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Pair of lavenderhearths-and a gorgeus gift from a dear friend
19 kommentarer:
- sissie sagde ...
Hi Dorthe,
Love those sweet little hearts, very pretty with all the little snippets of lace and papers.
Love all your gifts too and I know why you get so many. It's because you are so sweet!
hugs and have a wonderful week.
- 21. juni 2010 kl. 14.12
- Beth Leintz sagde ...
Even when you step away from your dolls, everything you make is inspiring- the hearts are pretty, with so many details to take in.
- 21. juni 2010 kl. 14.34
- vicki sagde ...
Hi Dorthe - those sweet gifts are WONDERFUL! the linins, the purses - the paper teasures - you are so lucky! Your newest hearts are indeed a delight dear freind. They will be beautiful in your shop!
That poppy is so lovely. They are my very favorite flower in the Gardener's garden this summer! I have ostly orange - but one beautiful pink one that was given to me from a friend.
I see that you are staying so busy this summer - and it is flying by much too fast!
- 21. juni 2010 kl. 15.44
- Anneke sagde ...
your hearts are gorgeous and you have made a lot of beautiful things
- 21. juni 2010 kl. 15.55
- Carol Anne's Boutique sagde ...
Your hearts are so very precious and endearing Dorthe. I so love how you use vintage lace and images in your creations, they are always stunning.
What a lovely surprise you received from your dear friend, such beautiful things to treasure.
Hugs & Love, Carol Anne xo
- 21. juni 2010 kl. 17.36
- sharon sagde ...
Dorthe...I love those hearts! I have that image from paper whimsy, one of my favorites, but you have turned it into something beautiful!
Enjoy those gorgeous gifts...you deserve them!
BTW, poppies are my absolute favorite flower! I have mostly the orangy red ones, but have one plant that is pink, I think it is called Victoria, but it is very fragile compared to the other. I adoooore this color you have! It is a shame they are so fleeting.
- 21. juni 2010 kl. 19.20
- Linda sagde ...
I love your beautiful little hearts~ so sweet and delicate...
- 21. juni 2010 kl. 21.23
- Marie Lost Bird Studio sagde ...
Hi Dorthe,
your hearts are gorgeous and all those gifts from your friend are beautiful. Enjoy!A big thank you for posting about my giveaway -
that was so sweet of you.
Have a wonderful day, dear friend
- 21. juni 2010 kl. 23.35
- Lululiz sagde ...
The poppy is such a delicate colour, how very beautiful. You could take some more photographs of it and turn them into the most romantic sweet images for more hearts. And talking of your hearts, they are soooo very beautiful, so many lovely little details to look at.
- 21. juni 2010 kl. 23.40
- Julia - "Vintage with Laces" sagde ...
Dearest Dorthe, Both hearts are just beautiful and filled with lavender they must just smell heavenly. Have you ever tried lavender ice cream? Some days ago, I saw an ad for it and thought it could be tasty or it could taste like a piece of soap, lol.
Jytte has spoiled you with lots of wonderful gifts. The girl knows you well, does she? Have fun using all those goodies in your creations, sweetie!
Sending you hugs, love and kisses,
- 22. juni 2010 kl. 05.05
- Jillayne sagde ...
Dorthe, your little hearts are just lovely - I even like the one with the spider and I don't like them at all! And what a lovely little treasure packet from your friend Jytte - sometimes the best gifts are things to use while making more!
- 22. juni 2010 kl. 07.39
- Anne - Fiona and Twig sagde ...
Hi Dorthe!
Dolls, hearts, everything you creative is just spectacular! :-)
- 22. juni 2010 kl. 08.18
- MosaicMagpie sagde ...
Dear Dorthe,
Your hearts are beautiful (I love
Queen Bee). What a lovely package you received. Filled with such thoughtful gifts. Have a wonderful birthday! I wish we could share a cup of tea and cake.
- 22. juni 2010 kl. 09.38
- Ingrid sagde ...
Vilka fina små hjärtan:-)
Grattis på födelsedagen!
- 22. juni 2010 kl. 11.40
- Judy sagde ...
Hi Dorthe! This blog helped me out today! I have been looking for a "queen bee" image and there it was! Thanks for pointing me to Digital Antiques. I will be buying a couple of her digital image sheets today!
(((smiles))) Judy
- 22. juni 2010 kl. 12.12
- Sue sagde ...
Hi Dorthe,
Your lavendar hearts are beautiful (and there is nothing better than the scent of lavendar!). Love the package of goodies that you received, lovely treasures!
- 23. juni 2010 kl. 15.47
- Debby sagde ...
Me again, your heart are just beautiful and what a sweet package you received with so many beautiful treasures.
- 23. juni 2010 kl. 18.36
- Viola sagde ...
Deine Herzchen sind ja auch wieder ganz entzückend! Und sooo schöne Post hast Du wieder bekommen!
- 1. juli 2010 kl. 02.11
- Xela sagde ...
