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Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix Cityscape
Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix Cityscape
Hotel Guest Rating: 9.2/10
2 East Jefferson Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004
Welcome to the Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix Cityscape
An outdoor pool three stories up, a swanky restaurant and spacious, modern rooms are prime attractions at the pet-friendly Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix CityScape, conveniently located in downtown Phoenix.
Hotel Features
This contemporary, 10-story luxury hotel has 242 non-smoking rooms with Wi-Fi, flat-panel TVs, mp3-player docking stations and mini-fridges. Relax on Italian linens in your animal-print bathrobe. Swim in the year-round outdoor pool on the third floor or enjoy complimentary use of a fitness center adjacent to the hotel. Sample breakfast, lunch, dinner and an extensive wine list at Blue Hound Kitchen & Cocktails, which also provides 24-hour room service, and raise a glass at the wine hour each evening. Additional amenities: in-room spa services, overnight laundry/dry cleaning and garage and valet parking. Your dog stays free at the Palomar, which provides food and water bowls and a map of canine-friendly walks in the area.
Hotel Location
The hotel is part of CityScape, a three-block residential, retail and office development in downtown Phoenix. Chase Field, the Phoenix Convention Center and the Phoenix Symphony are all less than a mile from the Palomar. The University of Arizona and Arizona State's Phoenix campuses are also a mile away, and Encanto Golf Course is three miles north. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport is six miles east.
Guest Favorites
The Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix CityScape's well-appointed and ultramodern rooms, extensive amenities and restaurant create a luxurious experience for guests enjoying Phoenix's sights and delights.
Kimpton Hotel Palomar Phoenix Cityscape Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- 24-hour room service
- Accessible facilities
- Accessible parking
- Accessible room
- Air conditioning
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Alarm clock
- ATM/Cash machine
- Baby sitting
- Bell staff/porter
- Business center
- Cable television
- Catering services
- Child programs
- Children welcome
- CNN available
- Color television
- Complimentary coffee in lobby
- Complimentary shoeshine
- Concierge desk
- Conference facilities
- Connecting rooms
- Continental breakfast
- Dry cleaning
- Elevators
- ESPN available
- Fax service
- Full american breakfast
- Full service housekeeping
- Hairdryer
- Handicap rooms
- Health club
- Heated pool
- Housekeeping - daily
- Indoor parking
- Interior corridors
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Laundry/Valet service
- Lounges/bars
- Massage services
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking
- Non-smoking rooms (generic)
- On-site business center
- On-Site parking
- Outdoor pool
- Parking
- Parking fee managed by hotel
- Pets allowed
- Photocopy center
- Pool
- Premium movie channels
- Public address system
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Safe deposit box
- Security
- Telephone
- Valet parking
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Wakeup service
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Hotel Information
Kimpton Hotels considers 10 or more rooms a group. Kimpton Hotels reserves the right to cancel 10 or more rooms booked online. Please contact the hotel directly if booking 10 or more rooms.Cash is not an accepted form of payment for the deposit.Guests under the age of 18 can only check in with a parent or official guardian. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Hellnotes reviews Marlow
Hellnotes recently reviewed the Arcana title Marlow and loved it! You can red a sampling of it below, but be sure to CLICK HERE to read the full review.
There are more twists and turns in this issue, and it lends itself to all the immediacy of a film, having a very cinematic quality in that you'll be so surprised by the time that you're done as the story tends to fly by, but has a satisfying resolution. The artwork in both issues is excellent, and again, it's always nice to encounter works of zombie fiction that do things a little differently and give a unique hook.
To order a copy of Marlow, keep reading!
Diamond Code: SEP118014
Arcana Project Site: http://www.arcana.com/view_title.php?id=63
Written By: Aaron Nelson
Art By: Dario Carrasco
Marlow is a zombie story inspired by Joseph Conrad's "Heart of Darkness". It's about one man's journey into the darkness of his soul, and his discovery that perhaps we're all zombies. Marlow is an ex-Marine caught in a dilemma impossible to solve: commit atrocious acts for a global corporation in order to receive medicine that keeps him from reverting to a zombie state, or walk away and suffer the fate of becoming some terrible creature. Struggling with his fears of his affliction and the monster he might become, Marlow abandoned his wife and young daughter, losing his dignity and freedom as he chose a nihilistic life. It is only during this journey told in the story that Marlow realizes that perhaps by avoiding suffering he has become like the zombies he so fears to become and that the only way out is to suffer his fate and become one. "Marlow is a zombie tale about suffering and its part in our humanity, and, in that sense, not about zombies at all.

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Once Again, Fox's "Straight News" Echoes Glenn Beck, Rather Than Actual News
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Martha MacCallum led off the 10 a.m. hour of America's Newsroom today with super-scary news that necessitated a Fox News Alert: "The headline this morning, folks, is that inflation is starting to rear its ugly head in America."
"Take a look at this," MacCallum said. "Very significant. Up 1.1 percent in the Producer Price Index. Usually you get a move, you know, in the tenths of a percent. That's a pretty decent move in prices in December." She continued: "Higher energy costs and higher food costs, so that adds up to one thing: that's a confirmation that there is inflation, which people have been fearing for quite some time. We're now actually seeing inflation kicking in."
That is wrong.
From the Associated Press' article on the Producer Price Index report for December:
Wholesale prices in December posted their biggest increase in nearly a year, lifted by more expensive energy and food costs. But most other prices were largely well behaved, suggesting inflation isn't spreading through the economy.
The Producer Price Index, which measures price changes before they reach consumers, rose 1.1 percent in December, the Labor Department reported Thursday. That was up from a 0.8 percent rise in November and was the largest increase since January 2010.
But outside the volatile energy and food categories, all other prices rose just 0.2 percent, down from a 0.3 percent rise in November. That lower reading on "core" prices indicates that inflation isn't breaking out.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke predicts inflation won't be a problem for the economy this year.
MacCallum had it completely backward. She said that higher energy and food costs "add up to one thing: that's a confirmation that there is inflation." In fact, setting aside the highly variable prices of energy and food shows that inflation is not occurring.
If this sounds familiar, it's probably because Glenn Beck has been relentlessly fearmongering about inflation for years, and recently, he has used increases in food and energy prices to bolster his case. Economists have explained why Beck's pronouncements are nonsense:
[A]ccording to Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman, these claims don't add up.
"Commodity prices are very variable -- they soared in 2007-8, probably in large part because of Chinese demand, plunged in 2008-9, thanks to a global slump, and have now recovered most but not all the losses," said Krugman. "They really tell you nothing about underlying inflation, which has been steadily declining."
And now we have Martha MacCallum repeating his nonsense. That follows a pattern in which Fox's "straight news" reports -- which Fox has eagerly sought to distinguish from its "opinion" programming -- amplify the crazy smears and activist agenda that Beck presents on his show.
Even Fox News' sister network, Fox Business, got this one right, and it's not exactly a paragon of accuracy. Here's Ashley Webster, mere seconds before MacCallum's report on Fox News:
WEBSTER: We also got reports on wholesale inflation and the trade deficit in December. Producer prices rising 1.1 percent. That was above estimates, but core inflation, which strips out the volatile food and energy prices, was in line.
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Six more people are dead in the third straight day of fighting in Somalia's capital Mogadishu. At least 80 people have been killed since Monday. The fighting follows an attack by al-Shabab militants on a hotel in Mogadishu yesterday which killed several Somali lawmakers and other guests.
Somalia has been in a state of perpetual turmoil since the collapse of the central government in 1991. Officials in Somalia conceded that the African Union peacekeepers were keeping the government alive.
The New York Times' East Africa bureau chief Jeffrey Gettleman, reporting from Nairobi on the violence, says, "What we're seeing is a real weakening of the government where they cannot even protect their own people, their own lawmakers in their own zone of control. This attack was probably planned to show exactly how weak this government is."


