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Herman Cain may have flubbed badly on a question about "right of return" last May, but he is now ready for primetime, he said in an interview last night.
Addressing those who have said he lacks foreign policy knowledge, Cain told Fox News host Sean Hannity, "To those critics, I would say to them, 'Do you think I'm dumb enough not to study up on these issues?' I've been studying up on these issues for months."
"I can now explain right of return to any reporter better than they understand right of return because if you get caught off guard, you go to school and you learn," Cain added.
He said that he been talking to former ambassadors and national security advisers, and speaking to various experts in order "to get up to speed on some of the situations we have around the world."
"I challenge anybody to say that I wouldn't know how to approach foreign policy," Cain continued, "because unlike some of the other people I at least have a foreign policy philosophy, which is an extension of the Reagan philosophy, peace through strength, and my philosophy is peace through strength and clarity." Clarity was crucial, Cain explained, because he wanted to see America's friends and enemies clearly identified as such.
Noting that experts would be available to explain the nitty-gritty details of a foreign policy situation, Cain added, "What a leader must do is be able to state some fundamental principles and a fundamental philosophy, listen to the input, and then make judgments."


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Lehman Brothers Ups Amis Holdings to Overweight
Lehman Brothers upgraded Amis Holdings (AMIS) to overweight from equal-weight, explaining that recent price weakness in the stock has created buying opportunity.
Analyst Romit Shah says the stock historically lags its semi group by six months, and is tied more closely to new products which finally appear to be ramping. He notes his checks indicate momentum in the second quarter remains solid. He says $100 million (+50% year over year) in new product shipments and a decline in legacy product rolloff should drive incremental $100 million in sales in 2006. He raises his $582 million 2006 revenue estimate to $588 million, his 62 cents earnings per share (EPS) estimate to 65 cents, his $625 million 2007 revenue to $641 million, and his 70 cents EPS estimate to 77 cents. He also maintains his $12 stock price target.

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First ladies of Mexico and US press for social improvements that could solve bigger problems
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Their presidential husbands establish official policy and formally pledge bilateral cooperation, but first ladies are often the ones who can most effectively draw attention to issues, Mexico's first lady said Thursday.
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Their presidential husbands establish official policy and formally pledge bilateral cooperation, but first ladies are often the ones who can most effectively draw attention to issues, Mexico's first lady said Thursday.
Margarita Zavala spent three days visiting schools and museums in Mexico City with U.S. first lady Michelle Obama. While they weren't talking about Mexico's rampant drug violence or the 275,000 Mexicans deported from the U.S. last year, it was clear the children and family programs they highlighted could help resolve such grim and entrenched problems.
"There are some issues which we (the first ladies) are freer to choose to address, like working with children and young people," Zavala told The Associated Press during an exclusive interview at the presidential residence.
Nearly 23,000 people have been killed in increasingly brutal drug-gang violence since Mexican President Felipe Calderon took office in late 2006 and promptly deployed more than 45,000 soldiers to battle the drug cartels. The troops have taken out several top drug traffickers — only to see new drug bosses quickly take their places.
The U.S. has supported the effort, providing helicopters, dogs, surveillance gear and other law-enforcement support through the $1.3 billion Merida Initiative.
Critics say the army-led offensive is only fueling the war. For them, the real solution would be to reduce the heavy demand for drugs in the U.S. while stimulating the Mexican economy to provide other opportunities for would-be drug traffickers.
As the first ladies were meeting Wednesday night, six people were killed — including a mother and her 8-year-old child, a taxi driver and a federal police officer — and five wounded during an apparently drug-related gunbattle on the main boulevard of the Pacific coast resort city of Acapulco.
President Barack Obama and his top Cabinet officials have repeatedly visited Mexico to underscore their shared responsibility for violence stemming from drug trafficking, but Michelle Obama and Zavala are pressing for social programs that, in the end, may present more subtle and effective solutions.
"Attending to the lack of educational and employment opportunities in Mexico would be important measures to stem immigration and the number of young people that enter into the drug trade," said Maureen Meyer, a Mexico expert at the Washington Office on Latin America, which promotes human rights and democracy in the region.
Meyer said key elements of violence-prevention programs include items the first ladies have pressed for: providing alternative educational and recreational opportunities, counseling services and job training for young people.
"If young people don't have an alternative in their lives, whatever country they're in, they're going to choose drugs, they're going to choose (the) drug trade. That's the way they make money," Michelle Obama remarked after a speech to several thousand young people during her first international trip alone as first lady.
Beyond their shared ideals, Zavala and Michelle Obama also appear to be developing a strong personal friendship — the two laughed together and chatted cheerfully at various events.
"We are both convinced that the more we can pursue this friendship, the better it will be for the relationship between our people," Zavala told the AP.
Finding common ground has been easy for the two women: They're both well-educated lawyers who left their professional lives to back their husband's political careers and raise their young children. The Obamas have two daughters: Sasha, 8, and Malia, 11. Zavala and Calderon have three children: Maria, 13; Luis Felipe, 10; and Juan Pablo, 7.
"Of course we talk about professional issues, but we also talk about how we help our children cope," Zavala said. "We both consider stability in our family as essential, both for the family and for the president."
Family stability and positive opportunities for young people are the messages that both first ladies stressed during Michelle Obama's two-day visit to Mexico.
Since her husband took office, Zavala has been advocating for improvements in the plight of thousands of Mexican children who immigrate alone to the U.S. in search of their parents. She says about 50,000 children are deported back to Mexico every year, including 22,000 who traveled unaccompanied by adults. Some never find their parents, she said.
In recent months, Zavala also has joined Michelle Obama's campaign to reduce childhood obesity, while Obama has advocated for strengthening opportunities for Mexican children.
"The social dimension of the relationship, vital between two societies that are so deeply intertwined, has largely been absent in the political discussions between the governments, so the first ladies are helping put that on the agenda," said Andrew Selee, who directs the nonprofit Mexico Institute at the Washington-based Woodrow Wilson Center.


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Everybody Run, Lindsay Lohan's Got a Gun
Uh, Lindsay's going to Iraq but she's gonna learn how to handle a piece first. And I'm not talking about ass. She's got that down pat.
Mean Girls star Lindsay Lohan is taking shooting lessons ahead of her trip to war-torn Iraq.
The movie actress, 20, actress will be visiting Iraq on Dec 6, to entertain the US troops deployed there, and claims knowing how to handle a gun is essential before that.
"I'm not afraid of going. My security guard is going to take me to a gun range and I'm going to take some shooting lessons," Contactmusic quoted her, as telling the British edition of Elle magazine.
"He says if I'm going to go there I should really know how to shoot," she added.
That many sources probably means this is bullshit, but I don't know what's scarier. Our boys over there having to deal with the distraction of some beatdown, moronic actress trying to sleep with all of them, or a coke whore with a gun. Egads.
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Couture Group brauchte ein neues Logo Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 174 Designs von 41 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
I'm starting a new e-commerce business called Fabricdirect.co.za It will be an online store in the .co.za (South Africa) domain. The main purpose of the site will be to sell awesome textiles to anyone not currently in the Decor trade, at trade discount prices!
Fabric Direct (http://www.fabricdirect.co.za)
The winning design for Fabric Direct will become the brand identity for a start-up e-commerce business specialising in the online sales of heavily discounted high-end fabrics. There will be additional possibilities of a further roll-out, to stationery and packaging. Fabric Direct will be a company in the already existing Couture Group of companies
- An exiting web-friendly logo
- The logo can by typographic or iconographic
- Show a design roll-forward to company letterhead
- The design should be vibrant and energetic, fun pleasing but yet trustworthy
- I like clean elegant design
- Not afraid of colour but this can possibly be shown through roll-out
- The identity will be exposed to a broad cross-section of clients; high-end trade and man in the street
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Eric Wyatt Delivers "Borough of Kings" – Brooklyn Style
Let me just say it upfront: Eric Wyatt's Borough of Kings on Posi-Tone Records is an instant post-bop classic, destined to be one of the jazz world's more important works of our time. If you listen to it without knowing anything about
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If you guys haven't checked out the charming webcomic Cucumber Quest by Gigi yet, I highly recommend it! She's also holding a Kickstarter, if you want a copy of the book, go check it out! There's only 3 days left, so hurry!
