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According to packing.org your NC CCW is good in TN.
I would print out the reciprocity agreement NC has with TN and carry it with me on the trip. It should alleviate any problems.
This is a discussion on I'm not sure I want to risk CCW out of state... within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; As many of you know, I'm going to Blackwater in Moyock, NC. I can confirm this but, I'm pretty sure that NC recently entered into ...
As many of you know, I'm going to Blackwater in Moyock, NC.
I can confirm this but, I'm pretty sure that NC recently entered into a reciprocity agreement with TN. However, it may not be that simple. I can envision an uninformed officer arresting me for carrying a concealed weapon. I'd miss at least part of my class if not all of it, may have to pay some big fees just because it's out of state, etc.
Last time I went, my buddy that was driving got pulled over for speeding, and it wound up costing him $300 because he had to have attorneys settle the issue because he was out of state. And, one of his neighbors was an attorney and helped him get through the mess.
Can you imagine what a gun charge would be like? It could wind up costing thousands of dollars just to defeat the charges. It sure makes you think.
According to packing.org your NC CCW is good in TN.
I would print out the reciprocity agreement NC has with TN and carry it with me on the trip. It should alleviate any problems.
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Thanks, that may be the thing to do.
my thoughts are dont speed and use your signals , that should about take care of the issues lol
Hey,,,from the Carolinas and your TN CCW is good man Before I got my CCW about 3 years ago Rode with a Buddy of mine to TN and he carried CCW.
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Ron - apart from taking normal care, yes - do print out the state laws on carry - I did that recently when down in OK and felt better having them to refer to.
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Someone already said it, but DON'T SPEED!
Printing out the reciprocity info is also a very good idea. You may want to look into their laws on whether divulging your carry status is compulsory or not. I know that in a couple states that if you are pulled over, you are not required to state that you have a weapon in the vehicle unless directly asked.
"I've got a mind like a steel trap... things wander in, and get mangled."
-Fabbrica d'Armi P. Beretta, dal 1526
They taught us in our CCW class in California that you do not have to divulge to an officer that you are carrying. In fact he said it is best not to because some over anxious officers end up taking your gun becuse they don't like CCW. But hey how would they know you are carrying anyways. Being as you are a CCW holder you are a more law abiding citizen than most anyways. There should be absolutely no reason to be in a situation that would put you in jeopardy anyways.
It took me awhile to get used to being around LE while carrying and thinking man, they can see right through my shirt. They can't....
In fact since I got my CCW I don't speed I make sure I am a much more courteous driver and things just don't upset you like they used to. I know I know I'm rambling..................................
George Washington: "A free people ought to be armed."
The "in California" is the key phrase in your statement. It is required in some states, and failure to do so could get nasty.Originally Posted by Rugerman
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Yes, definitely make sure you know the laws regarding this. In TX you MUST give your Permit to an officer that pulls you over for a traffic violation along with your DL and proof of insurance.
Every state is different.
And in some states, I think when the officer runs the driver license check, etc. he is informed if the driver has a carry permit.Originally Posted by rstickle
Plus, I wonder if you show an officer a copy of a reciprocity agreement that he'd believe it if he hadn't been informed about it by his department. I don't mean to be over-reactive, but you can kinda see the officer calling in to verify the agreement, nobody there knows and so just to be safe, you wind up in the back of a patrol car.
Another consideration is that you are subject to that state's law regarding CCW, not your state's laws.
That's why I suggested looking up the information for the states that you pass through, it should be available online. Some states also have a Peacable Journey law that allows you to transport through their state if they don't issue carry permits (NJ, for instance). The requirements are different for each state.Originally Posted by Tangle
"I've got a mind like a steel trap... things wander in, and get mangled."
-Fabbrica d'Armi P. Beretta, dal 1526
Yes it does, but as long as you don't look like a dirtbag and you're courteous to police, you're pretty much okay. I had a gun in my car even before NC had their own stae CCW permit. I just didn't carry it on my person, but it was always in my vehicle or when we got to the vacation cabin we rented, I kept it there. Sometimes, even waaaaay out in the woods things go "BUMP" in the night.Originally Posted by Tangle
Since NC has passed reciprocity laws with other southern states, including Florida, I've been all over the south and NEVER had a problem with the police. But then I don't look like a dirtbag, I'm always kind and courteous to the police and my family is always with me. I don't fit many bad profiles. When we drove out to SanAntonio, Texas from Miami FL I carried the entire trip, both ways 24/7 and was fine. Never felt so safe in all my life.
I really wouldn't worry about it EXCEPT that I would familiarize myself with the differences between the two state laws. For example in FL I can take ny gun into a restaurant that sells liquor as long as I don't sit at the bar and sit in the restaurant portion. But then, I can go off to see a movie and no problems. As I understand it, in NC you can't carry a gun anywhere entrance requires a payment in the form of a ticket or whatever. Like movie theatres. It's always the little things that can come back to bite you in the A$$.
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This was interesting:
NC law:
Must inform Law Enforcement when Carrying
"Any person who has a concealed handgun permit...shall carry the permit together with valid identification whenever the person is carrying a concealed handgun, shall disclose to any law enforcement officer that the person holds a valid permit and is carrying a concealed handgun when approached or addressed by the officer, and shall display both the permit and the proper identification upon the request of a law enforcement officer."
(§ 14-415.11(a))
It is also interesting that you cannot carry in public events, apparently you can't carry if you're watching a parade.
You also cannot carry in finacial institutions.


