text:
Answers Home
» Health & Wellness
» Senior Pet
Can a cat's hair get thinner and change color as he gets older?
My Louie will be 13 this February, and over the last year it seems that his hair is getting thinner all over and lighter in color in certain spots (face/neck, tummy, bottom of tail). Maybe I just notice it more with Louie because he's black?
He was given a clean bill of health on his last vet visit, and his personality hasn't changed, so is this just a part of growing old? Even his brother Henry has a few white whiskers and a bunch of white hairs now. Would supplements or a special food help?
Asked by
Louie (1996-2013)
on Jan 7th 2009
in Senior Pet
- Cast your vote for which answer you think is best!
I had a black cat who lived to be 18, and his fur lost its darkness, becoming rather rusty in color, and its shininess, in the last years of his life. I don't remember whether it got thinner or not, but in the last 2 or 3 years of his life, he didn't seem to groom himself as well as he had in the past, and his fur looked very dry. (One reason was that his sister, who died when they were both 15, used to be his groomer, and when she died, he got sort of unkempt looking.) For whatever it's worth, he had both liver and kidney problems, although he basically died of old age. However, he only started looking like an old geezer in the last 2 or so years of his life; 13 seems a bit young to be showing signs of aging. However, since the vet says Louie's fine (did he have blood tests and such to rule out kidney/liver problems?), and since his brother is also aging at the same rate, maybe this is just Louie's pattern of aging.
Spike answered on 1/7/09. Helpful? / 0
Yes, cats fur can change colors as they get older. I honestly do not know if there is a special food for it or not, I think it is a normal part of aging. My sister Cleo is 12 and mom says her colors are changing too. She has always had thin hair, but since changing to a higher quality of food it has become shiny.
Actually, someone shared this with me about all black cats...hopefully I can get the story right in the space I have left here...
Black cats often get stray white hairs in their fur. They are angel hairs. A long time ago pure black cats were killed because people thought they were witches. So the angels would come down and turn some of the hairs white so the cats would be safe. If the people saw a black cat with white hairs, they would not hurt it.
I hope I got the story right....
Sebastian answered on 1/7/09. Helpful? / 0
Omega three and fatty acids are for a healthy coat. Are your cats on a senior formula food? Over 10 years old, the best nutrition for them would be a senior food but I wouldn't worry too much about the coat color if the vet said he was healthy. Did they do a full lab panel at his check up? Just keep an eye on it and if it seems to get really thin or the color change gets more dramatic and worries you, I would have another vet visit.
Allie answered on 1/7/09. Helpful? / 0
Can't answer the supplments/special food question, but..
Yes, we've noticed the thinning and graying fur too.
Over the years we've lived with 3 black and white boys and my sister and I are 12-year-old Siamese.
The boys all got gray hair as they aged, and our Capuccino, who lived to be 17 actually had bald patches on his elbows.
I'm a chocolate point--known for my cream-colored coat and light brown mask, and my sister is a seal-point (with very dark, thick fur). Over the past year Mom noticed that my coat has turned almost as light as it was when I was a kitten, and that the mask on half my face has faded, giving half my face a kind of bleached-out look. My sister's coat is still as dark and thick as it always has been.
Hope this helps.
(My Angel) Marrakech answered on 7/20/10. Helpful? / 0


text:
Cheap Hotels in Cannes, France
See all Hotels in Cannes
Hotel | 0.5 km
In the heart of the old town, near the port and the MARCHE FORVILLE, the Chanteclair hotel in Cannes is situated just a step from the beach.…Read more from the train station and hotel CHANTECLAIR (12 mn walking).from 19.12 USD
Hotel | 0.5 km
Alan Robert's Hotel offers the best quality service for the best prices in the heart of Cannes.from 16.02 USD
Hotel | 4.8 km
Located in a commercial area, this hotel comprises 42 rooms spread over 4 floors. Hotel facilities include a lobby, a free wi-fi, and lift.…Read more Those arriving by car may make use of the garage parking spaces.from 27.55 USD
Hotel | 0.5 km
Set in the heart of Cannes, Arcotel offers comfortable rooms just 400 meters from Boulevard de la Croisette, Palais des Festivales and the beach.…Read morefrom 35.61 USD
Hotel | 0.4 km
Located right in the center of Cannes, between the train station and beaches, Hotel Amiraute is a recently refurbished hotel.from 34.86 USD
Cannes is one of over 3,500 worldwide destinations available to budget travellers on HostelBookers. Browse the list above for details on all our cheap hotels in Cannes and book your Cannes hotel with no booking fees!
Why book with hostelbookers?
Thousands of beds and private rooms, close to the things you're planning to see and do.
With great value hostels and cheap hotels, everything you want to see and do is just a step away.
Group booking?
Group of 15 or more traveling to Cannes?Contact us directly
Searching for a cheap Cannes hotel? Select from our list on the left or use the search box on the top. We guarantee you'll find the lowest prices! Click on the map view to browse the location of all our budget hotels in Cannes. Alternatively check out our Cannes hostels page for more great deals.
Explore the world
- Aguas Calientes Hotels
- Amsterdam Hotels
- Athens Hotels
- Bangkok Hotels
- Brussels Hotels
- Copacabana Hotels
- Florence Hotels
- Fort William Hotels
- Glasgow Hotels
- Hanoi Hotels
- Hoi An Hotels
- London Hotels
- Milan Hotels
- Munich Hotels
- Paris Hotels
- Phnom Penh Hotels
- Rome Hotels
- Santorini Hotels
- Tokyo Hotels
- Venice Hotels
Top rated Cannes hotels
Read what people have to say about our top rated hotels in Cannes
- 1. Chanteclair 88%
- 2. Hôtel Les Tourrades 74%
Guide to Cannes
Guide to Find our best travel tips, advice and inspiration on what to do and where to stay in our guide to Cannes. Discover how to travel on a budget and don't forget to check the weather before you go!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Dulorme vs Hernandez in Carolina, PR
On Saturday, April 6, at the Guillermo Angulo Coliseum in Carolina, Puerto Rico, Puerto Rican super prospect Thomas Dulorme (17-1, 13 KO's) will be back in his hometown of Carolina, where he will be facing off against Colombian Ivan Hernandez (29 -3, 23 KO's) in a bout scheduled for 10 rounds at the 140 pounds weight limit. Since losing his unbeaten record against Luis Abregu in October 2012, Dulorme decided to go down to 140 pounds where the super prospect has shown great strength. On February 21, Dulorme defeated Eddie Brooks, who edged Dulorme for 5 pounds on the official weigh ceremony (143 Dulorme, 148 Brooks), by first-round knockout. Currently at 140 pounds, Dulorme is ranked # 8 by the World Boxing Council (WBC). Dulorme is a member of "Team Puerto Rico Boxing", a prominent boxing promotional group featuring Gary Shaw Productions, DiBella Entertainment and Universal Promotions.


text:
Bohemia Apartments are located 800 meters from the center.
Our mission is to make you comfortable and homey accommodated in our apartments, which are equipped to modern standards.
Our apartments, depending on the package, including LCD TVs, private bathrooms, a double bed, completely
Equipped kitchens.
Also, there is our chalet, which has 50m², terrace, living room, dining room and kitchen on the ground floor and the bedroom
Bedroom and bathroom upstairs.
Bathroom, refrigerator and cutlery are standard facilities in all apartments. The building is surrounded by greenery and offers a view of the
Private parking is available to all our guests, as well as a beautiful garden with garden furniture and barbecue.
From now on, we offer apartments in the center of Zlatibor.
The building is located in the shopping center and only 300 m from the ski resort.
Modern apartment type facility, in its composition has several apartments of different storage capacity.
Each apartment has a kitchen, bathroom with shower, hairdryer, LCD TV, cable TV, wireless internet, central heating.
Parking is provided for all our guests.


text:
[Date Index]
[Thread Index]
[Author Index]
Installing 5.1 without 5.0?
I purchased 5.0 when it first came out, intending to install it on a new
Mac OS X laptop. Acquisition of the OS X laptop got delayed. Now that
I finally have the (new, virgin) OS X machine in hand, a 5.1 CD has
Is there any reason I need to do the 5.0 installation before moving on
to 5.1?
I suspect there isn't, since the 5.1 shipment appears to be a complete
installer package, but I just want to check.


text:
Don't see how this is possible. Assault charges usually require the application of force or at least it's attempted application. I doubt this will get anywhere in court.
This is a discussion on Man charged with farting on a cop within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Originally Posted by Rcher I hope my wife doesnt read this ... now the next time I pull the covers over her head in bed, ...
Don't see how this is possible. Assault charges usually require the application of force or at least it's attempted application. I doubt this will get anywhere in court.
"First gallant South Carolina nobly made the stand."
Edge of Darkness
For everyones educational reading pleasure;
Battery is committed when any person unlawfully and intentionally makes physical contact of an insulting or provoking nature with the person of another, or unlawfully and intentionally causes physical harm to another person.
Assault is committed when any person unlawfully attempts to commit a violent injury to the person of another or unlawfully commits an act which places another in reasonable apprehension of immediately receiving a violent injury
And before all the "Well in my state" posts roll in, those definitions are taken direct from W. Va code, the only one that matters with this story. (1. W.Va. Code §61-2-9(b) and (c).
2. State v. Smith, 170 W.Va. 654, 295 S.E. 2d 820 (1982).)
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
I cannot create gas at will, and sometimes it escapes of its own accord. Passing gas is a normal bodily function that all of us do.
I think a reconstruction is in order.
Yoda, I am, yes.
Now if there was an Open Flame nearby things could have been a lot worse.
I want to know where the video of this is. I can only imaging the reaction of the person processing him. Any bets as to whether or not a cuss word or two was used in response to it. I figure it was probably a fairly confined space and not nearly as easy to get "relief" for the officer as the offender.
Just remember that shot placement is much more important with what you carry than how big a bang you get with each trigger pull.
Texas CHL Instructor
Texas Hunter Education Instructor
NRA Instructor
This will probably get thrown out of court - his defense attorney will surely claim they pulled his finger...When police were trying to get fingerprints...
"Felony Flatulence"?
Treat me good, I'll treat you better. Treat me bad, I'll treat you worse.
what next, a cuffed criminal coughs alot on a cop, gets jail time?
I am sworn to protect the Constitution of the U.S.A. from all threats both foreign and domestic.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.