Hallo liebe Dorthe, du hast einen wunderschönen Blog und ich liebe diese Mohnblüte :) Danke dir für deine lieben Worte. Schönen Abend. Liebe Grüße Alexandra
- 5. juli 2010 kl. 09.44


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Allardyce concedes that despite his best efforts to focus his players' attention away from any negative press, being in the bottom three burdens players with added concerns. But having gone to Craven Cottage in 18th, they returned to Lancashire three places higher and with a morale-boosting second-half display to further bolster their spirits.
"We've secured a very important victory, our second away win on the trot, which shows us the team are in very good form," said Allardyce. "We showed our commitment, our fitness and then our quality to make sure we got this very important victory."
Such a conclusion looked unlikely when makeshift striker Clint Dempsey made light of some generous defending to put Fulham one up inside 90 seconds.
But driven on by the impeccable Stephen Warnock, Rovers conjured an equaliser from El-Hadji Diouf - despite concerns over offside - and an 85th-minute winner courtesy of Jason Roberts.
Allardyce added: "Mark Schwarzer pulled off some great saves, which in the end showed we might have won it even more comfortably. But we've got the win and it's a huge relief from a mental point of view.
"Continuing to see yourselves in the bottom three doesn't help, even though you tell them 'you can't look at the papers, stay away from them'.
"It's impossible not to see it, not to see where you are, it's in your face all the time. People are talking about relegation all the time when you're in that position.
"So we're relieved to be out of that position for a bit. Relegation is not something we're out of but victory here has made life much easier to get out of it.
"Now they can look at the papers if they want to!"
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Capital, The (Newspaper) - June 20, 1995, Annapolis, Maryland Home loans full of 'junk' SEE BUSINESS Bl SKID ENDS Ripken's four hits key 54 win vs. Yanks Dl On Rtxxtosvs. p.m. on Sidewalk cafes out of SEE ARUNDEL REPORT Cl 1 HClWFrLl II 1C RDF I LIT-. FfJ BOX LAUREL tip 07 TOMORROW WARM DETAILS. PAGE A9 TUESDAY JUNE 20. 1995. ANNAPOLIS. MD 35C Charges dropped in Crofton death By BRIAN WHEELER Staff Writer Confronted with a persuasive prosecu- tors yesterday dropped first-degree murder charges against a 19-year-old man accused of Stoeting a Bowie girl three months ago behind a Ccbfton pool hall. fierre T. Wallace was still being'held in the county detention center this but his attorney said he could be set free today after spending 75 days in jail awaiting trial for the March 20 murder of Catherine E. Webster. It was the second case in three months in which State's Attorney Frank R. Weathersbee has been forced to drop murder charges after Alibi discovered in case of murdered Bowie girl discovering an alibi. In this two people told State's Attorney's Office last month that they were with Mr Wallace in Virginia on the night of Ms. Webster's death. Defense attorney Gill Cochran lambasted county police for failing' to check out his client's alibi and for mounting a case based largely on a witness identification from a photo lineup. State's Attorney's Office should be commended for doing what the police didn't do which is check out the Mr. Cochran said. they got locked onto a they refused to consider any additional informa- Police arrested the Annapolis man April 4 for the which killed Ms Webster and injured Robert Saunders. Police said Ms. was sitting in the back seat of a Nissan 300ZX behind the Chalk Talk pool hall when a gunman motioned to the car and ordered her and Mr Saunders out. As they apparently sped the man fired several one of which struck Ms. Webster in the back of the head. Bullets also traveled across nearby Route 450. Prosecutors and police said Mr. Wallace is still a suspect in the shootings after a meeting decided they didn't have enough evidence to win their case. was decided that if you've got one shot at that this was not the shot to said Kristin-A. spokesman for-the State's Attorney's Office. Officer Randy police con- firmed that Mr. Wallace is still under investiga- tion. But Mr. Cochran called the prospect that his client committed the crime ludicrous. representing an innocent he said. In Gilbert E. Griffin and Edward W. McLeod were cleared of murder charges after defense attorneys discovered Griffin was in jail the night that Arnold nightclub owner JoAnne Valentine was slain. No other arrests have been made in that case. Mr. Cochran accused Detective Dean D'Ca- who investigated the Webster of trying to obstruct his attempts to bring the alibi witnesses to light. Page Vultures robbing Apparently BGE hopes spikes keep birds at bay By BRIAN STEINBERG Business Writer Gremlins have nothing to do with that blinking digital clock or winking computer screen. The culprit is more liRely to be a local flock of turkey vultures. In the cool of the early these soaring scavengers roost on giant powerline towers running through Crownsville occasionally get robbing customers in the Annapolis area of valuable Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. don't have to get real close to volts for something to said Gregory J. BGE environ- mental specialist. In an attempt to ward off the vul- BGE field crews will spend the week installing miniature crowns of plastic set at an angle on the lower overhangs of the towers. The Spiked plastic strips are supposed to cause the birds to find alternate perches. Turkey and perhaps