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Fuzion 345 Toy Hauler FireplaceSet your sights on the good life with the 2017 Fuzion 345! This toy hauler is elegantly designed to let you bring the comfort and coziness of home with you on the open road. Come tour it today and get a glimpse of the fun-filled days that await you!
Keystone Fuzion 345 LayoutThe front of the Fuzion 345 houses your spacious master suite which connects to the adjoining full bathroom by way of a sliding pocket door for optimal ease of access. As you exit the bathroom or bedroom, you'll step down and enter the well-designed kitchen across from the relaxing living area. Continuing toward the back, you'll enter the rear garage area which is isolated from the rest of the unit with a privacy door. When this space isn't being used as a cargo bay, it transforms into a fully-functional sleep space! Dual access points let you enter this RV through the main space entry or the rear garage entry.
Keystone Fuzion 345 FeaturesThe master suite in the front of the Fuzion 345 holds a residential queen-size bed (king optional.) Overhead cabinets, an under-bed compartment, a nightstand, and a large wardrobe provide plenty of wardrobe options. The adjoining full bath is the perfect place to prepare for another day of outdoor fun! Bask in the natural warmth that radiates in through the skylight as you take hot showers using the adjustable, hand-held massaging shower head! A linen closet lets you store towels, while a mirrored medicine cabinet lets you store your toiletries ensuring your vanity space stays clutter-free! The kitchen in the Fuzion 345 boasts a lovely peninsular island that maximizes your countertop space and houses your double-basin sink. Grab ingredients out of your two pantries and use the 3-burner range top to make hot, mouthwatering meals! Store the leftovers in your 12-cubic-foot refrigerator and heat them up for later in the overhead microwave. Sleek ambient lighting above the island makes this kitchen both functional and stylish. You haven't experience just how luxurious the RV lifestyle can be until you've kicked back in the living area of this toy hauler! The abundance of residential seating options don't just come with sleek LED lighting, they are heated too! And if that's not enough to keep you cozy, a fireplace is also included. Snuggle up, relax, and escape into the flat panel LED HD TV with a sound bar, Bluetooth stereo, indoor/outdoor speaker switch, a subwoofer, and a blue-ray DVD player! A loft above the rear garage expands your sleep space and can be reached using the steel bunk ladder. The rear garage is closed off using a privacy door to give guests staying here a peaceful place to call it a day! A queen-bed, dual opposing sofas, and a 40" LED TV are all included in this room. When needed, transform this space into a cargo bay that is complete with 12' of garage space and an 8' ramp door. The interior of the Fuzion 345 is complete with recessed LED lighting, sky windows, solid wood passage doors throughout. The exterior features a 5500 watt generator, LED security lights and ramp loading lights, and two power awnings with LED lighting. The 6-point leveling system lets you setup your RV quickly so that you can get straight to the fun!
New & Used Keystone Fuzion 345 SalesIf you're ready to be whisked away in the Fuzion 345, give us a call or you can even send us a text! One of our knowledgeable and no-pressure RV representatives are happy to answer any of your questions or clarify any concerns! You can also stop by our easy-to-browse dealership lot to get a better feel for the carefree life that lies ahead of you in the Fuzion 345!
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Yes Sir it is on the way to confiscation.. If the draft letter is real or not, it really is not relevant. Connecticut officials are dead serious about going after those who did not register their semi auto weapons or magazines..
Civil disobedience is in full force up there, with people refusing to register.. Now the question is, since they got the ball rolling. What is the plan to confiscate these so called illegal weapons?
Are they going to go door to door and kick them down? That should get interesting.. Plus as their was no prior registration required, how do they know who the hell owns these so called illegal fire sticks?
This may get ugly..
CT State Police Spokesman Says They Would Participate In Door To Door Gun Confiscations
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Experts claim that as many as 350,000 people are in violation of the law, and over 100,000 of those people could face felony charges. That means over 3.6% of the entire adult population of Connecticut has been transformed into a felon by the new registration law. Roughly one in twenty Connecticut homes could have their doors smashed in by heavily armed law enforcement seeking to confiscate firearms.
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Of all the photo editing tricks that you can try, one of the most eye-catching it the Selective Monochrome effect, in which all but a selected area of an image is reduced to black and white, leaving only the subject in its original colour. It's a popular effect that has been used in a couple of well-known movies, most notably Schindler's List. Some cameras, such as many Pentax and Samsung compacts, have the option to produce a similar effect in the camera, using software filters to select particular colours, but the results are usually pretty crude. To really do Selective Monochrome properly you need a computer and an image editing package.
For this tutorial I am using Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended as usual, but I've concentrated on techniques that will also work in most versions of Photoshop Elements, Paint Shop Pro, PhotoImpact, GIMP and most other advanced editing programs.
Selective Monochrome works best, and is easiest to carry out, on images in which the colour of one element of the scene already stands out against the background. Like most of the more radical image editing effects it tends to get over-used, and often on subjects for which it is totally unsuited. The sort of image you should look for is something like this:
By popular request I've included a downloadable version of this month's starter image which you are free to use for the purposes of this tutorial; just click on the picture above and then use "right-click-save-as" to download a full-size version to your computer. The file is approximately 3.7MB, so it might take a few minutes to download depending on the speed of your internet connection.
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Sir James Dyson has revealed he is investing £5million into a robotics lab at London's Imperial College, and claimed "previously unthinkable technologies" could be made possible.
The bagless vacuum cleaner inventor, 66, said rapid innovations could be secured if robots could see what was happening around them - making "our lives easier".
The lab, at one of the world's leading research universities, will focus on vision systems which it is hoped will lead to new robotic capabilities to create a generation of robots that will intelligently react to changes because they understand the world around them.
Sir James said: "My generation believed the world would be overrun by robots by the year 2014. We now have the mechanical and electronic capabilities, but robots still lack understanding -seeing and thinking in the way we do.
"Mastering this will make our lives easier and lead to previously unthinkable technologies."
Dyson has been researching robotics for the past 15 years, and since 2005 it has been working with Imperial College and Professor Andrew Davison to develop machines that use vision to logically navigate their surroundings.
Robotic vacuum cleaners are one area of study, alongside research into other types of domestic robots.
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It was a quick match up, but for the Lady Demons it was a win over their county rival, defeating the Braves in two sets, 25-14 and 25-11 Aug. 30 at Grant County High School.
"Tonight was awesome," said Williamstown coach Wes Staff. "The team showed up to play hard, very hard."
Williamstown improved its record to 5-6 on the season, including 3-2 in district play.
Staff feels Williamstown really "attacked the net' in the matches against Grant County.
Army National Guard Pvt. Wendell R. Jacobson has graduated from the Basic Field Artillery Cannon Crewmember Advanced Individual Training course at Fort Sill, Lawton, Okla.
Dr. and Mrs. William "Ken" Rich of Williamstown are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Elizabeth Ann Rich to Andrew Dawson Lawrence, son of Mr. And Mrs. John C. Lawrence of Williamstown.
A destination wedding is being planned for 3:30 p.m. Oct. 29 in Florida.
The bride is a 1999 graduate of Williamstown High School. She is also a 2003 graduate of Georgetown College and is employed by Precision Dental Care.
All eyes in the horse world will be on Kentucky when the World Equestrian Games (WEG) open at the Kentucky Horse Park from Sept. 25 to Oct. 10 and no one is happier than Williamstown's Cindy Philippo.
