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I love E.B.!! My DH thinks she's great too, his bucket list includs meeting Vanna White and Eleanor Burns.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
I love E.B.!! My DH thinks she's great too, his bucket list includs meeting Vanna White and Eleanor Burns.
I got to spend today with Eleanor in Melbourne, took her Magnolia Bud quilt class. She is a great teacher and so down to earth. She autographed any of her books for us and had a photo session. The quilt went together so nicely (or should I say the blocks) and I hope to finish the quilt in the very near future. I also got to see Eleanor in Houston last year at both a mini trunk show and a demonstration of one of her rulers. She has so much energy.
I love El... she is so down to earth. I have learned a lot from her. Jenny Doan is the QUEEN of pre cuts and her whole family is so talented that they just gush the happiness of quilting. A great day for me is watching videos of the how to make quilts whether I have any wine or not.
I am the sew n sew my Mother made.
Eleanor has some great stuff, but her voice is anything BUT soothing to me. I agree that Jenny Doan is calm and easy to listen to. Her tutorials are so easy to follow also.
I just had the pleasure of meeting her in person and the sew expo and she is as nice and kind as she is on TV.
Wonderful website, thank you so much for sharing with us.
If you see someone without a SMILE, please give them one of yours!!
I would watch Fons and Porter for designs, then go hunt up eleanors method of doing the same thing cause it was invariably easier to do Eleanor's way.
I hope one day to meet her, she truly is an inspiration. She reminds me of that Auntie that everyone wants to have
I love Eleanor Burns, She' s one of the most important and made the Quilting Word go round! A big, big toast to her and bless her always!


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Cooper: Moonachie kids get a break from life via football at Wood-Ridge
WOOD-RIDGE – None of the Moonachie kids on the Wood-Ridge football team really remembers exactly what time they saw the water coming up.
But they all saw it. And they will never forget it.
"It was like a movie, the whole week was like a movie," said Mike Pichardo, a Bruno Street resident and a junior wide receiver. "The governor was in our town. I went to go see him. I mean, the governor."
"It's just crazy," said Gerard Londino, who lives at Adult Drive in the mobile-home section of town. "I don't know how it happened."
There are five Moonachie residents in the Wood-Ridge football program – the town of 2,800 isn't big enough for its own high school. They are all coping with loss after a tidal surge from Hurricane Sandy overwhelmed a berm in the Hackensack River and flooded their small town.
Their families lost cars, appliances, televisions, family pictures, keepsakes.
But they haven't lost the will to keep playing football.
The Blue Devils are 1-7 with two games left, including the regular-season finale Saturday against Garfield. First-year coach Eric Magrini had 22 players in uniform at practice Tuesday. He joked about how it's just enough to go 11-on-11. He knows he's in the starting stages of a tremendous rebuilding process.
"We are basically a new team," explained Josh Petrella, another junior from Moonachie. "We are trying to get it together. No one has ever even played varsity football before."
"We are just not used to the tempo," said Londino. "I'm not upset about it, because I have a whole other year. When I'm a senior, I'm sure we will be 8-2."
Londino and his older sister were asleep that Monday night/Tuesday morning when he heard someone hollering that they had to evacuate.
He wasn't worried about his place — it sits up high in the trailer park — but he knows the places below him can and do flood.
"I go outside and the water is up to my knees," said Londino.
The 16-year old put on his waders, helped his sister get out by putting her in a boat, then went to the center of Moonachie. There, he borrowed a boat from the Rochelle Park Fire Department and began to go from house to house, rescuing people.
He says he helped out "maybe 35" residents, with many mistaking him for firefighter in the dark morning hours. His mother, who volunteers for the Moonachie First Aid & Rescue Squad, chastised him for risking his life.
"I had to do what I had to do," he says simply.
Now, his life, like so many others in Moonachie, is upside down. PSE&G has turned off the gas in the mobile home, so he has no heat or hot water. He said he's been staying with some friends, but looks tired.
"I haven't eaten at all today, I have no food," Londino said after practice Tuesday. "I barely got any sleep last night. It's been hard for me to sleep … just stuff in my mind."
But Londino wouldn't miss football practice. First of all, school is a warm place to go, and football is what motivates him to study and keep his grades up. He also missed last season with an ankle and wrist injury.
"I have been wanting to play football for a while. My grades had been bad, so I couldn't play. I always wanted to get back on the field and I'm glad I am," said Londino. "It will be fun for me."
Petrella's family lost everything on the first floor of their home. The water rose to 50 inches. They already have begun the process of restoring their home while staying with neighbors.
"I wanted to help my dad, and I asked him, 'What do you think, do you want me to stay here and help you?' He was like, 'No, tough it out and I'll tough it out. You do football. You have games left and you do it for your team and I will watch you on the field no matter what.' " Pichardo's family is living upstairs in its Ramella Avenue home.
"The first floor is ruined, we have to get it all redone and we have to get new cars," he said. "We are upstairs, all jam-packed."
Magrini didn't hear from some of his players until Thursday. He still is worried about freshman player Dennis Luzba, whom the coach said lost a lot in the storm and whom wasn't at practice Tuesday.
"It was a little scary," said Magrini. "It was definitely a little scary to not know where your players are and if they are OK."
The Blue Devils' coaching staff is trying to make this week as simple as possible. Practice Tuesday had some laughs as assistant coaches were running back punts and dodging tacklers. Football is a lot more than a game now to these kids — it's a diversion, a healthy one.
"It's tough to keep their heads in it. We are trying to keep it light and fun this week and talk about being with your family on the field," said Magrini. "I think the kids are more excited to be here than wherever they were. They were excited to put on the pads and get their minds off things."

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2011 Fixture Analysis and Rating
Welcome back to AFL Space and the next installment of 2011 Fixture Ratings. This time around, we'll look at Fremantle through to Melbourne – with the final installment (Port Adelaide through to the Bulldogs) coming soon also.
To recap, here are the fixture ratings so far, for Adelaide to Essendon (you can access the article here – the article also contains a breakdown of how the fixture rating is determined):
Collingwood – 148.48 (easiest fixture so far)
Carlton – 143.76
Essendon – 138.60
Brisbane – 138.28
Adelaide – 137.50 (most difficult fixture so far)
Remember, the "Fixture Rating" takes into account 3 main factors – days rest, ground difficulty and opponent difficulty.
This week it's Fremantle, Geelong, Gold Coast, Hawthorn, Kangaroos and Melbourne.
Fremantle – The Dockers have the third toughest fixture statistically, with a rating of 136.24. As I have mentioned previously, interstate teams have tough schedules by default, given they would expect that every other game will be played out of their home state – such is the nature of our great national game. The Dockers have a reasonable fixture until late July – then it's just plain nasty. From round 17, it's the Swans (away), the West Coast derby, Hawks, Saints (away), Blues, Roos (away), Pies and Bulldogs (away). That's as tough as it gets for a side hoping to sneak into the Top 4.
Geelong – The Cats fixture rating of 136.52 is the toughest of any Victorian team. Their 2011 fixture is one of two halves, as it starts out tough but progressively becomes easier as the season continues. The Ablett-less Cats face the Saints at the MCG in a blockbuster opening round encounter, followed by a 7-week stretch featuring the Dockers (away), Swans (away), Hawks, Pies and Blues. But other than a round 24 tester against the Pies, their second half of the season schedule is a beauty – and I'd expect them to charge into the finals for this very reason.
Gold Coast – It's no surprise that the Gold Coast fixture is a tough one, as it's not like they could play themselves a couple of times this season to soften it up. So, given each of its games is against a higher ranked opponent – their fixture rating came in at a league low figure of 131.98. The "good" news comes in the form of their last four rounds – Lions, Crows, Demons (away) and Hawks. The worst of it is rounds 12-16, which includes the Kangaroos, Hawks (in Tassie), Bulldogs, Dockers (away) and Swans – and don't look now – but they then get the Pies, Saints and Cats in succession from rounds 18-20. Ouch!
Hawthorn – As a Melbourne based club, you'd be correct in guessing the Hawks have a good draw. Their fixture rating of 142.26 is the 6th most favourable fixture in the league. The round 5-12 stretch in the draw is where Hawthorn will be tested – with 2 games against the Cats and clashes with the Power (away), Saints, Swans (away), Dogs and Dockers. We could see a Buddy Franklin explosion to open 2011, however, with the Hawks playing the Crows, Demons, Tigers and Eagles in the first 4 rounds (perhaps those DreamTeam coaches out there can take note).
North Melbourne – The Kangaroos will rack up the frequent flyer points early in 2011, with two trips to Perth in the first 3 rounds of the season (rounds 1 & 3) – with a match against the Pies thrown into the mix for good measure (round 2). Their fixture rating number came in at 140.39 – good enough for 7th best in the competition. The relief for the Roos comes between rounds 9 to 14, with matches against the Lions (away), Swans, Crows, Suns (away), Dons and Power (away). Not too shabby. Overall, with 16 games in Melbourne – there isn't too much room for complaint. Their bigger concern, it seems, is convincing their supporters to go and watch them play.
Melbourne – The Dees have statistically the best fixture in the competition, with a rating of 149.84. They travel interstate just 4 times and none of their interstate fixtures are against top 8 teams from 2010 (Suns, Eagles and the Power twice – with one being a "home game" at the Gold Cast). Their last 4 rounds leading into a potential return to finals action is near perfect – against the Eagles, Tigers, Suns and Power (away) – whilst the Geelong/Hawthorn double in rounds 18 & 19 is arguably their biggest test of the season. With this fixture, I'm tempted to move the Demons right up into finals contention in my next set of Power Rankings (stay tuned to AFLSpace).
Here are the rankings after looking at 11 teams so far:
Melbourne – 149.84 (easiest fixture)
Collingwood – 148.48
Carlton – 143.76
Hawthorn – 142.26
Kangaroos – 140.39
Essendon – 138.60
Brisbane – 138.28
Adelaide – 137.50
Geelong – 136.52
Fremantle – 136.24
Gold Coast – 131.98 (most difficult fixture)
The final installment will feature the other 6 teams – Port Adelaide, Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney, West Coast and the Western Bulldogs – so stay tuned to AFL Space.
Please feel free to leave your thoughts, opinions and suggestions in the comments below. As always, you can also find me on Twitter – @luke2177.
Thanks once again for reading!