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There is no single sacred narrative in Mahayana Buddhism. Accounts of the lives and activities of the buddhas, boddhisattvas, female deities, and significant monks serve as a means of spreading and explaining Mahayana doctrine and practice.
Ultimate Reality and Divine Beings
The bodhisattva is perhaps the defining characteristic of the Mahayana. Bodhisattvas are enlightened beings who remain in the world to assist those beings still suffering in samsara. The Mahayana pantheon is populated by thousands of bodhisattvas, as well as buddhas and goddess-like figures.
Human Nature and the Purpose of Existence
The Mahayana holds that the cultivation of wisdom, prajna—through various meditation techniques, sometimes with the help of bodhisattvas—allows individuals to cut through the ignorance and grasping that keep them stuck in samsara.
Suffering and the Problem of Evil
As with other schools of Buddhism, the Mahayana holds that suffering is caused by grasping on to things and experiences that are, by their very nature, impermanent.
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Annane D et al. Effects of Fluid Resuscitation with Colloids or Crystalloids on Mortality in Critically Ill patients presenting with hypovolemic shock: the CRISTAL randomized trial. JAMA. 2013 Nov 6. 310(17) 1809-1817.
This was a multicenter (57 sites, 5 countries), randomized controlled prospective trial comparing resuscitation with colloids versus crystalloids in hypovolemic shock defined by 1) hypotension, 2) decreased cardiac output/low filling pressures and 3) signs of end organ hypoperfusion. Of the 6498 patients assessed for study criteria, a total of 2857 patients were enrolled from February 2003 through November 2012. 1414 were randomized to receive colloids and 1443 were randomized to receive crystalloids during their entire ICU resuscitation. Groups were well matched without significant difference including cause of hypovolemic shock (trauma, sepsis, other). The study was unblinded, and a variety of fluids were used in accordance with each institution's practice. The goal was to compare therapeutic strategies (colloids versus crystalloids) rather than two molecular based formulas. The primary outcome was 28 day mortality. Secondary outcomes were 90 day mortality, as well as days without renal replacement therapy, mechanical ventilation, vasopressors and ICU and hospital length of stay.
Primary outcome: 25.4% (359/1414) of the colloid group died within 28 days, versus 27.0% of the crystalloid group (390/1443), with no significant difference (p=0.26).
Secondary outcomes: 90 day mortality: 30.7% (434/1414) of the colloid group died, versus 34.2% (493/1443) of the crystalloid group, which was statistically significant (p=0.03). There was no statistically significant difference in the need for renal replacement therapy (dialysis) or hospital length of stay. There was a significant difference in mechanical ventilation and vasopressor use at 7 and 28 days, with both favoring use of colloids.
This study concluded that there is no 28 day survival benefit to colloids when compared to crystalloids in ICU resuscitation for hypovolemic shock. There are some secondary outcomes that could benefit from more study: including an apparent survival benefit at 90 days, and potentially less need for life-support treatments (vasopressors, mechanical ventilation) without evidence of potential kidney injury noted in previous studies of colloids. However, there are limitations (unblinded study with high degree of variability) and the authors are understandably reluctant to make any strong recommendations. However, this is an interesting area for further exploration.
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This was a single, large, tertiary care pediatric center retrospective review from 2003 to 2011 aiming to identify the clinical course of and to describe pediatric patients ultimately diagnosed with PE. Investigators reviewed vital signs, signs and symptoms, medical history and risk factors, laboratory testing, and any imaging results in these patients diagnosed with PE. They excluded those patients with known PE or those in whom PE was a result of hospitalization/procedure/treatment. Twenty-five patients out of greater than one million total patient visits to this pediatric ED over the 9 years were ultimately included in the study. Eighty of the total 105 pediatric patients with PE during this time period were excluded because they had known PE prior, they were directly admitted (and did not pass through the ED), or had PE as a complication of hospitalization. 40% of patients diagnosed with PE had this diagnosis made in the ED and the remaining 60% were diagnosed while admitted with a mean time to diagnosis of these 60% of two days after admission. The most common risk factors for PE were BMI > 25, OCP use, and previously diagnosed DVT without PE. Indwelling catheters, post-operative, nephrotic syndrome, SLE, sickle cell, malignancy, and congenital heart disease were the other significant risk factors. The investigators also retrospectively applied Wells criteria and PERC rule to these 25 patients (with an adjusted HR max cutoff). None of the patients were considered 'high risk' using Wells criteria. 48% were 'low risk.' 52% were 'moderate risk.' When applying the PERC rule, 84% of patients were correctly identified as needing further workup for PE with tachycardia being the most common reason (and source of PERC rule failure).
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This article is a randomized, double blind, 2-center, placebo-controlled study. Patients who were undergoing chest, abdominal or pelvic CT scan with IV contrast were enrolled. Patients were older than 18, had one risk factor for developing contrast induced nephropathy; exclusion criteria were: ESRD, pregnancy, NAC allergy, or clinical instability. Patients were divided into two groups: Intervention group received NAC 3g in 500mL NS and 200mg/h (67mL/h) for up to 24h. Placebo group received 500mL NS bolus and then 67 mL/h NS for up to 24 hours. Primary outcome was contrast-induced nephropathy measured by an increase in creatinine by 25% from baseline – measured 48-72 hours after the CT. The study was terminated early for futility. There was NO significant difference between the NAC and NS alone group. After reviewing 357 of the 399 enrolled patients, it was shown that those patients that received <1L NS in the ED prior to the CT scan had a higher rate of contrast induced nephropathy compared to those patients that received >1L NS (12.9% vs 3.3% - no p-value given). Conclusion: in patients with small risk of CIN – no benefit to prophylaxis with NAC – simple fluid hydration is effective.