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This Nautilus is absolutely lovely ;v;b
This Nautilus is absolutely lovely ;v;b
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Bush Feared 'Looking Weak' on Iraq
By Robert Parry
October 15, 2005
Less than two months before invading Iraq, George W. Bush fretted that his war plans could be disrupted if United Nations weapons inspectors succeeded in gaining Saddam Hussein's full cooperation, possibly leaving Bush "looking weak,
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Why did George W. Bush's indicate to England's Prime Minister Tony Blair that he would consider military action in other Middle Eastern countries, including perhaps Saudi Arabia? The explanation may be a simple one, according to various free-market thinkers who have closely scrutinized the administration's behavior. While Bush may have been motivated by a number of factors when contemplating military action, the speculation grows that one of them would have been the potential for driving up the price of oil, a benefit to the administration's oil-industry allies.
The story, reported by British newspapers such as the Independent, is based on a recently disclosed "top secret Downing Street memo," which shows that in a secret telephone conversation in January 2003, the president indicated that he "wanted to go beyond Iraq," and "implied that the military action against Saddam Hussein was only a first step." The disclosure of the memo actually comes from "Lawless World," a book by leading international lawyer Philippe Sands, who is quoted as saying, "The conversation seems to indicate that Iraq was not seen as an isolated issue but as a first step in relation to a broader project." He is also attributed with the statement that "the mention of Saudi Arabia indicates that the true objectives were not related exclusively to WMD," after noting that at that time the Saudis were not considered to be a WMD threat or source.
FMNN has reported in the past that one of Bush's closest relationships is with Houston-based oil-banker Matthew Simmons who may also have an office in the White House. Simmons & Company International (SCI) works in numerous areas of oil and gas, but its initial success was in investment banking in the 1970s and 1980s, and Simmons, a well-respected member of the internationalist Council on Foreign Relations has been a tireless promoter of the "peak oil" theory - that the world is running out of energy. He recently wrote a book suggesting that the gigantic Saudi Arabian oil fields were damaged from over-production, and, judging from Internet sites, he has spent a good deal of time traveling to foreign countries to repeat his message about impending oil shortages.
Attorney Sands is perhaps puzzled by Bush's notion of invading other oil rich countries in the Middle East, but seen in the context of driving up the price of oil, Bush's stated intentions make sense. In Iraq, Bush expected to control and dominate the region's energy resources "on the ground" as the result of a successful campaign. But the administration no doubt also expected higher oil prices. If the United States had gone on to military action elsewhere in the Middle East, oil prices no doubt would have moved even higher, even sooner. An invasion of Saudi Arabia would have had an extreme impact. -ST
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…lemons apples, what do you do?
This week Earthfare had a coupon for spend at least $5, get a free 3lbs of oraganic honeycrisp apples (<3). Plus yesterday I happened to buy 3 lbs of gala apples. So right now I'm swimming in apples. But that's ok. Chop 'em. Freeze 'em. And later use them to add to oatmeal or to saute and make cinnamon apples.
6 lbs of apples later: chopped and frozen. Check. 🙂
Besides chopping tons of apples, I've also been a busy bee making a double batch of granola.
Oh my, this is going to make my mommy one happy camper. It's not gluten-free so I can't eat it, but my roommate even commented on how amazing it smelled. Try this recipe!
Two full trays worth. I need to experiment with throwing some pumpkin in for some festively fall granola.
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URBANDALE, Iowa (July 23, 2013) – Pizza Ranch, the popular Midwest family-style buffet concept featuring a family-friendly atmosphere with craveable food and legendary service, has signed a franchise agreement with Tonya Hotze to open a new location at 4954 86th St. in Urbandale. The new restaurant is currently under construction and is slated to open in October.
"We are thrilled to be opening a new Pizza Ranch restaurant and invite the local community to share in our excitement. We look forward to serving each of our guests fresh, great tasting food with unrivaled guest service," said Tonya Hotze, owner of the new Pizza Ranch in Urbandale. "Everyone will enjoy our one-of-a-kind dining environment, not to mention limitless menu offerings that provide something for everyone. We pride ourselves on offering fans more craveable reasons to keep them coming back for more."
This new Urbandale restaurant marks the third Pizza Ranch that Hotze owns and operates in the Des Moines area, joining existing locations in Altoona and Waukee. Hotze has plans to open three additional locations in the West Des Moines area in the coming years.
The new 6,100 square-foot restaurant will seat up to 282 guests in a comfortable dining atmosphere that mimics the Old West and employ approximately 130 local residents. A spacious community room is available for special group and community gatherings, serving as a social hub for friends, families, teams, church groups and more.
"Our goal is for Pizza Ranch to become an integral part of the Urbandale community, and the community room is a great place for groups to get together," Hotze added. "We look forward to partnering with our neighborhood schools, church groups and other local organizations and helping them raise money during special events."
In addition to its popular dine-in buffet, Pizza Ranch will offer carry-out, delivery service and catering for any of its distinct menu items. Easily customized to fit each individual's tastes and preferences, the catering program offers Pizza Ranch fans multiple ways to combine some of their favorite menu items. Customers can customize their orders to mix their favorite style of chicken and sides or choose a preset combo based on party sizes up to 100 guests.
Menu items remain focused on traditional Pizza Ranch favorites, with recipes dating back to the company's origins, in addition to new innovative feature pizzas and salads such as the Meaty Tahiti Pizza and Aloha Salad. Famous for the "Buffet Your Way" concept, guests are encouraged to request their favorite pizza to be featured on the buffet and their first slice is delivered right to their table. Gluten free options are available upon request including gluten free pizza crust and toppings. Pizza Ranch is also known for its legendary chicken, recognized by most as simply the "Country's Best Chicken®.
About Pizza Ranch
Pizza Ranch's vision is "To glorify God by positively impacting the world we live in". Founded in Hull, Iowa, in 1981 by Adrie Groeneweg, Pizza Ranch is a prominent regional restaurant chain that offers a wide selection of pizza, salad, chicken with hot mashed potatoes and gravy, vegetables, potato wedges and desserts in a unique buffet-style environment. The brand's great tasting food is also available through carry-out and delivery service. Currently, the company boasts more than 175 locations throughout 11 states in the Midwest and is executing an aggressive growth plan to expand its presence in key U.S. markets. In 2013, Pizza Ranch was included in Entrepreneur magazine's "Franchise 500" list. For more information about Pizza Ranch and available franchise opportunities, visit www.pizzaranchfranchise.com.


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Hoops for a haven: Game to benefit Project Oasis
With massive cuts to Montclair's school budget, Al Pelham knew the hit was coming.
Pelham, founder of Project Oasis, normally relies on funding from Schools Superintendent Frank Alvarez to pay the teachers in his unique program, which will start its 14th summer in late June. Project Oasis is a six-week program that stresses academics and life skills. Following classes in Glenfield Middle School during the day, more than a hundred Montclair boys and girls play organized basketball games in Glenfield Park at night against teams from other towns.
The basketball part is easy. Securing the school and the funding for teachers is where Pelham came up short when earmarking funds for Project Oasis this spring.
"I completely understand the financial constraints Frank Alvarez and the Board of Education are under right now, so what we've decided to do is raise the money to pay the teachers ourselves this summer," Pelham said. "Basketball is the hook that gets the kids into it, but the class concept we have is what makes this so important. We're much more than a summer basketball league, and many people have stepped forward to help us out."
Keeping with the hoops theme, Pelham and Project Oasis Vice Chairman David Cummings will host a charity basketball game tomorrow night in Montclair High School at 7 p.m. The battle will pit players 35 years and older from Montclair against challengers in the same age bracket from South Orange and Maplewood.
Cummings, Montclair born and bred, and ESPN colleague Chris Broussard, a South Orange resident, grew tired of jawing back and forth about which of their towns would win a pick-up hoops game. Spectators will, if enough creaky bodies remain upright, find out tomorrow.