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I'm using a combination of black iron and copper to pipe out my new KA6.
Are dielectric unions required between the iron & copper? As best as I can determine from a search on the Web they are not needed on boiler piping but I'd like to understand why not.
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German Shepherd Dog Forums (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/)
- Health Issues (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/health-issues/)
- - Itchy Skin (http://www.germanshepherds.com/forum/health-issues/417522-itchy-skin.html)
Itchy Skin
My GSD has recently been itching like crazy, to the point were he's loosing fur. We used to live in Germany and he had no problems there, but once we moved to Florida he started itching like crazy. I give him baths every month and let him swim at the beach weekly. I feed him normal Pedigree dog food. I also checked whether there are any fleas and ticks. His shots are also up-to-date. Any Suggestions? Thanks!
I'd switch to a high quality - non-grain food and treats:
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FROMM'S FOUR STAR (grain free): Four-Star Gourmet Recipes for dogs - Fromm Family Foods Internet locator: Internet Retailers - Fromm Family Foods
Bravo Bonus Bites: are 100% all meat, and made from all natural, antibiotic-free, grain free meats and organ meat protein sources.
Example: "Dry Roasted" Buffalo Liver: Ingredients Grass-fed buffalo liver.
"Freeze Dried Treats" - Venison Liver: Ingredients Grass-fed venison liver.
Bravo Training Treats: Made from 100% muscle and organ meats and real Vermont Cheddar Cheese. Contain no grains, fillers or unnecessary additives of any kind.
Example: "Turkey Bites" - Ingredients: Turkey thigh meat.
Example: "Trail Mix" - Contains the following - Ingredients: Turkey Bites: turkey meat . Usually available at "Pet Supply Plus" chain stores. Find a location: Pet Supplies Plus : Home Page
Also, Oils are important for healthy skin.
Wholistic, Wild, Deep Sea Salmon Oil: The Wholistic Pet
Provides levels of both omega-3 and omega-6 essential fatty acids
Natural, pure oil is made only from wild, non-farmed salmon and stabilized with natural antioxidants
Helps to maintain a healthy skin and coat and promote strong immune, cardiovascular, and nervous systems
**Free of All Pollutants & Heavy Metals (Very important)
Coconut Oil: Add 1 tsp. of organic coconut oil for every 10 to 20 pounds of body weight to your dogs food. Besides promoting a good balance of organisms in the intestines, it has anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, and anti-viral properties and helps with itching!
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Or you can purchase Organic, Virgin, Non-GMO, NO Hexane from your local health food store.
If you do decide to switch food, wean slowly off of current food on to the new food to prevent gut upset. Same is true with the oils. Start with very small amounts and work up to recommended dosages.
Good Luck!
Agree with the better food choice. Also bathing monthly seems a little excessive for a GSD. Consider doing waterless baths in between full baths every 6-8 weeks. Over bathing can cause skin to dry out and become itchy. And you mentioned letting him swim at the beach weekly. Maybe the salt water is drying his skin out as well?
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Do you rinse the salt out of his coat after letting him swim in the ocean? Salt can definitely dry out skin and make it itchy. I don't think bathing monthly is too much if you are using a mild dog shampoo, what kind of shampoo are you using? And I agree with switching him to a better dog food, something with a higher fat content, and adding some fish oil capsules to his food certainly wouldn't hurt.
Hello Guys, Thanks for the quick response. I rinse the salt off of him once we get home from the beach, It depends which shampoo I use, but I mainly use Isle Of Dog Shampoo. I've been feeding him pedigree since he was eight weeks old and haven't had any problems, but I'll search for one with more fat. The weird thing is that he got itchy right when we moved to Florida. Should I put Anti-Histamine in his food?
I'd try salmon oil or coconut oil before antihistamines, and I agree with a better food.
What Moms said
And try and switch him to a better quality food, look for one with 'meal' as the first ingredient, eg chicken meal, lamb meal, beef meal etc.
I have had great success with coconut oil, it really does help them, look for an organic virgin coconut oil
I had a friend who lived in Florida and she told me that the ocean water gets these "flea's" and they bite you when you swim. Some times people are told not to even enter the water because of them.
I agree with every one about slowing the bathing down, rinsing after ocean swims and better quality food.
Please let us know how your puppy does.
Hi Guys, I just bot some fish oil and I'm adding antihistamine to his food. I'm looking for a better food, but I can't find the one I had in Germany. Any Suggestions on what food I should use? Thanks for all of the help!
Not to rock the boat here - but when you try two different things at one time - you do not know which item works - if you try the antihistamines for a week and you see some progress great but, if you try both you have no clue as to which item is helping.. I always would try something natural before medicating and I do not bath my dog that often. The oils in the skin or being dried from the ocean water and the bathing.
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Alright, so I made a big stink about it in another thread and said I'd do a write up. It's going to be more of a picture posting, but in my experience pictures are far more useful than words anyhow. They are big and numerous, so if you live in the stone age and have 56k, just hit the back button now.
My lower back was sore after driving normally. I have a rather huge butt compared to my 'lumbar' area, and the seats in my STi really have the opposite support (big bump for the butt, and nothing for the lumbar area).
I started by taking the whole 'grid' out of my seat. If you aren't familiar with the mod, it involves unhooking a springy grid support from your seat. There are three hooks on each side. I didn't want to just unhook one side which appears to be common. Please, if you do this, wrap a cloth around what you can when removing it. There are a lot of non-interior-friendly hooks to rip your seat otherwise. It wasn't much harder to just remove and put back in if needed, and doesn't risk ripping the seat. This really changed the feel of the seat, and I would recommend anybody do this before bending the grid around at all. It gives you an idea of what you have to work with. There is no longer that obnoxious butt bump, so you can now sit comfortably into the seat. The thrill of having side bolsters was there for a bit... until I realized they were angled out too much to help anyhow. And then I was left with a big bucket shaped seat. That also bugged my back, but on the upper part of my lumbar instead of the lower. I also felt like I was a hunchback.
A week later, I returned to this semi-evil grid. With pliers. Two big ones. I unbent the bottom two rows a bit, left the next one up as is, tightened the one above that, and then loosened the rest up to the top. It no longer sat flat on the table, and almost resembled something that looks form fitting to me.
Results: I am very pleased with the bent grid. I may go in and tighten up some rows above the ones that I left alone. I feel that I could use some more back support a bit higher up than I gave it. Also, I may pick up some surgeons tubing or rubber and experiment with that a bit. It may provide a much comfier alternative. Could always cut some stretchy fabric in a peanut shape and sow it on as well. Who knows. If I do that, I may get creative and cover it with semiconductor heat transfer crap (no joke). That fabric is great, but some cooling would be awesome. Bottom line... I'm pleased with it, but there is potential for much better. I am going to look into my seat cooler idea.
Pictures: I'm not going to caption these. I tried to get a lot so you knew what to expect. Take note that there are 3 clips that need undone on each side. Some of them are before pictures of the grid, and one or two are afters.


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Front shock removal help.....
I posted this in the TJ section earlier by mistake while searching for some solutions.....I thought I'd post here as well.
I was moving right along earlier today in doing the front end portion of my lift and came to the shocks....the passenger side upper bolt moved a little bit then would not budge, the driver side, barely moved...and I tried realllllly hard. If I had more leverage, it's likely I'd have gotten the bolts out, but....no such luck.
I sprayed the crap out of the bolts with PB Blaster, that didn't help at all....yet. If that's to work, how long would the pb blaster need to settle in before the bolts come loose?
I want to just rip the shocks out so the bolt just snaps off, as I've read in other posts, but I don't have the clearance I need due to the brake lines getting in the way....
I might just buy a mapp gas cylinder and heat the bolt and hope that works!!
Unfortunately I won't be able to work on this again until Sunday....
Any other thoughts??