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New Certificate and Degree Programs
Below are just some of the new residence and online GIS courses and programs offered by U.S. colleges and universities.
- The University of Wisconsin Stevens Point offers, in addition to its credit and non-credit courses and workshops, self-paced online GIS courses. Two are currently available for $250 each: Fundamentals of ArcGIS (ArcGIS 10.1) and GIS for Farmland Preservation Planning.
- Stark State College, Ohio, will offer a residence associate degree in GIS starting this fall.
- California State University, Fresno's Division of Continuing and Global Education offers a new online 12 credit certificate of advanced study in GIS. A Professional Science Master's in Water Resource Management is in development and shares one course with the certificate.
- The University of Florida Department of Urban and Regional Planning in the College of Design, Construction and Planning will launch a new online master's degree in urban and regional planning with specializations in geographic information systems, or GIS, and sustainability.
- An online advanced certificate program offered by Long Island University (LIU) for mobile and Web GIS is up and running.
- Nicolet College in Rhinelander, WI (part of the state Technical College System) is offering a new residence associate degree in GIS this fall.
- Penn State's certificate and master's programs are not new, but the calendar has changed, making it possible to better manage financial aid, and if preferred, complete the programs faster. [Disclosure: I am an advisor to this program.]
With just six data points, it's hard to draw any substantial conclusions, but some observations may be valuable.
- Of the new programs cited, five are from state schools and one is from a private school (LIU).
- Three schools offer associate degrees or post-baccalaureate certificates, while one offers a graduate degree.
- Four of the offerings are fully online, while two are taught in residence.
Because states have been cutting funding for their public higher education systems, I am a bit surprised so many of them are introducing new degrees. On the other hand, the mission of technical schools and community colleges is tied to employment. The LIU program is, so far as I know, unique, but is clearly positioning the university to capture a specific niche and better enable students to compete in the job market.
Two-year degrees or certificates seem to reflect the economic situation. They can quickly give students the skills needed to enter the job market for the first time or support a career change.
Online education is growing fast, in part due to demand from potential students who want to study while working full-time. College and universities are also exploring online education because the teaching burden can sometimes be met with existing faculty or using less expensive adjunct instructors.


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Yeah, that's what I was told by my grandson yesterday. Now the story behind it.
The boys have been battling a cold/allergies the past week and yesterday seemed to be the worst day. Braedy & Calvin were coughing, running fever and not feeling well. The baby, Dawson sounded croupy. Keri (the daughter and their mama) had been texting me about what was going on. I decided to go there after church to help out.
She ended up taking Braedy, who had gotten an earache Saturday......and Dawson who sounded horrible and just not himself to the ER. I stayed at the house with Calvin while daddy finished a homework paper.
After a couple hours Keri called and asked if I could come pick Braedy up because he was getting restless. Turns out that Braedy had fluid on his ear and was given antibiotics. Poor little Dawson had received one breathing treatment and was having to wait and see if another one was needed. So.....Calvin and I go pick up Braedy. We started back to their house and I heard Braedy ask Calvin what he and I had done. Calvin told him that Ni-maw sat on the couch while he was on his tablet.......then I heard Braedy say in the softest voice...now Calvin, it's not nice to lie...what did you really do. At this point I interrupted and told Braedy that his brother was right.....that I just sat on the couch "doing nothing" while his brother played games on his tablet. Braedy's response was........."Well Ni-maw.....that's just dumb"....I lost it - Hahahaha!!!! I started laughing and Braedy couldn't figure out why it was so funny. This 5 year old could not imagine just sitting and doing nothing.... I told him that someday he would realize that sitting and doing nothing is quite fun:-)
Well after 5 hours and 2 breathing treatments, Keri and Dawson returned home. He sounded so much better and looked like he felt better. I talked to her today and everyone got a decent night's sleep and had a pretty good day today. Thank you Lord!!
Now, I have whatever it is they have.....stuffy nose, cough,.....you get the picture......YUK!!!!
I am going there tomorrow to check up on everyone.....
It's getting late for this Ni-maw so ...Ritzywife out..................................
Yeah, that's what I was told by my grandson yesterday. Now the story behind it.
It's Been A WhilePosted by: cheryl
Since I last posted a lot has gone on......I went in for the SVT ablation. After "mapping" where the extra heartbeats were coming from the Dr. told me to just rest while he went to the computer to control my heart rate and rhythm. That was an odd feeling. After finishing he discussed the outcome with me. My problems were coming from the AV node......the hearts natural pacemaker...... if he ablated that a pacemaker would be necessary for a heartbeat. Neither he nor I was ready to go to that extreme at this time. We decided to just carry on with the healing process and try to medicate. I still feel those extra beats and I have to be careful and not get overly tired because that seems to set them off.
I still have had to take it easy for a couple of weeks while the sites he used to perform the study have healed.
I still have not gone fishing yet. The lake came up because of rain, but my neighbor and my brother have provided us with the fresh crappie. YUMM!!!!
My brother brought 15 of them by Sunday night and 4 last night. I do not mind cleaning them at all :-)
The boys are growing like weeds.......Braedy and Calvin are learning so much at school and Dawson is almost walking. It is an awesome privilege watching them grow up. They love watching movies with me....and Ni-maw loves it too. Thanks to Ni-maw and Uncle Matt they are hooked on "Mission Impossible" movies and they are always singing the theme song. Their mama told me yesterday they are about to drive her nuts singing that all the time. I just laughed but she failed to see the humor in it.