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Together with Hoppecke and SMA we have developed a battery system with customized power inverters which will be used for storing excess energy in order to increase the internal consumption rate at the household level.
The energy management system JOONIOR, developed by MSR office / Diehl Ako, is intended to assist MeRegio customers to automatically control selected end appliances.
Liebherr has developed a smart upright freezer for MeRegio which can respond automatically to the dynamic MeRegio signals. Since July 2011, the Liebherr product range has included eight SmartGrid-ready NoFrost upright freezers.
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Together with Senertec, the Europe-wide market leader for combined heat and power systems, interfaces have been developed to integrate the Dachs-micro-cogeneration system into the MeRegio Smart Grid.
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After some hopeful signs for Republicans in early ballot counting, Democrats had just as good an election night in California as across the nation.
There should be a message here -- and everywhere -- about the need for Republican positions to evolve if the party is to maintain its vital role in government.
Democrats won most key battles Tuesday.
Gov. Jerry Brown's Proposition 30 passed, raising some taxes to bail out education. Proposition 32 was defeated, protecting unions' political power. Proposition 36 won, softening the state's three-strikes sentencing law.
In Southern California congressional races, veteran Democratic Rep. Henry Waxman came from behind in early returns to beat Republican-turned-independent Bill Bloomfield, and Democrats Julia Brownley and Alan Lowenthal won hard-fought races over well-qualified Republicans Tony Strickland and Gary DeLong.
With the Brownley victory, Democrats picked up the House seat held by retiring Republican Elton Gallegly.
Democrats in the state Legislature were reported hopeful of expanding their majority to a two-thirds "supermajority," allowing the party to raise taxes without GOP cooperation.
The biggest L.A. County election, for a new district attorney, is ostensibly non-partisan. But winner Jackie Lacey is a Democrat who enjoyed the backing of the region's liberal establishment, and loser Alan Jackson is a Republican.
There were some bright spots for Republicans in the state. Voters defeated Prop. 34, which would have eliminated the death penalty, and Prop. 37, which would have required the labeling of food containing genetically modified material. In two high-profile House races, Democratic winners Brad Sherman and Janice Hahn only beat fellow Democrats Howard Berman and Laura Richardson.
After California voters ordered election reforms a few years ago -- establishing an independent redistricting commission, as well as open primaries -- Republicans were disappointed they didn't end up with more safe seats in Congress and the Legislature. But this page said then, and it bears repeating now, that the blame for Republicans' failure to rebound in California, rests with GOP candidates' failure to connect with voters in this unique state.
When voters here think of the Republican Party these days, they unfortunately think of the hardline platform chiseled by national party leaders. Understandably, the diverse voter groups in California's population centers choose Democratic policies.
Still, healthy government requires a working Republican Party. State residents should root for the GOP to revive itself here.
What we've said before is no less true now: This will require Republicans to field more appealing candidates, to run with more moderate positions, and to appeal to Latinos. They must do it without giving up the economic principles that make the party vital to the state's and nation's government; but they must do it or continue to struggle.
Republicans across the country have long cited California's ills as examples of what happens when Democrats have too much control.
Yet, as they nurse their wounds following President Obama's victory over Mitt Romney and Democrats' pickups in the U.S. Senate, Republicans nationwide also should see their continuing fade in California as the extreme example of what happens when their party fails to tailor its policies to the people it seeks to govern.
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There have been many clinical studies done to test the efficacy of Aller-7 in treating allergic rhinitis, bronchial asthma, and other upper respiratory ailments and the results were overwhelmingly favorable. I can attest that Aller-7 is indeed a highly effective herbal remedy for treating seasonal allergies as I'm now breathing much easier and I'm having fewer and less severe allergy attacks. Aller-7 works just as well as immunotherapy but it's a lot cheaper.
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OMG!! I've been taking this formula for the past two years in conjunction with a natural gum tree herb for my asthma and I cannot stress enough how this combination has controlled both my allergies and asthma. I was diagnosed with asthma at 2 years old and developed allergies shortly thereafter and I am now into my early 40s. My allergies and asthma are seasonal and for the months of May and October I used to suffer tremendously and no over-the-counter or extra strength prescription medication worked-and believe me I've tried them all. I was told by a medical physician that I had the worst case of allergies and asthma he's every seen. I was determined to get into gear-NATURALLY. I personally cannot say enough about this product and how it has overwhemingly helped me. I would recommend this formula and company-Natural Factors. WOW!!
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Scarlett Johansson, who just last April showed off her new Thor's Hammer wrist tattoo while promoting her film The Avengers, has gotten herself a new tattoo … one that she got inked onto her ribcage (ouch) but is happy to show off. Scarlett, for some unknown reason, decided to enlist the tattoo skills of a French graffiti artist named Fuzi Uvtpk to draw a very minimalistic horseshoe with the words "Lucky You" surrounding it. Hmmm. Click below to see and learn more.
Scarlett Johansson was snapped pulling up her grey top to reveal her new ribcage tattoo — a horseshoe inscribed with "Lucky You". In perhaps a message to her future lovers, the "Hitchcock" actress commissioned French tattoo and graffiti artist Fuzi Uvtpk to etch the ink after she attended an exhibition of his work at Le Salon in Paris. The blonde bombshell is adding more art to her growing number of tats, and has reportedly said that tattoos make her "happy" and prefers to keep the meanings behind them "private." Johansson has three other tattoos, a landscape picture on one arm, the initial "A" on her ankle and "I Heart New York" on her wrist.
Now, as always, I do my best not to pass judgment on the tattoo choices that other people make but … well, at least she didn't get a goofy-looking owl tattooed on her body. Honestly, I like the minimalistic look of this graphic but I'm not really pleased with the placement. That said, I'm not sure where the tattoo might look better on ScarJo's body but … I guess it really doesn't matter, does it? What do y'all think of this tat? Be honest. 0