"There is going to be a lot of stretching before the game, and I really hope nobody gets hurt," said Major Jennings, the self-proclaimed granddaddy of Team Montclair. Jennings is also the boys basketball head coach at MHS. "I'll tell you this right now, though, we are going to play hard and have a good time for a great cause."
Tickets are $10 and can be purchased at the door. Montclair restaurants Madear's Southern Cuisine, Sweet Potato & Pecan, Nauna's, Toast and Urban Chicken are donating food that will be available for purchase. All funds generated from ticket and food sales will be split between Project Oasis and YouthNet of Maplewood and South Orange, which Broussard is involved with.
Jennings, who didn't seem too happy when he was told Cummings planned only on "coaching" tomorrow, said team practices have taken place solely over the telephone. Expectations and even scoring totals have, remarkably, already been grossly exaggerated before tip-off.
Scheduled to play for Team Montclair are Jennings' brothers, Shawn and James, MHS boys hoops assistant coach Robert "Smooth" Hurt, Wally Joyce Jr., former MHS head coach Gerald "Bingo" Silvera, Keith Hines and others.
"First of all, Dave better get his butt on that court Friday night," joked Major Jennings. "Either we're all in, or we're all out, and I plan on being all in."
Pelham, while pulling for Montclair, knows the real winners tomorrow will be Project Oasis and YouthNet.
"These programs are too important and must continue," he said. "We've been able to do what we do, and I'm sure it's the same in South Orange and Maplewood, because of the help of individuals.
"Friday's game is a great way for people in the towns to have a good time and help out."
Pelham added that Project Oasis' major fundraiser will take place at The Loft, 8 Lackawanna Plaza, on Saturday, June 12. Tickets are $75 per person. Councilwoman Renée Baskerville, community activist Dolores "Bobby" Reilly, John and Stacey Joyce, the Rev. Allen Shelton and Comcast, a major contributor to Project Oasis, will be honored.
To donate to Project Oasis, contact the Montclair Neighborhood Development Corp. at 973-744-9094.
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Waterford Castle
- Bar/lounge
- Dining venue
- Front desk
- Golf course
- Swimming pool
- Tennis courts
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 19 smoke-free guestrooms
- Golf course
- Near the beach
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Breakfast available
- Limo/town car service
- Childcare
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Garden
- Lobby fireplace
- Laundry service
For families
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Garden
What's around
- House of Waterford Crystal (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- Waterford Regional Hospital (1.3 mi / 2.2 km)
- Waterford Municipal Golf Course (2.3 mi / 3.8 km)
- Christ Church Cathedral (3 mi / 4.8 km)
- Chorister's Hall (3.1 mi / 5 km)
Waterford Castle
Hotel Info: 800 1205131from S$270
- Presidential Suite
- Self Catering Lodge
- Deluxe Suite
- Lodges Self-Catering Garden Area
- Deluxe Double or Twin Room
- Standard Double or Twin Room
More great choices
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 19 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-10 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Babysitting/childcare *
- One child (12 years old and younger) stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Specific rooms only *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free self parking
- Extended parking
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Full breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Free use of nearby fitness center
- Golf course on site
- Tennis on site
- Golf lessons on site
- Golf driving range on site
- Golfing on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Conference space size (feet) - 2475
- Conference space size (meters) - 230
- 24-hour front desk
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1600
- Elevator/lift
- Garden
- Picnic area
- Fireplace in lobby
In the room
- Espresso maker
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Down comforter
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Turndown service
- Premium bedding
- Sleep Number by Select Comfort mattress
- In-room massage available
- Fireplace
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Private bathroom
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
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Special features
DiningMunster Room Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
Fitzgerald Bar - This bar serves lunch and light fare. A children's menu is available. Open daily.
Waterford Castle's small print
Also known as
- Castle Waterford
- Waterford Castle
- Waterford Castle Hotel
Guests will be charged 5 EUR per night for gas and electricity use June - August. From September to May, guests are required to pay 7 EUR per night.
Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Transfers via boat are required and must be arranged at least 72 hours before travel by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- Energy surcharge: EUR 7.00 per accommodation per night
- Resort fee: EUR 5.00 per accommodation, per stay
Resort fee inclusions:
- Additional inclusions
Inclusions may be listed elsewhere on the page as free or for a surcharge.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for EUR 65 per night
Full breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 25.00 for adults and EUR 14.95 for children (approximately)
Cribs/Infant beds are available for EUR 0.00 per night
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
What's around Waterford Castle
- House of Waterford Crystal (2.9 mi / 4.7 km)
- Waterford Regional Hospital (1.3 mi / 2.2 km)
- Waterford Municipal Golf Course (2.3 mi / 3.8 km)
- Christ Church Cathedral (3 mi / 4.8 km)
- Chorister's Hall (3.1 mi / 5 km)
Getting around
- Waterford (WAT) 37-min drive
- Free self parking
- Extended parking
- Free RV, bus, and truck parking
- Waterford Station 40-min drive
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.3 /5 from 95 reviews
It was very relaxing as hotel is on an island with a golf course and contains various wild life.
We had an amazing stay at Waterford Castle with our 2 children! We stayed in one of the lodges which were great. Sometimes with kids hotel rooms can be a little confining. It's nice to have somewhere to sit and watch tv in the evening. The lodge was fabulous and we had deer in the garden! Absolutely gorgeous and will definitely return!
It is not often that you get a chance to discover a beautiful enchanting castle that you can stay in. Restaurant exquisite food and service. Deer and birds even dolphins make it their home. Is it any wonder?
Had only the overnight. Took my wife to the Waterford factory tour. Walked around. Wish I had additional days there. When I first checked in I thought I was actually staying in the Castle. I had actually picked one of the Lodges. my mistake. Hotel staff were great. The lodges were BIG, clean and you could have a family of six stay with plenty of room. Had dinner in the Castle. Food was excellent, wine was very good and there was no rush. Were able to take our time. Would stay again if I get the chance.
Beautiful place to stay
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st: RE: RE: RE: RE: user input as scalar value
"Rajesh Tharyan" <email@example.com>
st: RE: RE: RE: RE: user input as scalar value
Thu, 26 Jun 2008 15:40:59 +0100
Hi ,
Yes it waits for the input from the user. Also I have set up my program, as
is always recommended to do, in such a way that one of my original files
are changed. So it dosen't really matter at all in this context.
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Subject: st: RE: RE: RE: user input as scalar value
Not really.
With this method, Stata waits for you to submit input. If you just press
Return, then the local macro will be empty. Depending on the program,
that is either fine -- there is a default -- or probably a fatal error
that will show up sooner or later.
This is up to the programmer. If the programmer wants a dialog box, or
users really expect that, then that's clearly another way to proceed.
Similarly, writing a program with options is another way to proceed.
I had to look this up in the help. In several years' Stata programming,
I am not sure I have ever used it. So what, you may well ask. The point
is that it's there for those who want it.
Nick Cox
Martin Weiss
Is it at all possible to add a dialog box to this? The request could
go overlooked...
Nick Cox
Yes, you can do this.
A canonical exchange within the do file is
di "Enter value for foo: " _request(foo)
after which local foo contains the value typed.
See -help display-.
I'd rather take arguments from the command line, but that's a matter of
Rajesh Tharyan
I have a do file, wherein I have a few scalars which I am using to
loop , as cutoff limits etc. Is it possible to have the do file
prompt the user to input the value of the scalar, so that I do not have
make the changes to the do file.
Suppose I had a do file like
Scalar a=5
Expand a
Can I get stata to prompt the user like
Enter the value for expansion :
that input then gets stored as a
The code executes..
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Get Rid of Pesky Trespassers in 'People on My Lawn'
There is nothing quite as frustrating as having a nice looking yard trampled up by trespassers, but what do you do to get rid of them? Today's game provides you with a handy rocket launcher to use against the pesky humans who have traveled to your planet and are getting all over your lawn!