Philippo's blond hair glints in the sun as she moves her horses from the barn to the pasture on her family's farm.
Her attire – worn, dusty barn shoes, a pair of jeans and a blue WEG T-shirt, doesn't look like that of an expert and champion horsewoman, but that's what Philippo is.
On a clear brisk evening, the Braves dropped their season opener to Owen County 14-13, Aug. 28, at the 4th annual Grant County Gridiron Kickoff Bowl at Grant County High School.
"It was a good ballgame," said Braves head coach Mike Davis, "I said all week long that Owen County has a great ballclub and a few mistakes cost us the ballgame. I take full responsibility in this loss."
The Braves got the scoring started early as they got a touchdown run by sophomore quarterback Nathan Davis, from five yards out to take an early 7-0 lead.
Matthew Claypool has spent the past two years in jail for a robbery and assault that was fueled by his drug addiction.
"I was high when I done it, and I did it to get high," the 23-year-old said inside the Grant County Detention Center.
While in jail, Claypool, along with 39 other inmates, were given an opportunity to turn their lives around by participating in a new Substance Abuse Program (SAP) that began in January.
(Editor's Note: The Grant County News publishes all items in police beat that are submitted from each individual police agency. The News does not omit names from police reports.)
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Chief Rick Kells executed two warrants for, failure to appear and pay fines, for Matthew James Ratlife, 18, of Dry Ridge, at 1:15 p.m. Aug. 30 on Michigan Avenue. Ratlife was lodged at the Grant County Detention Center.
For Williamstown junior golfer Sean Moreland, going to the state tournament is a goal he set out for and completed with his second place finish at the All "A" Tournament Aug. 26 at Eagle Creek Country Club.
"It feels good going to State," he said. "I wish I could have played better and got first place in the meet."
Moreland finished second behind Jordan Tingle of Trimble County by just one stroke.
"It was hole number 10," Moreland said. "I double-bogeyed on a par three and that kept me from medaling."
The Family and Consumer Science program at Grant County High School is not your mother's home economics class' of days gone by.
Anna Day Sullinger, Family and Consumer Science teacher at GCHS, was named the Outstanding New Career and Technical Teacher of Kentucky. Sullinger was given the award at the summer conference of the Kentucky Association for Career and Technical Education (KACTE) on July 19.
Scores: 2-1 L, 2-1 L, 2-0 L 2-0 L 2-0 L, 2-1 W
When: Aug. 26, 27, 28
Where: Western Hills High School
What: Lady Demons win last game of the Western Hills Invitational, defeating Boyle County 2-1 (9-21, 21-18, 15-7)
Quote of the game: "We didn't do as well as we wanted to. Those teams were all Lexington and Frankfort teams. We came in playing the two nights previous of the tournament, and I just think we were just worn out." – Wes Staff
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I woke up early this morning 'cause my Mom promised to take me to "Fuzzy Butz"!
It's a pet bakery and I've been there before, I even have my picture on the wall! Anyways, I pick out some of my goodies and my Mom picks out some for me too! Talk about a win-win situation, right?! :) I did get in a little trouble, but I don't think it was my fault. I rounded the corner and someone had left a basket full of dog biscuits on the floor. I dived into it and probably ate about $10 bucks worth before Mom could stop me! One of the employees also ran over to grab the basket before I could finish them off! I guess everyone forgave me, so I still came home with a Poochy Pizza and a couple of Mutt Muffins!
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New KODAK PROFESSIONAL EKTAR 100 Film
"Photography has always been about capturing a moment or story and sharing it, with just a few or with the world," said Mary Jane Hellyar, president, Film, Photofinishing & Entertainment Group and executive vice president, Eastman Kodak Company. "It is often the smallest details that mark the difference between a good photograph and one that stands out and becomes memorable. With our new EKTAR 100 film, we've created a film that helps the photographer capture unprecedented detail in remarkably vivid color. This film continues a Kodak tradition of providing photographers with the highest quality films that expand the range over which they can create outstanding images."
EKTAR 100 Film is the ideal choice for commercial photographers and advanced amateurs for applications such as nature, travel, fashion and product photography where the emphasis is often on color. The new film incorporates KODAK VISION Motion Picture Film Technology to achieve its unparalleled fine grain. It's perfect for photographers who prefer the ease of working with 35mm, and who look for extraordinary enlargement capability when scanning and printing.
Kodak will host a panel at Photokina, entitled "Pro Photography: What's Film Got to Do With It," featuring professional international photographers Pep Bonet, Amy Postle, Eddie Soloway, and Det Kempke and moderated by Prof. Dr. Rolf Sachsse. This diverse group of photographers will expound on how film, including the new EKTAR 100 Film, fits into their work and photography. Photokina, the largest imaging exposition and trade show in Europe, opens September 22 in Cologne, Germany. Visitors to Photokina can join these panels, to be held:
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* Friday, September 26; 2:00 – 3:30 pm; Hall 1, Open Stage
In addition to the discussion, Kodak will showcase images that these photographers have captured using the EKTAR 100 Film at its booth, Hall 5.2, Booth: C-019,C-009, B-109, B-001 and during the panel presentations.
The new KODAK EKTAR Films will be available worldwide beginning in the U.S. and Canada beginning in October, 2008 and in all other regions beginning in November, 2008.
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Renowned Peace Activist Thich Nhat Hanh to Address Packed Audience at Warner Theatre, Washington, DC
RHINEBECK, NY – World-renowned peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh will speak about peace to a packed house of 1,800 in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, October 25, at 7:30 p.m. Omega Institute of Rhinebeck, New York, will host the sold out event called Living Mindfully, Living Peacefully. Since taking monastic vows at age 16 in Vietnam, Thich Nhat Hanh has written more than 100 books and dedicated his life to promoting peace. The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., nominated him for the Nobel Peace Price in 1967. According to the New York Times, "Among Buddhist leaders influential in the West, Thich Nhat Hanh ranks second only to the Dalai Lama."
"The Omega Institute has hosted Thich Nhat Hanh for more than two decades, and we are pleased to bring him and his teachings on peace to Washington at such a critical time in our nation's life," said Robert "Skip" Backus, chief executive officer at Omega. "Considering the country's unrest, as demonstrated by social protests on Wall Street and at Freedom Plaza in DC, we think Thich Nhat Hanh's message of compassion, and mindfulness offers a powerful recipe for change."
Thich Nhat Hanh served as delegate to the Paris peace talks in 1973 that helped end the Vietnam War, and he preached nonviolence in a memorable speech in New York City just days after September 11, 2001. He is a lifelong advocate of mindfulness, a practice of directing one's attention that scientists are researching in universities across the United States. From his home base in France to locations around the globe, Thich Nhat Hanh has taught mindfulness peace practices, including meditation, to hundreds of thousands of students and millions of readers worldwide. His books include Peace Is Every Step, Being Peace, Touching Peace, Living Buddha Living Christ, Teachings on Love, and Anger.
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The 'Caring for Family Treasures' exhibit will be on display at Western's Learning Resource Center from June 10 through June 27. from 7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. The exhibit is free and open to the public to learn how to care for their family heirlooms.