In a couple of weeks we are all going to see Guardians of the Galaxy. That is another movie Uncle Matt and I have got them interested in......
They love music and they love movies......Their daddy took them on an adventure last Saturday.....it was very educational and fun. They "worked cattle".....if you don't know what the term means well here goes...........they gave the cattle vaccination shots, castrated the male calves, and branded them......now you know......
They also rode horses, fished and had a fun day on my son-in-law's Aunt's farm. I love that they are getting these life experiences.
Yesterday I went over to the boy's house to help their mama who was exhausted from just doing mama duties. I took the fixin's to cook ham and beans for our and their dinner. I watched to boys while mama rested, gave mama a neck massage, put Dawson to sleep, then went and laid down with boys till they fell asleep. I assured them I wasn't going anywhere while they were asleep. Well I had to get up and "watch" the beans cooking and was sitting in a chair when the Calvin woke up and I heard "Ni-maw"......i assured him I was in the living room and in he came. A few minutes later Braedy woke and I heard "Ni-maw".....I assured him I was still there and in the living room....In he came and got my lap. They are 5 years old and still want to get in my lap, which is just fine with me.....
I have some chicken thawing right now. Chicken & noodles are on the menu for tonight's dinner/supper.
Speaking of the evening meal.........the son, his cousin and I all had a discussion about dinner/supper the other night. I grew up with it being called supper, you ate breakfast, dinner and supper.
Now its breakfast , lunch, dinner. I guess it all depends where and when you grew up as to what you learned to call it.
With that Ritzywife is out.......................................................
Almost Spring.................Posted by: cheryl
I can hardly wait. Everything is getting so green and some of the early Spring flowers and trees are blooming. I love it!
I have had a Dr. appt since last post. My cardiologist talked to me about what the Holter monitor showed. Svt's......he said that could be taken care of with another ablation. I asked him about having afib plus svt's. he informed me that the Svt's were the probable cause of the afib. I told him to go for it. Well I am scheduled for the ablation on March 30th, will spend night in hospital and go home on March 31st......my birthday........I told the nurse that was just fine because I want to get this taken care of......I have been doing better..still feel the extra beats but not nearly as bad as before.
Little Dawson is doing great too. He is crawling everywhere. It is so fun watching him. He loves hearing Ritzywife/Ni-maw sing. Always brings a smile to his face and to my heart. When I am talking to his mom on the phone she says he is waiting for me to sing to him. I love it!!!!
The boys are loving pre-school. They are becoming young men. They turned 5 at the end of February. 5.......wow....for their birthday Ritzy and I got them each a Galaxy Tablet and I am thinking that was a very good investment. It settles them down for a while when mama needs a break plus they learn so much. Thumbs up Ni-maw!
Dawson's 1st birthday will be here in May. I already have his gifts taken care of.
Hope he likes them ;-)
I haven't started fishing yet. Waiting on the water temperature to warm up a bit. This ablation is bad timing for fishing but I want it done.....I'm sure I will get some fish one way or another.....
It's beautiful outside today and I am going to try to spend as much time as possible out there. I hate cold cloudy days, which we have had a lot of since the first of the month. Everyone have a great day!
Ritzywife out....................................
Better.............But Not There YetPosted by: cheryl
Yeah, that's how it's going. I am feeling somewhat better. Dr's office called and said extra heartbeats were detected on monitor.......which is very normal after the procedure I had done. Dr told me to take a pill in morning plus the one i was already taking in the evening. I have been feeling like there is a lump in my throat for the past few days because of the extra/skipped beats. The past couple of days have been better...........or i have gotten used to it....who knows?!?
Our 8 month old grandson Dawson had surgery the 7th to correct a kidney/ureter problem that was detected before he was born. We were all there waiting for the 3 hour surgery to be over. The Dr came out and informed us that it went exceptionally well and he was very pleased. Thank You Lord!!!! Ritzy and I hung around the rest of the day until about 6 when Dawson was finally starting to be himself again. I went back yesterday because mommy, the daughter, was not feeling well...a stomach bug or something......well, what we thought was going to be a 3-4 night stay turned out to be only an overnight stay because of how well Dawson was recovering. He never cried, he was happy with the dr's and nurses, playing in his little bed and just being a happy baby. Everyone that took care of him told us he was one of the happiest babies they had ever cared for.
Nana, the daddy's mom took care of his brothers, the twins...Braedy & Calvin......while all this was going on. They were happy to have mommy, daddy and little brother home yesterday.
Dawson has to go back to hospital in 4 weeks for a very short procedure to take the stent.....which the Dr informed us was the size of 3-4 hairs......out. Then in 6 weeks to have a scan done to make sure everything is working properly. Yesterday, you would have never suspected Dawson had underwent surgery the day before.....
I haven't heard from mommy this morning to see how she is doing. I am gonna get in touch with her in a bit to see how things are going. Daddy took the week off to help out, but if Ritzywife/Ni-maw is needed you know where I'll be. I loaded the crockpot with pork, potatoes, and carrots for dinner tonight, so Ritzy and the son won't starve.................
Ritzywife out..............................................................................
SOMETHING ALWAYS TRYING TO STEAL OUR HOPE......Posted by: cheryl
That's right, my last post was full of hope and anticipation. The next day started out just fine but by the afternoon I noticed the heart trying to have palpatations. You see, I had caught a cold/or flu around the first of the year and it was beginning to work on the progress of the ablation healing. These past 10 days have not been the best. I finally went to the ER on the advice of a neighbor who is also a nurse, Saturday because the palpatations had stopped but there was a very irregular beat.