The first two levels will help you with positioning the magnets used to guide the rockets, but after that you will have to think and plan out the magnet placement in order to get those pesky humans off your lawn. Good luck and have fun!
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Like many Australians, Henry Gay knew the broad story of the Anzac landing at Gallipoli. But as he delved into the history of the event, he realised he knew precious little about the personal details of those who were there.
In writing a radio play about the Anzacs he thus tried to incorporate what he found out about the men, their families and what happened in April all those years ago.
His play, An Anzac Cove, has three voices - a young soldier writing letters to his mother, that same soldier as an older man reminiscing about Gallipoli, and the soldier's mother who writes letters about life at home.
Each brings poignancy to their perspectives, says Gay. Believing that the story of mateship has been well told, his play concentrates more on family.
The mother's enduring domestic battles, for instance, are intended to convey that while the men's war had an end, the women's never did.
The son she is writing to is called Stan but the audience only ever knows her as "your loving mother", a signature that signifies the anonymity of women in the Anzac legend.
The old soldier reminisces from beyond the grave - in the tale he died in 1968, much wiser about the consequences of an "adventure" that led him to lie about his age and enlist at 16.
Gay says he chose to depict him as deceased to flesh out the idea that returned soldiers rarely talked about their wartime experiences.
The young soldier gives voice to the fears many must have felt - he worries about dying without ever having seen a naked girl.
An Anzac Cove airs on Radio National on Sunday at 3pm, then again on Friday, April 29, at 9pm.
· Melbourne's two leading talk stations are taking different approaches to their coverage of the 90th anniversary of Anzac Day:
3AW is sending broadcaster Neil Mitchell and senior producer Justin Smith to Gallipoli to cover the official ceremony. Mitchell will broadcast a preview from there on Sunday morning from 10am until noon.
On Monday he broadcasts the dawn service from Anzac Cove when it begins at 8.30am local time.
As well as Prime Minister John Howard, Victorian Premier Steve Bracks and General Peter Cosgrove, Mitchell plans to speak to some of the lesser-known Australians who have travelled especially for the event.
Official estimates are that 20,000 Australians will converge on Anzac Cove, the biggest gathering of our nationals there since 1915.
But 774 ABC Melbourne, in keeping with its obsession with all things local, is focusing on the dawn service at the Shrine of Remembrance, then covering the march.
Both stations will sign off from the Anzac Day ceremonies and cut straight to the MCG for the Collingwood versus Essendon game.
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The Pacific Review of Ethnomusicology (PRE) changed its name to Ethnomusicology Review (EMR). The articles are online. Read this in-depth study of Congotronics bands like Konono No 1 here.
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Breakingnews » Breakingnews
Student web prostitution "not unusualâ€
Published: 31/01/2009 at 07:56 PM
Assoc Prof Sukhum Chaloeysap of Suan Dusit Poll on Saturday said that he was not surprised with the report that Ministry of Culture had found more than 1,000 websites claiming to be by university students selling ***.
The quoted price ranges from 1,500-3,000 baht or higher for very good looking female students. When the ministry personnel phoned the published phone numbers, they could contact actual women claiming to be university students.
Mr Sukhum said he had been informed by Rajabhaet Suan Dusit students that some websites featured *** workers dressed in the uniform of Suan Dusit students as well. He wanted every university to discretely investigate sex-for-sale students whether it was true and if it were true, the students should receive psychological therapy as they were also human beings.
Mr Sukhum wondered why the concerned authorities did not take action to close down the offending websites or the issue was treated as normal.
He also revealed that female students selling *** were not confined to only websites but by peer-to-peer networking. One female student *** worker could offer a network of over 20 students with pictures album to be browsed by prospective clients.
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It's hard to believe that we are celebrating 5 years as innkeepers! On 5/18/2008, we opened Oak Hill on Love Lane Bed and Breakfast. We purchased 224 Love Lane in December of 2007, and with stars in our eyes, we began the process of redecorating this grand old house and making the adjustments we felt necessary to run a B&B in the current market. With thanks to the Suddaths, the house (built in 1898) was structurally sound, but we opted to create 2 new bathrooms, paint from top to bottom, make drapes and bedspreads, purchase furniture, etc. Although it was a tremendous amount of work, it was also great fun to watch our dream come to fruition right before our eyes. We were able to set up all the business related stuff and open with three rooms in a mere 4 months!
We are very proud of what we have created here at Oak Hill, but certainly could not have accomplished our success without the support from friends, family and certainly our amazing neighbors here on Love Lane. We are not able to socialize nearly as much as we would like, but they understand the demands of innkeeping based on the number of cars in our driveway! And by family, we would also include the Breese family. Bob "Bobby" Breese is one of Clyde and Ella Ray's original grandchildren and still lives here in Waynesville. He has regaled us with many a story of the old days on Love Lane and given us much of our treasured photos of the Ray family. Bob's son Ron was the realtor who assisted us in the purchase of this house and has become not only a great friend, but our "go to" guy for anything here in Haywood County. We place high value on those family ties, as we do our biological ones.
Over the past 5 years, we have settled in to our lives as innkeepers, and have a collection of amusing stories (we'll save them for another post). But throughout, by far the most rewarding part of our business is OUR GUESTS! We have welcomed folks to our breakfast table from across the country but from as far off as Canada, India, South Africa, Columbia, England, Australia and France. As we prepare and serve breakfast each morning, we are often amused at the cacophony emitting from the dining room. Even though the collection of guests at the table has never met, they almost always find common ground. It is not uncommon for the conversation to uncover an unknown connection between them. One morning, two couples realized that they once lived within 2 miles of each other. Another couple discovered that their children attended Sunday school taught by the mother of someone else at the table. We have come to consider these situations common place.
There is a very long list of guests that we have come to know as friends, and we cannot go without recognizing their continued support. There are far too many to mention here but one very special relationship was formed before we were even open. We received a call from Jimmie looking for a place to stay while they attended a conference at Lake Junaluska. We still cannot determine how she actually found us as I don't think our web site was even up yet. Divine intervention perhaps as "Mamma Jimmie" will soon be a Methodist minister! The first time she stayed with us, she came with her sister Ann and best friend Marion who blessed this house with laughter…the first of many such occasions. Since then we have shared many of life's challenges and her spiritual support has gotten me personally through a very rough time last year. I have come to refer to her as my "sister from another mother"! Our heartfelt thanks go out to each and every guest that we now refer to as friend.
Five years ago we fell in love with this house the moment we laid eyes on it. As with any long marriage, the initial infatuation has settled into a deep and comfortable love of this house and the business we have created. We cannot express strongly enough how much we appreciate all those that have supported us throughout this journey.
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Lamar has allegedly been trying to win back Khloe for quite some time, but the reality star's not quite ready to reconcile with her ex-husband. A source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY what it will take for Lamar to get back in Khloe's good graces!
French Montana's no longer in the picture, but that doesn't mean Khloe Kardashian, 30, is ready to get back together with her estranged husband, Lamar Odom, 34. The former basketball player still has a lot to prove, before Khloe even considers reconciling.
Khloe Kardashian's Ultimatum: Lamar Odom Needs Rehab Before Reconciliation
"Khloe still loves Lamar, but she's not even close to taking him back. He would have to prove that he's really changed. He'd have to go to rehab, which he hasn't done yet. But she does still loves him, so it's possible," a source tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
Lamar has reportedly been trying to woo Khloe for months. He allegedly wrote a letter to her, expressing his sorrow over losing her, and it at least convinced her to meet Lamar face-to-face.
"Lamar apologized profusely for the past and didn't hold back his feelings," a source told OK! Magazine.
While Lamar's attempts haven't fully convinced Khloe to take him back — he'll have to go to rehab for that to happen — it's a good start.
Khloe Kardashian: Pregnant With Lamar Odom's Baby?
So what about that recent pregnancy report, suggesting Khloe and Lamar are expecting a child together? "Khloe is not pregnant, but she and Lamar are talking," our source says.
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1 'If you come back, Israel, Yahweh declares, if you come back to me, if you take your Horrors out of my sight, if you go roving no more,
2 if you swear, "As Yahweh lives!" truthfully, justly, uprightly, then the nations will bless themselves by him and glory in him.