I also read that acetone mixed with ATF fluid makes for a good bolt loosening solution.
you could slip the ring end of a wrench over the bolt and take an open ended wrench and put it around the stud at the top of the shock. there is a flat section on the stud that is on top of the shock, but below the rubber bushing.
I'm finding my words fail me...
I'll draw a picture
ok, here we go. I apologize for the crude drawing, but this could help you get the leverage you need. I find it strange you're having so much trouble with this part in particular, the bolts on mine came off without too much trouble :confused:
The problem is rust. Lots of it. And PB blaster hasn't helped out so far.
I spray the crap out of them and let them sit for a half hour to an hour. There are some people that will pb the bolts overnight (saturate the suckers) before going to town, just depends on how rusted in the bolts are.
For mine they were seized and I ended up just bending the shock back and forth until it broke. You cant resell them but I was not worried about that part of it.
How did you do it exactly?
Now that I think about it, if I raise the axle as far as I can, would that help to get the brake lines out of the way enough to bend them out?
I'm not concerned at all about selling them.....
Thanks! :)
I'm pulling it up as high as it can go until it hits the fender, then bringing it back down...as fast as I can.....but nothing so far.
This is turning into the longest lift install ever!!!
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Don't feel bad. It happened to us as well. Driver side creaked until it snapped off. Passenger was frozen. PB blaster and tried fire without setting the jeep on fire :eek:
It was late and after a hour trying to remove the dang thing we got ahold of a saws-all. Still could not get the blade on top of the tower. We chopped the shock off below the tower and pulled the threaded area and nut trough the top.
Over 2 hours fighting with it :)
I lost track of how long I was fighting with it before I got the nut splitter....
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Mr Frank John Goldsmith
Mr Frank John Goldsmith, 33, was born January 27, 1879. A resident of Stroud, Kent he was emigrating to America with his wife Emily Alice Brown and 9 year old son Frankie. Another son, Bertie, had died from diptheria towards the end of 1911.
Frank worked as a tool maker, among their possessions stored in the hold of the Titanic were the tools he used in his trade. The family were travelling to Detroit, Michigan.
Frank and his family boarded the Titanic at Southampton as third class passengers. Travelling to Detroit with them were his friend Thomas Theobald and Alfred Rush.
Frank Goldsmith died in the sinking.
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Museum for photography WinterthurWith its pictures ranging from art to documentation of the ordinary, the Swiss Mecca of photography captivates not only hardened fans. Both contemporary and classical photography find a fascinating setting in the Museum of Photography.
Swiss Foundation of PhotographyIn 2003 the Swiss Foundation of Photography moved its extensive collection from Zurich to Winterthur. Today, together with the Fotomuseum (Museum of Photography), it constitutes a highly regarded international centre of excellence for photography.


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I didn't made the sword, because it would be to much luggage for the travel, maybe later I'll make it and wear it for an photoshoot.
If you count all the times I worked on this costume.. then it would be done in 1-2months hahaha but hell I was way to lazy to finish it.
I mixed the artbook version with the in-game version. In the game there's more details and on the artbook not, so I mexed it. I like it a lot now, so gonna wear it many times.


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Name: Leah
Dog's Name: Ari
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Atlanta , Ga
Posts: 162
How do I choose?
So, Ari had an appt with the Vet today, We waited for awhile, and I eventually just had to leave due to the hour I had waited.. I just didnt have the time to sit there.. so since Ari has all his shots, is neutered from his previous owner, I was just going for a meet and greet and well visit.
Now, Im rethinking my choice.. How have you all picked your vet? There are alot of options in our area, friends have given recommendations.. I just dont know the questions to ask upfront. Obviously, I want a vet who is great with small breeds, but what other things do I ask??
Leah.. Mom of Ari
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Name: Shelly
Dog's Name: Rocky Muffin and Prince Tucker Bean
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Iowa
Posts: 2,610
You had an appointment and waited an hour beyond that? That's pretty bad, so was it a physical you scheduled, a time that you would pay for or was it more of a walk in?
For a walk in I can understand, or if there was some big emergency, but if you had a real appointment, that would have upset me.
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Name: Lisa
Dog's Name: Maizy
Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: UK
Posts: 818
I personally would not be impressed by this and in my eyes this does not bode well for a future relationship!!
My vets are amazing i pay more than other vets but i trust them, they can always fit me in and if need be they will squeeze me in on the day if i am worried about something.
I would definatly visit a few more before you make your choice as a reliable vet that you trust is massively important and sounds like you already have your reservations understandably after todays visit!!
If you had an appointment then they should stick to it unless there is a major emergency then it is common curtisy to make you aware that they are running late and that they appreciate your patience!!!
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Name: Deborah
Dog's Name: Laurel (maltese), Dewey, Violet and Hardy and Dewey
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Central Ohio
Posts: 15,839
I 've gone to the same vet for several years, it was a referral from a family member. I think choosing a vet that some one you know personally, and really cares about their pets is probably you best bet. Did you have an appointment when you went yo visit the vet? I wouldn't want to wait an hour, if I had an appointment! Oh I see that you did have an appointment! Unless the vet had an emergency, I would of left too. The vet will probably start the conversation and comment on weight, and issues that are common to Maltese . You might want to ask about food how much, which kind. I think if Ari is in good health, just overall get to know the vet, and see how much time and interest he puts into your visit. Good luck!
Deborah and my Fluffs, Laurel, Violet , Hardy and Dewey!
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Name: Barbie
Dog's Name: Zoe (Kyra my Angel in Heaven)
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: New York
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It would be best to get a recommendation for a vet from someone you trust. In my opinion its difficult to find a vet you trust and that is available to you and fits you in when they can. I would say to the vet that you just want to bring him in to be looked at and talk about what your feeding him, how much etc. Good luck!!
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Name: Leah
Dog's Name: Ari
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: Atlanta , Ga
Posts: 162
Yes, I had an appt. I just set up like a well care visit. I wanted someone to look him over and make sure there was nothing wrong with him .. Which there doesnt seem to be .. but you know.. Im his new mommy ... I just wanted someone to check him out.
I am disapointed.. 1st cause I waited forever, and still noone saw him, but also because I felt like Ari wasnt a prioritiy because he was there for a well visit. I will look at some other Vets in the area.. but I want to get him the best care!
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Name: Anna
Dog's Name: Gucci
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Charlotte, NC
Posts: 586
Let me first say that as a Paralegal, sometimes attorneys are really busy and don't get to their appointments on time. I've had clients wait for more than an hour while he was stuck in court, etc. I know that I have had to wait at my doctor's office for more than an hour before due to a busy schedule or him being in surgery. There are a lot of reasons why the vet could be late. HOWEVER, the question is: How well did they handle it?? Did they apologize and explain what was going on or was it just a situation where it seemed "normal" to make you sit there and didn't say a word to you? If THAT is the case, then I would certainly not go there. Imagine if it were an emergency and you had to wait that long? No thanks!! But, if there was a good reason, I wouldn't necessarily dismiss them.
As far as finding a vet, I actually have a neighbor that's a vet tech where I take Gucci, so that was why I went there. I do have some issues with them not understanding my desires to avoid shots and things, but I guess if *I* am in control and up to date on things, I won't have to worry. Have you tried a search online to see if any places nearby have reviews??? Or maybe go for a walk in your neighborhood and see if there are any people outside with their dogs and ask them. Typically people walking their dogs actually care about their babies, unlike the people who just shove them in the back yard.
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Name: Kaitlin
Dog's Name: Sadie
Join Date: Sep 2012
Location: Connecticut
Posts: 204
I've never waited more than 5 minutes for an appointment, and my vet works in a VERY busy office. They have also squeezed me in when Sadie had kennel cough, and the vet/owner met with me in between appointments. He never made me feel rushed, even though he was fully booked and I was causing him to work even harder than usual.
I would ask around for personal reccommendations. I also pay a little bit more than other vets in my area, but the service I have received has been nothing short of outstanding.
