanted Manny Corpas's autograph and Krista was going to take pictures of both of us.
They were ready.
When the gate dropped Hunter and I took off and lost my wife in about 15 seconds.
I had no idea where she was the whole time I was standing in line waiting for Jeff Baker to sign.
Here we are in the mix
I thought to myself, did she twist an ankle, should I go look for her? I decided a twisted ankle would heal but how many times do you get a chance to get Jeff Baker's autograph?
Just then Franklin Morales tossed his warm-up ball up to Hunter.
Here's Manny Corpas signing Hunter's baseball.
Here is Jeff Baker signing mine.
When I finished I watched Manny sign Hunter's ball and we started to head up the steps .
With the help of a few Ushers relaying the message, Manny was calling for Hunter to come back down.
We worked our way back down the stairs and Manny told Hunter to meet him over by the dugout after he was finished signing autographs.
When a player tells you to meet him over by the dugout that's usually a good thing.
We headed over to the dugout without delay and I kept trying to call my wife who wasn't answering her phone. That added some much needed pressure to the whole drama.
Hunter and I were positioned and staying put.
So think about this, I'm a picture guy right? I'm about to see Manny do something really cool for Hunter (or so I think at this point), and my wife has the camera and she isn't answering her phone.
Normally I'm as cool as a cucumber but at this moment I was on the edge of seriously wigging. There was no way I was not going to get video of this.
Finally my phone rings, It's Krista and I freak on her "Where are you, are you ok? You're ok, good get down to the dugout right now…Hurry" She replies…"Look up" I looked up the stairs and there she was smiling.
Ok heart rate slowly going back to normal now, breathe Don…All is good. Dammit you'd think I was the guy waiting to meet Manny at the dugout. Some of us have to live vicariously through our children🙂
While we were waiting for Manny, Krista took a picture of my Jeff Baker autographed baseball
Shortly thereafter Manny showed up and I shot this video.
I just want to to say that it was an accident that Hunter got hit with the ball. When Manny tossed the ball into the pavilion Hunter saw it coming and misjudged it and that's why it hit him in the chest.
Manny didn't have to do what he did. He owed Hunter nothing.
In the video Hunter tells Manny, "Next time I'll catch it". The other funny thing is Manny realizes he can't sign a black glove with a black sharpie and he goes out of his way to find a silver sharpie. That was classy.
Thank you again Manny, that whole experience was trippindicular.
We had great seats today(Thank you Dan). Krista sat behind us a few rows at her request and took some pictures.
Hunter earned his Hagg'n point for a Brat too.
Barb the Usher. I've mentioned Barb on the Rant before. She's Good People !
Captain Earthman as Captain Earthman
The view to my right
The view to my left
It was a little crowded to the right of me, but other than Hunter it was primo snaggin territory to the left of me. Wouldn't you know it, nothing was hit even close to our area.
Oh well the lack of a home run ball didn't put a damper on this day in the least.
Rockies take game 3 over the Marlins 3-2
I wanted to thank this fine group employees for the extra time they took to make our food. There were exactly two people in front of us and we had to wait ten minutes to get out eats.
I call this picture "A Brat takes an inning, I hope we're still winning"
Yeah ten minutes. No it wasn't a special order, it was three freggin Brats,…Plain.
I usually don't mess with food service but an effort like that deserves some recognition so here ya go fellas. Congrats on a Brat cooked with extra extra love?
PS. It's all good but save the party for after work food service fellas. I have a feeling if I had wanted fries with that Brat it would have been another inning 🙂
RPR's Hagg'n points for this game
1 point- Attending the game.
2 points- Jeff Baker's autograph.
1 point- Staying until the end of the game.
2 points- For two pictures with Ushers.
1 point- Eating a foot long Brat at the game.
1/2 point- For snagging two extra season tickets after the game.
Total Points = 7.5
Hunter's Hagg'n points
1 point- For showing up.
4 points- For Manny Corpas's autograph twice.
10 points- For a piece of game used equipment (Manny's glove).
2 points- Tossed up baseball from Franklin Morales.
1 point- Eating a foot long Brat.
1 point- Staying until the end of the game.
Total Points = 19
Our next game is Tuesday night.
Yes I do refer to myself in the third person at times in the blog, but I figure I own all of my persons and I should be able to use them at will.
To one person in particular only: You can copy my format but you're still my doormat…D
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Naaaaasssssssssssttttttttttttyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy! Well, it's time for Hunter to get a new glove….
– Donnie
Hey D,
Oooooooooooh! I can't wait to hear what happened! It's nice to know that our players are paying attention. It was so nice to win today.
OMG! I just played the video! THAT IS SO COOL! Manny you are the absolute best! I can't believe he did that! Can this season get any better for you guys?! Wow! Wow! Wow!
Wow! That is so awesome! Manny is definitely a class-act kinda guy. Very, very cool. :0)
DONNIE-That glove is on Hunter's shelf, he'll be buzzing for a few days🙂
R-LUV-It was nice to see that win. Manny's top notch in my book. This season has been really fun so far.
LUVMYROX-Thanks, I did mention to Manny to not let this incident stop him from tossing baseballs into the pavilion.
I'll finish this entry and the previous one after work Monday…D
Nice to know that there is a good Manny in baseball! Congrats to Hunter!
There ya go!
Awesome score by Hunter. I guess getting great collectibles runs in the family now.
I hope he uses that glove for his BP needs for a few weeks before retiring it to his collection.
That is so cool that Manny did that for him.
Guess it goes to prove that if you treat a player with respect and like your neighbor, good things can happen.
Major Kudos and high-fives for Hunter.
Rays Renegade
Hey Don, you're welcome for the seats, and the ushers name is Dan🙂 I see him all the time while Emily and I wait for Dinger in the bottom of the 2nd. See you tomorrow. Dan
Oh man, now I know the Usher's name is Dan. I was totally going to guess Jim. Oh well. Don… what a totally awesome gift that Manny gave Hunter!! I wanted to go and see if he was okay after I saw him get hit, but I figured that'd be totally weird since he doesn't know me at all. I'm glad he's okay, but HOW AMAZING!!! What a true gift. I'll make a note that to get Atkins glove, I need to get hit in the collar bone.
Don – great finish to the entry! Congrats to Hunter! If you get the chance, stop by my blog today – I think you'll enjoy the photos that are up!
Ohmigod, that is the sweetest thing ever. I can't believe he did that, but wow, is it ever nice to see some class from a player once in a while. Good job, Manny, and congrats, Hunter. That's pretty cool!
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That is sooo cool that Manny gave your son his glove!! Creepy cool, man! What a player huh?
It is true that baseball is here to stay and many of us will not see the end of it. When I get time I will form part of your group and visit pitches when teams are working out as we get autographs from our favorite players. How about that? – Jordan


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One in 68 U.S. children now has some form of autism, according to a new report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Here are some key facts and figures provided by Autismspeaks.org to help raise awareness of the disorder.
Autism, part of a group of disorders known as autism spectrum disorders (ASD), is a complex neurobiological disorder that typically lasts throughout a person's lifetime.
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates autism to be prevalent in 1 in 88 children (1 in 54 boys and 1 in 252 girls) in the U.S.
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Boys are four times more likely than girls to have autism. The disease affects 1 in 54 boys.
There is no proven medical detection or cure for autism.
Autism costs the nation $126 billion per year.
$169 million of the National Institutes of Health's budget goes directly to autism research.
Autism receives less than 5% of the research funding of many less prevalent childhood diseases.
On this week's Time for Kids segment: teaching kids to be kind.
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