text:
Sweet Brandi Model
Cortney ThielenModel Female Nashville, Tennessee, US
Mayhem # 460484
About Me
I've had a desire to become a model. I'm passionate about what I want. And with the right people willing to help me get there I know I can do it :-)
I have been modeling for about six months now, and the little bit I've experienced and been introduced to, I'm absolutely in love with.
I'm open to TFPD, If I know you can really add to my portfolio. But compensation is what I've been mostly doing.
I'm an honest hard worker so If you can help me out that'd be great. Thanks for your time and all your sweet comments:)
To inquire send me a simple message answering the follow:
Date and location
Length of shoot / How many looks
Do I get a cd of images / how many edits
When will I receive both or either
What are you using the images for
Do you have a MUA and/or stylist
Type of model release
Have you worked with Cortney Thielen? Add Credits for Cortney Thielen! >>
Credit Notes
Tom Hufford
MRM Productions
Markese Photography
Steve Harman
Tony Rodriguez
John Murphy Photography
Sherita Leslie
LA Donna
Wardrobe Stylists:
Alain Patterson Couture
Sweet Brandi Model
Alain Patterson Couture Wardrobe Stylist
LisaJohnson Makeup Artist
Paul Isaacson Model
HJ Media Photographer
Mr Photo Studios Photographer
Loading Content


text:
Slumdog brings Hollywood closer to Bollywood
By Rina Chandran
MUMBAI (Reuters) - The largely Indian cast and crew of "Slumdog Millionaire" who gleefully stormed the stage at the Academy Awards signaled a closer nexus between the world's biggest movie industries, with experts hoping for a happy ending.
India, home to the world's most prolific movie industry, has long tried to draw wider audiences, including by recently forging ventures with Hollywood studios looking to offset sluggish box office sales with new markets and cheaper production costs.
Now, the thumping success of "Slumdog" and a global financial crisis, which has pulled the plug on much Wall Street funding for movies, are bringing Hollywood and Bollywood closer together.
Like India's IT industry, Bollywood may now aggressively tout cheaper facilities for animation films and post-production. "Slumdog" also showcased India's prowess in music and sound mixing, with Oscars for A.R. Rahman and Resul Pookutty.
"India is an important domestic market for all foreign studios and also offers opportunities to cut costs," said Rajesh Jain, head of KPMG India's entertainment practice.
"The Oscars will raise the industry's visibility further."
Studios including Sony Pictures, Walt Disney, NBC Universal, Viacom and Warner Brothers have already put more than $1.5 billion in India for stakes in local TV channels and ventures with Bollywood studios.
Their first efforts, including Disney's first Hindi animation flick, failed to set the Indian box-office on fire, but analysts say they will be encouraged by the success of "Slumdog," which became the eighth movie ever to win eight Academy Awards. Continued...


text:
West Vancouver, BC, Canada < change city >
Florists (39)
DJs (34)
Cakes (32)
Wedding Day Beauty (29)
Caterers (25)
Wedding Fashion (22)
Bands (20)
Decorations (19)
Coordinators (17)
Officiants (17)
Limos (16)
Rentals (13)
Videographers (11)
Invitations (10)
Jewelry (9)
Ceremony Sites (161)
Reception Sites (139)
See All Vendors >
Hellenic Community Centre
4500 Arbutus St
Vancouver, BC V6J, CA
Reception Sites, Ceremony S...
1 rating, 2 reviews, 3 weddings
we chose the hellenic centre because we were able to bring in our own caterer and...
Hart House Restaurant
6664 Deer Lake Ave
Burnaby, BC V5E, CA
Ceremony Sites, Reception S...
1 rating, 1 review, 4 weddings
We picked this place for the food and the setting and we were not disappointed at...
Aberthau Mansion
4397 2nd Ave W
Vancouver, BC V6R
Ceremony Sites, Attractions...
1 rating, 1 review, 3 weddings
We loved the old world feel of the mansion and appreciated the fact that we could...
West Point Grey United C...
4595 West 8th Avenue
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Ceremony Sites
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Beautiful venue, wonderful staff, and excellent officiating minister who takes th...
Holiday Inn North Vancouver
700 Old Lillooet Road
Vancouver, BC, Canada
Hotels/Accommodations, Cere...
1 rating, 0 reviews, 3 weddings
Vancouver Maritime Museum
1905 Ogden Ave
Vancouver, B.C., CA
Ceremony Sites
1 rating, 0 reviews, 1 wedding
St Helen's Anglican Church
4405 8th Avenue West
Vancouver, BC, Canada
(604) 224-0212
Ceremony Sites
1 rating, 0 reviews, 1 wedding
Grouse Mountain
North Vancouver, BC, CA
Ceremony Sites, Reception S...
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
Its beautiful and the staff made the day perfect!
Van Dusen Gardens
Ceremony Sites
1 rating, 1 review, 1 wedding
I found the women at VanDusen Garden to be very difficult. I wanted a tent and c...
Dr. Sun Yat Sin Gardens
Ceremony Sites
1 rating, 0 reviews, 1 wedding


text:
9 posts and
1 follower
since Mar 2013
Made this cake for my sister inlaw who loves to quilt. Another fun one to make.
Apr 2013
435 views
... Apr 2013
Love it!
view all »
© 2011-2017 CakesDecor.com. All Rights Reserved.
DISCLAIMER: Any posts on CakesDecor.com (CD) are posted by individuals acting in their own right and do not necessarily reflect the views of CD. CD will not be held liable for the actions of any user.


text:
October 19, 2012: Dr. Noel Richardson (Universite de Montreal, formerly at Georgia State University) has requested monitoring of the Small Magellanic Cloud eclipsing binary HD 5980 (in Tucana) as part of a multiwavelength campaign he is coordinating to study this unusual system. Dr. Richardson writes:
August 25, 2012: Dr. Nikolaus Vogt (Universidad de Valparaiso, Chile) has requested photometry and spectroscopy of the novalike (VY Scl subtype) cataclysmic variable TT Ari in support of upcoming observations with the Canadian Microvariability and Oscillations of Stars (MOST) satellite.
March 2, 2012: Dr. Margarita Karovska, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, has requested visual and photometric observations of the symbiotic variable CH Cyg in preparation for and support of Chandra and HST observations scheduled for later in March 2012. Dr. Karovska's observations will be a followup investigation of the central region of CH Cyg and its jet that was discovered a couple of years ago. AAVSO observations are requested in order to monitor the state of the system and correlate with the satellite observations.
March 3, 2012: Observer S. O'Connor reported late last week that the symbiotic stars V4018 Sgr, CH Cyg, and V2523 Oph all appeared to be in outburst or brighter than normal. He reports: V4018 Sgr at V=11.59 on JD 2455981.021 (2012 Feb 23.521); CH Cyg at V=7.30 on 2455982.976 (Feb 25.476); and V2523 Oph at V=11.67 on 2455981.0 (Feb 23.5). Other more recent visual observations of CH Cyg by G. Holmberg (vis=7.6 on 2455983.4993) and D. Barrett (vis=7.4 on 2455985.6013) confirm the star is well above magnitude 8.0 at this time.
The filters listed below are used in the AAVSO International Database. For your reference, the approximate effective wavelength is given as well as the Full Width Half Maximum. These filters may be used when submitting observations to the AAVSO via WebObs.
Dear AAVSO Observers,
The following charts and sequences have been revised since the last update September 29, 2011. This batch of updates includes many stars from the YSO Section Observing Program, as well as stars visible only from the southern hemisphere.
There are also several updated sequences for HMXBs and WR stars from Gordon Sarty's HMXB Campaign.


text:
Welcome to Student Accounts
The Students Accounts office helps students and parents understand their financial responsibilities to Duquesne. This is where you can get information on viewing and paying your bill. If you have questions, we are here to help.
All Billing is Online
Student billing at Duquesne is an easy and convenient process. However, it is important to understand that Duquesne does not mail paper bills or statements.You can learn more about eBills and payment options.
Students Must Authorize Parents as Payers
Because college students' financial records are protected by the Federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Acts (FERPA), parents do not have automatic access to students' financial accounts.
To access and/or manage a student's financial accounts, a parent must be designated by a student as an authorized payer in the QuikPay system. Learn how.
Payment plan enrollment for the summer, fall and annual plans are open.
Click here for information on target enrollment dates. The link to enroll is found in QuikPAY.
Do you have a Hold on your student account? Log into QuikPAY (DORI>Self Service Banner>Student Information>Student Account>Access QuikPAY to view your current balance. Registration for Summer and Fall 2017 is in process. If you need some help in resolving the hold, please contact our office for assistance.
Did you know that your parents do not have access to your student tuition bill unless you add them as your Authorized Payer in QuikPAY? Be sure to take this step, so that we can talk to them if they need to discuss your account with our staff.
Need help with budgeting, figuring how to pay for school etc? Duquesne University has joined with Cash Course, an online resource for financial success. It is free to join. Click here to sign up and gain access to a wealth of information.