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Name: Maggie
Dog's Name: Sweetness and Tessa
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Location: Chicago - Western Suburbs
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I've been with my vet since 1993; there have been two times that I can recall where I either walked in or got a phone call saying that she had an emergency come in and could we reschedule. Those were life and death situations for the dog involved so I absolutely understood.
I found my vet when I met a vet tech in an aerobics class. I was getting my first Maltese in a few weeks and asked her where she worked. She told me (it was an hour away), and then said "If I didn't work for a vet, I would take my animals to Dr. XXXX." She told me why and that was all I needed to hear. Been there ever since.
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Name: Tori
Dog's Name: Grace -maltipoo, Gus - poodle mix
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: USA
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I found our current vet in a moment of panic. After Grace's vaccine accident I was desperate to find a new one...
Someone suggested finding a Holistic Vet.... So I googled holistic vets in my area.
I emailed and called a few. Our current vet got back to me fastest (within 2 hours) - via email AND phone. When I talked with her on the phone I just had a gut feeling that she would be right. And she was... She's a wonderful vet.
And I have found out that the 2 natural pet stores nearby recommend her to people all the time. So that makes me feel like my choice was a good one
I know for me... my own doctor is very easy to contact and communicates through email between appointments. I was looking for something similar for a vet - easy to contact.
If they had time to call me before I was even a client and make me go in for an appointment and be charged... that was a good start for me.
Our vet truly cares about her patients. Not about the clock. Sometimes we wait 10-15 minutes. If it is going to be longer (once) she comes out to let us know herself (not sending a tech).
During appointments, she always gives us extra time (without charging) if needed. And she gladly sees both of them for one office visit fee. Even if I just take one in, she always asks how the other is doing.
She does email with her patients. So I email her with quick questions and she always gets back within 24 hours.
I hope you can find someone who fits what you need.... Don't be afraid to ask to speak with them before setting up an appointment.
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Washington D.C., Apr 9, 2013 / 04:10 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- The Catholic Archdiocese for the Military Services has said it is "astounded" at a U.S. Army Reserve training brief that listed Catholics alongside "violent and extremist" groups. "The archdiocese calls upon the Department of Defense to review these materials and to ensure that taxpayer funds are never again used to present blatantly anti-religious material to the men and women in uniform," the … [Read more...]
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Pope to visit Rome center for undocumented refugees
Rome, Italy, Apr 9, 2013 / 12:02 pm (CNA/EWTN News).- A priest in Rome says Pope Francis personally called him to say he will visit the Astalli Center, a local facility run by the Jesuits, that helps thousands of undocumented refugees – many with tragic histories. "Yesterday I received a call on my cell phone. It was Pope Francis and he told me he would come. This is wonderful," Father Giovanni La Manna, head of the Jesuit Service for Refugees in Rome, posted on his Twitter … [Read more...]
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Rome, Italy, Apr 9, 2013 / 10:45 am (CNA/EWTN News).- After Pope Francis praised the Christian ethics of the late Baroness Margaret Thatcher, the British ambassador to the Holy See emphasized her strong defense of family values. "Lady Thatcher was a staunch champion of the family," said Vatican ambassador Nigel Baker. "She will be remembered by people of faith in Britain as a leader with conviction, passion, determination and decisiveness, qualities that continue to be … [Read more...]
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Vatican City, Apr 9, 2013 / 10:26 am (CNA/EWTN News).- The Vatican's upcoming conference on adult stem cell research aims to influence culture by promoting dialogue between politicians, medical researchers, journalists and students on the latest developments. Monsignor Tomasz Trafny, head of the Pontifical Council for Culture's Science and Faith foundation, explained to journalists April 9 that the event hopes to impact society by "pointing to research models of … [Read more...]
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Hi TF authors,
I've become an author with the AudioJungle platform not too long ago and sharing my music has been a pleasant experience for me so far on Evato's network.
Aside from recording music, I also have a background in doing graphic and web design. My skills are mostly in Photoshop, Illustrator and Flash.
I have a few ideas about creating a Wordpress or HTML theme that I'd like to design, translate into HTML and upload on TF.
Since I'm totally new to the requirements of uploading here on TF I have a question:
I'm aware of Adobe's software "Muse" and I'm considering purchasing it to translate my Photoshop/Illustrator designs into a usable HTML theme to sell it here on TF, but I'm not sure if using this software would be allowed for this purpose or if the themes should be programmed manually altogether?
Can someone please give me some insights on how it works here? I'd much appreciate it!
ps. I'm aware of the Muse Templates section but from what I understand these only are templates which can be opened with Muse alone to customize and not being an actual finished HTML template? Correct me if I'm wrong…
Thanks guys!
Hi WilcoMatla,
This is pretty subjective, but the people I've asked think that a machine won't be able to produce code as well as a human can, especially when it's for another human to use.
I suggest that you partner with someone. However, it might be possible for you to use Adobe Muse, and then pay someone else to clean it up ready for sale. That could be a good place to start.
I would definitely ask around though, as you want to be able to thoroughly test your items before you upload them for review. Good luck!


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Submitted to: British Journal of Nutrition
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 11/8/2002
Publication Date: 3/1/2003
Citation: HOUSE, W.A., HART, J.J., NORVELL, W.A., WELCH, R.M. CADMIUM ABSORPTION AND RETENTION BY RATS FED DURUM WHEAT GRAIN. BRITISH JOURNAL OF NUTRITION. 2003. v. 89. p. 499-508. Interpretive Summary: Excessive intake of cadmium, a non-essential element, may cause health problems in humans under some conditions. Grain and cereal products, including durum wheat, are sources of dietary cadmium, and this class of foods may account for about 20% of the daily intake of cadmium by the adult population. An international organization has proposed the establishment of fan upper limit to the amount of cadmium that can occur in wheat and still be used as a source of food by people. However, the proposed limit is based on the assumption that 5% of the cadmium in wheat will be absorbed. The present study was conducted with rats to assess the bioavailability of cadmium in durum wheat. Two dietary factors, increased intake of zinc and increased intake of moderate amounts of phytate, a phosphorus-containing compound that occurs in seeds, depressed the bioavailability to rats of Cd that occurred naturally in whole grain durum wheat. In nutritionally replete animals, only about 2.5% of the cadmium in whole grain wheat was absorbed and considerably lowered amounts were retained in the body. Dietary factors that affect mineral bioavailability to rats are likely to have the same effect on mineral bioavailability in human subjects. Moreover, people usually absorb lower amounts of dietary minerals than do animals. Consequently, the amount of cadmium that occurs in durum wheat is not likely to cause health problems in normal people because they probably do not absorb or retain very much cadmium from durum wheat.
Technical Abstract: A whole-body radioassay procedure was used to assess the retention and apparent absorption by rats of cadmium (Cd) in kernels of durum wheat (Triticum turgidum L. var durum) harvested from plants grown hydroponically in 109Cd-labeled nutrient solution. Whole grain wheat labeled intrinsically with 109Cd was incorporated into test meals fed to rats that had been maintained on diets containing either 8, 28 or 101 mg Zn/kg diet and either 0 or 50 g durum wheat/kg diet. The concentration of Cd in the 109Cd-labeled grain was 0.56 mg/kg dry weight and, regardless of diet, all rats consumed about 99% of the test meal offered. In rats fed diets without wheat, Cd absorption averaged 7.7, 4.6 and 2.4% of the dose when the diet contained 8, 28 and 101 mg Zn/kg diet, respectively. When fed diets, containing wheat, Cd absorption averaged 3.8 and 2.6 % of the dose when the Zn concentration was 8 and 28 mg/kg diet, respectively. The amount of Cd retained in the body 15 d postprandial was less than 2% of the dose in all rats, and about 30 to 44 % of the Cd retained in the body was located in the gastrointestinal tract (tissues and contents). In addition to verifying that increased intake of dietary zinc lowers Cd absorption and retention in rats, the study indicates that the bioavailability of Cd in whole grain durum wheat is depressed by whole grain wheat added to the diet.