the less common black vultures as perch on the overhangs on a 12-mile of towers just off Interstate Route 3 and Herald Harbor Road. The birds like to spread their wings in the morning to catch the sun and wind Mr. Kappler said. When the birds take fully extending their they often brush against the wires. are soaring like he said. not real good Page FALLING ARCHES Photos by Bob Gilbert The Capital A bulldozer razes the McDonald's restaurant on West Street In Annapolis this morning as owner Gerry QlmeMob of below leftf his daughter RHud and neighbor Eric also of watch. A newer McDonald's win make Its debut In StpWflwffiT OM OWIMf MM. TlW IMW flwtMiwrt wIM INI ltd flnd whtt6r with 1990s motif. It wtN feature drtvt-ta bicyclist die in accidents Teen-ager killed sprinting across Rt. cyclist dies in Churchton By CHRISTOPHER MUNSEY and P.J. 8HDEY Staff Writers A 15-year-old Broadneck boy and a 31-year-old south county bicyclist were struck and killed in separate accidents about an hour apart last The teen-ager was identified as Do- nald Jackson Jr. of 651 Broadneck and the bicyclist was Jeffrey Blunt of Box 112 in state and county police said. The first accident occurred when the youth was sprinting across Route 50 east of the Cape St. Claire exit with two said Trooper Mary Griffies of the Annapolis barrack. He was struck by a Toyota Camry in the center lane of westbound Route 50 at around Trooper Griffies said. Mr. Jackson was pronounced dead at the The 50-year-old Janet E. Hryn of didn't see the youth until impact and was not at fault in the Trooper Griffies said. was absolutely no way for her to take evasive she said. The'other two teen-agers were not injured The trio was apparently running across Route 50 from the McDonald's restaurant to the Roy Roger's restau- rant. State police have noticed a problem with pedestrians darting across Route 50 to the fast-food restaurants along the service Trooper Griffies said not just she said. The accident caused a backup for Capkil graphic several hours along westbound Route as state police diverted traffic onto East College the access road paralleling the highway. On the Eastern Maryland Page 500 housing units get school waivers INSIDE BQE workers Fred and Don Mammon attach plastic spikes en a Crownsvffle electric tower. The salhes should keep bothersome vul- tures at utility officials said. By SUSAN GROSS Staff Writer As the county school board was holding public hearings on redrawing school boundaries this another county department was negotiating waivers that would allow Crofton de- velopers to build more than 500 new housing units. The signed by County Executive John Gary Jr. on March waived the requirement that the devel- opers of Crofton Cantor Severn Valley Farms and several sec- tions of Crofton Village provide ade- quate school facilities. In the four developers donated 14 6 acres worth an estimated million for a future elementary school The subdivisions will add 195 stu- dents to already burgeoning schools in the according to school planners' projections. While some of the subdivi- sions are under construction there has been no starting date set on others. School board President Michael A. Pace hadn't heard of the agreement and declined comment. But the agreement also came as a surprise to Larry the school board liaison on the development pro- jects. never approved that. The schools out there have no he said. In his most recent recommendation May he said both the elementary and the high school for the area will have more students than the state recommends this fall. A memo from the county Department of Planning and Code Enforcement dated the same day asked Mr. Ripley to reconsider knew they've been trying to get our but the schools are a he said Steven R. director of the Department of Planning and Code En- said the county administra- tion evaluated a variety of factors in overruling school A rule of thumb is that officials Page Building waivers don't cause overcrowding UVmNA Boy finds wad of hundreds. U Police near around the clock cervice. 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Low-Income Residents Migrating From Cities In Search Of Public Housing
Low-income families from northern New Jersey are taking their vouchers and seeking lower cost-of-living communities in Pennsylvania, specifically Altoona and Williamsport -- sometimes with the encouragement of public housing officials. Migrants cite health and safety as a major consideration as well as a shortage of decent affordable housing in their own communities.
Over half of the housing waiting list in Altoona, PA, is for people from out of state. While many Altoona residents are leery of the trend (citing increased crime and drugs), many of those making the move say they are simply seeking a better life for themselves.
"I wanted to protect my children ... I wanted to protect my husband because in New Jersey, there's a lot going on. This town has more of what I wanted, a little more peace."
"The Altoona phenomenon is popping up elsewhere:
--Lancaster, Calif. Communities in the Antelope Valley have seen an influx of families from Los Angeles, 70 miles away. Their public-housing vouchers enable them to afford nicer homes than they had in the city.
--Columbus, Ohio. Barbara Clark, head organizer for the local chapter of the affordable-housing advocacy group ACORN, says local families use their subsidies to find homes in the suburbs. "To find a nice home, you have to move way out," Clark says. "
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Originally from western Pyrenees now near the Peak District. In love with both.