text: 10 September 2001 Spoilt for choice Food - Bee Wilson on the pros and cons of a restricted menu Sign up for our weekly email * Once upon a time, the luxury of dining out was rooted in choice. In post-revolutionary France, when grand restaurants mushroomed like a field of ceps, the former chefs of aristocrats learnt to tailor their art to the purses and whims of businessmen, parvenus, soldiers, journalists and politicians. The modern restaurant evolved from such whims. At these sociable Third Places between a mistress's chaise longue and the benches of the National Assembly, the spoilt customer chose when, where, how, with whom and on what he would dine. If you could only afford to eat table d'hote at a cheap inn, you were stuck with whatever week-old potage your host chose to slop into your bowl. But at one of the great new restaurants, you could gorge yourself from a menu of langoustines and snails while your shellfish-hating companion happily eschewed them in favour of partridge and beef. Napoleonic restaurants liberated their clientele from the equality vaunted by the Jacobins. All men were not born equal, nor need they eat the same. The fraternity of dining out was cemented by the liberty of choice. Now the opposite seems to be true. In an age saturated with mindless choice, the ultimate luxury is to have choices made for us. As I write (fashion being what it is, this may have changed by next week), the most fashionable dinner to be had in London is the £47-a-head set menu at the posh Thai restaurant Nahm (SW1). Restaurants of the Gordon Ramsay calibre, similarly, do most of their trade on £50 or £60 gourmet dinners with limited choice. Choice is limited still further by the rule that if one person at the table chooses the set dinner, everyone has to. Clarke's in Kensington famously offers no a la carte option at all, and is all the more popular for this inflexibility. There are many benefits, both to consumer and chef, in offering no choice, as I was reflecting while staying for a night at the excellent Morston Hall in Norfolk. Here, the set dinner costs £36 per person for four courses (as well as amuse-gueule and coffee and chocolates) if you are not a guest, which is very good value. One of the advantages for the chef, Galton Blackiston (recipient of one Michelin star), is that, each day, he can wait to see what the best locally caught fish is before constructing his menu. Dinner is a single sitting of 7.30pm for 8pm, but we didn't see our menu until about 7.20pm. There must also be far less waste than in normal kitchens, which have to second-guess people's desires. The whole kitchen can work together as it progresses through that evening's menu, instead of frantically working on a jumble of different dishes for different sittings. For the diners, there is a calming sense that, although strangers, everyone in the room is united in a single experience. It is soothing, too, to be denied the option paralysis of a menu, the awful feeling that whatever you order will be disappointing. I once saw a man on Oprah whose problem was that whenever he chose what he perceived as the wrong entree in a restaurant, he spent the rest of that day in a state of black despair. He was diagnosed as having severe "controlling issues". I flatter myself that I'm not quite that bad, but still found dining at Morston Hall a welcome liberation from regret. Instead of seeing waiters going to other tables with tantalising dishes it is too late to order, you get appetising glimpses of the very food you are about to eat. And how delicious it all was. There was a melting piece of fillet of beef, whose jus, perfumed with basil, tasted rich and ethereal at the same time; sublime bread flavoured with olives and a very little rosemary; and a brilliantly selected cheeseboard, which included a subtle Tornegus, an invention of the late James Aldridge, whom I have written about here before. Perhaps the best dish was one of smoked eel, from the local Cley smokehouse. This succulent eel was fried in pieces and served on top of wonderful potato pancakes, with local samphire and a pale, fresh tomato sauce. But if it was the best dish, it was also the one that exposed the limitations of no-choice dining. The delectable sauce, so light and inoffensive, none the less induced panic in an allergy-sufferer at a nearby table. "Has this got butter in it?" she trembled. When the proprietress confirmed that, unfortunately, it had, the whole room became subdued as the poor lady exclaimed: "I'm going to have to take an enormous quantity of steroids now." The moment passed and, for the rest of the meal, she was supplied with carefully prepared substitutes: mashed potatoes with no butter, sorbet instead of cream. But the feeling that we were all united in a single self-indulgent enterprise had passed. It was clear again, as it always was at school dinners, that human beings will never be equal enough for eating the same food at once to be an entirely harmonious thing. Morston Hall, Morston, Holt, Norfolk NR25 7AA (01263 741041) Subscribe from just £1 per issue This article first appeared in the 10 September 2001 issue of the New Statesman, The New Statesman Essay - The love of a robot More


text:
Hyundai tops rankings in prestigious quality report
The leading German motoring magazine Auto Bild has awarded Hyundai the top position in the Auto Bild Quality Report 2010. Beating all other manufacturers, including rival Toyota and renowned German brands such as BMW and Audi, Hyundai took the prestigious honour based on a comprehensive analysis of reliability, long-term quality and customer satisfaction.
Auto Bild's annual list evaluates seven key criteria, each weighted equally, including feedback received from over 9,000 owners; manufacturer warranty; recall information; and data from Germany's TUV report, which covers 7.5 million vehicle inspections.
One of the most respected industry quality surveys, the Auto Bild Quality Report award further demonstrates the gains Hyundai has made in consistently improving the quality of its products, services and customer support, a Hyundai company statement said.
The accolade follows other significant honours for Hyundai, coming after its popular i30 took first place in the Auto Express Driver Power customer satisfaction survey in the UK this year. The i30 was also recently named Britain's most reliable medium-sized car by subscribers to the respected Which? consumer guide.
Allan Rushforth, vice president of Hyundai Motor Europe, said: "It is a great honour to win such a distinguished title, particularly in a market as competitive as Germany. Once again, Hyundai has triumphed over the brands usually considered to represent the quality benchmark.
"Quality remains a core priority for Hyundai. Under the 'True Quality Matters' banner, we have devised a business strategy that supports our goal of leadership in customer satisfaction in Europe by 2015. Innovative customer care programmes, such as Five Year Triple Care, bring further advantages to Hyundai drivers, and our ongoing commitment to quality means our vehicles will always be at the top of the class."
Meanwhile, this month Hyundai's i30 C-segment family car reaches a double milestone. Not only is the car now three years old, it has also just surpassed a quarter of a million European sales. The award-winning car, designed and built in Europe, has gone from strength to strength since it was launched on the continent in July 2007, and is still selling in record numbers.
Sales of the i30 have steadily increased each year since its launch in Europe, culminating in a record full-year total of 95,375 in 2009. This trend has continued during the first half of 2010, with the hatchback posting a 41 per cent increase over sales a year earlier – including a best-ever monthly performance in March of 15,273 units.
The winner of several European awards, including the 2008 Car of the Year in Spain, the i30 also reached 600,000 global sales this month. The car, which started off European life as an import from Korea, is now built at Hyundai's first European plant, in Nošovice, Czech Republic. Since the plant opened in 2008, the company has sold over 200,000 European-built i30s.
Hyundai's industry-leading Five Year Triple Care offer is now available on the new i20, new i30 and ix35. The package comprises a five-year, bumper-to-bumper, unlimited-mileage warranty; five years' roadside assistance; and a five-year vehicle health-check plan.
See our Comments Policy Comments are submitted under the express understanding and condition that the editor may, and is authorised to, disclose any/all of the above personal information to any person or entity requesting the information for the purposes of legal action on grounds that such person or entity is aggrieved by any comment so submitted. Please allow some time for your comment to be moderated.


text:
#1 Ranked Children's Hospital by U.S. News & World Report
MyPatients provides referring primary care providers with secure access to their patients' information.
Boston Children's has launched the world's 1st program dedicated to offering hand transplants to children who qualify.
Innovation insider is a semi-monthly e-newsletter analyzes innovations at Boston Children's, other academic medical centers and from industry.
Read the latest blog by a Boston Children's doctor, clinician or staff member.
There are many ways you can help children and their families get the care they need.
1938 | Robert Gross, MD, performs first ligation of the patent ductus arteriosus for 7-year-old girl
1945 | Gross and Charles Hufnagel, MD, address surgical approach to coarctation of the aorta
1950 | Gross develops atrial well for atrial septal defect closure
1952 | Gross performs surgical ligation of an aortopulmonary window
1966 | William Bernhard, MD, demonstrates feasibility of hyperbaric chamber to extend time for cardiac surgeons
1968 | Establishment of New England Regional Infant Cardiac Program database to ensure accurate diagnosis of congenital heart disease and compare results across the region
1960-1970s | Alexandaer Nadas, MD, (left) helps establish the subspecialty of pediatric cardiology, including the development of the pediatric cardiology subboards
1972 | Aldo Castañeda, MD, performs first routine intracardiac of complex congenital heart disease in infants
1974 | Walter J. Gamble, MD, (left), C. Grant LaFarge, MD, and R. Grier Monroe, MD, develop new technique of microscopic oximetry and an improved oxygen electrode.
1981 | William Norwood, MD, performs first "Norwood" repair of hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS)
1984 | Castañeda performs first transposition of the great arteries and intact ventricular septum
1990 | Radio waves directed through a catheter correct Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, marking the first pediatric non-surgical repair of a cardiac arrhythmia
1991 | James Lock, MD, and Nancy Bridges, MD, perform first percutaneous closure of patent foramen ovale
1996 | Lock and Kathy Jenkins, MD, develop the Webster-Jenkins basket catheter to provide rapid diagnostic information in mapping multiple sites of cardiac arrhythmias
2003 | Martha Curley, PhD, RN, and Patricia Hickey, PhD, RN, develop first nurse-sensitive quality metrics, "The Nightingale Metrics," for pediatric cardiovascular critical care patients
2004 | First successful recruitment of hypoplastic left ventricle for biventricular repair of HLHS
2006 | Lock and Audrey Marshall, MD, perform world's first in utero cardiac stenting to treat HLHS with intact atrial septum on 30-week fetus
2008 | Institution of Standardized Clinical and Management Plans, a systematic approach that bridges gaps in care, provides an infrastructure to improve health care delivery and identifies unnecessary resource utilization
We are grateful to have been ranked #1 on U.S. News & World Report's list of the best children's hospitals in the nation for the third year in a row, an honor we could not have achieved without the patients and families who inspire us to do our very best for them. Thanks to you, Boston Children's is a place where we can write the greatest children's stories ever told."


text: You'all know I'm old. Bob Cousy - the first real magician with the ball. Magic Johnson - the greatest magician with the ball, and at 6' 9" !! Larry Bird - great scorer, better passer (do I sense a trend here?) Bill Russell - rebounds, defense, a winner and team first player. Isaiah Thomas - an assassin with a smile Bill Walton - a really great college and pro player whose career was shortened by injuries. And by the way, I think all these guys have a NBA title and a MVP.


text:
Tom's Story
Tom came to Dr. Arthur Chal with advanced periodontitis. There was no way to save his teeth, because of the extensive bone loss, and the tooth mobility.
To begin treatment, Dr. Chal created a prototype denture for Tom and found the ideal positions to place the teeth for his best function and appearance. Popular dental implant clinics rarely take the time for this step, which is why patients end up with uncomfortable teeth, distorted facial appearance, or the inability to function properly.
Only after the proper positions for the teeth are found does Dr. Chal create the instructions for the surgeon as to where to place the dental implants. Tom's surgery was performed by Karel A. deLeeuw, DDS, MD at Mayo Clinic Hospital Phoenix Arizona.
From that point, the case is primarily an exercise in precision—making sure the final denture/implant hybrid restoration fits the dental implants so precisely that there is no twisting force or other unwanted stress on the implants. This is what assures longevity of the implants. The key to having dental implants that truly last is to have a perfectionist take care of these steps.
After the surgeon then places the implants, a temporary titanium coping is placed on these implants. Then a precision impression is taken of these copings to enable Dr. Chal and his implant technician to create an exact model, re-creating the positions of the implants in relation to the surrounding tissue.
Impression taken in the first clinical appointment.
Preliminary cast with impression copings.
Master impression after removal from the mouth.
Master impression with implant replicas. The pink material around the implant replica next to the impression is artificial tissue.
The master cast is now ready to be used to fabricate a fixed hybrid implant restoration.
Stabilized occlusion rim to capture the jaw relations. The holes are to allow Dr. Chal to screw the rim directly to the implants, which insures an exact measurement of the proper position that the teeth should be in.
Face bow transfer.
Case transferred to an engineering instrument and the teeth set in wax.
Verifying the proper vertical dimension of the case.
Pictures of computer-assisted design of custom milled titanium bar.
Custom milled titanium bar on the master cast.
Teeth set in wax on top of the bar to verify the fit and accuracy of all the components.
Try-in of milled titanium bar in the mouth.
Clinical try-in of teeth in wax and the bar to verify proper jaw relations, function, phonetics, and esthetics.
Verifying the jaw relation on an engineering instrument.
Final wax-up of fixed prosthesis for processing. Notice that a fixed hybrid restoration replacing both teeth and gum tissue is much smaller than a conventional denture.
The final fixed prosthesis after processing. The screw access holes are then filled with tooth resin so that they are undetectable when the hybrid is finally placed.
A very satisfied patient. His comment when he was finished was that
his teeth now feel so comfortable and solid that it was like "hitting the sweet
spot" with every swing of a golf club.