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The Freedom Trail
Kevin and I spent the day on Wednesday walking the Freedom Trail, and other random things along the way. I really like the city of Boston. I love all the random old architecture in the middle of skyscrapers. It seems to have a lot of personality. It was pretty hot while we were walking so we took plenty of chances to find some shade and take a break. My feet are also not used to that much walking. It's sad really.
I loved the random fruit stands on every other corner. They are so photogenic.
We ate Gelato twice and had dessert at Mike's Pastry's. I wasn't super impressed with the cannoli but the peanut butter brownie was really good.
I loved the inside of the Old North Church. There was so much natural light inside and with the white walls and pews it felt quite heavenly.
The windows were also very pretty. The light here was just awesome!
Waiting for more gelato :) and some cute houses along our walk home from the bust stop, including Laura and Jared's house (the very last photo). A great day in Boston to be sure!


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454 engine to 700R transmission
I have a 1972 Chevrolet 454 engine and want to know if they make a flexplate to bolt it to a 700R transmission? I have bought one from O'Reilly's and it does not fit. The one from the 350 transmission will not work. Help.
you'll have to know what your converter bolt pattern is..
10.750 or 11.500..
a tci converter for a 7004r has the 10.750 pattern.. TCI makes both bolt pattern..
summit/jegs/etc sell them..
tci"s part #399473 looks like it's set up for both
Some 454 plates had 6 bolt holes in smae location, some had dual pattern spacing on bolt holes for converters
Your local transmission shop may have one in-stock or can order it. it's about 30bucks.
I bought mine from autozone after talking with there tech support..
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Writing a Number Stairs Coursework
Posted On October 31st, 2007 | Coursework Writing
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Swanley punters opposed to the axing of a pub quiz which has run for 30 years have taken their protests one step further.
Regulars at The Olympic in Beechenlea Lane reacted angrily to a report in last week's News Shopper revealing 70-year-old quiz master Terry Marsh was being turfed out of his weekly spot.
His supporters held a protest on Thursday, arriving at the pub wearing customised 'Save Our Quiz Night' T-shirts.
Regular quiz player Jenny Christmas, of Egerton Ave, Hextable, said: "There is not much to do around here and we all go to this as a family - they have taken that away from us.
"It is really sad. Why have they done this?
"I have been going for years and years - my parents have been going for at least two decades."
The 41-year-old said: "It's the one thing I do socially, I don't do anything else - I have kids.
"The fact they are getting rid of it to make it more of a restaurant is ridiculous."
Mr Marsh has travelled from his Whitstable home for the last 30 years but now the pub, owned by Swanley Banqueting, is having a revamp and being "upgraded".
After some negotiation, he was allowed to deliver one last pub quiz where apparently some punters burst into tears over the news.
Mr Marsh told News Shopper on April 14: "The management have opened a real hornets nest by closing the pub quiz down.
"Some people have been coming for 30 years and have become my friends, they were crying when they heard the news.
Swanley Banqueting Board chairman Councillor Victor Southern said: "The decision to terminate hosting the Thursday night quiz is a commercial one.
"We have spent a lot of money in upgrading the fixtures and fittings in all the Swanley Banqueting venues, especially at The Olympic and we have now reached a point where we must maximise our assets and resources for the overall benefit of our 18,000 residents.
"The council has paid a quizmaster to run this for many years pretty much as a community service as the costs were much greater than any income from bar sales."
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QUENTIN DEMPSTER: Welcome to Stateline.
I'm Quentin Dempster.
First El Magic -- Bulldogs star goal kicker Hazem el Masri is a devout Muslim and through his football success a role model for the young.
This weekend the Bulldogs will play in the sudden death rugby league finals.
Their year began began badly when allegations of gang rape were made against six players.
No charges were laid.
Hazem el Masri says a grand final win will repay the families and the fans who suffered through the scandal.
Sharon O'Neill profiles a man who plays by the rules of two cultures.
PAUL TICEHURST, BULLDOGS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER: He would be one of the most popular footballers in Sydney.
ALAN YOUNG, BELMORE BOYS HIGH PRINCIPAL: Just a fundamentally decent and very upright young man.
SHARON O'NEILL: It's Friday night football and Hazem El Masri's 250th club game for the Canterbury Bulldogs.
To celebrate, his entire family has come to the game.
WISSAM EL MASRI, BROTHER: It's a remarkable achievement, we just want to express how happy we are as a family over what he's done and what he's achieved.
SHARON O'NEILL: Even his mother, who's never been to a match, has come out tonight.
WISSAM EL MASRI: I guess she can't really be that comfortable here because at home she would usually be screaming at the moment.
SHARON O'NEILL: The pride of this family is overwhelming -- but it doesn't end here.
Every time El Masri comes to the Bulldogs shop in Bankstown he draws a huge crowd.
Do you know what sort of a guy he is?
KIDS: A good guy, yeah, a good guy.
SHARON O'NEILL: In a year when his own team, the Bulldogs, and rugby league in general has been on the ropes amidst allegations of sexual impropriety and hooliganism, Hazem El Masri is seen as being everything a rugby league player should be and more.
RAY WARREN, CHANNEL 9: It is important that we have more like him.
I don't know how you breed them, I don't know whether you can actually manufacture them or mould them, but if I could pick a mould of the sort of player that is good for the game, he'd be right up there.
SHARON O'NEILL: How good a role model is he for the boys?
ALAN YOUNG: Well, it'd be difficult to find a better one.
I mean, he's probably every mother's dream.
SHARON O'NEILL: Hazem El Masri was not born in Bulldog territory but he grew up there.
Arriving from Lebanon at the age of 10, Belmore Boys High became his school and sport became his passport to success.
HAZEM EL MASRI, BULLDOGS GOAL KICKER: As soon as I came to this country I tried everything.
I just, you know, my love and passion for rugby league and soccer.
I played soccer and I used to play soccer for my club and then I used to go and watch rugby league straight after that.
You know, at school I played a lot of touch football, you know played cricket, played basketball, so I tried all of them.
STUDENT: I know he's a good person and he's very good for the school, especially the kids here because he made it in the league and a lot of kids like footy over here and now they've got a chance to make it in rugby.
SHARON O'NEILL: For these students in Year 10 at Belmore Boys' High you couldn't get a better old boy than Hazem El Masri.
STUDENT: He's a good religious man, he's a good role model for little kids.
Because a lot of the kids when they see him -- "Oh, I want to be like Hazem El Masri."
STUDENT: I feel really proud of him because I've never heard anything bad about him personally and like he's a very good person.
He's not like one of those people -- "Oh, I'm famous and I don't care about everyone else."
SHARON O'NEILL: How important is it for there to be role models like Hazem for the boys?
ALAN YOUNG: Oh, its critically important.
I mean there are many people as we know in public life and in sport who behave like absolute fools and young people are impressionable and particularly when it's like to something as sport for young boys it can have a critical influence.
So in Hazem you have somebody who, you know, any of them would do well to emulate.
He's a great asset.
HAZEM EL MASRI: I always thank God and thank my parents for bringing me up the right way and the good way and for teaching me the wrong and the right from the beginning.
SHARON O'NEILL: But for every Lebanese family like the El Masris, there are many more who have not fared so well.
In a community suffering huge social disadvantage Hazem El Masri is hoping he can bring about some changes.
HAZEM EL MASRI: I'll always believe that if I can change one person's life from 10 people I've done a good job and that's why I always sort of go out of my way to be able to hopefully inspire them and get them active instead of going out there and doing trouble, or getting bored or whatever.
Hopefully they can go out there and play a bit of sport.
SHARON O'NEILL: That ability to influence others and form a bridge between cultures is perhaps El Masri's greatest gift according to the voice of rugby league, Ray Warren.