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Today Leslie Damiano, second from the left, was elected president of the Kootenai County Republican Women Federated. She replaces Sharri Siegwarth, second from right, who resigned today as president and will join her husband in Seattle, where he is now working. The women gathered today to discuss plans before the Republican Women held their monthly meeting which today was held at the Bonsai Bistro across from the Coeur d'Alene Resort. They are, from left: Donna Montgomery (Past President), Damiano, Kirsten Ward (First VP/Program), Siegwarth, and Kellie Palm (Former President). (Photo: Duane Rasmussen)
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We have been so busy since the end of the Christmas break that it almost seems like a distant memory already: The Engine Creative Christmas Party.
In true Engine Creative tradition, the Christmas Party was split in two parts.
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Eros and Polis: Desire and Community in Greek Political Theory
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Paul Ludwig examines how and why Greek theorists treated political passions as erotic. Because of the tiny size of ancient Greek cities, contemporary theory and ideology could conceive of entire communities based on desire. A recurrent aspiration was to transform the polity into one great household that would bind the citizens together through ties of mutual affection. In this study, Ludwig evaluates sexuality, love, and civic friendship as sources of political attachment and as bonds of political association.
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I am in need of some assistance please, as I'm relocating from SWLondon to Hertfordshire for work but don't want to live in the same borough I work in. I'm aiming to be 30-40min car drive from South Hertfordshire area to a large, diverse family friendly city/town and Luton seems to fit the bill.
Key requirements: ETHNICALLY diverse population, OUTSTANDING SCHOOLS secondary schools AND nursery's, good local amenities ie. fitness centre, dance classes, shopping etc., easy links to London (via train and car), affordable housing (will begin by renting hope to buy within few years' time).
I know I'm probably asking for a lot but I LOVE a lot of things about London and am a city girl at heart but also really appreciate lots of green open space for hikes, bike rides etc. I like new build modern houses and amenities and convenience of one stop shopping but also love a good market place.
Areas I'm considering are Luton and have visited a few times, it seems to fit the bill but I keep hearing negative things about the town so am totally confused now. Found Lutonians very friendly in general but would really appreciate some honest pros&cons.
Thanks in advance any assistance greatly appreciated, this is keeping me up at night as move needs to occur within the next month or so.
Hi, I moved my family from Hertfordshire to Luton 3 years ago, we needed a bigger house and couldnt meet hertfordshire prices. A lot of my friends were not keen, as you say, Luton has a bad name and I would recommend you look at the areas carefully. We moved to Sundon Park and love it, we are near the country side but only 40 minutes train ride from London, there are 3 stations in luton. There are some great schools in Luton but also some not so great, you would need to look carefully as school places are fought for depending on the catchment area. Lutonians are friendly and we have a good sense of local community here in Sundon Park. I have children in nursery, infants, junior and secondary school! ( thus the bigger house!), they are all getting on great. I havent come accross anything that I thought, Oh No we dont have one of those nearby, cinema, gym, bowling, swimming pool, library etc all in easy reach. If you like new builds look at Bramingham and Barton Hills. Hope some of this helps, good luck with your move !
Hi, I moved my family from hertfordshire to Luton 3 years ago, we needed a bigger house and couldnt meet herts prices. Our friends were sceptical! as you say, Luton has a bad name. Choose the area carefully, we live in sundon park and love it, we can walk straight out of our back garden to green fields, on the other hand, London is a 40 minute train journey away, look at bramimngham and Barton Hills, there are newer houses here, avoid Marsh farm and hockwell ring. I have never thought, oh no, theres not one of those near us, all amenities are in easy reach. I have never regretted moving to Luton, Good luck with your move!
Thanks so much for your assistance and feedback. If you don't mind me asking where your children go to school and nursery I have nursery age and secondary school age, have been checking out the outstanding and good rated ofstead schools and want to make my choice best informed as possible! I'm not sure how to private message but if you can send me the details that way I'd be most greatful.
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Hi everybody, I'm new here and I'm from Italy. By the end of this year we will move to Luton but I'd like some suggestions for a good/safe area to rent a home. Somebody can help me ? thanks a lot Annalisa
We live in Leagrave and its very nice
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We are in the Wigmore/Crawley area, it backs on to a lot of green land around the back of the airport but is a short walk to the Airport Parkway station (especially now they have the new entrance in Kimpton Road and an easy access to J10 of the M1.
There is a real mix of housing around here, it is slightly more expensive compared to some other parts of the town but the pre-schools and schools are good and crime is relatively low. While there isn't as much of an Italian population as Bedford there is a wide mix of nations represented here including Italian.
I'm in the Stopsley area of Luton, and like LutonSnoopy it is slightly more expensive then other area's of Luton. A bit further away from the Airport it's about 1 - 1.5 miles from the Airport.
I have to say that there a few Italian family near me both older/grandparents and second/third generation.
Thanks a lot!! I have to study the situation....;-)
Some lovely areas in Luton. Wigmore/Stopsley area is nice, although due to the proximity of the airport is very popular. Bushmead and Bramingham are both nice areas in the North of the town either side of the A6.