text:
We offer observations on the human condition from a 22 year old mind trapped in an 82 year old body.
Love is the stranger who never knocked on door of Anthony Weiner.
Some are hustlers for life.
Some eat to die.
At 82, I experience fatigue when forced to stand for long periods.
We forget that we are simply passengers headed for an unknown destination.
Be a gardner of love.
At least technology forces writing.
Few today walk with hands behind back.
I wonder if God runs a life lottery.
A chubby 8 year old is an adult, not a child.
In my childhood, mom told me what to eat.
I miss standing in line for cheap tickets to NY Giant games.
A parent can only be a guid to life.
Learn the past to discover who you are and who you will be.
Children enjoy reading menus.


text:
"You can safely upgrade to 5.1.1 now if you want to be ready" Pod2g tweeted after reposting a Jailbreak 5.1.1 FAQ MuscleNerd published earlier today.
As usual unlockers who want to preserve their baseband should hold off on the upgrade to 5.1.1. Below is the FAQ in its entirety.
It appears the release of the 5.1.1 jailbreak is imminent, but MuscleNerd is careful to note that the timing is "indeterminate." Nothing worse than setting deadline and missing it, especially with something as unpredictable as a jailbreak.
- All info below is tentative and subject to last minute refinements
- @pod2g's 5.1.1 jailbreak+untether is working out great. All devices are covered except for AppleTV3,1, which currently has no path for jailbreaking.
the initial 5.1.1 plan used a kernel exploit from @westbaer which unfortunately precluded use in iPod3,1 and iPhone2,1
@planetbeing stepped up and provided a kernel exploit that covers both of those. Those two JBers are the bomb!
- The 5.1.1 A5 JB is very similar to the A5 5.0.1 JB. @pimskeks has done a tremendous job supporting both 5.0.1 and 5.1.1 in absinthe
- Similar to 5.0.1, there will also be a 5.1.1 CLI "cinject" binary and redsn0w version of the 5.1.1 JB+untether. Absinthe, cinject, and redsn0w will all provide the same JB in different fashions.
timing is indeterminate. Plans are for this week, but a number of factors can influence that.
- For those wishing to donate, we've set up a new 5.1.1 paypal URL: paypal
- Please don't pirate AppStore apps (seriously, please do not).
Source: pod2g


text:
The Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant played all 82 games last regular season with a knee injury so he described the ongoing clash of "bone on bone." For this reason, Bryant is not contemplating that a ruptured ligament in his right wrist makes him miss the season opener against the Chicago Bulls. Betting lines
"I should be fine," said Bryant after Lakers practice Thursday. "… It's always been in my nature to try to figure out a way to play. The injuries that I've had, I've been fortunate enough to be able to play through them because I haven't had injuries where they could get worse the more I played on them."
The 16-year veteran did not practice on Thursday, taking advantage of the training time for treatment in the wrist that was injured on Monday when falling to the floor after attempting the basket during the third period action of the Lakers' 114-95 game loss to the Los Angeles Clippers.
Bryant underwent an MRI on Wednesday showed that he has suffered a torn lunotriquetral ligament. This ligament keeps the line joining the hand bone to bone. Sports scores
Bryant, who wore a bandage on ice when he talked to reporters, described the injury as "swollen and painful."
But he warned that the condition is improving.
"It feels OK," Bryant said. "It feels a little better today than it did yesterday."
The player said he would not be subject to more damage in the wrist to go out and play with the injury.
"It's not really going to heal. I mean, it's gone," Bryant said. "The ligament is gone. So there's nothing I can do about it. But I've dealt with so many hand injuries. It should be all right."
In the summer before his rookie season, Bryant broke his left wrist when he fell to the floor during a street game at Venice Beach. After the 2007-2088 season he broke a pinky ligament in his right hand when his finger got caught in the shirt of Jason Kidd after trying to steal a ball. Later, in 2009-2010 he suffered a small fracture in his right index finger when a pass by Jordan Farmar was diverted by the top of his finger. While playing with the fracture, his index finger became arthritic.
"If you can play through the pain and you can catch a ball, pass a ball, you should be fine," Bryant said.
Bryant, who in his career has played in 1.103 out of a possible 1.230 games during his 15 seasons in the league, Coach Mike Brown said this is not the first time he sees Bryant play with an injury.
"We were talking earlier about a story today with myself, and Kobe and – Lakers assistant coach John – Kuester," said Brown. "A couple of years ago, we played the Lakers. And it was in front of our bench, I'm glad I didn't see it, because I might have passed out, but Kobe popped one of his fingers out of place. As you can see, I'm queasy thinking about it.
Kuester was like, 'Man! We might have a chance!' And all Kobe did was, boop, pull it out, put it back in and he continued playing.
"You know, you talk about a guy with a high tolerance of pain, it's Kobe. So nothing would surprise me at this point, in terms of him playing or not playing."


text:
|Thread Tools
I know that a few moms did genetic testing and supplementation accordingly a while ago. We need to pursue this for our daughter and I was curious about experiences with it. Right now we cannot afford the Yasko test, and we are not in the US anyway, so I am considering 23andme. From the wiki it seems that I would have to figure much of it out myself, which I am willing to do. I would love to hear your experience and recommendations with it.
I've not done genetic testing. Never heard of it actually. Care to give some basic information about what the benefit in genetic testing would be in treating allergies? I'm quite curious as I have several different allergies in my children.
I don't know near enough of it. As I understand it there are some genetic mutations that can influence detox pathways in your liver, methylation and I guess a whole bunch of other things, like risk for cancer, heart disease and maybe some autoimmunity (I am totally speaking under correction here). It can influence how you metabolize folate, for instance, or how much of some nutrients you need, how you get rid of food chemicals like salicylates. Also, from what I read in the Guess your genetics thread, it seems that in some cases you can try to heal the gut all you want, but if you do not correct the nutritional needs these mutations cause, it won't work. We have been allergy testing, eliminating, healing the gut, Gapsing it out and still are not seeing any progress. So, it is time for us to consider something more. Dr Amy Yasko does testing and has a protocol she develops then according to the tests. A few years ago there was a lot of discussion on these boards about methylation, detox pathways, MTHFR, genetics, etc. It can get overwhelming very fast, but it is full of good info.
Thanks for sharing. I;ll have to read up in it and see if it is something we might benefit from.
For the information it provided, the 23andme test was so worth it. $99 was cheap compared to other testing I was looking at!
I plugged the raw data into genetic genie to give a Yasko-like result. I'm heterozygous for MTHFR A1298C, which I suspected due to my poor processing of food folate (my folate level was off the chart as "excess" when I had my blood work done). I've been taking methyl B12 and methylfolate because I suspected the mutation. I've been feeling better on it, but it was affirming to have the actual test result. It's something I'll have to keep an eye on for the rest of my life and I'm glad to be aware of this.
The other enlightening result was a homozygous CBS C699T mutation. This apparently is an upregulator and results in excess end products of sulfur and ammonia. So for the last 2 weeks I've been off onions, garlic, cruciferous veggies, and other high thiol (sulfur) foods. I'm trying to follow this list: http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/chelationnetwork/food/high-sulfur-sulphur-food-list/
I've been on GAPS for a while, have switched over to basically a Paleo diet (I'm gluten and casein sensitive), make sure to get ferments in my diet, and yet still having bloating and digestive issues. Seriously for the first time in my life, avoiding the sulfur foods is making a real difference. My stomach was actually flat! Til a few days ago I thought I'd see how sensitive I am and indulged in a high thiol meal. I reacted right away and experienced painful bloating which was miserable to endure. I have to figure out how strict the diet needs to be and what other supplements would be useful.
I also have hetero results in all the MTRR genes. I'm still figuring out the implications of this, if anything.
I'm soooo glad I did the 23andme. I was at my wits end and had thought I'd tried everything. Now I'm able to approach things in a much more informed way. If you're on the fence, and can afford it, just do it!
My results did take a looooong time to process tho, like over a month, so be prepared for a wait.
|Thread Tools
Show Printable Version Show Printable Version
Email this Page Email this Page
|Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Trackbacks are On
Pingbacks are On
Refbacks are Off
Online Users: 18,339
|41 members and 18,298 guests
|aparent , blessedwithboys , Deborah , eastbaymama , EmberRaven , emmy526 , girlspn , happy-mama , hillymum , Janeen0225 , JHardy , katelove , Katherine73 , kindofcrunchy82 , klg47 , Leelee3 , lhargrave89 , LiLStar , Lydia08 , Michele123 , Mirzam , mumto1 , NaturallyKait , Nessiesmith81 , picoloperes , rightkindofme , RollerCoasterMama , Saladd , samaxtics , shantimama , Skippy918 , Springshowers , StarsFall , Thatmom , VsAngela , zebra15 , zoeyzoo
|Most users ever online was 449,755, 06-25-2014 at 12:21 PM.