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Colina del Paraíso by Checkin Hoteles
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Colina del Paraíso by Checkin Hoteles
About the Hotel
Property Location
Located in Benahavis, Colina del Paraíso by Checkin Hoteles is in the mountains and convenient to El Paraiso Golf Club and Flamingos Golf Club. This 4-star apartment is within close proximity of Atalaya Golf and Country Club and Bel Air Tennis Club.
Make yourself at home in one of the 101 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and microwaves. Rooms have private furnished patios. Cable programming and DVD players are provided for your entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include safes and coffee/tea makers, and you can also request cribs/infant beds (complimentary).
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a fitness center or take in the view from a rooftop terrace and a garden. Additional features at this apartment include complimentary wireless Internet access, babysitting/childcare (surcharge), and an arcade/game room.
While enjoying a refreshing dip in the apartment pool, you can order your favorite drink at the poolside bar. Breakfast is available for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include multilingual staff, luggage storage, and an elevator (lift). Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Fitness facilities
- Total number of rooms - 101
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Year Built 2008
- Free WiFi
- Number of floors - 5
- Billiards or pool table
- Multilingual staff
- Babysitting or childcare
- Number of buildings/towers - 10
- Free self parking
- Children's pool
- Garden
- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- Arcade/game room
- Poolside bar
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Elevator/lift
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Tennis on site
Room Facilities
- Microwave
- DVD player
- Dishwasher
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Private bathroom
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Washer/dryer
- Furnished patio
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Free WiFi
- Separate dining area
- Bidet
- Iron/ironing board
- Television
- In-room safe
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- Second bathroom
- Cable TV service
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Separate bathtub and shower
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- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Coco's Cabanas is located just 10 minutes walking or 3 by bike off the beautiful Caribbean coastline. Our accommodations include 6 cozy cabanas, also known as palapas or bungalows. We pride ourselves on giving a personal and unique experience, much different from large resorts on the Riviera Maya. Our restaurant/pizzeria has become as well known as our cabanas. Our menu offerings are influenced by both European and Mexican cuisines. We always use the freshest ingredients possible to guarantee our customers are satisfied and will return to us on a regular basis. Our tasty menu creations are developed by Helmut (Swiss-born-chef) and Silvia (from Cholula,Puebla), and the combination of their cultures has produced delicious results! There is an easy going lifestyle along our beach. The sand is very clean and the swimming is perfect here all year long! The gulf water temperature stays warm all year, so you will enjoy a swim here even through the winter months! Take a stroll along the beach and you can even take a short hike south and land directly in Playa del Carmen.
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The cabanas are charming. It's very romantic place and the people are super friendly.
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We stayed 1 night there (was all booked!) beg. of february 14. Exceptional situation almost on the beach, in between a 5 diaeautifulmonds and a 4 stars (Sandos). Clean, beautiful and warm atmosphere, with a nice little pool in the garden where all the rooms open. Great restaurant and great service. the price is correct for that spot, Playa being pricy compared with the rest of Yucatan anyway! Warmly recommanded!
WITH KING SIZE BED AND FUTON; KITCHENETTE; REFRIGERATION, MICROWAVE, COFFEE MAKER,TOASTER ETC. AIR CONDITIONING; Cable T/V, DVD, SAFETY BOX, I-POd D DOCK,HAIR DRYER,ETC.1ST FLOOR WITH PARTIAL OCEAN VIEW.
Nightly Rate: $95 - $110
Nightly Rate: $95 - $110
This room has a queen bed, private bathroom with hot and cold water shower. has air conditioning,sealing Fan,Cable t/v with DVD, desk,I- pot docking with alarm clock, terrace with tables and chairs and garden view. . it.s comfortable for 2 people.
Nightly Rate: $65 - $75
Nightly Rate: $65 - $75
This is a King Size Bungalow with a King size Bed and futon.has a private bath room with hot and cold shower, A/C ,sealing Fan ,Cable TV with DVD ,USB,MP3,and Radio, Safety Box,Refrigeration, terrace with table and chairs,garden and pool view .sleeps comfortable 2 persons but has space for a extra person. The additional person will cost $ 15.00 usd per night and the maximum capacity is three people plus a baby.
Nightly Rate: $75 - $85
Nightly Rate: $75 - $85
We updated one Bungalow with a Queen-size bed. It has an open Bathroom with Shower, Air conditioning, Closets and comforting roof Fans. Comes with Satellite TV, DVD ,i-Pod docking,Alarm Clock, Mini Bar,Safe,Hair Dryer and other Boutique amenities, has hot water and 110v electrical outlets. With a terrace, outdoor table and chair and tropical Garden views
Nightly Rate: $75 - $85
Nightly Rate: $75 - $85
Rainforest, Tropical
Cancun, Mexico (CUN-Cancun Intl.) 40 miles
Coco's Cabañas is an easy drive from Cancun, just 40 minutes straight south from Cancun taking the Mexican Federal Highway 307 (Carretera Federal 307). Right after you pass the Hotel "Mayacoba" you will see in the middle of the freeway our sign "Cocos Cabañas" and then you turn left into the Hotel "Princess".. follow the signs " Viceroy "/" Cocos Cabañas " until you get to Cocos Cabañas. If you are coming from Playa del Carmen on the same highway we are just a few minutes north and turn by the Coca Cola/Crystal Factury,it also has a sing "Petit Lafitte" on that turn. Easy!
Beach, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Nature area, Ocean
Computer, Copier, Library, Parking, Washer/dryer, Wi-Fi , some ameneties only en junior suites
Air conditioning, CD player, Ceiling fans, Coffee/Tea facilities, DVD Player, Desk, Fridge, Hairdryer, Ironing Board, Kitchenette, Microwave, Movie library, Private entrance, Radio, Satellite/Cable TV, TV, Videos, iPhone docking station
Bird watching, Fishing, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Water sports
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my dog is allergic to frontline. What can I use for fleas?
When I used frontline on my husky she began having seizures. She has fleas this year and would like to know what I can use that wont cause her to have them again but will kill the fleas
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Talk to your vet. Most of the better alternatives are prescription. Let your vet help you wade through all the alternatives and select one with ingredients that shouldn't cause a problem. There are many good products out there, one right for your dog.
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Unfortunately, most of the topical flea meds have the same active (and inactive) ingredients. So she's likely to have a reaction to anything else you try, like Advantage, for example.
What you might do is consult your vet about a pill like Program, which prevents flea eggs from hatching. It's a monthly pill given with food and while it doesn't REPEL fleas, it can cut down on the population of fleas on her body.
You can also use a basic flea comb and comb her twice a day and wash her bedding and vacuum every day or so. It's a lot of work at first, but once you work these things into your routine, it will be quick and easy and you can keep about 95% of the fleas off her this way.
Also ask your vet about Capstar, a pill that can kill fleas within 20-30 minutes and works up to about 24 hours.
But be sure to ask specifically about any kind of crossover allergy potential.
Good luck!
Jack answered on 6/20/10. Helpful? / 0
Talk to the vet, yes, but don't forget that yet another alternative is natural treatments. Garlic powder, for example, can be used to for flea control. Works for some, doesn't work for others. (Didn't work for my Papillon mix.) I've run into a few people recently who use apple cider vinegar (the safe kind) and I'm trying that. Can't say how it's working out so far.
Yup, I did talk to my vet about natural treatments last year, she said it should be fine to try. That said, I rely less on the vet than many people would recommend, mostly because I believe in using holistic and organic stuff wherever possible and the vet I go to is a modern-medicine type. So I basically believe that while modern medicine can be useful, I disagree with how many vets are taught to rely on it. Modern medicine tends to treat symptoms rather than find the cause and eliminate it.
Cookies 'n' Creme (1998-2011) answered on 6/20/10. Helpful? / 0
Check out www.mypetfection.com. They offer a 100% Organic and Non Toxic Bug Spray. It will keep fleas, ticks, and mosquitos away, and heal up any bites she already has. There is no chemicals in PETfection products so you shouldn't have the allergic reaction. Hope this helps!!
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Red Horse Café
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The East Central University volleyball team fell 3-2 in a five-set road match to Northwestern Oklahoma State Tuesday night in Great American Conference action.
During the Lady Tiger setback, senior Noelle Cope became the first ECU player to record 1,000 career kills. The Arlington, Texas, native needed two kills at the start of the match and garnered nine for 1,007 career kills.
The Lady Tigers (9-15, 6-4 GAC) were paced by sophomore Hayley Gerken, with 14 kills, three (1-2) blocks and a .440 (14k-3e-25ta) hitting percentage. Senior Danielle Essix was also strong for ECU with her seventh double-double of the year with 15 kills and 16 digs. Essix also added four service aces and three (1-2) blocks.
The Rangers (5-18, 2-8 GAC) opened the first set by taking a 8-4 advantage, but ECU then turned up the intensity and took a 10-8 lead, with a 6-2 run. The set remained close through the rest of the set, with several ties. The final tie came at 18-all and it was the Lady Tigers who went on a 4-0 run to take a 22-18 lead. The advantage was enough for the win and ECU took the opening set 25-19.
The second set saw the Lady Tigers open with a 7-1 advantage. However, it was Northwestern's turn to force a tie score at 15. The teams traded the next two serves before the Rangers used a 2-0 run to gain an advantage. The rest of the set was close, but the lead was what NWOSU needed to keep the momentum on their side and earned the 25-20 win.
After the intermission, the Lady Tigers came out ready to fight and took an early 4-1 lead in the third set. ECU kept the advantage throughout the set, building the lead to as many as four before earning the 25-21 win.
The fourth set was tight all the way through. The Lady Tigers fell behind in the middle of the set, by as many as five, but fought back to get within one (21-20). The teams traded the next four serves before a 2-0 run by ECU forced a 23-all tie. The score was knotted at 24, but Northwestern was able to earn the final two points for the 26-24 win.
In the final set, the Rangers jumped out to an early 5-0 lead. The Lady Tigers fought back with a 5-1 run of their own, but were unable to tie the set until an 11-all mark. However, momentum was on the side of NWOSU, which used a 4-1 run to earn the 15-12 win.
While ECU earned advantages in service aces (11-7) and blocks (12-5), the Rangers took a slight .123 (51k-31e-162ta) to .131 (60k-36e-183ta) hitting percentage advantage.
ECU hosted rival Southeastern Thursday night and travel to Weatherford to take on Southwestern next Tuesday at 7 p.m.