Designed by collections care professionals from the Oklahoma Cultural Heritage Trust, the exhibit consists of 12 panels with best practices on how to care for items including textiles, recordings such as cassettes and family videos, jewelry, clocks and watches, photographs, paintings and paper items such as letters, certificates and maps. Natural materials such as fur, feathers, wood, and leather, as well as decorative metals such as silver, brass and copper are covered. The exhibit offers helpful hints on the proper display, storage and handling of items, as well as expert advice on things not to do.
"This special exhibit is helpful for the public to better understand how to care for their irreplaceable heirlooms," said Suzanne Rooker, Westen's LRC Director. "Almost everyone has special items passed down through generations and it is important to learn how to best care for them in order to preserve family history and memories for generations to come."
A full schedule of workshops related to the care of family heirlooms will be offered during the exhibits display. The workshops are also free and open to the public. The following are offerings are scheduled June 10 – 24.
June 10th 7:00pm-9:00pm Usage of Lavender – Jag Sodhi from Lavender Valley Acres (Apache, OK)
June 16th 11:00am-11:30am The Micro World of Bugs (Collecting and Displaying Bugs) – Norman Berfield from Western Oklahoma State College (Altus, OK)
June 16th 11:30am-12:00pm Collecting and Preserving Posters – Kasie Dibble from Western Oklahoma State College (Altus, OK)
June 16th 12:00pm-12:30pm Creating Digital Libraries – Suzanne Rooker from Western Oklahoma State College (Altus, OK)
June 16th 12:30pm-1:00pm Archiving the WOSC Learning Resources Center – Kasie Dibble, Cecilia Martinez & Suzanne Rooker from Western Oklahoma State College (Altus, OK)
June 17th 7:00pm-9:00pm Book Mending – Vicki Melton & Carol Downs from Western Oklahoma State College (Altus, OK)
June 18th 11:00am-Noon Instrument Repair & Maintenance – Steve Gilbert & Justin Stricklin (Altus, OK)
June 18th 7:00pm-7:30pm Caring For Your Jewelry – Shannon Preston from Crown Jewelry (Altus, OK)
June 18th 7:30pm-8:00pm The History of Military Challenge Coins – Jim Dowell w/ displays from the Tommy Franks Museum from Western Oklahoma State College (Altus, OK)
June 19th, 12 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. – Preserving Family History – Judy Forehand from The Old Greer County Museum and Hall of Fame (Mangum, OK).
June 19th 7:00pm-9:00pm Preserving History through Literacy & Poetry – Eddie Wilcoxin Former Oklahoma Poet Laureate 2011-2012 (Altus, OK)
June 23rd 7:00pm-8:00pm Scrapbooking – Loran Mayes from The How-To Palace (Altus, OK)
June 23rd 8:00pm-9:00pm Saving the Bees – Gary Rose from Tipton Valley Honey Farm (Tipton, OK)
June 24th 7:15pm-8:00pm CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) Structures at Quartz Mountain State Park – Sue Hoakinson Quartz Mountain State Park (Lonewolf, OK)
June 25th 7:00pm-8:00pm Repairing Stain Glass – Stephani Nachatilo from Nachatilo Art & Jewelry (Oklahoma City, OK)
June 25th 8:00pm-9:00pm Caring for Wild Game – Kevin Cryer from Well Hung Taxidermy (Tipton, OK)
June 26th, 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. – Digitizing the Old Greer County Museum and Hall of Fame Photo Collection – Stephen Dock from Old Greer County Museum and Hall of Fame (Mangum, OK)
June 26th 7:00pm-8:00pm Photography – Ray Miller (Altus, OK)
June 26th 8:00pm-8:30pm Quilting – Annette Miller (Altus, OK)
June 26th 8:30pm-9:00pm Archival Framing of Pictures and Artifacts – Carol Downs from Western Oklahoma State College (Altus, OK)


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- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
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- Combine cream cheese with milk until smooth. Add lobster, onion, horseradish, salt and pepper. Spread into a greased 8-in. ovenproof dish. Sprinkle with paprika and almonds. Bake at 375° for about 15 minutes until bubbly. Serve warm. Yield: 2-3/4 cups.
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Ideally positioned on the West shore of Maui, Lahaina was the center of the global whaling industry in the 19th century. Today, this historic whaling village captivates visitors with its timeless charm and bounty of attractions the entire family will enjoy.
Experience the magic of the islands with Sheraton Maui's Daily Cliff Dive Ceremony, where every evening at sunset, a cliff diver re-traces his ancestor's footsteps in the sand on Kaanapali Beach up to the peak of Black Rock (Pu'u Keka'a) and dives into the rolling surf below. After the ceremony, enjoy a delectable dinner at Black Rock Steak & Seafood and sample their assortment of fresh fish, grilled steaks, creative appetizers and mouth-watering desserts.
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Just wondering if anyone here has experienced "hip labor" during labor and then went on to figure out how to avoid it for their next labor. **Hip Labor: Excruciating, bone crushing pain in hips that overshadows any uterine contraction causing a continuous stream of pain, likely due to poor positioning like baby's head pushing on hip socket as he tries to descend.
I had this with my first baby and have found only a handful of women who understand what I'm talking about. It was like after 6cm, I never felt a contraction again because this hip pain was so bad that contractions were nothing. I thought my bones were breaking and I wanted to use different positions but I was paralyzed with pain. All I could do was lay on my left side, lift my top leg in the air, grab my hips and scream at the top of my lungs (my throat and chest were swollen for a week after I gave birth from 6 hours of screaming). I never got a "break" from the pain because the what I was feeling was continuous with no highs or lows like a contraction would have - just constant immobilzing pain for 6 hours.
Recently, I read something about standing in front of a chair, lifting your leg onto the chair and turning the pelvis toward that leg in order to open your pelvis in a way that gets the baby to quickly twist correctly. My baby was born in the correct position and so she eventually made it...but it took a long time for her to find the right position. I don't know if I'd have been able to do this chair thing if I'd known about it...but it's all I have as I go into my next labor (about 10 weeks from now).
Any advice?
I'm wondering if we experienced the same thing. Was your pain on the side of your body? Everything else you wrote sounded so much like what I felt, but my pain was sort of towards the back and on my side at the hip level.
It was definitely on the side of my body - not front like uterine contractions, but also not back labor. Just HIP. Like in my hip sockets. I wanted desperately to rip my pelivs apart. I couldn't lift my knee enough in order to open my pelvis enough....just wanted someone to rip the pelvis open for me.
Judging by the lack of response, I guess it's rare to find other people who went through this same thing and even rarer to find someone who knows what to do about it! :( Sigh.
I think I had what you are talking about! It wasn't the whole time, but it was just one hip, and it hurt quite a lot even between contractions. Time was so hard to track but maybe it lasted an hour?
My pushing stage took a long time (way longer than expected for my second baby) and the birth really hurt my tailbone. I've always wondered if the hip pain had anything to do with either of those but I don't think I'll ever know for sure. The only other person I know who had this, had it with her second child and as far as I know has not had a third.
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I had excruciating hip pain with my first birth. The last half hour of labor, I screamed about my hips, not the actual labor or baby coming out.
I have chronic hip pain, in general, so I don't think it had anything to do with the position of the baby. Mine seems to parallel with hormones during the month ect. No one has ever been able to tell me what is going on.