If you need to be close to a train station then the area close to Leagrave station is good, lots of older style period houses - Victorian/1920s/1930s homes - often larger than newer houses in other areas. Train takes from 35minutes from Leagrave into London. From the main station it is under 25mins.
If you have a big budget then Old Bedford Road area, heading out of town from Wardown Park is great, large houses but expensive.
There is a reasonable sized Italian population in the town already along with a number of traditional family run restaurants so i'm sure you will enjoy living here.
Thanks a lot Claire! you are very very nice!
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so, thinking of moving to Luton to due to house price rise in London, it has become near on impossible for first time buyers??
What is Luton like, is it as bad as people say? I am keen on moving, hubby not so sure, he is gna take some convincing...
Thought Wigmore, leagrave or stopsley.. are these in the South? Also, which areas should we avoid?
Any information would be much appreciated
Luton is very much like a London borough. Wigmore Stopsely and Leagrave are all towards the North.
Leagrave is a traditional residential area, mostly interwar properties but some older and some new as well. It has Leagrave Station on the main line if you need the train, plus is close to junction 11 and the under construction Junction 11a on the M1
Wigmore and Stospley are also nice although a little further for the train.
Bramingham, Sundon Parkand Bushmead are also nice.
If you have a large budget then the area near to Wardown Park is lovely but typical prices start at 450k and up. The area near London Road/Stockwood park is good as well, but also can be expensive, however very close to the M1 junction 10.
I would avoid Dallow, Farley Hill Estate, Marsh Farm Estate and Lewsey Farm estate. The estates mentioned are a mix of council and ex-council and are not really that bad, certainly not as bad as an inner london estate.
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At home, January 16 - February 14
I haven't felt much like sitting at the computer; I can't get my leg comfortable, and I don't have a lot of free time in my day either. For the first couple of weeks or so, the strong pain medications were keeping me from hurting much at all. I was on Oxycodone when I first came home, then moved down to Hydrocodone 10 mg. On the 14th, he dropped me down to 5 mg, and I can really tell the difference. My right knee, which still needs surgery, is hurting, along with my right arm, from using it too hard on the cane and to push myself up from sitting probably. This is especially noticeable when it's almost time for the next pill.
I do exercises in the morning and afternoon, and spend four hours a day on the Continuous Passive Movement machine, called CPM but I call it "the horse." Not because of my screen name, that was coincidental, but because I put my leg and foot in a stirrup-like device, and then the machine moves my leg up and down, backward and forward, bending and stretching. It's not bad in itself, but time consuming. Four hours a day on it! I break it up into three sessions: 1 1/2 hours in the morning; 1 1/2 hours in the afternoon, and one hour in the evening. It seems like every time I turn around I am facing more time on the "horse". I played endless games of solitaire on my phone, and even made the top 15% daily score a few times. That's wa-a-a-y too much solitaire! I finally got smart and checked out some audio books from the library.
(My favorite was a light-hearted piece by Debbie Macomber, "Summer on Blossom Street." It was read by the radio star, Delilah. I like to listen to Delilah on the radio occasionally, but didn't care for her reading. She put too much emotion, and sometimes inappropriate emotion for the context, in my opinion. I found that distracting.)
Today (Feb. 14) they came and took the CPM machine back where it came from! Good riddance! I was very happy to see the last of it!
The Home Health care physical therapists were excellent, very patient, encouraging, and helpful. There were two of them, Cameron was the "head;" she gave me the exercises and increased the number of reps or added weights, etc. as needed. She usually came on Fridays to evaluate how I was doing. Amber was also very helpful, and had some creative ideas to help me gain flexibility. One of them, probably the most important one as far as my progress, was lunging forward with my left foot up on the fireplace hearth. That really helped me bend! I did that ten times, holding the position for a count of 20.
I did six other standing up exercises as well: "tippy-toe" - rising to my toes and then down 30 times; "deep knee bends" - as deep as I could anyway, and improved as time went on, 30 times; "marching in place" alternating legs, 30 times; "knee curls" - bending my left knee as much as possible while standing 30 times; "sideways stretch" - with knee straight, raising left leg sideway 30 times. (Some of the names of the exercises are from the instruction sheet they gave me and others are my own invention.)
Three sitting down exercises: "leg lifts" - alternate legs, raising 30 times, sort of a "marching in place while sitting down;" "straight leg lifts" - raising legs with knees straight, holding for a count of two, tightening my front thigh muscles while doing this 30 times. After 3 weeks, she added a two-pound ankle weight to my left leg with these two. Then the "knee bends" - while sitting, slide left foot toward me, to the floor under my seat, then use the right foot to pull it even more, as much as possible, 30 times.