3 'For Yahweh says this to the men of Judah and Jerusalem, "Clear the ground that lies neglected, do not sow among thorns.
4 Circumcise yourselves for Yahweh, apply circumcision to your hearts, men of Judah and inhabitants of Jerusalem, or my wrath will leap out like a fire and burn with no one to quench it, in return for the wickedness of your deeds." '
5 Announce it in Judah, proclaim it in Jerusalem, say, 'Sound the trumpet in the countryside, shout the message aloud: Mobilise! Take to the fortified towns!
6 Signpost the way to Zion! Run! Do not delay! For I am bringing disaster from the north, an immense calamity.
7 The lion is up from his thicket, the destroyer of nations is on his way, he has come from his home to reduce your land to a desert; your towns will be in ruins, uninhabited.
8 So wrap yourselves in sackcloth, lament and wail, since Yahweh's burning anger has not turned away from us.
9 'That day,' Yahweh declares, 'the king's heart will fail him, the princes' hearts will fail them too, the priests will stand aghast, the prophets stupefied.'
10 Then I said, 'Ah, Lord Yahweh, how sadly you deceived this people and Jerusalem when you used to say, "You will have peace," whereas the sword is now at our throats!
11 When that time comes, this will be said to this people and to Jerusalem: The scorching wind from the desert heights comes towards the daughter of my people -and not to winnow or to cleanse!
12 A gale of wind comes to me from over there. Now I myself shall pass sentence on them!'
13 Look, he is advancing like the clouds, his chariots like a hurricane, his horses swifter than eagles. Disaster for us! We are lost!
14 Wash your heart clean of wickedness, Jerusalem, and so be saved. How long will you go on harbouring your pernicious thoughts?
15 For a voice from Dan shouts the news, proclaims disaster from the highlands of Ephraim.
16 Report it to the nations, proclaim it to Jerusalem, 'Enemies are coming from a distant country, shouting their war cry against the towns of Judah;
17 they surround her like watchmen round a field because she has rebelled against me', Yahweh declares.
18 'Your own behaviour and actions have brought this on yourself. Your wickedness, how bitter, has stabbed you to the heart!'
19 In the pit of my stomach how great my agony! Walls of my heart! My heart is throbbing! I cannot keep quiet, for I have heard the trumpet call, the battle cry.
20 Ruin on ruin is the news: the whole land is laid waste, my tents are suddenly destroyed, in one moment all that sheltered me.
21 How long must I see the standard and hear the trumpet call?
22 'This is because my people are stupid, they do not know me, they are slow-witted children, they have no understanding, they are clever enough at doing wrong, but do not know how to do right.'
23 I looked to the earth -- it was a formless waste; to the heavens, and their light had gone.
24 I looked to the mountains -- they were quaking and all the hills rocking to and fro.
25 I looked -- there was no one at all, the very birds of heaven had all fled.
26 I looked -- the fruitful land was a desert, all its towns in ruins before Yahweh, before his burning anger.
27 Yes, Yahweh has said this, 'The whole country will be laid waste, though I shall not annihilate it completely.
28 For this, the earth will go into mourning and the heavens above grow dark. For I have spoken, I have decided, I shall not change my mind or go back on it.'
29 At the din of horseman and archer the entire city takes to flight: some plunge into the thickets, others scale the rocks; every town is abandoned, not a single person is left there.
30 And, once despoiled, what are you going to do? You may dress yourself in scarlet, put on ornaments of gold, enlarge your eyes with paint but you make yourself pretty in vain. Your former lovers disdain you, your life is what they are seeking.
31 Yes, I hear screams like those of a woman in labour, anguish like that of a woman giving birth to her first child; they are the screams of the daughter of Zion, gasping, hands outstretched, 'Unhappy me! I am dying, the murderers have killed me!'
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Thermally diffused waveguides in YVO4
S.J.Hettrick, J.S.Wilkinson and D.P.Shepherd
Lasers based on planar optical waveguides have recently generated interest for use as high-average-power sources, due to a combination of attractive features including high optical gain, good thermal-power handling and compatibility with the geometry of high-power diode pump sources [1,2]. However, high-power diode pumping of monolithic plane-plane waveguide cavities generally leads to multi-mode output. One possible route to controlling the spatial output of such devices is through the use of tapered waveguides [3]. For devices of a few centimetres in length, adiabatic expansion can be achieved up to widths of a few hundred microns. This leads to structures compatible with end-pumping by broad-stripe diodes or, for higher power, side-pumping by diode bars. The latter route requires a very strong absorption of the diode emission, as the absorbing length is only a few hundred microns. Thus we have investigated thermal diffusion in YVO4 as a potential waveguide fabrication technique that is compatible with the patterning required for tapered waveguides.
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2007 Wk 4.7 Stalled
Like the title says, last weekend while driving my check engine light came on and bogged down really bad. Couldn't go above 30mph, then about 10 seconds later the whole thing cut off. I was able to pull over and restart it. I checked the codes with my superchips, I don't remember the exact code but it had something to do with possible vacuum leak, well i took it to a shop and they said that where the kn cai meets up with the throttle body was loose. They retightend it and i should be fine. Here's the thing though, for the last 9 months or so it has idled pretty rough when in park and at a stop light. It surges from just below 500rpms all the way to 1100 rpms. It's still doing it, any ideas as to what this could be? I've read about some issues with the egr valve going bad, has anyone replace theirs on a 4.7? Any help would be great!
idle air control possible.... maybe your cai is messing with the afr
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Re: 2007 Wk 4.7 Stalled
I suppose it could be, but I put the intake on about 5 months ago, it was doing it before.
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It was actually throwing 5 codes after it stalled out, they were the following: p2074, c101c, b1668, u0184, u0415. The last 4 were kind of weird, i think one was about losing communication with the radio, another one was a right front wheel speed sensor. I forget the other two. I thought maybe the other 4 came up because of it cutting out while driving, the shop said that's not possible.
check grounds. connections plugs
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Re: 2007 Wk 4.7 Stalled
after doing some more research on here it seems like alot of the symptoms match the tps failing. I think i might give that a try.
Re: 2007 Wk 4.7 Stalled
Yep, that was my initial though, start there and let us know how that goes, VERY common on the 4.7l
Re: 2007 Wk 4.7 Stalled
I hope that's it, i actually was tooling around on it yesterday and thought I'd take a look at it to see if it was something that i could clean and ended up stripping the screw on the firewall side that holds it in. I'm hoping I can take the throttle body off and use a pair of channel locks on it.
Re: 2007 Wk 4.7 Stalled
Yeah that should work, and worst case senario you could take a dremel and just cut the head of the bolt off... without the tension on the bolt from the clamping pressure it would be even easier to remove. Mopar sensors come with new bolts (cannot speak for aftermarket).
Re: 2007 Wk 4.7 Stalled
oh they do include the bolts, that's good.
Re: 2007 Wk 4.7 Stalled
put the new sensor in today, so far so good! I found it at rockauto.com for 30 bucks.
Re: 2007 Wk 4.7 Stalled
I replaced my TPS twice, I would only go with Mopar as Jeeps are real PITA with some aftermarket sensors.
Re: 2007 Wk 4.7 Stalled
Had to replace mine the other day as well
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Networking with others in the dairy industry and feedback from the judges is what lower order sharemilkers Bev and Rob Urquhart hope to gain from taking on the Dairy Industry Awards.
The Rainbow Mountain sharemilkers are among 14 local farmers who have entered the Sharemilker/Equity Farmer of the Year section of the Central Plateau Dairy Industry Awards vying for a spot to represent the region at the national finals being held in Wellington in May.
From the region, there are also 11 farm managers and 27 dairy trainees taking part in the competition with judging due to start on farms later this month.
The Urquharts entered the dairy industry in 2006 through the DairyNZ Go Dairy programme and haven't looked back, saying they love the lifestyle which allows them more time together and with daughter Maddie, now 13.