text:
We publish all helpful customer reviews, including negative reviews - these are genuine!
Customer Reviews
Write Your Own Review
You're reviewing: Certified Organic Spirulina Powder
- This is really good Review by Ruth
Fantastic product, I have noticed a big difference in my energy levels and skin since taking this.
(Posted on 18/07/16)
- nice Review by p
suspiciously dark in green pigment. waiting for verification no added colours were used. highly doubt there was so far loving it. alkalizes the body
(Posted on 20/04/16)
- Excellent Review by Jane
As soon as I started taking this Biobalance spirulina my energy picked up. It's great!
(Posted on 10/02/16)
- sustained energy Review by kiwi
This gives us sustained energy, now can accomplish some tasks vs decades of weakness where no practitioner found a suitable remedy to correct the problem. Thanks BioBalance for another great quality product - it feels like a more complete food.
(Posted on 10/02/16)
- A health gold-mine! Review by Liz
I have just ordered another container of this product well before the present one is finished, making sure I am never without. Sprinkled over my evening bowl of yogurt (natural and plain) and well mixed in, it tastes like berries and easy to tolerate. I find the smell only lasts the relatively short time from container to bowl, which is okay given the amazing benefits: more energy; calmer sleep; vitality and this wonderful sense of health I now have at 69 years of age...not bad for the price either!
(Posted on 10/02/16)
- Bad smell Review by Astrid
I bought this product after I tried another spirulina because it was cheaper. The smell is so strong that I have to convince myself quite hard to put it in my food.
Hence the mid range rating. Once in my yoghurt ,the taste is fine and the result is as expected from spirulina.
(Posted on 28/10/15)
- Good but clumpy! Review by Vanessa
This stuff seems to do the trick - it boost my energy. However I like to mix mine in water but its so clumpy which makes it hard to swallow. I think its a good product but next time I might get tablets.
(Posted on 3/10/15)
- Couldn't imagine not taking daily - my life energy spiralled upwards when I started taking this product. Give it a go and see for yourself. Review by Marie
I have been using this product for at least 6 years now. At 66years my energy is amazing and Health exceptional. I couldn't imagine not having my daily fix of spiralina. Friends that I have recommended this product to have been so Amazed at how their energy and zest for living has gone up. A mighty food source and the grandchildren love the green moustache print it leaves around my lips. Makes everyone happy. Thanks. Marie M
(Posted on 4/09/15)
- 5 stars Review by Marie
I have been using this brand every day for at least a couple of years now and find it is the best value for money.
(Posted on 10/08/15)
- amazing Review by B
I take two teaspoons a day and has made a real difference to sickness
(Posted on 8/07/15)
Product Highlights
- Vital energy with all essential proteins & B vitamins
- Immune health via strong antioxidants
- Cell health via rich variety of plant pigments
- Probiotic bacteria population & gut health
- Liver detox and blood sugar balance
- WE DELIVER WORLDWIDE learn more
- FREE NZ DELIVERY When You Spend Over NZ$79, Or Just $4.50 Per Order
- EARN BONUS Reward Points With Every Order learn more
- 30 DAYS HASSLE FREE RETURN SERVICE learn more


text:
Peter's boss Hughes informs Peter, Neal and Diana that Neal's old rival Matthew Keller, they put behind bars and who just was sentenced to 20 years, contacted the Department of Justice claiming he has information critical to national security. Though they doubt Keller has real information, Hughes wants them to talk to Keller who specifically asked for Neal and Peter.
Peter and Neal visit Keller in prison. After starting a new game of chess with Neal, Keller tells them that he wants to make a deal because he doesn't want to be moved to Barksdale. It's not only less comfortable, but also a problem because of the imprisoned Russian mob there because Keller has a seven-figure debt with them. Keller offers them information on a maker of forged passports in Caffrey quality in exchange for staying in his current cell. Keller's transfer is already scheduled, but Peter promises to see what he can do if Keller's information pans out. Keller appreciates Peter's candor and tells them to look up Jason Lang.
When Peter gets ready to leave home for work, he gets angry with himself when realizes he forgot to pick up the dry cleaning the other night. He never wanted to become that kind of husband. It upsets him even more that Elizabeth picked the cry cleaning herself assuming he would forget about it anyways. Even though she tells him it's okay, he wants her to criticize him. Halfhearted, She gives in which scares their dog Satchmo. They stop their fight without resolving it.
Neal meets with Mozzie to discuss Keller's motives. Mozzie wants to know if they can trust Peter not to keep Keller at Hawthorne, his current location, an Neal tells him that Keller's transfer is scheduled later that day. Anyways, Neal is on his way to the FBI office to check out the information Keller gave them. Mozzie is worried Keller could once again use Kate to get to Neal, but Neal assures him that he is over Kate and that the information about forged passports won't keep Keller at Hawthorne.
At the office, Peter shows Neal what he found out. The name Keller gave them, Jason Lang, belongs to a forger turned photographer. He is also Keller's former partner who shot Keller when their job went south. Neal wants to move on to the next case, but Peter tells him that their boss Hughes still wants them to check out Jason Lang.
On their way to Lang, the two get to talk about Peter's fight with Elizabeth that morning. Peter is disappointed with himself that he has become a constant disappointment for his wife. He adds that he didn't call her "hon" that morning which is their abbreviation for "I love you." Neal suggests to call Elizabeth right away to say "hon" to her, and Peter agrees to do so after they visited Lang.
Peter and Neal enter Lang's studio and interrupt Lang's photo session to talk to him about the passport forgeries. When Lang receives a phone call, Neal tells Peter that Lang owns just the right equipment to forge American passports which will be enough to get a search warrent. When Peter wants to question Lang about his equipments, Lang runs. Peter tells Neal to stay there while he chases after Lang. Neal doesn't stay but runs out to cut Lang's way off. However, Neal is too late to help and has to watch Peter run into a setup. One of Lang's men holds Peter at gunpoint while Lang tells him to drop his cell and his weapon and to get into the waiting van. The van takes off and Peter's cell starts ringing. Neal takes the call. It's Keller who tells Neal to play or Peter will die.
Lang and his men put Peter in a cell they built into a warehouse. When Lang and Peter are alone, Peter tries to convince Lang to make a deal with him, but Lang tells him he trusts Keller more than an agent because he has seen too many agents coming into his life and making his life harder than it is. When Peter tries to tell him that Keller is just using him and he will probably end up in prison or dead, Lang gets angry and shoots a mannequin and tells him "no more deals."
Meanwhile, Neal visits Keller in prison. Keller wants Neal to pay off his debt with the Russians after Peter did not stop the transfer. He owes them $2.5 million and Neal has to tell him he doesn't have the money anymore. However, Keller reminds Neal that he acquired something that valuable a few years ago and gives him three hours to find it before he is transfered. After his conversation with Keller, Neal calls Diana to tell her what happened to Peter.
Hughes gives orders to do all they can to find Peter, then he asks Neal about Keller's motives. Neal tells him that Keller is behind Peter's kidnapping and that he asked for $2.5 million to pay off the Russians. However, Hughes informs Neal that they don't negotiate with kidnappers and that they will get to Lang and Keller eventually. They also know that Keller wants to stay at Hawthorne, but since it's one of his requests, they arranged his transfer nevertheless. Hughes asks Diana to stay with Neal and then he assures Neal that they will bring Peter home safely if he lets them do their job.
When he has left the meeting, Neal receives a call from Mozzie who tells him someone called him to give him place and time for a meeting. Neal asks Mozzie to meet him with a hammer at Madison Square Park in half an hour. Before he ends the call, Neal watches Elizabeth enter the office.
Hughes tells Elizabeth that they all the agents are looking for her husband before he excuses himself. When he is gone, Elizabeth asks Neal about Keller. Neal tells her that Keller is a chess player who would have thought about the manhunt that is going down right now. So she asks Neal to do whatever there is to do to bring Peter back.
When Diana is walking Neal home, she is unhappy to find out that Neal has planned another stop, but Neal convinces her that he has to play along with Keller to get a lead on Peter so she agrees to give Neal an hour.
Neal meets with Mozzie in the park. He tells Mozzie it's the place where Kate and he used to come and reveals that he was planning to propose to Kate. Then he takes one of the hammers Mozzie brought and gets the engagement ring he hid on the finger of one of the statues there. Mozzie recognizes the ring which is worth enough to pay off Keller's Russian mob. Neal reveals he was holding on to it because he didn't want to lose hope. Mozzie asks him if he really wants to give the ring away, but Neal tells him that "keeping Peter alive is more important than holding a candle for someone who isn't."
Meanwhile, Peter who is handcuffed discovers the safety pin from the dry cleaning. He carefully takes the pin and tries to unlock his handcuffs. One of Lang's men comes in to tell Lang that Neal is on his way to the exchange. Lang asks if he talked to Ridgefield and his man answers that the transfer's in motion. Before Lang leaves, Peter asks him about Ridgefield who happens to be the security firm that's responsible for Keller's transfer. Peter figures that they will use whatever Neal gives them to pay off Ridgefield to let Keller escape during the transfer. However, Lang tells Peter that he doesn't care that Peter overheard them and Peter realizes they are going to kill him.
Mozzie goes to see Elizabeth. He tells her that Neal is striking a deal to get Peter home. Before he leaves, he leaves Elizabeth a listening device so she can hear what the agents who are stationed in her house hear when they hear it and doesn't have to wait for them to tell her.
Neal meets with Lang to make the exchange. However, Neal wants a proof of life before he gives Lang the ring. He even walks away from the table, until Lang gives in and allows Neal to ask Peter one question he will text his accomplice who will text them Peter's answer. Neal asks for the cellphone number he was using the first time Peter caught him. After Peter's answer, Neal hands over the ring.
After the exchange, Neal meets again with Diana who is upset he gave them the ring, but didn't get Peter. Meanwhile, Neal uses the numbers Peter gave him to decrypt a Peter's message which says "no transfer." Diana calls Jones who is with the transfer immediately to tell him about Peter's warning. However, when Jones radios the drivers, they start the escape. Keller and his accomplice get away.
After Lang has returned, Peter tries once again to unsettle him and tries to convince Lang that Keller will turn against him. He gets Lang angry who gets near the cell and when Peter has opened his handcuffs with the help of the pin, he quickly runs to Lang and knocks him out.
At the office, Hughes tells Diana and Neal off for making an exchange against his order. Before Neal leaves the office, Jones receives a call from Peter who got to Lang's cellphone. He asks for Neal to help him escape the cell before Lang wakes up or Keller arrives. Neal tells him how to short the power on the locking mechamism using his cellphone battery. When Peter is about to proceed, they locate the cellphone and Hughes tells him to stay on the line until the team arrives. However, Lang slowly regains consciousness and Peter disconnects the phone. A few moments later, Peter calls back. He got out and is holding Lang at gunpoint.
They arrive at Peter's location and take Lang into custody. Unfortunately, Keller didn't show. Peter wants to give Neal the ring back, but before he hands it over, he asks if it was stolen. Neal replies it was never reported stolen, but admits that it doesn't belong to him and suggests that Peter contacts the Scotland Royal Museum about it.
Outside the building, Elizabeth already waits for Peter. Meanwhile, Keller calls Neal to tell him he saw the surprise party, but couldn't make it. He adds he couldn't have escaped without his help and suggests to call it a draw. Before he hangs up, he tells Neal that he is starting to sound like a lawman.