It hasn't been this bad during this pregnancy, but it has just started. I can't lay on my sides, some nights. I have to lie on my back, which is not too comfy when this pregnant, but way less excruciating than lying on one side or the other. Some days I can't walk. It's really odd. It is not one side or the other, it switches back and forth.
The pain is deep in my hip sockets and radiates down the side of my leg. It's nauseating and I haven't found anything that relieves it. :(
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It was definitely on the side of my body - not front like uterine contractions, but also not back labor. Just HIP. Like in my hip sockets. I wanted desperately to rip my pelivs apart. I couldn't lift my knee enough in order to open my pelvis enough....just wanted someone to rip the pelvis open for me.
It was crazy pain that didn't stop. I remember clearly when it started. I was having contractions and I got up to move during one and then the hip pain started. I fell onto the bed and couldn't move and started crying. I still felt contractions down low in front but I was able to deal with those cause they would come and go. I wanted to move around more during my labor but there came a point when I could only lie on my side, and eventually that didn't even help. To me it felt like someone was pinching me and twisting my side with a giant wrench. I did not feel this pain with my first birth, hopefully you won't feel it next time. I really hope you get some answers.
Magali's description is pretty accurate for me. The low wrapping contraction part was manageable, but the bone-on-bone radiating pain in my right hip (only my right hip) was absolutely excruciating; it wrapped from my pubic bone to my sacrum around the arch of my hip. Mine started even before I was in "active" labor--my ctx were 3 minutes apart for 19 hours--and I eventually caved for an epidural. Through which the hip pain broke, of course. I too ended up on my left side panting/howling through contractions until suddenly the pain was gone, i.e. his head moved out of there.
My hip pain started a few days before labor, though--one night I rolled over, and that stabbing pain woke me up. I could not lay on my left side at. all. and any rolling caused those jolting pains. After 2 nights of that, I was so exhausted (I was trying to sleep half on my side in a recliner to try to mitigate the pain.) that my doula came over to massage my hip, got the baby in a different position, and I slept for 3 hours in the middle of a Sunday afternoon. Even a chiro adjustment and another massage did not keep him out of that hip, though, when I went into labor 2 days later.
He was my third, and #2 was positioned exactly the same way. I never got into a labor pattern with her because my water broke (my BOW dilated me with #3).
Just a few weeks ago, around 5m pp, I had a massage with my LMT who also is a midwife. She says that it seems my hip pain may stem from an injury to a muscle in my pelvic floor (I cannot remember the name right now). Apparently, this muscle often is injured when pushing with an epidural in the lithotomy position--which is how my DD1 was delivered under duress. I did everything *right* with my most recent birth, though--exercise, yoga, massage, chiropractic--and nothing kept him from settling into the same poor position. So I don't have any particularly good advice for avoiding it.
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PS--My (very seasoned) doula described it as "back labor but in your hip" and said she's rarely if ever dealt with anything like it. Lucky us! And when I described it to my mom (I was born sunny-side up), she said it sounded precisely like what she experienced in her back, but in a different location.
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She says that it seems my hip pain may stem from an injury to a muscle in my pelvic floor (I cannot remember the name right now). Apparently, this muscle often is injured when pushing with an epidural in the lithotomy position--which is how my DD1 was delivered under duress. I did everything *right* with my most recent birth, though--exercise, yoga, massage, chiropractic--and nothing kept him from settling into the same poor position. So I don't have any particularly good advice for avoiding it.
Hmmm. My first birth was with an epidural. Interesting. Thanks for sharing that.
Okay, so it's rare, but it DOES happen. Hey midwives and doulas??? Anybody out there know what one should do if they find themselves suffering from hip labor and they want a natural birth? I made it through with my first, but I have to say that I was MAD. Sure I was prepared for pain and endurance...but the way my labor felt was wrong and I felt really irritated that I had to go through an extrodinarily difficult labor. It took me a long time to not be so mad. I would LOVE to have some input from a doula or midwife who knows what to do in if this happens.
I wish I knew if something like that was going on with my dd (an elbow or a fist). My doctor is a family doctor (though he doesn't specialize in obstetrics, he's amazing and I wouldn't have anyone else manage the medical side of my pregnancy). I don't think he'd have known if something like that was ocurring unless she'd actually come out with the offending appendage. She came out in the right position, head and only head first. I almost wish I coulod have had an ultrasound as she was descending! :)
A doula recently suggested to me that the baby might have been asynclitic. I had ruled that out early on because I figured the doctor would have told me if she had come out with her head cocked to one side. I didn't understand it well enough to know that A: the head issue might have resolved itself during labor and she came out normally or B: he is a family doctor and possibly just doesn't have the experience to have recognized this if her head was only slightly cocked upon crowning.
The more I understand about asynclitic labors, the more I think this could have been my issue...however...asynclytic is not uncommon and so I would thnk that a LOT more people would chime in about having had hip labor. So then I think, maybe my issue wasn't asynclitic and was something a little more unusual. I still don't know, but I can tell you that I am REALLY trying to learn about what I can do posture-wise this time around. Several sources say it's unlikely that baby #2 will fall into the same position but just as many sources say that baby #2 is highly likely to settle into the same position especially if the reason Baby #1 settled there because of the shape of my pelvis. It is soooooo hard to not have crummy posture sometimes. Sometimes I just really want to chill on the couch however I can possibly get comfortable with this big belly and it's usually NOT a position that is good for fetal positioning. Also, I am often rocking my dd1 and reading to her in her rocking chair...knees above pelvis, sinking back and sitting on sacrum instead of sit bones. Bad news. :(
I think with 'hip labor' babies almost always would be asynclitic, particularly if the pain is focused in one hip only (as mine was).
I had three different people do vag exams (and I really only had 3 exams!) all of whom commented that baby's head was "way off to the side"--that side being the side where I had hip pain. I had a big cervical lip on one side because he was only on the right edge of my cervix. In fact (and this is going to sound like I had the world's most interfered-with labor ever which isn't the case), when they applied the internal monitor, it was above and behind his right ear! If baby is normally applied to the cervix, it would be in the top of the head. So definitely my issue along with maybe an elbow and definitely a nuchal cord or two.
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I know I'm late commenting but I had HORRIBLE hip labor. DS was slightly asynclitic, my midwife commented his head was just a tiny tiny bit tilted. Both of my hips hurt so so bad that I couldn't concentrate on the contractions. The hip pain would build with the contractions so it was "worse" while i was in the middle of one, but it was always there.
What helped earlier on was counter pressure and firm massage. Being in warm water was very very helpful. Near the end (hour 44 or so of my 48 hour labor) my hips were becoming unbearable and I was, understandably, getting a bit exhausted my husband called my friend who is an acupuncturist. It was a miracle. My friend put on needle in my right hand and my right hip just STOPED hurting. He put one needle in my left hand and it was 80% better, a second needle brought me to about 95% better. He left and we kept the needles in until I wanted my hands in the water and after taking them out the pain came back but very very slowly and was totally bearable until DS was born. I hated pushing :lol but that's a while other issue.
I had never heard of hip labor before mine, it's nice to know I wasn't the only one- not that i'd wish it on anyone!
Wow! That's very interesting! Do you think that what he did was something text book? Like, would most any acupuncurist know where to put the needles based on the symptoms? I'm just wondering if I feel this building in my next labor, if we could just look in the phone book and beg any or all acupuncturist to come do this! I know that sounds desperate and maybe even crazy...but if you ladies experienced what I did, you know exactly how desperate a situation it is.