RAY WARREN: When I talk about the bloke off the field all I know is that he's a great communicator and he has that value of, if you like, closing the divides that might exist -- they exist in the minds of some people not others -- but if they are there he's got the ability, if you like, to put out the fire and that's why I like the look of the bloke.
SHARON O'NEILL: El Masri's influence in his own community and huge appeal amongst them is not lost on the Bulldogs.
Paul Ticehurst has been a friend and mentor to El Masri from the time he first arrived at the club 10 years ago.
PAUL TICEHURST: I've had a lot to do with Hazem.
I've taken him to schools for clinics, Hazem himself now just goes and does anything that you ever really need of him to do.
Within the community he's looked upon -- I've had times when I've taken Hazem to a school for a presentation to a girls high school that created an absolute riot with all the girls wanting to touch him, scream, see him.
SHARON O'NEILL: And when El Masri turns up, they do indeed scream.
Here at Holroyd High School in Sydney's west -- a school with a large number of students who are refugees -- he's come to draw the winning raffle for a school fundraiser.
But his visit is more than just a celebrity appearance.
In this discussion with the school football team the conversation soon turns to one of the boy's experience of being discriminated against for being Lebanese and Muslim.
HAZEM EL MASRI: The whole community suffers because of a small minority, you know, and what upsets you sometimes is that the culture and the religion and all of that doesn't promote such a thing but we end up copping a fair bit against it.
I always say to people, "The best way to go about it is let your actions do the talking."
You know, around the footy and that and a lot of the guys know anything happens outside I don't get teased about it or I don't -- because they know the type of person I am, the lifestyle I'm living.
I'm trying to lead by example and show them that's how it's done, basically.
HAZEM EL MASRI: Defending his religion is something Hazem El Masri has had to become good at.
Ironically though, when the Bulldogs hit the headlines earlier this year it seemed El Masri's status as a practising Muslim left him above reproach.
But he could not avoid the trauma the rape allegations brought.
HAZEM EL MASRI: The next couple of days after that we had a trip to go to the Gold Coast and play over there for a trial game.
And being in the airport and dressed in the Canterbury gear, and that and seeing people and especially girls -- they used to walk past and they used to look at you and you didn't know what kind of look was that -- is that the look, "Oh," for example, "that's such and such from Canterbury, or is that one of the guys that," for example, "alleged rapist?"
It really hurt us and it hurt me personally.
SHARON O'NEILL: Back at the game and the boys from Belmore High have watched their hero kick 10 goals from 10 attempts.
HAZEM EL MASRI: It's just been a quick rise to the top, to be honest.
I didn't sort of choose to be a footy player.
I just happened to be good at it and I got selected and I got better and better and I grabbed the opportunity with both hands every time.
SHARON O'NEILL: For now, Hazem El Masri has his sights set only on the grand final.
HAZEM EL MASRI: It's something that I've always dreamed of you know, I've always wanted this so much.
SHARON O'NEILL: But what about the future and life beyond the game?
We're in the middle of an election campaign and most politicians would kill for the popularity that you've got.
Would you ever look at some sort of representative role because of the work that you've done with your community and beyond that?
HAZEM EL MASRI: I'm not quite sure, to be honest.
I know a few years back a few people mentioned that, you know, and they said, "You've got a good reputation, you're honest and all that so you'll be really good if you go down that politician path."
And I said, "Oh, look, I just can't see myself there."
But you know, as I said, you can't rule anything out at the moment.
RAY WARREN: If I was running in NSW, if I was the premier, and it was the day that Hazem retired I'd be on his front door step knocking loudly and saying, "Come and join us because you've got something, you've got qualities, you've got experience, you've got mannerisms that we can use to run this State and make it into a better State."


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Tan pants, a cream shirt, brown shoes and you're out the door, right? Yawn. There's a fine line between creating a signature classic look and getting stuck in the fuddy-duddy zone.
The more youthful approach: That same neutral palette can ooze style if you choose pieces with interesting details and shapes instead of cookie-cutter basics. Alternatively, stick with a simple outfit but inject a dose of fun with a boldly colored jacket or metallic flats. "Take chances—style begins where the rules end," says Boston.
What's Aging You: Overly Sensible Shoes
Granted, no one enjoys suffering through stilettos, but footwear with thick rubber soles or wide, squarish toe boxes can frumpify even the chicest of ensembles.
The more youthful approach: Keep feet happy with wedges (which balance weight along the entire foot), pumps with comfort features (Cole Haan and Kenneth Cole offer these), or flats with built-in arches and sturdy construction. (To test the comfort level of flats, hold the toe and heel areas and try to twist the shoe. If the sole twists halfway around, it most likely won't give you the support that you need.) And when opting for a pointy-toed style, "make sure to go half a size larger for more toe room," recommends Rothman.
What's Aging You: Underperforming Undies
Visible panty lines make for a lumpy rear, and an unsupportive bra can drag you down. A dead giveaway that yours isn't holding up: The band rides up in the back above your shoulder blades, so your breasts drop in front.
The more youthful approach: First, get a better bra. Before you try one on, check the profile of the cups—they should slant upward, not downward like teardrops. In the dressing room, make sure the band sits level from front to back and fits snugly (meaning you should be able to comfortably slide only one finger underneath it). As for those pesky panty lines, banish them by selecting a bottom with laser-cut edges. For more heavy-duty smoothing, try shapewear: "It helps you feel more in control and makes clothing fit better," says Charla Krupp, the author of How Not to Look Old ($16, amazon.com). Find a body shaper that doesn't create a muffin top or an unsightly bulge where the garment ends. Krupp's pick: high-waisted bike shorts.
What's Aging You: Clinging to Past Trends
It's natural to feel an affinity for onetime fashion favorites, like twinsets, nude hose, and mock turtlenecks. "When women hang on to what they perceive as a winning look, they get caught wearing something that's expired," says Boston.
The more youthful approach: Alas, some items need to be sent to the big fashion heaven in the sky. The mock turtleneck has given way to the regular turtleneck; mules have been swapped for flats. And since nude nylons make even the dewy-faced Duchess of Cambridge (née Kate Middleton) look mumsy, stick with opaque or textured tights or bare legs (use self-tanner on pasty gams). You can salvage the twinset by wearing each piece separately.


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2011 (Sophomore)Jordan appeared in all 11 games and started one game for the Wildcats during the season...Was one of three tight ends that shared time for the Wildcats...Had nine receptions for 92 yards and one touchdown during the year...Started the season with a 30-yard reception in WSU's first game of the season at Wyoming...Had three catches for 12 yards and one touchdown in WSU's 45-21 win at Northern Colorado on Sept. 24...The following week he had three catches for a career-high 32 yards at Eastern Washington...Also had a reception against Utah State and Idaho State...Recorded five total tackles with four unassisted tackles...Earned Big Sky Academic All-Conference honors in Health Administrative Services.
2010 (Freshman)Appeared in seven games during the season for the Wildcats...Had two receptions for a total of 14 yards on the season...Had one catch in WSU's season opening game at Boston College...Also recorded a nine-yard reception in the Oct. 16 win at Idaho State.
2009Sat out the season as a red-shirt.
Tooele High SchoolPlayed under Coach Ray Groth at Tooele High School...Was a high school teammate with fellow Wildcat Trifon Gochis...Earned First Team All-State Class 4A honors his senior season...Was a two-year starter on the football and basketball team...Named the 2009 Region 7 110-meter hurdles champion and placed fifth at the state meet in the Long Jump.
PersonalFull name is Jordan David Clemente...Was born July 2, 1991...Is majoring in Health Administrative Services at Weber State...Enjoys modern art and artists such as Van Gogh, along with art sculptures...Favorite sports moment was the first time he dunked a basketball in high school...His favorite person in the world is his five-year old sister, Brooklyn...Is one of few Wildcats on the team that is married.