text:
A unique place for women in business just like you.View Pearls Of Wisdom
Boost Your Confidence At Work!
What to Wear to Boost your Confidence at Work Do you want to feel more confident at work? Then it's worth thinking carefully about what you wear to the office each day. Powerful and assured business women rarely look dishevelled, and this is no coincidence. Investing in your appearance sends a positive message about who […]
Winter is Well and Truly Here!
Winter is firmly upon us. That means snow, ice and plummeting temperatures. It also means that dressing for work in your heels and low cut blouse is firmly out of the question. It's the time of the year when you can expect some sort of weather challenge every single day. The good news is, with […]
Style Guide: Your Work to Wine Bar Look
Choosing what to wear to the office is difficult enough in the mornings, but what happens when you've got a post-work social event thrown in to? Finding something which is both work-appropriate and suitable enough for a few evening drinks is a challenge, but wouldn't life be boring without a challenge every now and then? […]


text:
Category: Art and Entertainment, Feminism, Girls, Great Women, WMC
WMC Women's Media Awards Photos
| December 5, 2011
Check out our Facebook album to see these and more pictures featuring our many supporters from Wednesday night's Women's Media Awards: Arianna Huffington, Sheryl Sandberg, Business Media Award Recipient Maggie Wilderotter, Carol Jenkins Young Journalist Award Recipient Yanique Richards, and many more! For a run-down of the evening, read Marianne Schnall's WMC Exclusive on the event. (Photo credit: Jenny Warburg, WMC Photojournalist)


text:
Secret Superstar: Lawrence Jackson, Detroit Lions
Secret Superstar: Lawrence Jackson, Detroit Lions
It wasn't so long ago that the Detroit Lions were the laughing stock of the NFL. A winless season, drafting first round receivers for fun, and, of course, Matt Millen.
Eventually though, if you keep at it you're luck is going to turn around. So, with the introduction of Jim Schwartz and a new way of doing things, the Lions began to rebuild. Year one brought wins, and year two brought competitiveness and further improvement. And what was at the heart of this?
An invigorated defensive line.
The 2010 off season captured imaginations with the selection of Ndamukong Suh in the draft, but lets not forget about the trade for Corey Williams and the free agent pick-up of Kyle Vanden Bosch. Those players joined Cliff Avril in a starting line that would go on to make quarterbacks' lives miserable, getting up field as quick as a hiccup.
But they weren't the only ones making an impression, there was another – the Lions' Secret Superstar, Lawrence Jackson.
Old Coach, No Chance
When Pete Carroll took over in Seattle you thought things could be looking up for Jackson. 'LoJack' had been a four year starter under Carroll at USC, starting 51 of 52 games and earning two first team All-Pac 10 honors. Surely, if anyone knew what Jackson was capable of and could get the best out of him, it would be his college coach.
It wasn't as if Jackson had never shown potential in the NFL. Granted, his rookie season was rough, picking up just 17 quarterback disruptions, but in year two he hinted at the talent that made him a first round pick for the Seahawks. In Week 2 against San Francisco, he picked up two sacks and a pressure in limited action and throughout the year he looked like a competent run defender. His 22 total pressures didn't set the world on fire, but it was an improvement (in less playing time) than his debut season.
With some demonstrable improvement and his old college coach coming in, LJ would surely get at a chance to prove himself heading into the magical year three of his NFL career. Wrong. In a somewhat surprising move, the former Trojan was traded away for just a 6th round pick.
If that wasn't a message that Jackson wasn't cut out for the NFL, then what would be?
New Town, New Chance
While we can only imagine Jackson's disappointment, he still had a job to do for Detroit. His new problem was being buried on the depth chart. Buried behind Avril. Buried behind Vanden Boch. Even buried behind Turk McBride.
It was no surprise that he saw little action in the first half of the season. In Weeks 1-9, he got on the field for a massive 49 snaps. Not exactly the kind of sample size you could really assess a performance on. The guy who had impressed so much in college was all of a sudden a forgotten man.
Fortunately though, fate can sometimes lend a helping hand and an opportunity presented itself when Avril had to miss the trip to Buffalo. The man discarded by Seattle responded by picking up a sack and a pressure, but it was work in run defense that really stood out. Time and again he got the better of Mansfield Wrotto and Jackson finished the day with five defensive stops.
Quite the effort on only 31 snaps, and to show it wasn't a flash in the pan he got to the quarterback twice against Dallas a week later. We could go and praise each individual game for the rest of the season (minus the week 16 encounter with Miami) as Jackson really started to find his feet in Detroit. Particular highlights include a pair of three-QB-disruption days against Green Bay and Tampa Bay, and five in the finale against Minnesota.
Not earth-shattering numbers, but as part of a rotation his consistent production was valuable over the final eight weeks of the season. What's more, Jackson more than held up in run support and finished 28th among 4-3 defensive ends in stops – remarkable in that everyone who finished higher played at least 200 more defensive snaps.
It would be wrong to assume that a strong finish to the season means Jackson is destined to completely fulfill his draft stock. He has still yet to get more than 25 total quarterback disruptions in a season, and for the time being his position on the depth chart makes playing time hard to come by. But the talent that got him drafted so high is starting to shine through. Bryant McKinnie found this out while being beaten for a sack and two pressures to close the season, and more tackles could be about to find out next year.
Then the secret will be well and truly out of the bag.


text:
- About
- Making a Will
- For Charities
- For Solicitors
For more than 100 years, people like you have been supporting Mater, enabling Mater to provide generations of Queenslanders with exceptional care.
Mater clinicians treat more than 500 000 patients each year across seven hospitals. Today, patients come from all over Australia to receive specialist care at Mater. Through the work of Mater Research, and the close collaboration between scientists and clinicians, Mater is also doing its part to improve the outcomes for patients facing life-threatening and life-changing diseases.
By partnering with Mater you are joining a leading healthcare institution which is still committed to the values of providing compassionate care to the sick and needy.
Your support will help Mater deliver the best possible care to many people, like the hour old-baby who can't breathe on its own, the grandfather diagnosed with cancer, and the critically ill mother who has been flown in from regional Queensland.
It will also help fund life-saving medical research into diseases like cancer, diabetes and heart disease that could one day save lives in your community, around Australia and even the world.
By supporting Mater you are having a direct impact on people's lives and helping to shape the face of healthcare for future generations.
Hilary Clarke
07 3163 8000
580 Stanley Street,
South Brisbane
Queensland, 4101


text:
Daniela Rus's Robotic Sand
History holds lessons, even for those designing futuristic robots. Daniela Rus, a computer scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, found inspiration in Michelangelo's statue of David. "David came out of the marble, and we thought we could also make things appear out of a block," she says.
That germ of an idea inspired Rus, a 2002 recipient of the MacArthur "genius" award, to begin work on a project that will eventually allow someone to reach into a bag of sand and pull out any device or structure imaginable. It's like Harry Potter meets The Matrix, since the "bag of sand" is actually a collection of tiny robots. The robots can sense their neighbors, receive commands, and attach to each other to form objects.
The idea is that workers—especially those in remote or extreme conditions, such as scientists in Antarctica—could leave behind bulky toolboxes and instead bring along the high-tech sand. When a tool is needed, whether it be an adjustable wrench or a screw, they could toss a small model of the object into a bag containing a clump of sand or transmit electronic blueprints to it. The smart sand grains would communicate with one another and magnetically form into the shape within seconds. Once the tool is no longer needed, the sand could be reused. "This could have a dramatic impact on building and manufacturing of complex devices," says Robert Wood, founder of the Harvard Microrobotics Laboratory.
The project has a long way to go, but Rus, 48, already has a working prototype. At this point she has about 50 robotic blocks. They're relatively large—about two-fifths of an inch on a side—but she's gotten them to form geometric shapes. Since the components are programmable, she can also create small humanoid figures that eventually should be able to move. Her current research focuses on making the robotic blocks much smaller by shrinking the magnet and electronics that each contains.
Rus developed a passion for robots watching the sci-fi TV series Lost in Space while growing up in Romania. "I loved the robot," she says. "The fact that there was a machine that could interact with you, and that could give you a warning—as a child, you get fascinated." When her family emigrated to the U.S. in the 1980s, Rus followed in her father's footsteps and studied computer science. Her Ph.D. thesis at Cornell University focused on how robotic hands manipulate objects. At MIT she decided "to democratize access to robots" and, along with the high-tech sand, is building technology that would let non-roboticists design robots for specialized tasks, such as clearing a blocked drain.
Robots that help with everyday tasks already grace the building where Rus works. Several water a small tomato garden, and another named Shady crawls along a glass wall holding a little umbrella to keep the glare off researchers' computer screens. Older robots sit unused in Rus's office, including one that can organize papers into neat piles. "Given the state my desk is in, I should use it," she says.


text:
CableTV.com Recommends DIRECTV for your TV service
It shouldn't be hard to find the best TV service provider in your neighborhood. Independent consumer surveys collected data to help you evaluate the cable companies and other television services available in your area. And, of all the satellite TV and cable companies in Lyndon Station, WI, research ranks DIRECTV as the best option.
The majority of major networks are available just about anywhere. But even similar packages offered in neighboring cities often feature different local programming compared to TV packages in Lyndon Station. That's why finding the best cable company in Lyndon Station, WI is about more than price. If you want to be sure to catch your favorite shows and sporting events—like and Green Bay Packers games—a premier package is the way to go. With all the data we make available on CableTV.com, we make it a breeze to browse packages offered by the highest rated providers available in Lyndon Station. Quickly compare their programming, special features, and more—all in one place!
Looking for a cable company in Lyndon Station, WI that offers both reliable service and superior customer support? CableTV.com makes it easy! We take these important factors into consideration when evaluating TV providers, thereby reducing the chance you'll have problems with your service and ensuring you'll have the support of knowledgeable professionals if you ever do.