Six "lying down" exercises on a bed: "Ankle pumps" - move feet up and down 30 times, this can be done sitting or lying down, helps with blood circulation to prevent clots; "heel slides" - using a twisted bedsheet as a sort of "rope", looping it around the arch of my left foot, then pulling my leg toward my buttocks while lying on my back. Pulling as far as I could, 30 times; "windshield wiper" - lying on back, moving left leg out to the side and then back 30 times (later, she added a 2-lb. ankle weight); "short arc extensions" - with a tightly rolled towel under my left knee, raising my leg to a straight position and hold for 2 seconds. Do this 30 times. (2-lb. weight added later) "Hamstring stretch" - use the twisted bedsheet looped around the arch of my left foot, raise left leg straight up, as straight as possible, and hold for a count of 30. Do this three times. "Sideways windshield wiper" - lie on right side, lift left leg straight up 30 times (later added the 2-lb. weight).
After four weeks, HHC discharged me, saying I had met all their goals! Whee, go me! Then, that afternoon I saw the surgeon for another post-op checkup; he said these were his minimal goals, and of course I know I need much more flexibility before I will feel "normal again.
Feb. 17, 2014
I had planned to go to the Physical Therapy unit that is a part of my surgeon's group and in the same building. I was told to see Lisa to set it up after my dr's appt. on the 14th. When I arrived, I was told that Lisa had gone for the day and I should call her after 8:00 Monday morning. I tried to call several times and got either a busy signal or voice mail. I left messages but they were not answered. We had some errands anyway, so we stopped by the dr's office to try to see her in person. She wasn't available, and the receptionist at the front desk told me that PT was all booked up until the middle of next week. So, I made an appointment, but I was very upset as the dr. wanted me to start PT right away.
My husband persuaded me to stop in at Premier Physical Therapy, where he had had PT for a pinched nerve in his shoulder last November. He liked them very much, but I didn't want to; I was in a bad mood and almost on the verge of tears. (I cry when I get mad - not very effective, and certainly frustrating for me, but I can't seem to help it.) I agreed finally, and they were very pleasant, said they certainly could take me, and had me fill out paperwork immediately. I still had the dr's orders for the other therapist, and Premier called for the referral. I didn't have to do anything else, and was given an appointment for the next day!
Feb. 18 - 26
The first day was mostly evaluation and answering questions, with a few exercises very similar to the ones I have been doing. The PT was very patient and gentle, not at all like my fears of "Physical Terrorists"! I had been imagining something like Marine boot camp!
He did give me exercises to do at home: Hamstring Stretch - sitting on a flat surface ( I use the bed, as I can't get down and up from the floor), stretch my left leg in front until I feel a "pull" in the back muscle, then reach with my hands toward my ankle and toes, hold for a count of 15. Do this five times per set. Short Arc Knee Extension - again with the rolled up towel under my knee, but do it ten times, holding for a count of five, then resting for a count of five. Heel Slides - This time, put a bathrobe sash under my knee and slide my left heel toward my buttocks without pulling until I've gone as far as I can, then pull gently until I slide a little more. Set a timer and do this for 2 seconds, working up to 4 seconds. Fortunately, I have a timer on my cell phone, which is nearly always with me. I am still doing some of the exercises the HHC therapists gave me, the standing ones particularly, mostly to get warmed up and flex my knee. I do each of these exercises five times a day, and the Short Arc Knee Extension six times daily. I made a chart to help me keep up with them, there happens to be a dry erase board in our purple guestroom. (It was the girls' bedroom when the previous owners lived here, and is now our granddaughters' play room.)
At the facility I am seeing all three PTs; Jason is the manager and he decides what I need to do, and Lewis and John direct me in doing the exercises there. Mostly, I am on a sort of low padded table doing knee lifts, hamstring stretches, calf strengthening, heel slides, and short arc extensions. Today, the first thing I did was sitting in a chair machine that had a sort of lever that I was raise up and down with my left hand; it fit on my leg near the foot to push my knee to a full flexed position. After a few of these, he moved the bar to behind my leg, to raise it up to a straightened position then down again several times, then moved to the padded table. After exercising, they measure the flex and the straight for range of motion, then ice me down with electrodes to stimulate my muscles around my knee. Very cold, and I'm glad when that's over! I was imagining the hot tomato soup I would have for lunch!
n summary
I have made a great deal of progress since the surgery, but I still have a long way to go. Then,will have to go through this all over again with my right knee! A few weeks ago, I wondered what I had done to myself and doubted that I wanted to do it again, but now I find that I have much less pain in my left knee and it's getting better and better. The pain in my right knee tells me that it was indeed worth it, and I will do it again.
n summary
I have made a great deal of progress since the surgery, but I still have a long way to go. Then,will have to go through this all over again with my right knee! A few weeks ago, I wondered what I had done to myself and doubted that I wanted to do it again, but now I find that I have much less pain in my left knee and it's getting better and better. The pain in my right knee tells me that it was indeed worth it, and I will do it again.
n May 22 I wrote: A small but significant update on my knee surgery
I am completely off narcotic pain medication! I haven't had a pain pill since Sunday, except Aleve, and I've been feeling fine! Even my right knee, which still needs surgery, hasn't been hurting.