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You are saying that no one is buying the ATS and then limiting your observations to a BMW specific forum. Does that make sense in the big picture? Also, most here already own a 3 series or are locked into a lease so aren't really in the market. The big picture is the ATS right off the bat and as a clean sheet design is good enough to compete against the F30 if not yet a perfect car (nor is the F30). Time will tell if the ATS is a success and there is no reason to think it won't do well.
As far as Cadillac taking enthusiasts more seriously, in terms of sharpness of handling we know they have succeeded. As an all around car, not so much yet. This is where the F30 is a better designed car at this point.
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For the amount of ATS' sold to date and the amount of potential BMW converts to an ATS we spend way too much time discussing this vehicle in the F30 forum. I'd expect to find a lot of spirited Audi and Mercedes talk in here, the occasional E90 debates too, but to see this endless stream of non-stop Cadillac chatter is ridiculous as it's not a serious competitor to the 3 Series.
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Rodman Public Library provides downloadable audiobooks, ebooks, movies, and music through the Ohio Digital Library [2]. [2]
This service allows you to download audiobooks, ebooks, and some video and music, which you can play on your computer or a compatible portable device or ereader. To get started or to learn more, just visit the Ohio Digital Library [2] web site. The web site has a My Help! button on the upper left of the screen as well as help on many topics.
Rodman Public Library is pleased to announce the availability of eBooks for the Kindle eReader. OverDrive, the library's eBook lender, has begun adding Kindle compatibility to all of the U.S. public and school libraries in its network.
The process for borrowing a public library eBook for Kindle is similar to other devices. Most eBooks already in the library's catalog supplied by OverDrive are compatible with Kindle, so users simply browse or search for "Kindle Book," check out a title with a valid library card, and then click "Get for Kindle." Access to the Kindle Book will occur at Amazon's website after signing in and selecting delivery to the user's Kindle device or any of the free Kindle reading apps. As with all eBooks and other digital content at OverDrive-powered libraries and schools, titles are available 24/7 and incur no late fees because they automatically expire at the end of the two week lending period.
In addition to Kindle, the library offers eBooks for most major desktop and mobile devices, including Windows®, Mac®, iPod®, iPhone®, iPad®, Sony® Reader, NOOK™, Android™, BlackBerry® and Windows® Phone.
A series of "How-To" YouTube videos from the State Library of Ohio
In addition to the Ohio Digital Library, you can download free audiobooks, ebooks, music and video from many web sites. Here are a few.
The Internet Archive [4]
Audiobooks, ebooks, music, live music archive, and video
Project Gutenberg [5]
Audiobooks, ebooks, music, and video
LibriVox [6]
WikiBooks [7]
ManyBooks.net [8]
OpenLibrary [9]
List of titles available [11] | Search our catalog for titles [12]
A new offering from Rodman Library, "Zinio for Libraries", allows library patrons to read and explore a diverse magazine selection using their library card. UK digital magazine distributor Zinio and Recorded Books, the audiobook workhorse, have partnered to offer this online service to libraries. It's an easy way for library patrons to read their favorite magazines in digital format on their PCs, Macs and mobile devices. Zinio's digital platform recreates about 4000 magazines cover-to-cover, with full-color pictures. It offers an intuitive navigation, keyword article search and simultaneous use of titles, covering major magazines of industry, hobby and specialty. With simultaneous use of titles, every patron can be reading the same magazine through their library using their library card.
Rodman Library has selected and purchased 114 magazines from Zinio for patrons' enjoyment. Some titles include Consumer Reports, Food Network Magazine, O, The Oprah Magazine, U.S. Weekly, Martha Stewart Living, Popular Science, Readers Digest and Smithsonian Magazine, to name a few. To access the magazines, patrons register through their library by creating two accounts. One account validates the patron as an active member of the library and allows access to the library's magazine collection. The other account provides a viewer account in Zinio.com for online streaming and off-line reading. Patrons can check out as many magazines as they wish and keep them for as long as they wish. Once magazines have been selected, patrons are then notified when the next new issue comes out. The service is free to the patrons.
Rodman Library is excited about offering this new service. Follow the Zinio link on the right side of the library's website, www.rodmanlibrary.com [13], to start reading your favorite magazines online today. For more information, call the library at 330-821-2665.
Sources: Library Journal Nov. 2012
Public Libraries Sept./Oct. 2012
www.recordedbooks.com [14]
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[2] http://ohdbks.lib.overdrive.com/
[3] http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFiKVfM_fLdmNhXx7YXa70w/videos?view=0&flow=grid&ytsession=W5SbpMnvRrl2gBI1zH4PGdTu1POrt6ZxiU3vbG8-CwtKtBEaU8i_UxvcNeZxHDP-tENlPgdFLhF7EAh-84yrRqvxHuzhLrtqR7DnagYSPkNVytmIvVrXATMmNzUtISleTznoTIVvbE-OF1HSN-Rbg199hbj_BN2-4OOy3HvBHfes_Gxju4OzD44MoMThsI4w7kd6oFfyPVuwiTJNcjIhNk271hBUdXi3KpUc2kCnGgDhQkAKRIjMNc_wQqMRN09FP72MvX90q7gianmVfoYMi9hb2vDIsgeY8OpsR1nranW4LqO7YBRBBcQFkcWL5KKmQhqoPf2rBqldR4tJTL3Q_P0Sk6H64Xmfiq3vZt8XiQaNSYe6EdZlrcTDk6un2895LyoOGjDWfnHwGps_nLIOmlcGjcW_MTrMGaCbcB250VMCxFB1PxP2SSAojrJoIUAACsoT7Of-ZdxGcQzZXyHCFME9Ijy2VTVFH6RTsT9z4SijZ9F4mLaGcYeXbMq3BylVD7HT2JlNlM1d39cAlQ3Y_0uExvtnK1SVpXubXX3-wZtv-wancXh_j1mYh6DdG-k8_L69ycMXvTKFvFUTIMU9YSAmUH63SiY4MS9OnKPDWbk4YWjgD1A9kzNwIWT5VrSyGYvvlLp9IKSQ7Ia1CNqdvkJe2diH-k7otx7equzkPUSEeD4oao-CEWpreS1_hS1eF9JO-eR5nP0
[4] http://www.archive.org/
[5] http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/Main_Page
[6] http://librivox.org/
[7] http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Main_Page
[8] http://manybooks.net/
[9] http://openlibrary.org/
[10] https://www.addtoany.com/share#url=http%3A%2F%2Frodmanlibrary.com%2Fzinio&title=Digital%20magazines%20available
[11] http://rodmanlibrary.com/sites/default/files/files/zinio_title_list(1).pdf
[12] http://roc.rodmanlibrary.com/search/~?searchtype=a&searcharg=zinio
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Demi Lovato goes makeup free!
The pop singer was spotted going makeup free as she made her way out of a gas station in Sherman Oaks, California. In related news, Demi is about to embark on a 10 city tour next month that wil start in Detroit, Michagan, She tweeted, "I LOVE my fans... I cannot wait to see you guys on the road.. :)"
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Repainting Moldy Outdoor Chairs
We have wooden porch chairs that were supposed to be painted with outdoor paint but they have succumbed to some sort of mold. To repaint these would I have to sand/strip all of the existing paint & mold off? Is there a way to just prime the chairs and then paint over it all without fear of bleeding?