text:
K.Vee.Shanker. from India writes:
The option for displaying desktop wallpaper is absent in Windows 7 starter. Is there any way I can still display wallpapers in my system?
There are six different editions of Windows 7 currently available, though not all versions are available for retail sale. Although most editions of Windows 7 offer many of the same features, Windows 7 Starter is a barebones version of the OS that may be too limited for some users.
Windows 7 Starter is typically only found on netbooks and smaller laptop computers. The mindset behind the starter edition is that it offers a low-cost option for manufacturers to preinstall on netbooks, which are computers specifically designed for Internet browsing, word processing and other basic tasks. These computers have less powerful processors and may not come with as much memory as more powerful computers. Because Windows 7 Starter is less feature-rich and requires less memory and processing speed, it is a perfect match for these computers.
What's Missing from Windows 7 Starter Edition
One of the main differences users will notice when using Windows 7 Starter Edition is that the desktop graphic is not modifiable. Users are stuck with the Windows logo that comes with the program. Although this is not the only limitation of Windows 7 Starter, it is one that many people may lament since the ability to customize colors and backgrounds has been around for so long.
Windows 7 Starter does not support the use of multiple monitors, either, so users must rely on the laptop screen alone. Some users may consider this a huge inconvenience, since netbook screens are often quite small. DVD playback is also not allowed on Windows 7 Starter, so users cannot use their netbooks or small laptops as portable DVD players. Additionally, Windows 7 Starter users cannot watch recorded TV or stream media from a home computer via Remote Media Streaming.
Alternatives to Windows 7 Starter Edition
There are a couple of options for those who are not happy with the limitations imposed by Windows 7 Starter. Which option you choose will depend on exactly why you're unhappy with the OS. Users who want the ability to watch DVDs, stream media or connect to larger monitors should upgrade to a more powerful edition of Windows 7, such as Home Premium, Home Basic or Professional. Users who want to upgrade to a different version of Windows 7 can do so using the Anytime Upgrade program available through Microsoft's website.
Before purchasing an upgrade, Windows 7 Starter users should confirm that their computers can handle a more powerful edition. Some Windows 7 editions are 64-bit and require more processing power and memory, which may slow down netbooks and smaller, inexpensive laptops.
For users who are okay with the limitations of Windows 7 Starter, but who want the ability to customize their desktop, there is at least one plug-in available online. Since the plug-in was not developed by Microsoft, there is no guarantee that it will work and won't cause any other problems with your operating system, but downloading a plug-in may be an option if you just want to customize your desktop. You can find the plug-in by searching Google for "how to change the desktop in Windows 7 Starter".
Be warned though: the downloads you find are not authorized by Microsoft and may contain viruses, so do this at your own risk!
Hope that helps!
~Chad Stetson


text:
|Half Baths
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|2 nights
Nature lover's paradise sleeps 6. Relax in this private yet convenient, fully equipped 3 bedroom 1 1/2 bath country escape. Just minutes from historic Milford, PA and steps to 70,000 federal acres of nature at its best. Enjoy hiking, skiing, Delaware river trips, horseback riding, fishing, hunting, and more only 11/2 hours from NYC. The stone patio overlooking the ponds and waterfall is an ideal spot to grill up a fresh caught catfish from the stocked pond. The perfect getaway. Every window in this country classic, features a beautiful nature view. The living room has a cozy fireplace, wood floors and a modern entertainment center. The kitchen has a commercial stove with griddle for the gourmet in the group. Just bring the wine. We are a child friendly place and will consider your well behaved dog.
Beautiful, clean, old farmhouse with lots of character and great amenities! Loved the fireplace, Jamie's collection of music, and awesome sound system. Beautiful bedrooms and very comfy beds. We really enjoyed our stay!
We enjoyed our stay at this farmhouse! Jamie was very easy to get in touch with and came to greet us when we arrived. He was really friendly and informative. The town of Milford has everything you need and some good places to eat. Its an easy 10 or so minute drive away. Supermarket, pharmacy, liquor stores, shopping and restaurants from a casual diner to expensive fancy. The house was clean and pretty and full of so many interesting books & antiques. The views out of every window were BEAUTIFUL. The waterfall on the property can be heard from the bedrooms facing that side. There was a pretty man-made waterfall, a nice koi pond where our son fed the fish, a picnic table and fire pit outside. A swing on the front porch, and a stocked kitchen. Its side by side with a horse farm and there were 3 beautiful horses out there, we woke up to the view of them outside our window in the morning. We took this trip to visit some nature and waterfalls in the area, both Dingman's Falls and George W. Childs park were VERY close! (Dingman's Falls was more toddler friendly!) All in all, we enjoyed the house, it was conveniently located if you dont mind driving a little. The area was gorgeous and full of beautiful views and nature, deer and streams and all that good stuff. Would absolutely recommend a visit to this farmhouse and its awesome views!
As soon as we entered in the house, the expression came out from us was " what a beautiful, wonderful house it is". As our stay progressed the statement about the house held true infact, the joy and fun has increased as the moments passed in this house. Wonderful view, waterfall magical sound, fully loaded amenities, beautiful outdoor fireplace. It was truely, fun filled, memorable experience.
My wife and I had a lovely stay at the farmhouse. We each had a week off from work, so we spent a few nights at this house in the Poconos. Jamie was very quick to meet us, and even gave us a dozen fresh eggs from his chickens (raised at a different location), and then otherwise he let us be. The eggs were much appreciated, as the kitchen has an excellent stove and we made plenty of use of it. We also made plenty of use of the fireplace, the stereo system, and the comfortable leather couches. Basically, what we wanted from this brief vacation was to relax, read, and stay in a house that's a little nicer than our own home; mission accomplished. As a bonus, there are hikes that we could walk to from the house, and plenty more a short drive away. The only minor complaint we had was that the house is not very well sealed from ladybugs--but they're harmless, so it wasn't much of an issue. I definitely intend to stay again in the near future.
Every year we go away for the Christmas holidays with our two young daughters and my 70-something parents, for a multi-generational getaway from the hectic life in the city and some special, atmospheric "downtime". This year we were fortunate to come across this absolutely wonderful, charming, cozy farmhouse during our search for the perfect home away from home for the holidays. We already had a positive feel for the home, both from the pictures on the website and the glowing reviews from others that had stayed there previously. Still, we were very pleasantly surprised at how truly wonderful and special the home is. Just this morning, I woke up to read by the fireplace, watch the sunrise through the forest across the street, with horses grazing just outside the picture window. We were particularly happy and surprised to find wonderful hiking trails almost immediately in the vicinity -- some just across the street (literally), and others just down the road which included a gorgeous hike through forest, by a lake, and ultimately to a gorge with cascading waterfalls and an old mill. The town of Milford and its charms and conveniences is just a 10 minute drive away so while we enjoyed the peace and quiet of country living, we also treated ourselves to some fine dining, and leisure time to browse the many antique shops and bookstores. Jamie, the owner, was a delightful host -- he was responsive and accommodating and helpful, even meeting us upon arrival in the middle of an absolute downpour to give us a brief tour of the house and with a welcoming fire ready to go in the fireplace. The house is full with wonderful antiques including an amazing collection of books. We are looking forward to our next stay to further explore and to relax in the beautiful home and surroundings. Overall -- an amazing experience and home and we can't recommend the home enough!
Beautiful home. My family enjoyed hanging out in every room of the house. My little ones loved to explore the grounds, and the fire pit was the perfect end to the night.
Firewood is provided for heating season. There is a stocked catfish pond on the property for fishing. 70,000 acre park at the end of the driveway with trails.
Nearest Golf: The Lynx at river bend golf club - 18.0 miles
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
My Standard Rate
2 night minimum stay
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


text:
OKARA, (The News): A blood thirsty father-in-law here late on Monday night ruthlessly killed six members of his daughter's family in a violent bid of restoring his "lost honor" five years after her marriage to a man she loved, Geo News reported.
As per sources, the tragedy came to pass in District Dipalpur's village "Tara Singh" when a savagely vengeful Shaukat Mayo abetted by his cronies shot dead his son-in-law, his own daughter, two grandchildren, and two of his son-in-law's brothers.
Details have it that the head of the deceased family, Tahir Sarwar, a resident of "Tara Singh", had run off with Mayo's daughter, Shahnaz, to live elsewhere leaving behind his murderously furious father-in-law burning in the fires of vengeance.
Sources said Shaukat, in order to restore his so-called lost honor, had sworn to kill the couple for bringing this traditional stigmatic shame to his family.
And he at last quenched his thirst for their blood when after five long years the unfortunate couple returned to their hometown thinking everything was going to be okay after Shahnaz's outraged family would look at the angelic faces of their grandchildren. Alas! they were too wrong to even live to regret it.
Using the darkness of the night, Mayo and his mercenaries attacked the house the victims were lodged in and neither his own daughter nor his grandchildren could stop him from massacring them in cold blood let alone make his hands tremble.
An unremorseful Mayo and his henchmen successfully made their gateway after making sure everyone in the house was dead. They have been declared outlaws since then, police said.
The police identifying the deceased as Tahir Sarwar, Shahnaz Tahir, Adnan Tahir (son), Ramish Tahir (daughter), Zahid (brother), and Nawaz (brother), have shifted the dead bodies to the hospital for autopsy.
Also registering a case the police have launched an investigation.