Two seasons ago they began sharemilking for Tony and Nerene Lynskey milking 320 cows on 120ha of land at Rainbow Mountain.
They entered the regional Manager of the Year section of the awards in 2011, walking away from the finals with the Vet Club Animal Husbandry and Animal Health merit award.
Bev says they have entered the awards this year because the feedback they received from judges has helped them immensely in their business and they want to get ahead.
"The feedback from judges last time was incredible. They show you how you can achieve in areas you weren't so good on ... you also get to meet some amazing people in the industry and make friends with other farmers who have entered."
Entering last time helped them stay focused, she says.
"It pushed us a lot and offered us a few different ideas to think about. That sort of information and support is so valuable. To hear from people that have done it is great because really we are quite new to the industry."
Prior to 2006, Rob drove trucks and Bev was a Work and Income case manager for 10 years.
Rob loves not having to travel to work.
"I love being outside and being with the animals. It's different every day," he says.
While most farmers dream of eventual farm ownership, this couple know their limitations and plan to buy a rental property by 2015 for their retirement.
Their aim is have their own herd by 2018.
"We don't see it as a negative thing not being able to buy our own farm. It's just not an achievable thing for us right now," Bev says.
"We've had to do this on our own and with family help ... we'd like to own our own herd in the future though. You need a decent herd to make money ... Rental properties are more achievable for us. Unless we win Lotto of course. We'd like to have our first home by next year. We are setting goals."
Meanwhile, they are focusing on the upcoming awards and judging due to start on farms.
They know it's going to be difficult showcasing the farm with it so dry at the moment.
"It's tough out there at the moment which will make it hard for judging. We will just have to explain how we are coping and do the best we can."
The regional winners of the awards will be announced next month with the winners from each of the three categories going to the national competition in Wellington on May 24.


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49 degrees at MSP Airport Monday ties the record high of 49 set in 2002
52 my record breaking forecast high temp Tuesday
(Current record is 49 degrees set in 1990)
+14.3 degrees at MSP so far this January!
A snowless Deephaven Beach on Lake Minnetonka on January 9th.
I expected this would come out given the fact that we're running about 13 degrees above average so far this month.
So far this is the warmest start to January on record in the Twin Cities and much of Minnesota.
The numbers from The Minnesota Climate Working Group.
Warmest Start to January in the Twin Cities: January 1-10, 2012
The balmy winter of 2011-12 keeps marching on.
"January 1-10, 2012 may well be shaping up to be the warmest first ten days of January on record for the Twin Cities going back to 1873. Using the National Weather Service forecast for January 10th, the preliminary average temperature for the Twin Cities will be 31.4 degrees, beating January 1-10, 1880 with 31.2 degrees. It is interesting to note that four of the past ten warmest starts to January happened since 2000.
The average temperature for January 1-10 is about 15 degrees, so through the 10th the Twin Cities will be around 16 degrees above normal.
January 10 will continue the streak of at or above normal temperatures in the Twin Cities. The last time the average temperature was below normal was back on December 10, 2011."
Twin Cities Warmest January 1-10
Temperatures in Degrees F
Rank Avg T Jan 1-10
1 31.4 2012
2 31.2 1880
3 29.9 1992
4 29.2 2007
29.2 2006
6 27.8 1889
7 27.6 1987
8 26.9 2003
26.9 1939
10 26.5 1933
8th latest below zero temps at MSP….so far:
I've posted many times on Updraft (most recently this morning) how January 18th is the latest we've recorded a sub zero temp at MSP Airport.
As of today this is the 8th latest we've gone without bone chilling sub-zero weather in the metro. It looks like we'll move up the ladder this week, with the best shot at temps approaching zero on Friday morning.
Again, the post from the MN Climate Working Group.
Latest First Below Zero Temperatures in the Twin Cities 1872-2012
"In 140 years of record keeping in the Twin Cities, the official temperature has always fallen below zero sometime during the winter. The latest being January 18th during the winters of 1888-89 and 2000-2001.
So far as of January 9, there has not been a below zero temperature recorded so far at the Twin Cities International Airport. There has never been a winter that has not dipped below zero at least twice in the Twin Cities. The latest into a season that a winter has gone without seeing a below zero temperature was in the winter of 1888-89 and 2000-2001 that lasted until January 18th without going below zero. So far the winter of 2011-2012 is in eighth place for the latest a winter has lasted without a below zero reading at the official Twin Cities recording station.
The long term average for the first below zero reading in the Twin Cities is December 9.
The winter of 2000-2001 only had two days with temperatures that reached below zero The Chanhassen National Weather Service has a tally of the lowest counts of below zero temperatures in past winters."
Twin Cities First Below Zero Temperature: 1872-2012 Winters
Rank Season First Below Zero
1) 1888-89 January 18
1) 2001-02 January 18
3) 1954-55 January 16
4) 1881-82 January 14
5) 1913-14 January 11
5) 1974-75 January 11
5) 2002-03 January 11
8) 2011-12 January 9 (so far)
9) 1877-78 January 4
10) 1969-70 January 2
You can see some more info with the tie in on today's Big Story Blog at MPR.


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That needs a vet. It looks like an infection, maybe from a foxtail getting stuck in there, or a bug bite, but it definitely needs a vet.
ok then thanks is there anything i can do until i take her to vets?
Looks like a interdigital cyst to me. But I would still go to the vet and rule other things out.
There are quite a few treatments routes you could go if it is a cyst. You could do epsom salt soaks several times a day then you would soak in diluted hydrogen peroxide. I have had great success with using synotic drops on them, couple times a day. Which you will need to ask the vet about. You can use antibiotics and treat internally while treating externally, which again should only be done with vets approval.
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Does it bleed or puss? My dog has something that resembles that. My dogs only bleeds a little when he runs on crunchy snow, no puss.
My doctor told me it was a tumor, I'm not sure I believe him. He went right for the surgery route within 5 mins and didn't suggest anything else.
http://www.dogforums.com/dog-health-...-dew-claw.html (Small growth on dew claw. Anyone know what this is and the severity?)
Hello Da Zo and all! I am new here and looking for some information about that lump in between toes. My dog who is a 5 year old shiba inu had the same lump as you shared on your previous post.
I brought my dog to the vet and he gave me antibiotics that she'll take orally, hibitane solution for cleaning the wound (as it is bleeding a little bit), and theraderm cream which is an anti inflammatory cream. It's her 1st night taking the medications... after 7 days if nothing happens he recommends to be removed surgically..
Can you share your experience on this?
Thank you
An update on my case that might help you. I didnt like the response from the first vet so I took my pug to another. They took a cell sample from the sore and looked at it under a microscope. She determined that my dog didn't have any signs of a tumor due to the cell sample makeup. She said it was just an infection and to try this steroid cream for 2 weeks and call.if there was no change. I applied the cream twice and notice it going away. I stopped the cream and I t went away on its own. No expensive surgeyr, just a well trained caring vet. Hope this helps.
Thank you for sharing your experience Skell!
Hopefully the medications that the vet gave will work.
So far the only improvement is my dog is not licking her paw anymore. The bump is still swollen but no amount of blood is showing.


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New Zealand's first-ever all-girl team joined the lads for today's Marine Trades Challenge, competing to build a boat in just two hours.
Napier's Tamatea School entered two teams in today's contest - one for boys, one for girls.
Tamatea girls Kaylah Robertson, Teena Boxer, Karli Brown and Grayson Unwin-Hunt said their main aim was to have fun.
Also competing were apprentices from the Core Builders Composite team.
"We put the hulls together in two hours,'' apprentice Callum Jones said. He and colleague Matthew Larsen were among the team who made a carbon fibre, timber and nomex boat.
They later started sinking - but so did half the other teams.
Scrutineer Shane Quaintmer from North Shore Coastguard said 18 teams competed in total.


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Mary Frances Daley
Mary Frances "Fran" Daley, 61, a longtime Rockaway resident, died February 19.
Daley was born February 29, 1948, in Rockaway Beach and moved to Pennsylvania 13 years ago from Queens, New York. She was an active member of St. Luke's Roman Catholic Church in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.