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Note: I've tried removing the mold with every means I could think of (cleaners, bleaches, etc). It only comes off with severe abrasion to the point where the paint is coming off with it.
i know you said you cleaned them .probably all mould and mildew are gone what your seeing is the stains left behind .but for the fun of it clean them again .yea right .spray mould cleaner let sit then adgatate with a scrub brush. rinse with some pressure ,let dry completely .now check to see if existing finish is oil or latex if oil use zinsser cover stain oil primer if its latex use a exterior stain blocking latex primer then top coat with a exterior semigloss latex paint on that has a mildewcide in it .is .you dont have to sand old paint off just lightly sand
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Cache's market lamb wins
Family and friends traveled from all over the state [auth] of New Mexico to support 9-year-old Cache Wry at the Market Lamb show at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair, Wednesday, and they didn't leave disappointed. Wry's black face lamb was named Grand Champion of the show, much to Wry's excitement. The Estancia resident is the son of Brad and Kasi Wry and a member of the Ropers 4-H Club. He said that most of his excitement came from the fact that he's never won anything like this, but some of it came from a promise made by his sister. Wry said his sister promised to buy him a ferret if his lamb took top prize and now she must deliver on that promise.
Jessica Burson's black face lamb was named Reserve Grand Champion in the show, not bad considering it was his first show.
The 18-year-old Roswell resident is the daughter of Cody and Cheri Burson, and a representative of the Goddard FFA and Barn Buddies 4-H Club and said the win came much to her surprise.
"Everyone out here worked really hard," she said "And it's great when you win, because you can see all of your hard work pay off. I wasn't expecting it, but it's great to be able to achieve something like this."
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A weekend with my Nex5N + CV15mm f4.5 mk I + Helicoid
Won a used CV15/4.5 mk I on eBay and just got it in the mail, so I decided to get acquainted with it. This is the earlier screwmount version of the lens, which doesn't let you use filters with it because of its built-in hood. However, the edge this version has over the newer M mount variety is that its native MFD is 30cm(1ft), and actually doesn't even need the helicoid adapter.
It really is very sharp, and coupled with the cardany-chan helicoid adapter, its a surprisingly useful AND tiny combo for my Nex5N. I was delighted that I could so easily go between wide-angle and macro with this single lens. Was laughing so hard that the same teensy lens that could take this:
can also do this:
Starting at f4.5, you can argue that the lens isn't made for low-light, or night shooting, but I find it'll get by, especially if you have a tripod (all these shots here are handheld though).
Really love this setup. Now, teamed with my Pen-FT 40/1.4, I've got a miniscule 2-lens combo that takes care of 90% of my needs. Anyone else got this same setup? Would love to see what else other folks are doing with it
Anyway, here is a bit of what I shot with the CV15+helicoid over the weekend to demonstate what it can do:
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I have a very strong compulsion to buy a holster even though I have a great one I love and use everyday. I carry in a Blade- Tech IWB but I want to buy a OWB. I know I don't need it but I can't shake the urge.
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I have a very strong compulsion to buy a holster even though I have a great one I love and use everyday. I carry in a Blade- Tech IWB but I want to buy a OWB. I know I don't need it but I can't shake the urge.
Why not? Everyone needs a bunch of holsters they keep in a drawer.
Since you don't need it, you won't mind waiting, so you may as well get one of the very best:
Def-Con holsters by Brommeland Gunleather
Beyond OWB, do you have any must-have criteria? Such as ... needing absolute concealment; close-fitting to the body; certain positioning along the belt; high/low ride; cant; etc?
IMO, if you have never done OWB previously, check the "pancake" styles from any of a score of the top holster makers. Plenty of good ones to choose from. Everyone should have at least one decent OWB pancake style holster in the stable. A <search> in the Holsters/Gear forum for keyword=pancake can find you a number of good discussion threads.
My preference: Fist Holsters ... #7, #8, #9, #10, #13 or #15. One nice benefit of Fist is that they can generally make a handful of basic alterations to their holsters to customize it per your requirements (ie, cant, sweat shield, thumb break, and the like). Good value, too.
Yeah it has to be tight to the body hi ride and not a fortune.
I'll check out the fist.
Unfortunately, "OWB" is too short of a keyword for a <search> using the DC search tool. However, a Google internet search for "OWB site:defensivecarry.com" calls up a few previous discussions, including these two:
If the Fist line doesn't strike your fancy, check any of the holster makers in the Sponsors section of the forums. Additionally, many previous discussions have had numerous people post about the holsters from these makers: Ugly Bald Guy Holsters, Milt Sparks (ie, the PMK or 55BN), or Don Hume (ie, the 721OT). Though, there are plenty of great holster makers out there. If nothing else, these might give you some ideas.
I appreciate the feed back. I'll check those out. But the pathological urge vs. common sense battle still wages on. Thanks guys.
Heck, holsters are only $5.00 each. Or so my wife thinks.
I use a Fobus Evolution paddle holster for my LCP. Got it off of Amazon.com for $25. Very nice quality. It will keep me happy until my Crossbreed holster arrives.
I always just tell the wife I traded something old I didn't use much. its worked so far.
Hmmm. Let me do some research and I'll get back to you about which one to get. I'll even give you an address to send it to "for strorage". For free, even. Won't charge a thing to store it.
I appreciate all the feed back and the offers for storage:-). I've settled on a Raven Phantom.
Damn now I'll need a freakin new gunbelt also.....
Well.... for a long time ... there have been 3 holsters I've wanted for 3 different guns, ..... and finally decided that since I still want them after this long, I should just go ahead and get it out of my system and order them. So I did, last night. None of the 3 are anything I need, just fall into the "like to have" . Some times... you have to feed the bear.


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2nd-gen health insurance to kick off '13
The China Post news staff Friday, September 28, 2012, 12:02 am TWN
The second-generation National Health Insurance program will be put into practice on Jan. 1, 2013, although details concerning how to collect supplementary premiums and other related issues have yet to be settled, Minister Chiu Wen-ta of the Cabinet-level Department of Health (DOH) said at a legislative session yesterday.
Chiu made the remarks when delivering a report at the Sanitation, Environment and Social Welfare Committee meeting of the Legislative Yuan on the DOH's preparations for the implementation of the new National Health Insurance system.
The new health insurance system aims to include income other than salaries as the base for the premium fee. By collecting 2 percent of income other than salaries, the Bureau of National Health Insurance (BNHI) can get more money to finance the system, improve the quality of medical services and lower the percentage BNHI collects from salaries.
The DOH has submitted to the Executive Yuan four editions of drafts and evaluations based on four salary rates: 4.91 percent, 5 percent, 5.05 percent, and 5.17 percent, stated Chiu. The current premium rate on monthly salaries of insured individuals is set at 5.17 percent.
Chiu said that the DOH is still soliciting opinions from various sectors concerning which of the four rates should be adopted for regular National Health Insurance premiums payable by the insured individuals.
Under the new NHI program, a supplementary premium of 2 percent will be charged on income outside regular salaries, such as interest, professional fees, rent and bonuses, etc. Whether the minimum amount of such income subject to the 2 percent supplementary premium rate will be set at NT$2,000 or NT$5,000 will be determined after the DOH brings into consideration the opinions of experts in related sectors, according to Chiu.
In addition, another controversial issue concerns whether local people should remain excluded from the NHI program for periods when they reside outside of Taiwan. The issue remains to be tackled but the DOH has proposed that all nationals should be covered by the NHI system and pay the NHI premium, Chiu noted.
In response, several lawmakers expressed concern that the BNHI could only collect a little more than NT$20 billion in premiums from nonsalary income. For instance, lawmaker Lin Shih-chia of the Taiwan Solidarity Union said that the ambiguity of the definition on some nonsalary incomes such as bonuses and the uncertainty of whether stock dividends should be included in nonsalary revenue subject to 2 percent supplementary premium rate would make it difficult for the BNHI to collect supplementary premiums.
Lawaker Chen Jie-ru of the opposition Democratic Progressive Party voiced her worries that the second-generation National Health Insurance might be a short-lived one, given the increasing difficulty in calculating and collecting supplementary premiums from nonsalary income.
Another DPP lawmaker, Liu Chien-kuo, said if the supplementary premium income fails to finance the NHI system as it is intended, the government shouldn't boost the premium rate on insured monthly salaries and instead should cover the shortfall on its own.
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