They informed me that all this was probably happening because of the viral infection. You see viral infections and a heart healing from cardiac ablation do no go well together.
Just as Ritzy and I were starting out the room I started having horrible palpitations. Everyone came back in, hooked me up to the machine so they could get a "picture" of it happening in real time. The ER Dr. called Tulsa where my Dr. happened to be on call. He suggested I come down there to get a Holter monitor for 24 hours. Mind you......this is during the ice storm......thankfully the roads were not icy. Well we did that and I proceeded to wear the monitor til Sunday at 4pm. I had some episodes while wearing that and hope it tells Dr. Milton what is going on. I had been in contact with his nurse a couple of times informing her of what was happening.
I sure hope it is just this virus messing with things. I still feel weak, I assume because of being so sick and down for the past10 days. I had not been able to see the grandsons during that time and that was wearing on me ,The fact I was doing so good and then this setback was wearing on me, and........ my not being able to be there for my daughter when she needs a break.......... ...TIMES LIKE THIS CAN DO A LOT TO A PERSON'S STATE OF MIND.....I still have a cough, am getting plenty of liquids and rest. I just want to be ME again!!!!!!
H. O. P. E....it's still there, buried deep sometimes. I still try to get in touch with it every day. Going outside and sitting in my swing helps the most.......and seeing sunshine. Have not been able to do either since that weekend storm. I need sun and fresh air!!!
Ritzy and I took the monitor back yesterday, hoping that would let Dr Milton see it ASAP. I now await a call from his nurse telling me what is going on. He said the ablation was a success and I have to believe he knows what he is talking about. I have heard from many others that he is a very good Dr. and knows his business. My confidence is not in him tho, it is in God who provided him.
I am going to take it very easy until this passes. I told Ritzy that I was sorry about all the housework and cooking I am unable to do right now, but I just need the rest to get back to being Ritzywife and Ni-maw........
Here's to a better week, month, year, life!!
Ritzywife out..............................................
A NEW YEAR.......A NEW HOPE.......Posted by: cheryl
2016 is in the books.......Welcome 2017. I am always a little sad to see the holidays come to a close. I love the excitement of looking forward to the family gatherings, watching the grand kids open Christmas gifts, ringing in the new year with loved ones and so on.....but I am also glad to welcome a new year.
This past Christmas was awesome. Watching Braedy and Calvin open gifts on Christmas night was so much fun. Seeing the excitement and anticipation in their eyes was priceless!!
Baby brother Dawson was just as happy as he could be with the bow.....he'll learn....
Every year I get to wondering what to get everyone for gifts, but everything always comes into place and they are all well pleased with what Santa brought them.....Yes, Ritzywife still believes in Santa!!
Christmas was a little different this year because of what is going on with my Dad. No...we still don't know what exactly what is going on. He is still "paranoid' about certain things, tells us about events that didn't happen or going to happen. My poor mom is having a hard time getting any rest because Dad us usually hollering at her wondering where she is.. I told her at this point that Dad is like a child. Told her to sleep when he sleeps....
I have been making enough supper for us and them and been running it up there or just staying up there to eat.
As for myself....these past few weeks have been good............finally!!! I feel better with no issues. I hope to continue the healing. Saw my DR. and he said everything was going as planned. That was a big relief.ahhh........
I made soup last night.....Ritzy took some over to our neighbor who owns the convenience store and ate with him while I took some up to mom and dad's and ate with them......In a while I am taking some over to the Keri's so she and the boys and I can eat lunch. They love Ni-maw's soup!!!
On tonight's menu is Frito chili pie. Making the chili at Keri's, then bringing enough home to feed my guys and mom and dad and the neighbor.
The baby, Dawson is beginning to crawl..It is so much fun watching him realize he is no longer immobile.
Rityzwife out..........................................................
WHAT IS HAPPENING.........WHERE'S MY DAD?!?Posted by: cheryl
That is the question my family is asking right now. We are all scratching our heads, trying to come up with the answers that tests and Dr.'s can't seem to give.
My 79 year old dad, who has been all his life sharp as a tack and one of the smartest men I have known is suddenly, and i mean within the past 3-4 weeks, and especially the past 3-4 days..... is not making any sense at all when he talks. He believes what he is saying to be the gospel truth when we all know it is just something fabricated in his mind.
And I mean wild stuff. For example he tells about these little black specks invading his body and he chases them under his skin, the black specks are evil.........about people turning into other people or children............when riding in a car he starts shouting out what every billboard or street sign says. Yesterday we were so concerned that we took him to the Tulsa St. John er. Well after some tests they sent him home.....they don't know how dad was..........they just think he is an old man going senile. Now he does have a referral in to see a neurologist, but that is a hurry up and wait situation....
On the way home it was horrible...as soon as he got into the front seat of my sister's SUV, he immediately started trying to get the window down. my sister locked it......but he kept prying at the button trying to get the window down because as he said---I have to do this to save you all from the devil. If I let this down God can get in here and I can get the devil. He would NOT let up. He kept saying--let me do this......He was buckled in, but he was adamant about getting that window down. He also kept hitting the lock/unlock button all the way home thinking that would get the window to come down. I was afraid he would try to open the door but I think he just couldn't see the handle to try. Earlier in the day he had picked the control button out of his flip phone. He said was after that little speck. He also picked a hole in a christmas card trying to get at that speck. Those were the main reasons for taking him to the er.