text:
RPM URBAN PRODUCTIONS Photographer
JeneelleModel Female Chicago, Illinois, US
My MM URL: http://www.modelmayhem.com/Jeneelle
Mayhem # 1718751
About MeFashion Business & PR student at Columbia College Chicago with a background in dance and figure skating. I take direction well and open to unique/artistic ideas for shoots. I have a love for fashion, art, and photography. I tend to work many Brand Ambassador and Promo modeling type jobs so it's always helpful and beneficial to build up my portfolio with interesting shots. Look in my "things i love" album for ideas of styles i like and the kind of direction i'd be interested to take as well.
I am always wiling to keep building my portfolio and continue to grow/learn so message me if interested in scheduling a shoot :)
Thank you!
Have you worked with Jeneelle? Add Credits for Jeneelle! >>
Credit NotesMVK #1329685
Conrad Castelo #412522
RPM URBAN PRODUCTIONS Photographer
Johnny Perkins Photographer
D Michael Photo Photographer
Angel Rift Photographer
twinn Photography Photographer
blue map model Photographer
Loading Content


text:
Sheryl Cunningham--Communication
What is the most important thing you want your students to know about writing?
Getting feedback from others is an important part of the writing process, but it's often difficult, especially for beginning writers, to understand how to implement useful feedback and discard feedback that isn't helpful. We learn how to revise over time and through practice. I think the strongest writers learn how to take in others' suggestions, but keep their own authorial voice-- a tricky balance.
What is your favorite assignment and why do you like it?
I teach a class that focuses on argumentation and in that class students write standpoint essays. Students are encouraged to think about what position they would argue when faced with a controversial issue, but also why they might argue in a particular kind of way. The assignment encourages reflection about argument, and this kind of reflection is something we see very little of in public discourse.
How would you describe yourself as a writer?
Quick drafter and slow reviser who sometimes talks myself out of my own arguments....but not until the third draft.
Other comments you'd like to make about writing at Wittenberg, or writing in general?
I like that we have writing intensive courses at Wittenberg and I think they help our students become better writers over time. Oh, and about titles: we need more sexy titles! I mean, would you rather read:
Paper One: Rhetorical Analysis
Apologia and the Iraq War: Why doesn't Hillary say "I'm sorry?"


text:
How Did They Access My Account?
Protect Against Fraud They Don't Need Your Actual Card!
You've received bad newsyour ATM, check card or credit card has been used fraudulently. But your card has been in your possession all alonghow could it have been used? Scam artists are continuously finding new ways to steal your personal and financial information, including credit card, ATM card, and check card informationand they no longer need the actual card to commit fraud against you.
How to Protect Yourself
(800) 632-4600
More phone numbers on Contacts page321171731
For electronic payments: More InfoThis credit union is federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA).Article: Provident... One of the Strongest Credit Unions in the Country © 2017 Provident Credit Union


text:
- Click thumbnails to view large -
In article "The Next Wave," designer Janie Myers featured an installation using Bermuda Hemp 5259 Lavender in a purple-hued TV room for a client. In article "Play Time," designer Stephen Shubel featured Metallic Paper Weave 3535 Silver in the dining room of a California cottage.
Featured designer:Featured products:
Janie Myers, Stephen Shubel


text:
« Local Home
Apex Dog and Cat Dentistry
Get Driving Directions
Save to Your Address Book
Nearby Listings:
- Mile High Dog Training, LLC and Pet Care Services
5.7 miles
- Cherry Knlls Veterinary Clinic
5.4 miles
- Southwest Veterinary Hospital
4.9 miles
- Mountain Aire Veteranary Clinc
5.1 miles
- Lucky Dog Day Care Inc
4.6 miles
Do you go to this place?» Save listing
» Add a review
Sniffing for more?See other:
» Veterinarians & Specialists» See all Englewood listings
» See all CO listings
Categories [ edit ]
Veterinarians & Specialists
"We provide the very highest level of specialty dental and oral care possible for your pet. Apex Dog and Cat Dentistry, located at the Veterinary Referral Center of Colorado (VRCC), is a progressive dentistry and oral surgery center that provides compassionate oral care for the veterinary patient. Dr. Don Beebe, is one of the few board-certified veterinary dental specialists and oral surgeons in the United States. He and his highly trained staff are dedicated to working closely with both the pet guardian and family veterinarian.
Since animals can't tell you when they have dental or oral disease, regular oral examinations are recommended. Dental disease can lead to infections, discomfort or pain, decreased quality of life, and difficulty controlling concurrent diseases like diabetes. Since Apex offers the most advanced treatment options available, you can be certain you are providing your pet with the best care. Ultimately, our goal is to help improve the comfort and quality of our patients' lives.
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this listing!


text:
Whiting, Fallon, Ross & Abel, LLP, devotes its practice exclusively to matrimonial matters, providing representation in all aspects of sophisticated and complex CA family law and domestic conflicts. We approach each case with knowledge and experience, compassion and attention to detail, recognizing that our clients are facing some of the most important decisions of their lives.
Whiting, Fallon, Ross & Abel, LLP, enjoys recognition as a leader in the field of matrimonial law in the San Francisco Bay Area. Since the firm was founded in 1981, our experienced California attorneys have earned a reputation as conscientious, skilled and ethical advocates. Each of the named partners is a Certified Family Law Specialist, certified by the State Bar of California, Board of Specialization, and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers.
Not only does the firm employ experienced case managers, paralegals and legal assistants, each of whom has had extensive training and experience in the practice of California family law, but also the firm has working relationships with business and vocational evaluators, accountants, appraisers, financial planners, tax experts, estate planners, investigators, mental health professionals, and other specialized experts.
Whether the venue of the proceedings is in the public courthouse or with a private judge, in litigation, mediation or a collaborative setting, in consultation or for second opinions, our attorneys are skilled strategists and fierce advocates. The firm provides the services and offers the resources of a large firm, yet still provides clients with the personal attention of a smaller firm at every step of the process so that the best possible outcome can be achieved.


text: The Canandaigua Police Dept. reports the arrest of David T. Flansburg, 31, of Canandaigua following a traffic stop on South Main Street. Flansburg was subsequently charged with felony driving while intoxicated, felony aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle in the first degree, consumption of alcohol in a motor vehicle, and several other minor vehicle and traffic offenses. Flansburg was addtionally charged with false personation after he initially provided the police with a false identity. Flansburg was processed and remanded to the Ontario County Jail where he will await arraignment.


text:
ART: TURNER SHORT LIST -- Two artists best known for a digital replica of a mountain bunker described as Osama bin Laden's last official address in Afghanistan were named as finalists yesterday for this year's Turner Prize, the prestigious British award to an artist under the age of 50, The Associated Press reported. Competing for the $72,000 prize to be announced on Dec. 6, the two artists, Ben Langlands and Nikki Bell, joined Jeremy Deller, creator of a mixed-media installation exploring Texas; Kutlug Ataman, known for video documentaries; and Yinka Shonibare, who uses African fabric for sculptural installations.
Led by Ozzy Osbourne, the British heavy metal pioneers Black Sabbath will reunite for the first time since 2001 to perform in the Ozzfest road show, beginning on July 10 in Hartford, a spokeswoman said yesterday. The band, with the guitarist Tony Iommi and the bassist Geezer Butler and the drummer Mike Bordin as the replacement for Bill Ward, will revisit hard-rock classics like ''War Pigs'' and ''Paranoid,'' Reuters reported. . . . The Jewish Museum in Berlin opened the largest German collection of accounts of Holocaust survivors yesterday. The 1,000 interviews, all in German or filmed in Germany, are part of a collection of more than 50,000 recorded in the last 10 years by the Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation established by the filmmaker Steven Spielberg, Agence France-Presse reported. . . . The Italian government has announced a $72 million project to put the Uffizi Gallery in Florence on a par with the Louvre and the British Museum by accelerating a $72 million project to double its display space by 2006, The Art Newspaper reported.Continue reading the main story


text:
Search over a million flights, hotels, packages and more
No Expedia cancellation fee to change or cancel almost any hotel reservation
Search over a million flights, hotels, packages and more
No Expedia cancellation fee to change or cancel almost any hotel reservation
Since you're in St. Cloud, why not fly from St. Cloud Regional? We've saved you some heartburn and listed some of the top flight deals for your home airport. Choose from trusted airlines, compare flight times and ticket prices, and be sure to note how close your hotel is to the top airports below.
Check for the cheapest flights to and from St. Cloud Regional – STC on Expedia by searching in our cheap airfare section. We offer year-round discount flights from STC to a broad range of destinations on a wide selection of airlines. Let Expedia help you find great deals on St. Cloud airfare and book your St. Cloud flights today to and from STC airport.
When flying from St. Cloud Regional (STC), give yourself plenty of time to make your flight because nothing's worse than running to catch your plane. Getting to the airport early lets you check into your flight, drop off your luggage, pass through the TSA checkpoint, and leisurely arrive at your terminal gate with time to spare.
Before you head to the airport though, check your flight time. Check your flight status at STC to determine if there are any changes in your itinerary. Once you've confirmed your STC flight status, many airlines recommend you arrive at the airport at least two hours early for domestic flights and three hours prior to international flights.
When you have a flight from St. Cloud Regional (STC), take advantage of the various transportation options available. If you've bribed your friend to drive you the airport, use the convenient curbside drop-off or the short-term parking at STC. Alternatively, if you prefer to drive yourself, the airport provides safe and secure long-term parking for your vehicle during your trip. Furthermore, you'll find rental car and taxi services at the airport offering easy and reliable transportation.
Browse the most popular US domestic flight destinations from St. Cloud airport.
Browse popular international flights from St. Cloud, STC airport.
St. Cloud Regional, also known by IATA (International Air Transport Association) code STC and ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) code KSTC, offers flights from multiple airline carriers to many popular global destinations. Above you'll find some useful information about St. Cloud's airport that can help you in planning your next trip. Expedia offers flights from STC airport on multiple airline carriers, and makes it easy and affordable for you to book low cost St. Cloud flights.
Expedia offers amazing deals on flights around the world. Find Pattaya Flight and feel confident that your online booking experience will be fast and easy.
With tens of thousands of hotels to choose from including Cheap Las Vegas Hotels you will always find the best place to stay on Expedia.


text:
Acrylic Manifold Integrates Precision Norgren Components
Friday, 2nd March 2012
Light weight integrated fluidic platforms reduce footprint, improve reliability for over 75 years.
Acrylic manifolds from Norgren Life Sciences enable OEMs to reduce instrument size and weight and improve reliability in medical, analytical and diagnostic devices by integrating precision fluidic control components in a single sub-assembly. Using a manifold instead of discrete components can minimize overall packaging, eliminate potential leak paths and dramatically reduce internal dead volume. Norgren manifolds can accommodate a high density of fluidic circuits and complex multi-directional flow paths, allowing the complete integration of all system components in one compact unit.
Norgren's thermal bonding technology for building acrylic manifolds results in superior optical clarity with no distortion even through multiple layers. The material is inert and can be used with liquid or gas media. Internal features can be incorporated such as mixing chambers, reservoirs, flow cells, heaters, conductivity tabs, and viewing windows.
Norgren also supplies a full range of precision components including syringes, fittings, valves, pressure regulators, restrictors and filters. This allows Norgren to offer custom design and assembly of components and manifolds into application-specific integrated fluidic platforms.
Call 860-677-0272 to find out how to put Norgren acrylic manifolds and precision components to work in your application.