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BeschreibungGet on the fast track to creating computer games
Ever want to develop your own computer game? Learn the practical concepts of object-oriented programming for game design using Python(r) in this easy-to-follow, content-filled guide. Whether you're a student, aspiring game developer, or veteran programmer, you'll gain skills as you progress from station to station in a series of clear-cut tutorials on different styles of games. The last stop will be a finished game program for you to show off. Start your journey today on The Express Line to Learning and see where it takes you!
* Learn the basics of programming and 2D graphics as you go
* Plan programs, write and test code, and manage data
* Create text-based games, racing games, arcade games, and more
* Add sound, set up scorekeeping, and design avatars
All aboard for valuable online extras
Visit The L Line Web site at www.wiley.com/go/thelline for valuable online supplementary materials:
* Test bank with challenging review questions
* PowerPoint(r) slides with chapter outlines
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Along The L Line
* Complete tutorial coverage
* Ample illustrations and examples
* Real-world applications and hints for avoiding pitfalls
* Practice exams that help evaluate your progress
Chapter 1: Writing Your First Program.
Chapter 2: Working with Data.
Chapter 3: Taking Control.
Chapter 4: Building a Game Foundation.
Chapter 5: Drawing and Events.
Chapter 6: Audio and Basic Sprites.
Chapter 7: Building a Working Game.
Chapter 8: Making Animated Sprites.
Chapter 9: Realistic Movement.
Chapter 10: Building a Game Engine.
Appendix A: The Practice Exam Answers.
Appendix B: GameEngine Documentation.
Appendix C: Distributing Modules and Programs.
Appendix D: Creating Graphics and Sound.
Untertitel: 'L Line: The Express Line to Le'. New. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: JOHN WILEY & SONS INC
Erscheinungsdatum: Februar 2007
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It takes a lot of guts for someone to get up in front of a roomful of reporters and tell the world you got taken in an apparent scam.
MPR News Reflections and observations on the news
Archives for February 10, 2010
There's very little about Lindsey Vonn on today's chat. But if there were, it would be this question: Can you be overexposed before you're exposed?
What's your plan for dealing with reduced parking in Minneapolis?
Design your own billboard message.
Minneapolis St. Paul has been selected as the 5th-best airport in the country to sleep in.
No matter what common sense tells me, whenever I see a TV documentary or pictures of the early moments of 9/11, I always hope maybe this time the outcome will be different.
The warmer, the snowier; the dangers of flying cheap; Phil Harris dies; what would make you give a kidney to a stranger; and the perfect house for growing pot.


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Yankee Fans Rally in Times Square Before Game One
New York, NY —
Some 150 Yankee fans persisted against an equally-persistent rain, gathering in Times Square for a pep rally in advance of tonight's opening game of the World Series against the Phillies.
Mayor Bloomberg was there and told the crowd to expect a bigger party downtown, if the Yankees prevail, "We're going to all be on Broadway together. I promise you," he said.
The mayor, who's seeking four more years in office in next Tuesday's mayoral election, led fans in a chant of "four more wins."
The first pitch tonight is at 7:57, weather permitting. First Lady Michelle Obama and Jill Biden will be in attendance. The rain is expected to lighten up by then.


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Police on Hawaii island are searching for three suspects in a robbery at the home of a Leilani Estates Subdivision resident Wednesday night.
A 56-year-old woman told police the three suspects were invited to her home, used force against her and took several items. They fled in a white Ford Mustang.
Anyone with information about the case, or know the whereabouts of the vehicle involved, is asked to contact Detective Derek Morimoto at 961-2380 or email email@example.com. Callers can also notify police dispatch by calling 935-3311.
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I'd like to apologize for not being around much the last week, its been sooo busy around here! My MIL was in town, and then my internet went down for 3 days...... MIL went home and internet is back up, so I'm officially back :D
Missed ya ladies!!!!!
Nothing like a mil visit without internet. Glad to see you back!
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How did the mil visit go?
Yep, first time! It went fantastically! I love her! Even tho shes a NUT! LOL! I see where DH gets alot of his personality and humor from, thats for sure! LOL! I reallllly wish she would move to Michigan (shes in Nevada now) but her DH is up for a permanent job in Mi, so we will see SOON :D
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Dontcha hate it when your interent goes out?!?
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The Shadows recorded several sides as an instrumental act in late 1959; one called "Apache" hit number one in the British charts. From 1960-63, the band racked up four number ones and seven Top Ten hits before disbanding in 1968. Marvin, while continuing to appear and record with Cliff Richard, began a solo career with a self-titled album in 1969; it reached number 14 in the album charts. In the early '70s, he reunited with Welch and also John Farrar as Marvin, Welch and Farrar. The trio recorded both an eponymous LP and Second Opinion, and then Marvin and Farrar recorded an additional album as a duo. Marvin moved to Australia and became a Jehovah's Witness in 1973, but later joined a re-formed Shadows. The group resumed recording, and hit the Top Ten in 1978-79 with "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" and "Theme from 'The Deerhunter'."
Hank Marvin's only chart success as a solo act was 1982's Words and Music, which featured the U.K. hit "Don't Talk." He recorded All Alone with Friends in 1983, and then re-appeared in the '90s with four albums -- Into the Light, Heartbeat, Hank Plays Cliff and Hank Plays Holly. ~ John Bush
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Prabhu Deva, being reportedly bounded by controversial issues always stays calm. The recent buzz is that Prabhu Deva will be acting in the UTV Motion Pictures 3D Hindi Movie ABCD (Any Body Can Dance). Prabhu Deva plays the main character in the movie.
As per the report, the film ABCD (Any Body Can Dance) casts no heroine, but So You think You Can Dance fame Lauren Gottlieb will be acting in the movie as a part of the role. Prabhu Deva said in a report that the movie techniques are entirely different which has no cuts and pauses for each scene. Everything will have to be approved and finalized before proceeding next scene.
Actor and Choreographer Prabhu Deva already with 100 movies choreographed, ABCD is expected to be another career ahead to move on his way!!