He suddenly could not operate the remote to the tv, or his phone.
When I was growing up-----This is the man in the neighborhood that everyone and I mean everyone called when they needed something fixed. He and his brother started their own heat and air business many years ago. THIS PERSON I AM SEEING NOW IS NOT MY DAD!!!
Mom texted me, my 2 sisters and brother to come up there a couple nights ago, she said Dad wanted to talk to us. Well in between all the crazy talk, the gist of what he was trying to say was----don't wait til the end to tell people you love them, or make things right. In front of us and our spouses he apologized to my mom about how he could have been a better husband. He told all of us he loved us.....Now.....my Dad's love is something I NEVER doubted when I was growing up. He was a good provider for his family, we did things together. He just never said "I love you" a whole lot, because he was from the generation that thought that wasn't the manly thing to do but, I have always told my parents I love them, and they have always returned the sentiment.
It would be awesome to know what we are up against, but we don't. As I was praying for that this morning, I was reminded that if we knew what we were fighting, where would the trust in God be? God has promised that He will take care of us. There has never been a promise that we would be delivered from what ever ails us but that He would always be there to get us through whatever comes our way. We are trusting Him is this too. That does not make it any easier to see my Dad having to go thru this. It is just as hard on Mom too. As a teenager on up to my adult years I have always prayed that God would bless my parents, let them enjoy their retirement, and be happy in their later years because of all the sacrifice I saw growing up. Our family has been blessed and will continue to be blessed even when it doesn't look like it from the outside. We serve an awesome God!
But it is still sad to see your parent go thru something like this.
You know....it never entered my mind that my dad would lose his :-(
Ritzywife out...........................................................


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WASHINGTON, D.C., May 16, 2011 -- In response to a threatened filibuster of any nominee for director of the new Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Cheryl Gutmann, Chair of the Commission on Social Action for Reform Judaism, submitted a letter today to the U.S. Senate.
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Dear Senator,
On behalf of the Commission on Social Action of Reform Judaism, the policy arm of the national Reform Jewish Movement, I write to urge you to support a swift and fair confirmation process for the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
After the recent financial crisis, it is clear that establishment of the CFPB is a significant step in addressing the practices that contributed to the financial crisis. It is vital that the bureau enforce the provisions of the Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act and implement regulations to address predatory lending practices.
While Congress, of course, has the right to revisit the Dodd-Frank legislation, it should do so through the normal legislative process, not by insisting upon weakening of the law as a precondition for it taking effect.
This is what was set forth on May 2, when 44 Senators wrote to President Obama outlining their opposition to the power conferred upon the director of the new CFPB by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Pub. L. 111-203) and, as a result, threatening to filibuster any nominee to fill the position. Objecting to the rulemaking, supervisory, investigative, and enforcement powers available to the director, the Senators argued that the CFPB will "affect every American household by limiting their choices when purchasing financial products, restricting the availability of credit to consumers, and increasing the cost of goods and services purchased using credit."
Philosophical disagreements over the CFPB should not be the basis for holding hostage a nomination process. Probing questions and a lively debate about how any nominee will dispense of his or her duties is vital, but a confirmation process is not the appropriate venue to wage ideological battle over the powers of the CFPB.
While the Senators emphasize support for "strong and effective consumer protection" and characterize their goals as a desire for greater oversight and checks and balances for the new bureau, their approach to this nomination appears to contradict this. As a precondition for consideration of any nominee, the Senators insist that bank regulators be given a "safety-and-soundness check" over any regulations issued by the CFPB. In other words, these Senators wish to give the same regulators who have been criticized for being too close to the industry they regulate a veto over protections enacted in the interest of consumers.
Furthermore, they wish to fund the CFPB with separate appropriations, rather than allowing its funding to be housed within the Federal Reserve budget with a designated percentage going to fund the CFPB. We ask the Congress to consider the wisdom of such a change on ensuring a robust consumer protection agency. In offering the 2011 continuing resolution (H.R. 1) earlier this year, the House leadership would have cut funding for the bureau nearly in half. While, in the end, this provision was not included in the final FY 2011 continuing resolution, the episode illustrates the kind of vulnerabilities that separate appropriations for the agency would create. The independence and strength of this vitally important financial watchdog is enhanced by not being subject the vagaries of an annual appropriations process.
We urge those Senators who have threatened filibuster of any CFPB nominee to disavow their blanket opposition and engage in a constructive confirmation process. We also urge all Senators to publicly oppose any effort to use the power of "advice and consent" to contravene the legislative intent of Congress in adopting Dodd-Frank or use the confirmation process as an occasion to weaken consumer protection laws.
Dr. Cheryl Gutmann
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water damage remove mold & repair or replace drywall
I have bought an old house. Recently (past 3 months) had water damage surrounding an old chimney that runs through the house, but fire place has long been removed from the house (i.e. chimney is covered by plaster wall). The upstairs of the house was extremely humid when we were running our heat during cold days/nights. Come to find out, our gas exhaust pipe was connected to the chimney. The chimney has long been sealed, so basically we had a steam sauna in our chimney. The water was leaking from the sides of the chimney into the walls. We have remedied this problem by installing an electric heat pump down stairs and venting the upstairs gas exhaust (from the upstairs unit) through the roof. We have removed the seal from the chimney and installed a chimney cap.