When I saw the surgeon in mid April, I was only taking two 7.5 Hydrocodone pills a day, and he took me down to 5.0 with the intent of that being my last prescription. The 5.0s didn't touch the pain, and I had some 7.5s left, so I took them, working myself down to one a day. Then I woke up Monday morning, not hurting, so I didn't take any pain pills, not even OTC (over the counter, non prescription). I do need the Aleve, though.
I haven't needed to use my cane either.
On June 25 I wrote: I've scheduled my second knee replacement surgery in September. That way, I should be through with physical therapy by the first of the year (not knowing what to expect from US health care changes).
August 1: I saw the surgeon yesterday for the final post-op visit on my left knee surgery, and the pre-op visit for my right knee surgery. He was pleased with my progress and approves my decision to have the second one next month. It is scheduled for September 8. I will find out later what time, and I will pre-register on Sept. 4. I will stop taking my "baby" aspirin (low dose) on Aug. 31, and will not eat or drink anything after midnight Sept. 7.
Not really looking forward to surgery and recovery, but am looking forward to the outcome! Hoping I won't be an invalid for as long as I was following the first surgery. I have lost some weight, and still working on that, and I feel stronger in both legs.
September 3, 2014
Less than a week to go! I have decided to enter an inpatient rehab facility upon discharge from hospital. My husband has been having terrible back trouble the last six weeks or so, and it will be harder for him to care for me this time.


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In attempts to alleviate the effects of budget cuts for college students, President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg is proposing legislation to create a free digital library. The online library would consist of 50 core textbooks for lower-division college courses and offer textbooks for as cheap as $20…
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Zach Bohannon, the younger brother of Jason Bohannon, is clear in his message to his new fan base: forget what you may remember.
"Fans are going to have to get rid of the idea of Bohannon being a small guard," said Bohannon, who is two-and-a-half years younger that Jason. "I am more of a Jon Leuer-type, an inside-outside player playing at the four position. I'll be more of a shooting Joe Krabbenhoft, only playing with less intensity because nobody can match him."
After the Badgers saw walk-ons Wquinton Smith and Brett Valentyn graduate following last season, Wisconsin got a significant boost when Orono (MN) guard Jordan Smith told Badger Nation he was walking on at Wisconsin. Now, the 6-foot-8, 200-pound Bohannon is joining the fold, picking the Badgers over a walk-on opportunity at Northwestern.
Bohannon, who will have two years of eligibility remaining after sitting out this upcoming season because of NCAA Transfer rules, was the conference player of the year his senior year after he helped lead Linn-Marr to a 24-3 record and state runner-up in his senior year. Linn-Marr was state champion when he was a sophomore.
Still, Bohannon didn't have many offers, and none from the Midwest, when he committed to the Air Force Academy in September 2008, which signified to him that he probably wasn't going to have many options this time around either.
Bohannon missed the first 10 games of the season after undergoing thumb surgery, but still averaged 4.3 points. He scored in double figures three times last season, including a game against Utah where he registered 12 points, eight rebounds and five assists.
Even though Bohannon would have been a likely contributor, perhaps starter for the Falcons this fall, Bohannon requested his release just over three weeks ago.
"I had been weighting the pros and cons really throughout my time here, thinking that my basketball experience and my academic degree I would receive would out weight all the other (things) that we have to go through here," Bohannon said. "Even though the five year (military) commitment isn't that bad, it wasn't something that I necessary wanted to do and I wasn't as passionate about it as other things."
Those other things was coaching, something Bohannon wanted to get into following college and something his five year military career would delay for him. Citing the need to get as much experience as he could as soon as he could to rise in the coaching ranks, Bohannon sent his release to approximately 25 schools where he thought he could play at and, just as important, learn the coaching craft at.
It was fitting that Wisconsin, one of those schools on Bohannon's list, was the first institution to call him and offer him an opportunity to walk on, as assistant coach Gary Close made the initial phone call and the rest of the coaching staff followed up with him after that.
"I wanted to go to a program where I still had a shot of playing because I didn't want to sit on the bench for two years, but I wanted to play under a coach that I can learn from," Bohannon said. "Bo Ryan is fair to all of his players and I just wanted the opportunity. I didn't want any promises. I just wanted a shot to compete for some time (and) he has assistants that are coaching in college basketball right now. I just wanted to learn from a coach that knows the game and will probably be a Hall of Famer.
"It was one of those offers that I really couldn't turn down. I like what they had to offer me, they told me that I would develop as a player and Wisconsin has the business school that I wanted. One of the reasons I came to the Academy was the academics were so strong. At Wisconsin, it really wasn't that much difference, so it was one of those things that I wanted to do."
With his family having an understandable comfort level with the Wisconsin program, the decision, although entirely Zach's own, was more than acceptable to the Bohannon family.
"The one thing we decided on was playing in the Midwest, but it was really my decision after that and my whole family, Jason included, said they would support me on whatever decision I made," Bohannon said. "At the end of the day, I picked Wisconsin, and they were all thrilled and felt I made the right decision."