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An update on Chico community development issues is planned noon to 1 p.m. July 24 in the Old Municipal Building Conference Room, East Fifth and Main streets, second floor.
Chico Planning Services Department Director Mark Wolfe and Director of Public Works Ruben Martinez will provide updates. Topics include user fee increases starting Sept. 20, online permitting, energy code updates, and DRC updates.
There is no cost for the program, but reservations are requested through the Chico Chamber of Commerce, 891-5556. The chamber, city and Valley Contractors Exchange are sponsoring the event.
Parents, kids magazine
Growing Up Chico magazine is celebrating its 10th year of operation. The Chico-centric parents and kids magazine will celebrate with the Downtown Chico Business Association during its July 17 Thursday Night Market in downtown Chico. Young entertainment talent will be showcased, as well as special vendor booths, activities and displays related to families.
The quarterly magazine has an online presence at www.growingupchico.com
The Thursday Night Market, which also hosts local growers, businesses and crafts, operates in downtown Chico from 6 to 9 p.m. between Broadway and Main streets on Thursdays.
Three area nonprofits and programs received $1,000 each from the Allstate Foundation because of the efforts by Allstate Insurance agent Gary Short of Chico
Benefitting were Boys and Girls Club of the North Valley, Enloe Foundation and Sage Global.
Short either volunteers with the organizations or has in some way helped them, according to a press release.
New faces
Nicole White has joined US Bank as a payment solutions consultant for Elavon.
White is responsible for Butte, Glenn, Colusa and Sutter counties. Elavon is a subsidiary of US Bancorp.
White works with local businesses to identify and meet payment processing needs including credit, debit/ATM cards, electronic benefit transfer, check, gift cards, electronic payment and other alternative payment methods.
White has more than 17 years in the banking industry, lastly as operations administrator for Tri-Counties Bank in Chico.
Moving Forward covers information, announcements and changes in businesses in Butte, Glenn and Tehama counties. Send information to: Business Editor, Chico Enterprise-Record, P.O. Box 9, Chico 95927 or fax to 342-3617 or e-mail to email@example.com Please include a contact name and phone number.


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San Diego graffiti meet at 50th and Market — a cease to all beefs
Techies spreading the mural and tags on social media
Mike Madriaga 1:45 p.m., May 22
I'm driving a Prius hybrid that doesn't belong to me with a man that may or may not be having a heart attack...
It's Thanksgiving Eve and I want to be at home relaxing. I miss my family already and the fact that I am working isn't helping the situation. Two weeks ago I took on a contract job with this attorney helping him work on four briefs. Four briefs in two weeks due at 7:30 this night before turkey.
I arrive at 2 p.m., as per the usual, and surprisingly he is calmer than I thought he would be. This could be due to the fact that I, along with his other assistant, have been busting our asses, working long hours to help him. Granted, I am the one who accepted this position, but flights from San Diego to Kansas are not cheap and there are some events in life that just can't be missed. Among those things are weddings and babies. As it turns out, this has been the year of blessings for both and so my funds call for a boost to compensate my airfare.
I almost quit the third day of working for him. He, like most attorneys I've worked for, has a hard time listening. I don't know if it's because I'm young or female or just that they think I'm incompetent overall, but their listening skills are all comparable, so it may be them. From the time I arrive to about 5:30 we are cruising along at a fair pace. I tell the attorney that in order for us to meet our 6 p.m. deadline, he cannot keep interrupting us with asking inane questions or telling us how slow we are going. He says he is dizzy. I tell him to stop walking in a circle like he is a dog.
Six o'clock, cut, print. All the attorney has to do is take it to the copier and then to FedEx. I feel relieved and I pick up my bag to go home. Then he asks me to go with him. His is my employer at this moment, although I feel like I could quit and not come back. His face is pitiful and somewhere in the pit of my stomach I know if I don't go, he will not meet his deadline.
We arrive at the copy company without any issues but then as we drive to FedEx he begins to have pain in his chest and arm. I don't know if he's being dramatic or having a heart attack. He pulls over and instructs me to drive. It's dark. I don't know where I am or how to navigate his car that makes virutally no indication of whether it's running or not, but somehow he successfully directs me to FedEx. I begin to pack the briefs in their respective boxes and he is yelling. Pacing and yelling and telling me to call the copy company because we don't have the right copies. He is wrong of course.
I try to explain that we have the correct filings and that in four minutes not only is FedEx going to close but he will have missed his deadline. He runs outside and I look to the FedEx employee who air gives me the sign of the cross and calls me an angel. I faux call the copy place. I tell the attorney he has lost his mind. I show him the cover pages to the briefs. He says he is sorry. I tell him to go wait in the car.
The project is over. The deadline has been met. I want to quit, but think about the future flights I want to take. He says, I'll see you Monday with a question in his voice. I say, You'll need to cut a check first.
I'd also suggest that you ask for your Thanksgiving bonus check, if he flenches then say Aloha and don't look back...


text: A man from Augusta is charged with Possession of Sexually Explicit Material of a Minor Under the Age of 12, after police say they discovered he downloaded hundreds of images of child pornography.Police say 26-year old Michael Nelbach shared a residence with a woman and her child. DHHS has stepped in to ensure the safety of the child.The Maine Computer Crimes Task Force contacted Augusta Police after discovering Nelbach had downloaded the images between June and September. Some of the children in the images were as young as nine years old.Nelbach was released on bail. As a condition of release, he is not to possess a computer except for work purposes.He is set to appear in court in December.


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Here's one of our most precious twins ornaments personalized as a special keepsake for parents and the boys too! Featuring a very cute design and handsome baby blue, the twin boys personalized Christmas ornament is nestled in our soft velvet drawstring bag. Rejoice in the arrival of your own twins or celebrate the joy of others with the twin brothers Christmas ornament personalized from Russell Rhodes with your custom message.
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The Millennium 10 Foot Ultra Light Tripod Hunting Stand is a fraction of the weight of other tripod stands. The all-aluminum Millennium 10 Foot Tripod is a versatile tool for avid hunter. The legs on this 10 foot tripod stand folds up to a manageable carry size. This enables you to easily transport it between spots. The all-aluminum construction on this tripod has a durable powder coated finish to resist the damaging effects of weather. The Non-sink, non-slip feet gives you a balanced foundation.
One of the legs adjusts to compensate for uneven ground. Large easy-to-climb, sure-footed steps make for easy entry and exit. The 20 inch W x 17 inch D ComforTech seat spins 360 degrees and is made of non-stretch, durable, UV-resistant PolyTech fabric that won't absorb water or scent, and is quiet to the touch. When you are hunting, you don't want to miss that great shot. Is that shot behind you? Go ahead and spin around and shot!
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About this time a firm of merchants having dealings with the East put on the market little
paper flowers which opened on touching water. As it was the custom also to use finger-
bowls at the end of dinner, the new discovery was found of excellent service. In these
sheltered lakes the little coloured flowers swam and slid; surmounted smooth slippery
waves, and sometimes foundered and lay like pebbles on the glass floor. Their fortunes
were watched by eyes intent and lovely. It is surely a great discovery that leads to the
union of hearts and foundation of homes. The paper flowers did no less.
It must not be thought, though, that they ousted the flowers of nature. Roses, lilies,
carnations in particular, looked over the rims of vases and surveyed the bright lives and
swift dooms of their artificial relations. Mr. Stuart Ormond made this very observation;
and charming it was thought; and Kitty Craster married him on the strength of it six
months later. But real flowers can never be dispensed with. If they could, human life
would be a different affair altogether. For flowers fade; chrysanthemums are the worst;
perfect over night; yellow and jaded next morning--not fit to be seen. On the whole,
though the price is sinful, carnations pay best;--it's a question, however, whether it's
wise to have them wired. Some shops advise it. Certainly it's the only way to keep them
at a dance; but whether it is necessary at dinner parties, unless the rooms are very hot,
remains in dispute. Old Mrs. Temple used to recommend an ivy leaf--just one--dropped
into the bowl. She said it kept the water pure for days and days. But there is some
reason to think that old Mrs. Temple was mistaken.
The little cards, however, with names engraved on them, are a more serious problem
than the flowers. More horses' legs have been worn out, more coachmen's lives
consumed, more hours of sound afternoon time vainly lavished than served to win us
the battle of Waterloo, and pay for it into the bargain. The little demons are the source of
as many reprieves, calamities, and anxieties as the battle itself. Sometimes Mrs.
Bonham has just gone out; at others she is at home. But, even if the cards should be
superseded, which seems unlikely, there are unruly powers blowing life into storms,
disordering sedulous mornings, and uprooting the stability of the afternoon--
dressmakers, that is to say, and confectioners' shops. Six yards of silk will cover one
body; but if you have to devise six hundred shapes for it, and twice as many colours?--
in the middle of which there is the urgent question of the pudding with tufts of green
cream and battlements of almond paste. It has not arrived.
The flamingo hours fluttered softly through the sky. But regularly they dipped their wings
in pitch black; Notting Hill, for instance, or the purlieus of Clerkenwell. No wonder that
Italian remained a hidden art, and the piano always played the same sonata. In order to
buy one pair of elastic stockings for Mrs. Page, widow, aged sixty-three, in receipt of
five shillings out-door relief, and help from her only son employed in Messrs. Mackie's
dye-works, suffering in winter with his chest, letters must be written, columns filled up in
the same round, simple hand that wrote in Mr. Letts's diary how the weather was fine,