At any rate we have had the plaster wall exposed, removed wallpaper found mold and removed mold. The wall feels dry. In another room that is an addition to home and dry wall, I just recently found out that behind the paint the wall is damp and there were small spots of mold.
Can the dry wall dry out if it is left exposed? Should I cut out a small area and look into the wall. This was was never directly connected to the chimney.
Has anyone ever used an enviornmental company to find mold and remove it.
I am very novice in the area of construction and am looking for advice.
We have eliminated the moisture problem, that I am sure.
You're lucky you didn't die of carbon monoxide poisoning.
I would open the damp wall to investigate the cavity. If it's only surface mold, I would continue to open the wall until I exposed the whole effected area. If it's severe mold, I would seal it back up and call a professional company to deal with it.
Your house insurance might cover the cost of mold remediation. But before I involved them, I would find out the extent of the issue.
Any company that specializes in the removal or cleaning of mold will cost three times what the reasonable rate ought to be. Personally, I'd get a dumpster and a respirator and go to work.
You can buy chemicals to kill mold and clean the more permanent surfaces (studs, concrete, whatever).
New sheetrock would be the way I'd go. Once wallboard or plaster has been wet it has been degraded somewhat.
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WILLIS, Texas — If you've never fished for carp before, take this opportunity to help a fishery and have some fun, July 9 on Lake Conroe. If you have fished for carp before, you know how fun it is and don't need any convincing to participate!
Texas Parks and Wildlife Division (TPWD) and the Texas B.A.S.S. Federation Nation are co-sponsoring a grass carp tournament on Lake Conroe, July 9, launching from Stow A Way Marina in Willis, Texas. Lake Conroe has been a poster child for invasive species disruption. It is known for decades of problems with grass carp, hydrilla and lack of native vegetation.
In the late 1970s, more than 9,000 acres of invasive hydrilla led to the stocking of 270,000 grass carp as a management tool to reduce the hydrilla. Eventual regrowth of more than 1,200 acres of native plants helped bring back the bass fishery that Conroe was known for. But in 2005, anglers saw a re-emergence of hydrilla and the return of grass carp. Nearly 130,000 carp were stocked between 2006 and 2008 in an attempt to get rid of more than 2,000 acres of hydrilla. The grass carp once again decimated the 1,200 acres of native vegetation down to 150 acres.
TPWD, with assistance from the Texas B.A.S.S. Federation Nation and Seven Coves Bass Club, has been transplanting new stands of native plants for the past three years. However, the remaining numbers of grass carp have kept the starter colonies of plants from expanding outside of their protective cages, resulting in a lack of regrowth into the lake.
TPWD has granted a permit for this controlled grass carp removal tournament with the intent of reducing current carp numbers to a level that will allow the native plants to once again flourish. Some volunteers are willing to replant the lake with more healthy native aquatic plants, but anglers must help reduce carp numbers.
TPWD, Texas BFN and Seven Coves request your participation in next month's tournament. Instead of fishing for bass that day, try your hand at fishing for carp — and, in turn, benefiting the bass. To learn more or to register, visit www.sevencovesbassclub.com.


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Get an overview of this hotelSuburban hotel with free airport shuttle and restaurant
Popular property highlights
Guest Highlights
- Good location
- Proximity to airport
- Helpful staff
- Clean guestrooms
- Overall room comfort
Situated near the airport, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Herndon Centennial Golf Course, Frying Pan Farm Park, and Industrial Strength Theatre. Center for Innovative Technology Complex and Reston Hospital Center are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Hotel Features
A restaurant, a 24-hour fitness center, and a bar/lounge are available at this smoke-free hotel. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Other amenities include a conference center, valet parking, and coffee/tea in a common area.
Room Amenities
All 327 rooms feature comforts like pillowtop beds and premium bedding, while conveniences include refrigerators and coffee makers. Free WiFi and iPod docks are standard, as are flat-screen TVs with cable channels.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Crowne Plaza Dulles Airport
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms.
A computer station is located on site and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measuring 9236 square feet (858 square meters) include a conference center. This business-friendly hotel also offers a 24-hour fitness center, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests (available 24 hours). Onsite self parking is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in March 2016.
Crowne Plaza Dulles Airport is a smoke-free property.
- Conference space size (meters) - 858
- Number of meeting rooms - 16
- Conference space size (feet) - 9236
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Meeting rooms 10
- Conference space
- Express check-in
- Multilingual staff
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Total number of rooms - 327
- ATM/banking
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Television in common areas
- Number of floors - 7
- Elevator/lift
- Free airport transportation
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Fireplace in lobby
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Computer station
- Free WiFi
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Porter/bellhop
- Restaurant
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- Conference center
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Refrigerator
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Long-term parking (surcharge), Free self parking, Valet parking (surcharge), RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Premium bedding
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Air conditioning
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free weekday newspaper
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Daily housekeeping
- Free WiFi
- iPod docking station
- Cable TV service
- Flat-panel TV
- Partially open bathroom
- Room service (limited hours)
- Pillowtop mattress
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge between 6 AM and 10 AM on weekdays.
Houlihans - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Happy hour is offered. Open daily.
Starbucks Cafe - This coffee shop specializes in American cuisine. Open daily.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a 24-hour fitness center.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the health club or fitness facility without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 2 children 17 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 30.0 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Only service animals are allowed
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
- Deposit: USD 50 per stay
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: USD 13 per person (approximately)
- Valet parking fee: USD 10.00 per day (in/out privileges)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 30.0 per night
Hotel Name
- Crowne Plaza Dulles Airport
- Crowne Plaza Hotel Dulles Airport
- Dulles Airport Crowne Plaza
- Crowne Plaza Herndon
- Crowne Plaza Hotel Herndon
- Crowne Plaza Dulles Airport Hotel
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Legend of Grimrock 2 - Development Update
Almost Human has posted a new update for Legend of Grimrock 2 that talks about automaping, skill systems, and other miscellaneous topics.