Daley was preceded in death by her husband, Gerard Charles Daley.
She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Sarah Glenn and Bill Dinterman; eight grandchildren, Jessica, Danielle, Janine, Mikey, Ryan, Bryan, A.J. and Mackenzie; great-grandson, Anthony; three siblings, Ellen, Ray, and Peter; and nieces and nephews.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted to William H. Clark Funeral Home, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. A funeral mass was held at St. Luke's Roman Catholic Church, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. Interment took place at Indiantown National Cemetery, Annville, Pennsylvania. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, memorial remembrances be made to VNA Hospice of Monroe County, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, or American Cancer Society, Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.


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You girls look so dang cute! Love the outfits!(:ReplyDelete
Glad i followed your blog!
Not only do you have influence but you have internet real estate which is huge too. ;) Wish I would've been able to attend...looks like a life changing conference!!ReplyDelete
I'm glad you had a good time. Sounds like it was super inspiring.ReplyDelete
It also sounds like my e-mail to you from earlier today about sponsoring might not be applicable anymore. :)
I'm so enjoying reading everyone's recaps from the conference. Wish I could have been there. Hopefully next year!ReplyDelete
Sounds like it was a great conference all around! Can't wait to see how you continue to grow your blog!ReplyDelete
Sounds like an amazing life changing event. I am so excited to see what's to come.ReplyDelete
Virtual assistant?!? Sign me the heck up! Loved this, thanks for sharing for those that could not attend :)ReplyDelete
XO Kait
You go girl.. Change the world :)ReplyDelete
wish i were there!ReplyDelete
So glad you were inspired and can't wait to see the changes waiting to come!ReplyDelete
I really wanted to go to this so badly, but it was my cousin's wedding and I had to choose blood over bloggers. Haha. I would love to go next year. Saving the date! So glad you had a good time and you are so right about our blogs ultimately being His.ReplyDelete
This looks like such an amazing conference!! I can't wait to see what growth you make in your blog!!ReplyDelete
Looks like a good time---may have to join in next year;)ReplyDelete
Just found you and new follower, hope you check us out at http://www.thechirpingmoms.com!
I can't wait for next September! I'm even more convinced that I have to go after reading and instagram stalking everyone who was there. It looks like it was the most incredible time ever! Can't wait to hear all about the rest!ReplyDelete
Your blog has always been my favorite & I can't wait to see what new things you have up your sleeve! <3ReplyDelete
P.S. You & the other girls looked adorable!
I love reading everyones posts on this past weekend...I'm convinced that I must be there next year. convinced.ReplyDelete
Wow, sounds pretty amazing! Glad you enjoyed it so muchReplyDelete
exciting! can't wait to see the changes up your sleeve! sounds like it was an amazing & inspiring conference...hope i can make it to one in the near future.ReplyDelete
I want to go next year SO BAD. There's something electric about gathering with fellow Christians.ReplyDelete
I loved getting to know you better!!ReplyDelete
I am thinking I may have a whole new blog up my sleeve too. Pretty crazy the things and ideas that happened this weekend!
You are already an inspiration. I'm looking forward to your new ideas. You have a creative and entrepreneurial spirit.ReplyDelete
This is intense. I'm intrigued... Very intrigued.ReplyDelete
SO jealous you all get to go to Blogger events. There are none in Germany and I hope when we move back to the states Ill be able to go to one....in a few years, ugh. You all are gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I really wish we had conferences like this in South Africa! I can just imagine how inspirational it will be!ReplyDelete
Sounds like such an amazing experience, I'm so considering it for next year! I adore this blog of yours and love your hilarious "voice". You inspire other bloggers that it's okay to be themselves and I love that. Can't wait to see what's to come :)ReplyDelete
This sounds like such an amazing experience- I feel like I could stand to gain a lot from it. Maybe next year? :)ReplyDelete
These are some amazing bullet points. Especially the last one :)ReplyDelete
Glad to see you had so much fun at the conference and I can't wait to hear more about it!
PS - The blog change you'll make might be pretty awesome too ;)
I'm just a beginner but definitely sounds like something I'd be very interested in one day! Was fun followin you girls on instagram too!ReplyDelete
This is so very random, but I've always wanted to be a virtual assistant.ReplyDelete
You have such an amazing blog, I can't wait to see what the future holds!
Sounds like a very good experience! excited to see more amazing things in Living in Yellow!ReplyDelete
Btw LOVE that you used your notebook to that event! So happy! :)
So very excited for you and all that's to come on the blog. I have to admit, I'm most intrigued by the virtual assistant and mentoring...Can I please sign up for both?? Haha!ReplyDelete
I am so blessed by you! You are the best roomie ever (just don't tell Nat & Ginny)!! LOVE YOU!ReplyDelete
I'll be your virtual assistant ;)ReplyDelete
"I have influence. You have influence. We all have influence. Always remember that people are watching us--be conscious of what type of influence you are making."ReplyDelete
This bit you wrote here hit a cord and is stuck in my head....in a good way. I love it!
I am super interested in the mentoring thing. I feel like I don't know what I'm doing wrong with the bloggity thing. Although I see amazing women in the blogosphere, I haven't made the connections others have and I feel left out.ReplyDelete
/end self pity comment.
Also, I'm happy that you have taken so much away from the conference!!!
i love this post! i'm so glad we got to meet and talk, even if we didn't dance the cupid shuffle. (but now that's the whole point of next year.) did you buy your ticket for influence '13 already?ReplyDelete
i'm excited to read more of your thoughts.
ps. if you're looking for a virtual assistant, email me! i'm looking to branch into more online work and i'd love to work with you! my email is annie at anniewiltse dot com :]
I love this post :) You girls are such beauties!!! So glad you had a wonderful time! xoReplyDelete
I read and appreciate every one of your comments. Thanks for stopping by my space and sharing a piece of yourself on this huge ole internet. I meant that in the least creepy way possible. I'm just good at making everything awkward. Anyhow, thank you for your comments. They make me smile :)


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Warren police field numerous domestic calls
A loud music call came in from Main Street at 11:04 a.m.
Police had their hands busy clearing Main Street, Narragansett Way, Baker Street, Water Street and other downtown streets of cars in preparation for the Warren Holiday Festival.
A Child Street woman told police that someone used her name and billing information to buy items from a catalog.
Saturday, Nov. 24
A drunk driver was reported on Davis Street at 12:03 a.m.
Police dispersed an unwanted man from a Davis Street home at 1:26 a.m.
A Pokanoket Trail resident complained about smoke coming from an open burn.
A dog owner told police that two other dogs attacked his animal.
A loose pit bull was reported on Water Street.
Shoplifting was reported at a Metacom Avenue store.
Sunday, Nov. 25
A Broad Street woman told police that someone cut branches on her yard's shrubs overnight without her knowledge.
Monday, Nov. 26
A Metacom Avenue woman reported a problem with her ex-boyfriend.
A Wood Street man called police to report his car stolen. He called back later to cancel the complaint; apparently, he'd checked with his bank and learned it'd been repossessed.
Police were called about a misbehaving first grader, and an officer went down to Hugh Cole School to have a talk with the student.
A wallet found on Child Street was brought to the station and later returned to the owner.
Breaking and entering was reported at a Touisset Road home.
Police got a call about a disturbance on Bowen Street.
Aaron M. Parsons, 31, of 9 Mill St., Apt. 104, was charged with domestic vandalism/malicious injury to property, and domestic disorderly conduct, after police got a call about a man who was agitated and punching walls.
Police got a call after an unknown woman knocked on a Barden Lane resident's door.
A loud music call came in from Davis Street.
Tuesday, Nov. 27
A complaint came in from Water Street at 5:22 a.m. regarding a noisy trash truck.
A Seymour Street woman told police that she noticed items missing from her purse. Though she declined to file a report, she noted that she lost her lucky nickle, in case police recover it.
Shane Botelho, 21, of 17 Central St., was charged with disorderly conduct. Police had no further information on the arrest.
A Child Street woman told police taht someone purchased magazine subscriptions in her name.