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MUSICAL CHAIRS is a romantic tale of two New Yorkers, Armando Ortiz from the Bronx and Mia Franklin from the Upper East Side, who come together through their love of ballroom dancing.
Mia and Armando meet at a midtown Manhattan dance studio where Mia is an instructor and Armando is a part-time handyman who exchanges his janitorial duties for dance lessons. Despite their differences, there is clearly a spark between them that is ignited one night when they find themselves alone practicing in the studio. But before their relationship has a chance to grow, a tragic accident changes Mia's life forever. True to his nature, Armando dedicates himself to helping Mia overcome the everyday challenges that follow.
At the rehab center where Mia is undergoing therapy, she is joined by a group of colorful misfits who are also trying to deal with life in a wheelchair – an angry Iraq war veteran, a pre-op transsexual, an antisocial punk with a chip on her shoulder.
Despite Mia's many rebuffs, Armando refuses to give up, struggling to find a way to win Mia over and get her to dance again. Then one day, Armando hears about a "Wheelchair Ballroom Dance Competition" — a dance phenomenon big in Europe and Asia, but relatively unknown in the USA — soon to be held for the first time in New York City .
Armando convinces Mia and the off-beat gang of rehab residents to give it a shot, and after initial skepticism and some hilarious attempts, they begin to seriously rehearse for the upcoming event.
Featuring able-bodied and disabled actors and dancers and directed by award-winning filmmaker Susan Seidelman, MUSICAL CHAIRS is about the strength of the human spirit, love and compassion in the face of life's adversities.
Shot exclusively in NYC, the film was produced by Janet Carrus and Joey Dedio and executive produced by Jamin O'Brien and Susan Seidelman.
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Russian athlete ban, not Rio prep, to be 2016 Olympics' legacy
The 2016 Summer Olympics are finally here, opening this week in Rio de Janeiro amid a plethora of concerns, including the Zika virus, water contamination, and civil unrest. Here, Olympics expert and associate teaching professor Philip D'Agati explains what we can expect and says of the city, "Their planning hasn't been that bad."
In Italy, students get a history lesson in science
On a new Dialogue of Civilizations program this summer, Northeastern students learned about the surprising influences of the two most significant revolutions of scientific thought.
Exploring the important role of city parks
"Emerald Networks," the newest exhibit at Northeastern's Gallery 360, offers a look at the history of park systems in five U.S. cities and how present-day needs are affecting open space development and use.
The Huskies' history in the NCAA tournament
The Northeastern men's basketball team is returning to the NCAA tournament for the first time in more than two decades. But did you know the Huskies have made seven previous appearances in the Big Dance? Here's a look back at how they've faired.
International students share Thanksgiving feast
Northeastern students from countries across the globe shared a meal together and learned about the American holiday's history and traditions at the International Student and Scholar Institute's annual Thanksgiving dinner on Tuesday.
Military history in the digital age
Northeastern, with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities, hosted a workshop to introduce military historians to digital tools that could help them advance their own work and forge new collaborations with colleagues.
In the newsroom, witnessing history
Two Northeastern journalism students on co-op with NBC News this spring had the opportunity to work on some of the year's most important telecasts, including President Obama's State of the Union address and the Winter Olympics in Sochi.
The kingdom stays united
Assistant professor of political science Mai'a K. Davis Cross, an expert in European politics and policy, says last week's independence vote in Scotland could have a significant impact on Europe.
3Qs: Banking on the body
Are body products like blood, milk, and sperm marketable commodities, gifts to help others, or both? Kara Swanson, an associate professor of law with expertise in the history of science and medicine, explains the origins and consequences of the debate in her new book "Banking on the Body."
Northeastern honors past leadership, looks to future
At the Academic Honors Convocation, Northeastern presented the Presidential Medallion to two of its former leaders, John A. Curry and Richard M. Freeland. The medallion was bestowed upon the former presidents in celebration of their legacies, which have paved the way for future success.
Why politics aren't for the faint of heart
Experts discussed the impact a politicians' health can have on their political careers at a recent conference hosted by Northeastern's Department of Political Science.
Take 5: A lesser-known era of basketball history
D'Amore-McKim School of Business professor Robert Lieb has written a book detailing the history of the American Basketball League, a short-lived pro basketball league in the 1960s that looked to disrupt the basketball establishment.


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It's finally time to sell the helios. I've loved this car, but I need to move on! It's been my daily driver for 7 years and has never left me stranded.
It still runs like a dream, and starts up everytime.
Car is located in Walnut Creek, CA
The Good:
95,xxxish (the cluster stopped working two months ago) on the motor and tranny. The previous owner owned a Porsche shop and rebuilt the motor and bought a brand new tranny. I have receipts of everything he did. He did a little work on porting the head as well.
Neuspeed triangle rear upper strut bar
Shine lower rear sway bar
Neupeed front upper strut bar
Neuspeed front lower sway bar
Intrax front and Neuspeed rear springs, lowered 1.5 in the front and 2 in the back.
Neuspeed Short Shift
MK3 Weighted Shift Rod
Helios fabric shift boot (awesome)
Rear FOHA spoiler
Passat slim fans
Mobil Synthetic oil only
VividWonders Ground Wire Kit.
Pioneer CD player with 6 speakers and a Bazooka bass tube
Trailer Hitch
Redone black suede headliner, it doesn't hang down! Black a,b, and c pillars
It just passed Smog with flying colors!
There is a lot of tread left on the tires.
The Not As Good:
The cluster stopped working two months ago. I was going to open it up and see what was wrong, but haven't had a chance
The freon ran out. There are no major leaks, it just needs to be recharged. It was converted to r-134
The car won't come with the roof rack.
Small dent in passenger side door, will come out.
Needs new shocks.
I just replaced:
Cap and rotor
Bosch Plugs and bosch plug wires
Front axles
Differential Pressure Regulator
Fuel pump
Fuel Filter (In tank and exterior)
Power Steering Pump
Catalytic Converter
The body has roughly 215,xxx. The PO turned the cluster back to match the rebuilt engine. So, the cluster reads 91,xxx.
This car has been serviced by Tomas Sport Tuning.


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Principles and Practice of Optometry IIb (PC22008)
Upon completing this course, the student will achieve a moderately-high level of competence with respect to a modest list of patient presentations commonly encountered by primary care optometrists. By the course's end, the student will be able to conduct a comprehensive, primary-care optometric examination, reach a diagnosis, and outline a management plan for the vast majority of patients seen during the third-year clinical program. The course will cover the general areas of ocular disease, refraction, functional vision analysis, and patient communication.


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Audubon Society unable to save injured Canby raptor
A red-tailed hawk that called Canby home was taken in at the Portland Audubon Society after it appeared it was hit by a car.
The bird had sustained a severe head and eye injury, fractured pelvis and dislocated hip.
The veterinarians at Audubon determined that it would unable to use its foot anymore, which hawks need to hunt, and had to euthanize it.
Deb Sheaffer, the staff veterinarian who worked on the bird, said its not uncommon to see animals from the Canby area simply because there is so much wildlife.
While this particular injury would have been difficult to prevent, Sheaffer encouraged people not to handle or disturb the wildlife that they are sure to run into in Canby. But that doesnt mean dont enjoy it.
Canby is such a cool area with such great wildlife, that people will be coming across wildlife and interacting with them, she said. Just be appreciative of the abundant wildlife youll see in that area.
The Audubon Society has information about the wildlife in the Portland area and what to do if you find an injured animal on its website, audubonportland.org.