Hello everyone and welcome to another episode in the acclaimed "Hey, Look at What We've Been Up to Lately" -series! It's been a while since we've had one of these posts so there's been a lot of stuff that we haven't covered. So sit on tight because there's gonna be a lot of text!
Alright, let's jump right into the deep end and start with the skill system! I'm not going to go into too much detail here since it's still a little work-in-progress and the details can change once we clock in some more testing hours with it, but finally we seem to be reaching an equilibrium where we feel comfortable with how the skills and character traits work. Now we have a system that's easy to approach but which still offers plenty of depth, tactics and replayability for all players and which should be more extendable and flexible for modders (and us too). It's so nice when everybody wins!
Character creation screen also got a much needed makeover, partly due to the ripple effects from the improved skill system, and it's looking very slick now. Even though a lot of players will only see the screen just once (or not at all if they opt in to go with the default party), it's still super important since it's a major part of the first impressions that the game will give.
We've also redone the automap. The automap in Grimrock 1 was pretty good but since the sequel features outside areas and a less linear level structure (levels are side-by-side as well as on top of each others), the old way didn't really work anymore. Now we have a smoothly scrolling and zoomable map which handles the environments of the new game much more elegantly. It's not 100% complete though since it's missing the ability to write down notes, some of the icons are still placeholders and a few interface elements are missing but hey, we're almost there!
One major milestone that we're also rapidly approaching right this moment is getting the end combat done. We have a very interesting prototype brewing and if it proves to be working the end fight is gonna be one hell of a ride! As a matter of fact, the end fight is really the only major missing bit I can think of that we still need to make the game whole (which, mind you, is not the same thing as finished).
Information aboutLegend of Grimrock 2
SP/MP: Single-player
Setting: Fantasy
Genre: Dungeon Crawler
Platform: PC
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Published: 2013-04-30, by Peter Warrior.
If you were alone, armed to the teeth, and a crowd of zombies came to you, what would you do?
Shoot them down. This is what this game is about. Tap on the screen to shoot, swipe left or rightwards to have a peripheral look and avoid to being hit from your flank. Change between your weapons, throw a grenade or two and activate slow motion bullet-time if everything else fails. No plot, no reasons and surely no happy ending whatsoever.
This game is absolutely simple, indeed it's so simple that you'll be enthralled from the very first play. Graphics and animations are gruesome, though might be appropriate to reflect Gun Zombie's mood. Anyway, sounds are great and gameplay is extremely addictive. The best part of it is that weapons shoot and sound quite realistic and everything is stuffed with stats, making often your choice of weapons a matter of taste rather than plain math. Have in mind things as recoil, firepower, how many ammo can be stored and what fire rate you'll have before purchasing a weapon. Later, weapons can be improved through experience, so the more you play with a gun, the more powerful it becomes, and the weaker can become better than the more powerful if you upgrade them enough. Moreover, there is also different ammo to choose among, and daily quests and bonuses here and there.
There are a lot of missions (150), a survival mode and different zombies to gun down, every one with his or her or its modus operandi to kill you. Every ten stages you'll meet a final boss: fill him with lead to advance further. Every stage is rated from a D to S score, which is to be applauded as it dares to break the current craze of three star rating.
Whether you are downloading iGun now or later, think on a "Zombie killer simulator" instead, as this has been one grateful surprise. R for recommended, though also R for R-rated for insane zombie slaughtering and blood staining your screen.
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(Apr. 8, 2010) On April 1, 2010, the Kenyan Parliament unanimously approved a new Constitution. (Daniel Makosky, Kenya Parliament Approves Constitution Draft, PAPER CHASE NEWSBURST, Apr. 2, 2010, available at http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/paperchase/2010/04/kenya-parliament-approves-
constitution.php; Proposed Constitution of Kenya, Committee of Experts on Constitutional Review website, Feb. 23, 2010, available at http://www.coekenya.go.ke/images/stories/Resources/proposed_constitution
_submitted_to_psc_by_coe_23_02_2010.pdf [hereinafter Draft Constitution]). The draft document now goes to the desk of Amos Wako, Kenya's Attorney General, who is required to publish it within 30 days after receipt, without making any changes to its contents. (Constitution of Kenya Review Act, No. 9, 4 LAWS OF KENYA §34 (LexisNexis, rev. ed. 2009) (official source).) Once the draft Constitution is published, the Electoral Commission will conduct a popular referendum within 60 days. (Id.) The draft Constitution will be ratified if more than 50% of the total votes cast and at least 25% of the votes cast in at least five of Kenya's eight provinces favor its ratification. (Constitution of Kenya, 4 LAWS OF KENYA §47A(5) (LexisNexis, rev. ed. 2009) (official source).)
The draft introduces some legislative oversight of executive functions, such as the requirement for parliamentary confirmation of presidential appointments, including the appointment of members of the Cabinet (Draft Constitution, §152) and judges (Draft Constitution, §166). The draft Constitution also seeks to ensure absolute separation of the executive and legislative branches by banning Cabinet members from simultaneously serving as members of Parliament (Draft Constitution, § 152), which the current constitutional structure allows (Constitution of Kenya, § 16).