Heck, even if I'm not experiencing hip labor but I just want something to take the edge off contractions...would acupuncture do it? We live in a smallish, conservative town where alternative medicine isn't really used much so I don't really have many, if any, resources to find out about it. My local doctor can do acupuncture, but I don't know if she's all that experienced or good at it. (She's the only one I know of in our city who does it which is why I chose her as my doctor. She's tied to the local hospital and insurance and so that could possibly interfere with her willingness to offer services...like, how do you report an emergency visit to a laboring mother to the insurance company? I doubt they'd go for it.
My acupuncturist friend trained in China for a while, and with Chinese TCM practitioner... He's said he has a much more traditional approach than many others... He said something about using reflected points? We chatted about it before and most western practitioners use points close to the area of concern, where as he used points removed from the area that were reflected (I think that's the term) points.
For future pregnancies, if I were not in the same town as him, I would definitely be finding another that used the same principles well before labor. I think acupuncture could indeed take the edge off!! and I plan on having someone in the ready for every future pregnancy. The way I see it is that it cannot hurt and I KNOW it can help . Insurance doesn't cover anything here.... well my insurance does not cover anything alternative! You might be surprised to find practitioners near to you but not in the medical field, take a look.
Good luck! I hope none of us have to deal with hip labor ever again!
I had hip labor -- pain in both hips that built with contractions. My body's natural response to the pain of my bones moving was to tense my butt/hips/thighs to stabilize the joints, which made the whole birth thing harder. I have hip problems in general where I'd be walking along and a hip would just "give out" and I would have excruciating pain. Oh, and I would have pain standing on my left leg and leaning forward (ie. putting on pants). Oh, this was DS1's birth. After the birth my hip pain was much, much better. To the extent I don't think my hip has "given out" since. With DS2, I had horrible pain in my tailbone during labor and some hip pain as he moved down through my pelvis. My MWs think he might have been posterior and then resolved before he presented (he presented anterior). I did have one contraction where I felt him really move and the pain in my tailbone really diminished. Oh, and then he presented anterior and did a full rotation to posterior and then stopped. Both boys were very high with unstable lies before labor. Both were usually LOT but with both of them the MWs couldn't get good heart tones in the same place twice. Oh, and since DS2's birth I do know my pelvis is uneven. I very occasionally will have stabbing pain near my sit bones when I move a particular way and whenever I have a massage I notice I have a lot of lower back tension stabilizing my hips. It's not painful so I don't notice it day to day but the tension is there. I need to find a good chiro but I just haven't gotten around to it .. lol
I'm curious of all you hip laborers...how long were your labors? I feel very confident that my labor was a longish one because of this hip/asynclitic issue. My labor was about 48 from frist contraction to last. But, I'd only consider 18 hrs of that as active labor so I usually tell people it was 18 hours. But I think the first 30 hours were slow going since the baby was in a less optimal position and I'm guessing the pressure on my cervix was inconsistent.
I've had a recent development of a sharp and sudden ache from the inside of my hip/pelvis. Every time the baby stretches, I feel pushes on my left side and then this sharp ache on the exact opposite side. It is reminiscent of the pain I felt in labor last time. (Not NEARLY as bad of course, but there is some similarity that I can't quite put my finger on).
With the way it feels when she stretches out, I feel like she might be transverse (I'm 35 wks and going to the chiro twice a week). I'm really worried I'm going to have this hip labor again despite my efforts. My husband is suggesting that I start accupuncture now, but I'm not convinced it'd matter right now. The pain isn't horrendous right NOW...it's just a very scary symbol that is making me anxious about how the pain might be LATER. I want accupuncture during labor, and not spend money on it now. (But, during labor isn't an option). I'm scared.
I don't see an OB so I don't know how to tell what position baby is in. Spinningbabies is lost on me. My family doctor who managaes the pregnancy isn't skilled at palpating.
My labor was about 26 hours. I think it was so long because of whatever was causing the pain, and also because the pain made me unable to move around. I totally understand how you are scared to feel it again. I ended up getting an epidural about 25 hours into labor...dd was born an hour later! I was worried the epi wouldn't stop the hip pain because it was so high up, but interestingly enough, it stopped me feeling that pain, and did nothing for the contractions, and I was up and walking around right after the birth. Not suggesting you get an epidural of course, just sharing my experience.
My labor was about 32 hours from first contraction till birth, 19 hours of contractions 3 minutes apart. Once he got out of my hip, it was fast though--6cm to baby in an hour. He definitely was not at all well applied to my cervix until very shortly before he was born.
Dot--are you seeing a chiropractor? If Webster certified, the chiro should be able to palpate for you. Mine always knew exactly where baby was. The easiest thing for me was to find a hard, round thing and push on it. If it jiggled, it was a head. If the whole baby moved, it was a butt. Not an exact science, I know. Also, if you can find a long, hard stretch, it's likely baby's back so you can follow that to either end. Or follow a foot up the leg to the bottom. Lie flat on your back and really, really relax your abs and poke around in there.
I will say that I started to feel what you're talking about a few days before DS was born, the hip zingers. It sucks. Hopefully your little one moves again.
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Yes, I'm seeing a chiro and he is Webster certified, but he does not know how to palpate. He was just certified last year...so you think that was in his training? I even mentioned how I wish someone could help me palpate and figure out the position of baby and he quickly started to feel around and just said, "Yeah, that's just not something I really know how to do." He's great otherwise.
The advice about feeling for a hard lump (either a jiggly one or one that moves the whole body) was the advice that most made sense to me from spinningbabies and I've tried it...however, my whole tummy feels pretty hard...I can't discern any round lumps. IF and only IF a foot happens to kick me, I feel pretty positive that it's a foot. But, I can't dig in deep enough to follow a leg. And then, sometimes a very similar kick happens on the opposite side and I get really confused. I thought I was pretty sure I knew the difference between a tickly light grazing of a hand in motion versus a foot pushing with more gusto, but still things seem to be all over the place.
I passed out on my back while at the chiro...laying on my back for more than 30 seconds is just awful for me. I have very, very low blood pressure. Sometimes as low as 80/40 and I think I just get to that point a lot faster than most preggos. So he's been trying to do the round ligament release portion of the technique while I am laying on either side. I have tried to lay on my back for palpating, for psoas release exercises, etc, and it's just miserable and I feel the blackout coming on. So I just can't spend much time on my back trying to feel for baby, unfortunately. I'm actually a little nervous about my GBS exam next week...but he usually props me up a bit knowing it'll take awhile.
Yes, I'm seeing a chiro and he is Webster certified, but he does not know how to palpate. He was just certified last year...so you think that was in his training? I even mentioned how I wish someone could help me palpate and figure out the position of baby and he quickly started to feel around and just said, "Yeah, that's just not something I really know how to do." He's great otherwise.
That would make me nervous as a patient. I went to 2 Webster-certified chiros when pg with DS, and the first one never palpated. In fact, she never knew my DS was even breech, even though I was seeing her 2x a week! When I told my new chiro (who is amazing and also a doula and trained with a MW), she was horrified and said that a Webster chiro always should know the position of the baby before an adjustment. I definitely was much more comfortable with her when dealing with trying to get DS to go/stay head down because I knew she knew where he was.