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Peay, Jill (2004) Revisiting seminal issues in mental health law: conflict, context and choice. In: Modern Law Review Seminar on New Directions in Mental Health and Mental Incapacity: Law, Policy and Practice, 27 May 2004, Liverpool, UK. (Unpublished)
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Friction is the force that opposes the relative motion or tendency of such motion of two surfaces in contact.
It is also the contact of two objects creating static electricity.
It is not, however, a fundamental force, as it originates from the electromagnetic forces and exchange force between atoms.
In situations where the surfaces in contact are moving relative to each other, the friction between the two objects converts kinetic energy into sensitive energy, or heat (atomic vibrations).
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If you're hurt in a car, truck or motorcycle wreck and it was someone else's fault, you'd naturally expect the other person's insurance to pay your medical bills. Since they caused the accident, they should be responsible for your injuries and other damages, right?
Unfortunately, there's a common setback to this logic. The other person's insurance company is NOT going to pay your medical bills while your treatment is still ongoing. Insurance companies will only pay you after your doctor's appointments, surgeries, physical therapy and other treatments are complete.
Additionally, the other driver's insurance company might refuse to pay for treatments you receive that they feel were unnecessary. That's a different topic, and you can read more about it here.
Use Your Health Insurance or Face the Consequences
When you're hurt in an auto accident, you need to seek treatment quickly. Not only does an immediate trip to the doctor help your health, it can also help your case if you have to file a lawsuit later down the line.
If you have health insurance, it's wise to use it to pay your medical bills as they're incurred. Why? Depending on the severity of the accident, it's possible to rack up thousands of dollars in medical expenses. By using your own insurance, you won't have to worry about your bills as you're trying to recover from your injuries. (Take note, the other party's insurance will NOT pay your bills as they come up, but rather will pay them all at one time at the end once the case it settled).
Furthermore, using your own insurance prevents your bills from being sent to a collection agency and possibly causing you credit problems. It's another sad story I see too often: people don't even realize their unpaid bills are hurting their credit, and by the time they turn around to fix the mistake, it's too late. (There's a time limit to submit your medical bills to your insurance, sometimes as short as 30 days).
Will Using Your Own Health Insurance Save You Money?
Don't forget, you're only using your health insurance as you're waiting for your claim to settle. At the end of your case, (assuming it's successful), you'll receive a settlement from the other driver's insurance company.
In the long run, you'll likely end up paying less for your medical treatment since you won't have to pay all your medical providers back separately after your claim is settled. Your health insurance company has a contractual agreement with your medical providers and the insurance company usually pays only a portion of the fee charged; the remainder of the fee is discounted.
When your claim is finally settled, your health insurance company will ask for reimbursement (it's called subrogation). The reimbursement amount from a subrogation is usually less than was actually paid to the doctors, hospitals, etc. This means that if you use your own health insurance, more of the settlement money at the end of the case will go directly to you.
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TN Moving Stories: NJ Transit in the Hot Seat, the NYPD is Watching Straphangers, and Climate Week NYC
The NYPD is monitoring 500 subway cameras, 24/7. (WNYC)
Houston's Metro has been criticized for a lack of transparency. So it's now streaming board meetings live. (KUHF)
The New York Times wrote an editorial that's critical of the Koch brothers efforts to overturn California's clean energy law on the November ballot.
NJ Transit officials are in the hot seat for bad service this summer. Just how bad? "We encountered a series of events that caused 1,400 delays," says the executive director. (Asbury Park Press)
Also in New Jersey: the money that had been allocated for the rail tunnel under the Hudson River may be used to shore up the Transportation Trust Fund. (Star Ledger)
It's like magic: with a wave of your hand, you can ride the San Francisco Muni for free. D'OH! (San Francisco Weekly)
New York's state Public Transportation Safety Board wants subway motormen to have an early warning system to reduce track deaths. (NY Daily News)
And just in time for the UN General Assembly: it's Climate Week NYC, a series of events focused on global warming.


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Date of Stay: November, 2009
This is a gem of a state park! Everything is close by: restaurants, Walmart, the finest strip of beach in Florida! Very clean facilities. You will love it
Date of Stay: November, 2009
This is a great RV Park. Bring your bikes for the ride to the beach as it is a ways. It is one of the nicest beaches around. Put your food away at night because the raccoons will rob you blind.
Date of Stay: October, 2009
We Really enjoyed our stay. I have to say that had I read the reviews on this web site I probably would not have stayed here and missed out on a great time, great people and plenty of activities to make our stay well worth listening to a few trains go by. These trains didn't bother us whatsoever! This park has a lot to offer and should not be dismissed because of trains! Check out the new web site and see for yourself. The fishing is great. The new pool, store and clubhouse will be an asset to this resort. They even lowered the prices for winter to 24 dollars a night!