Will all the credits he is bringing with him, Bohannon believes he'll be able to graduate from the business school within two years and start his MBA degree, another lofty dream goal of his and something to fall back on should coaching not pan out.
While he'll beginning learning the coaching nuisances under Ryan this year, Bohannon will have to wait one more year to accomplish the other goal on his list.
"I am excited because my ultimate dream is going into coaching and playing in the NCAA Tournament," Bohannon said. "If there is one thing that is consistent, it's Bo Ryan getting into the NCAA Tournament in March."


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There will not be any unpleasant surprises during the parliamentary elections in Azerbaijan to be held on November 1, Ukrainian political analyst, Advisor to the Secretary of Federation of Trade Unions of Ukraine Alexey Voronenko stated, SIA reports.
Official Baku controls the situation, and the voters could not be affected by any pressure, he said.
Voronenko believes that the pressure coming from the West in the threshold of the elections is connected with Azerbaijan's political course of rapprochement with Moscow.
"But official Baku goes its own way and experiences economic development. I think Azerbaijan will not change its foreign policy," analyst said.
Voronenko noted that Azerbaijan had its own position corresponding to the country's national interests.
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Remember 'Student Bodies'? Here's What The Cast Is Up To Now
Who else remembers this show?
You may remember Cody and the gang of "Student Bodies" — a Canadian comedy that aired from 1997 to 1999 on YTV. The show centred around a group of high school students and their cartoon-themed weekly newspaper. It also revolved around typical high school drama like crushes, bad lunches and scary principals.
And while we love feeling nostalgic — especially about Canadian television — it's always nice to see where some of our favourite '90s actors end up.
Some of the crew even got together in March for a mini reunion.
#StudentBodies reunion 2016 (and 2005 and 1997). @ytv @mtvcanada pic.twitter.com/1q4rJBP7rx
— Jamie Elman (@JamieElman) March 13, 2016
Watch the video above to see where the cast of "Student Bodies" is today.
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What started as a segment for "SCTV" quickly became a pop culture phenomenon. Bob and Doug McKenzie's "Great White North" inspired albums, movies and even a cartoon.
Created by Jim Henson and produced by Canadians in the early 1980s, "Fraggle Rock" was an international hit and shown in a dozen countries.
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If you think duct tape can fix anything ... well, you have "The Red Green Show" to blame for that.
Running from 1972 to 1990, "The Beachcombers" holds the distinction of being the longest-running dramatic series ever on English Canadian television.
Some people considered this CTV sitcom to be one of the worst ever created, but somehow it still managed to air 130 episodes.
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One of the pillars of Canadian comedy, "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" has consistently been one of the funniest half-hours on Canadian TV.
A resourceful dog wanders across the country helping strangers along the way ... That's it. What more do you want?
This groundbreaking teen drama brought up issues faced by teens years before any other show would touch them. The show would go on to inspire numerous spin-offs, and yep, it's still on today!
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A beloved Canadian children's book got a faithful and great adaptation by the CBC -- and Megan Follows garnered a cult status/following after her turn as the titular Anne.
Airing in the late 1980s, "The Raccoons" was a beloved children's show. Bert, Ralph and Melissa (the three raccoons) often faced off against the vicious Cyril Sneer and his pushover son, Cedric.
This CBC crime drama told the story of a coroner working in Vancouver. The show's lead character was based on Larry Campbell, the city's actual coroner who would go on to be elected mayor in 2002.
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John Candy, Rick Moranis, Andrea Martin, Catherine O'Hara ... the list goes on. The show was probably the single greatest collection of comedy talent ever assembled for Canadian TV.
For more than 60 years, the CBC beamed hockey into the nation's living rooms. Few shows deserve to be described as iconic, but "HNIC" is one of them.
For more than five decades, "The Nature of Things" has been delivering some of the best scientific documentaries to Canadians. Suzuki teaches us about everything!
Another Canadian comedy institution, "Air Farce" have been active since the 1970s. From lambasting politicians to mocking the pop culture figures of the day, this show is the height of hilarity.
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Kolkata, April 7: Former captain Sourav Ganguly today picked mystery spinner Sunil Narine as the "man" of the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament.
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"There have been quite a few outstanding talents over the years. The first year threw up some domestic talents as Rajasthan Royal set the stage ablaze.
"But I think Sunil Narine, he has been the man of the IPL. His impact for the last 3-4 seasons has been unbelievable," Ganguly said about the spinner ahead of the opening ceremony of IPL-8 here.
Representing Kolkata Knight Riders in the cash-rich T20 league, the West Indian has taken has 67 wickets from 47 outings in the tournament so far.
The former left-handed batsman also praised BCCI for making the IPL a success.
"It's done wonders for Indian cricket. The BCCI deserves accolades for setting up the tournament and making it successful. You can set up a tournament but to make it successful like this you need special efforts," said Ganguly.