That stinks about lying on your back. That's the only way I could figure out where he was.
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Okay, so I'd heard about another chiro in my area that was Webster certified (she wasn't listed on the national site when I'd done my original search). I called them talked to the chiro personally. She seemed MUCH more experience with prenatal stuff but admitted that she doesn't see many pregnant patients and that palpating would be....difficult...I'm not sure how she said it exactly but she said the best way for her to know what's going on would be for her to see me and feel around. Then she went on to say that she could definitely tell me some things about baby's position. I don't mean to make her sound like she's inconsistent. She was very knowledgeable and confident and well, they had an opening this evening and so I booked the appt!
Oh and she was concerned that the first guy was doing Webster's when baby wasn't breech. She did not think that was necessary at all. But I've read it's good for posterior positioned baby's too, or for pelvises that tend to hold baby's in a posterior position more than anterior). All I know is that if the hip labor happens again, I'm going with the epidural. It was too traumatic for me last time and I want this child to have the best possible chance to come down easily.
Good luck tonight!!!
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I always say DS1 was 23 hrs but I had consistent labor patterns off and on for a few days before that. DS2 was a little less than 8 hrs start to finish tho the first few hrs were intense but not painful. Good luck tonight :)
I have had hip labor and leg labor (when you feel crushing contractions in your upper legs, and as they increase, a bit past your knees). It started on my third baby. I figured it was a one time thing, but for my fourth I did everything "right--" home waterbirth, highly recommended midwife, etc. Well, I had hip and leg labor even worse that time. We tried every position, massage, etc.. My midwife could offer no explanation other than "some women just have that." The pain was not something I can put into words. So I had epidurals after that for my subsequent births-- I just could not risk going through it again. The epidurals went fine and I was able to get them put in just as the hip/ leg labor started up (around 5-6 cm).
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I replaced my pump. Install went smoothly. A few days later, it seems to be dripping from the line to the pump where it goes into the pump. I am referring to the line that goes to the pump that you need a semi-big wrench for (18mm or 19mm), not sure what size it is.
I believe I tightened it to death. Then, drove 45miles to another fanatics place to meet up with him. He says I just made a line of fluid about 10feet long. I see the line got loose. Luckily he had an adjustable wrench. So I tightened it, topped off the fluid and went on with my day. Now, seems to have gotten slightly loose. There are drops coming down from the lower line.
Is there supposed to be an o-ring, maybe a crush washer that goes on the line before it screws to the pump?
Is there an o-ring that needs to be there?
Yes, there's supposed to be an o-ring where the high pressure line bolts to the pump. You can probably pick one up at your local dealer's parts counter for a buck or two. Hopefully that's the only problem, and the line itself isn't messed up.
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I seem to have developed a leak at the bottom of my power steering pump where the line goes in to the pump. But I'm not 100% sure that is the location of the leak.
OP, did you replace the O-ring that is in there? Was there an O-ring to replace?
Did that solve the problem?
My car has 117k miles and has recently developed this leak. I'm hoping that it's a simple fix.
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Pretty much to the point lol, just looking for people in the South FL area!
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Pretty much to the point lol, just looking for people in the South FL area!
Where in soflo. Theres a big group of us in miami/broward
Oh awesome! I'm in the Broward area, Deerfield more specifically.
There's a boca meet tuesday, doral meet Wednesday and a pines meet Thursday. Every week too.
I'm on my phone so ill link you to it later.
I might be a while. Go on facebook and look for up soflo subies. There's the main page the broward one and a boca one.
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I'm from the West Palm Area. Would definitely be up for the Boca meetup
I'm in palm beach gardens and would love to meet up and meet new ppl with a love for subies!
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Kimberly Connolly-Preston has been doing nails for nine years, and her detailed work and craftsmanship have earned her a devout following among her clients at Exclusive Hair Designs in Kenton, Ohio, as well as first-prize in NAILS' Mural Contest in March. NAILS got a chance to sit down with Preston and talk about some of her favorite works and how she got her start.
NAILS: How did you get started working on nails?
Conolly-Preston: I went to a Hair Design School in Kentucky that had a nail technology program, and that's where I got my love for nail art. The school was very fashion forward at the time, and they always encouraged us to be creative. They even had airbrush courses where they would grade your art, so I really learned to love the artistic side.
NAILS: Did you do anything in particular to better your skills?
Conolly-Preston: Just lots of practice. When I first started doing nail art I used foil and did little hand-painted designs, and I just kept practicing and getting better.
NAILS: Do you compete at the shows?
Conolly-Preston: No, I don't compete. The competitions are pretty far away, and I'm a single mom with four kids so time is a little hard to come by. But I'd like to, someday.
NAILS: How popular is your art with clients? Do they frequently ask for challenging designs?
Conolly-Preston: My clients love them. They'll sit down and just throw out some ideas, and then I'll start right on them. I don't sketch anything either, I just sit and do it.
NAILS: You just get inspired?
Conolly-Preston: Yeah, usually when I'm doing their prep I'll start to see it and then when I start, it literally just comes right out of me.
NAILS: What kind of products do you use?
Conolly-Preston: Paints and acrylics — and only OPI products. I'm excited about the OPI color gels coming out. I'm already on pre-order and I've been training myself on gels for the past year and a half.
NAILS: What is your favorite creation?
Conolly-Preston: Well, that's a tough one. But there was this mural I did for a client who worked at a steel mill. She would joke that since she worked with all men, the only thing that made her feel like a woman was to get her nails done. So the mill was going to have a special conference with the President of the United States attending, and she wanted to have a special set. So I painted this mural that showed houses, and the mill, and the American flag. She loved the nails and they were a hit at the event. She's been a client for four years now, and we still talk about that mural.
NAILS: What are your plans for the future?
Conolly-Preston: Just to keep being creative and doing fun nail art, and also working on becoming an educator for OPI.
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No more (lolly) snakes on a plane?
Melanie Hearse ponders, what's worse really? A noisy toddler or an inebriated, loud or smelly traveller?
Today I had the pleasure of reading a 'parents on a plane give out a goody bag' story that resonated with me deeply – I'm familiar with the trend started a couple of years back by a couple who, before boarding a flight with their infant twins, created and distributed goody bags to the other passengers. I'm also well aware, thanks largely to a recent internet-exploding debate, that there are places people think kids should neither be seen nor heard, and airplanes clock in roughly just under five star restaurants (which seems to unanimously take the golden gong for the number one place kids should be barred from.)
Toughen up!
As a parent that has flown before and is in the process of planning to fly again very shortly with my pint sized beloveds, I have to say while the sentiment was lovely, I think people largely need to stop being so sensitive. Don't get me wrong – if my kids kick the back of your chair, it will be swiftly dealt with and an apology from them and myself will be forthcoming. I have never popped a pill and slept my way through a flight, oblivious to my darlings wreaking havoc upon the other guests aboard the steel tube in the sky, or gotten on a plane poorly prepared to entertain, feed, and change (when they were younger) them – in short, I absolutely believe they are my responsibility. If they use a voice level inappropriate for a plane, fight and squabble or generally behave in a painful manner that can largely be avoided, I'm on it.