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Aurora Borealis
Attempting to promote diversity and raise funds for the non-profit educational art program Destination: Artistic Activism, local poet Day Acoli has launched the first-ever Aurora Black Arts Festival. This lively benefit, beginning today at 10 a.m. and running through 7 p.m. tomorrow at Fletcher Plaza, 9900 East Colfax Avenue, promises a moveable feast of Afrocentric music, spoken-word performers, sidewalk artists, break dancers, comedy and food.
"We all remember when the Denver Black Arts Festival used to get 200,000 people out to City Park," Acoli says. "It doesn't do that anymore. But rather than complain, we decided to put an alternative together. Next year, we'd actually like to have the festival during Juneteenth."
Until then, revelers can enjoy performances by Paradox, Future Jazz Project, Spellbinder, the Break Mechanics and El Negro, the African Aztec. In addition to an outdoor screening of Coach Carter, the festival will showcase a pair of theatrical romps, including Sharon Butler's debut of She Loves Me, She Loves Me Not.
Upcoming Events
Seasons After, Bridge To Grace, Gears
TicketsSat., Jun. 24, 7:00pm
Corey Feldman & the Angels ~ Live In Concert ~ At Moxi Theater
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Damon Williams
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"We're also billing Black Woman Love as a hip-hop burlesque love story," Acoli notes. "It deals with identity, self-love and what it means to be a woman of color. It is not a man-bashing show at all."
Admission is free, but a donation of $5 is suggested for certain indoor performances; each evening's play at the Aurora Fox Theater is $10. For a full schedule and more information, call 757-753-7441 or visit www.dayacoli. com/blackartsfestival. -- John La Briola
Salsa and the City
One of salsa's progenitors, Jaime "Jimmy" Sabater, hits the Boulder Reservoir today, headlining the Denver Salsa Society's 2005 Puerto Rican Summer Fest. Sabater has worked with everyone from Tito Puente to the Fania All-Stars to Eddie Palmieri, but most people will recognize him for "Bang Bang," the current Burger King jingle. He was part of the bugalu -- or boogaloo -- craze in the 1960s, a fusion of Latin rhythm and R&B, and played with the Spanish Harlem Orchestra on the 2002 album Un Gran Día en el Barrio. Talk about burning up the dance floor! After the Boulder gig, which goes from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sabater is heading for Spain, France and Holland. "Those people just love salsa music," he says. Hey, so do we! For information and tickets, $5, call 303-668-7044. -- Sherryl N. Weston
For Whom the Bell Tolls
Music comes to life at Olinger.
In a particularly poignant episode of Northern Exposure, the character Ed Chigliak -- you remember Ed: longish black hair, made films, quiet -- purchases a piece of land where he intends to be buried. The mere act fills him with dread, and he spends almost the entire forty minutes dwelling on the meaning of life and death. He experiences a cathartic revelation, natch, and in the closing moments, the music reaches a crescendo as Ed dances poetically on his grave.
There may not be much grave-dancing this Sunday at the Olinger Crown Hill's Summer Reflections Concert, but until you embark on your own metaphysical journey, it's about the closest you'll get. Beginning at 4 p.m., Jazz Trio will play a free concert of contemporary mainstream jazz at the cemetery's Chapel of Peace. The free concerts were a tradition that began in 1939 but eventually fell out of fashion; Olinger has revived them as a way to share music with the community -- and you don't even have to purchase a plot. Crown Hill is at 7777 West 29th Avenue in Wheat Ridge; for details, call 303-233-4611. -- Adam Cayton-Holland
Get Your Chlorophyll
Denver Urban Gardens keeps sprouting.
When I first moved to Capitol Hill after escaping the concrete and fiberglass confines of Northglenn High School in 1990, no amount of urbanity startled me more than the vibrant garden on the corner of Eighth Avenue and Emerson Street. Every weekend, people would preen that patch of earth, cast adrift on a grassy life raft in the midst of an ocean of brick. And I thought to myself, "Who the hell are these people?"
I eventually learned that they were members of DUG, or Denver Urban Gardens, a non-profit organization that's been crossbreeding chlorophyll and community since 1985. The Emerson Garden, as it's officially called, has been around for thirty years, and although dozens of DUG plots dot the metro area, it's the only such oasis on the Hill. To raise funds and celebrate the collective's twentieth anniversary, DUG is hosting Down Home, an outdoor bash at Gove Garden, located at 1325 Colorado Boulevard. In addition to dinner and cocktails, party-goers will be treated to live poetry and music -- and, of course, a bumper crop of the community spirit that DUG continues to germinate. No matter how gentrified Denver's urban areas have become, they all stand to benefit from being DUG up. The festivities start at 5:30 p.m. Entrance is $80: Half covers food, drink, live music and poetry, while the rest is a tax-deductible donation. Call 303-292-9900 or visit www.dug.org for info. -- Jason Heller
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America Will See Its Worst Race Riot Yet This Summer
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-Clayton Bigsby
Since: Apr 13
#1 Jun 28, 2013
Sanford, FLYes, the George Zimmerman trial here has thousands of African-Americans getting ready for some serious bloodletting.
I dont want to make idle and dire predictions but this nation has never been so divided and racially sensitive. Our African-American President took sides on this case at the very beginning. That ratified a George Zimmerman guilty verdict in the minds of millions.
Theres just one little problem, and that is the murder case should have never been filed. It was filed purely for political reasons despite the fact that it was a simple justifiable homicide.
Zimmerman was the block watch lookout program and followed a suspicious Trayvon Martin after he used an improper entrance to a gated community. Zimmerman was acting at the eyes and ears of the Sanford Police Department. Martin did not like being followed and knew that he could easily beat up the out-of-shape Zimmerman and did so.
The force was unequal and Zimmerman was getting his head pounded on the concrete sidewalk. Zimmerman was fighting for his life when he removed his Kel-Tec pistol and put a round into Martins chest.
The Sanford Police Department investigated the shooting and had no probable cause to arrest Zimmerman who regrettably cooperated with them fully. They made no arrest.
The Leftist gun rights hating media and African-American agitators could not wait to exploit this sad story. They used angelic pictures of Martin from his childhood and even broadcast doctored 911 tapes to make Zimmerman appear racist.
The propaganda fairy tale was so simple. An unarmed youngster was merely skipping along in an apartment complex carrying tea and candy. The lad was suddenly murdered by an armed monster stalking him because of his skin color.
It was the Seminole County Prosecutor that buckled under the political pressure and brought forward a wrongful prosecution feeding the propaganda. The case is now on trial and is set to end at the hottest point in our summer season.
The family produced a star witness, Rachel Jeantel who was on the phone with Martin at the time of the attack and subsequent shooting. Jeantel is a very slow-witted girl that was schooled by the Martin family and possibly their civil lawyer on what she should tell authorities.
The family and prosecutors soon claimed that Jeantel Connected all the dots to this vicious racially motivated murder. Unfortunately for Jeantel the dots all scattered everywhere today in court.
Jeantel tried her best to pull off the charade but could not keep her lies straight from one moment to the next. Today she had a very painful afternoon on the witness stand not only admitting lies, but she got caught red-handed in a perjury trap. They are far from being through with her yet!
The media and prosecutors claimed that Zimmerman was a ruthless vigilante that was racially profiling and stalking African-Americans to kill. They redundantly said he violated orders from the Sanford Police Department employees.
The problem was when the 911 and police officials were examined under oath in court they really had very little difficulty with Zimmemans conduct.
Zimmermans prior 911 calls were somehow supposed to show he was out-of-control but he always merely reported suspicious activity as he was told to do.
The prosecution has been doing terrible and the case is going down in flames, as it should.
-Clayton Bigsby
Since: Apr 13
#2 Jun 28, 2013
The Martin Family sued the Homeowners Association and collected a kings ransom without any resistance from their insurer. Frankly they were afraid of the nasty racial overtones and paid the extortion demand out of court.
My Chicago cop friends have a not so kind term for such legal actions, "The Ghetto Lottery."
Today a did a simple name search on Twitter and saw a long list of nasty, seething threats of violence and riots. Apparently a lot of angry African-Americans see that case is all but over.
With todays social media I fully expect organized race rioting to begin in every major city to dwarf the Rodney King and the Martin Luther King riots of past decades.
If you live in a large city be prepared to evacuate or put up a fight to win. You will need firearms, fire suppression equipment along with lots of food and water. Police resources will be slow and outgunned everywhere.
America is may see some combat related population control like weve not seen since the Civil War. Martial Law cant be far behind complete with major efforts at gun grabbing.
This may be a turning point in America. Freedom will either be retaken or lost for our lifetimes and that of our children.
-Clayton Bigsby
Since: Apr 13
#3 Jun 28, 2013
Will the Zimmerman Trial Verdict Spark L.A.-Style Riots?
That the jury is all white adds a complex and problematic element that is feeding the tension. It wont matter if every member of the jury is a woman if the verdict is not guilty and that is still very possible. The pervasive cynicism currently surrounding the trial could be validated by an acquittal and there is the risk of a flashpoint as intense as the aftermath of that fateful Los Angeles police brutality verdict in 1992.
At that time, many underestimated the potential for social unrest. And a bit over 20 years to the date, many could be making the same miscalculation at this very moment. The ingredients are there in Sanford and they loom large nationally, from an economy barely managing its own recovery to an unemployment rate thats much higher than it should be, particularly for African-Americans. Pitched and very personal partisan battles in Washington wash away any hope of compromise on a long list of crucial needs, including jobs; sequestration and other budget cuts nibble away at a social safety net that is just as critical for keeping the larger social peace as it is for keeping families protected. Naturally, we all hope cooler heads prevail in the hot summer. But we shouldnt discount this unpredictable matter of race.
#4 Jun 28, 2013
Have weapons ammo check
Skittles and Arizona Tea for bait check
Let them run around like raped apes
"animis opibusque parati"
Since: Oct 12
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#5 Jun 28, 2013
The perfect storm...for the leftists.
"Zuzu's Petals"
Since: Sep 10
Bedford Falls
#6 Jun 28, 2013
If they do, they might get the surprise of their lives!
#7 Jun 28, 2013
I bet that the hotel workers have already been bought off and they have informed The Organized Blackdom Grievances and Resentment Local of where the sequestered jurors are, who they are, who visits them, what their license plate numbers are, whom they call, and will have taken 150 photos of each. In addition to already having snuck into their rooms and stolen IDs so as to steal those as well.
#8 Jun 28, 2013
You are dead on with that assessment
Since: Dec 11
#9 Jun 28, 2013
Tssskk. That's not weetarded sir. Pfffft, That's not weetarded sir.
#10 Jun 28, 2013
Excuse Miss Sheboon, did you say you wanted a banana to go with that contempt for YT?
#11 Jun 28, 2013
Another stupid forum started by George of many names........................
-Clayton Bigsby
Since: Apr 13
#12 Jun 28, 2013
It's called a thread. And it validly reflects the moods we're seeing in this country.
BTW, how many names am I using?
#13 Jun 28, 2013
Hopefully you will have (finally!) seceded by then and will not have to worry about what goes on in America.
#14 Jun 28, 2013
Neal & Bob. No wait.... that's what you do.
-Clayton Bigsby
Since: Apr 13
#15 Jun 28, 2013
#16 Jun 28, 2013
GZ will be sacrefised for good of country
-Clayton Bigsby
Since: Apr 13
#17 Jun 28, 2013
Rev. Manning on Ashtray:
Since: May 13
#18 Jun 28, 2013
No Justice, No Peace.
"animis opibusque parati"
Since: Oct 12
Location hidden
#19 Jun 28, 2013
And, as we all know...Long-legged Mack Daddy won't be able to keep his opining piehole shut following the acquittal.
If he wants a war, he'll get one.
Dishonest Abe did.
-Clayton Bigsby
Since: Apr 13
#20 Jun 28, 2013
If we riot in Reader's hood, we'll raise property values by 50%.
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S&S Limousines, Inc
7160 West Main RD P.O. Box 340
Leroy, NY 14482
Tel: (877)730.1096
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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