Andrew E. Stanzione, 25, of 9 Thompson St., second floor, was charged with simple assault and disorderly conduct.
Wednesday, Nov. 28
Police were called about a weapons violation on Birchswamp Road, noting in the report that people were firing shotguns. When they arrived, they summonsed Jarrett Lee Fortin, 19, of 66 Birchswamp Road, in connection with the incident.
Morris Williams, 53, of North Providence, was charged with writing fraudulent checks under $1,500.
Thursday, Nov. 29
Police assisted a woman on Baker Street who was locked out of her car.
Police mediated a civil issue between an aunt and neice on Market Street.
An elderly woman on Cherry Street told police that someone kept ringing her doorbell and wouldn't stop. It turned out to be her granddaughter.
Jeffery T. Dantas, 45, of Pawtucket, was arrested on a bench warrant from Sixth Division District Court in Providence.
David P. Sousa, 53, of 97 Cutler St., Apt. LKA, was arrested on a bench warrant from Sixth Division District Court in Providence.
A barking dog was reported on Benefit Street.
Friday, Nov. 30
An erratic driver was reported on Main Street.
The animal officer assisted a woman on Parker Avenue whose parakeets had gotten outside.
The owner of a Water Street business had questions for an officer in regard to "cyber-squatting," or taking wifi signals.
An erratc driver was reported on Hope Street.
A caller expressed concern for a dog that had been locked in a car parked on Metacom Avenue for several hours.
A Mason Street resident asked for police help after a verbal argument.
A possible breaking and entering was reported on Emery Road.
Saturday, Dec. 1
Edward Girard, 26, of 22 Birchswamp Road, Apt. 1, was charged with domestic simple assault/battery, domestic disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after police were called to his home at 1:33 a.m.
A Davis Street resident reported an apartment broken into, and construction equipment stolen.
A Davis Street woman asked police to have a look through her apartment; she suspected something was "out of place."
A Seymour Street resident complained about a neighbor lighting fireworks.
Police were called to a Main Street home for a domestic disturbance with property damage.
A Main Street resident reported a cell phone stolen.
A runaway was reported on Ridgeway Drive.


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Hugh C. Spalding, long-time superintendent of Marion County Public Schools, celebrated his 100th birthday Aug. 13.
Family members hosted a gathering at the St. Augustine Parish Hall Aug. 12.
His five children - Sarah Comi, Betsy Delmonico, Catherine Spalding, Rose Spalding, and Hugh Spalding, Jr. - and their spouses, Dick Comi, Neal Delmonico, Marty Johnson, and Will Denton attended the celebration.
The descendants of George Washington and Edna Robinson Abell will hold their annual potluck family reunion on Sunday, Aug. 26, at the V.F.W. post on Veterans Drive starting at 11:30 a.m. Bring enough food, drinks, etc. for your family.
The 61st annual Mullins family reunion will be at Graham Memorial Park on Sept. 1 with potluck meal to start at noon. For more information call (502) 384-2286.
Monday, Aug. 27: Pepper steak, rice, green beans, fruit cup, roll.
Tuesday, Aug. 28: Meatloaf, roasted red potatoes, orange glaze carrots, mandarin orange, roll.
Wednesday, Roast pork, mashed potatoes, navy beans, cornbread, banana.
Thursday, Aug. 30: Pizza day.
Friday, Aug. 31: Sloppy Joe, corn, coleslaw, peach slices, bun.
Brent and Jessica McRay of St. Joe announce the birth of a 7-pound, 3-ounce son, Chevy Aloysius McRay, born July 18, 2012, at Spring View Hospital, Lebanon.
Maternal grandmother is Lisa Buckman of St. Joe. Paternal grandparents are Ronnie and Cathy McRay of Lebanon. Great-grandparents are Philip and Rosetta Buckman of St. Joe and Ernestine Brady of Calvary.
Chevy Aloysius has one brother, Dominique Buckman, and one sister, Aryonna McRay, deceased.
Larry and Patty Mattingly of St. Mary announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Rosie, to Zack Sanders, son of Rick and Betty Sanders of Indianapolis, Ind.
Mattingly is a graduate from Western Kentucky University and employed as a teacher at Discovery International School.
Sanders is a graduate from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and employed as a mechanical engineer at Harman International Industries.
The wedding will be held at 6:30 p.m. Aug. 18, 2012 at St. Charles Catholic Church.
Chris Abrams and Krystal Edwards of Lebanon announce the birth of a 7-pound, 15-ounce daughter, Raylee Catherine Abrams, born July 4, 2012, at Spring View Hospital, Lebanon.
Maternal grandparents are Paul and Kim Edwards of Lebanon.
Paternal grandparents are Ronnie and Diane Abrams of Richmond and Kim Harrell of Lebanon.
Great-grandparents are Bernard and Henrietta Edwards of Lebanon and Forrest and Faye Turpin of Waco, KY.
Raylee Catherine has one sister, Aaliyah Jordyn Abrams.
The 37th annual Cocanougher reunion was held Sunday, July 29, 2012 at the Perryville Community Center. About 55 people attended. A potluck meal, sharing of announcements, geneology, picture taking, talking, fun, games, hugs, kisses, story telling, meeting new folks and greeting old friends and family, prayer requests, and a few tall tells were among the highlights of the day.
The one traveling the furthest was Sarah Lovett of Puyallup, Wash. The remainder were from at least 14 different Kentucky communities.
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Portland musician and rock-historian Allen Lowe has a piece in the current issue of the Oxford American, the magazine's 10th annual "Southern Music Issue." He extols the virtues of the Hampton Grease Band, whom he describes as "a group that had everything I liked in not just rock & roll but in all music."
Regardless of the possibly-apocryphal "fact" that the HGB's debut album was, as Lowe notes, the second-lowest selling release in the history of Columbia Records, Lowe's sense of discovery and genuine excitement are palpable - even as he describes guitarist Glenn Phillips as "better and more interesting as a guitarist than Frank Zappa."
The story's not online yet, but the OA is usually available at Longfellow Books in Portland, though the most recent issue hasn't arrived just yet, apparently.


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By Tim Graham | May 21, 2006 | 5:31 PM EDT
If you would like to see the range of opinion among film critics on "The DaVinci Code," one very nice inventory of major-media reviews can be found at metacritic.com. It earned a 48 out of 100, well below this weekend's new cartoon, "Over the Hedge," which averaged out to 67.
For a comparison, you can see that "The Passion of the Christ" averaged just about the same, a 47.
Cartoonist Henry Payne's take is here.
Tim Graham
Tim Graham is Executive Editor of NewsBusters and is the Media Research Center's Director of Media Analysis


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Worked great, AGP was cool with my BFG 6800GT.
Like the title said the AGP slot didn't work after 1 1/2 month. During that time Nothing seemed to be a problem but one day the monitor just never had a signal again.
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Jews have laid claim to Jerusalem since King David made it his capital in the 100s BC; Christians claim it as the site of many important events in the Bible, including the cleansing of the 2nd temple and the crucifixion; Muslims claim it as the site of Muhammad's ascension.
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The other checkpoint we drove through with no problem.
The Hand in Hand school was amazing. It is only school with Israelis and Arabs going to classes together. Imagine that. All other schools are segregated. Yes, because remember Israel is not a secular state. It is a Jewish state. So Arab Muslim parents send their students to Arab Muslim schools. The students at Hand in Hand were shocked that I don't teach you all Religion. They were VERY excited to learn about Edmondo and I hope they will post soon!
After lunch, we wandered the Old City Jerusalem. We walked at the top of the walls of the city that has been so contested over the years. Remember the ottomans, the crusaders, more recently the Jordanian army and the Israeli army. Everyone wants this city. But doesn't it belong to us all?
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A lot will depend on if there are kids around, yours or others. Most will say, and I agree, keep a round chambered, to 1. be ready and 2. chambering a round will give your location and intent.
I'd say it is always safe to keep the safety on, it isn't that difficult or loud to take it off safety.
Not sure how to answer the spring question, I'd say leave it loaded.