But if a baby cries/ fills its nappy/ my kid puts his seat back at the same time the majority of the plane is and a passenger loses their pickle, I think it's more indicative of how easily riled they are in general – and says more about their character than anybody's parenting skills. And finally (yes, I've hoisted myself well and truly upon my soapbox) I've seen some full on melt downs from unhappy babies and toddlers not related to me, and really – how bad is their worst? I'm talking relative to sitting next to the ruckus and being responsible for calming them down … and it does end eventually! Frankly, I'll take a fussy baby or excited toddler over an inebriated, loud or smelly traveller any day.
The sweetener
Anyhoo, today I read with great delight the special package prepared by the papa after my own heart on the matter:
- Drink Coupon: For one warm mug of SHUT THE HELL UP if you ever get the urge to b*tch about a two-year-old.
- Compact Mirror: So you can take a good look at yourself and consider what kind of person gets pissed off at parents travelling with a toddler who's making their lives much more miserable than he's making yours.
- Pill: It's either a sleeping pill or Ecstasy. Either way, your mood will improve.
- The World's Smallest Violin (not photographed): For you to play as you're being whisked through the air at astonishing speeds to someplace far away while watching TV and listening to music through headphones that block out any noise from the toddler a few rows back who has never intentionally annoyed anyone in his entire life (except his parents).
- E.T.: Unfortunately, a DVD was too big to fit in a bag, but here's a few bucks so you can rent the movie when you land and try to remember what it was like to be a kid, you heartless a**hole.
- Heartfelt Note: In which I challenge you to a fight by the Hudson News closest to our gate.
Clearly this wasn't to be handed out to all and sundry – it would be just as insensitive and reactive to assume every person on the plane is plotting to take out anyone under the age of 10 'just because'. But boy, to have one of those puppies handy to pass sympathetically to a person muttering and whinging about kids not being welcome on THEIR flight, or complaining loudly about a situation that a parent has in hand and is addressing.
In the words of the gentleman that blogs under the name Dad and Buried: Parents are as entitled to travel as anyone else, and so are their kids. Whether it's to see family, or attend a friend's wedding, or go on vacation. Guess what? Families travel together! Are children not allowed to see their grandparents because they might make a little noise? Mine are, and I'll make no apologies for them.*
*Unless they kick your chair.
Read more on Kidspot:
- 7 must-knows to make flying with kids a cinch
- 7 tips for travelling with kids
- How to travel with kids
More related reading:
- Fly Babies from Dad and Buried
- Mom hands out gift bags on flight for tolerating her babies from NBC Latino
- The baby twins whose parents handed out candy on plane to 'apologize in advance' to fellow passengers from Daily Mail


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Used by Hawaiians mainly for fishing and transportation, outrigger canoes are now commonly used on Hawaii Island for both sport and recreation. For a fun family adventure, visitors are encouraged to rent a six-person canoe, take a guided tour of the Kona Coast or Kohala Coast and ride the waves back into shore. Kayaks are also a popular water sport on Hawaii Island, especially within the protected waters within the pali kai (breakwall) of Hilo Bay or to explore the numerous coves that dot the Kohala and Kona Coast. You can rent a kayak or canoe and head off in a group or take lessons and a guided tour with someone who knows the best views along Hawaii's coastlines.


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Well said AlexFjord. Just to make it clear, I'm not criticizing nbsunshine, I just want to share my experience.
While there are some authors that I've seen didn't really provide good support, most wanting to sell more and I believe they want to try helping their customer. I'm selling in the Muse section and the questions are mostly geared toward the technical issues of using the app and editing the key sections. Since Muse is pretty new, and a lot of my customer is a first time user I tried my best to help them.
However sometimes, some customers doesn't want to learn some of the basic things on their side. Things which are crucial to know before they decided to buy a template. I still however tried to help them. So far I only have one really critical customer who after I help for weeks (most his questions are actually explained in the documentation) gave me a poor rating and leave this comment:
"Pathetic. I am pretty savvy when it comes to adobe products. Poor instructions and the difficulty to customize this muse template was horrific. Good Luck… "
FYI he was using the Muse app for the first time (his words). But at least he said Good Luck, and as an author I took his criticism to improve my documentation. I wasn't happy but in a way I was thankful.
So back to the topic I think AlexFjord explained it well. When I bought a game and it sucks and buggy, I don't expect a refund. I can choose to give a bad review on it if I want, which can be done in this situation, but have to be done fairly.
The most obvious ones are the copyright text at the footer area and maybe the CITIZENS word on top. They are not well aligned the rest of the content. I think those were what Medians was referring to.
If you can share the link to the template, maybe somebody can take a look and help you.
Maybe now it's time for you to add more colors in your next design. I wish you luck.
You don't need a complicated documentation for PSD. For Muse, while it's not mandatory but it's better if you can create a documentation that explain the process of editing highlighted sections.
Congratulations! Keep it up!
..back when flash website is still hot.
If you look at the recent accepted submission for PSD category, most of them provided 10 and up to 30 or more alternative layouts. If you can code this, with some CSS styling and animation and like the reviewer said more improvements, it will look decent enough to be accepted.
I'm not really sure about this, but nowadays when you open a bank account, you will be given a debit card instead of the normal ATM card. Such as VISA debit card. Even all my old ATM card from banks accounts that I opened more than 10 years ago have been upgraded to debit card (the banks insist).
I never tried it myself but since debit card basically have the same expiration date and security number (at the back), it may work just like a credit card. I assume that you have one.
Can anyone clarify?
I agree with you. It looks amateurish.
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Sorry for the upcoming rant but I can't help myself.
This place looks more and more like Envato Studio everyday (and we all know why) but frankly that design is also terrible.
Everything on these marketplaces now screams design by committee and frankly, amateur.
Nothing matches, GUI is simply all over the place, I just noticed this box I am typing in still has tiny font and yet everything else is huge. seriously I question the abilities of all those involved.
I know we are supposed to encourage people when doing a job, but when they can't do it then someone needs to say something so they can go away and learn and become better.I remember when Collis did all the site designs, honestly, I would like him back and that way he could 'reassign' people to some other duties they may be better experienced at.


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Measles cases in Britain up for third year
LONDON (Reuters Life!) - Measles cases in England and Wales rose by more than 70 percent in 2008 from the previous year, mostly because of unvaccinated children, government health officials said on Friday.
The third straight annual rise underscores the lingering impact of a since-discredited 1998 study linking the combined measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) shot to autism -- a claim that made many parents refuse to get their children vaccinated.
The number of reported measles cases in England and Wales rose to 1,348 in 2008, from 990 a year earlier, the Health Protection Agency said.
The number of children who have received their first dose of the vaccine by their second birthday has risen to about 80 percent.
But that is still well below the 95 percent vaccination coverage needed to confer so-called herd immunity to people in the general population who do not receive the vaccines.
"There are still many children out there who were not vaccinated as toddlers over the past decade and remain unprotected," Mary Ramsay, an immunization expert at the agency, said in a statement.
"Unfortunately this means that measles, which is highly infectious, is spreading easily among these unvaccinated children."
David Salisbury, head of immunization at the Department of Health, said that despite the rise, the number of cases was still relatively low against the epidemics experienced before the measles and MMR vaccines were introduced.
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I just purchased my first WRX - a brand new 2013 premium blue hatchback about two weeks ago. The car is awesome but no need to preach to the choir...
I won't be giving up my day job but I think the idea of starting a sports car rental company could be a lot of fun. With any luck maybe I could grow it into my full time job. I live about an hour north of Philly so my general location is well populated and also close to NJ and NYC.
I'm sure most folks on this forum already own a WRX/Sti but before you did (or if you don't) would you have considered renting one for the weekend? If so, what would you have paid?
I was thinking $550 for the weekend ($275/day). Less for a longer time period. Is this reasonable? If you did rent it would you beat the you know what out of it??
What do you think?? Thanks! (I have another car to drive)


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Arracacha, ar-a-kach′, n. an umbelliferous plant with esculent roots, native to the northern parts of South America.
Lucerne and prangos (an umbelliferous plant) are used as fodder.
It has a very powerful odour, resembling that of some of the umbelliferous plants, and is unaffected by caustic potassa.
Hemicarp, half-fruit, one carpel of an umbelliferous plant, 121.
This sheath is comparatively rare in dicotyledons, but is seen in umbelliferous plants.
Mericarp, one carpel of the fruit of an umbelliferous plant, 121.
The latter were those of an umbelliferous plant, oblong, tuberous, and in taste resembling a parsnip.
There are several other umbelliferous plants which are poisonous.
The umbelliferous plants proclaim the fourth season of insects, particularly the wild carrot and parsnip.
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Warwick-Providence (Arpt)
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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Warwick-Providence (Arpt)
About the Hotel
Property Location
When you stay at Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Warwick-Providence (Arpt) in Warwick, you'll be near the airport and convenient to Ocean State Theatre and Lincoln Park Cemetery. This hotel is within close proximity of Gorton Pond and Warwick Pond.
Make yourself at home in one of the 147 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, and flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include desks and complimentary weekday newspapers, as well as phones with free local calls.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including an indoor pool, a spa tub, and a fitness center.
A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.
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Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and limo/town car service. Planning an event in Warwick? This hotel has 900 square feet (81 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available 24 hours).
Hotel Facilities
- Free breakfast
- Total number of rooms - 147
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Indoor pool
- Conference space size (meters) - 81
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Free WiFi
- Roll-in shower
- 24-hour business center
- Smoke-free property
- Number of floors - 4
- Fitness facilities
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- 24-hour front desk
- Conference space size (feet) - 900
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Coffee/tea in common areas
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- Free newspapers in lobby
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- Free self parking
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- Free airport transportation
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- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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Ever copy text from the Internet or an e-mail into MS Word?
Did something come along with the text that you weren't necessarily expecting or hoped wouldn't?
Yeah – I hear you – all those hyperlinks are a big pain at this point, aren't they?
I mean, you've got the information in Word, you're creating a document (not a web page), you have all these hyperlinks causing different font colors and underlining where it's not wanted or needed.
Now what?
Well, we could go through and right-click on each and every hyperlink and choose Remove Hyperlink from the menu…
No – that's not for me either. Anything else?
I do have a few suggestions so I thought that we could take a look at those.
The first suggestion is to use Window's Notepad program as an intermediary between the original text and Word.
After copying the text paste it into a blank Notepad file. (Automatically Notepad will strip all the formatting when the text is pasted.)
To finish up, copy the text from Notepad and paste it into Word.
My next two suggestions go straight from the source to Word.
In both scenarios you would copy the text and paste it into Word. With the text selected in Word give one of these two a try:
Ctrl + Spacebar will strip all formatting from the text.
Ctrl + Shift + F9 will remove all the hyperlinks from the text leaving the other formatting alone.
No matter how you look at it – these techniques are worth a try because any of them would have to be a better plan that removing hyperlinks one at a time!
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Grilled Baby Octopus - Pulpo Asado
- by Chef Melissa
- July 18, 2006
- 11:38 pm
Thanks, these recipes sounds so good! I would love to make all of it in this instance! baci
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Thank you Ilva! let me know when you prepare them…your photos are so gorgeous, ...I would love to see the dish through your magic lense
Hi there, M
I'm sorry to hear that you had a rough week. I can't read Spanish very well so I don't have a clue what happened but I'm sure hugs won't go amiss anyways **HUGS**
I've never found an octopus dish I've like yet. I wonder if I'd like this.
I smiled to see your link the the North Pacific Giant Octopus. There are quite a few that live near my home. One of the teaching assitants has tamed one. He also brought one in to show the students. As it was live, it had to be returned at the end of the day but not before yours truly got to pet its strangely soft body.
07.19.06 at 08:31 AM |
Hola Nerissa! while researching on the nutritious value of the octopus, I found the info quoted in this post. It called my attention the fact that males die shortly after mating. Quite funny statement when compared to the human situation of parenting. It is well known that some men would like to do the same (or just go away) when they learn about the news!!!!
A big hug back to you
I never know what I am going to find when I come here. I'm always expecting some new delicacy, but I also enjoy the other educational tidbits you throw in. Today I learned that the sexual life of humans is much more rewarding than that of an octopus. Who would have thunk?
I can't figure out what happened to you last week either because my spanish is so bad, but know I am thinking of you and wishing you well. I love octopus - even eating them, and this sounds like a great way to cook them. I can't wait to see the rose petals and almond ice cream!
Chimichurri Sauce is an excellent sauce to baste grilled steak to any meat. Traditional Chimichurri Sauce makes use of sherry vinegar and fresh lime juice.
However, you were innovative with double-peppering the sauce and substituting it with red wine vinegar. But the marination could have been more interesting with the acidic bath of white wine, lemon juice and ginger.
I appreciate the introduction of aroma in the marinade with bay leaves. you have fused in different flavors, deliciously well.
Pulpo is one of the things that I can never get just right. I find it's so hard to get it so that it's soft and tender.
Any tips?
Love your blog!
P.S. Thanks for your comment on my Ramen Shrimp Pouch. You should really try it…it's so light, easy, and delicious! The recipe calls for Mirin, but I don't know where to find it. I've been using stir fry sauce in its place. Any ideas? I haven't looked at Bal Harbour yet.
08.02.06 at 08:42 PM |
Hola Heidi, thanks for your comment
About the octopus: get the very small ones, fresh and beautiful. I get them at Riba Smith, the Fish Market in Ave Balboa and sometimes at the fish market in La Chorrera…Steam them until tender (15-20 mins aproximadamente)...they are really small and tender to begin with, so I promise you will get a juicy, delicious dish!
There is an Asian shop at Bal Harbour called "Minimax." They have everything you have ever imagined: fresh veggies and flowers, products from India, Thai, Chinese, Jap, and more. It is really nice, you will love it!
There is another shop, for all things from India, it is called "Kings Food." It is right next to Farmacia Arrocha in Paitilla.
I'll keep you posted…
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text: Sean - Unregistered January 30, 2013 10:50 PM Horner is for me, the epitome of what a Team Principal should be, regardless of what I think of RedBull. CH is one of the very few who always makes time for the media, with a very clear open door policy, he's a champion of getting the fans closer to the sport. RebBull have a true man manager in Horner, a man that has pulled together a Ferrari beating team, lets not forget, it's not just the Horner & Newey show, there is a LOT of smart heads at RedBull ... plus he's great for the sport. No wonder really that Ferrari where apparently interested, but equally, a smart man knows his own worth! Fair play! 15 agree 3 disagree